La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 03, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHa dranite lEwtrotg WbBtm ' .1 i mi ) Mii ; ' I i ' i Want Ado County News VOLUME XXIV. LACGRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925. SECOND SECTION TEN PAGES TODAY. NUMBER 45 SHIPFRUITTD snrrAFLN.iL HOT LAKE. (Special) Ten carloutla of Grander Honde vallny uppU'3 am being shipped this week to 8anl Ke, New Mexico. Arthur j. Gilbert, who cume to eastern Oregon a patient ut the Hot Lake unalorluitii, lias contracted for them in La Grande. . Gilbert u by profession a civil engineer und is associated with his slate's high way 'Uepurtnient. Probably no other nuin In Ore con. If indeed on tlio coast, has done morfl to develop the -more or less hapharird occupation of washing clothes" into tho "laun dry business" than has John Talt, who Is a patient hero from Astoria. Tait formerly made Ills homo in Portland whero ho owned his cen tral plant, Tho Troy, and from where ho directed Hie operation of several laundries. When ho start ed in Portland in tho '80s, laund ries wero so few that his firm handled tho work for most of tho cities along tho Columbia und for many as far cast as wctser, jua., large percent of the few laundries which .existed wero run by men from tho land of rice und cherry bloxsoms. Talt has constantly worked .for improvement In this business, lie bus on scverul oc casions been president of tho state laundryman'a organization and lias served on its advisory board year arter year . Tho notary is the other organization which most in terests Talt. He is president of the Astoria group. ' Mrs. Itusscil ininrovlni? Mrs. J. A. iqusscl). of La Grande, underwent a surgical operation here Monday morning. Though she Is getting along very nicely, Sirs. Itusscil will stay at the lake for a few days. Italph A. Holte, of the Vale Nat ional Bank! spent the weekend at the Sanatorium, visiting his dau ghter, a patient in tho hospital. Holte, already a substantial pro perty owner in Vale, has purchased the 1'i'st National liunR uuuuing. the Drexel hotel' und the newspa per there. ' I Mrs. O. II. Clirie, who underwent a Caesarian operation last week when her llttlo dnughfer. La l'uo. , was born, Is returning to her homo in Union soon. Mrs. Cllne's op eration was preformed under spin al uneslheslu. Two close companions, of KIm'a 'Wash., even come to u hospital .'together. Cleorgu Simpson and L. I. Wuke field, havo both registered Jfroiu that city. , Slmpsoiv. -is a ' well knowii attorney In his part of : Washington, while Wakefield i the Klina postma ter. George Htudelmnn has returned to Tho Dalles alter spending sev rral'weeks as a patient at t lie Hot Lake .Sanatorium. Stadelmun's i father1 is mayor of The Dulles, i Mr. and Mrs. I'". B. King, well known farmers of tho Pendleton ! district, are palients at tho Sanatorium. , When A. J. Weston, a patient from OlyiUpia, Wash., cruises up and down tho coast of Altisku next summer, he will do so in his own yacht. The boat Is under constru .. ctlon now and will bo ' completed early next spring in lime Weston and bis family will then set sail on ; u vacation which he has been de ' laying while hu built the Olympia liregglng company, which he owns. '. Into one of the largest concerns of . its kind on Paget Sound. i . y, A. Nord. from whom tint . Inf-y- N'ord company, derives part . of Its name, is spending a few .. weeks at the lake. Merrill