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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, June 21, 193-1 ,
CASTER PITCHES
BEAVERS TO 1-0
WIN OYER SEALS
IW Thf Ao.lrtl rrrs
Th tou$hr the soiikg th better
Ja-k LeUvel:' Los .iile clump tons
like it,
They fought the Seattle Indiana oa
even trnv for 15 'i timings lt uiht
and tfn forged ahed to win 4-3
when Pitcher Bill R&domu threw
wUd lp the lat erf the 16.h to !ei
Bob M-Utick. Aiiayr-l shorutop, -or
the wmmnp tally. Howard Crapheftd
ftnd R-utojiils, who relieved him at
th, end of the 12th allowed the win
ners only hit m the Ions tulf
Frank Demaree, Angel centerflelder.
walloped a homer In the ninth to lift
his league leading: total to 3a. His
long blow scored two nwa aliead of
hira and tied tii count.
George Ctaster. ace of the Portland
hurling staff, provided the night'
ot.ier notable performance, blanking
Sn Francisco 1-0 with three binjjles.
The Beaver' only run came In the
first tnnlr.s wheu Steve Corcarart.
second sackcr. tripled and then went
home on George Burns tnfleld single.
Oakland dropped the Missions a fuU
16 games behind the Aiigeis by turn
ing back the Reds for the second
tan row, 5-3. The Oaks col- i
lecied two runs o(f Bob Hohr. M:s- i
aioa rookie tcts.r, In the openliu by
LeRoy Anton. Stanley Keye Bill Ra-
mondl and Ernie Kelly sacrifice.
Sacramento didn't even ha
This Curious World?::
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DEW POND5,
BOH.T ON THE
POWNS OP ENGLAND,
FURNISH A
NEVEH-FAIttNO
SUPPLV OF
DPINKINO WATER.
FOR SHEEP,
EVEN THOUGH NO
RAIN FALLS FO
MONTHS.'
THE WATER LEVEL.
IS BELIEVED TO
BE MAINTAINED
BY CONDENSATION
OF ATASOSPHERIC
AVCHSTUCE.
TREAT OAK south eeso. ino.
UNDER WHICH LA SALLE OOHW UP A
TREATY WITH THE INDIANS, IN IfcSI,
STfLLS
Season's
Biggest Value
TAKE advantage of a real bargain! Kellogg' Corn
Fluke are today's outstanding value in cerrnl. Many
serving from tlie big package at a cost of only a few
exnt. Look for llir spevial features on Kellogjr'a for a
limited lime only. Buy now! .Made by Kellogg
in Baltic Creek. .
MALLARD DUCK
HAS NESTED EVERy YEAR SINCE 1927 IN A BOX ON THE
ROOF OF A BAON AT PAINSOWS END GAME REFUGE,
FL.erirAkl ikitn KiafiDACiA
IN November. 1927. Kr. Keller, proprietor of the Balabow'i
End Gimi Refuse, placed a Biolojlcal Surrey leg baad oa the
mallard which nested on top of his bera. Last year a band was .
added to the other lee. and hunters arc asked to report to the sur
vey should they brine down Ibis famous bird. The numbers axe.
tSilll and A0!10.
work to Lite lis tev-ocd straight from
HciKwooJ. ten plhses grmlUfd by Wil
ly Hfbert and Gordon Ma::abersr.
Hotlrwooi moulidnen. r.d f"rachy
II. r-.li.: t:i i tioaier with the b.
loaded rustie it easy tor the Sotous to
win. 11-3.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETS WEDNESDAY
A Boston terrier. nisA-ol of the
GreenitXKw. N. C . In deSTWnent.
vils Uuj '.ckX !Vh cereraony sfier ltre
tnen and c:t:ren4 hsd f:ied by !or
txsx iwk as he Uy "la state" at the
ftrehoui.
1 LEBERTY M
I rntlnias Shows Ially '"tSBVSSi?J-3
1 Mio A
An artiJicial lountain knoni as
AnrrT" 5?yer." h:ch ihiws a
strA-T of water about !eet hiifh.
can be stea at 17 diSferect plsves
; rtxn trains cliaibing tC.e B.ae RicUe
mountains between Oii Forv. N C.
jind R;d:ecreS, N C.
