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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1932)
r. f; Page Eight LA GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, January 7, 1932 Wallowa Sheep iJVIen Prepare For XT ! CI Li-dmmng season $; v r. r. mapI 'I (Observer Correspondent) JjWALLOWA, Ore. (Special) Some of the -fiheeo flock owners in this end it the valley are making prepara-1 cjons ior starting iom,oing during the latter port of this month. A few vbung lambs have already arrived at t$ie ,'John Couch farm In Leap and are Reported to be doing nicely de epltd the cold weather. f Roy Gastin has been repairing an ojigipe at the John Couch farm In Leap. Egg prices havo suffered a drop of several cents here during the post two Svcoks. The price being paid at some of the local stores . now la ranging from 32 to 3 cents per cioze'h. Reports fron several of the i poultry keepers state that produc-1 tlou is at a low point, with many oi the later hatched - pullet flocks o)id hens which were held over Just J getting started laying. , i'Tho lowest price to bo received for ' butterfat In this section for many years has been In effect during the past;'. two or threo -.weeks. On Batur- d(iy -Jrf lost week 23 cents per pound vjjas .'being paid. With present prices cf hay and other feeds necessary for goott production, some of the pro ducers who are buying a largo part o their feed consider it extremely iqcKy u they are able to break even while butterfat prices remalcj around tls'-figure. iMrB. John Couch, of Leap, was a visitor In town the early part of the week, Jl'.A. Downing and wife, of Leap, wcro, Enterprise business visitors the early part of the week, Water Is still scarce at a number of the farms in this section. The long, continuous freezing has greatly lea stned the low-' supply at-many of tjie farms In tho hill sections. Some hauling Is still being done at some of the farms In tho Leap section. Cthers who are qui to short have ben doing consilerablo melting of spew for washing and for watering email livestock. . ' Jeoveral trappers In this section, have boon' doing considerable melting of during the past few weeks In an ef fort j to get possession of some of tho -fur coats of coyote andother small fur-bearers which are reported tp, bo quite plentiful in some parts 6t the community. Reports Indicate that a few coyotes, an occasional badger and a limited number of weasel have been caught by some of tose having out traps, v ' ' ' MOVE TO SAVE WATER MILLS ( ', A8 STATE 1'AltK SITES 'DE3 MOINES, Iowa VP) So that all remind (,-s of pioneer dajis In Iowa may not be erased In this mod ern ora there In a move afoot to pro servo old water mills as sited on state purks. , Jacob Crsno Jr., and Prof. Floyd A. Nagler of the University of Iowa, Sro making a survey of the 26 of the 500 mills still In operation In Iowa for the state board of conservation, ';Tho first mill In Iowa, was built in 1820 when Zochory Taylor Instructed Officers to build a saw mill for use in constructing Port Crawford. -.New Arrival of Nelly Don House Dresses $1.95 A few Remaining DRESSES at Clearance Prices. $2-89 $3.89 $6-89 THE LITTLE SHOP Again Safeway Stores lead the way to greater savings . . . surpassing all former efforts, to bring you even greater Food Values. Foods' from the world' 8 finest markets . . . chosen for their genuine good ness, are offered at lowest pos sible prices. ' ;; Maximum Brand A real money saving in quality merchandise. 59c lV Cans Cheese Mild Tasting ' fresh stock ' , Pound 17c Salmon No. 1 can of real Alaska Pink Salmon , Can gc Cake Flour Gold Medal Brand '"Nationally Known" And a Real Value Package Tuna White Star , Brand No. Vi Can 17c MILK eans Great Northern or Red Mexican 10 POUNDS 39c Crackers "Snow Flakes" or Grahams Fresh Stock 2-lb. Carton 27 C Coffee Airway Brand a Quality Coffee 3 LBS. -56c Pound 19c Soap Harmony Laundry Soap. Remember that "Harmony Soap Floats" B Bars 33c for . $3.25 T Case of JL 100 Bars V if - i Leadership Values for' Jan. 8, 9, 11 Friday, Saturday & Monday Oxydol Large size package. . Reg. 25c size. Pkg. 19c Cocoa Hershcy's Breakfast Cocoa. 1-Ib. Can. Can 24c Carstcns Sugar Cured ;; Pound . . .... , . 15c CATSUP Van Camps Brand Large Bottle 2 Bottles .. .. .. 23k CANNED Your Choice PAT? AT No-2 Cim of lUJIVll Std. Golden TOMATOES Siar 1 Std. Pack HOMINY SiS" STR. BEANS Std. Pack cut Vegetables 4 Cans 3fCIr for .... ow La Grande, Oregon Max-I-Mum Brand, Seeded or Seedless. 15oz. Pkgs. ' 3 Pkgs. 19c Corn Meal Eastern Quality, Yellow or White. 9-Ib. Bag Bag 23c COFFEE All kinds Vacuum Packed in stock. Lb. Can ....... 35c 4 . SOAP Regular 15 Package of Ivory Snow 2 Pkgs. 19c SAVINGS IN Your Choice of Cut Macaroni Shell Macaroni Cut Spaghetti Coil Spaghetti Made of Semolina Flour 4 lbs. for . Bulk Paste '.. Remember, if s bargain time all the time at your neighbor hood Safeway Store. Follow your money-saving urge ...do your shopping at Safeway where low prices and quality foods are making friends of everyone. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities FLOUR Oregon Beauty A money back guarantee on every sack sold. ACk Lb. $1.15 Bag . . Hominy : V: '. Eastern High Quality Hominy. 9-lb. Bag Bag 29c Pan Made from the finest products '.' . ' of the South. 6-lb. Can. - : Can 98c Toilet Tissue Ambassador Brand Take Advantage of this Value Rolfs Rice Blue Rose . Quality 5 POUNDS 19c Soup Van Camps Assorted Kinds 5 CANS 29c j Baking Powder 25c K. C. Baking Powder Kown all over the World. Can 19c Pure Lard Carslens U. S. Inspected Quality. Glassine Package. 'A lb. 39c Package Sugar "Pure Cane' Fine Granulatel Sugar. Take Advantage of this Saving. t f lb. 49c Bag 100 sLab-k $4.89 Trnrpnur. mist wnm l '"Ml WWW IVI
