TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917.
UA GRANDE EVENING , OBSERVE!
PAGE SEVEN
ELGIN NOTES.
; x This Store Closed All Day Wednesday, July Fourth 4''i' X
(Continued from Pago Six)
John Metculf $10, Bert Rogers $10,
Albert Kyadam $10, W. II. Kloostra
$10, Otto Klinghummer $10, Jay Johns
$10, C. E. Reiber $10, R. Blumcnstein
$5!. George Rogers $6, H. J. Schnore
$b, J. J. Bmggor $5, Jonathan Green
$5, W. B. Knight $5, E. S. Thomas $5,
Roy Knight $5, Jas. H. Wickens $5,
Alvin McCullough $5, J. F. Bater $5,
E. G. Kirby $5, R. D. Zweifol $5, Link
Wood $5, James Hallgarth $5, N. R,
Parks $5, E. E. Jones $5,-John Gawith
$5, H. Huffman $5, Chas. Riggs$5, J,
M. Bumaugh $5, J. B. Helland $5, A.
Waelty $5, Ed. Mason $5, M. J. Goss
$5, H. A. Hawkins $5, Levi Parks $5,
Woodsen Gray $5, A. J. Patten $5, E.
B. Johnson $5, Ben Brugger $5, Sam
Hallgarth $5, E. B. Johnson $5, , H.
M. Hardy $5, H. F. Reed $5, L. L. '
Cross $5, Geo. Mason $5, Chas. Cross
$5, Mead Elliott $5, L. B. Tuttle $5,
G. E. Mayfield and famijy $5, Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Hazelwood $5, Annie Johns
$5, G. F. Smith $5, C. I. Hazen $5, C.
F. Duff $5, Lydia Austin $5( Guy M. ;
Amsberry $5, Harry Barber $5, Julius '
G Hug $5, J. B. Brasher' $5, J. E. I
Tibetts $5, R. B. Niles $4, P. R. 'Sad-!
dler $4, Cecil Gent $4, W. S. Munkers '
$4, W. M. Head $4, A. R. Cope $4, H.
Duncan $4, G. R. Burtner $4, Aug '
Zeamer $4, G. W. Chandler $3, Rev. A. !
L. Cathers $3, Mrs. John Klingham-:
mer $3, Grant Gray $2.50, S. L. Bur-!
luiugh $2.50, L. Denham $2.50, O. W.l
Barlow $2.50, Eliza Graham $2.50, I.!
P. Bumgardner $2, Ole N. Johnson $2,
D. W. Ilunsaker $2, J. J. Coulter $2, :
C. E. Moore $2, C. W. Fisher $2, W.
Metcalf $2, Thos. McNaughtoh $2, Jap '
Allen $2, John Jones $2, Chas. E.
Spangle $2, II. Bader $2, Ida Stoop
$2, C. II. Jones $1, Fred Garrett $1,
- .. Mrs. John Paxton $1, Lottie Kieffer
$1, H. F. Daron $1, Goyen children $1,
A. V. Barnet $1, W. F. Sherwood $1,
Chester Barnett $1, Frank Seward $1,
Lee Roberts $1, M. Yenny $1, J. A.
Horn $1, Joe Darr $1,11. J. Rinehart
$1, Soren Larsen $1, Chas. N. Miller
$1, Joe Stoop $1, K. S. Keffer $1.
While the above sums do not total
$2,500.00, r.ums pledged by fraternal
orders and others will make up the
balance and all subscriptions made in
addition to the above will appear in
a later issue.
The following people registered at
Ihe Imperial hotel, Portland, Sunday:
O. W. Cloninger, Wallowa; G. W.
Benson, Union; Miss Ella and Bess
Scriber, C. H. Finn, J. J. Quinland, C.
' T. Bacon, La Grande.
Coming Events
July 3, 4, and 5 Eagles' patriotic
celebration of the Fourth; Eagles'
Hall. Admission free.
July 4 Celebration at Chautauqua
grounds; evening, "Civiliiatiin."
June 27 to July 3 (inclueive)
Grand Ronde Chautauqua, La Grande.
July 5 Union County Pioneer As
sociation, Chautauqua grounds. All
day session.
July 7National Education Asso
ciation in Portland.
July 14-19 North Pacific Sanger
fest, Portland. '
July 13, 14, 15 State Editorial As
ociation at Pendleton.
July 21-22 "Speed 'em Up" motor
cycle and auto races at La Grande.
August 4 to 10 Buyers' Week in
PortlancL .
AMUSEMENTS.
Arcade Thetatre Motion pictures.
Colonial Theatre Motion pictures.
Sherry's Theatre Motion pictures.
LOCALS
:Alld:
Advertising in Brief
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RATES
.10c
t-er line, iirsi iiisiM nun .... ,
Per line, additional insertion 6c a
Per line, per mon(h fl-00 J
! No locals taken for loss than 25c r
i Count 6 ordinary words to line. J
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l A kodak for 76c, a kodak at al-
SEES THE WINDOW OF DOLLAR SPECIALS !
