La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text''Page ;Four AGRANDEEVENING OBfSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, Juno'7,! 1931 6 i i 1 if I I i 1 If 1 To Seattle Mlsa Thelma Whaloy, BupervlMr of art at B. O, N., loft Wednesday Xor Seattle where &he will attend on art convention and spend the few dayH vacation until tho opening of the eummer quarter. From The iJihc Miss Eva Wear returned Wednes day from Wallowa Lake where she was a guest for a few days over the weekend of the Misses Imogen liua- sell and Marie Tlgglebcck, i'rmn Iowa ' Mrs. Ansel Preeland and son Ciar- ret, from Nevada, Iowa, old time friends and neighbors of Rev. and Mrs. J. QcorKO WuIk, were callers for several hours at tho Prenbyterlan mnnse, on WedncadFiy. Mr. Barubotir, a friend of Mr. Freclaud Jr., Is travel ing with tho party. They were on thrtr way to Portland, where thoy will visit with Mrs. Free land's sister and other relatives and friends, then ro turn to Iowa by way of Canada. Witness Kxcroittes Mrs. George Dawson and daughter, Miss Mary, of Joseph, came to Li Orunde Wednesday In time for Even song and will remain, through the commencement cxerclaca, their son and brother, Harry Dawson, being graduate. , VInIIh Wirr Mis Irene Ettor, of Pilot Rock, Is tli guest of her sinter, Miss Barbara Ettor. graduating today at the East ern Oregon Normal, and Queen of Evensong. To Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Elton Barron left yesterday morning by car for Seattle where they will pend the remainder of the week visiting Mrs. Barron's father, R. 0. Mason. CUT ME OFF WE' POST T0ASTJ BOX, Visits Here ' j 1 ' Mm Beverly Huffman, of Enter prise, is upending tiie week In La Uriuide visiting her sister, Miss Nul dcen Huffman, who Is a student at E. O. N., and oilier relatives and friendd. Hot urn To IMse Mrs. William Hour nan and daugh ter, Nan, have returned to their home at Boise after sending two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hanks, and Mr. Hcughan's mother, Mrs. H. O. Dow. of Mrs. Mays parents. Judge and Mrs. L. Denham. Mr. Mays will re turn to Salem within the next few days and Mrs. Mays and Carotin will remain for a longer visit. VI I Ik Lynn McOarry, of Enterprise, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Improving Archie Hobbs, of North Powder, who underwent a mastoid operation t the Bouvy hospital yesterday, is reported to bo recovering satisfactory lly. From Kriterprlse Mrs. J. D. Walker and son, John, of Enterprise, spent yesterday In La Grande transacting business. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Here Yesterday Alex Anderson, of Hllgard, spent yesterday in La Grande transacting Business, To Pendleton Mrs. Nellie Harrison, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Surah Blue, drove to Pendleton today to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Milne. From Wallowa Izora Gregory is spending a few days In La Orande from her home at Wallowa. From Pendleton w. urownneia, or Fenaieton, was a business visitor In La Grande yester- uay. C KICK FT FLAT PERSONALS YOU'VE never seen such wonderful Cut-Outs as these! On some Post Toasties boxes you get Mickey Mouse and his pals. And on others, The Three Little Pigs. Serve Post Toasties often! You'll love these golden, toasted corn-heart flakes that stay crisp and crunchy in milk or cream. Post Toasties is a product of General Foods. Hr ipecUl icr.ntracm wllh VP.lt Winer limerpmc. .. oo-r.crp., im :UT THEM bFF THE BOX Kml Visit Mrs. G. A. McDougall and daugh ter, Clara Helen and Llston Gray, all of Alameda, Cal. left yeaterday for their home after having spent two weeks in La Grande visiting Mrs. McDougall's sister, Mrs. 11, O. Dow, It wolves Treatment Loland Fenn was a visitor In La Grande yesterday from his home at Huntington. While here he received treatment at the Bouvy hospital and returned to his home this morning. From Imhlpr E. I. Hazen, of Imbler, was a busi ness visitor in La Grande yesterday. Buck to Athena i V. A. Christopher returned this morning to his home at Athena after having iipent several days In La Grande. During his stay hero he underwent a nasal ojcralton at the Bouvy hospital. Visit Here- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mays and daugh ter, Carol in, are visiting at the home Glass Cloth Kor poultry houses, hot beds, etc., 35c per sq. yd.