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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1933)
. Thursday, August 17, Jim -. y .nilllul itllnl.llllll.lfl fl A ill! 1 kl 111? 1 IJ ll pJgC - . --I-' J- -1 News And Personals Of Interest Over The Grande Ronde Valley . j Salem Men ray Part Penalty For Elk Killing ENTERPRISE Special) On pay ment of a part ol their tines and costs, and on order from Circuit Judge J. W. Knowlca of Union and Wallowa counties' Frank Evans, of Salem, 63 and Herehel Akoff his step son, 21. were released from the coun ty Jail at Enterprise whero they had been confined on a conviction for killing elk out of Beason. The cose caused '' good denl of feeling In Wallowa county and was fought through the circuit and supreme courts, the offense occurring lost September on Cheanlmnus ridge In Wallowa county. : !" " " MRS. J. L. SEAJICY IS HONORED GUEST JOSEPH (Special) The Ladles Aid and Woman's Homo Missionary wore Joint hostesses at a' farewell party at the home of Mrs. A. M. McKtiilcy Fri day afternoon, for Mrs. J. h. Searcy who Is leaving scon to make her heme on the coast. Mrs. E. E. Motagcr spoke briefly tolling of the many ways Mrs.' Searcy has 'helped in tho Ald and Missionary work, also the church -and In behalf of both, pro vented ft'ptcture of tlio lako to Mrs. Eearcy. . ''' !- CltlCKKT FLAT l'KKHONALS Mrs. Leo Roulet and children, Nor ma Jean and Frederick, and Mrs. A. H. Parsons drove to La Orande Thurs. doy when Norma Jean underwent tonsil operation performed by Dr. Rataton. She is doing very satisfac torily. I Mrs. Harold Hug lias been 111 the last few days of the flu. Mrs, Leonard Parsons and children, Chloe, June; Dick and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. William Aldred and children have gone to Wallowa Lake to spend a few days. Mrs. Ayres, of La Grande, visited a few days this week with Mrs. Virginia Witty. Miss Violet Hodgens, Jack Hodgons and Waiter Edgor, of Athena, were visitors In this section Sunday. Mrs. Fred Huffman and eon, Wal lace, of La Grande, spent last week at the home 6f tier brother, Ben Bendshadler. ": :i Miss Mildred Phillips Is staying at the Jonathan Orecn homo helping Mrs. Green during harvest. MIS3 Luella Rysdam has been stay ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bendshodler. i' ' Infant Passes Soon After Birth COVE (Special) The Infont son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laird ' was burled at the Cove cemetery Friday afternoon. He was born- Aug. 10 at the Orande Rondo ' hospital and died almost immediately. - i: vl 'l -- tentative Dates ' " For Wallowa Fair , , ft i I ENTERPRISE (Special) Tho Wallowa County Fair will probably be held Thursday, Friday and Sat urday, October 6, 6, and 7. This date huB been tentatively agreed upon and work of preparing programs and ex hibits Is being -pushed ahead with the view of having a real worth while program. " GETS MEDICINE; RyT A SMALL DOE ENTERPRISE (Special) Deputy Blicriff John Hlmllwrlght had a little dose of his own medicine last week when he entered the Jail In the court house. Deputy John Branson . not having noticed his going In, locked the Jail door before going to mnoli and also the outer door so that the deputy was securely locked inside. He remained until he attracted the at tention of Janitor Seabrook andi tutt ed him for release. The Janitor asked whati'Charge he was In. on, and Jf no did not know that he had no right to release a person except on direct order of the sheriff. After some Jok ing he was released but only after spending practically his whole noon hour In confinement. I SWKRTKNINO FROZEN KKSSKBTH A mixture of sugar and water ifcoll ed together mokes a good syrup for sweetening: frozen desserts, :But al ways remember that too sweet a mix ture will not freeze. '-! i ' Red & Wh ite Values A re Real