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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1928)
Friday, June 1, 1928 EK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bolcct cuts, which como froiu I those parts of the animal whlcb receive, least exercise, ' aro uiuscu. lar with little connective tluil. . Theso are bolter when cooked by dry hout. . The chief methods am broiling, panbiolllng, loaslliig, puu, frying and frying. . : . . . . labor "Income" on Small Farms I'l'llLIO JIONOIW AJII'KHE LYONS (Al1) The houso of Am pere, at tho little vIIIubo of I'oley mleux. near Lyons, him been bought by public subscription. It was In this houso thut tho plonoor In elec tricity spent what he described as his happiest days. thrne-ysar average labor Income of Ji4; one with 140 aires t36, and one with' 280 acres 11060. . i This Increase, of Income with In crease in business generally Is true whalovcr tho locality, economists say. 'i'lio number of acres, how ever, necessuiily docs not deter mine the sizo of the business, or two farms In a given locality, each with tho sume number of acres, one ll, uliienable to lurglcal procedure, apj rnual to cripple and banill cap the Individual. Buch under' atandlng should be sufficient for tho wise to act upon. Man may conquer everything ex cept a Benso of lonellnctm. Al With Somebody Else's Wife Is Insufficient for Good Support m 3 - WAHHINdTON (Al') Ills llv of the farms lnrvlnir the lat'Kesl Ink condlUurm Irrevocably llnkoil buslm-Hs averaged a labor Income with the profit ho rirH frum two find it half times' larger than lulror, the oporutor of a small fui-m cannot always ('Xpert nn Income one-tlitrd of tho farms having the smallest sized business. - large enough to maintain tliu IiIkIi standard pusarlblo on a larger acre A good kO-nere corn and Iroi? Curm in Central Indiana had an nviiraKo labor income, of $7r7 for eight years: a 120-acro farm $1302; a 700-ncro farm JI.032 unit u, StU- may have a much lurger business ago. ami consequently u larger labor In Kcanomlsts of Ilia department of agriculture, sny tlrure are many come by u mora Judicious uso DM 3 the land. Economists do not hold farmers in the United Hlntcs nlioao business Is too small to support their families oll. Unless there Is some other source of Income, they must lncreusc their operations. Indication that luhor Is worth inoro on a Jarife farm than on n smallor one Is reveulcd hy studies conducted at various points In the country. In each locality one-third aero farm t2S6C. In tho Shenan doah valley of Virginia a ftood ap that an Increased lubor Incomo noc cssarlly depends on tho acquisition ple farm with 25 acres of hearing of more lund. orchard uvcrnged a 1988 labor in STGD DRIED come for five years; one with. 60 Oregon Cherry acres II87N: and ono with 7G acres $:17S5. In the 1'nlouso country of Idaho und Washington, where wheat Is the principal crop, a farm with 60 acres of wheat inudo a Quality Is Aided 41 5 By Good Spray Page Ten .... , w" '' " 5 rr i my- 4 mte EVERY day crowdcj with interesting event including Floral Parade miles of beauti fully decorated floats; grotesque Merry khana procession and Parade of Nations; Expo iition of Roses; Coronation of Festival Queen; . Children's Pageant Revelry Amusements Thrills of a lifetime. Portland's Most Glorious Pageant Pageant performance ever night, June 11-15. . Played In great Civic Stadium 30,000 scats. Largest outdoor stage In the West. , NINE spectacular episodes symbolizing in dra . matic action the historyot the North west country. . Brilliant, colorful, musical. Cast of 3,000. v Pageant end Parade Tickets tin Sale Now Renervc "rati by mall thru Multnomah Civic Stadium Association, .14 1 1 Public Service DulUlini!, Portland ' PRICES FOR STADIUM SEATS ' PAGEANTi Every night, June 11-Mi 75c) $1.00, $1.50 , 9Z.00. Deiriuiuitc performance dcftiri'd. . PARADIiSi Moral I'urade, Juno 14th Mcrrykhana Parade, June 15; 25c and 50c. ' EXCURSION FARES ALL RAILROADS By Mrs. Mm MAcCiRtcon, Dimlar IlcuntcU Sumi Drainboards snow white -yet unscrubbed Ono of my enrrr aMmiici.l8 writrs mo thnt ehe in hnviiiK a most timo with a d i n a y , pray drninboard in n ayii sho Una 8vrhm 'til shn i cxlmustrd, und tho Milium and disi;olnrnli(ni3 nro (Mill thrrc l'vo written t lu-r to hIo 'HTtilibinn at onro! Tlu-ro if positively nnnenHoril in t hew days of "pa5V lumsoktM'piim." 'I'rid nocpsnity for "fllmw drp.w(" vaniijifi. when Clorox nppenml. ( rul, nnMnil no worry. JuM apply Clnrnx in tho rnrrrct ntlntion tho ttiri'c lion nr on ttm ImM nw prpstnt phininff, bright cleanli ness everywhere. Stained white porcelain White pnrrrlnin, tip (r en amelpd nrmnho;ini.i r:n h& kept spntlivw in the Mine easy way. AKvayd rinse wi-ll us wwin tw the sjMita have disapicareil. Bleaching hnrdwood floors A wntimn wrote me frrtni Denver to tell me what won derful results eho got with Clnrox for blearhinn her floors. Mrs. MacGrcgor has prepared for you a most interesting Easy Housekeeping Chart to hang in your kitchen. Send for your free copy. lip iuvs; "first 1 IVjl wiihIuhI the floors with soap and water. Then i npplied a C'lorox ' Kolulion with ft limp nn ilireetiMl. This 1 let stand fnr half an hour. I could si-c my llMtrs Knwin(? huhtrr ev-ry ininutr. rl'hi('lit mx rut the dirty wax and var ntih und hleat'hrd tlte floors un dcrncath. Then I rinwd them with eli'.ir watrr. When they were llioroitulily dry my hus band varnished, waxed and pol ished them, p were so proud of our work and all our friends thought we had new floors!"' . Let me help you If you hnvo n problem of better, easier cleaning, do write to ne. If I ran hHp I will. My labonitory is alwnvs at your nerviee. And if you "have found betirr nnd easier hnukeepinc wnvs, won't vou h thq Roori word ahmc? 1'hnuimnd of othT women will Ih interested anil I can tell theui hero just as I tell you. Mrrt M rOKronfi Dept. of Houehold Seipnes hirox ( 'hetmenl Corp. Oakland, California. Bleachet Removes Stains Destroys Odors Kills Germs AT ALL GROCURS Ouod euro of OroKon chenieH Ki'uwn fur cannlttK purposes colli for Bpraya that will not Injure the cuniilnK quality. Cherry muKRoti are a major pent in Home sectlona, though other are still entirely free. From approximately June 5 to 20. the udult rruU-cherry flle8 up pear In the orchard and stay for about three weeks, finds the Ore Kon experiment station. These files mint: the cherry, placing the eg underneath the surfuce of the ski of the fruit, hence the adult files are attacked. As it Ja their habit to lap up greedily any veet sub stance on the surface 'of the foil age . during this period, sweetened poisoned -bu It spray treatment has been developed to kill them. - The formula for the preparatlb of the poison-butt is us follows; Lend nrsenute, one-half pound molasses or syrup (never honey) two pounds; und water, 10 gallons. Tfil. umuuut Is sufficient for spray ing approximately 00 trees. Throe spray treaments are. given, the first when the udult flies up pear; the second about 10 days after the first, and the third ubout one week httor. Approximately one pint to one quart of solution to the trco is sufficient. . Cherry spruys with Umo sulfur solution Injure tho cunued produce and hence ure dangerous. The directions for spraying fruit if followed closely will insuro cher ries free from cherry maggots. More complete directions can bo obtained directly from tho Oregon experiment station. . h i;vj;mm; i;nsi;mhm:.s OV MIOTAUJO FAIUtlCS l'AUIU (Al') Two cvoning en