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All h 111 ' i ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OE 1 TO SEE GOVE OIUKCT OP Tltll IS TO OI'FHfcT I'lll KHIA.MS.M. LUU One Hundred AiiIihi Will Make The KODAK .fcilurt Journey All Will lie Welcome. : ' la cjiiAxDK Kvr;xr;ui onsKnvKn SUIISHIER5 7 -n (I J 1 1 1 m -aml a handful of EASTMAN firms. Always one of your liest companions at the Chautauqua, or browner. At the Park you will always find things of interefalShich,are so easily snapped THE KODAK WAY. .Be sure tokeW Kodak with you,, and bring us your exposed films A jUsJeveloped. We Have Everything for Picture .Making. " Red Cross Drug Store Social and COMlrflS EVENT3. June 27 Opening of Grande Rondo '; .. Chautauqua. . , July 4 Celebration. ! July 6 Sella-Floto Circus! A. B. Huston,' of Texas, Is stop . ping at the Sonimer. W. S. Salisbury is ' here business trip from . Elgin. ' Merle McNnmee of Lewlston Idaho 'Is at the Foley, houso. : ' C. C.' Davenport, or linker, . guest of the Foley House. is. a Hugo Nolson, of Spokane, Is a guest of the .Sommer Hotel. Boatright Is over i short'busineBs visit. from A. L. illolau on ' O. F. Campbell Is hero from Salt Lake, registered at the Foley. . " ) B.. A. Sifford, of San Francisco, ' is rogistor at the Sonimer House. ' '. A. and Skecls is here from Pndleton, 1b quartered at the Foley. t' Put Williams, of Wallowa, is .j upending a few days In U Grande. V V. H. Morgan is down from Ka iuolu on u Bhort visit to the county . seat, ' , '. Mrs. H. vllle,, was urday. A. Somme, of Siimnier i visitor in the city Sat- Stanley Stokes and family have -: gone to Albion, Idaho, for a visit of v a couple of weeks. Elinor Stoddard was a passengor this morning on a business trip to branch line points. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotner have ar rived home from a visit in California. ". Born, in La Grande, June 30, 1918, U Mr. and Mrs. George Young, daughter. . ; W. Case returned last night from rortiana ana cugenc, naving naa a pleasant visit with friends. ' . Kennith McCormick, C. C, an' nounces that there will be no meeting of Red CrosB Lodge,- K. of P. this evening. ' ; Owing to the Fourth of July prep- arations the Lutheran Ladies Aid will not meet Thursday but will meet the weeje following, -- ' Miss Naomi Williamson has re turned from 'Seabrick where she at tended a northwest meeting of the Y. M. C. A. . Miss Williamson also visited Camp iLewis, Eugene and other points, -o.;-, ': Did you eve,- hear the old adage "Make hay while the sun shines? ., Well, you have of course, ' but now the adago reads the other way around, and It goes something like this "Make sunshino while the war lasts." "Come on. Brother, and 'go over to Cove with us next Sunday morn ing, and Join our auto Sunshine bri gade, and make the sun shine In Cove," said Brother W. . More house, of the) .."Sunshine". , .move ment., IV '' .: "I want you to put a big, big headline on this little 'sunshine' story, because It Is our object to offset the horrors of this world calamity Hun War, by scattering suushlne, like 'drops of water,' on the Bunds of tired humanity In Cove. '. . .',..".' . ;"' "Will you do It? . For there will be a grand reception In tho Cove city park, and after the 11 o'clock sqrvlce, an open forum will be held, at which everyone Is expected to lift up his or her voice and shout "Let the sun shine.'" , . There will be a return "Sun shine Mooting" In La Grande by the good people of Cove, who will try to out-do the La Orandltes, In the number of autos to be driven over here. . Who will say "Here is !my car, at your service?" Don't be backward, or afraid to hand in your name, or car number. The committee in charge of this "Sunshine" movement does not care what brand of car you have to of fer, so it will "Get thero.'f Don't all speak at once, or Bro ther Morehouse nilcht be, embarrass- Mr. and Mrs. B. Simons, parents of ed by tolling you ha had more than Mrs. Sahi Harris, are visitors from enough cars . fbr the- small crowd. Portland. Mrs. Simons has been here One hundred cars has been set as before, but this is Mr. Simons' first trip and he expresses himself as well pleased with what he has seen of La Grande and Grande iRonde. Mrs. James Short - and daughter, Mandean, of Pocatcllo, Idaho, are visiting at the home of her sisters, Mrs. O. M. Holmes and Mrs. Ostlund, of La Grande. They will remain un til after the recorvery 6t her little niece, Lucile, who was recently op erated on at the hospital for appendi citis. ... ,' .' - " . . ;. The Bradner company, cash buyers of cream, 1410 Adams ' Ave., phone Main 21, Jarvis Emigh, manager. Adv. - i i. -' i 7-1-tf. GUAUDyVTTENTlON - All members o?the 4lh Separate Battalion, Oregon GVard, are ordered to report at the ArmoK at 9:30 a. m. July 4th. H. E. Coolhlga, Major Com'dg. Adv . 