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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, September 8, 1930
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Gjants, ..Running Third,
" Have Hopes Raised
in V
,n in Race.
The SatCd pennant race depends . cyntardl, j b. i overcome for a coup.e
mi the Ilnal intcrtecllonal series I wcck8 ut lc0!,t
tstcm clubs playing In the cast The Stars ended Its scries with
MM this raises the hopes of the the Hollywood Missions yesterday by
ll!rd-p!ace Giants. splitting a double-header, winning
. Giants have done well so far ; "'3 XZV
tiils season in entertaining western- u, , 'r,o,;1,'?r0g1On
ers. while the Cubs I ave turned In MJMlom 6who hove droupC(i to
about as many victories in the cast n( of U)0
as their stay-at-home rltals. . Angeles fared less well, losing
The St. Louis Cnrdlnala now hold ilH Bei-ies, fOUr to three to the Sun
second place and are closer to the irruncjsco seals, but maintained sec
league leading Cubs than any team cm) plnc0 m tjie league. Tho An
Mf.fe been for some time. , geB split yesterday, dropping the
double victory over the Clncln- ' first 7 to 5 to the Seals, und wln
niitl Beds yesterday, 11 to C and 4 ' nlng the :econd. 5 to 4. In seven
to 2, made seven straight victories I innings. Tho Seals aro now only
and a clean sweep of the eleven
honie game, agau.st Cincinnati.
While Rhem and Hoines were hold-
Ml If tile KCUS HI CHUCK. me Wi
&iira'fLve'hlt ..performance, louri.'jhe oaKs cnameu up six wins,, two
Ciiis pUclieVs ' failed' to stop Pitts- J of them yesterday, the scores belnj
feftirgh. The Cubs pyerenmo one. 14 to 4 and 3 to 2.
i.tsbuu;h lend only 'tli iinve the 'PI- Seattle won Its flrnt aeries for some
res acore six runs In the Inst time. The Indians defeated Sacrn-
Srce Iniiirl(; for. a 0 tb 1 triumph, j mento four out of the soven namej.
Two tpaiW Which oVo'ciear.bqtJof j Yesterday the two teams split, the
e running put tub -leaders to shame 1 Sena ors winning i the first, 4 to a.
b -yqstemnyfi penormunces as mui
IDiillles and the Boston Braves split,, ; ' -"ib-
double .header. Philadelphia won'M'ood 40
fie first I to 0. although Ed Brandt Lob A
JloWed only two hits while Phil o"V.lnF,nclfiC0
Baiinfl gave the Braves seven. Bos- JJrK'",, tl
En turned the tables In the second.' L0""" ?
Jinnlhg 2 to 1 although Ray Bengc
piL.i.u uwu"'u "W
at five hits' to eight.
"Tho Philadelphia Athletics were
1 sot to put the American loaguo
nmuit away in their locker alter
o InnlnnH , nuainst Washington.
tail the Senators, after losing a game
Saturday, scored two runs in the j
nth to win. 7 to 0,
"Tlio Now York Yankees tottered on1
Ro vcrue of mathematical cllmlnav
fu ju , from the r
01 a iwm mil 10 tne ;
:fcjtiui Iifjl, Scw.-f) ;ii whllo the:
mtiiii'tlie sttnndl gnme, 6 tofyteml PraiwtMo
cl.Tftiilnetl the bnre possibility, pf,;;L(w iAnglcs ...J. ,
iffilfA-'dut 'llib lAMdm)-- l;iJt;Bvis( unci Penebsky;
UVIWDWVIU ITIfHm fine) f St. Lol&iiqooijiauoicrinnil.Hanahi, yynrpn. ti
HwiH piny ''.'
Sirnre wncn vnu oiowny jjuuihicli
0 to 0 victory In their ruln-hunjp-;
fd final clash. Bucked l)y tlmolyi
Wtyng, Walter Stewart outluittcd
-JJ'f! Detroit pltchQi-K. The Chicago
White Sox 'won their last clash w i
tCjo cluvelKU DnUlans. 5 Uo a( Jbei
mud the tlx hit pushing of ttoukle I
Fun Mooid ItaubjcMfUrtnot faro,so well
'! the ehr's' ila J. -' Clovelanll won I
M of their 22 games.
Auto
trie;
Elcctiical' Igiiition and
Buttery Repairs on nil
Makes of Cars
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with Nature
for Lovely Teeth!
