La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1925, Image 6

Friday, Juno 2fi. 192.").
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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RECEIVES WDRD
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Idler written by Miss Geneva Hav
re lo lii-r jut rents. Mr. unci Mm. K.
A. Hiiyrtf of Ixt (tr;tnoV: 'J - Id
lei watt iuhUm( . Kuifcnic. Ilon.m,
ForlnfunU,
Invulids,
Die Aged
Chidden
Contains the valuable muscle
and bone forming elements found
in the grain and whole milk.
Raises happy, robust children.
Nutritious and easily assimilated.
Prepared u t tioma by stirring t lie jew
eler ill hut or culd wuter. Nocookini.
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'thlllf. America's.
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Ji4. il THROUGH
SLEEP EH
jjaily from
y- l.AiltA.MK
SJlaQ Park Seaion
to
1 8end for dncrip. I lli'llMia 1
I live booklet that I TB-LldLaTV I
I tell. ll .bout it. ffVwVi
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Ln (ntntlf, Ort
China June 1, !!:!. -Miss Havre
liua been In China four yeurs. bln
iS SUperlllteU'lenl Of kIiIh' MfhdOl at
Kalf'-iik. i
"Our mission 'irl Blurted out an
UK tmuat IhlM iiipriitnv to huul
hrhk for tin' new bull'tiutf. Homo
I'hiiicttu suidiers look thf cart to
haul their IkikK"K", ' l l"-y were
moving. Tin- nirhr eeine nmnlntf
back unil rut led in- before 1 w
up ami wanti tl nie lo come quick- j
ly to ifct the cart hack. j
"Tin- Holdh'i'H urc not supposed
lo confiscate for-iKn-r' UiIlks. J
eouhl ileimnul I In- return of the
cart when the carter couhin'l. The'
HoMiers would pay n attention (o
hlii). i ilri'ririi'il (jiiicl;ly (ttnl about!
! u. tu. J succeeded in obtitinlnK u
ricksha and marled will) the carter j
and a eouph- of other uteri. TIhm
two men ran ahead ami the curler
walled lor mi to fume uloiiff lis
fUHt -us J could. j
"We followed tn th'i dircclinn'
they had Kone with the eart. Ohlll
we mid. I'd lh lrpi.t )rr wi'1
lost track and inadi- inquiry hh Ui .
Hit? Hohlh-rM camp. We h-arru'd'
that a Nuldlir eanip ttouth of th
railroad wiih inoviiiK. ho r wwil
In (hat dln-ction. Thf carter and
I hail lo ko on lo (he cump with-
out the oilier two non au w; had.
lout theiu pi Die dpot. i
"When vf arrlvid at the soldier
t amp, wo found our cart loaded
with liiiKtraK"' ready lo rttart. J unit i
the curler inside with my card nd!
an ollieei' caine uul to the iickrtlia
to latk with me. Me wantd to
know what kind of an 'outfit we
had. I told him thut we had n
Chlueae cart drawn hy Iwo initio.
and a home, li v;ih n hetler oui-
tit than Hie nvera'e we we, our
artlntulH were latKer and In 1 -1 1 i I
I'Olidilitfll.
"All the lime lhat I Hat tnere I ,
WltH Hiirrounded hy u lot uf holdl-'
era who were ein loiiH to h e and
hear I tie foreigner la Ik. When i j
would Hpeak they would nmke ex-1
ctamat itiiiN and mIkuh I hat they
W'el'O undel'MlaudlOK. l,r' Tiny
said iiuthiiiK diHreHpecilul at all.,
The officer flint mi hi to let I hem
lellv r tlilH one luau uud then wnj
could huve Hie cart, lull laler he.
onlered Hie curt unloaded and h- iU
tt OUt lO 11 H,
"Ho (icted very nice and fluid
they didn't know It wiih our cart
which wan ii ralHehood, for It had
a fluff on It Baying it wiih niimdon
properly. He tlioilKl't Ii" wuh Hav
ln face by Huyttitf what he tlld.
I thanked Mm und wo drove off
with our property.
"I wuti til lioiiin uhout un hour
before our other Iwo men came
runnluff buck all rtnt "of breulh. 1
They hud been huntltiK ull that lime !
and had kIvcii up finding Hie '
curt. The Chinewe were o,ultn uh- '
toniHlu-d lhat I had found the eart!
jund obtained (lie return no uuickly.
Hope we have no more inierrup
tionH with our new bulldlntr. Wis
need our brick. Jt Ik harvest time.
now and ull the curtM are luny, so
we can't hire any."
About Decimals, Pi and
Laritfuatfes and "('otjteis"
(Continued from Ftise One.)
tiortnicnt of foielKn diplomats
highly ediieuled. epeclally in the
lunKUUtfe. und iiomu of them even
longer jirartleed In KukIihIi than
tn ilwlr native Ioiikucm. Hut they
ntarted witli the latter and what
illy Htarted with Ih what tttUkH.
'I'lu-y may foi you for awhile, but
Hoouer or later noun llltle ueeent
or mlKtakeii interpretation of n
!nne of iiii-aninK Kivert them.
.More than ttuythliiK it' difficult
lo write naturally in two lunKi'uK
e, 'I'o IlIUHtrule; Cotinecled with
ion' of the I,iilin Aiiterh'liu hya
HoMH here i a Kecrt lory whose
convi raational Kntjlbdi Is us fluent
and accurate as any American's
but Jie wrlten it a trifle .Htlltedly.
One dey It occurred to nm lo imk
one or h-catl(tn nml' H w hat this
ii.ip's SpantHh wuh like. "Oh,"
HiiA the lalt'-r, "It's ah tfnod um
yuii ciin expect from anybody who
knows Kiuflish ho well." Thai's (I.
Kit her one iutiKliaKe lias sliKht ed-Ki-
on the other or neither Is unite
ibtiit.
The l.atln. particular ly the .Spa
niard, has the HtrsillK'- deliiHlnli
thai his laiiKUUK'- l very rich and
KliUliidi vry poor. "We have u
word for cverylhillK." ''"' pn
ih pea kink' diploma tin i en
plained to nie, "bu In KiiKlish vow
have lo use combinations of them
to make yourself clear." The iimt'
fact that the" KtiKllsh dictionary
contains at leusi :ia per rt lit mom
words than any l.atln tongue bm't
rtcoKntzcd um counthiff for u Miiuk
except. If you do provo your cusa
too overwheitnlnKly, you're very
apt to lose the l.atln friend you've
proved it to.
' I'ronunctutioii will ,w ork w on
ders wiih u word. The -Ufuiir-rall
-pronounce4l with the r's siron
iy rolled und die accent on lite hist
syllabic-family freuuently hua a
visiting member in WiuthiiiKton. On
'the hotel reKiwter lie uIkus It O'Kar
rel. One of the l.utin Auiertcun
attailies I know, a great movie
tan, liati a lot to ssiy ubout Noarmn
Tuhl-muhd-kay accen!. on tlie se
cond syllable but 'l wusn'l until
he Hliou'd it to me In print that 1
realized he meant Not'iuu Tal
inadKe. Once 1 saw "coetcls" on
the wine list In a Unreelmiu hotel
and when I ordered u Marllul seco
ir diy. 1 found I'd giiesm-d ilrrht.
The water In l-'i'eiiehmun'M Hay,
on lieseri Island, off. the coast .of
Maine, ut midday of the day when
one of t lie marine annelid worm
breeds. heeomen blood-red due lo
(he untold numbers of red ejjKs eni
1 ill u the bottom WUtei'H by the
Major Crops in U. S.
In 1921 Profitable.
Report Indicates
WAHHI.VOTO.V (Al) The
country' major crops of lust ytxr
arc reported hy the department of
agriculture ur. having r'-turned
profits for the farmeiM.
Th average IWJi cost of ' pro
ducing whf ut on 4'i t i re present u-
tive farms was placed ut u
liushel eumpured with un average
sale value of fl.4:i u bushel. The
average corn crop cost bbi farms
was hi cents u bushel uguintit u
l.lii bushel :He value and oats on
riftitli furuiM cost Mi cents a bush
el and had u sale value of f7
cents.
Average production costs for po
tutoeH In different parts of the
country were beluw 'he average
Helling price, but less lhan tllfi
!!:':! margin.
Labor of the farmer and his
family on a rental bas.s were in
cluded in cost charg .
Hoft corn, the department found,
deprived many farmers of husking
corn last year alter they had fill
ed their silos, and it pointed out
dial its figures on this crop were
likely to be Influenced to a greater
extent by reports from furniers
who wen less affected by low
yields und suit corn than from
thorn w hose crop wen severely I
duniaged.
Jn the early potato Keel Ion tin?
average cost uuk $Mi,M un act'" ,
jund the nvenugr Bales valmi M:t.a8
Jan acr. The north central group
(of si a tea showed Ute lowest marg
in bitwecn cost und value the av
erage cost being SH cents tl bushel
and the price receii-d uwraging
Al cents.
Fully 'jit per (filt of the non
game birds taken in New York state
wero killed by uniiuturalu d. foreign-born
persons.
If You Want the Iteet
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Re Son It l Made by Gwilllam'i Electric Oakery Fluent
Oregou'i Leading Ilrcad aud I'aKlrj Ilaki-rs a
Gwiiliams, Electric Bakery
. Home of the Gulden Crust
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Get Yourself Braced For The Shock
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We have another real sale for the Housewife,
puss up this sale on Galvanized Ware and other
articles lo make your "Ulue Monday" look sunny
The Art of Giving
Satisfaction
I'cihiips you'll say there's no such thing as "art" in the grocery
business. JHit we make our business an ART the art of giving salr
isfactiim.
And that's just another way of expressing our idea of good service
giving you fine Quality of goods with that variety .of careful, courte
ous attention that makes you thoroughly satisfied with every dollar
you t;(M?nd.
People who are our regular customers "swear hy" Pattison's good
service. If you appreciate dealing with that kind of store, we believe
one experience here will result in continued satisfied visits.
Phone Main 80
PATTISON BROS. GROCERY
"Particular Grocers for Particular Housewives"
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Xo Phone Orders Taken on This Sale!
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GALVANIZED PAILS
8-Quart '.. 27c
10-Quart 2Sc
12-Quart :....3:ic
14-Quart 31c
Brass Wash Boai'ds (iJc
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GALVANIZED TI I5S
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83c
9(!c
$1.00
Zinc Wash Boards 59c
Saturday, June 27, Only
I Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co,
Home men Ro ut their pleasure
as though they mean business.
..,., . .-..I . ii iiiiiiiiimi.iiwiin mil mi i u in un in mil um i l III ill l nil l I i II ill , I III " Ml
obile
& Fortv Autom
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This Is
Himself
Meet Him Face to
Face and Read What
He Has to Say, in
Saturday's Observer
See Saturday's Observer for Full Particulars
Says Perkins, My Special Sale Didn't Move the Cars, So Now
I'll Sell Them at Auction to the Highest Bidder
VERY
EASY
TERMS
I Have Brought G. T. "Gre" Gregson, the Automobile Auctioneer of Spokane
Here and Given Him Full Authority lo Sell 40 Cars for What They Will Bring
Perkins Motor Co., La Grande, Ore;
NO
BYE
BIDDING
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