La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEItVEH Thursday, October G, 1927 v. SI I! '4J;V ii ' '.. .-:: : How's Your Whiter Supply Of BLANKETS Cold Weather Is Due Stock Up with Bedding Now Here Are Fine Blankets Priced Low . - If you need some warm new blankets for the cold nights of winter, this is the time to buy. Don't wait until severe weather makes come member of the family suffer for want of sufficient bedding. ' ' Here's a wide range for you to select from and you can't find better quality blankets at these, prices. Just compare the weight, the long wool, the uniform thickness, -the ap pearance. !. . : , All-wool C-lb. grey dou ble blanket, whipped edges a wonderful blanket for warmth and lasting comfort- Nashua part-wool blan ket, 72x80, double. A beau tiful and very excellent plaid blanket , in several colors . Special plaid, double blanket all wool r edges silk bound fne long wool an extra high quality blankets-varied colors $11.50 '. : Supreme' .blanket;;! wool ... mixed. This is a very good .; double blanket, -.available; in different colors an ex cellent value at ! B&fbaricMotif r:'r:iii::m::z:i::;::::::::T:'T-s-T "f'st;; j J ffl cTni Timber Losses Are Avoided By Eradication of Beetles and Grubs; WASHINGTON. AP)- flve million dollars ft year could be Forty-; Logs, bolts, timber, lumber, and crude or finished products are naved In timber in the United Wtat- attacked. Infested wood always is ea by correct methods in fighting fined, more or less, with fine or grubs and wood-boring beetles, en- coarse powdery or granulated hor tomqJogiKts say. jlng dust und Is called "powdtr- i The direct money Iosh to lumber pouted." TIiIh lype of injury is nnd cut timber, resulting from de- nmisuajty dungerous since the fects caused by hisects, 1 enor- 'grubs continue their destructive inoiift in aggregate' it. greater, work in the wood and nlso.inlVHt proportionately, authorities do-, other timber nearby, dure, thuu the Iokh of live trees.) Methods lo udopt in reducing the In lumber, the' defects not only toss from nowder nost denend on make largH ftupplh-s unfit for use, which of four or fiv different j but reduce all affected material to species of Insect does the damage. : lower grudfft. In sonu cases finished wood pro- j Thomas 1J. Snyder, forewt insect duets can be treated successfully Investigations, places the piinrlpal with pHraffiu wav, varnish or other . types qt inayni ut-'ucKHin mree nib rs whlcii will close tho pores deflnllo groups, pinholes, (rr: holt's, and powder post. The first appear as round, usual ly open, boles ranging from one on. hundredth to one-fourth of an ineh In lllnmi-lnr tua.ln bit In. p liv niaSSiVe fasll- ambrosia htptlti nr tlrnher wnnim. inlaid with enamel pinholes made bv the heel leu nr New jewelry Hounds ,a primitive note in its coioriui foiling. Jade, in an architectural design, forms of two types, those caused byudult this peudunt, tlie focal point on a dinner gown, uud prevent egg-laying. .- ( Kffeetlve remedies include hltn drying at high lent pi-rat ores, j steaming at I3 riegn-es Kuhrt-n- j heit. ami treatment with a mixture j of ltcroseni' and roaltur creosote, J ufter whteh the material should lift kept In ifiiu run tine. Huhmerxlug logs in a milt pond, or prompt utilization of them, will prevent much loss from ntlneks by some insects. WAIT . For Our s Sensational Sale Of Nationally-Known' Orthophonic Victrola Phonographs . And Victor Records , Coming Soon! MAIN' CARR ,A,N' "n I'liriiltillv ('., Inc. 77 HEALTH beetles boring into the trunks of 'growing trees to luy eggs and rear young, or by larvuo which also may burrow into- the wood.' anil those i , ... . , caused by udult beetles or larvae ! In freshly felled logs or bolts, and ' We're not sure- who the nest tn green or partly seasoned tim- president will be but feel pretty ber. ... - ', . I ertuln the fellow next door, with WHAT TIIK voiu ;ojtkk .M KAN'S Hy Arthur It. Mcf.'riiw, .M. 1)., .Detroit, Mieh. Member (liiijts .Memuritil To seek nut it ml entiilnuue TR'C'AD'E" Nokold plaid double blanket, part wool,v 66x80. A very