La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto o 'tLSDAY, JUNE 7. 1921 PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE tfV'ENING OBSERVER u --- o o 'He mm xmim j rilOFEHSICOAL, DItKCTOItT 4. OITBOFATHIO PHTIuftAM e a. R. J. L. INfil.E and DR. MAnllAItt: INCLK l)ia:ato.-a of women una children a npet--ially. Oflc-? PIio! Uln lor Kes. 1'hona Mam 1:0. L - Grarou Rational Bank Building. 8 e o - ' o if.. . . ' 5(L . . .. ' . t . ' ' ' yd o- ' . " j e ! ' "4"'" : a Ave You a Good Guesser? THEN GET YOUli DIME'S WORTH OF ''Hfiat 't'tf'lHome it'uhout a Garden ? 1 HeisKi AND FILE YCHl CUVS AS TO TJIE A 'IT UN D ANCH AT UNIONiffiJiiK SHOW, LA GRANDE DAY JUNK OTII, AT UNION, OREGON. NEAREST (JUESS WINS A FINE 111(1 PACKAGE OF U A USE'S CHOCOLATES. OUR REPUTATION BEHIND THESE CANDIES s napps La Grande 'harmacy Some Stunts With Turnips YoiwiK turnips are much luiprov-1 nip iup was au ever present dish el in flavor by adding a littlo sugar and without variety. There isn't a great amount of nourishment In a turnip but It is a useful diet var iant,, notfcing to.'n i:ted for steady consumption. It Is very hardy, but strange in It may seem, the leave) aiR hardier Hi, ui the root and they will survive tthen freezing dcslro3 the turutp part of the plant. Turnips will glow almost anyv.'i.:ie but If the soil Is poor a:.;! not well cultivated to tho wafer in which they uie cooked. Hero la a palatable dish oooked by some of our foreign pnpulutlon who uso turnips much more than we do. )if-of or oUer i;oort soup stock is used In this re cipe iiud at least a pint will -be tin-i-esHaiy and more If It Is available can be used. Slice six iiiur'liuiii sized turnips, an onion, and u leek If available, if not, two onl jns.' IMuce In a covered ai.e ay , u slrong. ltbr Kancepan with a tablespoon of but- j Birngy. L.'-i.' niOBt rem crops OR. J. U McPHERSON Dentist Suite -S. over L.a Grande National Hank ! bull-Una-. Phones: Office. Mall ?1; residence. Red 2lil. r5. ALVIN HNAI'I'J I'roprloU.r Homo of "Snappy Service." MAIN tO You Save Money" says the Good Judge And get more -genuine chew ing salisfaclion, when you use this class of tobacco. This is because the full, rich, real tobacco taste lasts so long, you don't need a fresh chew nearly us oftciiy And a snuilK-hcw gives more real satisfactioi!lvaii a big chew of the ordinary kiutt-cridid. Any man who uses the Ueul Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put ut in two styles W-H GUT u a long fine-cut tobacco KUjIIT GUT is a short-cut tobacco CANT FIND A IUIYEKV TRY AN OBSERY Kit AD. Um-, noamm wilii a;gt and pepper, and arid eni-iiKh niock jusl tu cover and cook tho veKUtiibles. Set the dish In the oven lor 45 mi mi (oh or rook mi top at tho hiovu, u lowly in I'.ith cuxo. When the turn. pa are tender, thicken with tho yolk of an okk and udd u tiiiilOHpoonful of tiled cIiuoho, BlIrrlnK thoroughly. l'ltrtuvNan Ik bent, but fciated Swiss cliee:su or c-veu American will ans wer, although I ho in a little filroiiK for tho puipoiie. Havo thu titock hot and hllcuw of toast prepaied. Spread the vege tables upjn Hie toast and Bet in the oven lor ji tew moments, I hen place In n soup lureen or In individual soup plates und pour over thu cou fjoiumo. Haw turnips, purtlruiai ly (he white varieties, are templing bill I there is au ancient theory without iood grounds that they prtiducu col j Ic, 'J'hey may bo ui-ed law In naiad j and tro. avoid any dauber of tho I artueHaid fciomach ui-he, , they are sliced thin and put to soak over ; i.lf.ht in cold water. ' ChaiiKQ tho i water next inoriiiiiK, chop fine and i mix either with chopped celery or celery seed servo with French dress- lug on lettuce. ' Some Stunts With Turnips, The turnips, properly approached. Is convertible Into many tempi inn dishes and even. ' (IioukIi not used alone It enters importantly into tec in i 11 11 1 act ti i o ot many ol hers. Too el leu it is Keen meie'iy In boil- d I'UtiUs or welly masln.