La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 8, 193 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven 1 CLASSIFIED AD XBM MABKBT PLACl OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIM kZ SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) TJ 8 Patent Offhw Scorchy Lands HrL- - With a canyon wall looming BBFOA.B HIM , SCORCHY Gives 4 QUICK TVS AT TUB STICK me ktcics the Ruopett - A QUICK GLANCE AS HB BANKS OVER HNt- UPWARD and He sees thb trailing MYSrezv ship caksbn AND SMASH A&AINST THB CANYON WALL BUT THB PILOT UUAAPBD IN TlMB . scorchy sees thb bio pARAcHure FLOATINO TO TUB MOUNTAIN VALLEY BELOW SCORCHY SMITH ! EVERYTHING O.K. PILOT 0HILED OUT-MIS PLANS CRASHED--LANDING IH ROUND VALLEY TO CAPTURE HIM -SEND SEARCHING PARTY AND PLANS FOR MAIL. AT (Count live average word to the line.) HATK8 BT MOUTH a llnee, per month n n S lines, per month t i line, per month .oo 5 llnee, per month t 78 acli additional line over flvs charged at 60o per line per month. S5 m Use, let Insertion loo per line, each added ooueo- utlTo lnaerwo" . To J to UjnUnum obargo on one order , ONCE FOR RENT FOR SALE 7 -r- 1 I HOUSE with 3 14 A., 1 mt. from town. Call 303 J or M. 105. 3-8-2 t. mmN steam heated Apt. 1311 O Ave. 3-5-1 mp. FCBN APT. 508 Adama. Ph. 452 J. 3-5-3 tp. W MISCELLANEOUS yUS REFINISH and repair Furniture. Also oil photo tinting, 50c. La Grande Refinlshlng Shop. Ph. M. 700, 406 Plr. , 2-U-l mp VB DUV, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. Btoro. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 085 J. . 1-31-t f. DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your' ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 1-30-t f. LOST MAN'S GOLD, onyx set ring with ini tial S. Left at Sac. hotel. Liberal reward. Leavo at Observer. 3-7-2 t R. & W. Crab . - - mr m i v !- -; 1 i'LJ1tt,!. IMBLER (Special) "Headstrong f COVB PBKSONAL8 t 1 X ki l-Tiaay. a groat oeoi 01 piaise i uu COIDEM WF;t . the class and also the clever coach- I uu,'ul" "i A f "Vi lng of Miss Calllhan. Dorothy Rlche- lowers costs by f s. s i -.en acted the part of Aura Vernon. Jf bringing MCkE j- i " M the teacher, while June Frlzzell well W delicious cups ss;. -jJ V& IfyA uortrayed Rosle, a pupil. Marlon per pound. ' FOi J.--iV' ' A Teeter ao Jam Van Pelt did execcd- fi VrtWft lngly well. Able and Ikle were Tom SAVE.. Iho crystal l I'WrAVllCm'iJ ty Clralg and Charles McCoy respectively. II clear ars. Re-u.a VV ltaM.'iWWl"'4 U. i EoHi boys did very clever acting. V lhemforcannlr.ser H V f-v A Rena Choate was Granny Day an V 1. t .. .-SVB'A " n) . V4 elderly lady who was determined to VV . ' (Sr&S&Vt A have Lr way. Marjorle Wooden gave receptacles. M'MXfiSi tVs N. a great performance as Honora. the j S fSllala fjf "y-Ai V Irlsu cook. Ralph Frlzzell and Leigh- Ue returned to wait until tho weath- s Kcraimtn fjm.lii yvv rTS0P 'i JSk w ,i ton Johnston were Jim Day ana' Sreguhr Mnton BiHj fO 7 cA st, rig j, ( Rlcliard Randal respectively and gave I iarcapfc WgiyinjlJ1 fff'"', pj rfaftV ' 'j rorv creditable performances. Prank I K$'U$&)'y Mf V""-1 Sft Wagoner enacted the role of Jack .' ' l"!1 Bay. - IWWyWSIEv"i9?,?p7S?!'5 v ' 1 '""-"T'-T-TOif ir-Ki Music was furnished between the ' Staley and Oarth Bull. Ushers were ago. the Fams Red O White Sje. B89 ' EKSSi!!! jest a Few S tSae Many Items in Our Stores i ISa Food U. & W. Mine. Clams R. & W.Shrimp, large..No. 1 R. & W. Tuna...- R. & W. Salmon, Red....No.. E. & W. Salmon, Pink -No. D. & W. Oysters... No. Sardines, imnorted No. Sardines, Booth's... .No, lied & White MILK 12 Tall Cans.. CHIEF BRAND CHICKS Leghorn! 