Thursday, October 5, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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'IDAHOANS FAVOR
CONSTRUCIIONOF
I-O-N HIGHWAY
WASHINGTON V Favored by
Idahoana an cutting 700 miles from
the distance between, their fields and
Pallfprnia markets, the IdnhoOre-gon-Nevada
cut-off to provldo a
north-south main highway for dis
trict between the Cascade and Rocky
mountains, Is being urged by Sena
tor Pope (D,, Idaho), and T. A- Wal
ters, first assistant secretary of the
interior.
At present It was explained at Sen
ator Pope's office, Idaho shippers
must send their craps either across
Washington or Oregon tq the co.at
and thence to California. This not
only delays reaching the market h"1
Increases shipping costs "to the detri
ment of the Inland shippers."
The road It was said, would cut
the distance x 'between -Idaho fields
and California markets approximately
in half.
A great amount of the highway has
been constructed by . .the ' various
states; but it was pointed out, it can
,be .completed to . extend from the
Canadian border to Mexico for ap
proximately $1,500,000. '
As outlined dt the senator's office
by Walters, the road would follow U.
S. highway, No. 95 which ends at
Wciser, through Idaho. Under the
senator's plan it would be extended
through Eastern Oregon down the
Jordan valley, thence through Ne
vada and Into California.
Oregon -const interests, it was ex
plained, ihave offered an alternate
route thrqugh Crane, Oregon, to con
nect the Portland road and thence
south into California. Engineers were
quoted as saying the route via Port
land would cost approximately $2,
000,000, or $700,000 more than the
Inland route and would save but lit
tle mileage.
The proposed highway would tap
an irrigated area or Idaho In which
-between $22.Q00,000 and $25,000,000
has been spent by the reclamation
service, Walters said, and In addition
would give another outlet to Montana
wheat and livestock producers.
Loans A yqilqble
For Wheat Crops
In The Northwest
SPOKANE, Wash,. Government
loans, limited to a maximum of 4300.
for winter wheat production -may be
obtained la all states which normally
produce winter wheat.
It is announced that the regula
tions will closely follow those of other
crop loans requiring a first ilon on
the crop to be seeded', with, a note
maturing August 31, 1934.
BAHV .MIU0M ItQSE
dOMIUNATlON KEVIVKD
PARIS W) Baby fclue and old
rase are a 1034 color combination
which Paris has revived. The color
combination, a favorite In tha
"mauve decade," 1b generally used as
an accent on teatimo or evening
clothes. One black tulle evening gown
Is trimmed with a bow of baby -blue
and rose striped ribbon at the waistline.
PANTIIUIt TRIMMING ON
NKW KNHEMItLES
PARIS (fl) panther trims a num
ber of smart fall ensembles. One
costume of green ribbed wool com
bines a slender frock with a match
ing three-quarter length, loose coat
collared In panther. A muff and
toque of the same spotted fur com
plete the ensemble.
WHITK MONKEY FUR
TRIMS FALL MOllELS -.
PARIS m White . monkey fur
makes novel lur trimmings In the
fall -mode. One smart PariBlan wears
With a black frock a little shoulder
capo of white wool covered with white
monkey. To complete the ensemble
she wears a little toque covered with
the same white fur.
H undreds Apply for Jobs as Ford Hires Veterans
Hare are sumo pt the hundreds
ot veterans who nppearfed at
Amorlcnn Logjon headquarters
.in Detroit niter Henry Ford
had authorized the legion to
employ BOOp men witH B"1
service records to work in his
.nutomoliilo factory
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WHITi; AND BLACK GIRDLES
WITH W1IITB FRO0K
WASHINGTON () Mme. Walra
vens, wife of the new secretary of
tbo Belgian embassy, Is wearing onq
of the satin frocks for formal affairs.
It 'is white with two crushed girdles,
one white, one black. The long, loose
hanging sleeves are made of the black
satin.
WILL AID APPLE
MEN WITH LOANS
SPOKANE, Wash. Because of the
emergency which eslsts In marketing
Jonathan apples, the regional agri
cultural credit corporation headquar
ters' In Spokane ha: iwnpuhced that
the credit corporation iiiul the recon
struction finance . corporation have
reached the decision that they , will
make commodity loans on Jonathan
apples to be secured toy a negotiable
warehouse certificate, from approved
cold storages. ....
