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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1921)
PAGE TWO LA GKANDB EVENING OBSERVER Tlrtirsfliiy. ovonilior 3. 10-1 THE BIG SALE CONTINUES EVERY DAY 40-inch wide Georgette. Crepe3, yard .... $1.35 40-iKch wide Crepe de Cbinesard $1.35 26-inch wide Black Taffeta Silk, yard $1.35 Women's White Outing. Flannel Night Gowlna $1.19 Boys' and Girls'. Black Ribbed Hoae, all sizes, pair 25c Children's Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, all sizes 98c Girls' Shoes, sizes 84 to 11, pair, S2.30 Boys' School Shoes, Bizes 9 to 2, pair $2.69 Men's Dress or Work Sox, pair 10c Men's Cross Shoes, values to $7.50, pair .'. $4.95 Men's Canvas Glove?, leather faced, pair 25c Men's Winter Caps, with ear labs, values to $2.50, each ... $1.25 CUSTOMERS SECURED FOR POULTRY SHOWS Persons at Summer Resorts Buy Produce in Winter. I THE OUTBUESTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. Hill's. 'Dep't Store City People Have IntpecUd Producer's Farm and Know Under What Con. ditiont Foodstuffs Are Raised One Case Cited. Mr.ny produe(o-s living near summer M'koi'Ik tuihply i'm.hIuw In the miiuiiiht months to i hi persons aL tin resort, uiel dunn IIih other iiioiiiIih of Hie year ship produce to these pfmmx I while Hm'.v are In the eity. This, say markeiinj: .-peeiuliKta of the I 'nil -l .Stale lt pjirHitcnt of AKJleulture. is one of the In 'St. ineihud- of ohtnhdn;: raMoiners fur direct umrkiHlng, a tin produciT iihil consumer have jAutit tie guiijiiljiix c. In most Instnneex theetis tumors have Ihimi at Ihi producer' farm and fcnow muh r what conditions the articles are .produced. One mini who lives m-nr n summer reairl in Intliiuiii is'tihont twelve, tulles from in'iircsi town of any size, lie iUwn not ih-xlr to drive to this town to lil.'poM' df his form produce and Is not t-ailslled with tin' prtec Hint the huck sters pay. 'oiweuently ho Imilt up a hiislin's of supply int; products to re Noi'iiTs in tin. summer and of shipping produce-hy parcel posi and express to Ihcse pet-suns ut their elty homes In the winter. The principal products shipped ore. hutier, I'Kirs and dressed poultry. ThlK producer uses annul shipping eoululnois and packs produce attractively. As he. is aiiiaaiiiicd with Ids customers, he render. statements of accounts only uiie u month. In this way the matter of making payments is tiiinpllfied for the customers. 'J'lils producer tins had no trouble In eMahlifdilnj; lis husiness nor in retain Ink ciisiiaiiers. He slates that his only Inmhle has heen in getting enough hlgh-grude produce to supply all of his customers. OBTAIN BEST HATCHING EGGS CAUSE HENS TO LAY BETTER Matter of Ftedlnu During Cold Weath. r Entails Uie of Largo Amount of Common Scnio. (Prepared by tha Ilnltod Blnlpa rinpnrl. men' of Agriculture.) Oil the fcwlin;- ut tin) HiM'k iirtu to lurgp extent nut only the- ci-nenil lifullh of Ihn lilnln, Imt ulwi Hie wunoiny wuich lirowoli's mhti:s. n )8 n kuIiJi-cI. liowovi-r, wliloli lniul(I bo Slinlliil u llll lju mm, mil at i:iiiii iiioii m'Iiki', l'ur there ui-o no liiirii anil fust rule wlilili run l,c Inlil iluwii us liPIl.vlng In every nine. The prlee "f I' I mill tin' Ki'iii'ial fiivli'unmi'iit fcliuiihl In. foiislili-rt'U In ili'tiTinluIni: Hip rlflil ralli.ny, suy poultry Kjioeiul Iki or tin- Cniteil aiuie.s Ue'iuniueat of Ai'lrtilture. I'm' Ihi' Imci'sl rirn'lt n rooiI jiro iuiilini uf ilii' i.-s shuiilU In. ii'curi'il This Horse Is a Hill Climber tTT 7 " n ,1 By J ft , ftlf " , t -Ml l Z V - I 1 r- JJk-- mq.. .-. durinj; the wlnier. If iwo "extra eirs u week can lie ohtulned from each hen a irood prolii will he liuide, wldle If the product Ik Increased hy only one ej'e n week In winter, thU one vkk will pity fnr all the ffed the hen euls. 'Jn ohlaln i his triealer prodactieii not aily should the fowls he vomifr and of a K4od laying hrecd, but the fee.ler should hae lull laomledjre of the pruper feed and Hb preparation. 