TntTKSDAY, JULY 17. 1910
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DrujStore
The Pnacriptlam Stora.
1 Enthu-
siam
v mrv
Is the dynamic,
force which impels
action and guaran
tees success.
A wide breach ex
ists between the
number of people
who started to save
and those who
started and con-,
tinued.
If you already have
a . Savings Account
don't let another
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LOCAL
9
Will Handle Dig Crop
William Bollona, 0.-W.
superintvndent. with headouartara
LA urun&eb Is n 1'ortlarld this week
attending a general eonforeo-'B of
railway ctffk-iala. . Mr. Bollona says
that all arrangement have been
made by ftio railway companies to
handle tlai 'lamest wheat cron In
the rliatmy of ilhe road. According
to the railway estimates the gross
nuaiber o( bushels will be far great
er limn usual, as the farmers
throughout" the. Eastern 0epou
wheat belt have planted every avail
ably acre In order to get the prlci
made bu:v by government reguhY
tlon. While ha Mr. Bollins will
also visfc. his son, who has recently
returned from overseas. Oregon
Journal.
Professor Visits
Myiron B. Hockenberry, a tormoi
resident of Portland, but now In
structor of sciences at (he Fresno
Junior college, Fresno, Cat., is in the
city, visiting his ipairents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Hockenberry. Mr. Hock
enberry Is connected with the Ore
gon nd Washington Teachers'
agency of Ithis city and will devote
his sunimem vCAtion to looking aftel
Its affsUs in Omegon. Mr. Hocken
berry nras connected with La Grande
schools a few years ago and is wel'
known throughout mis pain 01 in-
county. Oregon Journal.
wety. pass w
adding to in
ithout
Pleaded Not Guilty
Charles Connors, alleged robber
of the Haines bank, yesterday ent-
ed a plea of ndt guilty to the crime
witn wnwn na is cnargca u-ium
Judge Anderson. Connors was in
dicted on the charge by the Inst
grand jury before he was captured,
and his trial, unices he changes his
plea, will Be held ait the next, ncrni
of court. He was not represonteo
by legal advisers. Baker Demoarat
!1
If yoh liave none,
why nt opipi one
now'
uet entnusiasiic
over this matter of
saving sane think
ing will show how
vital it is to you !
United States
National
Bank
La GraMe, Ore.
furred the solemn duty of fornilug
a set of rjolutkms of he death of
oiU- lalo bi oilier, Cluili. t;. aimrra
would leDpoeUully submit the
Bible Class Met V
The Ladies Bible class of the Pre
bytefftan church met yesterday after
noon a)!; -the home of Mrs. O. L. Mc
Dowell, assisted by Mrs. William
Bm'liana.n. About clneteen laJlec
enjoyed the afternoon.
Visitors From Idaho
William aiafath and Bister. Mks
Josephine Spaeth, are visiting theii
brother, Fred " Spaeth and family.
Their home is in Notus, Idaho, rnd
thoy made he journey to La Grande
by motor np.
Warm Wentlicr In Portland
In a letter received this mornln?
from Mis. Vera WattenbenK. she
Slates that the weathtr In Portland,
for 'the lnt, few days has been very
warm, something rather unusua
far Portland.
"I'LLSAT IT IS."
- The best plane to take your car if
It does not worlk Uka. It used to. The
Standard Auto ftrpalr Shop, corner
Adams and Fir. kd.'yCyr. Prop, i
Front t need
'
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WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU" ABE?
It is astonishing how many
s women through lack of atten
1 tion are waring corsets that
giva more mature appear
; ance to thafirura than if
fhould Rive, and coniequent
f they appear o be five or
ten years older than they are.
o
; It ii poasibla to readily Im-
prove that condition If yott
will t9me tour corset de
partment and ret a trial fit-
O ting of the MOlET ftont
. laced corset
O
Pauline Lederle
Itnvnl Xclclilmrs .Met
The -called meeting of he- Royal
Neighbors, met yesterday afternoon
alt the homo of Mrs. Ralph Wallace
nt 21 lis Oak street. There was- 0
good attendance.
Itotuiiis to Pendleton
Toiu Murphy left this morning In
his Ford for his home In Pendleton
after visiting at the home of Al An
drew's for the pa few days, -to t
ten" the Rainbow convention.
Mam HomCNtead Kntrlri
Md-e than the usual number of
homcsteiad filings are being made "I
both the La Grande and Vale U. S
land offices. Baker Democrat.
h'loyd McKennnon Home
Floyd McKcnnon returned home
Hlila morning on No. 6, from a bus
Iness trp o Portiand.
