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LA tiRANPE EVENING OBSERVER. I A GRANDE. ORE.
Wednesday, November 8, 1933
IMBLER SCHOOL
BUDGET PASSED
Vi
a I ' IMBLER, Ore. (Special) The bud-
get tor school district number 11, Im-
-blor, was, favorably approved at tho
X , meeting of the taxpayers Monday.
? Nov. 0. The new (budget shows a rc
J f duotlon of 2.432.30 over lost year's
5 j, budget, disregarding debt service
2 uThio ltom Is slightly hlghor due to
'jj delinquent taxes and estimated re
h f eclpts ure slightly less, reducing the
1 1 savings In district tax to be raised of
,i . (703.43 over last year's budget. A
jl (summary of tho budgot shows:
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Estlnuulcd expenses S1D.020.03
atlmaied receipts 10,001.03
Balance, to bo raised by
dist. tax 0.010.00
It was pointed out by tho school
beard that the district was really In
good financial condition In splto of
tlio large warrant indebtedness as
this district holds warrants against
tho county high school tuition fund
sufficient to take up practically all
of last year's "warrant Indebtedness.
Tho Inability to cash 1111080 warrants
lias placed an extra burden on this
district.
This groat continent Is said to bo
moving westward at the rate of a
fow Inches a year. -That's enough,
howevor, to make us upstanding west
erners feel a bit chesty.
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Coiner Cedar & Washington Phono Main 759
,. C. & M. BAKED f
beans 2 cans 25c
POWDERED SUGAR 4 lbs. 28c
Beef Roast VEAL
Top Grade Meat Ground for "Loaf . -
10c"- 225c
PAR. Qlch
Concentrated Soap JL I
Carstens Netted Gem
Picnic Sh'Idrs . Potatoes
10c lb. I 15 lbs. 26c
"AMBKICAN" MIAMI) 1,0110
TOILET PAPER 5 ST 30c
D. & 1V1. A
BROWN 7
BREAD
25cl
Store Closed Saturday, Armistice Day, Nov. 11
Wallowa Lions In
benefit Party
WALLOWA ( Special )-The Wallowa
Lions ?lifb uporaored a haryout lipmo
(tanco Tuesday ulgUt and It was a
great success both as an entertain
ment and financially. Many of the'
guests ajipcared In costume In keep
ing with the Hallowe'en season and
splendid music was provided by tho
Enterprl&o orchestra. A large number
of Enterprise Lions and their ladies
motorod down for the dance. Cider
and doughnuts were served by tho
high school girls. This was tho first
of a serlos'tho Wallowa Hons are giv
ing to raise funds to purchase a
school bus.
THE NEWFANGLES
The Hand of Mystery!
UNION I'KHHONALS
Considerable Interest wns aroused
when a large plane suddenly swooped
down. -from the skies Tuesday fore
noon and passed low over some of
tho buildings. Whatever happened,
tho pilot righted the machlno before
forced to land and the lpud zoom or
tho motor as It regained altitude at
tracted many spectators. Many con
jectures as to the cause or its dlvo
downward wero suggested.
At tho regular meeting or the Wo
man's club Thursday Mrs. Boy Conk
lin had charge of tho program which
opened with two solos, "I'm Alono
Because 1 Love You"- and "The
Shadow Walt?." sung by Miss Alice
Miller with Miss Jane Smith at the
piano. Mrs. Roy Skecn, ol ha
Grande, gavo a group or humorous
readings. Mrs. Walter Pierce gavo a
very delightful talk on her Impres
sions or Washington. Her pictures or
the city, its line libraries and porks
and or tho congressional ha:is were
clearly drawn. Her audience enjoyed
seeing tho city, meeting the inter
esting women and visiting the ses
sions or congross along with her dur
ing her talk. The hostesses served a
lunch.
Charles Adams i slowly recovering
from an attack or doublo pneumonia
and his condition still remains rather
serious. Mrs.' Adams collapsed Satur
day night and she too has been qulto
ill since that time. Their daughter,
Mrs. Morris MlUer, of Dufur, has
been caring for them and Mrs. Mary
McCallum, a sister of Mrs. Adams, Is
here from Nompa.
A baby daughter was born Satur
day to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Johnson,
of Cralgmont, Ida. Mrs. Johnson,
formerly Emily Draper, is staying
with relatives hero.
