La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1934, Image 4

Vaze Four
LA GRANDE EVENTVfi OBsSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, May 31, 1934
I TOASTlCr i
I BOXES
FIND IT
HERE
ta my t a. m.
j We txTt cjrrte sacfc of frrn
: p;cr.e. We Te pyrv. N'jtrt
(Ml HOOt, vniUSRES
Toe cu gw acntcb ppcr tot
tctxjol mx tt Obacrrcr. Hcrm 2 pi 6c.
6-14-1 f.
YOl JC Plf Tl KM
Erirvi H? r.-d T.ated. fcud cor
recUy Prkzrst! tX Xzr.tiGMXi'B Art
l.zjLi of picture irx'c. t.
TXy &-jx PwrVjry Woo2 Iuve truck
tcd d-iiTfr.l 5.iO per lcl. TX.
XiOre artfr coiltc-. Pto P:
L.ur&er Co, E-., Ore. 5-31-2 l.
I comer of Block one fl). OXVjo
A;Uoa ic 1a Grre. Ca
j ion Coumr, Oregon; titwDe West
i o faurire al ten (UOj
the?. Zjs ooe .ujred ia
( 1 1 0 ;eers: tbenee &om cir&r
60 1 Ic to t plxce oi bna?.
a i c-bde ureter execution
: irm.jl cAit of t Cimni Cart of
'tie of Orea ?ar t Owtty
of L'njoi to t directed in tts cue
of the
bULte of Orfor reprcatTiVd acd c .
tng fcr J;: s L. Ltr'r. Gtmsnx,
P. J. RIrr, 6ecre-iry of 6A"-e,
Oor?e A. Wtute. ;Ln.i Oxjerni,
Vi--r s. Furtr fTeaconx W.
Cooj-?ha. cctnpr,.g tiie World
Wi.- tn,' S-- A;d Coc
e:va ol itjt &Us of Oreoa, Plain
tiff !
hu&bui arid -jr.5e, xl tte La
GriLatfe Iartstnexi: CoropanT. a
pr.'j-fc corpora. :yn, deiemiants
JESSE BREKZAASl S.'.er.tl of Un
ion County. Orvn.
B O. R. CLAYCOWB, Deputy.
UAy 16, 23, 30. June 6, 13
W7XD SWEEPS
FLA3IES OVER"
JLARGE AREA
(CooUzjuedl Proa Fc On)
CUT-OUTS OF MICKEY
MOUSE AND HIS PALS!
Here's a barrel of fun for boyf
and girli.' Wonderful cut
out of Mickey and his pals are
on some Post Toasiies pack
ages . . . The Three Little Pigs
on others. Children love them!
Serve Post Toasties often!
The whole family will lore
these golden, toasted corn
heart flakes that stay crisp and
crunchy in milk or cream. A
product of General Foods.
Br ,pcuj muffacat with YiJt Dtwcr
CUT THEM OFF THE BOX
EXEf.TTOK' NOT If X OP 8.UJE
Jfvtice U Tjeretfj ?--ren tiit In pur
suance of n o?ctr of trie County
CVrrt of Ciuoci Cvinty, Orwron, r; v
trf in proot. dry rrjuj and en
itrri Itiy 2Ut, IVi. In undenierj
eil eitcXif of trj? estate of Mce
C&Mry (ctienetlnies known u ILcul
Cfcj). deoe&j3, w.U from And. aftr
Jim 23rd, 1V34 t ten o'ci-xk. a. ni
iu pr.Tj ml:, t t;r- office of
Grn 4c Hew. tx : :.t La Grarie N'a.-
BatJc BMirjf. La Grande, j
Orevn. to tie tutat and beat told- j
dr for caAii In nnl pJ. or for J
CiJa " ir t--' I. Di-Xi t La Grande.
t pTKr-i oid, r.'l uect to tiie J
cot.?:rmi.t;on by tne t3J.l Cointy
Cort. ail tn rht. trti nd inter
act vhl'-a T-e iaM W:ke Cay (fcocna
vmt known ma Microti CAcjt nd
t ti: time of fc;s tieatn In nd to
the foil wing desrnfc! real estate,
to-rr.:
LrjxJ--i.ni W;i?ht Mr La. IS
In the Orrhx.1 Plat. Korti rjt
Eirt of Ove. In Unl'jo County,
Oregon,
to pay estate dot. clains and ei-
yenie of ad mi nUtra.t:on.
