La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1917, Image 2

ittftE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, I91T.
What the Name
f Copyright 191
A. U.K. Co.
Kirschbaum
Means in a Suit
FIRST All wool fabric, 100 per cent and no
compromise.
SECOND The highest standard of materials
canvas linings, interlining, even down to such. de
tails as the thread and buttons.
THIRD Good tailoring, where every operation is
studied and perfected and standardized until
through scientific tailoring, Kirschbaum clothes
(ready to wear) yield the utmost in fit, looks and
wear that can be given men at $15.00, $20.00, $25.00
New Pajamas, New Pajunions, New Shirts, New
Shoes, New Hats, New Underwear. Everything
needed to make a man comfortable is here and at
moderate prices.
HilVs Department Store
Quality and Service
ARCADE
EXCEPTIONAL BILL AT ARCADE
TODAY AND TOMORROW ,
For the combination of a thrilling
"detective story" sort of .plot with a
love story that is romantic enough
to suit the most exacting matinee girl,
"Sleeping Fires," Famous Players-
Paramount production, starring the
talented Pauline Frederick, has no
superior. The "detective" side of the
story comes in through the efforts of
an unscrupulous woman to marry an
other WOmnn'fl husband, nt.tamntinfl. in
every way possible' to make her di
vorce him. The love-story part is in
iroaucea inrougn tne efforts of a
in his second two-reel Pnminnimi
comedy, "A Reckless Romeo." Those
who saw nis nrst comedv "Thn 'Rnt.h-
I . . " 1
ci- uuy Know tne ciass 01 comedies noi nures ior me nrsi
is puttine out and it is needlnnc. n .three days were 1916, 243: 1917. 222
SftV that-, in "A Patrlaoo fi This does tint innlnrfo n lnvoA ninnW
' .VUUICUi
kIada f tna -onil WhnrA t.VlA Hisks
cannot be easily obtained, and in case
of rauishes wnere it is not possioie to
screen, use tooacco oust, a sman
ommmf nt thiQ mntarinl HtistpH rtn th
anil afminA tlid nlnnt will enrva in rn
pel the Hy and prevent eggs Deing de
posited. As tobacco dust is quite ex
pensive it may be mixed with an
equal amount of wood ashes, ait
(linker! lim. nl soTriA RlTnilnr Hunt.
"For plants already affected, there
is nothing that is really satisfactory,
duc me ionowing emulsion win kui
many eggs ana maggocs:
Crude carbolic acid 1 pint
Fish oil soap 1 pound
Water 1 gallon
Cut the soap in fine shavings and
dissolve in boning water. Kemove
from the fire and add slowly the crude
mrhnMn flplrl. jBTirrino. vtcnrnnalv
Continue the vigorous agitation until
an emulsion is formed. To one part
of this stock emulsion, add forty carts
of water. This weak solution may he
poured along the rows of radish
plants or about the cabbage plants,
usine aDout i-z Bint to a cabDaere
niflnt. Thift RflmA mnfAiMtil will yyn-
vent infection by the maggot if used
at eignt-aay intervals."
summer school RRcnnns
SHOW MEN IN DEMAND
Orerrnn Ao-ripiil.iirnl fYtllorro On.
VAHlft. .Ilirm i!.lLSmnin lWhi A tA.
tal refflRtrnfcinn inrtirAt.fl inrisMl at
tendance the number of men is below
that of last year. The demand for
men in national, militanr. anrl oltril
service during the present national
crisis is clearly indicated in the reeis.
tration figures of the Oregon Agri
cultural College summer session for
1917. These figures show that while
slightly increased attendance is indi
cated Jhe increase is wholly among
women students and that, thnro Vina
been a large dropping off in the Jium-
l. O mi. c - ., V ,
Lier ui mere, ine nirures ior tne nrst
those who love cood rinnn, mnuulv
win nna it there, for as "Fatty" says
mere is so much good fun to be got
young lawyer, Thomas Meighan, to , ten out of life that there is no neces-
f fan tVia urKnnfr.J ' C S . f . ....
w.u n.w..Kcu Y.11C ui an octujiu- . any oi resorting to questionable moth
linn nf Mi.wn.. ! il 1 . 1 i . ...
! -VIUXSL W Will a JUUgl.
uiuy ue seen at cue Arcaae theatre to
dav and tomorrow.
