La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1919, Image 3

FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919
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Tba PretfrtpUo Store, '
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OMtime tlilwn Hack on Business
G. H. Rusli, whose handiwork ft
legend in the building game of Ext
ern Oiegon and who constituted
many of tne good building In Bak,
er and fca Graned, Is here fioiii As
toria where his family le now locat
ed. Mr. Ruh says Asfwia has
about fivo million dollars worth of
hUlldlng ready to go and that Ithe
fish town at the end of the Columbia
Is mighty brifck id full of money.
. Kat"n People on UukIiipw Ti
Frank Hooker and Confcad Hooker,
,of Wwa, and William A. Miner of
Westtphalla. Mass., are in the city
-Inspecting their interests. They are
stockholders In some of the lumber
,1 companies' here.
( Enterprise People in City
' O. M. Cunningham and wife, of
Enterprise aire here f or a short vis
i It. Mr. Cunningham is one of the
- large sheep owners of Wallowa coun
ty. Many Attend the I'la.vk- Sale
; ' Quite a numb from La Gfiande
:' attended Ithe Charlie I'layle sale to
Tdey. Mr. rtayle nave a public sale
J jo get rid of some of his surplus
;. eiiulphuent.
) La Grande People at Cove
-. La Grande was well represented at
.. the- Cherry fair yesterday. There
4 were many motor parties that went
over last night to attend the dance.
Everyone reported having a jolly time.
Visiting in Pendleton
; V Mrs. Jay Van Burcn, of La Grande,
: is a guest in Pendleton at the home ol
Mrs. S. R. Thompson. East Orcgon
' ran.
Kntrrprlse Indies on Way Home
' - Mm. W. R. Holmes mil M:s. C.
N. Millor passed (through La Grande
this morning on thoir way home to
Enterprise. They had been visiting
In Pol tland for a fow days.
M'ulla Walla People Vlxitlnff Here
Mr. and Miis. Blalno Geer, of Wal
. la Walla, are visiting Judd Geer and
, family of Cove. Illuine Is in the
-. moving picture business in Wulla
Walla,
Home From Portland
; " Vincent Palmer returned home this
' morning from Portland, where he has
. been for the past ten days.
' Here From Portland
; R. C. Mosclcy, representative for the
Portland Oregonian, was in the city
. yesterday transacting business.
: Home from Portland
Dr. Ray Logan arrived home this
morning on No. 6 from a short buk
ness tii ip to Portland.
Hunt. Bollons Hack
Supt. Wm. Bollons apiivcd hoina
this morniag on No. 6 from a busi
. ness to Porttland.
Hero from Baker
- Mr. Kennon and son, Walter arriv
ed In the city yesterday from Baker,
enroute to Wallowa.
linker Jinn Visits 1 Grande
j R. K. Blevans. a welf known Ba-
ir crtien. Is in the city on business.
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"JDaring ancP Dynamite,
Two Reel Comedv.
Uirao to linker Q .
John E. Anderfcon left (bis mann
ing far Baker, Oregon, to deliver u
new truck whch he received today.
The carloud out tj uks camo in this
morning, and he gxpetla a new car
load of touring care next week.
Slight Drop in TeiOiieratOite
Yetttorday and Itoday have been
blessed with cooler temperature. In
far 144 lii!it tlre iwas a rathor
aisunut uiojj in temperature.
To Ii , ysv Tar
Verne Anderson of ho Maxwell
,Scrvice. loft last night fo Portland,
to drivejiomo ' nar Chalazia oar.
Hewill retrn M few day.
arlr rial rtt
, That bura lar that was. arrowed
kt week atood. trial and lvad ex
amination and a bound over to
the g rand Jury.
Motors to Katn-aviwa
CliarJe Bohnonkaiup left this morn
ing In biB car for Wallowa, to trans
act buBlnoss for a few days.
Here from Portland
Miss Edith Hoyt arrived in the
city a fow days ago to visit at Ithe
Ed. Thomas home for a short time.
Gone to Huntington
Ed Master, mechanic at Ithe O. W.
R. &. shops, and Ed Thomas, left I
this 'morning far a business trip to
Huntington.
Horo from Walla Walla
Mrs. Ethel Garfield Scott arrived
in the city last night td visit at the
home of Mrs. Honan. Mhls. Bcott 1b a
resident of Walla Walla.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT.
La Grande, July 16, 1919. To the
Honorable Commission, City of L
Grande, Oregon. Gentlemen: I have
to report for week ending July 12, as
follows:
.Receipts
Water rent ......$1,704.64
Imp. Dist. Installments 1009.3?
Imp. Dist. Interest 361.31
ja1aBlaBls1t1satf
Swan Down Cake
Flour Prevents
Cake Failure.......
Swansdown is CBpccially in-t'pai'fd for cakt'
baking; it makes finer, lighter bread and whiter,
cakes; conies in 50c packages.
