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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911.
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Success Never Was
an Accident
The marksman may accidently hit the bull's
eye once in a great while, but Hard Work, Per
sistence, Determination and Practice are the
prime factors that eventually win success. You
have only to look about you to realize this
truth. Every successful man you know those
you read about in the news columnsowe
their success in no small measure to the assist
ance their banker was able to render in im
portant transactions. -Vr:. v3fe
U. S. National Bank
Capital . . $100,000.00
BOYS CI IE
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at Skagway, White Horse, Dawson,
and Dickman. v . ,
' CIRCUS RIDER REMEMBERED.
A. B. CHERRY, IAIKDRTMAN, AD.
TAKCES PLAUSIBLE SCHEME.
Ran Works In Coujuntloii With the
Postal Savings Bant Here.
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of saving . their pennies can i
find a safe and plausible assistance j
from a lqcal business man if they will
consult ljlm. He is A.B. Cherry, (ha
proprietor of the Cherry's New laun.
dry and he has a plan arranged,
' working In conjunction with the
government postal savings bank op
ened in La Grande this morntng. The
syBteia is a simple one, yet is phll.
anthroplc, in Its lncepton and promul
gation. It wll afford many a boy and
girl a chance to save nlckles and
dimes which in a short' time will as.
sume "startling" proportions, if they
are properly adhered to.
. Mr. Cherry will be glad to explain
the - proposed money saving method j
10 Hiiymmy mailing inquiries concern
lng It.
Sells-t'loto feople Honor iuemory oi
Former Bicycle Rider.
Though liTlng in a hurly burly,
hard work, rapid moving over the
cuntry atall sorts of hours, and gen
erally reputed a hard lot, circus peo
pie never forget their dead.
This was exemplified today when
several automobile loads of neonle
with the Sells.FIoto circus this morn
Ing immediately after the parade wtnt
to the cemetery where they decorated
the grave of a man named Alexis, a
bicycle rider, who died In Baker seven
years ago of typhoid. Each year' a
circus comes to Baker, his grave is
decorated. This Is done wherever a
circus man is buried all over the
country.
Armfuls of flowers were taken
long and a beautiful "Gates Ajar"
floral piece" waas placed on the grave.
Granny.
"Do you know Percy?' '
"yes."
"What do you think of himf , j
"lie is a nice old Indy." '
"Wbiit niiikCH you su.' thatT"
"Mh tflwiiys drinks tonnud latvrs a
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Did You Know that Uncle Sam Opened A ; i
V . Postal Savings Bank in LaGrande Today, i ; (
Would You like to Save Your Pennies and
Dimes and open an account in this new Bank? ;
If so, I wilf make you this offer. ,
I Will start a Savings Account f or any Boy in
LaGrande between the ages of 10 andl6 3rears
old. It costs you nothing. ,
vyn i UKJ i ur r ni i vj DO TKIS?
I believe the boys of today in La Grande will
in a few years be our business and profession
al men. I want to see every boy in the city
begin to save while he is young.
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LEAVES FOR THE NORTH
MKS. SI('K1(;EI will PLWE.
THA1E ALASKAN IMEKIOIL
Aft-r Visit With' Sister llrrr. Takes
IJiimrliirc fur I.onv Trip,
Mrs. Frankle Sickipger'wlio has been
vlsltlnij her sister.. Mrs. Frank Leavitr
lift last night for Portland. From
. there she goes to Seattle, where she
will sail on the steairier Bolphtne for
Alaska which leaves Saturday even
ing, June 3. She goes to Idltarod, to
Join her husband who has been In
business in that city the past year.
During her trip she will make stops
All Rum.mbrred.
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Gin nt New Liner Ready for Service.
Belfast, June 1. Amidst' the
screeching of countless whistles and
the ih.era from a large assemblage,
the mammoth new White Star liner
Olympic, Capta'n Smith, R. N. R.,
sailed out of port today for Liverpool.
It is the Initial trial of this largest
of all steamships and. as a conse-
fiuence It Is attracting much attention
In marine circles,' The ship will re
man at Lverpool a day for pubic lnl
spectlon and then will proceed to Ply.
mouth and Southampton. On June
T4thshe Is scheduled to start on her
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Save
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help
started
Come
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arid I will tell yoii all
July 1st I want to start a "Boys Savers' Club."
You will want to join this club. I wi!l tell you
why. Watch this space Saturday. ,
A. B. CHERRY; MANAGER
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