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THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1921
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SPRING; JS. PROPER TIME TO PUT
MEN FLOCK ON PROFITABLE BASIS
This monument, e'rected to. the" memory of. Joseph
Bradford Carr, iu Oakwood Cerr.etery, New .York, ft a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
THEATRES
AT SHKKRY'S THEATRE, .
"MALE AND FEMALE"
-We have made a profound
(?en.Cdrri
study of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hand.-, is sure to receive faith
fill, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly ;
Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
It woulil deem that Cecil n.e.Mi!li
kuH been working up twut-! the pio
Auction of "Male anJ F"innL','' his
new paramount - Arrjiift picture
Uirouifh hid entire career. For this
t 'Lf-ifV V, I -. M - .. if
picture, which wu showi. for the fiit
time ut the Sherry The-.itr, rejji-e-BentB
the coiisunimut'on of hn many
titled geniUK, the finext fruitH of ar
tistry. ' ' "Mule anil Kemale'' combine the
luxuriouxni-sfi of "Don't Change Your
Husband'' with the spectacular beau
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New Organdies; New Voiles
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. i . Beautiful now Organdies A big showing of funcy
ii. for -'spring and summer Voiles for dresses , and
wear, in fancy figured de- mx.';s, in a great variety
' signs and plain colors, jn of patterns, representing
, ' all colors. Price,, per yard, '; aH colors. Priced, per yard,
98? and $1.2.1. . :0c "P to $1.50.
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New Crepes t Jersey Coats
Just arrived, a shipment
. . . Another large shipment
of new Japanese Crepes, in .. ' , T
, of the new popular Jersey
',!- plain colors of white, gold, ' ,n ewry w()r jm
ma. '
light blue and pink. Priced, a?inablc. Priced from $8.73 .
!. per yard, 40c. to $15.00. '
Hill's Dep't Store
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STOCK REDUCING SALE ON
PYRALIN IVORY
Save money and buy your PYRALIN 1VOUY now,
at 25 to 33 'A PP:R CENT LKSS THAN REGULAR
TRICE. See our Display Window and note our prices!
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
ATRIALWILI
V,-.
... lJHSBS
that we could
convince you of the
Tablets as a personal
n
of thousands who have been permanently cured of
chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache and disorders of the stomach and liver,
butthis will have little weigh tymli you as compared
,to a personal trial. That always convinces. ..''&
of inti.:rest TO
1 -A GRANDE THKATPK GOERS
The mannuoment of the Arcade Theatre takes
preat ph-asmv i anmnir.nnjr that in the vuvy near ."
rutuie the Ihtntro St.in.t public of Ui (Jrande and
vicinity will at the Arcade Tln.'atre an enifaKi'ment
of the most l.eiiuliful mid iiiiiismil entei taimnent iver
presented in this city,
. This unusual altnu-tutit is foniinc to La Grande by
what is virtually poptdar demand, to Amaze, Deliirhl
and Thrill theatre iim-rs. js (,t CUANI) OI'ERA,
it is not DRAMA, it is not TRAGEDY, it is not COM.
EDY, it ia not niOREOGKAPHlC ART, it is n..t
POETRY, nor isitn PAINTING,
And y.-t those of you who are fortunate ejiou8h to
witness this unusual and .woxilt-rful attraction, will
find it is a cVnposite of all ti,e8e uVts a new and un.
EIGHT-ART combining the beauties of nil the 'other
art, wehwd tojretht'r in out iierfeet harmonious whole
V by the'MASTKR MAGlt'IAN OF TDK AGE
Meyers .&. Ford.
' Y MANAGERS'. 0
WATtll HIE COLUMNS OF Tiys PAPER FOR '
fi.iiiitr.ii kuium Ur
say would so thoroughly
value of Chamberlain's
trial. .We can tell you
TTJ.JLJisr.
