La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1927, Image 10

' Friday; Octolwv 2$; 1S27
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
BUMPER CROP OF
APPLES IN IDAHO
packing ,houw are quite common.
Apple, pickers uiao have nt-n
rcaplnjr a harvest, throuKh tho ex
cellent qualify of fruit and hltfh
wiW pa ill for plcklnjr. The scn
Ron hejean with a, ached ule of 5
cents per basket, wlrlch has (n
creased In nuuiy Instances to 6
rents, with some offers of 7 and
S cent it-ported, where trees are
hlKh and plcklnir conditions more
difficult.
Kentucky Campaign Makes Issue of Famous Derby
.MIAMI (IIIM.Y '
MIAMI Tim chy cuul d-ule
Singular ha . Ihvd Uolntf ttf
rutfhluif husinejw. to the freut de-j
llKht of fulifomhiiiM who may!
have lu-ard tiiKiut it. The mer
Hecri'tary. I'Veahmun. ( "lura Hob-
rts, prt'Nidi'iit; Harold Itlank, vice
pn'Kldent; Allen MillH. tecreJary.
KnrolltiK-nt of the fiu.Mh, HI.
Cla.HH adviwrM: froh. Mm. Kh-t-oh:p,
'riophM., Mr. 1'rice; Juniors,
Mr. Jouch; wnior, Mt. t'oad.
Student hotly of fleers: Itiuwell
Pnltfe,.' president: KMwurd Mlooin.
vice pre.si)ftit; Ksit AnilerHon.
Hecretary. Kdwnrd ItriHiow, hul
neHH innttHper.
Aiti; WO.MKX Ji:itSONN?
' OTTAWA The uiinrenie court
muHt decide whether women are
person b. W'omeira orjfuniKatlont
haVo been demand Ins: re present n
tjou In tho senate, which the con
stitution limit to "qualified per
sons." Tho jrovttrnnifnt is to refer
the matter for judlelul interpreta
tion. cury bun hit fi3, the lowest hi hi.s.
i
Page Ten
Payette Valley Shows
Prosperity Shortage
, of Cars Hurts Emmett
, PAYKTTK. Ida., Oct. l SUns
of nroHpciily were never mo evi
dent throughout this valley as at
tory.
I
The daily breakfast nf the fnlted
Htaten navy reiiilies fi- tons f
food.
present, while- jfrowom continue to
Utilize, all available, local help, as
well an hundreds from tlx outside.
In harvest, tiff the most profitable
crop of apples ever mown in the
valley. While, unusually fine
weather has prevailed through tlio
full season, so that little or no
tlm hit been lost. Htll) the nerd
of help 1h reported urgent. Many
orchurds havo crews woi-klnf? on
Sunday, while ntjcht shifts in the
CAK SIIOltTAfiK iirins
KMA1KTT. Ida., Oct. .''I The
movement of the upple crop from
the Kmmeit. district to (he mar.
kets has been ahrtiplly halted thin
week liy the shortage, of refrijrer
ator cars. As a result the puckliur
houses and the storage facilities
at the various orchard ore filled
to their utmOHt. capacity. The plek
itiK hUH Kone forward, however,
and orchardlHtH report that the
harvesting will he finished within
the next week or 10 days.
The splendid weather of the pant
few weeks has been most favorable I
If fieaMis wealtfyA
Hon.ej-Xujfef fined' i I
: y j
TiM-Bliui
ham
CRACKERS
arc pure gold for yourchildren gold that
is invested so that it pays them constant
dividends all through life.
Health, 'rneans earning power, thinking
ability, poise, confidence And Tru-Blu
graham crackers BUILD HEALTH.
Made of TRUE graham flour that contains
the roughage and the nourishment of the en
tire wheat grain in nature's own proportions
Tru-Dlu graham crackers regulate the body
as they nourish it
Sweetened with HONEY nature's own
healthful sweet Tru-Blu Graham crackers
are delicious. That's important for it is en
joyable foods that arc readily, easily digested
and assimilated i
Order From Your Grocer NOW
Aik for the Blue and
Cvtd FAMILY Package
V .TRO-SI'Jtl BISCUIT ro-Snoksne. Portland. Setttfej
laaaaaraaaaWtfaaTihiiTivarirffiuwi
want to Wih.'?p,,rf. Kot? Clownw ?'T w . u lYV Ie".de,r ,,,e ""ere"' ,h"
. . .; ,. .; lively cumimlxnlutf for Judge Sampson. .... . , , "
to the apjtlc jfrowerj and 'Uie crop
is behiK wived wit li very .llyht'lOHH
from wlit.dfalls which one year urfo.
cohI them uhout 60 per cM of
the Inter varieties.. J'rlceH have.
