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- TUESDAY, JULY j, 1919
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. kie(jK4lliiK Ajiplo Leaf Itollor .
LOroy Chlldn, W he Hood River
. Binnch L'cperhucnt Station and 11
' B. FirUon, ot Mie O. a'. C.nren in
iown yesterday af ternoon and "in a. e
a trip out to Imbler to look Julio tin.
lrle leaf r011i(r hero tills your. The
roller ieemis to Jw not quite as. bad,
this year a3 ir f,ormer seasons,. abd
the Inipi-ovejnont is cnedlu-d by
niany of the Imbler people .to the
pneenoa of no,w bpeclcs of bug thai
IS said to be devouring thq roller
Colonies of the Insects, jt Is said,
make (heir 'homo in one tree until
they fcavw ejbauated 'the food supply
aiovided by the roller.- and then
thfey lake up their habitat in anoth
er -tree. Messiu Chllds and Fulton
returned west laut night. . t
Member of 14Uth V. A. Here
. Jim Bowler, arrived 1n the elty
.this morning on No. 6, to be itihe
guest of liis sistiej, Mrs. A. C. Hamp
ton, of this city. Mr. Bowler Just
received his dlischarge from the
14tWh Field Arttlleiy, which recent
ly returnied from overseas Before
his enlistment in the army, Mr.
Bowler was conncolod with the First
National Bank df Pcndlulon. Ho ex
pects to return to Pendleton in a
short time.
West. Point (j!iitdiutc Here
; 'Lieutenant Kills Williamson, ac
companied by his liister, Miss Naomi
. Wlltinmson, will le;ivo this evening
for Nriw York. Urutcnunt William
spn, who has been visUing his pair
entw here for tho past uvro weeks,
will join his company classmates be
fore going on a two months' in
Htiuction it-rip to Franco. Miss Wil
liamson, will remain in New York
for the next six weeks to tako ui:
summer school work. j
Home From Auto Trip
Mr. and Mas. HuMiian Seigrlsi
and son. Ken, and .Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Scigrist and daughter, Julia,
totu-uend honio u fiw days ago from
an auto trip o rortlmnd. They re-
. port a vot" . enjoyable .time, exe'ept
for a minor accident Which occurod
. whilte backing out of a garage in
Portland, which dojwyed Itho party
a: couple of days.
Miss Palmer Takes Xew Position
Miss Caiiolyn Palimy, has accepted
a position an olerk in the account
ing department; with the Georgo
Polluter Lumber Company. Miss Pal
mer is filling the vacancy made by
Mrs. Ricliand Cleycomb, who Ba
gone away on lier vacation.
Wouniled Mnrino Herri
Fred Knants, of the U. S. Marino
Coips. left this morning on No. 6
for one yfears' service overseas. He I
from North Pdwder. Mr. Knauts was
also wee-ring a wound Btripr, which
he la entlttded to wear, having been
wounded by a pieoe of shrapnel.
Collier ItcprehOntiillve Hero
".'"Barney" Cronncn, a, reprcsenltu
five iif CollleB Magazine, is in the
dUy looking after hl Interests
heiie. Mr. Cronnlen Is well known in
the newspaper ficidt hsviog been
connected wUh that work for ft num
ber of years.
Camping Season Opens
DcBtte Corfdit and nor two cous
ins, Florence and K.itheryn l.arhen
m'yer, of Illinois. Trill leave this ev
ening for a two 'weeks' camping (trip
to Will Condit's . .meadow, . about
fourteen nvilee' np the, river.
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''THE HELL HOUND OF
ALASKA,"
With Win! V Hart."
FILMS
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Brownie
Camera
8.13tov$5.ff
$?.00 to $i5.
Folding ,,
Pocke? 0
Kodaks
$8.00cto $68
O. A. ('. Htiidcnt Here
MiHB Bossla McC:0 Presoott,
Washington, 1s visiting at it he homes
of Dr. Ruy and Lester Murphy of
this cltJ Miss McCun has bAn ato
lending the Oregon Agricultural
College the part yoaj.
po 2i o o
Vlsltlngit Pendleton
Mi. L. F. eCondlt and 9rs. vM
A. Lachonnieyer lt?t this morning
tittj lvndleton to tuicnd tlw day
viBin9 with 'ifrlSids.
