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Ad Indepemtant Kewnpaper
Published Daily and Wejly I-
Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Even
ing Observer Publishing CiQnpany.
BRUCE DKNNIS, Publlaher,
Entered at the Postuf fice at I Grande
Oregon, as !eond Claee Mail Matter,
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BUBSCUIPTION RATES
My Carrier
Dally, per month ....,....65t
Daily, per three month. 11.95
JJnily, per lix months in advance 13.78
liiilv. ner vear iu advance $7.50
Daily, lingie copy - w6cl
Bjr Mall
Daily, per year in advance $5.00
, Daily, per six montha in advance 2.50
uaiiy, tnree momus u buih.o.."
Daily, per month 60
Weekly Observer-Star, by mall, per
year m advance eiiv
, "My Country "Tin of TIipo,
of Ubvlrty.''
Nweet
; Budget Clubs Prove to Be Of
. , Benefit.
The ability to spend wisely is not u
natural gift or uu instinct. It bus to
be lpnrned by trnining or experienco
anil developed with thought and com
mon sense. .
A group of women in New York
who had been netive in Home Service,
food conservation and settlement work
found thut there was an nppulling
lock of knowledge on this subject of
wise spending among women 'whchid
to do the family buying and who were
faring the unusual price conditions
ef the time.
With the help of some experienced
workers they organized nineteen bud
got clubs. Their efforts were based
on the belief that "economy no more
menus saving money than it meant
spending money. It means minimis
tuition of the house, its stewardship,
spending or saving, whether money,
timo or anything else, to the best pos
sible advantage."
So their budget clubs studied the
keeping of cash accounts and the muk-
ing of personal and household bud- That fortunes nwa't Americans i"
gets. They had toxtile and food ileni- the electrical Iiumuush overseas is the
onstrntlnns. They hold debates on the statement of Lieut, ('id. Itnlph II. Ode.
advantages
homes,
P The courses lusted i'o" 11101. ' hi. di'cioie
that time 4:,i) women met regularly i "So far the npoicatiun of elec
and iirofiled much by the iiistria-tion 1 1:1 kty to modern usage
and expoiicnci: gained. There were : said Lieut,
vei9poor wonno studying iiIi.iik v. ilb i elect l ie li;lit associatic
the wives of sio'c''-:'l iui.: 0 men. .Suites is so far uhead that Kurnpe
There were many yo'iir implied wo j will in j' be able to catch up."
men and wives of professors. . Lighting, wtfrh to Is now seems so
f-miow sonii! "of thwie 1J)bii:' primitive a use eleeu icity, ia fa
ought toeie Uinl-.t in tli" si hoi,!." Uut , behind in Kurope. Kvensth largest
tlre is a b:$ field f' this . aeh:ng I citie.-: i.ave hanl,.- begun to flike the
in the meantuoi- a Really every ! elecii ic light as a matter of cooimur
community. It takevjmrpo and pi r use. As for lavnr-savii' devices
severance to get the Woikeo, 4.mi;'.l picture t',,0 French peasant woman,
and the in-ti 111 toes or iiysMmils or 1 who lias, always rubbed her laundry
the job; 11 it is worth the effort. j stores at the neighboring brook,
1 , i brought face to face with a modern
- . , 1. n i. ' electric washing-machine which does
NO Reason tO Ql"t At; Forty- ,, w:,,i,', and wringing, too
Five. " ! 1., aviag her no work but hanging .out
A recent editoiiai ia the Own try j The process ut e'ducating a people
Gentleman ndvised fanners in t tOi the usu of such devices is always
move to town, but to remain ml t?:c ; siuW. Hut in I'Yance and Ilelgium it
farm and keep it up. j has been hastened a bttfe by Che pres-
In, rejdy one farmer wrote that be ence of our army.'
had wo; ked on the fiimi for .'11 year.j Much of Flurope must be rebuilt en-
ever since be was I I, that he and Ins tiro. There is no question of tearing
wife weie "bronkiniV that a fai nier ; ut old walls and floors to install elec-
is u prisoner at hard Inline, a-ni that ! 1, jc: conduits, but of putting them in
lather than tulre freiaent trips to iu'w buildings in the process of eon
town over eight miles of tbe "worst j sti'itction. The demand w,ll he great
road iu the world, they preferred to I not only for electricinns abroad to do
: - ' O. o
ii 11 elocti ic-il inilll wl'n her baen seeing If'-'o" 'W.'.'ro, I. v i- mi". I f.