-d and oven (hen It is an iidmirablu vef;eliitl' Ileitis so usel'ui not only for itneir alone but us a pa-t of soup stoc-L.-v Hlews, boiled dinuerh tt m! chct cui- ; Inuiy output, it is- u popular t;a;'-! dmi vegetable and i.s one of t l.e I most easily grown. . ! It can bo .sov u fur an early crop but 1 1 a most populai uso is :is a follow crop to pe.K. OinngemenV j lay, accoidltifj; to iiadltiou is U:fl proptu-' day for sjw.nt its tho a ;'j cient couplet runs, . . The Twelfth of J:ly, I Wet or dry. . Oilier couplets piu H lh; 25th oi July, wh,Ici! i li boUoi dale in central tttut'Os.us the-poas are Laid ly ready to be n'inoul by July 12! except the very early crop. Aw this is for the late crop i.r tattle ti.-e and ! storage it will nend i..au- room thaii the early crop f:.r oung turnips ; Turnips became sit loo linpori ti.it an article of diet among those mem bers if the A. V.. K whit were 'in fortunalH enotmh to fall Into Vt mini hand and were feiced to Hv tin (I or man prison l.t. e where t'tr- TO lY AM) IO MORROW TlIK iMIT.:!'."ii'. J.! K STOl-V OF A WOMAN'S HSMiT TlIK Sl-T.l.l.MK Sl'I'X'lW'VK UV LAVISH I'.K.M'TY- TlIK I'UTURF. RKAl'TllXl' UKYOMH WORDS! s.-i; i.. i. asm i,i:i:si;"f Njk ;: iiii: .i;t.vr mui;.iiySuy thvy nuod to muke a taal growth to lUKko a tender growlli und r'pr.n iira care l.i "Iviii then rich, wnll tilled BOll. Koed for 'h? Into turnip -rop Ib giMiorully lii'u;i;U'.is'. d hut II is iiitKli toitor' to o.v ir in orderly inn liith lor tin' early ahd hno ofji ;fv Iho seed Li diillt iil-iut half an inch duup In '.hd lalj plnniinrs niul Hliallower for tne caiiv. Thin IIip ii". ni to l.i i". liV:hO;i apart itn-l pi 'i out tho a'lLiri n:::ti p!iii f.T Iho I'arliOHt crop, loavlllg tho othoru lo develop. 'I'ho iowh may be ten lurhfH apart, bo the turnip is an ac comodating vegetable for the email Kardon. Thi'NH remarks are In reference in the trim .turnip, .the flat topped variety, with white flesh. Another form Ik the rutabaga or yellow tur nip which Ih of larger growth anil nncrtH a groat deal moro room and Ih grown only' for a Into crop. Many people proier the rutabaga for cooking In winter lo the white variolic an it HoeiiiH to havo boiter kccplng iiunlilics, firmer rieah, and milder riavor when boiled, mashed or diced lor Htowa or bouph. The ruliiliagaH need to hn plumed In iowm al least a' fool apart, prefer ably 18 Inches, and at least a fool apart In Iho row If big rools are lo ho raised lo go Into iho winter cel l;ir. Tho flavor Is much tho Bailie in briih. Tho liiinlp'is a biennial In cul. livation, that is. It makoa lis growth or root .and leaves one yoar and springs up to blosHoiu and sneds the. second and Ihen dies, l.oft lo mil wild, tho turnip loses Jts fleshy i mil and becojues all annual milch roseiubling mustard. It Is a native of Kasliirn h'uiope and Western Asia and has been cultivated for centuries. , rHTIIOIA! AID IDROIOll On. tl. J. IIDCKMAN, Dentlit ftoom - 14-1& I'almer-Koeach BulMlns, phouu J Main 70. La Grande, Ort-4ou. fra. M. Williamson, t'rofesaor of rrautlcal Clinical .Midwifery. 