La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1927, Image 6

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    Jefferson Was
Born Day Like
ij This April, 1843
1)' llio AkmocIuIcU Pre
) First chief execuilvo to bo liuiii
KUraled ftt Washington. ThnimiHj
Jefferson, is nomembered iim much
for hi nx)-nreinnUal activities
um for his. populni- elk-lit year nd
iiilniHlriHinn rrom thhi in ihiiu.
II fi was bniit April J 3, 1743, In
VlrKlnlu, th K-at of orlKlmd re.
hellion,, awl bus lo hits bmmr llio
Uofuul writing '(ltd wIkuIhk of the
, Iifudunjilnn of imlepeudenofl, whom
fiCilnh birthday, July 4, DC'i;,
marked IiIh death at MunleHlo.
Hf wuh ft member of the Philadel
phia congress' which jlhivh hlrlh
lo the republic and also uf the
committee Unit chose the. nation
u Heal nnd legend, "IJ plurlhus
u mini."
- Jefferson's, ((rut official act an
third president of the fulled
PtqlfH emphasised hi principles of
fret upeech anil democracy. He
pardoned vcry prisoner under On
ftedlllon laws and. abolished al of
ficial pructlco smacking of royalty.
)1 tnadft a bargain foe the 1'nllcd
tiliteit ly pim-hnslng loiiiMhina
from France In far l5,OiMi,nao
hu IiIh embargo of I f '7 again!
hnih England and Spain wrought
griuit hardship an commercial
COliHlul HtjitHI.
I'tiotnuH .Jefferson Ik recognized
nt the founder, of the present dem
ucfutle. party, a paradox in poli
tic, for hP was leader of the origi
nal republican party, known an the.
unll-federulislH.
Jr. Nicholas Murray Ilutlcr will
Lf.th principal speaker al the cel
ebration, today at -Montleello and at
thf I'plvfrWty of Virginia, which
Jaffertwn founded, when students
will present wenc from Jeffer
son' life. .
.' The wmies will Include his, de
part nr from Monrlf-elln to accept
tbf presidential nomination; Man
ny moon Lodge, IiIh first hotnn In
Montleello 'after, his marriage; a
lawn dance when he played the
violin, and n scene with IiIh dupli
cating machine ut the fii'Ht revolv
ing topped desk, each IiIh Inven
tion. t 1 -
The Garden
'V , Tin; jakih; iti.l or
;l - i'oiiii:s
. ''..Mr, fjOUitio Heche Wilder In lur
flAu hook, "AdventurcH In My (la--rlujti-und
Hock Ciardcn," coined a
term that han hecyine a part or
(pirdonlnK .lanKUuife, "poppy niuit
tfi." A n:ntenre In her clinpter on
'rpappy Maule" HuntuiariwH the
ctnrm of one of (ha flncHl Kanh u
uniinnlH hull mm of the very es
('jfi Ik ifi'ow, bo eay thnt Heed
nity lM) hc.u tiered t(L apy time "f
he year with eer.talnly of a crop,
Jljpre, Ih the, lenience;
'A.: FiTUPh painter once wild
1 101 If-huiti t-itpthlf'to 'IniprlHoa
iitfn rtuivan Ihe Itirent hrllllaiicc
infVpnppleH In Hunnlilne; nor rin
wordH kIvo uny Idea pf tlp'ir flipdi
ntjl ilellcney: only In a garden fijll
ofv-tlietn where they may lp oli
fwVved year nfler. year thrfMirh
evj-ry pluiMn of their lovely devel
oifiuenl, In (ill their vaywad
piOniln, In kiiiihIiIih' and Hhadow,
HtQim "anil--trnmiullllly. can ohm
1-euitKe tlh'lr Infinite Krnee and va
riety, tlie nuiKle or their vivid.
fluKhlntf ehnrin."
f 4After Mr. Wlhler'n poppy chap
ter there Ik little left to my hy
wlly of deKciiptlnn. The Hhlrley
popplrn lire fuvotltcH In (ho Ka
dn for their ware and tri'eat va
riety of coloring, n.ew hltie Hhudeti
now hoi tik ud4ed, with n hewllder
Inp variety of the mont dellente
and 'tlBHiiellke pluUn. Haltnoim and
rosefi to; flntnlntf ncarlelH and rich
niarooim. Then there are the Ice
land jtopplrH t hut Hend tip their
Uulry ImdH hefnro froHt Ih fairly
out of the pround. They add bril
liant yellow to the. poppy colon.
The poppy couhIiih of t'alHOnila,
the 'ftbi'hftltxIuH, plve hrlltlant yel
low nnd onuiKOH, The lull tree
t 'ullforn'a poppy, Ihe llanneinun
nla, kIvch Htlli more brilliant yet
l(tW. . The one thlnif lo reuieiuher
about poppled Ih flint It Is prae
tlvully HMolcHrt to try to trnnsplant
them. flow where they are to
bloom. Sow thinly and Klvc them
about elKht Inchon of room. M!
the need with Heverut tliucH lis
hulk of Hand to make thin plani-j
I Vie cony, inn can Hen tier poppv
Heet even on the tmow In the war-
early
Dress Up Your Hdme For Easter
I U l Y fi K . 1 Ml III! If III II . . A-Tr I 1 1 ' I I t 'IUJI ir iHniT- TrT--:T ' K-
A. Make Your Koom Interiors as
Cnsitiimp.
With These Mew rieces
' ' A' home that enjoys spring refurnishing can be' as charming to look
at aa the. most lovely Easter costume and it gives you .permanent
satisfaction in new comfort and pride in living with an attractive in
terior. . Ilere are new pieces especially purchased to provide the inviting and
tasteful arrangements you desire and at moderate cost. Four entire
floors are crowded with the fine suites and individual pieces on which
;0lir. reputation for superior quality has been built. Any convenient
terms, are gladly, arranged so you in ay purchase out of usual income.,
And we are always glad to show you the latest arrivals.
Genuine Gov. Winthrop Desk
- Seldom have we seen a more be autif ul piece of furniture than this
. Qovernor Winthrop desk. It is a m ahogany piece, very roomy four
drawers with the double swell front pigeon holes, drawers and com
partments above. Youlll remark at its beauty of line and cabinet work.
. Priced at- .
$97.50
Lovely New Bookcases
i : Another extremely attractive piece that will add charm to any living
room or library is this new blended mahogany bookcase. It has three
compartments, the glass doors with novel
wood overlay bars. Four shelves give ample
book space
. $85 .
Coxwell Chair and Stool
... '..,.c
Nothing matches the. genuine Coxwell chair far true comfort.
This Js a particularly fine piece, beautifully done. The uphol
stery Is black mohair with black and gold tapestry back; tassol
lace trim; exquisite cushions. The price is $127.50. A large, lux
uriously cushion footstool to match is $17.50.
. v..
Mahogany Coffee Table
Coffee tables are popular and most useful either for living
room serving or for an occasional table. This one is of mahog
any with black lacquer trim, turned legs and stretchers priced
at $19.75. - . V :
"Four Floors Of
Superior Furniture"
A Pretty Table
Thin icoulon;il ims
;- jin i orliiKouuJ. fotcm'UMl ... inn-,
hominy top uml licnullfully
tinned i;.Ks. Tho finish (n
. lurcinrr anil the tulilo la
lnrK' enough ror rnrilM o.'
nmttll enough for any taKtc
ful KinuiiinK In llni living
roinn.
Koehler Sofa Suite
The graceful and -beautifully unhol-
stered sofa is replacing the davenport'
in many homes, the early American
designs being reproduced. This suite
has solid mahogany hand - carved
frame with covering of fine , mohair.
It is Koehlei'-made and is a charming
and : most moderate priced suite "at
$200. . .. r ;.
$29
Buy On
Our
Budget
Plan
Many other "scatter la
: 1 s" will upiH-al lo you for
i iTi otlnff new comrort anil
allinrdvoni'SM. Homo new tilt
ton ilesij-ns are especially
nice.
"Thirty Years of
Superior Service"
annuals and Hinall plants oil. mi
survive the winter. Order plenty
It will come up hi'lcM and of pnpl'V "'''-'l and try Home nf Ihe
H Ih one of the hrmllent or(new HtiulUM.
Announcement
WE ARE QUITTING BUSINESS
Saturday,
April 16, 1927
All accounts must be paid in full on or
before this date.
HARRIS GROCERY, ii
Across The Track
MAIN" 731
HEALTH
do vor wish to (iirr
ti iu:k( i i.osts?
Ity.l. II. Itiih, M. I)., Ulnulm, Ky.
Membev LioiKfia Meinoriul
I Ilrtt It tlto
Tn be absolutely miro of un ea
ly eotiiinniinatlnn of your desire l
Ih Im'h to o hack ut Uawt two
neratioiiH nod chooHi your
KiandpareutH.
