FRIDAY,-AtlttL iJ, 1918
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RED CROSS DRUG
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pnronts. Mr. and Mrs. J.
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Local and Personal
Mm! ,voil VanacUoonover of Erter-.
prise, y 1.6ft this morning ,for Camp
Lcwiii, ' -whore eha goea aa a R!iJ'
Cross, nurae. Sliu expects ta leave
for Fruncfl soon. ; . ,!
Mr; "and Mrs.. W.' W. Gnrones
left last night for New York to" vis
it Mr. CurUitor's patents and Mrs,
GanllneVs-'aunt, Mrs.- Eva Harris
Jones, formerly of this city. ;
;Mrs. Viva LaLaiidc, of Enterprise
is visiting friends in. La. Grande.
J 8. F, Pace, deputy U. S. Marshal
of Portland, is In La Gtiinde, ro-
rtistercd at .the Foley, .
., Mrs. J. M. McCall loft this morn
liiS for Portland and Eugene, where
the will spend some time . visiting.
Mrs. W. Av'ado and daughter. Wil
taa. of Pendleton, are , visiting
friends in this city.
Mlss Theda Bollons returned thlB
morning from Portland, whero alio
has been visiting friends.
"jacison Wright, ' a Tower Cove
farmer,, who has been making his.
home in St. John's, is up to remain
a few' weeks looking after farming
and other interests. -' .' .
. County' Treasurer John Frawloy,
who. has been confinedto his home
several days on account of Blckncss;
is again able to be out and around.
County Clork Kenneth McCormick
has mailed out to the different pre
cincts notices for the primary elec
tion 'to; be "held April 17.
v. The Elks will give a social dunce
Monday, 'April 2i. : Elks and their
ladles are invited. '
3' President yincent Palmer, of the
city commission, and City Manager
Currey are visitors in Portland'.
Mrs. C. E. Hajipeisctt returned
tins morning from Portland, where
she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ray Williams. , '
it. C. Winn of New York. stop-,
ped In la Grande between trains
this morning en route to Portland,
It was tho rirm which Mr. Winn re
presents' that fitted the La Grande
HoRpltul unit boys with their uni
forms.. ',' ' ' ; ..'. ;.i
FOUND UM1MEI,LA.
Owner .. may , have by ' describing
samo and paying for this ad. Homo
Ind; Tele: Cq. ; v 4-20-3t '
TO
AM, PATItlOTIO
..itOTKI......
CH'MK.VS:
' The La Grande Chapter of the
Red Crqsa la compelled to muke
another, appeal to the patriotic citl-
zons of this community. , The funds
of tho Chapter are inadequate to
the demands made upon It for the
purchase of material and supplies
which It Is supposed to furnish.
At the prsent time tho chapter
finds itself in debt about $1,000.
having , oxpended since April 16,
1917, to,' April 1, 191S,, 1 24.34.7.38.
Their indebtedness at this timoTlu
excess of their assets is $1,017.5!).
In order to hold the chapter's
charter and continue the good work
which lsi now more necessary and
essential than ever before vin the
history of the wap, the chapter has
found that it will have to iccclve
a regular monthly income amount
ing to from one or' two thousand
dollars, and to this end v.e upp.'.il
to you to fill out the uttuched
subscription blank for as much ob
you can Bparo-uioulhlylfor tliia vi
essential work.' . '
l Grande, Oregon. ......... .1!)18
I hereby agree to pay to La Grande
Chapter of the Red Cross the sum of
$ . payable on the first day
of each month. , ,
Signed '.....,......'.
. These coupons und monthly pay
ments cun bo turned in . to either
of tho banks in La .Ciniido. ;,
F. L. MIJYEKS, Chairman. :
MRS. T. JJ. MURPHY.
tins. K. W. LOGAN.
MRS. IL B. LETTER. :
C. ' L. LARISON'. '
Finance Committee
Adv. 4-16-10t pd . '
CAF1PS
All Wool Clothes
Taking A
Chance
M6LER
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MAIil.NKK (HAS. 1II.NGAJIAX
HAS ACt'lDKXT 110X I AC
TOItY HAS ltlCSl JIIlD WORK.
LOCALS
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Advertising in Brief
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Ono hundred Nifty Trimmed Hats A. :
$5.73. rWalling Millinery.
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Trout are biting in I.ndd Creek, so
run right to the La Grande Pharmacy
and look at the new bamboos and
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' Mrs. Norman Stoddard and
dren, who have been visiting in La
Grande, left -this morning for Port
land. :
IMBLEH, Ore., April 1G. (Spe- stc? rods for ?17-
is ii Imbler this veek visiting ie-
! n. j. , m mmm v i m 1 mm lrit'ima.
