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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1934)
Thursday, May 1, I LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Th'reei PERSONALS Condition Fair Mrs. Henry Hess, who has been 111 for some time, Is reported, resting easily and In very good spirt U at her home on 1603 Oak .-itreet, and Is greeting friends dally. From California- Mrs. H. O. Dow has as her guests her sister, Mrs. O. A. McDougal, and daughter, Clura Helene and Listen Gray, all oL. Alameda, Cal, They ex pect to remain for about two weeks, during which time they will visit at Wallowa Lake and other points of in tercet near La Grande, Mrs.V. S. Hanft ol coiutDbut June en tint prizes ami three second priie for Jrllv at Iowa state hair, altppi ei at uvea 01 fair. ' Champion Jelly maker tells her secret "I use PEN-JEL for It certainly makes jellies and preserves the right consistency." Try PIJN-JEL for sure success! A pure fruit powdered pectin One recipe for all fruits and ber riesthe simple cup'for.cup method on the package. SPEAS Mere YeMerday Mr. and Mrs. yesterday in La home at Haines, tives. Hugh MoCall spent Grande from their visiting their reirv Visits Here Mrs. W. R. Winters and her son, Ralph, Winteid, came to La Grande Tuesday evening to spend the Me morial day holiday visiting relatives and friends. They make their home In Portland. From Imiiaha . Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leslie drove down yesterday from Imnaha to spend Memorial duy visiting with his ulster, Mrs. G. R. Claycomb, and other relatives and friends. Uliimi 1 Miss Alice Inlaw has completed her work at the Rock Creek school where she has been teaching during the lost yeur and has returned to the homo of her parents. President and Mrs. H. E. Inlow, where she will spend her vacation. Here Yesterday ' D. Stephens, of Moro. was a business visitor In La Grande Tuesday. At The Cove Mrs. Harris French and Mr. and Mrs. R. TZ. Baxter and son. were THE NEWFANGLES I CAN MOUNT THIS BABY AND DRIVE fST A FOIGHTENED ELK ANYTHING UNDER TWELVE CYLINDERS 19 PIE FOP tie THET S, ANYTHIrV MY BOTTOM DOU.M? I A WHEEL 'CEPT DEACON PW.T0M.1 Ohl THE PEACON- WITHIN! A S -r- ir- i-m a -viwi iviki uAiyr I "ru K-r it? r ur vai it r ahjc-c-i rA a l I S I YE EAT DUST ON HIS IN HIS PWIMC J . GET IT TV Chick Calls the Deacon! WHAT DA YA MEAN, IN MY PPtME? BY CCACKY, I'LL LAY BKT THET I KIN BEAT HIM T'WHITTEMOPE AN' BACK, ANY DAY V Miff I TO AS THE. FUST DfcV I -'DEACON1. Aw0 WEEKS f I TEUU RODE UEP,NO SO, NAME, THE FROM SATUREttC VE VT BE" -V D- THAT'LL QiVE THE WAS THE: among th La Orande people who at tended the Memorial day exercises at Cove Wenhesday, Iliittk From Iriuuo Martin King, Marcus Rococh and O. J. Price have returned to La Orande from two wee Its' trip to the Saw Tooth mountain district In Idaho where they have mining interests. I las' Operation.- J. E. Horton, of Union, underwent head, operation Monday In U Grande and Is reported to be recover. ing satisfactorily. From linker ' Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Davis, all of Baker, were visitors In La Grande Tuesday. makes the jelly jell m,mmm " A few of her awards! YOUR GROCER WILL HELP YOU KEEP HEALTHY AND HAPPY Delicious Cereal Promotes Regular Habits The right kinds of foods fornr the very basis of health. You neec nourishment for strength and en ergy. And you need "bulk" to pre vent common constipation. Otherwise, this ailment may causi headaches, loss of appetite am energy. You can correct it, usually by eating a delicious cereal. Kellogg's All-Bran adds gen erous "bulk" to your daily menu Testa show this Mbulk" is similai to that found in leafy vegetables Inside the body, the fiber of All Bran absorbs moisture, and formi a soft mass. Gently, this clears ou the intestinal wastes. All-Bran is also a good source of vitamin B and iron. Isn't it safer and pleasanter to enjoy this food in place of taking patent medicines? Two tablespoonf uls of All-Brai daily will overcome most types o: common constipation. Chronic cases with each meal. If seriously ill, set your doctor. All-Bran makes nt claim to be a "cure-all Serve All-Bran as a cereal wit! milk or cream, or cook into fluff muffins and breads. Remember, Kellogg's All-Bra is all bran with only necessary fla voring added. It contains mucl