La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 13, 1027. Pace Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER l 1 11 si ci ii t' V i : V t a 1 ' ,t t 1 i t i i j i CARMEN DANIEL ; IS U. P. WINNER J IllUltt', lianl.-! Annual Scholarship for Union County Is C en to Cove Girl o j: i; a o n. A.icDM'i.TFHAD roU.KUK, f'orvudls. May 1 : Carmen T'itniU of Cove has been uwurded the Vninn Daciflc schol arship fur Fnion county according to reports rec tved by 11. C. 8cy. stale club ead r. Miss l(i, tux a senior in IiIkIi mil cm), lias biio in club work five year Sh In eutndlhff In dub work having won first ptre In her vunty In Cnlf ami Di dub Hoik, won tin- Hollywood Si-clil prize fur Die outstanding 1 1 i 1 it cluh numb, r in the state ami I'm i j flc International in HCO. She was J also declared by the Ho stein j Frhsian an social ion a thw oul jiiantlhiK llolsi.-ln jrirl club mem. ! btr In thu tnltcd Slates, j Chrfonl Com ad Alternate Cliffoiu Comal was chosen as ; alternate will receive tho h-hol-jajship if Mihm iMni.-i Is unable to J accept It. Conrad bus had six years of club work and won first 'in L nion county In pin project. He was u tiiHiuber of the stock ijudifinif tram that won third placo at the Ducific international Divc ! mock cvpositlon. He is 10 and a 'sophomore, in biKh tfrhool. I The I'll ion l'aciMc system offers jllnu xchohushlp in a full term arh ultural or homo cononiW s course In O. A. C. to the oy and tf 1 1 In between M ml ranking highest in 4 -1 1 ( tub w ork In coun tie through which tlilB railroad I U11S. Tint award is determined on u basin of 1 per v lit rank In club uork mid 1T lt rent on character. Int. rest, an.l rn.alil iH of ono bud- ndnp. The winner In tueh county CROWD COURT TO SEE LOOMIS LAST CALL! GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Hundreds came yesterday and found unsur passed bargains. Hundreds will come tomorrow. We are ready with a large force of extra sales people. Save Vz and more. . 'j ir -ifttr'""" '-'-- 3-Fiiifered Jack . Taken to Prison WAI.I.A WALLA. Mny 13. IV. A. (iiMlwin. jjuIjUc Hpe.iher. &4 yearN uf itzv. JiitH been received jit the 'mule iienltelilai'v here, Klven the jimiiilier lliitir, and UKHiKiifil ti a jtell. there to heKln Mei-vinji u Hen- teili-e uf It) to 1& year for cutivlc- II. .m in I'lerco cuiiiily of Hlulutory ofeni'e asaliwt m female ihilil. An Tliree-riimereil Jack." II"'1 tvln In Letter reiiieiiihereil In Wal la Walla anil In Pendleton, tvhere. about five yearn no. lid "pent Beveral niniuliH delivering leeturen and oiiiaiilzlni: a noeret order whleh Brew to toimlderahle pro portion in holll eoimnunitles. He n-uH known on till) west Hide na the .foe of the voliljlleK, or oh tii(,v are mute correctly known, the i. !tv. w . " SIVt.l It IS IKJtTOIl OF .MI.NIC AI'PLBTON. Wis. For the firm time In all H s" year. l.arnn, coIt"ffe linn conferred the honorary drirn o of Imctor or Muslr. It w. iu to Mntr. Mrnestlnfl fk'huniunu. II. Ink. . , MEN'S WHITE COLLARS Starched or soft styles. Regular 20 to 35c values. Going Out Last Call, at 5- Each MEN'S WEA R (Joing Out of Business. COVE PERSONALS Thix courtroom photo .shown Dr. Frank U. LouihIk, a ilentt, be litii i'xaniincd in a Di'troit court in enuiu-rtion with Ihe bmliil inur der of his wife. lr'. lAioiniu la pictured above rihtj with his at torney iottis Colombo. NEA, .Detroit Dtireau Ih choh"i from the 18 1io-h and KirN ranking highest in county) club projects as outlinetf by th extension service of O. A. C. und is idecle-d by a committee of three persons, consisting of the. county superintendent, one person ap pointed by the president or state doll lead. r of U. A. C. and a third member chosen by these two. An alternate club Im inher is