LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY, OCTOBER' 8j 1312.
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CROWNING, BRIDGING
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GOOD INDUSTRY IFTIHlC MY
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
Hams And
Bacon
Hams . . 23c
Bacon . . 32c
New Lot
Just In
And
PLATE MAKING
FEED AND GRAIN DEALERS SEE
FEW CHANGES.
Flour and Other Sliullur Products Re
main Stable This Fall.
The City Grocery & Bakery
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Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sani
tary laws.
BAY &
LICENSED PLUMBERS
! MONEY
T(T
LOAN
on farm lands in Union,
Wallowa and Baker
counties. '
THE ABSTRACT &
TITLE CO.
La Grande, Ore.
Owners of a complete
and up-to-date set of
Abstracts of Union
County, Oregon. All
work guaranteed. Give
us a trial.
CMLOCKWOOD.Mgr
Office in Foley Bldg.
COAL,
WOOD,
FEED
Lowest Prices
Grande Ronde Cash
Company.
Phone Main 6.
" Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
7 COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
TAFT REALLY SOT (RUNNING.
Those who are clinging to Presi
dent Taft may not realise that in re
ality the President is not running for
re-election. It is the national com-
a. 4a D&nnVtlrnn nftrtv thflt ill
running not Taft Yes, the same
National committee tvt rr-n
ZWEIFEL
LA CkANDE
B.B. Nutter
A VARIETY OF PATTERNS.
In Borders and Body Paper, all of
dainty design and In fancy new col
orings, are here for the inspection of
householder or landlord. These new
and artistic designs are exceptionally
attractive, and will grace the walls of
any home. We respectfully) ask you
to call and Inspect them. Consider
ing their high-grade, these papers are
remarkably low in price, and it will
pay the economically Inclined to buy
now before prices advance.
Phone Red 971 .
A. r. rilLL, La Grande, Oregu.
New Calcutta
GRAIN BAGS
BATtLB or TACOMA tor
ianavedlnte shipment -laBM
. receipt of order
ET. B.MILLS
great far Impertar
Imperial Hotel. PORTLAND, OR.
wm ir
I
trolled the Republican national con
vention. Elect Taft and you have
elected to power the committee that
turned down the will of the people.
That is a fact Think it over and see '
If we do not agree.
Indian and cowboy suits for child
ren at Wrwlln Ponk ft Ofoty pi
Backache Rheumatism4
I Kidneys and Bladder 71
TO STIMULATE INTEREST AMONG
FARMERS 0. W. R 3t N. WILL
GIVE PHIZES.
C L. Smith Declares That Corn Can
Be Grown Successfully In Northwest
(Portland Oregonian Sept 22)
To stimulate a greater interest in
the growing of corn and to demons
trate the possibilities and profitable
ness of corn growing in the country
tributary to its lines, the O. W. II. &
N. will distribute several hundred
dollars in cash prizes during the com
ing season, according to an announce
ment made yesterduy by C. L. Smith,
the company's agriculturalist.
Mr. Smith declares that field corn
can be grown Just as successfully in
the Northwest as in any other part of
the United States. He has traveled
over nearly every section of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho during the past
year and in every locality he found
some farmer who was growing corn
successfully.
"It Is a mintakn Idea that corn can
not be successfully grown through
out the Pacific Northwest," said Mr.
Smith. "The failures that I have not
ed usually have been due to poor seed
carelessness In the preparation of the
land or lack of proper cultivation. As
a feed for dairy cows to supplement
the short, dry pastures In July and
August, there Is nothing else quite
equal to green corn.
Corn Flno Food I'liuit.
"The corn plant produces the larg-
est measure of feed per area of land
and labor Involved of any plant, ex
cept alfalfa under irrigation. The
corn plant also utilizes a heavy appli
cation of barn yard manure more read
ily than any other plant. Presum
ably the farmer who makes livestock n
leading factor In his system of farm
ing will have an abundance of barn
yard manure to apply during the win
ter months to the land that is to be
planted to corn the following season
The plowing should be done as early
as the character of the land will per
mlt, and as deep as the weight of the
team will permit; harrowing and cul
tivating at Intervals of from five to
seven days until the middle or the last
of May, which will put the ground in
good tilth and destroy most, of the
weed seeds present. Nothing Is to be
gained by planting corn too early. The
ground should be warm enough so
that the corn would come up quickly
and grow rapidly without any check
The stunted corn plant like the stunt
ed pig will seldom make a profitable
growth. Prom October until Decem
ber the corn can be fed green direct
froifl the field. But the climate of this
section is not well adapted for the
handling of fodder corn.
"Experience has demonstrated that
the silo Is the only safe and eatlsfact
ory place to store fodder corn. The
best time to harvest fodder corn for
the silo Is lust as the kernel begins
to harden. The best variety of corn for
this purpose Is a medium dent corn
that will mature in about 80 days.
Home grown seed is always prefer
able to that brought from a distance.
The corn plant adapts itself to local
ties and conditions more readily than
any other plant. By proper care in
the selection of seed the yield and the
quality may be Improved from year to
year. Cultivate the corn every week
until it is tasselled. One acre of this
green corn will make from BOO to 700
pounds of pork.
Hog Industry Aided.
