La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1922, Image 3

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f;A oJiAxnv. Evrcxrtfn onsTTrrrcrt
P(m THREE
1 Ifeg(f?for , 1
The annual banquet given by the
Junior duns to the outgoing Seniors
wuk held in the high school Saturdav
evening. The looms were tastefully
decorated ' and atttaetive place cards.
were by each plate. ;
The banquet was held after a shurti
social hour and consisted of four
courses. The menu consisted of fruit!
cotlVtail, cream chicken on biscuits,
mashed potatoes, cabbaire und piniap-!
pie salad, pickles, jelly ani olives;
bread und butter, butter-scotch pie,
und coffee, followed by after dinner
mints. I
T. C. McDonald, student body president-elect,
was toastmaster and the
following toasts were given: iRay-;
mond Pillion gave a toast to the school!
boaid and C. J. lilack responded, John!
Hobinson gave u toast to the faculty!
which was answered by A. C; Hamp-j
ton, next was a toast to the Seniors ,
by Karl Larson, Dougles Kline re
sponding. Jesse Uean gave a toast to
the Senior mascot unC Ted Larson re-i
plied. . I
hollowing the banquet a short pro-
pram was rendered. B:rtha Hcigerj
played two piuno solos and Myrtle
Black furnished a sco accompanied
by Alfred Meyers on the niann. Iinr.
olhy Krause delighted he guests by
a spring dance.. The finale, was ji
skit representing the' four yeans of
the Seniors' progress in high school,
(ieorge Garrick represented a l'Yesh
man, Iiuisell Pries a Sophomore, the
Junior part being taken by Marie
liowman, while llHobertha Lloyd too!:
the Senior part. : r ,
At Ibe close of the progiani the
party ' adjourned to the gymnasium
and spent the remainder of the even
ing dancing. The high school orches
tra furnishej tbe music.
In addition to the presence of the
two classes and the faculty, the school
board members wers in attendance.
Two parlies from Ln Grande nt
tcniled the Commercial Club ..-,..;.
weekly Mon'iay evening dance given I
in in" union Hotel parlors. One par
ty was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Kdss
K. Summerwell, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Rollins nnd Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Uing
ner. Those in the other party were
Mr. and .Mrs. W. L. J-one, Mr. and
.M.-a. Kurl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harris
K French tinil Giles llarnden. . ;
They motoied over before the dance.
. -
Mr.-. 0. L. MacDowell was hostess
lo the Mission Hand of the Presby
terian hcuich when they met. at her
home Saturday uft.-noon. At the
close of ho i-egular- business session
Miss Hulda Anderson and Miss Cath
erine Humphreys gave naueis denict-
ing the work of missionaries. The
jiartv. after a social hour, was treated
to .delicious refreshments served by
the hostess. 1
The Mission Bund will meet t'vi
weeks from Saturday at the home of
Miss Evelyn Smith on Second street.
...
The Parkihln Club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Zack Chandler in Kruitdale, with
Mrs. Minnie Oldenburg
hostess. .
as' a istr.ui
Two of the praduaa's ,,f tint Sac
lea Heoit Academy, Miss lsel
Hunter und Mary Frawley, me giv
ing u banquet to the remainder of the
graduating class tomonow evi(im
at seven o'clock at the homo of Mrs.
C. E. Gump.
Other memliers of the class are
Umk 1' lUgei-ald ntid .V t.s.s Marn.n
Catlin and Ruby' Bonn, rather A. F.
Loeser will be 'invited as a spe.-t.;
guest. !
The Seniors, of the In Grand1:' higii
school de.larc thai ttie picnic h-'l.l by
them Mn.iday was' ilk best o'ltii.L'
ever had by a high school class in i
La Grande. Although they left town!
in a slight drizzle of soft snow, Ly
the time they reached Larld I'anv.u !
the weutlur bad about-fiue.l and sun-j
shine was the oul-i for tne ie-t til I
the day. j
i.ie picnic was held near Dr. Ph'..
summer camp, about forty-five iij-.pc -clii.-smcn
making the trip. Miss bra
Anne Iv.cles und Miss 10. 10. Holling
acconipiciii the pic:iic!;ers as chap
erones.
Ail went well until meal-tini" h:-n
tho feminine members o th?( jiuty
Cycitlccl' fthut the-'boys could haw
their culinary abilities while they t'Hk
ut little siesta. And- Uit'-ttiij'.eulipe
membti a nobly rose to the oc
'and, outside of spilling the coffee onn
or twice, they did very cic.i.iably. At
least the gills did justice to tlu- feast
of weiaies, sandwiches, buns and in
other articles that made up the menu
The ufternoon wus spent in euti-.-luimnent
including an extt-nipuruneous
bath in the crick that fciiuned mr
1 of the stlt lent f.
The IOav'a'in Star socia! club vvas
entertained ut (he home of .Vr-. M.
A. Smith ycstenlay afti-rimo,! at l!i"!i
regular nn'iting. The after. 100:1 was
spent at raids, Mis. t'ha: .'-ii-Klle
winning hih honors for lb" day.
