La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 14, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHTTtSDAY, JULY 14, 15)21 FArttt two! LA (iRANDK IJ KNFN6 OUSBRVER LA GRANDE IRON WORKS, MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machineryautomobiles and tractors paired, overhauled and rebuilt. , ' . Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons. - ' -Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rewound. Give us a -trial . - D. FITZGERALD, Prop. ; EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS FOR JULY re- CE DRY GOODS, SHOES and MILLINERY REDUCED --. i Cviv j I hi HC'Kft (V& '- J -v'-.'--i GLEARA'N : i tut i Blouses Wt offer ah unusually good bargain in Women's Mouses for this clearance sale. We have selected aliout ') dozen ifeoi'Ki Lte . blouses und waisl.s, in all sizes and colors, and represent val ues worth up to $tf..r0. These we offer on sale. Your choice for Childrens Hats All children's hats from uur Kiinimor stocks, which represent values worth up to $2.25, -are grouped to gether, and ro on .sale, your choice for , 75 Millinery ' All summer millinery must' go now, All woirieii's trim med hats are offered afc ridiculously low prices. We have taken every hat in price from $:i.o0 up to Ki.no and iuive reduced them from J),S up to 11.85 There are only about I wo' lozen in the lot and will y;o quick at these prices. Silk Hose We offer women's silk hose in all sizes, colors of black, brown and white, Mid am values worth regularly nl ;f.l.!0. Co on sale per pair ft8 Corsets We offer an unusually Kond jurgain in Women's '('or iels for this sale. We have all sizes in a ood could corset, in both while and", pink, vJiii h we are ol'ft r intf now at $ I MS Shoes We offer dozens of pairs nl' Oxfords and Tumps for women, in while, black, and brown, in practically all sizes from 'I '& up to 7 mi sale at prices far be low actual cost of manufacture.' (A)HICH Clwf. IT IS JU5T SO THPlR iBPKin HmK iF- v PJ (5irr- ;;fl Welders of All MeteU THE BEST EQ(IPPE0 IN EAST OREGON '.:. ' Cylinder Regrindlng Crankshaft Keui-inding Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled Machine Work of All Hindi) We are equipped and mn;ned by experts for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leighton, Prop. . Hill s Oep't ore Save Labor During The ? Busy Haying "SeJCSDri An Institution Swimming Teacher Tells . Of Accident Prevention 1 ''ACohlnulK liy drowiiMit uio liirnfl ly prciVHiilablo mid In ordm lo Ii'hh- Lhiimnh arowniim I tilb1 miuiiiiMr I will touch any porHon In l.u (iruntlM in awl in or uvo llfo wllhuut nny rharK thin ' Hiiniinm," A Kilwjn Prykn, )iHii-n dli'Mftoi- of l he Y. M. C. A., unnouncL'rl tod.iy In dlH ruHsliiK tho iruptdy of Tmiroluy itv ening i which a R(vont'Min-yuiir-ohl boy lo.ii't hlH 'Uhv "Many hoy have nlxuudyrfWutfli'd (tii'ir inli'iitlon t( lukiiiK li'HtmiiH' OiIh Riiunnur n ml ;ir rangHint'iitt will ho jnndi' lo icnrli all of lliwo its' w'll us ny oihtT !iups that miiy itpply. lt'f;iirdhH: 'of Whether tliy r inoinhMi-H nf :hn " V. M, (!.' A. op inr will ht hill)" to-wlin rt I) ( th dcHlro of tlm V. M. i), A. lo do whatever a jhjh alblft (o prnvfiit