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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911.
GOLDEN RULE CD. EXPANDS
SUPPOSE you were to be
handed a hundred dollar bill
on the sale of a horse. Large
bills are mighty awkward in making small purchases.
The chances are your neighbor couldn't cash it.' Per
haps the merchant wouldn't care to. , This bank
would. Certainly. ,
. : BUT WHAT ABOUT THE
CHANGE? SILVER IS HEAVY IN
THE POCKET, SMALLER BILLS
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ESTABLISH
ES ANNEX
D4LT0.VS OLD STAND WILL BE 1 HE HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS OF
THE LARGE MERCASTILE EST ABLISHMENT THIS SEASON
WORKMEN BUST ARRANGING INTERIOR.
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The Frost is on the Pumpkin
and the new Fall Clothes in stock.
Beauties! Every garment of them.
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Fit, Finish Styles and Fabrics all
carrying the famous Michaels-Stern
guarantee. And prices ? Well, just
let us quote you a few. '
TONEY & SCRANTON
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
A Good Position v
Can be had by ambitious young men
and women In the field of "Wireless"
or railway telegraphy. Since the 8
bour law became effective, and since
. the wireless .companies are establish
ing stations throughout the country
there Is a great shortage of telegraph
ers. .
Position pay beginners from $70
to f 90 per month with good chances of
advancement. The National Telegraph
institute of Portland, Oregon, operates
under the supervision of railroad and
wireless officials, and plces 11 gifid
uates into positions.
It will pay you to write them for full
details. ll-8-4t
v SEW HOME SOW OCCUPIED
Frank JLilly and Family Hare Moved
Into Their Sew Bungalow.
Moving day has come and gone with
the Lilly family and now they are
snugly houeed In the magnificent bun
galow on Fourth and Pensylvania av
enue. This home has attracted a great,
deal of attention during course of con.
Btruetlon for without dubt it Is one of
j the neatest and best appointed homes
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lng Is wholly due to Mrs. Lilly's skill
In planning and the result Is highly
satisfactory.
Two Youngsters Arrive. ,
Yesterday a son arrived at the home
of Henry M. Pfelffer and wife, and on
November 6th a daughter wa born
to ttie home of Benjamin Ratter and
wlfte.
Starts Much Trouble.
If all people knew that neglect of
constipation would result In severe
Indigestion, yellow Jaundice or viru
lent liver trouble they would soon
take Dr. King's New Life Pills and
end It. It's the only sate way. Best
for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia,
chills and debllltv. 2r. at D 1 1 A fit
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Finding their present quarter en-
tirely Inadequate to handle the exten
sive holiday line of goods this season
the Golden Rule company has leased
the store formerly occupied by S. H.
Dalton on the Corner of Adams aud
Fir and today workmen are busily en
gaged In fixing the interior to display
thj large shipment of holiday goods.
It m to be a toyland and a wonder
land, as well, remarked Mac Wood.
purchases In many lines have been
Imported In large quantities but by Im
porting them ourselves w are en
abled to get a price that is Impossible
to obtain If we buy on the American
market. We are confident that the
low prices which we will plate on the
goods which we bought at a low fig
ure will enable everyone in Union
county to have a splendid holiday
season ,for gifts are what make a
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MUST BE CHANGED YET AGAIN.
r AND, TOO, THEY HAVE A WAY OF
, WORKING OUT QF THE POCKET
UNNOTICED. A HUNDRED DOL
LARS IN CASH CAN CAUSE A LOT
OF WORRY WHEN IT HAS TO BE
CONSTANTLY WATCHED TO
AVOID LOSS, ERROR AND THEFT.
IT'S DIFFERENT WITH A HUN
Golden Rule Company's Store which Is not large enough to handle
holiday goods. Room formerly occupied by S. H. Dalton has been
leased for the annex.
manager of the Golden Rule company. La Grande a real holiday store. Our
we never made such a purchase of pleasant Yuletlde. As a business con
excellent goods as We did this year ' cern we have a feeling of satisfaction
for the holiday trade and we found In being able to care for our lanw
Immediately that our basement, where, army of regular customers in this
w8 have hertofore hantlfed this line, way, knowing as we, do that the gneat
was entirely too small:4 ' Having an holiday emporium, which we will soon
opportunity to get tbiar "building we open
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were pleased to lease It and will give' money."
will : save every purchaser
LUAAB
EDIAEII
Mrs Beatrice Dierke
PIANO RECITAL
in La Grande v
November 20th
The Greatest Artist on the Pacific
Coast. A treat for La Grande people
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TD MEET HERE
WIRING DEVOTED id BUSINESS;
IISIT miLL AFTER NOON.
Entertainment Depends Largely Upon
llimatle Conditions.
