PAGE FOUR.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THUUSDAY, MAY 13, 1915
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THE OBSERVER
BBUCE DENNIS Editor and Owner.
, btared in
Grande, Oregon
natter. ,y.;
a ' second elan
Advertising rates on application. Ail
copy for display advertising must
reach the office the day before the
4 appears. .
Adlr- all communications to
LETTING
does not mean that he is not to spray
or-cultivate his orchard, or tht he
should only spraj once, where he has
ling moth, it is well to remember
the Pott Offlc (4 Lk t'lat ne L'08 production of the crop
pense that is used in production, but I
iimy aiso inciuue me cosuy results ox
insuincient or careless worn 01 pro
ducer. If orchardists can successful-
Iv vntltwil .1 AftmKof thn varliina Hie.
cases that they are obliged to fight,
it is aosoiuieiy necessary mat tney
Insist UDon a thorouirh auDlkation of
the various spray materials, .
- Aa most nf mil npsta are fwtrft1)Ai
bv nreventjlt.ivA- rnthpr than hv cur
ative means, there is no ground what
ever, fnr flRRlimtnfr that tiirhf. nr rnra.
lesg or less frequent application will
oe justmeu on account or low prices
of fruit. It has been shown many
times where the labor included these
operations as well as cost of ingred
ients have been thrown away simply
because they were not properly ap
plied, or were iot followed up by con
trol of the various pests. I have found
some growers who wish to economize,
for instance in the matter of spray
Injr for codlinc moth, and will nn
double the amount of spray material
in ineir ftnllltlnnf: nnrt than -mnbn a
hUri'ieH nr licrht. nnnlirafinn htliaiin I
that thev will rerftivp. Inst, na trnnA I
results as if they had used proper
CHE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: -
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Daily, per week 15c
Daily, per month 66c
Daily, six months in advance. ..$3.50
Daily,, per year in advance.... $7.00
Daily, by mail per year, ii. ad- ' J
vance .....$4.00,
Weekly Observer-Star, per year
in advance $1.5f
The Ni K. West Store is Exclusive La Grance Agento for
"Henderson" corsets, $1.00 to .$ 3.00, ,
THE
TO
ENEMY COME
US .
U. S. S. Pennsylvania, the new
- queen of the navy, illustrates the card
inal points of our program of naval
construction. The warship excels all
competitors in size and armament, amounts and. made thorough appli-
but is comparatively slow, that la be- C8lons " 18 orten the
cnuan hp huilil hattleshina for Hpffinao wnen ""OPS are light
and not for offense. Our policy is to X 7?' t?wln
let the enemv come to ' . 'Uu?er these conditions the moths con-
case in years
that we get
let the enemy come to us
Whether this is the correct prin
ciple no . one knows because it has
never been put to a test. It is based
upon the reasoning that no foreign
power would attempt a landing in
force upon our shores until that
fleet is defeated. And a slow ship
- with sixteen inch armor plate and
twelve big guns playing in broadside
is harder to sink than a swift ship
which sacrifices weight of armor
and metal to speed.
On the other hand f oreien naval
experts- are continually increasing the
speed of battleships on the theory
that fleet victories are as often due"
They Are Here! v .
White Sole Sweet Sallie Pumps
Just arrived by express, new white sole Sweet
Sal He pumps, for misses and women. , New
shape, with black and white strap. Choose
jour's now we ' could only secure, a , limited
number of sizes. Priced.-. ..'.. :.....;....:..$3.50
New sand colored, spool heel, patent leather
shoes just received ......;....................$4.50
New black cloth, quarter spool heel, patent
leather shoes, just in ......;............................:..-.;......$4.00
New cloth', ton. short vamix-oatent leather, miss
es heel, a new Baby Doll...................:....::.......3.50
Nemo" self-reducing corsets, $3.50 to $5.00.
"Fownes'' high grade gloves, $1.00 to $1.75 for'
clasps, all colors. , ' " ' '
"Royal Mills' and Classic fine summer knit un
derwear for women, union suits 25c to $1,75,
; vests 12 l-3c to 50c. .
"Black Cat" hosiery for women and children.
"Nush'ape" silk hose $1.00; Colonial drapery fab
rics, exclusive designs; "Utz and Dunn-' and
"Pingree" high grade footwear for women and
, misses, $2.50 to $5.00. ' ;
l centrate their efforts
quantity, of fruit and where appli
cations of spray have, been made
carelessly, it la difficult
clean fruit at all. To make myself
plain, will say that I know of fruit
growers who have used,' for instance,
4 lbs. of arsenate of lead to 60 gal.
of water, and then make light appli
cations, thinking that they were econ
omizing. It has also been found that
l ib. to 50 gal. is sufficient, providing
that thoroughness in .irmlicatmn i
insisted upon. So my advice would
ue io economize ty possibly using a I
weatter solution and by making a-.
