La Grande evening observer., October 18, 1921, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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rocery
PHONE MIVIN 731
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FRESH EGGS and COUNTRY BUTTER
A SPECIALTY
We Sell and Guarantee
CHAMPION FLOUR
Figures Show Necessity for
lioforptvtati'on in Oregon
Wasliinftifeni and Cnlil'oi-
nia.
Syrup
NEW YORK, Oct. 18. Eleven mil's
in California, Orison and Washington
consumed in 1920 a total of 3:14,1!):!
'coids of pulp wood, at a total cost of
$4,240,150. The total consumption of
the United States was G,l 14,072 cards,
vulueii at U(i,4!io,7i:o.
The United States in that year, how
ever, imported $85,000J00 worth of
newsprint paper, SI,000,0D0 worth .of
.wood pulp, and $28,000,000 worth' of
pulp wood to operate its palter mills,
while in 1018 the importation of C-u
.liadian pulp wood was only $1 l,000,0(,VK
These striking figures relative to
I the paper industry, are included in a
; pamphlet just published by the Ame:i
lean Paper an" Pulp Association, land
prepared by the United State EorsM
i.Survicc in co-operation with the paper
.industry. These fiiruies, says the For-
est Service in analyzing the statistics
triven in this complete review of the
use of wood in paper making, are evi
dence of the need for reforestation of
1 the cut oven lands of the United States.
J In its summlary the Forest Service
says: . . .
, ! "Wo cannot count upon reducing the
amount of pulp used. That would he
I ....I ,.,..T..,.:...,K1 !...
possible as well.
i
f 1
: Kathcrlno FlttKorald, houso
keeper for Roscoo (Fatty) Arbucklo,
screen comedian, Is one of the wit'
nesses In the federal liquor investi
gation which outgrew Arbuekte'n
Brreat in San Francisco, after thg
death ot Virginia Kapp. ,;
fore the East can lie put on Li tlior-
oughly self-suppm ting bnsig. Yet there
Crimson Rambler, fane
the best on the market.
and Maple Synin is
Try a 1 jimmd tin of
AlClllI
10,
Syrup, niarslmiallow I'lavoi
mson Rambler, Rntter Scotch
nie T.reacl wr iriilloir-Jr'l. 10. nei
1
r, eeler
bhn lonuiJ
per tin
ml Ron-
(iiart 70c.
1 resli canlilloer, eelerL hot house and head
lettuce, sweet yXatoes, n;snipH, turnips,
iV'tfs', wets, eabbaV, tonniloes, red and
poppers.
ca i-
rreen
nossible as well. . Wo rjtnnnt iTtintl- nn
S on fiiiiniln inilr.rinlti.lv no ,. ,.,. ,f no choice left to us. The work must
supply, for the Canadian forests a-i!hc flrt"l,n. 'We must have pulp,
lino more limitless than our own Have anl1 fo1 t'vt""y W -of dl'lay we nn,st
' proved to be. , . l)uy increasingly heavy penalties for
! "The great eastern pulp mills cn.lnei;lectinK to restore the forests as
!tnot be moved to the timber of Alaska f"st ns the'wiwd is consumed."
'or the West Coast. The detailed figures for California,
i "The trouble is, in Mi-f, that w? rt'K tal,1 WirthiiiRlon which are
lhave mills without forests in the Easf thus mai!o "vuilabld through the co
J and forests without mills in the West "l'nt'"" f t1" I"P'''- industry and
J iThe obvious solution will be to supply i1"0 Foil'!'1 Forest Service, show a low
lithe deficiencies in both parts of the'cost P011 'ord ior thc woo1 onsumeil
5'country. More mills will no doubt belbecnUfe )f tho K1'''"1 domestic supply
located eventually on the Pacific slope in those "tntcs. Tho three Btates only
,jand in Alaska. But whfcit of the East, imported 200 cords of .Canadian spruce
jwith its heavy investments of capital in 1920 a,uI t,,c cost is a,s( kl'Pt d"w"
liand its millions of waste news? I1 the use of over 200,000 cords of
I "Reforestation will take not onj. .hemlock, together with 41,000 cords of
ilskill, energy, and money, but most ser-lwnito fir- Washington shows the use
ious of all, many years must elapse he- Lof 248M c0rd8 tlle B0,,a P''s,
i: nut for the balance tho three states
! ............ Isi"1 01,ly a slightly smaller reduction
by the sulphite tlilan by the mechan
ical process. The . cost of the wood
Joel's Grocery
i
, 'T - " " 11
SPECIAL j
$S.OO 'Americni Quallly G lb. Iron while tliey S
lal $(i.00 ' ' !j
H & S. ELECTRIC GO. j
'lectrilr'roiitrac.tor !
