La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday,' Mar 8; 1923, TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, May 8, 1923. Local News In Brief RECIPES FOR I ML IIUUULVVII L u a t: u k k k ;j a tt mwiNQ KVHNTS t: ft ft llncnl laws a. stockholder Is liable for Uuul.k th umount of hia stock " l i .i i ..... .1... -Grande Sonde Chau-ithoulwa i,uoleon. "Ifa tho way . of lift' " i-Kniin-k.'il lh., avIk.i old at- ney, "no one iroea through 111 u Kollowinjr are ten rectto showing u lew of the many upm'tuintr tllaliea that can bo mntlti with Umpo-Nuts. M June Zi)-M . tuunuu here. May 25 La Urunde -high school !., commencement exorcises, ii:...,.. ...... ..m.....i i ... i.... ... nt them . - . Minium men- uiib uim uumia. HMO IB.'""" ...x... w.w., u -o norse anu Lauie om. of . llowlls BO why worry w Kaisers Association Conven- ' 'uliout it." lioii ui. union. ' ii June b 7 8-lufteen h Annual 8 U Bowen, Jr.. He; "July 4-Old Orecon Trail Pap- S kor jjemccrnt -is si I tonlci eant on the tt Jtiije monntjuim fteuirttive) u n tt u n u $ ere editor of the Ba- spendinK the day tie was present today at the meeting of the Union County Ihamber ot commerce. summit ot the ; 1 ,, r..,!. husine.-s. Murriiuui License IMtfil A ia-'tace Hrense r:i IkkiiixI fi-ntti i .liai-Jes Wi-ukpI and ; Ada Itouseh, i Urunue bright und early ycaeraay l)oT)li of thin city. (5 j morniii(r. The "toured" to a point : ' I several miles above Union, on the Condition '.Favorable- !bank? Catherine creek, and there .,.,, v, , ,-. " , , , : spent the day m their annual Pic- w,ir .J V "a,hUe'i 'h0S0 ku," nic. Miss Hohrer and Miss Nash lac was reported fractured in an auto ; , h stu,lcnU The time, wreck .near Union Sunday evenuiK, ls to some wn0 wcnt, WBS reported as -being in favorable con-, , ,, t in ..uu,kiK" ditto, today. Mr. Donahue, who was i . . . Ji . y visiti ke Biignuy injure.., is recovering rapmiy ic t0,npin(t thr0UKh the woods, Funeral Postponed- . . , I'1,1" Win& ifil i u i e - i of the fiuuiikMs. The cats, nnicn t Due to he non-arrival of Fmloi-- - ,cntifu (tvust th0 Seniors to lek Jansen s nstcr, the ftmcral ser- stai-vation), were the main vices over the remain of Mr. Jansen 'j The only thin? they brought .-.. u.. FU(.MKU,.L,i ... back was a bunch ot "ticK.s. atter'ioon at two o clock. . rhcy will ; bo held from the h. D. S. church un-! iot iMit, .i i i;(is fler the direction of - W. H. Bnhncn-j Th(. fu'UMWinB. uro rct.rt univ.Us kamp company. J ; L ,lu. n tMti Kinatuiium: Mrs. S. V. SpcntHT, lit'pimrr, On.; J. F., SU'pht'iisun and wilt-, Huntington, tjv.: V. K. Ktoitikml and wife, lin ker; .ItuncH .Shu: It and wll'n, Kunimof viUu; A. I,. Ayei-H and viU Hcpp ult, oii-.; r. Maumv., 1m (iraiidt"; L. K. 4'utwrifflit, CorviilltH; J. 11. Feau'- Wallowa; I'hil Urltii, Halter; Mi'H. Hero l-'rom llnKn ' A prominent K"'it ;il 1 lu KoUy hot.fl Inst nlht was li I. UroKun. llv Is a sun ul' rai'ii(ty liruian, who put the town or liruan on the map lu .Malheur county, huilt u railroad to It, and .then tlevclupfrt a flnr irri- Knti-d ai-cllon wliU-h today ia oao ori(i,.0 oJelirn. (iianiU-; Alrw. I tin: pi-acliicHt wiwh orchanla this side , m .MH'ioud, Porttand; Mrs. i W ot UnUvv'H raiifh on Hnstke rvv. -j )f.'i'olr I'orlland: .Mish Jlcssin Turn bow, Ui (jramlc; lialpli Union; Kd Wright and Industrial Club lieart'sentathe .Mips Helen Cowgill of the Oregon (jiaudi-; .Mrs. A. . liivenlee, John Agricultural college, nrriveil in l4ii r,a.; Dr. and Mr:i. I. i:. JUII, I'cn (Jratnle fcunday nnti is; uPendinjr iiidleton; l-Vllx l.iloch,, l'orLlaml; few days checkinp; up the various .Miwerd, li Grande; K. M.