The word Toccy Is sa:d to be
derived from tiie Rocnan -moaeCi."
the name s:tea to tiieir s:.wr by t-e
Roaian because it cocr.ei tn Use
te2.p of Juno Mor.ftA. ft B C
lrr.aarul statement for tn week
ending June ifi vas prasentect to the
La Grande city commission at Its
regular meeting last night in the City
Buckling.
Receipts totalled 11331.63. and dia
bursemeats totalied A bi-
arvce of i:M4 iJ va reported.
d:rK)ed as foUo-s : La Grande bank.
Ij-ST. Par. land hint. 1425 M:
cosh. S2J 81; and nmau. I8 09
All meinbers of the cccr.rctsioa
we present at the aieeuna:. Permis
sion va granted to the Perkins Motor
Co. to xove ii gas tanks to 4th
a-d Adams streets- A perrr.it was
irante-d to & A. Gardicier for a scft
drtnlt stxad, but te eoaisiission re
fused to recosunend te establh
aaent for a beer license.
In timei of depression, the Ro-
n-usTA fcitoin; the example of other
nations, red'jeed te amount
j o scld and sister in their coins
j lowering the face ralue.
Barring Drouth-Starved Cattle
ICE ( REAM
Re-.jul - wse:ele
Drlnerr SertH-e Dwilr
PrRDVS
DITCH SHOP
Ftcoe Mi.n SJ Cir LVpot 5:5
K IT? dezcoostrstica' wort In be
Si:f of fsna joosew.w hi been s
f'.::i:ct-. of !he stjte .o'-er -rr.fr.: la
Nr:th Csr:lir4 for 21 yesrs.
A Topsy Turvy
Tidbit
A GOOD thing Is a food thing
no matter how yon look at
it. 11 the artist said to the
woman who had hone: his picture
with the bottom where the top
should hi-.i been. A trood cake
is a good cake erea when It is
standing on its head. A better
one. some people think. That's
why upside-down cake was in
Tented. Head First
For that matter there are 'other
desserts that are made In re-Terse,
that Is. with the ingredients going
into th pan ia the opposite order
of their apnearaaos at serving
time. Many fancy molded paddings-
are made in this way.
Spanish Cream, up-ended In Lh-.
refrigerator, obligingly separates
itself into custard and' Jelly. In
the case of the up-eide-down cake,
tha fruit you use contributes its
ftaTor from the bottom during
baking. But In the end. it comes
out oa top. -
Peach Up-Side-Oown Cake
Many cook books tell you how
to make pineapple up-sideiown
caka. But here's a tested recipe
for lorers of the peach. It's Quick ;
and simple, and "luscious" is the i
only word to describe the resaiu i
Peaches are peaches no matter ,
how you look at them.
ProcA I 'o-Side-Za Cake:
Melt a Quarter of a cup butter tn .
a deep cake pan or large heary
skiliet, add a quarter of a cap
sugar, and stir over a low ore j
until sugar is melted but not i
burned. Pat out evenly in the j
bottom of the pan and cover with
the seell-drained contents of one ;
No. IS can of peach halves, i
round side up. Beat two egg !
yolks well, add one cup sugar and '
beat creamy. Silt a cup aad a I
halt pastry tour, two teaspoons
baking powder, and half a tea- ;
spoon salt. Add them to the first i
mixture- alternately with half a i
cup milk. Add a quarter of a !
cup melted bntter.-asd (old ia the :
two stiSy-lyiTen eu whites. Pour ,
this batter over the peaches, and ;
bake ia a nsoderate 34 degree
oven for about thirty minutes or j
until cake is done. Turn oat at I
once, apside down. Serve warm !
with whip?d or plain cream, i
This serves erght to ten persons."
Coic::cxis of delinquent school
taxes ta Houston. Tex, for tlae ttrs:
rive moctiif of equaled those
for all of laa.
MINNESOTA
STATE - NE .
5 !,
aft,. -
Stoneking's
Grocery
Open Bvenlngs snd flundaya
Wlttlnn-rr. MVnlua
Minnesota has called out its national guard to enforce an embargo
on shipments of cattle from drouth-stricken sections into the state.
Mllitiam-a ara patrolling southern and western borders to prevent
Influx ot stock for grazing and feeding. Uere ia shown a guard de
tail on duty on a algnway 15 miles east of Sioux Falls. S. D.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Blsqulck Flour
Large Package
ff tf " j? ii7?'ia"'iai iSTTTinairTiil" i"itMMiy
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Ei't lxi.
