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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1921)
e o e SATITRDAY,PRftUARY IS, 1921 LA CRANTDEEVEXryg foSERVR PAGE TWO o o "- - - - - es " s - - - " ,1 If'. ;. .iv . !' v';'' L r-- I e ; o 1 , . . . . 8 - - . ' ' Ginghams We are offering for. your Inspection, a 'beautiful Hue of New Dress Gin.fiams, ' in PlaidH, Stripes, and Checks, in' a big assortments of ctil ors; all lit nciv prices, lHc, 19c, 25c, l!!lc and "0c per yui (I New Madras Cloths Beautiful New Madras Cloths, very suitable for Shuts, Waistn, etc., some in beautiful stripes and all new patterns. Priced, per yard 35c. New Percales An endless variety of New Drews Percales, "8 inches wide, in all colors, both light and dark patterns, poll;a dots, checks, stripes, etc. Priced per yard, 20c, 25c, .'!(, ;i5c. Ne'1 DRESSES Exclusive new Spring Styles in Dresses for women, all the latest ideas will be found hero-owe offer for your Inspection a large assortment, no two alike, made of all the new materials: Canton Crepes, Taf fetas, Satins, Serges, Trkotines, etc; ALL AT NRV.' LOW PRICES. V S. . I Meet on Common Level. wv.ruo.no. i Ther.?I m field In which the wise I w """ m'M wllh tli man and 110 foal moot on c.mninn Strutfor.1, man who asked the ninelf .9 . .. .. . ' ,,-i.tea f.tr a Ki.lii.l-i.tlft nrali.c Iimmiiuu .level, iiitu is wnen mey ran iu iuvo i - o r .. .-B 0 il inM- Ihclr ni'DS lu uiin0--Ori i:ua ." Jonul. I every day. ' ! fundi. liTm wllh a fnttchet it la to often. London , nuuBsasuHKMrma New COATS P We offer a big variety of new Spring Coats for women, fashioned in the latest style and of new ma terials; you will find a style suitable for yui, and no two are alike. ALL AT NEW PRICE". IXTKODLXTIofc AN?) (IIAKAC-i The milkout is well uilupted to Variety In Blbls. TKItiSTK'H. this country and the industry will e-1 A collerilon of 114 bl j.tibllsned HY IA WKKNCK (i. flll.L. come of greater importance every between IK',1 and 1U0U wu recently fni f!ii- . . i . I. !. i " I ...,1,1 C,..l , In I a. Ii in ,n mia goal ministry ,s m ..... ... . f , y h Kuairi, Norway, Germany, i nnce, ' 1 ' Italy and ffwitwrlanrt an a very im- !"" are too small for a cow, and they portant huyiness. Urg luiinbers are consume a considerable amount used by f.milien not situated as to 'of feed that would be otherwise want permit keeping a cow. People of ! The fact that gnat arc rarely larKe estates in EiikIiiikI and otliet .affeUl With tulierculosis IB another ..rt r!f fa.. h lt:.v.. Die cities point in their favor. They are ni'ik- ilurini? the summer months either for intc their way into hospitals, b.i!.y their country homes or to travel, of- huine.i anil Invalid institutions and : H ten take milk (oats with them so the. their milk is in great demand 1 r iniant or otner members oi me laniiiy v "rlc r,.n. ... ........ , mnv have a good supply of milk of machs as the globules are so small , uniform quality. No other animal is that the milk can be digested in two-1 so well adapted for such a purpose, i thirds the time it takes for : -w"s I and there is probably no other coun- Imilk, this being of the same vai'j-j as j try where the milk goats are so much (that of the human being. The er. i'n j needed for such a purpose as in the: very slowly and never at thor-1 United Slates.-. ' uglily as in the case of cow's milk, i I 'Die industry hasi been gieutly han-'The milk will keep sweet as l"n.; us I dieaoiied l.v ill., n.-i.ri-itv nf vood ifo.its lother milk, although this depends tin-; for foundation stock for herds. Very on the conditions under whiiii it ha'i few milk goats have been imported i1"''' produced and handled. In tests ' owing to the rigid.. laws of Kwiter- .made by the Department or A-rn.ul-land, as well a our country. The j turn it was found that gait's milk goals lh:.t have been imported have'ould bo thoroughly sepaiatf.l in a, been widely scattered over the many istpeiator. If g-fal's milk is p -i.p. iiyi ..... . , I...,., I, I kn.ii...i . h.. ,...i..i ....... sillies, mil giving' grent nuifiuein oi e ............ .... .... - Indiag and African Elephant. The must ills'iMgllitlilllii ix.lut of Off- old at Rotbeliy e In LoiMon. It in- J fcivii.e between the Indian elep)iat cluduil (ainpleii of the CiMpit lilole, i lin, Af-'ii elepliniit Is the hub 154(1, the "liu;;," 1.V1U; the Genevan. Hv! ,inpe K the ear. The ear of the or "Breeelies," 15C0, and a "fear" I Aiiiiii elepliiiiit Is much the larger. Bible . . .. r . RtSCRIPHONS WE T'TIJj ANY DOCTOIl'S rRKKCRIPTION PUTMAN S DRUG STORE "The Rexall Store" ijfoit ownerH the 'advunUiK 10 Kecure U full-Mood jfoaU that rould he rKl"- tered, ho howint? lh stock to int-rease in valujition. Tli most of these ani- nit sfem to have done well undir ihn body of the oniinal lurinrf tw 'thcrir new environment. cesH of milking. d for properly, there will nu he trace of a gouty odor. The priru-iple Kource of a had flavor in the ruiik N liil uud hair, which is apt to full from pro- New HEW- ROOMS AT H S State News C OL I USE (Continued from Pape 1) The very lutest creation for early spring wear; individual styles and pattern lials, and are very rea sonable in price. We offer a big; assortment pi ici from $1.95 and up Iri.iil s Dep't Store ! oT which diKappear frtim view when I imi in use. Keotionty of iilmr; j KilcheiiH koiiii'Mj)uh a.p-pnnr, at i hiuHt In the iif'ltlaf ?d, a mere juinhle ! of nply pann, pots, Itetfh'H and other ! nleiiKilii lined in preifiwrlnK inealH. i Tint kIHh In the doine,iti Huience d' pai tiiie.nt of ,u firundn high school ! vili not have hw h kitcheiiH If tli ! te;u hiliK I here 1h carried out In pnir.tire. An few iiIhiisHs as poR-lilied at Konehurg lust week. I sihhf are provided and the tfrU are brey. wan a veteran of the Mexhun tausrlit to make the mosi econoinleal j war Bll(j roiighl wtth Fremont iu ( all oshl U3b if them In every way. i furna organization of the Oregou Mint ! GrowerH' aaBociatlon has been formed at Kugeue wiih K. H. Wallacu of Linn county as president. Mvh, Uruslllu Meer a pioneer oT Jaek bo n county, who crunaed the pltiiim