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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1921)
PAGE TWO LA GRAMjE EVENING OBSERVER S THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.lIB!lgaBMag''' For tho School Girl WV Tiavc liciiulil'iil iiihain dresses in plaids, sh'iies ami cheeks ilt even lor illia.nili- ahle, all (LiintiJy and prettily made for ('lie school girl- -in ages from li to IS yea is, pric ed I'niin 8C up 1o $-l.f8 i Showing New Tarns Every girl will want, a Tarn this fall as they are greatly in demand. 'We show the very latest styles i;i all mate! ia,V such as Duvet.vii, Velvet Plush. 1'elt, etc., in fill the wauled colors. Hill's Dep't Store MOtAJ Do Vou U O iu5 Anc Com. ?OK THIS fcLHSfr OF 1 . - 1 nLi ifVl- " I ON V,! : Our Special, $1.50, All-Rubber Hoi Water Bottle Now 98c PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE -jM: k 3' 1 -v.-. hi P:fi UjdlGHT. Matineea 35c; Children 15c Evenings 50c; Children 25c. All Prices Include War Tax TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY NEJUtLYDONEi M;ilcri;iis Ncnrly All Mountains for I lain wirh the dust Inches and feet, deep. . The bulk of file material for (ho (hi in in now on the ground and tin' ti in- j intj troubles will hooii bo over. Tue I' vn t i till of tin reset voir Ih over 00M feet above sea level, at Maker 10 feet. IiiiiUlliK a climb of lilni't' t ban 2ffiu feet, ThiM KiveH Home j'lil';: ol' the climb in liuiiliiiK mater-! ll!ial from here. The greater port Ion j iip. in me iiiHi i uii r miit'H. .Material n rK & (Ml 111,' 111! I ) mm: f VI in hauled fronr linker Is taken in motor, Cl'OJlsill- Water Nlll V foC'trucks to tin leatnwor'H camp anrl A I iiiinir ciiler. HA K Kit, Auk. 31 Another week if Im expected will boh all lite n:ihr ia) for ootoplollon of tlio floodrich I'HHcrvoIr latidiMl a I. Hit- silo of ( li dam. All material except one car of remont has arrived in linker and this is now due. After the material is delivered about three weeks will be required 1o rotnplete the dam. Wat-! ler Commissioner (Jeortfe Henry Htal-; iid today. The work will tlien he ready Tor imipettUunv and .-iicA-,'P' anee I by tlift city. TIiIh will he hy iIih fiist of Oriihier if not Kooner. J I One ,of tlm most dit'ficull lliero trausfe red to wagons (Jilinore & Kjlehie, the contra-, tors, started pouring cement tor the' dam last Friday. They are employ-; intf 25 men besides the tea mat em. I ftoi'k for (he coiiriele work Ih hdcui'-; ed about half a mJle t'lom the dam. A tunnel t0 feet in length has been completed and Is ready for tint-' IS HERE NOW The Blackboard Sale Another Grand Week of Bargains In Every Department Tadies Fine Cotton Hose, two pail's 25c 1 Ladies Outsize Kill 'Pop Hose, per pair 25c Ladies Silk I lose. Mack and cordovan, pr. G9c (ieiiiiine imported Scotch Zephyr liiighains, per yard .' 69c Large Turkish Math Towls, "JKI.I in., ea. 35c 1 ..Men's Summer Tnion Suits, nil kinds; ca. 98c I'nioii; ftliide Overalls, full sizes, pair, 98c 1 Preserving Dish Pans, II t. each 98c Preserving Kettles, li to 111 ct., each 69c Radison Plain White . Semi-Porcelain China, t .. 42-piece Set $7.J)S Andrew' s Variety Store j ting in the tap pipe, IS inches In di jaineler, ami a perpendk-iilur shaft 47 j feet deep has also been cum pie ted ready for the cement work. Control of the outlet to the reservoir is I hrcMie.h t his shaft, " The rosei'voir complete adds 120,- ; Ooo.noo tailons to iho siornue rapa :lrts "' .. ,.f n,.,, , ,c n Ilt'iny exiects that it will be a' Ions time before a water shortage, in aain left in Hak- r Tim nvn.-..'.. nn.u....! u.. ... ti . HMien pi 1"!tion of wait t no reservoir. i weuij -ioor - htn'HH teams have been emiloyed in (ho work. Tliese teams load fiMinj HOIK) to 2T.00 ponndK to the trip. The road Ih badly cut up by the teams puuniK ... u..m . .. mv h.