La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ iwm vAs'wt.' .1.. i Friday, April 27, 1928 I J" f.r Si ' Page Four f.A HP A Mm? PVPMTMP. nPSPPVRff i 'iiii ii : I;! Much Seeding Of 00lh,ns " cu,"vttt""t ,h0 ii lirl A I winter wheat crolia are mnKing Spring TTUeal lU a very rapid uroirth. and ua the 1T l 1 j inuon advunceH the iirouperln look ' WallOWa LOlinty i better. A Rood mhimI Is n In illUBl V nw iimnAnr that much If any reaeedlnj; A FALLOW A, Ore., Apr. 27. (Spe- wii be necessary In IIiIh cinimuin- ..h-P-Wlth h gradual settling of my. Ho'" farmers who wero able V"kther conditions during the past to pel their grnln sown early last .i J i i i r diH li iroiilnir such h headwuv lii'mers to got utarted at farming I growing wmi u7 rM it f. umnii whu in f.u- t.irtM i.r dm to do considerable pasturing for the 'f$jiity. However, the heavy noil next row weeks hi order to keen it yet too wet at most of tho farms from gruiug mrKc niuuK " allow working mid tho plowing in nunger oi uuuih VI &fnff done 1h confined mostly to vero freeze. ve'ly and well drained soils. A (ntjor uf farmers havo been busy Z'liin Spring fcoedjng la contemplated at many of tho farms thus spring und with a large amount or sutnmerfullowlng to ho done, it in probable that Boine will be quite late In getting through, us no farming to speak of will be done In tho hill sections before the first of May, even If the weather should remain fair from now on. . Much slock has been moved to the ranges during the punt few weeks, weather condition lately havo been Ideal. Bonds are hIow in getting dry enough to allow dragging und fill ing In of ruts which Were cut dur ing the long period of wet weather 'l. -II THE OPEN COURT l OKItKHI'ONDENTS M 0 81 NI'IIMIT 1 11 Kill NAMKS TO VI IE KDITOR If Tllb'VIIK 81 UK MHTCIIH rillNTKK. A liii'KC umount of mih'Imk hociIIiik . iiioIoh. To tho Kdilor: Whon your' ri'uriont hupix,, to ntrillt! u problem that to the ordin ary mind scciilh IiihoIiiIjIo It tt (tuitu natural to apply to a wiB,r and many of tho dirt roada In the l'" 'r ",0 l"l""V.f '" l hltls are yet nearly Impassable to cars becauae of muny deep 'mud fci - 1 QUALITY STORES Always the BEST for the MONEY That is our motto. We live up to it every day and guarantee every article to be what you expect. We appreciate your patronage and show our apprecia tion at every visit, a , SATURDAY and MONDAY, April 28th and 30th Cake Flour Airy Fairy Brand. Makes finer cakes, per package 38c Syrup ; Banquet Brand, Butter scotch Flavor, 10 ll. can for 83c " Shredded ; Wheat Nature'B Perfect Health Food for Man. 3 packages for 1 " 29c .. Flapjack Pancake Flour, per pkg. 28c ' Clorox A llouKchold Necessity, , Cleanses and Bleaches, per bottle 18c P. S. Shrimp None Finer 1 Packed, 5 cans for " 37c Apricots ; 'AT L Vi"i'l, fine lipc Caluorniii fruit, No. 10 i can for G7c KadotaFigs In Wine and Sugar A morning appetizer, 2 cans for 69c Grapefruit Preferred Stock, Two No. 2 tins 53c Gooseberries These GooselHiiTics make delicious pics, No, 10 tin for w ; , 52c Coffee Preferred Stock, rich, mellow, golden, 1 II) for : , 50c v ; 1 Oh Henry Bar Free Preserves 15 oz. Jars Kerr's Best Olmwlxsrry or Ilaspben-y 2 jars for ' - 55c V Reaches -Blue Kibbon I) r i e d Peaches in sanitary pack ages, 2 pkgs. 39c - - Soap 1 .ux Toilet Soapi for len der skin, 3 bars for 25c Peaches , . .: Preferred Stock, sliced or ' halves, 3 cans for