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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1923)
Saturday, November 17, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE WIVES ADVISED 10 TAKE CHEAP -GUIS OF MBIT Hy Ki'tiitt'tii Jlaiiis, imenmUuiial Xewn Sri-Yk-c Staff, Corii'sKiiilont. CI I ICAGO 1NH -Tli American housewife may he u beautiful quern, as lJumu Marart l.loyd GeorK s:ild. ' Imt slio doewu't show much intHil- wnco when shv pureliuava meat, nc- uonnnir to proprietors of luiteher Miops In ChleaKo The National Live Stotk unrl Meat lionnl reerntly com pleted a Hiirvey of luitrhor whops here, and, aecoitlinn to It. C. Pollock, man aging director of the board, who per sonally condut'tud the survey, the bu tchers all agreed that housewives were not disposed to exercise economy in their meat purchases. Pollock made the flat assertion that . the average family of five could savo ns high us $I37.5u a year if tho housewife were more careful in buy ing various cuts of meat. The cheap er cuts are palatable and nutritious, according to Pollock. "When the butcher buys a fat steer or a fat wether and huns his pur chase on it-hook one-fourth of it Is clutffllUcd as high priced, while three fourths is slated for the cheaper dis tribution," Pollock explained. "Tho survey revealed that in the well-to-do neighborhoods S 0 per cent of the demand was for cuts from the j choice quarter of the animal and that , throughout the middle-class sections! the demand for these cuts averaged around tin per cent. Near the stock yardn was the only district where butchers sold off the whole animal at practically the same rate. Here tho demand ran about 7u per cent for the more Inexpensive three-fourths of the meat. "Butchers are of the opinion that if housewives undertook to prepare tho cheaper cuts they would appeal to the husbands palates as much as the porterhouse and mote expensive cuts." School Dresses r?2j i iwr 'Dam to He ImostlgntrU. KALKM, Or,, Ilhea l.uper, statu engineer, left here tonight for Lake county where ho will Investigate tho condition of the Summer lake Irri gation district dam. A report showing the cost of repairing the dam prob ably will bo filed with tho state Irri gation securities commission at Hs next meeting. Tho Summer lake Irri gation district has made application to the state for certification of bonds with which to repair the dam, but the request was held In abeyance pend eys for the Thanksgiving trace urob lng an examination of the project. 1 A&" Supply of Turkeys Short. SAl.KM, Ore. Marion county lurk ably will return to tho producers be tween ?5 and 39 cents a pound, de pending on tho quality of the birds, according to buyers who recently vis ile! this section of the state. The sup ply or turkeys for Thanksgiving will bit below normal here, it was said, while the demand was expected to exceed that of last year. Tho gov- rnment. It was said, has bought a large number of Marlon county birds for export. k.irf Statu To Hold It rawing HAL KM, Or. The annual drawing of 1 124 motor vehicle licenses will t a ke place in t h e sta te depn rt men t here Friday, according to the secre tary of state today. Several thousand applications already luive been re ceived, and a large number of owners have requested numbers under 10. Prawlng of (he low numbers Nuts been an unuunk event In tho motor vehicle department, with tho result that all applicants have an equal chance to obtain tho more sought af ter licenses. II Jl Ik IJiililiiur KitteK In (JerniAiiv On I ho of Kewwiio Lamp I1KKLIX. (AP) Kerosene lamps nre coming into rather general use in German cities because of the high price of electricity and gas and the clashes between consumers and the lighting companies over prices. He- cause of delay lu rendering bills after tho me t e rs a re ra d t h e ra t cs f o r light are frequently many times as high as they were when I he light was actually used. Consumers are fight ing the lighting companies In Hit Ittrlln courls in an effort to avoid Increases which nre due to official red tape. Hen Is New Champion. OREGON AGIH't 1.TI KAI, i'Ol, LKGK, Corvallis. The 12th 3no-egg hen here established her record today. week before the end of her laying year. The hen is a barred rock known as M-MHi. Kour barred reeks Here are new school frocks, coaj to slip Into, easy to be laundered, and practical in every lino and scam and yet decidedly attractive as well. The frock with the pleated front has its pleats so placed that they, will not easily come out the back of the dress is plain. Tho peasant sleeves are sewn to a dropped shoulder. A new collar finishes the neck of tho second 'ew Klfetrio Ship Ut Carry American Fruits I-ONIKJN" (INS) A unique ad vance In cargo boat construction and marine engineering is represented by the cargoer I-a Plaza, the first vessel lo be entirely driven by electricity, built for an American firm of fruit exporters for ther Maderia trade. With a capacity for seven million bsnanas, she has many new details hitherto unknown in cargo boats. Flings at Folly Laziness Is the quality that makes a husband think the drying of dishes an undignified task for a man. "Gas will decide future wars." Well, the recent draw has taught the world that something is needed to de cide them. All we need to relieve the wheat situation is some way to sell wheat to people who don't need it and can't pay for it. The artist who says American wo men are more graceful than others because of their wild men 'ancestors should give some credit to the wild ,. women. We Offer A modern b-rood house, stone foundation, small cellar, small garage. House Is In good condition, located on hill in the west part of city on ono and one-half lots on corner; one street J paved. A small balance on street as sessments to assume. Price, $3,000.00; terms, $1,000.00; balance, $30.00 per mouth down to mortgago now on property. A flapper understands home vague ly as a place where she parks her self between dance engagements. "Don't imitate that busy bee too rlos-," said 1'ncle Khrn. "He's all right when he's working, but he lias a mean way of taking his relaxation." MONEY On Improved Union County Land Write J. C. Palmer, 225 Henry Bldg. Portland - Ore. A 5-room modern new house a good bargain for some one. Price, $2,100.01). Terms, $400.00 cash, bal ance $2f.00 per month. It Is worth your time to investigate this. We have manv choice lots for sale at prices that are right. Come a nd get informal ion oil our many places. . La Grande Investment Company Reliable Agents fur (tellable liiBtirnnra Companies. -i Adams Ave. Main Kathleen Campbell Soprano I'lANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach Accompanist Slu.Jio Eastern Oregon Music Go. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 What dessert will you have for that party? .Ice Cream of Course We Specialize on 1 FANCY ICE CREAM, ICES, SHERBETS . AND FANCY BRICK CREAM 1 4 Call us and we will help you choose t 4 what you want. . ' Use Blue Mountain Products Broadway at Stark W X Portland, Ore. m $ Vflll APE' A CCT TI? Vfl A Dl.'DQflM T Hill t That 'IS HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL Hill A .Year! ATTENTION through the combined efforts of a V staff, who after years of training, understand the needs of the travel- ing public. A MUSIC, DANCING and the DEST TO EAT At 1 Save Through a , m -II II ' ARTHUR; fl. MEYERS Manager A . havo now reached this mark. The other eight woro Ughurim and l)e Rons. Thin neord In a logical result or breeding Tor JncretimMj production. Kit hi A. Q. l.unn, liond of tho colU'go poultry department. Tho now chRliiplon wn batched March H, in 22. Iter find vkk was In Id Nowmlier HI, when alie was dnyn old. Her vkkh woigh ounces a dozen. Morale Itx to Ito Cut. ll.UNKS, Or. In tinlli'lpntlun of n Budden fruezo, tho Pacific Fruit Ex proKa company at Us North Powder atom fro plant hua turned tho water Into Ita lakes, from which tho Ico in out for conling relrlnerntor oars load ed with fruit ami veKrtublca passing over tho I'nion Pacific Tro Portland and Willamettu valley points during tho summer season. Thousands of tons of ico aro cut and stored tor this purputje annually at Norlh Powder. It is estimated that thero are 37 laiiKiKiKeK and dialects spoken in New York, Including American. Just Received A now lino of tins Alaska Bnblo rcudy to wear. Also full lino ot Alaska BmU Moccasins. All Kinds of I(aw Fun Bought ana (told CHRIS MILLER 1510 ADAMS AVE. Hi-al the Oliscrvor Want Ails. T T t f f f f I e 'I' ' A 17,000,000,000 Dollars Not Marks what the American Woman is spending this She is the purchasing agent for the consumer. She buys for the family aid the home. We have a real appreciation of business from women. We welcome them as depositors and gladly help them keep account of the vast sums passing through their hands. Savings Account With United States National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM i Ve il Match m CrsSJ ga"Sr iW vit; lires Against thcorld . .JWft-'Wl.l V Blue Mi Creamery La Grande, Ore. 110'J Vashingloti MAIN GO If C-T-C's Don't Outwear and Outrun Any 3Iake Tire You Put Up Against Them We'll Give You a New Tire Free BY ACTUAL experience and test C-T-C Tires are the best tires on the market, and the fac tory has authorized us to let YOU PROVE it for yourself or get a new tire FREE. Here is the most remarkable guaranty any tire manufacturer has ever offered the public. . Put a C-T-C tire on any wheel of your car, and any OTHER make tire of equal size opposite it. Run them continuously, and if the C-T-C doesn't outwear and outrun the other make we'll GIVE YOU A NEW TIRE FREE. This offer only holds good on C-T-C's boiifrht from authorized C-T-C dealers before January loth, and as you will need new tires by Spring anyway get in on this unheard offer NOW. C-T-C'n are the longest wearing tires the bft for non-skiil, hes-t for traction in muil nnd sano best fur crushed rock roa'is, ami liave the toughest tread, sti-onfre.it ri'lewalls, most expert hand workmanship and can be driven safely at low inflation. In spite of their WARANTEED SUPERIORITY, C-T-C's cost MORE than ordinary tircr. t.i . iv" K-MS 1 W KtH ii Tr tires mm I Si AUTHORIZED C. T. C, DUALEUS IN LA GRANDE Columbia Tire Corporation Factory Uranch 1113 Washington St., La Grande PLAYLF OIL COMPANY Other Dealew Throughout the County ami t r j b s ..A V X . .,1- T f t ? f t t T f f t t T t f f t t t T f t t i ? t t t T t T f f t t t t T T t