11 1 jLtlVV AvIJUAJL ,! Doreca Childers has moved his
C,n-!,....,... '..............-'I'nnilly . out to .Grays farm, whore
he is employed. -
vvMIss Ruby Thelson of Portland
arrived this morning and will visit
1 OR RENT
apartments,
board. lfiOG Washington avenue, ov
Phone Red 3092 4-20tfj
! ' One Huidred : !
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.. rg, ,. H .. g H'J. .V,. f
i -.' at the; ;
; Wallliig; Mllliiiery . ;
Next Door to Silverthorn's C
. ':' ; : j Harry Sanderson,' of Suinniervlllo,
Modern iurnislie'. i has opened, the butcher' shop.
clean; also room andt-
. Glossy Black. Coloiile, all' kinds,
have just come in at Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store. '
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Laurant, tho man of many myster
ies, will bo at the Amide. Wcdnes-
rho' .fanners' . union met in , the i dujf. 4-20-2t
KoiiictiuH'S it is good policy to take a cliaiice but in Clothes-buying it's a little
different. You wouldn't think of taking a cbanco on a suit unless you knew
there was . a reputation behind it. All our goods are the kind that have made
good. : - r .
Take the Capps Clothesfor example 77 years of scientific clothes mauufaiH.
turing something that isn't a gamble. AH of our other things to wear, such
as Hats, Shirts, Etc., have ; years of inanufacturiiig.wperienco and success--,
fill nici'('handising behind t!i.eni;'naturally they'll make good. , -
This is the headquarters in La Grande for wearables of the "make good" vari
ety. Why not investigate? Now's the time.
T GOLDEN SULE O
- 1 .. ' One of the 600 R. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchasing Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars .
......f. LA GRANDE
STORE
McGoldrlck hali on Saturday on 01101
of their nnuual meetings. Tlnjy also Som0 salmon have been caught -xi
served dinner. I Vincent with hook and line. The
Clean-up day has been set for tackle was purchased at the La Grnnno
Thursday, April 18.' Dinner will beipharmacy. . 4-19,2t
served to all who help work. .1 ' ,
LAUI1JS) You can got a taIlor-niado
Suit as cheap as a good Ready
Made Suit costs you this season.
TOGGERY.
JUST OUT THAT IS, JUST IN
A large asortment of the very latest in
'''' - Picture Frames ; '.
at prices that will surprise.
Harris Furniture Store
' . II. B. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duly
; . 400 FIR STREET :
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THEATRE
.....Tlllj HOl'Si; OF QUALITY......
Blue Jeans
A 7-Act Special iI15Tl?0 rroduetion De Luxe
Wtarrin'g Cliarining ,
VIOLA DANA
LAST SHOWING TODAV '
' Tomorrow
EDITH STOREY in "REVENGE." '
and Another Clever Christie Comedy.
Harry Spencer is' up from Elgin
visiting his ' daughter. Mis. Bens
hadler. Mrs; J. II. Walker has been help
ing care for Mrs. W. L: May, who
is very Hi, .
,, Mr.-,;and, ,,Mrs....Ja3.,..Elliott,,;..,Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hailgarth, Mrs.
John Clark and Mrs. M. A. Steven
json of Elgin visited Sunday at tile
home oX Win. Wiggins.
Tho people of Imbler were given
a treat Thursday evening, when Col.
Matthews and Dr. Plomondon gave
a talk, the doctor coming straight
1 from our boys in France brought
j messages from each one to their
frlenda. The house was . crowded
to the limit, so,, anxious vcre the
people to hear what they had to
say.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woode, of
Suiiimervillo were la Imbler on Sat
urday ovening.
The- committee, for the clean-up
dinner meet at tho home of Mrs.
R. Q. Mcliiido Friday afternoon.
Eugene Ulanehard, Max Greabul
and Calvin Johnson left Friday ev
ening for Portland, they, having
joined the Marines. The boys were
entertained at dinner Thursday ev
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs:
Squires. They were ali-o entertain
ed during Ihe evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. McKride. Lunch
was served about 10 o'clock.
Lundo Westenshaw lias received
orders to be ready to travel April j
2S. Imbler is almost out of young i.
men, so many have Mien called to
war. - ,
Hersehel McKinnls visilcd with !
his family in La Grande over Sim- j '
day. . ' I
Tho box factory has resumed j
wo'k assaln and is running at a live-1
ly clip. j
Mr Clapp. of Island City, visited'
over Sunday with his family. j
J. II. Walker and Mr. Austin '
have ronted (!5 acrcn of land near j
Summcnillo of T. A. Choute and '
will plant it to potatoes. I
Mr. May hua sent for all his:
children to come hme owing to '
tjie illness of his wife. He also I
sent to Walia Walla for the best !
medical assistance possible. Every- j
thing' is being done for Mrs. M;iy :
that can lie. j
Chau. Ilingaman bad the misfor- i
tune to fall down the cellar stairs
Thursday night in toiuc way. The j
door was left open and a trap was :
set for who ever miuht come jilong i
and Clris. was the victim.
