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WEDNESDAY ' VP Y FA IB ETC 13. 1018
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f'j OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE . j - - " u uIAAAJUU U wmr - M
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;. I Beauty is' . "J ' 1: 1', otflCCtfer TOf . YOtI I
i I . ' ' ; I ; I J iUljMiS 'ill . 8 "'''. DO YOU NEED A SWEATER?. If you do, al- j
! O'if fSJPr" ' -Cfe low the Privilese showins yu one of th I
J , V " 111 ' rfcfv 'if Hk .1 . 3? most up-to-date lines ever shown in La Grande, ff
them.:. " . M f J-lC A ' Laes an(i Men's Sweaters and-Jerseys. '
' velvety and maintain the pink of per- LJ-' : -p., g flf $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $7.90, $9.90. 1
' '" Our ' ' ' ' II SCATH 1 ' I '. HPit 1 Jersey's, Oui- lW $1.49, $2l49, $2.69, $2.98, $5.90 I
; jl These creams will supply the mourish-' ' lfey V annt : 'Sfm I WE BUY SWEATERS FOR 197 STORES, j
; ment which the skin needs and give a . M Tnb 1 ' pl j ! 1
rosy tint to the complexion. Buy a 5-" - "raviNG. JjL. ' 9 ' .' i m
i la Grande Pharmacy j iS ; J ; IfSg I
j Quik Delive.ry ' Phone Main 40 1 ' ".
HI La Grande, Oregon I r- - ' - , . . : :rrL v.-
v n .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J., Gorman officer 1,. hednuirters, lniKf KI.LSWOIITH HURT
f' H ... .iHliM'i. .1. which said that tho American sol- .
.:. . mm , -- i 1 P n .tui 'i- the UMTKII STATES GOV- I "'ul 18 B :ai m'liviuuai ugiuer;
.. . ' - ' ' - v jui.vui'.n i rresents .
For a Weak Stoin.ieh
j. (ii;o. t.
notice. :
Owing to lliu fuct of having
boon called to the tcrvlco, will dls
contlnno thn cuah Biocurtiu for tho
proacnt. Will open at a ' later
ditto with a full lino of groceries.
N. A. DKSII.KT.
. , Il-Ollt.
Observe-, advertising will bring rp
lulls.
As n general rule ail you need to do
is to adopt a diet suited to your age
and occupation and to keep your bow
els "regular. When you feel that you
have eaten too much and when con
stipntcd, take one of Chamberlain's
Tablets. Adv.
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Rags at the Observer Office: 3c
per In.
COCIIItAX
! of the KOUK-MIN UTK MEN. .J.
No. 3055.
. UEI'OKT OF CONDITION OF THE
La Grande National Bank
At La Grande in the State of Oregon, at the Close of UusincHS bn Nov. 1, IU18
KESOUKCES.
1 Loans nnd discounts, including rediscounts, (except '
those shown in b und c) $1,005,278.48
Deduct:
Notes and Hills rcdiscnunted (other than bank accept
ances sulci) (sec 'Item 07a) 24,000.00 081,278.48
U,S. Bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value)
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged
to secure U. S. deposits (par value) :
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged to
secure postal savings deposits (par value)
U. S. bonds anil certificates of indebtedness owned
and unpledged ... .
Premium on U. S. Hnmls
Liberty Loan bonds, (114, 4 and 4 per cent, unpledged
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including
stocks) owned unpledged
. Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S.
Stock of Federal Keservo Hank (50 per cent of sub
scription) ,
Valuo of banking house, owned nnd unincumbered...
