LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, March 8, 193 1
Page Four
BULL SALE AND
STOCK SHOW TG
BE AT SPOKANE
SPOKANE, Wash. The first an
nual combination, bull sale and the
fourth annual fat stock show will be
held at tho Old Union stockyards in
Spokane, March 30 and 31. It Is In
dicated that thero will bo 140 Short
horn bulls, 40 "Herefords, six Aberdeen
Angus and 25 purebred Shorthorn females.
"This year's classification and pre
mium list of the fat stock show will
be the aame as In 1033, with entries
closing March 24," said Pat Pord,
manager of the sale-show. "Tho In
land Empire Shorthorn breeders and
the American Shorthorn association
are offering 150 in premiums for the
Shorthorn breeding classes. The fat
stock show Is sponsored by the Old
Union stockyards, with the exhibits
to consist of carlot, trucklot, and in
dividual displays of fat cattle, sheep
and hogs."
WAR IN FAR EAST
IS NOT EXPECTED
MOSCOW, Mar. B M J 7111lam C.
Bullitt, first United States ambassa
dor to Soviet Russia, has returned to
the capital convinced that there will
bo no war In the far east and that
If America expects to got many com
mercial orders from the soviet, her
purchases here will have to be in
creased.
"During my visit to the United
State.," ho said, "I found neither
public nor official opinion expects
hostilities In the far cast. I firmly
share that belief."
Describing the formation of an ex
port and Import bank to finance
Husslan trade, Bullitt said, "there are
great possibilities for us to take mce
goods from Soviet Russia, without
competing with homo production.'
OUT OUR WAY
. By J. R. Williams
Bccauso of recovery activities In
tho Black Hills and Harney national
forest of Bouth Dakota moro men
arc employed there thlB winter than
at any time since the gold rush.
Cor. Washington
and Cedar
WE
DEUVEK
Phone:
Main 759
"A Lower Priced Service Store'
Best Ever - Fresh Egg
Noodles 2
fT) A TVTrl?CJ Nice size,
la). C I
49c
2 Doz.
KSHXtKi Willi Knch Order
Sweet, jMeaty
Spare Ribs
2 for 23c
Tender, Juicy
Beef Roasts
10c lb. '
SEEDLESS RAISINS . 4
. 1-0.
I'kB.
27c
"School Boy" .
Peanut Butter
1 -Pound "
Glass Jar
17c
Wadham's
Coffee
l-lb. Utility
QIhhh Jitr ....
33c
M.yNciscsv.crH.cV DUKN miKlX TCHrS IWOWI-l.
REQ U, S. PAT. OFT. Z-?. J
FIND IT
HERE
Copj for tbls Column mast
be In by 8 a. m.
Cabbage plants now ready. Cherry's
Florists, Inc. 3-8-3 t.
March 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 3--7-3 t.
KIN71KUGAKTEN
Mrs. Hodgln announces the begin
ning of spring term Mon., Mar. 12.
3-7-4 t.
March 10th loot day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 3-7-3 t.
. Dry Box Factory Wood. Large truck
load delivered 5.50 per load. Tele
phone orders collect, Pondosa Pine
Lumber Co., Elgin, Ore. 3-8-2 t.
March 10th lost day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 3-7-3 1. 1
SCHOOL CI1ILDIUJN
.rT. Kr&ich Daper for
school t the Observer. Now 2 pads 6c.
.
Pansy plants 35c doz. Cherry's Flor
ists. Inc. 2'2a't
1IKLP WANTED
Have us help you to enlarge, hand
tint and frame your picture Just the
way that you would like it. Enlarge
ments made Irom prints If you do not
have the original negative with the
result that the enlargement will be
better than the original print. We
specialize In all kinds of picture
work, developing and printing, copys,
miniatures, enlarging, tinting and
framing. Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. t.
March 10th laut day to pay watee
rent without a penalty. 3.7.3
McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate!
tablets of Cod Liver Oil (1.00 at Moon
Drug Co. 1-28-1 mij
Lady Esther Toiletries at Mood Drug!
Ua l-25-i rn;;
March 10th last day to pay water1'
rent without a penalty. 3-7-3 tjj
IIEME.MHKK I
nr.lA-KAI.1, makes vour Rnrln.;!
House Cleaning a pleasure, saves you j
hours of work, and rough hands. Ask '
about It at Richardson's Art and Cue'
Shop. 3-1-t f.l
r:l wilill.l 111 I KS AUK IIKUB
Pine blooming size, 25c and 35c j
doz. Cherry s Florists, inc. o-j-
When you neca ruel
Call Main 628
GA1THER ICE & FUEL CO.