- Wood:', industrial clubs in the school. N'.impa, Idaho. und then you will rind It eiwy to work oui u new recipe or think ot a new use for .lrnpo-Nut. that wo ntuy imidiast'. And remember, your re cipe or tniffKostion for new I'su of CJrape-XutH niuy also merit ono of (the lurffo u ward a. j ,iaHNui iiv Sroam i Trepuro plain flavored leo ereum " I in the usual wuy. Just before tho Senior Ticnic Success (cream hardeiiH In rreeslntr. add Ompo Nine cars, filled with members ofNuts ua it t.0mea from tho packugo, the L. H. S. Senior class, left-Lai),! lnu pruimrtlon of ono-hulf cup of Grape -NuIb to onne (uurt of Ice cream.' If you buy ice cream reudv made, add (irape-Nuts In pluce of nut-meats. You'll find the resulting flavor unique. ;niK'-Xu(s Salad 1 ciiip Cirupc-'NuU 1 sliced orange 'a t up cuttcd )dueuple 2 cubed bananas '2 : tablespoons Ivnion-JuU'C , I'u I up the fruit add lemon-juice, mix with Grape-Nut.s, und servo on bed or lettuce with cream Kilad dress ing. Makes four to six portions. ;tape-Nuts Si-.Mimile IMtldliij: 1 cup tiiape-NutH Hi cups scalded milk I tablfspuon miar ': cup raisins. Covei- Cit'ape-NiilH with the scalded milk. Add Kiifrnr, raisins, amt u little uutmeic. i'ook Hif minutes, direct '.y over the liuat, Ktirrmj? consiantiy, and servo Willi any tfoodj pnddiiu; bailee. Makes foun to sl portions. fiiap'-Nuts Cookies . . 1 cup (.iiupe.-iNula ... 'i cup Hiuirlenin . l.Vrcups-linht ; brown' Hiiuae j cup ndfk Hake ( iH.Ues for Servkv Mr,,- !EWS NOTES FROM to rill the cookie jar nt the servieo I! PROMISE DISTRICT! nuiu's hospital in Portland, ami it , is a duty which will mt once rive!".' (Kp'-cial to The Observer) the attention or every wifo or daiiKh- PltOMJSl-:, May S. V. It. Hes ter of a soldier. The Iji Grande aux- jcijrks daughter. Anna, and husband illary (o the American Lesion has jranir In Saturday.'from Idaho, tliis work in hand and nil member,! Mrs. Karl Uauey and children from as. well as any oilier ladies who so Wallowa are visiting her parents. Mi. desire, are requested to bake eook-uid Mrs. John Carper, this week, bs and have them with -Mrs. C. X.: ,, i;. t'arpcr and family and Airs. Palmer, H& Adams avepue next Sat-I. J-'IesIiman and children visited unlay. She will attend, to forward- Witii their parents Mr. und Mrs. J. C. ins them to tic, Pottlund hospital, putllips, who will leave for OreKon .City soon. I Was In l-u (iiaiuli' itllu.P Trunin came home from ' Giahani, a well-beaten wii'e, l-i-ii'i eitps Hour- '2 tablespoons fnikinav uwdtr I teaspoon- eluiiamuii Vj teaspoon ..rUivcs- - , Vi.teaspootv.i'itJt . -.' ! : i ('renin .i7iOrl.eninH "ami .SHPpiir.'1'Atid milk and wetl-bealeu c'm. -Add well- fiii'teil dry . InKi'edients . and raisins that have been dustefl. with part ni the flour, and then- tti (Irape-Nut.. I he Old OreKon I rai' over the inue 'canip 5 Saturday Aluiiniains is in koou ronumon now ijuy. with the exception ol Hie unrinisiied , rs. V. A. earner and children vis .slr.leh of six miles, aefordmtr to U. it(1(, Xi- earner and lamllvi IJeat tlioroufihly . and 'drop from a spoon on 'baking sheet one and one half inchcH apart, ltake in a mod erate oven Tor fifteen minutes. (rape-Nuts tlicvstj Casserole cup Grupe-Nuls I 'u eups milk 1 tablespoon butler '.i teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon Mil 1 1 . 