La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 25, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Paew Five l'ffl.CAD To Mt Olil Homtw Xo J VniHt'lDH , AV. T. (irlltr la lenvlnp Monday , -Kills Wat k Inn nnd Vernon Put for Klumath Vnt where ho will ten left today fur I'rndlcttm whoro meet his non, rieorKe K. Crliler, they will attend the Do Mnlay pon tine! his dniiKlittr-ln-law, and will ventlon there this weekend. accompany them on a motor trip i Iriifk to Mr. (Slider's old ho live In Anderwon county, Kentucky, near Krankfnrt. U Is just h'2 yoarit hJiico Mr. CJridor left Kentucky us a hoy and ho has never been hark ti til il this trip. He ways he dnosn'1 ex pect to know anyone In tho old 2ioino nelKhhorliood hut Is eonfl dent ho will know the Mil and York a whoro tye played tin a hoy. 3lr. O rider has been hi 1-a Orando 4Ull vicinity for tho mm An yearn ; rOperntfn sawmills, fium and en- KftKlntr In various other activities in Hint time. He snys that the trip will he made through Calif ornia and Texas on tire way east and back over the northern route throtiK" tho Yellowstone park, lie WpertH to return to Iai firande at jtlig end of about two months. McmS: f 'lull Meet . I .The Men's eluh of the Presby- 4 Aria it church met last night with Donne. Mr Doane and her sister, Mr. - and - Mrs. AW W. llolden of ;Mlss I-ouiso Burnett have returned Hipper Perry. Arnold (Iralapp, of to their ' work at. the Colonial ho Ixi'fitrande High school, gave - beauty shop. Mrs. Harnett, their jxh Intererfjing talk on "Itelntion of mother is Improving from an 111 Science to JOveryday Life." A dls- jnesa, . -., i'ussion followed dealing with the!, rfihpllcatbm. of science tojthe mod- ; 'ern life.' Twenty nembers were I 'ern lire. i wemy nemoers wcie Ipresent as. well as several friends in M c.rande yesterday afternoon the llolden family. Mrs. llolden j0n business. served luncheon at the close. he. . l.i'.... t,,.f.l,l,t Iv. ( 'noli. tiresideil. i iilt,,,i II ,,.,. . ' SiillTlt Notice , ' Visiinilay si huol will meet at :4r, Li the M. K. t'huic h, .smith, kler Supt. W. A. iOlnm. The leasue nicets at li:30 p. m. The president Hv H. Slarmcr, invites all yount; I y'ople to otlend. Uuifrht Jlarvey Jfopklns. hoy preacher, will fill the sjj$lnlt lioth mornini; and evcnhiB 'Oil ring tho nhsence of his father, 1 ttic Uev. Krunk Hopkins, wno is in. veterans howpilal In lorllniid. i'.Jfii-er nieetlliK w-111 he held Wed-nb-d.iy nlnht at 7:3(1. . f . f-ttvulpr OiTS'ht C'nmniltlco ("iljnvt-oiico liay has heen chosen ias town chairman for La (1 ramie for the Great Otckoii committee I for the University of OrcKon. This Jltr n Hlimnl honor heenusc the studiuits were cliosen who wore ihnsl ouallfled for the work with r eKUI'd to Class sii.r.oinK. tMovtl.llcre .-.,.- V.lr. and .Mi's. Karl .Villiamii and dauyliler are newcomers . lo. La )0).indo, having recently moved nere ii-oni ioi-uum,i. , i ,., miike their home here. 9o J'orlland ,- . t'Mrs. 1-i. 1. Shepherd and two cHHdron. Vlrulnllt-and Jlellin, are wtAivini; for Portland tonlKht where CUli v ivlll TOnvim. until fi,1i,y. tnlnht. 