DR. M. T. PHY. Executor of the Es
tate of Mike C&7 ( 6onv:ne
Incnra a M:cnal Cawry) Deceased.
GPJS ii HESS. AtVffiijrs for Ekt
cu'r. '
May 23. 30. June 6- 13. 20.
SOTKE Of SIILKIJl'S Ktl.B
On Xt.t Mta dy of June. 1V34 at
the bTur of H W a. ns. at the front
door of Ue Court Houa In La
Grand, Union County, Oregon, I will
aHI at auction to the hi?ne$ bidder
for cah the foUowln? drtcrtt rtal
prjfjerty Iotawl In Union County,
Oregon, to-wit:
Commencing at the Southeast .
(Continued Prora Page One)
NOT If E TO f KEOITOR
tne undersigned has ben aico.nld SALVATION
AdmlnUtritor of 'rt eatat of Joanna
6r.ott, deai(l, by ih County Court
of trie Sta of Orecon for Union
County. All person harm? claim
a:n aaid ecta a.e herebr re-
i q'ilred to present the aame to the
uninu;rned at ins reuien.: irs7
Lfcke Street, La Granoe, Union Coun
ty. Oregon within :x month from
tr date hereof.
3. 1934.
GEORGE E SCOTT, AdmlnlstraV of
the Estate of Joanna Scot:, de
ceased. Jiay 3. 10. 17. 24. 31.
R-dy. we believe that the funds e-n-trujsted
to the or?anijaUii wAl be
ued for the giory of our Lord and
fcf the sest pood of the needy vun
hoca toey make contact."
j Ci.pt, Sody report ahowtd a total
jor I io perse cj heed from Jan. 1
. vo Wit JC this year, at a total cost
I The fire rxhtmj equipinenS of the ;of 510. Meaj were pren T57 tran
j town of Wiovt saa uud to eapac- r.em men. 3Si transient f am:: lea and
; :'ty. but la spite of effort to ke? ; 127 traaaent women, a total of meals
the fire from spreading . a house next ; w 1 VT transient group, ieds were
to the hocel m burned andT tie ? 19 transient men. 72 transient
flame- also jumped across the ro&d ' thsr.'.ljt and 14 transient women, a
and destroyed an aid livery ttabi. t-atal of Garments we funuihed
Two other rtssdence cauzht fire . 3 persens, shs went to 40, gro
frora. the spark r.ym. but these eerv and clothinj order wwe etren 1
fire rntre extinuiihed before any to W familie and 244 persons in '
damage wa dne. ' :miiita were helped, totalling 3S2 in
TnJ Miller noteL the iasc araliat: th-i dinsion. or a grand to til of 1556
pUce in WaUoTra for accocnodatrn? piraons helped.
the puhiic. ha been managed for the . The 1-510 was divided as follow: i
last four ye-tr by aLaa Prankje Ai.e- ?:ue ci food to tamihe 1 1 GO. :
and hex orther. Gien Aln It is a TIue of ciothinr and shoe ail.CO.
Landmark of the town, being one of value of meais sdS 75. alue of beds
tre oidtat bmJd:ng there. 82655. medical aid 3 CO.
Tfa'ja who were beln houaeci in
the hocl were accomodated ia mh. ;
In the old Cameron house where thr ;
wiil remain for the presents Whether i
or not the hotel wlil be rebuilt is
unknoTm.
ARMY
EFFORT ENDORSED
BY CLERGY HERE
7
aniiici
The flavor
lingers longer
because its
Predicts Frost For
Eastern Oregon
(Continued Prom Page One)
cloudburst at Hepner and ILidraa.
but La Grande received no more than
a nor;nk!e.
ticn cf La Grande wish It to be ,
known that we apprecte the ralue i
of the Army's work and are heartily
in sympathy with their effort.
