La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 06, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textm (Srattfr 3;imttng (b VALLEY NEWS WANT ADS VOLUME XVII LA GRANDE. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 11)2!) NUMBER 264 Over The Valley Mabel K. Morton, Valley News Editor SCHOOLS OF VALLEY READY FOR A HARD was cjsgif aLa.vMMumy.Aiai'Mfvuw maim c Vl-K- Aslcillll Wilt I.oiik of CoflVyvlllt', Kuiihiis wlio aci'Dliipanii'il Ills mini. .Mrs. .. 1 ,-vlulivi'S In the vnlli v sinci- In Julv II. i.oiik lo tin; vulk-y on 1km- iv-, slio wus iui:ompa:ik'cl to 1'iiuTurnm turn from a ler'a Ml 111 lli-r ,,y .,isK Moimfae Oswald or Sulli- iwtivc Willi', Iium KoiK' lo Astoria mi-rvlIU- who will llvu Willi lli'l' sis fur a f.'W liays visit with fili'llils. , t,.r a, allrml liKh sfllool thoru .Mi-. I.oiik will return to tin.' val- j i his yvar. l.-y anil spent aeveral days in-foro Q ii'lin niiiK lo His lioniu In tlio inlddlc ( lulu .iv I'nr .Mr. and .Mis. Will Taylor on til ui.'ir nonio at l.os Alwl.'s. I'all- ,!y ,..u M.illday all of .till) fornia alter liaviiiir visited ainonir .,i.....iu i'.,i.... .....-.... ..in l,..v.. started their year's work. A larpo NINE MONTHS WORK JUiHM'r (Jii'Ms .Mih. Sara Axson, ri'sMlii;; hi t tie (iiaiie Hull nolKhhot'lioml hnil lor In-1- dinner KUi'Mly Suiuliiy, Mr, an d Mrs. J. Ci. Anson of neiir Te'ocaMet Covt highway are (hiving- lcHlf,ru sedan since last weok. o ltclnni lldnif Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Wuodoll ami children, Donald anil Hunim .Margin. and Mrs. I'robaNCO, of California J i,im. retained to tlu-ir home at Ha-, who is viMimK ainuiiK ner reiauves Ker lollowinjr a visit anions ruJii in tin; valley. 1 tlvi-s i:i Hit valley. o i o liehtllvi's i AltriHliiis ('onlVi-fntT Jim McAllister of I'orUand lias! MIhh Minnie Holman of east of heen here visiting with hi. sisters ! Iwl.tntl City is in Twin Kails. Idaho Mrs. Sam Williann.on and Mis. ('.! Hi's week heinfr a lay delegate from J. Huffman, hot!) living on Cove avenue. M r. McAllister had also ' per cent of then, opeiietl Monday or Tuesday of this week, the rest have set September It as their opening dale. According to county superin- j teiidcnt, 1-:. A. Kay re, teachers have j been secared for all tho rural I .schools buildings and grounds : have been put in (he best of shape. nihl evrevthinir seems lo point to n I wood year's work. 'Che tfachurs of the county, excluding those of the 1 l.a C'.rande schools, together with their school district, and address is Kiven herewith': District No. t. l.a Grande, J. T. Lonfff''Uev, superintendent. District No. Ml. Cnrmol, Stella KdvaTson, North 1'owder. , I Ul riet No. It, luwa, Jean Me- Shain, La Grande. District No. -1, Shanghai, Mrs. ldell liibbert. Cove. I tlie Island City church to the an-i District No. 5, lloy Conklin. sup mual conference of the Methodist ennu-ndent hinli school, K. 1. Co- I n visiting with his son who lives ; l'ln"'t-11 nnw session there. burn. J. YV. Huxlur, C. I.. (S.Ikbs, in Wallowa county. j o j Helen Sehaper, Alice I'alterson, o i Visilintf hi VuiU'y I Pauline I loud, Ki la Clark, Helen (iuesis at Wrlitlil's Mls- Heb.