La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1918, Image 8

WEDNESDAY, ; MARCH 13, 1918
LA GliANDE KVEXIXO OBSEllVElt
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DENTAL
INSPECTION
'.Of School Children Reveals Astounding
Conditions of Neglect
CharK-r No. 9314 lUtwrvc Uialrict No. 12 j .l""'""
KEI'OKT OK THE CONDITION OK I HE
United States National Bank
al La ; ramie, in lit Stale of Oregon, at the Clone of Bimim-sa
March 4. m.
I-uuns and discounts
Induct:
Notes und bills rcdiscounted
KESGUKCKS
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50,1110.00
Till' general jlK'1'Cfi.-.c of dce.ived teeth i
aiimng American children has l-rouglit
tin' necessity of preventive measures
home to every parent anil teacher.
(Jovcrninciit invcstijj-atiuiis sliow that
over .")() per cent of children sillier from
diseased teeth.
Have a dentist examine your eliil
dreii's teeth and give them whatever
attention he may deem necessary. Then
supplement the dentist's work hy pin
viding yoiirehildren with the best tooth
brushes, dentifiees, ete. .
W'e carry an excellent line of tooth
brushes, and all of the advert ised, trade
marked dentifiees.
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
l'. ft. Honda (other than Liberty liotids of 1917):
V. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) 50,000.00
U. S. bunds and certificates of indebtedness owned and
unpledged 6,000.00
Liberty Loan lionds:
Liberty Loan lionds, ." per cent and 4 per cent, un
pledged 1,200.00
Liberty Loan lionds, 'A'a per cent and 4 per cent, pledged
; to secure postal savings deposits 5,000.00
lionds. Securities. Etc. (other than L'. S.):
lionds other than U. S. bonds pledged to secure postal
-fO",VX'..'M
50,000.00
savings deposits
.. 15,000.00
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks)
owr:ed unpledged
Total bonds, securities, etc
Stock of Kederal fieserve Bank (50 per cert of subscription)....
Value of banking house
Kurniture and fixtures
Lawful rescrvo with Kederal Reserve liank
Cash in vault and net amounts due from National banks
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies other
than included in items above ; ;
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reiorting bank
Total 14, 15. Hi, 17 and 18 WS.342.S1
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank
and other cash items '.
Redemption fund with IT. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treas
urer -.
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned
c;joo.oo
20,7ii8.33
3,1(0.00
'j;,ooo.bn
2,075.00
45.203.22
01,500.42
1.525.53
220.50
41.,-'J
2,500.00
211.81
Total 5008,913.42
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $100,000.00
Surplus fund ; ' 20,000.00
Undivided profits :,H.;jh .ir.
I3s current ex'tense, interest, and taxes paid 8,107.28
0,173.17
48,000.00
1,007.731
Circulating notes outstanding : ,
Net amounts due to National banks
Net amounts duo to banka, bankers, and trust companies (other
than included iti items above)
Total, Items 32 and 33 '. 58,020.80
Demand Deposit! (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve
(deposits payable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check
Ceitificales of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than' for
money borrowed)
Certified checks ,
Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject
to Keserve 34, 35, 30, 37, 38, 30, 40 and 41 5510,075.32
Time Deporits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 duvs, or mib-
ject to 30 daH or more notice, and postal navingd):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) . .
Other time deposits . . . . . . . 104,l'i(J.42
iouu oi ume deposits subject to Reserve, Nos. 42,
43, 44 and 45 , $215,144.15
0,023.07
.177,004.04
32,0.i4.58
40.10
0!i.!)7!IJ 4
13,075.59
rediscounts, including those with Kederai Reserve
1108,913.42
50,100.00
Practically
Everything Has Raised
But Telephone
Service
Total
I. nihilities for
Rank
State of Oregon, County of Union, as:
.. 'J' J Scl'"-'K,n. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnlv swem
that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief
, , , T. j. SCROGGIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of March, KU8
C. M. HUMPHREYS,'
. . . , Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires September 23, 1021
( orrcet Attest:
WM. MILLKK,
, .1. C. HENRY,
U. G. CONCH, .
Directors.
