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7. V f.R AN'DK EVENING OBffiiR VER
, . SATUKUAW APRIL 30, 1921
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What Smart Wcren Wear
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'm N f-BIIIIIIFIICT VIII llll-Min am.
ryfuiKPi'hl" A Favnrlto OiIihIi!
Iii "Hliiiviiili-x.'
?heir Summer finery
V. I'll
II. thill lllllstriA-Y
hnvrt jiiHt Iipi suyliiK. Win " fir?'
0 cast myecye 01 II, I tliyiiKlil It vf
u i-iiurifiiiiK IIKIII tveillllKawran,
NoIIiIiik itnn Hinrnrturlzi'S the!.. . . , n, ' , .
f nml n I in- Kurmi'iitH ofloilny, both 'm
nr uTul outer, making thorn In IIHh
rniuort twtwnt from muse every
olkor ni'iliiil. than
thKubl iiuallty In tlii'Ir . niiike
iii. That la to uy, in former iIiivh
all HnKcrlo, tof- instiim-A, tisd to
. look llk lliiterlp. .You wore In no
Bangor ot mistaking It for nnythliiK
like neallKcea anil wriuia lookl de
finitely like wrups.
fiiit today many giinni-nta Intond
Blde lielug of fliyal b!u slllr erepe,
And the two nmke thu aoflejit mid
' , , ' draplcat and wnrmi-st.rinco:'tlon un
certain Inter- , ,,,,.,,,,u ,, ... ... . . .
oneo betnuse of its IlKhliuiiiS mid
wurmth, und durk yet vivid dlorliiK
ii a Just the trick lor ny truvU, or
for my stiute nml sliuliii ilreeHlnir
rooms. All of my girl frlttmls who
have e the robe ure eiii'hniii'Ml
wun lit uiie wno la aiming for u
London engagement hus copied It to
wear on tbn ateiimer to and from
. . uy .iii. . - """i her. hiilh; nml another, who la soIiik
m.ght per ec y eaal.y be ;jolll ,,. ( , ,(1(.u f(
for. loinnthlng fllse. And juat
euslly worn. It seems 10 me. Cler-j
tain bits of lingerie, nighties and
shimmies, look like frocks, as do
; certain bathing nulla. Ileaeli capen
could eijuiilly Will be worn on the
Avenue, Nogllgeea mid bouse robea
have the appearance of evening wrap
and vlrn verm Sport clothes m
jiml aa good ainait and heeomlng
and praotleul -for niiy other pur
nogs. And ao. on..
j Pullman. Ita original jiurpoHe, hir.v
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ever, was for a homo robe.
Miulfin "Hlilmiiilen" nIiiiiiIiI iimko
.VOII look IIH llllll'll UN llllNHlllle
like ii kiiiiiII gli. 'I'IiIh ono ia of
ink i Hi lie ililiie Willi IIiii-m of
linliil-iliunii Iii'iiihi lulling 'uheieov
er poaililo ..
A iiegllgee of loyal blue silk crepe,
lined wllli pink iilliiuroM, for
wenr al lioinn or hh Iiilmun
or Mleanier rob
Humeonn suggeate that perhaps in
time we shall evolve to the perfect
nlHi'ound costume Hint will solve
the HO-rnlled "problem of clotbea,"
nml will have n garment that will
partake of the mil lire of the fur or
feather covering of the animals and
hlrda. We shall wink In It, and go
to aleep In It a fresh one, of
r.ourae, for every day In the week.
And may T. have passed : on when
that day' titrlviis, and he. T.here
to see,. " i love th- "problem of
illljica'." I, : , ( , ; '"i i
In the meantime' here' we are
praiHe be and hero Is a itegllgnc.
or aaut-de-lll, or whatever you wish
A 1'nvoiilo "Khloioile"
Another garment shown todny lit
alao IH'iialrntlvo of this principle of
huvlng one Hi lug Imitate aomethliiK
elaft. The favorite "shlmmln" mod
el for so in e time past hna been the
one that looks as much like a little
girl's frock us possible. The mod
el baa a ahallow or deep yoke hand
running; round the top which mny
be plain or elaborated .with pin -
broidery and lueo eiitredoux at might
atrnpa at right angles, and u mod
erately full little Bklrt. The "ablm
mle" In 'the Blietch Is of pink erepe
de chine with hand hemstitching.
It fulls to the happy lot of some de
signers to occupy themselves entirely
wllh children's millinery and here
they preaent four us pretty bats for
Utile iiilKHes as have ever gluddeni'd
uny eyeK. Silk und foft braids, many
ribtiniiri and a few small familiar flow
ers nuike tbeKe pretty hula fur the
beads of life's siilii;tliiie bloisuiug.