- Automntlc Feeders and Water fountains for -chickens of, all sized. I Tho best Hot Water Kalso mlne any quantity 9c per lb. (Brush loaned) Home Lumber &Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mickey McCoy W. O. Sawyer Farmers Friendly Headquarters I Ona Hug. of Elgin, spent last week at the homo of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hug. Mr. and Mrs. Luther IDndman and children, Morjorlc, Vivian and Billy, ana Mr. and Mrs. James Halgarth and children, Helen and Myron, drove to Weston to attend tho Normal school reunion Saturday. Mrs. C. O. Cates and Mrs. Willis Culp spent Thursday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cameron. Mrs. Mary Woelty and son. John Waelty, were La Grande visitors Mon day where Mr. Waelty nttended tho grain growers meeting. Donald Hlg glns returned home with them to work during haying. W. H. Wcatherspoon drove to Salem Wednesday and returned home Thursday with his daughter, Beverly, who has been attending school there. Missea Ruby and Alt. Parsons left Wednesdny by auto with Mrs. Wil liam Mooney and .daxighters, Mrs. Jo sopliine Walker and Mrs. Fern Bram wcll, for Salt Lake City, Utah to at tend tho L, D. 8. conference. Mr. ond Mrs. J. E. Witherspoon and daughter, Lois, ' and Miss Frances Cates wero shopping In La Grande Tuesday. 1 ' 1 ! 1 1 fl'fif Zetta Waelty Is spending two weeku visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. GeorRti Gordon at Baker, Miss Lois Witherspoon spent Sun day with Miss Frances Cates In El gin. I Mrs. Jennie Gralner of near La Grande, is visiting at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Cates, of El gin. Mrs. Mary Abblt, of Elgin, npcut the first of the week, with her sister, Mrs. Qiiintilla Morris, near Imbler. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS... QUITE A NEAT SUM. ISN'T IT, MR. f ' L MASON ? J I'M NOT REALLY SUCH A BAD GUY.' AND I'M GOING TO PROVE . IT...TM PRGTTY SMART, BUT NOT REALLY A SLICkER J A I WASN'T SURE I COULP WIN MY CASE, BUT I DID IT, SO SATISFIED 1 I'M ), 'vL SATISFIED .' y AND TO PROVE To YOU THAT I'M NOT JUST TRYING TO GET A TEMPORARY ADDRESS AT TOE CORNER OF EASY STREET AND PUSHOVER ALLEY, I'M TEAR' G UP YOUR i ING UP YOUR 1 FA' mmism GET A PICTURE OF h THIS... A MAN DIVIDING FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS INTO TWO PARTS AND GETTING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING !.' ff WFU T'l I 5 j I 1 ( GETTING ABSOLUTELY j J'iii il ' - NOTHING - 1 tj mi nv we a' schy'cV, rh'c';! THIS FELLOW DIRK ISN'T A PUZZLE, WE'VE NEVER SEEN ONE II dustry and customers wilting to pay for Hie service. Such posted price. rrtRV not be re vised upwnrd within 48 hours ,but mny be reduced without' time Itnilt. British strawberries rtro growing fewer, nnd experts have failed to dis cover cither the cause or tho cure. X. It 'Allif Against Fixing f Prices (Continued from Pag On) tive cutting while reducing to a min imum opportunities for artificial maintenance of high prices, and sim ilar developments which have caused complaint. The arrangement will permit open provisions In codes where desired by an Industry, but on tho condition that prices bo reported to a confi dential disinterested agency for dis tribution to all members of tho in- 111!, UtW u4f Can-ftnf I 1 Don't Be Misled By Super Quality Claims! No better Sugar can be made than the sugar that is pro duced from the crops of Am erican farmers! Insist on audi SUGAR YOUR CROCKl! HAS IT A Product o American Farms I'KO.M T11K UKKINKIMKS OK T1IK UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR CO. Dish ibiitoil in i lliando Ton itory liy WKSTKKX STATKS UlOCKUY CO. r.