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TI5 .yuNDAY jjQtJifINa OBSERVER
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k i i '' 1 1 e) liyLvniLi' tney know uia; we
frPv- - .'", vNho.-cVoods and wav'ahead
l tJ-"" i'y,' -Vr' i 'JVt,'Vstures in this line.'
A ' i 'XVc-ei.iy thing in
!
E. L. LILLY
$25.00 Advance in Price on
"The Pre, F.cof Offer is
H
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bU wuiis at TORUhed
vei-r slronn bauclintt railier
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wonderful illof uetun'ir cott
TESTIMONIALS OF Jl F. SILO OWNERS
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I m convin'Til th:t the 'lovlile wu'H prtnt-iple in silo construc
tion is the rurrirt vtu vnd I 'iicHevf tliat .vuu hnve solved, the
piciiiU'm i.ii- :;n efficieiit silo. i rj lt trt InnU at n very reasonable
cost. Jo:;. M. J'rxon, former UnVeil Slates Semttur from Mis
soula, .Mont.
I think that the IIewiit-Le:-Funk 3lo is worth just twice as
much as my other niio in this part of the country. It' J shall ever -want
ti luiii.i iiTir-il, ; sjl(, y,'iu t :U feej assured to sell, me the next
one. T. P. i.'ii'.t'n.; Ot':u, Minn.' ' . f
Mi: K. M.
ean of Xyssn,
nd v:;r, u v.t!1
manufii-'t uved and v::;
linutiht an.t. in 1 f ! 7.
.Minn. Lnurhi i no in
"What more r 'a.it' do v
Also (id
a.ud
D i vis'-i?
10 V O.
cheap'cr. ( H.r pi I
over six hundred .sold la.it year.
01 mem. . . 1
I hnve. not lo d a pound of cnr-ilapo by spoiling and there hns
b?rn no slirinkape or swv'linrr in the inside or outside walls of tho
file. In my e-limation the 11. L. F. Silo is much superior to the
stave silo as many of th m hav shrunk or went partly over in our
JncaKiy. r.-.;b(Tt lu berLson, Kent, Wash.
saved $150 over 1he cost of a strive silo and it is worth $150
more th:ui any stave silo. Ray F. Kllis O.-ahis, Minn.
' ' EDWIN MOESISON
Summciyille, Oregon
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EAT GEFuuS, GEJIAM AND WHOLE
WHEAT FLOUR ;
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR '
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY
La uraiiae
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD
Handled by All Dealers.
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br (
ti.'.-1 and
but
oo gTsitib-irors f'r "Juiftri
jCpFTtf ;.,e!ARDWAR?J i HfF.
00
Iir.N CAUI'KXTF.ItS
8 e O
or cabinet-makers want .to re
vploniidi rneir toul-fljies'.s at a
ory r-givgnal tofr, tney come to
I"
app.iitnci
Lie prices.
O h-re, at roasona
l'atroi.ize. us.
si:r. my i.6.- m' and sau-
t'KU SPECIAL
- Hardware
April 15th, or in other vrovdSZ'V''lM, "
discontinued on that date." i " hu",,,,y '
- L - F SILOS
L'outtle Walltreezefroof
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1493
hi' '
In Use-
than C5 A-j "
tcs tlian com.
fire., bought oiip of th- firt Vnes
pleased with tho remits th:t he
!. (". T. dnhn.or of Fort Ridley,
airain in tlUS bought tliree more.
. id the price is fr.n to ."jO
i!. vnur own ?1at:m. There were
One v.i': sold over ' $7100 woth
diem .
PATENT)
GRADE)
Million Co.
a'H vvr-iJ """"
rO climatic conditions loo severe fpr
J- Cyr-one Jiiloj. Wet or dry bot'.of
coid t';iir,ur imf! liity r:qui no at-4--n'-n
al't'T ff ction. ,
No ti'!:4' ftinf; loosening 6f lioops.
I'an't small'T nt top t'.n iHittom.
C'an'V.t:t out of t can't g'-f-but
uf a true circle.
AnchorjL'iT'V eorT -ase BRACK II
lii-t gny'Al. R r e
ycln'M - a! the aavanlajre-S of
pcrmin'-nc; tf cot-cretr,
t!ie fau.Uff hnih left
-s
aVallwa Couatis
0
... .v. iA? .-) .HIS, on the Hutch frontier the-. . --', -
j IP '-IT I tci'-J-'A ii M fl J :! !; I. shot at bv rtri.'S Psofessional Directory !
