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Ratuvflay, August fi, 1021 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i.jJfiffTii- ; -i PAcTfi FTTEV!' : August 10th last clay to pay' water rent without a penalty. S-U-oV Choice Candy. Choice candy in bulk, freshly made1! each day. A candy far superior to J most candies sold is what you niaf ! luy at the Palace Confectionery. I. Please notice, they have a special sale on each Saturday on candy a fine 4, 75c a pound candy at 50c. a pound, a X big value in a 00c box for 35c onii Saturday only. T DAT rv mumtvmmii ...... Local News In Brie COMPANY. Hotel Sutter SAX lliANCISCO Not inoroly a hotel but an In stitution founded on thoso I Principles . ! POPl'LAK PRICKS. SERVICE. J COlltTF.NY I (Jeorgo Wiii-rcn Hooper, jKr. COMING EVENTS. Sept 2G to Oct. 1. Oregon State Fair, Salem. Oct. 13. Krights Templar, grand cotntnandery, La Grande. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meeting, Portland. Nov. 21 to 20 Pacific Inter national Exposition, Port land. 4- : 4 MM Oregon's lliehcr Institution ol TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy DrparlmrnU '. KALI. TERM OPENS SEPT. 19, l')21 Fol tnlomalion mile to llir R.i;illir Oregon Agricultural College COHVAI LIS Acceps New Position a ' Miss Ituth Chcnowitch, of "Kntcr , prise, who has been here for some time visiting with her sister, has ac cepted' a position at the J. C. Penney company as a cle. I;. have been here this week and we are above the dam, around -tj ilani and advised by them that no coal increase lake and connecting wij&Ojle, present is anticipated,. at least for August.' flow line. HALL FUNERAL TO IO . Tank Oni'ti Tomorow Although closotl touawJfaiiinir, the Country Club huUito.riyjh'-V.ll opun tomurow... 'f:t", '-r T-A-X-I , For taxi service and livery cars fur all cuunlry trips, rcu-' sonablu rates; special raleu to cummorcinl men, Pliona Main 44. For niKht driver after 12 p. m., call Ulack 3'J2. FORD & GEORGE (iocs to Hot Lake Mrs. C. A. Stevenson left this morn ing for Hot Uikc to spend the day visiting with Miss Bessie Mulholland. Now, Look Out for Fish Stories Howard O'Brien, who knows every trail and spring in Union and Wal lowa coutif ies, and' C D. Putnam, whose fame as a wielder 'of the pole! has reached far and wide, will leave To Leave on'Trip ' this evening with.no destination ex-j Harry Snoo'griis will Iriive. tomor cept to find the best fishing that ex row morning for a, three days' fish ists., Tha "limit", will be theirs ami, j,,,, t,-ii on tnu lowet.Gruiu(e IJonde. it will be" no small limit, just the, L ' ' John .Walden orders will be obeyed Here from Yifkima . . . '. . and those orders are "fish in early: c. T. Murphy, of Yakima, is here morning, until' yuu have caught your; for a few days advertising valeiidar. catch and then play poker the r,est of. Mr. Murhpy is registered' at theJH'oley. the day." - '"!' ..- '..,, t)w Hume from Huycrs Week H. E. Westenhaver, of the firmtof Westenhavcr and Gilliort, has return- cu from buyers' week in Portland. Cement Manager in Baker D. M. Stiles, manager of the La Remains Didn't Come . While-no definite announcement has been made public here, K. N. Ford is of the opinion that the little Pratt' ' irirl whu was drowned at Wallowal VTslllim Here Lake Thursday, will be buried in En-! K- A. McNoul of Thu Dulles Is bete tprnrise. instead of Snokane. as fir ;t! visiting Ills aialor, Mill. Evelyn announced. Mrs. .Chatman, wife ' of, Hcyrshaw. Rev. ChaLmnn. of the Church of God. i of this city, was called to Enterprise' Leaves for Nampa I this morning. The booy of little hllu viranue-cement company at, laiana as anticipated. City, drove to Baker yesterday on . ' company business. ' was not shipped to Spokane yesterday Brnwnton