La Grande evening observer., May 02, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Friday; May 2, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Slven
I.Iany Business
j Changes Take
' Place at Cove
whore she has work. Mr. and Mrs.
1 Willmmj came homi from 1'ori-
1hii1 a week ai?o. Mr. WiUtaiiw j in ilti)lu pa:iie ami early in tho
afternoon by Xfcr. Wntpon In his
trurli. The afternoon wm spent
jw ho Ik under a doctor's cure, will
i stay here until the close or school,
Hy Airs, A, i. Con U hi
(OhK.'rvei titrrpspoii(lriit )
rVB, Ore. (.Special) 1.. ,1.
C'hndwlek li'is purehnsi-d the fix
lures in tin, meat nmrk--t and Kro
cery 'heloiiRiiig to C A. Smith and
Will open his store ;m Noon as he
BOts every4hiiiK in order . Dnfl'y
and Siaekhtnd who own the build
ing lire, having ilic old stork clear
ed' out to m.ike. rendy for the new.
when he
duuffhUi',
Portland.
. will
Jean,
tuko their llttlo
and go hack to
Catherine Creek
Welcomes Rain
Ity K. 11. Miles
(Ohserver t'orrospoinlent )
rATHKUINK CHKBK (Speelal)
-r'Tlii'" fine rains of the last week
have Imen u hlessinj? t& the grus
THo opening Yluy V', iiot set but will and rowlm? crops which are (Treat
ing in tin, ihkii future, it was it. . ly in advance of tho same date
jrreat surprlsi. to fove peophvwhett last, year and with plenty of snn
tho deal' was ronsniamateii as .Mr. hine and a continuance of ruin
Chudwlck Is u rancher on a nihor; Hie laintqrs feel optimistic at the
largo scale. Kor the (resent he' prospect- of tfond crops,
will continue to operate his. ranch ' -Mr:', l'ercy I titter, of Ililfway.
In conneelion with the meat mar- : Ore. who'husi heen enjoying a ten
kot aud grocery. day visit with her parents, Mr.
There has heen a general shake ' and .Mrs. Klmcr Suiter, returned
up In the Cove hi the last few m her home 'last Monday. She
months. J. H. Mreshears Iuih none i wan acconnmnled to. Maker hy her
out of luislness. A. SniHh .also, pnients who returned the same
liV-H. Weimer has jrone out of the! tUjy.
jttarae h:isinens although he still Warren ' Cornell and Oscar
Has a hardwart! and feed store. U Pmiveh. of l.a Orande. were sup
It., I ay tias opened a Karate und j nrlnLPiullng the scttlnj? of a large
Tepair shop. V. A. Moid lias moved 1 shipment of Chinese pheasant eggs
hl tonsorial parlor .1. Hill- j last Kumlay, which had been ent
mark is connected with (lie lted ; from ihe pun farm at Pendle-
aiid White chain store, ll. side the-1 ton to the fish hatchery where i
he knew ut the timo are
parents now. .
cvenliK,' tlie welners were roasted
and a picnic, lunch enjoyed. 'Then
they attended a show, coming huim1
altotwitrd very tired hut happy,
l-'ifteen of tlio cliiK-i were able to
So. They were, Nela1 Wilson, Don
na Wntwon, Garth WVtensUow.
Marjorie Howell, Kami 1 1 Skllr
Uiiy, Ituth 1-iJiU,' ortithy Cruitsir,
Keith I'ralt, Much Conklin, lor
iha West. Hernlco l-'owler, Jane
Wright. Alice Westensk-iW, l.ylts
Coe and K.irwin Deenan. They
were accompanied by their teach-'
e. .Mr. Keenan, Airs.- Wilfred;
Wihteiiskow and Ati's. John Skil-j
llnjfv. Klmer Terry and William'
llefllng, holh of this roonv-were
unablo to go as they are 111 : of
mumjiH. t
AU'. and Mrs. Walter Stringhomi
and son, Klwood, stopped at tmbler
a few mlmttCH on their way through j
to La (I ran ile. They are vlsiilntf'
friends aiul relatives in the valley.;
and Intend la spend Some time in
lmlter visiting. Air. ami .Mrs.
Sirlnghaui made their home here
several years ago ami owned ri
store where, the post office now
.lands. They motored up front As
toria where their home is at pres
ent. ' ; ' !
Pacific College
grand-; Hoover day at the college com
Jmencemcnt exercises June 9. The
i college record show thut the fnt
,.ur president was entered on the
ur I.. roster us "Heme J louver. '
I1UUUr I A tablet will be unveiled, rollout
- SAI.KAI, Ore.. May 2 (AV) whirh tl,LMV wMl lw l,ll,i,n"
IMesblent Herbert Hiiovcr. who whm;w t the "ohl Hwlmmin' hole I
the first student enrolled at Ta ! whore Hoover and h'.s boyhood
clfle college, Newberk". Ore., will 'tchuius bathed, to this pastnre. now j
be honond by the celcbnitlon of h city park, where hit cared for Ills
uncle's cow, and to the. home where
he lived.
A banquet for the benefit of the
college will clam, the day.
gfruim as a big one, but ho seldoni
i. MoiWt Alnld If you mn-n would
stop looking at cur short sklrtw
we'd soon stop wearing them1.
Ceutlenvin Owl Let's hope you
never go that for.
Huhiddixcd motor and Milling ves
sels, under contract to the Colonial j
governnuMit. maintains cotnMiuntcu-
tlonh hetweon islands or the Ha
Intie.'an group, I
Only Weighed 85 Lbs.;
Gains 15 Pounds v
A small n,-in inn he just as dnn-
AI-JiiiatKi.'M prison populutmn his
pattsifd tho 700 mark, tlie largest
It: has been since the World war- i
1 I
changes in 'the Imsiiiess section
".there havj! .heen about as in'any in
nhd residential section. -Grocer Sin.
inious sold JiIh home to i. M. Jalrd,
'-'i'AI. LfilVll sold .his home'to' Mrs.
HVn.its Allihii- and -J . K.'' l.andej-H
botlgiil a residence from Mrs. Alice
Allen that .was occupied , by . Air.
a'hd Mrs. h.-lt. Hrotliers. This has
.necessitated a general move. Air.
"and Airs. c. W. Clark have also
' changed their residence . V
: JM. V. Witty was nulte hndly .hurt
wln-n he happened to ho In close
qqjirter.s with a collision between
a' .truck, ami a small car.; He .was
: walking on -the higli way near I'chT
dlCton. and .(lie curs- collided Just;
'as I one of t.h;Tii passed hint. . Jle
wWOH enOght by the 'truclr.'and
thrown iti" the air', landing oa the
J ojfroslti?! "'side of the truck. He is.
r'4dly cut about, the head ; and
' JJpithh rsj in side" a had jolt, iiut is
Votherwi.se unhurt. This happened
Handay evening. ' He canie home
priiesdny and Is able to be "up but is
Htlll leejing-ilie iMiecis -oi ni in
jury. ' , .
CCove liigli' elected the following
student l)ody oriicort,, Weilnesday.
jVYarri I'aige, president, harrei Wei
tiiftr, vico president, Clara Uoltcrts,
ii -v ii ml it'e.'isiircr (U'O.M Rich
jurils, business manager.
J ;The senior class took advantage
of? the time honored prLvilege of
P'siieak day" and left early Tues
day morning. They 'spent the day
In Haker valley nenc tin. moun
tains, had a iilciilc lunch and after
A Vllrinor took a dip in. the natatoriom
atvlhiker and visiiod -the .theater -In
they .will he hatched and reared.
They are, expecting another ship
luetil in a. siiOrt "time. - . .
, Iack. Klinhall has Just completed
tlie job"' -of placing the logs in the
mJll pond,.,! : ,-. : -
..lake Lpnius' moved his, herd or
eatLle (rnin tJte valley to the. God
scy ranch where .they:wljl he-pastured;''.
; t; " - "i. . '..''k
W. It.' iOiillips . moved his ca(lle
from- Cathorlno Creek InslSatitr
day tiv Hog; Valley for tlie ntimniep.
They ' will ,'bp -pastiired-'on-'' ''the
Levy ranch.
MISS DUNCAN
LAID TO REST
WEDNESDAY
lly .Mrs.-'.H; 'It'. Itjtyinonil
. (Oli.Hi-rvr (.Utri-yNpoiHlont) . .. t
l'ONDOSA, Olo. (KlH'clul)
l-'miei-al Mi'rvirs .for Maxino l:in-caii,-ilmiKtitnr
of Mr.; anil -MrH. V.
).- Duiican, .worn helil.ut thf Wt'sl
unilortaUinff parlor. in .Baker Wi-1-Ui-riday
niorniiiK with burial tuklnjr
.pl(ic'ln tho Mf-ilirnl Springs oonio-.
terj.'..(rranpo sorvicPH woro liclii til
tln iriavc. . 'MixH Duncan was hoi-ii
lOlinnr .swiKi-r hull the mlsr-Drtune : xiarrh l!ll i! In Halter ami has ,
to.liiso a riili' yiiillit; onw-last wei'li. iv,.,i u hi'r- Hfn in thlH s;t'iiou. I
Ii. N. I'r.'illiO!' Is .lulnif aomt , jj),,, wnH a opiilar girl anil hail a
pn Int InR. lit .tho. Dnvis Server- tar i chariulnif penioiiallty, was aotlvi' In I
tlnnthlii wool;. " . :., jail oommiinlty nrfallH ami will h
, Mr. aiul- Mjm. V. Kv' Kicklo and , sadly missed. Kor' tho tout lx yiviv.s
S'l.-. llliti Al.tn. Kriink l.atiirop spent lHhe hasi been a member of the
iliac Sunday at the home of Mr. and j Mdleal SprinKH sranlfe and for the
i last year and a half secretary ot
tho Meilleul Sprlnea Women 8 eiun.
She'.was an lntorefltert .member an
wi ll UH orflcer, never havlllK been
absent from a meetlliK. Thero wan
no. school Wednesday ill order that
toaehers and iillplls , iiilsrhl nttenii
the- funorul ' 'I'ho vat number of
friends at 'the :-.HervieeH as well as
the host of: flowers told-something
of tho esteem In wlilch Mnxlne was
held. Tho sympathy of the wholo
BUTTER
The Food For Everybody
AN ECONOMICAL FOOD
'Scientists hnvc demonstrated that good butter is full
of value. I'lenty of . Vitamin A .Is necessary, for robust
childrcn and healthy- adults.. Mother 'nature has hiade
Meadow Harvest Butler one of our best Sources' for it.
at All grocers at an! ')'..:
.'economical prick-
UNIOlSf CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave: ; ; Main 122
' . -Creamei'y No. 51 . '.'J. '. ' '
Guess what ingredient
is missing from this
mm
auce
Recipe
Pare, core and quarter tereral jiry, tnur applet. Put
'litem in p. taucepim and caak tvitlt jtt.it enounh uvtter ta
keep them from burniit'ft. Add a ih.hi of cinnnuimi and
. i'w lemon juice. Cool and serve.
You only need one. Rurss.
Sugar is missing. Ami if you
mill sugar "lo' taste" just be
fore you take, your npple sauce
from tliet.!ttbYK, you will bnvc
' tliP titiiiosi ili flavorful goodness.
string beans, tomatoes anil pens.
You'll be surprised at the wnv
sugar improves the distinctive
flavor of each ..vegetable.
-When you eonsider that veg- .
etaiiles, cereals Und fruit are
l
'VAVryiofteii-'yoii; wotuUvr, liow M;ssontial In the diet (or the vitn-
to improve foods ' wlilcli ntc'lnck- injlis mincrnly!ialu nnd rouIi
..(j'Miijj; iir flavor or apj'tito-njfp(;a., ujio'thoy contruii, tyou will Veal-1
V X" iwott 'cases o (Jn'1 of . sugai'"1 i:- the inijfurtiiiit'c of- n?nhin
MflS. REBECCrA "WALKED
"I only wcIkHim! sr poundH wlici)
1 Mturlctl tiikinj,' H:irKft".'WIr.ltli'
of vtlilH wondcrtul , nioiUl-tnc - if
EcrcasiMl ny wciKlit f INi-cli -i))Uiulr!
liinil 1 tlon t reel like tltc h;iiiic v,(;
i , with Htnnmf If
cvcn-Hl)Wl?ht.':r.'i
is all that is neYftssary.. Tins
is rspremlly true in tlie prcp
nration'of vcgclahlcs. Just try
a dash of "sugar to a pinclr of
salt in cooking spinarli, carrots,"
lics'e. foods appeal to the appe
tites of young, and old. Most
fooiU'.are more delicious and
nourishing, with sugar.. The
Stigar Institute. .
V won
i rM
"Ootid food promotes good health '
Miiwm. - -
1- "ti - suffered
MroiihlV Mint ' I
( WOII Iti lC hCttCI" OM (ijMl'l.f f WUH
YWi.-uiv i ruiiiii nanny un uinnii.
"Sai'K'on Sort Musm. IMIls-entirely
inc of eonHTiptttlon. I. licl!rvf
i.thlK wnntlciTul trcauutiiit wived .in
JHrp." Mm.: Itchccca AV-allccr.' V
Many wlin. wisely p:(t"J'iron -tQ
th( tent cxjui'Mw iinirutii(Mit .tit tho
i:HpeiM .und ilioniUKlmcHM.wllh whjc
' II kO'-'h to the very hoiu'cc.-oI tlui;
rnllmcntH IkmI cross . 1 h)tf "KtotiS
.Mr::.. ;inliis Ifislicr ot Cove.,
MISS TUCKER,
WARNER BEAM
ARE MARRIED
Ity liClthn t'lcavcr
(Observer Correspondent )
lA'.llKR, Ore. tHpcclal) The
m:irriaffc of -Allss liall Tucker and ; community Boes out lo the bcrcav-
Warncr Hen in, intin ot lnujicr, wn.s;r,i family.
very much' a surprise to their many ' Mrs. John Shaw and two 'chil-;
friends. . -'Th cy wero ' n wirrlcd inttdren, .'of Council, Idaho, avrivcil.
Walla Walla.. Wash.; Wednesday, j Tuesday for several days visit with
April :tu. Miss Tuckcr' brother, her uncles, S. A. and 1. H. Itohln-r.ort,-
who was married recently, ! Hon and their families.
Jives at Walla Walla, and they will!1 An inlifrpfltinir visitor of the. last ;
3-a (Jriiidiv in the evcnlnjr, : The s)tend several days with hint be-pveek was Kuffe.ne Conklin, 0L On-1
pflrly ineltidetT.MiHS .Hern Ice Via, frn lotutiihiK to Inililer. Their turlo, termed the corn ltlniif on uc-
Dorotiiv naricr. i immv iricnus extend tneir con- count ot his erowmir so ninnv var-
Kiatulations. . j idles pl.corn. ' M"r. Conklin was
AClsr: Anson, teacher of the fifth returning from a visit to his bro
and sixth B'aile, K-'tvr her students thcr, ltoy, in Union, and stopped
at-hCH-toK pact y hhI -WfintiP roast no ronww old frieudnhl vs LIu-UuibjU
Wednesday. They were taken to jat .Medical Springs school 42 years
tho chv park In-l.a Ciranilc in thciajro and rnanv of the yonni? folk
1 Gladys Hairi.v Dorothy Barker,
; Kblo An.h:rson, John Comstock,
I Clarence Hertsch. 1'ai kcr Kcvt-rs,
;KiiiK:enc Jtoblnstm and Kenneth
V tVMrs. Kniersdn' Williams, left
I Tuesday - nitirninB for Portland
The priceless ingredient of quality has ever
been foremost in the baking of Tru-Blu Gra-.
ham Crackers. None but the finest of ingre
dients have ever been used. Rather has it
been the aim to add to and make better
, In 1923 we added . . . HONEY. And now
; we've added pure MILK. This recent im
' provement is now available to you in
ratans
Graham Crackers of which Tru-Blu master
bakers are justly proud. In them, they have
produced Graham Crackers that are better
than ever for your baby . . . and for you.
Order a carton from your grocer. You will find them
their own best recommendation ... all that really fine
Graham Crackers should be. '. . .