Hoiuieiy morougn applications. Es
pecially is this important for the first
icociiing motn spray, what is othor-rv.-ise
known as the taly spray.
to speed in maneuvering as to ability T.e , '", r."in.in' foothold'in
to stand up and fight. B.uecheJ ' &gS
uu iBiiieniiwreu, ieii 'Deninu its wiure n geis loo much of a start.
' consort and was sunk by the British 's not necessary to make an addi
eolely because it lacked speed. Yet T?! "PPl'tion, for by combining
the German .atUeship ' was three XZ&
knoU faster than the Pennsylvania, lead, w can save the labor of one
Great Britain's battle cruisers of application. I would especially nd
the Pennsylvania's size, are fast )18e fruit growers who know tha. they
enough to sail rings around our new have had some scab in their ap
hattleship. Even the Queen Elizabeth P. 0 use ,the conibinatlon spray,
which carries larger guns but fewer of .$S.Tl& "to
them and less armor plate, is three water, one gallon of limo and sulpher
, knots faster than the new pride of our 30 al- of water. If the powder
navy. " : ' i rm of arsenate of load is used, onlv
Nothing but a test, which 11 pray ! Ipv
may .never come can determine wheth-, nozzles, so that the calyx will be more
er ourselves or the Europeans are pro- easily filled. Be sure to fill all the
ceeding along the proper principle 0f blossoms..
naval construction. The hope of the ' . H
nation is that the Pennsylvania J Foey hoteT'errivaUr "'r' A V
giant guns will never .be piped to ac- Kinne Spokane" J. T.'Rea, Walter;
mm wmi, yvnr nence wnen it ljUU( oeaiue; A. ti, Jrvinc
ffftAH linrVt! f Via an.nM U !i. 11 i Snnlffina .Tact TLfT J ..U m
oe necessary to replace the vessel H' MaKfiamf Hays, Kans.
I.,. . . .
wim a similar instrument, nf Hnf i
ion. ,-
Sacrifice Sale of Entire Stock
Srafts amid Coats
An opportunity that must prove irresistable to
the Woman or Miss with her suit or coat still
: unchbsen.
19 A&? "tfFfKt.Prt IFV
it . u tTOHttMrim.i
This opportunity was never presented before so early in the month of May. Quite unex
pec ted but the suits and coats are here about 90 coats and 50 suits representing our
entire stock, carefully selected for our regular trade.
5!. eVeryt!?mr into """"deration brandnew garments, variety, quality you cannot
afford to put off the purchase of a coat or suit, when now you can have your unrestricted
choice of any one in our stock at these gener-ous, genuine reductions. -
$ 9.00 Coats now. . $ 6.75
$1 1.50 Coats now...... 8.65
$12.50 Coats now. 9.40
$13.50 Coats now.-.................$10.15
( $15.00 Coats now....:...: $11.25
' $17.50 Coats now $13.15
$20.00 Coats now..... $15.00
$22.50 Coats now........... .:..$16.90
$25.00 Coats now.... ..$18.75
S27.50 Coats now....... ....$20.65
$12.50 Suits now.............::.:..'.$ 9.40
$15.00 Suits now.........:..;.......$11.25.
$17.50 Suits now......-.....'..;.:..; $13.15
$20.00 Suits now $15.00
$22.50 Suits, now .........:.$16.90
$25.00 Suits now $18.75
$27.50 Suits now $20-65
$30.00 Suits now..... '$22.50
$32.50 Suits now... :. ....'. $24.40
$35.00 Suits now $26.25
1.13 Clir.MHTV, ItOTTi
SPRAYING FOR CODLING.
J. H. Mimnaugh, Wallowa; B. C. Wil
son, Portland; Brant Palkinglass.
Hampton; J. I. McLoughlin, Port
Wand; Wm. A. Marshall. Salem; J. K.
.Wilson, Baker; . C. Wagner, Port
, land.
By CLAUDE C. GATE.