( li ic nti -it it ruoi)i c i-: co. The prices postod will ropresent actual' transactions or offers and there, will be no waiting period during which competitors may make arrange ment for a uniform price. Cor. Wasliington , and Cedar : WE toEUVER . Phone: Main 759 GoldoU Grape Fruit . Van Camp's Pork (i Beans Cans for 2TI 4 for 25c CLASS J.Mt "sriiooi.no v" Peanut Butter 19c NEW POTATOES ,SL 21c WALNUTS "str" LB. 17c Tender ' Fine BEEF OLD ROAST SPUDS Carrot and Beets urns. A NEW LOW TRICE ON FLY SPRAY Pints Half Pints 3c IT UMiinr. ISI.M RED FRYERS llltKSSKIl anil lilt VM S Ct'Utph;ino wrapped Marshmallows lb. ISc Lifebuoy SOAP ... 3 pc h P bars I riiere is only one "Lifebuoy." The rest are sub stitutes. Insist on the original. Finest soap for children. Head Lettuce 5c -lb. k U. & I. iao! SUGAR All Mijrar must go up in price soon duo to .four-bit Tax ! Puv Now ! TRADE LISTLESS IN WALL STREET NEW YORK. June 7 (4 While metal lasucs developed some (strength in today's listless stock market, and a few of the oiU resumed their ad vance In tlie latter part of the ses sion, there was little enthusiasm! shown for higher price levels gener ally. The close was irregular. Trans fers approximated 450 000 sha-t. Closing figures incl ide!. Air Reduc 04 Al. Chom. and Dye 133 'i American Can 01 American T. and T. .. 114-H Bethlehem Steel 32 i J. I. Case 61 Chrysler 30 Col. o. and E 19 Continental Can 76 General Motors 30 Johns ManvlUe 48?fc Libtaey-O-Ford 20'i Liggett and Myers B 05 Montgomery Ward 25 ? J MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY : CU1CAGO W1IKAT Nat. Distill. J. C. Penney . 25 'i 54 'i 36 30'i 44 (4 Pub. 8er. of N. J. Southern Pacific St. Oil of Cnl St. Oil of N. J Union Pacific 1104 United Aircraft 20'., United Corp 5 U. 8. Indus. Alco 40 V. S. Steel 30ft I'OKTI.AM) LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. June 7 (PI rntt.lo- 35, calves 60; slow. Open men -w C' JV . !MH4.91!4 !"' ""'! .l'4 Sen'l iixe.DX".! -I'O'.i . t Dec. .!l!iI.OO J.Ul ! l.OUOl.OUii CBICAOO COBN July r.l.5l"i Mti -51 W sept r.ii,u .r.s'i .ri li-. ...j ..-.7! . .an?. '! J PORTLAND WHEAT Open Well LO" Clos. JlilV " -'"'A ""4 sn;t. - TH-'S Steers: Good, common and medium, $2.75 $6.15: heifers, common and medium, 2.75 (it $4.75; cows, good, common and medium, $2.35 (.? $3.75; low cutter and cutter, $1. 50d $2.35; bulls, good and choice, $3.25 u, $3.50; cutter, common and medium, $2.50 $3.25; vealers, good and choice, $4.00 61 $5.50; cull, common nnd medium, $2.00i$4.00; calve3, good and choice. $3.50 & $5.50; common and medium, $1.50a$3J0. Hogs: 600: steady. Lightweight, good and choice, $3.25(. $4.15; me- dlum weight, good and choice, $3,50 ft $4.16; heavyweight, good- and choice, $3.00 it $3.05; packing sows, good. $2.40i.i $3.10; feeder and storlt cr pigs, good and choice, $3. 00c $3.25. Wink, Tex., oil boom town, soon Is to have its first city park. Foj a pint make your own. delicious tablo syrup. Schilling jVlciplc flavoring Grande Ronde Meat Company Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market Phone Main 75 Phone Main 755 Phone Main 700 lb Boil lb 5c I Hamburger 3 lbs 25c Younjr Beef Ground dailv All steer cuts Beef Roasts lb 9c s lb 11c Cottage Butt - Sugarxured. : i..v.. . . Spare Ribs 6c lb h Pure Lard 4 lb Cello pkg. 31c Picnic Hams lb 9c Susrar Cured Chinook Salmon lb 23c Spinach 27c Monarch Brand. New 1034 pack No. 2'i tins 2 tins Heinz Soup All varieties. Large tins. 2 tins 27c Soap Crystal White Buy nil you wnnt 10 bars 27c I Corn Monarch Golden Bantam, No. 2 tins 2 tins 27c COFFEE dSl..... lb 30c Catsup PrcTerrrd St,Kk. large bottles 2 lor 27c Oranges Fancy Sunklst, medium size . 3 dozen 49c Soap Woodbury's O 21c I New Potatoes lUmnston Irish Cobblers:. 10-lbs Green Peas 3X1 19c SUGAR-U 8 I Brand . . 20 lbs. 9Sc 100 lbs, . . $4.85 h SUGAR-CGHPureCane... 100 lbs .. $4.93 1