Again Tomorrow
We show dresses for women and misses; in fact, not a day passes but sees
new arrivals added to our plentiful stocks, of spring apparel.
New Coats and Suits
Arrive via express almost daily, direet from the foremost fashion centers.
Select your Easter apparel now. Secure our prices, compare our values, be
convinced of our enormous purchasing power.
We Buy Suits, Dresses and Coats for 175 Stores
Ladies Suits $9.S0, $12.50, $14.75 to $34.75
Ladies' Coats $9.90, $14.75, $16.50 to $32.50
Ladies' Dresses
.$8.90, $9.90, $12.50 to $28.50
Indies'
New Spring
Our
Prices
Formerly the United Store
Ladies
New Spring
Dress
Our
Prices
STAGES
RED CROSS DANCE
Chamberlain's Cou-'h Remedy I
Kavorite Tor Colds JOSEPH
.T. I Easley, Macon, III., in speaking j
rnf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says,!
During the past liltcen vears it has t , ,, ,. . ,, ,,. .
been my sister's favorite medicine for C'"tueU t rom PaeJ-ivc.)
colds on the lur.gs. I myself have ' J ' " ,
t iken it a nilml.nr ,.f (imna whim ,lf. SC1VC lUHI'tl Caft.'t Ollll li.lo. 1111(1
' ferimr with a cold and it always re
, lleved me promptly." Adv.
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TOMORROW
AND
FRIDAY
The Living Voice
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of tome of the greatest voice in the
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You hear Fremtad, Garden, Nielsen,
Constantino, Sleznk, Zenatello, Searjle,
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singers themselves in their
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Re cords
Listen to some of these records on a
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us tend a set to your horaa on approval.
W. H. B0HNENKAMP CO.
Co
STAR
M A R G E R Y
WILSON
in
A Hi
illllil (if
I Ionic
merit"
Life
WITHOUT
HONOR"
War I'irturrs
tlThe Retreat of the
GciTiiar.3 at the
Battle of Arras"
These A re
iluai-.ujtci'il OITii-ial
Was- I'irtun-s.
Iirwaro uf Imitations
hK crowd Ih rxprrtt-d. Mcmrn. Ar- (
Ihur CnlliiiKWorth, Luther Loyil nnO
Jainos Harlan will he floor ntana
Kft'H. I- 1). MfCuMy has Just reroived a
car of coal and the McChlly Mcr-:
t;a;itil cunipany a cr.i- of Halt.
Mi'h. Kdward norland roceivod
vriti the flisf of the wi"-k tliat lior '
ifHtt'r. Miss K'.iit'co Kc'siy, waa mar-'
lii d SiMniay to Mr. Jar!: WclKJ'.iid,
of l'rint ilhi. The tirhlo Is well j
known In Joseph mid vicinity and
h"r many frii'iidn wish her all kinds
of luck on licr matrimonial voya'i. I
Jichiiol wan di::mis cd Jhc! fii;t o
)u week while the initiation of ,
Ihc new fninnre was cimpiet'-d.
Miss L'slhi-r Colo i-i confii.'t d fo.
her home thi:; vcck with a lh'hl
lacli of nieawlcs.
Mis.; Ueila Hamilton v;i'; o:i the
-;el: list for a short :iii;e Ia:.t week. (
The cpidi'iuic ff Mi.uilpn:; whir-h
hrok1 nut on I'raitie Ciei?k and
which threatened .io;i-ph is now
well under control, the doctors re
port. Mr. and Mrs. (Hut Ward, of Marr
Tint, who have heen in Lostine for
the int. nth, returned home
Monday via Joseph.
W. S. Chailes and K. H. LuIik,
hoth of Spokane, were ImsinesH vis
Iioih in Josi ph the first of the
week.