. VJ LIVH rfc :. of then, relurncd ,., ft-fr foret. ariVUNEYi
i ;Rr:r4W410 I H"..,..-. winter of l!M,!.l,rUUttlU !
J UJlfefcWZWoJl VViMWlAM ' 'lS',n "rr'"mrs. They were (3HCURAM EBBKHARO 00. 1.
' ' 9 ' fcT jS3? -i '!f' v V"X,5f : i '! nliwwt t:-.rvl. j Cochran i.d Colon R. Bberhard,
$ 3l !' I ' l-vVI??4 Vf -Nl A ;', A; ! 'l'h,'-v "w" lh, ir liv' -; '' '' i Attorneys. La. (jrnadS Nutiowl
M'; !1 TJtry nro n.v in Pron.-l, lu.v . P,etieo in all tf.tol.nd federal
V tiH-hr? -rr-Hrvr?. . ' ,--,. .',.? natal hUk from U& tffeet ofi courts. Office La Grand Nutional
'.'.ArO" f)' ' rMVi !'heir privations. . Hank Building.
The Place Where Everyone Has His Say,
i.Nt.i.A VD.s A nn t in:
Mr. Editor misery 'r:
I have read the controversy be
tween .Mr. C'has. Kin.v of 11... "ii...
land Curiioiat tihellon vhleli Inis-1..',.,,,
morning
,, o ''""I""'" "titer that
Mi. Multon and .Mr. kinir are hut it'
ou will (rive me euacp 1 will have mv
lutle say m the matter as I Kt aa-iiB a drafted man. r.nd helona in that a straie'nt line, even on the wa-u-ml
a little when 1 read Mr. Shel-j:t2sih Infantry. !!. -K roliKion' ,r. is lhe shortest distan. o hotv.een
1'in s latest answer to Mr. KiK. lirevlou to tho w:ir, and althoii;li two prints. So it w-.U hot he lone he-
,, , ,I',m.,!:,t writl"r t,ls '" defonso ofjhe had toted" 11 Bun ever since he fore Kieat ships, possessini; splenilid
the Iiritish empiie (although 1 wasCoulil curry oic, and was an expert p:i?soni;or as well as freight neenmmo
hoin within it) or of Mr. KinB (as 1 'siiiiii rel Bliot, lie now had a fixed con- illations, will he leaving New Yolk anil
wo tun min i out because 1 love
universal just.ee and common fair
l),1:y-
1 studicd'Corparal Shelton a eh ur'es
i-i i.uac iiiuains crimes and of the!
uaneerous and nienaeinvc attitude of
the ihitish empire towardithis nation
very carefully.
Had Corporal SSielton iimdo ihnsc
charnes last October when Americans
and tiermaus were killing each other
in France, he prohahly would have
been court niartialed and jailed as a
pro-Oernian propaeaildist.
Is Knjrland the only nation, whose
hands are unclean? f'hc is a land
Kri-.hhrr of course. Let us see if she
is I he only one. If it Is wroiiii for
Kncland to own Canada is it riirht for
Denmark to own Ooenlaad ? Ac
eordinj; to ("orp irr.l Khelton . it is
wrnnsr for Kntrland to own .lamaica.
Honduras. Trinidad. u, :.l. While ll Is
jrij'lit lor I' ranee to own several is-'
hi'ids of the same irroup.- In south
America it was a crime for Knirlnnd
to rob a part of Guiana bf-their sell'
determination while it. was riirht for
France and Ilolliii.nl lo commit! the
same crime on ,(hn balance of Oulunit.
In Africa Khiiland conqiiereil and
rules vast port ions or land hut If
Corporal Shelton consults 'ah atlas
ho will be hi rrllle.1 lo find tlisit
France. Gerina.ny. Italy, Spun and
l'ortuir;;l havo ptMulei onted the R'ntio
unpaidonabhi offense In. Asia I up
land is a ninhl burirlar beeaa ie' slio
owns Cyprus and India wl.ilo Kranoe
is a saint because (.lie o. ni Indo
Chill i, ar.d Japan, win own.i l'ornio
sa, is lit the Hanu! -aterrory. In
Australai.ia faiirlanj n.viis nricil land
hat nnvone wtio i;,',.iwi! itnyttilnii.
