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Page Four Charge Against HOLC Will Be Investigated PORTLAND, oro. (fi'i Charges of Irregularity In tho nandltng of loan applications by tint Oregon d ranch of the homo owners' loan corporation will be Investigated . by tho federal Siome loon bank board In Washing ton, D. C, according to Information received here toy Fred W. Oerman who Jirukon Slices. No. 2 cans 2 cans , Cor. Washington WE Phone: and Cedar DELIVER Main 759 "A Lower Priced Service Store" I ( smoke... and comino J- I FROM AN OIL WELL! yx NEVER SUPERSUDS jt Sci sTaofTt? Jl S WASHING POWDER Mt Pkgs. M I 1, c-Jr 'T BEFORE . g 7 IN MY LIFE In . ft & jarS W Walla Walla Pack j OHVCS AJ W Uflfl C Xfvi TINY RUBY Pint O"! f jJMZ .. If " Vl ' (Tf V BEETS ('"na ZiC ligilfeIijl, .UlUal Shnmll I VHY MR. SCUTTLE.... I'VE DIS- J , p C Olirimp COVERED SOMETHING! THAT OIL WE SAW GREAT LAND Jr Cans j9 ' Q 3?C I BUBBLING UP FROM THE GROUND CAME GOSHEN J f J-M 2fZ FROM UNDERGROUND PIPE THAT K ! I CanS e& HAS A HOLE IN IT... NOW SOMEONE X SllaSSk IS RUNNING SMOKE THROUGH T-Zlf OLEOMARGARINE, 3 lbs..... 25c f ffi Seef 11 KRAFT'S h M?j fiiff Roast HUlb Miracle Whip 9kK&? jfc : SALAD i !k IWlf n HP For Lunches -y Our DRESSING N? V"- Q ffi QT. tj f WHAT IN "THE fATRAIN. LEAVES ) WELL.I WANT I &3SPhm V SAM HILL MAD ) IN TWO MINUTES A TICKET l - OraSEZSrf HIM SCRAM 'J SSi Tomato SOUr cans lWr '.tuna iFis!i;FIakes im ' p gc I JWti I -! v1 . (4-lb. cans. For salads or creaming. C311S 3r I 11) J f IChcsterficldM Lucky Strikes Camels I 7 - j W " CIGARETTES, 2 packages .... 25c rf ) WSWl4 fW III lyffT f1.! e w95 SirfeFffiQ III ' av oiore ino. l kui uiams memucr oi oiura ru. saiw m. iiu. n -l-iror-rJ5m Phono Main 515 N. R. A. Phone Main 109 SVS$) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Chromium Plated P.on lion Disli FREE 2 fcgS. . . . rf g YOLO CATSUP FUDGE 2 90 Soft and creamy I hollies ZiJL 2 llw OUl I 'I I I III BiMPAOUf r nvvnm IPOitsblP MAYONNAISE Host Foods Pints CLOROX Pint liotllo ... CHOCOLATE (ihiranlt'lli's, I -lb. can 'i Haw a Complete Assortment Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds ASl'AK.Ua S OKANCKK LKlTlCt; RAOISHKS & W alia Walla Larue, Juicy Ire, Solid Heads GRKEN ONIONS Lh. 10c Doz. :.-c 2 for l.-,c ;) Hunches 10c presented tho complaints. German has oharged that In norne Instances worthy applicants were be ing denied aid, that some applica tions received no attention, that some applications have been approved and then, without explanation, havo been cancelled, and that heavy scal ing down of first and second mort gages was required. Gorman, former county commis sioner, previously complained to tho uni! h,.tvi l. Washington, but his communication was referred buck to J. P. Lipscomb 24c .Majjic A'lillcv TOMATO I! cans 10c 12 cans J :55c iff- 22c I TOMATO SOUP II 'an Camp's r ; Can ill J Link Sausage, lb 17c 33c Swiss Steaks, lb 15c Idaho Governor Wants No "Dole" For Gem Staters BOISE. Idaho, Apr. 12 w De nouncing plans of the relief admin istration to extend direct relief In stead of work relief to rural com munities. Governor O. Ben Ross de clared Wednesday ' w don't want the dole In Idaho, and we won't have it." Advised that the relief administra tion program was to set up work projects only In the larger communi ties and industrial centers without providing work for rural areas, the governor said "such a program will not continue long in Idaho." "IT necessary I will go to Washing ton and protest to congress About it," the governor declared. "Work FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Scuttle Gets a Shock l r v JUICE II I : -! W W"d LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. should be provided. In stranded rural communities as well as In other places. "It doesn't cost the government any moro to let a man work for what he gets than It docs to give it to him without work." Strawberries And Cream Get Boost As 'Vitamin Food9 KANSAS. CITY W O, gang, listen to this. Dr. Thurman B. Rice, assistant health commissioner of Indian apolis, speaking: "If you