Obtainable in Several Size Packages. Most Folks buy
the HOME Package It's a Big Money's Worth
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO-Spofcane, Portland, Seattle
Jim
th MiMlicul Sprinpt Women h riu. mi . Mf OS W fJt i?3 G&M BWB.'ffi W W & I I U mmmPS- MkW f V 3 I ' . mmmJ I 1
h-nt from a m-etlnR. Th-n-o wm B 11.. IV-..- AXi .. J ' T . l : u .U Ma -IT (rD .If'.'.'. 1 kuwI .'. Hll I '. . I
Ikiy These Items on Our Budget Plan of Easy Payments
O'Cedar Polish Garden Rake Garden Hoe Brooms ' Mazda Lamps Electric Iron
O-foilaj- hiiKn't I I iirufii ii " "Kay" to uiw. '.' j Hhnii, -mi'Qnc : '' "' '' ' Mailo -'- '" ' " M i ii mim ii Ounrantel - S pa(.a '
it p is .r... r o t: tjgggg nturdjr, wpII pijjSffifl .. hlnclii 'plravea ' IwtM -' 1room i . Tnvorlly.'- bulb. IL .9 ycnr! Khinil-
1 ft li.tonliiK a QgM "ImliiaopU" ho I J ',' h i) ' e a r t h I I imi i' n. Virmly I jjmfA liwlilo..' frftMloil BTtioHAl ara-- .lb. Htee JJl
fm-nituro anil I SgKv i(k) not. to tiro E, jA ; timoiithly. Con- k - inwoil. Kmootli 1 1 JKiil ' to' ) I'i'.v.o n t ) moa. wl t h- wrinkle EJQI :
roo4work. 12- iift j-ou. S t our RyVl vonlrnt I o n k K I nilmplod hnn- I Sj Klnroi-'-'Smoolh fl C-M-1 pre'votlnit PS& ''
oz. nan. i:xim- tpol tcth. IjftrtC I h a n d lo. lluy l'-. I illn. Our beat 1 oittabtfl ; u r - II Y c1kob aiul nim-L
tlonal valuo at i 2v'- Irl) n 't mlaa rM how for aprlng I rfk corn broom.' - iMWlfc race. Each M heatlnK h n n - l&Oi
.-J5c.jiga,,, j $U0JrsdL 41,05 .M; . : 39c i bl4J ' ; : 2 TTT . $3.35 -Tf
1 rfSrSZ-" " r'T-"' ' ..J r; . .,- .. , it;W- ; ... u .- ' -- ' : ' - - . . ... . , .. . ' Kj III lain - - .
I atrirr ' 'l PV-1 -r n-ncflWwCCri - : s,ml""r
ili 7 PlM j KOTEX-New, hnp . s t a .l ar.i ' '
.'Jf,-..: ; J5 lrNM- i'i- I POND'SCOLD CREAM o.-yalhin.KV.- v. ..Shampoo :;:.Keep8 the. scalp cleaY, V'
:m-':'- Lf-- ' WNiYGfiAftam- rai''SVV vV " pLtfA , . ;.Cream. Excellent for cleaning y i - v., and- the hair 'fine- and 'silky. ', nj ;-j V ' 'n"Hiy. .!.
Sl'i ':' ! Step Ladde!' r ' Window Shades ? a f nrA ft V SnPPl al IroninO oard i Garbage
h iTtofmn rh'v fjlsl - End CvTl Table ".Ugl: Sr r
I I t or gff ' T . '.'I hA Undeniably an outatanding value at thin ape- '",M'', V fl I ' ' EgS! I
recipes... W I 64c tJ.!M $2.98 I
FREE i) fl I Clothes Basket 1 " imn i n Water Hatr I
( if r ''-""" ."" ' I . s ' r-r? Get Your Gyrator t""" -. :
VI haakota an. I jA fT I -fu llr -T . ha nil fill of
I wSSI Mectnc Washer Now! iTn'Frffl
'"y now! V I lj y OU " r vI e ulo. j
jj Of5ll nvuu-imiiuun ion wringer ... modern ipint;
1 Screening aWJLt' convcnicnec! That'8 whi,t the Marquisette
tJl ri -proof ,"' "' BMSpsf. Oyrator brings you and for ao little Panel
mosfiiiito - lifl money and at auch EASY TIM IS aui-.. n-w .
& I I proof, InufPt- fi?-S&;,1J IIh" ii fjJSan b e a n I v fur Lpl
1 viX.r aii fjPm kPl PAYMENTS you'll want lo buy ,-ol- ILL UM
' 1 TuTto T'c1"" yj jf - yours NOW I Come in tomorrow, and timT JnTimt ''Hi
k ! ninnir.fr rt. j P see it! Or, phone us for a demonstra- 'm'.UT mlii
' ' ' 7C ' ' CanLy X i,on your home. "''"98 il' ji.i
iltHy j HOl-3 Washington Ave. Main 18 La Grande, Ore
JoipUat S. Wright,
t etcher f cookery, k
supplied Trn-Bla witU
nkDj of kor own fa
moBi rocipes. A handy
Booklet of ttaos will
bo fiTto yob oy your
giocor. If bla mpyly
U oxliftusted wrlto to
wiit brfcucb of
THU BLU B1H0UIV
COMrAJrr
or fltfttu