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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1918
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IHyntem Of KiKfl Hoard Found A
! (iii-iit Convenience To Kl rungi-iv
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OotmluM BHJ.11 KlrKbUim Uo.
.English Sack Suits, conservative models, Nor
folks and Single-breasted Btyles; carefully
tailored from fancy mixed Cheviots, Cassimeres
and Serges.
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; NO v VAI DKVILLK AT AISCADIC
The iOTodiomn Vnudevllle,
which hn ?Vii ploying each Wed
nesday, closelkthplni circuit for the
. summer on' WMnosoajr' last, The
Arcudo wlir ninNdclifrr.s Instead of
tl.A .lal'lll M fAi'nn.la ' mill
. ... .i it I.!i.i. i .J 48 Loyd A. Chandler, La Grnnde
open the fall seasonvlth the Pour' . ... ., ,
SI -YEAIIH OLD .NOW HEADY
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,80 Carl. C. Lester, 2004
.. . wood, La Grande
40 Clarence. Walter Green, Wool
en Mill St., Union. '
27 Erlrk ; Theodore . Edvalsnn,
' Union. . '. ;'.'.'
20 Walter Ingerson,' 906 Spring,
;i ,' La Grande. .
5 Lewis Ransom Cross, Union.'
Hippodrome- Acts, which
some time In Boplemlwr. ';'
will he
! 71. Lloyd Sylvester
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TIIKDA DAIIA AT SIIKHIIY'H
' Lovers , of motion pictures which
Interest and enthrall will .welcome
Uie glad news that Thcda Burn Is
,., about tu appear: at the,--.: Sherry
Theater In" her ncwost William FOx
I -t production, "."The Rose, of Blood."
Miss Dara portrays a Russian he
: 'roino. . Hut Llnza Tapenka is dlf.
i ferent from' every . other leading
. lady of Slavonic origin. She In a
. Russian who fights, made, of the
nonie stuff which linn formed the
brave Legion of Death.
. LIbmi allies Ani'self with a b.llid
. of . rovctyiitionMtB i who , are ' spelling
, the JroeAom of. the Empire. . She
la succesacul Ini nsvassinntlng seve
rnl peraonAwhoso acta of oppres
ion have ado the lot of the
people more lneaible. She slgnl-
fieB the- cominVloh of her deorin
by dropping aood-colored rusu
on '.he body of eacTi victim.
Finally her band de.mand the
doath of her own husband. IJ U
the Prime Minister, nnd his In. ml
bejni 1 more boavlly . than.. thaf ir
any other. She hud married hint
In lila younger dnya, before .he ma"
to ho prominent a, place.
Fighting between her , love for
him nnd her desire to froe the
downtrodden people, Llsza finally
auccumbB to the right',. Slid blow
up n building which liouwa tl.e
( Premier and all of IiIb: cnblncv.
She has struck the flmt. real
blow foi' fieedom! But she bus
.'eft herself nlone In the w.irtd.
i The story of - this gripping pie-,
ture was written by Richard fJidyit.
ski, Btagei director of the Metrn
polltan Opera House in New York
Mr. Ordynslil, who himself nets the
role or the lending revolutionist in
the film wan born In Poland mid
: lived there for many years. He I
personally supervised the detnlls -of
the production and Insured the, ac
curacy of overy setting nnd Incl-
The picture will piny lit the Shor.
ry Theater for two days, beginning
tomorrow.
!7,Orln Leonard, Larson, 1707
Washington" Av.,' Ln Grande
17 Dale Franklin Hawkins, Klin
."i St.,La Grande
SsHlughsle Spencer Bell, Union.
20 "BngeneX Olor McGoldrick, Im.
'bier. . -
34 Gergo Hondernon Clark, La
. , G Mode .
14 Eveiatt Jrwln Moss." Allcol, R.
:; F. fi 'i ':. '
24 JnmesRlchnrd Knight, La
Grande, V
5D Chris EdHlid, Johnson, North
Powder.
74 John ,8. .iPnppns, - Box ''39,
Baker. !
H Cheste,r Eyers, Cove.
