La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1921, Image 4

tkGt FOUR.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -
FRIDAY, JII.Y 15, 1321 T ' ,'-.-v
. Cbc Observe.?
V; AN INDEPENDENT XKWSPAPKR
. '"iUhJ dally and weekly t La Grande, Oregoo, by La Grand Craning
r;"i,' Obsanrer l'ubllshlng Company
; ' BRUCE DENNIS, EDITOR
.'. niHfed al the PoatoRica at La Grande, Ora., 01 Second Claaa VI all Matter
(V Addrem til Communication! to
. THE ODSEItVER, 1416 Adama Ave., La Grande, Oregoa
.';"' CITT AND "COUNTY OITICUL PAPBH
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:: The Associated Press Is excluvwf entitled to the use for publication
tt ill HAara llltana Inhai rtraAltaA t'il nn lh.iU .uJIt 1 IkU .
per, and also the local news punished therein. All right of re-publl
w m ipwiai aispaicnes nera eso are reserved,
G RD) OX'KXTRA HELP
ictra Jiclp
tfilcd up in every line of btusi-
'.very stale round itself loaded
' V (JETTING
".' 'During the war extra
liess. both Diiblic and tirival
with men and women on thcjiay rolls, and the federal govern-
' Tllnt t.u fnii rinuirtr i!41i nv4 fii timiilf ivnnu
; t ,;In state and national affpirMhis w'as especially pronounced
uiu as n result, every poimciui qnui, ioiina me pay rolls groaning
;Vith excess people. The Pdrthin Oregonian in a recent edi
ytorial in which it attempted' y knlyze the Observer's cure for
rj(ih taxation, openly admitted tlitv' difficulty in separating pub-
lit; of ficuls from their jobs, jjut aven with the Orcgonians al
1 most helpless analysis wo notice several states are getting rid
; of :.tie. excess. ) 't '" . I
- iD,JbllUTlllll)l w LUII tllVultJUVIUO UI.IU11 HV1I I.U 1IIU ltti;i
J tiiht; with Due stroke Now York' state cut off 250 state offi
: cials and employees. It is also refreshing to see President Hard-
,..-..): t: . i i . . i 1 , . ts. ; . . i ; . i :
ing anuming liriniy ueniiiu mi. lmnva jii ins uusiness program
.i,a .,.,.'.(, ,..:n ...... (i, ..,).,.,,. .,f r ur....i.;..
, nliui niaiLcu, win ovuu bill; uiuj'iuj' cud vub ul t (toning-,
.' tjin in droves and save the federal government hundreds' of
'! iL...-.i.. e t. 11.
uiuuuiiu yi uunars encu juuiitii. g
-', The Oregonian feels the task is hopeless and almost iin-
possible but.,wc contend such is not the caso and call attention
to those demonstrations which arc now at hand.
Tio time is here for getting rid of extra help in all lines
i .jnt 'as the railroads have done. The balance sheet with its
' red iik prompts every lino of business to live within its in
' ( come. ftnd why should not the state and nation do likewise? P
THE Of FICE CAT
uj nniiD
and a pall'ef. beer on this platform,
and then piiught on a donkey;
which oT tliji lyio would be lake?"
'.'He'd lake' 'the water.'! citiie -a
yolce frowi-the. gallery.' ""And why
would-he take the water?'1 asked the
lecturer. VBecagse he's an asa,"
came the reply. '
To One Who Hntpj Himself i
Who's maHln' all thla trouble here?.
Who willfully would kill "a dog? .
iiiub be sonio iliirued old mear.lv
lout '
Who lia not love for man nr 'find.
Jcs' 'caiiHo tlio dog don't b'long to
He'll kill It off to milt whim.
'Alllt no oxeutio and iliirn IH,Im ..nnii..
To polaun does and thore neveri
was. t . ' . .
i tfOT WEATHER PROFITEERS
! in: ' v PENNIES.
!, ttlte ecretary of the council com
j mltte on the hjgh cost of living in
1'. Chkra-o is on the trail W the hot
;;ather profiteers, the men who per
''t'. In charging excessive prices for
"f loe cream and similar hot weather
i foods and drinks, although the cost
('Of Ihair Ingredients If decreased.
It ia a campaign which annuld be enr
: lied on wherever a similar fashion of
' robbing the public exists.