PRESIDENT'S FLAG
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' An ' embroidered president's flni;
lmiile for I'rehliti'iit llarillng. It is
7 feet II Imlun lung and II feet wide.
Aliiiut -litHU hlllcli.-H are In the nu
broldered cor,t of arms.
Ci0?i have spent considerable tliiiejbaae of t:ie old Union County Fair!iii"aOi,""
In raising ioney 9llh which to pur- 0 rounds for a consideration of O.-jj PROFF.SSIONAL WRWlrORV
chase Aeea jilch ftll he planted j lii).0Q. ThisePrk is to be dedlcaii,saaJaaaa.a.a. .........
along Avenue from Fir street Bilec to.tlfe memory of .tie Wofc'd Warf OITSOEATBIO eparilOIAJI
Veterans of VrtmH CounTy audi be
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fl.fiiierf "l.fmrlnl I'ark.,r
"It Is proposed to erect n sifltable
club In.Odlng In he pffl'k or the
hmk of the World War Vti'Sna,
wlliin 111" area e)ioiinded fly y
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MHMla
Fr0a uttt Directory
Spruce oHtreet ajid , along Riynre
street from avenue 'iBihe Kiver
;Jtl I'ark, at) a memoiea) to the
Wory WaV'Kbs ofoUion Coun
iy. nliroiiKli tSfclr efforta deed have
been securi- to u atrip of huid on
the east -aiue or Hpn)o street tei, ra,.e ,ra(.K tl) luy out. a children's
fectowlite an extending fmi U ve.j,ltay)jrol)Bdi an sihtlc fd. and an
line to the nark. bP ni-nciiiMiUu n., ..... j , ,in..
v - n ....-- ""turiiiieiui lUKa iu oe uaeu no- uiiuun
cost to-the city, Pierel. lncreuaiii; ,,?, baUilnif In -summer ami bating
the ldth ( the progosed "Victory ln wlller. i. i ttiB0 proposed to
Way" from sixty to seven! v f.w.t
Wne tl(i streets have ?x-en pro
erly guiji-llani the trees pluyted
they wi add much to Hit beauty of
our clty,'oal will be a, flfilng. tri
bute 1' boys of Union county
v io laid their all on the alter of
aacrtfice tliut the world might 1,,.
made .foe democracy.
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i, MenUM'lal 'Park
"During-the -month pf Decembc
kold the annual L'nlgn CoiiibV Fulr
in the park, and to uae the eouth
west portion of.tbe park as an auto
tourist rump.
ifbe report of the public library
shows that :I0, 788, volum.es were cir
culated for home use 'dnrlng the
year, a gain of 5,957 over the pre
vious year.' An ' average of nine
books to euch borrower were loaned
during the year.'' It coat the city
seventy . rents per Inhabitant. On
l!)2(l,. negotiations were entered into January 1. 1021, there were fi.OSS
by the county and city coinnilaaion-j volumes on the shelves .of the li
era which resulted In the joint piir-lbrary.
I.nve Is
coquetry.
the only sure cure f jr
IN BLACK AND WHITE
Sports clothoa appear to be prnrtlc
Imr n eurlnln retleeni't 111 the. matter
...il.tf. nml fnp lhl reiiMon have taken
on additional dignity. For skirts noth
ing Is more In doliuinil tlinn IHtieK nml
white In bold cheek nml Stripes 4111U
these lire worn Willi blnek emus nnd
4weater-couts In black, often bright
ened by white trlinuiliiBj,
TO AUTO AND TRUCK
-DRIVERS
WF. SUP.MIT A FEW PRICKS FOR YOUR AP-
' PROVAL. 4r
MONOORAM OIIv ...
One Quart 'c
Half Gallon '
.One Oullon .: ''j--
Five Gallons ,-' .- ''70'
STAXDARO OIL or ZEROT.ENE-r-
' Ot'ie Quart -v f,c '
Half -Gallon v- c
One fiallon v h'
. Five Gallons .. ,. l-00.
. .. FJTUon Gallons-Oil, in steoF (hums, wttl.
f aucet W 2.
-EV Hlrtji WAY SEIfN U K STATIC V- . ...
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CITY MANAGER
RECEIVES REQUESTS
FOR INFORMATION'
(Continued from Page One.)
List Your Repair Wants
And Oicder Them
NOW
Early orders for the season's repairs will
save telephone, telegraph, parcel post, and
express charges later to say nothing about
the time lost during the working season.
Buy Genuine IHC Repairs
for International Machines
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to wuste. The' reading fur October,
which was the first month after this
Installation was 1 7 . 3 1, 4 . :t fi 7 gallons,'
during the month of August of tills
year 1 1 . !) 1 0 . 4 :i C gallons were regis
tered, making a difference of 5,
A 53.032 gallons."