further lriu;iMtlis." ' Mr. Pryko, wliu Is un i'xpirlMii-id tt'Khor of HWfinmhiK usks (hut nil who wlulf to tiilio ndv:initu:' of Ihn Y. M. (. A'h. oiTi'i- in n-uch I h m'i n lo swim pi't Into iiniiK'iIiiiK' tniirh with hi m. In dlsiMisHiiiK Hufr.iv flrxt innMiiriK whlrh hwImiiiiith . hIkui lit olworvo lr Hld: "1 rt'tiii'iiihrr two uooMeiits Ihsi yMjir In which livt'sj wnrt li)Hi,.unn whi-iM u innn Jumped ' Into tho wilier to nave nniiiher mini and a fur' swimming ahnnt -it U-.-i ' fromrtifl ru.nt ..mi which he w?i. he eaom 'tMiflt'd nd went down and! anblht'Y'of a: -girl who ueni Into (he' water ttftei-n (M twemy iniinih ;if. ter eailnp. She HllfJ'ei'e.t finm mi in - j Iftfk of i-rainp.'i and went il iun. i o. One t hin p I want to wn rn u 1 1 about is iimvpv to call frr lielp un def any eirconisCtnrO.H when help is N't. needed. Any mini or hoy ra II inj.' 'for helji for fun niifUil to hi whipped, in ,IV opinion. Many peo ple di'owil each year- because I hose . oh Iiuph think Ihelv r:i t Is I'nr help ""-" j nie in fun. Cold Wuler D tMei'ous I Shuuld anyone hi' ovorernie by "Ivipoclally In cold wuIhih hiicIi ix J critinptt I lie hesl advice, nhhonvh it w have In this purl of th oouni ry ( some' inie seemingly Is hard to lake. MWlnitnerH and buthrH Hboulrl be Ih uol " io, beeonie exched. In sin-h Nil mil iotiH life ciiiitliiiiH (i hunt nbMHivlnK (lit Nttl'ely ruleH, Never un Inlo iho wiHer will In in a (uveal . A I wiivm let mi j hour and u half or I wo hours elaime alter a meul before koIiik Into the wuior. Tln!K0 two prncuutlcnH art : vory npioMnnry fu cold wuler Hlrniim4 1 .t-part J and 'Inke.s; perhaps In warm water jecltoMH (hey ran be modified some I what wilhijut I'tkiii undue risks, ! but tho wateiH of Ihin wedern eutiu tiy are cold enough nt all limK ol ih.e year to in a kit their observance in necessary precaution. I "Hr;ire jmnpiiifs' or diving Into tlm walnr It Is always nud n dash hi.iiih water over the finehenil and i front of the body, If puttslhlo, lake ' i' warm showei gradually cooling j l he shower down 10 the teiuperuture j of I he wuler. Always wail on I il j perspiration stop before taking the I xh jw er or dashing the waier over one's head and body, h is alwayr n -ii Te plan to immerse oulckly, ei Iher diving cv jumpiiiK into the wn- j Imp, preruihly where il is fairly , shallow. II Ihn water Is fairly slial ! low Is Is easy to roach a safe place In case ihe shock is loo Kreat. Ihumcr Lessened "Ouri the Itody Is aiTUslomod lo the ieiuMMatitie of the. waier there need lie Hi lie fear of Iteiii overcome hy c)iaiisliou or era nips prvtvldei,! (he pteliiniiiiuy rules are adiieied Do BOSTON LUNCH Open Ninhls lo lo (I'dm-K Dinnrr Orders. ,SM'i:iul Di.'ihcs of All Kiiols Uiiilcr Ni-w M:uiiir.t'ini'ii( C. S. Whitlington, Manager tlf'Iu'lHtM nnHl'fly MM on l(i(Mini; ii ImvoI n:nl Cra rn is in I III! pl!M I'.'Ol lri('M ht1 flM'iTMI M' Ijy Hi I'HlcliiMK Hi" uITi'i'OmI lilllll. "I'riimpH i.vcr Ihn lifiily nri' m-'l Willi omI.v in ran1 riisos. I'.suully mi- of lint In fly Is ulTc-li'il. SIomuh'Ii i'1-a rn ps tin- llli: llioit si'i'ltHl." .is ii i nit' lii-iuiNi' r lie iMiily hi (Lull bl"ll IIP, l llliifll I'llSt'S wlltM't' ItlM' U lilTfrli'il hi this imiiiiit'r u sti-'tit:; "iTiii l shitiilil Itit mi i, !, in .slniiKlio-n nut lb" Imjy itiitl if pttssihlt' idti inii.