La Grande evening observer., October 19, 1928, Image 9

VALLEY NEWS
Ua (tkanite Suiting dtemr
GENERAL NEWS
VOLUME XVJI
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1!), U28.
NUMBER 52.
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TTFTTCkTTCr, T A TTT?CJ
Over toe vallevi1 aid societies in
Mabel K. Murlon, Vnller Svhh Kdllnr
l'liunw: Kosidenee, BJ'i-J; Office, Main 37 ft
Mllnt; Prom Idaho I tlx- Valeria district h:uj Uim in is Co I'
ll r. and -Mrs. Ziuk See, of Idaho, 'tun., to losn the waddle pony
hern vhmuiff :ii tjio home nrwhoo ac(Utsit on a few inonlhsairu
so completely delighted her. It
whs u K'-ntlo Huddle pony unl Juso
phliut had enmyed riding her llior
oiiKlily fur a lit t It- over time, weeks.
k. tiro
lii r I'uther. .Mr. knbbn und her hIh
Irf, Miss Jusie Itubb. In the lMea.t
u nt Grovo district. Mr. and Mrs.
jeo Hurt oil fiuin their home to ul
(.nd Hit funeral of Mrs. Hoe's meth"
cr. held on Sunday, but re J-,
laycdj "ii the way n nd did not ur
rive in Iho valley until Monday.
o
Ilrttiiii t .MiMitniin
ti.'orKf Pottle, who has been oin-plny-vl
n lh farm of bin brother-ln-luw.
Willie Kndorson, in Jny
Crook, for th" pu.st your left last
w.-e-l; for his home at Olive, Mont.
u .
ae lie Sunday ScIkhiI
The peoplo living lit the Liberty
.school district, which is Identkul
wM'ii the Grange Mall neigh horliood
hold Sunday school at the Hchool
lious evety Sunday morning at II
o'clock with Krri'vt I icl.ntifr an sup
rriniftidrni. Tho member-whip in
the ehool Ih about 3'i, w hich is u
higher per ceJit than in many oi
tilt" larger (ti'hool.1. Tito school is
tun along up-to-date lino with the
i.HiKt helps, reading material, etc.,
fiu larg"r Hd tools. The people ti re
lo he congiauluted on keeping up
I lot work. They arc hoping for
pri-Ver coopi't al ton among the
their car and liavo been pucmI at
the homo of Mrs. OroHii'a brother,
Frank Wright, of th Valeria dis
trict, and with other relullvis.
Ptil On Xnv Koof
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Arnoldus,
who Itvo on tho old Arnohlus pluco
In J'l.'iititnt (iron m-ichhorliood,
aro Jtaviajf a nv shinclo roof pu'.
m ;lioir homo antulpailn tho ap
proaching n(.vt.r woathor.
o
Itmilirr N (iMjalrn
Itihn ito.-is, w ho ha.H a fruit
farm in KrultdaJo, n-ctdvcl word
X'st.-rrfay to tho cfrort that his
In-other, Willard It. Uos.-rs. who
llvt-N in tho ViHaiU"tii alb-y n.-ar
Sab in. had just un.b'ruttn an op
finlion tor tho roinoval of um !.
Tho optMallon w;is mado itoiM-ssary
I'nllfiwini; Inr.ytion. .Mr. lio.-rs, of
I'ruildalo. will bo unable to ffo lo
Salom at this linn- on aocotint of
Iht. urf.-nl nool ri;lit now In rar-
for ids fruit.
Thno lutt-rcntin iilorji al the
annual ?onvoniion of tho Motho
disi an) tioi'iotloH 0f rnlon county
hold at Ifhind Ciiy w-ro Mr. Murr
adtlMs. a whII aj tho younger pio-nnd tit" Misso Ib-lty and ltTiiic
'ourlwrtKht. tin- tu o-months-old
plo of the district.
-o
iivv-i in I .a (rondo
Mis. Sanderson, of Smuttier
vlllr, has to La (Jraudu to j m,xv
c;i.r l or Her yim, huja.rt fa uo:Tson.
whu is olio of tho late vicilms of
the mumps.
o-
I,(N!S ni-r
Mss Jo.sophino l-'isher, dituhter
r.f Mr. end Mrs. Harry HsIht. of
triplets of Mr. and
wriicht, IKinij in tho
nidj,-ihnrhood. Tin-
ox en eoUs old
and attractive
n anlty.
