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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1916)
WEDNESDAY, .MAY 17, 191G. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEH "1 Believe in Simplified Efficient Business-like State Goverment' HELPFUL HINTS ; FOR HOUSEWIVES The Child's Birthday Device For Catching Rain Driven In Open Window, y hi E - A ; tlNIDW -CflUHTY-HEPRESEHTATIVE 5 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT TO TUB Jvtfl'lUUIOAN ..VOTERS: v "'.You are a citizen of Umon County jukI have financial as well, as patriotic 'interest in the future of your State aud immunity. I am a 'candidate '"for. .Republican nomination for Representative to the next Oregon Legislature from Union Oounty. It is my sincere desire to serve the people of this county in the . coming- legislative assembly and if elected "will do all in my .power to demiiiul a square deal for Union County, and Eastern Oregon. Under the political announcements, elsewhere in this paper you will find a brief outline of my platform. A more complete statement will be found on page 15 of the Candidate's pamphlet that has been mailed to all registered Re publicans in the county. 1 am the only candidate, who, by his literature, has opeuly declared iVimscif a supporter of Oregon's Prohibition law. Tlie following was printed in the Elgin Recorder: r " "George Huntington Currey is a real estate and insurance man in a (Grande, lie is a native of Union County, was educated in the' La Grande pub lic schools and later studied law and economies at Willamette University- in Salem, Oregou. Formerly he was in the newspaper business ami has always taken an active interest in public affairs Mr. Currey is a student of social and political pro Menus, and has a library in his home of over 1000 volumes and 1500 pamphlets, ciivulars, etc., dealing largely" with economic and public questions. .Mr. Currey was one of th'e first supportei-s of a commission form of government for the city of La Grande, and believes that state government, the same as a city, is not politics; but the people 's business. lie stands for a simplified and efficient business-like state government, and says that such a . government is more responsible and economical and will make taxes lower." Your personal advice and suggestions on any present or likely issue, will be gratefully received. , Hoping to secure your vote, and pledging myself to do my best to represent Union County in a manner that will" justify 'your support,1 1 wish to remain . . ' ' Sincerelv vours. ' , (Paid Adv.) George Huntington Currey. 5) m Roadster $67$ f. o. b. Toledo 1 S . Five-Passenger Touring " ' i The . Most Popular ' Overland There is already an enormous demand for this big four cylinder Overland. With certain improvements, it is the same car of which i?,G0O Ovcrlands were sold last season for $750. The price is $55 less. 1 f Standardization of product and the purchase of raT.v materials at before - the - war prices, made this -reduction in price possible. It -vil! not b3 lower, for materials are rising in m T crdar your Overland now, to make sure of Enbloc J 7 Lsreeow'er motor Demountable rim:, with one extra Elictric Lici'rr.'j cr.d lighting system ' 106-inch whadbasa nitric c-r,:vol buttons on steering column Seep diocn vpholsicrj FouriruhiltK One men tcp; top cover CARL E. EVANS, La Grande Garage, Phone Main 758 twt n i thy v j-. y& This window ti'imgli, wlilcli has been recently pateuted, Is ileslsjuod for tlie iilK'ti air Mlecpcr who doon cut wnnt to he put to the inconvenience of sel tiiis out of bed to eloso Ibe window wlieu a rainstorm comes up In tbe night and who doea not. want to be de prived of the health giving dntfta of fresh air during the eontlnnnnee of the storm. In fact, Uie nruKreaa of the glorm may be n'Riuiled with complete, indif ference so fur uh the likelihood of its doing any damage in the interior. The trough is mude of canvas, treated with a waterproofing, material, rubber or Home other material, which will hold water, which is mounted on a collapai lile frame and secured Ui tlie Bill of the open window. Any rain or snow which Is hurled in the ocn!ng by the wind will bo caught In the trough and may bo emptied at one's convenience. Cleaning Oitrich Feathtxt. Von may always clean whllu ostrich feu tilers In the .following manlier: Make a good hither of lukewarm water and pure soap. Dip the feather up and down in this until clean; then rinse and shake before the lire until dry. When Unlshed, curl with a silver knife. Be sure not to hold the buck of a feather toward the lire; 'always let the ends curl toward It. Wings and quills that have become soiled may be made to look like new in the following manner: Put them in a box III led with eonimeal and shake them gently. When this Is linlslied brush off the1 meal with a soft brush. HAIR GOODS Wigs & foupee Switches made from combines 'and dyed ' Facial and Scalp Treatment Will Tench the Trade :!0 years experience The Trade-Taujrht By- MRS. A. I). VANUECAK Foley Hotel Room 118 SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK When Mixed