cllOSen lor each county by this commit tee ;md is awarded the scholarship it the other person is unable tu ac cept it. Other Awards Others aw arded scholursliops and the county are Archie Darker, Malheur; Jamea Fisher, I taker; Stanley NYururer, Clatsop; Jna Huberts, Crook; Howard Hanson, Deschutes; Doren Heed. Hood lilv er: Hoderick Tliompson, Morrow ; t lifford Kckstrom. Multnomali; Johnnie Thmpson. Shernnin; lorn Jackson, 1' mat ilia; and Ada Kninhten. Wasco. Alternates are Alfred MVCni loiik'h, Haker; Harry JIutdhins, Clatsop: I.ulu Handall, Crook; Louise Ohles, leschutes; Fletcher Walker, Morrow; Floyd Stafford, Mul:noinab: Johnnie Decker, Sher man; and Haul Kurte, Wasco. Pattison Bros. Grocery Hardly a day passes but that we receive many com pliments on our MEMORIE COFFEE. If it was packed in fancy tin cans, it would cost at least 10c more per pound. Phone Main 80 Your order will be carefully selected and delivered. No extra charge for service. v i.;; has enow x ITIIIIM.VII.I.K. Va. ft. W. ItrookH in pri.svrvlnir an epri: which haa on it an liiiirc:.Hioii rcHcinliliiii; a ciown of thoriiH. It was laid ill his hi nnery the day before last Muster. Ii r Honey maid Graham Week MAY 11-21 CO VK (Hpertali Mrs. K. II. Me- ,Cul, wife uf the fmeKt ranner here, jleft a few" days nf.-o for Dtts Anele. (Cal where he will visit her pur (ents. Siie plans tu be away nhuUt six w eeks and on her return home will be areola p;i nied by Iter sun, 'who has spent the winter with his ' 'I'.i ndiiat ents. j Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Dell and Mr. land Mrs. Krnest Dell and two I daughters Uohcrtu and Clcrl rude, J returned Monday after a six 1 months' visit in I.ns AnKeles. Cal. It. D. Munalia n. of Free water, iwiis here this week looking over the ! fruit prospects. j .Mrs. Carl Cusset. of D;i Crande, jwas a t'uvc visitnr last week. ) The Dev. and Mrs. William M. .Dradner. who visited fur several idays in Deiidletnn and Walla Wal jla, have returned home. Miss Huth Jones, of Manila, Dhll ;ippine Islands, who has been a ijaiesl of her sister, Mrs. J. K. Mil hr. left Saturd.iy fur San Franeiseo. ;Cal where she will sjiend smite time with friends.' From there she iwill K'u to Dos Angeles and then to visit her foi'iner home. From Ne j braska she w ill yu to Wa-shinlmt, D. ('., and will then return to the j Philippine Island. s Miss Ida Fiiderwoud, of r.rand i Valley, Culo., will arrive at Cove ! si'oit to spend the summer with W-r . sister, Mrs. T. C. Hefty. I Mrs. Dthel Deliaas aicotnp.u.ied j her father, the Dev. II. 1. Hansen, j tu linntiimtoii this week, where ' she will spend the summer. I Mrs. Alice Allen was hosies to -the Doiviis sueiety at her hunt"' f Thursday afternuoti. I Mr. and Mrs. F. l'ayne. Mr. and Mrs. O..K. Drides. Mrs. Fdna ; ji'miklin and daiiKhlei-, Clarice, nil of Watla Walla. Wash., were hiicmIs at the Dull tl'iiyne hurye here Sun-' day. , Mrs. .1. K. Tlipeer left Munday .for Walla Walla. Wash., tu spend! 'a inunth with her smt and family.' . Dr. and Mrs, Herman Tiipneer. I The Dev., William M. Dradnei 'was called to li 1 ramie Sund iy i mornini:. ' I .ff.. i.' . MTi -tm .-r- mr1n-ii- ' -'.'.iSi PERRY PERSONALS eiiily Here's a health food that is truly delicious! 1 GUARANTEE ? l FRESHNESS . f I'tuivttt .li.i'n .' ir'fl.'r.;,'1-. !tv y.!,it .IT . 'ci $n'Hjl'r Mr:' : ;.,,-,:!. -vr;V I i .fi ,i ,n r.-T-, -i r) i )" v HONHYMAID GRAHAMS energy and health food for children ! There's wholesome nourishment in rich ahtind.mee in every golden I loneymaid Graham wafer. Food authorities and dieti tians endorse, them because of their plentiful supply of that cjro wt h - promoting element, Vitamin R. I loney pivrs rich and delicious flavor to these crisp golden brow n waters selected gtah.im Hour from our own mills gives nutriment and nourishment. Oven-fresh because baked within a few hours of your home and triply protected against moisture by immediate wax-wrapping. Every package is sold under an un conditional guaTtnifc. 