v 73c Flavo-Jell The New Jell Dessert VMny lo make, 3 packages for- Lard Piiro Kastern liind 4 lb. pail for 73c 8 lb. Pail for $1.44 Sugar Pure Fine Cane Sugar in Sanitary Cloth sacks 10 lb. sack for 23c 69c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Strawberries, Oranges, Grapefruit, Bananas, Green Peas, New Potatoes, Oregon Asparagus, Rhubarb, Broccoli, Celery, Head Lettuce, Bunch Turnips, Rad ishes, Green Onions, Cabbage,' Fresh Tomatoes, Cu cumbers, Bunch Carrots Seasonable Items Attractively Priced P. S. Chili Sauce A ' Dflicioua Kclish for Cold Meats. lnrgt bot tle for 12c Dried Apricots Fanev California Fruit 2 llw. for- 55c A & L Pears Fancv Table Fruit, One No. 2',2 li" for 35c Kitchen Bouquet Adds (hat Kirh Brown color to your uravies, 1 bottle- 49c Baker's Coeoanut 1'iincy Shredtlcd, lb. pkg. Brick Cheese Kraft's C'ream Brick Cheese for Sandwiches, lolb. pkg. 25c P. S. Clams Fancy Minced, l cans for 58c P. S. Salmon I Sock 45c I'ani'.v Kit! Sockeye, 1 lb. can for P. S. Fruit Salad All Bendy to Serve, One No. 2' tin for ' ' 61c her loot her, Mm. Mllinan. Mr. and Mrs. 1'Yank Miller have a new 1-iodge dun. Ip. H. Jelhy Is driving ti new Chevrolet coupe. ; Tho two'year-old daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs., Hoy Kackler Is se riously ill ut the Tamil y home here. Itr. Ollmoie, of I'nionl is te at tending physician. Mlsn Alice Mar iiiardt, the county nurse, )s hIm) vfHltlng the patient. Mr. Karkter'H father and mother from, Hoise Ida., came home on Kat urduy, M rs. I-'ackler retraining to assist Wie mother in nursing. Iater, -after V consultation of physicians, the lit em. Huppose (hero should bo ills- 'e f"' " lanen to tw urunue covered a district in this city whero' Hondo hospital at 1-a Grande. j tho street is -in a" had condition. M'- Hiid Mrs. Harry Harrington, very bad condition, ho had that It of Wlllon (Mrs. Harrington is, Mrs.! Is a menace to traffic, a menaco Kackle-r's mother) aro also here, to health, a veritable hog wallow. Mr. and Mis. W. J. J(altnmrk whenever It rains. And further pfnt Hunrtay In I -a Grande at the suppose that this condition has home of Mr. and Mrs. I. it. Jiulf- exlrt for 25 y,ears and that tho mark. only change of uttltudQ. towards Mra. A. H. Orion and daughter, this district by a (.'hrlslian com- Wanda Hetty, are spending a few munlly has been-a slight raise of days at U.e home of Mr. and Mih. taxes yearly, whleh lias been cheer- l''rank Miller.' fully and punctually paid by those Oiffgs Alexander M now drlvlno' patient patriots who havo lived and a new Chevrolet couch. Ii.mii unl npr.ti.n'fn (.; n n Mr. and Mrs.' f'runlttln WpIIu nt lout of .this hog wallow in which Allcel, spent Hunday at th home J they, havo strtiggcd for a long Mm, Wells' parents, Mr. und drnarey one-fourth century, , Mi-d.-lt, I. Barker. ... I Hut now when hone seemed to 1 Mrs. J. B. Mills and son. Gordon dawn on this neglected district. Mills, returned Hunduy (oih Wallai that a hard surfaced street was in Walla, where they spent the week-1 sight, wo .ore faced with tho in- 'nd with Mrs. Mills daughter, Miss oulry Is the appraised value of Uorothy. the land sufficient to pay for the 'rle Itev. -.