La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1922, Image 2

?XfiK TWO
L'A OTJANDTC TCTTCNTNO OP.STCTtVTTC
. V..i1incs('
Here, Men Is
Good News
Wo are Offering a
BIG CLEAN UP
' On Mcln's Shoes
On Sale at ;
' $4.CiO, S5.00, $6.00
Tiw. .ahnos we lire nfforliiK on snlo
limn- pi'lcos represent ail Rood styles
in tiulli black mill brown mill practically
all size's represented Hi the entire lulu.
Vj, , I 4 'it
' A n.'-"M
to? , Ut . . - Auvytt"
at 1. -: 4 1
Kuril niul every piir is well worth two or throe tlmns Hie price asked n nil nur reason for
.,fr..rlnith-in nt these prli-Ku In Hint wt aru dlsinnilnuInK ull linen of men's shoes lint the J. J'.
UiiiVth line The shoos on sale '"'6 '""" """ln uy K"'"' reliable rirniH hiipIi as Ihn Ilostonlan and
til,, Nimn & Uui-li Klines. None better made ami thu styles in e excellent..
11 will ray you ti look tlieso shoes over nud see tor yourself Hie bivIiik lo tin made ami
aiiticlmiio your needs l.y huyliiK two or three pair.
HILL'S DEPT STORE
IDLENESS STILL
ON IN ODESSA
Itnries fur tho mal-.init of cloth pio-
iducls, nails, fflitlPiit, machinery, irlas
jshnes, paints and varnish, cork, lin-
l,.l,.l.n, uml arnwltt. Iillt VUlltlt. dccnV-
ina buildings are all that i left I"' J
rerun tnat time.
.. t1lr Aoelnlil t'rru)
HDKSSA, May lo I h.J
amount or
before
i'i:iii i:(T iwimox
Iowa School District
. (Special to Tht Observer)
IOWA UlSTitU. f, !Wuy II.-A very
pli-asaiu' surprise was (jivin (ji.ililni.i
livnns on Snuudiiy afternoon wlu-n a
small company of olil friends ami
neighbors called at hir home to help
celebrate hi-r 7ith birthday wiih her.
Those in attfiitlaiue wt-it- Mm. I.. K
Ktunlvy and n, Dnlo, Mm. Jami!.t
Btnnlt-y, Mis. J)!p.i ks, Mm. J. 15. Hulne,
vaat
lei-onttrutilio.i neci-i-..i v
ItuKitiii can resume h''r ulace
as a iiroiluiine nation N tvnlf;t. in I"
Odi-Ksa, where more than HO hi., f,.. feri-ed.'
toi-ie are rounding out their .second
year of idleness.
While (he Communists appear to h"
"coming; to their senyes," us one ob
server expressed it, the bitter CL-onom-ii-
lesson of the past four years has
lert Its imprint on the industrial Kus-
siu oi old. Hero are to be seen munv
powei-ful examples of how easy it is
todeslroy and how difficult it will
be to build un.
Odessa once boosted two huire suz-
ar refinene,. Together they employ-
.i u iu.uuu persons, but today
they ure idle urrj almost in rnino A n-
other 2,000 men -were employed in the
oik- rope manufacturing- plant on the
u kii- oi tne city. The factory
..... u w piucucuily rebuilt be
fore it can be opened aKain. The brick
making industry had 20 factories in
and near hero in pre-war days, but ull
ot them are falling to pieces.
There were once three shipbuilding
plants, the lurest employing- 8,0110
men and turning out vessels of :i 0011
tons and more. The Soviet govern
meat now operates it, ut one-eijrhth
have not been operated since 1917, and
a i-rench factory for making roil
phosphates shares the same Cue i.
ion required eiirht bir .,l,,. 1..
', ' V-"..V":. .'V ' ,te h caujrht in the Black Sea The
.ins. jeirj, nus. nup, i.nin, .-.inning , jui . .3uu.... ...... ,u mm tnere but the factori
and daughter, Ruth, "(Jiundpa" and .Mr. and Mis. J. E. Reynolds " j long ago ceased to funtion.
tirnnilnia" r.vans, sirs.i tampm.-i iniiu giumiMJii oi i.u u.u.n.u ... lw jewt.,.y fuc01j, nnv
LONDON The t-urront Issue of;
the Church Times contains Ihls ad
veitlsenient: "A sense of humor,
proportion and refinement wanted
assistant priest, lluciieior pre-
and daughter, Lena, and sons, George
and Alvin.
Cleo Kvans spent Sunday afternoon
visiting with Lena Campbel
Mrs. lloyt an;l Mrs. Snider made
the acquaintane of the new little girl
at the Williams home the past wec-lc-She
has been mimed Ruby Lena.