' Ift fhicairn it-wan fnnnri fhal. the
f dealtra were taking $11.88 of the pub-;-
lj' hard-earned money for hot wcath
J er commodities 'costing not more
iyi' fUiira viivii,;, 1111 iuuiii iiuvii
on'' th tftan8 ' and the annon in the
41th. : It is a form of gouging all too .people of the United States:
..l. .u- uA:.-l.i .u.:nJ t'lf il. .A ...
represenlative JtipancKC ill more than
100 meetings. At every meeting ,he
distributed postcards asking his hear
ers to express their views I 'on dis
armament. The final count showed
that 1)4 per cent of them' favored lim
Hutiov -
So mucli for the people. "But sup
pose the government Is bluffing and
docs not choose to do what the peqple
waul?" it may be asked. Japan
is no longer an absolute monarchy,
neither is it an ilignrehy, though th
"elder statesmen'' would like to mnkj
it SUch. Junnil fnHllV lu nlitirn.1 l
do what the people want, to almost as
great a degree as western coutries
with the same parliamentary system
ui ifuveiimei!i, ana us trend toward
democracy Is increaaimr nil t.h tin.
. Rjl l ... . .."
mi. uzbki naa mis message lor tie
It makes no difference where you go,'
You'll find .apine, ornory, low down
CUSH. i . .
Who )m' dcllghtsyiii siillorln' woo
And sllrrln' no an awful ifinn .
The Ig'rant fool yflitmi the bait '
Is much .less humau. I
inan llial same dog ho" .tortured so.
mo Is, by Rnirioua. auoss I knnu.
'. ' ,,
A doB'a a- dugj you'iriiiebb.v say. '
"in one iniiiKu sunxSml that 'alnt
A fallhful IidiiU you'rifBiire to have
And one whoMl Rive his lfo for you.
No matter : Whom vnn ,' vmi'lt nn.l
Tho trusty follor rlg'tft tbeliind.
Thore 'alnt no ' lies oit ahum or
fraud . . . I
. . ' Dlaphajir
A man .
May not be able'
To. decipher -women . t
At all times;
But beHere us
During these sunshiny."
Days a man
Can see through 'em.
; We are trying to develop speed
to the point -where we can start to
day and get there yesterday. .
Precisely
Manufacturers of silk hose muif
have most of the society buds dem
onstratlru: for -them bv the nletnr
In tho society columns.. (- .....
j 'Round The Coonty j
In that sumo good
Dog. ;
old, 1 f iloiid--A
This hot wonthor Is' hard on lis
ful guys, bin - according "to M. B.'
Donahue the distance rrom the homo"
pluto lo first baso depends on who
Is fielding the ball. . 1
if thoy ovor'cluirgo a dollnr for
a haircut, u man may bo proud vl
bolng! bald.
A druiiimor rolnrnliiL' finm l':,nu.
da .with n loaded trip might 'bo ':oll
a uiniiu-scurefi nero.
After wati'hlnii littin winu n i
Christmas day you understand why1
no cans them cnuiibnrrles. i '
I'lifiiiiini -I.........
W.hern does the basH druiniiier do
mo practicing?
common, although ihe heiirhta attain
ed In Chicago' are not equalled in
ifiost communities.
- Icfe cream is not a luxurv lint
weather. H is a cooling food which
"If the lAmerirsn "nvarnrndul
puses an international conference to
discuss restriction of armaments it
Will ell-nlt. t.a Ik- U.-:H..l..l. . . . .
-""-'i mo ucKnninig oi a solu
tion of all the diploihali tlilcstlons
weather, it is a cooling food which tion of all the diplomatic qdcltlot
' should be easily and cheaiilv accessible between Japan and the tlnileii tii.u
y mi. ii me iiirgiu lancy oi ine oc- ii wc are unnuie 10 .prevent The
easionally, (oolish consumer lends him clearly .unnecessary, Wasteful naval
' to cover it up With iiidig'eStihles( lei jrnmrietitioii, Iiqw . con we expectj to
-him nav Secnrdiniflv. Hut for Ihe I snlve tothei' irritatino. n,l 'ma.
'basic article which is good for Ihe plicated questions between our two
entire family from great grandfather countries 7 The latter . will easily
to baby sinter, lei that be sold lit i adjust themselves .when Ihe formal-
fair n-li-A ,,! Inl lit.. .I.,t.l.,, tt-l. .1,... huM. lut.oi u.,lll...l"
oo sell it find the reward of public
recognition.
It is worth trying,-. at Joust.
SPORT DIPLOMATS'
.. DAWKS. TIIK MUSICIAN.
A, i j . ..
