La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1928, Image 9

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VALLEY NEWS
GENERAL NEWS
VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY APRIL 27, 1928
NUMBER 2ia
Over The Valley
Mabol K. Morton, Valley Kewa Editor
Ld, tiuvclllnff, especially . uL any
ItipeoU. Is rutiier dangerous, . .
JUiurt l-'iiiu Mwiintf
'Jlioso who attended tho good
roads moot I nit at HuinniorviUo
Wednesday evening report uu ex
ceptionally enthusiastic and har-
, monloua meeting, whote tho dvstro
Hvnl I'MMo Tiiihsrcr ' ' leads' to tlio cemetery w hich hu for orougli co-operation wua dm-
Iwo ohaiitfea in real ostato at 1 b.-tm for aunio time In rather poor l""" continually. ino J-Jsm
Huiiimei vlMu wuro unnuuneed Inn' ' condition. Volunteer help has been '-,""'unlty dub, taking with them
week. Mra. Wugonur, mother of offered and it la reported that dur- lheir JtfP,W0 buuti "lUiio u,u rP
J. J. Wagoner linn purchaned tho! Ing the last week or mbrei 69 dif- 10 8niiiiorvlll and their force
i.n. iirm.i.i-iu m.vt n,i i . . .. wtu-e Rueiiientud bv icaidcntA of ull
Btore, und known oh the Handera' vulloy have contributed time anJ the u'unillii communUieji. all
propeny. Mr. anu air. John Wbb- luborju tho work of repairing the "4 r uuu luuo "u
uiii;i jiittu iui iiiuncij UIU tilllll lOllUWllV. t '
Wood place, where Mm, Wagoner
Hr. haa I .'eon living. Jtoth of tho
proportion wilt he Hiihjoctud to con
fident bio repairs. The roof on the
Wagoner store linn uIko been re
cently re-roofed and other lm-
tirnvf nun fit mailn.
. O '
Cricket Ilat Grange
The regular meeting of ('rleltet
Flat grnnge In to, bo, held tomorrow-
(Saturday) evening at their
customary meeting plaee. It In
Htated that thero are u number of
very Important mat tern of. busi
ness to come up for dlaeussion dut
iiiff tho evening.
Voting vuna in
The baby daughter of Mr. itnd
Mrs. Kity Ifnckler, of Cove, la re
ported to bo very dangerously 111
at the parentH home. The little
girl Ih about two yeara of uge. A
ycoiiHUltatlon o( physlcluns Iiuh been
held uvtM' 'the cuau. ,
o -Working
on J'aini . '
Virgil Bandct'Hou, of Dry Creel;.
Ih working for Frank Wood ell thin
aprlng. -
Jln MLI-We-t Visitor ,
Airs, (.'battle Kenn. of llut
Spring, S. I)., visits the latter part
uf the week tit the home of her
uncle, Charles CUuve-r and family
at iniblur. . . i
Canadian Held IVum ,
A few fa (in e ih In the i',it vicin
ity are planting Canadian field pens
in small acreage thin- your willi
oatH for a better hay crop. They
are following tho example of l.ew
la Ijintx irnd T. C Hefty, who ex
purlineiiled on these last, year with
whut they report as excellent re
milts. "
o
lentli of Mrs. Inln Hug
The news of the death ytttdvrday
afternoon of Mrs. Lola Hug at the
home of her hi si or, Mrs. Mason In
Lit Cnnnle. brought very genuine
regret to her host of filenda In the
northern part of the county. Men.
ug avbh a ilaugh(or: 'if-' Mr.--limr
Mm. W. A. West, who live on
I'umpktii Itidge and had lived
there during her early yeara.. She
was wl'II liked by those who knew
her and her untimely death' Is
deeply deplored. Her Misters, Mr.