Mr. Kosey made an early morning
business trip to La (Irande Thuisday.
Mr. Williams called on Mr. Salis-
SPEGAL
PRICES on Tires, Tubes,
Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chains.
Over stocked and! musjb move
them We want vour repair
business on any make of car.
Our Guarantee is what you
need on your repair work
Home of the Chevrolet and
Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
btl-i
La Grande were
business vi. -'i tors m this district one t.iOS(1(i r,... KpV...i ,. . . ..
.1.... ti,;.. .... ..b . . ------- , an n.ivf ioi-ee
?. ., i.i. 'P'lo's rr muking vegetable oils and
: .Mrs. Williams recently received the lwo ,. wh,. ,JU. ... " ' u 1
sad news of ,he death of her moth, lin m(m, nt. . '
.. i .....in. iiit? miiif-
been
in moi-e m-osnermw ,r..i.a ti... i.
,mg on ugar and grain bags was a
Eva hig im,U!,tr' he,. employing thous-
.,i persons. iiessu also had fnc-
An Expert
Writes:
"l used to be called
a poor cook, and
never pretended to
bake a cake worthy
of pr.aise, but now
I am called the
champion cake baker
of my community,
thanks to the Royal
' Baking Powder."
Mr.R.W.P.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
Contain No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taste
Stnd for Ntw Royal Cook Book
f'jFREE. Royal Baking Pow-dorCo,126WllUniSt,NewYork
I Jimaim'.-Wli.'ll ' 1
SEE THE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED
PERIOD MODEL BRUNSWICKS
Quoef, Anno, at t m
tvatioi-a, nt J. M)
Camliruls at i-,7-,(n
Oxford Kicctvi.-, at r;;-;;;;" ,Tm
And All l'priKhfMitli'ls Ironi t(-).)() u l
A1-
Eastern Oregon Music
Company
A small payment down will send one to your home
i i juv j; i j i i' """'
in Canada. She had
health for some time.
George Evans and' daughter,
were La Grande shoppers Saturday. . I
. The pupils of the district school , - - -
enjoyed the eighth month examina-i Charter No. 9314. - . Reserve District No. 12
lions the past wek. They aru look-j 'REPORT OP CONDITION OP THK .
""?, f,."?T:! 'V1.1' "."I! V.'i'ni UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
come in one more month.
Lumbago,
i This Is n rheumatism of Hie nuis
.eles of Hie back. It comes on sud
denly and is quite paiiirul. Every
I tuoveuiunt aggravates r.ie disease.
Go to bed, keep ijulle and have
(UiainberlaiirK Llnliiient applied and
-a quick recovery niay.be expected.
Mrs. K. J. Dunn, lli-ockiiioit, N. Y.,
I writes: "I can honestly say I lint
j Chamberlain's Liniment cured me
of liimbaga u year ago last buui-
mer. When i began using It,
I was flti t oh my back In bed and
could not turn lo the left or right.
I I had a bottle of Chamberlain's
I Liniment In the house and this was
applied to my buck. It promptly
drove away tho pains and aches.''
Adv.
047,293.03
ioo.oon.oo
08,100.00
ILUL JgaSJPB'H.-lgMC
ti
GILLETT RAZOR f
$1.00 1
AUTOSTROP RAZOR
$1.00
EVER READY RAZOR
$1.00
RAZORS, RAZORS, RAZORS,
Hint's wlmt von will snv when vmi see e'lir disphiK- wiiulnw. Tnlvc ;i1
;vmit;i.i;t' ()' llicsc wniidcrfiil RAZORS NOW AT 1.00.
PUTMANS DRUG STORE
. The Rexall Store
tin WUUU M
12fi,71.".2.1
2,24fi.!l0
itit'vimi wi
0yJ?noricafs HomeShoeMish
m THE ECONOMICAL POLISH FOR ALL SHOES.
SHINOLA adds to the lire of leather. Gives a durable, brilliant
M polish that stands out.
M The SHrNOLA box has an easy opener that automatically
lifts the lid. No more soiled hands or broken finger nails.
SfA Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown.
S7i .
M Always 10c.
To make shoe neatness an easy habit
get tho SIHNOLA Home Set.
A cenulne bristle dauber which cleana Oi
thoesand applies polish quicMy tad easdty.
