Thursday, December 7, 1933
' Vagt Four
tX GRANDE EVENPWTDBSERVER, HA GRANDE, PRE.
HOMER GRIFFITH
HURT;WOfTTPlAY
AGAINST HUSKIES
LOS ANGELES, D. T Ut - With
the cripple list Increased by the ad.
dittos at Homer Griffith, senior quar
.tertoack. Southern California's foot-
' boil team vent Into another huddle
with Itself today, determined that Its
final game with Washington here
Saturday shall not end In defeat.
Griffith probably wUl not be able
to start the game became at an
ankle sprained In the Georgia game.
Be U not Ukely to play more than a
lew minutes at best.
- This means that Irvine Warburton.
H7-pounds at Alt-American football
'Ire. probably will be called upon to
engineer the Trojan attack.
Warburton started his first game
against Oregon and while he didn't
' do much running with the ball, he
threw and caught passes with great
regularity.
Blnce Warburton does both these
things, packs the ball In long dairies
down field and quick kicks too. Tro
jan foUowers bare taken no time out
to bemoan the loss of Griffith, If It
comes to that, even though his play
against Notre Dame and Georgia was
one of the big features.
Then, too, there was Bill Howard,
promising sophomore signal all outer.
German postal authorities are ex
perimenting with torpedo mall ear
ners that can travel at a speed of
200 miles an hour over aerial cable-ways.
Partial List Of
Bouts For Fight
Card Announced
A partial list of bouts that are to
be dished up In rapid-fire order on
the Eagle big relief fund one-night
tourney of champions and near
champions were announced for the
6acajawea arena for next Wednesday
night. . .
The first fights on the. bill, sub
ject to change if the tourney officials
believe better ones can e arranged.
aro: i
Heavyweight Bay Bemey, E. O. H.
star. vs. Stanley Beaeey,. La Grande.
champion; or Jack Uorria, North
Powder. Light-heavyweight Dave
Tripp. Union, champion, vs. Bill Zlv
korlch. La Grande, challenger- (Zlv-
kovlch was fought as heavyweight
here recently Is making Ught-heavy-
welght class for next week's bill).
Middleweight Lowell Hutchinson.
champion of Union, vs. Jimmy Chan
dler. Eastern Oregon champion. Wel
terweight Vic Tarter, champion of
Union, vs. Johnny Zigler, Eastern
Oregon champion.
Lightweight Leslie Sullivan. La
Grande, challenger, vs. Gerald Butch
er or Bemle Sinclair, champion of
Lewlston. Ma., tourney. Feather
weight Orville Bowers, Eastern Ore
gon champion, vs. Jackie Clark, cham
pion of Baker's one-night tourney;
or Fred Henderson, North Powder.
Bantamweight Jay McCray- Hasten)
Oregon champion of Wallowa, vs.
Floyd Sullivan, La Grande, challeng
er. Flyweight Bobby Dougherty,
champion of one-night tourney at
Wallowa, vs. Francis McClure,' Eastern
Oregon champion. La Grande;' As
many other bouts are to be announc-1
ImblerM. I. A.
Hoop Schedule
Is Completed
IMBLER, Ore. (Special) The 1m-
bler M. X. A. members hare made
their basketball schedule for the year,
which is as follows:
Union at Imbler Dec. 14.
Imbler at La Grande Dec. 18. ,
Imbler at Baker Dec. 21.
La Grande at Imbler Jan. 4-
Imbler at Union Jan. 8.
Baker at Imbler Jan. 11.
Oub Wagoner, former Imbler High
forward, will be minus from the Im
bler team this year due to gradua
tlon. and will play on the M- L A.
team. i
Franklin Named
On All-Opponent
Team by Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb.. Dec. 7W - Before
forgetting the 1933 football season
the Nebraska Cornbuskera, champions
of the Big Biz. selected an "all-
opponent" honor roll from the ranks
of tiama they opposed.
Three .-- were . given unanimous
choices. Ther " are Sk&ladany and
Walton of Pltteburgh and Franklin
of Oregon State. George Bauer, Ne
braska's AU-Ameiican fullback, rated
Franklin as the best ball carrier n
played against during his three years
as a Husker ace.
ed later featuring La Grande stars
against outsiders. The first fight
Wednesday night is to start at 8:30.