In 1863, la dead at her home In Ontral Point, aged 74 year. K O. Kanib, a prominent Denton county farmer, died suddenly at Cor vallls. IlaiTla wan known as the bean king of Hen to ii county. Approximately fGiMJ.OOQ. will he spent thlb year for improvement of Marion county roadB. Tliiu tneludes $4UU,U0o of the bond Issue voted two years ago. Marshal (;. Awhrey, aged v years, Mr. Aw- Woman' Flnol Tefl. Women neein tt get nlona In trnlk'ht huiIiiesH linen nttout h well B men. und nil thin leinntnx hefor throwing the etonti of nhsointv eo.uui Ity nhout their nhnntders It to tee whether they enn nialto ns much out of ft hunkruptey ns a mnu din. Knn sua City Star. Economical Grandma. Mltle Jurk, four, wn 'looking ot h grnndinnthor reading. After rending for nttont n half nn hour she put her r'lif Hen down on her nose, her eye holng tired. 3nck noticed this ud turning around Rnldi "Oh, moth er, look at grandma tanking over her glnsset ao she won't wear them out," SHAVING SUPPLIES ! ! -h ! 'h 'h 'I- -J. 4 THE STORAfiK I'A'ITKIiV J. HY X. Y. .J. .. .. .J. .J. .j. ,j. .;. ,. ,j. .j. .t. .1. Qufi-.tioiis of all kin. Is I'lim-prniiiK Ihe storage ImUt-ry will lie aiiHWi'ii'il liironh the mnilium of this column. Thosp huvliiK iiiipslionn, siikI them in lo lli. Oli.vi'ivor. RAZOR STUOrS SAFETY KA7.0HS SHAVlNd BRUSHKS SOAP, CREAM, POWDER AND EVERYTHING FOR TtlE MAN WHO SHAVES. IViliaps, amoni; t'ip diffiTont ports f ihe aut i, I Iip ti-aKC buttery, which th In-Hit of the proHciil-.lay ma- jclilnc, Is the least uiiilci'stoiHl. Most I mil nwnpra look on it as a verltiiblv jln.x of inyslciy. I will cllil.avoi- to i!iako is ("isiiy imdi-rstooil by the uv (c .iip man. j It's coiistriution consists jnf 2 sets C-f plates, viz. positive anil negative ii!nti, haiil iKl.hcr Jars to contain the j final nml a l.ux to huM thu assembly , of pints. Tho pl.iti s are constructeil in tho form of Initio work, and be (lvve.'n the irri.l, soft porous, or re't Jleii.l, is iii'i'll.'il. This soft lead is culled oxide of bail. All plates are iniule alike and have no special pro- Ipeities until after they have been .bit.-, re. I n, I w. f.......... , fluid until svi.-li tunc as the plate? me to I... iinincrscd into the fluid. This fluid is coinnesed of pure Wat PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Miss MnmiKon'H mo'to Is, that the !km "dishes there are to wash, the le;s dinaKHM able work Hiere will he Id perfurrn and, enrseHently, niurh (jf ith'i drmlKery of h'iMisewrxk ts f'lhniiinted. - , . Klerirle phiten nie jwovlded In Ihe liihoratory where the firsl les-rOii'3-nre niven, tOllowi'd by tho more j-. radical kitchen demonstrations. It i:i in Ihe laboratory that la are Riven their first instfueilun In the ecoimniical Use of kllrhen uten sils. A feature of Ihe d..ui'! ment that wilr nol bo made next fall Ih the, cuCMeria. or unlil Klectrlc I , .The Y. M, C. A. and various f rater ual organir.ationt) at The Indies will j conduct au employmeul office In an attempt to uolve the unemployment I situation. I Hertrand D. Dotson suffered