A. It. Cherry Sells House
A. B. Cherry, living at 1102 Penn-
sylftvnta avenue, of this city, Com
pleted the sale of his house to Mr
Harned cf this cliy.
H. A. Harden tHrouh the Geo
H. Currey real estato agency has
purchased the betuutiful home of A
B. Cherry, nine corner of Fifth and
Pennsylvania avonue and will take
possession the first of the month.
MlHxion Hand Met
The Mission Band of the Pieshy
terlnn Sunday school met yesterda
at the home of Mrs. A. 8.- Anderson
of 607 Adms avenue. There was h
good attendance.
Here from Wallow a
Bruce Cox. a well known tiavel
ling man. -was a visitor In La Grand'
today. ,
lowing
Whereon, The iif.at Supremo Rnl
for of thiOUnivoive hafc, in his Inflnty
wisdom removed from ouir nuuai,
iBkn wortliy and 1 esteemed brothor,
f has. K. Andrews, and Whereas, his
long'Yiiid falthOil mejiibeashlp Iff lliisi
society ntakes It eminently bcnt!ng
that wo roArd ouV mpprociaition oP,
him, thorfu e, be It
That the Midden
broitlttr frjnl ninoliK
a vacimPy n .a s
oc)ly realized
In i e JiutJ friends of
. RraolTtd. "Chat
Hrntliy h the bei
the decejsou, wo,
tlurt'eiveul so grout
i-y bo oivuiea t
gs well.
just tribute
rotlior that we
drape our hairtor in mourning ior
thirty daysi Furtlitinioro, be it
RoHoivcdi Thwtja copy o-T those
resolutions V' hpread upon the irec
onls of tlitsorKaniaatlon. si copy
printed in tho Trtral paper, and a copy
fomvr.rdort to the beteaved Bistor.
L1.7.1K HAWARTH.
AIUK GROUT.
JANG SNOOK. .
Comniiuiee.
who doetli all things
. KejolveA Tlinit tis
to our deiii'toil ire
resolved:
remprul
uiliiildt
Ifnlow an
tlj mrgln
.villi M
ied liar-
L'xpro-w Jbu
a o
for EiWd
of. our
leaves
lit will
A Ineni-.Ration.
sym-
ivos ot
hope
us all
by Him
s, ...... M
roi- - . n
Garr Furniture 1
ij
o , AUIIlUcUlY
ill ' 0 ' ffil
II IHirniturc will be scarcer this fall thau
at any time since the war started, and there 19
I is no prospect of any iinnjcdiato change for
the butter in the market.
Gone to KlKin
' Miss Tilly Hiir left Hils mernlng
for Klein. Oregon, to wttend funer
al of th late Mrs. Wllllitm Fine.
Mlp.-loni.rr Sik-Wj to Meet
The Women's Missionary Hocleiy
of the Presbyterian chiirch wlr
niee at the home of Mrs. W. 8
Snook, 1505 M avenue, on Friday a
tcitioon at 2:3W o'clock.
Gone to Cove
Judge J. W. Knowlea snd f 'liil'y
.aitoM-it t Cove this morning ti
nd the day atthe Cheny i'r,
Dr M'oMillan, Dentist, returned.
(khico Portland.
OM rt Irene O'ConncH left last n gh
for Portland, ft spend her Ration
She will be gone about two wcf-
i NEW TODAY
.m.m
e (In
rlvN
Most ntitiiielive lino of nild-aum-
When costumers have busied them-
selves fur weeks turning out numbers
of beautiful and graceful afternoon
frocks they come to a place where
they take time to explore occasional
by-paths of fancy. Then we ore treat
ed to a few odd and sometimes amus
ing Ideas In frocks of varieties quite
different from those that have gone be
fore. The late arrivals lend spice to
the styles nnd sometimes prove to be
the forerunners of new models. After
a survey of this season's afternoon
frocks the two models pictured here
are more than likely to be pronounced
odd," -but KMt "10 concession that
they arc pleuslng.
Satin and georgette were mude for
euch other und Join forces in the
qunlnt-looklng frock on the figure lit
the left of the pleture. A plnlu siilln
skirt is the foundation for n short, full
tunic of georgette, which in turn sup
ports three bands of natln. In the
bodice the order is reversed nnd the
crepe provides the under portion nml
furnishes tho long sleeves. The
hort-sleevefl ni-nwint wnlit worn
llusint-.sH is lti'ported Gooo:
L. M. Jensen, malinger of Hie
Ciramle Rondo if.iinber coimpainy's
branch establishment In La Grande,
ropO'ts that business In his lino in
good. Mr. Jensen lies added coal to
his line of fuel and for tho handling
of tills business scales are being
lnstll'fd at the orfico. A spur fiom
tho inain line has al.io been cstab
llshed to facilitalo Iho delivery of
building material and otliu
plies lwndled by his company
over It has a double row oi small,
round, sstln-covered buttons down the
front, set very close together. All Its
edges are piped with satin-covered
cord. This frock must stand or full
on Its own merits, as it has nothing In
tho way of precedent to leau upon In
the season's showings.