'h teaspoon pepper 1 ' i cups chopped American cheese returning the same; t, Vm . i i - -, Scald the milk.. Add -Grape-Nuts, butter nam! seasoning ,unnd voinhine ith the eheeso and c'Ks. the latter Int.- like a loaf of baked bread and smooth tevenly on top. Hako fof forty-rivo minutes, ba-sliUK frequent ly ualiiK one-half cup of hot water. a tablespoon at a time. Just before taking from oven, brush with aomo of tho beaten while oT ckk und a Ht tlo milk, lirown for one minutet Makes four portions. ;iapc-uts LuttT Cuko i' 1 cup Grao-Nuts l cup butler t cups sugar 3 eKifs 1 cup milk 'jVscups pastry flour '2 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla Cream butter and HUgar; add egg- yolks well beaten: then milk and Grape-Nuts, lieat the mixture thor oughly, fob! lu alternately the stlfn,' beaten egg-whites and flour sifted with baking powder three limes; lastly add tho vanilla. Have cake pan previously greased and lightly flour- d till two-thlrds full ami uuko in a moderate oven for forty-flvo min Grape-Nuts Tumatu Soup Vi cup Grape-Nuts 1 quart tomatoes 2 cups water lu peppercorns 1 slice onion 2 tablespoons salt H teaspoon soda 4 whole, cloves ;l tablespoons butter Cook tomatoes, water and season ings twenty minutes: strain and mid sair-nnd soda. Crush the Grapo-Nuts with a rolling pinn. Melt tho but ler, add. tho rolled Grapo-Nuts, com bine and heat tho soup to tho boil lug point. Substitute whole Grape- Nuts or croutons in serving Imli vidua! soup plates. Makes four to six portions. (i-aH-Niits I'tutgo Vj cup Grape-Nuts '2 cups granulated sugar I cup milk . . j mjuares chocolate . '.'j teaspoon wilt 1 tablespoons butler ii teaspoon vanilla Comhino the sugar, milk, choen lain and salt; place over a slow heal ami stir constantly until the sugar it dissolved. Then continue boiling gently, without stirring, until th thermometer register 2:1$ degrees h ir Iho mlx.ture form a son. ball when hopped lu cold water. Set tho pan it u bowl of- cifld wuter and allow o slam) umlisturbed until there is io heal in Ihe fudge Mnlxlure. He niov,, ami add tho butler ami vannia Ileal, the mixture until creamy and llilek, then add Grape-Nuts ami con tlnti beating until stlfr enough t. knead. Turn out on a butlored plat and cut into ileslreil Winnies. NEW TODAY $100.00 REWARD will be paid for tho nirest anil conviction of im postor taking orders for tho Spir clla Coi-sct ("o., of whom I am tho c-jily agent in La Grande. Notify Police or the undersigned. Mrs. Lois Bramwell, 1L'07 N Avo. 6-8-2t VQK RENT House. washigton. LOST Llewellyn pup in front of Foley Hotel.. Carries Baker Lity License. Notify J. 0. Kyle, Baker, Orecon, care Standard Oil Co. Re ward. . 