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WAR WASTE JUSTI
FIED BY VICTORY
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Whrn a cough reaches a chronic "stage
it takes sonic-thing more than an ordi
nary cough preparation to relieve it.
In such cases we recommend our
WINE OF COD LIVER OIL '
It is agi'(!eali!c) liotfi in taste and smell
and in reconstructive properties it is su
perior to-anything 1 li.it may lie: takcli.
There is nothing that will so quickly re
store: one's old natural strength after
grippe, colils, influenza, etc.
La Grande Pharmacy
Quick Delivery r ' Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon .
SHERRY'S
GLADYS LESLIE
I France and helped America's soldier
iiuiuo 'no- Hune.'it waa worth the
IPrlce. , Last tall every father and
niowicr would havo given tholr lat
dollar-to ana the war Mnlshed, and
now, ho aald, neither they nor any
01 1 no real or u ahoilld he any leaf
willing to pay.
Air. Siuriher apo'rfo on aomowhul
similar lines. Ho said that tho
duty. of a patriot Is to whatever nib
countryi asks of him, whether It bo
lo.dlo or to pay.' It Is not nee-
canary now that we die, but It in
vital ihat wo all pay, he said. I(
tho war hud continued until thin
spring America would havo nnld
with lives of 260,000 of her bem
imeii, bcHldoa an enormous sum of
money. Surely, ho said, that treat
liaavlnif Is worth 'ut least six billion
wiunm to America this Bpring. Mr.
Sturdier la inlerestod in Union coun
;ly, ho clulmed, havliiB bceu a form
or resident, and ho was confident
Unit the response to the coming ap
peal would bo us unmistakably
(hearty eg over.
Dan I'. Smytho, Pendleton sheen
man, was present und ut tho Invita
tion or the chairman to take tho
floor for a few mlnuiis, laid down a
vol bal barrage uround butli the Vic
tory louu and the r.'jod roads nmn-
lnulliiin Unit inudu lliem both lui-
i pervious to attack.
The Importance of the Victory
; loan campaign resulted iu most of
jiho luncheou hour being taken" for
iils discussion, an 1 consequently
lhero was little proftipss uiude wiiu
1 1 he organization of the nronosed A,i
club. The only buFlm-ss In this
'onnectliin ws llu- hiiIiiiiIUIiik ol
Idnla that liuil been secured wltli re
Kftrd to a r f 1 1 la I lou villi the wi-hu-
and the ntttlouiil uKSuclutlous. A
copy of the bylaws of the Cortland
Ad club had been -ei-elved with tin
data, but us these were not cousld
cd suitable lor loral runillllons
they were not discuLHi-d. A commit
itec.wus appointed to take
NEW BISHOP OF BAKER '
- PASSED THROUGH TODAY,
' Bishop McGiath, late of Seattle,
who is the successor to Bishop C. J.
O'Reilly of Baker, passed through Ln
Grande on No. 6 this morning, accom
panied by b large number of digni
taries of the Roman Catholic church, I
among them JJishop O'Day. There
were fifty priests in the party, for
which, two special cars were attached
to No. 6. About half of the numlwri
were from Seattle, and the otter had
joined the party along the way. ' i I
The reception accorded Bishop Mc
Grath's party here was the best one
they had received along the line, mem-1
bers of the party stated. A large rep
roscntation from the local church i
waited tho arrival of the train at tho
station and cheering children, wavine
flags, greeted the bishop as he moved
amongst them while tie train stopped
here.
Father P.. J. Driscoll joined the par
ity here, and ft number of others went
nlong to Ilaker 'also, to attend tho
special ceremony inducting Bishop Mc
Clrath into his new charge, which was
held at Baker this afternoon at ?
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The Service
ANOTHER O.-W. BAND
DANCE ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Another interesting time for the
activity-loving set is promised today
in the announcement made of another
O.-W. band dance, to be held in Rex
hall Friday evening this week. The
dance which the hand gave a short
time ago was the occasion of so much
enjoyment that another bte crowd i?
guaranteed for their next event.. The
music will be provided by the O.-W
orchestra. i
The Beloved Imposter
A Whimsical Love-Drama of Society Life, and
A Big V Comedy
TODAY AND TOMORROW !
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The good? that havo made our buulness a success
and enabled us to guarantee them to you are
Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White
Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim-'
mons Beds, Kenny Rome Springs, Smith Rugs.
ii Furniture Exchange
FIR AND JEFFERSON
PHONE BLACK 1241 i ,
Beat Prices for Used Furniture, "or Will Exchange for New.