aeiiibles of inetul cloth, one of gold unci the other of silver, are In eluded In Juan l'atou'a inld-sutu iner showing. Hoth costumes havo matching coat und dress. The gold cnseinblo has an exaggeratedly circular coat heavily trimmed with fox. Tho sil ver coat la without fur and Is a straight-lino wrap u round model FIT ara her HOMKItWAlIl'S 1II-:M .ikuiw.a ki;i;i 1'AltlH (Al) KoiiiirsuultH Jerltza's recipo for -Jceeping lienlth und figure. In front of a group of women friniUH who had como to her ho tel hero to greet, her the stntoly oionuo prima donna of tho Metro polltnn Uporu calmly turned a few cartwheels, und hoad-over-hcela spins. "That's how I tin it." she laugh. od, coming up radiant and unfltir. ried.- Htrcnuous exercises aro n part of Her progrum ovcry day, shu suys.. 11 r hEA. freio York Burt This picture of Al Smith with somebody else's wife would be aston ishing hut for the fact that she Is Mrs. John A. Warner, his daugh ter. The picture was taken down at the water front the other day when Mrs. Warner and her husband returned from a European trip. HEALTH KO MOItl-: IHvATfIS FllOM Aiii:.MiiTris liy ltciiiortl FanHis, M. M. Ohitiagu The appendix Is un organ with out uny real work; und it seems, therefore, like the proverbiul Idle boy, prone to get Into trouble. IJke tho tonsil, It Is liable to become Inflamed; und, when thus Inflamed It muy burst, just us a boll does. Only when the uppendlx bursts, In stead of that being the end of tho suffurlng, It Is likely to be the end of the patient. For the poison pus breaks into the abdominal cuvlty, and when un Inflammation, spoken of tin peritonitis, spreads hero cx- eiislvely, It Is practically always fatal. To abolish deaths from appendi citis, wo must prevent peritonitis. this wo ure helped by nature; for, st run go us It may seem, all tho symptoms of appendicitis are really tho results of natures pro tective measures. Tho excruciat ing pain the patient sudors orders him to lie down und keep (iv'et: ho vomiting leaves the stomach empty; tho fever spells better re sistance'; tho cessation of bowel movement mentis rest to the in flamed organ; tho adhesions, a glu ing together of the colls of the bowel, so baneful in their after f- 'cts, un tho best means at hand to keep tho pus from spreading. Such knowledge, which we be lieve every layman should have, . ought to go a- long way toward fit Ijting him for intelligent co-opera- Ition with nature and doctors. Ab- solute rest is essential, no getting up or even sitting up. Nothing snoum ue put ipio lue stomach, not even water at first. No effort should be made to open the bow els. They may open at the wrong place. I'u in killers muy give tem porary relief, but ut the expense of ultimate disaster. To try to check. I the vomiting by dosing the stom ach is worse than useless. ly let ting nature do hor best & certain number of putients recover. They do so, however, with a damaged appendix,, much nioro liable to be como inftumed ugain thun It was before, or possibly with un abscess In tho abdomen which muy luckily burst Into the bowel or onto the skin. llnd we no skilled 'surgeons, leaving nature , alone . and doing practically nothing would be the besf course to pursue . liut the sur geon can remove tho inflamed ap pendix much more safely thun the patient cun keep It. lie may be able to take out the dangerous pus sac Intact. The proiupi, removul of tho Inflamed appondlx Is ono of the most brilliantly successful of all tho feats of limn. . Operation delay until abscess has formed or general peritonitis , has set In, may still succeed in swing life, but not mwrly as smodthly or cer tainly. Removal of the appendix, after adhesloiiH have formed, may remove the ' prime cause of the trouble and danger nnd give con-' .sidornhle rolief; hut the adhesions und other sequels present muy not Watch the chef broil chops 1 . 