Oelrienl condition In Eurnnn a'.i"ul'dy
ihtv tin
i'H1 I ctlfit'i 11 , (,,
- I I - r y
, llKil -f:
t-'itiiij!
Mr
lonvc the furm ami w " town i live,
A man of "Ijioukiuy," 1' uvint: hi
husinta.Sj ami nicvitiK vvay! it n
crae t-tLy iiian of -lii is jusL wiu'i
his stride?, looking forwaid to tv.inly
yeara moic; iit Ur.v.d, and kct-n for tlu-jfame.
It would he a Had iiidit'tni"nt ( tlu
liUHinons of fsirinin, wen it not Out
modern farm machinery and ihv appii
cation of ImsinrK.s iik'UhkIk to f;ir!ini.;c
are making tluc -as fcwi-r yvar
by year.
Fnrm work ; hard, hut tho p'-T-in'In
of ovr-artivity are cHuntcr iir.i'.'.ncrd
by. times when Ohtp a cornpaia;ivi ly
little 'j do. And if t!ui fanner will
avail himstdf of all the aids thit arc
aceeHMiMe to inch in his ImsiiM-sH, is
there any more reason why he ,-linuld
ho "hreakint:" at !.") than his city
brother?
As for hcinir scparatfil from ncrih
hors and town by oiht itiihr, or
eility, of ''(he worst road:; in tin
world,' thai' is a matter the eontro!
of which lies largely in the hands o.'
the farmcr.s themselves.
the work, but for electrical workers
at home to make the things to do the
work with. Thure iH n great future in
t!u- pretd'Hif! juice.
Back to the Home and Eo
' Happy.
HUf.ni' : d Mr.
H'i lo f'li.iiciie'j anil .an-
Mwer to u cha: e of fit tr'-.-jpaaH j
Hie puint wins b'o"o' om tK )
hearing tb.it vliile Mr. HarxlaU had
uinloohiertly tak n uii-ie p 'vaiit'ionf.
than many oiher ejup'-i.. ii:J ilo
ved ti-edit lor thai, it(l n.!d: n:I;.
Iiad 1101 jrj n c:w:-f'Jl fipou:! as
llnj fir' h.ttf t tn laiaty fucr ped froni
bis caiiioiic?. Tb forest f;ieiTH "c-oiimn-ndt'ti
leiii'-m-y on ncciriiit f ihe
evident v,mn in.ent Ioiik.
, JiiHLle l'i-ir bf led t!i; f in :.'.
misdeaiacanoi s of thl.t c!a-, ti.? de
fendant U always ii!'p11-d Mi;h t
111014 or fin vald i"tniM!, but in::',
ttven n nood afiise could not lie. al
iowed to rlwr.r a man fiuft u viola
tion of tbV law. In view of tin
fact thaUcoi'ftiderablrt (art. f.nd t n
taken, rm lmpos-d the iiiinirnm
'ino, but he w.shMd it ejf-,irly undo -htflt.d
titut tli if wuk :mc tile Irj-n..i
of the law bh u g"nciat rule a:vl tli.it
if should not be eo:tf!i'l.-d a jr n-d
out.
