La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1932, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 13, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE LA GRANDE, ORE, Page Five Over The Valley Pergonals (Continued Froih-Page Three) rled to Dora Choatdbf the Summer, vllle locality. Mr. Bonnett was for years the "vlliase blacksmith" of Summervllle. Perhaps he was widely- known for. no reason so well as through his Mfwohlo connections. It Is said that Mr. Bonnett attended moro meetings of the grand lodge of Oregon than any other Master Mason of the valley. He.also had a wide ac quaintance among the 'pioneers and It Is said of him that he knew more pioneers of Wallowa and Union coun ties than any other pioneer. The fu neral services are to bo held tomor row afternoon at the Summervllle .: ohapel... . . ... , Stays with Aunt Miss Marjorie Woodell, of Dry creek a student In -the Imbler high school Is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Min nie Hardy during this stormy period when roads toward her home are blocked. ilns Operation ' ' Bert Sanders, business man of El gin, underwent an emergency Dera tion for appendicitis in a La Grande hospital and from present reports is 5 . WEATHER FORECAST S Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. fc PALMY DAYS SV s X 58'Se'3S3S$8 - making a satisfactory recovery; From Mt. Emily Cainp-1- Jean Jarrled was In camp visiting his sister and family last week . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wels and daugh ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead have been recent visitors' In La Grande. ... A dance held at the hall Satur day evening was enjoyed by a large crowd. . ... . The Mt.. Emily school was entertained last Friday after-' noon by Mrs. Sullivan. Singing was the diversion of the afternoon and Mrs. Sullivan served the school a splendid lunch. , Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Hank McGcJdrick re turned yesterday to their home In Imbler after having spent a few days at the Harvey home In La Grande. Returns llo'ihe Mrs. Clyde Myers has returned to her home near Summervllle from Llvermore, Col., where-she has been since before Christmas visiting with her two daughters,. Mrs. Wayne Crow and Miss La wanna Myers, Island City Aid A comparatively large group of the members braved the stonru of Thurs day and attended the meeting of the Island City aid society held at the home of the president, . Mrs,. Garret Blokland. An Important . 'business meeting was held when many im portant matters were discussed. Among other enterprises right now, the aid Is buying a new stove for the church which they hope to have installed before the services of to morrow. Announcements were also made concerning the special meet ings which start tomorrow. Mrs. Blokland served a very fine lunch at the close of the meeting. ( Visits Grandparents- ' .' ' Jack Hasbrouck, of Inibler.'ls spend-. Ing a few days In La Grande visiting with his grandparents. HI ' ' .. ' Members of the jllke Royes, fahi- 1 IRON - The Automatic Coal Burner Is Now Selling As Low As $27500; Including Automatic Controls On Convenient Terms ; COME IN AND "LEARN WHAT . IRON FIREMAN CAN DO FOR YOU" FRED SPAETH Phone M 586 Montgomery Ward is Next to Vpy ily bf Pleasant "drove axe reported as being - til of the flu. Mrs. Amanda Hensley, of SiunjnervlUe, Is assist ing ,at tho Royes hdmo . while Mr. and Mrs. Boyes and George Boyes are ill. Posses Andy Garrett, of Mayvllle. Ore., passed away last Wednesday. He was buried at Elgin Friday. Just a week prior, he and his father, Charles P. Garrett had driven to Elgin to visit Robert Garrett, who has been sick for some time. Andy was born, on a farm east of Elgin, on Cricket Flat, 33 years ago. Although he has been suffering from diabetes for several years, his untimely death was a shock to his many friends in this county. Returns Home Mrs. Vermilyon, of Summervllle, who has been spending several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Myrlck at Perry has returned to her home, range Mectr , . .. The Mt. Fannie , grange meeting held at their hall Monday evening was very well attended and the meeting was .quite enthusiastic and interest ing. In addition to the regular rou tine of business, the. announcement Was made of, and. some plans laid for the annual Brother s day program which is to be on Friday, Feb. 19, with an all-day meeting. Community Party . Weather Just can't stop the folks out in the valley who have been hav ing their lovely neighborhood parties all fall and winter, for there are Just so many that have to, be, had before time to get out the packets of seeds and that will bo before we know it maybe. . So . last night the crowd gathered at the horpe of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. - McCnbe on the Cove highway. The'y 'first hod, their traditional pot iuck supper, ana men an evening 01 games and music and a general good time. If all went who were supposed to go,, there were about 40 who were Mr. and Mrs. Mcuaoe s guests on. wus occasion. i iii I.u Grande i Miss Clarabel Cannon, high school ! instructor at Imbler, went to La j Grande yesterday where she is spend ing the weekend with friends. ; Ilns Poison i His relatives, have received word that Emory Oliver, of Dry Creek, who iwent last fall to Orange, California to work. had contracted lemon poison- jing 1$ his, eye and was having some idinicuity. j-anory ana -uynn .w.ouaeu ; went south to work on the fruit ranch operated by Lynn's father. j Visits Father . ;,, 4 ' . k Ed Combs, of ... Summervllle, has jbeen enjoying a , visit ;from his son, James Combes, who came to . the val- ley not long since from his home In I Portland.- j . ' - . :' RnfiirhK Friim Other VnFlev j Mrs. Sarah Tuttle who has been j making an extended visit, with her : son, and with other relatives and 'friends in Medfbrd, Klamath Falls, Eugene and other Western Oregon points has returned to her home In Elgin. . 1 Shin Annies j , Two carloads of Rome Beauty ap ples were shipped to Los Angeles this wees dv it. a. weaver ana r. m. jjit I tier, of Union, several fruit-growers ifrom that locality contributing to the shipment. The apples were shipped fm buiK, it is reported. N. P. Hoy In Shanghai? .1.., From .the. Nortlv Powder News, -Harry. . Utz, member, of Uiclo, . Sam's ; may be at Shanghai, the base of war ioetween Japan and unina at tne pre- sent time, "as 'dispatches during the ; 'J paac -ween scatea tnac aw marines an,a. j.uw su.aiera wouia oer movea ironij Manila to tho Oliineso 'citv. v Harry Is the son of James UtE of North Powder.. - .-. ; Countrywomen's Club 'I There was a splendid attendance at . the regular meeting of the Country-1 wompn'a nWih" vtvt.nrriiv nf frnrw-n at the home of Mrs. Grace Grout in WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Men and Grango Hall,, considering the weather j prettily decorated- with . Valentines. After the short business meeting, Mrs. Lucille Hflmann hod charge of the social program of the afternoon. . In one interesting contest, Mrs. ueorge f!fiIralBi V. rtvt,i- nrt VTtos Minnie Holman, who served this club WILL FINANCE married man 35-60. for two years as- president was given, a gift by her associates in the or ganisation. ; Mrs. Grout .wo? assisted by. Mrs. Carrie Spencer In serving a lovely lunch. . . Guests during the af ternoon wero Mrs. Mary B. Call; Mrs, Lyle Lindsay and Mrs.. Ed Grout. The next meeting of tho Countrywomen will bo held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. John Hamariri in La Grande. . Ucturn to.CoJlfomla .. ,t.: Clarence and Denver Hensley, who nave peen visiung wieir mouier, mxs. 1 wiNfTn nh rt Vor A. Hensiey, at summervllle, for . ' Mjt iqm AHnma some weeks, have returned to their If your neighbors sniff at your rugs Don't get the idea that it is the dif ference between magnificent Sarouks and modest Wiltons that causes their scorn. It's the difference between their clear-toned, smooth-napped, Hoover-cleaned floor coverings and the dingy, matted, half-way-clean result of inefficient methods. A I , If you don't believe it, send for a Hoover. See the difference one single Hoover cleaning makes in the looks , .of your rugs and the looks your neighbors give Jhem. Only 6.25 down and you become a member in good standing of the clean-rug ' club and the summer- leisure society. Con venient terms; lib eral allowance for your old electric cleaner. Bet ter phone. BOH CLASSIFIED ADS -' THE ALVnKBt I'LACK OF UNION & WALLOWAtCOUNTlES ' tVANtfiD Boys,, 18 to 35, qualify for coming Government Railway Mall Clerk Examination; . make - $150 - $226 month. - Common education suffic ient. , .Write, - Instruction Bureau, 460-H, St. Louis, Mo. quickly. . . s ... . 