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WANT ADS VOLUME XVII LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929 NUMBER 238 VALLEY NEWS : . , '' 'it:-',' .- I I i 6 OVER THE VALLEY Mabel E. Morton. Valley New Editor Phono:, Residence, 826-J; Office, Mfiln 17 Woofl came to the valley lust Oc tober to BpendTthe winter with her daughter, as has been her custom ;for, a, hurriber of yfcais. Her home wus at Sweet Home, Oregon, over in th& Willamette valiey. . - Hear from Mr. Morgan -.. Ralph Morgan, past principal and Agricultural instructor of 1 ta ble r Hfgh School writes to Don Stewrt, the new Agricultural in structor that he "gets a little salt spray in his hair now and then in Morgan-are living in a. hotel Jn Clbvferdale Until thy "make ar rangements for a new home which they are planning to build. Clov erdale is a prosperous dairy farm ing community in the Tillamook district. The Morgans send their, regards to their friends here in the valley. . . . J- . d ;-(' Go on Vacation- ; - . - , . Miss Mabel E, Morton, "Over the Valley." accompanied by Clar Get In First Grain " , : The light has been hiing -In the belfry of the AJicel elevator.' ;The first grain was received .Wednes day, and was harvested by Wal lsinger Bros, outfit on the Harry Fisher iace near Alic&l. .The wheat was of the Korty-fold ySr iety, was of splendid quality and the yield was high. It is reported. The Wallsingers have started' on ' a busy season with their outfit, and there Is something unique this year. No horses are being used, a . thing whfch has not happened with these prominent farmers In - - the- years., Combining the grain L and using the new tractor and the brand new truck have .eliminated l- dobbin : from the,; wheat' fields whore these men are operating.;"; The first grain- to come In to the Imbler elevator came in a few -. days ago and was" from . Claude Voodell's place - near Imbler. . r Much heading has been done and stacks are seen at close Intervals waiting to be threshed out; Much grain stands n the shock on the , hills as well aa in certain -locaItcs over the valley. . ; i o ;7 An ExplanaMm - . . V Below will be found a chart of ' figures..It should be. of-Interest to I all who lire interested In the wel- fare ' of the valley,, thoj different '" linpN of InduRtrv ' and esuaclallv .the dairy. Industry Inasmuch as- it is a detailed report of each herd belonging "to the Union County ' lalry Herd Improvement accosia . tlon. This Is tho first time such a report has been given1 with - so; . much detail. Uut they are pot dry 'Guests from California fiirnros. Thiv rGDrecent what . Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Anson these herds are bringing ' in to near, Island City are having their owner, whether they'.qre v profitable or not etc. Ther are 6 lierd -owners in. the j association and the herds are given a, number rather than using the dairyinan'u ' nanus. The actual number of tows making the various records may be -ascertained, easily, by deduct-..- ing the dry cows In each herd from the total number of head. For instance with No.. 1.- the rec f ord was not made by; 89 cowsbut by 87 etc. The skim milk was val-. ued at 20 cents per hundred, mak ing the figure in column 10. The Select Nanve The senior group Campfire girls at Pleasant- Grove grangd havt selected for their name, "Tapa waki" which being , interpreted Ifi "joy woods" and -the girls are con fident that means "Pleasant Grove.". At a meeting' of the two irt-miiiu liolfl Tiiuurluu tit Ilia criMinrrn at instructor believes that this nait nnai plans were made ror ohnrnrn will hnln him and his boys the camp which they will hold In making the Imbler agricultural Jointly liet week' Tno P,lce oI department one of the best In thoj camping was changed, the new state. , This will be Mr. titewart's ' location being some place on, In first year at Imbler. He is a grad- . dian