La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1923, Image 7

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, July 20, 1923 '
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
All on Sale
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ELGIN, July 20. Culas llolbrook
Set out last Wpilnnsilnv mnrnitii fnr
.rorUUIHt aim points SOUtn. MP. Hq-'",c wneic Mie umicrwtin an
later "came back to. Enterprise to
witness the ball game.
Elgin Victors.
The prune at Enterprise was a
victory for Elgin, the score standing
12 to 3.
Mlrs. Bernal Hug and Mrs. Arnold
Hug and little daughter, Lorraine
drove to La Grande Saturday on a
business trip-
Airs. Arnold Hutr was taken to
brook had been 'spending1 several
days at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Iiernal Hug, and with his brother,
Claude Holbrook. He plans to com
plete his tiip to Southern California
before winter.
Mr. McHcth was a La Grande vis
itor last Wednesday.
Hoard Elects Officers.
The Countv Fair ilinnnl lnM n
Tnectinir at Imbler last Friduv ml ! Xormed last week.
elected officers for the ensuing1 Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Bean and Mrs.
vcar resulting as follows: F. M. .William Hill drove to Pendleton Sun-
Huffman. La Grande. Dresidenl: Win. day. Mr. and Mrs. Bean returned
Kuckman. Imbler, vice president: and the same day but Mrs. Hill returned
H. II. Wcuther.?ioon, Elgin, secre- 011 the stage Monday afternooTV.
tary. The board recommends that
operation that will force her to re
mam there for ubout a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IKeed came
down Saturday evening and spent
the week-end at the Bernal Hug
home. Mrs. Hug made the return
trip from La Grande with them.
Mrs. Joe Bechtel, of the Flat, Is
now at the hospital at La Grande
following a serious operation per-
the state appropriation for ngricul
tural displays be turned over to the
County Fair to be held at Elgin in
September.
Near Accident.
What came near being a serfour
accident took place on the hill north
west of Enterprise last Sunday. The
fact that the machine was running
slowly prevented serious injury . to
the -passengers. The car was a
Dodge driven by Mr Kasovitch, of
Elgin, and in trying to get out of a
rut, it is thought something went
wrong with the steering gear, throw
ing the car to the side of the road
and down a steep grade. Mr. Max
well. Elgin's postmaster, Dave
Zweifcl .. and the driver suffered
minor injuries and the car was dam
aged badly.
Bert Higgins returned Sunday
morning from Portland and near-by
points where he has been employed
lor some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sadler and a
party of friends attended the Elgin
Enterprise ball game Sunday.
Eugene Hug and Cecil Howard
spent the forenoon of Sunday fishing
in the Milium and Wallowa rivers.
They report good catch.
Kasniuscn brothers also were
among those fishing in the Wallowa
streams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnes.
Sirs. Glenn Barnes and son, Dale,
and "Dutch" 'Barnes made the trip
to Wallowa Lake Sunday. They ate
their lunch in the park there and
Mrs Keiber and Mrs. Scott Ifnrrix
are now in La Grande where Mrs.
Harris lias gone for medical treat
ment. Mrs. W. A. Winters and Mrs.
Lynn Hill attended the meeting' of
the Summerville Ladies' Aid last
Thursday. A large number were in
attendance and all enjoyed the de
licious refreshments provided by the
Summerville ladies, and the very
pleasant program which followed.
The meeting was held at the Mike
Royce home northwest of Summer
ville. Several people from other
communities were in attendance.
Mrs. S. S.iMcNauirhton is snend-.
ing a few days at the William Hill
home south of town. 'She plans to
leave soon for Spokane with Dr. and
Mrs. WiUson, to speml the rest oi
the summer.
The family of Ed Halley from the
Grande Ronde valley spent Sunday
at Charles McAlister's home near
Enterprise, driving to the Lake later
in the day.
Loaise Denham spent the week
end at Wallowa Lake as1 a guest of
the L. M- Hoyt family of La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. Kloostra and Mrs.
R. E. Harnian drove to La Grande
Wednesday of this week.
H. Allen, of the City Drug
Store, was a business visitor in La
Grande Wednesday.
Mr. an,d Mrs. Golding were La
Grande visitors this week.
The funeral of Thomas Todd was
held Saturday afternoon from the
Christian Church. Rev. H. L. Willis,
an old friernd of Mr. Todd's conduct
ed the services. Mr- Todd is the
father of Mrs. John Frasier, of El
gin, ami lias lived here J or many
For Sale
10 acres, well improved. Good f
rooni lioii.se. lnirn, chicken hou.ve, 32
cherry trees. Six ticres In alfalfa,
about. J acres in potatoes, one-half
aere in torn. Conditions aru such
ttt owner must leave and hun made
a price and terms that will b tit
It active to anyuno interested in a
Kintill dairy and poultry farm In a
Kood location.
Tailor Made
Suits
REDUCED
10 PER CENT
For Ten Days
Real Bargains in
Men's Wear.
The Toggery
Andrew) Broa.