"A medium variety of the dent corn
should follow the flint for later feed
ing. By using the portable fence and
feeding a limited area at a time, the
pigs can harvest their own feed with
out any noticeable waste. Whether
the corn is cut up and fed in the pas
ture lot, or the hogs are allowed to
feed It down must be determined by
location, labor available, water and
fencing. Whichever way it is done
one will find the most rapid and profit
able gains are made from green corn.
Even when the hogs are running on
rich sttihhle fields, an evening feed of
green mm will pay an increased gain.
PMrslty of Products Urfrcd.
"The purpose of the company In ta
king up this corn propaganda and
holdingsa show for the first time in
the Pacific Northwest Is to encourage
a mm general dtverslflcalon of farm
t bettor live tock and better
' U o' r,;i-r Td also believe
'!U i-"nf mmv Instance the
Slight decline in oats prices, with
the other commodities that grain and
feed dealers handle standing still.
tells the story from the wholesale and
retail grain and feed districts today,
Even flour, which for a time gave
evidence of stirring up a real musa in
quotations, settled down to & uniform
basis and stayed there. '
There has been a brisk trade In the
wholesale districts But unfluctuating
quotations have removed any trace of
undue excitement in said sales. Quo
tations today:
New home grown apples 75e per
box.
Orange 40Q45c
Bananas (0c per dos. ,
Peaches 7085c.
Cantaloupes 2 tor 15c; 4 for te.
Watermeloas 1 2-3o lb.
Tomatoes 4 lbs. for 25c; Eagle Val
ley 75c per crate.
Peach plums 2c lb.
Poars 2o lb.
Grapes 10c lb.
Concord grapes 35c basket.
Tokay grapes 60c basket.
Pineapple 2uc and 25c, size. "
Cranberries 20c per lb., 2 lbs. for
35c.
Grapa fruit 2 for 15c; 4 for 26c.
Vegetables and Miscellaneous.
Cucumbers 5o each.
Onions $2.00 per cwt., small lot
2c lb.
Potatoes $1.75 per cwt.
Beans White, 8 l-3c; Una, 10 cmu
New Cabbage 2 V4c.
Celery Home grown, 10c bunch.
Fresh corn Roasting ears, 15o dos
Sweet potatoes 5c per lb.
Red peppers 15e lb.
Green peppers 10c lb.
Egg Plant 10c each.
'Squash 2c lb.
Pumpkins 2 c.
Turnips 2c lb.
Feed and Grain.
Alfalfa bay 113.00 (retail).
Timothy $14.00.
Wild hay $10 to $11.
Bran $1.30 per cwt
Shorts $1.40 per cwt
Oats $1.40.
Rolled oats $1.50.
Rolled barley $1.60 per ewt
Blue Stem Flour $145 sack.
Patent $1.25.
Snowdrift $1.35.
10s Corn Heal 35c per sack.
Eggs and Batter.
Butter Fancy creamery, 41 eeata, 1
lb. roll; 2 lb. roll, 80c.
Ranch butter 65o 2 lb. roll.
Ranch eggs 35c.
Cattle, lleai aal FawL
' (Buying Mm.)
Heavy hogs 7c.
Chickens Hens 9c; old roosters 7c;
spring fries, 12 l-2c.
Light hogs 7c.
Ducks Liri weight 1H.
Oeese, lira weight 10c.
Cows 4 5c.
Steers 56c.
Sheep 44 l-2c.
corn field will be a satisfactory and
profitable substitute for the summer
fallow. It would also check against
the general derangement of business
that always accompanies a failure or
even, partial loos of wheat crop. It Is
a well recognized fact that those lo
calities where diversified farming is
practiced are less subject to bad sea
sons and periodical spasms of bad
business than are those localities
where a single crop system of farm
ing prevails."
MOOSE CONSUME OYSTERS.
As a fitting finale to an evening of
Initiatory work when a large class
was taken over the mysterious road
leading to Moosedom, the Loyal Order
of Moose last evening participated In
an. oyster spread. About 200 members
were out to enjoy the treat
The lodge now has Its uniform de
gree team in perfect order and for
the first time since the lodge was
created, the entire ritualistic work,
was carried out In toto by the drill
team. This lodge Is one of the few
lodges of Its kind In the state that
boasts of a fully uniformed drill team
less than a year after the lodge's cre
pt1 on.
The modern Dentists nave solved the
mysteries of cleverly matching yonr
I I nataral teeth Inserting crowns, brldg. 1
I I e and artificial aets ta look real and , 1 I
I I natural as yon own teeth did. Special I I
1 I patented suction plates for flat months. I I
I Interchangeable bridge teeth that may
be changed at wllL avoiding the ap
Modern
dXtIIOS. C.
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OFFICE HOURS
Dally 8:30 to 6.
Sundays 9 to 12.
Etenlngs 7 to 8.
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We now carry the latest perfection in "Vacuum
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LA GRANDE ELECTRIC CO.
Black 3141 ' - Foley Hotel Block
9 i Wenaha Lumber Co.
Main 732
Dentists
OHMART, MGR.
. APPOINTMENTS TO SUIT YOU
Depot & Adams Ave.
La Grande, Oregon
FONG
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Branch of Baker City Office
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TEN THOUSAND FEET
OB TEN FEET
of lumber makes no difference
to us in our treatment of the
order, for the 10-foot Individual
may order the 10,000 feet next
week for all we know. That la
our. policy to treat all alike,
and to give all a square deal In
quality, measurements and ser