THE CUMING OF THIS
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ATTRACTION. g
9 w.
ty of "The Woman Cioil KorKot" ami
the dramatic ntrcne;th of "The Whin
perintf Chorua." The opening Hcencp
in the London home of J.ady Mary
are the Inst word In luxury. Mr. 1)
Milie has Kpent money on hi pictures
before,- but it is doubtful if he ha:
ever spent so much, and xo efi'eclive-
ly, as in these scenes. Gloria Svan-
Hon has more wonderful gown.4 than
ever, and the settings, down to the
tiniest detail, are in keeping with the
storied characters.
Then there Is the Rabylotnau epi
sode short, but ihrillingly beautiful.
Here is the spectacular, if yiu like,
combined with the exquisite. Thomas
Meighan, who plays Crlchton, is me
King in this Cphode. Clu-ia Swan
son, more beautiful thin ever in the
barbaric splendor of the Babylonian
'costumes, is the untamed slave. . In
.the end ahe i'r thrown to t'le lions
"nil they're real lions, too. t
As everyone knows J. M. Ba-rie
wrote '.the play, "The Ailniiiiole
.j-icnion, irom wmcn mine nnu l'c
,m.''.le', is adapted.
"The Miracle Man" is the enly pic
,turc -in memory with which "Male
land Female'' can be compared. .
I MR. .IK.'f.'S HERE A(;AIN,
j AT ARCADE THEATRE
Johnny Ray,is Mr..Giggs of George
McManus' famed cartoons, "Ui-iiiodne.
Up Father," is -in trouble ajrain ai
,'the Arcade Theatre, where he will
.create roars of laughter with "Jiggs
and the .Social I, ion' for two days
commencing Friday.
SHIRLEY MASON IS A
BUNDLE OF BUOYANCY
Shirley Mason, the William Fox
film atar, is to b presented at the
Arcade Theatre Friday and .Satuitl ly.
in "(lirl of My Heart," a screen ver
sion of Frances Marion Mitchell's
novel "Joan of Rainbow Spring." She
is the fortunate possessor of buoyan
cy of spirit that is imlomitibK . "1
refuse, to grow up," is, the wivv she
.sometimes puts it. "
AI.ICKI,, Mar. 2!). (Special.) Al-
'ieel school baseball tewm played Im-
jbler Thursday with a defeat of 12-IB.
I Miss 'Blanche Drake, former prin
cipal of Aliocl High School, now
caching at Athena, Oregon, spent the
week-end with friends in Alicel.
Dr. and .Mrs. H. J. Kuckman, of
I.n (Imiule, spent Sunday in Alicel.
F'our prominent members of the
jlnibler Hoof und Hiking t'lub spent
I uvsilny afternoon in Alicel, looking
ti fju.-truiHi? mcinoeis.
Miss Pansy Van llousen enlertain
el a number of friends Kiid av even-
m. hum
IS DEFEATED
"ling at ii fudge party, honoring Miss
Blanche Drake. Those present were,
HI'.nch Drake, Maigaret ami M nry
.Taylor, Harold WtillsiiiKi'.r, ; Kfnmnii
McKonnon, Ktetl Taylor und Th.
Van llousrn.
! Tho Nurry und .Smith funiilina arc
moving to th C'hildrrs plnce,, rust of
. A Urol.
! The Ku.tor propmni was (rvn Sun
day morning- in cnnnivtion with thi
SuimIuv Hfhoul.
I Itlanrhe Drake und Pansv Viu,
llousen Bponl Satunlny at thi homo1
of W. R. lilhetter. t
I Charles and Monica Ruhl returned
to Hrhool Mtinday, after n three j
mnntlif.' nhsonoe. They have hern at
tending vehuol in Portland, but say!
iney are kuu 10 he nome aRUin.
! Mrs. Win. Webster accompanied
her daughter, lua May, to .a Crande
Saturday evening.
;m.vny chu.dken akb '
1 ADOI'TKV UY I'KOl'LK
j ' OV UNION COUNTY
Vniwi county has Kivon to rhiltln-n
fitim lh lly A Cirls' Aid Sck-i"
many kkm1 hon, mt thci lire still
many rnori' children wimtinK-limiifs.