Spokane, CL'oeur d'Alcne ami Walla
Walla during their journey.
E. d. Wllev. representative for
the Ji'orth V,iwder Hiem, wus inrthe
city yeSterday on business.
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Mu Crt ilUDLilly arrived on No. t
fllilu liioinliig, ttvisiter parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 6. L.eLllv of thU city
Miss Lilly has beM bvlding a posi
tion 411 l:tland for the
monfhs.
Itetuined Vale
Mi A, W. Nelson and children,
Miss Lois and Muste( RussolluNel-
son-, deturnefV this morning on No.
17 from a two wveek's Wsit with
Miu. Nelsorus Bister, Mr. Gtorge
Huntlngtoe Currey of that ptnee.
ew Postal Aslstunt .
Miss Edith Braug, daugltter of
rctnister B. E. Bragg, has receiv
ed her anointment as general deliv
ery crerk. Miss Biasg takes up Iter
new duties today.
HomA from Ilnntbm a
Mr. and Mis. Bi'no.t Wcltklns, and
daugltter, Mary Helen, murnd to
day from Baqdon,. Ore., where they
hittl been visiting Mr. .Watklus
parents. '
Hn, WU1 Vogel and-daughter, Bet
ty, left Sunday evening for New York
and New IOndon, Conn., to spend the
summer. Mr. S. B. Ryan -and Miss
Esther Ryan, mother and sister of
Mrs. Vogel; will return with tfiem and
expect to make this state their heme-
O. f. Brandt, shoe salesman with the
J. C. Penney Company, arrived home
.this morning on No. 17, from' Salt
Lake, where he has been for the past
two weeks looking after business mat
ters there.'
Mr. and Mrs. "Ernest Watkins uml
baby daughter, Mary Helen, arrived
home this morning from Bandon,
where they had been visiting friends
and relatives for the past two weeks.
Mfss Elhlcl Wright was a local
visitor In Elgin last Sunday. While
there, fit, a waa n guest of Br. and
Mrs. Veins, formerly of this oity.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rhinehart left
this morning on a two weeks' auto trip
through Washington. They will visit
Arthur Sanborn, left oil No. 6
ithto morning for Ikiker to transact
business. Ho will -rotum in time to
help with th'i big J.clnition which
Hi to bo staged hero on the, 4 th.
past few
Cl.ttidu E. &0x, of Bake was a
business visitor in La-Gunndo toiCXy.
oMling itethe V. S. f,Land Ofrice Vgi
eUi'iiAMo inaltoie in clfflWUon wgh
a hoiiio-jtecd entry.
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."Mrs. StoddarA, acconionied
by her sister. Miss Hden 1omas,are
turned this miS ning after a ftyo weeks'
visit in Salt Lake City "with friend
and relutives.
Miss Dorothy Casey left this after
noon for fmbler', where she will on
the gust of Miss Jean Tuttle over the
weekend.
Miss Marcellit Berrx arrivfd home
this
with
morning after a three weeks' visit
Ji-iends and relatives in Portland.
Mrs. .Guy Byrkft and son, Palmer,
left yesterday morning for IWnllowa
Lake to spend the week.
E. Izatt and son, Lloyd, of Sumpter,
wore visitors at the George Stoddard
home yesterday.
Rnlph Root arrived this morning on
No. 17 to spend the day with rela
tives.' lie is located in Huntington.
Claurnce Newlln arrived In tho
city a few doys ago, to visit with
friends and rololtives.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the Christian church tonight.. Thia is
going to be good. Adv.