2-13-l tp. good appearance, fair , education, in a paying business of his own. Prof its not large, to a tart with but will lncroas? as, you learn Uie business. Must furnish A-l - references and , have car for delivery. Make rippll , oation In own handwriting to Mc ' CONNON & COMPANY, Dept. 0 1082,. Winona,, Minn. . 2-13-1 tp WANTED .v An. experienced girl for general housework. Ph. Mrs, Fred Lanzer. ; . ' 2-12-2 t work In California. Attends Meeting Mrs. Lvdla Lanta. who lives near Cove, was among the guests at the meeting of the Alice! Aid Thursday at ine nome 01 Mrs. Kose uiarke. to Wiillrt olla ' . Ed JasDer. of the Valeria district. went to Walla Walla Thursday ,wiiere ho.. spent a couplo of days transacting business. , . Thompson Service Sta., 1914 Adams. ..... . 2-2-1 m. IF- YOO WANT WHAT you want, WHEN you want it, have your shoes repaired at the Tap Shoe Shop. ..New. low prices.. .. ..i-28-1. ni. WILL BUY 30 bid batteries, wWl jiay according to. their condition. . New batteries as low as $6.06, Automo- tlve Electric Co., '142& Adams. Phone M 620. 1-20-1 m , .,;PORTLAND, P'cb.-v 13 X),, (j Root yegecaoies are jnosny.:at, cue jormer Mensles-r-;, -., , , " ; The children, who live on Cricket iv twin kWJi iiiwjim.Btnuur Jii cukiu, - ..-( ; . . - - - yet who have been, unable to.be in rh.w th a good, demand and -sup-cni.i ,,.,. 4 ; .y k,Dlies able . to take . cara . of lu Carrots Georgia.Woods. LubhronlaWdy, Al-i.w6 mostly 40c boa. Punches. With bertus Hardy.. Irene Behshadler. Genr 1UIS -VmVRr ..pnee aenerauy. , , evle,Lbng, Marftrlo, Hlhdmari, ,BUly ?.m :'vorv largo wyuflower. from Hazelwood and Harold McCulley. School ohildren of this county ar all unking h, .diuie wiin-iiietvsiea.-nu. pttr ticular school or section . seems to be exempt. f With, the children of Wolr Iowa county the difference la in the there the difficulty being scarlet fever and mumps. Meetings to Begin .i , , A series Of special meetings com-' mencos tomorrow mornlnir at the Is-' land City Community church;- ftev. California was offered In bulk- at $1.76, doss, v Mostly, -6s and 7s. , t 5 ; pabbage held generally around $1.40 r$1.50 crate for best. Bruasol sprouts were BOc $1.00 boic for No. 1 grade. , .. Apple demand continued good but at, late prices. .::;. , : : - Rhubarb was .unchanged at 80c for' ohoice and $1.10. for. fancy 15s. . ; . ' WOOL MARKET BOSTOK, Veb.'M'.-m-.-t- Western' slsiirig hie regular pastor, ltilss Maude 'comprise the .bu'lk of . a modorate vol-; Cone. MeetirigB, will be held each ume of business. In the wool market. , evening next week excepting Saturday Trading - In .wool, was mostly slower and the public Is invited . to attend. iine'riii Yesterday '. ,. ;, : tf-unerai services were neia yesier- than during the previous weok. Pi lcco wero steady to firm, oil good Frenoh and strictly combing 64 '9 and finer territory Wools, while short combing day afternoon at the Summervllle :'Wd. clothing wools of similar quality cnapei ior tne iate t; nones Laugrum 1 uowM"' wmui muiwuvn who died suddenly in La Grande early of , strictly combing 68-flOs .territory In the week. The- .deceased worked and fleece, wools and 04's and :ftner some time ago for Alex. McKenzle, a : "oeces were sold at steady prices. iarmcr, 01 Hummervnie. Having Flu :'- V Members of the Hugh Huron fam ily, of Brooks Lane have been having a serious tussle . with the .flu . this week,. and their daughter, .Mrs. Eliza beth Royes lias been home from her1 school taking care of them, v All -are. better now, according to reports with, the exception of little Sally; who Is still quite ill. To Hot Lake n, -w, ,., 0RTLANI1' IMtOUlICE l Mrs. Frieda Fries, of Pleasarib Groveji Portland. Feb. ia Butter. .went to Hot Lake today for medicabibutterf at,, eggs, live poultry, country Uttentlbb. itiDenilltlirL .OlilV -the, ilavJ vni'ttt "nfiH.mrtViotrtilitjt Mjtrnrn. Viat-k i-iico o ouiu' ww wo iiiuuir. qope,, qnions, .potaioesi wool ana nay better from her recent illness, . . 