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NEWTON 0. BAKER 111 CENSUS g' J OF UH Jog Your Memory Before You Start on That Vacation Trip. 'A moment's meditation now may save you a world of worry alter you reach your destina-. tion. There "arc' things you'll need while away that cannot be found in out-of-the-way places, 'Insure the' comforts and conven iences, by stocking up before you go. A list of suggestions may prove helpful Stationery . Fountain Pens Drinking Cups . Thermos Bottles Ciirars , Candy .'.en -. Shaving Supplies Cold Cream lotions . ' V t Combs ': Brushes Fishing Tackle Start ritrlit ana v anything RUN RIGHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Quick Delivery , Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon l . i Aro You Olio Of Thorn? tff Thoro nre a great many popple Who would be vary much benefited by" tailing Chamberlain's Tablets for a weak or disordered stomach. Are yon nno of them? Mrs. M. R. Searl Baldwrosvillo, N.Y.,i relates her ox- porloncoNln the np of thepo tablets: ' 'lmd a nad spelrWith my stomach about, six 'uiouthuXaBo, and was troubled fortwo o three weeks with gas and sutsro puns In the pit ofmy stomach. jurl druggist ad vised mo to tal(oChiriberlaln's Tablets. I took a bottle home and the first dose rtdioved mo wonuor fully, and I kopt on. taking thorn until I was cured." Those tablets do not relieve pain, but after the its recurrence. (Adv.) Observer advertising will, oring ro Capital and Credit Working Capital and banking; credit are two essentials to business success, A growing bank ac count builds capital and creates eonl'i denco in its owner's ability. (Nml'ideiH'i basis lor c kg:) poliev tution to the fullest nicas- nre with its deposi sM tors. AVo rordiIly in- (f) counts. m United States eg National "SWTWT this renin .MjM lease thiitVny V i is the Vdit. i I nil ilmlv: ill., yiif this st,i- toYmyjicite Bank ; La Grande, Ore. 0 ft Headache Remedy Adhesive Plaster Antiseptic Solution? i. Dentifrice ; Tooth Brushes .. Playing Cards . ... Mosquito Lotion - Summer Remedies 3athing Caps ... ; ..... tJi&Lh Supplies : y'u while away for a iii!iV.iifi.fl. Ill CANNING CLUB READY All Proceeds Arc Turned Over to the : Local Red Cross. The La Grande canning team wishes to announce that they are ready to can fuit or vegetables for any one. They will charge nix cents per quart for, fruits and eight cents per quart for vegetables. ' Tho material will be called for and delivered, without extra charges. All tho proceeds will be turned into the local Rod CriiBs. The canning team meets every Thursday, under the supervision ,of Miss Unci! KnowlcR. Those wanting their fruit or vegetables canned, call Red am. : ' Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea s. ! Remedy ' s a the time to buy a bottle of so us to be prepared In ne of your family lack of colic or di- summer months. undrecl times its cost A beautiful lot of scissors of every kind, also manicure scissors, nail files and pocket knives, all of the very best and standard makes. You will kindly drop in nnd see just what will please you, without a doubt, at Sil verthorn's. 7-27tf FAMILY DRUG STORE 1 L.A SKANOLOSCUON. Topless6port Mbdel Look Yourflest and Be Comfortable ini FRONT LACE CORSET t'.ie only corset with the patented VENTILE Back and Front Shield Ro fitted to tho corset designed for your liguro. 'incro aro LA CAMILLE MODELS for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor- scticr. This service goes with the corset and such comfort. A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at 12.00 and up. Mrs. Robt. Pattisbn '4 '. Nowtj 35? I should havSan & It is worth ah when needed. Adv. Il-IIOM II till 1 TO OLD . PKOPl.t! TMK MilKUIt IS 9,81.1. .oiiiniittw umpleled 01 k In Ke loid 'I iiiMi luvnlualo Uiiluo I or I'uture Activities.'' ' llie war census Just completed give ' the total population or La Orundo us 0,316, which IncludeH chlldron from: two woelts of age, up to tho oldust roun or woman In the city. , 1 v. r '; .. This census will save duplication of work by different committees, nuu will biiuw wuu llutu kivuii lumi '11..... a ....... ......... .... mini uuu Willi UHKMI ruspuuu muiu liberally to the various war de mands. Mr. Du Boib, assistant secretary to the Union County War Advisory Board, slams . most emphatically that much credit Is due to Mrx. ISilverthnrn - and her. corps of able assistants, as tho work, .hiis' beeu nnmnln.n In n m i.aIi ehnplne. nnun or umo -man was expeciuu. Mrs. O. K. Sllverthorn, who wu in charge of tho work, was assisted l.ir Ponleelnn' Mna.l.i.t.na 1e' A W.n. I Una: C. E. Zimmerman. J. K Wright, e H. ' 8. ; Brown ton, Stella Bodmer. Scott Whoatley, A. Har rison, W. H. Safford, C. B. Millor C. E. Duffey, F. E. Oxner, Lou Given, E. W. Williamson,. Lynn Bohnenkanip, John Mcliwan, D. J, Kimine,!, L., M.