Un very sat isfaetory ajid for the
trreutr pai t of the shipments casii
has heeji p:iid upon delivery at (he
cur, thus fdvintf liie trrowers im
inedlnte uwe of the money.
Tills has Ivcn a slimuiiiM to ull
lines of trade and conditions are
reported to bo the best in He vera I
yenrs by tho niercliiuits.
CATHERINE CREEK
PERSONALS
ment Mc-rved chicken soup Wednes
day noon as purl of the. lunch
menu. i
Mr, Price's boys and Klrls' chor
uti Is preparing to ive a ' itero
uiinstrei show, soiiiv time u-xii
nronth. . . .
Jess Lincoln ha been absent
this- week, hi'eaune'of necesMary
work at homo. '
The; nw phonoR-raph record
havt com and the type ' writing
viunm-n ur n'urklng' to music now,
ias well u thv penmanship claxs.
The follo1nr art' the officers
i of tho four different chutsc In the
(Cove bljrh sthool: senior' class,
hentor I'eXci'iiian, preNfdent.; Kd
I ward. Ilrlstow, ivice president:
Idenova MurohiKon, secretary.
.Iitiilbr claas: Mack Jteese, presl-ident;-
Kdwnrd llloom, vice, presl
( dent;' Kstcr Andi-Hon, swrrtarj'.
j Kophonxoro chum, Jila H roth era
president; Kvertt ' Uoyd. vice
IpnslUrnt; i.ee KlUn ltnaahwuii.
REYNOLDS'
STORE
(.'ENERAL MERCHANDISE
Phone Main 123
Island City, Oregon
Low Taxes Low Prices High Quaity
Specials for Saturday That Save
H. 0. QUICK COOKING OATS, 1 C
1 Package ID1-
2 Packages' 2G-
GRAPES Lady Fingers,
2 Pounds
CARROTS Home grown, guaranteed 7.
fresh. 2 Bunches I1
SYRUP Tea Garden Brand. Highest 90,.
Quality. Quarts 55L
Ilalf (Jallons (5)
Callons ".'.jp 1 .3-1
CRACKERS Honey maid Graham 19,.
7 ounce size IlS
1 Pound (i mince size J9
' CA'I'IIKItlNI-: f'KKKK (Hli.-rlnl)
Wulli-r CilM'int rillcil IiIh silo luxt
Wi'Oll. . ''-(,,
Work oil Mir t'Jit.liorlno creek
roml Iiiih iifftiln been rfHiinicil nrtep
tl ili'luy of Hi'Vi'i'iLl (Iiij-m booiiUHe of
brfiikiiu; niarhlni'i'y at tho rock
ortiMlier. . . ..
.Mr. uml MrM. t-M Mtli .s wen' very
plenmuilly Hurprlni'il hint Prlilay I
I'Vinntr when, their don. Wlllunl.
unit hlH wire, of .Han JoHe, ..'!., '
eaino to pay them a few (hlyn vlH-
" I
f'ounly Affrlciillurnl Agent H. O. t
Avery and family, of Ul. Orandc.
were Sutulny KUesIs at the Kd
Miles home.
J. K. le'iore is workllHf on the
I ruaci m-mx unproved intm 4 iMOn .
i pact the S. K.' Miller ranch. ,
....Mr. .Mitchell Josu ajne j.rjllfii.
valuiible Jersey cowj recuhlly.' p
Mr. and Mrs. Otto rfoldhunr and
Mrs. John Murdoch ami chlhlren,
if North Powder, were gne.sfS of
lf,A Miles Thursday. .
Mrs. KiUKsbury was assisting
Mrs. (Jhrlst with the cooking while
the men wore filling the silo.
Itny Ctislck and family, of Ti
Grande, and Mr. and .Mrs. Kmcry
Jarman and da light erM, Georgia,
Helen and Beryl, of Haines, were
dinner guests at (he home of Mrs,
It. .1. Cusiek lust Sunday,
M rs. W 1-:. Kick le and wife
were giteals Thursday at the home i
of their daughter, Mrs. Guy Hull,!
at Cuion. It was Mrs. Hall's!
birthday ami 'ull had an enjoyable
time.