Grande Ronde Meat Company
These Prices in Effect at
Main Store Hoover Market
Fir Street Market
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TVr A TVjnni7"rM School District No. 1, City of La Grande and
T V xA-TN J. JCjJLe warrants, in exchange for merchandise.'
Union County
OATS RAISINS PINEAPPLE
MOTHER'S New Crop Matched slices
China or Crystal Seedless No. 2' Tins
Large Pkg. 4-lb. Bag 2 Tins
25c 25c 35c
HERSHEY'S WALLA WALLA 1TT4
K COCOAi PEAS CELERY 4
Buy a supply at this P- - ran . . 10c
low price Case of 24 Cans Fa"cZsalks
16-oz.Can or Stalks.-
15c 3-35 15c
Pork & Beans ORANGES
In tomato sauce No. 22 Can . . . 10c ' Sunkist Navels
Medium Tins Case of 24 Cans 2" size
5c $2.35 249
CHASE & SANBORNS pi yfi
COFFEE tZ,"Z IVORY SOAP
Holiday sale price heads Medium
Lb. Each ' Cakes Bar
27c 8c 5c
; HAMS
i Any size.
S Sugar cured. II).
16c I
j BEEF ROAST i
i Choice steer beef. O 1 S
: u. ...o2C i
SltooirtteiraSimg 4 iho r h
Cellophane wrapped. ' WVm 1
'Zu - """" "i
i HAM HOCKS !
.... ... 9c !
2 to 3 lb. average.
! LI).
j CHICKENS
Colored. Extra quality. !
Sausage 3 c
3C
j VEALROAST j "sErIEaiJT j
j ibs fine iua,ity' X9c I j f Qp"a"d 1 Wcinera 22c S
rPICNICS ! veal steak j
I sr 10c j I izchor: ....25c j
AT THE LIBERTY.
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FIND IT
HERE
Copj for tiiis Colama mast
b in by a. m.
A GIFT FOB THE WIFE
Electric mixer with portable motor.
Air-cooled and cnroxnlum plated. Only
ft 13 at Melville's. 12-7-1 t.
On tou.'.t One veek only. Alcohol
per yal, 60c. Bohnenk&mp's. .
12-l- t.
LEE TBACV aMAE CLACK ih-j
'TURN BACK THE CLOCK
The most startling Innovation In
plot for a screen production to come
out of Hollywood since the advent of
talcing picture is to be seen In Turn
Back the Clock." Lee Tracy's la-tt
starring rehicle, which opens Friday
at tne Liberty theatre.
The -picture Is a revelation of what
might happen to a person who was
given an opportunity to relive his
life with the benefit of mature ex
perience. Brents of recent years and
even months are brought into the
unique plot written toy Ben Hecht
and Edgar Selwyn.
In the role of Joe Gimlet, wise
cracking, self -sufficient "small town
er" who leads a double existence, Lee
Tracy delivers one of the most en
tertaining performances of his entire
career. He is given a chance to
double up on gag situations and he
takes advantage of every one.
Through dramatic sequences he lash
es out with an emotional violence
tht p. terrific power to the entire
production.
Currier's Tablets at Moon Drug Co.
ll--l m.
Moon's Pure Vanilla extract is bet
ter and costs less. 3 oz. 33c, 6 cc 53c.
Pt. ftl.39. 11-6-1 m.
BUY PEACOCK SLACK
Jor your stokers. Gal ther Ice and
Fuel Co. 11-27-1 m
Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Ct.
11-4-1 m.
Dry Box Factory Wood. Large truck
load delivered $5.50 per load. Tele
phone orders collect. Pondosa Pine
Lumber Co.. Elin. Ore. 12-7-2 t.
? !
WAFFLE SETS
for gifts in a variety of colors, $1 to
$3.20 at Melville's. 12-7-1 t.
Forsgren Defeats
Pat Reilly, Boston
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 7 W! Jack
Forsgren, 220, of Vancouver, B. C...
won the main event on last; night's
wrestling program here from Pat
Re illy, 206, of Boston, two out of ,
three falls. j
- DID YOU KNOW THAT
paints, varnishes, road-oils and Inks
on garments should be removed at
onoe to prevent "setting. In case of
an : "accident' call Main 56. Stand
ard Laundry. 12-7-3 t.
IMPOVERISHED BLOOD, PIMPLE!