5-8-2tp FOR RENT One small furnished housekeeping room, $10.00 per mo. Phone 1B4-M, 1707 Jefferson ave nue. 5-8-2t FOR SALE Wheat hay in bam. R. Nothnugcl, Allcel, Oro. 5-B-3tp FOR SALF. Five room furnished house with toilet nnd bath on north side. Phone 23U-M. 5-8-5t SEE THESE 1920 Ford touriiifr, electric starter; lillll Overland, model 90, five new tires and li cense; a bai-Kiiin; .Franklin sedan, urn-feet condition: Winton Six, a splendid bin car at a vovy low price. All these at low prices and vour own terms. W. II. IJohncn kamp a.. 6-8-21 LOST 1 nair of black rimmed irhiss- es on i avouue or beco.nl sireei. Finder ulcaso return to Observer ,ri-K-ltp .M. Mayln-i-i'v. who ' drdvft frotn ?S.!i 'f.mi.l'Vt U.iimlt; tins morntiiK alier sieliflitK 1 1. (, wt-'.-k-.-nd ut tlie liomc or .Mr. utn .Mrs, I'Yiink lla.cs. "II look n.o tt.n-e-tia.-let'S or an I.n.ir to make lli:-.t six n.llt's. It's roul.. but tho murl Is aim..! all Kone, fco.iu- remain ing In three or lour places." I'cndlc ton Oretjontan. ifliKiiily beaten. i .i'our lulp,a; 4U(.tere,l h.tlrl,,.' .lUh r mmil will, hnl rat. (iaincy Trump is visiting in Promise,., und lmKe; .Slowly ..for .Eorty-five this week from inoent . ! minutes in a slow. oven. Serve as A bunch of the young boys went to ..' . . , i.,,,,,. u1111(.,. P. ni p. r's Sunday to swim in the lakt 1. S. MeDonald is on the sick Hst- W. IE. Ilcseock, the I'ronnse stage driver, made his first trip to Wallowu with his truck Monday. Mrs. H. C.,-'iirper visited with her mother. Mfh. V. 1. Sannar Tuesday. Ouiney Trump, Mr. and Mrs. Krench iTrump, .Miss Cella Trump and Jessica iiMattoon and Henry Cast! visited at tliiilge lavls in l(v .1 ' Judge George K. Oat Is spent last night at lite l-'oley while on his way home from the supreme, court ses sion at Pendleton. Judpo Davis lives I.. V-..1.. lu r,,t., .. tlw, rlUllni-t outstanding characters if the: -Inland " " ' , 1 VKl -. 'V , , country, lie lormeriy iiveu in uraiu j 1 ,,nb.v fin- . mold, and after tho mlxtur i-ounty and for years qrspenseu jus- - - j, nhiiy, iMid tho Grape-Nuts und tiee in hie judicial diilriet. While P'tnu. Ifrntt- ili.n allow the mlvture to elilll j (11 . ;u. Hoy Trump and Arthur Garrett vis-tiruH' m" "( ' mixuiii. to ( ihii . " f """""r ;. r ... r. i.r Ti...,n'K si.ndav. Inml ''- Makes four to six por a voiing man in Kpini umi nci ion. i - - Not long ago a bank failed ln Vale i Thompson came home from and th0 jtifle was stockholder and icamp Sunday morning and n'turned in db-''.-tnr. Accfirirng to the govern- the evening. or a m'eatlesM dinner. Makes four to six portions. Giape-Nnts I 'lu it IMuldhig - t Vup "Gl-'aVO-.ufs ; - J c puckafce lemon .lell-O or lemon : flavored gelatine 1 ' pint boiling water 'i cup seeded raisins or choppe1 Add the bofiliW wator-'iotht( Jell-O or lemon llavoiyd igeln,tlne and, stli tntlll it is dlaoived-'J rTohr into a has c0ol tiOUrt. Grape-Nuts .Meat I cup Grape-Nuts ,oaf : 400 New Neustadter Shirt At Prices That Do Not Belong to the 100 When we selected this selection, the salesman who waited on us said "You've picked patterns fit for Fifth Avenue and you can get a nice $2.00 to $G.OO each for ev ery shirt in the shipment." . Instead of 82.00 to $6.00 these shirts are marked $1.50 to $4.45. Just another of our old fashioned ideas that is building this store so fast that - every little while we have to call a meeting and say, "Well, Boys how can we make more room for the cus tomers tomorrow?" Collars Attached : $1.50 to $5.M Neckband Sliirts with Soft Cuffs ..