lloyle, registered at the Ijike from lllnckfoot, Ida., fur- liishcs one answer to.lhe. question "What becomes of our football ' players?" Boyle, who did his playing with the California team. Is now following the advertising Abbey Comes Home . r . -7v I'M ' & JS i , Jr i GLOVER CREEK SOCIAL NEWS CLOVKR CHEEK. (Sliociul) Dellx-rt McCttntws returned to Clo vor Creek to Spend ThaokKglvintc tth his wire and purvnts liore. u has bi-en farming at Wells, Nev- da riurinc the pnst summer, He and hia wife will return to Nevada 4 The fornu-r Abbey Uoekofuller, daughter of John I). Uorko fctk'i', Jr., ruturna to America with her hubund, Duvid Milton, after an cended honeymoon In Kurope. game. His futhor, O. 1J. Uolyo, owner of a ltlaekfoot hardware store, In also at tho Sanatorium. Kerr Itetums to Grants Vass Jack Kerr, son of Arthur Kerr of Ia Grande, left tho first of tho week for his homo in Grants 1 'ass, wnere ne is manager oi an eu-cLiic istall(linff ut tho Vuvhlb tU W "I I'UIII Kill . Jfl I UiIILU 1U AM lite Milii I'liiriiiwrlni; Feat I .mis Ancient lmliun Tradition Kastern Oregon a few weeks apo for a mirprieul operation. During his convalescence ho has been Maying in J.a Grande part of the time. A professional athlete. Ad Gus tava, is a patient at tho Sanator ium. Gustava has been wrestling throughout the west for several years. Mr. and Jlrs. C. E. Hess, of the Jacobs-IIess dumber company of North Powder, are among recent registrants at Hot Luke. Mrs. H. B. Kisner, of Torlland, and her sister-in-law Mrs. V. Fish er, of ItOM'burg are both patients in the hospital. Though the for mer is not known to many la Grande residents, many of her re hilives are. Her l)rolhcr is State Treasurer Thomjis Kay. and she Ls a sister-in-law or Judge Coshow, and an aunt of the lllshop Broth ers, owners of the Pendleton wool en mills. AIJJITQI KHQIU3, N. M.. (AP) Kngineering wizardry of the white man lias blasted un Indian t d It ion of three hundred years' of Isleta, near here. Kineo the year the Pilgrim Fa thers landed at Plymouth, the body of Juan de Paditla, marlyred Fran ciscan padre, bus risen annunlly to the earthen surface of tho Cnlh olic chapel In the 'pueblo plaza wliere it was burled beneath the altar, tradition runs. . I Two yenrs ago the United States Indian Service constructed un irri gation ditch through tho plaza and since the.ro have been i no furthei risings of the body . The body is In a remarkubte sta te of preservation, resembling mummy with long, dark whiskers, Indians who havo seen if said Odd Whiter Ilrlngs Danger To inland Coast Guard l.OKlSVfldd:, Ky., (AP) Prt:- dietlons of "the coldest winter sin en 1!)18" brings no visions oT eo', ice-bound weeks to tho crew or America's inland coast guard ala- 'ilon, located on the Ohio Jtiver here. Insteud, they sen ahead a season of dunger and struggle with the greatest Of rrcshwater perils the ice gorge. , I True, there are no more calls to rescue careless swimmers, but ans wering such calls Is but a small part of Ihe guardsman's work, lie is forever on guurd two watches by day and two by night. There nre ii dozen drills each week. There is the eternal "policing" of quar ters .equipment and clothing, in cluding everything from scouring decks and brass to sewing of buttons. WhenWinter Comes Foley's Honey andTar For Coughs and Colds A SMALL lUCATEU With Muclr Heat. Tho Wcstlnghouse "Cozy Glow" electric heater will take tho chill out nT thcuu frosty