La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1928, Image 2

Thursday, June 28, 1928
I'atre Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
CAMP GOODS
A full line of camp equipment, Miller folding
beds, camp chairs, luggage carriers, folding ta-
' b!es, cutlery, etc. -
Your Credit Is Good. Easy Payments
CARR FURNITURE CO,
Eastern Oregon's Urffl Hm Furnleher.
1 I
all champions In p-rsonal attain- Durlnif the republican conve.
.n l-sdershlo. are leaving tlon l was t.rouitht out that Wll.
k S. r .
the khaki Knts that for si ilnys Ham
Ji-nninKa itryun wan nomi.
irav them a homo In the shadow
iKd'l.ln the Convention Hall there ...
11 hf wasn't nominal"! at Hons.
of Washinston's monurm-nt
ke.p faith with m
vision an'i orn.
man who had ton. too. that one or the f,.w
rlU-a that liln't have that honor.
0 A PADLOCKS SALOONS, HOME BOMBED !
:l l. Ji - IIJifJ2X I fcms .iillX.
.jtv firi 9 4 ... i- i - v-tr ''u. : k Mar
Summer-time Needs
At Special Dollar Day Prices
Whether you go away for the Fourth or stay home spend your time outside
or in here are attractive bargains to fill some of your summer's needs. -
These Dollar Day specials hold for Saturday only and only until present lots
are exhausted. . ; -
Silk Bloomers
liegular $1.25 and $l.f0 rayon numljcr,
Dollar Day Special at
$1.00
t
House Aprons
Good gingham aprons just right for tarry
and fruit workers Dollar Day Special
4 for $1.00
Printed Frocks
Children's printed frocks pretty summer
models sizes 7 to 14 Dollar Day Special
2 for $1.00
Summer Prints
I'retty dress fabrics new summer patterns
Dollar Day Special
3 Yds. for $1.00
Bath Mats
New Turkish 'toweling mats varied colors
for the smart-looking bath room regu
larly $1.25 Saturday
$1.00
Stylish Purses
Very pretty purses in leather and leather-and-straw
combination. Dollar Day Special
$1.00
Dependable
Quality
HILL'S
Dependable
Values
San
Gossip on garbage
lwls W. Powell llnwt ( . dlurlft attorney for Kenosha county. Win,
puilUrknl thirty Kiloon and roadhounes In five m'nth. aud then
hl home -.. l..,rnl,l. The picture hw how the le of the
hone was wrecked l.y dynamile. In the inst 1 Powell. He and
hi four children, sleeping in the home at the time, were not hurl.
Second National Camp Heads 4-H
Clubs Toward a Higher Objective
' Hi frank I. WrIbT . ,Iowa boasted clulis In each of Its
AMiat"l Preaa Farm K litor) j counties, and New Hampshire
WASHINGTON' (Aft Fulfilling; ; employed a state club agent. Men
the vision of a man whose name Were employed as county asriroi
they may never hear, delegates to'tural agents In a total of 2.19!
tha cerond annual national 4-H ? counties and women as home dem
ub boys and Kiel etiiop are go- j onstration agents in sio countl-,
Inrc hofne with a plan to pledge then each combining boys' and girls'
"hearts, heads, hands and health" jelub activities with their adult
of six million rural youngsters to .work. One hundred and fifty-one
a higher type of agriculture. . counties employed an extension
Thirty years ago an Illinois far- ' -''Kent to work exclusively with the
rner. Will B. Olwel of '.Macoupin ! youth of -rural districts,
county, offered free seed corn to I nut ,he ,i,.nmn,i had not been
every boy and girl who promised rnv mi .h ..,.nuih
to compete in crop production. It gres passed the Canner-Ketcham
was his third attempt to get thn j 1,111 providing more funds and au
locl farmers' institute to Interest ihorlxlng additional extension
the youth In farm and home Im-lagents. Heglnnlng July 1. or when
provement. Five hundred respond- ,Ver terms of the act are accepted
ed. but few knew that was the , eh,. t;,i. . .i t n ,
awakening of a new national move- ' i. nia(i(. available to each state
nient the birth of the 4-H club ,,,i to ,h irrim n, ii..ii hk
theory. ,an additional tSOo.OoO to be tlivid-
Quickly the Idea spread to Texas, t ed among them each fiscal year
Iowa. Minnesota and Ohio. It was following. Kighty per cent of the
a mere suggestion of club work as : money will be used to pay the sal
A
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Wash out the garbage fan reguiarly
with 3oap and waUT with Clorox added.