CluirloH Sanderson und Mrs. - In
l.uninniin, who were In Wilming
ton. Cul., on" an aulo trip, w ere
calhid homo by their sister's crit
ical illness, arriving in la Orande
last woelt, -
, u
ItusitievH nl North rowdcr
Holiert Ay res. republican enudi
dale for the orflce of district at
torney at the coming primaries,
wuh a business vlsllor In . North
1'owder, Weiluesdny. where lie wan
renewing old )iei tin lain ncivs, mak
ing new ones and building up
pulltleal fences generally.
o
A ComtiiuiiHy liwjwl
ltesldents of the Cove nelghltor
hood are (Uite gratified over -tlr.s
work being dono on the road which
Union Uvestuck Show. From now
henceforth, and even fnrevermnre,
the big little livestock show which
la held-each June (someone, haa In
terjec-ted 'during the rainy season':
la to be known over the northwest
as the "Bawtern Oregon livestock
endorsed unanlinoualy the proposed j Show. Association." All legal re
J44'i,uuu bond Issue. Not tho least qulrements for tho changing of the
enjoyable feature of tho ovening'nnme of tho show have been met
was the supper served by tho Ue-'and the petition has been filed
bekaha of Summervltle. noted far i with the secretary of atate.
dent , of schools, visited rural and wido for the number of good) Meetings are being held at regu-
UNION IS PREPARING
FOR 20TH ANNUAL
LIVESTOCK SHOW
No more do we have with us. the 'the udilitlon. It Ih )ioied. of nuuiy
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
Graham CVockcr riiddin
VLsils StdHMds
K. A. Siiyre, county auperlnten
1 cooks in their ranks. They real
iKod In the neighborhood of ?-'
from their efforta.
To Hold Convention
Next Wednesday, Thursday and
J' rid ay nt tho Methodist church in
Union tho fourth annual conven
tion of tho Woman's Homo Mis
sionary society of the western dls
Allen, of tho Cove, were Wednen-Uriet Jntormountaln conference will
duy visitors in La Orande. Mra.fbu held. From this date the en
Allen has returned not long slnu rollmcnt la not known but It Is ex
from Corvullis, where she visited 1 pected that there will bo a large
with her son, Leonard Allen and attendance of tho Method lit ladies
fit in 1 1 y. Mr. Allen Is oho of Uu for all or part of this time. Tho
assistant club leaders in tho statov program for tho session is aa fol-
achools In the Elgin locality Wed
nesday. Yostcrday the chief school
officer celebrated, his birthday and
his daughter. Miss Geneva, princi
pal of the school at Sutmnervllle.
came homo and helped during a
family celebration In tho ovcnlnr;.
o
VKItors In Ia (Grande -
Mrs. George McDanlel and Mra.
lar Intervals at Union when matters
looking toward this year's show are
1 packago graham crackers, rollel
fine
t cup marshmallows, unaltered
cup chopped wuluuts
1 cup chopped dates, ,
Mix tho abovu Ingredients with
1 cup of sweet cream. Form into :i
miu'O, wilt start out their season
at tho Eastern Oregon show.
Aa staled above, lien Jury has
boen engaged for this year's show.
terjec-ted 'during the rainy aeastm') )Mr.. Jory in at present conducting
ins wild west snow in other aoc
tluus. He has wlutored Ills stock
on tho hills near Union. Mr. Jory and serve with whipped cream.
has become a permanent resident
of Union having purchased a home
thero. . '
The exact dates this year nro
June ttth, 7th and Kth.
The offleera of the association
together with the working commit-
'Cattle Testing
Will Begin Here
About May First
It haa been announced that Dr. W.
13. Thlstlewalte, federal Inapoctor
for Kastorn Oregon will test cattle
In this county, for tuberculosis, be
ginning with the first week In May.
sonuentiy only those herds ur toat-f
ed for . which ' request for' suciM
services coiuo. Thla does not apply
tit (liilrlAH tinu-nvni. nn 4hAV am ftl-
ways tested at least once annually.