abiiul iieimraphy kii-nvs that e.'ier
"aiions -l:ao (,t a si:a.'-e in tl'as:inie
roup of j-lanils. 'f Hie Ilrillsli pol
icy lv a nine to tills ciuntiy. tlu
Anievican ambassador in l.endon j
olliiilt 'o kooiv il. pi evident Wilson i
om.'itl lo know It. Tim C. S. unvorn
mrat should know il but nobody
ins to Know it f xeept i orporal
know It except
Sb-'dlon. If our b'ioved Pi esident
Wilson knouft It end keeps mum
, about i' lie oiyrht to le removed
from riff ice ami Co.-por.il Hhellon,
i who is wiser iind more com pel en t
'should be put in his place. Presi
dent Shelton should t lien bo given
'absolute arbitrary pi.wrr so thai, ho
wunld lit- enablcil to v.:ike war on the
Uritish peoplo whenever he felt like,
it.
. I am t'lad to know that the I'ntt-
, I'd ni.u i iin jhimmi i-iii i i - iin -
ruled bv level heads and nl by aci- ' i-renrn .vi.ui.tn
tors. Mr. Sliellon will find that his :n'ts, IlideJ.nIloslilc Soil.
aeilation will not h:ive much effort ""
on ihe public mind or I.a C.rande or I The adventure:, cf two - rencli i stri.K
C'lion couniy. I will admit. f 'k'cis, Serjeant I.enuern nnd Invite
course Hii ro uro many Iliillsh peo-1 la ve?iile, who, beconuiut separated
pin (hii;h and low) who .do not likoifrom their units' after the baHle of
; Vt'erlea. hjt 'they ire not the level 'Ch.nlcnl, remi.ineil in hiding for more
Ih ihI.-i and lin y arf Lopelesnly in the 'than four years In Carman occupied
minority. C:.-n ei nely. there are many Merrilory, are told in the newspaper
p. -opi in ti.is eountiy who do not I.a Yivtoire, says a report by mail
ii'ic Croat n-it inn but they. loo. are from t'nri. In the early days of the
hop'de.i.-Iy in the minority and, wr-r civilians helped the two soldiers,
unties my judiriuent is- very uu- but as the Cerman dominat. on became
I s'jiind. they w ill fir.d themselves 'wciirhtier they took to the woods.
j mi ill more hi'd -sly in tl ir.nor-1
,iiy in the lii'nie. In view of Ihe
i lluit Cre.,t Iirii -in rt'nl Anterleti
wre a!ie:t ill iirr.i.i in the ii'eent war
!:i'td in '.-ie-.v of t!;e fact fliat Ilrititihi
iitul American k ;l, oi'-n lire sitting;
' t tto p :i' e C'lfcrelico III I'll: is :
iliie v.;ir le-ill': v on I I eontem that 1
illils is ro time f.i Coiporal Sii'-l.o.i
Jo: ary ' ttier p. r- cii to try to create
ji.niiimshS luiwien.-: ItritmiK and
Atoei Irani, v.-t... :in- all! s at that
I pe ronferenee.
C'Tporal .K!!"l!on drains of greedy ;
En'-'land. s'i.tCii'.' '"it lo romiiier
otfier woil'ds with lo-r big fb-et.,
Wlie.t other world:'? Will it be the'
planet r,t Jupller or Mius? .'ihe can,
lia.e no de-l--n on fie American eotl- f
Me 'ill -is she 'is the love-tor ot tile j
Mofi O" do 'rin'-. ,M. d would liilpj
il'.. l jlil.il S.l'e. encore tllel doe-
Co' poral ' Fi I'-li'm itiay r.lnceri ly
aeail what Ii- f.iyt b'.t I-f; he Is
Hi., lctim of. preji.a.c.-. n,d pas don
J d not Ijnow'.hiio perioual'y or
n ,.u his I.. Creed- hddie-s is but
if lo will c'.ipe 4 iw:i to lh" 1 'tetl
.,11 ..-re.l work. 1 v. ill shake
.tid- with I'lii'.'nd till: ti. iim--ter
of Hr.-nt Ilrltain'i dia'ioheiil ree-
I , ., ,. ,,.,: a.. i,i..,i
Old end her rri.T.Jii
n itii a, in.
TiVH'S t e.Mti fdlto
V7;,n":
for -'
-ti. . ar.i noo .l. -,' . I .It v.il
f.-it
1 hop- to !i":,r inn'i .. igl.lie
Yours tro'.v. si
V.U..
i w w m
The 'i ii V h- I e ko-b.k vo-Tt 4
I T
A KIMI Ol.' A MC.MMKl
IM)Y.