Family Home Gift Receptacles in Place , "Do your part." That's all that the BE HELD SUNDAY Funoral servleea over the lemaiiis of Elirman Hall, a Uniou county sol dier who was killed In franco niiu whoso remains have Just arrived In Union, will bo hold tomorrow (Sun. day I afternoon at 2o'cl ock lu the M, E. church at Union. ,.' A larno number from La Ornudo and over the county will attend and the last sad respects to this vho gavo his lite for tho pay young man great cause. ' Ln Grande Elks will conduct ino services at tho gravo and tho Ameri can Legion members will inarch lu a'body from. the church to tho cetn. ctery. . ' Here From I'nlon Will Ilillcr and wlfo of I'nioii ar rived last evening to spend a fow days in La (irnndo on business. Tltuy are slopping at the Savoy. W. H. TALBOTT GRAIN NEW GRAIN BAGS SACK TWINE -t WatVlioiise. Island Citv lilt (iruiitU'r Oregon Plinne lic-d .".(ill Leave For Portland Mr. anil Mib. L. O. Hill loft last evening for Portland whoie I hoy will bo golio two weeks on a business trip, I Miss lvcrna Brown departed this morning for a two r weeks visit ll Nampa, Icaho, w ith friends and rel atives. Leaves for Union ( . - . . 1.. W ' Piilor-inn."' l:f Ynkini:i.' will Dr. and Mrs. 11. S. Brownton and Lu Grande band is asking ot the pun- iPavt, tms evening for Union, to visit mmiiy nave conciuueu a wcck s visit uu...i H... .-. wnnTrienila lor a Tew days before go at Wallowa Lake, arriving home latft ing funds for thc .summer 'and fall. I on t0 SM Jlk(, t-,y evening. Dr. Brownton will be at The big bnss horn and the big bassj , his office Monday. . drums were set (Silt today at the two; Hm. viiitin); , uanas ana aner a nay or iwo oi suenti aiBS M.1!iilH, Jolcyi nf Wula w.ijln, Grocer Visits in Baker-.- . I missionary work they will he move I: foI.mc,.y ,)t this-city, arrived last ev- U. L. Lanson made .his wcek-ent omer ceiuers vu .uue, nucre 'e.ening to spend n week hel'e visi.ing visit to the Allen & Lewis branch at public mav help contribute' to .the Baker yesterday. He is general man-' cause of t,hoiWiid".tj- Dropping coins ager of the two branches, La Graridc into. them. Just to make it a 50-50 Grocery company and the Baker Gro- proposition , the band men feel that eery company. as long as vney cievoie lour o nve with Miss Inez Hughes. Leave for Portlaitfl Mrs. C. E. Gump nnd.idaugliier will' Leaves For Enterprise Miss Thelma Meyers who has been attending tho sumnior school at Pen dleton, left this morning on the bi-Btjch for her home In Enterprise. Leaves ' For j Joseph Mrs. liloii Hlvyon of Pendleton do parlwl this, inortilng on the branch tor Joseph whoio sho will visit with frioada and relatives fojr some time. (oei to Joseph Mm. F.;V. Hownliii and son Peter departed ihla morning on the branch for Joseph, where they are to spend a nionili visiting with friends and relatives. H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. ELIXTIUCAL CONTRACTORS House Wiring and Repairing a Specialty We Carry a Complete Line of Electrical Goods and Can Supply Your Every Need As for prices 'ami quality there are none heller 103 Depot Street Phono Ked i'J3l leave this evening for Porllntm, where nours .vcjit. preparation, woutii th wiM visit ri.iL.mUs be only fair that the public at large! joe (,omc tjm(. Just: a.nd relatives DANCE Old Time Dance Thursday 1 Modern Dances Saturday REX HALL N. A. Diselel, Manager Dunbar's Taxi line Prompt, and t !l hours. Phone Main 789, cor. Fir and Monroe ' Red "22U2 after midnight. uuiHiiimtimiiiTi'H"'"""'""" t Directors Meet Mondav II A call has been sent out io directors do a little to make things go ! of thc Union County Ad; Club to a little from everyone and ample funds; To Leave Tomorrow ""' Ji meet at the Y. M. C. A. Monday cv- to carry thc band over