Kom Cadwoll arrived this week
from Vancouver, Wash., to spend a
couple or weeks with his father, O.
I,. Cadwoll.
Dr. and Mrs. George Horrman and
Jeanne returned Sunday from a two
weeks' visit with relatives at Berk
eley, Cal.
Mrs. Willis Phillips was hostess to
the members of the Lucky 13 at her
homo Friday. Following a luncheon
VOO OLD CLUMSY1. YOU'D SW 'orl-SW-WMT TIL.U
I ' PW-J2AELV f AU OVEQ SOUTHING I I FIND THE. LWHT -
at ono o'clock, three tables of bridge Ted Sclblrd, who Is spending a few
we're arranged. Mis. Walter Cock days hero. , "
made tho high score for the after- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cock and Mrs.
noon and Mrs. John Martens low. Martha Ford havo returned from
Mrs. 8. O. Cates has returned from Yakima where they visited Mr, and
Seattle, bringing her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. C. L. Robinson.
T"
At the regular, meeting of th.e li
brary board Monday p.Hms were dis
cussed for Interesting tlia public In
Book Week which will be observed
from November 12 to 18. Tho library
has rocolved Boveral new books for
-rr" Counts
Opposite The
Post offlee
NELSON
KSI
McQay's Stores
Store Nq. 1 1704 Adama
Phono Main 515
Member of
N. K. A.
Store No. 2 -- 2916 N. 2nd.
Phone Main 109
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY & FRIDAY
FLU
FEDERATION
49-lb. Suck $1.73
4 Sucks $6.89
60c
$1.19
Oysters
Wndco Urand,
2 Cans
23c
Salad Dressing
Kraft's Miracle Whip,
Pint Jar
Crackers
Snowflukcs,
2-lli. I!ox ....
29c
Oats
Mother's Crystalware,
Large pkjr.
PUMPKIN
ESS?
s 1 t'rpt'orivrl Stock
IN J l''ancy Quality
Fill i ifnHini
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Peaches
Wadhani'a Fancy,
2 No. 2io rams .....
35c
Wo Have a Complete- Stock of 1
Swiss Steak
Pound
12c
LETTUCE
Large, Solid Heads
3 for 13c
PARSNIPS
6 I.hs.
, l!lc
STORES OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. FRIDAY CLOSED ALL DAY
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17r. If
2.. 1 S
CORN, ' 111
(lolden Ilantam
Soap I jj
I!ol) While, OCT I
10 l!ai'.s ZDC g I
resh and Cured Meats ( I
Hams II
Half or whole, -t o
Pound lQC 1
ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT
25-lb. Ilan Florida
3."c 3 for 2oc p
SATURDAY 11 1
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I SAUER
KRAUT
I Save Every
Day!
This is a common expression made by many of our cus
tomers . . . and it's true ! If you make it a daily practice
of buying- all your food requirements at your Red & White
Store. ,
STORES CLOSED
- ARMISTICE DAY
SAT. NOV. 11
Here Arc a Few
. Examples of Red .
& White Savings
Thurs. Fri.
Nov. 9-10
Red & White
Made from Choice
Heads and Put Up
in Finest Urine.
No. 2i2 Size.
2 for 23c
Red & White
Hominy
No. 2io Size Can
2 for 23c
Porter's Cellophane Wrapped
Macaroni
or
Spaghetti
Pound Package
Red & White
SODA
One Pound Pkg.
2 for 15c
Green & White
Salad Dressing
29c
Quart Jar
Dromedary
Dates
Pitted or Unpitted
18c Pkg.
S3
Wadhiuns Pound Size Jar
DRIP
COFFEE
The new, improved
wide mouth jar.
I. X. L.
Almonds
Fine, Fresh Meats
2 lb, 43c
Diamond W. Brand
CURRANTS
Convenient
15-oz. Size
Package
18c
Whjte Naplha
SOAP
Red & White P.rand
10 b. 29c
Rod & White
shakeUsalt
2-lb. Containers
2 for
15c
Flake white'
The Popular Shortening.
4-Pound Container
47c
. Pabst's . .
