La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1913. 11 ORIKBTB DVBKDW OJMTBBTO, FRUIT JUICES PL i n m i anon . . n..Kfollrn inB U1BIRUL i W wm' degree of manutaciur.u. .--;- - - b . ... congumrlt,oo Somewnai me ' . . ii preventea. as pirns 01 riiw and involving line of experience HITS NEEDED COMMERCIAL SIDE Or QUESTION ' SHOWN. " ; " . ; I, ,:: i.,- '. ; " " Pacific Cossi1 Could .Remedy "Small Apple" Losses Easily. v" Cove. Ore.. March 12. Editor Ob server: The proceaa of manufactur 'inv nnformented fruit lulcet being a equipment, lately developed to a high ed" Julcea. question of technical detalla and The present unfermented Juices on for canning and (preserving frulta. together with cider 'making, we will not here enter. Into these detail, but merely conalder thl product a It promises to aid In the solution of disposing of the aur plua fruit . ,A there are now several firm manufacturing grape Juice and what la called "boiled elder" It la not a new Innovation, only that what la now done with the grape may Isj be done with the plum, peach, prune and apple, and In the same manner, not boil, but treat to prevent fermen tation, and to be sold aa "unfermont- If IS STILL VISIBLE ME WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF A COM PLETE LINE OF "HOT POINT" ELECTRIC HEATING DEVICES. The power Co. has mad, a heating rate of 3 1-2 cents for the first fifty and 3 cents for all over 50 kilowatt hours used la one month. This means that you can do your baking, cook ing, ironing, etc., at a very moderate cost. This makes electricity cheaper than coal or wood. It means freedom from smoke, soot, ashes; no fuel to carry; no overheated kitchen; meals prepared in half the time. We give daily demonstrations of "Hot Point" devices at our office, or, if you pre fer, we will gladly demonstrate them in your own ' home without cost or obligation on yeur part. Mill for iO centa each, or at toe rat of over $3.00 per gallon and the Portland wholesale price la aooui $2.40 per dtozen. or 20 cents per pint, and the "boiled cider" wholesale for $2.60 per dozen quarts and $9.70 per dozen gallon Juga, but are being re tailed on the principle of "drug" and not in general supply not even known to the average consumer. With the above figure In mind, and without a'.tempt to a real work ing accuracy, I will tate, that with a large modern plant for making such Julcea they can be put up in full quart for about $1.00 per dozen, and allowing $15.00 to $20.00 per ton for the fruit, cased, f. o. o, cars, for about $1.20, therefore, could and should be retailed, everywhere, for as low a price as a bottle of beer, near the establishment, perhaps three bot tles for 50 centa up to 25 to 40 cents according to distance, etc. ' It muBt be pertinent to all that if so retailed, as suggested, that there would hardly be an end to the mar kets to be gained for these Juices, as when we contemplate the temperance statistics of the enormous amount of liquors consumed in the United States, and believing that these Juic es would come Into general popular ity there should be an excellent place for all the "small" apples and many of the laree ones. ' It should not be very difficult for ,two t0 06 Interesting signta. espectai- all our Pacific coast fruit districts to ' 'BUUB " " """" ana a mosi glorious speciai-ie iu mo east during the evening hours. Mercury at best la a mere pin point of light but may be distinguish- Waitc Electric Co. j THOrGH CLOUDS OBSTRUCT THE PLASM 1NTIWESTS Tonight, Barring Closds, If Cm Be See About Sieves. Clouds last night obcureo what would otherwise have been the best opportunity to view the planet Mer cury with the naked eye that has been had In many months. If weather con ditions are favorable tonight about 11 o'clock. It can be eeen. At that hour the tiny heavenly body which swings around the sun so closely that r Is usually lost to human vision In the brilliant rays of the great cen ter of the solar system, will be at its greatest elongation, , which means Its greatest apparent angular distance from the sun. It Is only on such occasions that Mercury Is at all vis ible to the naked eye. Another