La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 16, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, November 16, 1933 'Pasre Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. 13 I i : K 4) e c H ' i ride Ronde Valley j News of Interest j Initial Plans Are Made For a P. T. A. Assn., At Union TTMf fw rw11 A mfwtlntr at the Union hotel Wednesday considered toe organizing os & rareuv-1 ew-ua nnasvlatlnn hern. Mrs. N. W. Pre, state vice-president and president of the . r. a, councu in u unum, ' mim a tiiiv )ia nurnrjw -and work of the organization and Mrs. Isaac ehaier, off island cniy, county p dent, spoke briefly on the organiza . Uons in other towns and commtinl . tiMi Another meeting will be called come time thi;jreek tx complete, the organization. - - - You ctn get a home circus FREE! Masks, signs,iiiitnictionshow to build a real CIRCUS i n your bom e. Send o ne Pearls of Wheat pack age top and you get the CIRCUSfree.Scndtwo Vpiils of VP heat pack age tops and Ret circus plus a swell SIDE SHOW free; ; ; Mail package (ops to Carlo the Clown, Carnation Company, 1059 Stuart Building, Seattle, Washington. WALLOWA SHIPPERS GET SMALL PRICES WALLOWA (Special) - Much Ure stock Is stui going to market from this county. Most of the cattle ship ment have been disappointing to shippers. One farmer from Lcetine sent out four early spring calves and received a check for 1 47 per head for tho calves. Another received leas than 8 per head for medium grade cowb. Hog shipments from this county are like!? u be somewhat lighter than during post years. Cove Ladies Aid Names Date For 4 The Annual Bazar So. Fork Grange Has Social Meet COVE (Special) The Ladles Aid society has set the first Wednesday in December as the date for their an nual bazaar and dinner. The women have been busy on their prelimin aries for this event, which Is looked forward to by the entire community as well as valley people. This, and other matters were discussed at an all day meeting of the aid held Wed nesday at the borne of Mrs. Minnie McDannel. i Dicky Conklin Is Two Years Old Now IMlU.KIt FEK80NALS I The Imb!er girls volleyball team lost a close and exciting contest with the girls from Cove High school here Wednesday. The teams were very evenly matched and the contest was In doubt until the final whistle of the fifth and deciding game. Friday afternoon, however, -the girls came back strong and. decisively defeated the Union girls. This game, also on tho Imbler court, gave Imbler the series with Union two games to one. These games completed the volleyball season for the Imbler girls and they are now anxious to start basketball. The annual Father -Son banquet is to be held Nov. 23 In the ag. room. Earl R. Coo ley. state supervisor of -the Future Farmers will be tlve speaker. Tom Wlllet. of Wallowa, ex-president of the F. F. A. will be one of the principal' speakers. Mary Hazen has been absent from school fos some time on account of sickness. VERY ILL Cove Mrs. Hattle Alexander Is 111 at her hotne east of town. It Is feared that she may have suffered, a stroke. NEW MINISTER Cove Rev. Baker, the new Baptist minister, is coming here from Van couver, Wash., and will occupy the Chad wick house. WALLOWA (Special) South Fork grange held a social meeting Satur day evening, with a large crowd pres ent. A program. In charge of Mrs. Joe Fisher, consisted of: singing by the audience; two solos by Mr. Melvln Crow; talks by James H. Leonard, j master of the South Fork grange, Joe Fisher, pomona master and Supt. Robinson of the Lcetine schools, on matters pertaining to grange activities and community benefit and social features in which the grange la an Important factor. Games provided en tertainment for the balance of the evening. A supper was served by the grange women. Fun And Joy Club J : Is Entertained iv COVE (Special Mrs. Sefnicc-Mil- ler entertained the members of the Fun and Joy Bridge club at her home Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Howard Chaffee was the only guest. Three tables of cards were at play and in . place of the usual high and low score prizes a prize was given for the high j score at each table, the fortunate ; ones being Mrs. W. J. Hallmark. Miss ; Besse Kelley and Miss Vina Conley. Delicious rofreshmenta were served by the host. ' i COVE (Special) Dicky Conklin arrived at the age of two years Thurs day and In accordance with a cus-j torn here, his mother, Mrs. T. R. ! Conklin, gave him a party. At the' party were Peggy La Vlolette, Keith Hallmark, Clifford and Anita Towle, Paul Edward and Ordeth Oorham, Jimmy Chaffee, Gay and Dicky Conk lin. Roderick French was 111 and Don ald Hefty was just