It la quite generally known that
all animals which are found to beft
tuberculous as the result of such at
test are dUpoaod of. There ere two .
ways, ono ia by being slaughtered
here. The other Is to have the tfhl-
nulla ent to Portland Vhere they
Theoretically all cattle must be I are slaughtered under federal In 4
tested at least once each year, but I spectton. There is still a small ln
i ni.luilnti-filia Ib iUn nntv foil., t rlnmiiitv nllnwf1 hv f Ha ipm v Arnmtinfe
loaf, roll In powdered sugar, 8llco:cru nmn In this whole section, It i but it doea not nearly cover t hoi-
Ih a physleal ImpoHMlhlllty and con-'value of the animals. - ;
being discussed and arranged for. tees are aa followa: S. 11. Miller,
It wit! be remembereu tnat mis . preHiueni-; w. i. uinwoii, vice presi.
year's la to be the twentieth an-j dent; Tony, i). Smith, secretary; f
nuul show and proper ceremonies Fred N. Fox, treasurer; board of
are to he held commemorating the 1 directors. J. F, Hutchinson, Frank
20th birthday. As la always the 1 Cornier, M. S. Levy, 11. C. litdwell,
case with this project, nil commit
tees ore working hard and the en
tire populace of Union aa well as
others Interested all over the valley
are becoming cognizant of the fact
Dr. W. T. J'hy. W. H. Ledbettcr.
Committees
Finance J. F. Hutchinson, I Z.
Torral, Tony I). Smith.
Publicity F. It. Conner, W. H.
M-aMMMaMlMHBiraMWTBfi-iiiiiriBiwwi.iii ii ii i i m ... ... - ,.
of Oregon, and resides in Corral
Ms, but his 'work makes It pos-:
a ble for him to visit hla home folks
at Cnye occasionally.
CemeUiry Association -
The annual mcottng of the mem
bers or the Hummervillo Cemetery
association is announced for a
v eek from tomorrow (Suturday)
May 5th, this meeting having al
vu)p beeivheld on the first Satur
day of May. There will be Impor
tant business to be transacted In
cluding tho election of officers for
tho coming year. It Is hoped thiitj
the attendance may be large., On
this day the annual clean-up day
will also be held, when volunteers
will gather to get things about the
cemetery In first class shape. Th
Summervillc cemetery la known all
over the valley us one of tho most
outstanding community enterprises
or projeets to be found, und a
spirit of unselfish servtcu Is ul-
w ays displayed In regard to Us
inutiagtmient and upkeep. Plans ' tlon, La Grande auxlliui y.
Iowa;
WtMliiiMtlay Uvuniiiy
7:30ltcglstratlon.
S:uu Uevotlonal service,; .haVe. already had some work but
immnnuci auxiliary. .
.Music Union,
Prefatory Thoughts District
president.
Music. ,
Addieas Mlsa . joslo llloUland,
Hulncs.
Thursday tornliiBT
9:00 Devotional service, Hev. C
O. Heath. '.
9:30 Welcome address, Union.
Itesponse Mrs. Vernon Hall.
Iteporta from district officer.
Music Mrs. Floyd Hpalnhowcr.
Iteports from auxiliaries. -
lluslness. . . '
Luncheon.
Tlmrsiluy Afternoon
t:4G Devotional eervicc, Km
niett. Flection of officers.
Music La Grande.-
Demonstration - School exhlbi-
that show- time will bo hero be- 'ogel, George A. Htiblrd. C, L.
fore long. j Griggs.
Improvements on tho grounds are J Trophy M. S. Levy, h. A.
being arrangod. Carpenters are Wright.
soon to begin their work of ropalr- Admissions T. T. Cock. L. 55.
Ing the grandstund. going over all Terra I, F. B. Conner..
the buildings, sheds, feed boxes, ! Grounds C. L. Cad well, Itob-
fences, etc. The track and arena , ert Wthycombe, Uoy Conklln.