7-l-2t o ' There are loots of fountains . but none like Silvorthorn's. ! William Kettle, M. Sutiilii und ,. r. Ross, of Portland, are quartered t" at the Hotel Foley. ' '. E. A. Williams, and wife, and Miss Myrtle w mam, or names, are Vmmet Jtcldent Of Inlmi Is ICn -' guests or me notei roioy. 1 OK. "HWACKHAMBK A HOLD1HU. U. C. Sklnnor, of Boise dropped I'iiit La Grande Saturday, register lng at the Sonimer House. Ben Brugger, J. C' Peterson and fH. J. Schnod, of Elgin, aro regis tered at the Sonimer House. F, N. CnBsoll, V. R. Badsky und E. L. Locken, aro over from Ini bler, slopping at the Foley. , J. P. Lettridge, auditor of tho Klectrlc Power Co., and M. S. An - gell, of Baker, are at the Summer house. , i ' W. C. Cowglll, a former resident of Eastern Oregon, has been at tached to the staff of the Evening Observer. - W. B. Buch, a lumberniuii, of Wallowa, was In La Grando this morning on route to Pendleton on a business lnlsHion. CharlcB K. Canada, D. Vance. A. F. Ueerbaiiin. Willurd Cook and Philip Beck, of Portland, are quur - tered at tho Sonimer House. lUmte To France, Dr. Waltor B. Swackhamor, son of the lute S. O. Swackhamer of Union, was with one of the troop trains going eastward Saturday ev ening. He holds a commission as a company surgeon. Dr. Swack hamer has been at Camp Lewis, the past; six or eight u.onths and like the others Is glad to be on the way. At La Grande he met a nuin bor of old friends, Including Dr. Bacon; Dr. Hall and Dr. McMillan, also Mr. and Mrs. Gus Levy and other former 'neighbors. As an Instance of the secretive manner in which troops are moved It may be mentioned that while Dr. Swackhamor's homej is In Gray's Harbor, which R' not far from ,Ta coma, it was not until he reached La Grande that he was enabled to send back a message to his wife and this was done in a telegram lo her -which he gave to Mib. Levy to forward tfor him. '. n You would never guess the price. They look more expensive than they are, but the values are not fictitious. Silvcrthorn's Fountain. the limit, although some one might have the nerve to ''raise the ante.' Pauline Frederick does a thriller in LavTosca at Arcade today. Adv7-l-2 Cliamnerlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Now is liie time, to buy a battle of this remedy p as to bo prenarea in case that anyrit of yoor family should have an atwck of colic or di arrhoea during thV summer months. It iawdfth a, hundred timcs.ts cost when needed. Adv. .' - o , - 3500-MILE AUTO TRIP ; Mr. and Mrs. Bird Lewis Had Fine Trip to Ihe East. A 3500 mile trip by automobile was finished when Mr. end Mrs. .Bird Lewis arrived in Bridgeton late last evening to visit Mrs. Lewis' father, Samuel Carter, says the Bridgeton, N. J., News. , It has been thirteen years since she visited her old home town where she spent her girlhood days. . , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis spent seventeen days on tho road. Tho I first three days they felt the fatigue of the long drive but by that time'they became accustomed to it and came in at the finish feeling first rate.- They came from Oregon, one of the Pacific coast states to New Jersey, one of the. At lantic coast States, passing through ten states altogether. They had no ; real mishaps and in that long run across tho continent hud only four punctures. They came in a touring car, both being suitably attired for ! the trip. They have many interesting sights to tell about including Indians and a motor train of eighty automobiles on the Lincoln Highway carrying sol diers, i ,. , , o ' LADIES ATTENTION The members of the Ladies' Auxil iary to the B. of II. T. will meet at 7:30 July 2nd, Eagles Hall, for a 30- minule business session. All members be on hand promptly. After the meeting refreshments will be served to which the members B. of R. T. are invited. On Wednesday evening, July 3, this mighty Unloading Sale terminates. For the past two weeks our store has been crowded each day with eager buyers, taking advantage of the wonderful savings we . 