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RedCross
Drug Store
hllld. iS III 111 r-W ,n a vfult .it aK'm ' I l .V I u fl ,.!tu hihiI nnii K afV 1-1 T SVr A m TT A ft A T
iaiju-r.fo tiias. truKie. i lUKt'Ji an com rum ia ohTaii a sewer
Shij poets lo,.,bo here (tyr coveril (laVsicin in (Motown of Enterprise
weeks. 0 (ji piathf.. Niil will rental wkh biiu
Miss lliii-l M,..l.. U,-V,..i 15 a,
Mm. I- rnn Tor.ey,. who haU VeY
Visltluc In-:- lllOtlllM, '.Ml'3. W. V
Kinzie, li;r it tow (;ivs. returned las'
night lo licr home ia Hakr.
Mrs. Cathciine TulhriV rq, of
Newport, Ky., is in t'.io city on a vis
11 of several weeks' ilt the home .ol
Mis. At It. Williams. Mrs. Tulhi
fcr:o Is a coiiiin of the fumous ac
tress, Mabel Taliaferro.
Miss Chail.stnn Weaule, of Port
Miss JlijioJ Marlon HidM'il.on ol
La (fcniide K-.m aiiiOu the forty-four
Jt graduates recaivinc aioioinan at tli
-uonmoum .Normal mliool on W.d
r.at-duy, w
w an .
MinorHtilwell and family0 havi
rctunurd fr0m sliort visit lit
Wi,lsi, Idaho, and brlnff toi-k th
report of havUig li.id a Vry pleas
ant :. . "
him
I iv ll'.sa Aiia-U Amorous, o4) lFuiu-
niovville, visitJ La Grande ifrkndj
today. Miss ArnoMtia was a inetU'
ber ofriUis year's graduating; clas
at ha La Graiifle hlt'li school
They,
Say: (
Hi 81 O.H'v
lifhsf I
workedy mbra, astronomy, tiifc
ononietry syntax) allA, (jlui1
M;a ffimou. Jirother of JVrs. Sam
Hairis, ho has bee at the U. ol
0., ha returned from UiiBPno n.l
I'.tn accepted a position in the Hojiv-
erized Grocery for the summe'
mo'nthst '
Mis. Klfz.jlittlij'wriRht, lio bail
been nuikiu tier homo with her sM.
J, K. Wl'igiit, has gone to TVrt-1
land, to spend 'tho nuiunicr there
with her dau(,'litM.
Spencer I. " Hurch, evprlrate In
Ibe olirht division of the eighth In
faulty, A. E. Fr, arrived In La
Grunde yesieiday on bis wa? to
Itliea Luper, of Salem, slate chief . . , , ,
, . , , , ,. turned from overseas as a casual and
of water masters, is In town today, , , t, ,, , ' , n
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a
, . a1. r, . , taken till com(jteM uuttiui ity i ti
,3"7.,j . ,.4T - ,C) Ub'i yitfur 'rfllly to provu uiatoilal
itu.ic. June u. riince wn une-u . u, , . '
i l a r , .. . , proiius eoiiHu.ui
igy o nouse cut iuLiuitiu mil, uuwii
Whf name
feed
use In tlw
or dlgnMy of "chicken
are alowly being brought yo
noilheru territory, much
(io the diigust of tho "old timers."
p9-
at the "Villa of it 'fllousaiid Kiilji
KoL'S,"t is Tojioy uwaitinif the rciur.i
of the tjcrman diplomat, ffie , -yill.i
was calledjr its prescntV nati Lainus
of the lavish uroluston, Uolit in nunr,
ber and variety, nt lOe joses cinnuin'
tlta wulls and studdikl every where in
the garden. ,
ThSJ- aro.blooinlna now uiul piesi'iu j proptity, ubtiet your street um
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wlun tho tWoiO-five cent or "two
bit" Jlcco was (be tiniullcHt coin
44 in 11 Alaska. A$ tblf dny'ji
u.mejby n4y'oiV' pi
dueliiK nolliliiK dulug the taxable
peilud has excess he oUter lsf
niM not haW po.ssi..sed. w
ff your income rsJ$2,400 a ?a
and you o. a "toif X oal or a tllH
Lint) Interior of th lerriti
id I
dhueii
nlckleiP nW oldoi seen.
Ahrays, of 'course, pennies have
been accepted by the post offiiirjs
hnvlnE driven In Wednesday from
Pendleton. Mr. Luper will.' be .in
the city for a few duys and will
'spend two or three weeks in this
part of the state.
. Sir. and Mrs.
this morning for
I hey will remain
plo of month.
Eoscoe Neal left
Enterprise, where
for the next con
Mr. Neal. who Is
Lewis.
a magnificent uppearauee. Iheta ate
type of roses among,. tho collection
'probably unknown in America. There
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is me ceieoraieu iianau oiuiige ium
in MUdnttunt iiuuntitics. Tnare are re
es if mixed colors, chief among tnein
Ib'oing the "rosa liovita," a rose of r.h
;ed chuoging gradually to aiiriinoum
ed orange and yellow. There are nmi
titudes of red, white, pink and yellow
roses. They fill the- gunkn giving i'
an artistic appearance and filling the
atmosphere ftr blocks away wjth llieir
sweet-smelling aroma.