If your teeth remained ns
nature gavo them to you,
you wouldn't have to uso
a tooth paste. Ihit since
they don't, you should re
store the nntuial beauty
to your teeth with a den
tifrice that removes the
discoloration nnd tho
causes of decay. The
penetratinp; f o a m of
Klenzo Dental Crenic per
forms these beneficial
functions safely and
speedily. Sold only at
Kexall Drug Store.
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Two Sizes
50c and 25c
Glass Drugs Inc.
tit Tho Tfe;ecl Store tvtt
New Shipment of
Baby Sweates and Caps
Ciips nnd Itnnnels SOo - 7!)c - !)Sc
Swcati'i-s !)Sc - $1.-19
Sweater, Cap, & I.eunins Sets SI1.9S to ?.').!)S
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Hollywood Stars
Continue Sturdy
Ily I lie AMMicluted 1'resn
Six more strenuous weeks of base
ball remain for the Pacific coast
league this season, and the opening
Ol UU WCCK &CT1US lOIIlOlTUW 1II1UR
the Hollywood 6tara with a lend that
i one game behind the Angels In the
, battle for second
Onkland and Portland completed .
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' Missions . 23
At San Francisco
First game: H. H. E.
Hollywood ....13 15 5
Missions 2 4 0
Pago and Severeid. Cook; T. Pll
,GttC( johmoil nnd Hoffman,
Second game:
II. H. E.
.14 2
HoUvwootl
MJksIijiis , r..
.. a 8 1 I
Scvereltl
puiutto, anil; Brenzw.
jit Lo AnKelea-
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Fi.i H. B.
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Sinit'ranclsco
4.8
. ftllUeittH ,
I i JJItDougal, Ooiild and
VValsh. Vorkcn and Skiff.
lilitKs by, agreement.)
At Seattle-
,..-, 0,12 1
' Pojiflbsky;:
(Bovn my
first . game: . '
rft.;n. B.
.. 4 12 X
oapramonro ...
?,llllu -.. 3 10 2
i-iiesionieiu ana jtoohlor: ltcuther
I nnd Borrcunl,
1 Second game: R. H, E
l'flnoiii'mhto''' ,.:..V,iiVv,.,.v..'.'.V.!T?.. 8 10 2
1 cattle 0 .0. o
I Thomas and Kochler: Kunz and
JJurreanl. (Seven Unlinks by ngree-
j At Portland
' First game: r. h. E.
Oakland 14 30 0
; Portland 4 11 2
Phebus and Read;, Walters nnd
j Wcoclull,
!aei:onl gnme: R. H P
I OnllliiiiH n e -.1
" o a v
Portland 2 10 2
I Crag head and Lombnrdl; Ortman
j and Palm.
si:i:k hunt two-ykak-oi.ii
! NEW YORK. Sept. 8 l,V With
j Gallant Pox definitely enthroned as
I tho all-tlniD money winning cham
. plm and the ihrce-yoar-old tllle
, holde.-. nn effort will be made on
i Saturday to select a two-year-old
j champion in the forty-first running
I of tho futurity at Ilclmont.
I T1" px- already proclaimed the
best three-year-old out this season,
! mounted to new financial heights
'"' Salurday. when ho won the Law
; rence rcnlluitlou and 429.610 to scud
! his total earnings in sixteen races
soaring to 3 1 7.805. more than 4000
nbovo tho previous record held by
I Uev. the turfs financial genius of
' During a recent visit In New York
Bobby Jones played only one game
of golf. Ho went around with Wal
ler I. Chrysler, the automobllo mag
nate. I .Men laborers In India receive 40
.cents a day.
League
Standings
-Xliu'rlmil League
W. L POT.
o;i in .000
B5 51 0J5
77 69 .060
74 05 .638
.60 71 AH2
54 83 .304
63 83 .390
45 90 .333
lie
W I., rcrr
80 50 .588
77 68 .570
70 60 .659
76 00 .560
71 06 52a
04 7J .400
. 55 78 .414
44 90 328
New York ..
I ClrVflnnd
, Del rot t
ft. Louis
Chlrngo
Chicago ... .
tit. LoUlS
New York .. ,
Urooklyn .
I'lttsburgh ..
Boston .,
Cincinnati
I'lnladi'lphta
Returns To Lineup
A w( fiitu 'if as I'hmo
Nursing 9 lame teg. Travis Jack
ton, shortstop and captain of New
York Giants, returned to the lineup
during "the club's series with the
Chicago Cubs.