! There is ( hmlie, a hul of nine,
lirjKht, IJnnilt unit (le.irble." Hits
ni'ilhrr father nor mother. I.ivrd
with his strp-nthcr for a f-w y.am.
und had a very hard limi as she was
htilf iloimnU'il. He wants a garni
hom. -
Ha.4iiond, aired seven, djjrk. attrnft
iv. Is just iretliiifr started in si'hiW,
His mother (tied of flie flu two years
KO, father" boarded him fur u timp
and then deserte.1. This rhild really
lonif" for a motfler. Then, thoie is
tieorire, I ,fsl seven, lirijsht, attra,'tio,
who find too miiny Uy in no insti
tution to suit him. He had tw.ovnun-
arer bothers who went into rood
homes and have befti adop d. rt-orRe
needs a chanc.
If you should fe interested in these
children or in others, please write, to
the Hoys' A Girls' Aidtf.iefety of Ore
on, at Hit? East Auh st'av,,,,k
i ss&hvi . i in ii mm. m 1502 s Ave
(1) Standard-bred Plymouth Rock
with knock-knees; (3) hen posset
and weak constitution.
rPrwpart-d by the Ifnltod Ktats Depart
nmnl of AHricutur.
1,1 tie in tin winter or early In the
wpiiiiK l he poultry owner should Select';
ami male his host hens to use Tor re
pnidiiclnj: his (look. To do this he nitpft
clioo.se i he seiiMin's hreetllng atoeli with
eare.
1'rurens will be made most quickly
by Kelecihin and UHlng the best lndl
vlduaU In Hit Ihn-k hk breedern raiher
Ibtui by breeding lf Sock uh h whole.
SlniMhird-bred loonfera of tile rlht
type should ho used with the selected
hlrds; the chleUeiiK then will be of u
much higher quality than the birds of
lasi year's Hoclv. ; '
Selecting Healthy Roosters.
The Kelerlioii of In niulo should be In
fluenced hugely by the churacter of tho
femnlcK use. Any- Konenil wenkness
in the hens should be offset, so far a-s
posNlble, by slretiKlli in that particular
iu Hie mule.' . (
Only by eontlnumis selection for
health nnd .vlA ts Jt possible to build
up ii (lock that -wit! produce fertile
nrtnt i'UU'M enpahle of making
quhic ui'nwth, and pullets with sutll-
cieut Ktiiiniiia to Ktand the slraln of
heavy e;;u piiuluclion.
The appearititee; wf a bird is not al-
j ways a mi re Indk-iitloii of its vior, but
appeiiriince mid 'action talceii together
lure tit fairly mHirhb- satth, -jtitiiitry"
pNlnllsis of the fulled Stnles Ue
partuient of Ailcultttre. The eoinb,
I'nce nml wuitles should be of n good
brlhl color, tluveyes hrlwht and fairly
prominent, nnd the head broad and
!hnrt. havhij- u .fairly short well
curved buck und! showing no tendency
itt be I mi n. "siinky," or "crowheaded."
Thr hint slmiild be tilert and have a
strong, vlj:iirous earriHe; tho Icp et
well apnrt mat strongly .supporting the
hoily, wlh no iniiiciilton of woakuess
or UnocU ktiees. t 'J'he bone In the
siiiink slMiuld be strong and not loo
Hue for i he breed, with the., foes
si con sindht nod not ton bjoi.
I'leiiu. smooth plumule Is dc-slrnhlc
n lack of condition often accompanies
POINTS CONSIDERED
IN STANDARD-BREDS
Size,
Shape and Color Are Out
standing Factors.
Oetlrabie Uniformity of Excellence
an Be Maintained In Every
Prcctical Quality by Careful
Selection of Breeders.
Stfiiub.rdbred poultry, hs the
phiHM Is commonly used in America,
is poultry bred to the standard es-tabt'.f-lied
by tin American Poultry,
association. The principal points con-
' Mden-fl ure-sire, jdiape and color, say
t poultry, specialists in the I'nlted
I States Departuieut of Agriculture.
