Thursday, July 20, 1933
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Five
Poems by Local
Writers Are To
Appear In Print
Several La Orande writers will be
represented In an anthology ol Ore
gon poetry to go to press early In
August. Published by the Now Uni
versity Press of Corvallls, and edited
by Dallas Moore, the book will ap
pear before the xlrst of September.
In this volume of about ISO pages,
to be bound In cloth, will be repre
sentative verse written during the
past few years by Oregon residents.
About twenty professional writers
have contributed, besides many new
writers. Each writer will be repre
sented by one poem. The book will
contain a foreword by Dr. J. B. Hor
ner, of the Oregon State college, and
a preface of a biographical nature by
Harold Hunt, editor of the Poot's
Corner In the Oregon Journal.
V - The material thus far has been
drawn largely from periodicals pub
lished In Oregon, but writers whose
' work has not been read by the com-
pliers may submit material to them.
Preference will be given to short
verse, and no poem submitted should
contain more than 24 lines.
REV. M. TENNYSON
HOLDS SERVICES
. COVE (Special) Rev. M. G. Tenny
son, of Pendleton, held service at the
Ascension Episcopal church Sunday
morning. Rev. Tennyson and family
and Rev. Clarence Kopp and family,
of La Grande, are staying In the As
cension grove for the summsr months.
The) grove is bo lovely at this time of
year, that it is an ideal camping
place. -
PLAID TAFFETA USED
FOR DRESS GIRDLES
. PARIS (fP) Plaid taffeta makes
' girdles on some of the most striking
evening frocks this season. A white
organdy dance frock with ruffles
running from the hem to the knees
. Is trimmed with a wide belt and long
sash ends of blue, red and white taf
feta ribbon.
, The territorial legislature of Alaska
has appropriated $225,000 to provide
a home for aged pioneers.
SIXTH GRADE
VISITS PAPER
The sixth grade of the Ackerman
Training school visited the Observer
office and Nelson's printing office
yesterday. The children are studying
printing as a part of their work unit.
"The History of Records." They havo
gone back to the first records and
have traced the history through the
ages. Miss Mayme McCarter and a
group of student teachers are direct
ing the group.
CARPERS HAVE
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carper are
the parents of a baby daughter born
on July 10 at the Grande Honc'e hos
pital. They make their home at
Promise.
ODD FELLOWS
TO PRACTICE
The Odd Fellows will practice to
morrow evening for the initiatory
degree which will be used on Aug; 4
when a group of new members are
Initiated. They will gather at the
hall tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Six Arrested in Luer
Kidnap Case Today
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KIDNAl'KltS WOUND MAN
PHILADELPHIA. July 20 UP) Vic
tim of two assailants who. took him
as second-choice In an attempted kid
naping. Prank A. McClatchy, wealthy
real estate operator, lay near death
today with a bullet wound tnrougn
the chest.
GETS BIG YIELD
FROM ACREAGE
WAI.IOWA israclal) John Doud,
of Promise, was a business visitor In
tiun th last of the week and re
ports a yield of several hundred gal
lons of strawberries from a wo ana
a half acre patch at his farm there.
He reports prospects excellent for a
heavy second crop. ' "
Quality and Value with Friendliness
For Extra Measure at
JJEIL9S
Phone. 0f reeI Cor. Cedar
Main 759 Deliver & Washington
ILOCAIL BROOMF
Hummer Here-
Mrs, Ellen Stoddard has returned
to La Orande to spend the summer.
She formerly made her home In La
Orande but the last winter she has
spent with her son, Robert, who l
student at Stanford university. Since
the close of school she has been in
Salt Lake City visiting.
On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Davis are
taking a trip to Roseburg where
they will spend a vacation with tho
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. t. E.
Davis. While in Southorn Oregon,
Mr. Davis plans to spend a great deal
of the time fishing In the North
Umpqua river.
Visiting Friends
Rev, and Mrs. S. E. McKenney, of
Free water, are visiting for a week In
La Orande with friends.
On Vacation Here
Miss Helen Oonkey, who spent the
past winter In the oast, Is In La
Orande visiting for the summer vaca
tion. The past month she has spent
In Los Angeles.
lng the scenery of Union and Wal
lowa counties having visited at Wal
lowa Lake.
Mr. Campbell Here
George Campbell, of Portland, ar
rived recently and is making an ex
tended visit at the home of his
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Anderson, near La Orande.