'I'lie nutriment In the f I iff htyinn hens serves a twofold purpose 1 re pair waste and I'uruUh lieat 1o i!ie ht.dy and lo supply the e'-maKhiv; in.tierlids. Ah only (he yurpius oer tiat h nei'ded for the- ht.dy is nvall alile f(ir vz pi-ttdnctlai, the piopei feeds j-la.uli he fed In sutlicleiit ipiaa tllleK lo induce this produi-iiuii. In siippliiiK feed to fuwls there are three kinds of constttiieuls vliidi shduld he present In certain fairly Well t!ei pruj. unions f the desired results are to he obtained mot ecu. inaidciillv. These cetililtieuts are mineral, nitroeintus) mid enrhnna ce.ms; nil uhh h are contained hi cmn. wheal, oats and harh-y, hut not la the rU'ht pi-iipui-thuis to Klve the j.f rente-. t eKr yield. In addition seine miland feed and eivea f,.,.j tihould supplied. One Male Should Be Used With Every 15 Hens of Breeds Like Orping tons or Rocks. . The male must he In the flock from ten to fourteen days before tin' e'.s laid can he used for hatching purposes. Afler the nolle has been removed from the ilneli, hatchalile es will he laid for ahniit iliree weeks thereafter. To secure Kod, hntchable ejjgs, provide one male to every twenty leghorn or other ejri; breeds ; uae one umlo to I' one eleven . Cigarettes & - ,. , m hJ m m m 1 J i. VW tVf'd 'Oi Thr 2e Inseparables One fcr mildness.VlPvGINIA One for mellowness. BURLEY One for aroma.TURKISH Ths finest tobaccos perfectly afcd and blended for V A !SI FIFTH AVE., ill iikiiI l i- larjie ulil pi-iiiluc'liun, K-at-cr than t'vor in tin' history of these mines which l'ur mure than twenty yiars huvu' lieen tin" greatest pilil pro-(lucei-s in the west. The Colli Heef Jlinintr company, Ft Cj.' Aniiilun. inanaKer, are, also, nail ;to he appniarhinjr the point of ilevel 'npnient I hat e;ivcs hopes of hijy re- of the West property, are most eneour. turns and the sirr.s ent-oiintereil yive agini?. jeverj- innmiise of success. For the past year both companies have bix-n uYivinjt crosscut tunnels to Raven Distinctly Unpopular. tap tliu overiieiui vewv at a j;reatev inn raven. niii:rcntly, lias Kiilnert depth and the approach to the covcteclj li;l! In Hie unvciions of the people Eoal is not far off. fi'tnu Us l.im!:y 0c of supplying Klijnh Tn the f n..l-. r..: l,v;"' f,J,Jl1 "''' H'e t Mils , pary very ' eneouraKinK development i""n ' " " b ' iHAKBR, Nov. 3, -If reports rcceiv-lhave be met with it is sold. 0ndl .. ' . " ,",,1'r. ,s '" l'lw 1 from the mininK camp oj Cornu- there is every conf nee- expressed , . , , Vs'', ' e. f0' ments met with by the Baker Mines eger Hetts will be realized and should ' l,l,. m o , , . ' , . , "' .'!""." t ocur the Last Chanco nn,r Re.1 ..... ",l,r luui;:. 11 Lie .uryeiy un- MBEBEPOBTS copia are to be believed the develop-that the expectations of General Mar Mmn'inv D(i1 Ihn ( :t it K,-.f rVldnintr -f .om 0n -u .... -r. j " " " u-t. luini-t ana lie-i, evi repine company, the latter owning the Queen 'Jacket mines will twain he on the hiphl deserved. ' ill ?" I rw I i . 1 Single Comb Black Orpington. ' 1 Granite Ware that You Wi 11 Want D WHEN YOU SEE THESE PRICES CV.iilVp Pots, form Tea P.,ts, from fnul)lK Ijoilcrs, from Straight Side Kettles, fitmn Uerlin Kel tiles, 'frojiL : IJr serving Kettles, from .Pie Puis, from Milk Pans from AVf.sli liasins, irom ! Piiililiier Pans, from !):(. Come hi -1.0 i 1 ... 7!)c t. fl.TD to si'.;!!) ... ?!) lo' SO-7!li- lo !.l!l lo s.1 .:,! ... 2fV to .. ."!).- ;,. !):!r .. -J!)c to (i'l. ... I!)r to o!lc Our Prices Are Ei?ht Look Them Over every fideer. Ilocks, HeiK Wyamlnlles or Orpingtons, and one male lo each twelve l.anslians, Ilrahnias or oilier lueat breeds. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. BARIUM POISONOUS TO RATS iili-K' WlH II. i li.ljli : il.mI ..i i - v ,. ,. . . an I leaf f.ulICK l..,le "JM" ,i(,,t ,, il, m,.v !o the mayor ollk t.uhck It inaKIni; nr. ciucMrlan Jaunt noons the continent, a ,1k ATTENTION E LICS Monday, November VWOyfia Jt ELKS' DANCING ftBAKCQ Try to be there. ' Gren Feed It Quito Essential to the Production of Eggi in Winter. la ffi'iliiiL pualtiy a valuable Ir-xi.ti amy le learnt d fnaii nalat'. la -p rT t m the inftdiii-iinn v( runs n the furm Is an eav tititHrr. I'ewl-; nt lih.'ily ( r "ii tn liad nhun-ituii uf m-.mi tind IilililKil I'fi'd (;i Itnir I :i ti ."', w hi. h w ; Ji r;tlii I iiriii-.li.- a i-rtNit r:ile.a rr lal!tc ln h. In addition to th-i tl i-y L-'t ih-ut nf i-TriM' mid ti.