The .HHiin were jut :h t ii f L v i c
orated' in daffodils aa- t rmK
fioweis, r:e-enting a very beinni'i.!
iasr.c:t. Following the curds til'; h
' ess served a eharmirg l.inche; n
. A ouie .wrdding took place Siu
mday at the home' of Mr. a'l I Mrs. I.
.. Carpi'iiler in Ki uitil.ile, iviii n ih. h
..jughter, Elh"l, became the ln.de o.
Mr. Walter Shufer, Kev. A. I'. Siitm
of (he Bnplist church oiTici'itin r On
l ln.n,li..t relatives und fiirr.ds of Teacher AsseK'iation and will elect of. S.W'Ttyryi"'?
the couple wi'te present. . ! ficers for hv coming yenr ut this I
1 he dinner wus served shortly after ' meeting. ' )
the c; re many ny Mr. utnl .V. .'s . . y
McPheison.
Mr. und .Mis. SiuiiVr ir.ive la-en ie.d
dents of L.i liiunili' fi r the p 1st three
ycais. !
I
The Missiona'.v Soe'iety of the
i'n liyli". inn Chuieh will meet ut the
home of Mrs. Hal Bolmenkanip,' 1701
Kirst St., Fiida.v tiliernoon, May li. i
The Clio Clu.) will meet ibis ceil
ing ut the Co'jntiy Club with Mr. ;oid
Mrs, Noimuu Frees entertaini.'.g. 'i,v.'
nueting, allhougli the tegular :.e.eiim.
is given in hniuu- of Dr. and M Ben
jamin 1'i.rs. lr. l'Ves it a Pinctic
ing physiciun if Los Angeles uvl r
In otiier of Mr. Frees, and is a unci ,
at the home of his builher ut present.
.
The Kiveria l'are:it-Tea:her As-m-ciution
will me:t Friduy, May lillh, fo.
their final meeting of the year. They
will enteitnin the Central I'nrent-
....": La Grande' v,
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rebuilt. Feather Htnio
vutihg.' ltag nuns and Fluff
Rugs for Rule., .
Carpet, and ling Cleaning
IK12, $!..'( und up
Chas. Edwards, Prop. -Phone
25S-W
Charter No. 3C65.
REPORT OF CONDITION Ol'
LA GRAMDE NATIONAL BANK
, - ut LA (iRAXlIK,
in the Stale of Orrgo.i, at the Clo::e of l!usino.-.s on May
. . RKSOURCIOS .
Loans ami discounts, in-.-Uriiag counts, ac
ceptances of ulher bunks, and forein'i bills
of exchange oi d:afis 'ili' with iniiore:iieiu
of this.. bank (except tliosc shi.iin in b an. I cl $l,l-l'l',fM!).7u
Total loans
U. S. (Jovernment securitie's owned:
Deposited, lo secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
value) 20O.U00.0U
All Other United States Government Securities NT.OOiUlO .
yTotal t. t .v. . .- . . . .'
-tllhft bonds. tocks. sccurilies. etc.:
i.si.hnlButikiiig-'JIoUse.e.'SiKl.iMUi.ul'; Furniture nnd fix-
"tttres, fpli,.,U7.oo f
Real I'State.owned other tluin baiiiong house '
3iavt'uJi.l-(;servo,with'i,'eeJ(,rtl Reserve Bank..... . .
luhli in vauic anu amount nue irom ii-aiionai
' ' bunks-
Amount due from State banks, bunkers, and trust
companies in the Uniled states (other than
''inViuded in 'Items , i) or 10.) .
Cheeks on other hunks in the fume city or town
. i I. ll ft l.i
us le'puiuiiK uuni euiittri lit. in tit,',,, u.f ....
Total of Items !, 10, 11, 11 and 1.'!
Checks und eliafts on b:'.;!-..! (iiictuiting 1'euetai
Rescivc Funk) lo"a1"d outside eif city e .
town of reporting biur1 I
Miscellaneous cash items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and dun
Irom U. S. Treasurer
Reserve District No. 12.
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See Us Now About
Your Battery
Suppose some queer trick of fate '
made you the owner, of this service sta
tion and me the customer.
And X came in some day red hot be
cause my battery had gone wrong
And I had missed my train
And I lost out on on important en-'
gagement
And disappointed a good customer
And stood to lose a lot of money
You bet your life I'd be good and
sore, but I'm mighty sure I couldn't
ask for any more courtesy and con
sideration and square dealing and
SERVICE than we are giving right
now day after day.
The time to have us look at your
battery is before anything happens.
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
Wilkrd
Batteries
1!IJ2.
1,U!,:U'.).70
287,000.1)0:
i,7,t'.:t2-41 ;
T7,1B7.f;ll'
2!i,107.!!'i
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KED CROSS DRUG
STORE '
CHARLES A. HUNTER
Wallowa, Oregon
Camlirtute liolWo tlio
Republican Primaries
" . For.
iOINT REPRESENTATIVE
Union and Wallowa Counties
I'aiil Adv.