10 Elmer Jerry Wels, Elgin.
69 William Trunkoy, Elgin, R. F.
D. No. 2.
18 Harvey Edward Rucknian;
eel, R. F. D. No. 1
98 Howard Chappln Good, Elgin
4 Bernnl Dean Hug, Elgin.
93 Edward Anthony Gettlo, HII
. gard.
6 Albert Raymond Squire, Im.
I bier.
63 Victor Hugh Knnpp. 803, C
Avenue, La Grande.
7 Alvln Hansen Orton, Cove
' 80 Roy Edgar Morris, Aflce.1.
88 Lee Oliver Roberts, Elgin.
41 Harry Dean Olson, North Pow-
' '. dor. ...
2t! Clnrenco .Edwin Blanchard,
Elgin, R. F. D. No. 1
7 It Jennings Brjan Gorlinm, North
Powdc,r. 1
22 Arthur Amos Tally, North
Powder, R. F. D. '
71! Edwin George Behmens, Sum-
mcrvlllo. ',
9H William . Bert , RIchardKon,
' North Powder, R. F. D.
8 John Herman Johnson, Cove.
42 John Vernon Lloyd,' Second St.
La Grande. i
12 Bert , Grout, Ln Grnnde, R.F.D.
,X3 Ira I.orenza Howell, 1808 3rd
Stroct.' . Grande.
18 Frank Edward ' Hutt, 70S
Ave., La. Grande.
78 Martin Stoln, La Grande, R.
V. V.
5(i Albert O. Stevens, Cove Ave.,
Ln Grnnde.
58 Earl Eugene Rush, Union
52 Clifford Elbe.rt Gtlklnson,
. . North Powder .
86 Thomas Peter Tlvompson, Elgin
104 Eugene Earl Willis, North
Powder.
45 Roy M. Wells, Allcol.
57 George Washington Hyde,
1807 Sixth St., La Orandu
Universal gratification Is ex
pressed by the niitouioblle tourists
when they find accurate and read
able sign bo.trdn and marks along
a nf,w rond or a territory that Is
nc-w to the ' tourists. Between
Boise nnd Pendleton the main road
way Is very carefully marked with
slgnB, and numerous cases have
come to light this year where
r.trangers from the east have gone
to considerable trouble to expresu
their appreciation of the, gulldlng
signs.
A year ago L. C. Smith, a local
garage man, went to a great deal
of expense to carefully mark the
highways between Pendleton and
liolse. . On "telephone, posts along
the way he painted, at heights
convenient to the driver, a whlte
pnlnt band, one that would easily
attract attention. On this band ho
painted blue arrows Indicating the
way the road went, so that no mat.
tor whe.-e the tourist Is, or which
way bo Is going, he has but to fol
low the arrow and It will lead him
Into Dolse, La Grande, Pondleton,
Baker or Huntington, as the case
may be. Along- with the arrow he,
caused to bo painted the words
"Smith's garage." 1
That the public Is appreciative of
the effort to carefully "brand" the
highways over so long a stretch of
country Is fully shown by the groat
number or tonrlsta who hnve hunt
ed up Mr. Smith on their arrival
In La Grande to express their ap
preciation of the., assistance given
by the arrows. '
That the, mld-Bumhier tourist
trafric Is about normal, when com
pared with ante-bellum dayB Is the
'orklns, Union ' . , . , ,, c .i
stride now, nnd although the ia-
nions Colmnbln highway has been
closed to traffic, there Is, notwith-l
REPORT OF THE CONDITION O'
The State Bank of Imbler, nt Imbler.
in the 8tat of Oregon, at the dote ut
business June 2fl, 1B18. .. ' ,
; ' No. 92
v' ,. Resources ' ! '. ;' -'
Loans and discounts . V, .$186,079.85
Overdrafts,', secured, and
unsecured . . . . , ,, ...
Bonds and warrants . .
Stocks,, -securities, ' uJg
meuts, etc .
Banking house ... A. . ... ,
Furnitureand fixti-es .