-h i.ir. Srt f:ir lis lit- Mitliitt hi p.tw,r. lh.-n, the fredt-r vi,-u!tl ;thil t.i in;il.e Ihe Winter leiiiMtlnns si'iiilil-e. Eg Danci. The e ;. d.:li e, n i'innned rtil.'fly lo Sj:t'ii. itUiotiK the i pie tf a tii. -In, :t a once puhir diviTN'n In l.'liitimiM, Si itiiuid, I to nd tin 1 ether i;.rf of liaiH A lunnl-er nt ev-n wi'ie artniiK'"! li l r 1 - -Htfd forai n n the ilnnHnK floor, and atntiR iImmu a hlitid foih1! hiu-r ieed us htt i miht, to i;ie le, t!ie itNJet't t-elin to Pttsntp hn Th' Hf d'iini without lretikhit e:;. ie inuxlc, like the iTnc.'iue; vt the Test Indicate That a 20 Per Cent Mixture With Food Makes Most Satisfactory Bait. A study of htirlum earhiaiale as a Mil b'lisnn, timde hy the I'lilted States I i'i:ii i in. 'in or Arit idture, ludleaies (hiti a I'M per rent aiixture with fo itial.t s a sutHfaeiury halt. With this ii.'i(iii:ii:f a rat ordinarily needs t eat only line-third or lhree-ei:hili of a iiiojil nf afr:iK' size fo -et a fatal doc. it wns found that with (his dose many nf the rats fHdsonnd died with in -I li.mrs, though an iM-raioiial rat wa- found u hieh . survived an even I.tr-'.'r niimunt, thus ludli-atiii that ItH) n'r rent mortality W net to he ex I'l'i lt d Id miy i-asft. A sainnai y nf results of expert n ii'ii ts ioikImi'Ii'iI hy various pi-roiis ulih a vi. iv io tMertnltiif)!: the dead n'lii's nf h;.riiiui to ilinVn-nt nntiua.U -how 1 1 o 1 alho-y of (he asxuiupl ion ihat hariiim K poisonous only to rats. It is pointed out thai th fatal dose of' harmiii por pound lends to de'-ivaie ivlatn.'l as tin M7e of the aidmal ihrreates. and that a hait eahulated to te fatal to u(s may he assumed lo h hoiv or h -s dangerous to small doan-stii- MniiKin also, SUCCULENT FEED FOR FOWLS Now That Gotfd Qualities of Porntjct Are WpM Known Hens Shcufd Ee . Given Arnptt Supply. T i-ry..no l.iMtw s that ft !nn lavs 'est A h.-ii -ho K(t the sueciihait tnis.. ihal tu-st shoo! out of the Willi in -prnu;. Most smeessfnl ftt-d-'rs iiv. In ihrir ina-hev a haso of some h.av v, noni at teniae, vet .nutrition food Tor n toni; (hue the lie-t feed'T of ihe loMiitry u-i-d wheat loan for td hn-t hat tow that the yintd qnalit'e of forast-s ii,. wfll knouif Ihe !! nf fart- h.i ild if liani-it to still. As a a.'sult of th6 duetion la freight ratos, VmatiHo fountr fttrm er itiav cxp.-.-t ltn ini reas in pre e of avprox-mntt-'v 1 1-4 rent a bush; 1 for t!.. ii wti-'.it hi tin near future. I Why Should You Follow A Crooked Path ? Often a cowpath has been allowed to become a village street, and as the village expanded, 4radition has made the winding way an expression of a cow's will. Habit is always forging chains to enslave us, so that what has been found bearable by the fathers is accepted by the sons. Who cannot recall the coffee-pot Mother put on the stove early in the.morning, warning- us not to let it boil over? As children, we were not permitted to drink tea or coffee, because it would stunt our growth or make us nervous and irritable. When older, however, we craved a hot drink with meals, and custom gave us our tea or coffee. Finally, upon the instructions of the doctor Mother gave up hef tea and coffee. But that meant nothing in our j-oung lives. Our vitality was then strong enough to throw off any ill effects. But our time came, find x-p lpnmorl T-.t , - V.JJCl i- ence that we could not drink tea or coffee. When we had it for breakfast it put our nerves on edge. When we drank it at the evening meal, we tossed about in wakefulness most of the nij;ht. And then we found Poslum, a pure cereal beverage, free from the harmful drug, caffdno, in tea and coffee. We liked the rich, satisfying flavor of Postum and also the better health which resulted And. too, we were surprised to find how many of our neighbors had made the same discovery hail ...... 1 .U- f .i. . ... r- . .. J koiiicu uic vmue w neaun nrst. Postum conies in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling .ter Postum Cereal (in packages of larger hui:. for thos. "who freter to make the drink while the mval is irr? .fpu-d) made by boiling for 20 muiuUs. SvU ty UU trocars. t PostuiH or Health "There's a Reason" THE OU&UiVtt WANTS KA(iS.