Hiiorts G. W. Dcnson, Dan
this will be continued from time to Clark, C. L. Cadwell.
time, Ben Jory who lives now at J Kaeos II. C. Itldwell, Willis
Union says the arena is In bettor Phillips, Htilph Smith.
shape for a good show than It has' Music Georgo Build, L. A.
ever been since he has had anything Wright, W- O. Haggerty, x
to do with It. Mr. Jory with hls Danco 1. I. Hess, L. Hldeler. N.
string of horses has ulready boen Martens, A. ICwlu, Dr. L. S. lavlH,
engaged for this 1928 season, H. lionney, Tom Cock. George A.
A number of new teatures are be- Wlnshlp. Neal Morrison.
Ing discussed and wiille no definite1 t 'IVansportatlon James Webb, M.
announcements can b made con-(s Htearns, c. S. Miller,
cernlng them. It Is understood that ' Judges G. Kenson. Kobert
there will he something on the bill Wlthycombo, A. It. Hunter,
of fare this year which will add I Gibbons Cyrus Williams, Hev.
variety to that of previous years. R' lAe-
AninnL' these, wo are told Is the I Docorations Waller Cock. J. K.
dog show- which promoters feel can Allen,
will soon be announced for the un
n mil dinner given by the associa
tion for the support of the plot,
an event always held on Memorial
day, May 30th. and always given
u very lurge patronage.
o--No
Favoritism
- When asked for hews recently,
Mrs. G i over Gtiinmett, of near La
Grande, reported that her husband
was driving a brand new Iteo one
Ion truck, 'a very necessary addi
tion to his line of farm equipment
this spring.' Then was added that
Mrs. Grimme'tt was driving a new
LitSalle, seven-passenger Hedmi.
The air is. a month old- and h.is
been seen often on tho highway. It
is a beauty. Tho LaSaile Is made
by the Cadillac people and wo un
derstand this Is the first car of,
this nut Uo in this county. There
Is also one ul Baker.-
Ilond Itepali-H
'Crews of slate highway employes
are busy this-' week . repairing
stretches of the highway Just this
side of ICIgin, where so mo sort of
repair has been very badly needed
for a long time. - The ' road has
been harrowed up, quant It lea of
crushed rock applied and this Is
being 'grnded. Until t he grading
in the different strips Is complet-
Our Magazine Boise auxiliary.
Question Box Mrs. It. S. Mad
den. ...
Message from a, fqrelgn worker.
Miss Maude Cone.
Thursday levelling
S:l)f Dovollonal ' service Hev.
II. TO. Lee.
be made to be an important item.
Work on the classification book
Is well under way and It Is hoped
that It may be ready for distribu
tion early this year. Secretary Tny
Smith has charge of thia mutter.
Frank Gunner, of, tho publicity
cuinmitteo reporting at the regu
lar Hiieetlng held Wednesday evo-
nlnir. tnld f itluilH to lilace the
show of this year before the eyes of McK'ennon.
Boys' and Girls' Club work 11.
G. Avery.
Student Judging C. L. Griggs.
Program and Parade Tony I).
Smith, W. fl. Vogel, Hubert Wllhy
combc, Hoy Conklln. ,
iM'iMiiiment Heads
Light Boned Horses II. C. Bid-well.
Draft Horses Willis Moss, Houlh
all Kastern Oregon. Tmphlos havo
been ordered and aro on the way,
according to M. S. Levy, of that
CREAM of
I
T A RT A R
ft "ZT.
' I
1
.his is the one
that contains more cream-of-tartar
than any other - - at no greater cost
to you. Cream-of-tartar is costly,
but Schilling does not stint on
this ingredient which makes your
baking fluffier - - more wholesome.
.n 3..
Coffee 19 Rplce
3
3! P.KtrflCtn Ted
Uttven Esllmr. ceiuiiioiilttl, o. .,!.' committee.