Tho dress nt the right starts out
with a plain skirt of sntln and finishes
up with a very short tunic nnd bodice
of the sumo material. For once geor
gette rrope plnys no part In the story.
The tunic Is shorter nt tho left side
than nt the right and manages to
make place for three hands of satin
nnd also contrives to look frivolous.
A full bodice and wide, erui-hed girdle
lend such n flavor of yonlhfiiliiess to
this frock that Its frivolity Is taken ns
a matter of course, nnd the deep (lur
ing cuffs thnt finish the sleeves prove
so unexpected ns to be amusing.
mor hats Just
ably liilied. A
(l ock half prlc
eiy.
a good pnicu. Ho pun-lint d p;npe--ty
In town mid bougns- fniu unit
and a cur of woven wuo to fence tin
rn.ncli. Ho loft early one mririiln;:
nnd it was reported that he had been
caiptiired at llurislng'ton.
The thieves who stole u nap In La
Grande and 'iohbed two stores in
Union wfro cav'ured near North
Powder by L-e War nick, Klienlff. Tim
men iweire l ought to town whore
sup-;iihey were searched and nearly all
tho stolen goods found. They were
taken to Lai Ci-ando where they
II be held In tho j.ill to await thCj-
Vory reason-
ills previously In
Grande Miinn-7-n-3t.
Ft) It SAI.K 15 aero tiact close In.
Splendid buildings, wind mill,
fruit house, Ithreo uercs in orchard,
balance grain und atfnlfa. On'ei of
the hiiaiilirul homo places - near
I,u Giiamle. for $B500. BECtllllTY
1.AN1J t SAVINGS CO.. 7-17-al ,
1IAY FOR' SALE Will havo some
r.inn wheat and iwlld oat hay for
sain about three, miles from town
Prefer to sell in (lie b hork. Thern ,
will bo fl.oiu fitly to sovenly-flve
tons and want to soil It all tngclh
nr. Will mil soil In single umiai
Uuil Main Mi. o: write box 004.
T-17-at
Well at Talmer Mill.
Owing to the bad condition of the . trial.
city water, the Palmer null author!-1 -Miss lloilio Ui.aliaiu who was li
lies have started work on a well itf.me minor hospital tor a tew (lays lor
sunnlv the mill men. It was begun slight operation oumo homo lust
yesterday and 'is well under way to
dnv. If a few of these wells were
dug it would relieve the situation im
menscly, j. '
. .i
week.
C. J. Forsst'ioin and family. Ivl
. Forsstiom and family, Jim WIIikiii
nnd family, Frank Mercer said ftfi.in-
Uy uro cauipiiig on Anthony for soni
,l.,..a Thn. at .l..nl., tn i,.l,
Going to Seattle. j . vl . .. . , , .,
Jack McCarthy and Arthur Ash ,.,.. , ,..,r A ,.,.
leave tonight for Seattle, to be ponci,nl, Uol,Tt iilllae'B ond family are
till the last of the week. They will1 , . Cathorlna Oieel-.
take a stock train down..
Hoturncd From Portland
Mrs Krma Miu tin returned yes
terday morning from Portland after ! tlir oiikIi North
a two week s
thut city.
visit with -friends in
for few days and then go over to
Cove and pick cherries during the
picking season.
Gcorgo Goodtirood und wife passed
owtler on their way
home from Baker to Union. They
spent the 4th in Baker and repm't
good time.
Will Huddlcton bought 140 crates
of chenleli from a man from K-ikIs
valley tho other diay.
C. J. Law went over II o Sparta to
fix up a combine for parties iu thai
section.
John Cilkensen has gono out- to
tho mines to bo gono for sometime.
ClwiB Johnson, Jr., is i nonie af
tor service In the army. Tho youn
man rs glad to be at home oneii mor-;.
Doe Leo aiid family are takliu: u
arrived in the ten days vacation at Wallowa Luke.
city this morning from Baker to visit j Mrs. Lee's brother came after -.ho
.u , .!. family In hi car ind they a o plan-
Visitors From Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones arrived
in the city last night from Portland,
to visit at the Joe Jones home for
few days.