-...us (hiSi r(immiHJ(,onPr lint cement, Hteet and nth to tho site. The last four mih (he haul is over new road, a material r The Big Six-reel Super-Comedy You're going to laugh and laugh, and LAUGH as you follow this humorous pair through the picture on which the world-famoiw comedian worked for a year! Worthy We lmva proven that, we are wo; t by of the publie's i'enfidf nr. Our equipment h dignified and genteel. We plan our services carefully and execute them rom: leiu lloimly. Henry Funeral Directors '.0T Fourth St. I'hone. Main F. IMMIlltM N. MatianiT. through i lie mains I states is approximately 1,750,000 wil-1 ons a day. I lie water sys'tein has I about 27 miles o pipe lines hrtniUii" water to the city reservoirs.. These rather water from mountain sprinps and small si i earns, ihat are torrents in the spriim, but In the fall the fl.nv of water decreases until by the mid din of September h generally nee. esarry to conserve water. The supply is holding up pretty well this year so Tar, and it is expect, ed this will be (hi last year with n water shortage, if it should develop la'e. as next spring's I'li.od.s will fii! t be new re.'i voir. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION TOPICS OF THE DAY from The Literary Digest Hazel Stone. C'.i Candy Made at Home. Candv made at ltoine made iust riht, from the best arul purest ma-j The Witt terial every . day in the year. The it from the superior quality of chocolates is most! what you palatable. Whv not become a rccular ' tcrs for V f : a s (i s ; a s (las is Kmnt? fine. nte Itex Get Vision Pump. Key retting. Headqua."- (ias und Oil. I customer and be thoroughly satisfied at the Falace Confectionery ? Their bulk caniiy costs no more and jrcncral ly less than cheap candy. Their boxed candy is packed as you may direct, of one kiln) or a dcn kinds in a bu. (iraude Implement Co. '1-1-2- Try to Break Jail With Silver Knife FURS AT ALASKA PRICES! I have on exhibition and for sale the finest collection of Alaska Furs in the Northwest, at the most reasonable prices ever offered to the La Grande public. Foxes, Mink, Bear, Seal, Muskrat and many others. The public is invited to inspect this collection, fipu of which are mado up ready to wear. IIAKFlt. Sept. 1. Prisoners in th. county jail will hereafter cut their i meat and H'rform other stunts re qiiiicd in the course of a meal with spnotis, accord inj? to an edict issued yesterday by Sheriff (leorjfe Herbeit, fo!lowitir the dtcowry of a file. hacksaw and several improvised sawj f'-.eu silver kni'-i-s in the cell of Jack Uyaii ami I a Si. lie Cpion Sunday al ter-. con dtitinir a search by deputies Pjitters.tn and Anderson. Fur several weeks past the officers have Itelieved OltSKKVKK WANT ADS CIKT RK-SFI.TS. A Good Home On Paved Street 7-roon house with lSf feet front- .age on -4th street. The place has aj Kood birn. Rai aye, cellar, chicken j house, fruit and shade trees. If de- iril hv mircli:i4Mr nutir will -l-iln that omethiinf of the sort was Bninff ,. lnt .....i ln.lk r(.,iuninn m prtc. but decided to see IuM how far the inmates wmild They succeeded in in t irur a I mns t through several bar-. ti an arid I'pto'i are termed "bail urs" lv the officers te-rptcd ;() bnak wa ed. Temts: Sl.DoO and their at-;2: per month, not unepect- c a-h, balance at Modern Methods No section can prosper without a bank, unless they go back to barter and exchange and tho days of the STAGE COACH. Therefore it is the duty of all who desire the welfare of this community to encourage the banking business by depositing their money.. In return, it is the bank's duty to loan its funds to its own community first, as this bank does. CHRIS J DANCE OKI Time Dance Thursday, Modern Dances Saturday j A Modern Home I WE PAYil At. on TIME jPEPCSITS LA GRANDE NATIONAL DANK LA QR.ANDE , ORE SOUND-RELIABLE- I P.OGRESSIVr 5-room hotine on Washington v- nue. A very deniable locaiion. Thisi' ltoi ne is absolutely modern and the price .ind term rtcht. : .: LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINESJiDiWl) FOI NDRY vu lunas or my -tmo,,i''9 " trartori IS l lis j rlXESAL1 RE2LRVE SYSTEM Eig labor Day Dance pairea, overnauiea Ascetyene REX HALL Cylindi V ' 5- -i I. i Adams Ave. lesilct, Managctv , Geo. HCurry i T (ids. , - LA M I