-ii'li'H shiiiilil l. hi ri'lfhi'il Willi ilif IiiimiIs. Ni:ir.ly fvi'rytiiit' c:in kfi tifli.jl .1 iiik ('litiiirh fi;r ht'lp In jir rlvf. .i:imi .ulii'p sufli'i-ilir Iriinil l'lillllb- ill Jill KlOHKti-ll. It;, uirlliim I iivi-r mi II'" hat k niitl aivhiiif ilu- It'uly rutin Hit- I Is : . 1 1 I si i t'll liini; lint .'iniiH (tin. riillin Hit' niiiis Imrli-j :irti Willi I he ji:i!mis nf ih" lnoiils "I1." . .. ! ' I nlllii lii I In- :il. r I'ulliio; In lhi wnttT uiili tun'' I i li.lllfM ln 1 ItlMtllliT ni'Htli'nl Mf I'rylii' liflifvi-s sltttnlij lint t-;nist' st'i i oil-; ri'snily in many msns. Ii j:: ; f'TV HllliMlf in:ti:i.' Iti i-fiti ivt' siill'i I'it'iil tltilhi's in it wnltT si :! It It" ulilt' Iti ri?iti-h sliii'it tr rt'Mittviric ; all (tilt's tlillllfs wliiTl' n lull!' swilll ' is III I. II.' f.illfil s""i:'l :iifilliiii j Iti II ilsf ttf wiillli'ir,-; ilii's-tt-s 'I'lif tn-iliuary i-l.tl Ins n woman wt-ar;. I lioltl mi nint h air lhal Minl'iriiil ai( I i l;irn in ht.fiiiiiu I,.. i afl. al if sin' j will ki.t.p ,,.r ht'iiil ' I ' 1 1 l .-1- mi t lr t iiiiiMan. i s -tli i ii 1 it hi. Hirow hisj arm i altonl or lit :u 1 1 1 air or In' Ii ; III" wal.'l ." Tl" Saiil. "Il w ill nut liflp ill lilt' It'asl anil tanas oxlian; lion anil loss of llio mi' ii i a ninlhli ' rhiiir Dial I-. so ni'.a's;-:n v in -rave ! Min n lalini ii- wnstwl. in hai-vpsting lor imperfi-ct implcmonts are employed, h.ay, not inv'fssai ily boiiiusf of idle- I ray specialists of Ihe UniU'd States rif., hut Imtiiiisi' of wioiiR methods. ! Department of A (ti ii-ulture. , ini flii ifiit in.'inimenient, and improper j ) farmH where considerable hay ' is Kruwn. they say, methods must be adopted by which the greater part of the heavy labor is done by horses. This will necessitate the general use ; of certain types of .labor-saving ma chinery, some of them not so common in the Kast, which have been thor oughly tested and proved satisfactory in the western part of the United States. The small hay grower, hnw- ,, ,,, . , -,, , , i ever, need not make a very heavy in- ASTORIA,. Inly II.-Hilly r,0O dele-iV(,s;m.nl ,n nayiK apparatus, -""' w""'"n' -'I1'" fP"'1"'1 : for by rearranging the working of his to come lo Astoria lor the state en- p nm, usn u ,iup mtn hors( I'iinipiut'iit 01 ll'e United Spanish W.ir)uii. f th,. h;in wf)rk' nR oan a(J Veterans which will he openod hero -i i,i ,i, ..tCoitmny, .r hit fr twKtn,w' ' . ....... . . .. . Time of Day Is Important. The time of day when the mower That will exert itself in the aid of its ))riCv$n tlh;il , our policy. Savings accounts solicited. !--- ?PAfjlSH VETS MF.ETTIHSWEEK The hank that is your hesl friend'." July 1.5, Our officers: Van R. Long, President; CVW. Fox., Vice President; I I,. Stringham, Cashier. State Bank of Imbler Imhler, Ore. 1 I'rithiy moinine;, illiv f:i.ufon. (lovcninr Olcott, Mayor George Ha ke r, of f'ortlaotl, Ailjutant-dtMieral (JioiLve While am) oilier prominent people have slated that thoy will be he re durinjr tiie convention, probably lor the batiijtiet on Triday evening. i silurted has a direct ben riii er on the I ... , amount, of hay made per day and the ; t 4? 