105 Depot St. Phone Red 3931 !
SOME OOOD BARGAINS
IS CITY PROPERTY
A good rooming house for sain
on easy torms, close in and nl
'ways full. Brings In now from
seven rooms, $130 per month.
This houso has thirteen largo
rooms and one small one. Tho
present owners are occupying
six rooms. It ran be made to
bring In $100 per month and
leave'.nniple room for owners
f theydon't cart! to occupy too
much s'saco. It has bath and
toilet, bikh up and down stairs.
Seven rorWs are fully furnish
ed with gfad furniture. All the
rnrpetB ank linoleum on tho
floors goes.V'A lao lot B0x
135 feet, nl lawn.Jshadvirees,
on paved sifcet and all street
and sidnwalkl paidl for. The
price Is $!),00iVwilliLi cash pay
ment of $2,r.llli; fiahincn in
monthly installVcn Jh. TIiIh Is
known ns the J'J D. Long
rooming house. "Just ncross
the road from the post office.
Now Is the chance to gel n
good bargain and n money
maker from the start,
C. J. BLACK & CO,
J in these three stales wns almost tho
i lowest of uny. nejrion in thc country.
JiTIjo uvpinjro Culifornia-Oreyoni cost
ijwiia $14.0-1 per con, us compared with
FOR BETTER
BAKINGS
use Calumet Baking
Powder. That's true of
everything you make
one trial will convince
you. Doughnuts, pie:,,
cakes, biscuits, niuthns, tome
from the oven light, tasty,
sweet and wholesome because
CALUMET
BAKING POWDEK
neer varies in itsleav
eniifb strength never
fails o proeliice pure,
appctizii:, nouriiiny toods,
and AH is at un e.-onomical
cost.
Miiiionsxot wXinien,
hotels, raio;icls,Dom-
esttc ciencV leathers,
nave been iivmi:lon ll
for over Ml yia. Mlnlc in
thif world's hirn laJiories.
Delivers
Your
no OSIER
E S
MILES OF STEPS
So j
A pounil enn at Cnlumot rnntnlnft full
14ox. Some bnltinl powitcm ciunu in
t'2 iz. rant iiisttal tf lUuz.c"nH. Ho
SUreyuuKL'tupuunclwItL-nyuu want il.
AND FRKKH VOIT FROM
TllK DRUIMMORY OK
KIT OH UN -WORK
Carres Furniture Gov
Cor. Adams & Fir Sts. Phone Main 770
La Grande, Oregon ',
To vpllnvo A vnrrlirnrn I in' Mlmi'luro
tho .'Northern Paolflc has pliicod an!
nnibarnRO on tho uao of ivfrlKoralors
cars for t lie Hhlptuont of rull appb'S
national nvcraitC of 1).(W, and""" . I".'""" V .'"A
liWashiiiKton's coist of $10.00 per, cord. ... ...... ,-.
' who onlv i ,.,.nu iv.i- .,.-,1 nlu.vn lh,.l '
of WeBt Virginia whore the price was
i,the lowest of all the states. The val
;ue of the pulp prodwed in Callfoini'i
I 'and Ori'ijon was $r;OI7,Ori l, and in
iWiiuhinelon of $4,7(10,2:17.
The Forest Service, commenting up-
"'mt Ibi) ofimliliitn in t hn fnv uiuul ttniiit
I .puth that the value of unstonintd me
Jlehanical pulp in Washington is pmc-
irally the iowest of any state, and
l(that the cost of pulp in Washington is
ithe lowest of the states, keeping the
1 1 cost of thc manufactured pulp plaralli'l
to the low cost of the pulp wood.
I No f inures ore given for Alaska nr
'.production did not begin there until
1,1921.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
NEW
La Grande
(Realtors)
I'OI.HX BM)0.
Oregon
WAGON FEEDERS .
TO If LIS
Aliiska Beiiitf Nei worked hy
I?imls and -Trails' in 'Vi
cinity of New Kail Line
Do Your Children's Eyes Need Help?