-r Conrad and children liulac. Grades: Mrs. Nellie VuuVn, Mr. am Mrs. J. ll Jones of I'ina- of Grande have been wpeiidtiiK ". V. Conner, Susan Chndwiek. pine who have hc-en Km-tits at the ' KUIIK' tilm J,t '-' home of her sis- Virginia Key. Mrs. Lilian Castor, home of his sister, Mrs. I'Yank l"rH Ml"-S- 1 'ress ami Mrs. I.ou Dorothy H:isick. Mrs. Klizabeth WrlKlit in tht Valeria district have Ni'li r-r in Dry Creek :ieinhbor- VobcI. Mis. Maud Uecs. n lm ned to their home. Another '"J"'- lelunied home Wedllcs- ( District No. (i. l'leusant Grove, brother of Mrs! Wrinhl. Georwe j tl;i- ; I-t-ona Kries, Ivy I, unman, Summcr- t loin s of Twin Kails, iduho, is still I I villi. .isilins in the valley. ! It'vns frin ()iHiati'n Districl No. 7, Moss Chapel. Mar- o; The Hltle si-vi-ntreu nontlis old ' Karel Michaelsou, l.a Grande ll. K. In I lie .Mot:Uifiiils 'baby daUKlilerof .Mr. and Mrs. Mc.- Jr. . Miss Sara Williamson who has','iI,'c livinr -t of Island City is) District No. S. North Powder, titieiu her summer at Wallowa Lake ! 1',1,-'"v,,r'nf'r '-,flr tin opera- principal, William Kralt, Tillman assisiiny at the Wiliiauison slore j 1 i"1, for "ppendicitis performed a i-cterson, Doris Neptum-, Gladys dm-insr the resort season has tone ! fr " weeks eo. Kurco:fs report Carnes, Jennit- O'llryaut. Mabel .Miller, Kitt ll l.ampKin, Dora twain. Debit na Seiicerbox, Curl Johanson. District No. 'J, Lower Cove, Monu CotiioKiie. District No. u. Island City Wot tiuan. Ml s Michaelsou. olhy Smulz. Ktiiel Ualiscn. District No. 1 I. lmbler, KiiiK. principal, lilh si-hool; Sariieant, Harry G. Johnson on a trip up in the high mountains. llhi" 1"' hi,i1- w:l-s "n' Hie youm;- tlie store having closetl Tuesday or this week. Miss Williamson will re turn home by the way or Cove the latter part of the week. Kits Miulier Mrs. Cecil Dodson of l';iion spent Wi..Iii-i:.h.f ,.l Hi,. !.,,..!. ..r I mother, Mrs. Kara Anson at severe illness and tyllowi.uf (:,..,.,., iim)i ii..!- ii-Mi.rin,,,. Mi'Hl recnperal ion winch she ! ruaret Dodon will come lomor- Ma low for a weekend viwit lioine of Kiaml-mollier. . o it tin 'MCm at llaiiif- Miss Calherine McKlnnls of near Sjin iii- i vi Me Is making a visit Uiis week at Hie home of her bro-Hiui-in-la w and sister, Mr. and Mr:--, c. M. Thatcher and family at ilaines. o Hero I'roiM I.oiim- '1','iji After havinw: driven nearly Kiimo miles. Mrs. Ilelene Lincoln of Mill (.'reek near the Cove has returned from her nulo trip back to her old hoimj at Cleveland, Ohio. In com pany wit h her son, Jesse, and a neice from KuKcne, sift- h-penl the summer visliinjf at the home of her sister in the Ohio city. Mrs. Lin-1 coin is completely sold on travel-1 in-,' by car through this the flr-t: trip of any prnpoit ions which who iiil.T muni, it nil iiic r.M'rpi ion oi(. yuinniK sm- encoumeren noiniu but, the best ol roads, had no car trouble ami all in ail, Is very en thusiastic over the summer. The blow came, when upon her return