'on are absolutely assured of both quality and freshness when you buy loneymaid Grahams and other Snow Flake Bakers' Products. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma. fitly the Family Pdciar. t'lonomU'iil! C-anrtnient! 9 1 ... a Snow Flake Bakers' Product j I'KDIiY (Special) Mr. and M i Waller Thmiiiisnii. whu recen moved tu .Medical Springs, were Deny visitors he-t week. I Car! St.o kland Jr.. of Cove., was a Ferry visitor the first of the ; week. I 11. C. Httlantyne and family !fi'i' I..-i (Jrande visitors Saturday I e en i iij;. Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Moure and j daughter. Helena, were Da Claude j visitors reeenl ly. Mr. ami Mrs. Hurt Kail were vis- iliti-' at Cove last week. I The li. D. 1-irsen family visited 'relatives, at .r. (Hen Sunday. Mis- Dm ille Deher eitlued a ; visit frutn her sister who lives in 5 Da Crande. the first i.f the week, j Jacob Murray made a trip to ; Dii Iter Sunday. Frank I .at sen und family, ulm i recently returned from a trip t il'tah. will move to Medical Springs i ! Ibder Darsen ami fmnilv atti nd- ed the urmle school track meet in Da Cramlf Friday. j Mr. an.l Mrs W. D. Dobei-soM iand daughter. Fern, and .Mrs. Alice ' !"eit;asoii retcmly ni.nle a trip to 1 Daker. j Leonard Noi thi otl ami wife and )daiis"Uter. Doiain. were recent busi i news isitoi s at rnfun. j Mr. and Mrs. Nepht Combs spent j Mother's day at the trnme of Mrs. CombV parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Jos- eph I'.aMer. of Cnioii. ! Mr. ami Mrs. cieiie Donhain were , reeer.t I -i t; ramie visitors. Tin I'errv Dm ent -Tea. her as sociation met Fridav. Misses Mae li;:abeth and Alice Jeauelte Cmper furni-btd several Violin and dance 'ninnlM'M, Kefrohments were serv ! cd v the eonimnlee in i-hiirp:e, ' I Mr. und Mis W. W. fJrtiy et e ' MainiesH visitors in Da !nmle this Week, ' Horace J. Vcl-uil receitly made !a trip to Medic H prints on bu-l-! ties. i Mis. M. C. Mm'iMV is t-ilini: this i w -ek w til Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mur j rav, no i r t .mn. .1. A. M .to'l was ;t Saturday Ms I tt"t- in I i Cr.itide. I .Mis. Wilton, of 1-t tiraod". was ;ii KUe't at the home of her daughter '.Mn. Tm-viH Hansen, several tla i i.i.i j Frank Dennett Was- a hil-ilies visitor al Medical Si".--.,- 'a-, w eeV Em ; . t i ,tl d..? Early Springtime Values Here Is A Timely Opportunity to Stock Up With Many Fine Items And At Prices That Are More Than Low! Features Saturday and Monday SUGAR ! MALT Medium Cane, 100 Pounds ... Fine Berry, 100 Pounds ... CLIPPER-NUT Fresh Sweet Margerine, 'Z Pounds $6.79 45c DRIED PRUNES Oregon Grown, o Pounds 27c. SOAP Buy Now and Save Crvstal White, 9Q(. 10 bars 12 Pkgs. 'White King Granulated and 3 Bars Clemento Toilet QCp All for 3J MATCHES ' One Carton (') large boxes... 19c Puritan, hop flavored, 2 Cans $1.29 COFFEE 1 hnft Coffee in One-Pound Bags. Ground fresh daily. 0QP 3 Pounds 0"C CANNED VEGETABLES Standard 48c 48c 48c 48c ; $2.85 TOBACCO l Pound Granger Rough Cut CCr (lc Pkg. free) ODV Tomatoes, No. 21'. cans 1 Cans ;.." Corn, No. 2 cans I Cans Peas, No. 2 cans, . t Cans ;.. Beans, No. 2 cans ' 1 Cans Straight or Assorted Case (21 cans) Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i It ?Z ?vvn 0nions' 3 Bunches. 10c anges, 2 Doz C Asparagus, 2 Lbs 22c Khubarb, o Lbs 10c Carrots, 3 Bunches . 15c Spinach, 3 Lbs ; 25o Cabbage, Lb jr 108 FIR STREET PHOXE MAIN 731 E l4 Fi Q li is ft Zff y-jmVmi I ,iwr"'iwi,i,''ir""