Due'XremSianks ' (not re
serve banks)
Hue rrom approved re
serve bank
Checks and ther rcash
items
Cash on ham
Expenses
Other resources ...... 2,500.00
33.76
2,550.76
CO0.00
8,871.6 1
i 2,872.05
' 133.30
10,735.04
, . , .,....., ' 394.75
nd ..,.' 1.. .. . S,337.8(!
m,; . .. 2,603.2:.
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All- music lovers of thB , city I
should atUnd tilt buslncs3 iseuthig
of the t in-iminlty Clion.F,- ubii-li
will o ,eld In the rreiU.Uiiufi
ChuiTli ti. evening at 7:30 p'clock
liiiport and locomtueiidmlons of the
n'l.a Iza ii u couimlttee will be
luard MjJ an opportunity i,..Hi for
ail singers to enroll. I'ieaa
prompt. .4
France Is the best patron of the
Unlte.d States , patent ofrice,- with
Great Britain ; following closely.
Total v " 173,272.70
Liabilities , ,
Capital stock jiaid In..... 26,000.00,!
Surplus Jund ... ; 4,000.00 1 J
Individual deposits subject
to check ...... . ' 89,502.81 S
Demand certificates of de
posit .'.....'..-..'.,,...' ' 2.00
Time and Savings Deposits : 3",3I8.15
Bills payable for money , ,
borrowed . . ... ,. . . .... 19,400.00
: Total.' '. ;;,::-.V : $173,272.70
State of Oregon, , 7
County of Union, ss.
I, ilerschel McKinnu, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear ; !
that the above statement is true to the ! .
i. i - M.. i.A...i.... uni:.f - If
. HEB3CHEL. McKJNNIS,
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Correct Attest: - -I .
'. S. L. BROOKS, '
CLAY W. FOX,
WAILTER E. WADE, ';,
. ' , Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of July, 1918. .-.
T. K. BELLAMY,
- Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. 12,1!
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HKI.I'FlIi WOltDS i
From a La Grande citizen.' - J
Is your back lame and painful? I
Does it ache especially after ex- j
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CORSET
FACTS
standing, a heavy , wave of traffic
lir both directions. Cars from the
tnlddlewcstern and far-eastf,rn
states have frenuontly registered nt
local (,;aragos tho past ten days.
ertlon? . ., - '
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region? .
These symptoms suggest weak
j kidneys. : - .-, . ,
If so there Is danger ln delay,
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cHy&f wu neeo TOR
t -P.-itt irj-il o
i wuon nomjiiw
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Put nfc lots of Pi'uit for the W inter, .it is goou 100a
tlie (4k1rcn and it is mighty nk'cv t( hrtve
iv coiaqs.
Come to nXfor (vervtliing yon need and Knowtmit you
will get )iire spiced of tnll strength and tiavor. . ; ,
Come to us for fill your groceries. We keep the best ,
and sell for less. ' ..Phone your grocery order today.
Order Your Raspberries Now. : r
good
AltlllVHI) I'ltOM AltKA.V.SAS.
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There ar, of courl
corsets and bad corsil
A good cornet molds wou to
its shape. Vou mold poor
corset to youryhapo. IThat
is why your figWo Improves
Under tho influenckof mi ar
tistically designed rtmI well
made corset. . , . '
j HARRIS GROCERY
' i- Phone Main 70 and 77, Tanners Black 192 .
1 408 North Fir Street v Across the Track
' "United States Food Administration License No. G60265." ' - -
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Weak kidneys get fast weaker. ; ;i . . . .
' Give your trouble prompt atten-!'are designed by the most
Hon. : . . i i skillful and consequently the
tato business and he has hue his
eye on La Grande for a n ti mher whenever
AH-jGreens henltn no is looking ,rnr n
change of location and will possiuiy
become a permanent resident h-?re.
A brother, Z. R. Oroen, of 1103
Third Street, has been a r9slrtnt
of La Grande the past year or
more. '
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.,ays:
yeS)w s
IdneX
v pastV
ney PIlA
fo kldrk'
t li-e an)
business.
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Donn'a Kidney Pills are for weak ! highest paid designer, in the
kidneys. '. .- :
Your neighbors use and reqom-
nd them.
ead this Ln Grande testimony.