It Is felt that by making e, com
modity tiau Of 35 tVlo pur itux of
Jonathan eif.Ua. fancy and. tfnoy ap
ples, 438 -to 218 szes, 'ithat growers
and .packers will not force the eulo
of an undue amount of fruit during
tile packing season. In addition to
the 85 cents per box, (7 cents wlU 'be
advanced to cover the first mouth's
storage. i ,
- 1 HIIUKniPKI) STKINO IIKVNS
Shredded string beans are very
palatable and cook more quickly than
(the ordinary 'kind. A good 'way to pre
pare them la to steam y .cooking in
a double boiler.'
Supply aside, what the government I
cnieny encounters la demand.
Cake catastrophes more often -result
from baking In too hot an over
than from any other cause.
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Phone Main 759
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Candied Cherries
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Large Size
RINS0
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Per
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Garden Glory
Apricots
No. 2!2 Size, .in Syrup
2 for 35c
Flapjack Flour
10-lb.
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55c
Fresh and Delicious
Bulk
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HLACK-WMI-TE )RBS8
IIKMGUTS CAI'ITOL
y ashing TOV iff) Miss Rebecca
Alfaxp, daughter of tliQ former 'min
ister of Panama .and her escort de
lighted a recent dance by appearing
in black and white costumes. Miss
Alforo's was a frock of black linen
trimmed with a row of tiny wliite
buttons and worn with a fitted long
coat -of white Jlnen. Her escort wore
black trousers and ' a white mess
Jacket.
Try Carnation Oats tomorrow and you
too will realize why so many experienced
housewives prefer them. The reason: their
distinctive (oste, their uniform smooth
ness, .owest prjee in many years.
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Best Grade
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31bs29c
Leg o'
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Good Size
FRESH CRAB
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SANI-FLUSH
Can 22c
With one scrub brush FREE with each can.
YOU CAN GET ORONITE FLY SPRAY HERE
Orange and Lemon Peel Z.fin
Fancy Halves Per Lb. OlC
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Pkgs.
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Grapes the last frwit crop of ihe
season are coming in 1... So .put .up your
jams and jellies now before prices risl
What an opportunity if you act at once! Sugar prices are
on the way up. Grapes are abundant. AU'jelly-making
materials arc down in price .. .
So get busy now and stock your jam cupboard to over
flowing with those jams and jellies your family loves!
With Ccrto and the Certo recipes it is so easy! Certo, you
know, .cuts your boiling time for jellies to only one-half
minute. And jams rarely require more than one minute.
Hence, with Certo, you can make a complete batch in 12
minutes or less from the time your fruit is prepared!
And the Ccrto short-boil method gives you half again
more glasses from the same amount of fruit. And belter
tasting jam and jelly, too. Because none of the fruit juice,
none of the fine, fresh fruit flavor, has time to boil away.
So don't wait until prices rise. Remember grapes are
the last of the fruit crops. Get your grapes, sugar, and Certo
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Picnic : '
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School Time
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Pkg.
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Fig Bars
1 Fresh Wholewheat
or Plain
2 Lbs.
25
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Package, Non-T'i'enijum
Sweet Potatoes 4 IDS. EG
COFFEE
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The Old Favorite
3 lbs.
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BACON
Well Streaked
'" with Lean
15c Pound
Grape Nuts n..
Post Toasties 2 pkOS. Egc
Fresh Roasted
Peanuts
2 lbs. 25c
Bathroom Tissue
Waldorf
4 Rolls .. .. .. .. .. 18c
Van Camps 800's
Pork & Beans
Bondless iji)( Rolled
Picnics
Extra Fancy
Snowdrift 3 1 pail
Wesson Oil
Ida'? lavprtle recipe.
Klce rlcdlinoiile
1 cup rtco uncooked
1 onion
2 triblt'fipoona olive oil
4 or 6 cups soup stock
1 cup mushrooms
Vi cup KrRtetl Parmesan cheese
3 tablespoons tomato sauce
Suit and pepper
Heat oil In frylnf? pan, brown on
ion sllBlitly In It and add rice. Fry
to a golden brown, then add broth
a little at a time, stirring constantly.
Add mushrooms and cook until ten
der. Just before removing from (Ire
add torn n to sauce, fwasonlngs and
cheese. Sprinkle with additional
cheese. Servoa six to eight.
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menu planning or special recipes,
send in your request with a self- ad
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Fancy Crisp
Celery 15c
Ca.73 sk.
66.03 bbl.
10 69c
3 .b8. 10c
29 c
4 Cans 15c
Cheese
Krafts - -
AmeritUin - Pimento
27
orc 10 lbs.,-. .. 6ac
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19c
COFFEE
Nob Hill
Pound
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Pint Cans
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Pint 20C
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