a sc I vere lujurr when a one-pound sh" U, sent as a souvenir from the war .one In Europe, exploded In the family home at KURene. j A meeting of melon growers at Vale J resulted En the formliiK of an associa tion, the purpose of whiih Is to grow and market melons and cantalaupt-s ' Slate Normal school, has ben di'm- uated to be held in IVndN ton fruui nl:wi ' :ire used fur keeTiiuK the ( a large scale. :tu k pots hot in place or the usual i The Lane county court haa aet aside leatu talles. I'he (-afetftria' will be j the sum of S15.0U0 for an earth fill 10 used for all of I'M school baiuniets j take the place or the long wooden in lh'' feature. r bridge on the county road between The dmiM stic uHh di-ai imcnt, erf ytneta and lOlmiia. whirh Miss Murjorie, Ilarratt is thej a six weeks' course in tfat'her train- uchu. """i., i i log, under direction of the Oregon) MH l II' uoiim'iiv; nrn-Miv H' jiuii metit. und hee khVi Klrln are lirtifchl nil ihr- fine onllilH of WfWiiic. The two departments ftio separated byl-1-11 '' lo August . rnldiiiK doors which have a novel j It. Bruce .l lJherson f Howell, feature in hein nsed as black- ' Miih., has cold to the William Mo Irtinrds. Thf lai panel on the j I'hersou estate a traet of several hun- npmr hair is a ireen composition ' dmi acres of timbi-r laud In the aouth- SlacktNmrd mid when not covered m lmrl of fjatop county. with leK-uins add.i to the uitradiv,'-1 A r(.BOuU((tl prot(.sling to the post- ii.- of the n.ou.s. . Thesi, duors can I of(c dflmr,!I(fnt atralnsl t1u. (.loallI 'and ewiHK rodms c-.nihhn d into out ivjte hull .hat eati iimi inr nain- rints (tin lai'n PUBLIC SALE The tindtT.siyned will sell ;tt Ptildic Auction, at tlie John McAINtur taiK'li, one and one-half miles due east of La Grande, commencing at 10 a. rn., with Free Lunch at noon, THl'KSDAV. FKBKL!ARY 21 the Following De.;eriled J'roperty: LIVKSTOC'K CONSISTINf; OF mm; iioksks 1 HI; c If (Jehiing, 0 yrs. wt 100 1 Mlatk Mure.' Ii yrs, wl. K.mu 1 Ilrown ma'-e, 5 yrs. wi. J"oo 1 tjray Mare, 5 yh. wt. I 4 f, 1 Hlack CehliiiK, yrs. w( 1400 1 Saddle Horse, 6 yrs. wt. IhoO 2 xtrii Kood spring M"are coliv. lit CWVl.E 10 head Milk Cows, 1 fresh ami ivsl 1o be fu-HSii soon. 1 Oui-huhi H.-ll. 4 t vvo-yeai -old Ih-lfers. 7 Yearlins I If ffsrs. 1 Calf. 5 Head Stock fw. FAUM IIMPLKMKNTS' AM) HOUSEHOLD (JOOOS: 1 I!-inch low truck Main wagon 1 Hayrack. 1 3 ti-l-uol disc Monitor drill, j 5 -tool iK-erhiR mower. 1 Gooi Mc'.lorniick hay ral;e. J tiO bushel grain Ited. 6-5hove cultivator. 3-:section steel harrow. 2-s''eii-iii steel huri'ow. good 14 in. walking plow. harrow cart. manure carl. '-in. cenrrifngal pump. 1 rv-;i cutu r. 1 sfi heavy breeching hainess 1 s'l extra hfavy lead harpesn 1 S'-t Y.Mikei. brei'Ching and pole ytmp. 1 pair extra hip sirups. A nun.IxT of txtra good eoilars. J good Hack range cook stove 1 go-jd wood heater. 1 t'ozy kitchen ra'dth't. 1 l-. Hn-st. 1 cream separa:or. 1 :ixtensilr.n dining tahje. i dining room chairs- 1 hulTnt. 2 rockers. 2 bdroom dre.-'sers. I bedstead and springs. . 