(CoUntV AfiTlpultnrint
' The time for the first spraying for I QHVn. r, ; .
codling moth and for the second spray- 'Ra"r 5 SlJS," " p ' r'
ng for apple scab is near at hand. .Union' B lT Curtis Wallowa" A h'
whiU in oJ,r "VCB r"i.J.Moe, reioessw; -T. JJ.
t tui. , , :i v. " pari juui-npii, wa lowa; and Jav H. Con
of this week and the first of the next ley, Alicel.
will be about the proper time for i
this application. OREGONIANS AT PAIR
to C,ULU ILTOL'; "?,. aJ"e Lncisco, May 10.-(Special)-
iVu-j . V , 1 . 1 ",s Mern uregon people who have regis
shed product, or is not able even to tercd at the Eastern Oregon booth in
receive a comiwnnt nn thc. w:n u n l..iui.. .T..
Z7 V . uunuing laieiy are: Lilian
sufficient to pay him for the cost of McCall Kinney, La Grande; A. E. Wi'-
nrofllirtinn. in nntl,in . ti. 1.1 i.i r. . ,7 .
, . " ' """""n "is looor nmaon, isaKer; Mr. and Mrs. W, J.
deprec ation, or interest on his invest- 'Larson, "Baker; E.L. Bussey, La
tlVL behooves h,m t0 take advan- Grande; J. D. Mathesen, Jm Grande;
h? x 7y PPrtnnity to reduce Reese Myers, U Grande. Jane Sterk
the cost of growing his cron This Bnker; Hazel Shinn Berdsley, Baker:
Saturday, May 15th. is the Last Day in Which to Redeem Your Stamp
Books
On account of the law passed by the last legislature, prohibiting the giving of merchandise wremiums
all stamo books nmst. bp ypAmyua n v ufo ,?izu 6 8 v.icnujiaj8jc ptcimurns,
A." E. RpftrHnlpv. Riil.or Fanlr TT1,t
Baker; Mrs. Frank J. Flynn, Baker;
Anna Alexander, Ui Grande Mr. and
Mrs. Gust RnnovlsHnrfF t r...,j..
. c uiailuc.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Welch, Baker; Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Reissacher.Condon; W.
B. Snyder, Lakeview; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Koozer, Lakeview.-
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital $200,000.00 Resources $1,000,000.00
Surplus $50,000.00
OFFICERS;
Fred J. Holmes, President C. C. Penington, V.-Prest.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier
Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers
DIRECTORS:
A. T. Hill H. E. Coolidge
J. F. Conley A. Blockland
J. G. Snodgrass H. S. Brownton
Fred J. Holmes
C. C. Penington
F. L. Meyers
NorthPowder Ladv Dies
Baker, May 13. Mrs. Ruby Crane,
wire 01 uuy ti. urane of North Pow
der. 'died last pvpnino, o St' T?K,
' " . P. w K.W
bcth hospital, having been a sufferer
irom a complication or diseases.
The remains will ibeshipped from
here to Trinidad, Colorado.
UUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by coirco.
What This Bank Aims to Do
To promote our customers' interests asVe would our own ;
To do all we can to make their relations here profitable
and agreeable to them;
To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore-
sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can
Con'T; nod. "N
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I
fl TONIC THAT TUSTES
GOOD AND DOES GOOD
In Moritol Wine, of Cod Liver Oil
you get all the remarkable tonic and
strength-building properties of the oil
with the bad taste and the digestive
difficulties left out.
It builds ud the tissues of thn hnriV
rlestores energy and cures chronic
throat, lung and bronchial troubles.
Very pleasant to take and helps al
most from' the first dose.
Price $1.00 Newlin Drug Co. Adv.
. 4-28-tf
Hyde and Deputy Assessor Stears,
"iiu wein, iQ, nan way on official busi
ness a few. days ago, are held up end
unable to get home until tonight or
possibly tomorrow owing to the bad
condition -of the roads since the ; re
cent heavv rnina
.Very few vehicles can get through
from Pine to Eagle Valley now, the
""ra aim auio trucks Deing held up
as well as other machines.
Renort Rnnda In RJ et.nn.
Baker, May 13. County Assessor
' '" ' ' E.'IK5LAN0.:C--::U;-'--::
Plasterer and Contractor, i
Cement wovk of all kinds. Ponn.
dation anH - Vn ..u
Cement block a specialty." Call
and BAA tthaaa Mub. IK n
Davis' Marble Shop. Phone Red
871. '. 0
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ACCURATE - WEIGHTS AND THE PRICE
registered before you."
Try some of our sausage, made by an expert Swiss
sausage maker. ; : , ,
' SATURDAY SPECIALS : ' -
Sugar curetl Hams jg
Sugar cured Shoulders " ' '' 12 l-2i
Compound, made from choide bedf" taliow"and -cotto '
seed oil, per pound 10
7
propeny oestow.
Grande R
ondeMeatCo.