La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1934, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text3 si Thursday; June 21, 193 S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Hug Reunion Will . Be This Sunday The 13th annual reunion of the Hug. family, the largest In Ualon county. wlU beheld In the Elgin city r. pars. ouuaay.-dune -i. This picnic IA will be an ull-'day affair with, a bas- tet aiuuer. at noon, an informal pro. I fmoNPosrK V BOXES A CUT-OUTS OF MICKEY mouse; AND HIS PALS! Here's a barrel of fun for boys and girls! Wonderful cut outs of Mickey and his pals are on some Post Toasties pack ages . . . The Three Little Pigs on others. Children love them! Serve Post Toasties often! The whole family will love these golden, toasted corn heart flakes that stay crisp and crunchy in milk or cream; A product of General Foods; By special arrangement with Wilt Dltncr Enterprises. e a. r. Cub., inn PUT THEM OFF THE BOX gram and several hours of visiting. All relntivc3 and friends axe Invited. Of unusual Interest this year Is the fact that the reunion Is to be held on the 98th birthday anniversary of Aunt Anne Hug, oldest living mem ber of the Hug clan, and If she Is able to attend will be quite the cen ter pf the gathering. ' Communists Clash With New York Cops NEW YORK. June 21 . Five hundred young persons, swinging fists and singing the "Internation ale," clashed twice with police last night at Times square, heart of New York's theatre zone. Routed from Broadway, they swept down on, the night court where three of their number had beea taken on disorderly conduct charges and were again dispersed by police, using their nightsticks., The prisoners were held In bail for hearings today. President to Watch Franklin Jr., Race NEW LONDON, Conn.. June 21 WJ The yacht; Sequoia bearing Presi dent Roosevelt and his party to the YaleHarvard regatta arrived at New London at 10:10 a. m. today (eastern standard time). The yacht proceeded towards Red Top on the Thames river, where the president's son. Franklin, has been in training with the other Harvard oars men who will take part In tomorrow's contest. Last night, the Sequoia lay In the Connecticut river at Old Saybrook. leaving for this port shortly before 9 a. m. (eastern standard time). Two tourist attractions In Louis ville, Ky., are the tomb of President Zachary Taylor and the hoihe of Ills daughter who married Jefferson Da vis, president of the Confederacy. ' The city of Louisville, Ky., has es tablished the J. B. Speed Memorial oi pine Arts in memory of James Speed, friend, of Abraham Lincoln and attorney general of the United States from 1864 to 1860. Six aunts, 'six uncles, a grand mother and grandfather, were named in a petition, of 16-year-old Mary Ryason when she asked the Watson vllle, Cal, court for a guardian. The Texaa citrus crop for the 1934 1935 season will be about 12,000 car loads, a new record, a survey Indicated. Cor. Washington and Cedar WE DELIVER m . jruuiic. m Main 759 1 Satisfaction is Guaranteed at Joel's Where Quality and Service Costs Less POST TOASTIES 3Pkgs. 25c SUGAR, 100 LBS. $4.83 Pretty Near Your Last Chance at This Price! Miracle Whip Hot House Salad Dressing Cucumbers Pints Quarts Large Size ; 17c 29c 2 for 15c ') YAKIMA APRICOTS Best for Canning 115-lb. Eox ... Klondyke Watermelons Sweet and Ripe. Per pound . Van Camps J Royal Fruit Pork & Beans j Gelatine . Medium Size 4j AH Flavors f or25c 5cPkg. HENS! ntlfl PLYMOUTH ROCKS AND RHODE ISLAND REDS FRESH DRESSED AND DRAWN FRYERS TO ORDER. SUNBRITE CLEANSER 6 for 25c Golden West COFFEE PER POUND In Glass Jars Reusable for Canning. 31: Tender Beef ROASTS Per Found 9 From the Frying Pan Into the Flood1 Pago Eleven !MWt..t" WCTliWIilim'llkWW t WWaHSMMiaa, iI,ViHMfMv'l'' ra' i'""- T. , , ! Tho farmer who ltvod hero hoped long and anxiously for rnln and ho finally got it. When tho down pour Aear Sioux City, la., had subsided, most ot his land was submerged and wutor swirled ubout his puiclics and through bis barnyard. Drainage cuu 11s aim itcckk id uornicm una western Iowa over flowed and the torrents swept many square miles ot farming country, forcing families to Bee homes Still Answering Call of Duty J " $ A : : 5 . 