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Submit for Your Consideration, Staple and Fancy Goods, New and Up-to-date Spring Arrivals at
REGULAR GOLDEN RULE COMPANY' S PRICES
31'' ' Toggery
lien's good wealing Suits, part wool, excellent value $3.50
lien's Suits in grey Cassimere, good staple goods. . .$5.00
X2 1 Men's Suits in all grades Worsted?, Cassimeres, Chev-
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luis, in hu me taiesi spring snaues uia patterns,
now at from .$G.50 to $16.50
Boy's Cofhng
Boy's Two Piece Suifs in, nce
line of colors fair quality
for only $1.00
Boys' Suits, large line of patterns, will wear like iron $1.25
Boys' Suits, all grades, latest Spring styles' and patterns,
$1.50 to $.0a
House Furnishings
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DRESS GOODS
' ' .' . ; ' DRESS GOODS.
Elegant black Dress Goods In Mohairs and Sicilians, 50-lnch Panama,' .
' all wool, highest grade quality, per yard $1.10
45-Inch black Sllklne Mohair, high silk lustre, per yard ............ .91.65
.41-inch black Voile, an exceptional value, per yard $1.25
- ' BKAVTIFIX COLORED KRESS GOODS. -
32-Inch mixed wool Suiting, Checks and Plaids, per yard . ......... . . . .28c .
US-Inch mt'xftri rTcv Mohair. Ktrlnes and Checks, per yard 00c
, 42-Inch fine Serges In navy blue, brown and cardinal, per yard $1.10
' WOMEN'S SUITS, SKIRTS AND JACKETS.
Each day turns a new page of the Spring faslikm book at The Golden
Role Company. Each day has added to the completeness and collection of
new apparel. i -
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. PRICES ARE VERY ACCOMMO
DATING. SUITS $17.00, $19.60, $32.50, $40.00.
SKIRTS $.85, $9.75, $12.25, $18.50.
JACKETS '. $5.35, $6.50, $8.50, $10.00.
Shoes
Shoes
Our line of -Shoes is the high standard of Spring, 1908,
styles. New, Up-to-date in every way. OXFORDS, tan.
or black. High cuts in all leathers. '
PATENTS, VICI, GUN METAL, BOX CALF,
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S,
SUNSHINE FINISH not only finishes new work,
" but. is the best article on the market for renewing marred
or scratched furniture, or anything in wood ware. We car
ry it in all shades, and all sized cans. Call and get color
card. ,
CLOTHES WRINGERS
' Wood or iron frame, guaranteed $2.85
.. Wood or iron frame, guaranteed ; $3-00
' Wood or iron frame, guaranteed ........ .$3.25 to $4.S5
ACME WASHING MACHINES .
This is the Best Machine on the market. Does work
' well and so easy that a child can operate it. Guaranteed
in every way. Price . . $12.00
50-foot galvanized Wire Clothes Line 13c I
Galvanized Wash Tubs , Wc and fi.uu
DWi.-, Graniteware, Glassware, Woodenware, Tin
ware and everything in house furnishings or kitchen utensil.-'.
We carry a complete line.
Ml Rubber Footwear
Reduced 25 Per cent
to Close Out, Excepting Boots
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LACE -CURTAINS
The lint being complete
"we can now show you
some very good values
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No. 202 and 203, 2 3-4 yards long, at...,... . .65c pair
No. 205, 2 3-4 yards long, at ....... . '. ... .' . ,90c pair
No. 207, 3 yards long, 40 inches wide, at . . .$1.13 'pair
No. 211, 3 yards long, 48 inches wideat . . . .$1.48 pair
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No. 210, 3 yards long, 44 inches wide, at . . . .$.135 pair
No. 212, 3 yards long, 48 inches -wide, at . . . .$1.50 pair
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Hosiery
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You all
Child's Hose, 5 to 9, medium wieght cotton, pair 12 l-2c
Child's Hose, 5 to 9, lisle finish, fast and stainless, pr 18c
Boys' extra heavy, 6 1-2 to 10, equal to 25a quality, P
Ladies' medium weight, good wear, per pair ... .12 l-2c
Ladies' fine Lisle ribbed, at, per pair ............. 25c
Ladies fine Burson fashioned, no seam, per pair. . ... .25c
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Best Skirts :
Every Vell-gowned woman should have a Sororis Pet
ticoat in her wardrobe. ' '
nigh grade Heatherbloom, wide folunce, dust ruffle, 2
rows of shirring .$1.98
No. 53, genuine Heatherbloom, yoke top, strap seams $2.25
No. 22 Clematis Cloth in yoke top, strong seams, shirred
and tucked . , . $1,50
Men's Work Shirts . ... . 45c
Men's Heavy Work Socks 6c
Men's Good Grade Hats ..,...$1.00
Men's Good Grade Dress Shirts ,33c
Best Pins, per paper , 4c
Best Safety Pins, per paper 4o
O. N. T. Spool Cotton, per spool 4c
Good, all white Hemstitched Handkerchiefs lc
...... 25c
7 bars Laundry Soap
Good Toilet Soap, per dozen 45c
Saginaw White Tip Matches, per box C l-4c
Clothespins, per dozen ,1c
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.: Salem Is' considering a sewerage
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1 nolect.