thc immediate ; j. I). Putnam and II. k'WiSi'icn will ictiing at 7:30 o'clock. Matters of future will have .been obtained. leave tomorrow mornirlf; ;for Hen. ' more than ordinary importance are to! , ; ' ! Creek, where they will''pe'iiil a few ! be considered and A large renresenta- win in.iiMt Vut.rwnrkM i days fishing. tion of the board is urgent. I r-itv Commissioner David I. SUd-' rlniil i.ll.l If E. Knnn. consult inir ,.n-! Here V ixll ins gineer, will leave tomorrow for th.! Miss Anna W'uls ariiivedv.last ev Beavcr creek dam for the purpose of ciilim from Klgln to Hiwnd a. week making an inspcc'ibn of the present no vistttng lnjr Uis(euMrs. it;., L. I 1..1I..! J (o to Wallowa Luke It. (i. Ilenniill and dnimlitors, Doris and Lottie, of I'ciidleioti, for merly of La 'Tilindn left this lliornljiR on tho branch for a week's vamping trip to Walloa Lake. , ii i- In Old Boston Town II. G. Trull, who with Mrs. Trull is touring the cast in their mnchine, .vritcs the Observer that thev have! water supy system. 1. Among the Stoop reached Boston, the former homj. Mr. Trull. From there they en Q' fniittiroi ... tin i n vt i r!it m I nuiil. frnm lO un :,.nn,.t;,. nf thn nrninl a ,i flr.t.. 1 Til LC'IVC Tollllll works, is the possibility of seruring; Mrs. II. A. Henliani aid .. daiighter leave una v t'liuig. lor a ASto- l.'lini1 Pol'ilnlid"',, ' '.,w" Uull of Dolso. wVdl iTli! .1, P.v K" i un nn-cl Maine and will take a trip on the beau-' ,..nri. .1.. tiful Kcniiewick river. Mr. Trull says; WBter shol t distance above the dami Viola" will "wc are having a tine lime, out wo whcl(, jt was reported during the i two weeks' trip to Poriland L.. 1 una snorlage tnat plenty 01 water: ri nun neasmo. 1 '"-rf- . - J was to be tomid-4ut- vidonljy sunk . ti ' " ! " ' ';11nto the ground, circa sore men's will iWw Thinks Coal Price Steady i bo takmi and if sufficient water is 'K. "With almost an unheard of amount found there, it is possible that a pipe faso coinpnny oX Portland, Is born ot wood coming in ,nnd alter a care-' line will be built from this point, for a fnwdiiys oif tU(tlimr.ii' 11111I is ful investigation of thc situation, v.e which is about quarter of a mile rsgjHtnretl nt the S01111 do not believe the price of coal will ' ' advance during August' said IVail ' " Hliles, senior member of the Stiles . . ". mmm m- v & tlledgc firm, coal dealers. He went on to say that "representatives 1 from, the mines where, we buy coal J Co ti Welsc!- Mrs. ('. C. Protity and daughlers. t'lla. Ileulali and Callle, departed Ibis morning fur Wolscv, w'iro (how will visit with friends and relalhua for two weeks. lie l-'roln Portland W. K. Hales of Portland, tho audi tor of the Standard Oil company, Is In La Orandu for a row days on business and Is stopping at Iho Som nier hotol. iii 6 ..i 'i'o 'Leave oil Trip Itubo Zwelfel. Loo Kouseh and Jiinniv Fltngorald will leave toinor- rw niornln-r for I ho head of tho Wallowa canyon to spend Iho day J Announcement W, Xtnv IIAVK OUlf CO.Mi'I.KTh; SlWIv OK. WXAI'LK AM) KAN 'V OU'tX 'KUl KS. IT IS OL'U Am TO IIVK YOU TIIK liKST J.N.. (il.'OCIoiMKS, PUl'lTS AND YKOK TAMLKS 1 8KASOX. AVIv. SOLICIT' A SllAKK OK YOl'iM'ATI.bxAdl'l Harris Grocery PllONI'l MAIN 7:U Today Sunday fishing. August 10th last day to pay wale rout without a pptialty. 8-0-;" Andrew's Variety Store, Don't Wait BARGAINS NO. 1". First ami second mortgages on Idaho real es tate for salo at our. office. Lib-, eral discount made. f,uaran. teed by banks of Idaho. 'NO. 11. A new five loom bouse on Kasl Adams Ave. for rent. Hj"" per month. NO. 15. Five room bouse, two lots on comer or First and Adatr.s Ave., for sale, fine nf the best huildins spins in La (Irande; inacadatu street, cement sidewalk, shade trees, lawn. etc. .II for 26U.