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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1921)
e o o o O o ' e PAGE FITB SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921. LA GRANPgBVENING OBSERVER 0 . O . ' - I . 111 f. r-- - ,L Farm and Home Pointers ' Cbe Booktrioitm in controlling apple mildew (the solrter or bin oPtb avefage potato1 be accomplished by pruniiyr out crop are dtgenerutes of the worst kind. twigs effected last 'year. Thoiugh: spraying is required in, the spring to inake the control more effective. Hay' should be fed dairy cattle as liftc in the. spring as they will cut it. Because the grass has started to gr.iw, dairymen should not stop fecd'n L)o no plant tllem if y.u w,ant tho bes; crop, Tncy are scrub stock. Ul'MMAGE SALE. The ladies of the Ba'plist Church will hold n Itummuire sale in tlie grain and hay and cxnect the miU Ibisemcnt of the church Saturday, .Marcn lit. ine ladles will be very grateful- fo any donations of rum mage and will call for' them if you will phone. Red 3101 or bundles may be lcit at Mr. Jesters Shoe Shop. Sale opens at 10 o'clock.' 3-15-at IgJrd fijr their profession and' reads '.is too high to allow theiO to mar their I books with screaming sensationalism, or dull pietism, anjl Bhlsllow senti a 1 .. . I Sim-hiir iwik'r uMin Street Is siul'...t.h,ng.' , l0" Be ' by Zona Ja.e. contains fhe mo ordinary of characters, whose, con versation is even more common-place, but so skillfutly is it handled that vou find vourself chuckling ere you Know it. She did some splendid work production to" keep up Dairy, 0. A. C A practical course in soils will be kiven in summer school at O. A. 0. . by Professor C. V. Iiusck. This course will be for teachers of agriculture in high schools and others who wish to take it. Thif course has not been of fered at summer school for the last two years. Mifflin in the "Haunted Bouksho Stop a moment, please. Now that you stop to think, isn't that true? Are you giving yourself a balanced ration in your reading, or fiave you xaiien into ?, ,u,nB V. T' P"P" another novel. "Birth," whVh is meir wieresi in a uoun uy uw lw"ili:.. u.k;i w.Uiliii.. it wives to their Helinirs. Tiat's ikel''"'"1 r""" ""'"" -' HE WAS IX BAD SHAPE. Any person who is suffering with rheumatic twinges, backache, sore ness, lameness or other symptoms of kidney trouble can profit if he wish es from this: ".My kidneys were in such bad shape that 1 could hardly stoop down. Foley Kidney Pills made me all right. Samuel Holt, Green ville, Pa." adv. Potatoes thit are smooth, sound and of medium size from 5 to 8 ounces should be selected from the bin for planting. Those that are ill shaped, partly decayed, or that have discol orations, in the flesh should not be used for seed. Pick out for seed only marketable tubers or those that you would buy to serve on your own table. Small' and knotty potatoes that you cannot sell and do not want to cut I Easier Monday, March 28 featur should not be used for planting. Small ling old-fashion dances during the ev potatoes from healthy hill selected (ening. Refreshments. stock may be used with good results, SOCIAL COMMITTEE, but little potatoes as they come from I H-18-2t. It. P. O. E. 1).A:..C-E.. taking a drug or strong stimulant for a steady .diet. ' Vou need stronger and stronger doses to get .ny "kick' out of it. Good bi ead and butter be-1 conies tasteless and insipid. Have you let yourself get to the point of being able to enjoy but one kind of story? Zane Grey is not go ing to live forever to write books for you. Indeed, he does not count his cowboy stories his best work. They Ki.m. him in nmnnv. hut his real in- (trest is in big g'ime fishing. Gene Strutton Porter.' has formulated a rule that she must write a real bird book first before she undertaken a novel. PJeisc don't misunderstand. I have jio quarrel to