Now Is the lime when the child with weak eves Is ex
periencing the most trouble. For hoursr every day and of
ten undiV artificial light during the evenings, they have to
pore ort books. The constant strain Is particularly telling.
Kven a XjlKht weakness of the eyes develops rapidly under
such a srVin into something more serious.
Such cVlldron need glasses. Properly fitted lenses will
take care of Vie overload. If cared for now tho weakness
may be override by the time the child is full grown. It not,
the time will sVn rome when glasses will be absolutely nec-
rWmT
e?sary ami ini
make an offoi t
J'S8 for lijo.
ave ihrrn fiorn this If posflible.
TOR.1C
LENSES
If your ehlldr
plain of frt-qnent h
lions in the eyes, hi
amination.
are backward at school work or com.
laches ot smarting and stinging sensa-
a coiilpetent optometrist make an ex-
Classes fitted upon snrh an examination
which they are now working. It will enab
vigor natural to childhood. You will note
saving their eyes for the future.
Our equipment is complete In every det
is only fair to the child to
ANCHOUAf;!;, AlasU.i, Oct. 18.
Territory on hoth flidrs of the United
States government railroad being huilt
between Seward nnl Fairbanks, Alas
ka, is txing penetrated by wagon road.-j
and trails whit-h will erve as feeder
lines for thi rjiilioadiccording to f'ol
James (J. Sletse, chairman of the Alas
kn Uoad C'ommisKion.
During tho past-yrar $2nfi(C.ri4.fi2
has been HKnt on road work in a stri
100 miles wide along the railroad. Sev
eral quartz districts have Uen opened
a a result of the road construction
and, eventually, the mines will provide
tonnage for the railroad it in thought
Colonel Slee.se has Tocommendcd
that the government adopt u tcn.year
road-building program which will tap
every district in the railroad area an 1
: through connections reach Reotion in
other parts vf Alaska distant from the
i road.
cigarettes
rMi
km fe-sotie el wen
m m m
m m m
Inseparables
i
apsipe
Three
One for mild
Oneforme!lo,
One for arom;
Hie finest tobac
sYlRGINIA
esslKURLEY
RKISH
r '.
rtectlyj
ai'ed and blem
20for!5?
111
The Lower Prices
Don't Tell The Story
Tlie price is uv.it as important ns the quality
wliidi conies before tilie priee.
Tlie needful 'iliiiiK to know now is tlint, we are
displaying quality Vegetables and Fruits, and
llie prices are right. ...,
Peache
'I'eai's
Tokav Ch
Oranges
liaiiauas
(Quince
Celerv
Cabbage
iew
iigr (Snipes
Tlead Tictituee
Hipiash
Pumpkin
Cauliflower
t'iirroth'
Turiiips
.l'Vesli. Tioinatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Onions
PATTISOIf BROTHERS
GROCERY
THE HOME OF AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR
PHONE MAIN 80
I
YOU USE LESS OF
TOR1C
LENSES
rollpfc them from the tremndoui! elraln tinder
tlietitl o go through the days work with the snap and
n Im jrovement In (hHr work. And, best of all, you are
. J. H. Peare &i: Son
IteKMrr! OPTOMETRISTS
KAKKKY CATS IJOOMEI).
BOSTON, Mass., Oet 1H. The cat
in the bakery must KO. This is one
of the orders just promulgutftt by the
city health dipartment, under author
ity of an net passed by the last legis
lature. "Some teifcprs thought that cats were
nece-vsary In order to kffp rats and
mire away said Ih P. II. Mullowne;-,
deputy health rnrnmiimioner in charge
of the fKnl iiinjwction liviHjon. "The
jSame object ran b obtained, however
by proper physical construction of th
baking plant, m we have alndi.-hMl cat 4
and all other atiimnN.'
Hasement bakeries will not be p-r
mitted hereafter. Makers mut refrain
fro ni-jnokin nr rhrwinff tobarro ii
their etnMi? hnientn and must report
to the health authorities any suspicion
,if contagious disease among their em
ploy'-i. Hakry ir'NU mu?t o pr fK-r
ly protected from dust, dirt and in
sects.
Bak
in
owaer
than of higher fenced brands. Satisfaction
guaranteed on your money refunded.
SAME PRICE
over 3ft vears
A
unccs for
Millions of Pounds bought by the Government
I OHSKKVKR WANT A1S CRT RE
I Sl l-TS.