La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 15, 1!KJ1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. PageTHrwi Keating Woman Commits Suicide On Valentine Day BAKER, Ore.. Fob. 15 (Special) Mrs. Fred Brown, 37, committed sui cide yeitcrday at her farm home near Keating by shooting herself with a plstf Mia. Brown was alone on the farm, her husband two oldest clili dren being In Baker. Her body was found lying toeslde the house by her lu-year-oia son, Frame, on his re turn home from,' a Bt. Valentine's EChool picnic. Two older chl!dren, Fred. 17. and Milllcent, 16, attend high school In Baker. 6he was born In Enterprise, and came to Keating with her husband to live about 14 years ago. 1933 APPLE SEASON ENDS OVER VALLEY (Continued From Page Oae, mcstic market. At picking time deal ers were convinced there would be little domestic dpjuand and 'began making sales far export at a small margin above harvesting and packing expciwes. Then down through Kan sas, Oklahoma ana Texas farmers be- gan receiving federal money, and the consumers remembered that away back In other days they had enjoyed western apples. ' They didn't want fancy packs or high priced fruit, Just good sound apples at a reasonable price and a lot of them. This de velopment also made some discour aged growers of Imbler who had started to cliop down taelr trees won der If they had nt better exchange the ax for the pruning shears.. The Ross Dehydrating Co., v.Mcu operated Its plant In I Grande fa several years, was so discouraged that it moved the plant -last summer. However, a good market developed abroad lor Its product sad all avail able culls were 'bought here and shipped to the Payette plant, drov ers were paid 43 a ton for the euUi here and a freight rote of S5.50 a ton was paid to Payette. The com pany now la planning to either re equlp the La Grande plant or estab lish a small one In Imbler fox tola year's crop, , . -.. WATER RIGHTS ' CASE WILL BE TRIED MAR. 18 The trial of the case of the state of Washington vs. the state of Ore gon Involving the water rights of the Walla' Walla river, will be held Mar. 18 before William W. Ray, of Salt bake City, appointed by the .U. 8. supreme court to hear the case. Gecrge T. Cochran, one of the at torneys for the state of Oregon, met with Mr. Ray and the other attorneys In Portland on Tuesday. Other attorneys In the case rre Fred J. Cunningham, of Spokane; T. A. Paul, of Walla Walla, special coun cil; and George G. Hannan, assistant attorney general for the state of Washington, representing the plaln tUX; and C. 2. Randall, of Pendleton; and Attorney General r. H. Van Wink le, representing Oregon. The case Is one of Importance bo cause It marks one of the steps In the growth of the law that governs the relations existing between states, it is said. ' This case will present an advanced theory asking the 0. 8. supreme court to adjudicate the individual rights of water users on the Walla Walla river. , Man's Heart Stopped, Stomach Gas Cause W. L. Adams was bloated so with gas that his heart often missed beats after eating. Adlerlka rid nlm of all gas, and now ne eats anything and feels fine. Red' Cross Drug Stor e ' (-.-'.-, Adv. A REPEATED So many of our customers took advantage of pur last week's Lenten Special that we decided to repeat it this week and we again offer Libby's Fancy Bed Alaska Salmon at this very low price of' J5)e. And with it several other "items particularly appropriate for the beginning of Lent a nd mighty good foods at any season.' Study this ad and come in for the savings. 0 ur modern IGA store is right next door to Woolworth's almost in the center of La Grande's trading area!'' Libby's Fancy XL SALMON : IS 19c iSff" SHRIMP 5-oz.Tins 2 for 25c (iulfkist OYSTERS , Fancy f"; 2 for 25c J? SARDINES T.!""0 2 19c TREE TEA Mack (Orange Pekoe) 1 lb 62c V-i lb 33c V4 lb 17c Green lb. .. y2 ib. lA lb. :.4oc .:. 23c ... 12c IGA SALAD DRESSINO, pint. 17c Kellogg's ALL BRAN flfp large pkg M Iv PINK SALMON, 1-lb. 2 cans PALMOUVE SOAP, 3 Bars 25c 14c Crystal While SOAP, 10 bars 27c Peet's 'Granulated SOAP, Ige 24c M. J. 15. COFFEE, l ib. can '. 31c CODFISH, 1-lb. pkg. PEACHES," IGA No. 22 tin .. RICE, f ancy" blue rose, 3 lbs. KRAUT, IGA Brand No. 2V4 tin J. ! 19c .. 18c .. 19c HOMINY IOA. No. 2Vj tin, 2 for:.. PRUNES, Oregon, 3 lbs "G" Blend COFFEE, a better bulk eolfee, lb 23c 25c 19c , T. li.