A private dancing party waK 'ivi;n i
Saturday evening at the home of 1
Mr. and .Mrs. Hay Norvnl, north of
Imbler, a most pleasant evening was i
spent. j
Mini Slelin Rollins bus been a
listing in the store of Waller!
Strlnpbaiii this week. j
Mrs. John : Mnrchinson of Cove 1
There will be an Ice cream social
given at the Christian church Fri
day evening, April .lDth by the
Loyal Sistors. . A' good program will
bo rendered. No admission. Adv.
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Farmers when lit' . La Grande
should ftce tho Portable grain bin at
Child's Auto Livery . Leave-name
and solicitor will call later in the
season..' '. 3-6-tf. .,
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. .1-. .andtneinan 'went down totn
, Arcade, Wednesday, Laurant, the
man of many mysteries. 4-20,2t
.Not a vuudeville show, but a high
class ontertainment-'-Laurant.
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Money on easy mommy payments
on improve! city propel ty. Alr.o
monoy for farm loans ' at 6 per
cent.
See J. R. Oliver:
. 3-21-r,m
A grand fantasia of music and
magic, in charge of "Tho Man of
Mysteries.' , Arcade, Wednes-4-20-2t
Many
day. ,
Hemstitching, 10c per yard, at
The Elite Shop. Baker, Oregon.
. . 3-20tf
One-third off on all first-grade
Hair Switches sit the Willing Millinery.
SVNOI'.SIS Of TI1K ANN'I'Al. STATK-MKNT
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PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANy
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the slalo tit Coimc
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Amount of rnlhil cuiil i!
Net iipomtii
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Money to Loan. :
. Oa Improved real proporty In
Union county. : No delays. Current
'ratea. La Urando. Iavestmeut..Co.
Adv, tf. -
" Don't forgot tho Jtumnmgo Salo
to be held in Ilonan Hull, Friday,
April 2G. , 4-16-tf
It la more fun to watch your
money riow than watch It go. Buy
War Savings Stamps,
Ovortock of Auto Tires.
We have a nuniner or 30x3 tiros
which we will Bell at a discount
while they last. - 2-28-tf.
MAXWELL SERVICE STATION
ONE TA1LOII ; MADE SUIT will
last as long as three Iteady-mudo
Gowns, and cost you -no more.
. i -- Toggery. '
; The prices are still on in the
Ivory Lino at Silverthorn's Tamily
drug store. . ,
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WarB
READ
We make War Bread fresh every day. Every
.Monday and Wednesday regular War Buna.
Try our 'Liberty Breadi-AV-ttW have the
most' complete line' of Iloine-mado' Pics, Oakos,
.Doughnuts, Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies in
the city.: ; , '' - ru'
Tll niiide aecording to' Government regulations.
DUTLI BAKERY
317 North Fir St. Just AcrosstheTrack
Orio hundred Nifty Trimmed Hats
at $6.75-. Walling Millinery.
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NOTICE
There will lie a meeting Monday night, tho
22nd, at 7::0, of the Retail Clerks' Union, in
stead of Sunday afternoon at the Eagles' Hall.
.We want all the Lady Clerks,' as well as the
men, to attend, as there is imported business to
attend to.
' ' COMMITTEE.
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Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be j
Comfortable in a
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FkONT LACE CORSET j;
the only corset with the patented . i
VENULE
Back and Front Shield
Be fitted to the corset designed forli
your figure. There are jj
LA CAMILLE MODELS Ii
for every figure. They are always i
fitted by u scientifically trained cor-,J
seticr. This service jfoes with the.j
corset and such comfort. I J
A full line of the latest models al- i
ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and;j
up.,
was In Imbler Monday on her way
visit ine frbnd.
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T'ilMl lin-.tllll-.i- hi'
Wt l!Mi mjM'Tfc.W.VOO i
Buiin-o io u re eon for tho rear.
Tot tit iiinniin.: r.lttu flurloi.' .
-r $ iUI0.WI.00 j
uium .ivoinno- ie (( utiring
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Ult ANCK rOMPAKY or IfliJ. IWIU -
HAKTIOUl). CONN. 1 . . i!
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JtMi'il..t rv...M! tiva it -iiL and attorney ,
r. Mtvi.t- s ' ... d xtM fin If. Phon Red 3221
PHOENIX
The Girls Fellow
A Lecture by"
REV. GEORGE HARRISON FEESE
-rat the '" ' -
First Methodist Episcopal
Church
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 26
Price3 Popular.
An addl es that journeys through beautiful gar
dens with music, flowers,. fountains, sunshine,
zephyrs, nooks and shades; that brightens the
horizon of hope, sharpens the sword of conquest,
perfects note of joy. In it love's beautiful ro
mance is not to be forgotten.
hom. this week
and rr-lativcs.
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