0c, heavies 9V4c In lots ol loo. Breeding flocks blood tested lor B. W. D. under our own supervision, all reactors and culls removed. Write for catalog. The Nampa Hat chery, Nampa, Ida. 3.1-1 m. WOOD Any kind, seasoned, a real fln "uy; aiso uun-urp. hatch. Ing eggs; a mod. house on Oak St.; dirt cheap, terms. Smith's Fox parm- 2-15-1 mp. DRY CHAIN WOOD, 4.50 per load Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks, Lbr. Co. Ph. M. B. 2-15-t 1 SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer, a pads for 6c. 9-14-C I Treating cabbage seed with hot water has been found to be an effec tive method of treating two cabbage diseases known as black leg and black rot. Crane county, Texas, has only 37 Inhabitants, and mebbe the stork 16 miffed at Its name. an. j! Pt ft a . 3 6 12 Cans Cans Cans $ .65 $1.2.- $2.45 .89 1.7:5 ..-,4 1.05 2.05 .54 1.05 2.05 ,f,7 1.2f 2.49 .39 .77 1.5.'! .39 .75 1.47 .25 .4S .95 .29 .57 1.13 ..No. 1 No. 1 1 1 t 1 Ovals 5 I -lb. Jnr 3-8 ih THE DILLYS Irt7 'I TWreE WERE KIDNAPERS V BUT WIW JIGGCR.S' N T i 1 I 1 V I I - 1 LAWSV, CHILE, S fcM 1VXr ALL OVER THE PLACE -- I HELP I ESCAPED" j J , I ) y'; L; WHy YO-ALL THINK- k MORfiItfO 1W THE CLOSETS-UNDER. I KNEW THAT YOU . , --Jbc I'M WON' ?? Jsg,; LITTLE THE TABLES -OUT IN J I FOLUS WOULD f J ( JlGTEE.S, -H?s sZ-lK P&SC11LA (. THE GARDEN ' 1 V. PROTECT ME I J 1 DO YOU )7r y JTP SS)x (I j Grande Ronde Valley I News of Imbler Hi Juniors Present The Annual Play Friday Evenng ago. Ilcd & Vhitc Fancy VEGETABLES r3 r12 Cans Cans Cans Asparagus -...No. 2 $ .55 $1.07 $2.10 Peas, Sifted ...No. 2 .51 1.00 1.98 Tomatoes No. 212 .49 .95 1.85 Peaches - .No. 2Vs .59c 1.15 2.25 Pears No. 2"2 .69 1.35 2.65 Pineapple, Sliced No. 2'a .70 1.37 2.69 Red & White COFFEE 33c 3-lb. Tin Interest Gail Bull, Nuoma Perry and Elva Low- A short skit was given at the Elgin High school assembly Wednes day. COVB PKRHONALS Mr. and Mi's. Ben Uoid and Mr. Udell have moved to Salem. They went over to look lor work, and when he found work in the forest reserve, they came back and moved their fur niture, and are now located. The Oovo public library has re ceived a map of Oregon from our congressman, Waiter M. Pierce. It is a nice clear map and a fine addi tion to the library. Stuart French, who went to Jer ome, Ida., to work In sheep shearing found Idaho had too much snow, so he returned to wait until tho weath er grew warmer. Mrs. Nellie Marten ha-j purchased a garage from Mrs. Minnie. McDan nel and' had. It moved on to her lot. Misses Valma Charlton and Mabel Miller, of La Grande, were weekend guests of Miss Thelma Anderson. Miss Miller lived in Cove some years Garden Fresh 89c e ISM Tli. A P., All Rlibi. Rtwrvrt Cricket Flat Grange Has Fine Lecturers Program Saturday ORICKE7T FLAT Cricket Flat grange met Saturday In its hall, with a potluck dinner at noon. A group of members met at tho liall Tuesday and papered and painted tho kitchen Inside and out. The lecturer's program consisted of a recitation by Zetta Waelty, and Jack Patten, songs, Fl sh -for-Your -Hook contest and a debate upon the question, 'Resolved that a broom is more useful than a pitchfork.' Mro. Mary Waelty and Mrs. Bern at Hug represented the affirmative and Mrs. Mary Brcshonrs and Lois Wither spoon tho negative. Tho latter won by a 2-1 decision of the Judges, who were Emil Miller, A. R-. Hill and Raymond Waelty, Tho H. E. C. club discussed plans for a benefit social. Tho club Is .sponsoring refinishing the kitchen. The next meeting of the) grange is to be held Saturday, March 10. JOKKIM1 PERSONALS 1 $ Amel Oassett, of Portland, has been here cn a visit to his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. A. Oafwott. ,Mr.s', Bessie. Lydell, of Imnahtt, who has been visiting her brother, Jeff Etickney, who Is very sick, ha-j re turned home. Mrs. Ruth DeBode and son. Dan, have returned from La Grande where they wtiro called by the illness of Mrs. DeBole's mother, Mrs. McNaugh ton. 1 Evelyn Keman loft Friday for Spo kane to visit her brother. Harold Lcr fel. After