don't like spinach, feed It to the cow and drink the milk. Strawberries and cream are the richest combination of vitamins in existence." I'LL CO DOWM INTO THIS HOLE AND SEE WHAT I CAN FIND..... IVE HEARD OF OIL WELLS COMING IN LlkE GASSERS,BUT I NEVER SAW. ONE .BLOWING SMOKE R-INCS!! BrinqingYou Coffee Highest Quality' Your grocer prides him scl( on offoring you the BES1 asle him for WADHAMS Coffee he'll approvo your choice and your ilirift! ' Save 10c In Re-usable lNtrM)iitor: Interior lrmHry Cn. la tiraiiilr i iv.;,'- -.NS Glass Jars 2"'C i ;'""'-V.tV,'ilh Every WADHAMS DRlGRIND FIND IT HERE Copy for thla Column mast be in by 9 a. m. HATl'UDAV ONLY Gladioli bulbs prize winners at last year's Slower show, all mimed varieties 25 to 60o per doz. Licensed dealer. Blanch Clark, 505 Adams Ave. 4-12-2 t Lady Esther Toiletries at Moon Druse Co. 3-17-tf Crazy Crystal at Moon Drug Co. . 3-17-tf WBDNKSIIAV, APR. 18 Pmtiouii breach of promise trial. Y W. E. A. In social hall, Methodist churoh- Other splendid features. Publio Invited, small admission fee. 4-12-1 t SCHOOL CHILDREN Toil can gat scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now 3 pads He. 9-14-t f. fTfl.hhfi(r. cauliflower, nansv and goranium plants. Rohan's Green house, Phono Main lau. a-ia-o v Professional house and window cleaner. Windows cleaned by day, week or month, mono ddu J. 4-6-1 mp FOR YOUR CAR You can save both time- and money by having your broken windshield or aide glass refitted with new plate at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. They specialize In all kinds of glass work. 4-12-t f. Ask us how to obtain an $8.50 guaranteed Hammond Electric clock for 42.39. Moon Drug Co. 3-17-tf I1KI.P WANTED Tho best help that you can have In your house cleaning Is CLEA NALL, tho universal cleaner which makes spring house cleaning a plea sure. Makes your woodwork like new. saves your hands and many hours of hard work. Get a can of this wonderful cleaner at Richard son's Art ond Olft Shop. 4-12-t t. Dry Box Factory Wood. Largo truck lond delivered 5.50 per load. Tele- phono orders collect. Pondosa Pine Lumber Co., Elgin, Ore. 4-12-1 t. Nyal Anacld Powder for stomach troubles, fioc. Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf A stadium Is a nucleus for college buildings. Peoplo would rather bo amused than instructed. Don't morttfngo tho future for a Kood tlmo now. ne sure to get 4 package of Snow flakes the light, flaky socla wafers you like with fruit or milk. They're in the red package, you know and they're oven-fresh! Each package has a wax wrap ping, inside and outside, to keep out moisture and keep in the delicious true wheat flavor. Dcsidcs that Snow Flakes are sure to be oven-fresh because there's a Unecda Bakers bakery nearby. (It's just a little dis tance from oven to grocery store. And that counts ! ) You'll find the thrifty family- size package of Snow Flakes a real 193 value at your grocers. Don't ask for crackers say Snow NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Participant In E. 0. Music Festival Here (Continued Prum Pago One) Ontario Oirlfl' Glee club . lift soprano: Mavis Black, Mary Boa Is, Marguerite Crawley, Maoml Denham, Jeanette Houston, El Nora Jar vie, Hazel Ketchem, Pauline Keith, Dorthy Ulard, Goidy Mullen, Mary Leona Smith, Catherine S tape la, Evelyn Taylor, May Wayt, Mildred Wayt. 2nd soprano: Nina Bagley, Rita Courtney, Virginia -.Vurfman, Hazel Duncan, Jean Oraden, Eileen Reed, Ella Rlgsb. Alto: Betty Ackerman, Cella Burr, Marcllle Hurst, Lorraine Laxson. Director: Miss Dena L. Lleuallen. Accompanist: Miss Betty Lou Hag er. AUItOR Girls trio '1st soprano: Lois Short. 