Mrs. Conrl
I .owor 'ove
trlph'ts mo
:ind arii very
htt-s of hu-
iiiosts l-'iinn Itni-o
Mrs. I.. Cre.Mi and Ihr.'o chil
dren. Willanl, Iszotta and Marjorie.
of r:is Ida.. onmo last wook In
VMt Uith Son
M r. and M rfi. K. Knit ut. and
tinir dauirht'T, -Mism Kdith, art)
making a tew days visit at tho
ho rn of their yon and brother, Caul
Kn tut. in tho Iowa district. Thlr
homo Is in SMliano. Miss I'.sihor
Kimulz will ko from hero to Port
land, where ,dio will remain for
the next few Works.
Itelurrm Pmni Pur t land
Mifi. W. . ltutchinson roturno-I
tlio first of tho week from Port
land, whoro sho had been visit itu;
fur it few tiays. Sim went a week
a:ro. flccompaiyinij hop istr. Mis.
Walter Peirsttn and b.iby danuhtor
to their Jiouto. after tho conclusion
of a visit at tho parental J. A.
Gasktli homo mar Iinblor.
o
T( v Ut I -ft ;rnml
Mr. and Mrs. Peto Arii'ddus and
family expected lo inovo this wvk
from their former homo nvar
Plf isant (iro o to I .a (Jni ndc hero
Mr. Arnoldus has employment.
Their youni; son, ltohby, who hs
hoMti laid up for weeks with a bro-ki-n
b ir, is able to lie around now
with tho aid of crutches.
o
Ihimi I'rmii I'lite-rpri
M s. Wayne W'ado was dov n
from Kntorpriso yosli'rday to at
tend tho annual corn out ion of tip
aid .'-ocioilis of I'nion county at Is
laii'I City. Mrs. Wadu until re
cently Hvod ai Inland l!y and last
year w as residcnt of tho c ount v
organization.
l'residi iit, Mrs. Kinma nioklaml.
1st vicu president, Mrs. John
llowory.
JVo long
er is
llns TonsIN ltemuvtnl
Mib s Wood id I, mail carrier out
from tho Summci-'ill post office,
had his toni-ils remove at the
flrande Kondo hospital tho first of
this week, ii ltd Is pelting alont; ( ate!y followed.
viy won, mv. v ooueu (Win in
ANNUAL CONVENTON
Mrs. l.ynn Hill, of Kltriu. was, I'ark jdnyod her uccompaninient.
idoeled president of the I'nion Kcadliu;. Mis. Heck, of Ij
county association of Methodist . Oramie, who in elosinu'. presented
l.adii s aid societies at tho annual tho retiring president, Mrs. Wal
nieotlltfr held all day yesterday at j KiiiK'T, with a bunch of roses as ft
tin; churrh at Island Pity. Mrs. Kd I token of regard from tho I-
Jaspor. of Island City, was elected . tiramlo ladies,
vice president: Mrs. I.ydla l.niiU. lii'ailinir, Mrs. J. u. Anson, Island
of Cove, corresponding secretary j City.
and Mrs. Kdith Pity, of Cnion. re- ltemarks. IN v. Clrahatn of Cove.
I cord till? secretary. A cordial Invi-j Clusiim- Souk.
I tation from the Aliod aid society I Tlui (-flictals of tho aid society
t extended by Mrs. Jes.sie Kisher, to of Island City who proved them
ineet with them next year was i-elves so proficient for tho tasks
unanimously aecopu-d. I yesterday are:
Th convention held yesterday
I -was one of the most successful over
in Id it is asserted and that each
j otio present enjoyed it to tho llt
I most was the concensus of ait the
1 in and more women attending and
J ropresentint; each aid in the coun
ty with, tho exception oi North
Powder. Tho first element In the
success of the event seemed to io
the pracloUMiess of tho hostess or
ganization and their excellent abil
ity to take care of tho Katherin'.
Tho proper commit too had the
church most beautifully decorated,
everything being suggestive of the
autumn season, colored leaves
tastefully arranged. 1 m m e n s o
l uash baskets filled with u!t the
beautiful colored fruits of the sea
son, grains and cereals used attrac
tively just every t hing worked
harmoniously to mako the setting
right. And the dining room where
1 he Iniiiienv dinner was served,
ratVteria style at noon, was also
very pleading and appealing.
The business session opened in
tho morning with Mis. Maud Wal
slnuei of Alice!, tin- enlinty presi
dent, presiding unci M rs. (.leorgi
iinnii Chadwicli, of Cove, record
ing .secretary in her proper sta
llion. The morning program con
sisted of a number of souks, h d by
M i-s. Sherwood Williams of l.a
(Jraride, and prayer by Hev. Cna-
ham of Cove. Mrs. Kd Kiddle, of
Island ( 'ity, spoke words of w el- j
como in a very happy fashion and :
tin response in behalf of the conn- A
ty organization cairn- from Mrs. lid
Jasper of Allcel. Dinner imno di
Enterprise High
Annual Wins For
The Third Time
The MudentH of the Kuterpriso
htirh ftchooj nnt very happy tliis
week bocuuso of word from t'or-
Holman.
