La Grande evening observer., March 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

FijclXQf'ai-ch 22, WS
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
. E. Spencer To
! Address Pupils
Of Cove School
; - My Mi. A. . rmtiiitu -s,
-"iOlmfrvfr 'or-roiponiitnt)
COVKr .Ore, (Wppflat) I'arlton
B. "Knenct'rv of. KiiBm who wan
tor several yonrtf. fi'Kirtrar'ot th
$iiiverHi(y -tMit now is assiHtant tli-
t'ldr iit,.tno law school fs -ex---oifd.
to ho in Cove Wednesday
t. ((Ttfrnoon; Mar. Jtl, ifTiHiuif-iw in
. tiiilPM l((lya- Mr. Hponn'r in vis-
ami Mm.'R K. Coad and brother
Curl and Ituhrt. Curl and Hubert
drove to Eu?n' for him.'
Mm, Cora iLong. who Buffered
a , ilik'ht pura lytic stroko.u few
day uko is cimvuleselnff.
Grant Conley returned Krltlny
from thnro Ttiontha Hi" Moilhrn
California, litirlnir his stay there
he, -Visited his Oousirv Mm? Qoorpo
Krualer in l.os Anselos. Up al0
viMh'd In JonK Hcaeh, San tHi'tcn
eli', ...
THE (G) RUMBLE SEAT!
KuhricH US-oil for sport wear nro
tuvr.lp' In prtMit varit'tieB. i)liin Jer
Het nnd je-rfys with wovoit de-
Itinir varioiiH. arlioola In the Htute. f 1,1 nM- Invisible cheofcS in blefce
and hrnwn and oTt newtrttl pal-1
teniB are otitlorftfd fr (he jtiekel '
ensemble, Kor Kports alid nenU-
Mpnrt.s are shown lnrm and indict
Unci plitida. HHirht red,"- oxford)
bltif, and hlcis are preHenteil fr
ttnVn alid country mala, . Irish '
tweerlM, ho ft rush mere tweeds and I
banket Veava hit snitftble fVr trav- j
el eoiitH atid bordered tweedn for!
diiy time wear. i
The proprietor of a Knyvttevllli, j
N. , Kroeery found Ids eat dead.
Ktaployi'os told him a la rife rat had !
killed tabby. . I
REBEL'S SON
1 ? Mr. itnd Mrs. tleorRe Mehrinlel
a. turnded the- funeral Sunday lit
f liitton of My. nnd Aim. Major
Hmtth. :- : v .
j i Mr. nnd torn. Tom Towlo nnd
two daliKhb'tn who., have been in
f'ortlantK-aud ttix'hard. Wash., vin
' t law1 for the last three weeks, n-
nuy, J.iiiy rt-Pun nit iiik u iwwjsih,-
-tul vaeatiun and n niee visit with
9 fci-. Towle8: lu-other, Hrrf Towle. "
ifllr. TowleV rather, J. A, Towle,
V ho aceoiHpanieil theJU, remalfteil
3 tat Orchnnl . with. Mm nnitort
t'owle. ' V
,. Mi-s. Henry Muir- who bus been ;
. trltleally III .here for the past three
i WM ks la no better.-- Her Millie I
. anhtur. Ilosoniary is stuyliiK with
. hli. ainn . of. Mr. Muir'a at Hood
it iiivnr.;..' r; ''
' f Sunday morn In?. March 24th the
. iirvlOi ftt - ihe Aeenflon Kplheopal
ehliroh will he at the usual hour
fchen t.wo lnem?'i", -Mrs. Harrh't
. t'bTunuH and lrs. Hosallnlli StutKos
. NT h. initialed Into the order of
. hp DAiitrhterH or the Klbiff 1
! he-revival Behvleea ul the llap
ist chmvh eoniluelod by the Hev.
Jis.Vh Hair will clone Krldny even-iiK-
Mar. 22. . ' i
i Miss Allee -Mnrnuurtlt, the couhty
In i r so spent' two days this week In
rove Wfiirhiiiic and .-testlm? the j
ehnnl efiildiep. .
& MIhh Jtan Welmrr. a atudent at i
H'eKon. Slule "rollers . mine borne
gl hiiitdiiy Miiornlnjc to Hpend' her
noeaiion jvllli'lier. pan-hls, Mr. and I
" Mm. H. H. Weinier; Two other
;tmlen(H Kehhelh t'mwford and
Mi'Mun' Coon of I he .stat or college I
i iiiMA Up wIth- )ier and went to their
1ioJhtr an .1 nlnn.