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Harold Indley
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:t-2ml Men Home Todav
O Train No. 4 thU liim-nniiF lii-niiL'-lil
home sevsral rvitil men who had
Ix-nn overseas with the 322nd rogi
O'h 'or over a year. Theyla wer
Caiiltirdo Buccinl, of ConipaOr, J
L. Cooper, Evans Urn mm, Frank 8
AAii instrong, all of Lai Uiande, and K
1 . . 1 1 1 ' I I v 1.1,1" i B . IU 1 . ,
Crune. of Troy. Theso oovs ell Inft
9.n Oinndo together, Otimnsferi'iiii: A WANT AD wm do It.
iroin Lamp u.ois to uanip'Keuriiey'a,,, -...
aam gnus geuuig owrstjui ancad M j
U.nX OL MIO UltQf Wlll WllUIII iiiuv
enlisted. They went over the top
twice, and all have rutin ued houitf
fiife and 1iJ!. 'ftivy have been io
gotheCj eve.' since a-hoir unllstifienl.
'off days :UHl8.
wtirnoJO this
alter spending
PAfdor lteturus From Convention 9
R. K. Coker, -p.Oitor o ittie, Chiis
tiais church In yvln ctty, returned
from Milton, Ore.,' wluHe he Irad
been attending thin nunuiil conven
tion of the C-lM'ttflfan eltfut-hn Eumt
orn Oi-egon. Mr. Coker retorts a
vary flno convent'ioif all atlmoiiKh.
AMVmls Jliller' Mecllng '
E. E. Kdddlo relluiiicd this morn
ing fr6nu Seutrto, wliero he stttended
a wetlng ot the Northwestern Mil
lers.' Mr. Kiddle deports a very iiitei-:
eH'.'lng.onvcnllon. Mr. 'Kiddle, who
recently tuttonded a conference with
Julifls Barnes (n NVvw ork, gave a
roport of this convention.
. Mark Phy, motored ovor today
from Hot Lukie. to tipend the'day. '
Mr. . and PVnil Bplilman nr?
recoiving congintulations today on
the arrival, of an eight pound sou.
Both mother and son are dolnp
nioely.
Oieorgo Komcda, of tho Elk's Club,
will leave this jevenlirg for Spokano
to friends..
;NEWTDDAyi
FOR SAI.E-Sixl
. sale. Call Karr
sn-inch wood for
22x5. 7-1-Ut
One acV and nearly new fbur-rooi
house, wiHi full basement; water
riglit ind olV'r improvements. Prop'
erty just outsule of city limits. A
splendid buy uPf to58; -iimall payment
and.termj to siiiturclia,ser".
Six ncro tract, oslsideV city lim
its: old house and bmrn. rttnnintr wa
tery nearly all of this iVeyleiulicl soil.
A siilendid place for a .home vhei
ono cirflhf keep two or three cows,
.raise chickciui and vegetables, and
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it wupt'r-iH'uiuro, .
ELL HOUND OF
ALASKA,"
With Win. S. Hart. .
"THE H
make money. Tb,ls placo is very rea
sonable, anrVcan give terms.
OtoQf tl!, best farms in Lower
Cove; well inipVivsil, three miles from
railroad statynXoivQ good road: all
the crops would Vol with it if taken
now. SECURlYll LAND SAV
INGS cotIPany. 0 D M-at
sets of harness. A.
vl-'irst streot.
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FOB SALE Or will trade for I'ordL
or other good car, five heavy work
houses, two heavy wagons and tvo
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E. Rutter, 102
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.ound of Alaska"
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Thos. II. Inee.
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Hill tnml d'Hichticr,
Prpeoto yotir ftu-e, and ha yout
jh Hiiro ntk doiio In tbo Modorn
Dark Hooiu. ut 8ilvortliorn'a Family
UriiK Store. One day service In th$
developing and tiilnting of your
noucatdvos. 6-27-tf
FAMILY DRUa STORK
l A SBANOCOHtaON.
U'n,l unia r-Ailvnrl tnflnV nf tho
Heath of Mi-s. Hamilton, of Medfotd.
Oitogou, inkMher of B. C. Hamilton of
this city. Both Mr. 5nd Mrs. B. C.
lliuuilton har.e been in Mcdfnrd to I
be at the bedside at the Mm of her
dctah La Grande people oxtend their
denp-st syiupathy to the Hamilton
family. '
HIPPODROMp
VAUDEVILLE il-i
TOMORROW
WITHERS & RANDOLPH "The Gambling
Jesteirs." '
BUD ARMSTRONG
JACK & DORA . "
"Song Impersonator.'