1-2-1 m.
Accounts of Campbell a: HoweU
have been turned over to W. R. Win
ters, c-o Elks club, for collection.
3-6-5 t.
March 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 3-7-3 t.i
More than 4.000 persons are killed
and 20,000 Injured yearly In railroad!
accidents. ;'.
CITY ACT IS
IX AUDITION
TO KNOX LAW
(Continued Krom Page One)
4 n CUVHTA1,
J.U IIAKS WIIITK
SOAP
And Aluminum Pan FREE
- - tit
4 LARD 39c
CENTENNIAL
Silk Sifted 49-Ib. suck
$ 17
liquor Is sold, prohibited sale ol
liquor to anyone under 21 years of
ae, made it unlawful to sell liquor
within 500 feet of any public school
or normal school, prohibited sule of
liquor In lodging or rooming houses
(tills doc'j not apply to hotels), and
made It unlawful to drink on the
streets, in alleys, or any public place
other than allowed by tho state law.
Tho ordinance ulso provided that
nil state-licensed liquor selling places
should consist of but one room, have
nn unobstructed view of the interior
from tho street, and booths must not
bo mote than 42 Inches In height
from the floor. Archways wer not
construed to be partitions.
Violations of the city ordinance
are punishable by a maximum fine of
$300 or 90 days In Jail or both, and
In addition the city reserves the
rl(,'ht to declare certain places com
mon nuisances if disorder Is allowed.
. Acts On Applications
In connection with the state law,
which provides that cities must en
dorse applications for solo of wines
and beer by private persons, the city
endorsed an application prescp.tfid'by
ttirt Sncnjn weft inn." but held up ac
tion on one submitted by It. P. Leslie,
of the Hrfbrau. The police chief re
ported approval of Mr. Leslie's appli
cation except a-3 to tho partition
which was held as partially obstruct
ing the view of the interior, and also
objected to the height of booths,
which are more than 42 Inches. The
upshot of the matter was that tn
commission referred tho matter to the
police chief and city recorder, witn
power to act as quickly as Mr. Leslie
alters his place to conform with the
city ordinance. Attorney Burleigh
represented Mr. Leslie at the session,
making an earnest plea for immediate
endorsement. The commission held
to tho attitude that each place must
conform, with city rulings before the
commissioners would feel justified In
endorsing their applications to the
state.
Tho commission. approved the city
onlary list for the month of February
In the amount of $4,680.03, and the
city manager's report revealed $2,
491.37 in warrants -l-oUred during the
week. Cash on hand amounted to
$7,665.51, divided as follows: La
Grande bank $4,022.73, Portland bank
$722.45, cash $1,012.46, remainder in
warrants.
BELSIIAZZER'S
FEAST TOPIC
PULMOTOR IS
RUSHED FROM
LA GRANDE
(Continued From Page One)
. . ..... Jp ri AMmk-mM
Centennial
family flour
TENTENNIAl
V FlOUtlNd Mi US IU Li
Popular, iiiilerd, is llic mother who
liakos dt'lirioiiH tliinH. And Ct'iitrtminl
luis done n lot to iticrmHi; thin popuhirity
with the fiiiiuiii8 Silk-Siftod Flour
which makes linking a sure suocosn.
-At Iu fact, Oiilcnnial gunraniecs satin
faction or your money will he refunded.
See this written guarantee nt your
grocery More.
Revival services at the Baptist
church continue with increased in
terest. The evangelist's subject for
tonight is "Belshazzer's Feast". How
ard Smith, American Sunday school
Union missionary, will sing "The
Oreat Judgment Morning." Fridny
evening the children will present a
program preceding the sermon, con
sisting of work they have done dur
ing tho meetings in Bible study and
eoIos, duets, and choruses. The ser
mon subject will be "Life For a
Look."
Rehearsals Show i
Progress at L. H. S.
(Continued rrum rage One)
The production Is scheduled for
presentation at the High school audi
torium on Mar. 22 and 23 with all
seats to be reserved. Matinees will
be on March 20 and 2 :
Music for "Jewels'- of ho Dossrt"
wau written by Lily Strickland, and
reJpvMfct; tttefiiusieal com
edy win prove ito' bo on$ 'i?r th best
.ever presented by t&tyj' (local high
school. '.-':' Ji It -i , .. .s
Tlio dances ore tmder the direction
of Miss Katheryfi Sartain and An
drew Loney Jr music supervisor of
tho city schools, has charge of the
music.
and Chief O. T. Lindsay and King Roe
left at 6:05 for Meachnm, arriving
an hour and five minutes after tho
tot'a body was pulled from the creek.
