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PAGE EIGTIT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friilnv. October 7. 1021'. SAYS HE WAS IN 4: The Practical Way SHOP BY "Parcel Post" Shopping by ninil moms a rcil convenience ami saving for '(host- residing n rural mules. Our .stoi'kns I'resh ami contains the'' class of goods vou v.it. hen it is not ii iiveiuenl for vmi to vOur Store order, l'ersoiial nl- Vl order business1. We );i(I'itI ised goods,"so you can mention the special brands you prefer. J'ohl'age is 'prepaid on aJl small 'pan-els. AVrilc or i'l u Main 10. GREEN FEEDS ARE ESSENTIAL V 1 X ViaitS X 111 pUHHIC UIU "X. ffWnir hi; then mail tent ion is given i feat ure Irademarkci Illipp $ Pharmacy Ii, ....! Look For The CtV ctto A'i! Ii.ivc the lafpi ami liWt, popular jiulilished. .A new sliipment includes ."Helen of ,.. Old H.nW" by 1 Iambi I Sell Wright "Jler IsitliVrV. D'otiglilci-Sjiv (iiW Slratton roller 'Alice Adams" by Booth Trkiiyton. "The M v.-lei ious Rider" bv mV'Orev "Tin I'rid'e of 'l'alomar" bv IVIer I!. Kyiie ".Master of Man" by Hall Caine And a .great many oilier "best sellers." Newlin Book and Stationery Co. Good Varieties Are Sprouted Oats, Al- ! lalfa Meal, Clover Hay, Cabbages and Mangel Beets. I (Prepared by th l'nllf-1 SiatfS Drpart iiienL of Agrk-ulture.) (Jreen feeds should Im; supplied to lirns ennlined n small yards, and, in flect, In nil liens 'lui'inc the winter. I'ree ranee "i liiict; yards kept hi truss furnish Men I eondi lions fur Kri'On feed. Smaller ynrds should be divided into two parts, used alternate ly, ilmitlii(i tl- vacmt seethm lun or three Mines, yearly will) tpiiek-xrmv-i green ernp, Midi its t mm, oil's, wheal, rye, or hurley. This ineiliod j furnishes green fecil and helps In keep j the yards sweet and elean, which if mi Iniporljint ennsidenit ion. poultry I speelallsfs of Hie fulled .Stales Ie ! piirtinent of Agriculture say. j Cood varieties of green feeds nrc sprouted oa is, alfalfa meal, elioppnl iilfulfa tiiiil clover liny, eahbages mid mangel heels. In ordinary eellnrs enh hnges do not keep tis well as mangel I heels, and should he u-ed up lirsl. t Vahbages limy he hung In the poultry limine; Hie I Is nr usually split mid , stuck in h nail on the side wall of the j pen about a foot above the lloor. Vege tables (hat have been frozen can be thawed out and fed to fowls, but do not keep well nfier thawing. HMer and allalfa may lie fed us hay, cut liilo onc-uuarl cr or nne-half-lneh letiglhn, or lliey may ha In the form of men!. Outs for sprouting arc soaked over night In water and spread out from one to one and one-half Inches thick l on l rays having perforated bottoms, I and put-lnlo an oat sprouter. Stir tho oats daily until the roots are malted loge'iher. Keep the on Ik moist by wa tering llieni once a day. ArtlhVhfl heat should be supplied In eool weather. I'se a good grade of oats and allow a square inch of sprout ed-oat surface for each hen daily, feeding thee prouled oats on the lloor of the poul try house or in the yard, l-'eod at any lime after the sprouts are well start ed, which usually takes from live to NEED OF BELIEF! This Portland Mun Had Worst Sort v! htoinai-h I rouble Now Sound I And Perfectly Well. . FERRIS . CORSET WAISTS 1CV v-v-k- 'enne- TOrSY HOSE Tanliie.nimu to my rescue when I il help and neede I it nuiek. said WaltX. Earnctt. H97 Omaha Av.. I'oitlannikOrefron I "1 ncvpidi-pamril fken; wan u moli cine that coflU make big a i-hawrr in a man us tlfk one h. made in mi-. I had stomach Tknuljle V the worst sort, my whole neikous syktcm .seem c'l on the v.ri Kn of VeakdiVn, ami I had awful headache.. "Luckily fur me I liin o t"ke Tiinlnc and now I'm soiiflU nl well in every respect, in fact, XiuV feel (rood clear to my finder-lips ?SjjJhave more lift' and energy than in years." 