:ie Vamp."
OUTiNO PICTURES
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ELECTRO & CO. "Tlw Human Dynamo."
COJME1JY
OKCI1E
TONIGHT
Enid Bennett
In
VTUSS FEATHERS,,;
Hear
Billy
Sunday,
July 4th
La Grande
aru-btu
Sodes-you
fif See
w-tiP Victory
JNwwi''x'5 Parade
Vi'y July 4th
(!lAXn.l'j UOXDE C11AIJTAUQUA
July 4th to K
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'An Unparalleled OpportiinitV i
' . in Oil'Stdves-
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. ToVloso out our stock, we are ol'fVr
ins the following exceedingly low pric
es on Oil Stoves:
3-HurniT Detroit Vapor, 'regular pru-o
sfG.OO; Closing Out Price .... $19.0(1
3-liurneY Detroit Vapor, with oven, reg
ular price flfi.W); losing Out Price
. , ...-L,. '$34.50
3-Hurner Itlue FlainV slightly used, reg
ular price $2:'0; VUk'rng Out Price, $15
2-Hurner, Blue Plailie, new, regJilar
' price if-'OVClosnigOu Price ...$l.r)
AVe will sell- aim of these exceptional,
values on. our regular '
Easy Payment Plan
Use Your Credit at
CARR FURNITURE CO.
Tru-Blu--JicYCr;,cker
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Tru Blu "Wellington,
Tru BluVhoc de Luxt
Tru Bill Paramount
lru uiii L(!oiu Lreaii
Tru Blu bio Uibhoii
'""Wafers, alitl"
Tru Bin, the
; for you.
Let Tru Blu 1
Baker.
WllYf
Oregon made an
taKe lust prize
your table AVc ivc.
oniincnd Tru Blu, the
(Quality Line, at
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"THE CRACKERS FOR YOU"
Hug's Modern Grocery
"A Store of Quality and Good Service."
Free Delivery.
Phone Main 35.. :: :: :: Farmers 451
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Eats. '
ii' dcliyry leaves every
morning at 1::!0. T'lmo
your 'order, early deliv
ery ul 10::iO ea.1i day:
IV e have a compile lit
if X'ruits, Veetalile.-i ainf
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Of Ihc Crest Pacific NorthwesJ Arc MsdeEspscUUr AttrKUreThls Ssmmtr by Oto
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Offered br lh " , , . . ',
United States Railroad Administration ;
Plan your vtrjlion to viiit one or mra of lhnn,
hr th iiyt are he9rful and the nighta bring '
refreshing tleep. .
Olf Oftn n '" wftmeistiBjc light lu
Y , Y1" ivi((orling uiUaden air and
the ipLun of 1U turfotemper your ervt, irddfn '
your blood, whetjrouP appetite, restore your waited
energy, bring new ira yd health. . .
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CITY GROCERY 'S
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fcfc. tMtig- Jr. r"fjli:.l, .tp aiui fr-t M rm am
erriUJ -.t)i. KlMf rbtM4M f4 mm4 telaf mU .U yr hi, .
Cbm0You Retut Sucji a Qiallenge!
Atk th. ttrktt aiMl U pUn rmr lrp. He will Wll y-V
imt hM th Ur u. .imI rm th.r Kalpf.1 kinU. (t U Oi
f tk. UHtJ Ruui lUiImd Admlvtttraiion to -tn4 mry pouiklft
trf in m.Mlnr w.tio tl mntranlnt and mutyt xm Ida fhtx
Th NUfil Parks Iwvt all kMm ftMllr tmprm4 mni wm
appMlinf u lhr if. nw. UlMtraM b-oklaU r"t
HtinaU nrorMlJR of thv d.ilfhU miU at4n ka. bwtft Him4
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Awk the ttnl for brnulilully ilhiHirHtrd fohliT giving complete In tor mat ion
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