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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1934)
it i" ii Pajre Four EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA UKANUtt. UK-. MRS. WILLCOCK WILL BE BURIED HERE ON SUNDAY Features for Friday an d Saturday, May 4-5 Boys and Girls Join Our BICYCLE CLUB We are jfoinjr to give a brand new bicycle away al Bolutely FUKK I" the boy and (rirl having the most votes when this contest is over. Here is how you do it. Just buy two packages of Swift's Quick Arrow Soap Flakes t and four lairs of Maxine El liott Toilet Soap and have the purchase turned in un der your name. Fach sale counts 50 votes and when there is a total of .10,000 votes the boy or girl having the most votes will be given the bicycle. Introductory Sale 9. P;if'lcnrra of Quick Arrow Fiakes 4 Bars of Maxine Elliott Soap Both for Only Sugar Sugar Fine Granulated Powdered or F.rown 20 lbs $1.11 3 ifcs1 2Qc Tan cans Centennial I Cans 19c Flour ClOrOX Silk Sifted for better baking. Whitens and Wenches Pint 10c 49.1b. Sack $1.85 Meat Dep't. ' he ei' roasts Vegetables Very choice 4 fn ailttl'l'llllS Lb IH , . OKANUKS KIB IJOIL J lurt! 8lZG rZ"01""' ...25C lemons' Fancy Sunktal AAn BACON Dozen &6L Fancy, mild cured, fl to 8-lb. LKTTUCH average: linlf or whole -1 Qp Lnrno solid heads. -f Pn LU Wv 2 heads 31 FOKMAY BANANAS The perfect shortening Q n Firm ripe fruit 1 Q 3-11). enn TtlFV 3 lbs JLiC Community Cash Coffee Ground Fresh Daily for Your Convenience 3 lbs. 85c Sunbr'te Cleanser Double Acting 3 cans 14c J FRSONALS To Heturii Soon Word has been received from Mrs. D. J. Klmniell who has been at Salt Lake City for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Mink, that Mrs. Mink Is very much Improved follow ing a recent serious operation. Mrs. Klmmell cx.pects to return to her homo In La Grande In the near fu ture. Is III I 1 Mrs. Moggie Ackles Couch la con fined to her apartment In tile Saca Jawea annex becaune of illness. Here Vetlerday Mr. and Mrs. John Nlederer, form erly of La Orande but who have re cently been making their home at Dry Creek, near Summervllle. with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Nlederer, were business visitors here yesterday. I ron .Vullu Walla Lyle Haash, of Walla Walla, was at the Bouvy hospital yesterday for eye treatment. Over From Villon Margaret Buslck was a visitor in La Orande yesterday from her home at Union. I'l'iitn ritioii Mrs. B. U. Bode was ft business visitor In La Grande yesterday from her home at Union. She returned to her heme last evening. Visit Here Mr. and Mw. H. C. Mahaffey, of Enterprise, were business visitors In La Grande yesterday. Has Operatltm Vaughn Boswell. of Cricket Flat district, above Elgin, underwent a nasal operation at trie Bouvy hospital this morning. ll..ri I'riim I'eiulleton Don McKay spent yesterday In La r.mnrip visiting with hlB Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKay, and friends. He Is a former resident of La urande and to now employed at the Pendleton notel- - i A .1 Tonsllectomy Arlene Carnes. four-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hallle Carnes, of North Powder, underwent a tonsillec tomy at the Bouvy hospital this morning. - . ,,.., p.imir the nature of Japans reply to the United States statement of position In the Orient. The official said the point at Issue Is whether to dismiss Secretary Hullfe .t.int with a brief, courteous acknowledgement or send Washing Thursday; May 3, 1931 fn A KlkJClHl DOGltlOIl OS th keeper of tlie peace In. the far east and the guaraian 01 wiuw iureign, contacts. Almost 79 per cent of tax revenues in Kentucky are raised by state and ton a full restatement of Japan s local taxes. Harriett Ann Willcock, a resident of Oregon since August. 1907, died Wednesday after a long Ulneus. Fu neral services will be held Sunday af ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Snodgrass and Zimmerman mortuary. Mrs. Willcock urns born In Indiana July 2, 1848 and was 85 years, 10 months and one day of age. She Is survived by three children, Charles Willcock, of Veneta. Ore., Edgar Will cock and Mrs. Prank Russell, of La Grande; a sister, Mrs. Joe Owens, of La Grande. "and two brothers and four sisters In the east. t Kraft's Salad Dressing Tune up Your Salad Qt 29c White King Granulated Soap Makes Easier Washing Lge.Pkg. ...29c I-tohi rnlon T. P. Flcklln, of Union, was a busi ness visitor In La Grande yesterday. To Take Vp Unties Miss Hazel Grass has returned from Huntington where she spent six weeks visiting Jier brother, and has taken up her nurse's duties at Hot Lake. BRITISH WILL PAY ON DEBT WITH SILVER Rainier Beer "That Setter Beer" 2 Bottles . . . 