The gardener is still at work in the
von Burlow villa." When his work ui
attending to the tender plants is fin
Lieut., EHU, Willfaiirson. son ot
IMra. J. T. . Williamson, arrived ot
1 his home in this city Wednesday
from West Point, to pend a couple
of weeks visiting His family and
friends. He will return to West
oi.n: after his visit here and will ;shed tor the day, he sits near the ')ig
Khaki Outing Suits
--At--
CLINrS
JUST ARRIVED BY EXPRESS
SOMETHING NEW AND DIF-
FERENT
Norfolk and Box-Back Model Coats, with Cuffs;
Riding and Outing Pants; lace at knee; price
Per Suit $8.00
SEPARATE GARMENTS
Khaki Coat, cither style $4.50
Khaki Pants, cuff bottom , $3.5C
Outing Lace Knee Pants , $3.75
Khaki Summer Hats 70c to $1.1-"-
Outing Shoes $3.95
YOIT S.W'K nilCArSK SKLL FOIt (,'ASll
Clint's Clothiery
( 'I.I XT VAX KI.KKT, I'l'.ii).
Phone Red 641 1108 Adams Avenue
liven bo sent with the other mem- nlfrh gate at the entrance in an utt.-
tude of expectancy, wondering now
long the arrival of peace will detain
bis master, who has expressed 'in a
recent intorview his deire to return
bers ot his class in the military
academy to Franco on a two months'
Instruction trip.
iiuiod rin.1? and an automobile, unl h-uihim. JtkNitiH of the roatl hous
es ii wl bjHlneBa places In the twiviis
and clUoa would look twice at n
iiiuii wb(v.ujvuld oftur them pounlctt
In hartc,!
Mre. Patty Hutchinson and son, to Italy to see his roses.
Frank Patty, have recently return-1
ed from Seattle. Wash., where the gljapUJ'IED PROCESS
coinnieneemeiit exei-cises of the
VniversKy of Washington, and
where Mrs. Hutchinson's .sou, Ernest
Patty, received his B. S. degree
in both mining engineering and
Kvology. Mr. Patty has accepted a
position Willi the stale of Washing
Ion us 'mining engtuecr.
Miss Frances Smith, daughter of
l he new pastor of tho Presbyterian
church in this city, arilvcd yes
terday from Emporia. Kansas,
where she has been attending college-
Miss Smith will spend the
suiunio.' hqie with her parents arid
will resume her college work in the
fall.
Mrs. William Anderson, of Port
land, who hud boon In l.a (liande
vlKiling her father, W. J. Will roll,
who wtis operated nn a- Bhort time
ego at Ihe Grand.' Itimde hospital,
and her inolher, left this mnrnlnr
lo spend a few days with her sis
tor at North Powder before, return
Ing to .Poi.tland.
FOR INCOME TAX
Plain l!"les of. Compulation to llf
rert'iitiute llctwccii tlio Hulls
nml tho Goal
We are glad to give herewith A
simplified process for computine
the inco'nio tax and we are only
sony that wo did not have tho In
formation sooner Tho rules come to
us from W. F. Hoherts Company of
Washington, who are big and loyal
boosters for the Wright & Dltson
Victor lines, and It Is Intimated that
they wore officially Inspired. At any
rate, W. F. Hoberis Company, b)
virtue, of thrlr Washington lorn
tlon. aro In cIoro touch with the na
tional legislallvo factotums, and we
nre disposed to accept Ihe rules nr
having ovory evidence of authentic
married ll a brunette girl twenty
ilx yi;is old, ?ou take tlu) amoiAit
of tit? Iiieuino add your Pjisonul
n . . i.
bur, niulllpiy by your he1gh, add
Ihe date it yous birth, and divide
hv volir waist measilo. If lliei-e. Iv
a cljld in th.ii family, subtract 2llo
fuui your income, aiTd th uiiioun'
of your1 personal property suUtrnat
the size of your collur omitting j
f . uetlon divide, by the sqitarc 500I.
of your" telephone liiniibei, add th'
rhihi's age, subtract the Amount
ou have given the, church during
the year, mulUpfy by tlnH" of day, di
vide by 4,1144, and add ! size ol
yuirr hat with and without ihe hat.
banll. If there is a second child 'lit
the fainlty or you keep a canary, di
vido by the nunihor of your auto
mobile llqcufco rag, subtract the
number of buttons on your vest
take 6 per cent, of the answer and
mid seven-eighths the weight o1
yonr ln-Hher-iu-law.
If tho wife has separrte Income
and Joint return Is contemplated dl-
v.lde by sum. of bor glove and' shoe
sizes (6 plus 7 are 13) Instead ol
automobile license tag.
