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KODAK
FILM
The dependable film and the !
S kind you should always use. 2
They cost no more than other J
i kinds and can always be relied J
I unrm Wpi maintain a mitel !
depart-
i dependable finishing
ment. Let us furnish and fin
Jish your films;""' I
PERSONALS, ii
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ind Furniture. DYAL'S FUBNI-i V v v f f f TVT
IURE CO, 404 Fir St., "mm Black
361. . 9-I4,tf.
Ward Smith, of Starkey, is down
today buying supplies for his ranch
&hnrnar Tavl fiavuliu cAmHH u.. t
tel. Main 740.Adv. 2 91 rf .Gr?nd -visitor today.
Dr. F. L. Ralston Osteouathi
Over Silverthorn's Drug Store. -Adv.
i 20 w tf
J. R. Endicott, of Joseph, Is La
Harnett, of Vincent, is in I.
La Grande visitincr todav. , - 1 i
C. J. Thurston, of Starkey, was a
La Garnde visitor yesterday. '. 1 4
S. L. Harlstrom. of Joseph, is ' vis. ' ,
o ,r . TTI ' " itinf in La Grande today. . 'f'iiy..
Call at H. A. Ackert's for mill- D M.. i k,,.
work and lumber. Wenaha Co. old North Powdnr . Vv.. U
W. E. Eshelman. of Perrv. is avLa .-.
e visitor tnilnv : i I Y
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SUIT (SASS
stand. Adv.
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Red Cross Drug j
I Store :
fashionable Dressmaking, Ladies i I r SlTi tT "i Ji'
tj, . ,, , . . , ,, 1 u. smith, or Union, is among T
Tmlormg and all kinds of accordion those registered at the Savoy.: i" ,
pleating 1417 Adams avenue. Adv. Mrs. G. W. Tane was a business 'vis- Ji
- ' '9 11 1m. ilnr fnn'1It I.L. ll.1. J1.I..';: .'T
I Airs. U. A. Lindsev returned from
For farm loansconsult A. E'. Lam- Portland this morning where she fias
bert, the Loan Man, North Powdor. been visitme the oast monthi. ;
Ore. Adv.
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J LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ansco Caraefas, Hill's Drug Store.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring,
Kemodeling a specialty. Jones & Ra
bone. The Ladies' Store; in West.
Jacobs bldg., near Y. M. C. A. Adv
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Adv.
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Traveling ; men piled into Wallowa
county today. Out of the baggage
ear . full of baggage on the branch
this morning, over 30" were sample
cases. ' '
Capt. H. W.-Burton, Expert Piano
Tuner and Sewing Machine Repair
er, at Savoy hotel, La Grande, Ore
gon. 3-10,tf.
Elite Cleaning & Pressing. Suits
fextra pair
of pants with' each suit order that
to order, $15.00 to $35.00.
or pants with e
is $22.00 or over.
Phone black 1241.
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Dokies,' attention - Ceremonial Sat
urday evening. Three tyros. Every
body come. . 3-12,2t.
v Don't forget " about buying your
"cameras and picture materials and
having. all this worl done at Silver
thorn's Drug store! - 3-6,6t.
i will liOan Tou Honey.
Plenty of money on land security.
Reasonable rates and ho long waits.
J. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf.
' . ' Money to Loan.
On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.. '
FOLEY
HOTEL
TAXI
MAIN
772
Call Van Buren's lor taxi. Adv.
Sewing wanted, by day. Phone
Black 271. Adv. 3-9,6t,pd.
The Y. M. C. A. Will open each
Sunday at 1 :00 P. M. supplying to
its membership and to friends of the
association a well filled reading
room, containing many of the best
magazines published. '
Notice This Ad.
If your stoves ' smokes and does
not draw, don't blame the coal and
wood man, but call for If. Sweet,
chimney cleaner and stove and fur
nace repairer. Phone blaok 1211,' or
call at 1421 Adams Ave. 3V24t.
OUR LINE OF TRUNKS, SUIT CASES; GRIPS.
