La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1928, Image 10

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Friday," July 13. 1928 " "
CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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New Clover Is
; Valuable In 27
'Oregon Counties
J I,ullno clover, a how Riant white
Variety 'which' originated In Itiily.
la proving a punturo crop of mil
-value to Oroyon dulrymen uml
sheep niiaeiH. Introduced Into IMIh
lilulc by county nifntn buck In i'JZl
Ijidlnd clover has Ihrlml eqiiulty
well on Hi o I at lundii In tho Willum
ett'e valley, Irilguted uitus of Kunt
eni Oregon uud Udo lundu in the
couat counties. A
- I if the Willamette vulluy thin new
. clover hue done beat on moUt bot
tom Itmdu und fields that wero ir
rigated. Ample molntui'0 neenis to
he tlio mujor requirement,, nay
county agents and when that ie
tjiilremunt in met It will produce
more feed thun any other pasture
crop yet developed,
Ladlno clovor did so well all over I
Oregon In tho ourly growing trials j
under farm conditions that last
your , 1(13 demonstrations of the
crop wero arranged by county
agents, covering each of the 27
Oregon counties employing: ugricul
turul agents.
Under Irrigation Ladlno clo'ver
will carry from three to four cows
an ucre. A jour or five ocro patch
wilt yield ample summer pasture
for a jy-cow dairy herd. One sov- !
fn-iifio, planting hi Lane county
provided excellent pustuio fur cows
and shetp over a three-month pe
riod and In addition produced fuo
pounds of seed tliut sold for $1 u
pound.
An InigutiNl field of this clover
in Crook, county on actual iuquh
ureiiumt jtaHtured 6 1-3 cows per
acre for a 4 V6 month period and at
that rate produced. In u Mingle nun
koii, hutttfilat worth muro than
2i0 un ucre.
"It Is the IiuhIiiosh of county ag
ricultural agents to h alert for
new crops which aro, of proiubio, to
tost thette crops under loeul condi
tions and proinoto their expansion
if they uro profitable," Kays W. Ii.
'I eutsch, anlslunt county ugent
leader for (ho state collego oxten
Mlon service. -'The work with 1m
dino clover is an oxamplo of thut
sort of uctivity."
I'hAY COSTS ML'fJIf
NKW YOitK "Tho ladder." a
play dealing with reincarnation,
which lias cont Klgur B. Davis,
Texaa oil man, something llko
ooo.oou slucct October, 19-'fl,Js go
tug to ho still more cxpenslvo.
When admission became free last
Thuiikttgtviug gill to a few peoplo
w nt to bi o it. Now tickets aro 75
I'r-ntH. The firMt audienco - after
charges ivuro resumed totalled 75,
Including tho ushers.
Doctor, Lawyer
Is Their Plait
m;xti;n'i:i to jkiko.v
CIIIfAOO, July i3 Al') Hum
Uel J. Weinberg and Hoy C. Hwiiii
on, Falcs iiianuffer and secretary,
respectively, of tho Hhirley labora
tories, vvt-ro sentenced to servo a
yt-ar ainl a day In Leavenworth
penitentiary y-torday for conspir
acy to violato tlio prohibition law
in tho ilh'jral dlHpotmlon of thou
sands of gallons of utcohol.
First Showing Tomorrow
w
Entirely New Models
at new lower prices
WHEN YOU READ
about them you might want one
WHEN YOU SEE
them you will smelly want one
WHEN YOU LEARN
" the new low p l ice's you can easily huvc one.
The New La Grande
Delivered Prices
Freight paid, completely equipped, including liuinpi-i s, extra lire, tube and
; cover, all ready to jjo. Nothing more to buy.
Plymouth
Glirpler
Formerly Chrysler ".":2
Coupe .:
2-I)oor Sedan
4-Door Sedan $925
Chrysler "65"
1 1 ; ' Fornu'ily Chrysler "(2"
Business Coupe $1295
2-Door Sedan $1325
Coupe, (rumble seat) $1395
4-Door Sedan $1395
Chrysler75"
FoiTmerly ( hiy.sler "72"
Coupe (rumble seat) $1850
Royal Sedan $1850
Town Sedan $1900
L W. WEEKS
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Farm
Pointers
In levery community aro Home
foriuom who huv mude satisfac
tory profits In spite of general uk
rlculturul dupruHslon. Study of
their methods revculH, Hccordinff to
the farm management spoclullst,
included sound ' comblnutlons of
aduptfd entiM-prlsoif of enoUKh size
to muke profits possible. Most of
them keot record, ilid it irnnd wixmi
business and aro as contented us'
the more successful more hunts.
mi
kEA Manila Uureuu
Dledalntng circus Biclcshow offers
Luclo and Slmpliclo Godlnu, "Si
luiifbu twins" of Ormoc Leytv, P. I.
liuvo decided, respectively, to stud
law uud medicine. The boys arc
now unending u Y. M, C. A. litgt
M-liool, being proteges ot Teodort
1(, Yangco, wealthy I'hlHpplm
shipper.
