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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1921)
(PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OnSKKVER Tnosd.iv, OctoluT Ifl'JI 11 Biff Crown's II ATTEND THE MIGHTY Si NOW GOING ON 9. Don'tF 4h I THIS DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP SALE CONTINUES EVERY DAI Wonderful Bargains' ALL OVER THE ENTIRE STORE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, MILLINERY READY TO WEAR REDUCED st r AND WOMEN'S Hi Departmen t Store HARD TIMES f Ihe Niagara Longing1 company in jCiatHop county has resumed operations ;aftcr a shutdown since LMuv 1. BUDGET ITEMS CUT SDCIALHELD ! The steamer Heien sailed from Co quille Sunday for Kan Francisco with 1000 sacks of Coos county potatoes. 'three- months. 'He suKested that the i 1- n r..11Jfl nn nut rtf nn TO BONE AT MEETING f thl! policemen." There will be .a chief, a day man and two night men (Continued from page one.) I0n the police force as heretofore. When the .cuter department s esti- iTelocaset People (iivc Good Imitation of Desperate ' ' ii I it it ii is in A IT;; i r. !j; TRI.OfASRT. Oei. 2'. (Special) The hard time sociiil held by l hn Trto.-nset craiiKe on Saturday even ing was a huge success. .. The ros luiiies were in:ill v a ml varied. They all Indicated hard times. Mrs. Ack ley look the ladies' prl.o for the lj.;st rust u mn and Mr. Snider Ihe prize for the gentlemen. A program Ma fiven th.'l was in keeping with the hard time social. Refreshments werrt si-rved to all present. A large crowd was present io enjoy tlie fun. The Telocaxol schools were visited by .Mrs. A. K. Ivjnlioe, county sup erintendent; Miss l.oiiisR Zrirn. coun ty public nurse : .Miss Mary N'lehols, icounly librarhin, and .Mrs. George Cochran last. week, the latter having been kind enough lo drive the trio of public, officials over as gnosis. Miss Zoin expcciM to relurn again in : several days. ' Mr. and Mrs. Anson were business 'visitors In Maker -on Saturday. Tim teachers or the Telocancl 'schools all ended Hie iiislltllte In l.n Ornndo and as a result the pupils had three days' v.'. holiday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Kinder nnd Family ! have moved lo T.n Grande. Their I ninny friends miss Ihem very milch. ' Tlie Asper family is moving'ou the Fhafor place and will make their home there la the future, i Mr. Hnxtor has bought a large sup. ply of apples Troiii Mr. Parker. ' Mrs. Meach was a business visitor In T-a flrande recently, j .Mrs. lllgard was a T.n flrande I visitor Friday. ' Mrs. Uriggs who was on the sick Wist, Is now ar'iund again, j Mr. Hwlng Is ipulliiig In his fall j Brain. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Hill are enjoy in? a visit Willi friends and relatives. A number of social affairs are he 'liig planned for Hallowe'en. I Steps are being taken at Monmouth to establish a student loan fund to as sist needy stuibnls in obtaining a nor mal school education. I Coos county has the largest potato crop it has ever raised, and there have neen heavy calls for nickers, who an I paid is cents a sack. j The airplane owned by the Cons & Curry County Airplane company was jefestroytd by 'ire at Kcottsbuii; Iriday morning, 'the loss is $:l)lll. 1 .Mr. Goode: "Do you regard tobacco as injurious?" iMr. Moak: "Undoubtedly. My smoking has done terrible damage to the sitting-ronm' curtains and my wife's dispositi'in!" ODSnitVUIt WANT ADS PAY Preferred Stock Coffee 10-25-lf Cement for China. Delleite china may be mended by tilns (he following cruicut: mix rice flour with cold, water and allow It to simmer over a lire until it become thick. 'of city manager and city engineer nmtes came up Piesident W. 1). Gran- 'allowing $200 per month for the form-!dv and Commissioner David I. htoil 'er and ?100 per month for the lntterjdard pointed out that not until two i, . ... vears airi when Mr. darrctt - to4k .the salary of the city manager now. if )k, silU!llion hore hllU th .being V100 per month and his dutu-.. . sui,i;.nt water at uU lincludmg also Ihe .Iut.es that are in- - -( wi)(.n Mr Garrett t(Klk cmucu in - u,. . . .y , , hundrpds of dollars were beiii" which has not existed this year. .N o ,, ri,, ,:n r .im.ir.,- jother salaries were cut One member tbe wastlll!, of waU; of the a. visory committee lhrmi:h inefficient handling of the nmseii o, me opinio , u.u stupendous and impossible as the salaries were ' , e fc 1 as low as could be paid-competent oi; wJ av:lilal))l.. . ' . i- . o . i. i The largest cut in the estimates for Police f.et Sel-IJack. J(.xpl.,iil,lrt.s was made in the amount Commissioner McKennon suggesteM ' . ,. . . . . ,i a lowed fr retinne: the $.o,00n civ that the no ice department be cut an'! , , . .ci, m ....... ... e ha 1 (court hoise) bonis, Ihe sum o it was decided to cut its estimate of '' ; ,. . '!00 for securing evidence in half aed -i""''uV' " i'"'i' ... . i , , iand this was chminnted. No provis !to eliminate the three months' appre i'" 1 jpriation for a speed cop. The n-.-'ions have been made lo take care m I propriation was for Sl lio a month for any of Ibis amount of bonds. 1 1 it's toasted, of i! course. To seal ;! in the flavoiv- j POTATOES For Winter sjmil H.t Wo have 1!io Nclfvd Com, noti-ivi'ijri'ttoil put.-i-it)cs 1w liiiiidicd $2.25 Potatoes wiri 1k ln'fflior lay in your supply now. ions Apples, box $2.75 ifs and vciret.aliles Doll .fij 'e have extra f Full supply of l'l ! 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