4? 4? pJ?ffH? t 9tt9?'S? "frffr iK .V.; ' nil-: (U "rv tair" IS A'lTIt ACTION AT "AKCADK T1IKATKK number jif men required. This is especially true on farms where it i . tho custum to haul or stack hay in ! Ihe nfteruoon only. If mowing is done in the m'crnlng ami raking in the af-1 u.-ual will be retiiired, and if mowing T ami inking are both tlone in. the af- j terniioii, still more men and horsen . i 4-4- .will be 'tletl. un II Il has ail tl a day :. lal 'lt lb" h..r! A I..T1 . I ill;.- A I til Ihf sarr. mil -!?"'.' Hie Manrite 'riilirne'.lr's "I II.- Ctiiinly Fair." al the Al'U'l" II. IW. run a. id excii'-ini'iil al- Ih" ih re: iai n , fair I'hl'S t't'i.W llt'lt lis clima a I ti not' 'inir !y leal: shown i pi iff.v won. i) KAit noi:i;i:n iiai IN I il.M A I' SIIKKIIVS . viiiif.'" r.-n i ii i-i ii v tii- ill" real nit' ill lit', l.t'L' i nil ill i" to fi: "Are All '5 t il May AlllM't'.il! Ihe She' i , "ihe. day. '---.j Hi iel'l..iftrii lie siury rrt'oiiiils Ih" m: haps aueuilnni np'itl 111" irt't'.un lar t.rili'.ol' life known as Holtt'tniail anil of tlie.piil'all'i iliat awail young nil Is who tp'e'll I l;i'lll::eh ":t well alii" lo taKe t .tie nf Hit ins' l . i'S lllldel an i ilrnln-lalii es wlialt'vt'i. I.llhliilnt; Itiyee 0. -also makine fi lends every epb d'V Totlay Is the siih. -f -f 4 4-4 4 -ir 4t J. I Judyd ly Kit, Workmanship, Wem-lnn viuiiinii's ana Myie, i.a ia.miii.h. is There are Three Exclusive Feutorvs FKONT I.ACEO ( OKSSTS. VENTII.O HACK, the VENTH.0 FKONT SHI BI D nO I.OX-1T NON TILTISt; CLASP. 9 1 always found the C0Ki?ET of greiitct-l value. A complete line of new mixieis now on h)ind MKS. UOUEUT PATTISON, Coreellere. Phone Hlack 81 Resirl-nce IJ12 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. Sciitl 'it Dim iur ' hi'tt a tis.m in app.i i-ntly drnuued line (f ), tliiilLs lo d is t i Miniiiio!) doctor and Mien ain.lv firm aid The Sh.ifer meilnd of iM-ur-i ii al ion is one of the Mitph-M . .ni.l inu.t nir.tive. The h. dv -,!,., Id , K I-' 1 .1 rOMKlilANS ' jwi'VM n, the mi ilfh in s.o lli.T-, TIMS ('.iJ?; M'lvt 1. no ..iim) hi (hit in il and lo I ! 1 hiit I to- I.. 111:11. is 11 il vl i knit in j 'hi' ihin.il losiot; i)ie uir ki -.-..i , i ' place the hands wn li jthii'nlii parallel i ihe hackhont jnd The .j-toot cut is tbc most common ' , ..,1 :n ii.u i-'-.tt i,,,r it .;n xn economy to u.-e hirer mowers; G-, 7-, ; and evn 8-fcot sizes can be used on ; 4 ,a tjreat ninny fnims. Some idea of the j . ....... .1,,1 In. ...inrr I h.i'.r..!- Ui7..a . mrfv be h:id wbtn the difference in the umoiint of wiiiic donehy ea is known. Lndi'r average connitioip. .i-faot mower will cut W acres irt 10 ! limns a It-foot niowfir wifl acres, a 7-foVd 14 a.'QftK and in 8-foot ) about li! acres in 1 UC Mttrs. I t should be borne in mind that move power i; rciiiired for the wider cuts. Many alf.'ilf;' prowers are using the 8 foot cut with . jood succe,. and makf a piarlitp tf mowing at1y irt the morn ine; he fori the dew is off, or even dur ing a IiK"h't rain. U;ki Tlder