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n ne purchase ot holiday gifts is buying articles that will phase the entire household and at the same time be of zn .
educational and entertaining nature. Nothing fills the bill quite so well as an Edison Phonograph. We have plenty of
them and our stock of Amberot 4 minute-records Is complete. Remember we sell machines on the installment plan to.
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('nt-li it ml lioor Factory.
C, H. Brown, western representative
for thu lumber firm ot Radford Bros.,
f Oahkoflh, W'Ik., js tuire making ar
rangements for tho erection of a
planer, sash and door cutting plant.
It Is to lie located by the track, this
aide of the old planer. The contract
feus been let to Petttr Bosquet of La
rande. The foundation vai com
' ipletcd today find the building will be
gin at once. The concern will not only
se material from the sawmills of this
vicinity, but from Haines, Union and
hcr points Radford Bros, taking the
entire output North Powder News.
Ilullrtlng Sub-Station.
Work began this morning
on . the
but the county treasurer himself, as
the following excerpt of. their final re
port indicates: .
"Te county not furnishing the coun
ty treasurer with an office, and as we
do not know that he maintains one, we
have not been able to visit his office.
We have made an effort to find the
treasurer, but have Lot found him."
electric light sub-station here. The
building is located on lot S in block 26,
broughfrom. H. O. Gorham for a
consideration of $100, and will face
on Center street. It will be 20x24 feet,
frame, covered with brick sheeting,
like that on the Rlggs buildings. A
brick or stone building will be put up
In the spring. J. J. Clancy of La
Orande Is the contractor. Tho poles
are up, the wires strung ana me in
sulators which arrived last week, are
being placed. North Powder will soon
have all the light and power it needs.
North Powder News. -
J. A. (Joe) Moxley, found guilty of
Office Miming. I larceny of a gelding, was sentenced to
The grand Jury of Wallowa county! 10 years in the penitentiary by Judge
seems to have lost not only the office ' Knowles Friday. The second suit
heavy sextexce.
Joe Moxley Got Ten Years for Stealing
. ' Horses, -j
against Moxley on a slllmar charge
was continued. J. H. Howard, Jointly
Indicted with Moxley, who pleaded
guilty and was supposed to- turn
state's evidence, was sentenced to three
years in the penitential--. Enterprise
News-Record. '
Birth Record.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Henry G.
Meske, in North La: Grande, this
morning, a son.
Tanks to Wallowa.
Three large tanks for water supply
purposes were taken to Wallowa coun
ty today. They will be used at the "things doing."
town of Wallowa.
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Clothes Cleaned and Pressed. 4
Bend your suit to me and it
will be returned to you looking
as good as when new. Ladies'
wear given special and pains.
taking attention.
L. H. WINN.
Over Xewlin's Drue Store.
' Hard Practice Yeslerday.
A hard practice was held last eve
ning by the high school regulars In
preparation for the Cove game Thursday.
V. O. V Ationtion.
There will be a special meeting of
the La Grande Camp No. 169, W. O.
W. Tuesday evening. All members of
the local camp and visiting neighbors
are urged to attend. There will be
By order of .
NERI ACKLES, C. C. ""
Thuiikxglvliijf Ice Cream.
The Selder's candy store will fill or
ders" for ice cream on Thanksgiving
day. Orders should be left Wednesday.
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it LARGE L01 OF SAMPLES and MILL ENDS at prices that are unqnestionably without equal in the history of Eastern Oregon close out during the next few days REGARDLESS OF VALUE I!
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$1.50 to $2.00 Values in Shirts Coats, Gloves,
ti Blankets, Hants etc - - - -
QRr c .W-flJ? V!,u.es Consisting j)f Small lots of fOr
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The above lots of merchandise are not all shelf worn goods but samples and mill ends that are in every way first-class merchandise and will be sold at a great savina to the consumer
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ti Our entire stock of Misses' and Children's Coats i-2 Ptice; Ladies' Suits and Coats 1-3 off; Millinery: Ladies' and tt
it and Misses' trimmed Has 1-2 Price; 3000 pair Ladies' Children's and Men's Shoes below Manufacturer's Cost; 500 1
Suits Men's Wool Underwear full suits at the price of Shirts
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Lamp Chimneys, No. 2 3c
Common Water Tumbler, set 13c
Toilet Soap Se
Thousands of-yards of Embroidery Se, 8 l-3c, 12c
Good Hemstlteched Handkerchiefs........ Se
Large line ot Boys' Caps v. . 9c
Ladles' Knit Wool Skirts 49c
Men's $3.00 Hats $K8
Ladles' Fascinators. 50c values 23c
Children's Tarns, 25c to 40c values 19c
Saxony Yard 8c
Knitting Yarn, all colors, Tb skein...... le
Good grade ladies' Cotton Hose 9c
Good grade men's .cotton Sox '. '. 9c
Good grade ladles' wool Hose 17c
Good grade men's wool Sox 13c and 23c
25c Hose Supporters, ladles' , n0
15c Hose Supporters, children's oc
"5c Mittens, ladles' 49c
Best Pins 2c
Best Safety Pins 3c
Scotch Plaid Box Hair Pins , 'se
No. 1 Lantern (Halns) 23c
Lamp Chimneys, No. 1 2c
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