Equity in banking house :
Furniture und fixtures
Heal estate owned other than banking house
Lawful reserve with Federal HcRerve Hank
Cash in vaults and net amounts due from national
batiks ,
Net amounts due from hanks, bankers, and trust com
panies other than included in Items 111, 14 or 15
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as
reporting bank (other thnn Item 17)
Total uf Items 14, 15, 10, 17 and 18 152,871.11
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of .
reporting bank and other cash items
Hedeinption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from
U. S. .Treasurer ,
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually
owned
24,000.00
72,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
150,000.00
33,185.75
40,llil.30
217,000.00
42,500.00
il3.l8n.74
7,200.00
4'.l,4r,4.:i()
8,1 17.511
4,(lhi.00
70,710.18
Tho Committee on Public Information,
(Appointed by the President.)
.J. ! .J-
This groat war bat presented to
tho wo' Id two groa: crises. The
Hint crisis was wlurn the w.ir was
declared. Tlio destruction of tho
old order of things then began.
Tlio business of tho wo: Id was
signaled, and afttr taking Its
Ivaiings, It raced on" In .tlio. di
rection or munition and war work.
Tho second ureal oiisls was
when llio, armistice was, signed.
Again wo will witness tho stag
nation of IiiihIih'h.i affairs. Wo
! cok ii i ijii ml to ueo I lint old buu
Inoss re! itloini havo been destroy
ed, that old social deductions havo
disappeared. Wo a:o turned loose
upon the sea of "iho power of the j
pojple." Our ship of stato must!
bo niivU;ati il so m to" avoid the !
Iioals of an iichj- and at the siimo i
tune ride upon liio crest of the
wave of democracy I
What i lli. ill it must Imvo bcien
to our boys In Franco when the
lliolorcyido rnurloi-n flow ovor tho
country I oiu minimi to column,!
inmitim lug, "It's over all over,
boys:" Liberty, Jimtleo. humanity.
ctiiliKui ion itself, wcro involvod In
tho Issues of tho battle of Chateau
rtiloiiy. wler.o fouiteen thousand
American nnrines turned back the
(icjman hordes. What was the
imp csslon our bovs made upon thr
French?
Gorman officer to hedquarters,
which said that tho American sol
dier Is a g:eat Individual ilghier;
jiosHOBsod of courage, prowess and
energy to an extraordinary extent;
has not been trained in tho art
of war and therefore, at .times un
necessarily expose; himself; at all
times 0glts to the list and re
fuses to stiiTcndo-, "due, no doubt,
to stories of German cruelty to
prisoners." How liulo could Ihis
Gorman officer read the American
character!
Two tilings will ii'i!i:;o i:io Anior
Ican OkIiI quicker than anything
clso, his home, nnd the one he
loves best. It is tho business of
the organizations for whom the
present drive Is being made to keep j
oik boys In touch with just those
things. Ono of our own boys wrole ;
a characteristic letter to bis moth-!
or, which was prin.oi'i ;n tlio Ob-:
ROTVer several days ago, wherein
he said: "You aro getting an ad
ditional letter this week, mother, I
becauso I 'Hlopped into a hut und i
saw a framed picture of General I
Pershing and undo neath It said,!
'Welcome. Have you written that ;
letter to niolliOT tcday?' So I got1
tho writing materials, and hero is
the letter." Can tho'-e be anything
in'ore appealing for us to give to
iho support of this work?
Wo havo hundred.; of girls over
In Fi'inre, engaged m hut and can
teen work, rot. only In (he Itcd
Cross and Salvation Army, but al
so In all the other jirganlzalions.
When A soldier yoMs to his com
rades. "Iley, hoys, lute's u girl
who talks United Slates!" or ex
claims, "Great Scott!" It's good
to talk to an American woman."
wo known there is need for ail
the work that thesn allied o gani
z'.tions can do. riven though vis-
torv is won. there Is rocessity fjr
Was Knocked I)Avii on Street anil
Dragged by nn Auto.
M-. Fred Ellsworth, cattle driv
er for the, Grande lionde Meat
Company, met with an accident
night beforo last. As he was cross
ing the street on Second and Adams
he became confused at tho lights
on nn auto, nnd the auto knocked
him dow.n und dragged him fo"
about thirty-five feet, cutting his
head in Severn: places and his
hands also. Ho was taken 10 the
hospital, but vho Is now at his
home anil Is some bettor today.