recovering from the chicken-pox so was not eligible, j Tho party was in the nature of a clr- j cus, with a big tent and a parade of , animals mode from such familiar i things as prunes, raisins, marshmal- i lows, etc., while In the tent was the birthday cake all decorated and bear- lng proudly aloft Its two candles. The refreshment plate was adorned with ; a team and wagon made from gum i drops, animal crackers, and graham! crackers, and carrying a cup of Ice , cream. It was voted to be "Some: Party." I NEW! No paper label to cut! No lid to pry loose! , T The, Tillamook fire of August 1033 burned over more acreage than has ', been covered by fires on private lands in Oregon during the het 20 years, i I according to the Pacific northwest forest experiment station. -fc St 0V We have ',. perfected the tin to match the perfect Baking Powder. Best of all it now costs you less. : Scyiing Cream of Tartar I 2 . Comer Cedar & Washington- Phone Main 759 '. DINAMITE A Good Hot Mush for Frosty Mornings, Pkg. 2 Pkgs. 43c 23c Fresh, Mcatv ? - BACK BONES 4 Pounds 25c California SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs 15c Good Head ; LETTUCE 2 Helds 9C Large Florida f r AA Grapefruit "mm his Seedless Preferred Stock RAISINS MAYONNAISE 21&!! 16c Quart 29c Fancv Grade Delicious APPLES Box 69c Golden West 1 Pound COFFEE 32c In one-quart Glass Jars. wisra IB mi, nail Fresh Home-Made Sauerkraut Quart 15c Carnation Rolled OATS Pktc 19c SUGAR 10 His. 60c 20 lbs. 51.19 100 lbs. S,-.S.- Veal Ground for Imf 2 lbs. . . .. . 25c Prcfered Stock Cream Pumpkin No. 22 Can 2 Cans .... 25c Preferred Stock Cream Squash !i 15c No. Can Harmony I-aundry Soap lQBars.. ..29c ',i'f Fresh From the Ovens and Vacuum Packed Strong -,'Rich and Mellow because of the fine old crop coffees, blended for the highest possible cup value. '' . . Red & White s. . 79c POUND 29c also Wadham's DRIP GRIND In Liirge Mouth Re-usable Jars Pound Jars 29c Features For Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17-18 SUGAR Fine Granulated 10 lbs. 60c Monogram Thread Cocoanut Premium Baking Chocolate Red : White Pound 19c 16c 2 Pound Red ft. White Pineapple Fancy Sliced Pears Medium Halves in Syrup New Potatoes & Peas In No. a Cans Blue & White '2cT43c 2 Large on Cans OOt Both 29c Rod & White OYSTERS You will marvel at the tine flavor ot this new pack Puget Sound Ojtstor. FYir frying, stew or dressing. they are more delicious than the fresh. tU Cans 33c Readv Mixed BISCUIT FLOUR Red & White. Add water or milk only. 40-oz. Package - 29c Toilet Tissue Red Jt While Cloth-Uke and Absorbent O Rolls 23c Blue While or Silk Tu-ne 6 RWls u9c Lyon's Fancy Peels Citron - Orange, and Lenwm Kor j-our Holiday Fruit Cake and L 1 Mtnce Meat you'll want the best. Small White Beans Matches 6 Box Carton 34c 23c 25c Blue .t Willie WASH0 Granulated Soap 2rX49c mm M3Z Fri.-Sat Nov. 17 & 18 ts 10 Lbs. , SALT ESE 89c Fresh Pound PEELS IE 27 BEANS Red Mex. 5 lbs. NEONS JDld Sweet 25-lb. Sack 32c Ainvay - The Old favorite '3 lbs. rTvri :i True Fi-uit Flavor JeBflweflE SSr 3 pkg. n5)c Coffee Nob Hill High Quality Pound as P-aker's COCOANUT ft. 10c Green Black TEA. 19c 1C 25c Snowflakes CRACKERS 2 pig. 29c Lily White The Ideal' Family Flour. SACK , BBL. ,WSE-4'$(I'6' Hnonmsi Salad Dressing Gold Medal ' Pints 7. 17c 'Quarts' rr',v:r .. :29c SOAP Harmony An -Extra Quality Laundry Soap 10 b 29c Baking Powder Calumet, Pound Can ... 25c Mince Meat 2 lbs. 25c Zee or Waldorf - ; ( j t Toilet Tissue ' 4 Rolls 18c -u- Tall Cans TVIilk . 4 cans 25c a Our Choice Asparagus Can 10c Cereal Postum Lb. 23c Quarts Purex 15c Iirge Head Lettuce Each 5c Carrots Bunch 2c For Fall festivities, Popcorn Balls seem to be "Just right." POPCORN BALLS 3 qts. popped com 1 cup sugar 1-3 cup white corn syrup 1 cup water 1-4 tsp. salt 1 tsp. lemon or vanilla. Discard all imperfect kernels and put the popped com Into a large pan. Cook sugar, syrup and water to the medium-crack stage (280 de grees P.). Add navorlng and salt. Pour over the corn, stirring with a spoon bo that all kernels will be evenly coated.. Shape tho com Into balls, and wrap In waxed paper. Wrapped in yellow cellophane and decorated with black paper cutouts, these enter Into tho spirit of tho autumn season. The Homemakers' Bureau invites you to write for any Information you c'leslro on homcmaktng, addressing your request to Julia Lee Wright, Safeway Homemakers' Bureau, care of Safeway Stores, Inc. Box 774, Oak land, Cal. i Cauliflower White Heads 2 for 15c SUGAR r Fine Granulated 1 10 lls. 20 lbs. ' 60c $1.19 v it PICNICS Mild Cure 12c lb. ; We Reserve High t to Limit Quantity Prices Effective While Quantity Lasts. t H it.