Visit Inj Here
I Jesse Parker and family, of Lontoc,
'cal., are here visiting his mother,
Mrs. L. M. Parker, and other rela
tives. They plan to return to their
home by way of Portland,
ZIONS TAKING
VACATION TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Zlon plan to
leave Sunday for a vacation trip
through Idaho during which they
will visit Now York Stores lu Boise,
Nampa and Caldwell, Mr. Zlon is
manager of the local store. They
will accompany I. N. Palmer, tho
Walla Walla manager.
SON BORN TO
BROWN FAMILY
' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown are
recelvlm; cnncratulntlons on the
birth of a son Tuesday at the Orande
Ronde hospital.
Hearing Motions I
Judge J. W. Knowles Is hearing j
motions In circuit court here today. .
Joins Mrs. 8huii
William Shupp, of Helena, Mont.,
has arrived! In La Orande' to Join
Mrs. Shupp who has been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrsi;?. E. Ware.
They plan to make their home here.
ltd urns Home
Charles Whittle has returned from
Portland where he has been transact
ing business for several days.
Hotel Manager Here ' '
I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Falk and family
stopped In La Orande last, night en
route to Seattle.' Mr; Faik Is man-
ager of the Owyhee hotel In Boise.
From Missouri
L. O. Fleming and two sons. Sam
and Hugh, have arrived from Pulton,
Mo., to Join Mrs. Fleming and spend
a week visiting Mrs. W. 8. Snook and
family and Mrs. C. M. Humphreys.
Mrs. Fleming has been here for sev
eral weeks visiting her mother, Mrs.
Snook, and her sister, Mrs. Hum
phreys, and will accompany them to
their home by motor.
From Enterprise
J. A. Burleigh, attorney, E. D. Peal
and Grant Tucker, all of Enterprise,
were business visitors In La Orande
yesterday.. , '
! Vacation Tour " '
i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene MUlerlng are
' on a week's vacation tour of Portland
1 and the several points on the Ore
' gon coast.
End Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wren and son,
Robert, have returned to their home
In Portland after a visit here with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hofmann, and
other relatives and friends. Earl
Lovan returned to Portland with
them and will spend two weeks visit
ing Robert.
Attending Picnic
Dr. R. J. Ruckman, of Baker, is In
La Orande today visiting relatives and
attending the pioneer picnic.
l -V-
r " 1 '1'. 'j.;
GOLD SEAL -i f '
SALMON llC
Pound size cans of finest meat,
CsliiBiiBniiMH
Finest Brand
OLEO
10c '
MATCHES
23c ctn.
CERTO
2 for 49C
One Pound Bricks
Pabstette
CHEESE
For Picnics & Lunches
2 for 29c
4-lb. Pkg.
LARD 43c
Minced
HAM 14c
Large Cans Purple' ,
Plums & Prunes
.... 10c
JUM
Fine for
Breakfast
Northern "Quality"
TOILET TISSUE
4 for 25c
Preferred Stock
Yellow Bantam
CORN
1
2 for 25c
Puffed
WHEAT
A fine food Q
for breakfast tC
Tl i n .
K regular zuc
m a j n ti' i
Meat & f lsti
SAUCE
, 15c
ORDER BERRIES
FOR CANNING
Sugar 10 1I)S. 59c
LARGE FRYERS
FKE.K1I DKKSKF.I)
and DRAWN
RIPE OLIVES
2 for 25c
On Way to Ontario
C. E. Strickland, of Salem, statu
engineer, and Dr. W. L. Powers, of
Corvallls, head of .the bureau of soils
at Oregon State college, passed
through La Grande Tuesday on their
way to Ontario where they will at
tend an irrigation meeting. They
also plan to attend like meetings In
La Orande and Pendieton later.
From Arco
Mrs. Bob Miller and children and
her sister, Miss Dickie Matthles, of
Arco, Idaho, 1 stopped In La Grande
Tuesday to visit with Miss Myrtle
Hoyt. They have toeen m Pomeroy,
Wash, and were en "route to their
home.
To 1 laker -
George T. Cochran, local attorney,
transacted legal business in Baker
Monday. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Cochran.
WALLOWA FARMERS
SOLVING PROBLEMS
(Continued Prom Page One)
put on the fields for the second crop,
much of which Is making an excel
lent growth. Bear creek is dropping
rapidly and farmers who depend on
Irrigation water from that stream are
making good use of the supply now
by irrigating for the second crops of
hay 'before the creek falls too much.
Water Is plentiful at -mout other
points In this end of tho valley.
Returns From Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. B. E, Thornburg, of
La Orande, returned Wednesday from 1
Joseph, .vU.ei'0 they spent a few days -with
the !.;, E. Thornburg family.)
inezr son, Jan Thornburg, who had
been in Joseph for a longer period,
returned to La Orande with them.