'have offered on Dry Goods, Shoes, Furnishing Goods and Hardware, and they have fully realised that the prices we have made are not to be equalled anywhere, for in many instances we have offered staple line of merchandise at less than the wholesale market prices of today. Remember, there are only TWO MORE DAYS of this Mighty Unloading. Sale so do not fail to, avail yourself of this great saving opportunity while you still have the chance to get all your futuer needs at ridiculously low prices. lAilger'sf Shasta Ten will bo closed out ut,'ler v ound '" : ; .--:-' 39t - y-'-.-.. One big" lot of Men's ' Suits,:bcst of materials, values tip to , $20.00, . choice at - ' : $12.50 Tee-Pee Laundry Soap goes oil sale to close out at per bar. v;: i.- . 4t One lot of Boys' Knick ;' erboeker Suits, values up to $10.00, nil sale at . . 4.-08 Kings Fruits and Vege . ' , tables t- Apricots, Ap V ,iles, Peaches and Pump :' kiiis, ; Primes, String Beans and Spinaeli, per - can . ' . ' 19 FLA G ! ik assortment of Fourth of July. Flags,We are offering Flags at the lowe prices in the city; all sizes. Priced at lc, 23, 4k 8c, 13c and 18c One lot of Men's IIigliLaVge nig: Wool. Kiiiisli Grade Suits, values up - VlaM lilaukets, $8.50 to .$27.50, will be sold at AliuV, ow sale at $18.75 M $5.43 One lot of Men's Dress "Women's U3u white, lisle Shoes, values ' up to $7 ' f uifsli hose.; on sale per to go on sale at, . pair $3.95 23 Ono lot of Youths' Long Pants Suits, ages 11 to 19, values up to $18.50, choice ut $4.98 , Iiegular- i)0c, large size whito turkisli bath tow els, will be sold at . 29t One lot of Uovs' and Oirls' Black 'Ribbed Hose, extra special at per pair , 15 One lot of Women's low neck, laoo , kneo Uuiou Siuiis, 0.1a values on sale nr, 39 One lot ,'of Women's Dress Shoes,' values, to $6.00, will .lie sold dur ing the last davs at ; . $3.47 SALE ENDSIWEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd GRAND DUKE'S MANIFESTO NOTICE TO MOTHERS All J -t 1.1: Jolin O. McFetrlilse, Altn M. !,'", . . ! "':"" Orn.hv nncl John Dookout. nre En-! ,u"' ro.pnrHcipBw teriirls vlnltom In La Grande, re- i gistered at tho Sonimer House, in the parade. Autos will be fur nished and will be at the Y. M. C. A. at '10 o'clock. All who can should wear Charles D. Prewltt, the well t8ervice badges on their arms. Cars in known commercial traveler in East-jwnicn they rirte wi" placarded, rn OrefiopT came over from l'endle-IP1I star mothers or wives will head ton, his present headquarters, spent jthe section and will ride in ono car. Saturday In I Grando, and went to, All mothers should register by telc- Uakor on the evening train. phone or see A. W. Nelson Instead of ' ,Roscoe Ncal. Chas. E. Sheppard went to Elgin ! ' o this morning accompanied by his. In matters of natural finance he is son Ivan, who will take his Tatlier'a a Kitchinette. New York Evening place In the office, of the Elgin Re-jpost. corder, whIK 'ne litter looks after p : caring for his cherry croiv when you feel worn out from .overwork and the hot weather. Just A Hoquiam, Wash., paper an- drop in and let Al Cald put you nounces the arrival of twin daughters I up one of those favorites of his at to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Richardson. Isilverthorn's fountain. Dy 6-29-tf Mrs. Richardson is the daughter of W.' W. Curtis and the new arrivals re grand-daughters of Mrs. Almira J. Curtis of this city. FAMILY DRUS STORE LA ORANOLORiaON, of theSB. of PaulinAjri Adv. redcrick in La Tosca. 7-1-lt MAY DHCLAItli WAU ON TlltKS. AttnckH mi I .S. t'onsulato Ami Hew pltut At Tnbrlx Are Proved. WASHINGTON D.C., July 1. (The American government has de manded that the Turkish govern ment Immediately explain the rc'cnl attacks by Turkish troops on thr American consulate at Tabriz. It was recently reported from London that the Turks had attack ed both the American consulate and hospital at Tabriz, and the Ameri can government, after falling to elicit a reply from Turkey on the, matter, requested the Spanish gov ernment to ascertain whether such attacks had taken place. The Span ish government has now officially verified the attacks. Thi latest sundae, the Sweet Rho" Special, now going big; only 20c at Silverthorn s Fountain. MOSCOW, July 1. (I)y United Floss.) On June 2Gtli, the Grand Duko Mlchaol, the fornior czar's brother. Issued -a manifesto declar ing thai, , since the constitutional assembly has dissolved and Hiissiu is in process of disintegration, it is Ills duty to restore order. He Issued the manifesto culling on tho peoplu to overthrow the. Bolslievlkl and of fering amnesty to all revolters. . not inclined to voluntarilysanswcr the call to back up the soldiers who are fighting1 in France. , Many -women are " doing faithful work and nmong these is a large per centage of those least able to answer the cull. 