La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1934, Image 7

Thursday, 'June It, 193 1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
CLASSIFIED
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junlmttm ebirge on one
order .. ....
To
BATB8 BY MOUTH
taw, per month
llnw, per month MJ6
line., per month M 00
e hum, per mouth t 7t
fcoh edditionel line owr (in
chugea t Sue per line per month.
WANTED
WANTKD Exp. steno. In law ofllco
lor one wet. Write P. O. Box 920.
tutlng "go nd exP- 8-14-2 t
A NO. 0 MCCORMICK mowing ma
chine frame, canting No. M 1435.
Flank Bennett, Hllgnrd. 8-12-3 tp
TURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves,
old gold. Anything used. D. Zim
merman. 8-15-1 m.
FOR SALE
PIBST CLASS artificial lco. Rasldcnce
delivery with service and sat'.ufac
tlon our specialty. Young's Ice Co.
6-14-1 t
PARM WAGON, 1005 Adams.
8-12-3 tp
WOOD. Bost place to buy. 13 and 10"
cheaper than buzzing 4 ft. Smith's
Fox Rirm. C-5-1 mp.
fOR SALE Fine, country home, 10
A mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump.
B-23-1 mp
SCRATCH PAPER for schooi or home
st the Observer. 3 pads for 60.
8-14-r, 1.
Reil For Juvenile Crlmo III Hull
HULL, England VP) The birch
rod has been revived here as a pun
ishment for Juvenile crime because
ol a recent increase In the number
'of youthful malefactors.
FOR RENT
CLEAN, MOD., unlurn. houses. 145 W.
8-14-t f
ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick
Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Daily.
4-30-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashce. pa
pers, etc. Good service, reasonable
prices, a. E. Towery. Ph. 455 w.
4-20-t f.
WE BUY, HELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Pn- 885 J. 1-81-t f.
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Chile's rneniplo.nMl Dig Gc
SANTIAGO. Cliilc iTi The gov
ernment's gold mining program for
helping unemployed resulted in the
production of 8.350 pounds of fine
gold last year, un Increase of 207
per cent over 1932.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
AFTER SHAVING
S1
Tmales with Health
Lucky Tiger
Skin Tonic
Antlseptic-Aatrinyeot
ih.lllm.llcK11!l,!iitof,1,1)a
ltf. Ntvictv .
Comr.ntan u ,ci,b!e
Lucky Tiger Products In stuck at
L. fc L. Drug Co. Adv.
Ask for
mmmmm
CORDIALS and UQUEURS
BSLVSSTA WINES
JEFFE&SOMI COCKTAILS
The E. G. LYONS . RAAS CO.
5a n Franciico
lei Angles
New York
' foftdvd Winery No. 3674
Famous for Quality
sin 1852
This advertisement is not intended to offer alcoholic beverages Jor sale
or delivery in any state or community wherein the advertising, sale or use
thereof 1b unlawful. This Advertisement Is Not Paid for by the Oregon
Uquor Control Commission.
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II POUWDIN' A 3jy DON'T VOU
ON TOP OF TH' THINK IT I '
5. HEAD! IP THAT EVERY LICK
L - AlNiV TH' DUMBEST 1 IS HURTiN'
-THING! J HIS FEET ON
them cmoEizs.J
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IT. I RCG. U. S. PAT. OIT. I I I I I J 1 W I
t 1934 BY NIA SCRVKC. INC. 6H J
Over The
Valley
Personals
IMWIuliiy Observt'd
A number of relatives met Sunday
nt the beautUul homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Good ion Cricket Plat, tlw
day toeing Mr, Good's 75th llrthday
anniversary, A bountiful dinner was
enjoyed -by ait. Those present were
Mia. Charles Hoak, of ha Grande, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvc March. Allcel, Mrs.
Clarence Veach and daughter, La
Vona, Mr. and Mrs. Clio Piatt and
son, of Pendleton, Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Carpenter and eon, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Jord Hiatt, and Evelyn Hansen and
son. La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Towiisend and son, David, Mr. and
Mis. Ray Scott and baby, of Elgin,
Mrs, Leo Good and sons, John, Ern
est and George, of Whltefhsh. Mont.,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen, of
Elgin, and the host and hostess. Mr.
Good received the congratulations
and well wishes of all these present.
From roiifrnio
Mrs. Elsie Jack Is in the valley
from California, viiitl:i(; her brother,
Gaston Sions, on Pumpkin Ridge.
I-H ( lull News
A one hun:lred per cent achieve
ment certificate has been presented
to the Liberty Willing Workers Sew
ing club. Members with their names
inscribed are: Mildred Pleshman, Rets
Kail, Dorothy Mullenburg, Mary
Lindsay, Reba Kali, Margaret Dod
son, Mrs. Mary S. Kail; local leader.
The Milkanwee Cookery club of the
ft.
to COAST
Operating constantly without radi
ator or water, the self-same torture
test car that made the sensational
run from Atlantic to Pacific has
proven the superiority of this new
super motor fuel under every
climatic and motoring condition
to he found in Washington . . .
Omion .. .California and Arizona.
ih TETRAETHYL
Companion In
9
mobiioiim
ff'oru'a Largol Selling Molor Oil
L. D. S. girls has been organized with
10 girls enrolled end Mrs. H. H.
Rampton, local leader. They have ar
ranged their program of work and re
ceived their charter. J
In L:i (J ramie
Mra. William Banton, of Ladd Can
yon, has been staying in La Grande
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Plank Young, where shc has been
curing for Mrs, Young and her new
little son who has been given the
name Dale Leroy. Mrs. Young was
formerly Miss Lola Banton, of Ladd
Canyon.