Of.Ut. Orando. f ' "The utuunds committee renortwl
Heot ('utile W. K. Cirecn.
Inlry cnttli. J. K. Mills.
Khpep JiimeK Dolihln.
Iiikm Albert KniKht.
MuhIc Mrs. Kloyd SpulnlloR er. ii,i iiiere
AddreBS Mm. C.
llencdlctlon.
O. II with.
18 head of liurKCS Item, V. V. ('(inner.
lUremly In tlie stulls. They hiivo
been wintered lit Union und with
Hutu Nmv luHKlitw hi to iiolutoen. The Urown finnily
A new buliy dlillBhler 18 ri'linlll'l',,.,,,.,,,. )n ii,i vullev lust lull rroin
ut Ihu homo ofMr. und Mrs. I'M ovl,P Yuklinu wuy und huve Im'im
ward Lund, who live In tho Cricket BO fr, very I'avorulily Impress'"!
Flat uelBhborhoocl. The lmliti was h tKa.,lu ,c.rc-nnd with tlio
I t 11... ll..il it ..fnll it lwitli.1" V. .
uuiii yi it j iHiHHlbllitlcs ot una seeiion,
in JjU uruniiu iiuit n uuiiL-nunj..
State Official,
County Court In
Koad Inspection
' o
Cook Itook ProgrtisshiR
The cook book, which the mem
Kiilcrtalits Cluli
Mrs. 1. IJ. Sniutz Is enteiialniu,':
inutuuii " . u Ihe niemberh of the Countrywoin-'
J. It. Keoll. Hiiiervlsnr or Inspee
lur nl the market roads ot the Htuto
II VIHIIIII III Ulllllll I'UUIIiy JIM
lernay, uun in ennjuncilon Willi lue
ImvinK liulillshed Is to bo reudy for M " "' "" i nieniiiers ... uie union eoiiiuy eoiin.
dlslrlbullon some time after tlio .. u-'. i.eoni'i-
rirst of tlio inonlh, we urn lold.l , , . , , ler sad W. W. Slovens spent tho en-
Mnni. interest eenters about this " " 't . tire dny In ,ing over the Improved
ho-l ' ' -. iniii-Ki'L roans oi me eouiuy.
and warmer weainer nu. . i nlon rouuly has a fair mllenife
tanners over the valley Kel Bleat )f ,.,,, i 11,11s riniiroved with iniinv
i....... li d-oIi.it us It bus In the oust "innnlltlc.l of work behind them. . umvl. proeess of construe! inn
"ml 'he mujorlty of them where,,,,. ln.ovemrl. ,..,, lhe .
the book .llself. It will bo romem- h land has dried off enoul . ha e RMl I1Pj.t . n ,, , ,
bored tint tho rh st lady of ( ho '"'n at the plow from dayllKlit till ,., oii.m f the Lower Cove i iia.l.
land, Mis'. Calvin (.'oolldne, has con- "' " A. (J"-'"' tl";u"'-;1' ,""' T." ! T,llH W'"H '""I""""1 w '" lh
trlbuled a recipe to lhe book lini '"V shows that .....eh lias been a. - ,,,K ,,0tv ,.,.,.,. wh)ch , Hcl ,,
ii vi.rv miiclous inunnor. "" . ,ai ine e.iKe oi ino i:ove.
brlfhler now than tney .11111 ims Tl0 ( ff,.M included
lime lat week. Whllo thla Is so, . lholr ,, ,ie m,,,!,,,,,,, ,,l
1 those who have larRn aereUKM I i ,v .;K which Is nuo of those
I,,,, wneai. or una piniii..-.i i" ,cin Improved. Itec enlly residents
project, tiartly because of the
role efforts of these women to free
their lit 1 1. library from debt an
did It In
Indeed.