Hen Smith, of Knlerpilse, is op
erating n the I'eoplc's Theatre this
wiik, !'ieiiic Mrs. Hamilton, who
tnkiim a shoit vucalion from her
SAVE! In the Kitchen
Not only must you save, but you must buy wisely. This store, the largest in
Eastern Oregon, is filled with the purest and best foods. Our large buying
power permit us to buy and sell at unusual and startling low prices which
commands the attention of thrifty houscjrives. Our policy of selling at the
lowest possible price is in evidence at this store. In the face of constantly in
creasing markets, our prices are going lower.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
Oat Flakes, 9-ll. suck .'. , : . 67c
Carnation .Milk, 1. dozen . ' $1.44
Pink Salmon, Alaska, large size . 19c
Prefer red Stock Shrimps 16c
Preferred Stock Ovsters ... ... . 21c
14c
33c
.16c-
16c
40c
9c
$1.10
. $1.35
75c
Ciive Oysters, regular size
Strawberries, the Supreme Quality, per can .
Pineapple, sliced, Lihhy's, tall can No. 1 ...
Pineapple, grated, Lihhy's, tall can No. 1
Codfish, boneless, 2 lbs
Nutmeg, Maec, Cinnamon, highest grade, '2 oz.
Creamery IJutter, 2-lh. roll
Potatoes, l'urbanks, No. 1 quality, 100 lbs. . .
Potatoes, Burlmnk's, Xo. 2 size, all solid stock.
100 lbs. . .
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT THE
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Across the Track Next Door to Stillwell's Cash Market
PHONE MAIN 32
ihillcs at t'l
'hi- Iis'
Vi.ril to sill
' i--)iow house.
GIm: club itao been In
; jit lh Cuiuily Simdiiy
Si'lUMll
which
tin b
.I the
Tin-
. Oimcntiim at Wallowa,
will iirru;- in thi. iio:rr future.
is will ivinsifbM' the ntattor
next mcctiiii:.
Ni'v oi k roHlaurant Is now
thai rlly. first of the week from a month's
Tim plans for .Joseph's new Kruin j vUil 'with relativos and friends in
elevator are now prom essiim nicely. 1 1 lie .Milton-Kreewater country.
! Hit Joi.eph Herald is now set-j An n i nsult of a talk made by u
ll'd ill Its new office and the editor i Y. W. C A. speaker in Joseph rc
e:;pect;; to install some new niachin-j eenlly the ladies of the town and
iery soon. The new stand is on ! their co-workers on Priarle Crnek
, Vain street just below the Joseph j Iikvp rai.'ed und sent in nearly 1100
i Hospital nnil is more favorable than ' for the V V. c. A wnrb. This i
po:liin: a new ulsii. which aS l (he former oflice was. ! snl-n.ll.l recril '..,1 tl. i,.,n...
Arthur Itiidd spent a few hours ; who took part aic to bo congratu
in Knterpi isc on businnsa last Sat- j lated.
""lay. .; Mrs. M. G. Ilarsin, of Imnaha,
ticnrsn .Miller was out of school j was in town for a few days last
last week on account of sirkness. ! we. k visithiK at the home of her
Wortj on the annual and opeixtta ' d.viKhter, Mrs. Max Wilson.
are i niiniiii,' smoothly as ever in j II. W. lleecher, of Aider Slope.
J- II. S- j came up on Monday's train to visit
Mrs. K. K. l.lllla retllrnell t!ie!:il tiir. Shinli.v linm.
Minor William j' lower, or
painted by K. A. I'ollork.
ltoy Siieiie r and wire left Mon-!
dry for a shoit visit at his home in!
i'lyin before he leaves for the army. '
Mr. Spencer has been the hoad elec-i
t.-ii-iiin in Joseph for several months
and has made many friends here !
who wish him luck in this, his lat-1
est undertakini;. !
the :
Jnseph Herald, went to La Grande
Monday for a short business visit in
Uill
m.mws HUiYit bitut fuuit Alt
tll'MM Won,t off i;
NJ,ihT SnwxA nevef Boils garments sheds moisture
, ') VV' zi perserves all leathers. For convenience,
,r?lJ-Al7ilahui7 CUI11AI,A U.MP C
. :t This substantial dauber and
7 ' f t I , polisher make shining
;7 , . i I . ' i.-t
mm
' Store
Choose St. Patrick and
Easter Novelties NOW
Our liue of Cards and Dennison Decorations is
large, but the demand increases every year. It
will be worth while to make your selections early
if you can. ''T'SIXI1
NEWLIN BOOK &
STATIONERY CO.
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