L. (ircen, ltcnl Kslnie Oe '.er, I mV,. a. A. Couch. tZti Jackson
Will Probably Locale H -ie. !Ave.,ays: "It tins been quite a
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Oniu aieifew yeVs stac IiaVe had to take
r.rrlvals from 'Prescott.'" ' Arkansas. n.:kldiioA.ml4eliiA-f hn-.-'mWkinr
Mr. Green has been for a number from pa9tVXperlcucV I know Doao's
Kidney PllhV are V 8od reliable
PAULINE
LEDLERE
remedj
Irecomnieild '
y disorders,
opportunity to
idney Pills, I
COULD SEE HIS FAMILY
dd."
Price 60c, ait nirSdialers. . Don't
simply ask Wr a-kidney remedy
got Doan's Kianoy Pills tho same
that .Mrs. Couch ' had. Fostor.Mll
burn Co.,-. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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French Refugee Ehjoys Satisfaction of
Looking Homeward
BY FRANK J. TAYLOR .
(United Press Staff Correspondent.) j
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, June 10. (By Mail) At
n certain point in a sector taken over
by the 'Americans, observation posts
overlook miles, of territory behind the
German lines:'
iWhen the Americans took over the
sector the French loaned a number of
their observers to train the newly ar-
Iveil Americans. One man the
French said was especially good, be
cause he knew every inch of the Ger
man territory under observation.
He had lived ovor tho line before the
war, and his family was still there.
I This man had escaped to France to
O join tne army wnen war nroxe oui.
I' rem the observation position he
could see on real clear days his home '
over tho line, and with the aid ol
frlnsses he watched his wife and two:
little "kiddies" when they wore out'
side their home.
In good weather he saw them three !
The minting and dnvelnnlnir nf
j films are well done by competent
Kodak workifrs at, Silverthorns.
Dy 7.9 ft
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GDANDCORCGON.
l Doing Rood.
: '-Few medicines have met with more 1 10i Eldon Merrill Hartley, Elgin.,
favor or ntiomplished more good than i go pre(i Wallace llowlus, Elgin'.
(, Chnmbcrlal Colic and Diarrhoea: 30 Phul Clebern Mnssee, 1804
Remedy. J(n . Jantzcn, . Delemy, I Codnr, La Grande.
:vl Sask., says oft,'I hove used Cham-; 79 Randall David Boom, Summer.
, 1 ucrinin s v.onc sbjcr i uarrnnen uemeuy , vino.
j ' myself and in myrnmily, and can rec-' S3 Lyle Blair Kiddle, Island City.
ommend it as being an exceptionally' e
j " prepnrallun." . tantalum's Great Value.
' "V T 1 Tantalum, owing to Its hardness,
I Havlngironnd a way to remove : mnkes uood ninierl.il for wriflmr nenM.
the knots Tnnd blench the pulp, ' which are less expensive than iridium
plant for the nliinurncturo of paper -. tipped gold nibs. Pens from this metnl,
from bamboa wll be catnbllshrd in j (rented with a special liardeiilng pruc-
Trlnldnd bye6tch Interests.
Tha nicest jTalcum Powders that
are made mnst of tliom you will
. 'Ind at SIlverBiorn's. A very large
Jan, 4 times the Iverogo size, you
can buy for 6( nlherg at 40c nnd
26e. All are lf the finest odors
and the. most Mble manufactur
ers, oy 7-!i tr
1
ess. pmve Riiierlor to nil others, nnd
nre not cornulwl by any Inks.
FAMILY DRUd STORK
k.A OSANOI.OSiaON.
Road'i Thick Ice Foundation.
At one point of a road recent lynn
Btnicted In Alaska, there Is 11 solid
Ire fiiundiitliin. At the surface there
Is n two-foot layer of moss nnd tumliti,
but previous mining operations nt this
point proved that there Is a forty-foot
bed of clear Ice mid six feet of gmvel
between the aurface layer uuil bed
rock.
. , bailee
or four days out of the week, but in
bad weather he was fortunate if he
saw them once a week. It wits timta-j
lizing to see his children grow upj
wnen no cuuiu not icacn mem, yei nc
was grateful far the chance to look
nt them.