Then rinse your garbage can and it will
lie eterile, and swift sint-lling. Ix-ss in
viting to dogs, (iit-g, ants aud insect
jx-sts. Buy Clorox at grot-era.
Removes Stain
Bleaches
lUIls Germs
Destroys Odors
THE NEW
, Ford Fordor Sedan
Is Now on Display at Our Show Rooms
Perkins Motor Co.
Corner 4th and Adams
Phone Main 500
arff-a of extension acntu, men and
women selertfil "in fair and just
proportion!!." i
". W. Warburton, federal dlrgc
tor of xtf-nsfon work, tx-lieven the
new leifiiation will make available
to "every farm man, woman, boy
and Kirl who -wants it the Infortna-
Farm
Pointers
:
Hhould tt early and (he evening
ed of barberry. wher Im preaenre
roTiMtituteM a menace,
i Hay rnnn. un-d (o keen hnv dry
while It cure, red tire the low. of f l"1 to oid the heat
leaven, irif-reate (he feeding value
and improves the rotor of the hay.
I'nder norne rondltlonN heavy run
vim taint are tn-m, hut under ofhern
liKht - weight rapj of nheetlnif.
I inline
Ifiki. It In bent, however, to feed paper, or by thorough upraytnif
corn only twire a day morning with chemicals,
and evening. ' Tbe" mdrtilriK -'feed ; '
Wheat Krowern who found idem
runt on their rrop thin iM-a-on well
may utlllxe any inre time after (twilled com on or unblenrh
harveiti and before fall plowing to-(in are more Hfitlnraetory.
eradicate the barberry b milieu from ,
which the riiJrt came, Hporea norne.
time .preai! for in IP-, trmn u ain- In fr rnn
ale hiji.ii, and buHhe often itrow In,"1 tb wimmer and autumn falra
place hard to finch. There In not three feediiiKH a day. exr. pt in ex
believed to be a MiriK l county Initremely hot weather, fid mi Id pro
lb Trilled Htatca completely clear- j duct; better Kulrm than two feed-
family.
Quark Km often la ronfum-d
with other urnmr-n having aimllar
natiM-a and babttft. Whenever thent
la nny tiienttoit. anmpleft Hhould be
nefii to the nearest aKricuMural
roJej(e for Identification. On a
(tmall area i'Jfjrk kmmh can be
radlrnted by hand diKKbiK to
liiake aure every bit of the root
ataiKM are nehtroyed hy nrnot Imthk nielotm and (I
wiwi a weii-te rured roverlng of tar around the atema to
It la today, but "Junior content!."
developed In atill other states, parr
ticularly in the south, and by ml
enrollment In rorn rluba had
reacheJ H.3;2 anf hundreds of
other boya and (rlrla were working
with cotton and various projects.
The next year congress appropri
ated funda to help the department jon that stale agricultural college
Of agriculture and state ugricul-jand the federal department of ag
turaj crdlegea in the cooperative rbulture have for their use."
promotion of boys' and girls' cluba I . 10 .. ,K.,
v ,Th-n, on July I, lM, the Smith-
As a means of fly control, man- fA-ver' act went Into effect, creat-jwlth 11 totuI of 619,712 members,
ure should be removed from stable Ing a federal aystem of hgrlcultur- but there are more than six ntll-
at least twice a week In sum hit at extension work and providing lion rural boys and girls of club
and onca a week In winter. Th perpetual appropriations for 4-H age in America. Healixatlon of
manure pile is the principal breed- club activities. " jthe possibilities was the key in-
Ing place of the house fly. which 1 Oreat strides were taken in the splration of the second 4-H camp,
not only disagreeable, but defln- neat few y-ars. Kvery state In the J That is why the delegates, two
Itely dangerous to the health of the nation joined in club promotion, boys and two girls from eacb state.