sin- found the damage done on her place by the severe hail storm of August Hist. est patients to s throuirh such (ordeal which they have had at the Grande Itonde ospilal. o Itcttirtis lioine Mis. .10. Sanderson has returned to htr own home aahi after an ' enforced ahsrlicev.durim? her very severe illness ami rvNowiiifr mom lis spent in the homes of her daughters and sons in the Su in mcrvi Me neighbor hood. Mr. and M rs, Dave Sanderson who have rented their farm in Dry Creek to iiis brother. Charles, have moved in with Mrs. Sanderson and w ill live I here this winter while their son, l.yle, attends IiIkIi school at iiubler. John J or- J. V. Kthel Do ii- o Grunge .Meets The regular meeting of tlm Ttlue Mt. Grange was held yesterday at their hull with one of the import- aid Stewart: grade: Olara A. No-( son, Audrey De Lop, Adeline .uson Maurice Weiss. I listricl No. 1 .', Jiiverview, l.u elite I'cek, l.a (ira-lde U. I' D. . District No. Hi. Summervillc Mrs. T'-n-sa Leslie, Summervillc. I listrict No, 1 1, Indian Creel; Wilimi Hill, Klglll. I list riet No. I 5, Cove. Springer, principal, high Kenneth G. LaViolette, Via, Mrs. Kva Coad ma Anderson, Mis o Summer On Kant-h Mr. and Mrs. I'ele Arnoldirs and family ai;- retuuiing to La GramL Hiis week in tine- for tne opening of school. The Tamily has spent the sumiiiei- vacation on their ranch in 1'leasant Grove neighborhood. Day In Coiiiitrv Miss Alice Klliip- I, hi? !ory leach 'r in the J.a Grande high school was a gut st yesterday at the home I ot Mr. and Mir. Hurt Oliver and family in the Dry creek neighbor-j hood. I ant items of. business being thu coming two years. Thu grange pbu: I ed its stamp of aiiroval on the 1 noiuination of slate officers for the j state work of one of Its meiiiu. :'" j and officers by nominating koy J Gi'keler for the office of lecturer. Mr. Geki ler as slate ileimty has a wide acquaintance over the slate and will doubtless receive splendid support his friends believe. Oilier ; nominations were, for master. It. Khumwny, I'lnatilla county, for overseer, M. C. tllover. ol CmcUa- luas county: for secretary, llerthal 1.1. Heck of Linn county, for tin- exe I cutive coi.nnittee, ( 'liarles Wick j lander of Morrow county for easl ! urn Oregon. W. A. Jones of Marion j county for w estern Oregon, John A. Anderson of Jack:ou county for (southern Oregon. During the sum mer months meetings have been held only for ball days, hut It was ''eciib-d to hold an all dav nieeti:" : on September -I, with section o. ."! seivmg the dinner at noon. M .s. ( jGrace Gio.it. e."ut;er, announced ' that ai Ibis met in g, past wasters would be s)M(ial guests with a. special program arranged in th ho.io.. c. t;. sclioil, Bernice grades: Thel .10 va Dunca n Mis. Kva Dancan, Mrs. Jluth Kprirvrer, Mrs. J, 10. ..Mills. ' District No, Hi,' l-'rosty. Mrs. Lib , lian Allen, ( "ove. District No. I7j Dry Creeli, Mar garet Hall. Summervillc. District No. 1 S, Liberty, Mrs. Inez ".Jenkins, La Grande 11, 1 D. District No. Hi. Ladd Canyon. Blanche Whiting, La Grande It. K. D. District No. I'M. Wolf t'rm-k, Mrs. Dora Carr, Vivian Johuaton, North 1'owder. District No. '22, llilgard, Lola Martin, llilgard. District No. 10b;in. 10. 