Biblical Thrift
The Scriptures give us many lessons
In thrift. Ezeklel warned tho children
of Israel that during the slego ofyeru
snlcm they would' huve to be thrifty.
He said: "Take thou also unto thee
wheat, and barley, and beans, and
lentlles. and millet, and fitches, nnd
put thom In one vessel, nnd malic thee
bread thereof." Ezeklel iv: 0. The
Mlble shows that Ezeklel ordered the
children of Israel to eat their meat
by weight, nnd even thus only "from
time to time." Thrjft Maguzlne.
Oterver advertising wilT bring re-
Easy Question to Answer.
The conversation In tho village hotel
had turned on the war, when one of
tho company nsked, "Which Is the most
wnrllko nation?" "Vncel-nutlon," re
plied the doctor. "It's nearly always
in arms."
Don't neglect to sue the kodaks
and kodaks supplies. Also films of
all kinds always in stock at Sil-verthorn's.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
I.A SRANOCtORCGON,
Daily 11-9-tf.
145,1. 1 0.2 1
2,778.'-Ni
4,485.01 1
A i. ..1.1 ...1.1, n I - '
.... .,'.. W I1HU-..4I1.VU .....,,... ,, ll mnnV
woman In a little town In France i .i... ..... ' ..i ...m i...
nun n ..mi ;oct ..in i.n v.iii.
send to our people over thorn. S;
TOTAL
that had known the German guns
was s:unillng rn he" door when an
.American lied ('ross- tin so went
lliy. The old woman called out.
"O, Madame! See them! Isn't It
iwonde.ful .' Just look at theiu!
All dy Ii':.' that, nil night like
, ! I ti :i . Are there any people left
t America? And a. o all your neo-
. cop (in : Pie mi b!i;. so lineT" Scarcely four
j months has passed sinco Chateau
l.:!8l.'2!i 'ili-eny and the energy and will
'of the Aluo trull alloy
lej's go over thn top on this drlva
and give Willi tho 1'iee-will which
is chin' sicterHUic of 'Americans.
10,012
28,017.20
1.1,008.11)
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
.Surplus fund
: Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest, nnd taxes paid..
Circulating notes outstanding
Net iimounts due to National banks
Total of Items 32 and 33
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed)
Certified checks
Other demand deposits (School Savings Accounts)..
Total of dcrbaml deposits (other than bank depos
its) subject to Heserve, Items 34, 35, 3d, 37,
38, 3'l, 40 and 41
.Certificates of deposit (other than for money imr-
rowed )
Postal savings deposits f
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,
Items 42, 43, 44 nnd 45
War loan deposit account
Oilier United States di posits, including deposits of
U. . disbursing officers
IJills payable, with Federal Keservo Hank
TOTAI v
Liabilities for rediscounts, including those with Fed
eral Heserve Hank (see Item Id)
Stale of Oregon, County of Union, ss:
I, '. L. Meyers, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
K. L. MKYEH.S, Cashier,
, Sulscribcd and sworn to before me this 12th day of November. l;i8.
Surely Not Dump of Knowiedgj. !
I ii linen met I'lnnagiin ami milieu.
i lie nun 1 im irnr.p on Ii!.-; fori iieud. i
"Hello," said ll'Urien, "is that a hiiuir.'
; of knowledge?" "Indeed, It's not," said
j I'lamigan. "It's a bump of Ignorance
i,vi,,,. ,,.. ' "f knowing nothing about boxing."
Ifl,(i02,;i01.(;:i , vadeil the -whole Allied force, have
, Iti-onlit tho llnill vlciory. Is it NOTIl'K
' niiy wonder that our stalwart To liberty loan Hiibscrlliers-see-$200,000.00
lynuths nio so Really admired by loud payment on fourth Libc ty
40,01111.00 tin, in . n n people? . I.iinii Is due and payable on or
i ulmt did the C m Hums think of before Nov. 1 S. ,
,o:ir a iiiy : ruptured olliclal doc-1 l . S. NATIONAL HANK. !
unii'iits taken in the St. Mihiel
18.(101.02
734,500.;
320, 1 OS S I
35,000.00
12,0 18.1,11
71 ,!!l.00
18,001.0.'