S'oretnry, Mr.". Ieo Iav1s.
Treasurer, Mih. Orltn Anson.
iMuiplain, Mrs. C. Jl. Hldwell.
Work com mi t loo Mrs. Howery,
j Mm. Andrew Hloklnnd. Mrs. ltcn-
wick Clnrk, Mrs. K. K. Kiddie, Mrs.
I S. A. Hobertson.
1 Social commit too Miss Minnie
ITolman, Mrs. S. It. Williamson,
Mrs. Mllo Itlukland. Mrs. ltoy
lllokland.
I-'lowor com m It too Mrs. John
Sehroedrr, Mrs. Maude Halley, Mrs.
vallis UtaL their high school annual aration and standing among other
books of the state, '
It is reported that they won by
decisive lua reins on tho ha! of
contents, make-up, originality, cost,
printing and engraving and cover.
And word alno com eg that Wal
lowa county carried off major
honors In the third division con
sisting of smaller schools, Inasmuch
as the "Waloha," the nnnur.l gotten
out by tho Wallowa high school,
ranked second and a very eloso
iut tho beautiful and I , ,, ,. H , .H ,
a nl I tot h t horn wlmobi rlesori'a
much couiuieiidatiou.
'J'ho other winners were l-'rank-
tho "1 II -Life," was once more
awurded tho first place in the list
of annuals from third class. Mgh
schools of the state, and having
won this for thno successive
years, t hey now have permanent
possession of the trophy awarded
by the Oregon State chapter of tho
Sigma Delta. Chi, national profes
sional journalistic: fraternity.
The Kuterpriso annual has won
tho honor, justly, so think all those
who have
clever production. It was pub
lished In the office of tin- Knler-
n rise Itecord-Chieftaln. ami It must
be acknowledged that the h-c j lih hlKh ,ortlilI1,J- MPoHt" In tlto
terest in the enterprise on the part ( f'lHt ,1;,Sf "1(' tho Milton-Kroe-of
editor C.eorgn Cheney had no ; "( r-Kn Trail" in the second
little to do with the standing of vhm, these two schools also hnv
the book itself. Tho production of caiii.-.l off honors for two
Hi-blte seems, to the outsider, to j years preceding,
bo as much of a community pro- j '
Joel, almost, as a hb;h school, sol (ilrls" boarding seuoois ftro stip
ileeply are the Knterprise people j planting tho private Boverness hj h
ln general interested in its prep- j (em in Kngland.
1 Itowery.
l!nd vice president. Miss Minnie l(1o l'avwi. j
. i
Greatest Values 0
Best Quality
it necessary n
to merely nope
crisone;
nowr la
are guaran
1
opeiatliui in th- hos. i hat il. would wUh ,,.Votionals,
remove mo cause ot itte irouiue
which had bib) him tip at Ills homo
for mmuo time something like neu
ritis. Uoyd Woodell, who came
down from tho lookout station last
ok. is carrying the mail for his
session opeit'd
with Mrs. Wal
sh) go r again in the chair. M iu
utes of ; lie preceding meet ing vu
read by Mis. Chadwiek. Tin- dif
ferent groups reported by numbers
present, showing that all societies
!
tO D
kes
teed
i i
Sil
Y"OU can positively depend upon
the oven -freshness of Snow
Flakes our "Guarantee of Fresh
ness" definitely protects you. Every
package is wax-wrapped triply
protected against moisture.
This assurance of delicious crispness is one
of the things w hich has made Snow Flakes
the largest selling soda wafers in the West.
To maintain their constant quality we grow
our own wheat in a favored district in Eastern
Washington and mill our own flour. Pacific
Coast Biscuit Co., Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane,
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angrlc.
GUARANTEE
FRESHNESS
IfiiKI
f pA'tnc Owr ?;sttt Co fj
Don't ask for crackrs-Jet4
r
li. t fayr.yA
fallter this week, but expected to
lea vu t oda y for Perl la nd, w hero
he u ill iTior sr-hoT7l -an-t xMmplrto
his course in radio telegraphy.
o -lUitbday
lull
Mrs. Hoy Spencer, living near l.a
(Itande, is entertaining tin ni'im
bers of the liirthday club today at
her home.