I ,.i. n. -iHi-cn ooiiiesung inc
Ufe Is full of little ur-.riw which ! K'.'lf ;b'"'Pionsliip' and the polo chum
ihould keep any obsemiiit pel son i "UM m Kngland. A Krcnclimati
...... ...... v.iniriiiig me pugilistic
'immiiionxinp m Ainericn.
uk...il,l L,.n.. ...... ..l.u- , ....
f i i ... ; has
ii..- i "in im.i riiiini, iiui wini miuiii
suspect the sluriny and iiniUmu:i
Brig. (Jen. Charle- (i. Paivc ; of enn--(wslug
musir? Yet so he dues n
bis gentler moment, and goil musio,
too.
C'-e itf Ins ctnnpositin-iu Iris Lei n
I inught into jiulillc notice re.enlly by
l'rilx Xrei:.ler, master of the violin
and keen judge of nitlsi Accord
imr tn tln k'r..iin- r;-ut ,.i ...!
.mil kiu..nr uh,. , ,,a..i" it n mmi f'livo kiml.
A as AtttOlititticd, H
Ik.', to learn Uupr
mode hblor,- by "ru-sinit" lonnre-.n 1 ."" !0,,lt' to Po.le. Tl.iy rt
to a standstill, a,.d who is now cm-! 5 'rienrtiy message ..f mutual fair-
barked upon a perilous 0).-igo to res-i'"'" f"0 '""I mat it felt
.... . . 'Without iiffn-iMl r..P.,.,.n... i. ..
cue tne snip it slate Horn Munilcl I'lg i i , ""m,"i' ' ne ex-
.... I'lllllll-e l,r wli.irlun.....
, -" " ii line way l
get tiuderstuiidiiig between nations.
Nn.w 'thn
world s woman tennis champion 1a
coming lo this country for a lour.
Mile U-nglen will l,c whufa New
York paper culls "umlnissador or
sport." She will be another striking
' now inr i-rance has gona
in recent gars in atholctics, and a
good witness to. whin uihl..ii. h,....
done for l'rance.
ore- the
t 'lH i-fiil There I
Sworda and nnna m-n nit -i-i., i..
"ton. ,4i.
mo r way, bill the nrottv tvnewrller
Is mors killing. Tho ilmo wan onco,
omiit-u io write a loiter bo
ginning: "I i,iko my uen In han.i
Now "Wo take our typewriter In our
arms. masonic Home Journal
urothor, you can't tell - us tliat
'when. you take vour tvhmvriia,. i
your arms you are s'tsrtlng to write
n iciier: ino, all'!
A white collar isn't frninv lrt
wllllil " you wear It around for two
woeas wiinout changing It. Bui
some men In U tirando soom to be
coior oiiini. .-
In -.llio i-oug 'lent '
"A1i? this la (be nm.-n I h.i !..
sefklng,1' sald'lhc palsied old man
as no pusned open tho dcor of what
ho mippoHod was llio specialist's of
Hce. He aaw a number of supposed
patients who ho thought woro Ihero
to undorgn a cOutiu) of treulinen't
for St. Vitus Hi.......
"No. you're In (tin a-rmi,
said the hrtss. when Ihe ni.i .......
stateifhls rase." "This Isn't a snee.
lallst oftlce nils la u lllllll'lni, I
and tho peoplo you soo are not pa
llonts Jhey nro beginners trying to
inastnr Ihe sjiliiiiny-wahhle."
Mldly the old man u ii,,l,..-l ,.i
Intriidlug and turned away. j
Such embassies, perhaps,
i ioinpo't.1 it. He , , , : -inuiiissaoors
nio-l ,...,.!,. would l''"' l'"U-ntiary . sent from govern
Unit 11k. pM,!'l"'"1 lo government, , rar; .v ,uch
, hanker woo h l I ""'"" hampion .s,H.rtsmcii are
in .a sea of ilehl
It Is n inteiesting sidelight on the
mini n..r i (loni as n fiiium-ier, cl
fleiei v .s war rxenilive and fcir
lst. . i. a citucn are altei n- fi,m.
illur, and it arouses i.ew confiih-nre
in his ability. The . unburn! of ,nu
sical and lu.-ine.vs genius is.ini lo n
.balance of the i, islities and powers . 1
..ki-k .k. ..u .... . , fa"
....... p. - ....I in.iKr me auniini; ir:l-
TIIK WKT PARADK
The anti prohibition parade in New
V"k City on die Kouith of July a.
