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Thursday, June14, 1931 Pajre Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, A GRANDE, ORE. Mr "Would you put Buttermilk on your cereal ? liuftcrmille for some things sweet milk for others and you don't use one for the other. For the same reason, don't try to use the same coffee for cither drip maker or percolator. There's a special coffee for cadi. Here's the reason. In a Drip Coffee Maker, boiling water drips only once through a coffee specially prepared to yield its flavor qai'kl.V. While in a Pvrrntatar, the water continues to pass many tlmfK through a coffee prepared to yield its flavor tloirly. The same coffee can be used for both methods, but like a "Jack-of-all-trades" it is "master of none" neither drip nor percolator. In one or the other, little things happen. It's a little weak, or a little strong, or a little cloudy, or it has a little less flavor. It's these little things that make or mar good coffee. lie 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 different in blend, roast and grind. TlVO Schilling Cofm JKKf KIKS F!MS HIS EVE Ali.UNT T1IK CiKEAT CAM. NEW YORK iJ Irvine Jeffries, ore-time Chicago Whit Sox castoff now at second (or the Phillies, must like the Manhattau climate. In his first 28 games this season Jeffries had batted In only three runs. In the first of a three-game series with the Giants here he bat tod .067 against Carl Hubbell and batted In three runs. In the other two games he batted in five more runs and had a prist of four home runs for himself for the series! HELLO, HONEY HOW DID YOUR "tOUGh EVIDENTLY TEA GO? YOU'RE OUT OF FLY SPRAY. "OH I WAS SO I'LL RUN DOWN AND GET f f EMBARRASSED... SOME TONIGHT" A BIG MOSQUITO f" " KEPT BOTHERING fl'l ifl ) US AND I SIMPLY ,V&. JJ J couldn't iVV-i") r 3 jta IMS JK ft MOSQUITOES FLIES-ROACHIS i MOTHS-FLEAS ANTS-GNATS r ymm,,. ... 0RP.NITE $a'mntcuf FULL STRENGTH E FLY IlO 'W PRAY-fW OTHER STANDARD OIL ORONITE HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS BRIGHTEN UP YOUR WARDROBE Rub simnltfi's off ymir fiwks. llunUh stuinn frmn Iiutfi itiul Mii'ile stmt's. Standard On mite Clrunintl Fluid " knocks iho spots out uf i-ut i lung". I. ernes no rings! SELF-POLISHING WAX Easy to p P'y on linnl wood, HnnlYum, tile or compositluu floors. H SIIIM.S I ISKI.K wlillo you rest. HANDY OIL .- Handy for every household. Keep vacuum cleaners, electric miter, hnvii mowers, guns, nnd door hinges working smoothly. MANUFACTURED BY STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA What a perfect com bination ! Coffee good ness plus economy. That's Wad hams ! "High Possible Qual ity" with a 10c saving in wide-mouth glass jars for canning. Now I Sizes (1 lb. - 2 lb. - 3 lb.) WIDE MOUTH Reusable Glass Jars Exclusively Yours in WAMAMS SAD SAM GIBSON LEADS SEALS TO 3-1 WIN OVER SACS Hollywood Beats Port land, Angels Beat Oak land and Seattle Trims Missions. Two pa&es and Mcota's ninth inning single accounted lor the two win ning Angel tallies. The win boosted the Los Angeles first place margin ever the Mlior.a to 15 '-i gam?s. Dutch fUiether's rejuvenated Se attle Indians upset the Missions 5-3 In the series opener at San Francisco. Bill Radonlu not only checked the Reds with four hits but In addition contributed, a double and single to the Tribe's 8 hits off of Charlie Lie ber and Lloyd Osborne. By The Associated Vns The baseball sages who maintain that winning ball games is 00 per cent good pitching would have found satisfaction in Sad Sam Gib-ion's three-hit performance at Sacramento last night. San Francisco's veteran righthand er stopped the Senators 3-1 and never was in better form. Sacramen