29c Case $3.50 30c Refund for Bottle lieturn Importations of Jap Goods Worries British (Continued Prom Page One) ference committee, hinted that the successful Japanese Invasion of world markets, "commonly called! a form of social dumping. Is due to excessively low wages and bad labor conditions." TOKYO. May 3 W A high gov; ernment source admitted today that little progress had been made In dts- FITS-ATTACKS CURBED There It new hope for victln.i of epilepsy. Judging from the many who have tried Lepso, home treat ment. One user after another now writes that Lepso has relieved them of attacks. Its fame has spread for 25 years as one user has told another. If you Buffer, send name, aire and address to K. Lepso, Apt. 62, 123, E. Wright St., Milwaukee, Wis., and he will send a trial supply of this splendid treatment free. Adv. II 11 ' ortniezvine enjoyment jyik Demand Pi Paradise WINES r-1 ... a choice California vintage ex pertly hbhI under the direction of experienced vlistners. HUceglla Bros., openitors of I lira larfe wineries, kUiiiiI behind the name l'urudlse. They have never ceased making wine . . . That Is your Ruarantee of a standard of quullly. Hlieu dining out specify I'ardlse. mid when ordering at your store, ask for It by name. Knjoy a hoi Hi' today ... It makes a good meal better. SOU! AT STATU LKiL'Oll STOKBS .J. ir.tor.Hori trt nffpr alcoholic beverages for sale intS UUVCl tlBCIllCllU la IIU. ,i.r..u ... or delivery In any state or community wherein the advertising, sale or use thereof Is unlawful. This Advertisement Is Not Paid for by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission. (Continued from Fogs One) stand against any Inflation, follow ' lng the silver slump, has killed in ! terest here1 In the silver market and it is held likely that Britain took advantage of favorable conditions while they lasted, i Great Britain's war debt to the United States totals S4.030.157.358. ! The next Instalment on the British debt due. June 15. is $85,670,705. The token payment made at the time the December British instalment fell due was $7,500,000. HlK-i Stakes Ai;;iln At Arlington , CHICAGO oVi The Arlington Park Jockey club will endow its stakes and purees with more than S300.000 again this season, with the $60,000 futurity and the $35,000 classic topping the program. The meeting will run dur ing tile month of July. Schillings dp Coffee 32fb Hoiv to make good coffee everytime Only:i things are necessary (1) a drip coffee maker in wliieh ' boiling waler drips through (-') a specially prepared coffee and (Vija tiller paper. Thafs all! And it never C.iils! Delicious every : lime! Always crystal clear! In a Drip Maker, the waler drips through the coffee, but, one time, not many times as in a Percolator. At that one time, all the rich fragrant flavor is extracted from a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor quickly. Any coffee prepared for the slow percolator proces will not do. (Schilling DU IP Coffee is specially blended, roasted and ground willi filler papers enclosed.) A filter paper rests below the coffee to let through nothing but the lie- ..rfe?' ' " " licious amber drops. Real (f' ' drin coffee cannot be made rZtrstxiSi. 01 ne i i.e. i ry 11; 1 on 11 join the millions who have turned to drip coffee. on can now buy a Special model Drip Colleo Maker and V P ul I lb. of SchilliiiL' Drip loffee Q 1 IS lor .91.20 at your grocer's. If he cannot supply you, .send his name and SI. 20 to A Schilling ev Co., San Francisco. Moncybttck in cither case if not satisfied. Cor. Washington and Cedar WE DELIVER Phone: Main 759 The "Lower Priced Service Store" Invites Your Patronage A Clean, modem, well-lighted store every item plainly marked you may wait on yourself, or have the services of a clerk. New Per lb. fc I'er Qt, Salad ?ffl rfc Oil Pur ex Quart size 2 For KeHogg's Whole Wheat FLAKES 3 FOR 25c ia i -in Oi l l it Sandwich Meat Spread tM'inothlny New! CANS af Wo hop to have plenty of Fresh Strawberries Picnic Shoulder Fer c lb. . . . 4 3 l'owdeivd Oil K SUGAR 3 IDS. lyCl C;u-sten's Finest Sliced Sacon c I.b. iSiJ fo:n.t::r..'.. n tired ot suhul rtresstns. Try this Wosiderful All-Lemon 1 tfc Marquis Mayonnaise ... qt Bulk Shortening Fine for pies, cakes or frying. Per I.b. M Oval Sardines In tomato or mustard sauce cans Mce, Fresh 2-1 b. FRYER C1UCKFS For Friday and Saturday 4-5 Blue & White Green Olives Fresh stock Just arrived. Try this economical size. Spanish Stutfed, JOp Pint Glass Barrels Id Is Queens, QQn Pint Glass Barrels tfWv Memorle Tea Orange Pekoe. 32C Japan Q Q O li-lb AdOK, Fruit for Salad . Red & Wlllte Pears Fancy Large Halves Red & White 2 Large Cans .AlllCdJJlC Fancy Sliced Red & White Salmon 35c 45c 2 Large Cans 45c Fancy Red Sockcyo Peanut Butter Red & White 22c 2-lb. Jar 33c SUN SPUN The Perfect Salad Dressing, Quart - Red & White Mayonnaise Pure - Fresh, Quart 29c m 44c pr Tomatoes Blue i: White Shortening Flake White Tapioca 3 Large Cans 39c 47c 4-lb. Caiton Double Quick 4 A Red White S-a. Pkg. lUV Full Flavored Convenient Container 3S5 COFFEE Glass 1-Ib rn 33c Time for Kellogg's i WH0U ! WHW Packace Each of WIIOI K UIIIMT UISCI IT KICK Kltll-KS ItlKN I'l.AKKS I'Kl' All for 43c We Redeem Their Coupons
