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Drug Store
The Proscription Btora,
I' LOCAL V
on a business mission
: Fred 'Soli and , faiulljP of Bater,
drove over yesterday and spoilt tile
day. vljlting' Mr. ami, Mrs." C. E.
Short. Mr. Soli manages the Baker
branch of the J. c. Penney s'orc .
l L. A. Sawalish. of Astoria, arrived
this morning fn the city on a brief
business visit. Mr. Sawullsh Is
manager of the J. C. Penney Co. -Interests
at Astoria, and is talking
things over 'with C. E. Short, mans
BF of. the local store, w'ai'.e hero.
; Miss Inez Knowles returned this
morning from Corvallis and Eugene,
en
lege friends for sevegl wUit.
MM llian Sclief of Wallows,
arrived in l.n Giaro last nltiOi 10
uiBt her s(or. Miss Bees Scnell,
wrhos returning home fio Spo-
Mrs. A. V. Nelfc and Jion, Rus-
setV.are away at niesent onf vls
to retattvvs at A'ulo Mid ,Jlotse. At
Vale, they are visiting Bin, Na
tion's slstty. Mrs.
ton Currey.
UtOrga Iluni'.ng-
Norman Frees left last nt-hi
Portland, to spent two or three days tarday from Wallowa, where she
MIssaHehMi Baker, of PeUdleton,
arrived In La Grando onr Ko. 6 V-
(Uiy, to vlsf relatives here foP a1
short time. During port of her
stay here she will be. a guest a'
th L. M. HtU troine.
Miss Amelia Collier returned yes-
had been visiting tier frrPud, Miss
Genevieve, McCkaren for several days
Miss AfcCluren, who wus a member
of the teochjng staff of Central
school, returned to La Grande 'gild
spent the day hole with Miss Col
.llor.. She will leave this evening
for the, westorn " part of the slate,.
wheie she will spend part of the
sunnier.
KIIS(.X)PAI7 t'lU"llil
The Rev. Dr. Van Waters orf Port
lund, the general Missionary of.
Eastern Oregon will give a lecture
ih the Episcopal chinch on Tues
day evening June,"24lh. at "8 o'clock:
Subject,; 'Tire Reason Why." Ey-
ry one VeUome. .'
ARCADE
TONIGHT
TOMORROW
Wallace Reid
"THe! DUB"
Here's a picture that shows
Wallace! Ifeid uj) to his l)est
advantage there is a 'dash
of comedy, a few fights, and
of course, he finds "the"
girl, before the picture ends.
And . .
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS.
Fine Telephooe Sydera
Perfected In Germany
Array of Occupation
Boys'
Clothing
At
CLINT'S
FOR BOYS AND CHlJuDREN
' Quality Style Wear
Dress tlu-in -up
At prices within the reach of all
. for Hie Fourtlu '
I'ovs' Knickerbocker-Suits'.-.....: ...
Children's' Straight I'ant Suit
riiidi?ns Wash Suit ....
Children's K overall
Children'n I'lay Suit
Koy' Shirt :.
Children' WloiiKf s
5oyn' and i.'liililrru'V Hats
JJovh' SIkh'h . .
JioV I'ni'in Huitn
livi Kni rii-r'nM'k r'lVtiit v.
...$7.35 to $17.85
..$8.85 to $9.85
$1.35 to $3.95
...$1.50
:...$r.35
16c to $1.45
.'.95c.to $1.15
,.69c to $2.25
$2.65 to $5.45
65c to $1.10
... $1.95 ta $2.45
COTJLKN, (CotrJIonde,nco of
the Assoiftded l'ru) At the time
(the Ameiicuns began withdrawing
from Germany the United States
army hadperfected one ofthe fin
est teleuluftia svstemit In Kn9nn,i
Fiom thuiieadquurlers of the, Third"!
Arny In Cobleni'fifty dong distance
lines had been set up and it is pos
sible for the coWuuiirting gomral
to sit in hl, office and'talfc 'with
Anyilum ofricers io 'J.ouiion. ller
lin,e Vienna, Nutterlam, Brussels,
Antoevji. l'arlse and various otlter
points in Vixiuco.
The Anny of pccuplo his a
telephone svstvm closely resemb
ling the best commercial sifctom in,
the United States On the top floor
of the hcadqifartors building in
Coblens a nine position switchboard
was. installed' soon after the Anier
irtins reached Ihe Rhine. Scattered
throughout Cobleni aro twenty pri
vato biauch exchanges of the var
ious' units of httuliiimrters. Connect
ed to this, system are more than
four hundred "subset ibers" In ad
dition to' the, fifty long distance
lines.
Within the German occupied "area
thero has bee,n established by the
Signal Corps under the direction ot
Colonel Parker." Hltt. chief signal
officer, a network of wires connect
ing tire various units of tho Third
army. Direct lines 'connect with
all the corps and divisions, approxi.
nijali'lj; lG.OOO miles of wire being
in service.