Poiimtm (JraiiRe
The Union County Pomona grang?
will meet at the Blue Mt, grange hall
on Saturday, June 23. It is lso an
nounced that the annual grange pic
nic will be heia on Saturday. June
30 at the experiment station nt Un
ion with a picnic lunch at noon, ex
pedition over tha station in the morn
ing and a program In the afternoon.
Entertains Chili
Mr-.j. Mnry Counsel! entertained the
Get-together club at their latest
HOW WOHEIt.
CANWIN'MEN
AND MEN W
The Favor of Other Men
Unless two pints of bile iuieo ttnvt doily
from your liver into yur bowels, your
food decays In your bowels. This poisons
your whole buiy. Movements Kt hard und
constipated. Yon gt y-iiw tongue, yvi
low gliin, pimples, dull eyes, Irad lircaih,
bad taste, cas. diszinesa, headache. Vou
nave become ttn UKly-JooklBH', fotjl-sroeil-in,
BOir-thinkintt person- You hftV ioiit
your personal charm. Everybody wants
to run from you.
But don't lake satts, mineral wntera,
oils, laxntlvo pills, laxative candies or
chewing KuiRS and exjject them to net Hd
of this poison that destroys your personal
charm. They can't io it, foe Ihvy only
wovo out Ihc toil end of yor howetB and
that doenn't take away enough of the de
cayed poison. Cosmetics won't help at all.
Onlv a free How of vossr bile juice wj)i
stop this necaypoison in your howeJs. The
one mild vjretsble mtlicine whirh stnrta
a free How of your iiife juice is Carter's
Little Liver Pills, No calomel mercury
In Carter's. Only fine, mild vctrvtithle
extracts. If you would hrinit hack your
persona chnrm.to win men, start tnkinR
t'nrtcr'i Little Liver Pills according to
directions today. 25(J at drtiK storcc.
Kefune "somethinK just as jrood", for It
may (tripe, loosen teeth or scnid rectum.
Auk for Carter's Utile I iiver Piils by name
and fret what you ask fur, j jS3, C M.Co.
mils smnxxww
meeting with a good attendance,
During the business meeting a lovely
miscellaneous gift was presented to
Mrs, Frank Poole, purchased with
money from the club treasury, a new
plan In the club. They will con'
tlnue with this plan until all the
members have received a package
Mrs. Charles Orandy had chargo of
the entertainment for the afternoon
and Mrs. Counsell served refresh
ments. Mrs, Hariey Counsel! wli! en
tertain tiie club at her home June 24,
Ail but four inches of a 14-iuch
gopher snake had been swaliowed by
a large toad when E. J. Mclntyre,
principal of Oakdale school at Han
ford, Cal., arrived on the scene and
rescued It.
in
Stevens Van-Engelen Co.
Dress Straws
Men's genuine Toyo lints
iight weight - cool - com
fortable la two popular
prices.
Mens
Dress Socks
3pr.-$1.00
Men's
Bathing Suits
Men's bathing suits, cot
ton, wool mixed, and
wool.
9Sc to $1.95
Tnmks - $1.95
Summer Caps
Men's s u m m. e r caps
white mesh, white and
crciini colors.
39c -49c
Umh Slacks
Men's sununr sincks hi
tan or grey mixtures,
Itlack & white stripe
8 a n f o r i aed by Stifel,
shrunk to fit, all sizes.
$1.9S8$249
Men's
Skirts U Shorts
Fancy IJroadcioth Shorts .
for lxl cotton ribbed
shirts.
1 for $1.00
Shir!? ? Shorts
Men's Broadcloth Shorts
or lxl ribbed . combed
panel, knit shirts, Hanes
make,
Hanes Union
Men's Hanes Ribbed Un
ion, ecru color - sizes 36
to IG. Short sleeve, an
kle length.
7e
fm5
Dress Shirts
Men's Wcarcraft Dress
Shirts. Plain color broad-
blue, tan, gray,
dotb,
white.
79c
Men's
Tweed Trousers
Men's and young men's
black and white tweed
trousers, fail wide, bot
tom, $2.95 -$3.95
Dress Oxfords
Men's dress oxfords, in
black, black & white, tan:
& brown, all leather,
$2.95-$3.95
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
:
Travel now with economy and torn
ion to the World's Fair, (hi year
grrater thun ever! And with the
money Kivni Iroro low inm you canal
lord to sprml extra doilars in Chicago.
LOWEST FARES EAST
Salt Lake ..? 10.05
Denver 17.90
Omaha - 24,30
Chicago - 30.K0
New York 43,55
Ask RKnt tar dPtaJJs of low
prlcttl AU-Exjtiw World's
Fair Tours
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Friday, June 15 and Saturday, June 16
Classes Start at 2:30 P. M.
Women are interested in diet, in the modern methods
of preparing foods, they want to know how to keep a
graceful figure, how to build up their children's
health. :i I'l'lM.liil'
All these things and many more will be discussed by
Mr. Alexander during his engagement at Ward's
Cooking School. He will devote his time to recipe and
example, to improving your kitchen technique. Mr,
Alexander is a forceful instructor, with a magnetic
personality that makes his lectures entertaining as
well as educational.
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Valuable Prizes Given Away
C. S. Alexander, food Technician and Direc
tor f th; Cooking and Canning Schooi held
ibis week at Montgomery Ward's,
. . . Learn How lo Can in Tin Cans
or in Glass Jars,
, . . Learn Pressure Cooker Cook'
tag ami Canning as Indorsed by
SAVE MONEY ON WARDS
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