Un the same bill is Fatty Arbucklo
1 ?JfriT fivi i
THE PRICE SHE PAID" BY
DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS
COMING TO ARCADE
SCENE FROM "SLEEPING FIRES" AT THE ARCADE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Pauline Fbedebick.
iTlccpino Fitter"
.MOUS PUYE8S. PARAMOUNT
THEATRE
"The Price She Paid," with Clara
Kimball Youiur fLR fhA S-fni will lu
the Selznick-Pictures feature at the
Arcade theatre next Monday and
juesaay. inis photodrama of the life
of a beautiful young society woman
is irom tne immensely popular novel
by David Graham Phillmu Tf nifi;nn
the ttroblema in thn lifA nf a .rA..nn.
. ... " jruuilg
wiunan, used to luxurious surround
ings, who finds herself almost without
! resources. After a disastrous mar-
iuKb ne determines to become an
opera singer, and the difficulties she
encounters form a series of scenes of
unusual intGnpH. Wmu v,a dn..
..v.. uuu llllMUjr
reaches independence and freedom is
a lascinating story. The director is
l-nanes Oiblyn, this being the first
or his belzmck productions.
SPECIAL
For Saturday
With Every Dollar or More Purchase We Will
uive you l Package Ivory Starch
STRAWBERRIES
BLACKCAPS
RED RASPBERRIES
CHERRIES
APRICOTS
CANTALOUPES
WATERMELONS
Fresh Vegetables Every Morning
Two Deliveries to the Park Every Day
Headquarters for Campers, Picnicers and Fishermen
Fill your lunch basket here and you will always
come Home with a lull basket
CALL MAIN 35
HUG'S GROCERY
Death of Mrs. Fraker.
Pendleton. June
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Fraker.
w. j. rurnish and Mrs. Robert Slater,
who died in Portland, Sunday night
was buried in 1'ortland Tuesday.
Sponts
j The Same Old Twirler.
W. J. Rnmey, the Nezperce lumber
man, wus UlllOng UlOSe WHO tOOK Ih
the ball game Sunday. He stated that
the first game of ball he ever witness
ed in Idaho was at Kamiah, twenty
years ngo, and McCoy Hill, our pres.
ent twirler, was the pitcher. Kamiah
Idaho, Progress.
CABBAGE AND RADISHES.
Orojron Aericulturnl Poll
vallis, Oregon, June 29. (Special)
Wholesale injury to roots of cabbage
and to radishes bv a smnll whifA ma'r,-
got is reported daily to the entomol
ogy department at O. A. C. Profes
sor Lovett, entomologist at the Ore
gon experiment station Hiri-hsra fhj
pest and its control as follows:
"The adult of the onhhmrA nnd rnl.
ish mairCOt is a Smnll hrnwn humn.
backed fly, a little more than one-half
the size of a house fly. Thcs flies de
posit ecrirs on the soil nHont. tho iwfc
of cabbage and radish. TWa aito-o
hatch in from twentv in tViir.,iv
hours into a small " maggot, which
bores its wav into Uia nwt nf fVin
plants.
"Screeninir of the
leds and of the cnbban rapH U)a tn
prevent the adult fly getting in to do- j
fiusit eggs is tne most satisfactory
method of control. Regular window
screen is excellent. Or ftnn mnv iica a
coarse grade of cheese cloth, running
about 1( threads to the inch. The
screen should be snnnnrtn.) n
frame and the edges wrapped on to
the soil so as to make it fly-proof.
"For cnbbacre and cAuliflnwni- nloni.
already set out hut nnt
there is nothing better than the tarred
felt discs. These should V.a
two inches across, with a slit running
to the center. About 25 of them may
be placed in a nilo nml n onii.-A nofi
driven through tho center to form a
holeJhiwigh which the stem of the
This does not include a large number,
chiefly women, registered as home
makers or teachers who have already
appeared for registration m the special
emereencv work. When thosA nlronrlu
on the campus have registered it will
brine the total fip'iirA RnmAwhnf nWo
the figures for a corresponding date
last year.
A InrPA nnrfc of tllA fTAfAptinn in Via
number of men is in .1ia rAo-nlni- f!nl.
lege student body. Scores of these
men who have had from 2 tn & vonro
of military drill and militnrv ocionpo
and tactics are with the State and
federal armies and the U. S. navy.