-.MakeAthe-SPreakfast "Complete1': , r. r, 'with Good Old Hot Cakes Albers Flapjack, lge. pkg. .... 36c Peacock Buckwheat, lge. pkg. . . 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT Link Sausage Snocap Shortening Brookflefd Pure Pork, f n 3-Pound ' !i Pound &.ls Carton . Steaks Salad Combination noumr. Loin or T-Bone. Extra 9(i Plnt """S6 Cheese Can Sliced 9Q choice steer beef, lb i Pineapple. Both for only ssOv We will have some extra choice dressed iiens .... place your order early. 20c FRUIT DEPT. ORANGES Large size, fancy quality, 9QS Dozen sfi tfl RHUBARB ' Fancy Hothouse, a 3 lbs AOs CAULIFLOWER Large White Heads. , 4 n Each J. DC LETTUCE Large size, Imperial. Qs Head t?l BAKERY DEPT. GOLD CAKE Betty Crocker, 9K QCIf assorted Icings MOs as Utft FRENCH DONUTS Dozen 30c SPICE CUP CAKES (Saturday Only) 1 g Dozen .'. ANGEL FOOD CAKE Again only 39c MEET YOUR FRIENDS AND REST A MINUTE AT THE IGA STORE. Royal Gelatin Desserts Your choice of True Fruit Flavors 3Pkgs. 17c 1 Pkg. Choc. Pudding 01c All Four Pkgs. for.. 18 c Chase & Sanborn t Dated Coffee 'M You Know it's Fresh Because it's Dated Get Acquainted-Sale 1- lb. Can . . ; 29c. 2- lb. Can .. .. .. T. 57c WHILE SUPPLY LASTS' U .,t r.ic Tft A FAMILY! A 1UC PACKAGE OF OXYDOL FOR 1C WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REGULAR PRICE ROYAL BAKING POWDER 12-oz. Can Phone Main 48 MAX R. SARVJS 1209 Adams Feb. 16-17 ft Prices Effective La iirande Elgin & Union A r H"f LENr una. tangy sea foods, canned as they are caught from the deep, cold, salty ocean. Lent offers no problems when you buy your foods at Safeway Stores. Wm, BKTT : Til SAFEWAY PRICES Are consistently low. Safeway offers you genuine saving every day on your entire shopping list Safeway price-, policy now as al-. ways is. based on low unif prrn prices, the lowest possible when the quality of pur nationally adv. foods js consider ed. It pays to shop at Safeway. SHRIMPS Gulf Rest !' 5-oz. - Fancy " 2 Cans . 23c TUNA White Star '2's 15c SALMON Celilp - .Royal - Chinook No. 1 Flat 2 Cans 23c SARDINES , Tomato - Mustard . Natural Oil Oval Tins Can 9c CLAMS FAB Minced No. 1 Tall 2 Cans 25c White Laundry, Luna - Bar Asst. '- Extra Fancy - 1-lb. Cello. .J?kg. Dried Fruits I i 1 m a 2C 15c HONEY Delicious Eastern Oregon r-lb. Can 39c Fluffiest Marshmallows In;,. 15c Try this choice quality, vacuum-packed colf'ce at a very low price. You will like its delightful flavor and smooth mellowness. Lb. 25: JAM Strawberry and Apple' f Kerrs . 213-ib." Jar Safeway - Lily White Money Back Guarantee 49-LB. SACK' BARREL 1 Country Kist - Golden Bantam Reg. Size Cans Silverdale - Cidifornia Golden Ripe No. 2 Size Cans 3 cans Cut Stringlcss Tender - Tasty Reg. No. 2 Cans Field Ripe - Dry Cooked Reg. No. 2 Size 1 The real aristocrat of coffees none better at any price! Fresh roasted daily. The flavor-prolecleit package saves you the cost of an expensive container. Lb. - Zlc COFF Siowflake Crackers S9c SNOWDRIFf 3t42c HYVHAT 1 BeS- Size Pkg. 21c AH IIO UA 1 LfyJLt 1 SniaU Size Pkg. - 1c VmUtA, Salad Dressing Gold Medal All Flavors JELL WELL 3 Pkgs 14C T 1 Til .... i. UV 1VIDIIW TOMATO JUICE JJ$() - 15c Plain - Iodized SALT 2 2-lb. Pkgs. BRAN FLAKES 9G pkg. :... y GRAN. SOAP White King large Pkg. ... 29G BAKING POWDER 33 C ')0-oz GINGER SNAPS 5C Pound AUV Full Creiim CHEESE Lb. 15c Instant POSTUM 4-oz. Can 25c AIRWAY auAa.ANTBeo FfLESH lor w- ' .v' 19 c Prices Effective While Quantity Lasts I An ocbnbmicul, nppetlKlng Lenten dish. lfnon mill Potato Plr 1 can Bulmon 3 cujxi cooked potatoes 2 tnblespoons butter 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 tnblcsjxjon minced green pepper 2 tablespoons ftour 1 cup milk '4 cup grated cheese ' Flake buIi mm and dice tooked potatoes. Melt butter In pan, add onion and green pepper and. cook until slightly wilted.' Stir In flour and then add milk gradually. Place alternate layers of salmon,' potatoes and sauce In casserole until dish is filled. Top with cheese and bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees, un til browned on top. Serves 6. For aid In household problems, menu plnnning or special recipes', send in your request with a self addressed, stamped envelope to Julia Lee Wrlgflit, director, Homemakers' Bureau. 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