pretty blanket and a very;, attractive value at this price '';-: $4.50 ' : Far-West double cotton blanket, 64x7G a very fine sheet blanket . $2.40 Also a fancy plaid sheet blanket, 66x80, at ' $3.00 Nothing quite takes the place of a good, heavy comfort on cold nights. Here arc some fancy home-made, comforts some with flannel backs. ( They are made from; 3-11)! ! cotton fleece and they' are attractively priced. You may also need other home furnish-; ; ings sheetings, ready-made sheets and pillowcases. - Don't fail' to see the many hew bed spreads we have received recently. As always, your purchases here are fully guaranteed. Dependable Quality HILL'S Dependable ..Values ; Grub holes, or the vlargor worm thf saxophone wont mahe it. ' 1 holes, '- are oval, circular, or : . Ir- , - ; ; : reffiilur holes three-efghts of an ineh to one Inch In diameter, pro duced by adult Insects boring into or laying eggs in the trunks of liv- definltfons Of Whirl the word goillfl ' r uuru.is imu Kree ,oB3 i..u,...u ,.111.1 I.. n i,,,,,,.,..,!,,, nii If lay eggs and rear young. The leiiKthy task. (.'astiiiK nwlde specu lation, however,-let us .seek out the real 'moaning of tills word by the simple process of 1 finding first where the wortfl came : frujn and then seeing how the original mean ing is lipplied to' n definite abnor mality or (license. (ioltre Is obviously not tin Kng- appenrance of goitre In children is almost entirely preventable, no haby should be allowed to grow up without llH parents having their ph.VNicion institute preventive mea sures when, or before, the school age is reached. yonug, or larvae, cause most of the damage to the wood, which serves both us food and shelter. -m i'owder post is that class of dc feet in which t hit larvae or Insects reduce the wood fibres of seasoned, or partly seasoned, wood to a powderlfko condition. The damage occurs in the seusoned or partly ...'., i.. .11 ,i '.' i, .. in. both hardwood- and softwoods. many other words, it has ' been taken from another language,.! in this case Krennh, and adopted in to our own vocabulary. Turning to a French dictionary, we find that goitre Is not even French, but n. modification of an old latln word . g u 1 1 u r. And we are su r- I prised to find' that guttnr simply I means, throat.' Hut -if that Is all' it menus, how bus It come lit de scribe a definite medical abnor mality? , . Centuries ago the French prob ably reeoKnized that lumps of vari ous sizew appeared in tpe front of some' (teo)ile's necks. '.Needlngn good descriptive' word 'for i this, they tool; the old Latin word gut tnr and made from it a French I adjective, goitreux. Not knowing what sueli swelliiiKs were, It was' iull, natural that they shnuhl think of such people ; , us Iveint; f throaty.' For runny, years- phyj siclans lind lnyn'ien u like were con-I tent to call people with I Monday - For Cereal and Baking Vted some way, each day1 . &ives you health and pepi ' i AT ALL GOOD GROCERS Diabetics Now Take Aguuniel Treatment ( Without Trip to Mexico f'PARfif PERSONALS Ivunter nnd rhlldren were guests of .frs, Clarence Vnnorder Hnnday af- ttrnooh, .'. ' . I The logging camp of the O run do TltR FA UK, (Special) Mr. and Hondo Lumber company has mov- 5frs. Kenneth Vanorder were over night guests of Mr. and Hrs. 0arane.a Vanorder Haturduy. ' Mr. and Mra Albert Olson anil children "moved from Kd Phillips ranch to the loggglng camp Thuiw-(day. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.i Hunter and iuuugnier, jua, anu son. jacu, and (Mrs. (. . Vanorder and daughter, Klva, were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs, V' A 11 (.1111... ..I lit.. I. ..., ...I.... .'iinri uv ) irrn I iirmiU). ; Mlsa Oelia Vandevanter is at tending high school In liaker. Mr. and Mrs, Hay and rhlldren 'have tnovrd Into the old Wallueo i fioylea' house. - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles llorton and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morris and tMp 01 auKitr were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vanorder Hun fty. Mx. and Mrs.. Fred Tlradshnw Tand children