Blue Stem
(HIGH PATENT)
Sea Foam
: (STRAIGHT GRADE)
''WHEAT GERMS, GR.HATVI AND WHOLE
' : WHEAT FLOUR
; - THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
' THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS
Handled by Deal.
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miittftr of .iii'paihiK m-w by-IiiwH,
(loot! rouds (liHctMHion la bt'coinin
u habit with (i. L. liiirison, ami lit
had uqpthur "May" on tho topic to
day. The Htato highway couiinlmplon
mt will hu hero tomrorow evenltiK
ho iiniiuuiict'd, to ruinih tsUinuti
un tho comJ of tlio proposed new rouiii
in this cuunty, und fulIuwinK that it
1h the Inteiitlun jf the good roadr
eoiiunillee to hold moetinKS at var
iloiiB towna around the county lr
the lntereHiH of the TuX Limitations
and the MarKet Heads bills. HI
reiut'Ht for voluntoorH to accompany
the committees to the various townn
on the eventuRH Ihowe meetings ar
held mot with a Rood response. Pas
buho of the two bills mentioned, Mr
l.utlbon holds, Is essential to the sue
I'ens of the good roads movement Ip
Union count.
Another proposal made was that
tho buslnosK men of La Grando lend
their hearty support to tlio Hvo stock
salo which is to be held here about
the third wok in April and try t
liave aonit-aununl live Btock sale:i
j permanently estahilHhed in L
(I'hnde. The propmal met the un
animous approval of the meeting ;
und V. II. Kpillnmn. county ngrieul-,
turisl, wuh appolnlod chairman of p
peonrmUlee to represent tho orKunl (
zalt(iu.,ln thin work, j
The K'p'H't of the committee up j
pointed lat week to arranpe for f u i
turn npnii Ihuc-Iiuohh was prewenlei
by Jas HnudKi'MijU, chuirniun ut the
imimill'iu, who announced that oh
the next two Tuesdays the lum b j
eoiiH will he ht hi In llu Y. M. C. A..
and be ytated Ihat it wuh a possibil
ity that they ti.lKht be permanently
held there. r
Win. Miller waa appointee: chair
mm of the lunetieou fur noxt week
Tin attendance at the weekly
liineheons is keeplni; up In soi
haii and in take) to promise weT
for Hie Hucei'jih. of the new Ad club
u hen thai rvuhni.r.tiou In nnnll;.
IlltlllClltMi.
!et your whel.-t and motors to
KKI.I.V'S CXKACK for repairs ami
j u,i haut.tiir. :t-:tt-r.t
U the chaps bother your lips use
cnmphi. latum- that keeps them rnvny.
Itulil'ttur or vnnishinjr cream deans the
kin, cold cream keeps t he skin soft.
Violet ctvaip a also a fine preparation.
Prop in at Siiverthorn'H and try those
that they offer you. You will Rit
only the best :i-'J."i-:!t
FAMILY OWUG STORE
UA QRANDC,OnCOOr4.
KAMKLA. Mnrcji f:0 fqpeclnl)
The nnnw here 1h j-;nlne wonderfully
fast and the people are hoping sprln'
hrs come.
Mrt. Will PlddneV and two steal1
dan?bterH returned home after a two
months' stay In EnVrprlse.
Mrs. Furot visit i.l a few days iv
up the iI,n r,rar(t "''s wepk.
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Tli is .store ai-corrts is the ACTIVITY y cu sec satisfied customers in grchips
Kin? and coining the clerk force is alwavs husv most positive proof that
our dailv values are appreciated. START TODAY PAY CASH and forbid -the
CURSE OF CREDIT SLAVERY" of ever entering your home again.
Others Do Why Not You?
Men's Work Shirts 98c, $1.25, $1.39, $1.49
Men's Overalls, our pnue : : $1.89 "
Men's Jumpers, our price 4 1 $1.89 !
Leather faced Gauntlet Gloves, our price ; 25c
Leather faced Wrist Gloves, our price :. 19a
feather wire-sewed mitts, our price 9Sc
Leather Work Gloves, our price 93c, $1.25
Men's Shop Caps, our price . 98c, $1.25 -
Men's Unipn, our price 93c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Band Shirts, our price :. 98c, $1.25, $1.49
Men's Mole-Skin Pants, our price . .'. $3.98 s
Men's Corduroy Pants, our price , : $3.98 .
MEN'S WORK SHOES, our price .'. $2.93, $3.50, $3.98 '
Men's Suspenders, our price ... 25c, 45c
PAY CASH OR CONTINUE IN SLAVERY1 WHICH?.'."