HEALTH
m mmmh n.ititiir:.s OF
vn ; ( nn.iiti:
lly Samuel W. Keller, M. 1.
Cleveland, Ohio
I AI cm iter Oorms Memoriul
J ty These troubles are too often
.nf'Klected. The Idea prevuilH thut
i loose bowels are natural in Hum
! mer, or that with teething children
j it is rath or beneficial to huve the
I bowels looso. Wherens It is Just
I ut tins ci-Hlcul period thut it is
imoHt important to attend at once
tu any chiintfo from the normal
'condition of one or two proper
i nu)vcmo.iits daily. Prompt correc
tion of a slight disorder may pre
jvent a serious disease. The mu
IJurlty of cases coming to a phy
jslcian liavo already been tilling
from u few days to a week or two.
I Too many pu rents, upon
; their own or some nelKhbor's ad
vice, with tho best of Intentions
,'but llltlo knowledge, resort to the
j ue of cholera cures or hot drops of
jotio kind or another, or to tlio re
Ipt'tited use of castor oil or other
laxative, often with the result of
(weakening tlio bowels or oven In
flaming tho dellcato lining of the
stomach or Intestines, which be
To fo were only irritated. I
(3) If tho peoplo would only
Klics are a nuisance of the worst
kind In a dairy since they breed In
filth uud carry many bacteria
which may contuminato tho milk
with disease organisms. Methods
of control Include keening the barn
and yard free from refuse and ma
nure and then trapping and poison
ing thoso that remain, says tho Ore
gon experiment station.
Annual returns from lighting luy
inir fowls In Oregon are sufficient
to Justify considerable expenditure,
reports the experiment station Jn a
new bulletin on the subject Just is
sued. The profit cpmes from chang
ing the seasonal production of
fowls, oven though the total pro
duction for tho yeur is not In-creused.
Contrary to general opinion, win
ter squash will not cross with
pumpkin, cucumber, melons
summer squash, explains tho vege
table gardening department ut the
experiment station. Tho only ones
or these which wilj cross ure pump
kin und summer squash, hence
these are not best pluufed ncur
each other.
Alfalfa with leaves dry but with
stems showing slight toughness
when twisted usually has about 25
per cent moisture, a proper con
dition for putting In tho stuck or
mow. '
avoid giving tho baby n tusto of
the ordinary table foods, or of
fruits or green vegetables. Nursing
mothers should themselves bo
careful In using these latter ar
ticles. Glvo less food than usual
in hot weather.
(d) Offer the Infant pure cool
water in small quantities at short
intervals, between feedings.
(e) Uathe tho little ono at least
as often as onco dally, and as much
uftener us necessary to keep It
clean; and do not be- afrajd to
bathe It If It Is' restless or seems
not so well as usual.
(f) Protect the skin from sud
den cold draughts.
(g) Keep the child out of doors.
In a paik or under a shade tree if
possible or In the country. How
ever tf the heat Is excessive out of
doors, and your house is cool und
Saturday Special
Fancy
APRICOTS
From W. E. Baker, Home, Ore.
20 Pound Box $1.25
v Remember!
We Are Open Evenings and Sundays
The-
iflMMfl
On Adams in New Melville Bldg.
" Phone MAIN 330 -1
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LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
hut
Hthi'r. KMppi-tnllY
comfortable, stav in and keen
exert themselves toward prevent-1 eomfortabl?'. Avoid crowds and
fitig these troubles, they could do I populous tenements.
far more good than by allowing
jthem to come, and then trying to
.euro them. 1 will mention a few
tHimpIo rules for prevention! of
'diarrheal diseases of children in
; hot weather
i (a) Keed the children only nt
ttho regular feeding times, and be
!ure the timo between feedings 1b
not made too short.