1 ;;uni:ary cot. 1 library table. Half ban''1! good eider vinegar. About r0 yds. Silnl'.iHl fiber ea.rpf t. 24 lMiode Island lnd hens, S (Xlra liliodt: Island roosters. f.i lbs. cabbagi'. About 200 ijt. various kijids t) canned fruits; 20 ijta, of jelly. 1 c;i.:e canned tomatoes, liiio lbs. Warddl beans. 5 -al. iiil;es laid down in brine. .M.n:it Coo His. of good sugar ui' d hams, bacon, and iioiililej s. AlfUit Lr Tons of A-NTt. I Alfalfa Hay; Numerous Other Articles. irli.Vfc Or SALL Sums of ifli) and under Cash; ovc $10, a credit of nine months will he given, purchase: iri"; Imnkahle note drawhi"; M jer eent from date. Tv.o ;. cent off foi cash. VAX STKINGHAM, Atirlioiipcr. KKKKST DKLONG. Clerk. ...Owner. Keep 1 his Fact In Mind -Mam Ulllr'l III'! rli if lies arc t in ir.iniiitf. ru'mt'il Tlio . 1, hy ilii's tut) .mil f lit'ivftn'o wi i:l;'iic(l. A la,.'i,!i' i.i:ui who fluiiili!y um.Iit sIjuuV: hi i husiiH'.xs uses pxtraor.liirirv cure to prrvnit nurli siMii:ehii . 'Wo 1:ikc tliat carp. M.I W'OK'K' (irAKANTKHn. N i r :hp Modern . JLundry er and sulphuric acid. The water to cause elfTtru-iil I'tiiuici-tii.n hetween llie plate i 'ihd the m-ul is put in tc lcsen tl.c interim! battery resitiiut and In cause fbemical anion hetween tlie piatc. and to vi:ti-e chemical ac ta n hetween the platen. i While ihe suloiiinic acid is some what liuivier than water, we deter mine tin. pi'ip.Htnn of acid to water ' its weight or gravity. If we take .the w.Jjrin witter as a unit of l.OoO, the l'U;id when the battery i-; fully ch.nc'd and n good conilition, should hiive a .specific weight or gravity of t.wo as tend with the hydrometer. At the time of manufacture, these plates, after h;u ing heen completed :re mi! iu clear water and a cuno'U of elvtrieilv is put through them. ' M-ctticity will dc.omrHise or' tree the two y:ts4fs ,f which the wattM . ts competed and the oxygen in the uatt-r itudrie.-. with tlie oxide of had in tin- plate :unl the hydrogen tfves into the air. ! The tvide of lead, In combination wiih the oxygen from the water, eh-fnge the emposition of the plate nod ii I'Ck'omes pet oxide .of Jead, Hsr cnler of the phiW then vhnngesfn'm a Icnil gr'iy to chilfi'- hrow n. This i.v the pnii, plate, while tiv neg ative plate lemnfes in its origma' f n of oxide jf lead Vw, th plutesre ready fr the 'k.t'ery. The iv is 4'lays one les. li'isilue pi lie tlyM ncentive fr thv tenser that the wiufiTe plat" bar- gieaier dis. niore nec-.tivt nlnt Ik tnort.Mt 4 a)i-iet inn i w :r. fur .'iili.T imnii M-pi.niii'ly. TnhL's. wwIiik iniWliin.'s nml a m r l(i.'k"i. In wlili'li Hi"' Kil l" h'-'j tlioir inaliMiillH, nri III.- I'lirnlHliliiK" of iliis r.Kiin. A fnilni; ni.iiii Is lii' illK f.lllll.ll wlilrh will In- ns up ....Im.' us ir.iy that rim !.' r iijinl In .Ii.' I"si of i'.-ial.llslinu'ii:. A iilnl it in fur lukliiK iin'UiHir.-iii.'iiis nf Uiii 7- ..r.Mirfcs ciirii.T. ii mirror I of thf lobby of tlie lOugeui' iiusioifKi' (aftnr 9 o'rlo. k l iiIkIiI, wiib pnuarU ul a niei'Ulig of the city eoum-ll. ! The sal.' of JJJO.OIIO vorth of Ja.