pick with anyone who 'reads those stories. There's more hope for you than if you read nothing at all'.' But don't let your self become thorougmy addicted to any one type of story. We may not have a novelist who'll live through ihe ages, but we have a score or more of writerR whose re- Erskinc. Dale, Pioneer" and "Fox land Bed Belts ', by- Pendexter, are stories of Kentucky and leniicssce during the Revolution and the years son following 'it. Tho latter dculB with a period not fnniili'iry Known mid has for Us hero Nolichucky Jack, the John Sevier who was the fst governor of .Tennessee. Did you evc( notice the dedication! in books? The one in Ervine's "Fool ish Lovers" is "To my mother, who asked me to write a story without any "bad words" in it, and to Mrs. J. 0. llaiinay, who asked me to write a story without any "Sex in it. Have you read his "Changing Winds' and "Alice and a Family.' ? WHITMAN GLEE CLUB. Edith Wharton, Gertrude Atherton and Willa Gather rank among our foremost novelists. "The Age of In nocence," and "Sisters-ln-Law", are the latest books by tho first two nam ed. Intersperse your fiction 'reading with some books on travel: 'biography history or other subjects 'that in.iy appeal to you. Tho Public Library can generally obtain elsewhere books which it docs not own loeaity. Say it with Flowers THE SENTIMENT that Is attached to the giving of Flowers is. particularly . pronounced at this season of the year. And there's nothing that carries tho idea of seiitiimMilal thoughfulncss quit so far as Flowers. WITII THE OPENING of the Sprinsr season thsy 'Vre especially welcome. The choicest of seasonable blooms are hero now deuvei-cd promptly when and where you want them. Mail renuests for boofis from th County Library come in' ever'iiicreiis- ingly as me tiiiowicugt.' .-" book service is free spreiltl among the residents of the county1." ' We give direct mail order service' to Individ- mils who live outside of the 'commun ities hiving bianch libraries 'and fill ann-iat renuests bv mair comiin' Troin the branches in Klein, unrorrnnn iove besidea maintaining a deposit of boolis with tl knit tics 'for 'iEaster. iif Toggeryi"'" 3-15-lt. Members of the Whitman College Glee Club,'-of. Walla. Walla, Wn., will, make their appearance here on the evening of March 24, when they will appear in concevt-.at the Arcade , Theatre. This same club was here last spring, and appeared be fore a crowded house, many of whom remember with pleasure their concert. - V Item.. . New Imp tm The new a Sherry's, Friday and Satnrday. Douglas Fairbant.a In irtTHE 'NUT" his very latest. !' n, b..po. lj. n-A-N-C-E. Vaster MSndai March 28 featur ing old-rashiAn dlnccs during the ev ening. Refreimi'nts. StJSAL COMMITTEE. . Ammmifi,' ; M; mi mi- m mimm HIT Ti.- .. RAGS Wanted at the Observer .1 . '' ! All Our Cakes Pies, and Pastries Sup erMne Bread Cakes- 111' Arc made from flour milled from wheat grown in the Grande- Kundu Valley that's why they arc so good. OUK NEW DREAD, made from the Choicest Wheals', Pure Milk, Malt Extract and Shortening. Very nutritious, automatically made and automatically sealed in SANI TARY WAX WRAPPERS; Buy the Large Loaf, it is more - economical.. Large Loaf 15c, bihU Loal lUc. . "r"T2S.'fiti":- ..vrr.T.aiT.':. -For all occasions. Consult us before planning you .1.1 party or lodge social. We make any EMllLM, MONO-. GRAM or FLAG- in Sugar. Each of our bakeAi is expert Hot Cross Buns P3 .-A:. rtt v-'.ivS'- in their special Hup. Easier Pastries WW; a THE ONLY CEN'VJNE. lfOT CROSS BUN iS L'A GRANDE, made from the old English rochet They are dL'iicious, filled with candi.;d Or;.;ge, Ceaioii anU Citron . 'mi : -Dl.OltATEI) AND SANDWKJ1ED WJTH "FRENCH ' ..CREAM, WITH CANDY E5tiS AND UTTLE CHICKS Peels, and Lu.scious Sunmaid Raisins, flavored with iij,'(er . 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