ConvjcMons hay bi;n ser-ured t':;
HiiKun by tlio fop. nt i rvie fn: sim
ilar ftp-'s on tlu CiAt'-r and Dt-s
rbut(w National Ffiiciita.' It is lb
Dlst rlct !( esier'H pui p:ne lo f!ive
llgate evejyi uuin-eaui' d fire occur
ring on or tiar tu National Forest;'
otf.tlie duit Id and. to convii i tb v -sponsible
penion wiunever po,!sibl. ;
it fs from th":v nrall unei iu.u,ui:i
ed eampflren that many oi ib.- larg
est nnd tnost destiuciive t'nrc.t fin.'
have sprung, aceo,; flitu; to for-st of-,
flrlalH.
ciif:x-o o
Nail P-Jish, Nail White.
Wench Powder, Oiitkuie
Comfort, Cut ex, etc. Kv-'i-yth
ng for the nails, .'iru.
Tver) bed) I 'si'M
M wiir
"rBfJSTHX.V
When riding or motorinff;
u.-c liefore and after; pre
vent or relieves sunburn
or skin rounhnesB caused
by wind. Price '$e.
NEWS -
From La Grande's Biggest and Best Store
A certain man ami his w"fe take
their daughter, aged nine, and their
son, aged three, get into the auto ev
ery night and go somewhere.
They go to his mother's or hrr's, to
the movie
WAS MIKTXKIC I V Ul'AHiM AI'JI
Figurecl
Georgette
Three new pieees of the most
beautiful (!ergeito we have
ever shuwn; figures am
large and eolors beautiful;
for wnt or dress these are
the very newest; price $;l.7f
a yard.
ieiiiian Papi r KplaiiiN tlir Ijtss of
We-d i'i":si;t ttl I'cja,,,!
IIKRIdN, (CoriPKpondenrp of th
AsftoeinttMl l'iess T be ptierseu
Zeitiini iiNKi. ij ii.nt W in !,.. ;.
or to .market, or just to ; Wl, f!Cfl. t P1,;, ,kV
ridt. Thene superficial objectives an Confoitjneu- because of "a inNkcr
aarmless enough in themselves, be. ! 'ind hiconcet si-ientjlic buol; pub-ba.-k
of them l.es the true objective i lif,1,d ' l!l7'by th Ani.-rb-i.n t; o
uhirh inw of 4be most ha.mfol nuciy routainlUK
the world. H is the ileslre to get'
awav from home.
I These
Society
hele entitled 'th. lloundarles
jianguage and- natiou.iliiy,' by J,
1 Dominitan."
NANCETTE
SATIN'
"A lieautKul material for your
summer skirt, soft and
k month, jth sort of knit
weave; in blue, grey; navy,
black and white; price $X"0
a yard. '
New
Yarns
V big new supply oi
W.iasliXKR'S VAK.V in
yef(Wf 'mk, cwaline, wild
ro.oVand jk-acoek; ju.-t in
timefor tliose sweaters
now s very popular. Th)
is the Virst Vhipmettt of
Kleishneys wo have been
able to g fun.some titne.
Come in iVrlyVmd select
your colurA Pilce 10e a
skein. t
- -:r
Ladies' Canvas
Leggings
To go with those Khaki
Outing Suits; 11 luniks;
made especially for l.-dies
with small ankle and lar-,
ger calf; in all sizes; price
$1.50.
I id i es Lea th er Putt ees,
in dark, Cordovan color;
price SS.OO.
New Flowered
RIBBONS
"Wumen are using lots of these dainty
ribbons, with their attractive flora?
nnd figured designs, as. well as tho
school girl. It's a chance todmy them
now in now pretty patterns. Every
creation of the ribbjn world that is to
he at all popular is here, in almost
boundlcs.-i profusion.