1313 Madiaon, phone itcd l. 8-lS-nip MATttRB.CCniI . DR. A. N. UATV1U.E Bueclallit In chronto dlaeaaea. Mnthoda, Mnchano Thropy and Naturopath. 8ktn and bloo dlaeaaea, nervous dlaeas.ia. Chronic Headacte, Kczcma, Bclatlca, Appendleills, Constipation, Uowri Trouble; all kind or Chronic Dis eases successfully treated. Fhoue Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor CoolMfrs Bids., opposite Star Tbeatro. Office hours, 10 n 18 i. tn.,l:tt td 5:(H p. nC Conamial'n Ires. l-ltf ATTOhRslTI COCHRAN F.BEHHARD Oeo. T. Cocbrcn and Colon B. Kbsrbard. At torneys. Li Grande National Bank Build In. . P J.' onBEN. Attorner at Iw Prac tices to all Btntfl and Federal Courts. Ofnce La, Qraode National Bank Building. R. J. KITCHEN. Attorner at Inr Prsotlce In all Courts. Offices rooms Sl-33- La Grande National Bank Building, l.a Grands. Oregon oohtractori D. J. nfcLETdAN Iteulstered profes sional Civil Engineer; surveying and asaps. Room 12, l.a Grande National Bank building. Phone Main !.. ARCniTBCTI' C. R. MILLER, Architect Ronsi It. L. Grande National Bank Bulldnlg La. Grande. Oregon. Oaternal Directory ' -. : new ' .'.;.,; Summer Skirts r spurt and street wear, in variety of novelty Silks, iVinisi Kunisa, Tally-IIo, Moon-Glo, Tan-ta-si, Dew- kist andVnuny others arc represented in this showing. ThcyVre over graceful styles, plain and pleated mod els, and in ie best "of the summer shades. 'ee Our Window) PRICES ?7.q. $,8.90. $9.90, $12-50 W J. 3 J 2 DEPARTMENT STORES R. P. O. ELKB U tlrande Ijoae No 4SI. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to all brother Klks NOLAN RKIKP. Kxaltcd Ruler V. L. Pp;ARSllN, S.'c'y. HCDHiRN WOOUMH1N OIT A.BItlCA ia tirsnoe uanjv no. i res maoie on the first and tnlrd Thurdiy even ings of each si'.th, In Ihe K. of P. Halt. Visiting relgnoor,. wnlcamft II. C. HALL. V. C. JAKE ItOSTOCK. Clerk. 'i HACIl KKS' KX AMINATION. Notice is hereby given that the County .Superintendent of Union County, Oregon, will hold the regular examination of applicants for State Certificates at l.a .Gr.nile Hiifh School as follows: Coipnieu-.-in Weilncsilay, June 8, 19l. at 0.00 o'clock a. m., and contiiuiiusr until Saturday, June 11, 1'JSii, at .1.00 i o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon. j U. S. History, Writinir (uenman-- snip), music, Drawing. ednesday Afternoon. Physiology, Reading, Mnnunl Train- inir, CompoKition, Domestic Science. Methods in Reading, Coitr-;o of Sluriv lor Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic; . rhursdny Koreiiaoit. Arilhmetk, Histoty L Kehicatinn. Psychology, Methods irt fjCRrauhj', Miclianicnl iVawinir. itmedic Art. rv.. r.r CI...L. r.. T1...J ... . . j.-uiDv vi .-iiuuy ioi nonestic Arc. ! Thursdit,- Aflcri.ion. j fiiammnr, (ieogVaphystci'ographj-, lAineiican I.iteratur.rhv.-ics Type-In-riling, Methods in Language, Tbssis for Primary Certificate. Friday Forenoon. Theory ami Practice. !thogrnphy JJ.-'pelling). Physical (;t,. 'Ciny, Eng- i.--h iileralure, C'hemi.-i'tv. ' Friday Afternoon. School Ijiw, tieoli-gy. Algebra, Civil (iovernnient. I Saturday Fnrennon. ! tieonietry, Kotnny. i Sal unlay Afternoon. ; (ieneral History, Rookkcoping. Very truly vniirs, 3. A. CHURCHILL. Surd, of Puljlic Instruction. IUy J-L'(i-llit . .4. s. A. at. La Grande. Lcage No 41, A. r. ft A. M.. holds regular meet logs flrst and third Fridays at 7 0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma sons. K. n. O.UYE, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. tr. O. UAClLI'm Aerie No. Jb. Mo.u every Friday night at Eagles ball Visiting members (vetnome. j. j. MuncmsoN. w. p. B. BIRDBELL. 