J .fthe liaby ehieUs have begun to
innriVe ln Cove. The fii-st shipment 1
white- leKhorn chirks sent I
ao-.O. J-ulld'.iind Frank WllllamH.
ifiOii.io eaeh. Tlu-y came from Cor-
alltH.and out, of IOL'4 In the ship- (
pnont. only three were dead. Mrs.
tJrmi'ph- Plshvr iipeeived HiO Ply-!
, rjnoiith'-lloekH1 Wednesday.' j
J Hie. fewillur Kenten 'service on ",,nd' "' ho cn l,ike rftl'e f
'.'pei-spni.i: rrllfion wasMield at the-h,myoli-" Xot onied for the
hvrtory-AVeVlheHiluy afternoon, ciin- rHl "f h,M t evoUuionLst father,
dueled by ih(i Hev. 1. 1 SnirRes. ; 1 rt-yur-old leon Auirre, above,
ifHi-roro lhe servlne il business meet- Mon ,,f !(,nern Jesus M. Affplrre,
'ilnf oj lhe.-Jaui?IHers of the; Kins Ie:u1er of the Vera Crux,. Moxteo,
uas. held at-the rectory,': ' ' '"evolt, will continue to lead .the
h -lraneiH f-j)ad whols a student nt Hf "f eadct tit pen nm Ivan la '
Mil'
1 fii ' '
Lindy, Anne May
. Honeymoon in Air
GI.ES'OAl.K. Cat.. Mar. (AP)
With the urrival of Colonel
Char lea A. I.tndbonrh'a 'flyinn of
fice" city of Coin tub uK ut the
Orand Central air terminal here,
friends of the fatuous aVlator today
were speculating on rporta that
l.indberich had the tarre nnd lux
urious altln brought hetv for the
pirpose of Hsinar It to brlnif his j
prospective bride, MInm Anna Mor
row, hack to (be I 'lilted State fob
towlnir the wedding In Mexico.
n mkx ix iiowrrTAr.
DAIJiAa Tex,, Mnr, It (AP)
With J4 men on the hospital' list.
Mnnnger "l.eha" lllnekbnme of the
White os tit tempted to Pollert
some kind of a team to battle the
IalkiB flteeni today. - H wt
flHro he would be ublo o doU
Any linoleum floor rah ie niad,
to: look better by Miopiiny It to
ettiul parts of skim milk and warm ',
water. - ' . . ,.. t . ' :
FIX Ali MATCH NATUtHAY '
'MUtWAl'KKK, Wis., Mareh VI
(AP) Privy N. VollillH, ChlenKO,
defendlnic ehnmplon and M. i
Waljfren, Kveivtt, Wash.. Pacific '
eouKt champion, an to play the
i final match Satuiilay In the nation
i al amateur 1 S.8 halkllne billiard
Hournament, Holh were undefeated
jwlih four victories each loday,
(while the other contestants, .have
j each lost two or more frames. If
j the leaders win loday they are cer
; tain to bo the final dlsputers over
i the 1 (2I crown.
MKN. HOHAII IMPltpviNt;
LOS AN'OKl.KS, Mar. 32 AP
i Mrs. William K. Ilorah wife nf
;t;nlted StattM Seuntor llntnh, WhO
j lias been recuperating from n ro
dent attack of InMueniui, was re
: ported to be much brtter today.
J Ifor failure to uppenr an a trtietd of
. honor nt n meetinir yesterdnv was
said merely to be a precaailonary
her'stientfth.
that witter areas can be made ful- '
)' unproductive as laud areas nnd j
In Ktine.cHeM will fur exceed the
bind In prnducllvenow."