One day shortly after the Americans
ctr.nc, this man was broken hearted
He had seen his wife and the children
board a train. For two days he war.
almost without hope.
Then one of the Americans he hnrl
been, training suddenly shouted on.
day, "There they are. They're back.'
The Yankee wns almost ns excited as
the Frenchman..,
This mnn doesn't measure time by
'the end of the war," as most people
do. With him it is "until the Ameri
cans drive the Gcritylns beyond my
home over there." For him thnt will
be heaven. -
He snys there will be no end of the
'war on Germany for him. For the
hours of agony the Oermnns hnvc
given him will never allow him to be
nt pence
Topless Spirt Model
Look Your Esf and Be
Comfortable in a
STs . Air .
FkONT LACE CORSET Cf)
the only corset with the patented flfj
VENTILE ; W
Back and Front Shield
Be fitted to tho corset designed for j
your figure. There are )
for every figure. They are always
fitted by a scientifically trained cor-1 Tiff!
seticr. This service goes with the W AJ
corset and such comfort. !!!SWC
A full line of the latest models al-:U$J
with a German. Further- .V'" "ana- ",cna im na fW
more, n ransom is on him for an uo-: I JLsi; -
rising he started before he escaped to IVlrS, Robt. P&ttlSOIl
France. The 'Americans will try to1 .,
keep him nt his observation post until I ... V0rS6tier8
his home nnd family is won in an ad-jR"- 7g Oalc. ' Phnn Red S??i
The Harvest Season this
pj year faces greater diff i- nf
cullies than ever before -we
are referring, of course
Sjf to the labor shortnge. jy
W Yet the Flag must be
"planted" in the furrows! inf
M' Uncle Sam needs help to
f) meet the enormous de- rg
w mands th6 war has made ag
) upon his National re-
Bources. He needs our
Sj) united efforts to send him fjfe,'
"Over the Top" to victory.
I Farmers ar.d
I ?- Patriot :
8K If is 'the enrnrst, wish of JJSSK
iy this Bank to iow in ev- ILsJ
ery possible wav, the real
fj admiration we Lei for the
S fnrmers;of thil cbmmun-
J ity. Out. appreciation of
W every man's effort leads (pit)
& us to mne this sugges-
tion: if we a able to
f during the Summer, we
want you to phone or
P write us.
(K We will be glad to trans
hf act any small business, or
S to ' make purchases such
as a new part to replace
? that bit of broken mnchln- fjjffj
5 ery, for , instance. Per- IJfeg
Q haps you may want us to qW
6 send a check or draft
Q away, or if necessary, (S
r even write a letter of im-
1) portance for you. ,CSi
K Just give us good, cleai
') instructions and you will
S find us ready and willing JSP
2i to assist you. Of course, J?''
there is no chnrge for this
service.
With best wishes, we nrt
Cordially yours,
T. J. SCROGG1N,
Cashier.
Ever
Practically
y thing Has Raised
ut Telephone
Service
$5.00
llput one of the famous White Sewing Ma
chines in jour home. The case is a beautiful
cabinet made of extra selected quarter sawed
Eastern White Oak. We take the old machines
in tra
BV ( TIIRIFT STAMPS At
r Furniture Exchange
J ' Fir and Jefferson E. J. DOMOHUE Black 1241
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
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Mr. Grain Farmer:
Are you prepared to handle your grain in bulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your graneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for $54.68 and it will last for '
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will coat you
1125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.-
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can be
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing Backs.
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The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of, their very lives and oerhana vour hov la
amnntr thpm. S ,
Spend your money lit your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. ! When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India, f
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United States j
National ti
Bank
La Oraiule, Ore. 3 A
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BUILD YOUH GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by building them before the farming season
opens up. Be sue to- get good lumber, well seasoned, aa low
grade lumber wilf give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
Use green lumber
' Save money- keej what you spend at home p'event loss
and damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches ;,help win the war by building granariea now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one 'granary. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, sea
The George Palmer Lumber Cc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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