a short visit Mr. Kernan will enter the veterans hospital at Walla Walla as he has not been well for the paut month. Mrs. Gertrude Ingram, of Dayton, Wash., Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gibson, who llvo on Prairie creek. Ted Hayes. Clifford Van Duker and Clyde Ramsey, of La Grande, woro guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Coll Ins worth. F. J. McCully was a guest of tho Lions club at Enterprise Tuesday eve ning. Mr. McCully Is a pioneer mail carrier in this county and spoko on early days in the county, also show ing pictures of tho first stage coach and first automobile used to carry mail and patueuKers. Mr. McCully lias Fruita mail contract to begin April 1. Jrulta mail contract to begin April 1. This spring will see one of the greatest numbers moving from one farm to another. Mrs. John Nuxoll and sons aro giving up the Hendricks farm and moving to their own farm in the Three Lakes district, Mr. and Mrs. Gcno Boswell aro leaving the RagKdale place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roup are moving back to Mm. Alvira Roup's farm now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nuxoll who are moving to the E. P. Heger ranch. In Oal bralth will move to the Winston farm vacated by Fred Beaudoln. who moved to Snako river. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Makln aro moving to tho Galbraith farm. Mr. and Mrs, Chester will rent the farm which the Mnklns are lcav- ' Ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hlehlman NERVOUS, BACKACHE Mrs. II. C. Wirkli.im ol 7.13 Main St., SprlriKiield, Ore, said: "When 1 wat Ktowing Into wotnnnluxjd ivi l niibcriiiK. Mommy 1 would Itc drralhly m k. , my nuus tv. it i.ikkiu, i "V li.nii sli k-hrndiii hen. alv . pains in my back, and was weak and tired " the lime. IV. I'icrrc's Fa vorite Prescript ton ttlirvcd me of all naini and I wil Boon vIroious and healthy. ' i New liir. tahleU W rts.. liquid $1 M Irgi llzc, Ubs. or liquid, $1.35. "We Oo Oar Pari. , FITS-ATTACKS CURBED j Ther ii new hope for vlctlnit of j epilepiy, judirinit from th many I who havt) tried Lepno, a hom treat ment. Ona user aftar another now j writ- that I-pso has rellavttd them of attacks, ltd fame haa apread for j 25 yenrt an one uiicr haa told another. If you auffor, and nama, aira and addrcHi to It. Lrpno. Apt. 02. 123, K. ' WriKht Ht., Miiwaukw. Wfa., and ho ' will icnd a trial aupply of '.Ilia splendid trratment fre. 'A dr. 8 WrrWJr'W will move from the Borland ranch, to the Guy Mitchell place. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will move to the Divide and Mr. and Mrs. Heger will move to the Borland place. Earl Fleenor has rented his farm to Wayno Schroll. : Mr. Fleoner Is undecided as to what ho will Uo. everal people drove to Pendleton Friday evening to seo a combined boxing and wrestling match. These going were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Win ston, Mr. and Mrs. Ab Dalsly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keener, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Landors, Aubrey Bates and Miss Malda Caldwell. Kirk Beith cut his foot badly Thursday while cutting wood. He and Millard Wright were cutting wood on tho river below town and some how the axe glanced and, cut through the shoe, Inflicting a deep gaoh that re quired several stitches. IWKNT BUTTER SAUCE To mako burnt butter sauce, put butter in the saucepan and let It burn very gradually. If this is done too quickly a bitter taste results, but cooking slowly to tho burning point gives a delicious flavor. Eggs with burnt butter sauce aro good. Burnt butter Is the foundation of caramel flavor, but caramel needs sugar. Tho burnt butter by Itself makaj a nlco sauce for breakfast or Buppcr or light luncheon dishes. Prices Good For Big "It" Brand Green Beans No. 