La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1928, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 6, 1928
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La Grande
Holly Brand
Ham
Easter wrapped Milo
-flavpr, priced special for
Easter, per lb. -
25c
CANNED FOODS
'):'.: Tomatoes
P. S. solid pack, finest quality, !t No, 2'
tins .
60c :- v.'.
Corn
P,' S. tirjy kernel, fancy sweet conj-r-3
No, 2 tins
57C V ::
Pumpkin r
P. S. Eastern Pumpkin, makes three
pies 2 No. ty-r, tins .
. 34c
. Peas .
P. S. Telephone, tender and swept, Jl cans
Asparagus
P. S, large white, the very best, 2 cans,
75c '.- y
Peaches '., .-
P. S. Rliced or halves, very rich syrup
3 No. 2'2 cans
75c ;
Apricots
P. S. Moorpark, very fancy fruit 2 No.
2 'a tins .
67c ;
Pineapple
P. S. whole slices, perfect fruit 3 No.
2 tins
77c .,
Grapefruit
Preferred Stock, .serve for breakfast
2 No. 2 tins !
.serve
53c
Spinach
Preferred Stock, clean, lender leaves
2 No. 2 ' tins
39c
Miscellaneous Items
Bacon
Swift's Empire, good quality, per lb.
27c
Bluing
Stewarts The old reliable, 2 lxitlles
29c
Jell-o
Tho quick dessert, nssorlul flavors
3 pkgs.
25c
Cigarettes
Old Gold, Camels, Chesterfields, carton,
$1.20
Citrus
Washing Powder, 2 large pkgs.
50c
Plato
27c
Elgin
Enterprise
Easter Food Sale
Special Prices Help You Provide a More
Delicious Menu for Le6s Money
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Easter week is a time for new things. Why not inako
it a time for new and better foods?. Servewei, with the
value-giving power of a large group of stores and a
poweri'ul'chain of wholesale houses, makes your Easter
. food buying both pleasant and economical,
Sei-yewe. methods mean much to your daily weals, If
O i-uiiveiueiiv wee ueuvery is ui ways uvanauie. serve
wei men are" anxious to fill your needs try them' dur
ing this special Easter Food Event. . : . , j - :
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
We buy our supply of eggs from the local farmers
and poultrymen 2 " '- : ;
Easter Special, 2 dozen, 34c
SUGAR ,
All ready to advance.
I'uy now and save.
Cash price, 100-lb. sk.,
$6.95 .
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LARD
Pure white lard1 for
your Easter pies, 'Mb.
pail '
''75c. .
,8-jb. pail-!
. $1.45 " T
COFFEE
Preferred Stock, the
best flavored cofco in
vacuum tins, 2 Iks.
97c
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BUTTER
Guaranteed fresh
creamery butter. Eas
ter special, 2 lbs, -
90c
FLOUR
Drifted Snow, best
grade Washington
hard wheat, 49-lb.
sack
$2.25
1 bbl. (1 sacks)
- $8.98
SOAP
P. & G. white, Citrus
or White King Bar,
your choice, 10 liars
40c
BEANS BEANS BEANS
57c i 35c 39c :
Wallowa
yvu vb iiimiuii your iuuu midget, VPS savings 0.V aerve
wel Stores lets you buy better foods, mora delicious
Qualities for same money. Credit is gladly extended
Carslen'sT.C.
Ham
Very mjld cure, delicious,
baked or fried, Easter
special, lb., j
29 c
PRODUCE FEATURES
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Bananas
, Nicd ripo fruit for the children 3 lbs.,
1 . ?5c ....
Cauliflower
Plump, white heads, per pound i .'
i5c ;
Potatoes
Grande Uonde Netted Gems, 100 lbs.,
:. ' $1.10
Spinach
Nice, fresh spinach from Walla Walla
. 3 lbs. ...
' 25c
I Oranges
IZoso brand, sweet juicy Sunkist 3 doz, ,
f . 79c ,
Lettqce
Nice firm heads 3 heads
27c :
.1 r.'
Cabbage
New Texas, sweet and tender, per lb.
. Onions v
Yellow onions, a good buy, 10 pounds
50c ; . ;
BREAKFAST FOODS
Jasper's ;,
Health Nuggets
The best whole wheat breakfast food-r--4-lb.
pkg .
35c -J
Shredded "
' Wheat Biscuits
Very nourishing 3 pkgs.
33c
H-OOats
Small size quick cooker or regular 2
pkgs.
33c -r ,
PostToasties
The ci i.sp, tender com flakes 3 pkgs. ,
25c
Mother's Oats
Pure Eastern oats with, aluminum prem
iumlarge pkg.
:s with
33c
Puffed Wheat
Fine for children, service with cream
2 pkgs.
25c
j NORTH POWDER
aERSONALS
NORTtf. POWDER (Special)
HavliV I,, Kln takn to tha
Hot .lilcn mitiiilnrliiin Xtnn.in..
jnlifht mifrcVInK from InflamniHtor
riipumatiiin. tnn i-rrcrta of tlit. flu.
Wimloni Curni. u on th atck
IIM. t
Thp rutihr-llrmin hchl their rosu
lur hirctliiK Slon'liiy nlKht. ac
cepted the resignation of tho nmr
ahal, William, Ilcnch'i-Hon, ami
Plnctotl Will Ooihnm to tills posi
tion, i
John f'ainplibll who haa liecn
vlHltlny hin niece and nephew, Mrs. '
Itetta Allen and W. .Mercer,
paased nay. at the Kt. Kllzalieth
hospital Monday and Ills body was
Hcnt to tho east for burial accoiti- '
panted hy f. W. .Mercer, on tho
Slst at March, Mr. Campbell fell In
front of tho Walk OnroBe dye to
it heart . attack. Ih; was - iincon- ,
acinus fr'mn: that tltuo until' dejith.