I This . extensive, plant has not
however, been built by the Third
army, but .consists almost altogeth
er of the German lines taken over
i by the Signal Corps and so arrang
ed to .moot the needs of the army.
Sufficient circuits were left, how
evor, for tho civilian population to
crjiry on their business.
More than 15,00.0 calls are reg
istered daily on the Coblenz switch
board. With tho establishment of
exch.-.nge in Cobleni it was neces
sary to employ operators who could
sneak English French tnnd Gemini)
Tho 'fifteen operutors on 'duty In
Coblenz are all members of the
Women's Telephone cerps and have
been in the sorvlce more than a
year. The chief operator, Miss Hel
en Cook, was a former employe of
1 tho American Telephone & Tele
graph Company In New York. Pre
vious to Joining tho American Ex
peditionary Ft:ce, Miss Cook spent
'six years as instructor for tho Hell
system in offices in Chicago, Minne
apolis, Omaha, Cleveland, Detroit
and Memphis.
I The word "Doodlebug" Is the
code name of the Third army
itiwitchbmwd in Coblenz, tho corps
'and. divisions also retaining the cod"
names tliet were assigned them dur
ing the war. On the l:tck of a twen-tyjpay-t.'lephone
idirectory issued
by tho Third army tho artist's con
ception of a "doodlebug" has. been
reproduced in Ihu sliapo pf a but;
made, up of a combination of
stibies, rirics and an aerial bomb.
.All the apparatus, Including
switch boards , telephone instru
ments and in fact everything ex
cepl Uic wires. Is of American man
nfactuic and it to bo taken out
whfn the Amerirans in force say
goodbye, to the Rhine and start to'
France and home.
7:00 P. SI. Conferring Degree of
ClO alry, by'nnton PiVgress No. 2.
Patriarchs MtlitaiiT, I. O. w. F.
8:00 I;?) Parade fronj park to
high school.
Competitive exemplification of De
gree of Truth.
8 Competitive Exemplification of U.
ft', of Otfer. 1
8:00 P. t$I. at 1. I 0. O Hull Re
ception of llebekahs.
(Thursday, June it). Uctx'kah flO..
10:00 4.M. I'uftncss Oceting ol
Odd KelloSs and Rebchuki at high
school.
Noon Basket dim'r tit city park.
Afternoon
cpi on case Geoigo Carlyle. Kind- !
er return to Observer. 6-23-&tp.
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CHKRItY riCKKKS Cuod plrk-
O inB; cull Ke,3702. 6-2-4it
tions.
R-llft P M rnninititivn 1vvMin!if i-
cation of RebeCah Dt'jrrceat Masonic
Temple'
olf weather conuitions are unfavor-
tible all outdoor sessions oil! be held
ftt the hyh achooljjuildfnu;. ,
LARGE CROWD OUT
TO HEAR REV. G. L.
CLARK LAST NIGHT
An andience that c.inph;tply fill
vd theauditor lum and the Kuliery ut
the First M. K. clnirfh am! ii)::cssi
(atud Uie uao of the Ptindny 1; ni
room Breetyl Itev. O. L- Cnuk List
nllit on his first pi.ibllj spp'&ianji
since -his return fro.ii ovorsjaH.
R;;v. N: msrman Jiwi:, pistor uf
tho church', conducted tho s-MVlcf,
uKkinf; lU'.v. J limes A'.kiu plinth, t !
new" pastor of tho l'resh r' ei-'aii
church, and Hev. M". Haik's sim
cossor, to Introduce th" aiwaker
Itev. Mr. Sjiiith's worls of of intra
durtin w'j'.o veiy ald.v
Ht-v. Mr. Clark. Rpok for over in
hour' on his various ohscrvatlans
and experiences in Hn V M. C. A
service, (ver.-cs and ga.'C his and
ience one of the mo:;t Inler!'
Vid inot pcofltahio e oning lift y
have spent for' a long:tlm".
YOU SAVE . 'Ath WK SFLL FOIl V'AKlI
CUNT'S CLOTHtERY '
; Cliat Van Fleet, Pol.
AUttim Am thio . riii.nc ft
ODD FE.LLOWS ARE :
' GATHERING THIS "
WEEK AT UNION
NOTICE."
As my wife, Jessia Clemens, has left
my bed and board, 1 will not be re
sponsible for'nny debts contracted by
her. WAYNE II. CLEMENS.
0-23-10t,p.
I NEW TODAY:
LOST On the streets of La Grando
Saturday, a pin with imitfuiou
diamond and saphire and enamel
ed leaves forming wreath. Return
to Observer for reward. 6-23-2
I got my Liberty Bonds. Thankf ul-1
ly yours. J. D. lleidenreichv 8-23-lt'
LOiy LaibV black pockotbook, Fri
day. Contains trunk keys and. some
small change. (Please return to Ob
server office. fl-23,3t,p
yourself as otl'ers seo yoQ
wf.h a kodak, Thg light Ib Just
riuht for eaniera work ami Aill of
Uosk, ipcat'emttineinR nd reoita4yor'lclMr84 wxM be !UOllo"u",0
" Iduys. llring us your negatives and
we wIlloRet you tho bwt of resuV
n developing am? printing. I t yoi
you
hirte made mistakes wo wlll'tell you
where you Jiavo erred. -23-2;t
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FAMILY DRUS STORE
1.A SRANOCQRCaON.
