La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 08, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE Tuesday, January 8, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WOMEN'S . INTEREST NEWS of SOCIETY The Woauninster Guild hud nn, iinimtmir' lnlikri'KtlnK nn ctinK" lust j (venlnjc vhon lh-y un-t ut tU liomo of Mrs. '. Oscar I'ourch, with Miss l-Mllli lchin In t'hsirjst- of ihv iu-o-j wuni. The Cmlm is beginning a Hiudy oft iho "Mf( of hrim." anil Mlna Peehln very ably roviwiil tin first lojwj). All'sr the proKmut a It'Itcloua luncheon was servnl hy ili chiLCtnlnK liosiesB unl a ii-u Hunt social hour spent. , ; Mra. lion th McKennon, Mrs. V, . Jt. I.odlH'tter. Mrs. Frunk Me Ken-1 non am Mrs. t'arl Fuller will en- trlaln tho A I ice Ladles Aid ut the Houtli WcKennon home, north of Alicel on J Jif cumber JO. Mr, liny l-'ullf-r is chulrman of the enter tainmrnt cotntnltttw and she and Jut connnlttee are plunnlng a jolly ufternoofi with a fine iiroKrain, cenU'rinjc around the, writing of New tirs resolutions. Also 1hi hofnx M?ap year each lady la to bring one man and a half dozen, if she can beg borrow or steal them, . i The W. V. G.'s had nn unusually interesting evening last Friday, when thi'y held their regular nieui lug ut the home of Miss Marjorle Maguirti After all business had been transacted and plans for the new year completed a short time was spent socially and dainty re freshments served by the charming hostess. Mrs. JSarl Ktoddard and small daughter returned to her home in l.a Grande this morning on No. 17, nfler spending the past two weH;s Visiting dn Salt I,ako City, i'tah. Mrs. ty. H. uinn and her small son, Welington Qtilnn, of I'ortland, are visiting in I -a Grande with Mrs. Quinn's sister,- Mrs. W. I. Mr Adory. fl'hey expect; to remain here for abont two weeltsl -. 5 Mrs. l- S. Jvanhoe will 'bo hos tess to1 the Thursday Aucilun lirldgn jrlub Thursday afternoon. December 1 0, with a I o'clock luncheon, alter which they after noon will be spent at bridge. ; The Wednesday Ilridge club will meet ttftnorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Scroggin. K The Alpha club will meet tomor row with Mrs. i 'has. H. lieynolds nn hostess. Ihiuid to the dry Ingredients, then add lht melted shnrteiilng. Hake lu a large shallow pan :i& to 40 i ult ut -: in a nioder:! I - oven :i7r degrees). If sweet mil U is simed, leave out tlie- soda and us- f '.j teuspoons baking powder. Oteoa. I tread 1 c:ik(t compressed ytust 2 cups milk, sealed and eoob-il. 1 Ihsp. sugir ft cups silted flour cup sugar . cup cocoa J,i cup butter yt tbsp. salt issolve yeast and one table spoon sugar In lukewarm milk; add S cups of flour ami beat until smooth. Cover and set aside to rise in a warm place until light ..bout Vj hour. Add sugar and but ter creamed, eggs well bea.tcn, co coa, reniuinder of flour, or enough to make soft dough, and suit. Knead lightly; place in a greased bowl. Cover and let rise in a warm place until double in bulk about two hours. Mould into loaves; place in well greased bread pans, filling them half full. Cover and let .rise again until light about one hour. Bake 40 to 50 minutes. The oven should be hot first, and then moderate. Little Capes I A PENDLETONIANS ARE SENTENCED PKNH1..RTON. Sentences In lhi slate penitentiary for periods or four years and for 18 months re. spectlvely were given H, II. Caswell und Kdward Jirork Monday lu cir cuit court by Judge GlllMrt W. I 'helps. The sentences followed the pleas of guilty made Saturday by the men lo charges of receiving stolen property. Holh men were in dicted by the grand jury. The goods wi-re taken from the Peoples Ware house several .weeks ago. . Cotton Does Well In Argentina. BUENOS AlU,KS. (AT) .This season's Argentine cotton crop Is expected to reach 40.000 moirtc tons, or more than 17C,unii bales, according to indications, and it will be the largest yet produced sine cotton began to be grown on a suluttaniial seale a few years ago. The ministry of agriculture Is giving all" encouragement possible to cotton growing in the northern provinces, which are said to offer climatic and soil conditions capa ble of making Argentina a great cotton-producing nation. Eft IT WEATHER COLO JANUARY Hints for the j X iUUV IAS I J s 1 1 I Meat Pie. 1 la. ge bunch celery 1 large onion 1 pint water or meat broth i pound cooked meat cut up 1 cup strained tomatoes I teaspoon salt and pepper 6 tablespoons flour mixed with lt cup water for thickening. Cook the celery and onion in the waie-r or broth, add the meat, to mato juice, salt and pepper, then the thickening slowly and boil five minutes. Pour this mixture hot in to a casserole, cover with a crust made from the following direc- tfons: ' cup milk I '"4V4 ctipH bread flour or 2 cups' pantry flour - 1 (! I lisps, shortening 4 lis teaspoons baking powder taspoon salt .. Mix and sift the dry ingredients, cut in the fat thoroughly with a biscuit cutter, then add the milk slowly. Pat the douxh out on a floured board. Make the crust about one inch deep. Place thi:; on lop of the mixture In the bak ing dish. The dish should be deep enough so that the Ihrnld will not boil up gver the .sides. Hake In a hot oven 20 minutes. Tiny capes form the sleeves of the new straight dress of heavy: satin. Just a little gathering on ' each shoulder adjusts the neckline Cor tho rest the dress is as dreHs can be. Tho model is suit able to silk crepe or satin in any of the popular colors and would bo decidedly attractive in velvet. It may bo worn with or without a. belt according to one's personal taste. Judge landis says he will root for team ''in in tt cellar next year. Other fans are expected to do all their rooting- In -tho bleachers. Itancv Guard German lUmlej-. SCHELKSWIG. (AP) Germans today ore leaving the fatherland In such largo numbers, that the Jon- ish government has reinforced its guards along the German-Danish border to prevent the passage or Individuals whose papers are not Jn order. Special instructions aiso nave been issued in tho matter of smug gling. There is a brisk illlclttrade in meats, fish, canned milk, cheese and other staples Into Germany. CI.OYF.U CKKK1C .