I Ske nnd shape nre breed ehanieter
j 1st ics and largely determine pructleal
vtdiies of poultry. Many standard
f lin ed an divided Into varieties dlf-
fi'rlio; tn color, bnt Identical In every
oib r 7? iMM i. f olor Is not n pri
uatf.KMtiliiy polnf, but a n sev"odary
utint Mun cwino-j In for sptn'lal eon
td.ittt.u. For oAample, white vn
eiy B'id a Uhi'-' variety of the same
o-eel;irv actuUN . Identical In table
pirtllty. but becniiM oue black tonb
o nor, dress for the, market n elean
u nbe loMklui as white ones. It
ftui lnippciiH tlmt .they ftro' not ns
tinble, -- ,
W!,.n a' tliK-k of fowl 1 kopt for.
eiTu production only, uniformity In
'diK'ts nm-h J(s--J important tluin ap
lin'Xiinatc flidfi.wi4fo" in od tj'tte.
el the ntviv utir'etie nppearancv of J
a Rok of birds or te sitne color jus- ,
tiller el- tVon Mr color as.fnr n- It;
roil W folbiwed w Ithout snerlllciiiK
auv ii.bi.-iImI nluL
'hfSi a puuttry kepcr cn9 hln
i n at-.x-k jwr aftor year. In? jiotild
y 9 r.ieiilijaiiw (wk f a wl-M-lM'jir;l
ti.Miiiinr landar J lri-d. fty
k)ls ik) and Uy ttvwllin na breetlerj j
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Tlm Mjiy" Bring Change.
Jid 'luuklna a bny nlm baa a
Hrr,Qily nn time Willi 0t niller
akm.. nmi croik- op to a lO.in .
Ioi-h like a eo!nn!t Orruut h la a
SCt&MW -
: A CLASSIFIED AD. WILL BRING RESULTS.
rooster of good type
no good appearance
fudled. rouirhenred plimmse. TIioosp a
bird In ood llesh, as u very I bin bird
In usually In poor hen lib. Sick fowls,
or those, apparently recovered .from
sickness. iii;ht never to be used for
breeding. ,
In selecting stock for matin',', the
purpose of the hreedlnir must be kept
clearly In mind. To produce tabl!
fowls, select a breed that bus a
stHndnrd type, or a body shape suit
able for carrying 1111 abundaiii-e of
me:it. TUs lype bits a broad, deep
body, trood leiiv'ih nf back and keel,
nnd espei-Jiilly a broad breast well cov
erod with meat.
To hn'ed for vugs, choose birdsns
fur as possible, tlutt are Kn(,d pro
diM'ers .or arc the olTspring of such
birds and- that conform to the standard
requirements of the breed. The best
layers In the hens should have been
banded or marked In some way In the
full, at which lime their production Is
fairly well indicated by their appear
ance. The earliest., maturlnj; pullets
should he banded when they si art to
lay In the fall and early winter, as
those early maturing birds usually
make the best producers and may be
used for breeding this year if desired.
When to Mate the Birds.
Mating should be mailt ut least, two
wtrel;-beiire beginning to save the
cjs for liutrhhijs. It is often desirable
to mate even furiher uIhmiI, sol hat u
few eirjrs can be incubated for tlvj; or
six dii.vs, to see whether I hey are fer
tllo. If they arc not fertile, there Is
still lime to change the male bird.
The breed of birds Influences the size
of the mnlins If Uie fowls are con
fined lo n .y:ird. It is usually desirable
to run from 1 to 15 females of a small
in-red wl.h ne male, while the females
of the heavier hrcils, only eight to ten
are mated usually with one male.
When the fowls have free ranire and
the male Is strong and vlpu-ous. It Is
often puss-hie tu obtain fertile eugs
with a much greater nuuiiier of fe
males to each mule.
only as many of the best specimens
of the flock as are needed to produce
the chickens reared each year there
i is maintained a highly desirable unl-
fnrmity of excellence In every prae-
ti'-nl fluidity and a pleasing unlform-
iiy hi color.