10. Ar ant, priueipiil; high school: Guy T. Cuinphell, Hazel M. KonJ, Cora N. l'rice; grade wehool, Stella May field. Averill Ktewnrl, Louisa Bixhy, Mihlred Schnore. Gretchen Ly man, Loraine Thompson, Kloru M. Cruiksluihk, Mary A. Gruver. District No. -4, Catherine creel;, Louise I'urlcr, I'niou K. i-'. D. District No. l'ondos;i. It. W. Van Kleet, Marie Con log ae, 1'on ilusa. District No. L'T. Kruildale, J. W. Bennett, Mis. J. . Bennett. District No. 'JS, Ml. Glen, Lloyd Becrman, La Grande ll. 1-'. I District No. Highland, 11--.. Heed, Klglll. 1 Mstrict No. :tt, Gortlon Creek, Knyc Mclntyre. lOlgin. District No. 31. Telocaset. .Mi.i. Genevieve lialler, Telocaset. i nsiricL jii, 1 1 iiiiiiiia ii, i . ki ii Jlensley, Klgin. District No. 3S. Tho Dark, Giace B. I'"isk. Telocaset. District No. 3H, Lpyi;" l.add Ca.l yon, Itossie Burns, La Grande. District No. 4 1, Willow Creek, Anna. Cason, Summerville. District No. 4 lo. Hill, Mildred Stoddard. La Grande. District No. 4:t, Valeria, Mrs. M. C. Howell, Alicel. I nstrict No. 44. i'umpkln Bidge, ilrs. l-'alye Hug, Summervilll. Districl No. 4i, Cunuingiiaiii, Lo rena McCauley, Klgin. District No. 4i, Alicel, Cai lueit Daniel, Alicel. District No. Lydia Cleaver I listrict No. Thornburg. Starkey. District No. rli. Lone Sla Woodtll. La Grande . It. I- District No. Mt, Anderson, Klgin. District No. 10. Ghtson, Kainela. Dist rict No. (il, Willow da I l''rauces Kelly, La Grande, District No. (',:., Kerry, Mrs. Mai B. Kail, Kerry.,' District No. (17, llysdani, Mrs. Su- sail Klinchfleld, lOlgin. . District No. Ii!t. So lllgli Valley, Genlve. Murcchison. District No. 7t; I u liner ,1 a ut t ion, ' Mrs. Alice A. Cheiiowei.li, Kaliiiei Junction. f I , Thorny Grov Klgin. i2. Starl Vada , Ava 10. 1 D. "air jew , Mm el Knmela, Mai ( ha I of these are Governor son's special awards j and home economics. i) ,. Kaller-livestock State Club Work Hreunips A Riir Piap At Fnir Blue Mt. Granje ft in xium mi will be right county, according I iiiour, 'orv alis, state lOver since tie- gate d L. Chilis Show Big GHu I'loJii tigures coinpll A 1 1, ii. of i 'oi v a Mis. assistant state club leader and active leader dur ing the MiidMlical ,.nve of 11. ' Si y mi Mir, i! is learned that t her') has be, a ;i derided increase during rue past yea r In membership a mo rig I ( ,v,.r -ie V bns ami girts 4-11 clubs id' t he visitor I rem Another Coin'ii Shny but sun iy casti'i'ii Mi noil i gathering in the converts and one by one Wiifaliiette valley folks who vent ure Into the "wilds" of this s e lion of the state are having ttn-ir i-yes opMed to the gloiies of tin country w hieh ha v so often It-en dobbeil by as si-ge-hril "'ate more than I'ano members, 'l b is bfi:igs the liieinbi isbl p of the 117:i clubs in the fiate Ui to over I I. Portland has (bibs with 1 1"" members. Lane county with its those who don't know h eollntiy. The fnllow- ing loc al is from a r-. enl is.ie of I be ( 