(Joseph C. Ch iso hi rtui World's iwortn.v nu and our service to
Work.) jtM0 southern repubKcs v:ts miserable.
"Ills rail mum- Alvin C. York.".! I!ut we .linve UP t0 tlu'
(t-ii,i--it I i,.t,i.... . ..i ... r ' itunoi fjincn iif dir;'t :ind f i (.iiltnt
, .,ll. ,w holied intMin.alu.vr, with
...,i r,.. .,.,.1 . .... . , . ,
Inrnluihlr ."il....n ' ..S
I vict.'on that it was w.ronK to kill.
I However, he did tint resisi t.he dniTt.
and In fact, he became u very e.v el-
- lent corporal.
'IB caplaln took an Interest In th,.
!''ny. and spent the !.uJor part of one
ll,Bl11 ""-'"'"K WIU ,lis conscienl ions
UMiiei. noon alter, lie was soul out
with a coinbal uroa.i in cluirae ol
the seraeant. They came under the
f re of a Hun maclHi,.. Kim nest. ndthili pi,rviw, in,lvasp h, lhl,
the semoa.it in coiamand and all the ;f..icmv ,, cmn,,.,iai intercourse
members ol the party wore killed ; f)r w,;.,.h , ,,,,, bt
on nht, exci pt Corrnral 1 oik and t i 1 p 1
, v i 'after which we never before have
live men. I .nrpunir ork assumed1 ... ... .... v ,
enmnuimi. rliiimtMl Mh. inui hlin' trim
nosL, and caul u rod it ami took hov
oi al nrioneiR.
"Tlio party then proceeded, nnd
taiii eamo under liiarhine iiuw fire.'
IN ip coi poi al, ni'Hi and prisfmers
lliittened themselves out on Ihe
t:i ou ml, the corpora I yelling to (ho
live men 10 cover the prisoners.
VnvL- tin.). ...o.l l.tj u'mninn n I ii In
,!,, ' i.i
his-old-timo maimer as a. H'luirrel
hunter, aimed his rifle fho at the
1'iiomy machine punnera.
"I asked him' alT.tnvnrd -how many
shots ho h:ul fired, and ho Raid
'about twenty-four times.' This was
Lti iiHerrqtiiiK Btatonient, for after
itho encountor wo found that twen-Itv-four
dead bocho wtn his Ikir. In
sFaet, Ihe fleht only ended when the
I officer In ciiarjre or I lie Genu in ma
chine Kiii.s offered to stop tho iim-
cliiao fun Hro f Yoi k would stop
his riflo firo. Th enemy sunen
dered, Oorpoivl York and his men
marched to Imttulhon headquartors
132 prisoners, ineludiiiK four officerH.
' Another lomarlnble fact is that
Corpurul Yojk delivered his prlson
er . to IliO ne'iVesit batihlllon lioad
ili'arters, which was not bis own, and
that nt his own Iiividiiuurnn'n he
made no mention of the nilair. Jt
only by accident that the mory
came ro his own CHiniMiinder, fiom
tiie adju.'ont hattallloii seme lime lat-
Tlio laels wer.1 th"a verified,
iiind for this action ork
rere.lveil :
Kite DIstlnKiii'shed Hcivli-o Cross, and
has been wonimcndod for the Medal
lof Honor."
I Later 111 thn ovenltiK ' Corporal
York appr ind. in 'cbedleiioc to nil
l.order lo havo his piTtralt painled.
I I asked him If he- wore married.
"No." he answ.ired slowly, with
bis Southern drawl, "I was ulwuys a
kind of u mummer's boy."
S.VVK1) I lfOM CKKMANS
' .,. .,,1 r,B,
They made their home in the fores!
of Saponin' Ul the vicinity .of Sedan.
Their duelling was a dugout so cm
eea'ed that it was never discovered,
although the foiesl, which harbor:
wild hoar and other prairie, was II fa
vorite hilntiric; tM'imid for Cerman sol
dices. The French h'tra-irrlerri lived on
wild animals, hare and other pamc.
Ore (ierrniiii uiri ventured into too
chi-e pi'.ximity of their dugout it:
buried where fce fell.
They made an attempt to escape in
J. SoOt!lC3 . 811(1 R'A'lCVL
c a
Udsfird l lasLer. W Ultoat
Hit Burn ot Sting .'