1 V! S It may seem like boloney, but this is a horse. Furthermore, bo'fl one of the most popular horses in Idaho, because when' his child Jockeys fall off they haven't, far to go. It has been suggested that he be sent across the sea as a mount for the Prince ot Wales, but his owner, Lester J. Anthony, ot Anthony, Idaho, shown with him, 'wouldn't tlllTllr nf rtnt'Mnn. M,th "fihnrfu lha nnnhal.on.l Baseball3tandings t;oiis( league standings' Wv'L. Pet. Los Angeles. - 63 17 .788 Mtsslons 47 33 .588 Sacramento 38 .518 San Francisco. 3.7 43 .408 Hollywood 38 43 .450 Oakland 35 45 .438 Senttle 29 49 ,372 Pprtland 28 49 .384 Yesterday's ltesuUs ; At San Francisco 0, Portland 1. At Oakland 6, Missions 3. ' At. Sncnunento 11. Hollywood 3. At Los Angeles 4, Seattle 3. (18 Innings). American League Standings W, Lt New York 34 22 Detroit ,, 34 23 Washington , 32 28 Boston , 30 27 Cleveland 28 26 St. Louis 28 28 Philadelphia 22 34 Chicago 20 37 Yesterday's Keslllls At New York 8-3, Cleveland 2-0. At Washington 10, Detroit 13 (11 Innings), ret. .607 .500 .633 .520 .510 .473 .303 .361 NutlunuJ League Standings W. L. Pet. Now York. 30 1Q .072 St. Louis 33 23 .889 Chicago 33 26 .561) Pittsburgh, 28 25 .52? Boston .. 29 26 .687 Brooklyn 26 32 .448 Philadelphia , 21 34 .382 Cincinnati 16 39 .276 "Mrs. .Muud Hnllington llooth nu the who" but the "I.lltlo Mm her of Prisons" to thou sands of convicts who havo honclilcd by her philanthropic nclivltles ns head of tho Volun teers of America. Mrs. llnoth, C9, und smiling at tho years, is pictured as sho visited Lo. Angeles a few days ago. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Colomn moil b In by 0 a. m. : Dry Box, Factory Wood. Large truck load delivered $5.00 per load. Tele phone orders collect. Pondosa Pine Lumber Co., Elgin, Ore, 0-21-3 , LAMP SHADES A new shipment of the latest things In lamp shades to fit every style oi lamp. Floor, Bridge, Table, Boudoir, End Table and Rudio, has Just been received by Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. These shades are the beut values that have ever been shown In La Grande. Prices ranging from, 50 cents to $2.50 depending on the size and style. It will pay you to visit Richardson's If you need a new shade for your lamp. 0-20-t f Wnt43rspnr enamel, all colors. Easy to apply. Pittsburgh Paint Store. e-ai-o t. PIUKWOJtKS Pull lino of firecrackers and novel ties, Highway Cush, Grocery, 2303 Adams Ave. 6-19-10 t, VIOLIN 1NKTKITCTIOX Special low rates to those register ing now. Charles Mtxer, B. M., M. M. Formerly of Chicago Conservatory of Music, Studios In La Grande hotel, 6-13-12 t Wheat Reduction May be Discontinued WICHITA, Kan., June 21 (Am erican wheat farmers may not be called upon to follow an acreoge re duction program for tho next crop, Frank A. The is, chief of tho wheat division of the AAA, Indicated today. Tho is said stocks, because of the drought, will be low at the start of tho 1035 harvest after a winter of consumption. The average distance of the sun from the enrth is Q2,Ul7,400 miles. Window, and. wallpaper cleaning. Paint washing and scraping. Floor waxing,, Phpno 650 J. 6-7-1 np. NOTICE OP PINAL ACCOUNT i Alice Young, guardian of the per son and estato of ' Jack Cleveland '' Young, has filed her final account in the County Court of Union. County, Oregon, and the said court has. set , Friday the 13th day' of July, at the hour of 11:00 In the forenoon, at tne County Court Room, In th Court " House, in the city of La Grande, Ua,r; ion County, Oregon, aa. the time and place of hearing objections thereto and to settlement thereof;' v 1 ALICE YOUNO. . HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney for Guar dian In La Grande, Oregon. June 14, 21, 26, Julv 5, 3p SHE ATE ALL- TWELVE YEARS' WITH FINE RESULTS Delicjoiis Cereal Relieves Constipation Schilling Buy pepper intlie larger; sises 8oz. pepper '25jj 4oz. pepper 15 2.QZ. pepper 1o(5 jooh ivhat you save ! Rear) this very enthusiastic letter : "Something like eleven or twelve years aso, I began eating Kellotrg's All-Bran.' When I started, it was called simply Kellogg's Bran, and I believe it was one of the first prod ucts of the kind pn the market, ''My friends often laugh at my fondness for- AnlBRAtf. It gives such a clean taBte in the mouth, and I do not: feel satisfied until I have Jiad my All-Bran. i "If the Kelloee Company should ever stop manufacturing; All-Bran, hero is one who would be greatly disappointed," 5Ji9 Amy Person, University Park, Iowa,' ' Science says that All-Bran pro vides "bulk" to exercise the intes tines, and vitamin B to further aid regularity. Also iron for the blood. The "bulk" in All-Bran is mucH like that of leafy vegetables. How much safer than taking patent medicines often harmful. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily for most types of 'constipation. For serious cases, try it three times daily. If not- relieved, this way, sea you doctor, i v - Sold In the red-and-$reen pc aire. At all grocers. Mada by Kellogg in Battle Creek. '-'' t ADOHABLE MADCAP OF WHEELEK AU WOOtSEY COM EPIC? FINDS THAT BREAD HELPS HER KEEP "ON HER TOES" Dorotliy Leo is dancing tier way to stardom. Vivacious, radiant, "on her Iocs!" Bread helps her keep the pane ... as Blicc.ilaius in tl)is letter; Dear Eetty Crockor: i-n aure no one couiu auoceeu in rum work without plenty of vitality. Wo have to cto our best end look our boat for long hour's at a time. lVe always been told broad is on excellent food for energy. I liko breod--all kinds and eat It three tioins a oay. Starring In th Intm Whrdrr nitrf iTiltry HkO'Hadia tonmty hit "Oxko'eJ (ilia i lieri," Science Reveals Why Bread is our Outstanding Energy Food The true facts about bread and its place in the sound diet arc explained in this new free hook, " Vitality De mands Energy." The com plete scientific explanation of why bread is our out standing energy food. Ask, phone, or write us for your copy of this valuable new book, free while they last. 9m! AsV Ua for Your Copy 109 SMART NEW WAYS TO SERVE BREAD ... BY BETTY CROCKER Cleveh new recipes and menus, given lliis new frqc picture hook "Vitality De inands Energy (109 Smart New Ways to Serve Bread, Our Outstanding Energy Food)." New ways of combining breud with other foods to make templing, well balanced meals. New ideas for serving bread in all its pleasing varieties ... as well as the other tempting baked wheat pro ducts we make for you, fresh every day. Phone, write or ask us for your free copy of this fascinating new hook. -Every statement about bread in this rKSSii book has !n acetpted liy the Com Wm mitlne on Food of Iic American Mnlj. cat Aasorialion, largeat and most important aMocialion of medical men. in the world. Home-Owned ia oranae uaKesy -zjzclcC energy for tfjcdZUZjf Prices Good for Friday - Saturday June 22 23 Snowfalke Sodas 2-I'ound Box ., .'. Geisha Crab No. Vi Can Pork & Beans Van Cani)s - Reg. Medium Can It is a real pleasure and genuine economy to get your fruits and and vegetables at 29? 25c 6C Cold bast ' Washing Powder, - r7 Large a,ckae L. .... .. J. C Sunny Monday Soap 10 Bars,. ...... .20c M.j.B.co's. aaai.ay COFFEE $ fl .19 Col. River Salmon ) 4, tt " 2taUcans:::::::: 3. TREE TEA m fie ee" fl fic Green, l2-lh. Carton U' 1 011,1X1 TT 3 Mushrooms fie v... Pieces and Stems " ' ' Corned Beef tl Jell Powder 2 Pkgs 9' No. 1 Can All Flavor' Salad Dressing Your Choice of Ik'Ht Foods Home Style Krafts Miracle Whip Dui kees Salad Aid Quart Jar Seedless Raisins -in. m a c Package Columbia River Sleeliicad Salmon Tall Can, each US' For those greasy hands try INSTO.can.. POST TOASTIES Salmon Spread I'liie for HalHltvUlH ' Flat Can ...t : 20C . 7C c 5) SUGAR Only a few days left to obtain cheap sugar. 100-lb.Bag Cane . ...$4o83 25-Ib C-H Berry Cane $1.27 Tomatoes New Spuds Apricots Bananas lancy 10 MIS. 13c Muorp.irk IIOX n-lH. Eftn I-'nncy i.ii. 5c Fairy Soap It Floats Carton 5 Bars - j.