Mext Saturday will brine : to La
Grande a group of men from eastern
Washington, Montana, Idaho and East
ern Oregon that manufacture white
pine lumber. The men are known aa
members of the Northwestern White
Pine Manufacturers' -association and
will conduct their quarterly meeting
here for the benefit of the Eastern
Oregon lumbermen who have always
been required, with one (exception, to
go to Spokane or some other remote
corner to attend the meetings.
During the morning a session will
be held down town at which the busl-
uro ui me uieeuug wiw OB gone oyer.
The lumbermen will arrive that morn
ing, in the afternoon the lumber
makers will go to tb plant of the
George Palmer mill and Inspect the
bureau of grades, an important de
partment f? the association." "George
Stoddard of the Grande Ronde Lum
ber company and Vincent Palmer of
the George Palmer institution com
prise a committee that has the de
tails in hand, and the weather will
have much to do with, the entertain
ment of the guests. Something to en
tertain them will be outlined, and , If
the roads are good It Is probable that
something of a Jaunt over the valley
will be undertaken. The meeting Is
Important, bringing as It does, many
wealthy men from four or five states
to this city. The exact' number that
will attend is not known, but Spokane
especially will send a big delegation:
Wallowa and Baker counties, too, win
augment the members materially.
STATE ASSESSES
TELEPHOH
E
Is your husband cross? An Irrita
ble, fauit finding disposition Is often
due to a disordered stomach. A man
with a good digestion Is nearly al
ways good natured. . A great many
have been permanently cured of stom
ach troubla by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets. For sale by all dealers,
odwkly
ASSESSOR CLARK ISSUES A LET
TER TO RECORDER.
Denies Charge and1 Points to State
Tax Commlwlon.
Assessor ' Dave Clark In answer to
the Elgin Recorder's statement rela
tive to the assessment of the Home
Independent Telephone property In
Union county Issued the following let
ter. '
La Grande, Ore., Nov. 4. Editor El
gin Recorder, Elgin, Oregon. Dear
Sir: I notice In your Issue of Nov. 2d,
under the beading, "Misleading the
Public," you ask, "Can the count" as
sessor's office explain why the Home
Independent Telephone company fs
assessed for only $14,436 In Union
county, while they claim an Invest
ment of over 1200,000 In Union and
Wallowa counties?"
Now In Justice to myself and my
predecessor, Mr. Rlnahart, I would
ask you to correct this statement as
It Is also misleading. The state tax
commission has taken out "of ' the
hands of all assessors In the state of
Oregon th assessing of all public
utilities, corporations, doing business
m more than one county In the state
and the Home Independent Telepone
company comes under this head, the
assessors are not asked even an opln
ion of the valuations of these prop
erttes. Tours truly, D. M. Clark, Coun
ty Assessor.
P. S. Refer you to page 348, sec
tion 15, Session Laws of 1909.
uaZu DGLLAH 2Ai; ACCOUNT.
YOU WRITE A CHECK FOR THE
AMOUNT OF YOUR PURCHASE.
SIMPLE, CONVENIENT. NO WOR.
RY, NO RISKS.
WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR NEXT
SALE COME TO US. WE WILL
START YOU RIGHT WITH A
BANK BOOK AND CHECKS.
United States
National
Bank
Treasurer's Call for City Warrants.
There are also fudns in the treasury
to pay all warrants issued against wa
te fund of La Grande city up to and
Including No. 9895 endorsed Nov. 16,
1910. Interest on all warrants on wa
ter fund from No to No. 9895
inclusive ceases from date of this call.
La Grande, Oregon, Nov, 1, 191L
Roy W. Logan,.
City Treasurer-
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Nebraska Teachers Meet -Omaha,
Nov. 8. What promises' to
be the most successful convention ev
er held by the Nebraska Teachers'
association began this city today!, -with
an attendance of -several "1ho-V
sand pedagogues from all over the
state. The convention will ba In sea- '
sion.threu days and will be addressed
by a number of educators of national
reputation. ' . , - , .
Guild of St Barnabas.
Chicago, 111., Nov. 8. The Guild of
St. Barnabas, composed of nurses of
the United States, Canada, and sev
era! other countries, assembled in
Chicago today for its 25th annual
meeting. , - -
Hurry with Your Order for
A TELEPHONE
and have your name in our
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
PRIXTIXO OF WHICH HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO NOTEMBER
13th OWIXG TO LARGE NUMBERS OF ORDERS BEING RECESS
FROM NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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Treasnrets Call for Oty Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
now runds on hand to nay all out
standing warrants on general fund of
La Grande, city up to and Including
iw. suiu. enaorsea March 16th. 1910.
Interest on all warrants on general
fund from No. S954 to No. 9010 inclus
ive ceases from this date.
La Grande, Oregon, Nov. l. mi,
Roy w. Logan.
, . City Treasurer,
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Steward's V Opetta Hotisg
Monday, November 13
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