'limine is sol din l.n Grande by Kli verthorn's family llruir Store and H!l leading drugKists adv. IL 1IL11ILL.BE 'E REDPENEO SOON llvask I I,...., Wal-i' ii Oregon 1 ill in i ( on ut y Is I rliaulcd: Production i cUUTi MISSES' MILLINERY riicrc is a 'liar for your jjirl 'uto. Sniart new shapes fur very aye. of miss. Velvets, Velours and I'Vlts in brilliant "lors, beaul ifully I rimmed. 98c to $4.98 KNITCAFS TAMS Ii i'ew shaiics :nnl colnrs in rallies, Tunis iind Knitcaiis. Many of tlm briisbcd1 wool iiuniliers are verv smart. Prices ,'ranqe J'roni, 49c to $2.25 INFANTS' HOODS I'liis, slmwin is truly excep ional. 'Silk crochet caps, pnp orn stkch, woolen caps and i variety of styles in woolen iml silk hoods. Prices 49c to $1.19 DEUVTYNE BAGS JvYlremek. ;.smrt and very new are these bags of silk deiivtyne. . A beaut il'ul array lof lii'" Kali colors in a variety of shapes. Prices $4.98 to $18.50 APRONS 9b 98c Dress-styled aprons of tfood (piality Kingliain. i'laid patterns iiuide oer attractive, styles. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS A wonderful itt w showing (if boxed and sinu'le haud kei'iJhicl's. Pure linens and fine cambrics, ilain an'd embroidered. Priced frcm 5c to $3. each WONDERFUL VALUES IN - Winter Will Soon Be Here PREPARE, N 0 W Oat Sprouter mrnishea Green Feed for Poultry Flock Tray on Top Contains Sprouted Oats FUady for Feeding. , m'vimi ilitys, N'i'p tin- sprmitpr clrtin : ninl spriiy It in'citsioiiiilly with diin IV.'iiiitt to pncnl the growth of mold 1 spniiH. , Kt'.-p nysttT slit-ll ii ml prlt boTnrn i lie lints ii tl tin' t hut. Tlifsi suh- 1 Milium ni'f mi Impi-nstvc lmt ntiitr iw t'ssiii y p:irt of I lie ml inn. 1 ItMii will nil uln'iil tii pi'umls of oysit" ulicll nml almiit our potitul f grit cmh hi ii yvn I. KNTIOKIMil.SK, Oct. 7.-Prcp;ir-titory to making extensive impruvc- monls m the Hleam plant, the .Kant Oregon sawmill shut tlown yestonlny. The planer will continue to run n long as steam is available, and then fo: pei haps two weeks -nothing will b. turning. In four or six weeks the whole plant" will resume full force. Meanwhile, logging will be start mi up on Swamp creek, where no wo'J; has been done Mtice the middle of sum mer. Ko the number of men employed will remain about the same as for the last two months, but most will be in the woods instead of in town. When the steam plant is overhauled and the mill starts again, there will be a full' crew both in town and in the woods. j A new conveyor wilUbe built a bo v.:, the "Dutch ovens,", anil space will be left also for storage of surplus fuel on the floor above the ovens. When the mill is not sawing, the furnaee-i can be fed "from above from this sur plus stock, or they can be stoked from below with wood. " i An immense quantity of steam is re quired nt'thc plant, to drive the ma chinery and operate the dry kilns, ami in winter, when the logs me ecaCeJ with ire and the weather is cold, tluv supply has not been sufficient to keep everything moving at top speed. ThM will be overcome by the ovens, which generate 40 to SO per cent more steam from the same fuel than is product u in the ordinary type of firebox. In the woods, the company will let ii series of small contracts for logging. The highest efficiency has come, it h.14 been demonstrated, from contracts not too large for two or three men to nun ule when they themselves, work. .Dur ing the past sumpier the, company extended Mts railroad four miles down Swamp creek, and has a great supply of virgin limber close to the tracks, s i (thtt plenty of choice bigs will be avail aide. The train erews will return to work shortly, as soon as the log supply warrants. LADIE $19.90 $2 GOATS $24.75 S' k v IV ro VI v During Hie i;ist week llicsc liavXhroii Arriving daily .until there is a truly wonderful lay Vf coats at 'these liners'. Sport coatings in navv,rovfi, sand and China blue. .Manv are lidlted swa""er with full back au;d' I'lared sleeves view: oi ners I Embroidery and fur, arc used to best advantage. The eoatsat 2 1.7-3 are silk lined. ' . SIMMON'S GLOVE.,, McCALL PATTERNS IJr'W "J. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES y ) B-.'-Ji J-.- 1 .". I' 1 ... J i ll I I JI.MgWll llljjMIJMUj RAGS Wanted at the Observer '( invilc to inspect onV I'urnaee, sloves anil ranges. OurWk was neV'r nioic com- 1'lcle. J'j'ices I'ilit. Furniture Exchange ED DONOHUE, Prop. lTionc, Black 12U Fir & Jefferson SHERRY 'S TODAY ONLY NEAL HART anger -in- V I Best. f as Pal"Vt. His Iso A COOTELDY-' "-4jycrica'( Also - A C0OTELDY TOMORROW ONLY J. WARREN KERRIGAN "A Joyous Liar" WINTER CROWDING IS ERROR Dig Mistake to Put Too Many Hent and Puliett Together In One House in Cold Weather. A tr)i ninny farm poultry nilsern tnnli' I he niitiike of limisitii; tun ninny bi'its iitid pullets touetlier during i-ld wi'iii ii"i. will liiy as well If v:::d:-il and Well enred fur ns if on free I'.-ine ; hut they inu-t imt be rrowdi'd when lliey me emitliird. . If the lieiM are being fed and fnrted for es atiine, yet tlu'iu Into inier qii.-ini'is tti tlit'ir pen early In the fall mid i" tnt elfltnue itinii n Im mi t afier lliey Ime bet-n m uled. I lit riulnriiu tn'w Iivik into the hiylnv; yru mImih ciuie-t more or !i cnnfusbiii, and lhi decreases the tiiunber of e'i;i laid. GREEN FEED OF IMPORTANCE Not Only Asl$tt to Supply Necewary Amount of Vitaminei but Also Acta as Regulator. With henOtelni; emiflued to the prn It N tmpnrtntit i lint plenty of fthd should be pven. ,.( nnly It help In ciM- the reipiired iunmil of vitanilnes-but i nl-o ( b-nrti.tnl pi n rrmiltit'T. The nearer mio make the lien fe. that they Mill hv sprint: eoiulit I-mk, the better pn. ctuellun '!"! be epreted. 'nhh:tgi nmnelft, chopped nnd te.ed :i'fjh'n. mulo iub like make line fuod fr fimlji. The Daily L'jnch. x ; I'.rejillies there n .l.hie wlih .mul no punk uhn inner b.-i elf linili tliuuk "I'll put my ,;.:i,i i.: u ,i;h the ehir and when rm ti'd I II It there?'' ; r..U heM she's thr.-iiji ber euilnc i tent she ri-;s wvi n yiHinner L'riii't mul ipiile fr...., ihe jnt she phlred bel:e:lh 1',. ;li;iir. iind UllH defiiees the fiirhi: .', w here, so '. ween, Ihe w:;, will n-'er niifll be M-eii, J:t! i:s di.'.-':.!hu' when you , t to ibk jmir own wtid .imi be bnv tn tind si.nie m her dmlrtHled, ehlinipH luive e.-M'ted It wiili their own i lumps.-- rhlliidelphiii lleiuit Ledger. ! Flowftrs. ('inched nnd luded looking nrtlhVhil llnwers e:i be mude new nnd fii'sll liMikthtf If held mer the sleiim of (i builinu' keti le n fi-w mi miles. Th'-y sh.mld be pulled and shaken Into shape while beiu ienmed. O PLEASES THE USER A Gride for Every Engine A Paraffin Base Oil Bring Your Can and We'll Save You Money REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. Not a Market. Decline V DIRECT SHIPMENT FROM THE REFINERY MAKES THIS PRICE POSSIDLF. Pure Cane Sugar. 100 lb. sack Only .u0 Sacks at this price Nt v ( 'n p AVuli'ul.s l' New J!rT'i-:, Statrtnjen Gim0 Secrets. O M:tn v of i be rul'-r inl ;,ue6 en ' of Kur-ipe it' bWt'k ti'eitui; ip.-r in order (Tiiird iiiins! ll,e p.w-hi! if r ! f prviiitf ees de-ipher!ei their . ..r ! re-lon.eMee bj r;itii t;j the reH.-, . J !..(, of the ilri. ,.f ,!.,,. v ',! j O, a minor. ' I V.:: 'i-l Tiii- ltyfi-s. iktf. ... 35'. ( 'k . A Inn. 11. 'Xx No v ( i' l. t '-.; i r.ii ' : hiii 2.; $7.45 25c 25c 9) 0 'MAIN 4 9 l round or a Ton Delivered to Voi lwr fo3 o PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
