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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1933)
Thursday, July 13, 1933 CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. PaeeFJve 'T L A. SAYRE SPEAKS AT STATE MEETING Supt. of Schools B. A. Sayre, ot Union county, took a prominent part In a discussion of meeting emergency problems given yesterday at the clos. lug sessions of the Oregon Associa tion of County School Superinten dents. , The convention was hold In Salem. Supt. Maybelle Romlg, of Baker, and Supt. J. A. Yeager. of Umatilla, also entered Into the dis cussion. Tno association elected T. P. Brum baugh, of Wasco county, president; A. M. Cannon, Lincoln county, vice president, and Mrs. Katherine McRae, I Clackamas county, secretary. j STOCKDALES IN COUNTY TODAY W. E. stockdale, representative to tlio state legislature from Orant county, stopped In La Orando this morning, accompanied by Mrs. Stock cbUo and their daughter, to visit friends. They wore en route to En terprise to visit relatives. Mrs. stockdale Is the sister of Herbert and Fred Davlcs of thu: city. FUNERAL TO BE HELD FRIDAY Tho funeral of Jack ChrLstotf. who passecV away Monday evening, will be held Friday morning at the Church of Our Lady of the Valley at 0 o'clock with Rev. Father Nooy In charge. Burial will be In Catholic cemetery. Friends may view the body at Walker's Funeral Home. (33133 PUPPET SHOW NEXT FRIDAY Pupils at tho J. H. Ackorman Tralni lng school, their parents and friends will be entertained at a puppot show, "Jack and the Beanstalk," at si o'clock, Friday, July 14, In the main auditorium of the Normal school. The puppet show has 'been designed and will bo executed by Miss Florence I Day. of the English department, and j Miss Tholma Whaley, director of art. WILL ATTEND CONVENTION Sveral La Qranders will attend the convention of the Shop Employees association of the O.-W. B. and N. In Spokane. Forest Dyal, M. H. Al ien and H. C. Buckwalter left last night on the Portland Rose; Mr. and Mrs. O. a. Williams and daughters. Doris and Isabel, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cook all left today by motor. MERCURY UP TO 90 ABOVE HERE The mercury moved up to 90 above again yesterday, but did not reach the maximum of 92 chalked up Tues day afternoon, although' the ther mometer registered In the high 80s early in the day. This morning's minimum of 64 was eight degrees cooler than tho mini mum yesterday. The sky remained clear and there was no wind. OHIO .FARMERS' INCOMES SHOW GAIN THIS SBASON 'WOOSTEB, O., WJ Ohio farm ers' gross cash incomes arc show ing the first substantial gain since 11120, says V. R. Wertz, of the Ohio experiment station department of rural economics. The gross cash income from sale of farm products gained 19 per cent In May over April, and 14 per cent over May of 1032. Prices of farm produots in Ohio wore 20 per cent higher in May than in April and 18 per cent higher thu n--, Hi May Mast jear, ;, y V-i'lf Tho greatest percentage gains in Income In May over April wero from grains, hogs and wool.. WATTEHSON CA11IN STANDS SPRING HILL, Tenn. UP) The log cabin In which Harvey Watter son, father of Henry Watterson. lived as a stufent while attending Manual Labor academy, later known as Jock son seminary and still later as Jack son college, is still standing here. The college Itself, founded In 1809. and moved to Columbia In 1836, was burned during the civil war. Start your day with delicious Post Toasties . . . and you start it right! . It works wonders with early morning dispositions a bowlful of these uig, crisp, golden-brown flukes ... so gay and tempting in cool milk or cream. And if you want to start the day in an especially happy frame of mind just try Post Toasties with fruit or berries! You get more than this tempt ing delicious flavor, too. You get energy quick energy from every bowlful of these tempting toasted hearts of corn. Try Post Toasties for break fast tomorrow. Serve it at home or order it at the restaurant. A product of General Foods. BOYS AND GIRLSI Join Post'i Junior Detective Corpal Send your name and address, with TWO Post Toastlos box-top, to Inspec tor Post, General Foods Battle Creek, Mich. for badge and Detective Manual (This offer good until Oct. 15, 1933.) MARKET Adjoining Safeway Store No. 16' Formerly Pay 'n Takit Cor. Adams - Hemlock J pi?ics Q Bacon "c Squares Lb. v' Weiners ny2c ib. Mutton Stew 46 Leg o' 1 012 Mutton i,tr Fancy Young Mutton Mutton Chops nil; c 1 SIRLOIN Kahn Reveals Own New Deal Otto H. Kahn nevor had gone coatless In a public place, except when golfing, until he tasted the heat of the Senate banking In quiry room. Then ho aston ished his partners by revealing his braces and sllffhesim-i shirt COMMISSION IN BRIEF MEETING ON WEDNESDAY 0DCAIL BED Elf JT On lluhlnnih Miss Clara P. Kretechlner, of Pnl mer Junotlon, waa a business visitor in La Orando Wednesday night. Visiting I ' Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Baldwin, of Moscow, Idaho, are spending the day In La Grande as the guests of Mrs. Baldwin's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 8talcup. Mrs. Bald win and Mrs. Stale up are twin suiters. At Hermann Home Mrs. Mary HoXmann has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wren and son, Robert, who arrived by automo bile for a 10-day visit. Mrs. Wren Is Mrs. Hofmann's daughter. To Pendleton Mrs. II. M. Bradshaw plans to leave thla evening to spend the remainder of the week In Pendleton visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. an.d Mrs. Harold Kester. In Victoria Miss Mildred Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw, Is In Victoria. B. C. for a two weeks' visit. She accompanied. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Baunhom. of v Pendleton, making the trip by motor. To Agate Ueuch Mrs. Addle Russell, Miss Imogen Russell and Miss Marie Tlggelbcck left this morhlng for a Bojourn at Agate Beach on the coast. Miss Rus sell and Miss Tlggelbeck are teach. era In the La Grande public schools Leave Hospital Several patients left the Orando Ronde hospital today, Mrs. Martha Williamson, mother of Mrs. John Nled erer, who underwent a major opera tion, returned, to her home. Ben Nelson also returned to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ohrls Nel son In La arande after two weeks spent at the hospital recovering from a major ODeratlon. Miss Dorothy Fer ney, of Durkee, who is a cousin of Ben Nelson, left the hospital wnere she was a patient for eight days fol lowing a major operation. Here For Treatment Newell West, O.-W. R. and N. em ployee from Union, was in the Grande Rondo hospital for two days receiv ing medical attention. To Leave Hospital Mrs. Herbert Jasper expects to leave the Grande Ronde hospital this eve ning and return to tho home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Cleaver, with her baby daughter. Editor Here Mr. and Mrs, O. A. Byrd and daughter stopped In La Grandt, thlB morning en route to tholr 'homb In Bums after a week's vacation In Mos cow. Colfax and Lewlston. Mr. Byrd Is editor of the Bums Times-Herald. TAKE VOTE AT WOOD'S HOUSE Because of official decision today to change the polling place of pre cinct No. 6, voters In that section will cast their ballots on July 21 at the Prank Wood residence, north of Rlversldo park. It was at first an nounced the polling place would be the Frultdale school house. ,fc The University of the Philippines Is. attempting to lengthen the fresh citrus season in the Island by devel oping more effective cold storago methods. Routine business was transacted at a brief meeting of the city commis sion Wednesday night at the city hall, Bills for the montn of June, amounting to a total of a,609.80, were ordered paid by warrant. The city manager's report showed cash on hand at, the end of the week to be 11,222.95, divided as follows: First National bank of La Grande 3778.08, Portland bank 10oa,38. cash 723.02, remainder In warrants. The commission also granted a 3.2 per cent beer dispenser's license to W. O. Ayars. ONE OF TWIN BABIES BORN TOYORKSDIES Twin babies were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellas L. York, of near Imbler, at the Grande Ronde hospital Wednes day. Both babies were girls, and one died, Wednesday morning. ' Funeral services for the Infant were held at,, ..the. .grave 4n the .Summer. vllle"cemetery thlB afternoon .at 2 o'clock with Walker's Funeral service in charge of the arrangements. CEYLON LIKES AMERICAN AUTOS COLOMBO, Ceylon UPl American automobiles lead In the registration "race" here, but Britishers are creep ing up by pushing sales of small cars. Latest figures show 9652 American machines and 0350 British. 1 m m V'M A&HAMEO OP YOU , SON ! DIDMT I IfcU- TOO MOT TO ASK MR&. 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G . 11c .23c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Low Prices LEMONS NEW POTATOES WATERMELON BANANAS Dozen , 40 Lbs. Pound 3 I lis. 29c 25c 3c 23c Fri.-Sat. July 14-15 FLOUR Lily White ... Tho All-Purposo Flour Tax Free $1.29 Sack $4.95 Barrel Better Buy While You Have a Chance Horseradish & Mustard Best Foods , j , IOC Jar No Failures With ' 2. Bottles CERTO 49c Post's Bran Flakes Camel ' CIGARETTES 2 for 25c Prince Albert Tobacco 2 Cans 25c In Tomato Sauce Pork & Beans Cheaper Than You Can Cook Them p at The Perfect Concentrated SOAP Bring Coupons 2Pkgs. 63G 1 Pkg. FREE SUGAR Pure Cane,. ; 10 Pounds ' 20 Pounds V 59c $1.17 i ' ,im.id..i.. .... . 7 JELLWELL " All True 5c " All True Fi-uit Flavors pkg M. J. B. : ' COFFEE 3 79c V Grapenut Flakes : Free With Each Pkg. Baby Cereal Spoon 2Pkgs.l9c Pure Fruit JAM Quart Jar 29c COCOA Our Mothers 2 pkg- 21c MILK Tall Cans 10 Cans 59c SALAD OIL Pure Mazola Bring Container 23c at. CATSUP "' Libbys 15c Bottle PUREX Quart Size 15c POST TOASTIES - 3 for 25c SOAP HARMONY High grade Laundry Soap. Very similar to IvoryFLOATS and does not hurt hands. Airway Delicious Fine Flavor WE AGAIN CUT THE PRICE MORE SAVINGS Nob Hill Extra Fancy Distinctive Flavor 10 Package Sccan V V 1Z 10 BARS 29c Dependable Vacuum Packed 2 1 0 1 ; lb. lb. STEAK Extra Pane? Beet if