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ot 14 f:BAMlll.!
in the State of Oregoi, at the Close of Business on May
KESOUKCKS
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, ac
ceptances of other banks, and foreign bills
Of exchange Or tlialtS sold with inrini-unmant
of this bank (except those shown in b and c)
( including premiums,if any)
Total . Loans .' . ,
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
value)
All Other United States Government Securities
I including premiums if any)
Total j
.. Other bonds, stocks, serurilips. tr.; ,
j Ranklns House, s:i!l,2U0; Kuriiltiire and Fir- B
tures f la.tie.bH
Real estate owned other than banking house... '
Lawful resecve with Kederal Reserve Bank
Cash in vault and amount due from national
banks
Amount due from Stale banks, bankers, ud '
trust companies ln tho United. State (other
than Included in Items 8, 9, or 10)
Checks on other banks in the same city or town
as reporting bank (other than item 12)
Totul, Items 9, 10, 11. 12 and 13
Miscellaneous cash items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due
from U. S. Treasurer '
Total
LIABILITIES
Capilnl stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits $
I.es current expenses, interest, and taoces paid. '
Circulating notes outstanding (see schedule 4)..
Amount due to national banks
Amount tlue to Slate banks, bankers, anil tmst
companies in the United States and foreign
countries (other- thun included in Items 21
or .)
Certified checks outstanding:
Total of Items 21, 22, 23. 24, and 2o
Demand deposits, (other than bank deposits)
subject to Keserve (deposits payable within
' 30 days) :
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days
(other than for money borrowed)
State, county, or'other municipal deposits secured
by pledge of assets of this bank or other
wise Total of demand deposits (other than bank de
posits) subject to Reserve, Items 2(1, 27, 2,
20. 30 and 31
lime deposit! subject to Reserve (payable after
30 days or subject to 30 days, or more notice,
aiuiil yum. it &i,ui&n;.
Certificates of deposit (other than for money
I I arrowed)
Other tihie deposits
Postal savings deposits
1022.
$ 047,2!i3 02
108,100.00
22.2S4.52
S5.870.fi0
3,I8.7"
7i,('0i).l'!
110,353.23
12,244.20
ANTHONY'S CITY RESTAURANT
AND BAKERY
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday .45 Cents
Our Prices Are Right
Give Us A Trial
WHITE HELP ONLY
r
4,117.71
2,245.00
5.000.00
27,087.54
27,025.07
$1,471,824.1 I
inn.ono.oo
35,0(10.00
01.57
loo.nno.oo
3,040.41;
13,000.8-1
707,101.7
Total of time deposits, subject to Reserve, Items
32, 33, 34 and 35
077.02
540,374.08
51,718.40
100,008.03
114,f.53.74
332.724 37
8,202 15
455,580.20
Total l.47l,824.1 1
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss: 1, T. J. Scroggtn, d-shier of tho
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the
best of mv knowledge and belief. T. J. SCROGtilN, Cashier.
.Subscribed und sworn to before me this 0th day of May, 1022,
Annella Johnson. Notnry Public for Oregon. (My commission expires
Turn the Corner and
a Dollar
FANCY BANANAS
2 Lbs. For 25 Cents.
See Our Head Ldttuce Before
Buying Elsewhere
FRESH EGGS 20 Cents. '
J.
G. HOLM
(. GROCER
Quality and Service
FREE DELIVERY
CALL MAIN 43
March 10, 1023.)
Correct Attest:
GEO. T COCHRAN,
AUG. J. STANGE,
Wm. MILLER.
Directors.
W-E H-A-N-G
tnn tn tohf 0t Homes.
YOV KNOW Ih' 11 1 ho "JO"" u,n' d0 unl'M ,h,
were soperlot to otlirrs. 0
' Kl Altor.M) I. tilMAPK
and yon can nl.-k them ooi 'looHlne t h' ,n l '.
IWU are the hiiRlut ' fiUf.W
AL'S ILLUmNAUMG ST0
f.lm SU-eet ntr A.
Ijl Orsnde, Orecon
s a-
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobilrg and tneton
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Acetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins reyroanrL
Give ns a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
r-
I.a Grande. Oregon, May 1st, 1022,
To Our Customers;
After Ja lt. e reouest Hint all nur rintnmors plnse jt
tHelr tle tlips, s ve do nut asain ilenii?.-. ,. lllvr. ,non for
th (wat tkra jr usiiiR a Hiirrnuebs IlookkeepinK Mnehlne
eo ear vnltl nsd General Ledger ac.-oiint.-j and hae ile,-iMt
to htodl til ear ratnil accounts in the same wanner. This ma
roio It tlmilar to that used in the hanks. We relieve this
caist 111 tBadlt our nrcounlini; and make II possible for us
t ' ? tat btst semre In your accounts u-itli ah-olme nc
coract. Itr, Hiould you have any missin: 'slips we will Rl.nlly
tutU& npHats, as we retain all original sales slips In
Out niesi
0 Vry truly jours,
Hfe Qgi&it Ronde Meat Co.l
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