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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1934)
Thursday, February 22, J 934 g Page Four EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. NEW WAY TO HOLD 1 FALSE TEETH IN PLACRj Odd Fellows Begin Improvement Program (Continued Prom Page One) Tomorrow evening they are plan ning on putting on a surprise pro gram, and the very nature of this program prevents them from publish ing the participants In advance but it Is promised that they have a treat for anyone who attends. - In connec tion with the prcitrnm. they also are giving a dance. carcl and a lunch all lor a very nominal price. "The Harmonloua Hayseed." will lurnlsh the music. The committee In charge says, ' if you want to see a galaxy of. iovely ladles and beautiful girls, who will amaze you, you should be present." A special entertainment already Is . c mirllr't rinv. the .The Weather Do false teeth annoy you by drop ping or slipping? Just sprinkle sj little Pasteeth on your plates. Thif new fine powder holds teeth firm and' comfortable. No gummy, pasty tae; or feeling. Sweetens breath. Oct KATHKIl FORECAST (Incorporated) Oregon: Partly cloudy Jn the west ami uocaslonal snow or rain In the Ad Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 vast portion tonight and Friday EL W. FREDERICKS , PubUher and General Manager moderate trmperut ure; cent Id to moderate southeast wind offshore. -LOCAL WEATHER WXlnc'tliiy: Maximum 51, minimum 38 alxnr. Jtuln .01 or Inch. Oloutly. Today: MJnlmuiif 35, 7 a. m, 85 abova Cloudy, Fasteeth from Red Cross Drug Storft HAROLD U. PIN LAY , Bualceaa Manager 7th of March, one for about the 'or your druggist. Three Biaes. 3 Adv? Published evening, exception Sunday, at 1710 Sixth street. La Grande, Oregon. Entered at the Postofflce of La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claaa Wall Matter under act of March 3, 1670. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ' ' ' The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publication of all new dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited It pub lished here. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. O. MO GEM 6 EN CO., InO. Ban Francisco. Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago Detroit, New York middle of April and one for May Oregon Mothers '? To Honor Boyer PORTLAND. Feb. 22 W State and Portland groups of "University of Oregon Mothers," will meet here Friday night to honor Dr. C. V. Boyer, new acting president of the univer sity, i i !.wrii W. Lair Thompson, president of the "Oregon Dads." will extend greetings, and Dr. Boyer will speak. f l 1 U . WHITE KING costs feis btcoui It .S SAVES o much ''& . 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George Walz sounded a true note yesterday during his address at the Rotary club when he declared that the spirit and principles of the first leader, George Washington, is needed today. The faith, confidence, determination and Christian character of the Father of His Country would serve well could they be transplanted to the American nation now givinjf us more of that greatness that resulted in the founding of this country to allow us to better face the problems of this modern age. His was a wonderful character, one that shines down through the ages, and Mr. Walz aptly described it yesterday, and left his audience with renewed realization of the inspira tion Washington left to his successors down through the gen erations. Perhaps nothing better illustrates the' true greatness of the man Washington in some respects than one little incident which Mr. Walz recited. It was that time when one of his soldiers, following- early victories, found the general in a secluded place, praying lor the safety and security of his troops and nation. The soldier returned to his conn-ads with this declaration: "The country is saved; Washington prays." THEATRE MAN VISITOR HERE Guy E. Mathews, of The Dalles, who Is to be associated with the La Grande Theatres, Inc., Is here today conferring with other members of the firm. WAXED PAPER'S A HELP AT DISH-WASHING TIME Use plenty of waxed paper and It will save dish washing. The paper can be used for lining cake and bread pans, for holding candles to harden, for wrapping foods to be stored In the Ice box and for wrapping cakes, cookies and lunch box contents. FEWER COLDS ATTEND TWO CELEBRATIONS While In Boise and Jerome, Ida.. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shell worth at tended the celebration of two birth day anniversaries. Mr, Shellworth's father, J. P. Shcllworth, of Boise, ob served his 89th birthday, while her father, P. O. Nlms, of Jerome, cele brated his 78th birthday. They also visited In Twin Falls and returned to La Grande Thursday night. New Yorkers Without Their Milk, Papers (Continued Prom Page One) expedition to the South PoIp, made an attempt to fight his way through the drills around his Connecticut home and then phoned his office that "Little America was never like this. "No matter how bad it was down there a man could ,'ct out and walk around." ho said. "Here I can't get a hundred yards from the house." The hupe drifts of snow, cleared yesterday from the main highways but still blocking most side streets, proved an effective barricade to coal trucks and It was not an uncommon sight to see a householder borrowing a few scuttles of coal from a neigh bor to keep the flro going. It was too cold for sledding or skiing. i .IcQay s Stores Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone Main 515 Member of N. It. A. Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS SN0WFLAKE Crackers 2-I'j. Caddy El iii Tapsoca .Minute 2 I'kgs. Pea Coast, good quality Oysters 'A 5-oz. Cans Pineapple liokrii Slices N'o. 21-'. Can Beans Stringless Cut 1 Cans. 4? i TUNA FISH I I SALA White Mar Mi'diiim Tins 15c SALAD DRESSING .uiracie w nip 'inl Quart 17c 29c McChy's Coftee Koi- finer flavor l.b Iffr PALMOLIVE SOAI 1 1 RSI Mt? Wi i?.n - S Cams JjL Jj o . " ,;AI:s . . 11c Bed Roasts Choice cuts-- I.li. Sausage O Pi'iimis m ... 25c Vaporized Ve!et.illes . . . Always Vh. Vm and Appetizing. OKA NC ICS CAI I.IFI.OW I'.K Arizona ftKTTlTK - I1'1'- Jl! (iKAg:i Kl IT Solid Heads "'- N'c I for l!e Kai-h 5c AX lien tliat person you've taken for belter and for purse (such as if is) comes up your sleps, it's pleasant to know that you've a coffee to please him. Men are particular; they're funny that way. But you'll find that the unvarying goodness of Hills Bros. Coffee is an unmatched treat for even the most exacting tastes. And for exacting pocket hooks, too! It may cost a penny or so more a pound than "bargain counter"' coffees, but you don't drink coffee by the pound you drink it by the cup. If you're a family of two or twenty-two, you'll like Hills Bros. Coffee because it lastes belter and goes farther. Order Hills Bros, today and look for the Arab on the .can! 1 if! to MvndH Cefyriglt J0U Hillt Bret. TOMATO JUICE ST: WHEAT OR OATS wamatlon - Plain Large Pkg - CREAM CEREAL I. O. A. 28-oz. Pkg I.C..A. MARSHMALLOWS 6V2-O2. Pfcg P & G SOAP 10 Bars IVORY SOAP Medium, Bar SOAP Mission Bell, 5 Bars CHOCOLATE I. O. A. Baking V4-lb. Pkg 19c 17c v 27c 6c 19c 15c MAZOLA Quart - POWDERED SUGAR 3 Lbs f OCOANUT Sweetened. In bulk. Lb BISCUIT FLOUR 1. O. A. Large Pkg : SEEDLESS RAISINS I. G. A.. 15-oz. 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All vou have to do to win is buy a sack of Gold Medal Flour, send your signed sales siip, along with a name for the silverware to Contest Dept., Gold Medal, Minneapolis, Minn. 2412-I&. Sack . . 4Mb. Sack . See the new 15):!4 Chevrolet which will be displayed Saturday through the courtesy of Larison-Frits .Motor company one of the prizes . . . come on La Grande folks . . . W in an automobile. 5' 3 . Wheajies 2Pkgs, C 1 c Ciliimtila Itlvrr Dtpiinl SMELT, 3 lbs : 25c 1-lh. Pure Iirk SAUSAGE Large I'kg. 1. O. A. ft PANCAKE FLOUR, Both' &fC Phone Main 48 MAXR.'SARVIS 1209 Adams ft