T
broker lines and odd lots of
seasonable merchandise foi
this one day of dollar specials.
One window is filled to over
flowing with specials worth
every economical shoppers' at
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A new shipment of
LEE UNIONALLS
Just Received
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATE WITH US
KODAK
No matter where you go, whether
to a near-by town, to the Park or
on a fishing trip, you'll have a
much better time if you take a
Kodak with you.
We have all the Kodaks in stock
from $1.00 up, and a large supply
Of Eastman Speed Films to fit
every Camera.
Red Cross Drug
Store
most any price ysu wish ; to invest.
Either Eastman or Ansco line in all
classes and prices at Silverthorn's
Family Drug store. Adv., 6-22-tf
Mrs. Gibbs' Mother Dies. ,,;
Clearwater, Minn., June 29. Mrs.
Gibbs and I arrived at our destination
Wednesday nieht. We found Mrs.
Gibbs' mother in an unconscious condi
tion in which she lingered till Thurs
day night, when she peacefully passed
jaway shortly before eleven.
j UPTON H. GIBBS.
! Kodaks, cameras, films developed
land printed promptly and perfectly;
any information tegarding the work
ing vl your Kuuutt ui luiuuia win uv
gladly given at Silverthorn's Family
Drug store. Adv. 6-22-tf.
Artr on l mr io mnnoir mflla
Kirtley s sale shows the way. Adv.
7-2-2t.
Elks' Swimming Tank.
1 J. lie w miming ianit at liic .jjrvo
Club will be open tonight.
Pure Milk, Phone Red 1971.
The Pure Milk and Cream Co.'s
phone is no wRed 1971. Adv. C-28-tf.
j This is fine soda water weather and
good soda water, ice cream, sherbets,
sundaes and all kinds of soda water
drinks are just what one may find at
Siiverthorn's Family Drug Store
fountain. C-30-4t.
'Clara Kimball Young.
I A large audience saw Clara Kim
lir.ll Young in "The Price She Paid"
jlnst night, at the Arcade. The film
will be repeated tonight.
J Prompt and accurate work is one
of the great features that cause the
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j Thursday, July 5th, One Day Only
From every de
partment we
have Selected
tention.
See the
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Society and Personal
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I ANNOUNCEMENT.
I
Social and club news for this
! JU rlAnArtment shmild ha friven to T
: i i T.::i.'
I i-ne vioserver uy pnono or outer
: wise, during the forenoon. Such 4
1 4 news turned in after 12 o'clock, 4
; 4 noon, will frequently have to bo 4
4 held for publication the follow- 4
4" ing day. 4"
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I Miss Margaret Walton has just re-
j turned to Portland after a two weeks'
sojourn in La Grande. Miss Walton
was graduated from Reed College
early in June am since then has been
visiting Miss Marjoria Silverthorne,
of La Grande, who wa3 also a member
:of the Reed (1917) class. The Port
land Oregonian.
I Miss Hazel Burford, 6f High Val
ley, and Mr. George R. Lindsay, of
rapidly increasing picture business at
Silverthorn's Family Drug Store.
I Adv. 6-30-4t.
Pioneers' Reunion July 5.
Annual Pioneer Reunion July o,
1917, at City Park. All pioneers and
their friends are invited to bring their
baskets and to spend the day. Cof
fee and tea served free on the
grounds.
D. A. McALESTER,
President.
Adv. 6-29-tf.
Elgin Boys Visit Y.
A group of Elgin boys visited La
Grande today to have a swim at the
Y. M. C. A. swimming pool. They
had a great time. The following
boys took the pledge: Edmond
Holmes, Elmer Bickle, Lester Holland,
Lcnord Hug, Ralph Hallgarth and D.
W. Cummis.
Beautiful stationery in boxes or in
bulk. Tablets and envelopes, inks, li
brary paste, all may be had at Sil
verthorn's Family Drug store. Adv.
6-22-tf.
6 1-2 Per Cent Money.
$30,000 for long term at 6 1-2 per
cent interest for loans on Grande
Ronde Valley farms. See W. B. Sar
gent at La Grande Investment Com
pany at once. 2-2-tf
Whore buyers and bargains meet
Kirtley's sale. Adv. 7-2-2t.
Just what you need for tan and
sun-burn. Also cold creams, vanism
ing or Tubbing cream, as well as Im
perial hair remover that will please
you at Silverthorn's Family Drug
store. Adv. 6-30-4t.
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Quality tfie same-Bum fewu
LA GRANDE'S R. C. U- STORE
La Grande were united in marriage
at the W. A. Davis ranch near this
city last Sunday afternoon at )
o'clock. Rev. H. E. Cullison, of the
M. E. church performed the ceremony.
The newly wedded couple will make
their home in La Grande where Mr.
