La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1928, Image 12

I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, June 21, 1928
OUT OUR .WAY;
By .Williams
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NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
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cial lave Cnok, former itlMtunt
of tho Kurmorii Htato bank, la vis
iting frk'iitlM here at North lw
dor. Mr. Cook mid MIhh Dor in Wll
wn iimlorifd to the North l'ovvdor
JjikcH TtioHthty.
Violet I'urker transacted buBinenn
In I taker Alomluy,
Jim Hhiiorila in on tlio Hick Hut
this week.
FrifiidH Wern Hhw-kerl ti liear nf
the death of "Grandma" Yutes. She
jiawied away at the home of her
tton at AVelwer, Idaho.
Mike 'orrell'8 Hcrvleo Htatlon will
be opened tu the public Katurday.
The roHidenco of Violet Tarker
Ih completed on the land known tin
Kunny Slope. Mra. DucImom, and
her hUHband will occupy the nouwe.
C 10. liutehlntuin and family re
turned Sunday evening from Port-i
land where they attended the
JIoho feHtlval.
Kiithel und Audrey ForHHtrom
and Hnbert Corroll returned Mon
day morning from Portland.
lv. 11. Moore hntt Jut hud IjIh car
repainted by Curl Jucobmjn, uf La
Orande.
C. K. Hutchinson and family
were linker vlttltoi-H Tuexday.
CJeorge Mallard' brother, of Chi
cago. Ih vlHitlng the liallardw here.
The car which was stolen from
in front of the Motor Service garage
"wan found in front of the Htandard
Oil station of J laker. The car wan
totally wrecked. I
Kdlih CillklHon Ih home on her
Vacation. MIhh GtlkUon Iihk been
Mtudying muHic under the j;illnon
W'hlte company of Portland.
Word li an bee n recel ved fro m
Mr, and Mrs. Vlole Clorham, of Lom
AngekH. of tho arrival of a baby
boy Juno 12, Mr. U or ham for
merly wuh MImm Helen Sencerbox.
Jim ItlgKS left Tuesday morning
for Idaho to attend the funeral of
bin mother Mm. Yatos.
Junior Palmer urrlved Tucwduy
at noon to upend IiIh Hummer vaca
tion with hit grandmother, Mra,
JVell OlMen.
iMorn Taylor and wife have re
turned from Hend. Ore, They will
make their homo here this Hum
mer. Alvln Johnnon Ih enjoying u vIh
H from hia brother from Southern
Oregon. , . .
Curl Kornntrom returned home
laHt week from the university.
Gladys licllovcs that if you Klvo
a man enough rujio he'll aivuur off
Biaoklnir.
fHEv NjEvjeF? COME BACW. J.w.LL.am
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MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
MKDICAL 8PKINGS (Spcolal)
Tbcre htm been a great deal of
ruin lutely, delaying Home farmers
from putting up their hay.
Mm. Vlviun Kennedy und buby
with MIhhcs Wilmu and Jean Ken
nedy motored to J.u Orundo lat
week; Miss hilly Kennedy return
ed with them.
Vlviun Kennedy was In Tluker
last week to sell ioiiio of hta win
ter lambs.
Clay Ha rain is helping Vlviun
Kennedy with his hay.
Ilert Wlrth in Htaylng with hie
folks for tho summer.
Mrs, Harnin und her littlo boy
are in 1a Grande, visiting.
The school election was held yes
terday to elect a new board of din-dors.
Miss Uly Kennedy, of I.a Orundo,
visited Miss Huby Wunker' over
Sunday and Monday.
Coyoten and bobcats are killing
Vlylun Kennedy's lambs, ilti baa
lost three or four IiiiiiIih tho last
day or two. ltoth he und his her
der are hunting for tho slayers.
A runaway which might have
been very m-rlous, occurred here
lust Friday when two teums of
hdrscs becumo frightened while
bitched to mowing muchines run
ning Into a third team. Tho feet
of JJie third teum wero ho badly
cut that it was necessary .that they
be put In casts, but It is possible
that they will nevor bo of any
value us work horses. The two
men who were driving the teums,
Kenneth Vunorder and Virgil Dun
can, luckily wero not on tho ma
chines und escaped serious Injury.
Mary up to date: "Mary hnd a
little lamb, one day she clipped its
tresses, and found sho had suffi
cient wool for fifteen modern
dresses."
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Do You Like to Pick
Out Your Own Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables
YouVe Shopping ?
When
Most women do. Most women are rather particular about tliq
quality of the food they buy. If it's strawberries, you like to
pick out the choicest boxes - - if it's gi'een peas, you prefer to see
for yourself that they're fresh, not too large, and a choice variety.
Practically all housew ives are that way - - especially particu
lar in selecting the choice things - -' quick to "pass up" the ordi
nary, less desirable. , .
That, in a word, is what the PREFERRED STOCK brand
stands for - - the. buying and packing for you of the choicest prod
ucts grown anywhere in the world. The ordinary average foods
are never found in Preferred Stock cans or packages. The best,
the finest are always found there.
Such knowledge is important to any practical housewife - -she
can DEPEND ON PliEVKKKKD-STOCK FOODS. Most
of them do - - they are quick to sjiccify a safe, known brand when
buying groceries. (
La Grande
Grocery
Co.
Wholesalers La Clnuule, Oregon
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(Mrs. McLean Used
Federation Flour 2 years
ago here now specifies
its use again!)
Are You Spending More
Money Without Getting
Any More In Flour
Value?
It doesn't require extra money to provide good meals. No matter how much and
how expensive materials you may buy, the food you' put on the table might be a dis
tinct failure. It does matter, however', WHAT materials you buy and how you use
them. The test is in the kitchen not in the price and that's why FEDERATION
FLOUR is used and recommended in The Observer's Cooking School. Milled in our
own valley from selected Hard Federatio n wheat every sack guaranteed.
Great
Food For,
The Youngsters!
High nutrition value makes Federation Flour ideal for bread
and simple pastries and wonderful baking qualities make it a
joy to use. More loaves to the sack, too! which is another
worthwhile economy. . .
TRY
Federation Flour
There are other brands of flour, milled at distant points and shipped in at high
rates, that cost the La Grande housewife more than Federation. But higher, price
doesn't make higher quality as laboratory tests prove. Mrs. McLean. is using
Federation in the Cooking School, and the results are evidence of quality flour well
handled.
Get a Sack Today Tour Grocer Has It!
'Don't Say Flour Say Federation"
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