LOST Extra two wheels, from a
. ."Maxwell cur between Moss Chap
el 'school house and Milton's gar
age. Kinder return to Observer.
6-23-3tp
LOST Ladies' Swiss wrist watch, be
tween Depot and end of Greenwood.'
j-:23-2t,p
LOST Gun csbo on Kntherine,
Creek Sunday, June 22, Name
FILMS
IN
BEFORE
Brownie
Cameras
$2.13 to $5.7
Prenio
Cameras
$7.00 to $15.
Folding
Pocket
Kodjks
$8.00 to $68
IPRINTSI
OUT
AT
To I 'S
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mmm
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JFord Cars
f e are now takingp orders
for ininietliate delivery ou
new FortK'HiSc )re arc fur
aishing them equipped for
self-starters. All change's'
necessary" are niade and the
car is read for installing
the starter. Call and see our
Sedan with electrical equip
ment a guaranteed success-. 0
Hilton's Garage
i'(Hit" is superior to
any other front lace corset,
for without the VZs7vGg-'
features ha corset can pos
sibly be just as good. It
contains tho master touch of
scientific construction. '
-You do not sacrifice com
fort for style and you do nol
sacrifice stylo for comforl
when you wear
A complete line always on
hand, priced at $3.50 up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
I'hone Red 3221 lies. 1702
Oak Street.
Bargains in ,
USED CARS
FRANKLIN TOURING,
OVERLAND SIX,
MAXWELL,
CHEVROLET,
FORDS,
SAXON, .
- Come in and Look Them Over. .
UNION MOTOR CO.
1312 Jefferson Avenue
&ii1iirfrfuijniteuflaaatf
12 CENTS
out of every dollar col
lected goes to pay our
TAXES
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Si
FRUIT AND PRODUCE,
BERRIES.
The J5erry Season has just opened. We will
handle n large per cent of the Cove crop this season.
We deliver ih La Grande every day. Phone ua
your orders or drop us a line. . -
WEIMER BROS.
Wholesale and Retail Produce Dealers.
Cove, Oregon.
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WANTED
Foliowinjr a thp pro,-ram of the
Fourth Annual Hrshjon flf. the t:nion'
County Diatrit Association 1. O: O. F.
whiiji will r eld.t t'ri'Wt, Otvfon,
June 2'J nd 20:
:3r A. t. ttif wtit at
Kijrh scnool. .
10:H) A. 11 Iiravle from hijjh
school to ?iypaTk. ' .
'Addre.-a of t;i.''M'i(t. M. f. i-
via. savor f ciy of L'ftiu
Re.iaon FoiToat t. Ifullmi.
' Jeaf(t, 4 a. A iroal P..rVc8t.
R. t.
Kttcnao. x,
Ki;. reritation and tGis'itf. t
ill ir "inrirffl " TJ . t a :.tintt- Canon ?n-
'$& aflfle Evening Observed
., Now I1.1O1 out of old ore
1 have nit
w.
If youd
rr!l straw hat wljOit ninjje
It V w Oith Hat Write, (let e ti;-
tle of It at Sllvrthorn's -K'amlly Drill:
store In any eolor that you deslrc"
y'will nave, vou moneT Of) S-l"-"
rAMILV DBUO STORE
Geiser Grand
. - Hotel-
.
. B. 1. Lecli. :.
. BAKER. ORKGOfi
J..kcr' fcest I f c I I - ((jfTi(jrcial ?-n' Yluaflijimr
tr:n; l.'u jrc li(.rht irnple ifcomx; Kuro plan.Qith
hi t'fll in (Jrt'K'Hi rooms witft p ivittu l'jj'lfc 'id
i'iict; hot and rold wal; and iev4'n& in tcO'V
f.MjiS. SuA j ofo two to MX ru&Os Oa-ft
. . .
?A'10j)Slrf:OK
O Mot' Gmvcynti'-e Mo ,AH Train.
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La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Maying and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and'
' ' Fluff Rug'Weaving. .
All Work Called for and nellTered ' CI! AS. EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE BED 13Z
P0PEN DAY AND NIGHT!
J. C. HENRY
" Residence Xlndertakfiig Parlor
FUNEKAJ. DIRECTOR AND LICENSED'
. EMBALMER
'Phone Call Main G2 Dayand Night
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BAKER-LA GRANQE'
AUTO STAGE
e Coviness & Thomas 0
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I.w BalAii Ofin-i m' T.w T.i flranilfl 8'Pfli m
Lv Baker .... 2:00 p. m. Lv La Granofe ...52:00 rm.
Phone Black 141. Leaves From Silver Grill
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