'ilf. fihepheni." who Is' In Portland at present and Is uulto IU, will return to la Hiando with ; Mrs. Hhephord. , . . j ;t r l Wsl(lnr '.'""' - i ' Miss Marlon AVehh is lcavliiR this j i-fteriioon for lialier, where sue lCU spend the weekend visltlllK ilw aunt, Mrs. Mack McDonald.' ..7.T ... . ... f, -!,,., ttne w ill rcilii n i" -u v,,,,,,v- day evenliii;. V -At Iaiwci' Cove todav rlib his i-i.. ml no rents. -Mr. and ! ' frs Chan. ltav. of Lower Cove. I '4 : t To l-.lKin s i W. II. ltusson lef. last nteiu 'tMtm.. affiliated with the colic,,-. Yes- Kliiin, where ho expects to icinaiil . ) lhat tI. ,.ow(.1.H In t .,.,,.. wa(. ,is first visit to the tor a. few days on business. I ii28 contributed seven per cent of! ju c,J-;lnde llj.iih school since Hlln. T r- !the total raised while in IfCO il l o v.ns with tbe llyliii; s .uadnoi 1-Cllirns llomt, ! had dropped to one and one half0c America (;i-Kaul-.ed in i'Ji- by ' Mrs. Harold CJoedecUe and son. nr,r ihc governor of' Indiana which f David returned home Wednesday! night after spending several days with her parents, Jatisen, at MIHnn. Mr. and Mrs. Moved irei-e trial alcohol?" lioblnson asked. - Mr. and Mrs. : it. A. 'Holvey.'i ' ,.t ,(0n't know," Curran said, formerly of Medford, arrived In . pobinson - said he understood lllramlc last .Sunday. They are ;,h,.y (d and he would iitlenipt lo l-esldliiK In one of Fred Hrndon's . c,erk up dcrinltely. , hQtiscs. Mr. Hclvey came hero j A letter from It. It. Kennedy, about a month tilfo. later returning now Qf Cleveland, lo Curran dated toil brlmr his household (foods to October 1 rt. Hi-N. was read. II siik Iai: (irande. ' (jested Hint - the aiisooiatlon m,t '. : . i press Wllllum C. Martin or Moll. Oitrratlon -. Tho Itev. Frank Hopkins, pnstor otUho South Methodist church, VUierwent an operation n day or ! ! aco at the Veteran s nospuai t-S.j'ortland and Is reporleil to be ; rettin(r . aloim very -well. Movinic Air. and Mrs. n. HeLonc and two children left yesterday for Potlateb, Idaho where they plan to make their home. Til I Mid. C.en. Hlllmnn Is nulte ijf the flu. It Is reported. In-, lliintlncton i Sirs. Mary HiCKS is visltlnu her grandson. Kddl llannon, nt Hunt ington for a few- days. She Is peeled back the last of the week. -ttTin(r i )4r. .Mamie Thompson, of Aberdeen, Wash., who has been TIsltiiiK at the homo of her brother and 8lster-ln-lnv. Mr. and Mrs. Bennle Ills, expects lo leave for her homo tomorrow. She has heen Aera for several days. tnh'rs4n I'aroloil Hov Anderson, recently fined !0 and sentenced to 10 days In city Jail1 because of turnlnK In a false alarm described as a prank, was Pirolf rbl. ed to pay the fine. Correction In ia!,t nicht's Issue an account a Clven of the benefit program ' to be held thia evenlnK by the pri mary department of tho L. D. S. church on X. Kir with "r.nn " chlld iTfn UiklliR part. This should f,ad v ihlldreu. , , BED BilPjr lCetuitieil llnm Mr.' nnd Mrs. IT. C. Grelsel re turned home Wednesday mornluK from ortland where they have j been since Kaster Sunday visiting I friends. i t 0 liusliictw ' , ! Mrs. Ijine J5weifd, . Miss Mar Clayton and Mrs. W. II. Thomp- ! son, of MlKln, were in l.a (Iraiuh Thursday on business. Visiting lltw Mrs. John I-'ike. of Emmctt. Ida., Is visiting with her nipt her Mrs. fl. M.. Flu met and her sister Mrs. Orvlllt! J)oane. Itcturtteil Home Mr. and Mrs. O. L,. Don no re turned to tbelr home in Meridian, Ida., after spending several days t here visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Orville ! nece Yostii-day Miss Ire MtitA ,r0ne i-.vnns. oi union, w as r .li. -Manna i . uiiini. , Tho Dalles, has lieen vlsltintf Jlr. jiiiid Mrs. W. Clinixh durins- the nn-;past week. )rrlcllll Visit I. 1',. Jhiscoll. supreme auditor of the I-oyal Order of tho M.oose from Mooseheart, I'll., is in I .a Orando lnlnkiiiK his official visit to the local .Moose lodste. Itolurii In il Vcw Days Airs. John Meldium, who is vls Itlnir in 1-onK Hooch., fill., is ex pected to., return home In a few days. She has been with ir. A. McKenzie. Meldrum, her brother-in-law. Ovcrnlirlit Visit , Mr. nnd Mrs. T. flair .Vllllams, of Welser, and daughter, Phyllis. 'returned homo this morning after ,vlsltins; Sir. nnd Mrs. K. K. Piper yesterday and last nielli. Mr. -Wil- "lianw is editor of tho Welser Am erican and spent yesterday here on business. . PROHIBITION TRANSFER IS UP TO SENATE (Continued Crpin Pane Ono) ..Walsh said today the committee mill decided liol to ko into I li.Vc, : .., .., aii The committee today iniesiloncd Henry II. t'urran, presUh nt of the Anti-prohibition association, for the seventh day concernimt lis nc- tivltics In lielialr of repeal of the iirj inns. lli.vcrs DiiniiK' Senator lllalni', - lifter lookhiK ..4- ill,in,-u in no. ' over a. no, ,,, " 'association, said brewers had do- inatcd monoy 1n HI2S and l2!i lint no money had heen contributed by I hem this year. CiiiTim said It was decided last January not lo accept contriim-j tlons from brewers or distillers so there would not ho "one hair or . . r eoinniercial Inler- p.ohinson asked If the association ap0,.pted n contribiitlnn from pi o- l a,,,.,,,-, 0f hidustrlul alcohol "1 don't itnow." t'urran said. "Don't the Dul'onts make indus- i roeviiie, v,,,,w, ,,,, ......... ....... ' menl on his prohiliitluii views. Mar- tjn wns runuinj? for comrress. ! I-Var Ills Defeat if )0 should take nn annum j - rrrr- ' - ' oboooooooooooooooooooooo I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BURNETTS 2nd Anniversary SALE Now in Progress 10 OFF On Every Pair of Shoes in Stock ROLLINS RUNSTOP i o I o HOSIERY $1.50 per pair Either Chiffons or Service Weight "Ovmgft kftP Cx OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WASHINGTON'S SPRING BLOSSOMS t A" l- t .-..'- ... T fW. Ft t - A Kn ntlril l-lintn I Mary Purches revels In the beauty ol the first Japanese cherry I blossoms on ths trees In Potomac park near toe national canltol. ;; !' : ; . r .. I mere cable to our views. it'mlKhi. WnMEAt IP ACINf! .'. defeat Mm." the loiter Slid. ..whoroaii . if ,10 lin.HOm. silence he j1)(lfi ffOQd ljroSlHlf,tR of um.Hs. 1 - 1 can give von mv personal as. surame that Mr. Martin is loo per .... . cent wun ns. i not only inn ii,1.- jsonally familiar wtlh-llis position i but have assurance rrom many or disorderly conduct today followinK i my old friends who are cuially !t .u.f demonstration at St. Johns I close to him. last nitrht aualnst .Mrs. . Ann j "Jly suKKcstloil is that you do schmder, , much in the public l not press him ' any public ! prints recently, who va.i billed ill ! statement, also If you could aid n recoil iioptlnft- as "J'ortland's i liini in a financial way you can beJjoan nf Arc." i assured that ills response in con-; jrH. Schrader, whose - affair igress will bo afc'i'ceable if bis vote 'with police Lieutenant lireunliiK will lie of any value." - (".imin replied Mai-Ur. v.ould not ho pressed. 0. S. C. Faculty Member Visits La Grande High Dr. IHin V. I'ldiotf, extension lec turer from tHi troil State college and uncle of Portland's Daniel A. 1'olliiK. spent yesterday niorninff ami alleinoon at the ji x.raiMU' H'Ubool - ier,ew,st;,de,,,s:U ind especially seniors, whom he ad-. " se,l in the nflermion who ex pect to aUmid collCKe. i He slartcd the inivenl tour In January nnd since Hum has visited practically linlf of .the blub schools In oi-eKon. and in these visits h'. Poliny says Ibal "the reniarUable I thiiiis that lie has found Is the fine : ailmlubilrallvo spirit inaulleslcil in Norwegian scientist, . at, Anio-iu', the -sVhools: ,'aIF of "theni scenv to : nhl. j.ncha, ,i week iiifo. was pub have the situation well iu IiiijkI." 1 iHiJtMi y tho newspaper ll lrnl- llo cMircsscd u -wish lo c.-Milpnmeni ; voi'Nill today. . i the hlKh school and La Crniule, -,j'ho paper,' in dispatches from on the type of workmanship and puchln, said cinbt persons believed leadeiship shown Jiy the . students; responsible for the iniirder tif the he liked the response and appear- S(,,,ntlst had been captured nnd once or the sludelit body; It was -probably would bo executed. alert- and wholesome. . : r '.' The ministry and education have ; MIMSI KIt ACI rTi: been Dr. Polinn'K occupations. H! LKXINUTON. Ky.. Apr.' -0 (.VI') was hern in Pennsylvania, com-! yietor in a rliflit he wafted vir Inr here as. a yoilliKSter In ISSS lually unaided, tlio Itov. Julius liftei- he bad (.militated from a Arnold Vcjasco. rector of ft. John's f.liooi. or Ihcoloiiy and boKtin '',fl , Knlscoiml church at Dayton. Ky.. cancr as a mluisier. ins nrm i ,o,.,.n,.L, wllli Ibe college ciideii in ,.,,, ,vhcn he becalm' mlnisler for Ul Presbyterian 'church "fi An,.,,,v to i'j.'i he au-aiii became ! ,.an,.,aif.'ned In every clly of the , nit,.,i ,snli.. or So.unii or laiser villi a priiKniiii of i ducatian work ing toward the abolition of saloons. Ji.'. Pollnl? was a speaker an I also a m.nslcal director for the orulln Ization. He has also spoken on i. larce mnjoiily ,,r the campuses or the lai-Kcr eiluc.itional InstlUt tlons rtui-ini? the last. 2T years. He will be In I'nloii today and will complete bis vlsils to i-lastern Ore gon next l-'riday. Dr.. polinir wos a speaker at the teacher's Institute held in La i,raiiii j last rail. -.r v .. n KFITii F II 'i - f fr A i ; I Also Clark & McCullough " "y"M CHARGES FOR PORTLAND RIOT ' - ' ' PORTLAND, Ore. April I (.VP) rhree women faced cIiai'Kes of resulted in considerable confusion i tn0 i'ortland police .itvpifrtnient jand resulted In llreuniiiK's suspen- slon, was speaKliiK In licliall pi the ; recall against Mayor Jtalter and 1 the remainder of the elly council ; when a woman In the audience i cried: "What about tho jewelry : Lieutenant llruenlnK Kitve you V" : The "I'ortland Joan of Are," Immediately left the rostrum rath er than 'the sfed such'awitho ori ' ni na 1 J oh n used, and started to iwaid t he. woman. Other members : of the audience became excited and notified St. Johns police. Al though there, was no hair pulling. - s j Superstition Ends i In Doctor's Death .ji.x.lcO CITV, Apr. iii (AP; a weird story of supcrstlllou "'. r,,,n. Uj,lt ended In the stonlns- to , .i,,,,,!, 0f ),.. KdBiir Kulllinalin, today faced only an admonition by hln bishop for his niui-rla(,-e to n ,.:liholic and its aflerniilt II. n,c, -year-old minister, whose iic, led in, to a two-day ba:- ,. before an . cccleslas.lcal court hero to retain his church orders, ;eooferred last year only a few months bcfor-i he inarrl'd Cuther- ne Koitcrs. of llaltbnore. was ae- ,,lted last nlk-ht of the major ae- eiisallons filed uualnsl him by . a diocese coinmlltc.-. LtJVi: 'IliAtiKKY SHANCIIAl. Apr. f (AI") llecaiisi. he was refused permis sion to marry a mold In the same eslabli-hment.. the n ale took ill u ('hliiesc household loday, al-lnod with a meal, axe, went rrnm room i"; to room and backed lo death bis j'; employer, his wire, tlielr two sons!, tlljed l and :',, two servant maids j.'' and a man servant. ' He Ihen escaped with Itis.swect heart. STARTING TODAY 2 days Onl)- Friday and Saturday WILLIAM FOX JPresents WKID)S AND FM1(DSD witK LOIS M RAN and. 150 Jiiirtq-' dancing A MOVIETONE MUSICAL COMEDY CATCHY COLWGlf in "All Steamed Up" and Graham McNamec the CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY IN i VALLEY SURE Continued from Page One) t men have u sufficient butter fat i icwiiiirce to operate a plant of their own- the-, cows now ussigneu iu t Pnlou countv caii be diverted bark j to Wallowa. Jusi when this will1 I e done depends upon the rapldlty - .i i i hi-.. n-i il,.l l,-. v..,v Ml...'ll..r la U.u! ,v-tPin invuiv...! In l-nlnn cuinly where a group of dairymen, par tlcularlv at I nion ami Cove, be cam' a pari of the 1'ayette Co eprrtitivu riM-amery about four Veain ago. -Ai that lime patrotiago wait Hinalt Inn volume grew until a total or fiiM.lMin pitiiuds of but iiM'I'al nrodiuu'd In , this county last vear had been Kent to I'ay- rtto lor maiiiiiaeiiu-e. i .nsr spriii .; rhrlw A, l.lndheriili took off the cooperatives deemed themselves Ilom 1(j ilel,l-ro- .Mliml, V'lji., uipahle ot oiicralimr their own j i,iy , .j : . q , ,,,, ; , plant and now, -after nearly n year ,,,, )u, eS,,ec-u,l to lipike the ,., pliinnluK and priiioll,ni. the, of 9SS miles In one hop ar- ninvi'inclll has tieen siucessfiilly I ,.vinK .Jnin ' utc today,-' launched. No inoi-e I ninn county l.lndljeiKli's mother, who aeeom (naiii will he sent to Idaho when i ,mi,,j ,, yesterday, mi his fllirlit Hie piam (iocs 11110 opeiaiion i" j thirl counly, M,r. Kesiiard said. It , .hi Kit Itl that, the Wallowa county , ijllpuienti: to I'ortland and SpoKune, w ill he. very lunccly diverted to , 'the I nion county plant, thus niak 1 MliK tills -counly tin.' Imlterfat ecu-j 'tor .of. a larne arwi and iimklim ..posslldo the manufacture of at; least. I .Geo. mil) pounds or- hiiticr i ' iLlimially. . . , ' . . . '- I Oregon, t'lllts Opcrnlliil, I'hc first Ot'p'Kori unit under this- dairy development plan went Into; operation in Ontario about two! ymrs ao as a Ice-crcain Instltll- iinn. 'I lie second lr. located at; ...p..!.,... -wliore. verv leeenlly,' the i j cooperal Ives took ovi'.r the Com-; ;;iucrcial t'reamei-y company plant i and now hove allllil cows lo draw ! from: The nuinaKOmont of these! plants rests jointly vltu the ICast-' - rn tjreiron Dairymen's ussoolu- i . Hon and. the l-'arillcrs' Cooperutlvo t'reiinieiy conipatiy.; whose mom-1 .hcrshlp In over r.oon', 7ml of whom ill-.1 In-, IJltN init.ivdiato Icrritoi-y, i.plan- a ' Idir 'miootlnu; "In (he-near future to hear reports of llielr til m,tnl.s nm i iraiiMnct other busl- np- i;. The exact location of Ihe nevv plnnt has not yet been determined. MV. , Key :nrd expla ins f ha t t h Is was a much-discussed topic for several mouths, and various means yere instituted to have the loca tion fixed, one plan beiiiK to have the- ,eow owners name the loca tion. This was abandoned IhrouKh an agreement which set nut that 'a P. pai ties Inierei-led would be, Kidded by what decision inltfllt he readied by n disinterested man sent, by the Challenge ( 'ream r To this iifuu'.'Uicnt reached last fall, '('. 1J. -Johnson, It. H. rum Hock, both of t'ove. aiid if. J. NIelson 'and. 'JhsY' A. K.offord, both lutler assvclallon or Los AiiKoloa. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmS r mm i am mih a New ' SILK DRESSES $8.88 These arrive at the opportune moment to help out in the Manufacturers UNLOADING SALE See them while stocks are fresh DEPT. STOHES K'. I IN THE WEST I w--,.---l r. T D wmffTJJ Pu OX ! ii i1. -iii l 1 in a!Ez: i of Union, slKiu'il tlielr slKnaturea ( a:i illrci'tors of Iho l-istorn OreEOil , as.snciatlon. in accorilunoo Willi Klun the ticnth 'toll was Increased that jilan. a m!m In' lelnn: ttent j to 32U aa another convict, uc rrptn Ixni Anodes im,lnc(liatoly. j cunihed to pneumonia In the prl 'rhc Hurvt-y, it In reporlml, will ho ; son hospital. conplt'tei and the most practlvul ) , .lanica Andrews was the latest location chosen within a fort- fatality. nlKht. ! ' ai'Imi(vi:,u,i.otmi:xt WASMINC.TON. Apr. ti (A.I1) i The war department today ap- Vomi an i.llul ii,.