During the year a preliminary es
timate of the cost on 11 11 adequate
water supply was made by 1..C. kid
ney. COUSII t IIK enulllpnr. vnrlmia
Hourcea being Inspected and In Nov
ember ail eli'ctlnu waa held on the
proposition of constructing the low
er jieuver rreek pipe line, the ca-
khnated cost being $s:il,-tSfl.H, but
the voters rejected this proposition.
Malinger' Iteronimendnlloiia
After dlacilsslng the feasibility of
several supply Hystenis, espcclallv
the lower lleuver Creek and Meadow
liroaK systema, the city manager
made the following recommendation
In regard to I ho present system:
"Present Indications ni'e that with!
proper iiiaintiiliiance lite present
wnler supply pipe line will he suf
ficient to supply the city fur the next
two or three years, and probably
longer. . Hut without a doubt the
I u 111 nt Reaver Creek must be
atrengtheiied, or replaced with 11
new one within the very mar fu
ture. . . . . 1 -
"An additional water pump niiisti
be Mu' atlilled al the old, piini'ning
plant at -tbo; nort.'iweat part of lhe
city, as the old pump- that was re-
cently repnlrel has a rapacity of
only ' 7 r (1 . 0 0 1 gallnns a day, where-,
as the rapacity or the Heaver ('reek
pipe Hue Is more tlinn 1 .rmo.Oiio
gallons. 'This piimpliiK plant should
always tie kept In first cIumh c;nill
tlon to be used in case of ( iitcrin-ncy
such as a break In t'te water sup
ply Hue from the mountains or ftil
tir(. of the Heaver Clock dam.''
City IMnlinlng Itisoiiimeiiileil
The following, recommendation In
regard to city pliuiiiinu 11 ml zoiihig
art' made: "In order to provide fur
the systematic urnwth of the city,
a city pfan should he dsiened which
would provide fur the proper locn
lion of future arteries of travel, the
t-ocatton of. public huildinr., parks,
playgrounds, etc. A rone ordin
ance should he passed specifying the
uses tir which property in the var
ious mictions of the city shoulj be
put, ao that .the future growth of
the ell.v wviuld. he- such aa to briiii
the beat possible results and make
for the mpst efficient use of. all tunc
lions of the .city
t't-ieoilug Klliuiiyitiitii ; '
firade crovdug cllinlnitlion Is rec
fimtitended in the report ald the
nrci'ssltv of eiicji ueuure Is ex
plained in detail. Hcspunslhillty
for the ristance of gru,de riossings
iiauiklly rests rquallr It "the rtil-i
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roast IJOilliie rn. eiwimwiinty
ahouW lg, iikno(rlejj!'d by both
PriQisiutis shoo el be rn.u4,rin tlv
1952 ui't vr WWtimlnary
workson the ni lnitortan LrobO
Iiiks which ai"? a Kir Hrecl.0lslaiuVi
uvclllle and rove avenue; overne.i
iTosstngs b.'Wg K-onimeii(j
(),r ImiHirtaWOiraKrapM;
7 9iettCi
"The tidies Sf el vWUoood
FLOYD MENNON
AGENT
LA GRANDE
OREGON
DR. J.J INOI.K anil Ills. JlAlii.Aii:T
JNi.i-I hf-wne hi iimi-ii anil
chihlreri a niie.-lii II y. J H'I - Humii
Main IdiO Itw J'lii.Be .VRiue Jan. i.o
i,riuc -VatioliM lingk uuipiiiur.
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PHTIIC.Ua AMD fDMUEUBI
DR. J. U McfHERfSDN Deotlst. balte
4-5. ovwr 4H uranui niiwnn' nm
ufltflnff. . pl'Oneji:,Offtce. ULlla ilU;
resiat-nce. ijtau wai. -
1)1! 1! J. Itl'CKM A". Dentist Itonm
H-ITi I'lillller-li-tM-scIl llllllillllK. plimui
Main 7U. J-. j.lJrauae. ,Ur!'Ktl..
M11. M. WIllinilisQn. Prnenir of
Practical Cllnlca.l Mldwlrery. 131.1
Jliiilison, iibf.no IS. 3-Smiip
ATVKB CURB
DK A N. UATVll-liK Eeeolaltat In
chronic diseases. .Method. Mechano
Therouy and Naturopath. 8kln and
blood diseases, lervoua dlseaauii.
Chronic Headache. Ecziona, Sciatica.
Appandlcltls. Col tlpatloo, Bowel
Trouble; ail kinds, of Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3,- second
floor Coolldg-e Bldlf., opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours, 10 to 12
m.l:8u'to 6:0U p. u. Coauultatlon
free.
ATTOhinCTg
COCHRAN ft BBBHBARD pen. 1.