Klgln Victors Hits .
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Mays were
guests of Mr. snd Mrs. R. L. Poaii-cb
of thh city. They motmcd over.
Here From Baker.
Misi Gladys. Komig
AUTO KXCHANGK Tho best In
F.nslcrn Oregon. Two good cars,
byclcl.-s, inoloi- cycles, aJI kinds of
equipment, doing big hiinincss In
sfu'onil bund cars, buidndis already
UKtahllulied, field unliniMed. Price
$1751). Get busy now ir you wan'
a well ortialilialu-il, paying propo
sition. SECURITY LAND & EX
CHANGE CO. t -- 7-1731
FOR SALE Nearly now 6-pnssen-ger
car. Muni bo sold by Fiiiduy
ovenlng
Call Black 781. 7-15-3p
FOR SALE 11104 1st., modorn bun
gulow, fivo rooms, Hleeplng porch.
Full cement banement wllli fur
niico. All city Improvement!! paid.
Call or willn Becker Bros-, Fann
ers pnoiie, Cove. 7-175tp.
FOR SALE Nearly now louring
rr, has been nun less thau. 2000
lulleB. limy be seen all 1510 J u rf ar
son street. This car must bo sold
at once, owner leaving town.
Phono Black 781. 7-17-ltp
FOR SALE Nearly nw 5-passcn
gcr car. Miwt be sold by Fniday
ovcnlng. Call Black 781. 7-15-3p
WANTED To buy a
cow. Call lied 332.
fresh mileli
7-lli-31p
mm
SI
with friends.
Leaves For Idaho.
Miss Lorainc Staley leaves lon'ght
for Twin l-nlls, Idaho, to visit with
friends and relatives for about ten
days.
Here From Pendleton. .
Mrs. J. Hartshorn arrivrd. in the
city this morning from Pendleton.
FINK CUTS HI SITU
UP RT
nlng h go- I lime.
Hob Sli itv and wife ha.e boiiglu 3
f.irni ne w- H; nla llosa, C.ii . wlitre
t'y mill make their fill it home.
Mr. and Mis. 0. It- Tii;l. ?!
North Powder visitors on SaMinlay
They now live in Baker and u.ic plan
nlng to move to California in Hie
near future.
if
3 a
FILMS
IN
BEfOflfJ
KM
Browr
Camer
$?l13 to !
Prcr
Came
$7.0(
Folding
Pocket Koddks
$8.00 to $68
85.75
OO
las
16 S15.
PRINTS
OUT
AT
Observer aflvnrtlslng pya.
lXY PIXIPI.E V (AMPIV'i
Tltll' H VVIMi flMSIILK AMI
nop ih MiiiAyr sage HL
7-11-6L o.slOASD.N' IS OPEN
north powio:t. Jiiy 1
(Spech.ll North Powder ciijny-d
Qsoiim Itement wl-en CT 'was founi'
l-fl For Portland.
W. R. Collier left a couiQ ofOays
teo for Sortla to trnsr uumuu
s V r O
that a lOin r-""si-nliiig bliuself to q
be a mn of money o-d giving lt: 1
natQ anrcoi ge Moore was a faki: I
He bousia iQ-icb0! Q'.lcli he palpV
La Grand
. n -
1LOIK THAT WILL MAhg
a pie,le this must lc good.
Voiowill find that our BLUE
STEM, flour is just what ou
yant. It mixiO well, ncs, 10
O as ly kncadiol and bakes fine,
Prr.. l.:....n ,.r ri,-l, nit, crui.
' ' "
Milling Co.
Priiftioally every iiianiifat'turer, both east
. aiilwest, is sold up far beyond capacity for
the he'xt year. ... t
stock is
a furthe
iiue to buy is right how, while our
ilete and before the prices take
TheV
-niiii
iidvanee.
ii- hi. i
tVur si
t sirli
1. L
lieiiiein
spot cash a
' iilan inakes
.niakt! purthi
you money-
do not ask you to pay the
lore. Our partial payment
pie and easy for you to
id buviny; now. will s"ve
u4
use I our ireoii ai
v,arr s
V
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MONUMENTS
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BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE & GRANITE CO:
Mounment Makers of Quality, . K
1502 S Ave., La Grande, Oregon. '
ARCADE
FRIDAY
-SATURDAY
10,000,000
Lout
n K. Brady ttmtt
M M.AlCOttft r.mout btort. .
warn women
TODAY ONLY-
..Q.P.
SlIIUI-KY MAKOX AND KWN'KSToTKL'AX
In o o
"GOOD BYE BILL."
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