Kenneth W. Gardner o
Sprinsneld, Ore., said
'When I was a bay, my di
tnx'ujn ws peer, 17 buot
wzs imDoniuhed. I hc
jsY pimples oa my fce uk
body, ibo blotches ant
Medical Dtscorery rryulitM
my digestion and increxs
mi anrlitf : alv mv ran
"""fl w. zzzir-ia in pmipies u mj
blood become pore rod I wu agtia well.'
Write Dr. Piera'a Clinic, Buffalo. N. Y
New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid SI -CO. Lrg
size, ubs. or liquid. J1.J5. " e Do Our Pan.
Vfjetarlan Bears
HYDER. Alaska CP) Tne prefer
ance of black bears for carrots and
other garden produce has local gar
deners up In arms. In obtaining
their vegetable dinners the animals
trample and pull up milch, more
than they -consume.
BUS SERVICE
For WAJXOWA. ENTERPRISE,
JOSEPH and Way Points.
Leave La Grande. Dally
10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M.
For PENDLETON, Way Points
Leave La Grande, Daily
10:30 A. It.
U, P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams
Phone MAIN 43
MESSENGER SEBVICB
Parcels delivered within city limits
19o. Over 100 lbs, extra. Phone
Ualn 783. 10-8-1 mp
fieaM bids will be received (or the
sale and removal of barn on Blue Ut.
Orange grounds, to be opened at next
meeting. Dec. 16, 1933. By Ex. Com
mlttee. 12-7-1 t.
LET THEKE BE EIGHT
From the cleverest lamps tnat you
have ever seen In the new lines of
Table. Stand, Plotti. Bridge, Radio,
Boudoir and Bridge Lamjie nov on
sale at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. There has never been so many
clever and distinctive lamps shown
In La Grande as you will now (Ind
at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop,
In prices ranging from tl.00 and up.
You are Invited to visit the lamp
department at Richardson's Art and
Gilt Shop, "The Christmas Shop."
12-7-1 t.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Toil can get scratch paper for
school at the Observer. Now 2 pads Sc.
- 14-t t.
NOTICE
Mrs. Dan Ring or her heirs should
communicate at once with Attorney
W. G. Ooieman, Walla Walla. Wash
ington. 12-7-3 t
CHINESE NOODLE FEED, 20c
Christian church basement Fri.,
Dec. 8. By Division C. Beg. 5:30.
12-6-2 t.
TURKEY DINNER, 50e
Presbyterian church, Fri, Dec. 8,
6:30. Also candy, apron and white
elephant articles oa sale afternoon
and evening. 12-5-3 t.
Large assortment of pictures from
15c up. Ideal Christmas Gifts. Noah's.
CAREFULLY SELECTED CARDB
.Sentiments which will please you
for every member of your family add
friends will be found In the new line
of Christinas Cards now at Rlc nat
ion's Art and Gift Shop. "The ChrUt
masahop." 12-7-1 t.
ADJOURNED
. . SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that a spe
cia! meeting of the shareholders of
the First National Bank of La Grande,
Oregon. Is called to be held at the
City Hall at La Orande, Oregon, at
10:00 a. m.. Saturday, December 9,
1933.
This meeting Is called to determine
the policy of this bank relative to
Federal Deposit Insurance and other
matters properly coming before the
stockholders.
At the Direction of the BOARD OP
DIRECTORS OP THE FIRST NA
. TIONAL BANK OP LA GRANDE.
' (Signed) A. K. PARKER, Cashier.
12-2-6 t
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
WARRANTS CALLED
School District Number One Union
County, Oregon, warrants numbered
2791 to 3055 Inclusive are hereby
called, and the same wl.l be paid
when presented at the office of the
District Clerk in the High School
Building, La Grande. Oregon.
Interest on the above numbered
warrants ceases after date of Decem
ber 7, 1933.
r. o. WILLIAMS, District Clerk.
12-7-1 t.
.flLUS-CHALMERS-
Track type and Air Tired Tractors.
,. Combines, Implements,
Road Machinery.
. CHANDLER TRACTOR
EQUIPMENT CO.
1312 Jefferson Main 632
LABORATORY TESTS
CHECK EFFICACY 0
KELLOGG'S AIL-BRA
Show Why This Delicioui
Cereal Overcomes common
Constipation
There are scientific reasons f
. , . ArfRnAM In
tne bubxm . - an yit
venting and relieving common con.
T -I :n.,u 1
stipaiiun. ""omsauuni
show that it supplies "bulk" to ex
ercise the intestines; and vitamii
B to promote appetite, ana neip tons
tne wieauuai
These two important food-eleJ
mciiiB aiu ' '
do away with the headaches, loss
. . -. i .