CochrLn ana uio o.
torneys. I Grande National Bank
Building. :
R. J. GREEN, Attorner t Law Prac
tices in an piaio i 1, ,
OtOoa Ia Grsudo National JJauk
Bu'fldlng,
R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney a Law
Practice in all Courta. OfHuea
rooms tl-32- La Orando National
Bank Building, La Oraude, Oregsin.
' CIHTRAOTOHS
D. J. MoLELLAN ReBlstared pr fes
alonal Civil Engineer: surveying and
naps. Room 12. La Qrande National
- Bank building. Phone Main ai. ;
ARCHITBOTI
C. B. MILLER. Architect Rooitt 11.
La Orande National Bank Bulldnlg.
La, Grande. Oregon. ,
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B. P. O. W.,KB La a ratios l,oa,e n&.
4SS. - Lv JK-11 :neeto each Thursday
levanlna; at I o'clook.o Home and club
prlvlln cheerfully eiloodwl to all
Broth r Elks.
, KOLAN ftKlVl.'. .
. Ux&lud Rulol
P. I.. PEMtSu.Vi Kci-v.
Ml'OI ;kn woouhkn op ambkIca
La. Orande Oaniv No. VQl meets on
tlse nra. uid tutrd Thursday v.i
ev gs oc each ai-th, in tha K. of I1.
U alL Vlaitlug KeiH-n.iorti tNttlcowe.
, , . H. (.'. HALL. V. l
' JAKK ItllSTOn;,. Cleric.
a, V. ft A. Id. La, Grande Ledge No.
41. A. V. ft A. M.. Holds regular meut
' logs Drat and third Fridays at V.I 11
; o. m. Cordial welcdme to all .Ma-
' sona.
E. R. OCYE.'W. SI.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. '
JJAUL148 A arte Mo. jss:
every Friday night at Eagle fall.
aucuis
-Vlaitlnir uambera imlnume.
J. J. MUItCHISO.M, W. P.
. BIRDSELL. Beamtarr.
WOODMEN Or THE WOKLD-jji
Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every
drat and third Monday at Kug'ea
ball. All visiting nelghoara wei
com. Dues payable at th of lice .if
the clerk. Htmiiix 21-JJ, Ln Ornnile
, -NiilIoii.il Rank Hldg.
2. LILLt C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, ntnk,
lU O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No.
layal Order of Mooae, holda regulnr
meetings every Wednesday night at
p. m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elka
Building, on Wednesday cvunltiga.
Vlaltura alw&ya welcome. Dues pay
able at La Grande Pharmacy.
R. J. KITCHEN. Die.
HARRY SWART. Bee.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Red Crosa
Ledge No. 27, meelB every Monday
evening In Caatla Hall (K. of H.
Hell), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
l". W. iiiiiiIM!, c. c.
C. L. (iUAIIAM. K. R. ft.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees, La Orande Lodge No.
17. W. B. of M. Lodtte meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
neaday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. ball.
. Visiting Blatera welcome.
NORA B. MACKF.V. Commander
ISABI3L LINDENBURO,
Rocord-Keepnr.
fX E. S. Tlope Chapter Nd. IS, O. E. 8.,
bolda atated communication the aee
ond and fourth Wedneaday of each
month. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
lll't.DA HUMPHREYS, w. M.
PLOHKNCK IIAl-dN. Sec.
OBSERVER W ADS GET RESULTS
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
DRAINAGE
' ' '--SEWER PIPE,'
CULVERT PIFE '
" ' IRRIGATION PIPE
GRAVITY WETTER SYSTEMS
Factory at Island City. i Postoffice Box 791
OBSERVER WANT AOS GET RESULTS
Chevrolet Offer Appeals
to Everyone
i .CHEVROLET,
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Chevrolet Sales
Heconl
BY selling 50,000 Model "Four-Nineties" before August 1st
1U21, we can effect large economies in materials nml
manufacture.
And we will pass the benefits on to you. ;
Ve ill ' give you ?70 ill you buy an open car and $100
if you buy a closed' car.' Tliis' refund will "be made on the pur
chase price of a "Four-Ninety" Model, provided 50,000 of
these cars are sold.
Let us explainthed etails of this unique ami simple plan
to you.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
Inland Motor Co.
. LA GRANDE
One of more than '4,000 Dealers, Retail Stores ami Service Sta
tions in United 'States anil 'Canada
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"'hevrolet 'Jlodel "loiS--N ineti' Tourinir Car. S820
e llitil)'ir)ur.'im godels: Roadster. $795; Sedan, fl373; Coupe, fl325; Ught Deliver Vagon (1 seat)
' Chassis, $710. 11 prices f.o.nint, ichifon. fc '
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