creek. They wilt go next uate of Oregon State college, and Sunday and remain for five -duyt. a former resident of Corvallis. J t . Both he and Mrs. Stewart believe On His Way that they will like their new home . "San Moss concluded- his, visit in Imbler. : 1 j In this valley last week and start- V . o ' - ed on his way for further visits. Alfalfa, Weevil V W,hU? hefe ? svlflUe? w"u' hl8 . wrin in H. H. Wpather- relatives In the Moss family scat- his new location on the ocean at ' spoon of the state board of hortl- te,ed over the 'valley and In ,La Cloverdale, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. I culture, there has been found ' Grande, and with his cousins, tho Bruno nlfulfiL tveovll In this Vftl- ivo4,.i. uiwto, . . . . . i I Alntin' t mi (lonu'ara i ra fldVlMOd in WHICH -- for this "weevil and do all In their power toward Its eradication. , Have Dinner Gucntft " 1 ' N Mr. and -Mrs. W.. H. Ledbotter Mr. home is in Ottuinwa. Iowa. He has rounded out the allotted years- of service op tho railroad. Is now pensioned, and being still hale and hearty and having an annuimlj pass, is enjoying lite to l,,wl fn ffistn Wprl- luuesi.,. nesday, . Mrs. Margaret Oliver of ' n . Portland. Mrs. Etna Wallslnger of , Tolci Ton gli- - imvor rnv Mr n.l Mrx. Henrv lho ty worth League of the ls- i nnniiT nf Muddv. Creek. - Mrs. ,and c'i(y church Is to have a bus- Dorothy Miller, a house guest . of iness meeting and social this eve- abelle-Seeman and Dr. Ida Belle - the boennig's, Mrs. Nellie McKen-; "'nf (ftt .the nome of MS- Garret lewls started this morning by-car J nop of California, and. the Misses BIolimnd nearjslund City, for Seattle via the Columbia river Eva and Edna Ledhetter - Just j . .-. . highway. - Miss Morton is starting home from summer school. ' j lwvy Peek Past on her vacation", this column to bo o . - I : According to J. E. Mills of the ing her absence, Clarabelle is re turning to her home in Seattle af ter a glorious rammer running free over the valley and. Dr. Xewib is on. her way to Fooahow, China to .resume her work as head of Hwa Nan college hnvn pnnr-lildpd their visit ainontr ' relatives and friends In the Elgin as onmimmllv. TliPir hnmn It at their, house guest this month, Mr. , Tracy, California. -., . Anson's sister, Mrs. Mlnnlaro- ' . . o . v v To Teach at Mt. Cnrmcl - . r Miss Stella Edvalson, J; whose home is oV Catherine creek near Union lias contracted to teach next year at the Mt. Carmel school in Baker county. Miss Edyalson is a very successful teacher. V Cove who takes a load of red rasp berries and blackcuns to La day, the peak of tho berry season for both these varieties is over. Tho crop : has been very good this year, with I quantities of tho fruit, of excel- lent quality and it is bringing -a Mr. and Mrs. .George Good and . ooa price. their family of three children looked after by l.ols Nelsson dur-, Goos to Klgln 1 - - . Mm. OllvftrPprln of Imbler Is making an extended visit' at tho .Grando markets each home of, her grand-daughter, Mrs. Clarau 1 Gekeler ho lives on Cricket Flat northf Elgin. V Coiichido VLsIt-: SEASONABLE RECIPE basco, of los, Angeles,' California who arrived in the valley last week 1 j - ., . j EtiUfrtnhis Chil Mrs. Albert Hamann, , on 1 the Cove highway enierialned ' ihe members of the Country woman's club Friday afternoon at her home, and according to all repoVs Kocelvo IlirUi Aiiiimmcciiieiitfi it was a splendid meeting.. There was a large crowd of the members of the club present and also two third column from the last give, guests. Stunts, games and gyesslhg . - ... . . onnlixitii taA In haa QUrllcP hnllia me uciuai vuiue ui inc prouuvia ui the different herds, and those flg- urea are certainly, illuminating. ; Gop9 to Cnuio ,,"V"' ';'-. , .J...K. Prlcq of Qamp .,,yc.H(; Bpw Mertr Cdve Hud gttneAd (Jifttte, 'OvU gon on a business trip. Mr. Price will be ut the head of the schools