-Mr. C'hrlstophen," of street'.' that us It may we do Washington, conducted tho services know that a hard surfaced street at the Haptlsl church' Sunday would more than double tho land morning and evening. value. Will we ever get It or must Tho baccalaureate services will j wo continue to suffer in silence " neiu Hunmry evening at the while tho city inarches on and, Methodist church. The llov. Win. forgets all about us. "Verily hopo M. Bradner will give tho sermon, (deferred tnaketh ho heart sick." i and; music will be furnished by .j-;ven tho assessor lias given up me cnoirs oi wio .ietnouisi ana trying to find lonut the choirs of t he excuse for Kpiscopal churches. raising tho taxes this year. No hope for any Improvement, and the sndest part of It all is nobody is to blamn and therefore V ave nue from Hpruce street east must remain unimproved. Yours In Sorrow. I.. Gurrick. COVE PERSONALS ! COVB (Special) School New At a student, body meeting the terlnln ' past week the students voted i revise the student body constltu- club. I ion. They sare sending to other high schools for copies of their Mr. and Mm. Oscar Gorham. of North I'oivdcr, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Cora Bloom. Mr. Gorham has sold his Interest In tho North I'owder garage and tney urn expetfng to make a change In their residence. The Woman's club will hold' Its regular semi-monthly meeting ut the library Thursday whon the members will discuss some final plans regarding the cook book. It Ik now In the hands of the printers and will be off the press by May 1. On Saturday the club will en- Mrs. O. J. Franked, statu to president, who wilt address the high schools for copies ol their " Yftl constitutions In ordr to study the ImHVQ,1 IXUlCuJ 'Chute Fails Him bent features in each. School was dismissed at 2 :H Thursday to allow ut tendance at I 'm Cove-Tmbler baseball game. Mil, Apr. 27 (AP TJetilen- Thls was a holly contested game imt General Alessandro Ohidoni, with the score tied In the third. r n. n... ..i . .1. former Italian air attache at Wash- ! wiin the score lied In I he third, l 1 K 1 1 " " "Il'l llllllll I II 1 1 1 1 1 H II1M JV.M iJIK,oni wun kr,l tri(Jy whpn" mum was p.ayeo wneu u was so lm,m.hu,e wlth wjilclf he jumped dark that the players could scarce- from Hn !,.,,,,, OVPr , Montc. ty see the ball and could-nut dts- cello n.,Mff fe( ftt,ln(, ,Q jtlngulsh the uulforn.H. The Imhler, jl(1t(jnunt noHlii who wn- iot. team Was victorious In the Hth In- in(? ,n llflI.t mUy u,n gonrmI i "'"' , , ', , poss'bly hud made the, jump too Gordon Mdls was a high school tlt.,ut,f fi-u- i Wsltor llie past week. V V his body and the parachute failed merits for a senior banqirrt. This to spread. This was tho first time In mora win ihkc inaco in ino near uuure. ian 2 mw llUm.hir8 that this particular type of parachute failed lo open. ' - 'he chorus turned the proceeds of their concert over (6 the Wom en's Civic chlh to help keep Up th'J expenses of the library. The school ' makes good use of the library an 1 PAiTKUSOX JOINS CAHA VAX does not want to see It have lj. v 1 r dose down because of lack of ex- SALKM. Ore.. Apr. 17 (Al) pense money. Governor Puttersou will leave to- Tho juniors and seniors will give day for Grants Pass where he. will i a hall nt the MaeeabeiN hall the meet the ('alirornhi motor caravan evening of April -X. 