Budget Helpers! !M'5F0RTUME SELDOM CHOOSES . m hl5 CUSIOPltKS. i MEBBfc TrtATS THE REASON f j myi kcu a wtiire, orocch ,5UC6US-' U2M iwaOk. rjw curr.nprm" if tit- Mi ill I wi oo our run Get the habit of planning your meals around Jtcd- & White values and you'll 'be mqne'',aIeaV, Xncj i addition, Re spite comparative lower prices you have the satisfaction of the finest quality foods standard, nationally known and recognized brands. FrL - Sat, Aug. 18-19 PINEAPPLE Sliced lied & White Eight Whole. Large Slices of the Perfect Fruit canned with Its own sweet' syrup. For salads or desserts It- is the best.' m- Cluitka CRAB MEAT Deep scq caught- A 1 moat all clnw meat, 2No. 2'2 Q7 Cans Oil ' Cans 29 c Walla 111 V. i Select Hnmif of HAMS ZS?v. Young Porkers Dry Sugar Cured POUND , 20c Small Sweet PICKLES Yolos Quarts 35c Seedless Rafeins l?hie & White 4-lb.Pkg. 25c Imported Sardines ' , :'.' Blue & White These arc Nor wegian In Pure Olive Oil 2 Cans-1! 's 15c InMant Tapioca lied & While ( . . .v, . I . Use It as a filler In pics as well as for dessert. 8-oz.Pkg. 10c Mother's Oats Lanio: Pnckntfo tflttt 'Premium Wesson il, Gal. The Accepted Salad Oil Fruit Punch ! WiiUliom'i True Flavors 25c 59c 3 for 25c 1 k I M i-:. CHiJi.USJl'lMWI 1 RICE Kellogg's Rice pjispies w Packages 21c With net or Magic Pnlnt Cards nnd Brush Frocl Pen-Jell Makes Jelly Jell Economical 2 for 27c 2 for 35c Malt -Old Vienna Can3?c A Ooxl Voluc ' - v ' CutCreen Beans hed is Whit Teiuler Strlngless Oronite FLY SPRAY ?7c r Kills 'em (load Pint Store Hours 7:30 a. m. to (i: p. m. Saturdays 7:30 a. 111. to 8:00 p. m. vvjrihiii sons The Sign of a Dependable Store Tellsof Plans w 1 HI 1 Plans of the French government to promote Tahiti as the "Monte Carlo of the Huuth Seas," with luxurious hotels and gambling casinos, were hinted by Gov. Lionel de Tastes, who left for his new, post at Papeete recently aboard the liner Makura. Jroin . San Francisco, JOKKI'JI 1'KltSONAI.S Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Oavlness and Mr. and Airs. John Ohms, who 3pcnt a week here visiting and attending to business, left Friday for their home, stopping over one day to visit Mr. Cavlness' sisters, Mrs. C. H. Con key and Mrs. Grace Molltor In La Orande, Russell Blevans is enjoying a two weeks' vacation In Portland and Orayland, Wash., with his sister and family, Mr. 'ami Mrs. Sam Reams. Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Relsland, of Missoula, Mont., who have spent two weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gaulke, left Monday on their way LARGE PARTY IS ' GIVEN, WALLOWA ,1 V WAIXOWA (Special) Mrs. Charles Hauprlohs and Mrs. 'Qlen Fullcy were co-haitesses at a large afternoon party on Friday at the home of. the former. Eight tables were arranged and an informal afternoon of orldge enjoyed. When scores were counted It was found that MJss Agatha Marvin held high score, Mrs. Barton made second high and Mrs. Hubert Johnson low. Each was awarded a lovely prize. Summer flowers . formed attr-otlve decorations far the tobies and rooms. During the refreshment hour, Miss Ethel Scott played tile ukelele and sang several Hawaiian songs which were greatly enjoyed by the guests. Those from out. of town who attend ed the party were Mrs. J. P. More lock, of La Orande, Mrs. Margaret McDonald and Miss Wllma Flack, of Wallowa Lake. . . - ' CUVH I'KHHONAI.H home. Mr. Oaulke went with them as far as Portland. Miss Lillian Duncan is home from a trip to the Century of Progress fair at Chicago. Miss Duncan reports her trip as very enjoyable and the fair wonderful. Miss Duncan teaches in the Pendleton school and will leava about Sept. 1. ,. . , Mrs. Ed Lorrell has had a letter from her son (Elwyn Kcrman), .who Is a patient In the veterans hospital at Walla Walla, that he is very muoh better. Mr. Kernan may go later to Hlnes hospital In Evanston, III. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scliaupp, of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Colon R. Eberhord and daughter, Dorothy, of La Orande, came in Saturday to visit Mrs. Ellen Knapper and granddaugh ters, Frances and Irene Schaupp. Mr. Echaupp is Irene's and Frances' lather. They enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at the lake. . a , Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nleman, of Im nana, have a baby daughter born Aug. 10. The little miss has the name Lucille Irene. Mrs. Nleman is at the home of Mrs. Alice Rlderbaugh. Peter Beaudoln; veteran sheep man of Wallowa county, .with his daugh ter, Mary, and son, William, and fam ily was at the lake Suhday. Mr. Beaudoln has passed his 78. milestone, is halo and hearty and Is tending sheep camp at Gumfoot, near Lick creek.' I The program committee of the I WUinttll B Viuw llicv nun -w. 'dent. Mrs. Fisher, Thursc'ay after , noon and arranged a program for the vear. Mrs. Walter Pierce will speak at the first meeting, Sept. 14. The program committee consists of Mrs. J. E. Mills. Mrs. T. E. Johnson and Mrs. A. V. uonsiiu. iwrs. riaiii planed a program of Interesting events, that. It Is hoped, will enrich the club treasury and make .possible the continuance of the library.. The library Is again a busy place since the Irult season i auout over and the circulation has again reached seventy five per day. ' ; Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Crause and Miss Ella McDonald of Walla Walla, were weekend visitors at the Mills home. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sharp and: fam ily who have Been visiting the Wes ley Smith's, have gone to Pendleton where he Is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Comstock, of Nampa. made a short visit at the R. S. Comstock home. They visited relatives In Baker and their sister Mrs. Homer Leffel In La Grande, then left for Portland. - i . Mrs. Nellie R. Grace was in town.' Saturday for the first time In several weeks, she came up alone In spite of the fact that she has nearly lost her eyesight. Mrs. Grace was ifor many years a familiar figure on the streets of Cove but since her resignar tlon from the library, and her affllc- I tlon she Is rarely seen and greatly I mlBsed. . . ... j Mrs. J. E. Mills was hostess at a Ismail parly at dinner Tuesday eve I nlng. Covers were laid for 13 Includ I Ing the Mills family and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. R. Conklin. and children .and ;A1- bert and Mrs. A. G. Conklin. .; Mis. A.' G. Conklin was hectics at' dinner Sunday, with coverB laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Love and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty and the two Hefty boys. Mrs. T. R. Conklin was hostess at a dinner Sunday and her guests In cluded Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mills, Dor othy, Allen, Lloyd andj Gale Mills, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Crause, Miss Ella McDonald of Walla Walla, Mr. and Mrs. .G. E. Barker' and Anne, Mrs. Lydla M. Lantz L. O. and Bobby Luntss. Covers were laid for 10 In cluding the Conkllns. Bethene Miller Expected Soon ' From Study Trio COVE (Special) Miss Bethlne Miller, of - Union, Is expected home at any time her aunt, Mrs. L. E. Anderson reports. Miss Miller has been In Europe for the past year studying In England, Franco and. Norway. She was In New York for a time after her return and was In Chicago at the Century of Progress when her family heard from her. 8he and two friends of hors will come west by airplane. The young women expect, to . spend some time on the Mlnam rivers and at the lake region In the Whitman forest near Wallowa lake. Miss Miller will return to Eu rope In the fall. MR., MRS. FREES ENTERTAIN FAMILY HILGARD (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kees .were host and hostess at a family, dinner Sunday . at their home jicig. pc.veuwen guests were present. The afternoon was spent In visiting. The, guests were: Mrs. B. C. Reea and Mr, and jure.