'or val lis G a Kett -Times and Hey agt ees with t he he Willamette in hjs t state nif.it s: "Virgil Shape has retnrmd uib r a sl.oii va.alion in eastern Orcgnn.spcnl inostLv in the li oi 1 west co i :n r of the st ,i t e j i the Wallowa lake r-gjon, wiiieh Mr. and more than -L''hi mem- , siim,.. ,. sei ibi .s as wonderful. Too be;s. bads In enrollmen. Clack-'f,.w Oregoniaiis k:iow this beauti iin.isand M nil noinoh cunt ies wit h ' U j section of their stall, he be 1" and lor. clubs, rcsK rtiveiy. are jii v,.s' se, ond and third with total mem-I - u In slii I I'l; Mi nion- than !hmi acb. I.C I (I);- Sh' ll The band of 7 I head of r- uis-I'-red a mpshire sio-p w as de llv ,e, ;,S Veek by Carl Whilmore or Wallowa coiiiily to Hugh Huron. P'omiiient sin-ep raiser of the val-1- y, The eontraet for sale was made I'ist :spi i:ur. It If d'-llvery to br mad- this fall. The band Is one ol very well known in eastern OreL-nn and Mr. Huron is adding very fine stock to hN already high clat-s s! nf f. He also comes in possession of the f - ill-ins but li. I rsert Cold. v. h lb Mr. Wbi'tnore takes the b -el, which has headed the I hi roil ba:m, i I.N l.ttl- i- buck being a son id I " s i t Goid. div- Hm Mce Trip Mi. an-l Mis. Kai kliailt. daugbli r. Lillian, of the Iowa ttlci. jui-l Mr. aim Mi. 1'red Speck Iiai t o( (m-u y. Illinois. ret uriied late Soiiib.y nti: Id from a 1 1 ip to S;.;,kaie tmd Waiki Waila uti-i-tii'-y viM! -l amoir; Mr. Knaut-. rel atives and alteii.b d a big family re union at Kindiey on S.ifiday. Tin left the ntle the J. needing Wed Hi sd.i. - o - - H' Iiii ii t" allfriiiii Mrs. Mania Wood ell aid dauuh- -!. M.u .... l.ii ..-:vil-; i lieluui (o Ifltiho Mis. i'aul Mmggl ildldrin haw niari Ik in Caldwell, hi. ing made a i.-:lt. ai Ihe tipir .mi l'- and aunt Mr, Chris Bert sch on Mill en o lnijn " Mrs. H. A. Masleito,, a v enue w ho ha- been ((it;t . ported as bejng 'ioine impr d tin" lo the afier h.n home and Mr reek loa. SA 1.10 M, Ore.. Sept." II Visitors ;it the Oregon Stale Kair this year. Sept. I'S lo 2S, will have a sur prise in store lor them. If liny be lieve that the younger generation is no longer luterestd in agricul ture, stock raising ami hoiueumk-t memhlrs ing. Kor, more than ever before, I their fair then- will be evidence to tin; con-, trary.and a great deal of that evt- 1 f rom I nion ' II. C. Sey-; club leader. i closed on last year's lair, tin- boys and rb'lsj of t tie 4 -II club w ork have been : planning lor the big showing w hich 1 is to be made this ytar. If en .niyihing. etiibits tli:s year will be '. be biirncsl and le st since t (o-se yo.ithiul laimers and hoinemakeis In gan coming ti th- f.iir vv ii h their lah nts and products. Tin- L'ii clubs of Knion eo.int, under the super vision of A. 10. Say re, coil it school superintendent, jind W. W. Lawn-nee, acting county agent, in clude sewing, cookery, gardening, poultry, she. p, calf and pig raising. A portion of the old agricult iral building which Is bcnig torn down, lias be i n salv iiged and remodeled lor use in 4 H eh(bil inn.i at the