Tho hlfrh school Ih now pmctlc-
InK on th.e senior play entitled
; "Ann's .lttn Affair."
Amly Tempy and family moved :
out on tho ldwer ranch of I,. H.
Mooro whore he will work there'
tills summer. j
It. K; 'lyler, niAnnKer of the Til no '.
Mountain creamery of l.a Grande
was trannactlnit business, nt North"
l'owdef, Tuesday, ( i
Jacobs' iNrothei-B' mill starts op
brntjnfr again Wednesday mof nlnff. '
. Kxport typing pins were award-
ed to several high school students
Monday. . v I
ALICEL PERSONALS
j A!.IKhs (Spfclal) Flora Harr
Ho, of I'ortlund, vlHlted with -Mrs.
Qeorgo . ConKlfn Bovoral days thlH
week. (
I Hyven 'Johnson is building a now
wood house on his placo.
Mr, ond Airs. W. K. Rnokman
Urovo to Baker limt Sunday and
itpont the day. -
I Dwight and Wrdq Oonklin nro
upend In ff their Haturduya working
for J. A. GuflklU on hia farm.
j MIhh Maiy and Alarparet Taylor
Bpont Kun day with Mm, Urut'O
Clark. i -i, )
Mr. Harry Wells returned home ,
11) u weak fromva visit to fspounne,
Oscar Howell was nn Alirol vis- '
Itor Thursday aftornoon. i
Home unknown person broke the
lock on Ted Conhlln's g-aragc door
and entered the KuroKG sometime
Sunday nlKht. This is the second
time this has happened of late, and ,
several gallons of gas has boon 1
stolen. i f
Mrs. Bruce Clark and Omar
Iluckman were shopping in Baker
one day last week. - '
. -Mrs. - Graham,' teacher of the j
Allcel school, met ' with a slight '
accident while driving ojt from i
town last Monday1 morning. In '
-trying to nvold running over a dog,
she rn Into a ditch and was out j
,and hrulsiMl about her head and
fupe.(, ,
iJohn "Wells Hr. has. returned
homo from Monitor wliero he hus
lioen spending tho .winter. .
Mr. and Mrs. Vance KandaM, of
T.a Orande, spent Thursday ut the
K. F. Brown homo at Aliqej.
Mr., and Mrs. Cecil Wagoner, of
J.a Grande, spent Kunday at the
.lack Bryant home.
Miss MHva Buchanan met with
a very piiinful accident last FrW
day while doing some sewing. In
some wny tjie sewing machine
needle was run Into her finger and
through to the other side. A small
piece broke orf in the finger near
j the bone, nnd medical aid had to
.he sought to remove the piece.
'Aithniiu-h vorv nainful. the tnjurei
member is healJng nicely.
j Harvey BucVman has been haul
;lhg baled hny to town this week.
ervlce from this Boylc-Daytoa
duplex pump. You drive In for
gajiand oil. You're served both
in jiffy direct from the lame
diipnucr. No waiting. Ju.t a
minute and you're on your way
gain.
Boyrt-tytoo pump tare you time be
cause they arc niftf meting, Thy re
dependatM, accurate and eaijr to operate,
to.
Aad Botic-Daytoa atr4rf it available at
raavcntcntly located points in the Wnt.
aa added advantacc tlut coetayouDMha.
More Boyle-Dayton are told ob the coaat
than any other kind. You 11 prefer tbrm,
too.
Order from any of the 6 factory Waocbea
noted below or tee your oil company.
I.OS ANCBLES, IKS Santa F Ave.
PIK.ltiNIX.J17 S. Crntr.l Are.
PORTLAND, tlO.W .UilnatonSc
?AN DIACO, I.li0 Tllird St.
SAN FRANCISCO, 8JI Howard St.
This Ad
with the
EverFit
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It cant shrink
We Believe it is an Epent Worth Talking About
- , Famous "SHIRT WAFT", Shirts :
' ' are exclusive with us in La Grande,
. . HPHE latest innovatjon ih Men's Shirts -,
collars that can't shrink ! And patterns
": ' they're all new something you don't
see every day in the week. Modernistic,
cubistic and futuristic patterns in the pop- .,
ular greens, tan and blues. ' See these shirts
j. . ; in our window ! v , . ,: v ;
Very Moderately Priced at -;
-. ' $1.95 $2.25 $3.00 ' $4.00 "
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
! "The Man's Stove" L
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
V1 ADAMS AVi:. OpiHilc Ilolnieiikuiiips I
i Anrii3unceoient ! w
, The "Sei-ve Your Self" Shoo and Hosiery styrie, now un
der the management and sole 'ownership of its formpr man--ager.
Mr. S. M. Delepine,, wishes to' announce to the people . '
.of Li Grande and suil'ounding country, its new, policy of
stocking only well known, reliable, and nationally advertised '
. lines at shoes and hosiery, and furthermore, the fact that
: owing to its unique self service plan of selling, it will save its.
customers from 5c to 25c on every pair of hosiery and from
' 5c to f 2.00 on every pair of shoes it sells. -
HOSIERY
Rollin's Run-Stop
Duram
Buison
V Hyklass
Puster Brown
Ss Our NEW SPRING
"SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE"
is Abtiiit
SHOES
Friendman-Shelby i
Central
Entlicott-Johnson-
Godman v
XL S. Rubber Co. '
.SWEATERS Just Arrived
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