-Graves, Harry Last, Chas. Taal, MIbb Iva Wilson. ! ' - - U. s. MARINES LUCK ToKftlllg Their Hutu In Oceans Is . Tho Style. j PORT ROYAL,' S.C-. July 29. (instead of "tossing their hats In tho hue;, , the U.S. Marines now tosB 'em in the wator. Tossing their hats in .he ocean for luck was adopted as one of tho Marine ctiBloins when a gust or wind snatched the .chapeau of t re cruit while he was'icrysBing" the bay off Paris Island, S.Cl, the Marines' training camp. The "lid" sailed gracefully out into space and was soon bobbin hierrlly' on the danc ing waves. Taking the accident as a cue 'just for- luck," . tho remainder of the recruits Immediately sailed their hats out Into the deep and tho bay was soon dotted with hun dreds of straw hats.. Tho boys "passed tho word" and now no recruit can expect to have good, luck unless he has cast his hut upon tho rocedng tide V "Jingo ' "Jingo" is used as n substitute for something else, ns In tho phrn.ins "By George" and 'By Jlmmlny;" In Gold smith there is the expression, "by the llv,nK J1n." "J'nw" was originally npplird lu Gisui. Britain to anyone who advocated an aggressive or vigorous policy iu foreign affairs, and came Into existence ns a .l.'iiinime for a support er of Lord J.'Msvnflcld's action In sending a fl:et to Turkish waters to oppose the Russian ndvunco In 1878. TltAIXIil) M MS IN IMi.MANl) O. A. C, CORVALLIS, July 29. C. I. Lewis, professor of horti culture In tho Orogon Agricultural College; who Is serving as adjiuanr ror Oregon, in rocoiving aiinosi dally requests for trained mon ulonr. various linos.' There Is an urgor.r (loniand now for men In tho Y. M. C. A. who htivo a reading know ledge of Froneh and Italian, OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by. condo. ' "ielli I : !ll ' Newton D. Balr III, eleven-year-old ' ton of the secretary of war, ig earning I pfn money by acting' as messenger for his father In the war department. His father pays him for services rendered gutslde of school hour. FISH-SKIN SHOES ' COMING? Quite Possible, Though It Must Be Ad . mltted They Are Not Altogether Desirable Footwear. ' When things come to the worst every dny Is going to be like Friday the atmosphere will be crowded with the nromn of fish. There is n scarcity of leather, ns everybody knows, nnd, thnt being so, tnnners nre mnklng a dili gent senreh for other oubsM lutes, and new sonrccs of supply. Kxperts de clare thnt the skins of 'aquatic crea tures offer a practically undeveloped resource, and it Is not unlikely thnt be- fore long we shall bo covering our ex tremities with tho skins of the. man entlng. shark -and tho- sacred codfish; The reason sueh skins hnvc not here tofore been utilized for leather Is not because they are not perfectly well adapted for such use, but only becnuso the skins of hind nnimals linvo been so plentiful. Disciples of tank Wnl ton dispute the experts about tke cur- i r fluh-no iri.n a.... o uh Ing of fishsklns. They sny once a fish always a fish. If It comes to pass that we adopt Ash-skin shoes these fish ermen offer some advice to the callow youth who goes courting. "Leave your fish-skin shoes on Hie front porch, like the Hollanders anil Jnps, and court In your stocking feet. Otherwise there will bo a chilly reception nwnltjng i you." Being married, they arcjlnlking by the book. Real Thing In Muzzles. "I'd liko to iuuk at snino dog -muz-idos," siild the nuiu entering the store. "Yes, sir," replied the clerk Willi the incipient mustache. "There's" u very good muzzle, sir." ' , "Anil can a dog chew with this muz zle on?" "Oh, yes, sir." ; "Hut cun't bite?" "Oh, yes, lia io blto, but ho cun't bite off more thuu he can chew, sir." Heat Sufferer. "Suffer much from I ho hent?" ; "I should say so. Nearly hud a sun trnke rushing around to lay In noxl winler'h eon Straw hats P;, nr. mas, at 50 pcrj cent off, this v Tho Toggery. 7-20.M ; Of J Make the "busy store for more" your headquarters fo' your, summer Hot- ' weather apparel We handle everything for your yearly- comfort, at prices you . can well afford to pay. . . ' ' ' . Men's Spotr Shirts, long Men's Sport Shirts, short sleev Men's Straw Hats, all Men's Summer Cloth Hats ...... Men' Ssummer Union Suits ..... Men's Band Blighty Shirts .1. Men's Soft Collars, large NEW SHIPMENT LADIES' SKIRTS... Men's 1,'repe Shirts '................. L Follow . the Crowds There's a Reason. : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ' "" , Construction By State Highway Dc- . partment. ids will be received, by the State Highway Commission of the State of Oregon at the office of the Chairman if the Commission, ' 1301 Yeon Building, Portland, at 11 o'clock, A. M., on thatGth dy of August, 1918, for six miles; of giading on the Old Oregon Trail tetwein Union and Telo caset in UnionJ Coulty. This grading involves approximately 33,000 cu. yds. j of excavation