tair ii -cording to M ra. 10 1 la S. Wilson, s- re;ary of t to- fair board, This will provide roomy iicioninridiftion ( tor the i litrii-H to be displayed w h'-re all ii' iy sec t hem. The beautiful concrete dormitory wilt also be in use this year for bovs and girls chosen from ail over Hie state io alP-nd tin- fair as guests ut (he fair board. Satur day, S'-pt. jv.. has been designated as "I 'liitdreii's Day" when school children from all over Oregon will come io Salem at special rate to see t lie ar, and at t his time spec ial 4-11 demonstrations and pinmb s of ini.e animals will be staged. j Neaiiv J .'iit'Ht will be given away In premiums and scholarships he 's id-s ti e niimeiois prizes offered j by busini .'h houses and individuals illlle.rsted in fhe work. ( li 1 1 st a : i d 1 1 1 C Oct. 4th And 5lh I'rfday and Saturday, October 4 nd a, are ttie days chosen by the Blue Mt. gian;;e for nd festival to be laid at the grange hall. Klaus an r..p i lly assuming some definite sli.ipe tor (he show hii h is given esr.ee lally as ii benefit tor I in- huild'og fimd of I his siibordin it -. hi 1 lie plans as prepared by ihe c.immtl -tees in ctiaige with Mis. Sara An son as general chairman, an- " those lealiues which one epecl.i to lind in a rural i-oiitmuu n y latr. Most prominent, 11,1 1 ur.i I ly win le the exhibit of I in in piod'-ce, grain. Seeds, g.udeti stUIl, livestock. t'CUl try, ratblts etc. To this department, not only the farmers ol th- .illi., but all members of 4 11 clubs an asked lo contribute. The you.i.; i o ple have always shown an on is mil Interest in dl-plnys and exhibit ; of all kinds and Blue Ml. giam,'. -are poping that they will t;i: f I mm practical assistance there w III be r , I n I i 1 s la icy work, culinary v Inch t he v oiim n ha v ot o. 'I be, m- wine, I lie NpO) l out a prngr of a w .de a i ie- y interva Is during the t,,j,. These for adults and will fie one of cards, It Is eai in-: I - o evi nim:s spe being worked out cominHtee s m of ai lib l a being phuttl' I rill ; big ! b dinu r he big dia I ly hoped. Koi ' l.'l programs Tte,e will ; f.pl -Hi. .1 ii blaiiiabl" ,,,-8 1 f Wi i h GOD W ALKS I KO.N Til 10 IIILLs B Anna Blake McApilil;i H.ul.s llpM I Ihe bills: I n-'W Him 111 tie MImM ,Vjd geee . i t ; " I i U .-"Utll Jt 11)0111) ahd W he. I f if running : -r do-.n the stahway o! the t called tey te-ui to resl with w Iuhji. i ing have mil the hcHo.v of f oot pi i nls in Hie grass id Him in t! WVnt dow a o;: tlli ll.- laid IBs ool I Gd wal-k'd t!.- h I W.'tl ),d th w la bi f.el to drink it:d on my tv fe e. d oili in -oine young. H lie watets el' led soil, ill I Hii- time. Severa I ol her K t inns ol the county 1 1 heir inlenl ma of he ' ing exhibits and l;i ; the valley are I,. in I h lair in mind n grains, s- ' js i tc jor lilm .mi rjpange j i ; ohb st ! uboi dilial. s ;i glowing hivloi y. Th I v. hicj, hies long since b .nd altogether in.ide-,;).,!.. j-.i gl.ing- pill pt.ses 1 , no.re fj.HM I, .til f m c.-nt ii y old MM,.,S ((( jgiMitrre who ii-iii' ii'li' r v. in n i; h;m Fj ; bui't ha-, i- pi...