- o
Sunday Visitor
Mrs. tJeorge (iray. of !towor t.'ovc
spent U:st Sunday visit ing at I he
home of Iter brother, W. H. Jas
per in I'rultdale.
-o -
Itetitrn lYoni Poiiland
one
were
I'epresenti
d at-d 1
iUdered
making a total of 110 in r
attendance. j
'Following this eacit .society was
given a few minutes to report work
done during the year just closed.
The lines of activity followed in the ,
different communities, all with thej
one Idea of assisting in the work
of the church, showed variety. '
originality and above all a Iroiuen- j
dous amount of work. Tho women
have made lots of money during'
this twelve-month and their ac- i
count of expenditures, etc. shewed j
as much care and judgment In tie: 1
expending of It as there was effort'
In raising it. j
Tho nominating committee, Mrs.
YOUi: THRIFT STORK, in uivin: you the I'.KST QUALITY and (JRKATKST VAIAJI'.S obtainable, is Rim
ply di.seharjrinjr its duty to the buying public. Tho efficient, courteous service you receive a a matter of
personal pride in our organization.
Thrift Values for Saturday and Monday
Cake Flour
.Use AIRY FAIRY
"for Rest Results
Lai'ire l'ackage
" t
37c i
Beans
(Ircvt Northern a fine
looUinj while bean
10 pounds ..
89c
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llmnunn and 'Sherwood Williams of I, a (Irand
son. Wilferd, have returned from Mrs. J. A. (.iaskill of liubler, ami
a week's slay in Portland, whre M rs. C. II. Midwoll of Island City,
they had gone on a combined busi-; reported as above and the plans for
set in
Corn Meal
Fresh (J round, white
or yellow meal
1) lb. sack
39c
were
news and pleasure trip. The
in the city four days.
o
Mere lor The Whiter
M rs. Ida Hendricks, of Pt. Madi
son. I a., is l.tiro and will remain
during tho winter at. tho homo of
hep uncle and auxtt, Mr. and Mrs.
Stand ley in Ion a dlsttlcl. Mis.
Hendricks was hero for a number
of weeks early in the summer, go
ing from here lo Aberdeen, Wash.,
win-re ,he has been, ami It was
while there that she decided the
(Jraudo 1 to tide valley w ould be
about tile best, place to spend the
u inter and so i etui nod.
o -lull
IVsiltnl
The c,,(. Ladies' Aid sn.b.ly i
annotineim; its annual fall festival
for Pi id ay evening, Nov. .
o -Itaek
to Sf'lHMil
Leigh! on John so a, of J'leasiint
(iro-o, was able lo return lo his
sellout work this w e-k after hav
ing had a tussle with the mumpH.
-n
(iocs in Klamath Pall-
Miss Zebna (b.ln, who visited
friends in and near Suiumoi jib-.
wh"ro sho taught sehool lir two
.! rs, bit Satin day fnr K la mat Ii
Kiill;'. Miss (Join's homo wa.s at
crarkla. Ida.
o -Uim;
Viirh'l.T
Mr. and M :. I.eo Nobjoror and
llnlr faintly, of Dry Creek, had
unite a Htii.. variety in their nip
to Klein last w ookond. Thoui:h it
Is nueh a short dislaiMe, cninpaia
tiely, it r.-pjre- time enough to
diio to Cortland, lo m.iko the liip
Tlo-y start- d homo from pigln Sun
day evening and the ficyi mifor
tune mil to .ae their light.-! go
Iciy- ire, Tli'-y r-t ilfTl "I In t he.
home ol tli. irii i. mlt. .Mr, nirl Mr.-.,
l.-o Pnulet, on Cilek-t -;,t. and
':uia.n"d out night. Tb- y taite.
out Hit- uet morning but had oth
en- iiii.'foi ( ij r i n un'll t.lu- most
of (he day was consumed in
t in- journey.
next ears meeting we
motion. Tho program
t a In men t and uplift i in mediately ;
followed.
The first speaker of the nil' r- I
uoon was Itev. V. K. Hall, pastor.
of Ii Grande. Mr. Hall spoke in,
a very interesting way calling the
'attention of his hearers to the fuel i
that ladle aids w ere traceable
back to the times of tho apostolic 1
church, for St. Paul had re fern d ;
on one occa.slon to the women who'
had labored with him in the
preaching of the Gospel. lie laid,
emphasis on the; word "labor";
w hlcit In- behoved to be the corn et. 1
one when speaking of ladies aid,
rocii tles. Other numbers following
were: j
! Vocal solo, "Teach Me To Pr.iv."'
