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TUESDAY, .TA.VIUTV7.1fU& -j
YouVe'-EIekt!'1-.
Do . Y.tDM Know
lTI.M.Vri;l'l 'KM8 AIIOI T l.Ti;lt- !lJ)4IIO .MAX HI VS JOAIHV CAT-
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.THAT DURING' THE PAST YEAR 1918 THAT THE J. C. PENNEY CO
PURCHASED FROM THE FACTORIES OF AMERICA OVER TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND BOYS' SUITS AND HAVE SOLD THEM?
U'o'd 'iff Mrs. I'uvk'h Svw Vrui-' Ajouiiluiu Kliti-p lillrh s('oiiiiuii)-
! IHlim 4 'liMiiiloiifclil Huiiurtt
Slwli aimJ JKlrrln New Onkvi-H
Jiift frum Heading; About It
l-'or lt Cuiiiiiii; Year.
HUH o o o. ' ill
Is ivlMhHV f- L ShPHrflHMr-HKi
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We have every kind of razor
In a straight or safety blade,
And feel sure that we can please you
For we've every kind that's made.
See our line of Shaving Sundries
With variety complete,
You will find them inexpensive
And our prices hard to beat.
Mm. T. A. Cliuutii, who Iium liuen i JOHKI'II, J tin. . (SpucUl)
vi ry inVk with tliu lh In rnw .tIhk. TIio culd wcathur ui lust wuuk 1ms
much to the joy or her friend. ! moderated, luuvini; junt enoiiKh Knap
Mrs. K. M. Wagner mid duiiKhliir, ! In the uir to iiiaku skating or akiiing
Ireno, huvo uono to Oklahoma. tldeanjllt,
wlioru they, will Hivnd the winteri C. C. Drewcn, wlio formerly own
wlth Mrs. T. N. liriKK. cd u blacksmith shop In Joseph.
Mis. Hoy Spimrnr If HpniidiiiK tlio'wus In, town liwt week from his
holidays with nditiios here, after ; ranch near Zuihwnlt. '
which she will rotur'i to Hhiihu to j - j.;v()r,.it Colo, llrst (lass mechanic
l;.ko up her school work iiKaln. , U; 8 N4 ,mlv(,d Uamu-hM
uin Ketdensr and nxmier relatives'
"SI
IChrlKtimiH day. Mw,
ChrlstmuH tree an 1
whlrh was mi joyed hy nil.
Mrs. Hill, iirindpil of tint Sum
jtnervlllo Hchool, lius hifon very nick
ii wh ii i ii it i in, mm is vur y wcuk ui
ii 11 in win in,;.
Ida Went, who is employed at tho
jColdcn Jtulc, Kpent the holidays
; wit h her parenlH horo.
Irene, Olt has returned after
enjoy a sho-t furlouKh with;
ii Jk tiarenlH. He lft Mondiv for Sen- i
Neiderer had-aUJ(l( .wliert) ne jH niutioned. Kvor-1
l pood dinner' ,,nK(f,(i iJlut im., in n,n :,vv
in v.liich iturvice lit v. ill be for fourj
years.
Mrs. I. A. UiiiKaiiian, of Iinhler, ,
left lor her home ttiu firt of thet
week, after Hpendlni; New Year's!
at the homo of hur sister, Mib. H
Ii. Uavidheizer.
The train was only twenty tnlu
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
Charter No. 'M!. Reserve District No. I'i.
Keport of Condition of the
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
at I.u (irande, in the talo of Oregon, at the close of business, on December
Ulst, 11)18.