mornings. Just at tach to your lump floekrft the current rons imption is small und tho initial cost is very low. II. & S. ELECTRIC Son liner Hotel Building. r 111 the spring. - Many family dinners- wero held here Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Jjillie Dahlstrom was a ntciiihcr of tho orchestra which furnished music for a danco given at the Itungalow theatro at North powder ThanksglTlng night. Mr. and Mrs. Iesn Olson are preparing to move soon. Mrs. Ol son has been at the home of her mother for the past threo months. Kd Miles und A. K. OeVorc livae been helping J. T. HeVore to move his machinery to Union this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Picreo und son, Hobbie. und Mrs. Kiddle, mo ther of Mrs. pierce, all oC JjU Grande, wero guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kdson M.cCunsc Thanksgiving day. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dahlstrom, of Haker, recently spent the day with Mrs. 11. G. Ihihlstrom. Mr. und Mrn. Kills Hess are sup erintending the logging operations at tho Jacobs saw mill in this vic inity. Mr und Mrs. Chcflter Watkins and baby daughter uro moving1 to the Jucohs mill for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Pelbert McCansc wero Sat mil ay visitors- to la Gran de Mrs. J. A. McCanso has been quite 111 but Is gradually Improving. Iveo Burback left Sunday evening for Kugene, whero he will visit re latives and friends for a week or ten days. George McDough, of tho Park, was a recent business visitor to this section. Dan Aughcy, youngest eon of George Aughcy, who has been slight) 111 for some time was rushed to Baker Friday night, where ho was operated on for ap pendicitis. Tho appendix had bureted. Ho is still In a very ser ious condition. WELWYN'. HerU, En., (AP Women, because of th!r natural tendency to ho me-making, are bet ter qualified than men. to raise poultry, says Miss Harrison Bell, operator of the All-Women Chick en and Duck Farm. -., Doctor says fatigue Is a disease. Most of us get sick of our work. HOTEL ASTOD EVERT ROOM W PRIVATE TOILET 50 Bih Nw, MooWn Qom to Shopping Dtrie mi Tilttra FREE GARAGE . Ti from $1.50 U Greater Values You not only get Lowest Cash Store prices as an extra measure of value, you get complete Hooverized service. : Cus tomers who establish themselves at The Hooverized, when temporarily short of ready cash are not treated as strangers you get here feal neighborly consideration, as any well meaning citizen has a right to expect. The Hooverized is a com munity food store a 100 per cent home organization that strives to SQive you better and as you like to be served. We repeat, service when needed or desired is true cooperation and the greatest thing in the world. You get both service and value at The Hooverized, Where The Thrifty Throng. Compare these values they are real money-savers. RADIO!! There is more than just Radio in your home when you have a FREED-EISK-MANN set You not only have as wide a range as any set on the mar ket, hut you have volume and lone that you cannot find in any other. Let us demonstrate a set in your home. You arc under no obligations. IZOithan Oil Heater for warmth you dms-bathe dine-in comfort Pearl Oil in a port able oil heater is a necessary auxiliary to fireplace and furnace: , warmth where you WANT it at the touch of a match I ' Pearl Oil is the Standard Oil Com pany's kerosene spec ially refined and re refine J! Clean burn . injj, no oily odor and it won't corrode the heater! Ask for "Pearl Oil" hy name. STANDARD Oil. COMPANY 0 if if if in if ? In -s if if M if M 4! if if mm on (KEROSENE) HEAT&UGHT California White Beans, 10 lbs....