-k-aon county ruad bonds !ua bci-u il -! filled upon by the i-outit ruurl. Hi. In j will bf opfiifd Murcll .1 .'mil no bidn j will be iifffptf.l for bus tliiill par. j At a IliectltiK of I lie IK'Svlmte.1 rouii ity rourt. I). II. Ciitfd. or Tf rr.boniif, 0. II. Hardy of Aifuira. and W. W. Van Me ler of KtMlllltlltd. were uppollUed ' dlreptors of thf Dyflmlfs county fair. Sl.lf i... i ni :. 11 ...1 o.'-no.Miin and uf the room a dlmipiii'iiiniR a i.hs...is ..." n. ...... ... .i.iMinK board Tor prfnlnR I pro- I mll In Icimtn. Ihppiiir a new ana or Wild. So that everything will be Hrooks Si anion timber, baa been com ii wficicnt ns poHnlble, n faucet pleted near Head. Steel will be laid has I n providf.l bfrsiilt- i lie iiii-j0,i only the first two milea this year. ink- board to Have time ill Hpoliuinpi i!ut om. fnialllla inuiity exserWio '.Iim iii's lo be jirr".'d. Mi.s lliuralt has 1 1 T pmills le.iril ne lunv to nuike llieir Ur'ss.n und vh. never household d.Mnallds are ni.nl. on iieedle ami thread. Occas oiiilly the KirM n.ro pin to work ni:ikiiiK rnrtainit,' when soniellihiii 1'. . iul in needed in the n.-hooH. Mis .Macmmon has 1 2 S pupils In '..'i- departiv.'iil this semester. Neitli V .l.'inirlinent Is tivr-taxeil ill pres- ut. anil next full a considerable. In re:.se im oxpiTled ill both deiwirl ueiils. The hueresl of nil the Rlrls o the, .departments I k.en and h.-lr prOKross r.liowA'thut ihe theor. "Iti-al si.le of Iioii5eliol.l arls can '. re:niiy r(iiiiliin.'d wllh ihe prac i. al. . . man la In the atute hi.gpltal at I'enlle- ton for mental tll'iuhlllly, while ih-re are seven other en-servlce meu In the , liospttai from varloud partB -..or Mil itate. ! Mrs. Anna Elltiibtll FerKlisoii. one of the oldest of Orenoll pioneers, di.d last week at the hiilue ot her daughter ' iu Haines. aKftl !'(. She had b-eu a ' ' rrsideut of ltaker ciinty for nearly .'. ' yearn. The Or.i4un hinliway coimnlsvion is (iUthoMied to construct the t'oluinbia i rlvnr hlahnay throiiKh novernm.-Mt , ; lauds in the Wclulty of th, I'Wilo ' .anal bv the terms erf bill which .!v i . i 4tnitt. publlr lands comniiitep lti-trin-t- e.l sj'ii.ntir .Mc.Nary u report" on luior- .it.ly j Tin Uth nuV PJixlii. tlon ..f ih, I I'emlletoi round up ;i,tai:.i ut a ' loss last ScpteintN'r. a.-i-ordln'.t to flu ahiiuai ui' .l ck T Reniov Crll Prom f ye. Small loieitii tualles ivlilcli ar not -iil.ne,l l.v frolnr lt.to oarll nK.liu 1 '-'. P"1 ' ..iili ui.'t.'wfi.l tli ll-llnJIloik ofiJC boiu. o( illre,unr and 4. 0 is'iilna ih II,! . Huickly, holders of fTie Nthestrn Kronti. r rltr a ii.i resni.leiit. If II Hil I amoetttl ! A tlerS-U of C.'t :'.B at s stroni: enoiiut. ll will cause via- .jnjrt ent te.t.'tA'ii j' hi. h win cans, me a,... ... . u.i.ul ... ti. cm,kr t.f ' fl.e e;e. I! Is then easily mnovej T nbaf-l ar will UT a ii:le ' lucasx Tf a clean hnn.Ucriajrr. tor lao ran W Today Sunday AW. -Scniu of the scenes in this picture were tak fti in lllj wheal ficltls i.e.ir Wi.Ha Walla. xrwj,irH'' 5H-i'-----.-i-'-'i '. n j- a II c 7 ( ' . r m