more needed "bulk" than part-brar products. Get the red-and-greer package at your grocer's. Made bj Kellogg in Battle Creek. From, INmdosa Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Nelson brought their daughter, Ruth Pay, to La Grande the first of the week for eye treatment. They make their home at Pondcsa. Tonsillotomy - Donald Garrett underwent an op eration at the Bouvy hospital Tues day for the removal of his tonsils. He Is the son of Mr. and Mra. Fred Garrett, of Hi Igor d. au operation tlu morning tor the removal of her tonsils and Is re ported to be recovering satleXaotorlly, From . Mfiioluun"- ' Winiva McOraoken, ot Meacjiam, was a business visitor In L Qr untie Tuesday. Come Fr.om Tucomn Mr. and Mrs. Audmtr Playle came from 'Tacoma for a visit with his father, Charles Playle and. her parents,- Mr. and Mra. Old well, Mr. Playle returned home Wednesday nlyht. but Mrs. SMty-le 'will remain for an extendd. visit. Former Teacher Visits Mrs. Lloyd Morgan was here re cently from her home at Anatone, Wash., for ft brief visit with her local friends. Mrs, Morgan will be remem bered a Miss Henri Herlng, a for mer La Grande teacher Wiillowaiut liere Jobn Curran and Rose A. Sanborn, of Wallowa, were vtaltors In La Grande over Memorial day. Tonsils Removed Florine Beeson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Beeson, of near Island City, underwent an operation. Tues day at the Bouvy hospital for the re moval of her tonsUs. ( In rorllund Chase Bohnenkamp Is spending a few days In Portland on a business trip. Here Tuesday Miss Prances Bmith, manager of the Cinderella Shop at Pendleton, was a visitor in La Grande Tuesday. From Ontario ( Fred Peterson, timekeeper for the highway department with headquar ters at Ontario, was a business visitor in La Grande the first of the week. TV BoI.hc Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. Al Reynolds spent Me morial day visiting relatives and friends at Boise. They returned to their homes here late lost night. Tonsilectomy t Ptw T'.hprhnnrt small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eberhard, underwent Moilug to 1 41 Grande Mr. and Mrs. John Niederer are moving to their home at 1006. Wash ington avenue after having lived- for nine months at the home of their son, Leo Niederer, orth of Summer ville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watklns who had the Niederer home leased are moving today from La Grande. At rolfu Mrs, Roy L. Skeea and daughters, John, and Marilyn, have been visit ing at the home of her relatives In Colfax, Wash. At tt'alluwo. Lake Mrs. W. H, Hertvog Is spending several days vacation at Wallowa Lake, En Route to Idaho Rev. Leroy H. Walker .formerly of HUlsboro, Oregon, stopped in La Grande this noon and was a guest of Rev. W. H, Hertzog. He Is on his way to Burley, Idaho to take charge of the Methodist church there, hav ing recently been transferred from the Oregon to the Idaho conference. To Peuilleton Mrs. Nellie Harrison, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Sarah Blue, drove to Pendleton Tuesday afternoon and spent Memorial Day there vlsltinif relatives and friends. Visit Mother Sidney Koines, who la employed as engineer for the government In the Grand Ouuyon of the Colorado, Is speuding a few days, visiting his mother, Mrs, a p, LUey, To Enterprise MJta B U Ue Johnson spent the Memorial day holiday at Enterprise visiting her parents ana friends. To Visit Miss Maurlne Moore la expected, to arrive in L& Grande this, evening from HUlsboro where she la a teacher in the schools. Miss Moore, who is a former resident of La Grande, will remain until after the wedding of Miss Frances Kelly and Albert Heriv man whlchj will be an event of Sun day. V ; . Return T 4 Port laud ' . Miss Cora Bliss has returned to her home at Portland after spending a short (tlme visiting her sister, Mrs. Tereua Leslie, and other relatives and friends, YlrtU Here-- , i Mrs. J. U. Hilts, of Baker, spent a short time here early tills weefe visit ing friends and transacting; business. Returns Mrs. Chris Miller has returned to her home following a three weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Abby Gould Parsons at Eugene. During her stnjt there she enjoyed a trip, to the coast and, another into the Cascade mountains. AfCritter Lake J. P. Hogensen of this