La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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WVULTRY
Ei EXIXG OBSERVER, LA GRAXPE, OREGOX, THTTV Affin ,3. lm.
FAC
Now is the time to fence vonr ; ,
I Gome and get some poultry fence. I have it in
X en,t kinda and all heights. . C
' Just received a car extra Star A star ck; .
ineyare nrst class. ,
Gall and see my souvenirs. 25c t- fsnn
I They are nice rresents to send to youi friends. '
MRS. T.N. MURPHY
? HARDWARE and CROCKERY
MM MIIMMi.,.,;. .
. Judd Geer. the fruit commissioner.
returned this morning from business
trip to Portland. ' v
I 8everal members of the Five Hun
drcd club of this city.- were entertained
by Mrs. Fred Kiddle at Island City
i mis aiternoon. .'
J Whitman College baseball team wl!I
play against the University of Oregon
X team In this city Thursday and FtI-
.iiciBogn- oi tnia week. Eugene
Guard. . '
1 Engineer O. W, Moon of the Pendje-ton-Pilot
Rock run on the O. R. ot
N., has been 111 with an attack of the
grip for several days,- but Is now Im
proved. Pendleton East Oregonlan.
The Beagle family arrived last eve
ning and will remain here for a week
under the management of Chs. Ba
ker. They will present 'The Man
Behind" In the New Elks' hall.
1 Gu t Fountain of Pendleton, Is
over today arranging for his moving
picture show which will b nn.n in
the Lewis building about the first of
IAGn FTVK.
May.
' IOCAL ITEMS, i '
. Auni wnmirnra titii.i .
" " ' -J ilUBC IB.
m las Nina Hunstock left last eve
ning for Baker City to visit friends.
' Doyle Vincent of Ontario, ia here
Alslttnff HI. mmtam f m -r m
. - --v., . pneeu.
Mies Metta Morris of Portland, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs.' 8. N. Bolton,
and will remian until Saturday.
, A. W. Leffel is still slightly indis
posed, after a long siege with la grippe
i. .1,1. . - .
- .vn ly ue oui OI UOOrS. Al . . ,
The W. C, T. U. met with Mrs. Em
ma Simmons this afternoon to hold
Its annual election of officers.
., A.. Thomas of the sugar factory, re
2 turned today from Nampa, where he
ent In he interest of his company.
V Councflmaii i J. ' T. "Williamson la
home' from a business trip to Pendle
, ton. ' v . "i ' ; ,
Tomorrow being Good Frldav. there
will be services at Su Peter's church
L at the following hours: 10 a. m.. s n
' m. and 7:80 p. m. The offerings at the
morning and evening services will be
Abe Eaton of Union, Is In
Grande today on business matters
-'Dr. Easley, the dentist, Is In Pendle
,oaBy ncting business. , . fw the ared and .
Presiding Elder Crook, of the Moth. The new rule, regarding the safe of
matters relating to hi. church. hJ the westbound train, re.cn Bake, City
Mrs. J. E. Birdsell and family left I all vacant hrth ....
- - - ivj"iicu w (DC
ioci otnee and can be reserved while
the train i yet en route form Baker
here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Patterson , of
Bristol, Vt, who have teen visiting A.
E. Patterson and A. c. Patter of this
city, returned home this morning. A.
B. Patterson wa a resident and busi
ness man of old La Grande 40 years
ago. He wa. the pioneer merchant of
this valley. This" is hi. firt visit for
over 40 yeara.
thl. morning for the Birdsell farm near
Bummervllle. Mr. Birdsell will remain
with the O. R. A N. company.
Private letters from Mrs. J. Decker,
who recently underwent an operation
In Portland, aay that .he I. Improving
nicely. She expects to be at home
kgaln In about three weeks. ' '
Former Roadmaster G. W. Nelson,
to now located in Camas with his fam
ily. Mr. Nelson and son Charles, are
employed on the North Bank; railriad.
Through an error by the Salt Lake
film house, the Electric theater ia one
film .hort for tonight', performance.
The two seta of picture, were here last
week and were returned through a
mistake.; ;The full program 'will be
given tomorrow night, however,
DENTIST.
Dr. W. D. McMillan. Red 681.
. Painless extraction.
Expert gold work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grande National Bank Building.
Room. 4-5.
Mrs. A. E. Stephens leaves tonight
for Portland, where sli will visit her
daughter. Miss Allle. ;
H. L, Schaffer returned this morn
ing from a two weeks visit with his
brother In Ashland. Mr. Schaffer says
mat while he had a most delightful j
t. ne comes back better satisfied
with the Grande Ronde valley than
ever. ..
STEWARD'S THEATRE A
Public Stroking. -
W..F. Anderson, the reDuhllcan ca'nl!
dldate for county clerk, addressed the
citizens of this city last eventna- in th.
Commercial club building. There was
good sized audience out to hear him
on his topic, "Pure Politics.". He was
followed by candidates for the legisla
ture R. D. Hamilton and S. F. HI.-.
ardson, who were both heartily encor
ed. Taklnir it all In nil' ,.
last evening has caused as much gen
eral diversified comment as any po
litical speaking held here durtnr the
campaign.
: Date Postponed.
EXyngellm Haudenechleld wrote to
day that the meetings he Is now hold
ing would be continued for another
week and that hi. La Grande date
would be one wek later the 29th in.
tead of the 12nd.
Fine linen tinner bv the Bound
Ferguson'.. . "
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Saturday IViht; April 18
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Don't fall to Sec Thl Great Play '
I A Competent Cast of Local Artists
A Dramatization of Frank B. Norris' Novel
i of trie Same Name ' ' v."
HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS
- Don't Forget the Date ,
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1 PrrPC fi.f." and Orchesfra" Seafs 50c; Balance
t i i ice. otlioust25c
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' Dance Tonight. V
Hendricks' orchestra will give a
dance In Noyes' skating rink Thursday
night, April 14. Come and bring your
ladle.. Tickets 60c. Spectators jgc.
Music by Hendricks' full orchestra. A.
Smith, floor director..
Fine Iftien paper by the pound at
Ferguson's. , . :
Order, solicited for ice cream. Jfe
deliver atl order. In quantities of one
gallon or more.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY.
Fine linen paper by the pound at
Ferguson's.
PADDOCK
BACK Atl
Blahop rTl.' Paddock, who recently
came to Oregon to assume his duties
as bishop of the eastern Oregon dio
cese, will go through this evening on
No. 2 to Union, where he will remain
until Tuesday morning, dividing his
time between that place and Cove.' He
will come to. La Grande on Tuesday
morning and remain until Thursday
mornlnft. On Tuesday evening he will
hold a confirmation In St. Peter's
church. Further particular, later will
be announced. ' . ,
A SLIGHT MISTAKE. . -Gooa
Attraction m the Electric, Al-
"The Incendiary Foreman" , 1. ona
of the strongest films among the at
traction, at Ute Electric, theater for
this week end. - Through an accident
the attraction i. two set. short tonlhgt
but the shortage will, be remedied to
morrow. The entlre-set I. satisfactory
to the ' most critical patrons and no
one can afford to mis tonight', per
formance, notwithstanding .that than
is a shortness from the regular pro
gram. v The program Is given In ths
house ad. In this Issue. .
'' " ' For Sain. , '
We have some choice seed oats and
brewing barley.
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BLACK BRAMWELL,
" . Feed Store.
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' ' isismisiisiisia.iaaB ' '
Laundry Soap, 7 bar. . .7; . .Vv. 1 .25o
FREE
Hundred, have received numerous articles
FREE from our Bargain Basement. WHT
NOT TOU? ,
BRIXG YOCR COCPOXS
and redeem them as cash In the BARGAIN
BASEMENT. They cost you nothing and will
buy you MUCH.
Wooden Ware
Common Clothespins, per dozen lie
The U. S. spring Clothespins, made of hard
, wood, with spring on each aide and made
to cla.p the line, per dozen ......... .Iftc
Block matches, per bunch . .." lo
Saginaw Parlor Matches, 500 In box, having
the safety tip, making them easy to
strike and yet keeping them from popping
and sputtering; per box 6c
Woden Potato Mashers, each c
Wooden Spoons, each'.. ', So
Wash Boards, a very good quality board;
is made of tine and . well worth more
money; each .... , .............. ,.28c-
HATS
SHIRTS
JXJOTWEAR '
DRY GOODS'
Darning Cotton, C for ........... ,5c
BmgrinS
NOTIONS
TIXWAUE .
DISHES
, GRAjnTEWRAE-
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The Golden Rule Co.
argmn Easement
9 .
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Opening
Worth More Than Face Value
Our large stock of Good, in the Bargain Basement I. sold at .tartllng prices, and 5 cent,
there mean. 10 cent, elsewhere. Come and be' convinced., WE WILL PAY YOU for your trouble a.
a few price, will convince. . , iruuoie, as
Dry Goods
A high-grade Calico In the best color, and
patterns, per yard Bj
The best quality apron Gingham in small
and large checks ,.6,c
A good assortment of Lawn for children'.
and ladles' spring dresses 7c
A good, substantial cotton lace, 13 yards in
bunch, per bunch gjc
Clark's O. N. T. Cotton, per spool ....... ,4c
Silk, a high grade, per spool , .tic
Embroidery Silk, two ski-Ins .8c
Gents Furnishings
A good grade of Hati each 8c
An odd end lot of Hata 4
An excellent line of work Shirts. In black
and white stripes, or In other colors.
each 45o.
A few dress Shirts, each , , .m.
Odd end lot of work Shoes ... . II 81
Odd end lot of Slippers ' " 2.1c
Boys' Canvas Shoes, per pair ...'480
Tennis Shoes, per pair ...!..'!aeo
57 piece Dinner Set of Dishes $5 A3
These Dishes are First, and Seml-Porcclaln, of the besj English ware, made
J by Johnson Bros. The Elite pattern, and are great i values ' at that
money.
' Coat and Hat Hooks, per dosen . ... . ,80
argains
B
COUPONS
Small In sound, BIG JN MEANING You
receive one coupon' with each cash purchase
of $1.00, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. IT
brings you more than face value In THE BAR
GAIN BASEMENT, . ;
WHY.
H
Tinware and Notions
, Tea Strainer., each , ,...80
Tea Kettle Knobs, each . .lo
Soup Strainers, each , ia
Wire Soap Stand., each ... 4o
Wire Dish Mop., each .'..to-
Graters, each, frotn 7c to ISo
10-quart galvanized Bucket, good weight S2o
12-quart galvanized Bucket, good weight t5o
14-quart galvanized Bucket, good weight 28o
Paring Knives, each .....Mo
Tin Cups, two for Bo
And. hundreds of other kitchen artlclos at
Just auch low prices.
r : 7 ; 11 " '
Paper
2 -yard bundles of fancy crepe paper ,..,10c
100 paper Napkins '. .....13c
Shelf paper, per bunch 4c
, . Xlent Toilet Paper he
This paper Is of the best quality. In 8-oz.
rolls containing 500 .heets, and i. both anl
tary and economical.
Granite Ware
2-quart Royal Granite Saucepan
4-quart Royal Granite Saucepan .
B-quart Royal Granite Saucepan .
Baskets
We have a large line of fancy baskets ranging In price from
... 2lo
. . . 43c
.... 080
.7o to 70o
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