01 appetite aim cucijr dv wu uia
result ot constipation.
The "bulk" in All-Bran is mild
! .mnh lilrA t.hAf nt lafj
111 oubiuii ----- -
tuce. Inside the body, it forms i
soft mass, which gently clears thJ
intestines of wastes. j
Isn't this pleasant "cereal way ,
far more healthful than using pills
and drugs so often habit-forming
Just eat two tablespoonfuls of
Kellogg's daily enough for mos
i.. o. r.4 nnatinniinn. It nnf m.
ijpca ui ... 2 - ..... Awl
Ueved this way, see your doctor.
Besides, All-Bran brings youi
body twice as much blood-building
iron as an equal amount by weighf 1
of beef liver.
Special cooking processes make
All-Bran finer, softer, more palaU
able. Equally tasty as a cereal, or
used in cooking. Recipes on the
red-and-green package. Sold by all
grocers. Made ty Kellogg in BatthJ
Creek.
tU8)T0V-v
ff- QUiUIV k.
W'
Good for Fri. and Sat., Dec. 8-9
Dole's Coral -
Pineapple" J'
Half Slices
No. 2 Can 15c
No. 21i Can 18c
Date - Nut
Sandwich Spread
20-oz.Jar i:29c
OYSTERS
5T; 11c
SHRIMP
S 11c
MMI.
- Sire
Ivory Soap
Bar2ror 11c
FELS
NAPTHA . Carton fAn
SOAP iOBars..: OUC
All Gold -'
PUMPKIN
Fancy Quality
No. 2
Can
9c
All Gold
Whole Kernel
Golden
Bantam
-Oz.
Can
12
CORN
13c
. VAN
CAMPS
Irjre
Bottle .
CATSUP
i3c
CURRANTS
They are fine
2 lbs 27c
Sugar
10 Pounds 5Sc
25 Pounds SI. 4 3
SMOKED SALT 10S. 85c
Miracle TJ hip
SALAD DRESSING
Pint Jar 17c
Quart Jar 29c
Allpure Brand
MILK
O Tall
("; rs
18c
LARD
Vk, -35c
. BACON
Not heavy
16C LB.
TE KING
GRANULATED Lse. QQn
SOAP P. a57V
3 (iin 50c
Cranberries
2Qts 25c
Sweet Potatoes
5 lbs 19c
ORANGES
New Crop Navels
1 Medium Size
DOZ. 22c
The Sign of a-Dependabje Store
J
BAKING NEEDS
With the holidays close at
hand, stock up on baking re
quirements . . . Flour, Baking
Powder, Extracts, Sugar,
Spices, Mince Meat, etc.
Remember your Red &
White Store can fill every
need get the Red & White
habit JShop .ev.ery day.Spe
cial care is always given to
phone orders.
Features For
Friday and Saturday
FLOUR. Fancatent 49-lb. BagS
PECAN HALVES
ALMOND HALVES
t A TCTXTC! Seedless or Puffed
KAldllNfi Sua Maid
Baking Powder i-ib. Can 23c
Red & White Money-back Guarantee Good Housekeeping Approved.
Corn or Sweet Peas
$1.95
-lb. 29c
Vz-lb. 23c
tm Packages ISc
Malt
10 DAY SPECIAL
For the next ten days we will make
special low prices on all brands of
malt in stock. t
BDY TOUR SUPPLY NOW!
Old Vienna
39c
Ri & White. Fancy Golden Ban- 2 Cans
tam com. Whole kernel or cream
and sifted. Sweet Peas. No. 2 cans
33c,
Tomato Juice
Red it White. America's greatest 4 CailS
morning appetizer.
29c
Peanut Butter
PUREX
Bleaches, Cleans, Sterilizes
Quarts 15c
Washo
Granulated Soap
2 J i -lb. Package
25c
Red & White. Specially selected Pound Jars
peanuts blended for the best - wm
flavor and food value. I (
Red Salmon
Red & White.
Fancy Sockeyc.
Tall cans. O
Pears 2330
Red White, medium size, white halves.
. Wheat Cereal r 18c
Red & White. Universally recommended Infant
food and an appetizing hot breakfast.
PROCTER & GAMBLE PRODUCTS AT ALL RED & WHITE STORES
rag l;Wp)taYJfihria( again