If you bake bread, use American Beauty Flour
First shipment Celery today
Expect Cove Loganberries next week
Xew Potatoes, wliite variety, 4 His. -e,
Lse Sani Flulsh t keep that toilet bowl clean
Tillamook Cheese 5Jc lb., New York o'Oc lb
Cucumbers from lOiVo l"e inch
Harrington Hall Cofrke cost lc per cup
Fresh Graham, Rye, iJhisiii ibid French Bread
Canned Artichokes, reatlv toVeiTe
Now getting good qualitV (irlen Apples
Can deliver Cream with
1-Jc cups ot Cottage Cheese, fresh.
PHONE MAIN 80
PATTISON BROTHERS
GROCERY
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SILK-LINED BURGLAR"
Licenses 3COM
Building permits ... .9 1.51
Electrical permits 3.50
Rents of houses 10.00
Suimliea sold ......'. SAO
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Total 13,134.1s
Disbursements
For Imp. bonds paid $2,000.00
bnp. interest paid ...
Special Int. a .
. 500.00
.j,i4iw;
...1'0.00
... 1.00
Park warrant
Total
Ftvm Recorder's Office
Receipts from fines
Pound f aes .
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Total $11101
Licenses Issued For ngpcnrn wa
gon, 1; taxi, 1; rooming houe;, i;
building permits, 3. .
For bills allowed, $1,436.04.
From the Police Department. Ar
rests for tht week, 3; one for state,
and two for traffic .violations; fine
imposed, $215.00. '.
From the Street and Water Deuirt
menU. In rddition to the rec.-.lar
work, sprn.kling at the Park and on
strocts leading to same; rei.uir of
crosswalks in various parts ol the city,
and r!mp el of w.k and 'iru-l.lers
.from streets. Two men went over the
Beaver creek pipe line and made re-
Hairs where nerpssurv in the nhnnn
line as well as the water pipes. All
of the air valves and blow-off valves
on this line are now in working order
and everything possible has been done
to try and increase the flow of water
from Beaver creek. We are endeavor
ing to have the meter installed at the
city reservoir in order that we may
determine exactly what amount ot
water is delivered by the Beaver creek
line. This will probably be done by
the end of the present week. It is
hoped that in the meantime the order
made by the commission restricting'
the amount of water used for irriga
tion will enable us to supply domestic
needs without using river water. Re
spectfully submitted,
JOHN COLLIF.R, Manager.
grycjjry orders
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'he latiot aivefitures of
9a Boston Jilaclde, ftovable
cniok of Tl' 0ftetiJ Bojk
stories.
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Five disabled men of Lane couu-'llne.
ty C. B. Cioss, W.1 T. Acaty, M. D.
Leavltt
, J. T . Burgess and Fred
Crosby havo signed up with ho
government for vocational tii-aiulng.
A WANT AD will do ft.
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jNEWTODAYj
WANTED TO RKjNT A seven orj
eight roomhousl.f Call Main 728
or Main 22. V 7.-18-3t
WANTED KKers and boanfers,
90,5 Sprite St., liMlin 787. .
7;18-6t,p
TOR KENT kosra rViJ ipart
, mailt Call tea Ml. rf 7-17U
IOH SALK-I Ten aay rail male calf.
L. W. REDHBAD. 7-1S-3IP
Host atratlva llasj 4 nild-M-mer
hats just affrfeca Very reiaou
ably pMcod. All nu-ttf provioiuly In
mock halt price LVf Craado Millin
ery. V 7-17-3t.
t have a number ef lots which I
will sell ifor colh or will trade for
good piece of land In north end of
the Sand'ridge. There are HV ee lots
in Portland on slirect cur line and
corner' lot, 100x125 feet, with large
lull thereon, one block from car.
I WILLIAM A.. BRADY (pre$enti . ' . . I
LOUl'sa hri. A.lCOtt'8 Pamout Story - ga 1
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a i iiiiii in in r .... nun
A Moving Picture of smiles and tears, for
every man and every woman and every
child who loves and laughs.
More than t2,MK,l M M
have been read liy many
of persons,
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in La Cu-uudo.
two lots In lmbler, four lots aim
tU.ee houses In Summorvltlo and one
lot hi Stockton, Calif. Total $12,
800. Apply Mrs. JiOilurlck Mt'Ken
iha Siiiiimorvllle, Ore. 7-17-iltp
FILMS
' Brownit
yameras
$2.3 to $7.7:
Caiadra
97.00 tt-$15.
Toldins
Pockt
Kodaks
$8.00 to $68
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copies of the booli
times that number
9Uno two lots
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-ADDED ATTRACTION-
Chester Conklin and Louise Fazenda
"THE VILLAGE SMITHY
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, of savu and thrift; incroase four
E'dng eayihil. "We offer you tlio
fit of our largo banking facilities
Jong cfffit'rionce.
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MEMBKli FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM.
Sound, Ruliablo and Progressive
How niueh niorc'wonderfiil and appeal
ing than the printed word is the story of
iMeg anil Jo and Mct li and Amy, brought to
life on the screen! . .
Imagine the incident where Jo cuts off
her long trcscs to save her mother grieL
. Picture it in cold type and then in tho warm,
living movie. " .
In
Bennett Comedy.
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