I
llrne cnnl;;iiid R ' eoort from 11 A WAVT Alt ....il ,ln tl
la; ! , . '
ii.'l.l':
i'.OI'.I.'
10,000.00
l.-.IHMI.Oe
1 .".0,01 10.(111
$I,0n'j,:i(!i.c,:i
21,000.00
tiial
I'll AS. H. REYNOLDS, Notary iniblic for Oivg
imission expires February 20, 1020J
(My commission expires February 20, 1020
COKKL'CT Attest:
FRED J. HOLMES,
V. Z 11. S. BROWNTON,
The ban has been
raised and this
theatre will onen
FRIDAY 4
Watch this space for announcement .
i.i J( II. G. TRULL
Ill
lllil
EXPERIMENT
are expensive
We don't indulgeMn them The operation of this store is based upon theories
that are sound and practical the interest of our customers is the guiding mo
tive in anything that pertains to this store.
Hie vending nmchine, press the button, help yourself grocery, is a fine theory.
hnt in openttion hits been found wanting. Experienced clerks are essential in
the operation'of up-to-date .economy stores, they save time and money for you.
Our customers could not be expected to save time or money by finding their
own vvriiits our .complete stock of thousands of brands and sizes makes it im
practicable.' That's what our clerks are for to save you time and money. A
compairson of service and prices will convince you.
WASH-DAY NEEDS.
I. ainidry Soaps, pure white, five kinds, your choice brand, bar...5
v Urns Washing Powder, large pkg. - 26'
Oold Dust Washing Powder, large pkg. '. 26,
Sert Foam Washing Powder, large nkg. .....' - .....2G . ' ,
Sea Foam Washing Powder, small pkg ..5
Dutch Cleanser, can , , , . '
Polly Prim, can. ..
Palm Olive jioap, per bar 10tf
Creuie Oil Soil), per bar - . 5(r
Jhibbit's Lve, large can .-. 13d
(lUAPlONUTS, two packages . 25d
POST TOASTiES, package : ll
AVASIIIXGTOX (TflSPS, three packages 25
POSTUM CJOHKAL, hii'ge p;ickage 21
INSTANT POSTUM, medium.... 25; large 41
t!()I,I)EN IxOl ) WI I EAT N UTS. larije packiige 33d
liAI.'REE OINOER SNAPS, 1'. lbs. .". 29d
ITI.'E CO.MH 1IOXKY ...1: 25?
. i:AOLE VALLEY HONEY, gitllon S2.75
rPAPKEPS, 4-")c size .... 38d
SWEET POTATOES, 7 pounds 25d '
LIPTOX'S TEA, 1 pound : S6
SIHIJJXO'S or othe rbrand sjiices, anv kind. L'-oz. can 9S
AVElCirs OIJAPK JUICE, pint L.2Jd; (inart... 46S
blP.UV'S OW ARMOUR'S MILK, can ILV
CRIIAM OF WHEAT , .. " 2Sd
CATSl'P. large buttle 23o
J UTTER, our best Creatucrv. 2 lbs. . $J !(
Ainiorirs finest oeloma i( i a k tx e, 2 iks. ""' 7,v
LFE and PERRIXS SAUCE, bottle . ?,ir
SIIII. LINO'S l',AKIX(i POWDER 1 II,. . 47J, -
-Mi ll's I ..$1.15. 5 lbs...:;: , S2 20
United
Slates Food
License
No. G50255.
Hooverized Grocery
.SAM HARRIS, PROPRIETOR
Xext Door to Hill's Department Store.
Union Store
Open 8 a.m.
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
open until
8:30 p.m.
J. G. SNODGRASS, Dhertois.