Cheese
ia-lb. Cartons ,
2 fOT 31c
-.t..n. n.i uhMl have an attraotdvp
dinnlav at chlltlrou'a books du.rlnj
that week. Just teoeutly tho Oalon
library hae been plaofd on tho mail
ing list' and will receive 100 books
Irom tho Carnegie Endowmoat Fund
lor International Peace. There are
only 467 libraries m the country re
ceiving thl benellt and patron ol
the library are invited to. read the
books aa they come In. They are
sent In small, shipments, the tlrat
one being "Autobiography ol Andrew
Carnegie," "The Old Savage In the
New otvlllratlon." by Raymond Fos-
dtok; "Euuglvter of the . Norikln," by
Suglmoto: "posn, m ivm.
S. Merrick; "Prom Chaos to Control,"
Sir Norman Angell; and "An Amlwble
Adventure,'-1 by Amy Joeea.
Mrs. Nora Allen, widow of the late
"RiniriAf. Allen and her sons, Jay
and Bunny Reynolds, lelt the last ot
the week lor Marannem wnwo - wiey
ninn -n uva. Thev sold the Pastime
pool hall to Bert Shelton,
Mrs. Jennie Adams has gone to
Coqullle to spend ithe winter wltli
her daughter, Hazel, who teaches
there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson arrived
fmm Hamilton. Mont., last Week fo
epera) the winter with their son and
oaughtei.m-iaw, r. aoij m.
Elliot, of Portland, came with them
and returned ; fepme yirednesday.
Another daughter, Mrs. a. p. aiwrr
rnt. nnri Hiiahnnri rlrova over from
Walla Walla to spend the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. u-. . rias ipiu uca-
rlnv tnf Ri.nt.tlM tn Vffdt fttul thfiV OlfiO
plan to see the football game In Port
land Saturday..
Mr. and Mrs. Roy .ConkHn and Boy
.Tiinlnr nnnnt. thn TOPekend at Ontario.
going ito attend the funeral of Mi.
ConkUn's brother, Siugene. ' .
Ron. If. W. BaxJcar. lormar tUsjUlgt
aupcrlntendent of the eastern dis
trict gave a flue qddress at Vie Metho.
alui ohurch aurutay, moruJng, tnklng
as his subject ''Torch Bearers and
Empire Builders." Bpeclal muslo was
furnished by the Epworth League
choir. Dr. Parker was obliged to oan
cel his evening engagement because
of Illness In the family.
M HAT
are just arauna
the corner. Qejt
$t:w ' your put and
phono us for
upert cleaning
and blacking.
ODORLESS CLEANERS
1107 yas.hlugton " Main 7tl
NOTICE
Series "A" Time Certificates of
Deposit issued by the First Na
tional Bank at La Grande, Oregon
on March I, 1933 and due1 on
December 15. 1033, have been call
ed for payment pp. November is,
1033. Interest on same ceases af
ter that date.
First National Bank
. of La Grande
' DaVld I. Stoddard, President
A. K. Parker, Cashier
Blue White
RIPE OLIVES
One Pound Can
Rrrt A: White
PEANUT BUTTER
One Pound Glass Jnr ....
17c
16c
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 9-10
Dc!oreC0RN
10c
Bacon 16c
Lb.
Crescent
Baking
Powder
ltn25C
MRD
432c
Golden
West
Coffee
Best in West
1-lb. Can
28c '
Aiiv6qia'
Uruml
No. Vi
Can
PUMPKIN
10c
Minced
Razor
CLAMS
Flat Can 15c
New Crop Seedless
RAISINS
4t;g24c :
Mushrooms
Pieces and Stems
-. Can 4-oz. Can 8-qz. Can
10c 17c 27c
White
King
Granulated
SOAP
Large Pkg.
29c
Kitters CORNSTARCH
Pork and 6c .
Beans . ;
pari . Pikes Peak
CAKE FLOUR
' S 25c
FORM AY
3;L49c
Amaizo
Golden
SYRUP
No. 10
Pail
59c
SUGAR Swee0htatoes
Fine ip.
Granulated Binn Bros.
10 lbs. ;... 60c ; efeSfharts
25 JbS. . , . .$1.48 CAULIFLOWER
' '' 5c Pound
Our Store Will be Closed All Day
"Saturday -- Armistice Day
But Will be Open Until 8 P. M.
Friday, Nov. 10
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