Interesting feature of the evening sky la the fact that the moon and mercury are nearly In conjunc- ion; that Is, they were about 7 o'clock Sunday mornTng. They will still be close enough together (as seen from the earth) for a night or they can enjoy the balmy air and the bright sunshine. Dr. McNary has already begun to have much of the ground cleared and plan to clear a large area of or chard trees so as to make It available for other purpose. The superintendent Is also prepar ing to build bjmielf and family a cot tage on ground adjoining the asylum and probably this work will com- mence within a few week. national exhibit at the exposition at San Diego, Cal in 1915. Brazil. Jaian. Porto Rico San Salvador,' Panama, San Domingo, Guatemala and the Philippine have announced Intentions of Installing Vacuum 10U8K CLBAJUHU rPJ10L8TBBI rOBXITCBB BBFAIRIN0 MATTRESS MAKIHO rtJlSITDM rACKUfO. l. r. BKixnraiB, 3887 Wwk. Ave. Fkene Black ltd i there is Only One "Bromo Quinine" That la Laxative Brmxj Quintno USED THE WORLD Of,:-. TO CURE A OoLu IH CMC DAT, Ahnra remember the far ae. Look tar this 1 signature on a , j box. S6o. SWA establish large, modern plants for ! manufacturing all kinds of these fruit j Jultts and in order that every grower may have a direct benefit they should HA rtn - .n-nnaraHv. nlnn Ml the basis of a certain amount of stock r"V"" " .7" A ., ' Z . per acre for the total capital required, which at the start would be consid- ed from the fixed stars in the same hue almost as "bloody" as Mars. New Foley Building Pkone M 199 GARDEN SEEDS A full line of first class garden seeds on deploy. Now is the time to buy as our line is complete. FANCY APPLES Lucinda and Rome Beauties ..50c OUR HOME-MADE SAUERKRAUT 13 SPLEN DID TIIE GOOD THINKS COST NO MORE THAN EDINART THINflS IF TOU KNOW WHERE TO BUT. Stageberg Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 VEGETABLES IK SEASON ALL THE TOR. D. R. FONG erable. In order to guarantee a full success. A campaign of advertising would Imsrevements at New Hospital. (Pendleton E. O.) A trip to the Eastern Oregon ho Dital at this time will show the visit- be of first Importance and above alA or wnat a wonderful Institution this to secure the sale of the product atpIace na8 become since the patients have been housed and - the work of the lowest possible margin, at the level of staple goods sold Jn large quantities, and the whole thing would be from the start one big success. The effect on the apple market may wel lbe Imagined, with alf the In-! when this has been done, one will ferior fruit eliminated, possibly half have to go a long way 'before rfeelng Beautifying begun. With the appro priation made by the legislature, Su-l perlntendent McNary plans to begin at once to lay off the grounds and the total crop, as with such a condi tion lu most seasons. It might be more beautiful spot. In the buildings themselves. there found difficult to supply the natural :is a good deal of work yet to be done, demand for the two products and the 'The stnge In the assembly room is prices would certainly become re- not finished but will be shortly, as muneratlve to say the least. Dr. McNary will let a contract some- In connection with he manufactur- ,ime tn,s week for t!le, "enery. The ing of unfermented fruit Juices there i,lbraTy room ls not completed, but is a large field for other products. !w'ith tne legislative appropriation for such as vlneear. lam. lellv pU. an .".lnlB purpose 11 is prooauie inai a sup- m - 9. Spring Dry Goods ImbUr Co-op. They are not arriving every day, .they are here new, and we want you to come and see - them. j '. ' . We can show you the largest and most up-to-. dote iire of seasonable Dry Goods and Notions that tins ever been shown in .this sectibn of Un ion County. - A splendid assortment for you to select from in Prints, Ginghams, Percales, and Fancy Dress Goods, at prices and quality that will surely please you. . Our line of WINDOW SCRIMS is most beau tiful at prices ranging from 15 to 60 cents per yd , A full line of New Spring Styles of McKIB PIN and STETSON MEN'S and BOYS' HATS. Don't think we can't dress you, for