1 quotations unchanged. . v- PORTLAND CASH -PORTLAND; Ore., Feb. 13 yP) Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem 76c. ... Soft white" fiOc.-. ... t Western white ,60c. ' Hard wlntor 68c. '''. Northern spring 58c. Oats: No. 2 white 423.60. No. 2 white $23.60. Today's car receipts: wheat barley 1; flour 12; corn 1; hay 1, 06; Observer Waft t Ad Rates . . (Count five average word , to the line.) Per line, .1st. insertion - ,-100 Per line, eaoh added ooneeo- . - "Utlve Insertion . , 7o ICinlmum oharge on on order , t, , , , , ' ( ATES BY ICONTH a lines,' per month 3 lines, ner month . I lines, per month ........ $4.00 .$3.80 $3.2fi 5 lines, per month . - ...... $4, 76 Each 1 additional line,-bXer five, charged at 6O0 per line per month. CASH.IN ADVANOB s required, on., oil 1 Classified orders to., earn these rates. Higher rate oharged on al) eredlt insertions; --j - Copy tor.: all Classified orders must be in this office by 10 A. M. DAY. OF insertion. , stop orders on ad inserted until- further no tice must s be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be oharged. -." ---: - , :."; r. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. ,r s PHONE MAIN 600 -. "An Qbserver Want Ad . W1U Do It," DRY COARSE WOOD from Union $4.26 and $40 per load Phone . Ray McCorioll, M 1027 or M 264 1-K-l m TZTFQIUiWf. ' FOR tlENT 5 pud 3-rm. tufn. upts;. 1005 Adamo Av6. : .,. . 2-13-3 . FOR RENT Two dcslrnblo furnished rooms, with or without separate bath. . Box A, Observer. . 2-13-3 t. FOR RENT Mod. 6-rm. house. Rtf soimble. Ph. Main 034. 2-13.1 tp CQZY 6-RM. bungalow.- Modern, double garage. Call 168-W. 2-12-2 t MOD'., NEWLY cleoonitecl turn, apt., 201i:2nd St. Ph. 223-R. Wust be seen to be oppreciatea. 2-12-2 tp. FOIIR BROOMS and bath.. Breakfast 1160k. Bullt-lns. Full basement. Oarage. Fine location, stucco howte. tlV.6p per month, Call ilain 762. La Orando 'ihvcstnieht Co! . 4 j 2-10-4 t. FOR SALE Fbh SALE-Weil Improved farrhnoar La Grande, write Box Z. core Ob- .,;rvtr. . 3t10-6 t. HEAVY WORK HORSES,, milk COWS, heifers, brood sows, pigs, turkeys, chlckohs, geese. ' Also f arm Imple ments. Ph. 469-j or Farm.. 107. ; . 2-12-2 tp. RESIDENCE Largo: fully modern. 1606 .Fourth; , oosh will ( buy .'.within reason;. .to rent,, subject, to: sale :pr few, months' notice. Ph. Main 01 , or write Box 68, Dos Palos, Calif, . : 2-1-lm FOR SALE Trailers and, used auto parts. Thompson Borvieo Htn., J014 Adams. - 2r2-llm FOB SALE wood, 6 w 8,por oord. Prompt delivery. Phone 668-U.. - - FOR SALE Wood, any length, $4 up. Ph. 32B W. l-a8-l m. APARTMENTS. Bargain prices. Furn ished, furnace heated,, -electrlo 'stoves. Living room, Jcltclieti,. batji, bu'iit-in dressing robin..--ront--and .back tioors. - around floor, 920 -per ' month. Second floor 17.50 . per -.month.. - Fourth ,-St,, two 7 blocw -from Post Office. Call Main 762.' La Grande Investment Co. 2-10-4 t MODERN BOOMS now available at 1002 Second St. . 2-4-9tp FOR RENT Modern rumlshed S room house. Inquire 1903 ft Adams.. ..... ... : - , .1-18-3 t. MOD.. FUEN. APT., rngldaire, tlec. ' range, gar. Cor. 6th and--L.'-i-B-t t MISCELLANEOUS EASTERN OREUON School of Music. rlo)ln piano, voice.'Credlt..Ii O. O. j ..,. temple. 447-J, , ,'...,, M4m MONKY. TO LOAN We are repree.n , tatlvea for the Prudential Ins. Co.. V and -can make (arm or city lns at .attractive rates of Interest. Chos.'H. ' 'Reynolds, uiauraiice, . loans and '.. bonds. - .. .. .. .. B-l-1 m. LA OMrDR MATTRBSa. and Dphol- aterlng and Rug Cleaning. Works. "' fh. 424-W, chas. Edwards, Prop,; j- .-. - ..... . .. 13-1'1 in. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS '. : Sh-h-hl! By Biosser FOR ,6ALE-Only 200.00 down, .16 : acres,. Improved, Joining .golf UnksH balance, long., time. Bee ? Ik Mar--tln. 1104 Penn. Ave. Phone 494-M. FOB SALE 6-rm.--nouB6 or, will trade j for acreage of smaties nousc; Call Observer. .. . 1-25-1 mil Attend Punenil Gladys, Wilma,. and ' LconafH 'BU'-' llhga pf Imbler wero In tjnloh., Thurs day attending the funeral qt the late Jans Larsen, who died In Union early in the week. (ilre Party . ... .' .: Mr. and- Mrs. Ralbh'. Oomstockv of the Mill . Creek canyon . road, enter tained a company of their friends last evening at the Mt. Fannie grange hall near cove. Plan Anhlvehairy .Meeting -' Members of. the Methodist Ladles Aid of Cove arb hioklng- plans for their annual anniversary party which is to be held at the church on. Wed nesday, Fob, 24. The Society wtis or gariiicd t oh Washington's birthday, but each year,o,ri ariniyereary partj. Is held on the Wednesday nearest fenc flay. It is always father a pretentious party ana a nappy occasion. liiive New Soil , - Their many friends In. this vallev; as well as relatives, have .repel ve .word 01 me pirui 01 a oaDy,; sqn 10 Mr. and Mrs. Rov .Caroen- of. Trov. Mr; Carper was employed on a number;, of larms -in sne- vauey j at jaiiierent times, and is well known.. locally. . ' ; "T'-VT . ' . liiVBUPOOU ,WIIBAT. .'. t L1VJEBFOOL, Feb. 13 W) Wheat closed: March 66; May..88H; July 60 Vi; Oct. 62. Exchango $3.46. ' fWhXK AND Fl;Ql!R 1 PORTLAND, Feb. 13 (P) Sugar Cane, granulated $4.40 100 lbs., beet $4.30.., : Domestic. flour , Selling price. de livered: patent 40s $6.60; do 08s 85.40; bakers' bluestem $6.20; soft, white flour $5.10$6.30;- whole wheat $4-80 96.00; graham $4,50 $4.80; rye $5.76 f $5.90. - - - . . . lU'TTBIlFAT f -SAN FRANCISCO. -Feb, .-13" W Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco 25c. t .- Tho most northern of all monkeys are the red-faced monkeys of Japan which are no more afraid of snow than tho red squirrel. ; - - . BAIt SUA Kit IIIOIIEH NEW YORK; Feb. 13 (m Bar silver firm and.c higher, at 30 c. Weaver college, Weavoryille, N. C., named a -6askqtbalt coach from Its student body Hugh Pickens, a sophomore.-.-. r.-..,.r-. . (; i. NENKAMP'S A Total IT would be a-complete loss to you if you were not .fully protected by collision or property' damage Insurance. And no one can foretell when such an event may hap pen in your life. 31 'S CLEANING BLOCKING JEST WORK IN TOWN Across Prom Penney's WISDiM WISDOM demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their pro fession sDd who hava demon strated their capacity : and ability. We Understand BNODOIUSS ZIMMERMAN Main 88 Professional Directory Hospitals , . DR. LER B. I10UVT Bye, ar, Nose, and Throat Hospital 1 r.cor Poloy Bldg. Ph. Main 16. Osteopathic Physicians f.nS. J. h. A MAHGARKT INOI.E General Practice and Obstetrics . -, Sommer Bld. Office, Main 100 Res;, Usin uJ3 Dtt. E. h. FACE ,...; aeneral Praotlce,.... -; .New: Poloy Bldg., arij floor... Phone Main 090 Res. 000-R. MisccllancoiiEi. . ,. ASTBOLOOEB MltH. FIIEUERICK BALMES ' 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. ( I MWE A PEELIMS . ) DOWT- TAtVC (JOHSEWSE, 8PRSOU....- "j tuaT IT WaJ'T qj . ."O0'Be.JU'ST DEPBESSeD leoAUSE ' 'LONt? SOB. 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Make FhC I THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop); By Cowan , stung i ....,. ,-. ,-, : '(fee. .1 COSH, 5UGAR-THE v vfflil ' T CEHE A ROACHK NEBE BRICKS ) Tsi ' eaf'1 ROACH EP A T'GVE Ki, A BREAK J Vffff VHAT A-.'- IN1 gave chick Jff VElirrt' --- IV feed that liA 1 L f vMELu, WHAT I W if it .':, .THAT ISN'T vTHt IDEA WOULD iNti HAVE GONE. IF INE WNEVI' JT. NOVJl-D COST f. OS FIFTEEN BUCKS? TAKE 11 FROM ME , PEOPUE OOMTI SHUFFLE OUT FREE TICKETS -THERt'S ALWAVS A TRICK iki it. M-vr olDlCF. ( -f VOU MEAN NO',' VOUR TICKETS T'SAV THAT AOMITTED ' VOL! TO u uuw i ML; uwnu.. int.. . l u w. nir. rn.i I DIDN'T INCLUDE DINNER AND COVEP Ilk FIFTEEN? EVERVTHING A CHARGE ARE EXTRA tr,. i r . .tjt , , Four Floors of Fine Furniture O W WAR NOCK MGFi