- 95c Fancy Long Grain Rice, 10 lbs....... 99c Our Seal Flour, 40-11). sack.-. .......$1.95 Jersey Cream Patent Flour, 49-lb. sk...$2.24 Federation Hard Wheat Flour 49-lb. sack $2.34 White Spray Washington Hard Wheat Flour, 49-lb. sack. $2.79 Whole Wheat or Graham Flour 10-lb. sack .....45c White or Yellow Corn Meal, 10-lb. sack..44c , Farina, 10-lb. sack 55c Mother's Premium Oats, per pkg .....37c Kerr's Quick Oats, 3-lb. pkg .29c Kerr's Crockery Premium Oats per pkg...39c Oats, 10-lb. sack 59c Kerr's Pancake Flour, per pkg :29c Corn Flakes, per pkg 10c Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs 25c .'Grape Nuts,-2 pkg.s...:i:...........k ;. 35c ' Kellogg- Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs 25c Bulk Coffee, 3 lbs , $1.25 Bullseye Peas, No. 2 tin, 2 for. 28c 6 for 80c Preferred Stock Telephone Teas, No. 2 tin, 2 for......... 42c 6 for : , $1.17 Preferred. Stock Tender Melting Peas No. 2 tm, 2 for 44c 6 for , $1.19 rvichlwid Sweet -Corn, No. 2 tin, 2 for....25c 6 for ..7:!c Preferred Stock Crosby Cora No. 2 tin, 2 for., .-. 43c 6 for $1.19 Preferred Stock Golden Bantam Corn No. 2 tin, 2 for..... 49f . 6 for $1.40 A. & L. Cut String Beans No. 2 tin, 2 for 38c 6 for $1.08 Anchor Brand Cut String Beans No. 2 tin, 2 for : .-..) 25c .74c Cut Kcfugoc Beans for 43c $1.21 O'Ccdar Furniture Polish, 30c size 24c GOc size..... 49c; $1.25 size 99c Golden Marsh mallow Syrup, 5-lb. tin. .65c 10-lb. tin $1.28 Rosebud Syrup, 5-lb." can -. 74c 10-lb. can $1.39 Tea Garden Syrup, 5-lb. tin . 77c 10-lb. tin $1.49 Liberty Bell Cane & Maple Syrup, 5 lbs.. 87c Fancy French Prunes, 5-lb. box 88c Extra Large Italian Prunes, 10-lb. box.. $1.98 Muscatel Raisins, 25-Ib. box $2.49 Market Day Special Raisins, 4-lb. pkg 41c Seeded or Seedless Raisins , 4 1-lb. pkgs.... 49c Assorted Fruit Peel Lemon, Orange, Grape Fruit and Citron, per lb, 55c Dromedary Dates, per pkg 19c Van Camp's Pork & Beans, small size 2 for , 17c 0 for 49c Van Camp's Pork & Beans, medium size, 2 fo. 23c G for 66c Van Camp's Pork & Beans, large size, Preferred Stock Hominy No. 2I& tin, 2 for. 6 for Preferred Stock Saner Kraut No. 2'2 tin, 2 for... 6 for Choice Fancy Sweet Potatoes No. 2i2 thi, 2 for. 6 for Preferred Stock Pumpkin No. 2s tin, 2 for. : 6 for : .-. Preferred Stock Cream Squash No. 212 tin, 2 for G for Gcbhart's Mexican Stylo Beans No. 1 tin, 2 for. 6 for Gcbhart's Chili Con Came No. 1 tin, 2 for 6 for ......:....29c 88c ..33c ..96c 56c ...$1.58 37c 98c 39c ...$1.10 18c .....50c .......36c 99c ....45c .$1.27 Walker's Chili Con Curne, No. 1 tin, 2 for 27c Gebhart's Tamales, No, ..6. foi- 2 tin, 2 for...- 6 for ... Walker's Tamules, No. 6 for T Walker's Tamules, No. 6 for .- Heinz Spaghetti, in No. 1 tin, 2 for 6 for , Beechnut Spaghetti, l9o. 1 b lor , Gebhart's Deviled Chili, Meat Small tin, 2 for.. !......; G for :. ...........79c 1 tin, 2 for..... 27c 79c 2 tin, 2 for. .....49c $1.38 Tomatoes 38c $1.07 tin, 2 for 26c .-.99c Deviled Meat, small size, 2 G fur for. ..27c ..75c .. 9c ..25c 6 for Preferred Stock No. 2 tin, 2 6 for Bullseye Apricots, No. 2Va tin,. 2 6 for '. for 47c $1.34 Preferred Stock Blackberries No. 2 tin, 2 for G for Preferred Stock Raspberries ' No. 2 tin, 2 for 6 for : Preferred Stock Strawberries No. 2 tin, 2 for 6 for Preferred Slock Grape Fruit No. 2 tin, 2 for G for 5.c $1.55 73c ..