Portland People Here
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Parlett have
hatf as their house guests, the lat
ter 's sister, Mrs. Will Hanscom and
daughter, June, and a niece, Miss
Margaret Crowe, all of Portland. They
plan to remain until Saturday. Dur
ing their visit they have been enjoy-
IIOMB FROM MINE
Cove Charles De Haas, who, has
work in a mine over in the Burnt
River district, .came home Saturday
for a few days. He Is operating a
Delsel engine for the mining com
pany. Calvin Wright is overseer of
the mine which Is owned and oper
ated by a Denver company and is
said to be on a paying basis,
AT WALLA WALLA
Cove Miss Dorothy Mills has been
spending a few days at Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Crause came here for a
visit last week and she went homo
with them. She is expected homo
-the first of the week.
COMMUNITY CASH
STORE
Features for FRIDAY & SATURDAY, July 21-22
Salmon
2 for 23c
The basis of dozens of
Salads 1-lb. Cans
Snowdrift
An excellent
shortening
6-Ib. Pail.. 79c
FLOUR rrs:r!:! $1.75
I SUGAR 7.!. $1.17
Pork & Beans
Tender
brown
1-Ib.Tin ...5c
Corn Flakes
Pine flavored
crispy flakes
3 for . . . . . 23c
Swift's Ham
PREMIUM 8 to 10
What a treat.
19c
Beef Roasts rnflavorandT-. 14c
R:U T !1 Economical to servo at AHn
ID 15011 this price . 3 LBS. ZC
Ken-L-Ration MetH 3cAN3 29c
1
mpoar with
the
other
Home Made Mayonnaise
in Vz Minutes
PERFECT
EVERY TIME!
New MIXER and
1 Pint WESSON OIL
both for AQC
Tin rtcltx li m W mism I S
4.. He ust loves his Post
Toasties . . . and he gets
it every day! (His mother
knows it's good for him!)
How often youngsters scorn the
foods you know are good for
them! But here's one they simply
love to eat Post Toasties!
, And no wonder! How grand
they taste these honey-colored
flakes so crisp and crunchy . .
so delicious, whether you serve
them plain, with milk or cream
and sugar, or topped off with
luscious fruits or berries. j
Post Toasties is made from
tender toasted hearts of corn that
turn to energy quick! Try it to-'
morrow for brcakfa st! PostToast
ies is a product of General Foods.
j BOYS AND GIRLS! j
Poil Toaittaf Cut-Outs now on every
I package. Soldiers, clown , clrcui
'animals , , . what fun for boyi and
girls I Tell your mother about thorn I
Fri. - Sat
BEST FOODS
It sr
Features for Friday, July 21 to Saturday, July 29 Inclusive
Best Foods Pint
Mayonnaise . . . . . . . 31c
Best Foods Quart
Mayonnaise . . . . . . . . 55c
Best Foods Pint
Salad Dressing .... 18c
Best Foods Quart
Salad Dressing . . . . . 31c
Best Foods
French Dressing .. . . Igc
Horse Radish,
Mustard . .
9c
Best Foods '
B&BPickles
15c
5-oz. Can
Shrimp . :. .10c
. i
2 Cans
Pimientoes . . . . . . .. 15c
B. S. 2ia
Pineapple ...... . .. KJc
No. 2i2 Tin
Crab Meat . 23c
Features for Friday and Saturday, July 21 - 22
FLOUR
LILY WHITE
$1.29 $4.95
OREGON BEAUTY
$1.35 Sack $5.26 Bbl.
Potato CHIPS
' Local '.JIf bt. ' -
4Pkgs.i9C
CANDY
' Tasty Assortment ' :"
Cellophane Sanitary Pkg.
10c
PORK & BEANS
, To-Hot-to-Cook
5cCanV.: .
4 3g
CHEESE
Full Cream
16c 'b- V
CRACKERS
Snow Fluke
2-lb. Pkg.:. '
27c
Baking Powder
', ' ' Calumet
Lb. 25c
VINEGAR
Pure Apple Cider
25c gal.
JELLO
3 Pkgs- 19c
COFFEE
Airway
Enormous
Amount of
This Coffee
is Sold
Palm-olive Soap
2 Bars 15C
Crystal White Soap
10 Bars - 31C
MILK
Tall Cans
10 cans 55c
Wesson
A pure delicious vegetable oil. For
making good things to cut while
it lasts.
Pint HQ n Quart
Can &OVs Can
43c
SALMON
Del Monte - Red
Tall Cans
14c
Can
Post Toasties . . . pkg. 5c
SWANSD0WN
Make Your
Cake a
Success
07C
LI
mass
V
PKG.