-llt oC 77.l,uO for ""M.lotl.;.. uf ll,o Jetty iu tho m.rth iilo of the entrance uf the I'uw r(Uii rivoj. Divjcon. and also voted to expend $Ji.hihi op the Kiihcr mound breakwater ..at ( '.reseeiii City, cl. j j.i.vdv riAixc; Ku iii WASHINGTON, Apr. 25 (.VI) ii-nm New Yoil;, returns y1M it ,y i,.j,n ,, nllfllL ' Took Name From City Pcltl ware wus tnude 'In Pplft, -Holland, iiliout IMHI. uilu- ware, uiailo lalw in linlliitlon of it In nlsd' called OOrt, . - -' ;'.' ' . ' '' ! CONVICTS QUIET , rn Amfi PTJTQrkXT (Continued from Pago One) voluntarily in AVarden Thonins' of fice today and wild that one of the prisoners In tho .section which burned bad announced Sunday that "this block will be on fire tomor row." The . fatal blafco occurred Monday nlht. ' 'Che convict was -said to have named the man who- niade tlje, statement, he was turned over to the Hlate fire marshal -for further (tuextlonliiK . 1'rlson officials said the name of. the Informant would ho 'withhold.' ,. II ' lv ,1 'I Dt, 'll Pl PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER SERVICE A Clerk for Each Customer This is no mere piece of wit. You serve as your own clerk, without waste of time waiting your turn or listening to someone trying to sell you something you do not want. You pass along the aisles and make your own selections. The money saved in disposing of a large force is paid you in re duced prices. , . ,. " GENUINE ORANGE ... JUICE 24-oz; Bottle ... 55c 12-oz. Bottle ... 30c POST T0ASTIES or KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES .3 pkgs. ,'.-. 25c . MOTHERS OATS With China .... 38c VELVEETA A delicious cheese food, 1,-lb. pkg 23c Lettuce, Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Carrots, Asparagus, Home Crown Green Onions & Radishes, Cabbage, Strawberries, Oranges and Ilananas. The Prices Must be Riffht STORE no. 1 Mackey Illdg. 1422 As the governor's committee in-) vt stiKatlnK the fire went Into sos- OLSEN PLAYERS HERE TONIGHT AT NORMAL SCHOOL (Continued from Pago One) , cast arc: Janet Younir, an auto- j mohile-crazy sweetheart; Corilall I Nelson. Ihc younn Idealist street- , cleaner; llyron Km if l'"ouler. ; I.eari'O Th.-itcher, SunuUir Colili, ; j Joseph II. Wllllanvs, lranU Itns- ( ; mii.sen. William Killiy and Will- ! I lain WriKlil. Tin, ourtaln w ill rfco l S o'clock. ' LAST TIME TODAY "SEVEN" FACES"- All Talking Specijil Cast IILlW y HOOT 1 rnn -laBSvrtsnfWtaznam&aamRMtmm 'to.,,, m WHITE STAR TUNA No, i2 Can 20c DRIP-0-LAT0R and 1 lb. Golden West Coffee $1.47 SILVER SPIKE our best flour 49-Ib. Bag $1.95 Adams fif jl JP.ninlftlipa 'Tgl lf tr,tutfco Play Power Nine, The'Clty Kmpluyen baHoball teom has scheduled a game with theK. , t). I.. ic V, Co, nine to bo played -Ihte this afternoon at the bigh sellout field. The go lire scheduled-' for yesterday with lue O.-W . flub was postponed. i - (iotor acchleuts look 4S4 In Minnesota In I iC'D. Uv-it NELSON'S Job Printing -- Stationary Legal lihinks Sc-'ontl liccts Tor J-;vcry Nix!. OI'I'OMTI. I'OKT OI'TlflM Con rtisi' Wildcats; S6B And HEAR. HOOT ,1A iVe . ; . TMR.IULINO NEW ROLfc Also "Tarzan The Tiger" S Tnlking Comedy CartoorS PHENIX SALAD DRESSING 9-oz, Jar .......... 14c Full Pint ........ 23c Full Quart ...45c WRIGHT'S MAYONNAISE 3y.-oz. Jar ...... 12c Y Pint 23c Full Pint 40c Full Quart 75c COFFEE Pigg-ly Wiggiy Special 1-lb. pkg-, ...34c CITRUS SOAP 10 Bars 37c STORE NO. 2 Corner Depot & Wash.