moved to Htg Creek rhist week. i There are 20 pupils itttendlng The 1'ark school. Warren Kvans, H.ulumae Wiggleswortlf and Floyd i Vanorder all received u cert If U ' cute of honor for perfect atten dance In school for last month. A. J. VanUovanter, who has been busy threshing grain for tho farm- ; ers In Uuker valley. Is home agulu because of thy heavy , rains last week. Clarence Vanorder In cutting wood for the school house. The mountains that, surround The I'ark are white with snow this week. ' Mrs. Tom 11 ratten and son. Ken. heth, snd Mrs. Coon und daugh ter, Helen, nnd Mrs. A. .1. Va'ide. ftp KNIGHT SPRING CANYON ' COAL i-tlMP, HTOVE AND MX QI'AMTY (il AHNTK.I I) VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone 'Main 732 for service d to 1 hn old Kuton place In The I'ark. Miss Ida Hunter returned homo recently from a two weeks' visit in I.a Grunde with her sister, Mfs. C. Wilson. ' Mrs. 1 initio n and Mrs, Coon were vlHltor of Mrs. A, J. Vundevunter Tuesday forenoon. Chrlstiu . IMillllps Is busy this week hauling poles for I. J. Pow ers. . Mr. and Mrs. (. K. Wilson and Kd J'hlllips went to Haker on busi ness Friday.. The I'ark has been visited by several hard rains during Die past week. Mr. und Mrs. Kenneth Vanorder ret timed f rom a week s ca inpl ng trip on the Mlnani river Friday evening. - Frank Wlggleswnrth and Clar ence Vanorder Installed -some new desks lu The I'll Hi school house -Tuesday.'. Chiirles Olson and Kd 1'htMlps are working Tor the (Irande Hondo I. Umber company In The l'arl They are skidding Iiiks. Mr. and Mrs. Prdell Lay are the parents of an etKht-pound baby girf burn Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Willis lltiys orr thn ISLAND CITY PERSONALS ISLAND OITV. (Special) Mrs. Krnest Hall, of Winchester. Ida., left .hero Monday morning for her home, accompanied by ber mother. ;Mrs. N. Perrlne; o this place. Mrs. j I'errlne, who sprained her arm nuoitf nine. UKO. will Hiuy Willi tier dnughter until her arm gets bet ter, i - , flobert Kail, of Knterprise, visit ed at the home of his grandmother Mrs. N. I'errine. Sunday. He re turned the same evening to his home. A birthday party wan given In honor of William Schroeder Hat urduy evening at (he home of his son, John. Only relatives and close, friends attended und a very enjoy able evening was hud. Mr. Schroe der was H3 years old. The Island. City Kpworth busi ness meeting wan held ut the Sim mons home Friday evening with U' large crowd In attendance. After the business meeting a social hour was spent In games after which light refreshments were served. Mrs. UeorgtvWuy. of I .a Grande, spent I he day Tuesday with her parents of a seven-pound baby girl horn Monday evening. For centuries Mag uey sap, known as Aifuamiel, hua been the great natural remedy of Mexico. Since thn .Spanish Conquest scientists have studied it. yuliin IIiium Plant . ' uu, r" " . nnlni'i'Ofi I I";i"',(es punnsneu eiuaigeu Ita lBltnin.i a .,h fr r.a v.Ur. iiT-iTivr, kviiomis, ur;'niruiiiy; niiu iei European anu American puysiciuns jt go;at thin. HuL' iiK niedleal and'- "v sen witilthy diabjtlrfc fl-nd other iiiiniV.':i..t.i V,A;rrt.'.ri.v"rt 7C.L? i -sufferersTO Mesltftrt(fTJrtiilt"7tguamlel. amitonilcnl knowledge Inerca'ied, it i JleJ,llk8 are medical history. was found that .such big necks Now a trip to Mexlroia unnecessary, were due to nn enlarKeinent of a Asmel. delli ious syrup concentrate of uit.iu ,u. i it iMaKuey Rip, has world-wide use. Does single nigap. the thyronl gbrnd. not spotl like fresh sap. It ia Aguamlel i mih K'Jimi is roiiKiuy i smipeu. with all vital elements intact, auso unri lies on each .side and In front hitely unchansed except for removal ,.e n. n it. ! i .i i i m i. ! " water without cuoking. . Nothing of the windpipe. Normally, it nan,naud. Nnn-ulcohollc- . 