we can. MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS, TIES, - BELTS, HOSE, ETC., ETC. Call and see us, and make this store your store where you share in the profits of a successful business. if desired, certain kinds of fruit waste could be made Into champagne, etc. Therefore, we ought to have at least a half dozen plants In the Pacific northwest with, a capacity of at least two carloads of fruit per day, or twice that would be better still and with plans for early enlargements. It should be easily, financed with ' e assistance of advances on the pro duct. Dut with all the difficulties of starting it should be undertaken In a large measure in order to help regain former confidence in the production of certain fruits and to guarl agatnst "overproduction" or underconsump tion of future crops. Yours truly, KA1K1L J. STACK! .AND. CO-ED DEBATERS ARE CHOSEN XUses Oberhottzer, Sawyer, and lit k'lcnVId Will Meet Washington ( fi,,''ff'V: J H- ;-;,'7 vtmriNE to. Branch of Baker City Office CHINESE DERIS ANB ROOT HMKD1E3 . Our wonderful life giving herbs will absehitely extirpate every Impurity from the yittu. No drugs, ne polsea, son-alco-aslrc. I'UIE CONFIBBJiTlAL CONSULTATION FREE Those living ovt ot town caa cure themselves at bene with our herks. Write te as tor par ticulars. Office Hours: t to 11 a. m.; 1 to p. so. Sundays I to IS a. m.; to I p. m. Teltshes Bala 761. . OITIret .141. Aian Avense LA 6RAHB, tSKOON. University of Oregon, March 12. (Special) Aldou Oberholtzer, Cecil Sawyer, and Beatr'ce Littlefild, were chosen for the University co-ed de bating team tn tno Dnal tryout In Vlllard hall yesterday morning. This team will meet the Washing ton team here some time In May. They will support the negative sid? of the question. "Resolved, thnt all unskilled laborers of the new Mim' Kration, as tlnslfled by the linmlcra tlon commission, should be excluded from the United States." Th's selec tion give Oregon an entirely new team. None of those chospn has ever had any experience In university de bating. Miss Oberholtzer and Miss cawyer are member of the Junior class; the former Is from Spokane. Washington, the latter from Browns ville. Oregon. tMlss Beatrice Uttle- fleld Is a freshman registered from Mlnsm. Oregon. The Judges were Mis Julia Bur gess, ply of books will be ready "In a few weeks. There are still a few operat ing rooms which have not been fin ished and work on these is, being pushed ahead aa rapidly as possible. The potion. s appear to be quite con tented with their surroundings. They have the advantages of wide open a r rorches where they can go whenever 'hey desire, and many of them hove the privilege of the ground wiiern Union County fo-Operative Association IMBLER, OREGON. i THE SAFE WAY! V KTrjf7i,'"j.,,ii'jw'r IN GETTING ! Spectacles ami; For Two Weeks Only Per gallon Reg. price Now Geyser Brook Whiskey $5.00 $4.00 Clyde Spring Whiskey . 4.50 3.75 Rose of Ky. Whiskey 4.00 3.50 Cherokee Spring Whiskey 3.25 2.75 ' Port Wine J 2.00 1.25 Sherry Wine 2.00 1.25 Tokay Wine . 2.00 1.25 ' Angelica Wine ; , 2.00 1.25 FRSB DELIVERY TO ANY PART OP TOWN. U. LOTTES Wholesale Liquor Dealer. AAiB jeuersem ATe. Phone Black 51 i that are correct, give eemfort aad ! icok well. The Intellect of man sits e- throned visibly noon his fore- , ! head and In hie eye." 1 J Longfellow. I J rilB JLELIEF OF EYESTRAIN I ! j Ol'K r-fEQALTV. Come In and talk over your eye- i glass problems; consultation Si J nny time. v7e gr'nd our own leases. I Our ottlcnl parlors have all the J J late4. srleatlfle tstsrament for l delecting errsrs la refractloa. , ! iJ. 11. PEARE & SON 1 June's were mini juiiit our- . , . . - " v., . . . . I Atteadiusee rlradnate Ostometrist. Miss Mary Perkins and Profes- J 9tmmtt rescott. ha-------..... You Are Plan . ning to Build remember that eur sMaglea. sash es, doors, leering na4 ether 1 ant her are reeegalzed ta this oom mslty as theresgkly trustworthy aad high grade, and that we do net make a practice ef ever-eharglng. We bought oar present stack wl- lumker was lower la prlee. WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY qsor Prescott. r .... -----rriv.