Borotra Loses
To Texas Man
At Forest Hills
uon prt utito n v Rt n ,m
,The TloTalen's li'S'unffi
Ph.,mnnnRhIr.,. ntf,lwt ,h C1,nnri
day of competition today with one
outstanding attraction on the side
lines.,
Jchij Borotra, one of France's fnm- I
ous Davis Cup aces, was eliminated
In the first round on Saturday by
the fiery little Texan, Berkeley Bell,
3-ti, fl-2. 12-10, 7-6.
Bell made railroad reservations' to
his home In Austin for last night j
after he learned on Tuesday that he
was to meet Borotra in the first
round. He will have to postpone his :
departure now. 1
The Texan s victory was the only
outstanding match of the first day,
other favorites. In general, advancing
witii u ijiuiuiiuiii ui iruuuie.
Pro Golfers Off
For Championship
NEW YORK. Sept. 8 (!) Amer
ica's greatest professionals gathered
ut tho Fresh Meadow club today for
the 36-holo qualifying round of
the Professional Golfers' association
championship.
The course is: GOOO yards with a
par or 36-35 7p. ' ' '
Leo Olegel Is defending 'his title.
He dethroned Walter Hagen in 1028
after Hagen had won for four straight
years, and' then defended his title
i successfully -against ilohnny Parrell
nr me iinai round last year-
Hngen failed to qualify in the scc
loniil trials 'this year but Farrell Is
oil htmd and so' ore Hortoir Smith.
Al Esplnosu, Tommy Armour. Gene
Bnrnzen. ' Johnny Gdlden. Harry
Coopor nnd a host of others. J! 1 11
Today's yo-hoki round provides a-
llelrl nr 3 'S fnr nvitnli nlnu ntnrttmr
tomorrow. - All match play rounds I
will be at 36 holes.
American Polo
Team is Leading
WE8TBUBY, N. Y Sept. 8 W)
Tho American polo team led by Tom
my Hitchcock, Is a prohibitive favor- 1
Ito to beat Orcat Britain In the
second match of the International
polo scrloH on Wednesday and retain
tho Westchester cup, held by thl9
country since 1921.
Bo impressively did the cup de
fenders win the first game on Sat
urday, 10-6. that experts concede
Cireat Britain little or no chance to
salvage even one game out of the
series. A third game, if necessary,
will be played Saturday.
Kl tiKNK DDI KATS SKN.VI'OIIS
SALEM. Sept. 8 (! Tho Eunene
baseball team defeated the Salem j
Senators 17 to 7 hero yesterday In '
the first game of a post-season series
which Is to decide the championship
of tho Willamette Valley league.
Eugene scored ten times off Andy
Peterson in tho first four innings,
ami got seven moro runs off rtussell
In tho fifth and sixth.
Drown hurled for Eugene.
MAX, CLAIMING TO
BE 1RBY, APPEARS
(Continued from Vase One)
Item, after the reporter said the gov
ernor hud called him a profane
nsmc.
TEX STATES CHOOSE
PARTY CANDIDATES
IX WEEK'S VOTING
(Continued from I'ago One)
of his Mate. The democratic Thomas
E. A. Wendock, is unopposed to meet
the winner in November.
.Hume I nupposrd
Neither Senator Kcyes nor Repre
sentative Fletcher nnd little nnd Ed
ward H. Watson are opposed in New
Hampshire for the rcpubllcun renom
(nation but democrats will choose be
tween Albert W. Nuone and Amos N.
Illnndln to oppose Kevcs In the elec
tion. No senate contests occur in the re
mainder of Tuesday's primaries which
are In Vermont, Arl.onu and Wash
ington. The republicans of Vermont
have three candidate for governor.
W. Arthur Simpson. Stanley C. Wil
son and .lolirt W. Gordon.
In Arizona Governor John C. Phil
lips, republican, is up for re-election,
with four democrats seeking thcnM
to oppose him. Representatives Lew
is W. Douglas. Is unopposed for the
democratic renomlnation. Three of
Washington's live representatives
hnve opposition for renominntion,
Representatives Johnson and Hudley.
republicans have four opponents
each, while Representative Miller, re
publican, is opposed by a wet. Ralph
II. A. Uorr.
i Wednesday's only primary will be In
Georgia where Senator Willinm J
HtitrlK Is pp!01 Ior democnttlc re
nomiuation by lormcr Governor John
M. Slatou. Five candidates seek the
! governorship while only three repre-
, sentatives have opposition.
The Irish Free State has a popu
lation of nearly a. 000 .000.
Francis Brown
Is Golf King ;
In California!