1 ( Ii) Carefully inspect all food,
i especially milk, as to where it
eomen from, and whether it Ih as
.fresh, pure ami clean as can pos-'!
sfMy be had. All dishes, cans, and
I bottles for rood or milk, and all
; suhber -supplies and spoons should
be scrupulously cleansed by scrub
jhlng and boiling. They should be
(scalded again Just before using. It
Is safer to pasteurize milk used In
cities for young children In hot
weather, unless it is certified by an
authorized milk commission. Iu
diarrheas It may bo necessury to
abandon tho.u'se of milk for a
time.
(c) Give only tlio accustomed
food even to well children, making
no experiments in changes of foods
during the hot season, unless tin-
I iler medical advice. Avoid wean
ling In
Fine mayonnaise is
made this way
add the oil a little at a
time as you beat and you'll
contro '1C m'xturc Hills
Bros, give you coffee of uni
form dclictousncss because
every berry is roasted evenly
by their exclusive, continuous
process Controlled Roast
ing. A few pounds at a time
never in bulk that's the
secret.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
C
vaste is aThiet
Fresh from the. origfaitt
Vacuum park, Hasily
epemd with Ac;.
I want to spcii k to someone nt'
this time thut has n big roof thflt
Ih cither leaking now or will leak
when It rains. Wo )uio qulto
ipmutity of tho wry host irradc
usbcslos film niblK't nof coating
that is gi in nm teed to last for ten
eai-s. It lvlalLs nearly everywhere
for $l.r.1 a gallon. Winn I tell
you that wo will -sell It to you for
: $1.0. a gallon, wo aits also
telling you (hat that Is the very
oM prieo of It; In met, It Is ho-
hiw t-itst, because I nm miug; for
jthi advertisement In tiroVr to tell
l m nlamt It. W e would apiuccialc
; II very niiieh if you wouM not cuer
. Itntk tho fact, save yourself Nome
money, smo your nnif ami snvu uir
!tho bother of telling ytm ngalii. 1
am not exactly "saving Sam," itor
;"Seno-ytiurMlfn nor ".Scrvcwel"
; but 1 am "Sahig riaude.'1 In oth
I er iMiitb; I am saving you. 1 mean
: 1 am savhux ou some dollars,
j Wo luno waIImiHT nml a three
I line pttehfork.
j Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
I We Soli l-'or C'ali
I ''nie l"oiir Slaii lVlclld,
Ne&r KixmUrj I'huue Main 249
' tio buuda biuluec
It has been said that waste in dis
tribution annually costs the people
of the United States more than it
costs to run the government Those
responsible for this statement un
doubtedly had in mind "ordinary"
methods of distribution. With Safe
way it is different This organ
ization fe dedicated to its motto
"Distribution Without Waste" and
most of our profits are made from
what is wasted by old methods of
distribution. This accounts for the
reater values you always fiui a:
afeway, '
Flour
Drejrnn Jieauly. Best
family patent.
49Sg.S1.89-
(1 bags)... $7 45
Peas
Ilijritway luatul. (ioud
fiim pack. Medium small
.size peas. '
3 cans : 49c
6 cans 95c
Catsup
Maximum brand
O BOTTLES.. 57c
Soap
Classic laundry
10 li.vK.s 39c
Milk
Maximuni brand. Very
host quality
10 C
'ANS
89c
Bread
SaTcway brand. Large
2-1-oz. loaves. White or
health.
Each 10c
Beans
.California red Mexicans
5 i.ns 39c
Crux
Oleomargarine
3 i.hs 53c
Sugar
Pure cane, fine granu
lated.
12 BAG..
89c I
Vanilla Extract I
Hamilton's very best
8-OZ.
BOTTLE..
98c
Bulk Cocoa
Exceptionally fine qual
ity. 3 lbs. 39c
Rice
Maxium long- grain
5 lbs....; 39c
unnas
Jefferson
"Save and teach
all yoif are inter
ested in to save."
Start here
Today.
U. S. National
Bank
Member Federal Reserve
System
Fruits and Vegetables
Bananas
Golden ripe firm fruit
25c
o
O LBS
Apricots
Maximum long grain
Fine quality for canning
Pound 6c
Lemons
Best grade, 300 size
Sunkist brand
Pound 3'ic Dozen 39c
Watermelons
Klondike
Lettuce
Large solid heads
Each 9c
Tomatoes
3 lbs 28c
Carrots, Beets
and Turnips
Two stores in La Grande. Shop at your nearest store?
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