at Crane next year; ,. i - . o (';: . Two Ktiito Pk'ii.cs - The-two stnje-plcnica scheduled for the next two Sunduys are at tracting considerable comment und planning over the valley. Res idents of the valley who hailed from Kansas, ' 'MiKNnuri have their this coming Sunday while those j homo iti North Powder. . from Indiana. Illinois und lowa u ... u t... aLH.iiiv i Iithirliw uro Painful' , Taklnc In those six middle west-1 ick Brothers, injured Wednes , ern states, a large per cent of the J duy . while driving valley population is taken in. contests filled In the earlier hours of the afternoon- In the first con teat, Mrs.. 'Clarence, Carter '.and Mrs. H. G. Chenault were tho prlae winners, while Miss Minnie" Hol iunn Piirrlpd Off thn honm-n ln-.thp second corftest.' WtiS. Hama"nn ,er-r ved lovely refreshments. The next meeting will be 6n August 8th, will be at Riverside park und will be a no-hostess party." r; , ' ' " - ' . .' n ' t': ';.; Homo From irospiUi! ; Mi H. G. Grisaom, wife of the Methodist pastor at North Powder has been Is a hospital in Baker having undergone a niajdr opera- Qklahoimi and, t'on- n Burncicnuy recoyer- ceieuraiiun "u,: Dcatli of Mrs, Wood . - Friends made in the valley dur ing her frequent visits here re gret very much the death of Mrs. Martha Wood, at the .home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Knight ut Ithlnehart -which occurred Tues day night. Mrs. Wood had been.Ul for some time and her condition had been regarded as precarious for tthe last .severaf weeks. Mrs. Truck load of cherries, is suffering Intensely from his Injuries, a badly crushed shoulder, a gash across one eye and other Injuries. He la at the Grande Rondo hospital at present. . , 1 - Make Changes In IK'pt The classroom of the agricultur al department ot Imbler High school is moving into a new room. Previously the farm shop room and clans room weft; combined. Don Stewart, the new agrlcUltur- Frlends.ln. tke valley have- re-1 cently received word of the birth of a baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don Sutton, of Portland, who haa already . been named Sally Sutton. Mrs. Sutton win . bo remembered-' as Miss EUzabetth Hu ron, daugliter . ot - .Mr.' and ' Mra Hugh Huron of near Imbler.' v- '''' . v ' ,: -'jj' wuuui i;imit VoiaiV'At'igc i a ' At tho time' of 'the recent visit of E. R. .Jackman, : farm - crops specialist from the college, to this valley the day of the annual farm .crops tour potuto. growers; in the valley were advised to cur-, tail somewhat the acreage in po tatoes which -vtfere Intonded .for certification. According - to Mr. Jackman, Yakima is the chief market for- locally, grown pota toes certified for , seed. There has been a misrepresentation at. Yak ima, according to - Mr. Jackman and the market has proven quite unsatisfactory; Until- there Is little more education in that lo cality and tho trade has been stlm u luted some, it was decided to hit this particular project nolj too hard. . . - - , " o ' - Attend InHiltutxv Miss Rather Bloklund of near Island City and Mlts Vera Case of Alice), were among the young peo ple In tW valley who attended the Kyworth Leugue Institute at Wal lowa Iako and they, too, report a very splendid sessions . v Sell aunt Tar to ; Seven egg whites. Pinch salt. . , " Two cups sugar, Ono teaspoon vanilla. One small tablespoon vinegar. ' To the seven egg whites add a pinch of salt and beat with a wire egg beater ten minutes. . v 1 Add slowly ono cup sugar und beat five minutes. Now add the vinegar and vanilla, - and .mix in well. Then add a second cup of sugar .slowly anil beat another five minutes. Grease pun. Bake In slow oven 300 degrees, one full hour. ; To serve, remove the top crust and fill with cold cooked apricots' and- whipped cream. The crunt may bo placed on top of this Ytll- ing :iftd ii spoonful -of- whipuud Airnaffi Irihnlhif it'' ''i'T" '" 1 ' ; I