St wmch about 5,000 cu. yds. is solid roc No bid will beWhsidered unless ac coir.panier by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least five (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. A corporate surety bond will be re quired for the faithful performance of i " l , , I half of the total amount of the bid.; j 'Proposals blanks and full informa tion for bidders may be obtained at the I office of the State Highway Commis sion m the State House, at .Salem, Oregon, and at the office of the State Highway Commission in the American National Bank Building at Pendleton. Oregon, upon the deposit of $5.00. ine ngnt is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept tho pro posal deemed best lor the State of Oregon. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, , S. BENSON, Chairman, . ; W. L. THOMPSON, Commis sioner, R. A. BOOTH1, Commissioner. Attest: HERBERT NUNN, State Highway! Engineer. !Jly,July22,29; Aug.3. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Construction ty State Highway De partment. Sealed bidsl will be recoived by the State . Highway Commission of the State of Oregin at the office of the .Chairman of the Cdmmission, 1301 Yeon Building, 'ortland, at 11 o'clock, A. M. on tho fit day of August, 1018, for 0.55 miles I f grading oil the La Grande-En torpi ighway, between n Union county. Elgin and Mini This grading il es approximately 48,000 cu. yds. scavation, of which approximately 6J 00 cu. yds. is solid rock. II C 1 it a r w l I ouoaveonLvervrurci At the Original Cash Full Creani Tillamook Cheese, per lb 29? (iolden Hod Oat Flakes, -10c package - 29 Canned Fruits, assorted kinds, .T3r (iiiality, per can 26 Canuetl Corn and String Means, .per can - H Canned Sugar Peas, can 12 Canned Tomatoes, No. '2',o tin...l4 Oysters, A. & L. brand 17 Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Across the sleeves .. lrinda MaortmentV-A,,,,'.'..,:.,..: Formerly the United Store No bid will be considered unless ac companicd by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least five (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. , A corporate surety bond will be re quired for the faithful performance of the contract, in a sum equal to one half of the total amount of the bid. Proposal blanks and full information for bidders may be obtained at the of fice of the State Highway Commission in the State House, at Salem) Oregon, and at the office of the State High way Commission in the American Na tional Bank Building, at Pendleton, Oregon, upon the deposit of $5.00. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the pro posal deemed best for the State of Oregon. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, S. BENSON, Chairman, ' : W. L. THOMPSON, Commis ', ; ; sioner, , R. A. BOOTH, Commissioner. Attest! HERBERT NUNN, State Highway Engincor. Dlyjuly22,29; Aug.3. r x ' ' Incorporated " . J It Takes Three Persons to Complete a Tele- phonetCall! The effectiveness of of co-operation between 1. The person callin 2. The operator. i. The person called, tciiupnonc I thrA indie. Also, it is bound to help the telephone service generally if every subscriber will accord the young women at the telephone switchboard the same consideration and courtesy which the op erators themselves are always anxious to show. Home -Phone Co. -a . r Carnation !Milk, dozen cans $1.44 "Fresli Eggs, dozen , 40 Fresli Shredded Cocoa nut, lb....28 Soft Shell Walnuts, lb.' .28 J.J".B. Coffee, 1 lb 38, 3 lbs 1.10 Shilling's Baking Powder lb 45 Uoyal Baking Powder, lb ...45 ' A. & If. Soda, 1-lb. pkge 7? ADiers' Cliickcu Feed, 100-lb. t.ack! 1......$4.45 Hooverized Grocery track, next to Stil well's Cas h ;.?:.:..4 98, $1.49 .1.49, 98, 1.49, $1.98 S9, 49,98, $1.49 l:;;;:..:.;..;.49, 59d,98 . 89, 98, $1.19, $1.49 J... :..:....:. $1.69 . .:" . -r.15 $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 ..$1.98 The Store Whore the Masses Trade - i: f THE LOCAL MARKET. I : r- : ttK Sugar .............lOc ib Creamery Butter . . , .60c lb, $1.20 roll (Jountry Butter ..,.65c lb, $1.10 roll Eggs, fresh .......... .......45c doz Flour v. ......... . $2.75?3.0C Cantaloupes 15c, 2 for 25c Raspberries ....!. 15c Black Caps . .. 2 for 35c Black Berries 16c Green Onions '. ..6c, 3 for 10c Badishes ."... 2 for 15c California Tomatoes 20c lb Oregon Green Peas 2 for 25c Beets '. .6c bunch Cabbage i ..... 8c lb Head Lettuce ...,.'. 10c head Cucumbers 1 15c, 2 for 25c Green Beans 15c, 2 for 25c Wax Beans .li .16c, 2 for 25c New Spuds ..... i 6c lb Fresh Apricots 15c lb Watermelons 5c lb Poaches 15c, 2 f or 2oc Water Melons ....5c lb Butterfat .......... 54c (Less 1 cent per lb. of cream.) ervico dopclids on the degree iduals ' . I I ..4 a, m a lase Grocery United States Food ' Administra tion License No. G60255. Market. Corsetiere Res. 1702 Onk. Phon Red 8221