After you gef jt all figured oul
and have arrival at an answoi
which may be right and which prob
ably Is not, you won't havo to pay
taxes of any namo or nature, foi
they will have you In the boob;i
hatch strapped down.
Caution: People born under the
Zodiac sign of Taurus, tho U11H:
(April 2 fitli-May 2uth), should pro
ceed with caution; and, 111 the fin
al aualysis, call In someone born
under Cuprlcornus, the Guilt tUe
ceialior 27-Januaiy 2tnh), lo provu'
llio balance.
Now" '-.'inys the Douglas News.
"it will b CmperotOg that hu
rounder who starts out on a soda
water jamboree weigHts himself
down with several pockets fiil) of
copper money sQ lO will not bo ein
hurassed O wliyi pao'ng for hl'C
drlnkstf 0 0 0
Itath com. n' styles ar.doolors, dlv- o
tK cr.ps.for both lrdlos and mon,
a new shipment, made ot ohg best
iCtibcr. Prices froi 3fe tootl.00 at
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FAMILY DRUG STORC
I- swANDt.rBta'on.
A classified nd will bring results.
I NEW TODAY:
JUST RECEIVED Cnilnnil of
vine-rinencd Wiitermelons, 4lc
n pmin-1. See our W'f Veetab'c
ami Fruit display window.
IIOOVEHIZEP G ROCEUY.
LOST
blue Rod
- Belgium
tassel.
441.
trench
Finder
PENNIES Tt APPEAU IN ALASKA
luil'll l-.AS, Alaska,' June 20.
"What would tho old pionue,is of
this land of gold -say if they saw a
friend coming in f:om a Hip to tho
mines with a poke or dust, walking
up to a bar, ordeiing an icu cream
soda and paying .for it with four
nickels and a unity penny'.'" Poug
Iiih "sum doughs" asked when llio
pow.t leached here that pc.nnliM
would bo put Into circulation In
'I Alaska to emiblii reslilenlH to pay
cap. with government's
nh-iiSH r,,l luxuries.
(i-20-;il
Fresh
Veal
Stew
15c lb.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
lax on so calkd
FOR SALK- Second hiinil Ford car.
. Call at Tonic's (Irocery, 107 Fir
steet. G-10-:itl.
Lowly copper penuiiv, which havoj
long he. 11 luriiisillen 111 Alaska j
whi'ic Ibey waie never even given.
L....11P.:
One' S ister Loved
fighter
Ono Loved an .
Engrh'rh Lord
1 amunaiuiawaaxMtimmtut 1
Administrator's
Public Sale
12 miles north of La Crniule, or
the I'oothnll Road, near Thomas
Wade s -farm, oil
Monday, June 30th
of the following dt'scrihttl per
sonal property:
One roan priding, five mnres,
one liny gelding, three sudiile
horses, one hay yearling; nix
colls, one work horse, Tive II-yenr-old
draft horsen, one 5-ycar--old
saddle horse, one 4-year-old
Raddle horsei one 3-year-old
middle horse, three 2
year old saddle horscH, two 1-year-old
saddle horse,, one black
stallion, onu bay filly, one cult,
two It-year-nld draft horses, one
2year-old- draft horse. .
TKKMS OJ JSALK
All sums of $H) snd amler,
rash; over $10, three rmfliths'
time will be given for a bank
aide note, drawing 8 per cnt
interest after maturity.
Sale Begins 'nt 10 o'clock. Free
l.unch at Noon. .
K. I:. PAJtK, Administrator
of the Kstate of Duncan Alur-
chison, dtceaKed.
T. K. JOHNSON,
Aui-tionecr.
KU.JUCYNOLDH,
. Clerk.
Ever Taste Eggs Stuffed
With Deviled
Tongue?
Try llit'iii, try Uiciii itiday for huit;lit!oii, for
sandwiches or Tor siippcr; lliuy'll givo you ui
idea how wonderfully jrootl yo.u can make every
day ('KK'S taste. . -ii&Auiiit
W'c have many delicious kinds of meats for
tjuick lunches or sandwiches; the new line just
arrived is ;li ij .jiSti
WILSON'S GUARANTEED
MEAT PRODUCTS.
Slii-etl JJcjrf, N'eal Loaf, I Joust JJeef, Deviled
Meal, 'Vienna Sausage, Lunch Tongue, Corned
'J5eef, Chicken Loaf, Deviled Dam, and Chicken
a hi King. . . at'k!;
. PHONE MAIN 80
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
': 'MAHRICE TOURNEllR'
; . V. 'OitettfU'iiv Maurics Tonrhcur .: '"'
hlms Brownie fRiNiy
'""J. Camera :
$8.00 tOn$68
Home Grown arid
Picked Fresh .In '
The Morning
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ANTALOI PIN ?. i . .....158
JOEL'S GROCERY
ti flloieaiP Roy;fl Club Goods.
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