May 19th
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
i OBSERVER WANT AD ' '
120,:io!).oo
i.tiia.oc,
H.02X.22
2,i7.r,r
r,2oi.i"i
JO.000.00
To! ill
LIABILITIES .
Cnpitul stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits -If :
Less current expenses, interest anil taxes paid
Circulating notes outstanding ,
Amount due to national bunks .
Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust
companies in the United States and foreign
count! ies (other than included in Items 21
or 22.)
Certified checks outstanding
Total of Items 21, 22. 23, 21, and 2"
Demand Deposits (other than bunk deposits)
subject to Reserve (deposits payable within
30 days): .
Individual deposits subject to check ,.,..,4.i.
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 day
(other than for money borrowed)
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured
by pledge of assetsof this ba.ik or otherwise
ilenosits lenuiriiiif notice, but less tban 30 days .
Total of demand deposils (other than bank de
posits) subject to Reserve, Itoms 20, 27. 2S,
29, 30 and 31
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable nfler
30 dayj. or subject to 30 days or more notice,
and posxal savings) : .
Vnited Stales Deposits (other than ooslal sav
ings) including War Loan deposit account and
deposits of United States Disbursing Officers
Bills payable (including ail obligations, repre
senting money borrowed other than redis
counts ..i..
i,lf(!.8!l
li.Klli.17.
$l,SI-l,S0l.i(7
200,000.00
i;.r). ooii.oo
4.340 72
1!m;,8od.oo
27,4-lll.Hl
2!,i.;.-i.33
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1 ,2!l.'l,f)i).ri.R2
2,214 :,2
10.00
1 r,ni,77Lf.i
451,241.4s;
j
150,321. 3.1 j
134,001. Ill'
en Hungry Little Mmcles
Say, "Please Help Me1
DID you ever stop to.. think who it really is
. that's talking, when childish voices raico a
clamor, "Mother, I'm hungry? : .
It's really muscles and bones and nerves and
cells worn in the stress and strain of play that
are calling for rebuilding material.
What kind of an answer? The
right thing, or just anything?
It makes a big difference.
Grape-Nuts, so deliciously
crisp and appetizing to taste, and
go quick and convenient to serve,
is a splendid food for rebuilding
young bodies. All the won
derful nutriment put in wheat
and barley by Nature, includ-
ing the vital mineral elements,
is there and Grape-Nuts
digests easily, quickly and com
pletely. Serve!d with cream or
milk, Grape-Nuts is exceptionally
nourishing. M '
"That's splendid!" says ap
petite. "That's just the need I"
say the hungry muscles, nerves
and bones.
Ready to serve right from the
package always crisp and
fresh. A favorite dish with all
the family. Sold by grocers. -
Grape-Nuts- the Body Builder
' "There's a Reason"
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Butllo Creek, Mich.
5,000.00
20,00000
A.L. Grossman
Total
State of Oregon. County of Union, ss: I. F,
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
tho best of my knowledge and belief. V. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
Subscribed nnd (worn lo before me this !lth day o May, Iii'i2.
Charles K. Reynolds, Notary Public. (My commission expires Keb. 24
correctAttest!
A. T HILL,
.!. ;.'. SNODfiRASS,
II. S. 1SROWNTON,
Directors
1.814.Sll.ST
L. Meyers, Cashier of the
true to
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Tested 6p
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Highest price paid for clean, large
ateed cotton rags, , , . ... . t
-We Offer--
A Fine Homo
In very rholce location. House
lias B rooms, bath, good furnace,
fire place, Rood garaRe. $.4 000.00.
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A modern home of 5 rooms nnd
an attle that run be made Into
fine rooms, full basement, fire place
furnace, new garage. J3B00.00.
A fi-ronm house, old but good
modern, has 2 lots, flood location.
$500.00 cash, balance $35.00 per
month. $3,500.00.
A Rood home, 5 room, hith, re
mit rellar, woodhoum, jaraRe, I
roc lots. $2,S45.0O.
C,or4 4-ronm hone, mall lot, Is
location, ellT walr la liou'o.
loaw in ..id i.nno.no.
Fi;k Tremier Trend
30 x 3'4 $10.83
Non-Skid Fabric
30x314 14.85;
Extra -Ply Red -Top
30 x 3S4 17.8.7
Six-Ply Non-Skid
Clincher Cord
30 x Vn 17.85
Six-Ply Non-SUid
Straight Side Cord
3'J x W 19.83
Six-Ply Non-Skid
Cord 31x4 -$27.00
Non-Skid Cord
32 x 4 30.30
Non-Skid Cord
32 x 4(4 39.00
Non-Skid Cord
81 x4S4 41.00
Non-Skid Cord
35 x 5 51.50
Flat Tread Cord for Trucks
36 x 6-S77.O0; 40 x 8 $1.16.00
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Vnc.m lots at prlrM to tult you.
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They are bigger, stronger,
and better tires than those
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the good repute of the Fisk
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which makes Cord equipment
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There's a fiv Tire nf extra value In
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