-. .) t i.e v. Hit- r of Jj? I T 7S as I to- t line n it. I! s. j ! baill. I,.,, ;;!, , a- lo l..i C . o ,. W 1 "i I vi:h a v i i y k.:j;e no ml,. : .i,, j j It bus inn;' b .-n V !t I hat a n- .-. fj have ,'M,,-,, 'Ijtitig by ot I lo.ers iill . ke. lo d :m-li.play. . jMii'iti;: ' ;ii"l l,.i hiiihl, ."ill;..,. lis t . . . I . i . .Mil II. will ,. alk ' I... ul. I ' -I..-" 'I I'V Kin His (-';"!'. ti'ihlil' (.1 I ,f tlt:il lillll.i liy'M i'lmlll wit lilt k'f. .' ! IK.l.-. I li.'i.i 'I ( i !il-w from !h- 1 1 s- r ' luiuls 1 1 n.-'l v. Ii slioii" th'-n- I In ! ,' li. Am I in I Mis hl.il Jl... I ;i n t iliiT (i.-l-ln. An. I lii Hi'- .I'.ii' H lll'lll lit.i ills l i.Ull'l, ..- .-MiilFi'l .in. 1 I) l.lk-l lllli'l I'l il I. HH' II 11,1 l.u-. Ii',i In l.a ..riiinli- ? Mis. K.i. I I'm, k mi. I M i ',i 1 1: ,f fsu in 1 1, I' v i i ,'- v I . n 'ut, y, fl. r,i.y mi , '-ii ,.,:ii"li - I.:.-. -J vj 1-.' At MacMarr's you will find that Quality is greater than price ALWAYS! "More for your money of finest quality foods" is a promise you will find fulfilled in every one of these up-to-the-minute food stoves. PRICES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7 & 9 ii round Chocolate (Jhirardelli's 1-lb. can 33c 3-Ib. can 93c 1 riTKHI) MHATS Hams C'arstcn'a Mild Cure Half or whole, lb... 33c i Chcsteriield Cigarets Tliuy Satisfy Carton .... . . . $1.15 Oleomargarine Gem Nut Brand Swift's Highest Quality 3 lbs 53c Bacon Carstcn's Washington Brand j Half or whole, lb. . . 33c Oxydol The new all purpose Cleanser Lge.pkg. 23c Matches Iluflalo ISraiid, (i hoxes in carton 2 cartons .29c Lard C'arsten's VVashiii.;ton Brand No. 10 pail $1.33 Tuna Fish White Star Brand No. Vz cans, 2 f or . . 45c CANNING SUPPLIES MacMarr Coffee l-'ull hoiliod, richly flavored direct Iron) our ruaster to you Lb 49c 3 lbs $1.45 Ball or Kerr Reg. Jars Pints, doz 7.9c Quarts, doz 98c Half gal. doz $1.35 Soap P&GNaptha 10 bars 39c Rolled Oats With the coininjf of cooler weather, hi t cereal:; return to the laeakfasl menu. Buckeye Oats 9-lb. bag 49c Economy or Kerr Wide Pints, doz 98c Quarts, doz $1.19 Half gal. doz $1.65 Certo For all kinds of Jelly and Jams 3 Bottles 79c Jar Rings 4 dozen .19c Quaker MACARONI I'KOIH'CIS Coupons for five Silverware with rach purchase of 3pkgs. ... 29c Mayonnaise Best Food:; Pint Jar 39c Sardines Crown Norwegian Smoked No. V cans, 2 for . . 25c MacMarr Flour Fancy Patent, milled from selected hard wheat 49-ib. Sack ... $1.79 Per Barrel .... $6. ri a riirTTriT a -r ThTDrvswjrt 71 A rim i i iciiu r net .111 i . v gi Watermelons F.iiicy Klondike:. Per Li) '. 14c' New Dry Onions Yall.i Walla Sweet:; 5 Ih 19c Snake River Peaches Arc Here MS? .if l-'ilKl SliipiiiciiU of this will 'ly kr.ov.ii ciop arrived Vi '! i-W ,,-! UIIS wcck. I i ii:i':i wiu no ill urn-, i.uy tuu.ijf 'i-'V'-..-'.' .Ori.'rf r " '. f-,r tiil.lr ..I.-..-. V.ny is.xt v.-cek s . J &iv. 'f--iVi-';J L t -Vt-.,f,fc i I'm' e.-iiiniii;:. . '-'.V.Sii. IP fi t V;!--' w v n k a r In) - f V ' ! ll-fl" !! i . i'. on th.' ..: .. , ..i'l lth fnitn ii I'.i.l nil Hit., fi. r: