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.
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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;
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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.
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owned by PRODUCERS. . ';. "
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cQay's Stores
Store No. 1 1704 Adams
Phone Main 515
Quality - Service
Economy
Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd.
Phono Main 109
Specials For Friday and Saturday
Puffed
Wheat
2Pkgs
19c
Peaches
Fountain Brand
Yellow Cling
No. 254 Can
15c
Deviled Meat
6-8 Cans
23c
Bulk
Mayonnaise
Pint ... 18c Quart 35c
Pork & Beans
Ritters per can 1 1 t
5
Ginger Ale
Clicquot Club
2 Bottles 29c
J2 Bottles $1.65
Root Beer
Extract
' Hires
Bottle . . . . 25c
FRESH MEATS
Beef Roast, lb. . .
Hamburger, ?lbs.
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