2 Can 3 for 25c VAN (AMI'S H-oz. Bottle 13c mi:i. iti;i Vi-lb. Flat Can . Salmon 13c I . I Medium size IVORY 5c Bar P. O G. Trixie DOG FOOD 1 Cnn 5C Lard 35c Salmon Spread A Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 1 pt 17c 1 qt 29c Bananas Jibs 17c Grapefruit 3 for 10c WE CAN'T SEND V THERE'S SOME" ) HER AWAY 4 THIN1 FISHY SHE NEEDS ABOUT HEI2. l PROTECTION ,' IS STORY KID- N THINGS ON .. S 1 I NAPER.S HIDIN' 1 ( A GRAND i 1I1LGAUD rEKSONALS i 2 $ The Quorams erf tho Aaron Ic Priest hood and their pordonors of the 1a Grande L. D, S. Second Ward were entertained Thursday evening at Five Points with an outdoor party. Sup per consisted of hamburger fried over a camp fire, hot chocolate and marshmallows. Cluipcrones woro Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brlggs, Mr. and Mra. Clayton Coalwell, Chas. Splker, E. O. Morris, S. J. Price and Mrs. Alva O' Neal. Guests were: Carl Ouy, Percy and May Baum, Gordon Morris, Jack. Betty and Jean Hendrlckson, Carl Amos, Wllmerth Welmcr, Mildred and Lawanna Thompson, Ltnom, Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Feik, Dwight and Wagne Smith, George, Frank and Nadlne Wilcox, Leslie and Marjorle Hammonds; Clarence Hawso, Delbert Sanderson, Ila Mae Andrewa, Edwin Briggs, Helen Toed, Don and Bert O'Neal, Annie and Jool Beddes, Verna and Scgrled Boreno and Van Yates. Gomes were played during the eve ning. Maps showing tho tlmo of occur rence and the path of overy lightning stoKm observed by national forest fire lookouts In Oregon and Washington for the past nino yeaio have been prepared by tho Pacific northwest forest experiment station. Such maps provide fire (protection agencies with fundamental data on lightning storm distribution and behavior. Friday and Saturday, March 9 -10 Five Whole Slices No. 1 Pint Cnn 9c When 'you buy fresh vcRelublos at Pijrgly Wigifly you Ret the best on the mni'ket and it is Garden Fresh PROTECT Your New CAR While "hmiklne In" Jimr new i-nr, Riinrd ORnlint (lie duniiir cif ruinous wwir iliirlni; llinsp lin.unl nus flmt few hllllilrecl miles," hy coiiilil lolliliR with I'VKOII,, the "''Hlest liilirlrallun MifeRilurd known to science, I'KOI.ONd the life of imy car liy nilcllnir I'yrilll "A" to the Rim unit I'yrull "II" to the "II 5011 use. You Can't Lose Vnur IXilliT full Nrflire II fur V We Are Distributors for PYItOIL in Eastern Oregon new item Flat Can 9c Snowf lakes 2L 29c Golden West Explanation YOU DON'T THINK. THE GlLTRlBS WOULD HAVE 'JUbT ONE KIDNAPER? THEY DO THINGS ON A GRAND MRS. PAGUE'S FATHER DIES Friends here have recently received word from Mrs. Hazel Pagtie, a for mer La Grande resident, telling of the passing of her father, Mr. Barta. at Scio, Ore. No particulars regard ing his death have been received. iTCHinq SKin u?hrever it occurs on the W.q now enorlsudajporsensitivolhoparto -quick Iq and sajolg rouovad bq NOTICE Series "O" unci series "D" Time Certificates ol Deposit Issued bj tue First National Bank of La cxrnndo, Orogon on March 1, 1933 nd due on December 18, 1036, and Decembor 16. 1036, respective!), have been called Ili payment on April 2, 10S4. Interest on same ceases after that date. First National Bank ol La Grande David I. Stoddard, President. A. K. Parkor, Cashier Hitter's Pork O Beans Regular Med. Can 5c SN I' Ainaizo 10 Pall OOl.llKN HVItlil' 57c CHINOOK Salmon sion 11c No. 1 Tall Can .: Soap, 10 Bars 27c Hoody's PEANUT BUTTEK lb. Jar 15c 27c -lb. Jar . Milk Allpure or Morning ran j Can Wv Cocoanut Lb 19c it Kes moi .li ir. it: 'A- 3'V?V 'f K '. . U V I i . . ''!' K 'A '. . r... :l. u7 2 9- T 'i. '4 ! s 1 3 A fine coffee put up in a ie-u.sab!e jar Mb jar HI?. A. 100-Cent Dollar Values Oranges Doz. .. ..... 18c Asaragass Pound 11c A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON SET Wt DO OUR PART IMS fcwufi'iim fin n1 11 11 1 im 1