Bargain Dance
Admission 75c
ZUBER HALL
Friday, June 29
John Robinson's
VARSITY VAGABONDS
New Tunes New Features
It Is comparatively eay to save '
k(ifirni1nn sifted frnin nnn frnti far '
planting the next. Helecl the choir-
white cloth
mark them.
"Pretty Soft"
YKP "Uy Kfft" for you folks
A to ho tuniinK the pages of this '
paper and running smack into such
fi age
1 B
Vt "Oh Mike" pi
Leave them in thn field until fully fa-
ripe, then carry tbern to a safe
place for two or threo days more
of ripening. Hpllt the melon length
wise, scrape out the seed-bearing
pulp, ami allow It to ferment In a
wooden barrel or tub for 2 4 to tt
hours. Then add water, pour off
the pulp and wash the seeds In
vera I changes of clean, cold wa
ter.' Hp read thn seeds thinly on
cotton sheets and dry them In the
shade, mlrrlng them occasionally.
Another social leader chooses
. . -
Old Gold . ..when Mrs., Sidney Borg
makes the Blindfold test
f'ontrary to former belief and
pructice, continued cultivation of
corn,' potatoes and similar crops
on most Oregon soils is unneres
hh ry after w eeds are rad leu ted.
Weeds ure the greatest factor In
loss of moisture and plant fertil
ity, finds the experiment stutloit,
mid after they are controlled litlbi
further cultivation Is profitable. ,
Where diseased potatoes nrr he.
Ing rogiied out of fields entered
for certification or from ordinary
commercial plantings, dropping
the plants In the field Is worse than
not rogulng at all, finds the ex
periment station. As most of Iho
diseases art spread by aphtds and
o her Insects, tliene are forced to
leave the plants at once where
they are dropped in thi field,
hence Immediately infect other
plants.
Feather picking and feather eat
ing In chicken flocks is caused
either by a lack of animal proteins
or front mere habit, reports the
poultry department at tha Ore gun
Htation. In either case It la often
advisable to hang up soma green
hones which attract tuetr atten
tion and satisfy the craving. Ahun
dnnce of gicen feed la also essen
t inl.
"The charitable activities in which I am en
gaged make it necessary for me to meet with
women at all kinds of functions. I am often
invited to smoke, but I smoke so little that my
throatprotests immediately unless the cigarette
is very mild. So it was with particular delight
that I discovered Old Gold in the blindfold
test. I chose it at once . . . and from now on
it will be my exclusive favorite." '
1
MRS. BORO m Mktd to totokc
ttch ol th fonr leadini brand, decr
ial hf f.t tvilh coSci bclrca
owh f. Only out question kctl:
' nbicb om do row hke bett?"
Poincare Given
Confidence Vote
TAHIS. Jim ! (AP)Ttie fhnm.
her cif ili'pntlps fve a vol of con
ritlnre to Ihs I'olnrarv government
tuiliiy, ZO lo HO.
Wi h Iwn looklnif orer Ihs
Itrpiihllrsn platform and must con
fess illsappoliitment. Not a word
nns said about rainfall.
Airplane rniinM ran now b
equipped with silencers, ran this
lilin spread to motorryelM?
ran
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"fiMlTTTT'fTTT
1sasikkMl
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MKS. SIDNEY BOR3 . . . atllooillr kiwwo tor her tocial and chariuhle activiiiet . . . chiirmis
el iha iwn-'i division. Fedtrttcd Jewish Chirilie . . . chtiroua ol the Jewish Bi Siatert.
What is Hits quality that tells . . . even in' the dark?
OLD GOLD'S konrj-lihi isHliini..'.
thati the net of it. But this cool and
fragrant charm can come only from
the htart-ltmvtt of the tobacco plant.
Made from the ktart-lttw of the (eaaa pltnl
No heavy, coarse lop-Uavts ... no with
ered tronnd-lravrs. That's why OLD
GOLDS are different . . . belter,. . why
you can pick them with your eyes ctof ed.
ar iwns.io..a. itw
SMOOTHER
AND BETTER "NOT COUGH IN A CARLOAD" i