ant) Kake. 1 It doV'H not pay to wait until the! dew in (ff before starting1 the mower, j if the tedder is -ot to "kick ' the water out of the hay. The size of mower used and the time of day it is started are the most important factors in crew management. rhe nse, 0f the tedder and rake are next in Am poitunce, and these three implements should be kept clearly in mind when nltemnt inir ti solve the problem of ho to make smtll crew efficient. THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command, Hint never tires; night or day, hot or cold, snow or rain, it is always ready to quickly, cheaply and cheerfully perform tasks that otherwise require time, erxftM3i, exposure and in cases every day, by its celerity, it naves Iimm and property of value almost heyoiui Hniit'iii! itni.- Home Independent v Telephone Go. -! 1 KI44,4fi4i4'4,44it444,4'a44Hb4'444i4S( H. & S. Elect A Iti'al IMi'iisuro. Al Ihn I'atact1 the dispensers, of ice : t'liin anil si.thi irtiilucls are the Electrical ConlractOprnmplfst and mn.tl iinnntiius that . u, "'.-an hv found in town. The talilcs'are 0. DEIUI SI. 'ihvays the dcancst and the refresh- nent taken th"ro are a real pleasure. I ' A I . A ( ' E CONFECTIONERY m 1 NT TO HIJV OK HELL 80METI CLAHSIHED A. COMPANY. nHSK.RVBK WANT AIIS PAT inches fr.m t h is down wilh the Ol ihe rill hii spread Press i' 4 t .iU. 111 1 M luiiic l'r T 1 'be bund T 1 Hi);..t-M f eilflik.li to 1 hints and f 1 "U hen ini: 1 ti 11 1 n r .1 T , ilh iU,. imslitu,; , f ; el Ihe l.an.U 1,, I,.. tk : niilil re- imi :. I:. hi h 4 1 KtilvV ; ll 'Vt' tie, 1 ! L.l vlt'lnt n l I' d lv ll.lfk- , I'lllll llf ,i'ul ihf' wn ju..i I imsli 1 lie air nut of ilt. lei iii nultkly, Po rhis rleen tu eiehit'eii in,,,.; .r ,,tin. i' and ke.'lt it up until se; ,, Inral ln,i,l,iiii; lef.iin 1:11s nf ir.nual lee.nli Ihe ri"-'ii"i ..!... 1, hi ,,i- miiit i v ihe rvilnn i.f '.i . -ii In m- 'W 11 Jimf1 tel atmii'-' in I a "i", t Mill'. Hie have I an I . ri.Mt.i'l.l. lit" '-''' f'l'S III' l.'.si :ih .til iiah'I' Ihev a rtji'.irt e:l t.n Iheif a 'ii.inauer an s.iiiii' as vvliell I illlf . A i: tl nil' IU lltldtvl le.l- ,iN, S" it ttf nniinuiir llahliiii. s the .He.-; I-... mutuuur.i:intA;tmm:u::ot!ao:trr Dunbrr's Taxi line I llsh. ,1 ' I Tin, Ihe si, 1 llleili, (tletl 11 Keliel.ll use mi' l'",iil:nii; I'rvke slated, hti 111 rev I v o ; this int'lhiitl atid inein'M-w lri." t.r 1, the V.I and . 1 1 a 1111111 a"-, ilalten . ills ,'ielh, rapidly v:., live ..ive ti ll is pi.i.il.l,. 01 a heavy man hv iisitm il ! :il-. ,hii Promit. nntl Ph'Hlr M.itn and Miinitit' after ninttiichl. mil hours. ror. Fir l'.i-.l 22:12 FRUIT CANNING EQUIPMENT 0 1 e Thai Ertry Wowan Should Have N'i'w Silnvl;uil Automatic Chm? Stuner Heavy Tiimetf Wire Fruit Canniiij Kat ks iikh1 Handled Tin Ladb-s CiMiiito Lailltts AUiwimin. Fruit iat FilWra .. lbc i. ' qurt '.ear-Kr Alumiium lolander ( rU'Vite t't.'andns " e (iiaiiUe Prtlrvinj KKtto $f!iJ0 to quart W f'ar-hver IO-(.ii't Wear-Ever I''iMi.tit Wear-Kver Aluininam PreseiYine KiUle Aluminum PreserfinK Kettle Aluminum Pi vservinir Kettle IIS( (a NTFOK CASH and 35 S3.85 $1.50 REQON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.