expected to lie a recoid-hreakint. f-
those ill rhnrtf,. t,t H I..,. I
lion of anv ...l. .(..i t,!"1'1 a line up of at ,.at, iihiihhi ,n
, I""'1 women. The uctual nunilwr who
j i .. . ... ... mar.-hed was under I ft,(HX. There were
JAPAN O.N DISARMAMENT, mi.oik, i,.M ,. mu,,,, J,.r
i'h Ins" independence parade, on the
Representatives ..f the Japanese f"mr ,U-'
gnvrmmeiit have ,t pressed themselves 1 wxtimenl regarded a.,
as favorable to a joint agreement for !"",? 'ro,'l" "' 'avor of the liquor
'the limitation of Ir.v.l arnii-nt. n " i"!. f "n5r olh,r bi r"'
What do the Japanese people think , .'A""-r'"' hen the metropolis ran
about it? , nl mi,-,'r '"" "ut of several mil-
rerhsp, Yukio O.aki, f irmer mm-' J P",' lono,trat.n of
ister of justice, know, a, much about ' ,'"'',; f '''h,r!n,h T'ln (
. that as any living man. He recentlv T r""nl m flu JnK"- "
.completi d a speaking tour of Japan, I " ,
In the course of which he spoke in al-1 They say that heat is a state
snail aiitji li'u. imiioi:iit .t.A ....I mmii I hui I....1... ... . i. . .
towo aidres-mr "more )imnMfMrij wmpteH In IrwriyfT'jg1 fayJ wm.
Little Bit of Kvery thing Glean d j
, ny me uoserver. About I
. , People and TlrnE-i. . .'
L.... ............ ........ .1
HominK--inslincts are not neeiiiinr
to doves and the lower form, nt an
imal life' only: Proof of this was vivid
ly supplied'when La Grande Allen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S." It. Allen of Ml
Glenn, durlrfr a oerlod of scare, lat
evening walked and stumbled and
ran a distance of three miles In an
effort tO' got home, from Riverside
Park. , Td''aild to the stirring - ad
ventures It-' was his own father who
found hini'ijod returned him '.to Ills
dlstractod mothor at the rarkVnone
the. worse-fonthe scare
: Mrs. Alfen, Mrs.T fi. D. -Whiting
and Othor Mtl Clonn rnslrlenla vn.n
enjoylne the afternoon at rho r'i.,..
tauqua Mil urande was playing!
on the -'chdtbs' with . neighborhood
chlldron'affb'r 'the suueor hour. Af
ter a moment or two he was missing
ana tne' Rimr with whom the little
ICIIOW nad 'been- assneintoH : nnllfl,.rf
the molhbr itiid a hasty search for
nun avallca nothing. The alarm
was passed from group to group un
til two dozen man- and. iho . nnii
dolegallbrf' Jor - Boy Scouts en the
Krounn neaan to rub. n,a k-..k
and : seaih the streams for trace
oi me -missing boy. Call for addl
iionni Bcarchors was about to be
passed wli'en "the mystery was clear.
ed. : For ''three quarters of an hour
ine search Jind boen kept up and
everyone was much concerned.
During the excllenHini m lhr. nari.
l.a Grando fas In, mental fright too.
.Losing lia, mothor at,th9 playground,
the homing instinct guided. hls.steps
Young, though he, was he know, the
correct direction to take. The boy'B
lamer naa returned to,, the Allen
home eurller In the ovenlne on an
errand, and hurried back to the
park.' Al the A I Good place, three
italics from the park, he perceived,
ah a distuned, a little lot In ih.
wi)' lhal had a striking resemblance
iu ins euu. io maae -a long story
short-. Mr Allen had fnirnH .kla Inal
boy Auee niHcs from where ttte fran
tic soarcp was undar way. Hurry
lug ti the park with his precious
prize, it he excitement of the'even-
tllir Wffii ahlited. thn mnlh.f'a ari.l-
atv reltvait anil il u-oa uaI.. . kn-
nv mmilenl -fne hnoH,.Mt kn..i -h
grounds .when the "Hare he U" was
passed ir.om mouth to mouth. Ask
ed why he had left hln rnmSnninn.
he offered 4he very plauslbje.' reason
ioj i.iaiiiiiin urra -i. want
ed lo go oifie to Daddy."
1
July 15. 1775 Capture of Slonv
Poinl, N. Y. tlmldiiiKhtl.
July 15. IkJ3. Thomas C. Piatt,
senalcr. horn. A leader of the Re
publican party. In N. Y. State.
July 15. Rulll. helireen
tho ConfeileiVte ram Arkansas and
r odcrar- voisiels. .
July 1J,. l70t Rlehard V. Hob
son, nival officer, horn. Ho sank
the Morrlmar In Santiago Harbor
Pictorial
Review
..ForJuiy
i!iriiiLkVrii..iriEgy
: Women and Children
BUY HOSIERY AT
. : V PRICES!
'i'ii'l'i'i.al
- l;i't).-w
I '.i'V -uly
SALE
' , i.;Lidla!.'y '
Black and Brown
LisIeH
ose
These i are ' -"second:'', or
sjlghtly imperfect .-60c ., Merc,
lisle hoee. o A ' limited;- quanti
ty In both, black and- bron.' :
Sites 8 1-2 'ahd 9 In black, . -;
SUes g -lJ2,'.9.-a.nd 9 '1-2 Vin
. wn''-'j;--:--irt';,-:i
' Kind these ner the cntrantta.
:; , "monte carlo':
-v-:;;-''';-grepe''.--'
;' ' ," " . ' '" iia.tM) iW, r
A N KB' SILK .MATKItl Al . FOIt SUMMlilt
A heavy Silk . Crepe called . . iionle Carlo
crepe Is jie In our dress goods section.
'- For.'summer. skirts, -overblouscs or dresses,
It; Is, especially Intended". "
I " In 2lftc; ; Rose" and Haio-lug Blue, 40 inches
wide, and 'priced 'at 16.00, yd. ,:
-. Iriple
( lii!tli;-:r.ri ,
lilack Ki.hln d .
"Iron Clad:
ose
c
Jlotbcr,-.
Clad" low
he::!- also
' I'-ttl!.
Ilia:
halt . t it..- it.-l m.i I )ii-i
They am nuul" in i
null
Hi;'', ".I ulli
iimom: IIh;
c i:r lii'iirly
ol llii-lu.
IL'JIVJ rib
Knee- And -;
Double So!
it limited sui;il i t'
c
nit
iiiuii
sir!rl.v jif it
uh i' ri i r
Thurn is
Kiztis now.
Kvory pair is purfivf ailtl
UUulity. Thoy aro taken
Htwk, Belling n-Kiiliirly tnl
room for now linos. r. .'
Soo those, in oontor aislt-, ami inci irwu, hi-i
arc thrifty will vou ocuiioniy in liny iu . :,ev.t
ral pairs r Ihest. Kveiy pair ins.s nnKiital
"Iron Clad" stop and pike tin it. .Vuut rhoicit
now ut yi)c tho pair. . . ;
State Nem
Lorenzo -R: rltaW. int . Pin..;.. ' k..
been Kpntni.iH-ln-n.i-'Mnik. :1 l.
pMullnbmhh county ' gall,-for .wilfully
acniiig.out iorest tires in the Siuslaw
iNational . Korest-'in -1920. - -According
to witnesses,. Dole had long been sus.
.nectcd. but whilo
Wtts testing .out. a-telescope; he
Dole, ridlno- hnrwohnnl- .lltl.Aoit.
.finto the, dry ferns 'along- the roadside..;
AVEMQt; WllQHT OF CALVES
!V -'.--: r. .i ,.-..!.
Flurt S.teuri.Frm.Oalry Hsrdt ef
f Unlvrlty.of-aaFat!tf , 'J
ri.' That .Inftuaaea. i. .
THE TELEPHONE!
t-flp-rjm
. is a' servant always, at .command, fliSaj never tires;
night or day, hot, or ..coldjsiiow or raiifjiit ia always
ready to quickly, cheaply iand chccrfuKy porform
tasks that.othorwisc require time, expense, nxpnsure
and in cases every day, by jte'jct-tfrHtjs, it saves lives
and property of value .almijpt bfjyHiii) coinputalion.
William l ,.IIUB- PaHsh War.
never tell this Kiry. ,
"Pussyfoot Iwturer who was talk- William Pa mum at Arcade Mon
Ing In a certain hall one evening on ""l'' 1 7-lo-lt.
the drink iiuostlon. "Now. suopos-
Ing 1 had brought n pull of water ' I! KAI) TIHMMkjKRVER WANT AD3
. i
M1"
IN THE OLD HOME TOWN
r
i pi r i - - . v
MfT H(5 VTl,tk,00
ALT PAT
"rfSr.
MsLentuH (f 7 D II
.-n.i.oo on artT ikf- Jt I I
T , -SbuSl
TT iWell;rrt -riolatila bull' ealf
'weighing 112 Boonrt ....i.
I dropped. a.( tile: Ksnsss .Xni, fleul.
Moral college farm t-'aJnliatl'n.1Moit
Nr.'fhe-dalr4 Inraala klL.i.. l-.i.
consldersbl.r, leas ,' tha , thla -Kansas
hearywrlihr: ' ' , ' . -
Tnithe dairy Wd.t'.of ihV'TjniTer.llr
.'r Illinois thk:dter'ge weight, of the
rjnlfaj Af'he TirWs.breed at hlrth
Vinra hn' k ,,lu., . .,.i..-
. . a ntHsiein maie.
kV" lhjt efn.lV lhk: A.trshlre 'male.
m.li MnAle, Tl.4i lheme male. 10;
ttttle.'ofJ.Tlbji."'- :'-. ;. ; 'V.
.- It is a good, i prsctiee to .note and
record the annm-ilmit ! ...i.u..
ml res at hlrth. ii.i. i-.
tlnn Is raluable In apportioning m'lk
... .nr .vuung animsis. The lio ponnd
Kansas giant., for' Instance, mold
handle a feedlni- of milk ih, w...trf
put a Jersey cslf of a reran, weiehi
In line for castor ell. . - ,
- Resides breed anri tip. I....JI,. -.. ..
Ihe age. size and physical condition
of the dam Influence birth weights.
WATER FOR COWS IN WINTER
Cos. Plan n Vry Cetd O.ys f Htat
It Just Cnaugh ta Tik. Dit.
agrtsable Chill Off.
The dry cow must, hare plenty of
good water and on very cold rlsrs in
winter It Is a good plan to warm It
.but enough to take the chill off.
When cows ara fne,sH -ti, i...
cold water In jero weather they will
turn away from it before they' have
ennsmmed enoagh to meet their re
Oulrements. if sail i. .neinnt ....
the fodder portion of the row's ration
nr otnerwise snpplieri at intervals of
feVo or three times a 'week i win ...
sll In keeping her system ru good
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delivered the same duy. It iwvs In li.i.l,. ., ,
i rescripuons nnywhere, nny time, you an- av.-ay r
..siaiiuiiiit oniers laaen inr it'm.L- v . ... ii,., ..
liveries of candies, films, bon'-s. Itltlir. I It U find fli... ..,..1
azine, etc., and deliveries' momntlv, iliui' siuvr.
made, t y , w . - , , il;.,.- -
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omu ijiihu hiki an roiurnod My mail, i ST" J i i rCt a
StatioilCiy... l08t l-nnls nn.t n.-.1.. ) Ji JimImJmS.
i onus, lso snipping abc a sunn ie& 77 . i uwt.:
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THE REASON FOR OLJR SUBSTANf IAl GRO'ini'
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iw vwiv juuj iasJsj i im. it.K.VIt,t
FOR WASHING MILK BOTTLES
FHI PlKattaelta With Wat.r Wh.n
Casein Hardanini. '
The milk hotfle. If not .h.
non emriled. shonM ha aii. ...k
eOld er lukewarm watee mi i. i.
"nhel. The aihnmea ..
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harden and stick fst whan th..
t well as when heated. So that If I
a-i water is poured In the hotlle or
ran msi nas M1 milk In ft the .(,(-
mrr inn casein win Mrdrr. and ni-i
Iter washing with lalewarm wa-tr
as ht aier. wSe raBva me ?
ird fins la relliea aia .. 1
ui tne pscrerta.
. Van Dyek Suar..
I tin lrr Ms been rate the great.
-t portrait valnter ef all i.. -i.v
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A Business Man
Asked "What
Would You Do?
tr p.iiru:i.-ri:;.iiilin"
Eight nn'iiths ixgn one, nf i
came to us and a.- ed init- aI ii
u conteniDlated business deal.
Off-hand it sounded partii-ulatly l;!'iy!it
but after Kettinc; in timeh tlunncli nnr rnr.
resHntlent banks with the pi..sp,. t.-. in
that particular field all over the I i,,4...l
States, we advised against it.
The soundness of that e'h uc I . f i,.v
aiparent. Our patron is very "tati ful t .
us. He need not be. It is to our ;ulv;n,t.v,.
as well as his, to pint eel our i-airon
are always ready to condtut similar
ligations.
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United States
National Bank
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