'representing the Bed wood Ktnplre 1 Lola Brothers was absent from association. Tho governor will ac-"! school four days last week. Itea- company the caravan to Salem son. an attack of the flu. , where a wept Ion lis to be given Mrs. food complains thai the the I'allforniaus Mmuiay. comhiuaf hm of the botany flowerj ! gardens tuul domestic r;!ence cook-1 -A good provider doesn't always ery nil In her room Is not the main a good husband. most phvuatit in the world., Some of the shop class are send .Ing for and making hows and ar rows, planning to take up archery. 1 : Wheatena l A'' delicious lircakfast or. ' j Food, 1 package for 1 ! 'y- 30c . ' Miss Mae Stearns, of l.a Grande, cm lie over on Wednesday to take the school pictures. A. II. Ortou find Leonard Mil inait left on Monday for Ashland. They will lie acconipanli-1 on their return by Mrs. Bernard Orton aud her Children, and M rs. Kva Mil man. Mrs. Orion and two children will spend the Hummer here with The Gift that Wiil Please Mother Hcst. The Artstyle Mothers Day pKt'kage contains a d llclotis assortment ol 'mother's fuvfniles- all coated It h hicompur el'U Ai Islylr riioctdiit e. I lei MIX tnndo of otelal It Is a pel feel limiting p n kae. Give us t lie address we'll do the I est . IVr I'mintl x $1.50 Glass Drugs Inc. tU ycdl, Sty La Grande, Ore. ' Coming to - ri:i)i,i;roN ami iiakki; Dr.Mellenthin n SI'KtiAMST In Internal Mcdh-lne for the I Mist fifteen years ioi:s xtyr i'f;it.TH Will hr In IViidh'ton on Thursday May 17; nl tho llntion Hotel and hi Baker on Frhhiy and Saturday Mlny IN A- Hi, ut. the Gdser Grand Hotel Of flit Hours: 10 a. in. to I p. in; One Hay In Pendleton and Twir Oays Only In Baker. , . Xt Charge for CouMiltalloii Or. Mellenthln lja rem t tar grad uate In medicine and surgery and is licensed by the sluto of uregoti. He dues- noL operate fur chronic ap-j peiidlcUls, gall ulones, ulcers of ( stomaidi, tonsils or adenoid. j He h is tu ids ciedlt wonderful results In diseased of the stmmich. Itver, . bowHs,. h(oid, skin, nervei. liearl," kidney, bladder, bed wet I lag, catarrh, weak lungs, vhcumatlsts;, sciatica, leg dicers and rectal nll ments.i y Betow are the nafnes tf a few of Ills many satisfied patients In' Ore gon who tiHv ben Heated for one of the above named causes: II. II. Blake. Marxhfiehl. ;. I'iluier Booker, t'ondmi. Be.sHip Krktes, l-hmdie. 1 G. Horn, konini7.it. W. i'. Ileyler, Kent. V. M. Hosier. Mt. Angel. Mrs. L. 11. Martin. Morn. I ia vis tttelnou. AlleKhany. Kred Shields. Kbiumlh Kails. Joe Shueships. Gltdtou. 1, I. YVagenldasl, I'ortlaud. Heniemher above date, that Con sultation on this trip will be free aud that hi treatment Is different. .Mhrried women imul bo accom panied by their husbands. "Is? It- topj rigiit iUft UUliuer & Mtrx CHOOSE AN ALGERIAN BROWN V 2 OR 3 BUTTON SUIT ; Hart Schaffner & Marx 5"x-?37;$52-5o.-..- . We'll see that you get the rigid skirls and neck wear to wear with it. , ; . The same is true of any of the new stylish colors ; Greyhounds, Grampian blues or Stone greys. 'We," have the right color combinations in every case for .. the accessories. "If VERY dollar cdtuils for more when LJ, you wear FLO RSI 1 El M Shoes per manently . . . Eloruheini (iuality makes each dollar do its utmost . . . there's longer .vear, better appearance, great er comfoit in -cvciy pair. It's real economy to wear Florsheims.- Most Styles no00'- THE NEWER THINGS IN PAJAMAS Color Is the Keynote You'll say they're color f id! Worlds of it and style loo. H e think you'll agree m J i i : J L ' : 1 j '"'I' (hat they're the PAJAMAS I 1 smartest you have seen this Wk sewn. 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