AND BAGS IS COMPLETE. QUALITY OF THE
BEST, , PRICES LOWEST. COME IS, LOOK
OVER OUR COMPLETE LINE, AND SAVE SOME
MONEY ON YOUR TRUNK; SUIT CASE OR
GRIP. - " .
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FOR SALE OR TRADE For,, good
milch cows, four good ' colts, 2
yearlings, 2 two-year olds. ' Ad
dress M.' D., care Observer.- .
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NOODLE GRILL
213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241
The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef--;
American and Chinese Dishes.
OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
Furnished Rooms Upstairs 'r Wm. Eng, Mgr.
SATURDAY CASH
SPECIALS
DEMONTE High Grade Caned Fruits
Regular 35c Special 20c
HILLS-DALE ASPARAGUS TIPS
Regular 25c Special 15c
Our Famous 25c Coffee
Special 3 lbs. for 50c
HARRIS GROCERY
We Give &f Green Trading Stamps
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
Lulu Mitchell and Ethel Mitchell.
of Joseph, are : visiting here. They
are registered nt tha Foley. '
Henry Hagey, of Starkey, brought
down some horses todny, to dispose
of. ." J- -
A. A. Wenzel was a business vis
itor at Minam today, expecting to re-,
turn this evening. '. ,
Cliff Clark, of Palmer Junction, is
hero visiting. He is registered at
the Savov.
W.,0. Seward and E. L. Lcdbetter,r
of North Powder, are La Grande vis-' A
itors. They are registered at .the .
Sommer while here. - i y
R. Blumenstein and Mike Nelson,
of Elgin, were visitors in La Grande ff
last evening. The registered at the ' j.
Foley while here. j
Attorney L. Denham returned' to
Elgin this morning.', He' spent a few f
days in the city, appearing in the ju
Railroad Commission hearing. -.- V
C. K. Howitt, a Portland horse- y
buyer, is in the city today taking- out T
a carload of horses und leaving the' f
equivalent in money. - I j.
.IfkhTi f.i'lmpa haIH wnrlfi fny fhA
Sunday School union, went out. to
Wallowa county points this morning
to conduct services there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wachsmuth, of
Curtiss, Wis.', are here on visit to
his sister, Mrs. Gust Benglesdorff,
who formerly lived in Wisconsin. .
. Ola Tonnslend, of Lewiston, Idaho,
has been visiting his cousin Gust Ol
son of this city. He left this morn-'
ing for New York to take ship for
Norway, expecting to saii on the 20th.
Mrs. W. L. Mulkey left this, morn
ing for Joseph where she joins her
husband who went to the Mulikey farm
a few days ago, after spending the
Winter m La Grande. !
Mrs. Ida K. Dennis, who has beenr
visiting here with her daughter Mvsi'
W. Veddor, left for her home in Colru.
fax this morning, . She will stop Mj
Pendleton for a few days to visit, i,
Miss ' Osyth Carpenter arrived in
La Grande this morning to visit with
her brother, E. C. Carpenter. Miss
Carpenter is on her way to ' Port
land. :
Prof. Aubrey Smith, superintendent
of schools at Union, was a guest in
the city this morning on his way to
Elgin to attend the teachers convene
tion.
C. L. Hartshorn, the man who re
cently sold some land in Wallowa
county for a sum said to be $100,
000.00, returned to Joseph this
morning, after transacting business in
this' city. "
R.. W. Dawson and wife, Chicago;
W. R. Austin, Seattle; S. D. Lenkiii,
E. F. Wentworth, J. R. Flynn, H. M,
Good, J. M. Goar, A. D McLead, L.
W. Palmer and A. W. Miles, Portland;
A. E. Zundell, Spokane; A. C. Dawson,
Salt Lake, J. M. Whiston, Olympia,
are registered at the Sommer.
S E. Johnson, H. L. Hall,. N. C.
Maris, and Ralpht Harper, Portland;
Thos. Thorsen, Spokane, N. R. Lewis,
Boise; G. H. Howitt, Portland; Frank
Vogt, Spokane; W. E. Murphy Den
ver; Robert W. McCall, Lamart; H.