4 'olleet four sueh whom yon
have reason to bellevo will pas
on to ihelr ehlldren certain ehar
aeti -rlstlcH, such as stooped Khoul
d i h ( w it h htrli of spact- fur the
pi npci' eNpatudou of the Iuuka1 .
antipathy ti lird getting tnout;h
rest uml kiMiu: until fatigued), a
de.slie tn mold all kinds of oit!
ibnir evereise, fear of freah Ul',
and nlli'T laetdis that produce en
unhealthy, puny' Individual.
I el us hoite vuw that thf"''
cliaiactei'lMtles which I'tredlNpone to
the old Idea (eyen now frequently! ThIhtcuIohIh Ih prevontahlel lte-!un Inherited tendeney toward tu
heard) that Avin over unmp eel- member thai even hetUthy people j bvrcllloHH Wquld. If he avoided hi
lars will cause tuberculoids, or tret tind well horn Individuals fra-
tinjr one'H feet wot will cause
pneumonia. Would you think that
tflven any sort of conditions (hiK'Ii
an the damp cellar or wet leot )
that one could produce a mouse
or a pansy? Of course nut. for
you realize that all llvlmr things
must hae parents and if Mil Ih,
true, na It surely I. then the lv-1
Injc plant which causes tuhercu-;
losis must come from otlu r- like
pin at ft. -
The plant cuuslnfr tiihercUloin j
will prow most easily In; the'
"Weakened" body such as .;'hnvef
nsK' d you to choose, but it wilt '
Krnw on the "race track' ( rcsls-!
tant or healthy body) If conditions'
are rltrht. Similarly, the waKeneil:
body will never become n prey to.
tuberculosis unless ttte microscop-:
le plant causinn; tuherriitosls 1b;
introduced. j
In addition to selecting
1 ll.i unll II ii It Ai. II In. )A.1.-
t)uentty die of
cause they have
the Infection. The individual wllh a victim of the
feet Ion, never have taken the dU-
liiliei'oiilnult hn.
been exposed to lin'1 coul(l l,ot hftT
"white plaffiio."
i fer-from
tuberculosis will be inherited by our forbears, in onu-r to be nr-
oiir parents find passud on to est of the end' result, we must ro
ynu, and then you are sure that; one p farther and Intioducei
(the Miil (your body) In fertile forjhilo this body the orimnism M
, the crow 111 of the little plant ' tuberculosis. This Is best and
i w ha h causes t iibereulowli ,as soon more certainty accomplished by (
as lids lutte plant .Kiln entrance ! iiisociailon wllh some one who U ,
! t our body. lalr:idy snffertnjr with tuherru-j
I 't course, ih--' plant cJin't crow J hsis nnd illwh.irRlnn the little
: una I ho M-eiT U sown and one plants about him by sneeaiinj and
''""'I Kft IuIm icuto,-tti. iirt matter 'conirhlnif. He with him and JTel ,
' tuiu e:tk h may be. untU he has some of his plants Into your hOdy
I 1 thi i'iiihi Intro. lured Into nnd In-the caiefulty prepare! n!l
j his Kji ni. ;rtisit doesn't psuaMv thev will floui lsh. Then yoil.
" rncc track, but It -will . w hile a llvlmr. ninvhK heiluilnm.!
V ' ""i it in . line h ut;. i no lUti uerii,uinni
liKiow there it the track Is disca rd-1 en n supply others about bv'itl
f 1 nnd if the cmss the little plants, for you j owes
Vm.eds aio tnlroduced. but It will minions of then:. because
Mev( r ttrow unless the seeds nr ' mnltlplv rapidly In your body n
j j Introduced. tlni" iroes on and you pro:rcfl
irl These htutciiunta bi intf to mini ton aid cteiully.
A Real Money
Barrel
To help you save and lwie
START
with'
A
COIN
END
WITH
A
BARREL
OF MONEY
, GET ONE TODAY
Come in let us explain our plain to fur
nish a bright metal money barrel to say
ing depositors. It offers a most conven
ient means of saving.
The Equitable Savings Bank
TKACII YOV.MJ TritKF.Y . ,p 17e Rlrls ,)y M
V. S. l)OMITIC SriKNCR I.ec Turk of Missouri at lh Klam.
rONHTANTINOI'l.K Turkish honl Normal school start -on thoir
of teaching domestic
households will he conducted I careers
somewhat on Ainerlcnn lines when 1 science.
!
ABERDENE
-UTAH
Of the coal mined in the AVest
Aberdeen-Utah is the very best
Field - Garden - Grass Seeds
You cannot find anywhere higher quality,
seed than our 1927 stock. All seed tested for,
purity and germination. ;;
SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO,
Phone Main 17