$2.10 Preferred Stock Sliced Pineapple ' '. No. 2 12 tin, 2 for... ,....58c . 6 for ...11.67 A. & L. Crushed Pineapple . - No. 2 tin, 2 for. ... -J..45c 6 for ,......................$1.32 Preferred Stock Fruit Salad . No. 1 tin, 2 for :....51c 6 for . ...IL47 Heinz Mince Heat, 1-lb. tin...... ..:.,.Z3c Heinz Mince Meat, 2-lb. tin........:..Ji..53c Tea Garden Mince Meat, 2-lb. gla8....-69c None-Such Mince Meat, 2 pkgs.. ...,..:...35c Tea Garden Assorted Preserves ' No. 1 tin ...;.....-.35c Tea Garden Assorted Jelly, 8-oz. glaM422c Pure Fruit Jelly. 10-lb. tin..V...-..;....."....;..V.,6C Poppy Fruit Flavored Jelly, 5-lb. tin..,-.5c 10-lb. tin ...$1.69 Wilson's Whole Dill Pickles, No. 10 tin89c Schoolboy Peanut Butter, 1 lb....,.......28c , 3 lbs ............83c Imported Large Walnuts, 2 jbs.,..,-v59c 5-lb. box Fancy" Trench Pran(....'...'.'.8e T" A Good Light Parlor Broom......:...:..l.'....:..69c Fontana Noodles, Macaroni, Spaghetti ! Per pkg. uUOe 6 pkgs. , ....:........55: , Macaroni and Spaghetti, 7-lb. bo.....i.73c Calumet Baking Powder, 5-lb. tin..:...$1.14 Our Seal Dependable Flour, 49-lb, sk.. ll.95 Bbl. .. ,.f 7.60 Jersey Cream Flour, 49-lb. sack............l2.29 Bbl. ......8.96. Federation Hard Wheat, 49-lb. sack.i-.i2.34 Bbl ... $9.16 Oregon Milk, 48 large cans in case ..$4.45 Cane Sugar, 100-lb. sack ....$6.64 Sweet Potatoes Last of the season at " this low price 6 lbs.. .45c Grande Ronde Netted Gem Potatoes 100 lbs. . -I2.45 Eagle Valley Light Color Honey ; The very last of the season 10-lb. tin $1.49 Fresh Creamery Butter, 2 lbs :....$1.05 Alaska Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall . tin 2 for 29c .86c 1 1 i 76c ..$2.16 51c ..$1.44 Preferred Stock Extra Fancy Bartlutt Pears, No. 21. tin, 2 for 7c ' (i for , .$2.21 Bullscvc Peaches, No. 2' tin, 2 for 47c 6 for $1.34 Preferred Slock Slico f Cling Peaches No. 2"a tin, 2 for .,...750 G for $2.20 E uglc Valley Bing Cherries quart Mason jar, 2 for 6fic 0 for $1.87 Hawaiian Choice Sliced Pineapple No. 2'i tin, 2 for , G for Hawaiian Choice Sliced Pineapple No. 1 tall tin, 2 for G for 4!)c .$1.4(1 2 for 6 for Hillsdale No. 1 6 for . 43c $1.19 Asparagus tin, 2 for.. Points 56c ..$1.62 .35c 97c Hawaiian Choice Sliced Pineapple No. 1 flat tin, 2 for .29c 6 for ., 80c Preferred Stock Sliced Pineapple No. 1 tin, 2 for. 31c 0 for ; ..96c ' 6 for Roscdale Choice Red Salmon- No. 1 tall tin, 2 for. :...69c ' G for $1.95 Preferred Stock -Red Salmon No. 1 flat tin, 2 for ......85c G for .-......$2.40 Sardines in oil, mustard or tomatoes 1-lb. oval tin, 2 for :..29c 0 for .85c Warrington Minced Clams Flat tin, 2 for..... 6 for A. & L. Oysters, No. 1 tin, 2 for... 6 for A. & L. Oysters, No. 2 tin, 2 for..-. 6 for American Beauty Shrimp No. 1 tin, 2 for G for Choice Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 2'4 tin, 2 for ,:... 6 for , Preferred Stock Tomatoes ' No. 2'2 tm, 2 for G for Preferred Stock Spinach No. 2V tin, 2 for. . -44c 6 for $1.26 Deviled Meal, large size, 2 for... . 9c G for - ...48c Underwood Deviled Ham, 2 for. 36c 0 for (....99c ...;..43c ...$1.16 39c ...$1.15 77c $2.17. 29c 86c .... 33c 73c .;..45C .. $1.32 HOOVERIZED GROCERY -WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG" LA GRANDE'S PIONEER LOWER PRICE FOOD STORE. MAIN 40. MOTOR DELIVERY 1 Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.