Mr. und Mrs. ,T. D Fonlilno
t.-i Clrnntlo visitor Thnrnilay. Mr
Fontaine In now a biby Elk.
Orimlnta Rmh?p viKlted ip
Mcarlmn Saturday.
. Mrs. .1. M. Raker of Miicliani vis
Iffd hn'e with lier daughter, M-i'B
Hanlen this week.
...Inhn T. Currnn war n luiHlnefl"
vifllor In I.n Ornnile Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cla'.uifl EUeo return
piJ home front a few days stay with
friends In Hfltinnw.
Operator Pound returned Friday
after a verv Interesting trip to Port
lard and other points nlonn the line.
Mr. C. Fuget was a La Grande vis
itor Thursday. While In town Mr
Fuget blew himself for a Ford car.
, Senator Martin King, also mayor of
Kaniela. with his wife and five child
dren left this week to visit his mines
In Idaho.
Follow
the
Crowds
Incorporated
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Lady Buys Liberty Bonds i
With Operation Money
"I havo been busy saving up
my money for an operation for gall
stones which my nhyslclan advised
In my case. Since taking one bot
tle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
it looks as though I can safely use
this money to buy Liberty bonds. 1
suffered four years -with colic at
tacks and bloating." It is a ulmple,
harmless preparation that removes
tho catarrhal mucus from the In1
tastinal tract and allays the intla
mation which caus-j3 practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ail-
Get your wheels and motors to.nients, including appendlclte. One
KELLY'S GARAGE for repnirs and 'dose will convince or money refund
overhaulinc 3-30-fit I ed. Sold by druuirhls everywhere.
S.Uii'ilay March 20th, was tho
fiflclli nnnivoi'sary of Ladd &
Bush bank of Salem. Its doors
were first opened for business on
Monday, March 29, liiitt.
Ten acre tract only two miles from
town, in splendid state of cultivation,
some alfalfa, fine small cherry or-: ict
i I : ..n l : r-..
You will naturally go o Silver
thorn's for soda water unit fine can
dies as they have always the ' very
best that can be made. Adv.3-2S-;;t.
chard in full bearing, water for irrj
gation, fair house, barn and cellar.
Price is $2500. It will take $500 .to
handle, and balance on splendid terms.
.Box 904, La Grande, Oregon,
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DIAMOND.
Diamond shoe shining parlors will
open April 8th, next door to Foley ho-
Clcniung of colored shoes, dry
On
Dillon
ates.
MONEI TO LOAN.
Improved real property In
county. No dolays. Current
La Orande Investment Co.
brown or black.
3-25-12tp
Brushes, the best klni made, ; and
at very reasonable prices.. You .will
find them at Silverthorn's always. Wfl
notice a nice assortment ; of bath
brushes in their show window. 3-25-3t
FAMILY DRUG STORE
l-A GPANDC.ORCOON.
PBSivER ADVlRTISINO will bring re8uW
Mint Jell
Try Mint"
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
lamU or cold
meats. It is
vastly better
than ..:int
siuce. Try
Jiffy-Jell
desserts with
their Teal
flavors in qsence
in vials. Each is so
in condensed fruit
iiiife Uiat it makes a real
jjriitt datntjv Yet they cost
no more - than uW-style
o gelatine desserts, e
fruit
iorm,
rich
10 fTovvrv, at Your Grocr'
SiPcckntw Fbr tS Cnr
Take This Tip
Flour Has Advanced
We have- mi hand several hundred liarrels.that were: p'lirelia'sed be
lol'e tile iid.vam-e.
ORDER YOUR SUPPLY RIGHT NOW
The prices will he withdrawn' when tnir-stock ol" undor-markct
price I'lmir is exhausted.
SXOWDK'l FT. Was'liin-tun's finest,' per sack .: S3.05
(iOI.DKX lli:AKT-()ur must pcpiilar luaud, per sack S2.S3
1U.TK STK.M La Claude's liest, per sack S2.85
WI1ITK 1'iavni Our hiji value, quality nuaranteed. sa.-k S2.72
1'sc our prompt delivery wo provide it at cost nioiniim and
afternoon deliwiios to all parts of the citv. Phone lain 82 or '6'2.
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Open 8 Ji m.
Close 6 p.m.
Saturday
' SAM IURRIS. I'!;OlT.lETOR 0
Next Door to TTili'a llimartniMit SJtn G
GN.. G6o2 (Pll0Nri US YOUR ORDER. C-USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PRODELIV, S5o p."
3 .--o e o ERY. PHONB MAIN0312 OR SS 6 ..-.!2.ffl
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