with Sulphur Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre at Once. Many parents, relatives and ' friends have satis factorily sojTed the prob lem of what to (five the children on their birth days by starting them with., a savings, account and adding to. .it from year to year. . ' . ''.' In the meantime the child is also encouraged to stive and thus early in life js educated to the habit of thrift. ''. ' The Officers of The Uni ted States National Bank recommend savings ac counts as . satisfactory birthday gifts. As little as $1.00 -will , start the child on the "Bank 'Book Road" to future happiness. Gray lini'r,' however handsome, denotes ndvnncing age. We all know the advan tages of youthful appearance. Your hair is your elmrm. It makes or mars the fnce. When it fades, turns gray and looks streaked, just a few applications of Suge Tea and Snlplnir enhances its ap penrnnec a Immlrcl fohl. Don't stay gray 1 . Look youngl Kitlicr piepure the riciKi at home or get from any drug store a 'ilt-ccnt bottle of "W'yi'th's Snge and Sulphur Compound." which is merely (he old-time recipe im proved by the ,clditiuti of other ingredi ents. TIioiisiuhIs of folks recommend t'lia ready-to-uso pi'ei:iintion, because it diirkens the hnir heauti fully, besides, no one cnii possibly toll, a It darkens ao naturally am evenly, You moisten n siionge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the halv, taking one small strand at a time. By morning (he gray hair dihppui'B; lifter another application or Red Tiles and Marble. , I two, its natural color is restored and it To make red tiles a nice blight, clear heroines thick, giowy and lustrous, ami color the following Is very good: Hub ?ou appear years vo'inger. ' .. . , , , ,, ,t Wyeth's .Sage and Sulphur Compound well with a lemon dipped in tine salt , ;9 a dciigiltfllf toilet requisite. It is not Leave It for u few minutes; then wash j u,tided for the cure, mitigation or pre- in ine usual ivii.v. xon mii iiuu mis fnition OI aisease, well worth the trouble, for when It is finished the tiles will bo a nice, clear red with all stains removed. For re moving dirt mid stains on marble you will tind that gum arable is excellent. Mnko a solution of (ho gum arable and water, lei ting it remain on until It dries. Then peel or wash it off and tbe dirt comes with It. m m The ' , United States ?k National s W Bnk La Grande, Oregon. Sir Thomr.s Lipton Amerlcati ' methods of prevention and cure have saved Serbia from what threatened nt one time to be tlhe worst series" of epidemics ever suffered by a modern nation. Our Want Ada bring' result. . " Cream Cheese on Toast. One table-spoonful of Hour, one table spoonful of butter, ono-fourth cupful of cream, oue-clghtb labluspoonful of salt, tliree-i'onrtbs cupful of scalded milk, sprinkling of cayenne, one cupful of chopped cheese, one egg. Mix Hour with cold milk, stir In scalded milk aud boll five minutes. Add choose and when melted add salt, pepper mid but ter and (he lienlen egg. Conk one min ute and pour over slices of tonsted broad. ' - -i- Cranberry and Raisin Pie. , Make a rich pie crust and tine a deep tin. On bottom of crust put one cup ful of plump raisins; then pour over them ono cupful of sweetened cooked cranberries, to which hys been added a tablcspoonful of cornstarch moisten ed with water. Put strips of pastry across the top In lattice fashion and bake in moderate oven until the top is a delicate brown and the sides of crust j draw away from the tin. Serve cold. Croamed Fish. Separate cooked fish into flakes. Tiub one tenspootiful of butler smooth with one tenspoonful of flour. Add three fourths cupful of milk -and salt and pepper to season. Cook until (hick and smooth, then mid one cupful of tbe fish Hakes. Simmer Ihree minutes and serve garnished With half slices of .lemon and buttered toast points. B. B. RESTAURANT .. Opposite Depot i AMERICAN DISHES NOODLES and CHOP SUEY A SPECIALTY A Good Dinner for 20 cents every day. We Serve Everything the Market Affords . Cheese Straws. Orate two ounces of cheese, mix well with two ounces of butter, two smices of Hour, two ounces of bread crumbs, Kcasou will) cayenne und salt to tastu. Itoll out very I bin and cut Into strip.) oiie-fourlb of an inch wide and alx longT Lay on buttered tin aud nice brown. To Clqnn White Flannol. To remove stnlus from white flannel suits and similar things try running them with a mixture composed of equal parts of yolk of e;;g and glycerin. Ix-t this remain on for nn hour and then wash in tbe iinu.il way. ' Hi i Polish For Qlaoeware. A brilliant polish for glassware can by secured by adding a little turpen tine to (lie washing water, about a couple of teaspooufuls to the gallon. r tV.f- V:-,. iV If- ( i.-. 1 1 . i -apt or. if Jircj..t,;JI-. . . Kyi rrr.Lic service commissioner, eastern Oregon dis- TRICT. MAYOR OF STAXF1ELD, UMATILLA COUNTY RESIDENT My platform: Encourage the advent of people and capital for, the greater development and improvement of state's mnnifold resources, at the Bnmo time holding all corporations to strict accountability under the law, N . pa.ac'.