At Inlblei
Attorney
Hob Ayres, of
flriinde Mas cnl Mill,- on his many
t'l'lellds 111 llllbler Tuesday.
year, are somewhat dubious about f ,,,,, 1M,ty ppiitloneii tho court
Mllcli Kli kncss
Chicken pox. mumps, flu, wl p-
Inu couRh, Hinall pox, etc., are a
row of the maladies which ar.j
found over I lie valley, none In se
vere form, but all enoiiBh lo In-
Ihe possibility ot uoinK nine 10 fl)1. 1M a(,it(IIlu hice-iiiiirters of
the Biuln In. l 'onsideiabli! of tlu ,n r imIovt.nieMt. 'j., w
fields aro still loo wet lo lie woi 1(1 . f.vn,,R n,e court, and yesler
day .llr. Wcott nppruvcil of Hie mat
lor.
Harris Ellsworth
Succeeds li. E. lloss
ed. and ninny days of sunshine,
consecutive days, are needed.
o ,.
Club In Meet
The Women's Improvement club
tercfere with school work and or K.Rin is unuouncine u iiincnoui.
farm work. No one locality seems to be held nl tho K. of 1'. hall
to have the coiner on any ot the n-xt Mondliy when they will luivo
diseases. KIb'Iii, whlcirexperienc- for their special Buest Mrs. G. .1.
...i ...... ..i hi. .ir i.r a lull In lhe Krunkcl, president of the OriBon
inutups Bume after a very strenir
oils siege for a time Is huvliiB sum.
..u. iM.aiui ri.....rl...l fiieli wecll.
-. r..llnviH i.n.l wlil.-li will l. niMn-Mi.
o . ,.uui.,.i,.iinl, .....i rl..i,i .............. II..
it.M..i.i..i.ttti. ' in lin e.l by .Mis. l-ranKel, 18 lor the pun- . ......i
lta.l nlnillcate Nn- ' succi.e.ls Hal lloss as wcn-lary.
Haccah.urei.le services Tor the - . - ,, vlf ,, t, eP,.,lt,.,
Bluduates or the Covo hlBh school nosllh.n of field munalt. r. lllls-
, worth is 2K, anil Brailliated from
The .Misses Alta and tila.IyH Wes- the Cnlvcrslly of Or.'Koli l;i i'i'i'l. ,
lenskow. who have been siii-ndlnr, .
Keilerutlon of Women's clubs. Tl.o
luncheon, at I o'clock, Is for mem
bers only, ami the meelinB which j
I'ORTr.ANU, (lie., Apr. L'7. fAI')
Harris Kllsworth, who has been
iidvertlsliiB lnamiB"r of the l''ollr
I. l.uinlii-r news, has been appoint
ed sierelaliy of the state editorial
are to be held this coming Sunday! ,u.,llnl , .,,.,,. j,M111.
eveninB al Mie ivieinouisv cnuicn.
The Itev. Will, llnidner. pastor of
Ascension hpiseopai iiiuilh, ii, w ,, un(,,P . n,,. M)lm. r i,.,i- IVilians It's Just as well lluil
deliver the sermon. i sister, Mrs. Ilanlel Weslenskow, at Hie I'rluee of Wales and J 'it ill
O" 1 li.il.li.r li.ft Wi.iln..MiliiV fix- tht.L. Ili.l'i.n. .Iii.n'1 cull... f.-i.i.i that'
I liome at Kail Lake City. same family.
IxM.khiB for Spuds
K. J. Cassuduy of the Yukltiia ter
ritory, was uround liiibler curly this
week looklnff for more seed pola
loes. Mr. Cassuduy has made sev
eral purcliHses in that .loeullly ear
lier this your.
. u
lolivts Offks-r.