'In a city like Salem hun dreds of young women with little or nothing to do at home have not gone to the Red Cross work rooms at all. This condition leads to the conclu sion that if volunteer work must bo depended upon to supply the Red Cross hospitals und certain- other needs nnd comforts of the. soldiers communities must take more drastic action to impress the slackers; women might be registered just as the drafted men are and classified according to their means and ability to work. If such a course cannot be taken without legal enactment such enactment sholud not be. postponed by congress. If all were compelled to du their sham in every community that share would not bo burdensome. Now nil the work lot patriotism and mercy is falling up on a comparatively few who j'e ber Hng overworked, us well iisiVried, j because the community's nlhtmiit is I not promptly filled. : ' We must roulize that tho country ' WASHINGTON, 1).C, July 1. ' at war war that may tax oiir' (By United Hress.) Striking suit-'resource before the end conies and, denly in tho mountains lust night, , that one kind of a slacker is just about i the Italians, aided by tho French, i air bad as another. It is a vertinlile : captured over 1500 Austiiuns, ln-imeing pot in which true Americnn cludlng 50 officers, says n official ,iam is being rendered the woman cable from Rome lo the, Italian em-(who is not doing everything in her bassy hero. It Is declared that tho:power to. help the nation in ita peril Italians now hold Kchle Peak. Col- j not fjt to ,e the moihcr, sister or delrosso and Mount Valbolla. sweetheart of an American citizen or " " I American soldier. ' 1IAIOS IN PlCAIiOY. : iJob printing, The Observer. Main 87. j NEW TODAY! pleuso return s!ame to 'Mrs. M. F. Honan, conicVWh and Washington nnd receive reward. -Adv. 7-1-itlp FOR SA'LrJ vChi! good condition. lr Adv. vrolct auto in liure lieu Oeciuus 7-1-tf. FOUNiyAsix sJiooVcr. Owher cun ; have ayrfe by pl ujt(;. property and pieuiuiig. gumy.yj curiyiiigwuii cculed weuiwns.-Jt. WNnnoAvls. WANTED -Man clyk in grocery store. Reply innwn handwriting; state experlencec if ifny. Care of A. IJ. C, Obsetvfir La Grundc. Adv. s ' 6-18-tf. E AUTO FOR SAIH Chulmors-Six; driven 121100; ml god condition; new Weed Jack lull llcw extra tiro. Price right. Cull iymer, Illack lfl. Adv. I . 7-l-.'ltp. -f- FOR SALE-lFlno iherries at 12b8 First street.) Main 1311, Adv . ' I ' 7-1-SJp. W i FOR RENT Du-aom furnished hottse; Call Mrs..ZubU.--Adv.. . 7-l-5tp. in ONERS LOST On the Blroets of La Grande Saturday afternoon between 4 and ' 5 o'clock, a CuWo brooch, all while with gold bnnil. Under LO.ST Ono 88 Culibiw Olts revolver. Police PositieyjBpccial. :PIohs , leave at Observerfor roward. Ad . ' 1-Uit. o ; FOR RENT-8 rooh nudern hottse, . steam heated, Aq( Fifth, v newly : painted and kulsoHincd. Write, T, care Observer. Adv. - - 6-2utOW '' ;. ' 1 o V'- ':-iV Aro you just a Vlctory-loafei Or a 100 por cont wheat; savorT If yiu must buy baker's bread, the F4od AdmlnlHtration asks that It bo war, bread. If you can hake your own, do bettor still nnd muke It whtm'. less. . ' - . ..; -i LONDON. July 1. -Field-Marshal Halg report successful raids on the! Plcardy front. o WILL THEY BE DRAFTED The, Kodaks that arc big sellers l aro those you sue In the window at ;Hilverthoin's. . The prices $7, ?8.50 ifU.&O. 13.50, 1 7 . r, 0 . $25. 50 CD. (Also they have Kodaks as low In Suggestion for Increasing Red Cross 'price as $1. They turn out all plc Working Force. 'jtures. the evening tho dry films . :are handed in provided the films There are hot enough Red Cross come To them not later than 11 workers In .Salem, says the Capital a m. carli day. I)y -2fl-tf Journal. . Other towns and cities re- j Si4 -i IwHTsVsxtV porb b similar snuruge. ifjeHis iu , patriotism seem to have little effect; those best able to work arc apparently FAMILY BRUS STORK ' UA SRANOI,OHCaON, SHERRY THEATRE . i'lil IIOLSH OF tiVkWVimmmmmmmmmmm , Bert Lytell in , : ' The Trail toj Yesterday I SixA'.-ts. . , . A wonderful sjury of the Plains nnd Kaueht'S, and pilliam S. Hart in ' "THE LAST CARD" A Tsi.-KeI .Nfastcrpiece, liifr;t sluwinji today. - , i )M()lROVV- f . Gladys Leslie in ' ' - . "LITTLE MISS NO ACCOUNT' f