See them NCW.
are perfectly nice people. The (Jivmun newspaper avoiti t:ia
They do not realize, probably, that j President Wilson u .t.-t infiu iiicrd h '
thi'v :in. i-iiltivntinir n bad habit and lll "I nnnocc.i! ly f;-lse Information
teaching it to their children.
j-of this nrtirJe" whi
h. 1. s..ys. de
rI-)i-.1 tli.l II ,..!:.. . ., , . .... . f
! Tbe ,.:iy of II is tbnt the country is j ,(iIb) lni, kU ;m, ,,uii
;f!I f I"'"!'1'' jut "ke " "Hh-I(.nn:j,0. aiHl.ne.nblioriiu; K.im Vvm '
!, veiled, bill-iennioned, they dl.sll si.i was purely l'olihh.
1 about in autos. erowd into movies orj Tho Uoersen Zeiturij; derlari'S Hint
walk the streets, their destination im-1 011 "'9 eonirary. DaiiiziK is less Uiiin
,' material just so it leads away from ,,ive l"'l"re"t ''"'t ,Th"
tii t Tii,,!,,! ,i t.. : ; , . .. J disputes the Polish character or t n
Fortunes In Electrical Eusi-. n.eir own four walls. i ,.,,.,,,. ,,,,,, is cc: .
UeSS i Or iiUrone. ! I m inrn-nsmic resiu-asnosg n nov a i tnn mat tlio' artlelu rei.-red tn a
C.i.ft I
J
1 liic ;i
1 thing. The love of home is theiused in fixing the bouudai les. .
Get The Habit
v of saving nnd tlirift; iiicri'as your
wtii'kino- c;mil,-il. driVr
. IiciM'f it f (Mir l.'irirc lianl,
i and lfnio; experience.
till:
Villi (lie
I'.-X-il'it irs
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surpius-tS.OOO.OO
II KM Hl'Hi l-M'lDKRAIi l'KSi:i; .;
SYS'J'K.M.
Sound, Reliable and 1'i'ore.s.sive.
isuie of soriety. While baek-to
i 1 he-land eaniiairn and the own-your-'
owu-houie eanipniirns doubtless are
j exi-ellent, what the jienple of this
: reuntry ieed most of all is a learn-to-st-nv-at-hnine
movement.
rmmt von llernstorff advises the
Ce' iiialis lo I'liltivale the good will of
Amfriran.s. Too late! The time for
tiiat w-as .three or four years ntfo,
when Hernstorff and the rest were be
tiayinvr Anieriean pond will!
Aicoidiiit; to tbe authorities, Or.
Kail Mink has not been deported, but
still is interned at Kurt Oglethorpe.
i nunc runnitiK anulek for him.
Fifty men were sent nut or lvn
dlHlon Monday, to iii'lit the forest
flies irnu'nu In Whitnuin N iltoiia.'
forest, In Ihe. vii'iniiy of the n ) b,
fork of tlio John I'ay river.
summit of Mount Hood in 1S!M C
II. ShobK, Hie lfev. Kail Wilbur,
Willis Ko:is and one othiir me,uiber.
a line of endeavor heretofore held n a:ed Mines company, operating a
exelusivtdy by the hiuh-topped boot, aioup or uiines in l'addy'u Purudise,,
fraternity Is that of Mrs. (i. N. llui'n- a 'beautiful reeess in tlio liagle ciik
ham, a Spokane woman, who fills Ihe uiountuins noilht-aHt of linker, 25
I .nee of wnman assault on J position or inan r-i- of -I In: A.nul;:a- -liiite.
T'erft et weathor
ly-flfth nnritve
climb f thp M:-!i'
HI 3 pe;sues ..'-t
(totidcii Iho tuen
y Muiiiy Hfvut
: '. Su:il:iy, wh -n
lid-'t from tlie
si-le of
sodth and 2!t from thn noitli
tlio mouniain. In the p:;rty wt-y
four charier memtiO'S w !n at'iU'd
in the nrg.inialinn or the dub on th
These n re boutn times fur wildcat
id! atal mining concerns. N'o wi'sc man
lakes any stock in them.