- ul. v. roea, ka Lvve; Mrs. Carl Oassett and Mrs. Bllllo Von Siclen, of Ollroy, Cal.i Mrs. Cecil An derson und two children. Mr. and Mrs. Ernlo Bush nnd Miss Edi)a Jones, all of La Qrajide. 4 , i 1 MORE BED BUGS! These insect pesta may get Into any house . but they don't stay long where there Is a vigilant housekeeper.. Not when It Is so easy to get rid of them with Bu-hachl . . Simply sprinkle Bu-hach on the bed andl bed clothing, and dust It v into cracks and crevices around the room. Bu-hach brings a swift, sure end to any Insect pest, but Is guar anteed 'safe for human beings, and animals. Money back If It falls to epd the pests. i Comes in handy sifter cans at 25o I and SDs at all god grocery and drug stores, ..... - Adv. ( SPUR LOCAL JELLY MAKERS LOOK AT THOSE (WONDERFUL RIPE BERRIES AND FRUITS -WHAT JAM AND JELLY THEY WILL MAKE WITH CERTO! yes! andthis year i'm going to put up a double supply it is so easy to make jam and jelly With certoi Hundreds of women rush to local stores to get their Certo and berries . . . many planning t6 put up extra batches this year If you and your family like delicious jellies and jams (and what sensible family doesn't?), your DAY has come at last! For fhe markets are filled with luscious ripe fruits and berries . . . now at their cheapest and best. With Certo and the Certo recipes you can put up double the amount of jelly or jam in the usual time, too. Certo, you see, cuts your boiling time for jellies to only one-half minute. And jams rarely require more than one minute. Hence you can make a complete batch in 12 minutes or less from tliH time the fruit is nrcnared. t " " And Certo will give you belter tasting jam or jelly. All the fresh fruit flavor will be kept intact. And because no fruit juice has time to boil away, you'll get as much as one-half again more glasses from tlie same amount of fruit. .. So get your fruits today. And get your Certo, too. That's all you need to start rgA now to fill your cupboard with delicious jams and jellies that will delight your family all winter long! Certo is a product of General Foods. Get it at your grocer's. f 4 it. . FOR ALWAYS USING Reduces boilingtime. (Jel lies take J4 minute. Jams rarclymarctbanamiQute.) Saves the fresh fruit flavor. Gives half again more glasses. , .: , , j 89 Fail-proof recipes free ,wifh every oule,. . a QUALITY AND 'ECONOMY 7 Good For Friday and Saturday, Aug. 18-19 OXYDOL'S CONTEST 4 88rCASH PRIZES FULL DETAILS HERE Reg;Pkg.23c COFFEE Myrtle Brand Mb. Pkg. 3-lb. Bag 19c 55c Florida Gold Grape Fruit No. 2 Cans 13c Schillings Whole Pickling Spice 2 Cartons ...... 15c Snow Flake Sodas 2-lb. Box 29c Grangers We give Sales Slips for "Know Your Oregon and West" . CONTEST K. C. Baking Powder 10-lb. Can. 99 c Allpure Milk 3 Tall Cans .... 19c Bacon Light - Mild - Lean Pound 16c Certo 2 Bottles 49c Cheese I Pound 16c I Wesson u Oil" V-i Gal. Can 69c BLACKBERRIES ; for Canning Place Your Order "NOW" Prices Are Low ' Quality is High Cane Sugar ' 10-lbs.' 60c SO lbs. $1.19 Minced Clams 2 Flat CahsL. 29c Snowdrift 3-lb. Pail :.. 47c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Pinlr Bottle 2 for 23c STORE HOURS h Mon. - ;Tues. - Wed. Thurs. - Fri. 7 :30 a. m. to 6 p. ni. SATURDAYS 7:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Our Fruit ' Jar Prices Aire Bight Our Mothers' Cocoa 2-lb. Can ;. .. .. .. .. .. .20c Cantaloupes Junibo Size 7c Potatoes 10 lbs. 19c Crystal White I-aundry SOAP 10 Burs 2!li; IE I RICE 1 KRISPIES Rice Krispies and a Magic Book ot Color Pictures for the Children Given Free With-; 2 Packages Any Size Order Delivered . for 10 Cents