$1.50 to $4.-15 Newest Straw Hats Are Here ti $1.-13 to $3.15 SEE OUR WINDOW' Li NT 5 CLOTH1E "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" l pound veal, mutton or boof h teaspoon salt pork it teaspoon :nlt teaspoon pepper '2 tablespoons milk 1 tgg : minced onion 'ii tablespofin lejunn-julee '2 lableiM'Oolis lomaUi calsiii .b tablespoon chopped parsley Put the meat through a food clmp- pa-, add seasonings. Jtrown tnlneed 'n ion In a Hi tie fat befonj adiliug Grape-Nuts, milk and slightly beaten egg.i. Pack in a baking disk, slum- Help Kidneys By Drinking More Water Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralize Irri tating Acids Kidney and bladder irril.itions often result from acidity, says a noted au thority. The kidneys help filter this acid t'rum the blod and pass it on to the bladder, where it may remain lo irrit:,tc and inllamc, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irri tation at the neck of the bladder, oblig ing you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer in constant dread: the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is very profuse ; ngaiu, there is difli cu'ty in voiding it. Bladder wcakncM, most folks call it Iwcausc tbey cani control urination. Vhitc it cxtrcmclv annoying and sometimes very painful, this is often otic of the mot simple ailments to over come. Begin drinking lots of soft water, a1o get about four ounces of Jad Salts from oitr phnrmnirit and take a table spormful in a glass of waler before lreakf:jt. ..Omttmic this for two of three d i . -. This will help neutralize the acitU in the system so thev no lomrer are a onrcc of irritation m the b!aldcf and urinary organs which then act nor mnl ap:iin. Jad Salt is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grnncs and lemon juice, combined with lithu. and is used hr t1nunnd of folk who arc subject lo nrinarv disorders canard by acid irri tation." J.d Salts causes no bad effects whatever. lUre ''! have a pleasant, effcrvci crnt lilfiia-watrr drink whirh miy i-irkK- rc'irve vnur bladder irritation. ),: : !1 nici"- hrtvr Mnr plr d ian mm ine ycur kidney j at ltat twice a year. TACOMA by Working in the vicinity of 1 1th Street and Broadway, our checker questioned 159' motorists concerning their preference in motor fueL 67 used "Red Crown" exclu sively, as fegainat 26 for the nearest competing product a lead of over 157?o." An all-refinery gasoline, every drop of which vapor izes rapidly and uniformly in the carburetor, giving quick starting, smooth ac celeration and maximum mileage,"Red Crown" is the popular motor fuel through out the Pacific Coast. ST AN 1MB D OIL COMPANY . (Cllferoia) iRED CROWN for ihe experienced MAJORITY Inquire BOa - 6-8-21)) I I'X)R SALE A DoiIro tuuriiiir car In irowl condition,' ligjs lK'e.180- for $250.00. Sco Tom-.WilB'onlt-8008 Co Jar. -. 5--3t FOH: KENT Furnished liifht house keeping rooms Phono 1U2-M. 5-8-3t FOK SALE Two younjr isilk oats to bo fresh soon. Inquire 207 Cherry street. ' 5-8-lt FOR RBNT Modern 4-room house, nartlv furnisheil. ' Inquire Peter Ti'ukus, eiuar store, Sherry Tlic- atin buiUlinir. 