ii:i rot:
i:vi;
(AMP fc'illKS III UN
Itn luinn of ihe orrtclfilH to InveHtl
V,ah' livery Cae of ( a ride mi ess
in Ihe .MoU,aiiM
I'm h avlng an unexihigulshed
canipi'in- on the HHdati National
Vovest, II, , liaiulall, of V;ne-ville
WimhiiiKitMi, t ii K,n before .fus
tic- nl' t)it' 1'eaee ISn'ter at Vfiv
ii'it hee on .liily 1 T and lined ton dol
l.i'rs and cos's. Al ihe Inuring it
wf shown tii-.t Mr. ilnnd.ill permit
tfii hi-; ti -' Jo i'Miii. from tbe fire-
GRAIN and STOCK FARM
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irms wi
n u ,i ,it i
Alli
i'i
be ('i inside rod.
'( I iii-odnrint: r;ineh-
nie and are ready to trade
last ii n Orosroii. One of tlm
nb.'fTriuMtedV'lliI' ether
cOne l.tf .,o voiiibinatioiriani'i, ?ir tw
hi... . ii .
j tt.it jiriisinciiiis -MoiiHina Tafieliers, vin
. ....... I : i .... J .
s ii.ti i.c isiowij, .Miiiinina, ;y trait
tlieir well ivin jilanfc for ninvrV'l
railelles ia SfTllllai' to Hie lnl I'.-irnw m-vir -miii.vill.
' I ... n ,m.
reseiniiies iiiilruli'e; hyins. "drvHarmhe.; sv-lein.' .
Iltavo other clients vlri have citv aid f,,m pronerties the M illaiftette Val
fey and WaUa AValla Valh to trU ir.rnpri lies here. Kxchan, nia.
,on stijetly cnsprra1iv(f.as1i hasis..f i e prie.-'and hvrihe "neenratefv and
fiilly.iddressin?; 0s4oj,9' .eo.' '
but porr.o f S
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7IifANLY"SK-.'FS"
W ere you
aisa
B
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ome-maoe
".nce3 for the
the failure cf
Even the best recipe c?n't p-r'-o rV"
wr.r J'v.rar will harden into candy cr for
a jelfy to "jell". '
Thousands of women pre f.nd'r tV.z preen-ing
synip is a blend of Karo (Red Lai: el) with xi sugar
instead of all' sugar. Preserving done this way 13 always
uniform jelly that regJly "jells" jam tl.ct "is neither
too syrupy nor too thick. I
1 It gives you preserves witi the r.atv.rsl frer.h fruit favor.
This fine, cleat Karo SyAip has a nntl affinity for
5rl-
S3:. -1.'
JlL
carry in a ! l:c).cc
J or a fan if h"r
EtniT..; is ryVhe
she .wjr.l-:- .
Tlirafidy do it.
l'iireelleel -M red v
'
the jo.ices of the frftit. It b!e4d3 tb.e f :it
rnake's your syrup rich and heavy, o:vJ hole
Crm nnd filellow. witti hot the llivhte" t
in the glass.
tor UooKing, l;afc!nj a?.d
Label) is used. in mCKor.s cf
vith the sugar
it jams and jellies
:!er-y to "candy"
Cir.c-'y Malr-ng Karo (Red
lv:mrsi In all cooking and
baking recipes use K.-to instead cf sug.?r. It is sweet, of
delicate flavor, and briAjs ouJthe r.aturd f::.vc'r of Uic food.
FREE A-f3oi "f soi'rt r'-'5 tv.t r. yy !' i
Dcjt rrcavTs trr tu:c rc.-ii's in j:.-vtrv:ri',.
Easy to follow. The orn frciu-.t' Co. k Book is h nj
eomtly tltustmted nnd It's !r.e. VH ns toilrv U it.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO.
P. o. L'ox !:. ,zW Ya&H:;iy
HIT .M J (ij-f.' r- 1 i
Jse lA Karo
(redlabsL
jams yjelU$$ and
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