About 100 of this number are enrolled
in the reserve officers training corps
many of whom have already :TipAn. an.
ccpted and given commission as sec
ond lieutenants in the regular U. S.
army.
Another considerable nnmhAr nf
men students are absent in the food
preparedness work thnt. is 1 iptinrf Ann-
dUCted cooperatively by the College
and the United States Department of
Agriculture. These are servino- ni
county agents, assistant county
agents, and directors of agricultural
operations in various parts of Oregon.
A considerable number nf mon
teachers who normally take work in
industrial education at U..A. C. have
also accepted commisRinnH in tViA
army or other branches of military
service or in some branches of the
agricultural work.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
STATE BANK OF IMBLER
No. 92.
The State Bank of Imhlpr nt !mk.
lor, in the State of OrAirmi. nt
close of business June 20, 1917:
Resources.
Loans and discounts $ 97,296.49
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured ki An
tionds and warrants ... 1 5.M oa
Mocks, securities, judir-
ments. etc finn in
'Wanking house 9,060.29
Furniture and fixtures . . 2,198.75
Other real estatA rvwnAfl 9 con nn
Due from banks (not re
serve banksl A Kan n:
Due from approved re. '
serve banks n iooc
Checks and other cash
items iin
Cash on hand n co nn
ExPenses 2,698.73
$138,505.63
Total
LiahilitfAa
Capital stock paid in 25,000 00
Surplus fund 3,000.00
Undivided nrofits omenn
Individual deposits sub-
ject to check 78,559.92
Demand certificates of de-
Psit 5.106.75
rime and saving deposits 20 412 30
"ers ;f tredit 30000
Other liabilities. antA
treasurer deposits 4,000.00
c.
STRAWBERRIES
FOR CANNING
We " Are Receiving Orders Now For
Strawberries to be delivered within the
next few days at the following prices:
Grande Ronde Berries, Per Crate $2.75
Milton and Freewater Berries, Per
Crate
.$2.45
Berries Are Ripening Fast
We Advise Our Customers To Buy Now
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192?
408 North Fir St. Cross The Track
GOAL
Just Received a Car of Tono Laimp Coal
At $10.50 Per 2000 Lbs.
YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY!
Just Received a Carload of Dry Yellow Pine
Highest Price Paid For Poultry
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCE CO.
Home Ind. Phone M. 734
Union County M. 291
LA GRANDE,.
OREGON.
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this lumber
business. WJien you give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a little
before you need it. That manna
no delay in construction, to
waiting time that you h&i- to
pay for Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
THIS IS FROM A MODEL HUSBAND WHO
wields uis .NAME WITHHELD
MR. F. E. OXNTCR
iuic wcio sv wen pieaseo. witii
T IP nnnoT nnrl il, . j. n i ...
K i , ."v- i"-" iu lvvu iront rooms, wfiicn.
VOU HIST, fims'lrprl rlmt T 'YY ncilriviA ..... J. 1 1
Ii i i i i 1 "-uis yu to Kaisomine
the kitchen and enamel the bathroom while we are
put at Chautauqua this week. You 11 find the key
in the mail box. J .
Sincerely,
An Old and Satisfied Customer.
OXNER'S PAINT STORE
BEAUTIFUL,
$138,505.63
of
-nild run. Theso are ilapl
plant and ...iintted down
Totnl
State of Orefron, ss.
county of Union.
H, Sherwood Williams, cashier
tne aoove-named bnnk, do solemnly
..mi tne aoove statement is
lu lne nest, ot my knowledge and
belief.
SHERWOOD WILLIAMS,
,uu,orT'brd nn rvorn to A'm
this 2Gth day of June, 1017
WALTER STRIXGHAM,
. . Notary Public
1!)''0 ss,on PXP"es JUarch 4
Correct Attest:
CLAY W. FOX
WALTER STRIXGHAM,
W. E. WADE,
Directors.
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mm
FIGURES
result from Intelligent attention to
correct corseting.
ItfoDATvr Corsets
Front Laced
offer the world's best achieyementa in
design and a careful selection of su
perior materials to properly work out
these designs so the style lines are re
tained during the entire life of the
corset . Appreciation of the fit, style
and comfort, however, can only be had
through a trial fitting the hardest
test.
Pauline Lederle
Sommer Hotel BIdg.
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