"Under the supervision of Capt-
Schillinsf
Tnis aa7ertiement is not Intended to offer alcoholic beverage lor sale
or delivery In any state or community wherein the advertising, sale or use
thereof is unlawful. Tin Advertiiemtnt Is Sot Paid lor by the Oregon
Uquor Control Commis:on.
i. kit it
-t rtinlffiiffiitT wuriirt i ii'iffi tfnflrniiii'i iiitto rfflllrTlMmin-iMWrirfilfirii -11 n i Tn?M- "
Cor. W.'ishington
and CtAir
WE
DEUVF.P.
Thone:
Main 7o3
Our Friends and C'usUjmc-rs Are Always Pleased
To Tell of the Service, Quality and Satifactin
They Receive in Trading at Joel's A.sk them
alxiut it.
peas 3lbfc20cH
BEI-rrS and Q 1 A ? I
CARROTS O bunches 1UC r! I
. Kl
4 lb. pkg. LARD 34c
KXf GRAPEFRUIT
llratfjr Wlih Jul. .
Ground VEAL
nit
roi Mi
14c
It's
Don't Put 0f Canning!
leriy Time Now: liuy at these Prices!
$1.25
95c
Raspberries
Loganberries
Cm id
Improved CUrk S'-filiiiij
Strawberries
POHTI.A.VD
Strawberries
I'r
iv r
Cr.i
$1.85
$1.35
Prices Good for
Fri. and Sat.
June 1-2
Salad
Mil
Durkee's
Salad Dressing
PL Jar.
Qt. Jar
While stock lasts.
REG.
CAN...
Kipper Snacks
Fine for picnic
m
with all of Summer's
isp good things to cat &
.7. drink waiting for you
rtOhJuWiadif
00 " 00
mi.
mm-
-4r
i . .3 W . U.
Cheese 14c lb.
Kraft's
I'imento Spread
Pineapple Spread or Kay
5-oz. glass 17c
Juice
Walla Walla Tomato
16-oz. can 8c
SUGAR
l"f round Sack
1: :
AM l.r V
twiner frtlns.
f';nr-t)ii t !t p-i
ir u in
lbs' 49ci
stt ? I.R3 3
'i --! ,!! mii.i.s a.Ti. n.r.iTnfiir - l---anriVts ifjrjjftj
Kerr Jars 79C
CERT0 Grape -
Itk 27e Juic 1
POST TOASTIES i for 9,.
Durkee's
Sal.i'l
nil
1Z 32c
H?i! . . . srd ia-JH ipprtiiei po topetber? Not
at iiJ if yo .-.Ide iced that looks t-id tctt$
wl retre.Ki.-.f . . . br-aiiart orreal mth
frfh btrrie, i.-ed te and ccee, teraptirg usdf .
lirr.b cbopt. cold meu!
White Star Tuna
No. can 11c No. V can 16c
Moody's Peanut Butter
2 lb. Jar 29c
Jello or Royal Gelatine
Dessert, all flavors, 3 pg. 17c
Dole
Itroknt Mir
l'tlir;iitlr
Goldettes ';rT
Certo
Pen-Jel
Purex
;, 18c
a 12c
)l. Me
No.,;
No.
54c
2 ,.ke 27c
25c
M. J. B.
TREE TEA
(iREEN
i2-Ib. Ctn. ..25c
BLACK
-lb. Ctn. ..35c
RHODE ISLAND REPS - Fioh Pr
d and Dn
SI
CLASSIFIED ADS
I'llONK
White King
Cranulated
SOAP
I.aiKe I'ackasje
29c
SNOWDRIFT, 6 lb. pail 83c
Gerber's Strained Vegetables, can 10c
White Rose Flour, 49 - - $1.33
Silver Spike Flour, 49- $1.S5
MILK, Morning, 4 23c
Myrtle Coffee, 1,'.:
Sardines, North Star
Salmon, Columbia River
Van Camps Pork & Beans
Ritter's Pork & Beans
N.v 1
Tall Can
M.Uu:n
Cm
2 Can.l .
19c
8c
12c
6c
11c
FAIRY
SOAP
Carton o Bars
7c
Your Grocer
Has
U&I
SUGAR
Ask Him
About It
I
SUGAR
Don't Blame
the Sugar
if your Jellies or v
Preserves Fail
SOME housewives have been known to lay
failure in making fruit jelly to the kind
of sugar used. As a matter of fact
Sugar Is Used In Jelly
Making for 2 Purposes:
Urn. lo wlrn Ihf prodilit, anil wioihI. as a oill
(inratlni mnJium. Surar lias nil art in t-auslng
", HIiot- Ttial prtKfvs Is liroiiglit aliniit by the cum
tlnailun of alil and pwlln. .sHrcllrin of the fruit
to tx a-r1 in Jell) makiii!" Is I In- most liniwrtuiit thin)!,
ton mu-t an arid fruit and It must not he ovrr
riof. rr-jkiii5 d-strojs the pectin and failure Mill
rome Trom tliat rause. l'se of too much sugar may
i-ju- -Ilallrnlns." hut the ourte of the sugar has no
bearing on the result.
If the kind of sugar used did have some ef
fect on the process of jellying no other
sugar would meet the situation better than
I' and I Sugar, because it is a pure sugar.
For Perfect Results in
all Home Canning
Use U and I
Sugar
A RRODl'CT OF WESTERN FARMS
Distributed In La G.ancle Territory by
WESTERN STATES
PACIFIC FRUIT &
"CROCERY
PRODUCE
CO.
CO.
It Zkjif the fi
avor
of my Strawberry Jam !
y tl,f. THESE RIPE
t'Mi , hj STRAWBERRIES ' .
p" TASTE EVEN
L'?l;, f'- .better in jam ' k
V t'- WHEN I MAKE IT F
f8, lJ THE CERTO 1 j
$C SH0RT"B0IL WAY I Vi: 'A p
f 3
When Mrs. Brown
first tried Certo, she couldn't be
lieve how much better jam tasted!
WHY don't you go to your grocer tomorrow
get some ripe strawberries, sugar and
Certo and put up a batch of wonderful Strawberry
Jam? And you can't put up too much!
More than four million jam and jelly makers are
now using Certo and these include most of the
State Fair Champions all over the country.
They will tell you that Certo ought to give vou
half again more glasses from the same fruit, and
allow you to finish it in one-third the usual time.
They will tell you, too, of the extra flavor that
you get in any jam or jelly made with Certo.
When you use Certo, you boil your jellies or jams
only a few minutes. The fruit juice does not boil
away. And you never get that "boiled-down" taste
that comes with long, tedious boiling. Certo is
sold by all grocers. A product of General Foods,
HOW TO MAKE THE BEST
STRAWBERRY JAM
Certo Laboratories report thi3
recipe best or use with 1934 ber
ries. See also Special Strawberry
Aews below.
- 4 '- ,ho Prepared fruit
cups kS Ihs ) siik-ar. Juice of a lemon
-t botilo Cmo
To prepare, fruit, prind about 2 quarts
npo iviTii-i or crush so that each berry
is nslucisl to pulp.
Mcasun- siifur. prepared fruit, and
i-1 on jiuiv into larra. W.-Itlc-. mis well.
..no hruu! to n full nillitiB ls.il over
li.Hi.sa in,., Iiircslucs-roaminc, tea
spoon hotter may he a.i.Usi. stir mn
sttuitly I,.;,,,,, ,! ,vhil Mlii:. lioil
hard I mmutes Hetnove from fire and
sar m t ,.rt r.uir ouickly. paratlln
ft ,i ,kis a''ou,' 10 Slassca 1.0
!2a54a
e G. F. Cr-. Wi
btUlAL STRAWBERRY NEWS!
Rcai carefully before malting Strawberry Jam
1934 will be a pood strawber-jj- ye:
Flan to start your Certo jam cupboard
with the firs: luscious straw!x"rries.
This year we'v? had unusual weather
conditions ar.drui" may vary more
widely than usual in moisture content.
The Ce: , o laboratories recommend that
for str. berry jam you boil the fruit
ar.d sugar mixture c-f 1934 lorries four
minutes instead of one-and for even
better results ar.d keener flavor, add
the juiceof half action. (Recipe above )
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