KJCSOUKCES
Loans and discounts, incluiiinfi rediscounts, (ex
cept those shown in b and c) $ l.Otri.OtM.'iri
T)tal loans l.OIMii-i.lo
Deduct:
Nots and bills rediscounted (olhur than bank ac- I
ceptances sold) (see item B7a) 2H, :i0.00 l,01li,i::i l.'li
1). S. Honda (other than Liberty bonds, but in
cludini; U. S. certificates of indebtedness):
U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (pur
value) 7i,0(IU.0O
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure U. S. deposits! par value) 10,000.00
U. S. bunds and certificates of indebtedness i
' pledged to secure postal saviiiRS deposits
(par value) 5,000.00
U. S. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness owned
and unpledged . . : 150,000.00 2:17,000.00
Liberty Loan Hands:
Liberty Limit bonds, 8 ',4, 4, and 414 per cent, un
pledged t 47,2110.00
llouds, MTliritics, etc. (other than U. S.):
Securities nlher than U. S. bonds (not includinp;
stocks) owned unpledged Jl 1 .'.WMil
Slock of federal reserve bank (fiO per cent of sub
scription) 7,200.00
Value of bankinu; house, owned and unincum
bered .is.ooo.on
Furniture and fixtures 7.500 .00
lteal estate owned other than banking . house .. .'l.itot.ihi
Lawful reserve with federal reserve bunk ' 81,121.7:1
Cash in vault anil net amounts due from nation
al banks 17!l,2;!l.i l
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust
companies other than included in items l:',
i i. or ir , ' r,2:ir..so
Checks on other banks in the ssinc city or town
as teportinr; bank (other than item 17).... 2.H10.1K
Total of items 14, 15, Hi. 17, and IN Is7,.il0.72
Checks on bunks located outside of city or Uiwn 1
of renortinu bunk and other cash items l:i,::(l:l.70
Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer and due
from U. S. treasurer 11,1)00.00
Interest earned but not collected npprnxiututct
on.uotcs and bills receivable not past due. . ' 8,120.011
Total ? l.iMI.MS.Ol
I.IAIIILITIL'S.
Cnp tal stuck paid in ? 200.000 00
Surplus fund .Ill.litln.OO
Undivided profits 4.IMIC..2J
interest anil discount i-oilecti'il or credited, in ad
vance of maluiitv and not earned (approxi- ' j
mate) ....' , 1, 101. 70
Anmunt reserved for taxes accrued 5,000.00
Amount reserved fur all interest accrued 7,25X.:t'
Cil rulntine; notes outstanding 7 1 .'.Ml.'i.OO !
Net aninunts due to national banks -2 1,510.02
Net auuiuiits due to banks, bunkers, and trust
ciinipunies (other than included in items :tl
or :i2) 1,277:2.1
Total of items :f and :i:i : ' 25,7'.i;!.S5
Dcntund dcasits (other than bank deposits (sah-
; jeel to resere (deposits payable within :10
days ) :
Individual deposits subject to check . 11 IS, 175. Ill
Certif irate nf deposit due in less than :0 days
(other than for money borrowed) I'.lO.ll'IS.Oll
Certified checks '. 10.4 111.70
Jtividentls unpaid Ill, 000. (10
tnher demand deposits (school saviifs necountM 2,0:10. P'l
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject. to reserve, items :ll, :t5, :lll,
:i7. :is. ::i. 40. ami 11) 8ii7,2:i7.::;i
'lime deposits subject to Reserve (payable after
:10 day. or subject to :ln tl;iys.er more no
tice, and postai suinrsl:
Cei tif ii ales of tlcposit (i't)ier than for money ,
borrowi ill ;;:;o r 10 I'.'i
IVstnl stivines deposits o,l2l':l
Totol of tine dep-its subject to reserve, " '
items 4:!. 41. 41. and 45 :!::.",, 7:1 ', 47
I'liiled States deposits (other than postal Nu,y-
inirs):
(Mber Cnitcd Stales deposits, iocloding deposits
of IJ. S,, disbuisini.' officers " ' lo.iuiooo
II. lis payable, with fcdci icrve bank Il'5iH'00o
, t
Total .. a.o . ( I .::-. ,:i :Sol
'
d inlfliti, s for ri ili: count,, im hriiiur t!.,.se with "
fo.hMiil re. it,, bank (seu item Id),, $ 2S4.-U.0ll
a' the total loans nd il scoonts stiown ubovt. tin' nmoiint on which in
ter,: ned ibscoijnt w as rhul ced at rates in exies, i f tios, pel mil ted v law
(Sic. 5I:i7 Kevf-Slnt.) was Smuir, jThe numbtif of .ich loans was none.'
Iff) le of (IreuMin, County ef Uii,n, ss.: 0
I. F. I.. Meyers, cushii of tt'c hImivc imiV.;. bank, do solemnlv Hvr lb
II. e nbe slntimilt is true to the lioi t of mv 1:.nvlr,le-(,n,l belief
, , . ' VM.. MKVKRS. Cn-bicr.
CJlibscribcKir.il sworn to hrX re '8c this 7th due of .liniuarv. l!H:l.
My commission expires .May .h. loto j. y puy Public
(Si , fXlRRKCT ttest: 87
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itlJlCi''--' - DiiQ.ors.