PEBBLE BEACH. Cal.. 6ept. 8 itfi
Ten years after he first set out to
conquer new golfing worlds, Francis
J. Brown, sun bronzed sportsman
frcm Hawaii, has reached hlB Koal
the California amatcui champion
ship. ; Contender five times since 1020,
the stocky, hard driving entrant
from Honolulu reached the end of a
long trail yesterday with a smashing
10-0 victory over Fay Coleman, young
Loc Angeles star. In the . 36-hole
finals.
In all his previous competition
fev California's Simon Pure honors.
Brown failed to get past the second
round. This time he blazed a path
through a strong and representative
field of 179 players of 0-7 handicap
to win by the largest Bcore since the
classic was Inaugurated 22 years ago.
Riding on the crest of a stellar
game. Brown overwhelmed his op
ponents in decisive fashion. -
Eastern Polo Is
Echoed in Okla
TULSA. Okla. iff) Polo Is comlne
i Into its own In Oklahoma, the third
ycungest state in the -union. Seven
clubs have been organized in the
state within the lnst few years, part
ui tnem rcccnuy. .
And the players don't wear buck-
7; k, T , P""wPwniw-
icnable Long Island couldn't be more
meticulous In Its togs or more dls-
criminating in Its selection of
mounts.
Among the finest horses In the
country arc Kepi ac rort Keno. Okla.,
n United States remount station, i
several nctca stauons are Included In
the 5.000 horses quartered there.
roio ciuos are located at the AtntP's
two army posts. Fort Reno and Fort 1
Sill, and at Tulsa. Ponca City, Okla- I
noma City, Anadarko and Normnn. I
j The Norman club is the University of '
uKiHiioma team.
'Big Ten" Have
? 't 1 ni
lb ix ameS tO Play
i
CHICAGO & sixteen Intersection-
al football games arc on the schedules
icr western conference teams. Chicago I
! has three booked; Northwestern, lawn, j
! Indiana and Minnesota two each, nnd
I the others one each.
Comparative scores should indicate
! the relative strength of Big- Ten i
i teams and those from other sections
Helps McGraw
Associntrtt Phntn
Fred Llndstrom. New York
Giants' third baseman, hit at a ..400
clip during the club's rise In Na
tional league pennant race.
!
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STATE
Mightiest Sweep of Spectacle,
1 !
Drama . . . Heart-throb ever Shown!
;:r, In,,". ",H,"CV Everett Marshall . i J
SK fXil 5000 " l,,w,r,l bv
sVWJ T. or alt mention M
" fclV J? hurled Into meteor or ull ffk
idit Mmws . . iorKeous voire ,L ' 1
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Now Playing
Plus News & Acts
1 II III in nil in urn n mi mimijiim w.iii. imm mbim
To Ponder India
r -17 11
A .ofiofrri. I'rean Photo
A. Carter will be secretary
R. H.
, leneral of the round table confer.
i :nce on India In London this fall.
; rrr
.n representative leaders are on the
conference list. . . , ,
nitricis meets the Army: Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania; Michigan. Harvard;
rhiraeo. Princeton: Ohio State. Navy;
jn East-West battles.
Stanford is the coast representative,
seniauve.
apolls-'-
ie Florida
' nlavine Minnesota at MJ mieni
From' the south will come
and Mississippi to play unicago;
southern Methodist meets Indiana at
nniia- rmtpmrv nnri Oklahoma Ae-
uCa olav at Iowa: Baylor tangles with
Purdue: iho Oklahoma AKides also
mrpt Indiana. Centre and Tulane arc !
Northwestern guests,
.
DftULiaht RulS UO
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For Night Playing
ALBANY, N. Y. 1P1 A day baseball
nnmn In litcl thnt In thn EnatfH'n
league. The same holds for a night j
game. - - - 1 ; I
The first game of' a double-header ;
between Springfield and Albany end- !
cd In a tie, 3-3. It was called on ac-
count of darkness. j
The night game was started shortly i
afterwards. Springfield won In nine
Innings, 7 to 1
AT T, ARfiTCNTINA
t- iTAiro 1 a C
REJOICES AS
rrnnnnC TTT T7
IKUUJro IxVljMlJ
rrnnflntmrl rrnrrt Pair a f)ne i
j I Thiry-six candidates for the La-
I arrested. These included tho former fayette college football team will go
minister of interior, Elpldlo Gon- lto training during early Septem
wilcs. the former minister of foreign oer at-Snylor's-lake. PeniiBylvanln.
