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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, November 1938 Pay Tribute To Mrs.IJossman As Church Leader Page Eight i 1 A hiRtt triwiw w mm: v: r: mo' mill), wbo tiled loss week lit MoMlmi- vllle, appeared In tflOrtonlatt'tl oilier any. Mrs. MohriwA u lor ninny ymri' a wslcteiit "here where ninny friend mourn her demise. 'Mi tribute:' ,i ' i i To tno Kdllort The many oldllm friend Mid associate of tlx late Mrs Cornelia B. Moomiii are not content to have her name elide my Into the archie of memory without further tributes to her sterling ohuraoter ana fin cMouiln ability. -. Well known n it leader In the de velopment of art mid art appreciation In Oreiton !io wm widely known throughout Oregon.' - Washington, Idaho and Southeast Alaska for IUmt untiring effort In forwarding the cause of 'mission. Treasurer" of th North Partflo Presbyterian Board of Missions for several yean, she had no peer, witn contributions from 150 women's so cieties, from- Christian Kndeavor so cieties, Brtnduy schools and mission bumls deshmatwl o troneral, special and contingent It was no small task to keep figure Irt the right plow. "The Kit W. R. Mackenile, an ex pert accountant, w the board's auditor. He aakl the books were the meat complicated ha had eve hand led -but the annual audit found no errbfa. .."' . w v ...-. tpon t' death of Mrs. W. & ladd; the derated and unUnnK president of the board for !K years, Mrs, MnM man wair ateeted to Uw position. Needless rnasy.. nru rilled It wlUi dignity, (race and' skill.' - ' fit la aale),'"How soon wa are for gotten when we drop out of active irort. True, but this la one-name that should be associated with mis sionary work In the northwest, and one never to be forgotten. MRS. 3. V. M1UJOAW. J i -T n - Portland. C t C. MEN BUSY CAMP RK8TIX. Bltkunv Or (Spe cial I Two crews, one under Chester Frenah, started work recenuy on' the Sftkum-Roseburg road, clearing right of "Way. " ,n - Pete MarNaughton toe a plunge bath the other dy. VB and a com panion were exploring along the creek aear .camp when the mass slipped, urerlpiiatinc him Into a deep pooi. ' Floyd Hobos, who -a-as with the for est serTtc crew when the trail was constructed alonit the Imnaha river frurft Eureka bar to the Cow ore brkUre. kaa been assigned to Ua C. u. u. eamp oy u jurea witm foreman.' '"' ' ' v V. N. Phillips, from Imbler. has en gaged tiring quarters In Ooqullle and axuecta his family to arrlr soon. Vir gil -Jack" Street er has ordered Jum per and will build a cabin fur Mrs. Streeter. who will com her from Perry, - .Spurious Stocks Flood New York, . I'-.- Officers State NEW YORK i Aided by un-, wtuiug federal gorernmem prop-; ganda. spurious gold mining stocks are flooding New York. Ambrose v.! McCall, chief of the bureau of ae- J curiuea at the state attorney gener al office, has declared, I Promoters of toe fraudulent cer-l tlftcat are utilising: acttvttlea of the j goernment In encouraging goKt uiln-, tug and offering premumis for newj gold as attracure selling points, he' said. I -The hardest thing we hare to' combat Is the federal propaganda," ; McCall said. 'TTiey even make mortes of gold mintiE tnd have them shown around. 1 "All you have had to say for the I last couple of months Is 'gold' and people cant think of anything else, j "AH the old gang that we t hought j we had routed Is coming back.' They're finding the pk-lilngs easy." 1 IHHiS VOlfK COMPUMNTS I DKNVKR m A -ternole commo-! ttoa" in the casement of St. Mark's! church, which neighbors reported. 1 eent polloe on a hunt for vandals, j Instead they found two polK docs that had fallen down an air -well j at the side of the butMing. and were complaining viccroustv. - j ... .. .- .ii 'l I Here's Joyful Xews For j Rheumatic Stiff crers j Swiftly and isifelv Trie Acid Starts To Go In 24 Hours Killing the pain of netwHJs, scia tica and rtteumatunt with dooe doesnt etid yvwa agony you've got j to get the ncwa uti ac.