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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1921)
'I T 'Of 11 it : ) t - ! t it J l ',iS'.Uy film sot FMiis An industrial motion purine filmuig 0 ihBt in Lh int-sting Sid deeply in-iwo8 tr,ln structive lma Tiecn booked to tmifcul lM piun in more man uu oiwe r?an aiiiKh,v hiscs the'Vg.st. It is a feiiiure puUuut lx the manufactur ers of Olympic ds, who are doing i mucrr to i-fcieato and instruct tho ( fnrmciie and utiitfk-rnisers ir) the northwest along the lines of sciMiti'fic . feuding. This film was prepared at K,-ent i rart aI expense with tho pnvtU'itlrr ' purpoiio in view of showing tlw furm . f er that, feeding Is tho moat" Important clWnrnt in the, profitable production i tf livestock and po,ultry. C4US". ui.d y rffect nre denlt with in an intcrRst;rir V' manner, an welj as to merely tell the I jrjutationul side. Tljo notion, which hR. oil the nct- fcssary "punch", no esscntiiil to the modern film, begins on a fimu uf the typical sort and portrays oino of the proolems no' familiar '.n tlm farmer nd tho stock- and oultiv ruiiu-r. From there, it swiftly ciiiinjres Lo the groat Olympic'mills, where i,s viril ized the nsyistnnrv which scientific feed-making brings lo play in his af fairs. There is seen pouring into the mills ' the niw grains which onie mayhap, from his own or tiio. field;- of others wiium he knows. A fascinating and most instructive insight into this great industry, o' emplifying the wonderful progress In the milling business, is thi which shows the viewer of this film the sel ection of the wheat, oats, n.iriey, al falfa, soy bean, kaffir corn, rot';, mile maie. hemp, peas and other elements which enter into the manufacture of a diversified line of stock ami poultry feeds. I'A-erv step is shown, from the lime the grain is unloaded from thi cars until it comes forth one of sey oral kinds of scientific feeds, sacked. weighed and ready for shipment. Like nil successful picluie stories this film has a happy finale, the farm er being shown a few months Intel ' after first feeding his herds of live stock nnd his flocks of poultry wit! Olvmnic scientific feeds. I lie stall dard IIIOO foot reel is used and about 20 minutes are consumed in the run ning. The Olympic 1'eed Mill, which is featured in the film, was completed early In l!l-'0 and marked the lalel dove liniment in the feed mnnuinriiir Ing industry in its equipment and 1 facilities. An exclusive product of the Olym pic lines of feed in the west is dried ' buttermilk, an element entering into n. number of the stork and poultry feeds. K.vpeils pronounce tho value of this as being without equal. BI'Y VOIR COM, .AT Koch dalkuta lis iiicst. CALL MAIN 75.1. l-8-tf LITTI.U WOUK-MATHH I.N SCIIOfd. .Veils, pencils, .pads. Inks. rulei f and olhcr tilings. All Iho Utile help unites, work. males for school. Sim pie kinds, cheap kinds, holler grades for home, work or ndvancett sliliij Stock up on all or these Ihlnin Vou always need llu in. 1-28-1 1 FAMILY DRUO STORE LA ORANOCORCOONi COAL For everybody t tho Roch tlnle store. Call Main 7D3 . " The Kxi-ellput'e of :.2St(a!ftttt: "I.fi Camille" is the bihfst pt'i-foet :nn of tlio f runt