to's only run came in the fifth when Tony Boroja tripled and scored on a long fly. Old Uncle Tom Sheehan allowed but six safeties as he pitched Holly wood to a 2-1 win over Portland. Jack WlLson limited the Stars to the same number of hits but walked six men to giv Hollywood the game. Emll Meola of Los Angeles chalked up his ninth victory of the season by beating Oakland 5-3 with a 7-hit Job. DRIP a Highest Possible Quality" IHstrlhiittir: Interior Grocery Co. l.a Grumlc Baseball Standings Coast Lens tie Standings R. H. Pet. Los Angeles 57 15 .792 Mission 42 29 .592 Sacramento 36 35 .507 San Francisco 34 37 .485 Hollywood 32 38 .457 Oakland 31 41 .431 Seattle 27 42 .391 Portland 23 45 .338 Yesterday's Results At Sacramento 1. San Francisco 3. At Hollywood 2. Portland 1. At Oakland 3. Los Angeles 5. At Missions 3, Seattle 5. THE BIG' BAD WOLF OA OTHER VVALT DISNEY CUT-OUTS' a American League StaiHlIng R. H. Pet. Detroit 30 ?1 .588 New York 28 20 .585 Cleveland 24 21 .53.1 Washington 27 25 .519 St. Loula 24 23 .511 Boston 25 25 .500 Philadelphia 20 28 .417 Chicago 17 32 .347 Yesterday's Result s At Washtncton 11-13. Chicago 3-11. At Philadelphia 11. Cleveland 2. At New York 6. St. Louis 2. At Boston 15. Detroit 13. National League Standings R. H. Pet, New York 34 18 St. Louis 30 19 Chicago .. 31 21 Pittsburgh 27 20 Boston 25 23 Brooklyn 21 30 Philadelphia 17 30 Cincinnati ! 11 35 ' Yesterday's ltesults At Cincinnati 4. New York 6. At Pittsburgh 15. Brooklyn 2. At St. Louis 0, Boston 9. At Chicago 1. Philadelphia 2. CUT-OUTS OF MICKEY MOUSE AND HIS PALS! What wonderful toys for the children these new Post Toasties Cut-Outs! Some boxes have The Big Bad Wolf and The Three Little Pigs. And on other boxes there are Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, Horace Horsecollar, Pluto the Pup or the Goof. Get a box of Post Toasties today. 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Union leaders said at the Pitts burgh convention that only govern ment intervention could stave off a walkout of steel workers within 72 hours. NATION OBSERVES FLAG'S BIRTHDAY Ity The As(M-lateil ITess Today Is Old Glory's birthday. The notion observed It by furling her 157-year-old banner proudly to the breezes in Flag day exercises throughout the land. The stars and stripes became the Skin Discomfort Ectema itching, chafing, smarting.etc., yield amazingly to the specially effica cious tngredienrs or American flag by act of the ental congress June H. lrJ7 flag committee consisting of Ceorg-' Bom and Robert Morris. Mmci with Eetsy Ross at her store In Phil adelphia, and the Quaker City needle woman then fashioned the red. white and blue emblem. rn..iBion.'. oircntir strawberry In dustry was begun Just as an experi ment JClllO . Ti.ri. it nn other flavor auite like that of large, sun-ripened loganberries. No wonder longanberry jelly or jam is a delicacy on any table! 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Cellophane wrapped. 4 lbs 29c Shortening Pure, wholesome. c - 4 lbs. 1C Steaks Sirloin, Short Cuts, Ribs Lb 15c Kens Fresh killed. -t f Lb Ibc If aliSmt Fresh today -J f Lb..... iyc We purchased from the Union Live Stock Show 11 head of premium Baby Beef which will be offered to the La Grande trade in a few davs. Coffee '" i i Soap ' Monarch Brand. Now in a reusable QQ. El Eu White King Grnnulntcd ef glass Jar 1-lb. Jar I7V . iM f Large package At?C Mayonnaise Best Foods Pints M. Vs i .29c 1 M Kellogg's I Rice Krispies u crisp tney crackle in cream nn. 2 18." 23C PURE CANE SUGAR 109-11 BAG.... $4.83 We suggest you buy before we are forced to add the processing tax. 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