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jpleasi'.nt visit Willi her aunt at Jla-"'-,s Into last Sunday! This Is tho
ker ('Ity. best tinio that liro been inado on
i Mrs. Hurt Oliver rntertulm-d the ll,o brunch lino for some time. It
Sulideison und Oliver relatives Klvi'H us hope that maybe, some day, I
Christinas day. it will not In on time. i
i Mr. and .Mrs. II. .(. Sanders have Frank Council left on Sunday's i
moved to Idaho, whore .Mr. Sandois t''11" for La tirando. after spending
will ho ompluyed lu the lumber bus-1'1 fBW d:iyn at tliu home of H. C. j
Iness. .Scott, of Joseph.
Lynn Hill has received his dis-l Lulu Lane was In from Lewis, j
charno and baa returned homo. havinj! souio dental work done lust
i Mr. Ilrock has purchased a dwell-'woek. j
iliK house from M. H. .McDowell ''""I Wilson shlppid a ear of Iioks;
und bus moved it to his ranch north "d . (iorsline shipped three cars!
of town. i(1 ciitiie, nos unu sneep to 1'orl-
.11 :n Mclioo, hav lllK received his : land on Saturday's frolKht.
disehaiKo, Is al homo now. . Js. Thompson left tho flrst of the
Miss Illckley of 1'ieo Water, ls;eek for l'ortland.
visltliiK her cousin, -Viola Coodwin. Alonzo I Happy ) Dunn went to
The Clarence Cray lauiily huvoniov- La (Irundo Friday to see his brother I
There's a Reason
Our Price
Age 4 to 16 Years
$4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90,
$9.00, $11.50, $12.50
Just arrived, a new shipment of Men's "Stag Shirts." Grays, reds, plaids and
Khaki. OUE PKICE $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90
Men's Work Mixture Shirts (Heavy) in dark green, brown and gray. Sizes
from Uy2 to 17. Our price $1.49, $1.88
EVERYBODY'S DOING IT WHAT? PAYING CASH
who 1h in the (;rvl-o and wlio was j
piitisinK lluotiKh on a night train, I
l.ii on Iuh way to Camp lewis.
j C. I. Hartshorn returned last:
wiiclc from a bunliusa trip to Tort-1
land. .
A. J. Calhraiih l"rt Saturday for
linker City for a short visit with
ml into J. M. Ciu.iti''s i unhU'iico
for tho winter.
.MtH. Van who h;.H liud
Cli'lpl1-, Ih iniicii hcthr.
Ono of tho niudtML u flu Irs of I hi'
HtiftHoii wa u Ni-w Yuar'K dinnur v.
(.'ii at tliu homo of M. I'ark, .Mrs.
, Wayno l'aik hciiiK hostess, lirr -
nr ronslKtcd of roiift turkuy. goost' Hister.
land eh kit en, dics-iluw, iuhkUoh and
juravy, ctjlvty, dill and mixed )iikl"s.
U'tturu, Mrm'ii Immiu, i.tuwcd hoinfny,
NUHiir roi'U, tmtshed potatoes, ltim
ton itaked luaiiH, t.calloiit'd toinu
lo';'K, Humnliraiit, fruit, and potato
Hahul, iMimpkit), nil nee and hucUlc-
iHtri'v nid. chncoIatM . burnt nut.ar ! City Hall la
Mm! friill cake. neinMies and rream. tho following officors wore elected
.and tea nnd roffee. Mi-h. Kranklfor the coinins year: rrcsident. U.
Woodell ;ind Mr. Kai le Park assist-; Knappcr; vlco president, C. U. Hurt
led. Mi'K. Park In sorvlnic dinner, shorn ; secretary and trcaRuror, A.
(After dinner tho Kmsl-s, about ' W. Srhaupp. Thn directors aro as
thirty-hvo in all v re well enter- j ToIIowh: W. H. Cibson. h, Knap
jtained with music. Nearly all kindH,Pir. A. J.. (iallwaith, S. P. Williams
of milieu w.irn play.nl, while others and C. L. Hartshorn. The Mountain
'sknt'd on a nearby pond. TbeiShcep Ditch suppliorf water for up
Irrowd wero ufiain tn-at'.-d to nuts j Pt Prairie Creek, tho water coming
n r il many dillerenl kinds of home- ; IVoin Kittle Shepp cr-ek.
made candy which worn rarfully i Korrost mid Doudufi Vilnon went
ipreiuii'd by .Mrs, iiurt Oliver nnd1 to Kit Hindu Saturday, returniUK on
'Mis. Park for this mm-Hu! nrca; lon. ihunday a train
j : j a. 1
1 Dr. Snook, Ihe optometrist, moved tthM w1
froirt Portland to Union county .Uily I r' "1
0, liM, and now has hundreds of pa-j' 1"
itit-nts in Union. Wallowa, Maker n:u l
(irant C(UinU, Offiie at Koley )nlv
Pay
Cash
incorporaTed.