Lindsay is employed in the machine
shops. Union Scout. I
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Personal. I
Edgar Coffin, of Elgin, is at the
Savoy. - I
Dave Bonallo, of Pendleton, is at
the Savoy.
A. A. Peters, of Pendleton, is at
the 'Sommer.
Mrs. Leo. Anderson, of Kamela, is
at the Savoy.
Mrs. G. I. Wade and daughter are '
at the Sommer. '
E. B. Aldrich, of Pendleton, is stay
ing at the Foley.
P. R. McMillan, of Alicel, is stay
ing at the Savoy.
Wm. Huntor nnrl wifpnf Pnlfl-urcll
, . , , ,
are at the Sommer.
B. W. Noyes and family made a
trip to iBaker Sunday.
F. H. Sutherland, of Baker, is reg
istered at the Sommer.
James Wilson, of Prairie City is
staying at the Sommer.
J. L. Foster and Dick Galloway, of
Wallowa, are at the Savoy.
E. H. Seelig, traveling man of this
city, is in Spokane on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Shade
went to Bakor Sunday on a visit.
Enterprise residents at the Savoy
are Fred Carlson and Dwight French.
The Misses Tillie and Maude Hairon.
of Lostine, are staying at the Som
mer.
Miss Scott, of Denver, arrived yes
terday to visit here sister. Mrs. F. W.
Parsons.
Cove visitors at the Foley are:
Karl J. Stackland, E. Huryford and
C. Bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gooderham and
baby, Wayne, of Pleasant Valley, were
(in La Grande Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Walker and dauehter.
Leora, have left for Idaho to visit with
YOUR
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WASH DRESSES, MILLIN
ERY, SlfoES, SUPPERS.
MIDDIES, WAISTS FOR
Tins ONE DAY ONLY-
SEE
THE
WINDOW
Mrs. Walker's daughter.
Miss Lorairie Staley, who is at the
hospital, is getting along fine and ex
pects to return home soon.
Miss Lenora Staley, who has been
home on a visit from Salem, will leave
today to (resume her duties.
Mrs. G. M. Winne, F. P. Reed, F.
M. Spangler and John Carlson, of En
terprise, are registered at the Foley.
Mrs. E. D. Graves and daughter,
Miss Ruby left Sunday for Montague,
Calif., where they will spend the sum
mer. I Mr. Frank Crippen, of Denver, has
arrived in La Grande to make his
ihome with his uncle, Mr. F. W. Par
sons. Those registered at the Foley from
Elgin are: J. J. Bugger, Mrs. Mary
Bugger, Clay Rinehart and Mr3. Clay
Rinehart.
Wayne Pickler, a former La Grande
boy, and his wife paid an over Sun
day visit to La Grande friends re
turning to Portland Sunday night.
I E. N. McDonald, a merchant of En
terprise, arrived in the city yesterday
i to do his buying. He intends to leave
for Pendleton tomorrow where he will
visit a few days before returning
home.
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Harness Shop
Tents, Wagon Covers, Canvas, Rope, Leg Aprons,
Cruisers Pack Bags, Sailor or Dunnage Bags,
Stockmen's Bed Sheets, Sleeping Bags, Foldiug
Water Buckets, Army Duck Leggings, Leather
Leggings.
T. M. Shannon's
Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore.
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THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP
The one plafe in town whero quality and up-to-date
service in Barber Work counts. Our slogan,
Star Quality Service
must be maintained '
Next Door Levy-Vogel Drug Co.
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MEN! Have you seen the
Nohols Work Pants
(Guaranteed Six Months)
Price Only $2.50
, Chester A. Riley and Aaron L. Olm-
sted, of . Enterprise,- passed through,
the city this morning on their way
home from Portland where they have
been visiting.
Ernest McCown, a brother of Dr.
McCowan of Union, spent the day in'.
La Grande. Mr. McCown" is a medical'
student at the University of Oregom
He has joined the ambulance corps m
Portland and is visiting his brother,
waiting for the call to muster.
j H. L. Keats, a prominent automo
bile man of Portland, was in JU
Grande Saturday night. Mr. Keatn
I has recently sold his Portland Ctyat-.
inters automobile agency and his gar-
ne in Portland to the Western Motor
Car Sales company. Mr. Keats wvltw-'
devote his time in the future to th .'
wholesale distribution of ChabMrr
cars in Oregon and Western Wash- ,.' ,
ington. Mr. Keats has reserved i;
(rooms here during the "Sipeed En
Up."
Mr. William M. Goldman, a prom
inent life insurance man of Portland,
is in the city today on business. Mir.
Goldman has just returned from o
trip to the Cornucopia mines whero
he did a big business for the National
Lifo of Vermont, of which he is State
manager. '
L. L. Snodgrass, of La Grande is
registered at Hotel Portland, Port
land. 4"4K