8o-vlrr. WOODMEN OK THU WORLD La Grande Camp No. 161. Meets every first aTid third Monday at Eagles hall. All visiting nelghDjra wl. .coal. Dues payable at the nflice "f the -t-rk. Looms .1:1-22, La Urande National llnnk llldg. Z. LILLY C. C. R. J. KITCHKN. rl.rs i O. O. M. La Grande Loage hu, b.u Loyal Order ot Moose, holds regular meetings every Wednesday nlgbt al g p. m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elk Building, on Wednesday 'evenings Visitors alwavs welcome. Dues psv able at I.a Orandc Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. " J. G. HOLM, Sec. ;ive Ihe Ci.uk a Holidar. Wlien It is Ion lint for Hot Lunches Al Cam serves Cold Lunches at 1 1 to 1:.T0 p. in, each day at the Palace. l:rr Cmil.Tliiitifi r ca hMUH'lt) OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Ledge N.i. 37. meets every Monday evening In Castle Hal) (K. of V Hall). a.t X p. ro. A Pythian volcqme to all visiting Knights -O. W. MooliE, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. S. WOMAN'S HKNKFIT ASSOCIATION ol the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. 27. W. U. of M. Ijodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at R p. m.. at K. of P. hall Visiting SistiTS welcome, NORA B. MACKRT, Comaiander MAUJOlilE EATON. Record-Keeper O. K. 8 Hope Chspter N. 18. O. B. 8. hnids stated rnnimonlcsttna Ihe sec ond and fnur.th Wednesday of each mnoth.' Visiting mesnbers oordlalh .walcomed lll l,r tlt'MPHRKVS. W. M KLOHLNCE' BACON. Sec Low Prire Day. Saturday is our low priced candy day at Silverlhorn's all' t-qiidics cosi lct.s at their store, on Saturdays than any other day in the. week. Thu.s they are seiling the finest and purest candy that can he made at beforv war prices, tm moj-l of tnetr canny lines. Iteconimends C'hamlerlain's Tablets. "Chanilicrlain's Tablets have been used by my husband and myself off and on for the past five yenrs. When my husband (rocs away from home he alwayB takes a bottle of them along with him. Whenever I have that hea vy feeling after eating, or feel dull and played out, I take one or two of Chamberlain s Tablets ,ind they fix me up' fine, writes Mrs. Newton Vreeland, Minoa, N. Y. Take these tablets when troubled with constipa tion or indigestion and they will do you good. adv. Saturday Prices on Candy. Saturday prices on candy every Saturday at the Palace, just a good big drop on pricrs to please the old kids and then the young kids. Let Al Cum tell you all about it. .Palace Confectionery Co. j' REPUTATION WEKK. The Boys Fought For You Now Fight For Them Vote 302 Yes HOME i O.SNS for ex-service men ', develop Ore gon, make better citizens and less unemployment. "BESIDES, IT'S JUSTICE" ' It will make you feel better when you've done sonie- s .; thing'ior the ex-service men. cShoW, ymirv appreciation. Get on- the job Tuesday, s.v -,-JuirLV th.-19.il,- with great bus YES VI RflTUTATION WEEK .Space dtated py Pattison Bros.) PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 THE HOME OF AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR FAMILY DUS LA OKANOCOnCQON REPUTATION Willi an l ltatutli.i ti Ca.-I SlxtN, Imtutliiii; . "" Uin m.Miv, " . , j' . iitunidKi: iii;Luis M M 1UWI I V . , m'IN,. I I MMIM.H rw:Ji HVNU.I.S . M..rt:'i;trt.mi,v n.; lit M.Li u in;t mi . Vv.niLN v 3 a Ac Paramount Arfcraft Picture ' . itM-r i:.is- nivi iMNtif t m.:jh ii.u k i-:i t ; w ith -VMts A wvr i ni t iwriiovAiiF. nv thk . tl .rum iinniiMrv is s:i.r :uh:m that wk h k ii- to oi ii iIk.k thk t;i:Kinr ios. 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