AN
UNBIASED
BALLOT
-
LESS THAN
MR tAKIN6
See the Champions at
Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
. Incorporated
-(JtE . .rA 1
PjrCSfcl Portland, Oregon,October29-November5 V'?
M?7 $100,000 in Premiums i
ff 17th Annual Exposition 14p
Y'S, 1 Combines Dairy Products Show, world-re- 1 jfT'mm
li:r',4S.) no wned Horse Show, National Wool Show, ( ' ' JSpti
'jfJ- Ivnl " NortiiweiC Fox Show, Manufficturerk' and Land ' 7 ItwL'j
!.'4StvW?; I 111-- Product, Show, Boy," nnJ.Girl.' Cliib Work. VJHfV
Stl People-Win Be There j tM
iY'P'l':' il V -to an rot tne Itreateit Kathering of Pure 7 GIO
DiiffiffiSF ! ly Bred Beef and Dairy Catrlc, Hors, Sheep, Hog,, If A Tpvl
'w'"'' Goat, Foxes ever shown in America. 10 acre, un- I V.
v r one ro Largest Premium List ever offered. A" i
mS&Tijl; ' ypp Hiuht days of education and entertainment. ,7 Wrafey M?$&Kf
Thrilling Horse Show 7 eveninij, and 3 after- Ij r&Tfif, Jjtf.
ffifr no11. Llaily Auctions of Beef and Dairy '. '.(J'wj
plapl W Cattle. Judges of international reputation ill I 'SSeKBa.
I
Largest Livestock Show in the World -10 acres under one roof '
COVE PERSONALS
i'OVI'3 (Wpeelal ) The chorus
of Iho Oove hUrh srhool held o-
! meet i hk at the school house Thurs
day nlKht al 7::to. (
t'ove ih'hool , hired Welmrr's
truck and went to the football
inune at lutlder.
The Ittv. eYanels Hall. f llond.
who Is holding a mission at the
Kplncnpnl cliurch, nve a talk la
Mrs. Alllls" rooiui and to the Latin
chiAS Tuesday.
Tlie freslmian KukIIhIi class do-
' lialced Thursday. The tiiu stlon.
ltesolvedl: "That, capital puttbdi
ineiit nhould be abolished."
The liaby Heef club of the coun
ty Is plunntiitr lo make an exhibit
lit the I'uclile International Live
stock stunw. The club has thred
I felt Torsd, three Ail t us fti.d three
! Shorthorn steers.
Mr. Price's shop class Is build-
I It-K n nsidlnx' table for the libh
school.
The domestic
science depart-
Every-Day Prices
Fanning's Pread and Putter Pickles, bottle 254
Evans Golden Sugar ('urn none bettoi' o lc
Fig Wafers, Pound 20,k
Jell Dessert. 3 Packages 25f
Candy Sale
Chocolates 11 igliest grade. Regular (0c seller
Pound
Lemon Drops 21
Tilt Top Tables $3.00
Magazine Packs $1.50
End Tables $2.00
Book Racks $1.95
Transfers 10f and 2(ty
MHOMHanMHaMalMKaBBM
IYuantJs Bride
nif truant oinreni went out lo
Hud nut why lora Dojcr of Can-ii-lvllk..
O., wasn't lu school. Th.y
found that 1X. thouRh .ho'i
"ily 15. had chanwd her namo
to lora Joiie.. . Sh v cauulns:
trult when th omrers arrived
d aald that alnca ahe had a
huaband to look after ahe coiil.ln'
b buth-i-ea wi,h ,t.h00li
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Quality and Savings
Arc two things to consider when buying food. It is always a'saxTiig'ur
buy good food. You receive both the Quality and Savings when you
buy' from your Thrift Grocer.
JV ;r FEATURING SATURDAY AND MONDAY THESE
Lower Prices
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, VA LBS.
57c
MOTHER'S OATS- Z"A!num) ' 33c
MATCHES- X B,!""!!!n! 19c"
SALMON- fcanJ!!.!:.!!::1:: 45c
PAKIIP Preferred Stock,
till OUr- 2 Large Bottles 44C
SYRUP- m,ite C-ystaIra blend of white coj-n and
u iivi ,.ock ,.ock candy syn,ps 1Q Lb pajl
79c
COMB HONEY
This is No. 1 Honey in full 12'. j.
ounce frames; last year's pask and
is candied. A real buy when you
can buy it at our price.
SPECIAL 2 for .25c
THRIFT COFFEE J
Few Equal None Better. '
Fresh Roasted
Ground to suit you.
THREE IX)UNDS 91.25
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