7 . a little at a ttme on each side . . . Hills Bros follow the same princi ple in roasting offe V V'iC v Si fail 9 SHK'S QUL-.KN of the Court of' Ihe Mediterranean, the snnual pring leMiv.il MA at San Anlonio, Texas in commrmorslion of llie Ballle of .San J.irinlo, in which Trx.u won its independence fiom Mexico. The uc-n tliis year ii Miii MjiiIi e CM I v. (fins To siiAi. in the juices and cook the meat evenly, each side of the chop must he exposed to the fire fnv minutes at a time. Hills Bros.' patented, icmtimimis process of roasting coffee a few poundt tit a time likewise produces the utmost in rich, ntomntic, uniform flavor. Ilullc-roastrd coffee can never have the flavor of Hills Kros. Coffee. And no other coffee can be roasted like Hills Bros, because1 this process of Con trolled Roasting belongs to Hills Bros, exclusively. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab on the can. The famous vacuum p.n k originated by Hills Bros, seals in all the mar velous flavor and aroma. Send for free copy of "The Arw of Entertaining." Address Hills Bros., Ucpt, ;;;;2 , 2 Harrison St., Sun Francisco, Calif. HILLS BROS COFFEE Ymh frvm tht oriVi nat vacuum f i 4. Emily SftFEWAY SZRVICE If SAFEWAY ECONOMY When startinff on one of the long, luxurious automobile tours so popular nowadays, it is no longer necessary to load the car down-with supplies in : order to avoid paying exorbitant prices 1 or going without the delicacies to . which gou have been accustomed. Anywhere you may go. in the Middle West, Southwest, Northwest, or along the Pacific Coast, in almost any town, - Sugar .' . Pure cano, fine granulated. Now is the. time to buy, your canning sugar, as the market is advancing. 100 I $6.69 Dill Pickles Heinz brand. Nice large sices. ' ' ' 1 Doz. 28c $1 .Catsup - Maximum brand" X JJOTTLE.. 25c O BO'ITLES..:. .. $1 Rice Maximum largo '. long grain.'' ' . ' 5 LBS......... 12 LBS 49c .$1 Macaroni Best quality. The yel low kind. .. 4 lbs. .49c 9 lbs.. $1 Raisins Seedless variety , 4 lbs.. .......:43c 10 LBS $1 Dollar Features for Saturday Only you will find a clean, convenient, low priced, Safeway Store, with a complete assortmentof the highest quality foods. And in each of the more than 1200 widely scattered units operated by this organization, you will receive the same courteous, efficient, time and money saving service. Plan on these stores and markets when you start and depend upon them the whole trip. '" . Flour Oregon Beauty tho old favorite for all family use. Flour is higher and we advise you to buy now at his low price. Bug- $1.89 (1 bbl) $7,45 Oleo Crux brand 5 LBS.......... . $1 Sugar Pure fine cane. 15 BAG . $1 Peas and Corn Standard grade. No. 2 can. 10 CANS $1 Tomatoes Standard 'grade. No. 2i2 size. 9 CANS $1 Coffee Maximum steel cut 2 -LB. t- TIN pl Grape Juice , Churches' best quality Two 65c bottles, Sat 2 Ft OR.. $1 Milk Pet brand 5 cans ...49c 11 CANS.... ....... $1 Matches Safeway brand J. CARTON.. 23c 0 CARTONS... $1 Broom and Soap One .$1 value broom 5 bars Crystal White soap. Total value $1.25 ' SATURDAY T -i PRICE. . 9)1 Malt Syrup Bottle Caps 1 qt. can Buckeye Malt, 1 gross bottle caps, val ue 11.14 SATURDAY r 1 I'RICE Potatoes Grande Ronde Valley Netted Gems, 2 Sacks $1.00 FRUITS and VEGETABLES Strawberries ' Lettuce New Potatoes from Milton, Oregon o I.AIM.'K ni v .' 29c O heads ZDC Olbs..;.; Z5C Carrots xi: . i i i ihiku ciean uuncnes o U Bl O BOXES....... Bannas 3 LBS.... New Peas 3 lbs - . 25c BUNCHES. Turnips 69c O BUNCHES... ' WV Two stores in La Grande. Shop at your nearest store. Oranges Small sweets DOZEN... 15c Tomatoes Nice, firm and ripe. 25c 2 lb. 35c 6