PbieltiK the annual productivity
of an acre of cultivated land at
Aquiculture, Like Agriculture, Is ;
Seen As Source of Good Supplies
lly Vlomntt li. dtims . hiiooU'h n-ero tnkoii In mentor nml
(VwocliitO(l I'rOHH Si'ieiife. I'Milur) Krriilfi' tiuantltteH until ihf. limit 1 40. iiouikIh or btpf or ami pouililH
WAKlUXflTOX (AIM AilllU'Ul-' wns rtoit'lu'd ilntl ciitt'hoH beRHll til "f pork, ho clleH fiKUi-i'H Kullic-rrtl
tllre Ik di'Htind tu hivohio tho ilecline lieriiii.st uf depletion. lill the rtntiiJft if HtutlieN eoiHlltC'ted
main Hource ttt fish iipilie, -in j Then, prevlntiHly utittKUPtrnr ne-r,yl lne l'toiu m evidence, of tho
the opinion of -Lewi Hiidellffe, piecteil vnrietien were enuht to ''"'"punitive value of water lu'eiin.
deputy commlwioner of fiHherle mnlto ,, )p o.-riclen.y. ni,d nowi ,,. , ,, t OVKtor
juxt n nKrle.ilture lonK aKo be- ,, r theM fisheries .. lmvo'.ueals produoed 1 the nrra on the
enme the chief reliance of man- reined 0r pasKed the limit of ex-1 Allmu. ,.,; p0mi of ,1hh
kind for vettetn hies und meat. . .iiti ,i eoleheM are dwln- South rhnhw), rnpe Ond, nnd
With the (trowliiK demand, for dllnu. , , . 4B pmindH In Uike 1'epln Id the
water produetK rapidly cuttiiiR The only course left to take rare M IhsIksIppI river; Kill pounds of
down the hilturni supplies," he lie- nf futuiv reiiulrements, he di;clares carp In cultivated ponds; 273
lleves tho scientific study f fish. Is tlio cultivation of desirable fish poimds or bluculll minfliih ami 450
plains nnd. oysters has demon- for market, and tho success of tlmt pnnmls of u-oldrish In the httrenti's
! mMsnre to consiTVe
j: aj . i'L.
I sroi's ttdtiiiis gl ioKl.r
j -Now, ns during the past 5 jenrs.
I')ley' lluney und 1'nr 'Ooin pound
i stops euufrhi nlel(ly, heals luflitiu
led tllue idea tint tltronfor Irrl
tallni ini-us und phlc-on, IP
j nervous hnrkiliK, and troiiblcsoni
jnlKlit coutrlis. Always dopcudnlilv
jand erncti-nl. clilldren like It
iiveris i-rnnp. Molliei'K endorse H
-p-no opiates. All sers i-econihieiid
It ask your drutrKtsl. llesf fori
j children nnd itniwn pefsoiiH. 'I'ry.
II. Hold l-'verywht-re, -Adv.
OREGON STATE GLEE CLUBS
ASSISTED HY THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA
PRESENTS
"The Chimes
or Normandy
directed by paul petri
99
With
TED ROY
and
FLORA McCOY
La Grande High School Auditorium
Tuesday, March 26th, 8:15 P. M.
TICKETS ON SALE AT HIGH SCHOOL
a ...mmii .rurij in ttiTK tu Mcnu HL-rn . iii -jiivu hi me c nooi n n-u inui i ue ruin vanon 01 Heu iiepemiH upon . Knowledge of . tneir tpoiuls nt Kairpoft, lowa. nnn iia
I his, vaeiUlou with IIh parents. Mr. for the past year. . crops can be made "an established hnbtts and needs, which- Is neiiu? 'pounds of clams on the. couat of
i - - - - . . .. ' nnu auractive pursuit, capable for acemnultiti'd by, federnl, state and AVashlUKton.
biGHlCAGO aADE.BUILDmG.,..v...,1v
I - tltTT T mrvitrrin 4 4 rm rtTt-in KhniintroH
addlne Its nuoto to our ha rvest' ' university research workers..
me .Duturai stmlt,. and. iiieptiii-liu,' i ivhiio much reiiis W.
' .1... 'it
ho
-laSga'b asm:
1 learned al-out the amount nnd viH-l. rtrniin hiHurnoce r.n- fi.ctihv
I Tho natural fisheries, he snvH. 'nl- ue of food an aero of water', will iiinihfrH and employers has been
ready have pnmsed through tVo produce In comparison with ajtrl- provided ly the Cnlverslty of Chl
;phaes of eNplnltation In-the last cultural land. he finds thut enjro. the school bearing more than
fifl years. First, the most desired ''irllmpMes here nnd three Indleme haH' the cost of the premiums
Cbicac.':; old Poard nt Trade building Is fafct disappearillK
(left and snop lhc.ftowerldit skyscraper shown at riht will rise.