liico ('(irsrt, . iiiKuriiiti tx'iititiful front fijjfiire lint's as sv a.s tllC ll'IICcflll Icil'rJ. "La Ciini'illo" Corset ro inat'.e in so many diffeiTitf models ' that every tyfie of .fitjuri' run? lie H-rfcctlyfittt'd, w'hctliiT tall, short, plump, rdendor or tin-' ; venly proportioned. ' . A .complete line al- w.15'8 on liand. Mrs. Robt. PatHson ' FonMih Street 'j Itone BlaA 81 J I, litJI WlrEN LAW) WORDS GO (5 TO S EA. TUEA, tya that the ejBWafoment htf gone into the3ugiies of rierallr' shiparfend due t condittons beyond yntr, iut appoint ipn IM Ut'r; po- tloal. fulfils!! 4hfifc fo tfeeu ( flirt iiisiall- mnt of ft HMsia ': rv Tn i dot oll lt aptrtt of Tvloi. ! Jn-tto bup fhi.n-ill t.tlp ellin Irate ibi oiutit. 'ii' i ft.pcrft-d tatii 'bt eaud iliMn;iJ mittiuuieo'-osioo of " ! in clitl and lnnrdfiiarUiieoul co.ria fvndevce. BALK ( ot flr to willon or merchandise compactly secured; it meana Is throw water out of a boat. 1JAIJK la not a place of deposit, for -money, nor a mass of earth; II means when oarsmen aiv seat'i! side by -sldu lu couolcs, imllloi; separate oars. UKAU is' not an animal; II hm j'is the direction from the peisjn looking. miATINO Is not striking or ovr eoiniiig, but means tacklni against th wlnils. l!lii;S are not honey makers, bill ipiecs of plank through which I' reeve stays. IIBNU does not mean lo deflect from a straight line, but the making fast of a sail to a spar or tyiug a cable tu aa anchor. MIGHT dues not mean a bend In the shore; II Is the double part of a rope when It Is folded. Illl, I. Is not a statement of an ac count, but is the end of an an chor fluke. lllTTKIt.HNU doi'a not mean a sa leading, but tho part of an an elior cable which Is back of lb bits to which the cable is made rast. lli.'Allll Is not a plunk, hut the stretch a vessel makes upon one tack when beating lo windwurd. IKH. STILUS are not such as are usually f'juad on beds, but are pieces of wood upon which cor lain purls of Iho rigging rest. HONXKT Is not a woman's head dress, but is a piece of cunvas laced lo the foot of a jib. IIOO.M Is not a speculative trend upward, but Is a spur at tho fool of n salt. HOW Is not a forward Inclination ot the head or body, but is the rounded forewurd part of a - ves sel. HOWKIl Is not a sylvan retreat, bill Is un anchor. IIOX Is not a wooden container; II is to nipeat the 32 points of the compass. . UltrJAKKltS does not mean waves i on Hie seashore, but a small 1 water cask. Ill'Ll, Is not a animal, but a small keg. HUNT Is not to kick a foul ball; It is Iho middle uf a sail. UV does not moan place or direc tion; it-means that Iho bow ol a vessi'l is submerged lower than the slum, althuugli it also means .0110 point ton aril, "as lo sail wet by north." CAP Is not souielhing to bu worn on tho bend, but is a heavy bulk of wood wllb two holes holding together the head of onto mast and tho lowur purt of thu must next abovo. OAT Is not an animal; It lu a tackle used to hoist thu anchor. CHAINS are not chains, but iilales ot iron boltvtl through a ship's side to which the rigging sup porting thu masts is fastened. 