IM is. I .yim Chad w irk, t ove, with
Mrs. Tow le as accompanist. i
1 leading, select ions from ,1a ine.s
, Whiteotiib llitey, Mrs. I.ynn Hill,1
i Kigin, ;
' II, I.-llli!' M.M CheM..V l'i.i.,1. i
Short speeeb, Mrs. It. He W right, ;
I'nion, dosing with J-Mgar Giiesi'n
"Home."
Solo. Mrs. Ituy Puller. Alieei, '
"Winter's I.uUaby" and "Twilight'
of the Viais." .Mrs. Adb r of May
Sugar
Fine Granulated Cane
25 lb. sack
loo lb. sack
Coffee
Our sales of THRIFT Coffee
arc increasing: each week
1 ,b - 47c
:; lbs
Mothers
Fancy, highly
colored apples
packed in bushel
$1.65 1
$6.19
Raisins
Puffed or Seedless
For I'uddings and I'ies
o pkfvs
Macaroni
Ilijtli Kiad(! in bulk
cook with cheese
IJ pounds
Baskets
Dt-',id,ms $1.89
Rome Reality 98c
Jonathans 98c
Oats (with china)
the best Kastern Oats
Itfe. pkg
Lard
I'uie Sheaf l.ard
1 lb. pail
8 lb. pail
Bacon
Regular bacon backs
mild cure and lean
pound .. . ,
25c
Grown by the La Grande Colin
try Club under the most favor- J pound
able conditions. On account of
the trees boinjr well separated,
the sunshine touches the apples ?
on every side, and this combined
with an abundance of water
gives these apples their wonder
ful color, size and flavor.
An ( conomica
smoked meat
Picnics
tasty
$1.40
39c
70c
$1.33
23c
20c
White Crystal -a
blend of corn and rock candy
10 lb. pail
83c
Ahssioii l.ell or
1 .ii x Toilet Soap
(i bars
Soap
Come in and see
this wonderful
Fruit
45c
Soap
P & G or While Kin;r
laundry soap
1') bars
39c
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
MACARONI - Cremonlina Brand in packa.t
ghctti -FREE)
packages straight or assorted
j, Noodles, Macaroni, Spa
Only 21c (tan; )kg. Vermicelli
Apple lumplluz-s
H niii Hour
1' t a poitns ba !; i ii powder
) e;. up. Mill salt
t i:.bespo'.i!W sboitinii.
meiliuni sieij applet
'J eups Mirar
Splees; butter: milk.
Sifl tho flour, baliitm powdei
alt (oiieilior. cut in i tin shori
i- and add ete.u-li milk to h,
f tie- eon is t e ne of liKi ui I i.
Pare, sueeteti and chop l!,e
'A' (dop AIjii Kcl Way .vrt
tlSill.-i
iitliat.i .lcet
Mm tirt. d
o durint: t he
pn-eb nt of the
;iili;j;iry ;i( llilbl
e.-t. iUo
mini: yea
iiierb ;,n I.
and with
'"'it -ff portioin of thf i:.h V
"'and roll tint to iibotiL siv hi'le:- J
Wi.ip a tabl.-.pooii or the apnb'i (
. . in ' a. Ii p.rbn f the ..,uHi, b- V
RAISINS K
MARGARINE
WESSON OIL !
PURITAN MALT
MILK
4
r Nut Fresh &
LP. I'KG
or Mayonnaise
'oold'n-
(ads Kc
Always
'all Cans Rordcns
kor Carnation
27c
,:s- 57c
'"' U, A,T rAN 49c
suns !.;.:. can ryVf(,
10rANS99c
oil
HI be uhmii int, d tlx
fleers; I 'll . t lee p
Sr. 11., M.irPn: - e,,.
d' lit, M i y. A rt Put tii.iu:
Ir-iNiji.T. Mr., W. P. C'lltn-.; eh.ip
lutn. Mid. John l,l'i-J; a-jtin(f pu.it
UtUtjwiHX "f
.-ident, Ml;
. lary-
io- ( in ful to pin- ll the 1 .
ther HicbMy.
Put dumplintrs hi a bakm
sprinkle with ii'tinw', einn
cl'O'i m and niiv nt lot- d';ire.p
l.n tmirar. Plae- on ;. i,
jlliall pi- ' (. of bulb r.
I'ill tho pan 2-3 full (.f n
f ' tnif that tin h duiiiT'ltn (I
rath- r than ydh r- M to tlm b i
J the pall. Jiake in it ininb
Where um nave on foodstuffs that's thrift
Orders amounting to ?2.-r;0 delivered Free
SI 108 Fir
Main Till
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No.
1 107 Adams
Main 7()L
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