Mayonnaise
Pints 19c
Quarts 29c
Peanut Butter
Pi e:irti Suxk
18c
J.vr .
M'.owiiako
2-U. P-ox .
Crackers
29c
FRUIT SALAD
No. 1 t..:i Coi-
17c
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SHRIMP
Prv:'uvi Stock. etm
ti'.y rvick. c.i:i -
15c
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Puffed Wheat
9c
Sugar
ihs.
100 Ihs. m.v;
Baking Powder
r. . 18c
Hand Soap
..." 14c
Asparagus
35c
Oxydol
?v-,p F'.'"vor,
22c
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Hamburger
3 Lbs. 25c
Beef Steak
Tender Cuts, lb. . .
15c
Would you bake
i .a a
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a ii or potato ?
A new fvato S.-.J a w-:-t;r pote ire Keth ?f:3tr but
voa prepare them diserentlr. A;5. enp conee and pT
co!.i:or co5 xrc Seta conce Kit yoa prcjurc them
ciScrsnt'.r, usip.j rvo diSercr.t k ndi of crrec. Here's
the rein.
I.i a Drip Oftee Maker, Soiling water drip
oatl y sure :.rx.;h a cnec sprciillv prerareJ to
is i'ivar irklv. Wh;5 :r. s Prrcolafr,
the water continues to p-tis mmmg timem through
a coffee rerreJ to e'.J ie Sii-or ra;. The
v.e ccttrt cars be used for fcoUl SMoCs. bat like
'JscWfill-tTsdei it i "ttwssr of s" neither &ri?
rl r pncc-laMr. In o.-.e or the ether, little thiafs haroen.
It's a little ak. or a 'itt'.e r. r. or a little cloudy,
it Kj a lir.lc ls flavor. It's tbtv tittle thir.rs that make
or mar Ci-od coKec. Re sire to we the correct conee for
each me:h-d.
Your rocr Uas t J .-Ivll-.ij C.-ne-cs. tier.tical in Sivw,
hjt ej-ch i vTvrtliv rrerjred t.-r :ti r--rros: cacl c e
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Two
Schilling
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Nature's Gift Peaa OQ,
No. 2 can, 3 cans.... aWaV
6001'
GrandefRonde Meat Company
"Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir Street Market
Phone Main 75 Phone Main 755 Phone Main 700'
We now offer to the La Grande trade choice roast and steaks from the ' Blue Rib
bon" Hereford Steers purchased at Union Livestock Show, and we are pleased to
say at no more cost than the ordinary beef. .4 t-AA
Beef Roast
The best. Q
Pound iC
Steaks
Ribs, Short Cuts, -t p
Sirloin, lb , XUVt
Fork Shoulders
Lean and fresh, A
Pound iC
Fork Loins
Half or whole, - T7
Pound L I L
Veal Roast .... .
Very choice cuts, n
Pound i7C
Boston Butts
Nice and lean,
Pound
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Beef Boil
Short ribs.
Try them brazed, lb. DC
Bacon Squares
For seasoning, Q
Pound tC
Fork Steak
Yerv lean cuts ") p" -
2 Pounds ZDC
Veal Stew
Pound JL.
Picnic Hams
Fresh smoked, f
pound yc
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Sausage
10Kp pure pork, .. - rv
Pound 1UC
Know the difference in crisp and ilty vegetables. Try them from
our refrigerator window. Always nice and ciisp.
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Salmon
11c
Mayonnaise
Beit Foods.
Full Quart
29c
Pleated Swt
Tomato Juice
So. 1 till tiTA
25c
Pen-Jel
Fvir mating Isms and Jellies.
i Ptc
27c
M. J.B.Coffee (j
'S1.19 n
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T7i q-Lilzij c!'e? o V3gjarj
p-i
Sugar
Baj now we will tje toroed 0 QQ
M raise our price. 100 lbs t?aCptJ
Grapefruit
2 t, a :.c
25c
Bunch Vegetables
Beets, Carrots. Own Onions.
S Buacbea -
5c
Floor b-
E:oJi XT'.! trrd ix iuoe Ktt.
New Potatoes
Ht.-B;sion Whiles, s ft
s ; - 13c
Oa":".. IV-f Oreen
5c
Y.vk;:a Ap::oVs
for Canmr.jr
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