Mis. I'". M. Ueem was electe I
president of the IliBhlund Cein.--tery
association or ubove Klgin, -t
a recent business nieetins- Mis.i
l.ota lireen Is vice president. Mis.
lira .Miller, secrctary-t reusurer. An.
ull-day meelliiB ! being held l"-j
day when the grounds arc bvlnn,
cleaned up. j
o ; I
VMl" In lllii - i 1
.Mrs. Cup Tutlle visited frlelldB
in losllne yesterday. .
rurcliae? Tcain (
Carl Ilrown. of near liiibler. pur-1
chasc.l a good team or work hows'
III Iji Grande Wednesday. .Mr.i
Ilrown haa recently lease.1 quite anj
acreage of Mra. D. A. Osborne ofl
ueur liublct und v. ill soon plant j
sure you
get what you want
when you order
Shredded Wheat
This is the only
Shredded Wheat pack
age with 12 large bis
cuits, 12 full ounces.
QUALITY-PRICE
Housewives everywhere find that it pays them to
shop at the THRIFT FOOD STORES. This is not
' , only because the Prices are lower, but because the
Goods sold are always of the very best QUALITY and
in the finest CONDITION..
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Apr. 28th and 30th
Puritan Malt
Extract
Tho Genuine Bohemian
Hop Flavored Malt, ono
large can for
63c
Baking Powder
The Old Reliable C.
Uakinjr Powder, 25 ounce
can for '
20c
Coffee
Preferred Stock. Ono
five cent Oh Henry!
Bar Free with each
pound of Preferred
Stock coffee. Get yours
today, 2 ll. can for
99c
Flour
Picket or Federation; Buy
now and save. ( 49 , lb.
sack for . ! ' , ;. .
$1.99
Blackberries
A & L Brand. This is
solid packed quality fruit
One No. 10 . tin iox
57c
Raisins
The Smalrenlifofnia
Seedless Kaisins, 4 lbs
for-- . i
35c
Bacon
Medium Weiprht,
streaked with lean,
lb.
, 29c
Peaches
Nice Yellow Fruit for
Table or Pic... One No.
10 tin for . '
52c
Soap
P & G, Naptha, White i
"K tnsr; estrttii sotfi io
bars for ' ":
38c
well
per
Catsup
Preferred Stock Catsup
Has it pleasing flavor,
2 bottles for
. 39c
Soup
Campbell's Tomato
Soup. Healthful, ap
petizing, 2 oms for
15c
Mother's Oats
I-arge Package Eastern
Oats with Aluminum, 2
pkgs. for v ,
65c
Macaroni
A very good grade Curve
Cut Macaroni, 3 lbs. for
25c
Pineapple
Plantation, whole slices,
nice rips fruit, two No.
2 'a cans for
48c
Rinso
Soaks Clothes
large pkg.
Whiter,
23c
PRODUCE SPECIALS
Beans
Large White, new 'crop,
guaranteed good cookers,
10 lbs. for
79c
Spinach
Walla Walla Spring Crop.
Tender green leaves, a
lbs. for
14c
Potatoes
Grande Hondo .Netted
Gems, 100 lbs.
95c
Green Onions
Home Grown, 8 bunches
for
10c
Rhubarb
Tender Crisp Stalks, the
Spring Tonic, 5 lbs. for
Lea & Perrins
Worcestershire Sauce,
per bottle
34c
EVERYDAY PRICES
Hershey's Cocoa
23c
P. S. Vanilla
A Healthful Drink, !2 lb.
can for
A Pure Vanilla Extract,
2 oz. bottle
17c
28c
Crape Nuts
The Health, Builder
packages for
34c
P. S. Bird Seed
A Blond of the choicest
Bird Seed, 1 package for
15c
A & L Apricots
Fancy California Cols,
Two No. 2' tins
58c:
Ralston's Bran
KccommenHcd by Doc
tors, 1 package
22c
. Split Peas
Fine for Son) 2 lbs. for
24c
A & L Peaches
Fancy Peach, packed in
medium syrup. Two No.
2 'a tins for
.' 48c
Root Beer
Extract .
The Old Reliable Hires,
per Ixittle ..
28c