'OAT Is not a thing to bo worn. but is a piece of canvas placed around Iho mast where II en ters tho deck lo keep out water. Hut; in not an animal: it Is a short Iron bar with teeth at one cud and a ring at thu other. OOU WATCH US are not periods nl .Hum consumed in walchlng dugs. uui tiny nre halt watches ol two hours each iroiu four lo six and six t.i eight p. in. Oil Alt! HT in not u drink of water. but the depth of water in which a vissa,. Is reouiriil In rinai. 1't'CK Is nut a thine Mini -Im. and quacks, but u light canvas used for small sails. VK Is nut an iii-l:iii ,,r ui..i.,- It Is a circular pari or a slum,,; or stay that lB loitped mvr a mast. KK is i, sunn. thing ,l.-. ,.lt ru or uvl,.,i,.,l; lt iH ,, , cb-s man., in eniim,. ,,. VI'IIOM ctll.'S IIHl .;, ,,,,, the Imilnm f snui.-iliinj;' , means lli rope ,v hl,.h u' , t,s sel Is si'CUied. ISH lioiiK is mil as,.,i f. lug fish, but is a ii.'iin,,,,, ,,,,), a liHk used r,.r iishi,,K all chor. I-'I.AT Is ut a aert.-s o( ap.u i bill Is a term t,i il.sciil,,. sai'i'i l or , ,,,. , w hi-a i lusely hauli'il don u, t'l.V is nol'u liimseltnlil i...i Part ot a ring wlii, h , " l! ! Il I- j ! nil , iioui trii- unnn in i end,; or it , a C I , n,. I ""iillixul.ll i nag tt.iwn at M h. ',,!. r.i.x is not ,,1,1,,,,, , M (Mn Ibing that ,.,,. hv ,,M. I.juelhec two or ,,.,,. ri, ,,; , ' "V roan ti.nu it I nit: K 11 ai'Pies, but thi V ail' h.H 01 trim used la i'tnilU'.-t itm n il h lanftlng boat Hi he Ui'i-k. I it It tt IfK . . Th.l, ""''l' '""'''l of Thunaliy K, hmetofo,.,.. P. J. i'HWKUS. nun Yoni com. sr IKW 'II DA I. K TA U n Jkhp CALL M UM 7iS. .1. L NO'lICK Of Visnu Aft'Ol.XT la the 3tter of tne r-ilate of M.UM IJ tW A V t t' D ft....... I 1 .i.i, uanu. nwo utij en i"--1 administrating of the above entiC'd estate has filed her final account as f li ail.i.Uali1x, and that the County CoOt jC ji 1 1. 9 mi 1 y . Oro Kon' has fixed Atonday, the 7tli day ot) FcSruary, 1331, tlh9 hour uf ten o'fii'ock a. m., at ttie Cuunty( Court iioom at the Court House, in IJia fMy oiQLa (Irune, iK'twn, l jjie Mx and place ln Clearing oli- ;iiclions, If any rbcro be to suld .'ia Account aaiUfor the t ntle j.untif salj9estato. , In I cil ibis iiii day of njnuiiry, KLKIK TVfirflt, A'teilnlstrulrix ol, tho Ivstalo of V Katat of John M. TuylorDeceaseil. 'li. J. tirt'i;n, aitorney tur Admini stratrix. . d Jan.8-lli-22-2il-I'eb.'b.. .NOTICK 01' FINAL "ACCOUNT. In the Matter of tne Kestatc ot Jea- sie Hendricks, Deceased. police is iicriitiy given that the Ad - ministrator of the above entitled as-1 tale has filed his final Account as such Administrator, and that the r.. m mm - a ; c .MI. t i h;im County Court of Union County, Ore- Kon, has fixed Monday, the 7th day . - - a. . oi reoi-uary, yjsi, at tnewour wi ten o ciotK, iw til., at the County Court Iiom at tne Curt House, in the Cityanew classes and secure a well-paid d9 Iji 5irande, Oiegonpas tha time and place for hearing objections, i& llll.l fnr lli.r-yil'-.n,,! t ..MM. I l)9ted this (1th day of January. . G. R. CIRSON. Admiiflsraor' of the lfstate of Ji0iie IfbndrieiU, Deceaseds I!.J. GKI-.'KN, Attorney fo ilministrator J)y Jnn0 8-1-22-211, Feb. 5. ' ' '. . a . NO'i'ICE. Notice Is hereby 'v'ven that M. W. Kiddle hua been appointal by the County Court? of jnin Ol(nty as Administrator of the Esfteof Ed ward E. Kiddle, deieascd.' All per sons having; claims against.Jiuid es tate are heneby notified to present the same to said administrator at Is land City, Oregon, within six, months from the date of this notice. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 'Kill day of January, 11)21. OltAWl-'OKI) & EAKIN, I Attorney for Administrator, Illy. .Ian. 8rl.r-22-2i), Feb. fi. The eye is our main avenue of education. Defective vision causes more school failures than any dther one thing. I "EYESTRAIN" Eyestrain is labor or effort of some part or parts of the eye with discomfort and fatigue. The causes o f eyestrain are three in number: (a) refractive errors, (b) imbalance of the mo tor muscles moving the eyeballs, (c) presbyopia or old sight. Our Optical work is in charge of a Specialist and we invite you to inspect our Superior Equipment for the proper pre scribing of Glasses. J.H.PEARE &SON resccn LIQUID ROOF CEMENT FOR MAKING NEW ROOFS AND RECOVERING OLD ROOFS. TOUGH AS A RHINOCEROS HIDE CRESCENT ROOF CEMENT IS THE REMEDY FOR YOUR ROOF TROUBLES MAKE US PROVE IT. WE ALSO CARRY THE OLDEST PREPARED ROOFING IN USE. "CAREY'S FLEXIBLE CEMENT ROOFING" FOR USE ON ANY TYPE OF BUILDING LET US SHOW YOU. IT awvernoimes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 i. MID-WINTER TERM BEGINS JANUARY Tr "ftal A' iob" Is scarce but thp ftain worker is in demand. Join our poTTiin. Write, or cull and nee BAl Ell BUSINESS COIJ.KGfi,0 -'-22-eod Camjdiolatum, 7c and 6Uc. Or of the best preparations oror iolds on the chest, burns, ores. As a poultice in Croup, try it. 1 i!S tf 3 FAM I t-Y DUU5 STORE UA QSANDK.OBCOON. New a Hair W Growth BALDNESS halrM, flin ferulll. PANUHUr r rittiralrd. I n f inch rtujrf wom ir. ict-n. H t. ti-t f IT brt ot KOTAl.KO t nr limy dru?l'l'i. Or i .id 10 centl, iltw-r or b f in i' , for r r on if twit te KOTALKO OrriCE. BA -Von X, New York, N. y, OPTOMETRISTS ' i fgkmtmmvimtJi! iiiiid W , ft Sena- it- LAUNDRY W h YILLJ)0 l OUIi WHOLK FAMILY WASH (" DO IT RIGHT DO IT CHEAPLY Save You All the Mess, YTork and Worry of Wash day. . . ... Send THE TAN DARD LAUNDRY CO. PHONE MAIN 56 Kcnieinbcr, our Dry Cleaning Department Does the Best Work. NEWLIN BOOK BOOKS, STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES AND NOVELTIES ROYAL TYPEWRITERS PHONOGRAPHS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC FILING CABINETS LA GRANDE We INT V Red Cross 'MVtA mm A!t!i..u-!i ,Miy KODAK and DI.'OWX 1 K, n. njat I. r ',i;.t t; !-'r- li ns, is iin lu,l,.,l. . list a few uf thr ii:.lr '.,u!,",l- t 1,1s l,,.,',. so y,m 11;v rt.t.t,'jvt. .'sii i'lea t'l' t!ie f' .rice' li-vtls. 'r: -No. ktt Ki-'ilak with A I Mini: Atit.ralilii1 i t . -s h 1 1 j ti r, hi . w l.a-'l V. N.i Ni. No I-', !i,'. nvfiwnii .Mvnis'cui 1c!ih, now .im ' ' 1'ir.lU lt, ' iincra. 2 l!,itiia :(x Tamera, 1 I.' !..). .. v i.-i.th mi., .nmrapiiic, sin. lens. Tinw; 1 ".( 1-V K"1'a lliV "..a '"ittltllrO EVURYTKIS-d TOR i I ftf the :! i It To & STAT RY CO. OREGON AOS GET RESULTS Drug Store NEW PRICES ON KODAKS AND BROWNIES Mfiiisi' - ns U-u, u"v - K.'..Lik. li. ll. Uns. ; '( it i- ikuv. (V) now. ..,."0 . PICTURE JSAKJSQ, 9 l-s-tf'X 9 9 e 4 a - O o 9 ) 0 .f;tl!'. 4 -rv:
