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LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER
pdjJR:BOY
. r , WILL NEED FOR SCHOOL
CLOTHING, CAPS, . HATS, SHOES, HOSIERY,
TIES, SHIRTS, WAISTS, TROUSERS
, t And Scores' of Other Things.
' WE CAN OUTFIT HIM ' ' ;
BRINCJ HIM IN NOW
Hill's Dep Store
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. , tu Krul" ll,lV ft'd
' f p.-ui-tioully ranstanl thrc-UBtioul Ihe
i;o "COW THVIVJK YO J
COU CO R-AKl G. TO I
i .See' AMt(AS usoa- n Such
or M3u(esscf. However iu.rKcs iw,
uw(.v?SS IT MKCS ON H AG-
GWAVATett TtoreM, IN WHICH
evcjT ITXC TKS isOONCSU?'.
1l l'JL
I whole experiment.
While the (lulu ol.tnlneil are nul
I aufficient to wiirrnnt the drawtiiR of
'final and definite cuiicIuhIohb, the
! Indication are that no bad effectB
follow the feedlui: of dried apple pn
mace. There waa no decrease In the
milk flow nor in Hie yield of lu.tier-fat.
When fed as d.'srrilied the dried I
pomace appeared to he equal, pound
for pound of dry matter, to gocd
icorn silage as u Btieculent foot) for
! this dairy cow. OwinK to the p oper-l
Jty which it poHsetmet t-f nlworl.ilis ,
large quantities of water and awell-J
1 InK, il should never he fed dry, but '
fshottld be ullowed to aoak in water
. for an hour or no before feeding. Tllej
pomace uppeiirs to be u palatable:
feeding Bluff, I
Caution Ih udviKefln feeding dried!
ties, or of (iiiantities containing ex-
Buy ' Fountain f'n.
Why not supply each one of the
children of the higher jrrades with 1
fountain Pen? Nothing inspire
neatness and accuracy in nchool work
like good tools to work with anr from
the large supply of fountain pens at
Silverthorns you can seieci a
one at a moderate price or higher if
you chhose.
READ THE OBSERVER WANT ADS
;rji)le pomace, us there in a pomtihili
ly that llio fecdiriK of large ti:i n tl-
i
j ffiiiHive onuiuutH uf apple needs, mihl !
; prove injurious. It uppuarn to be'
jsafe, hawever, to f ti uh murli :ik-J
led pa in ace hy weight (1 Pait ilrinili
'pomace to 3 pariH water) nti it Wdiild:
, be to feed the Hame ainoiuii of pn-j
' mace fresh from the rldr prcsH. !
OIlSKItVKIt WANT ADS PAY
Sage Hen Season
Open
I have the Ammunition, Shot Guns, Hunting
Coats and Gun Cases.
Also Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Garden Hose,
For the Home
F. L. LILLY HARDWARE
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. Our Special, $1.50, All Rubber
Hoi ater Bottle
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TMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
In thifl feediiiK'. trial tliu dried n
lle toinac4 wuh fed w't and lift fefl
ItiK value nuuipared with that of corn
ullage, since it is inlond(d to lie it
HUCfiili'jit feed. The pomace was pre
pared Uy addiiiK to (tie dry material
three timiiK i t h weight f watir sev
ernl limirs bnforo ferdhiK. tlnis pru-
diiciiiK a feed nimilar In wali-r -n-
1 Dried r "evaporat dM apple pn lnnt to tlilt of ,.orn H,,Ko.
mace aa a hucciiIimiI f'cd fiir the lial-j
rvcow is the subject of a preliminary! F"r 0 Piri"i ' 30 ,li''3 ,hfl row
report from the llureaus or Ch i.;receiral a balanced ruli..n oonHlsl-
try and Animal lndus:y,of the t?nl-i in ' !-'"'"' hay-, and corn silage,
led Slates Department of Agrl.-ull lire , Tlle ihW- w"5 lh,,n replace-l hy the
based u an experiment to determine I "" P-mef Tor a similar lenglh of
Die feeding value r dried apple n-1 limo. allowing a 10-day Iral.sitlon
mace. osp.,calytH snili,bjlilm 'f"l! for -,,","s'! 1,1
fur covs In laclailo'n. , I'reliminiu y ! "fl"r 11 like transiilon peno.r at Hie
resulls are repoiied because or a ! "f ;!" d,l-VH 'Ktnu rail an
large number ol liHiulrleH on llHtsiili.','""li'i"i"K """K" wa!" ''"""'-'l ''
, ... conrinued for u third llll-day period.
The lextnf Ihe report follows: ' j l'he nuaiitlty red 1!G pounds of
II appears llini. thercr is a ("lliefjwet iioiniu-o. per day was such that
among dairymen thai tlie . dried prO t Hie lotal ll ry mailer In Ihe pomiicu
duct has a tendency to cut iluwii tiie ;,iiiuiilled lheweli;ht of dry mailer
FURS AT ALAS
PRICES!
I have on exhibition and for sale the finest collection of Alaska Furs in
the Northwest, at the most reasonable prices ever offered to the La Grando
public. Foxes, Mink, Bear, Seal, Muskrat and many others. .
The public is invited to inspect this collection, some of which are made up
ready to wear. . .U ' .
CHRIS MILLE
1510 Adama Ave.
Phone Red 671
x piffC'st. niyl t AlTair or
(' the Kiim tSincc Ornania-
.lion Ten Yinm A 11;
. nid fo 'i'likYi'iir ,:
in-
milk flow, or even cause cpws lo th
dry, althougli apple , pomace fresh
from llio cider press Is. generally roe-
y .mmi-i.ii as being u good succiiletil
".."T. 1,7 T. , "ifeed for milk cows. '1'n test llio
citation, Mis Marion Miller; !-, ,,,, ()f ,,.r, feeding
Jun by orchestra i music, Miss, Fnyc tl.,al ,, ,, ,.,,. m hv ,,
j.ohlen; selection, L H. Carter; music ,,,,. ,,v ,.mv W11H. us,
iy orcoesi.ai rciiing, miss r.um n ,i.s ,,.,,1 ,, Ml,i nuanlllv of
ed was less 1 tin 11 -1UU,
niiiii,l:' l,firiIVii' ll imi.tt lit. biirne
. retl,u V '' r" I" nilnil thai tin. resulis obinii ,
Mill, and ten-minute talk by Bruce -,.,. ,,icaiive, can nil be accepted
nenn,l, I as conclusive.
I'he officers want it tinders' ood that
any former .layhawker, Sooni'r or
Khow-Me corn bread and sorghum cat- 1
er who is absent from this picnic Is'J
Koinir to be mighty sorry. "You all'
don't necessarily habe to he a member J
of the association to attend, as all
In ihe.siliKO' ruplacod. 'i'lie iiiianll-
:i , ( , "" "" In this tent, an
kins; recitation, l'utniim Yeck; song,; .,,..
Miss Emlcdlc (Jrny; five.mlnuto talk,' ltllft . ,,,,.,.,
it of fruteVnaliiinit hv.ur Ho nreval
ft s thla year, whn qfricors and
rtebert huve the foeli that t hi is
bound to be the S'hlgn.t nd best"
: ver hflil. Committed have lieuti
I. woikinf well with the oieIS Und the
; wot since inc omniuatton 01 Lie ........ t :.l.
Ktn.ss-(Uahonu-Mi,uri Associa- .)Pae
tluce states-are invited to bring
tton onin years w has the pir-, ihPir Ulm.h baskets aiuf hell, fill the !
festal boaid. The kids, too( will enjoy !
the occasion The public at large i !
invited to uttendthe nfternoon pro-1 1
(tram. The registration books have, 1
been the means of 'renewing many,'
friendships bt' ween individuals and
families who thus became aciHitiinten' j
with the facts that "old time" and cv- 1
en "back floor" 'neighbors were .now J
number amonir those who are 100 1
per cent Oregonians. jj
All from Kansas, Oklahoma or Vis-
souri, remcnler that the "tribes'' 1
will gather for .the big annual potc,1
wow nex: Sunday at ltiverside Pmk. 1
Tho Usual big free treat, with coffee
und cream, fnrnisheil by the iMocia-:i
tion, Kuts from 12:00 to 2:110; pro 'J
trrnm immedifttely thereaftii. You'll 1
be i;lui" you kume if you KO.YI.
i iprorritRi. prointees To;t, wll worth
t; ;Varu. Hcaides this. tin. will he
jiome. radical ohjingog Urhe "doins"
fas all.feeJ that on b'HtU entirely
400 phort a time to .lievntr the eats
and1 this year will see th-pian tried
'out of 'eatin' und visi'.jn'. 'lound" for
, two hours, the program nbttummenc-
injr until two o'clock when ft was
fornieiiy started nt one Aa Ringed
' 'til )le, tho numbers l.veiwied ut
.Jtivorsiae I'urk nex1) Suniiny "Vrmiim
aie as follcwa:
! 1 selection by orehestro; ont"Am-
anca," by ivudiencei reritatiV, "A
yjohlen Smile and I'olks Worth Wdln'
Mlsa Ina WutklnH; M'lection by nnhes
.iMi inr, Are Yon from Kan?",
Mr -Roy Titus mid Miss Amy WiVm-;'
recitation, Mrs. Couth; aeWMnn by '
.'orchestra; rcadinpr, Mrs. (jolden; T.
.TWO EXCLUSIVE
FEATURES
mn- ' You cannot buy elsewhere.!
TJii' I'ltoji.L jilays all iv.
onls m it riiniiui'iir yon (,.;
ono imnkc of rnoril, audi
'plays tliciii at tlicir l.rst. !
,Th' AiiiitlifiiT. built i-ntin-.
, lyol Jiiill"vot.( in an oval
riliipo. N' nn't.'tl to tfiw yi.u
r luctatli.1! tone. 'Jiivf.stiatf
-til
i agaaBii tin, ll a wraw.rcajBMa
todava Wo invite you to
'iinki" n t'lnnpnriin. j
' Ea;y Terms I
. o i . 1 - 1 r I
t Eastern Oregon
Worthy
THR fHWKUVK.1 WANTS RACS.
We hnv prtivfii thnt wo
urn wnrlhy of Mm iiihHr'i
"i.nridonci'. Our eulnniMl
Ih (linifii-il und ncntfrl. V
i);iti our nr vires cat ff ully
uml I'M'ciil 1 hem rtmr.rlen
lluiisly. Ie nry Funeral
1 Directors
1 r.o r. Fourth st.
I'lH.ud Main 62
ci.vni-:
V.. ZIMMIlltMW,
.Manager.
When worn come ririit down
W M " ' - 1 c
1 . v
son, wnat is there to
9
l&scotint t
m
Modern Methods
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tocy: -, fA;rp.i z7X-
No section can prosper without a
bank, unless they go back to barter NX;
and exchange and tho days ot tho hSry
STAGE COACH. t
Therefore It Is the duty ot an who
desire the1 welfare of this community
to encourage the banking business
by depositing their money.
In return, It Is tho bank's duty to
1'oan Its funds to its own community
first, as this bank docs.
we m
4-7.1
1 on TIME
LA GRANDE
NATIONAl DANK
LA OKANBE, OfE.
80UND-p.fXI ABf.E- I'KOCjRr55!Vr.
rmm,
system'
THE next lime a friend comes
to you all excited about some
wonderful tire bargain ask hiin
how much value he ought to get
fur each dollar of tire money.
' It's astonishing that any car
owner today should not know all
the tire service he is entitled to.
Nor how to check up between
the economy of par quality on
one hand and big discounts,
surplus stocks, discontinued lines
and retreads on the other.
1
For two years U. S. Tirs
makers have been telling the
American people all about tires.
They have laid open the tire
business from every angle.
They have always
It d the fight for better
tires.
Thy have consist-
team
ently maintained quality first
standards with certain economy
for the tire buyer.
They have established 92
Factory Branches all over the
country. Perfecting U. S. distri
bution so that you get a fresh,
Jive tire every time you buy a
U. S. Tire.
So when a man once decides
on U. S. Tires he knows what he
is getting in quality service
economy. In support of his own judg
ment he gets the pledged word
and reputation of the largest
and most successful tire concern
in the world.
A sound reason for the fact
that you see more
U. S. Tires on more
cars than ever this
year.
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U. S. CHAIN TREAD
On ii the Irv ii.es nf hi;h
it nujr be saij that ihcy ,l- livr
tior.omy year in ;M yrar ,,,.t
ami tii. itr
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UnitedStafes
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Rubber Company
Inland Motor Company
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I Music Co.
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