6-8-Ut Tho strango tliinp i not thnt bears hibernate, but that they have pep cnouKh to wako up nt this time of yen.. - SHOUT AND BNAIM'Y ' bocomo of-'thci yuuiuibloodx' .-. who- rceletl ulontt tho street arm in ; ai-nt Binginir: "It a Alwoys' fair Weather When, ote.t" ., )) Tillic, the Typist, slipped lust .. liifht anil skinned her knee. "I wni triad I fell where I did as I'd hate's to spoil the swell silk stockings I was wearing," Tillie remarked. , - V Averii)je motorist hates to put on his aide curtains. Ho waits until it stnrts sprinkling, then rushes nrounj frantically, gets them on In a down- pour of Tain and, all wet,, crawls' buck into his machine just as the, rain stops. WonU fail him. : May 10th last day to pay water"; rent without penalty. T-7-:!t BARGAINS I huve a IVw wion biirguluu for Alio cht-np. Why pay inoruY Two D-i'oont houat'H. Two U-ruoni hoi,Ht!H. Tho propi ily la Koiug with u whirl Iml. SEE MRS. S. C. ZUliER, Phone 378-W KG BAKING POWDER 250uncesfor25t Use less than of higher priced brands.' Same Price for over 3 years No better at any price OUR GOVERNMENT BOUGHT MILLIONS OF POUNDS KC-HC-KC-KCKCKC "Onyx if ' Hosiery Yon canfeel t'-3 fineness of "Onyx" Textnir HOLD an "thtyx, ' silk storkinu in your h.uiih''. P.is, its slossr soft,' rvrn silk between llmtnh .imr h-rt-lin.'.cr, muWuite how lining it is, fur ill its liht.ieu how lirnily knit, for M iit trans parency. ,i i. ; .,,,. - .,, ,,. . ,., French & Greene Ready-to-Wear and Shoes Positively Cured by My Non-curgical Method HE treated for your Pile by a highly specialized physician ' before resorting to the disappoint- -, ing and sometimes dangerous "home" or "quack" cures. My experience In curing Flics ind other rectal diseases coven many years, and my patients come from all parts of the West. Read their letters and the facts about my non-surgical treatment In the I FREE book I will send you upon request. Kememoer, a potirtr guarantee U the test of my ability to completely and permanently cure your Piles. , CMAS. J. DEAN 2NnxnM01(S!ISON PORT1AND.ORECOM I iff HI WHMHtfW a1 ' rTflBB NOTICE TO PUBLIC j The undersigned ius pui:chascd the Buck Tvitnsfer liiicia ' J und business and will operate uamc in connection with the ! Cass Transfer Co. under the name of 1!uqU Transfer Co. , Stand at Union Pool Unit. Telephone Alain t4C Uesidence ,;,! Phone '196-J. We cordially, solicit the continued patronufre '. J of .Mr, Duck's customers, (-promising careful and prompt S service.', .. , , y ,,,,, ., j -; W. Cass Prop. n i tr. r W Garcl arcien s Hose I Twenty Per Cent. Oil" This Week Only Duy Your Hose Sow ' and i Take Advantage ; of ; This VAg Savin"; ! Melville's ; Hardware j 1 V2H AdaiiM Ate. I Pay Cash and Pay Less A.RC.AD.E Wednesday Only "The Oregon TrqW? and "Broad Daylight": , . ' Featuring Lois Wilson, Jack Mulhiill and Ualpli Lewis , Tonight "THE (jlKNTLKMAN FROM AMKRlCA" TIu'jh; imi'ii milli; r ih'BlKIUil tu itlvt- ynii I Ik- i h (t-cllim of I'uol IriM-dviii Unit, run-' iitTK lutvi1 In tln-lf truck HIlllH. 9 1. . tu ;i..-o ' I ASH BROS. "The Store That Keeps Faith with the People"