J.Tustcrol'; is a clcaiv white ointment,
mijde vnh the oil of rf ustard. H doeji alt
tr.e voik ol the M-(!iioivd wvntil
s:,i: dts'vit belter and uovi not bli
ti r. i m c'o -it hava lo U'h r ith a
! ,th. You umi ly cub it on and iiiuilly
the fail c-K'"!
Man d ictorj rot nurses w. Muaicf
..O re. f riw ,1 livo-.-ir tiiei.Tn. ,
'.iK'S:!;
Mlrf n.tk, a-thn-L neursiKW.. cor.-...sft
ii'9 oi tne.:i'JK or ,vOinii, sprain
t or, , rus, sprain,
't nT'
..-rits i,e.''ernonial.
M W MK l H '.tpUa S.e H..J1,
Tsrntl S
-fc.liP-f J
2J,i fore the war the only way :t
SoutW American could travel to New
t.erman, Urilish or h rench steamer tui
t'.uiope, nnd then reshtp to this c.nin
ti y. We have no passenger .-hips
'c - ninumieation hetween mnselvef
.,n.l il, ..,..11. Atlnii, w.
fi.mllv (,iVe.. e.nrrMvui.-e of ihe fuel
heading south with nit irivitifr Kurope
ll chance to hmk in on the business.
. There are now builtlinp in this coun
try twenty-two rj.OhO-ton ships which
:will irivo our South Anierioan nei.h
l,.a l,e i,(,st that can be hail in travel
i. - ucnnunoilatir.ns. Kaeh stateroom will
hllve iwo hmls ;mU,:u f berths, and
,,., )1:i, ,, !viini in
'. ,.,. ir,.i w.. nmv .vmrf from
K " ' ' v"
t'l'tfy. Cincinnati Times-Star,
(il.OOMV Ol TI.OOli AT Pit l
IlKKNi:. Ap'il 12. The fnod situ-I
latbxn in IUdoiulii is so serious thai
1 thn Czecho-Sln ak nre tlire.it em d
1 wit ii f'tnine. wrltrs a rt.rresptuulen;
from Pra):e. That city, ihe rorm.il
popuiiitHiii or winch is i.hont tiuo.aoo.
'now has lietw.M'ii invo.fOO and I.ooo
000 inhiildtiints nud this sudden in
flux has caused oxtr.iordimtry dlffl
culiins In providing rood.
The last reserves of flour and ot it
er broad constituents vlll be exhaust
ed within a few weel-s. Coal I m
Hcnree th:it thn rnti ni Is r-dured to
1 wo pounds a d iy f.tr each fainily.
Them is u'tor Ine'rt of mejit. TIk
deficiency In pdtatoes is er-Hninted o
be nearly IliiO.tHHl ton. Itice, cffen,
tea and otbe- foodstuff havo dlK;ip
peaivd fiom the eountiy.
Tho nu-rl'illty nio at Prague
among children under 14 years or j
ii go nltalns the np.KiMir.g flr.nrn ofi
forty per lliousnml, at: compared with
.approximately ten vw Ihonsand in,
Mni inul liino.t. The morliil.Hy ralo
uuoug child bearing women has ln -
creased from ihree aer ceiit lo thirty -
four percent.
,
SinNEY LYI.I1, the pia:o tuner, is
at the E.dev helel. l-II-'.iip
.VSTILL ONE IN
NFAV HOME
Universal
rurnace
(.Jv.&v I '
S';it "
, Fred
I'liimbini. and lenli,i Co.
The good? that tiave made if luslness a succesj
( and enabled u to guaranttfl them, to you'are
.
i Charter Oak Manges
., f:, Tvro: 4i,
?ii
Ji m " '
10n3 Bedn.JCenny T.ov.w Fjn,:x'gS niit2k 2!;
i; Furhiliireo Exchange MJa
T v,i;"H ' ,;Md ?tt'"Hu,,, & -'jr" S ! :J i $
CRAWFOKD ft EAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. EaKln, Attar
neys a law. Practice In all the
courts ot the state and the United
States. Office, West-Jacobcon
!ild;., oonis 9-10-17, I Uraude,
Oiegoa.
AIMHTTKCTn
0. n. illl.LlOR -Architect, room XT,
New i-oloy Bldg. Phone Red 1871
JIM 'HAS O-TI I Kit APY
DR. A. N. MAY VI RLE Mechano
Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases
my specialty. Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
French massage. Phone Bliek 2311.
Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op
posite Star theatre.
PIANO TPNKU.
IAS. M. OALY Piano Tuner. Ref
erences, Mrs. G. S. Birnie, Mrs. R.
J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs.
R. J-. Kitchen for appointment. Will
be in I.a Crande in May. 2-4-lm,p
OSTKOrATKIO.
m. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathi
Physician SpeeializinK in diseaso
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap
pointment.. Phones Office Red 1761,
residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
DR. H. W. RI1J3Y Graduate Veter
inarian. HonpttAl, 1409 Madison
Avo. Stuto Htalllon Inspector and
I nti Rector of etock for shipment
Homn Independent Phone, Black
41; Farmers Co-operative Phone,
Main 111.
KIWCATIONAL
REM EM TIER QOODINO COLLEGE,
Gooding, Idaho. Prat Ion 1 busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular colloge' work, and sum
nior school. 12-19-tf
RIDS TOR HAULING GRAVEL.
The city of La Grande will roco;ve
bids' for hauling gravel from the river
bed to streets in vnr'ous parts of '.he
Icily, said bids lo be sealed and dehv
,ered to the city recorder on or befuru
'!:.' o'clock noon, Saturday,' April 1:1
l''ID, the city reserving- the right to
rejci t any or alt bids not satisfactory
JOHN COLLIER, City . Manager,
M-l 1-f.t
YOUR
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owi
Spaeth
I.a Crande, Oregon
mm.t
M.I I
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Patent fla-ra, Wtit
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Fraten,' 1 7
V1MJI5MKN l'" T-.I . o e , a
Orande t'Mi!.. o 1 i ' v. - . ry
first ani'0(i..-..lo -: :;l i.
Hall. All VKitlui; nel;;iih,ii8 " -t-
coiae. Uuea p.iy4iiilts Ht . Ii;. of; -co
or the clerk. Now foley Uldg., .a
ui., to S p. Ml.
J. J. MURCHItJON, C. O
. R. J. KITCHEN. Clark
IODERW W.OODMKN OF AMERfOA
Ia Cracdo Camp No. 7703 moetf
oq the first acd third Thursday
evenings of each month In the
of p. Hall. Visiting neighbor
wolcoma. ,
J. I. ClIARST, V. C. '
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
REBEKAH8 Crystal Iodga Jk. 60
meota every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hull. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to Attend.
LETTIE MeCOLDRICK, N. G.
LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec.
K. of U. ol Security Mt Emily
Council, No. 146, meets the second
and fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle ball. Vlaltln
members are welcome.
ABB HARRIS, Pini. Bee.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets OTery second FrldRy after
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. P. hall. All
visiting members cordially welcom,
HENRIETTA CHARST, Oracla
J. L. KOBEHTSON, C.g.
rtEMLE GREEN. K. of R. ft a
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES, A Eli IE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, nt Eagles
llali. Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LARM, Sec.
0. H. 8. Hope Chapter No. IB, O. B.
0. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday ol
each month: VlBltlcg members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A. WARNICK, Boo.
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No.
850, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular meetings every Wednesday
night at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
. W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY BWART. Bee.
B. F. O. B. ELKS, 1 Grande Lodge
No. 4'ii. Lodge meets each Thurs
day evonlng nt 8 o'i-'h-v Fmno
and r'-ib p 'i.ii. . 'i -.Mil,' ex
tended to I'll Eiri'Vc- '
It. .1.:. ,i,K-l,
I"- .( Pulor,
Hi
.rotary.
A. F. & A. M. I .a Orindo Tj.0i.-o No.
41, A. F. A. M. bolus regular
meetings first and third Haturdtty
at T:30 p. m. Cordioa welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. it
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF PTimAB Rod Crost
Lodee No. 27 moots every Monday
night la Castle Hall ( K. of P. hall)
.A Pythian welcome to ill visiting
' Knights.
3.uniC s superior to
any other front jnco. corset;
Tor ' wUliout tlio IZuZdr
features no . ortjet can pos-'
siltly be .jirtjt'as good. It.
contains tlie iii;yster touch of
Bcicntifrc cousruction.
You .do not acrif ieo com
fort for Rtyle-and you do, nut .
sacrifice xtye for comfort
when you wear.'
i A coifipli?e) .line always
!ih, - and, priced 'at ?2.5(J,
ivs on.
up.
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