i,.i state Bank at Boise.
us doors during the n-
r:. naiUU -'flrft" W een reorganized j
l and expecU .tA- open within the next
few days. ' f. ..
. ...Weston growers have 25.600 saek
of potatoes ready for market. I
PMlleton has over $4000 subscribed
S -with which to Place water on n oth-
rwlse beautiful cemetery Olney.
Ten thoupand rainbow trout will
be released In the Umatilla river Just
below Meacham creek, Just as soon as
the season Is far enough advanced.
Independence is to h4ve a cannery.
At a rousing meeting held there a few
days affO' the Committee appointed to
solicit stock reported It had raised
J42O0 of the $5000 necessary.
Koseburg has Just organized a Com
mercial club with 100. members on the
night of organization.
' Ex-Congressman Blnger Hermann,
accompanied by his wife. Is en' route
to Mexico, where they expect to spend
th'.nti?.,fl.ve,wkg ?Wl'teM-' ; . f
The socialists of Lane county will
meet in convention' April 3 to 'nomin
ate a county ticket.
An auto road from Portland to Hood
River is one of the possibilities of the
year.
Petitions are being circulated in
Grant county with a view of putting
that county In the "dry" list next
June.
as being first-class In every respect.
The new bridge Is a'complete steel
structure and one of the finest In the
county. It Is much longer than the
old bridge and stands at a much
TO CAMPAIGN COUNTY.
W. F. Anderson Will Spook at Various
Point In the County.
W. F. Anderson, candidate before
asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness, Is
sold under guarantee at the Newlln
drug store. 50c and $1. Trial bottle
free. -
greater elevation above the water than the republican primaries for the nom
FINEST IN COUNTY.
New Steel Bridge at Elgin Please the
Public Generally.
The new bridge spanning the
Grande Ronde rlver'on the road lead
ing out of this city to the Clerks creek
and Indian creek sections was com
pleted last week and turned over to
the country court 4
''' County Judge Henry and Commls-
slorers Brown and Belders arrived
from la uranue last many -ana in
company with members of the city
council gave the bridge a thorough In
spection, and accepted the structure
' did the old structure. Bridge Super
Intendent Campbell Is at present over
seeing the work of building the ap
proaches and as soon as that Is com
pleted the bridge will be ready for
travel. Members of the county court
say that the total cost of the structure
completed will be $5000.
Easterday Co.. had the contract
for building the bridge and the mem
bers of the lourt Were well pleased
with the work. The bridge Is one of
which Elgin and the county may well
be proud,' Elgin Recorder.
All the local and ha world's news
of Interest In The Observer each eve-
Inatlon of county clerk, is arranging It Arrangement are going on nicely
to address the voters of the county on
"Pure Politics." Places and dates will
be announced later. lOtf
No Vso to Die.
"I have found out that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get Dr. King's New piscov
ery," says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush
boro, Pa. would, not be alive to
day only for that wonderful medicine.
It loosens tip'' a' cough quicker than
anything else, and cures lung disease
even after the case la pronounced
hopeless.". This most reliable reme
dy for coughs and colds, la grippe,
Dance Tomorrow Night.
ror the dance tomorrow night, the
proceeds of which will apply on the
expense of maintaining a baseball
team here this season. Every one Is
Invited to attend, and ladles are re
quested to come with a well-defined
notion of what the colors for the
players' uniforms are to be.
To the Public.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned Is now prepared to furnish
pure, fresh milk from, young Jersey
cowa.
t J. F. BAKXR, JR.,
'Phone Black 181.