For an hour and '40 minutes the pul
motor was used in an effort to restore
life to the little body, but to no avail.
Tho body was brought to La Grande
and Is at tho Snodgrass and Zim
merman mortuary. Funeral services
will be held Saturday at 2 p. b. at
the mortuary, with burial In the
Mosonio cemetery.
-Itogor recovered from pneumonia
only about a month ago, after a siege
in the Grande Rondo hospital. He
was playing back of the Kinnlson
home at Meacham when he fell Into
the water, drowning before he could
be rescued.
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert D. Kinnlson and besides his par
ents, leaves two brothers and two
sisters. Mrs. Kinnlson formerly made
her home In La Grande.
Lumbermen Back
New Federal Code
TACOMA, Mat. 8 (T) With a m
duimous vbti .behind, them on' tjiq
question of confidence in and ap
proval of the lumber code, as well as
indorsement of the code administra
tion by the regional authority, behind
them, some 30 Pacific northwest lum
ber operator-members of the West
Coast association were back at their
homes todoy.
One
Coffee
(T& can't serve WjSSj.
asters J
Percolator method or Mrlp method. Take your
choice, but whichever method you prefer, be sure to buy
the proper coffee for it. The methods are so different that
a dilfcrcnt coffee is required for each.
In a drip coffee maker, boiling water drips ONLY ONCP.
through a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor
QUICKLY. In it percolator, water passes many times
through a coffee prepared to yield its flavor slowly. The
same coffee can be used for both methods, but like a
"Jack-of-all-tradcs" it is "master of none" neither drip
nor percolator. In one or the other, little things happen.
It's a little weak, or a little strong, or a little cloudy, or
it has a little less flavor. It's these little things that make
or mar good coffee. Be sure to use the correct coffee for
each method. ...
Your grocer has two Schilling Coffees, identical in flavor,
but each is specially prepared for its purpose each one.
different in blend, roast and grind.
TiVO
Schilling
SYES, AVE HAVE HILLS BROS. C0FFEE
Grande Ronde Meat Company
Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market
' . . ni..r,i Main ni
Phone Main 75
Phone Main 71)5
Phone Main 700
YES, WE ARE TAKING SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, UNION COUNTY, AND
CITY OF LA GRANDE WARRANTS at face value in exchange ior merchandise.
Exchange them for our merchandise coupons. You'll save money and also receive
a quality merchandise at a vei.Jow price. '
Swiss Steaks lb. 16c
1 rom cnoice steer round.
j EeeJ Boil j j Reef Pot Roast
trOL ! aged. T
S C. Crossen Steer beef.
" Lb , ....
I C. Crossen. Properly n
Tender...- I
AND ',
UP J
Sausage 3 lbs. 25c
100 Pure Pork
i PssreLard Veal Stew j
j Guaranteed 100 pure.. " g fjg j j Very choice. 20C '
BologM orfWeiners Pound 1 Oc
Slaaftteger
S Ground from whole
J carcasses. 3 lbs
j Oysters
25c !
Willowpoint. Fresh
Pint
25c i
A COAST TO COAST SALE OF
ogiar &li Canned Foods
A strictly quality product, at a great saving.
Apricots
CS fi
lib. gc
Vacuum tin , ASv
?,!!;, 69c
No. 2i2 tins .
No. 2i tins
Sauer Kraut
No. 2io tins .
Spinach
No. 212 tins.... ..
...2c
. 2c
FRESH VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Fresh Asparagus 2 lbs 21c
Cauliflower
Nice white J
heads 1. Vis
I Oranges
Largo Juicy,
2 dozen
49c
Lettuce 2 Solid Heads
Grapefruit
9c
Arizona Seedless.
i for ...
13
Cocoa
Mother's,
2-lb. tin
Vt
1
t; iu
19c
FLOUR
Martin's Best. None better. d9-lb. ba
$1.89
Corn Meal
27c
White or yellow,
3-lb. Bng
Laundry Soap
2c
MAZOLA OIL - quart can 33c
SCHILLINGS DriOFFEE, Mb 29c
IILK'ilFTED
SIMPLIFIES BAKING