'just he fell.,, if anv parr of this' All diabetics should investigate. Free Carl Perrlnn nml i irldti.l Anhihrr.a tiiu .... i ...,.,... n uuKe booklet at vour drutf store. ''t Monduy morning on a hunting .. .1.0 :Mt ami ..Hon . ' llinwlw'c "i. nejr Aien. io no . gone am inai gome means men Is an anoui thre days. They also hope enlargement of the thyroid utnnd. mother, Mrs. C. C. Prouty. to bring home a deer a piece. Mrs. Mllo Bloekland was snop. plug In Im Graiide Tuesduy after noon. , ' Uuy Murks shot a large buck deer Monday morning. The Island City school will be clqsed Thuraduy and Friday be cause of thn teachers Institute this week. Its existence in so many hundreds of Tieonle const il of es u hitIoiik problem of Individual and public' hen 1th. No physical examination can be culled complete that does not Include n careful search for any- enlargement of the thyroid gland and an equally careful ap praisal, ' cheeked by kihomlory I methods if necessary, to see wheih cr It Is functioning In a normal or j n diseased ma n ner. A ml. as t he rirritpl ctacEiinATEB mcoouo ICMMItl FOR SALE BY, . (;laH Di-n.s. Inc.; .Mnou I)imk Co., nixl fMlM'i' Ii'HiIIiik DruKi"!'. . Ailv. You Are Invited i To listen in on the World Series Baseball Games ' and Football Games which will be coming in over the ZENITH RADIO and reproduced through WESTERN ELECTRIC SPEAKER. One demonstration at our - store will convince you that you need a ZENITH in your home. . We. will be glad to place a machine in your home, which will allow you to realize the differ ence of reception with the down-town reception where there are numerous electrical disturb--;ances .. ......... . , t ...i.' .. ... . Hear the! ZENITH today and be your own judge. Jack Allen Supply Co. R. A, FARNAM, Mgr. PENDLETON LA GRANDE La Grande Branch cor. Adams & Elm BViBLER PERSONALS this- to I mhler for the winter. .Several (mblerheH saw tlje Tun-ney-tJempHey flht ple'.nres In J-n tJinnde last Monday night. I C. Itruee Dolman, of Wolf creek. Is vlsitiiiK frlemlH and relatives here IMDI.KR (Special) C C. well and eon have taken over die this week. Mr. Molman has n slug line from In O ramie to Jus- chicken rnneh nt Wolf creek. He eph. Mr. Iinswell Is an old tinier Is also Interested in the Iotirel here and at one time was driving camp grounds. the old stage couches from Klin ! Air. und Mrs. Wahlorff, of Ia .10 Wallowa county. The last few flrande were business visitors here' jc'M.i mix iirifii iiM'iueu in mm mi, iom tMinesoity aiiernoon, Klht M. Walker visited at the Miss ltuth Llttreal was in a home of Mr. ami Mrs. Mverett (Jrande Vdnesduy. Keown In Iii Oninde last Tuesday.) Fretl Nodine s)iipied a large Mrs. J,uey Allen made n businesA bunch of chtrken Wednesday eve trip tn Ui (Irande Tuesday. ' nlng. Jack Hhlrrell spent the week end ' Itecause if so much rain it Is ul vlsltlng In l-a flrande. most Impossible to net the apples Mr. and Mrs. Knneh have moved gathered. Health-giving Bread The bread we all have wanted, but could not get. It gives the meal that "Something" so necessary to perfect nourishment. It's the same kind of bread our forefathers built their rugged constitutions on. Is made from 100 whole wheat flour, ground from select wheat in the good Enright'i Stone Process way. ' It comes fresh from the oven every morning. Just order a loaf today. The genuine is wrapped in pa per bearing the oval label. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery ree Free! Rifle Match Opened to Boys Between Ages of 8 to 16 Years at Oregon Hardware & Implement Warehouse. Saturday, Oct. 8 Sponsored by the Boy Scouts, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, . P. Athletic Club and Wing Fin and Fleet foot Club. ' Boys between the apes of 8 and 12 years, inclusive, to be in a junior class, the winner of which will receive a medal, and a senior medal for those between the ages of 13 and Hi years. , An ex-officer who was an instructor in firing in the army and just returned from the National Match at Camp Perry, will be in charge of the shoot and will give instructions and practice to the contestants be fore the shoot takes place. Come in today and get the details. Every precaution will be taken against accidents and no rifles or munition will be allowed on the grounds except those furnished. All guns and ammunition will be supplied free of charge by the Oregon Hardware Co. am-