(IU; easy tonus. NO. 16. 4 ml nuns In Low er Cove, all In rultlva'lon. tlood nouses, barns and other out buildliics: ji;.gnod imiii mercbil orchard: artesian well Willi a cood flow: one nf the best fartns in Crnnde Kond" valb-y. Kasy terms and low rale of interest on deferred payments, and the price is linht. Let us show you this fal m. G. J. Black & Co. Sale 10 OFF 2 DAYS ONLY . 300 Shirts to select from. Latest patterns in Crepe de Chine, Fiber Silk, Pongee Silk and Percale. Full Run of Sizes Buy Now and Save Sco our new Shipment of Wool 'Scarfs, Sweat ers and Trains -before the- lino is broken. , "." . .- ' " ;: )A, YtOOIArAlH'S, liiMI. Slylt-s ...$:j.J)8 'ALU WOpl; MV-KATKIi COATS, l-at.-M 8tyl.'s t, l..Su.....j55.J8 t.- .fO.OO ( "ill Au :i-:x"'s sv i;A'i'Kii ats. f:if.u io Pendleton Charles Milne, manager ol tne Mime Kleetric company of I -a. tirande and i Pendleton, returned this morning to J his home in Pendleton, after spending i some time in La (iranu'c on bu.diicss.ij j;(UNT(gfHIERl ! ' a-vu .T-n0B WITH A rnhVJtaCB I ' . 7 All Wool .... TAMS. Hi..- Late: llcst Colors to JJ5-I.S5 i SIvll-S Jlllll l amphell Family Itelurns After a few days' visit with thrt l,'..j H. Uiliberd family, Mr. and Mrs. 'Il'-yfj Campbell have ; returned to Portland.' J They are -former residents o$ Itho , ' (irande ltondc valley, J Here from Knternrise J Wade Siler. of Knterprise, general i iininnirer of the Wallowa Milling tliain company of Knsleni Oregon, is in I,a (irande for a Tew days on husk i 1 f . !.. . l tl.n l.'..I..V ! IICSS ailO IS n-Kimi'l:" "I n-v hotel. 1! Iln r from Portland I J 1;. A. Cilliam and W. R. Austin, of Porllaml, auditors of the Wallowa J Milling & (irain company, are here fo.- 1 a few days on business. They are." stopping at tho Foley hotel. ll K Arrlnd Last Kveninir- !! Miss Mary Fit.gerald arrived last , evening from r.nierpnsr, wncrc sue ip.'j.oo io jpi.yo is employed as a secretary for a law-' yer there. Mis.t Fitzgerald Is here to nttenil the funeral if thc late James " l..ll,,h 110H Adams Ave. ( Ilealtora) M;w foi.ky La (.ramie 1ILIXJ. Oregon A Valuable Preparation. A valuable preparation for .-unburn Ian, sores, chaps, sore nose. Try i! for 2k- and 5c the obi price. W guarantee this preparation at iii.mi lu i.Mrag FAMILY- ORUQ 5TSBE VICO MOTOR OIL i.-i:l - IHtii FLEASES-THE USER A Grade for Every Engine A Paraffin Base Oil Bring Your Can and wcUl save you money O REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. (oes o eiser jl F.lmer Dishmiln. of Salt liake, who J has been III Iji Grande for the past'i three days visiting with friends, lefi J this morning for Weiser to visit 1 relatives before returning to his home J in Salt Lake. ' william' ; ; FOX , -V ;.; -I , ' 3o B 1" f A - v i "h; -1 1 v v Service Men Called All es-service men are refpicsted Io meet tomorrow at I'i o'clock at the Klks dull to attend the funeral ser- t vices it Khrman Hall's remain at J Union. All who can bring convey- 1 nnrex are urged Io do so, according ,j to a notice given out by Post Com-j mimder, liny II. ( urrey today. j, The Pacific ocean loinnrlses 3! peril rent of the earth's aurfare, and 76 :J j per cent of the aruuinenH axalnsl ! 'naval dlsarinalliont, New London J i iy. ! An Inforlor race Is always hated,! most by those member of a sopor- lor r;oo who am not very sure ofi Ihi-lr superiority. New Haveu Ln Ion. Pon't keep your wife o'er the hotJJ -love cofiking Sunday dinner. Take 1 the family to the Foley Hotel. jj . I!iad the Menu on Page Three. 8-0-lt SHE HATBD FIERCELY- her one thought was fo destroy; to plunder sne went too tar thou the Mit came and 'but see this remarkable U crcch Tibvr.LiDromG m ' . r August IMth last day to pay water rr1 with'oii a oAItv. - K-:tt OKSFUVF.R DVyRTISINQ wHl bP? results. ::Vi