Pay
Cash
TIio Willainette river alone could
be uiuda to mill fifty or sixty million
IIiikIi Wilson shipped twenty-1 diinook salmon fry to tho Columbia
throo hi'iid of (inn dniry initio lo if nio state supplies hatcheries.
Win. I.ennrd of Kuna. Idaho, Mr.
Wilson accompanied the slock to The soda fountain business is now
Kl,na- ojiin. All kinds of hot drinks, ta-
Ai a meetl.iK of tho Mountain mu(,Si cschclmlcs, chili con carnc, hot
Shoep Ditch Coinpany, held In the ni.,tc,i mi,i,8 hot -ho(.0iBt
Saturday arternoon. jcpffc0 SL.rvct, at houn ).)m
8 a. m. to 10:;S0 p. m. at Silverthorn's
1-4-P.t
FAMILY DRUG STORE
t-A GFTANOr.OnCGON.
Crane Klourinfi mill and brick
store KohiR up here.
Portland One shipyard used IlilG
loads steel in November.
pi i iMlnnhani liilwJiJjfliin
HitrmillKh h'fl the first of;
k for Salem :-s rcpri'scntalive j
'nlon and Wallowa countii's
li'Blsl ituro. i
-0;liuildini,'.
HKWAItl).
l- ivc dollars icward v:ll be jriven .
to person who can k'vc infoniinli'ui 1
li'iulin to conviction of the one v. !!'.' .
have broken plate r!nss at 1 l-."i "'c
Inuc. J. I.. .Mars. 1-7-if;
Those Who Achieve Greatness. j
J Crcntni's; is iwmllv n by pniilui-t. It :
Jotiirs li tllt.NI' w itu lire mi luiy. ai'lMlll
'lisliini; smiir- tusk ,bnt neciN lo be
.lime Unit they hire no time lo think
CAM) OK THANKS
We wish to thank our many friend",
for the acts of kindness shown, us
.lurinir the death of our brother, also
lr.. tl... Iw.iiniiftil rlnrnt emblems: and
we wish particularly to thank the O.-W.-
shop employes, 1. II. of C. and H.,
and I.. I), t). Moose.
Mil. Al MHS. AL HAY,
WILLIAM HOY.
STUM
builds health
satisfies ihe
critical taste
that he -used to think
he was getting more for
his money by buying a
big plug of ordinary to
bacco, until he ran across
Real Gravely. Now you
couldn't make him switch
back to the ordinary plug
again. Gravely has that
good taste that every man
wants. It lasts so much
longer that you get the
tobacco satisfaction you
are lockins for without
extra cor-l.
goes further that f rrAy vom
run get the gnod taste of this clatt
of tjtcm rr:'.'.':cc.' extra cost.
PEYTON BRAND
Real GraVely Chewing Plug
each piece packed in a pouch
if their own lory.
PrinhM. Tho .
FainoUi Sea Fighter.
i Admiral Steuart. au American nnvnl
Hirer, was disi inulshed In tho cruises
l vhleh he made ualiist privateers in
j lie war of lTJ. He was the mand
.. j 'nther of '.'hnnes Stewart rnrnell. Ho
erver. Mi. in NvenhVr 0, IStV.t.
.ane
Williams
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"A Diplomatic Mission"
A XI IM.KM'll 111 ! K lMl-'tllN I T V I I il1
And li:LU.HTlTL I.0KI:M K. 1 OltN Kit, t A TWO iiKKL
ioiri)Y. i.
FOR GREATE
EGG PRODUCTION
FEED .YOUR CHICKENS
Our special mixed Efficiency Scratch Feed, pronounced by experts the ideal
chicken feed. It contains only the best grains and cereals that are absolutely .
, -free from chaff and dirt.
Buying it by the carload makes this lov price possible
100 pound sack : ......t....v 1.55
Less quantities, per pound c
Genuine Eastern Oyster Shell per 100 pound sack .', S1.80
Granite Gritt, per 100 pound sack V ....". 10
We carry a full line of poultry supplies, including Shell,. Grouni Bone," Blood,
Meal, Fish Meal, Sunflower Seed, Etc. All at unusually low prices.
Use our delivery service we prvid it at eost. lOt delivers any size order.-
r.s 3 T7ATT 3AVf fTt VMVO V PTTR HTT KT p-
ft . " .
SrHooverizea Grocery
u'w I SAM K,ilKlS. ruoraicToiL,
Xcxt Di to Hilt's Department 'St6ie. ';
Union Store
i"."" .m.
Close S p.jjj.
oftn until
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