Store of Quality
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hospital ill La Grnmlo. more resources than over before In
A party of Kunimorvillo people mo country a history, u. in. suns or
went to Wallowa Lake for an out- Now urlcuns, Bceictury-treuxuro of
ino; last week end. t lio IMttionnl Association of Kuporvls-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodell and;0 "c 'sl"u' "u'ika. 'ul' association
Mrs. Wooclell's parents, Mr. and "dcRatcs at their annuul convention
Sanderson, camped Saturday
Mrs.
night at Minain and drove to the
Lake Sunday. Mr. and I.Mrs. Mike
Royce and son spent Saturday night
here Tuefalay
Air. Sinn; presented u statement
allowing the agKt't'Kato resources of
all state hanking Institutions in "tho
showed total capital, Burplua and uu.
divided profits or Jli.tiU, 000,000, To
tal deposits of $44,049,0011,000 and
total resources of 4;l,(il!),tl00,tl00.
Total deposits of all banks weru $2,
U43.O00.otlo nbovo the previous, high
record of Juno 20, 1 'J 20, ami total re
sources of 2, HOG, 000, 000 uhovo re
sources of that date.
at the Lake Park. The company was I United Stales, tokcthcr with a table
joined on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. showing total resources of alt mitlon
Wayne Park, Mrs. Hurt Oliver and al banking Institutions,
children, K. M. Huffman of La "On April :i, 11123" tmld Mr. Rims,
Grande, ami Mr- and Mrs. Lynn Hill "there was a totul of 30,313 bunks of
and son of Klein. All report niwhleh J2,os4 wore state and K-:yi
highly successful picnic, in spite of
the rainy weather.
Mrs. U. V. Weiss returned Sunday
from a ten duys' visit with the
Scott families at Mount Pleasunt.
Resources of U. S. Banks
Given At $43,(594,000,000
(Fly thti Associated I'rcsH)
DCNVKK, Colo.Thn banking In
Htitntiomr of tho f'nllud ..Slalea on
April II last Ihe latest date for which
years. He tliecl last week nt tbrcimdete reports are avnll.iblr had
Keep the air 'round the Shop
and Ujficejresh" keep
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national hanks, anil In round Uftunhori
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Koen Johnson's Baby Powdor
athondtorulieveiu You want
your baby to have the boiL
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'Baby Powdor
"Bast for Baby-BostfarYov
fiources of tho utato banks to be 26
per cent In excess of thoso of tha
national hanks. , Tho doposlts of tho
stoto banks aggregate $l!7,013.no),000, '
and of the national hanks,. Jl7,03lt.
oott.ooo, showing tho deposits of stato
hanks to he fiS per cent ill exeesa ot
thoso of national hanks. Total re
sources ot Iho stale hanks were 32t,
"Tho capital, surplus and undivided I os l.ooo.ooo. ami of the national hanks
profits of stato hanks on April 3 this i y noo.omi, showing the rosour-
ycar, In round numbers, was $:l,ti4 1,- f u,0 state hanks to bo 48 per
oon.ouo, and of national hanks. J2,- ..cnt i CXees.i of thoso ot the natlonut
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When livR, fresh air ,
in the office from tho
use of a G-E Fan for
a whole business day
costs no more than
the postaRO on threo
letters, why not mako
tho folio cornlortabla
and Ret more work
done?
Gef a G-E Fan
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
PRODUCT
Fans
use no more current than a s trifle lamp
A mo'irvn home. l'"ull biisenn-nt,
Wiish trays, st' am ln atcd. fireplace,
well arm in.-' d. A barcaln at the price.
Jr.,0"o. linouKh t-jiiil If you are In-l-rr-ale,l
in a ;oo'hjin home for much
less that It can be built for today.
with full'?
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A modern 7-room house
bnscment. In sph ncihl condition foi
$4i;oo. This place will appeal to any
critical buyer.
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SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE
$10.50
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For Sale
By All
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Dealers
Seal
Small house, owner IH consider
taking car as part pajnent.
and chicken house
for $lo0, and liberal tiruis.
mf:i,i hk;ii
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gin the estimation ot the athlete ls'J
ocur l.-nnis, ffOift basi-tiall and0;
O stiortinir eoods ceneralty tin th-o l
igdiomond, the K"lf links. t.nnlsJ
Acre tract an'l horn?. Woodshed oeourts. or on lak-. luxiok or stri-Kin o ( I
few fiuit trees, O n,ir up-to-date (roods are In de-Qi
ginand. If ynu are Kolns on a flsn-0
Olrm trip don't neglect to secure ouroil
g up-to-date fll-s. rods, reels, ba- J
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Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE DOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Scwinjj Macliinc for Sale or Rent
Your Bottom Dollar
IS a firm foundation on which to build. You may go
far and build well without this foundation. But with
it each step will be easier, more certain, and ulwayu j
will have the satisfaction of sure independence.
Lay the foundation of happiness and success in this
bank. Your dollars here are safe, earning and ever
ready.
United States National Bank
From $3.00 lo $110.00
ED DONOUUE, Prop.
" LA GRANDE, OREGON ;
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 474-J
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