Rey, Brownsville and Peggy Moore,
La Mesa, Calif., are registered at the
Foley hotel. " r
Trunks, regular size 24 to 34 $1.98 $2.50 $3.00 $3.45 $3.05 $4.45 $4.95 $5.45 $5.95 $6.45
Trunks, regular size 32 to 38 $8.45 $9.45 $10.00 $11.00 $11.45 $12.50 $14.95 $16.50 $18.00
$20.00 $23.50 $27.00 $30.00 - '
Steamer trunks 34 to 40 $11.45 $12.50 $14.45 $15.00 $20.00 , x '
SUITCASES
Fibre suit cases,' sizes 24 to 26 inches $1.25 $1.48
$1.69 $1.89 $2.39 $2.69 $3.85 $4.48 '
Matting suit cases, sizes 16 to 26 inches 75c $1.20
$1.30 $1.48 $1.85 $2.25 $3.25 $3.48- .. ' '
Leather suit cases sizes 24 to 26 inches $4.48, $5.00 ;
$5,50 6.00
Rawhide suit cases, 24 inch to 36 inch $5.00 $6.48 ;
. $7.50 $8.50
GRIPS $9.45 $9.95 $12.50 $15.00
Brown canvas grips, sizes 10 to 16 inches 80o 90c $1.00 $1.10 $1.20
Fibre Oxford bags, sizes 15 to 18 inches $2.25 $2.50 $2.65 . , , .
Leather Oxford bags, sizes 15 .to 18 inches $2.50 $3.00 $3.65
Rawhide Oxford bags, sizes 15 to 18 inches $5.95 $8.45 $9.45 $10.00 $11.50 $13.50 $15.00
Shawl straps 25c to 45c -,..
QUALITY THE
SAME
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
WE GIVE S. A H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
MARSHAL SELLS RESIDENCE
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Sherry Theatre
The Pictures Beautiful
"SEEDS OF JEALOUSY"
A Powerful Drama with a Beautiful Love Story
. v Comedy . ,
"NEVER AGAIN"
Featuring Sidney Degrey A comedy with laughs
galore :
VAUDEVILLE
i ROLFE AND KENNEDDY '
v Ring Artists Extraordinary
AND THE PRICE 18 10 CENTS
Expects to Move to La Grande Within
a Few Days.
J. C. Christiansen, well known
former chief of police of Elgin has
traded ibis residence property in this
city to L. A, Stoop for residence prop
erty in La Grande and will move to
that city in a few days.
The residence secured by Mr. Chris
tiansen in La Grande is modern and is
situated on W avenue and North Fir
St. He and his family are now en
gaged in packing their household ef
fects and expect to be ready to move
by the later part of this week or the
fore part of next. .They will ship their
goods to La Grande and then go to
Portland, where they will visit a few
weeks with their son, William.
Mr. Stoop and fnmily will move
into the Christiansen residence as soon
as it is vacated.
Mr. and Mrs. Christiansen have, a
host of friends in Elgin who regret
their decision to move from here. Mr,
Christiansen is well known over this
section of the state through his work
as peace officer of Elgin, in which
capacity he has served the greater
portion of 13 'years, and when not
filling that position he was serving
either as constable or special deputy
sheriff. ; His record for persistency in
enforcing the laws has been good and
ho has served Elgin well; not only as
as officer but as a citizen, '
March 13th, Don't Miss This 11
Goodies That Are Good
Regular 40c Bon Bons and Chocolates 19c
3 Bars Merital V2 pound Cakes Soap
Violet. Tailing Arbutris or Rose the
three 25c
Whisk Broom Opurtunity, Regular 25 and
35c Whisk Brooms Special 15c
3 Cakes Palm Olive Soap Free with one
50c Jar of Olive Cream
4000 Matches 25c
Your Choice of 75c Bathing Caps 50c
One 25c Tooth Brush and One Tube of
Merital or San Tox Tooth Paste both for 25c
Newlin Drug Co.
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