La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 19, 1932, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPagfe Two ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA, GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, May 19, 1932 School Picnics Are Enjoyed By Imbler Students By Mrs. Hay Wilson (Observer Correspondent) IMBLER, -Ore.. 8peclal). .School "WE KNOW' CHEVROLETS You Know Us". BredkVnd Records ( iihi;akin ,u, kkcokms Is, one thing ana figuring out how - lt.Js lono Is another. We are won dering why, a RED cow that eats CRLftN Krofis gives WHITE milk that makes YELLOW butcr, and why a BLACK hen lays WHITE eggs. iWe have figured out why our CHEVROLET repair crvice Ik in such popular .demand. "Honest service at fair rotes-', is, the. working slogan here. A trial will reveal the effi ciency and .thoroughness always guar- .uiiceu.,. lcc CHEVROLET specialists Put uur car in perfect running con dition. t-tsi.Kij,. ..... . . . C.cinilno Chevrolet Sport I - i.i.. Wo. 12.50 This Week Only 9.7!) Ifilit i ., Tow Car .Service Conipleto (Jreiisliig Service Larison - Frees Chevrolet Co. all EV . I III Wi'-V-i. Full Ovcr.lze 29x4.50-20 30x4.50-21 28x4.75-19 29x4.75-20 29x5.00-19 30x5.00-20 31x5.00-21 28x5.25-18 31x5.25-21!: 30x3 Reg. Pull Ovvrtite 30x5... Wx6. Mx7. 6.00-20 7.00-20 , 7.50-20... iVf the FIRST CHOICE Tires BALANCED TIRES ! See the Good year advertise ment in THE SATURDAY EVENING POST for May 14. Expert Tire Repairing, V,aw CITY SERYWK STATION I'mtiT Mint Phone Main !)S0 Tim: in u;n. . m llRVrllrn (n:i I li t Orrhcvini picnics have proven very enjoyable during the past week. . One of the most successful of these picnics was the one enjoyed by the sixth, seventh and eighth grades at the Cove swim ming pool Tuesday. Picnic lunches were provided by the students and the time was spent mostly in the swimming pool. The outing was un der the supervision of their Instructor, Maurice Wels. Mrs. T. M. Buckman has enter tained many guests the past two weeks In her beautiful home In Imb ler. On Mothers' day about 40 rela tives and friends called on her and prosented her with: many beautiful flowers, gilts and cards. , Her guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Altngton and daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Page, Mae Ward, Mrs. B. Wil son and Mrs. Rosle Gam. On Mon- Stomach Ulcers Healed With Famous Powder A Milwaukee physician of over 26 years' experience has perfected a formula in powder form which has brought amazingly quick relief to sufferers Irom ulcers, acid dyspepsia, gas, bloating, dizziness, headaches, etc. . ,,. It neutralizes excess acid, relieves Irritation, pain and distress, and, be ing in powder form, forms a soothing coating over the inflamed stomach lining and ulcers so that healing can take place. And best of all, there Is no rigid dieting,, necessary... This treatment Is different and to quickly introduce it everywhere the doctor is offering to send a full-size package, enough for about a month, regular price $2.00 lor, only $1.00, under an absolute guarantee that unless - It - brings amazingly quick relief he will gladly refund your tl.oo ;on request. He will also tell you the true facts about the treatment for ulcers and other forms of stomach trouble. If you want to try this eplendld formula send your name and address to the Ram Rock Co., Dept. 30, Box 930, Mil waukee, Wis., and enclose remittance or ask them to send it C. O. D. plus postage, Adv. , NEW LOW PRICES New 1932 LlfetiiW Guaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICKS Price of Each Each In rnlra Tube 84.30 W4.I7 ; .9t 91 .94 91 1. 00 1. 14 1.16 1.02 1.16 .86 4.J7 5-ia 5.10 5.39 5-45 6.6J 3.S7 4.1S 4.97 5.04 S.1J 5.29 5.56 5.97 6.43 3.46 CI TRADE US YOUR OLD TIRliS For New 1932 GOODYEAR , ALL-WEATHERS TRUCK TIRES! New 1932 Lifetime Guaranteed HEAVY DUTY GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICES Price of Kadi Each In I'ulf. Tube 14.98 SI. OO as-so s.ao 3S.JO 4.JS 14.07 1.81 i.73 a.ss 25. So 3.90 "anmrnruiiif'--"Mii 15.4$ X6.50 36.40 14. SO ZZ.40 Z6.4S Who knows the most about tires? The public that uses them! Thar public says Goodyear Tires are best In value. For 17 successive years it has bought more Good year Tires than any other kind. Come see "'hy! Used Tires Sl.nn. SI Ml .... '"""'' II. W. Hrrr 2nd iV: Adams ioonvi:n ii.Miio I'liotiiiAM liHiilipur Conrvrt. iihiup - (HUM Artists day afternoon her callers were. Mrs, Etta Welch and Mrs. Thelma Walker. Maxlne Nessley Is leaving for Island City Thursday evening -where she will visit ,her sister, Beverly. . The sisters then plan to visit relatives In North Powder. Mr. and Mrs. Alllngton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Page, Evelyn Robbs and Maxlne Nessley went to Cove to en Joy the swimming pool Sunday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Anderson and children, George. , and: JLola, and Mr. and Mrs. Neol Anderson, of La Orande, were visitors at the . home of Mr, and Mrs. Nephl Anderson Sunday. Marvin Wiggins, of Lostine, Is vis iting his sister, Mrs. Roy Morris. Les ter Westenskow and other friends Journeyed to Elgin Sunday alter here this week. . ......... A number of tennis enthusiasts noon to attend the opening of Mrs. Hug's grass tennis court. Excellent music was provided and all report an enjoyable time. Burr Slack, of .Enterprise, was an Imbler visitor Tuesday. Ho reports the streams In that valley too high for good fishing and predicts it will be. some time before the waters sub side ennngH tc make that sport really good. . Mr. and Mrs. Chilton Marshall, of Frecwater, visited friends in Imbler Tuesday and Wadnesday. Mr. Mar shall is . former resident of this place but at present he Is a forest ranger and Is stationed during the summer months -at; a lookcut sta tion Just east of Tollgate park. While here they were the guests o'. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Bcem and on Tuesday were luncheon guests ol Mr. and I Mrs. Ray Wilson. . , . Harry Johnson, of the High school : and Howard faculty. Max York and Howard Wll son spent last weekend in walla ivunti nn guesiS 'OI air. ana Mrs. Gus Johnson Th m.K.. I Walla as guests of Mr. and Mrs. they have visited Elgin, La Grande n accrue1 intrest and h ' ot . of adding a capable man to' Ite staff and Union with their astronomical ., 8 sscason ot and holding and-would go In order to get the most telescope. . Harry Tucker who hns onorated the truck for the Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. through this and Wallowa coun ties has been transferred to Baker to be the new manager of their Job bing house there. He has made many friends on this route who are pleased at his advancement. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column most ! In by a. . .Cafeteria dinner and supper at the Inland City Community church, Pri-dy- ' 3-19-2 t. . Modern dance Eagles hall Saturday night. Admission 60c. 6-19-3 t, Vote 69X, J, (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. ATTENTION FISHERMEN A doubled tapered line for 2.76 at W. H. Bohnenkamp's. 6-10-1 t. Vote 69X, (Ed) Reynolds. .-. 6-19-1 t. The English languaec Is Inadcntmt? to express my gratitude to my friends who nave aided and encouraged me. A, H. Perryman, Republican candidate COMMUNITY CASH STORE FREE DELIVERY MAIN 26 Prompt Service on Pure Foods at Pleasing Prices FEATURES FOR FRIDAY & Mayonnaise I Toilet Tissue M ! PEACHES AffirSlus . J : , Nalleys Full Quart I 1000-Sheet Roll 7J& Herup3'1 ' ' ! Qa.t.....37cl 5for......25e ' 2Ige.Cans 43c 3Cms-' " ",?fc :ll rtoatL, 5cl - Ml 1 Ehe 'Crackers ..'; : i j II ,mmm t',AjW ' I I 0 1n.n r nn 2 -lb. Packages . O J MILK ' ryi!v5c M "': r Jge,Cans - 33c 2Pkgs. 29c Tomatoes I Beans ' ' .Bacon : I f Nr5 I MB p : w, n I PALM0LIVES0AP I 3 T-inc Kn I iriuCT nr. f&Bmm. I Pound . . IQp I I 1 ! . . I Keeps that fj J ! I sugar rpo- ; : 98c i I - rssi ;y comP,on : t i .-" 1 ' ' " Panama Hats 4-Ib. Can . . 55c U ' RRYS ' SuortHats Bob White Soap A I I OpUllIltilS i Proctor and Gamble Product .'.r t ' f 9Q f : ' S I NewSpuds ; . w.- '. 2Bars. -5c ': new crop Pto1i and n'll T-y , m Medium sire i clcn SiIkDresses; j : f 2 Doz 29c I 4 lbs 23c CATSUP Certo A : , 2"''PW I tAlbUP Porlle, J COFFEE 85c Knit Dresses j ned & White None Better 2 Bottles" ...;49c j . Sweaters ! 2d"',"s-- - 35c r- . I ISHMCV IIAMm ilOEIt Ground Off A '- -1 ; , . lfCD M T , l1 S uoiuiHi fesh dany. 3 Pounds -Sac Scarfs ' " "j11"11 Uome '' ': "TT" Package POT ROAST SSTl 13c - 2' : : g9c BByf ' 14c I I PORK" TJOASTQ Shoulder - Young O- THE ' ' 5 1 VJ1VI IVUiVOlO choice pork. Pound OC LITTLE Ir raMT'r 'S tyyTyV - RIB BOIL vZr?l!l 8c SHOP ; iSlHi I I . . f ' ' )V h 6-19-1 t. Br.w.V. ...I,. 11 XT Tlnk. 1 .... PRICES Before buying Crystals It will pay you to see &3 beautiful line at Bich ardson's Art and' Olf t Shop. 6-20-2 t. FOR THE GRADUATE Book-ends, writing .cases, leather music cases and combs In cases. Desk sets, lamps, billfolds, tie racks, work boxes, hosiery boxes and make-up boxes, necklaces and diaries and many other lovely Ideas may be found at Melville's. 6-19-2 t. There will be a special meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft at the home of the Guardian Neighbor, Elva for County Judge. wuiieim, zivi .eaar sireei, rnoay ocnooi 01 ijaw in June, iuji. night at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose' Millard's student record Is a of reinstating members. . i superior one and it is the consensus ELVA WILHELM, Guardian Neighbor. 'Su'S? f.thfJn5I5bef" of the Law - 6-19-1 t. best students that we have graduated ln recent years. He possesses a sterl .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Ing character, thorough habits of pursuant to a request made and de- IeeaI analysis, and he Is a consclen HvereH tn m. hv m .7 Hru. tnr v,oitlous and reliable worker. . . foreclosure of a lien In the sum of'. aisos mi..,in n ihi cycle 'bearing 1831 license No v 7 lirZ1." " Z . Wo J " and attention furnished for said mo- torcycle by said M, J. Goss. at the re- quest of Scotty LePore. the owner or reputed owner, and lawful possessor of Bald motorcycle at the time of such. request, I, James Nelson, Constable of the La Grand, matrix nn.n county, Oregon, will, on Thursday, June, 2nd, 1932, at the hour of ten f"f" "m- J' Wll-I?f' Locate(, 1415 Adams Avenue In To nnn. yw. ii , . i. . . .'' n'8"t . . .. , , o bldder '' cash to satisfy said lien ."....ue Htui.uc.. P'f - S NEI.SON, Constable. .. . , . By wm' ROLLINS, Deputy. May 19-29 NOW OPEN Driva in at A R t?mt Kn.r .tnrf . I J gers and root beer. 6-19-2 t. A GIFT OF QUALITY AND of lasting beauty, la a neck lace of the very latest In Crystal. You win firm the largest selection of Rock Crystal beads and of costume Jewelry that is shown In Eastern Oregon, now at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 6-20-2 t. - (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. Vote 69X, J. E. NEW COSTUME JKWM.RY FOR THE I'ifVe ,n P"b" officials abiding by GRADUATE ltne i"andates of the people as ex Richardson's Art and Gift Shop, has SfS ?ou,r, statute books and I Just received a shipment of tr very 'w " th " nominated and elect latest creations in costume Jewelry etl ,to the be3t ot ability honestly for the summer season. You will be nd aBre8s'yely endeavor to enforce delighted with these new creations "? law.' no', al!win any of those now on display at Richardson's Arttn,,u?? t0 "iflunce me vjhlch should and Gift Shop. 6-18-2 t ?1 ,b! considered by any man when (administering the duties of a public (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. GET THOSE ASTERS Verbenias, snaps, salvia, pansics, tomatoes, cabbage, egg plants, petu nias anything you want at Com munity Cash and Mrs. Norris'. 6-17-t f. Vote 69X, J. E. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. SATURDAY, MAY 20-21 J. E. (Ed) Reynolds. . ; 6-19-1 t. 1 ' ' .:" AiV. Vote 69X, J. B. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. ORVAL t. MILLARD" FOB DISTRICT .ATTORNEY Vote 69X, J. E. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 THE LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OP OREGON Eugene, Oregon .Tl.lt 1A To Whom it m. ' .Mr. Orval J. Millard received his L. L. B. degree from the University of B?'ore coming Into the Law School ne been a court official for sev c.yeare I think that because Kater maturity he gained u'wn more out or nis law school career than does the average student, I am confident that Millard will be a credit to the University and to the le"al proiession and, therefore, I have ?? J"8'"" m recommending him .J?1. a,ny l?w. Ilrm tnat m'Kht ::""".VJ" "5 luung nmn to Very truly yours. (sd) WAYNE L. MORSE, Dean, we are nuDllsnlniz Dean Wnvrm T. Morse's endorsement of Mr. Millard I be CAUSA It rfllllrt rrf. nnmix r.nn. kll.. er authorltv or from nn in n hntt. ' nosltlon to Tt Position to know It In frrtm the itiT L'h. ., T; , " . h? treuaoie lmormation concerning de- slrable material. Mr. Millard Is 31 J ot age. born and raised In East- lern Oregon and cornea of sturdy olo- neer stock- He will put the office of "1"lrlcl Attorney on that high plane i-umiueuce 01 au. e win enforce all our lawB Justly, fearlesslv and effic iently. VOTE FOR ORVAL J. MILLARD TOll DISTRICT ATTORNEY. COMMITTEE. By J. R. RHODES, B. MARJUS GODWIN. A. J. 8TARMER. The District Attorney Is required to take a solemn and. binding oath to support and maintain the Constltu- "on or. the United States and the laws -or, the, State of Oregon and 'therefore It Is not up to him to moke vi ufiuiuKe Lne laws, . i sincerely ne- Vote 69X, J. E. Vote MX, , See Pred Spaeth for your Plumbing I (rfiFiSSkf-' "- Mjffi5i r T" 1 1 - ? ''' '- ' nnd Heating repairs. Phone Main 688. I . tfimr "t ' - Bnffil t-. Li L 131 i 1 i 1 vote69x:,, i jziAjb iOmmmmmmiiJst- u i the ' Every woman lov to serve tHe best i Cool Summery ' Ng flrfSKF t0 SaVe 6" Purchases. ' J Voile, Mesh arid ! Lffii$S:' You do bofch when you Patronize Red i Linen Dresses I 5sH ' & Wh'ite Stores. aerei . SUGGESTIONS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 20 - 21; ! m-' . ! 4 i ':' 1 ! NOTICE La Grande lodge No. 41 A. P. ii A. M. will hold a spe cial meeting Thursday eve ning. May 19 for the purpose ,3f , entertaining the Grand Master and the Grand Sec- 'etary of the State of Ore gon. Dinner wll! .be served at 6:30 o'clock. Plates 50c. VERNON R. HALE. . , . 6-18-2 t. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES ' On cabbage, cauliflower, tomato and pansy plants at Rohan's greenhouse. 6-7-1 m Vote 69X. J. E. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. NOTICE OF SALE Sealed bids will be received at the office of the First National Bank, La Grande, Oregon, ifcp to and Including May 24th, 1932, on the following de scribed real and personal property: , All of the George M. Gray ranch on the Lower Cove. High way, consisting of eleven hundred sixty acres (1160). 28 milk cows, 4 heifers, 2 years old, 13 yearling heifers, 11 calves, 13 horses, 5 hogs, 800 ewes all ages.- 3 bucks. All farm Implements and milk ing equipment. Above personal property to be sold in DUiic. For legal description of the above property, or any other Information communicate with the undersigned we reserve the right to reject any and an bids. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ; UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, La Grande, Oregon. 6-14-7 t. Vote 69X, J. E. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. JAMES II. HALEY Umatilla County Candidate for DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION From the Second Congressional District Have lived In Umatilla Countv for 68 years. Am senior member of the law firm of Raley. Roley & Warner of Pendleton, Oregon. For President will sUDDbrt the choice of the Oregon Democrats at the primary election! In May. My In dividual first, preference at this time Is Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt for President and William G. McAdoo-Ior Vice President. I will greatly appreciate the sun- port of the Democrats of this district. 6-11-8 t. Vote 69X, J. E. (Etl) Reynolds. . 1 X NEW CRYSTALS Genuine Rock Crvstal Choakers in the latest styles and cuttings and at importers prices are now being dis played at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. And they make wonderful gifts lor me girl graduate. . Vote S9X. 4. E. (Ed) Reynolds. 6-19-1 t. NO. 13602 TREASURY 'DEPARTMENT , Office of Comptroller of the Currency wasningtoni'D. c, Marcn i, io. Whereas, by satisfactory evldenot presented to. the undersigned, It hat been made to appear that "The First National Bank of 14 Grande", In the city of La Grande, in the County of Union and State of Oregon has compiled with all the provisions .of . the statutes of the United States!" reaulred to be com plied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the busi ness of banking: , Now therefore 1. J. W. Pole. Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that 'The First National Bank' of La Grande" In the City of La Orande In the County of Union and MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER "A 100 Pen Cent Home' Product" For a1 'high' grade product like Meadow' Harvest Butter the big' eastern markets are glad to pay a high price. But you get it for less because it is made right here in the Grande Ronde valley, and there' are no transportation" charges to pay. So when you want real value' ask' for -Meadow Har vest. '.,.' MADE IN , . LA GRANDE GRANDE RONDE CO-OP CREAMERY ASS 6-19-1 1. 1 j State of Oregon Is authorized to com. mence .the business of . Banking u provided In Section Fifty one hun dred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this seventh day of March. 1932. J. w. ruijB, uimptroiier ot the Vote 59X, J. B. (Ed) Reynolds - 6-19-1 t New Wonderful Fabe Powder, . Prevents Lai;ge Pores Stays' on Longer For a youthful complexion, use new wonderful MELLO-GLO Face Powder. Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and pores New French process makes It spread more smoothly and stay' on longer ' No more shiny noses. Purest face powder known. Prevents large pores Ask today for new, wonderful face ' oowder, MELLO-GLO, that . every complexion. Glass Drugs, lne ' . 1 ., Adv.' Cream It Better. ii i