For That Spring Bridge Party
Bicyrle Baying Cards, Multi-color series, 85
Multi-color, Set of two S1.35
De Luxe Playing Cards, set of two $1.75
Score Pads, 10v 15, 25
Sets of 4 Score Pads 75
VVliiteheari Score Pads, each 25
Decorative Bridge Sets, each 35
Set of 4 Bridge Pencils and Table Numbers 85
Spring Tally Cards, doz 35
Spring Place Cards, doz .... 35
v
Dcnnison's Bridge Talile Cover and Napkin
. Set, ......:..;.,... 50
Prize Seals, box 13
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
1114 Adams Ave., I.a Grande, Ore.
General Electric. Presents
il leftist
AIX-STEEL REFRIGERATOR
Grande Ronde
Meat Co
Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products
City Ciwery
and Market'
Main 75-5Q
Dcenomy Grocery
und Market
Mnin 573-48
lloover ;
Market
Main 755
GENERAL ELECTRIC
ALL'STEEL REFRIGERATOR
ANOTHER chapter has been added to
. the achievements of the engineers
and scientists of the General Electric
Research Laboratories. The same group
of men who perfected the hermetically
sealed mechanism of the General
Elect ricRefrigerator, have now designed
the first all-steel refrigerator cabinet.
This marks the greatest improvement
made in the design and con
struction of refrigerator calit
nets. New value has been built
into the unrivaled General
Electric Refrigerator. T nr. factoki
2m
General Electric Las now made scientific
refrigeration,which is vital to the health
of the nation, possible for every home.
Only a small down payment is required.
The balance may be paid in easy and
convenient installments.
The only way to appreciate the out
1 standing quality, the beauty, the great
value of this new Ceneral Electric art-
tleel refrigerator is to see it.
Come in today. It is now on
display. Examine it carefully
and let us explain how easily
you can own one.
tAUf in on th Crnernl F.ltrlric Hour. Mnrrh 23rd, tpanwrrd hy th General Electric Refrtiernlor. Ttth
program u hroadiuu torn 9 to 10 '. Af. Eastern Standard 71m uver JV. B. C netinoth of fotty-tum ttationt.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Baked Ham
For Easter
What could be Finer than a Delicious Mt. Emily Ham for the
Easter Dinner?
You Can Always Buy Out Smoked Meats and
Lard at W hoi wale Prices
Have You Seen "Jim Vaughn" At Work?
Many customers have told us how much they like the chops,
steaks and roasts cut by "Jim Vaughn," the Electric Meat
Cutter who always cuts , your meat to an even thickness,
leaving no bone chips, and sealing the meat as it cuts so as
to retain the juice and flavor in every cut.
Sugar Cured Hams .......... JfSc Lb.
Sugar Cured Lean Bacon Backs....'.................. .... 20c Lb.
Sugar Cured Picnics 17c Lb.
Skinned Lean Bacon Backs.. 25c Lb.
No. 10 Kettle Rendered Lard M...,...,...:,...,.;..;.., ?!
. i i - - - T r r y ' : ' 1 i i nr i r u r m - "
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Our Grocery Department is stocked with the finest of the
Season's New Vegetables of the ltest Quality at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
Apricots
Del Monte
Fancy hefivy ynt).
No. 2 'a tino 3 for
89c
Prunes
Raised, dn'ed and packed
a home product.
G-lb. bnff
ut Cove
50c
Oregon Prunes
Diamond W IJrund
Kuncy fresh prunes In syrup ff A
UUt
No. 2Va tins 3 for
Grape Fruit
At a rail uiving
No. 2 tins 5 for
Royal Club liiund
$1.00
Lipton Tea
Orange Pekoc-
1-M. tins
Yvllow Itlhfl
75c
Buck Wheat
Richelieu Ilrund
Pure old-ftishioned buckwheat QKrt
5-ll. bags ... OOC
Oranges
Rose Iirand
Sweet and juicy 210 size.
Saturday only
3 dozen ....
Special for
69c
Jonathan Apples
Faced and filled 7Q
Per box t I tC
Crackers
Snow Flakes and IIoney-Mado Grahams
family size square package. - f7A
2 for . iVC
Tobacco
Velwt .
1-lb. tins
Kdgeworth '
1-lb. tins
This Special at Our Economy Store
Main 573
75c
89c