i , Fresh strawberries.. raspbin-rU'S or crushed pineapple ,and bano nas with Whipped creaiumuko i marvelous filling. (rnntlmmd nn Pftce Etfflit) ; Forest Preiervalion Rome of the mifloniil forest tils trfcts Imve iilmtdy sit n:dde cor ttiln ' "vlhU?rnosn" nrens, to be ninlntainpd free from orcnpiincy or industrial development. The proa emit Inn f reatMirch und promltlvo nrens la now n putt of the forest prog nn ii on a nntlon-wlde hnsls., V Small Church, Bis Organ ! Mr. CnrnoKlo's Mrst gift -of un nr Ran l n church was nmtlft to the Httlp Swilenbortnii church In Al legheny (I'd.) of which his mother was n monthpr nnd which hp at tended ns n hoy. 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And quality foods are always found at MacMarr's. Every item is backed by a "satisfaction or money refund ed" quaranlee. And best of all, this week's prices of f er substantial savings. , MID-SUMMElt FOOD SALE - LAST DAY SATURDAY - AUGUST 3 PRESERVES Libby's Assorted Preserves, made only from pure fruits and sugar. 5 varieties, QQ i-qz. jars; 2 for ......7.......V:U::::.... OIL '-:' Preferred Stock Fruits and Vegetables : - Preferred Stock Fancy Melba Peaches, ' : Q large hulves, No. 2y cam, 2 for Q:Us Preferred Stock Grapefruit, fancy whole '. Q sections, No. 2 cans, 2 for .v...,........ rtC Preferred .Stock Tiny Kernai Corn, or P. S. QK Tender Melting Peas, 2 No. 2 cans OOC Canning Supplies Cei to, for Jelly Making, ' ; 3 bottles J...JL Parowax, for sealing jolly, a 2 lbs. i.-. Mason, Economy or l(crr Cups, '. , dozen ,. cu...; Ball or Kerr Rogular Jars , - - "-', Pints ... Quarts Half gallon.'...'.. ,.;73c 25c 25c ::79e : 98c $1.35 FLOUR -. . . - MacMa it Brand , Every Sack Guarantted 49-lbs. $1.75 Barrel (4 sacks) $6.89 COFFEE MacMarr Brand The full purchase price will bo cheerfully refunded if MacMarr coffee fails to please. - Per lb. 49c 3 lbs. $1.45 For Midsummer' ::p;;v- Salads Preferred Stock Shrimp - Q H n fancy quality, No. 1, 2 cans it I V Fancy Crabmoat, ' CP No. Vi cans, 2 for.., .:. ODL Lydns Maraschino Cherries - (T 3-oz. bottle .:...-....,...... AOL California Brand Fruits for salad in wino syrup, No. I. cans ylF,, 2 for . .....!.:... . 40C Sliced Pineapple, Plantation p CT n Brand, No, 2V-i, 2. cans ...... tJiJL Best Foods Mayonnaise, QQ B pint jars, each .....'.4.'.,'.,...'. OJt I Summer Cereals Kollogg's Bran Flakes, or. OfT, Pep, 2 pkgs CtOK, Puffed Wheat, 07 2 pkgs. 6t I C - . , .- Darigold Brand;" ' ftp. s cans uDC "Gallon Fruits & Vegetables Number 0's the economical size for large families, boarding houses and farm trade. lirookdale Solid Pack A pples, can . .9c A & L Yellow Cling Peaches, can .".L;... 63c Broken Slice Pineapple, Can ..: : 98c Preferred Slock Spinach, can . (6c Van Camps Hominy, can ... 58c Upton's Tea Yellow Label (black tea) A Q . for icing Vfc-lb. can ...... --l:OL Cream Cheese western made, lb. Brookfield full flavored, rtA Ginger Ale Cliquol Club Pale Dry . Alntost a third more in, QQ every bottle, 2 bottles.::. OtC Catsup California 1 Tome, 18-oz. bottle .......:; Macaroni Heady cut, hard wheat, 5 lbs. . Pancake Flour Ige. pkg. :.:....:...:.:.:..25c 23c 45c ; For Malted Milk - In Your Own Homo Ford's Multi-Malt Chocolate Flavor . Ford's Mallo-Malt Lb. can 25c 2 cans 49c Brown Bread and Baked Beans Try this famous Now England combination. 1 large can Brown Bread, 1 can Baked - - ' QC lljifns both for : -jOC Gum Drops Large tender, assorted flavors, sugar covered, Oft 2 lbs. OUC Palmolivo Pect Co.'a Sauce Pan Deal consists of 1 Ijcc. pkg. Peel's Granulated Soap 5 Bars Crystal White Soap . : 1 2-qt. Alum, Sauce Pan. ' All for $1.08 SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES WATERMELONS Klondykc Sweets, lb '.,::,..'AVi: ROASTING EARS Good Quality Golden Corn, dozen -....35 ORANGES Size 252; 2 dozen ...,.......:..i............:....:..:.45 CANTALOUPES Extra Large Size, 2 for '....i.:.'.39