I nfroiru Unroi-ln fiunhnnntn' tho fnr- . " ' ' " . ""
mer Irlgoycn senator, Louis Moll '
nnri; the former director of . -the ;
malls, Ammollo; the 'firmer -director;
of railroads. Claps; tho former .chief !
of police traffic, f. Stiuiaj. , .the. :old j
Iriend. of -President Irlgoyen'Hi -Bear-
Into, and' the former Irigoyen, deputy I
Jiiciuyuujii.t ... . . , 'itj ,i.!f .'if.
"Kliiu Itttdlcal' Clmifted ,.. I '
i :The three 'last named nre.toccused j:(
of directing the "klniii )rudlcttb'i.. a
group .which ;-was held v. responsible
lor tlie : firing' from, the tmwdf.jQn j
the cadets tln-i the .'Plaiaa ; Congreso j':
Saturday. Jrlgoyen, was Uupjlsonod ,
lp a mlllj-aify. ban-ackstl;,puar4s o,bout ,
tho placo professed; la be- thpre ;toj ; .
prevent., aify of ..the populace, wilch.
two yeais ago returned , him, 'to. ofr, ; '
j lice, by .an overwhelming, vote, frpui
IlllJllllIlg lillll. : " i1 7 ':
Irlgoyen; .resigned Friday . evening i t
under a '-cqntitltutional," Rl'o vision j
which would permit his ,, return, to if
office ,at hlB pleasure, rflq powers; h
were merely delegated to Dr. Knriquo. j '
Martinet vice president. , The popuVil
lace. ; students particularly, , consid-f I ,
cred the retirement merely ah nrliflccj !'
and Saturday morning troops mut-ij,
Inled to. enforce their demand "for,,
actual resignation. The navy. Joined j
than and the movement, headed by I
General Uriburu, by nightfall had I
the city under control.
PRESENTS
H WHO'S Milt ACl.K DRAMA .
. . . SETT INC! THE HEART
OF THE WOULD AFIRE . .
IX (iOIUiKOl S OPI I.ENCE
. . . F A It 1 LOI S SPLENDOR'
Brazil Beauty Is
"Miss Universe"
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil. Sept; 8
WV-The title of "Miss Universe"
was conferred today upon Senhorlna
Hollands Perelra. representative of
Brazil. In the international beauty
contest.
Second place went equally to
Fernanda Goncales of Portugal and
Alice Dlplorackou of Greece. Miss
Beatrice Lee, who was "Miss United
J States," was accorded third place.
' The girls were chosen from a group
of 26 girls, winners of previous beauty
I contests In all parts of the world.
The contest did not permit bathing
I suits but only evening clothes,
street clothes and the like.
! Shark By-Products
j Aflw a shark has liwii pklnml,
I Fittiiciliiii likp twenty Ity-prntltictt
' Men ihliiiftofl fi-iitit (lia f.n t?e I..
duUljiK glup. plgi-iif!!!. polishing
iiinieriiilH, niilniitl fodder and fer
tilizers. - f . ' .
. Fih Can "Stock Up"
The "deep -sea "niHK'li lish Is nro-
, videtl Willi tin elustk fitonuuli for
I fiiinl U scarie In llw places where
' lie dwells, itiul lie hns to make one
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j -aads am Rd.j dii vtsinu.iti poi:
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' Slave Traffic
It litis lieen esiimnteil Mint he
j tween 1IS0 ami 1730, the Kujillvli
11 lone raiied over 'J.OOOVKjo hegroes
in'io.ss tli Atlantic.
' " Always on the Job
Expei'leiiee Im 11 .teacher never re
I red uu a pension; Toledo 131 ade.
.No Vrouble at All '
In this unciilluiit niie ll's Riill pii.v
Rible fur . Judy to 11 st'itt al
inosi iiuynliiui'e if slie 1ms fc'.'iT.Oo;!
Willie Strlbllng has named Ills new
airplane "King of the Canebrukes,"
one of the titles sports writers have
conferred on him.
1 Eighty per cent of the 43 football
J"""1 u "P iwurymim squau ure
from within the state or the District
of Columbia.
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FACT 31
Mix 1 part of Schilling Cinnamon
to io parts of hot water. Do like
vise v, i'th any other cinnamon.
Dip a cube of sugar in each of these
solutions, and place on the tongue.
Then YOU decide which has the
finer flavor 1 The comparison is
unmistakable, because Schilling's is
made from the finest Saigon cinna
mon bark unadulterated with
cheaper grades. .
FACT 33
Schilling Le mon Hxtract contains i
times the amount of lemon oil re
quired by the United States Gov
eminent Pure Food Department
3 times as much and more than
most any other you can buy .That
is why it goes further why it
imparts a richer Itmon flavor.
Macauley McEver, brother of Oene.
the Tennessee back who led the na
tion's football scorers In 1020. has
been named, an assistant coach at
Virginia Poly.
After winning the 925,000 Haw
thorne stake on Saturday. Brown Wis
dom was beaten on Wednesday by a
23-1 entry. ... .
LOCAL M.KKETS
Poultry
Spring 20C(30c lb.
Heavy hens 30c lb.
Light hens 26o lb.
Flour
Hard Federation $1.59 per 49 lb.
0.CO bbl.
1 Soft wheat $580 bbl.
! Hard Federation 1.70 per 49 lb.
sack.
LA OKANDB ItETAIL MAHKLTS
Sugar 100 lb. sack 6. 10.
Vegetables
Netted Gem Potatoes $1.50 sack,
3c lb.
Parsley 6c bunch.
Cabbage 3c -lb.
Lettuce 2 for 25c.
Yellow onions 3c lb.
Green peas 2 lbs. for, 25c.
Carrots 5c bunch.
Cucumbers 5c.
Local cucumbers 2 for 6c.
Green onions 5c.
Cauliflower 15c lb.
Egg plant 15c lb.
Celery 160
Turnips- 6c lb.
String beans 3 lba. for 25c.
Green peppers 20c.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. for 25c.
Dairy
Butter, creamery 45c lb., 2 lbs 89c.
- Eggs 30c doz.
Cheese 40c lb.
Honey Comb, 25c a square. .
Fruits
Black berries 2.25.
Bananas 3 lbs. 25c.
Apples S2.00 a box. ,
' Watermelons 2c lb.
Casuba 4Vic lb.
Lemons 50c doz.
Oranges 6091.00 doz.
Meats and Fish
Beef boll lOclBc lb.;. V
Chops and steaks 22ca80c.
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Schilling is not content ' merely
with the essence of peppermint
and rose in these two delightful
extracts. In addition to this, fra
grant rose petals and aromatic
peppermint leaves are actually
steeped for weeks in the extract,
before it is bottled and sent to you.
That is why they aro both so un'
usually fragrant in your cooking.
FACT
Shake a little Schilling Allspice on
a piece of paper side by side with
any other. Schilling's is dark in
color, clearly rich with the flavor
oil. The others are lighter in color
and look dry by comparison. And
what a difference in the flavor!
There are 39 other facts just as
interesting about Schilling
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Orange Almond Mustard
Ginger and a dozen other.
Imbler School
Bus Announces ;
Daily Schedule
By tieltha Clearer V
' (Observer.. Correspondent) ,
IMBLER, Ore. - (Special) Plans
i decided for the Imbler school bus
this year, rne ous.wm leave Imb
ler at 7:25 a. m. on the first course.
This route takes In Send Ridge dis
trict. Dry Greek and SummervUle
districts, coming back to the school
house at 8:10. it wilt then leave
on ihe second route, which takes in
the Pleasant Grove district, along the
foothill road, including H. E. Bulls,
L. Frlzzell, Mure HI son, Luhrs. Red
man, Brown and Woodell's back to
the highway and on to the school by
6:45. This is the first year the school
has had a bus. H. G. Johnson will
be in charge.. v 4 .; - , -The
post office examinations were
taken Saturday at La Grande, Those
taking; the examinations were Mrs.
Claud Hale, Mrs,' Fern Hayes and lr
vln Westenskow. The pos toff ice is
now in, the. Imbler Cash -store, with
Mr. Westeuflkow acting . as postmas
ter -,.... .- .,
A number of imbler people attend
ed the exhibits: and program of the
Primaries of the L. D. S. church, talc
ing in Baker and Union counties.
Tho Imbler ward part of the pro
gram was the ''Muffin Man." The
exhibits were of the summer's work.
Garth Westenskow . was promoted
from the "Trail-1 Blazers" to the
"Scouts." He was the only one of
tho Imbler district to receive a
diploma. : ; c '-
M. and Mrs. Stanley spent Sun-
i duy at the home of their daughter,.
Mrs. C. C. Welch.
French, film companies have begun
large-scale production of talking pic
tures. " . . . ,' ;
Egyptian lumber : Importers con
j trolling 90 per 'cent of the trade
j have organized to standardize prices
'and credits; - - i- '- - -
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