-d out of your olnu and muscles- i Thousands vfully praue AUXN-': RU bc-ause they kn.w by experience : that when taken as directed the pain ' the agony of rheumatism, backache, sciatica and neuritis leaves the body , In as hours no matter how tutm and persistent. Mcva Drug Ox and leading druc glsts everywhere know thst AUJ.1S1' la so ssclfvly aiiecuvv . thai one bvttie Is guar anteed to do esiactiy as uated or nvxiey bavk t'.xi , the pru-e is but (Uc. 1 A.Y j Look at Year HAT Every Eb IXesI y.ytt hat days ar just around the corner. Oet yours out and phot u for tspert cleaiurig and bkvklng. ODORLESS CLEANERS tlvl Washington Main TO! SUGAR Pure Cane . (PI 11 20 rounds . bLLiU 100 Poii nda .;..:. $6.00 COFFEE Monarch Brand . OKin l-ll. vacuum tin '. L .. awDC SPAGHETTI Regular 10c package, vhile . f stock lasts, pkg. . . DC PORK & BEANS In Ttunato Sauce, 1Q 6 medium tins ...J aWtC SALMON;., .' Columbia River Celilio Brand, -t f 1- lb. flat tins i.l 1UC BAKING POWDER Calumet Double Acting rf? . 2'i-lb. tins ; DC PEAS -BEANS -CORN "" -Ntv2 OUIS' l t: i TOJIATOES No. 2aCans "i fin Your Choice, each AUC Case of 21 S2.35 CORNMEAL New crop, white or yellow, nn No. 10 bag . '. .GjJC R0CKW00D COCOA 2- lb. can ., L. 23C MATCHES Full Count, 1Q Carton of 6 boxes OC SYRUP Staley's Golden Brand n No. 10 tins , l)OC CATSUP Preferred Stock, large bottles. nrn 2 Battles ZDC OXYDOL it saorr jtaii -i. 1 meaos - Large pkg. awll gT. trjs aw Therf? is hardly a day goes by that the daily papers do riot carry some news item that there wjll be a new tax placed on various, food products'. -We already have a , process tax . on products manufactured fi-om. wheat, a tax on all products made from, corn and another on' fresh and. cured meats and by-products. We are forced to add this tax on to the retail price of our stock but the following' list of products are' offered at prices that do not carry the, tax.- We urge you to make as many purchases as possible this week from this list. ' No Limit! Buy All You Want! MERCHANDISE EXCHANGED FOR SCHOOL PISTRIfTV NO,, J AND .CJT Y WARRANTSV ... SPECIAL miCES ON AIJ, MONARCH AND RICHELIEU CANNED FOODS BEEFSTEAK HAMS Loin, Rib, T-Bbne Half Or whole. Choice Extra fine quality. Sugar Cured; Any Size. . i2cib. : iecmii BACON SLICED HAM Squares. Sugar ,Cured Your Choice of Cuts 10c lb. 19c lb. PORK LOINS LARD Half or whole. Buy them 100 Pure whole, have your chops and Cello Wrapped roast at a low price. v - . . . lie lb. 4 lbs. 30c BOSTON BUTTS PORK SHOULDERS Lean, Meaty ; Extra Lean 10 c lb. 8c lb. SHORTENING BACKS . None Better. Fresh, for Seasoning 4 lbs. 25 c 11c lb. LEG 0 MUTTON MUTTON ROAST Extra Nice Shoulders 12c lb. 8 c lb. MUTTON STEW MUTTON CHOPS - , -Choice Cuts 6clb- - 12c lb. HAM HOCKS WEINERS Nice Meaty Ones Fresh Daily 7c lb. 1212clb. FLOUR "Martin's Best" Ci -7ft 49-lb. sack r........ D 1 I J7 $6.90 CHEESE Full Cream Oft . . 2,Pouhds 7l COFFEE M. J. B. Safety Seal, . OQrt A,ib. tin :.. OATS Carnation Quick Cooking, Medium package 3 pkgs. CAKE FLOUR Swansdown, JO' Reg. pkg. ..,1...,... w7C CAKE PLATE FREE WITH. EACH. PURCHASE SOAP Crystal White Oft5 10 bare '. 1 aW7L WHITE ROSE FLOUR $1.59 $6.15 49-lb. Sack Bairel . SN0WFLAKE CRACKERS . 2-ib: caddy 29c RAISINS New crop, Thompson Seedless, 25-lb. box $1.59 CAiAIPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 41c 6 cans TOILET TISSUE 1000 Sheet Rolls, 6 rolls 1 29c GLOSS STARCH J-lb, Package, 2 Pkgs 13c IVORY SOAP Medium size cakes, 6 cakes kind to everything it touches SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MONARCH AND RICHELIEU CANNED FOODS ONIONS Fancy U. S. No. 1 .'Vlb. Cloth B;ig CELERY Bim Bros. Lirs white stalks. 2 stalks 15C Concord Grapes Average weight 22 to 24 59c pounds. Lug CAUUFLOTOR Large white heads Each 7c LETTUCE 5c Large Solid Heads Each BEANS New crop, Red Mexican or Bayos, 10-lb. bag 39c GRANDE RONDE MEAT CO. CITY, HOOVER and FIR STREET MARKETS