2nd soprano: Pauline Chrlstonsen. Alto: Roberta Nourso. Director: Thelma Maxwell. Accompanlat: Kathleen Phlllliia. IXkSrtlllO Mixed chorus Soprano: Opal Garrott, Cleta Gar rett, Dorothy Broxson, Verda' Chll ders, Florence Read, Joyce Wlnings. Alto: Pauline Bradley, Eileen Brad ley, Mabel Laaslter, lone Beldler, Wythle Downs, Myone Olsen. Tenor: Maynard Haaland, Marvin Wlggans, Ross Hammack, Jim Leon ard, Reed Wade. Bass: Albert Hammack, Edward Haaland, Louis Olsen, Victor Crow, Bob Bright. Bass solo: Louis Olsen. Director: Mr. Melvln Crow. Accompanist: Mrs. Melvln Crow. Kilter prise Girls' triple trio No longer do cries of price ! Price ! Price! beguile the thrifty, throughtful housewife. She has learned that price must be bal anced with quality if she is to re ceive genuine value for her money And she has learned that at the independently owned Red & White Stores price is combined with qual ity to give her the finest values she has ever obtained. STURDY EVERY-DAY FOODS FEATURED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Phone Your Order We Deliver Memorie TEA Orange Pekoe or Japan Vi-Vz -fl -lb. Olass X 3 or Tin -lb. Glass or Tin A 1-lb. Lined I Bags RAISINS Puffed Sunmald 2 Pkgs. 19c SWEET POTATOES r Ncn? isc MARSHMALLOWS 116 cprBB 19c PANCAKE FLOUR 22c RICE , Blue Rose 4 Lbs. 25C OATS yr- 9 Lb, 39c CORN MEAL r 9 Lb, 29c WASH0 Granulated Soap Makes quick, lasting suds In any kind of water. 2'j-ib. Package... 25c 1st soprano: Leona Pratt, Pearl Weathers, Ariene Ajogan. 2nd soprano: Elfrieda Christiansen, Lucille Evans. Marjorie Bornstedt. Alto: Marjorie Stark. Mildred Mil ler, DeLoris Hays. Piano solo: Wilfred Logan. Accompanist: Nina Mack Gibson. Director: Maxine Kirk Moore. ImbJer Girls' due- Soprano: Lorena Stewart. Alto: Ethel Pratt. Girls sextet: Lorena Stewart, Don na Watson. Nftoma Perry, Ethel Pratt, Bernice Fowler, Dorothy Richeaon. Accompanist: Rena Choate. Director: Margaret Rose Calllhan. North Powder Orchestra Violin: Alvln Olsen. Leo Newell. Clarinet: William Hutchinson. Cornet: Forrest Lillard. Mellophone: Daniel Attebury. Saxophone: Maxlne McGrath, Louis Pearson. Trombone: Jack Metcalf. Drums: Wagne Ferguson, Piano: Geraldlne Bach. Director: J. Maurice Adams. Union Girls' Glee club Soprano: Betty Cad well, Marie Mil ler, Jerry Bonney, Vivian Anderson, uvina Tnrter. Wanda Ackley, Irma Taylor, Genevieve Metzker, Lucille Kohlcr, Eleanora Hempe, Nlola An derson, Betty Vogel. Clara Marlln, El ma Holsey, Alice Miller. Alto: Betty Stein, Jerry McKinney, Mildred Howard, Isabel Wlthycom.be, Vara Serrlne, Verle Van House n, Es ther Halsey. Accompanist: Dora Wilde. Soprano solo: Alice Miller. Accompanist: Erla Clarke. Director: Mildred Sloper. Wallowa Girls' trio: Ruth Tulley, Wllda Mc Kenzie. Arthene Cray. Baritone solo: Freed Bales. Director: Miss V. Esther Boughter. Corn or Gloss Starch 33c rod I zed or IIP Plain G1 ftjail Pine Granulated Sugar COFFEE Red &. White Vacuum Ftesh Jar Jar 33c v BLUE & WHITE tit FUll FLAVORED KAR0 Red or Blue Label 5-lb. Can 37c Thursday, April 12, 1934 CONFUSION ENDED ON BRAN New Ruling Makes Labels Accurate To protect the buying public, the United States Food and Drug Ad ministration has advised that every package of cereal labeled "Bran state on the label exactly what it contains. Before this ruling, even part bran products were sometimes mis takenly referred to as "Bran." It was not easy for tho purchaser to distinguish between a cereal that was entirely bran, or all bran with flavoring, and another that was mostly wheat. Kellogg's All-Bran Is labeled "All-Bhan Deliciously Flavored with Malt, Sugar and Salt," a state ment which describes the product fairly and honestly. ' Kellogg's All-Bran has won mil lions of friends because it corrects most types of common constipation safely and pleasantly. It furnishes generous "bulk" needed to pro mote normal elimination. However, All-Bran is not a "cure-all." Certain types of intes tinal disorders should be treated only on a physician's advice. When you buy a bran cereal, for the relief of constipation, read the wording on the package. The facts are there I Make sure by asking for Kellogg's All-Bran. It fur nishes "bulk" in a form for satis factory results. At all grocers. In the red-and-grecn package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Serve WHITE approved WJWiWH .U Wit 2 15c Bed & A 2-lb. M CtllS. 15c Whitc 10 ls 58c MILK Red & White Completely Sterilized More than twice as rich as ordinary milk. 1 Tall 1 Cnns 19c