HOT WATER AIDS TREE SEEDS
Sprouting Can Be Hastened by Soak
ing in WMer Heated Nearly to
Boiling Point.
Seed "ennts of certain hardwood trees
which ate almost impermeable to wa
ter often canst' delay In sprouting. Fall
sowing or the cold moist storage of the
seed neV winter gives a long period
for absorbing moisture, say specialist
of the l idted States Ivpartment of
Agriculture. The seed then usually
sprouts promptly the following spring
or summer. Sprouting sometimes Is
hastened by soukinj: the seed for-st-v-eml
ibtxs in cold water. If stored dry
and Intended for sou-Ins In the sprlnjr.
the bony-eonted seed of black locust,
honey locust und Kentucky i-offee tree
should be placetl In water heated near
ly to the bollltn; point just hvfore
planthnc. After the setnl has swollen
it should be removed and sown t
onciv The operation should te relat
ed when the seMl diM's not sjvell at the
first Immersion.
MAKING PL.ANS FOR GARDENS
Well to Rcmen'ber That Quick-Grow-J
ing SiUi Plants Wil Not Thnva
in Poy Soila.
- AVbrn Inylnc off tlun.en It well
to reme mber that lettuce, riidlshee. tur
nip, onions. h"e t-f i-nbbuire and nU of
the Oiilck-KTOwinif stdad plants will not
irow sntlsfnelorily tinl pla,,el In
rich soil. Quhk erowth I necessary to
avoid tbeiCj being toiitfb and unpaln
tHble. Hut toiiAto"!, bctin. swet't Hni
ami pol and Hum t'iin will Krti 11
on any fairly fertile new mdl.
a0--S e-
o
O , ' Not Nte3arlly Wrcrg
Adv. rtaln ctHilv-anrs situation.
So oMfill.m to rt.iii. a little plain
aooklnK." iSussiliiy th Brst "I''n"
refera to her Qlusks lhntua ' Tmn-
Iff CWMIiston Rino
OUR GUARANTEE
We use only the best mater
ials. The quality and work
manship of our repair jobs is
guaranteed. That's why we
recommend and guarantee
Gill Rings to overcome oil
pumping and to prevent the .
escape of compression.
' " , For Sole by
LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE
WORKS : : E. W. Leighton, Prop.
New Spring Caps
-At Pre-War Prices--
Good Snappy Stylos and
Shades. .
Caps $ .93
Caps - ...$1.50
Caps ..$2.00
Caps $2.2."
Caps $2.50
Caps ?2.9.
M. A Chinlund
1309 Adams Ave.
THE REASON FOR. OUR
la wurt sues
Good Weather is Ahead
Iist month about the time the Groundhog
was poking his head out of the hole to renew
the ancient controversy about his prophetic
ability close observei-s- of business conditions
received an infinitely more trustworthy fore
cast of good business weather ahead.
. The size of one of the largest nationally cir
culated publications was increased from 115
to 148 pages to occommndate national ndver
.tiuers who offer the public articles of every
day need.
This indicates returning confidence, and.
' proves that busines man are going after lous
iness with renewed energy
Our patrons among loil business men have
always Tiad confidence in. this Institution to
co-ojierate with them in i.eir efforts to hasten
the return of goodWsiness weatttcr. .
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National0 Bank
La Grande, Or.
Many jlis Due To Catarrh
The mucous membranes through
out the body are subject to caiarrhal
congestion resulting iu many serious
compiicatiuus.
Well Known and Rallnhia
Coujrhs, colds, nss.il catarrli, siom.
acli and bowel troubles uniouu ihe
most common Utc lo cuian 1-
ai couiHiions.
A very dependable remedy after
protracted sickness, the t'rip or Span.
PE-KU-NA is a Rood medicine to
. have on band lot euieruencies.
TskltU or lid Sii'i funrtin
in rt; ry yeaiis
For ia;ii-rli::n,';iim
anil
.painting,
3-2G-6tp
icall phone Red 3!ni.
SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
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