city Is now located ftii Crater Lake wlvere he is stationed, as road foreman for the C. C. C. camp near there. SOl'TII POLE OK COLD IN AMIES MOl'NTAIXS WASHINGTON ) - The "south pole of cold" Is not in the Antarctic, but hundreds of miles nearer the equator In the Andes mountains of South America. It Is the second most frigid spot on earth, with temperatures often as low a 70 below aero, comparable to the "north pole of cold" In Northern Siberia, says Director- Navarrette of. the Chilean weather bureau in a re port of the monthly weather review of the U. S. weather bureau. This cold spot Is a region about 80 miles wide, In the Andes mountains of Northern Patagonia, along the Chilean-Argentine frontier. It Is a, placo of deep valleys with high mountain walls, an Ideal repository PURE ICE Dollverod dally at your door. Prompt and courteous service. C. E. SHEWMAKER ICE SERVICE Orande Rondo Pocking Plant or phone Main 380 or til tor th9 chilled, air from, tho Antarctic that sattieBlnto 1 frnrt.hlgher levels. BUS SERVICE, for WALLOWA' ENTERFWSrj, JOSEPH ana Way Point.. Leave La Orande, Daily. 4:10 P. M. For FBNDLBTONi Way Polnta Le,ave La, Orande, Dally 10:80 A. U. D. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adam ' PIMM WAIN A' Stoneking's Grocery Open Evenings and Sundays (111 China n Value llbFOLGERSMFFEE SN0WFLAKES 2-lb. carton . 29c Store No. 1 1704 Adama Phone Main 515 ay9s Stores Member of N. It. A. Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Best Foods AYONNAISE Pint Jar 27 Tuna Fish 16c White Star TWO Packages Wheaties 25c Tomato Juice Wnlln Walla Brand 3 cans 25c 12 cans ...95c Preferred Stock JELL POWDER 3 pkgs 14c CERTO 2 bottles 54c Sainton High grade pink No. 1 cans 2 cans 27c Lard -lb. cello PkS 33c Quart Jar Sweet Pickles 39c Ginger Ale Pabst Dry Pints 2 bottles 6 bottles 25c 69c U and I Brand 100-lb. bag Pels Naptha 10 bars Sugar $4.83 Soap 53c Found Beef Roast 10c Weiners 2 Founds 25c ORANGES I NEW POTATOES Large Navels. QCn'10 9 Oosen Odd U &0 CARROTS Sew Walla Walla, Hunch (iflf Would yon use cube sugar to mix a. cahc? There are several types of sugar (granulated, powdered, cube). Each is prepared to serve a different purpose. So. it is with coffee. There arc two vitally different methods of making it percolator and drip. Each demands a dif ferent coffee. In a Drip Coffee Maker, boiling water drips only once through a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor quickly. While in a 'crcolator, tile water continues to pass many times through a coffee prepared to yield its flavor Hloirly. The same coffee can be used for both methods, but like a "Jack-of-all-tradts" it is "master of none" neither drip nor percolator. In one or the othor, little things happen. It's a little weak, or a little strong, or a little cloudy, or it has 3 little less flavor. It's these little things that make or mar good coffee. J3e 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 ilifferent in blend, roast and grind. Two Schilling Grande Ronde Meat Company Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market; Phone Main 755 P-hpne MaiA 7.00- Phone Mnin 75 It costs you less when purchased direct from the packer. Try our cured meats. You can buy them at one profit. Bacon lo w lbs, u18c Choice supar cured. Picnic Hams 1 Oc lb ' Mild cure. Back Bacon 15c lb Mild'supar cured. ' Spare Ribs 7clb Fresh dailv. ' EEggflErflrS "' . tJT'" Hams 0nchalf or Whole I8V2C Ibh Suirar cured. None bettor. 1 I Boston Butts 13c lb Sugar Cured 2! Bacon Sliced V2 lb 13c Rined, cellophane wrapped. uutuia Backbone 4c lb Fresh daily. mKmUUtU vtmnmrnm MjCT nti iff Wl All warrants, City, County and School Dstrict No. 1 taken at face value. Try our coupon system and save. Corn Flakes or POST TOAHTIES IleKUlar Packages 4 Pkjs 29c Wesson Oil Tho price Is advancing, 'it gallon tins 69c Loganberries Fresh from Ornsham Friday and Saturday Special, Cruto" '. 89c New Potatoes Irish Cobblers, white and smooth 10 lbs 25c Oats Regular 10-lb. Bag 36c MUIHmWKl Royal Gelatine Desserts All flavors. No Limit ff lU-'yular pkg , vniriinir'iMnuT Bunch Vegetables Beew, itadinnes, Onions 3 hunches 10c Jar Rubbers Heavy red, double lipped. i dozen 15c ICED TEA SEASON Schilling's Orange Pekoe Makes 8 gallons of tea. Mb. pkg 33c Schilling's Green Japan Makes 6 gallons of tea. 4 -lb. pkg 27c 3E