(Specla)) Th jnerctiry fell severaJ degrees below zero last week, varying fro in t h ree to 11 1 n d egreea a t different pluees on the creek, j Kveryono lias biM'U busy with wn ter pipes, stock and poultry to; keep them well eared for until j tho cold wave has passed. Sleigh ing is the finest It Jias leett for years. j Mrs. Dean Olson has sufficient-; ly recovered from her recent III-( nesa to be up and around ana in. Mr." and Mrs. John Dahlstrom , and Mrs, P. c, ahlslrom were linker visitors : Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, J. K De Voro at tended 11 dancing party in Pnion tHHt Friday, given by the' Ite be It a lis. They report a dellghlf tl time. Axel l ahlstrohi, . who has been at St. Klbmbeth's hospttnl, In Ma ker, for over four weeks, is ex ; peeled hnnie in about ten days, but . it will bo somo time before ho will sufficiently recover to be laldc to use the fractured limb. Mr, ami M rs. J . 1 t mm 1 o m . Mrs. G. 1 4. Cnrnes, nnd Henry Herman and daughter, Ivdith, I'nlon and l.a Grande visi tors Wednesday, Mrs. Hen Blayse has a riocit of 250 white Leghorn hens that are doing wonderfully well for the cold weather. Miss Georgia Aughey has re turned to her school In Nottn Powder nfter a very pleasant va cation at homo with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George A.ighey. Henry Herman went to Pendle ton on business Thursday nnd is expected home this week. - A MONTH OF ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON Fashionable Apparel In January come the first glimpses of a new season's clothes and this Store must be ready to receive, them. Though snowy weather plainly calls for Winter Wraps, Hats and Frocks, we must quickly e'ear every Winter garment and so you have the advantage now of splendid Styles at. very low prices, and from the many, many customerswho took advantage of this opportunity the first weetf of our sale, is conckifive proof ot (he wonder ful .values we are BtTY -NOY-AWD EVLKY GARMENT KEDUCEl) The Most In . Value giving" The Best In Style January 10 Inst day to pay water rent without penalty.' l-7-.1t Ita nice to "have, tho children at home Tor the holidays. One gets to spend threo or four minutes with them. RHEUMATISM gOOOCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj o Spanish Macaroni. 1 cup" cooked macaroni 1 cup;gralcd cheese 2 onions 14 cut butter 3 qt. tomatoes '2 redi peppers Makeja sauce by frying onions chopped fine in one-half cup of buller. hAdd a ouart of tomatoes nnd ther pulp of 2 red peppers. Plmmer "until reduced lo half. P.ul ter a baking dish, put in 11 layer of Hie sauce, then a layer of maca roni and grated cheese, and so on until the dish is filled. Bake over one-half hour. rnprodurlJve Husbands are Unlet! 10 Divorce Courts i :ingerbrtni1. 1 cup-sour milk '2 cops bread flour 14 cuj shortening 1 egg. 1 teaspoon soda ts.salt 1 tqspoon baking powder Vi cup sugar 1 cup: molasses 1 teaspoon ginger teaspoon cinnamon Mix and sift the dry ingredients. "SUx the molasses with the milk and slightly beaten egg. Add Hie I PrcrtLIN. (AP) A rush to the divorce courts has been t prod need by t he regulation t hat women 'teachers, marries lo men who hold igoveninient positions, are to be 'dismissed to make way for women who have no husband lo support them. I'Vniinisia are up In arms, but the iinemploymt nt sfl nation is ho serious that, radical measures ap parently have public support, and divorce seems to be the only means by which married women teachers can be assured of continuation in service. Private schools also are following the policy of dismissing married women w hose husbands earn salaries. , Kugeiie Hank Deposits Grow. Kl'tiRNK, Or. Kugene's- bank deposils show a big increase last year over prcvto is years, accord ing to statements just Issued by the three institutions. At the close of business in December, ;i''3, the totul deposits amounted to ;.CG7.-i42."4 as compared with $;.S7ti,:'74.6!i at the same time in I It.! 2. an increase of $790,646.06, more than IH per cent. fUmarkabl naw traatmant atopa Rhautnatiam or Nauritla In any form. Varyjworrrt oaaaa r4iavad at onoa. Thowanda of ouaaraportad. No naad fa nyoj-awo auffar. any arugflia matio TraaaH Prio. ft1bar box : . u 4.M m torlaa, Mfra Box 1340, U Anpi- 1 g Calif. . o o o TRY US On Delicious Apples Potatoes Onions A Good Tuinif - DON'T MISS IT. Hand your name and addresa plainly frit ten together with 6 cents (and this iliji) toClmuibrlaln Medicine Co., Dei Mo men, Jowa, and receive in return a risi package ccnlniniug Chamber Iain's t'ougli Keinedy fr coughs, colds, croup, jrcm:hml, 'iinynnd whooping" uid tickling tlcttt; CliBiaberlain' nil and Li ur Tablets for lea, indigraion, pnsatflm tlait crowd lm l-.;irt, lii'jjiiwwTiiiiil eonstipKtion; :i.Mn!eil:.ilb .ti.JTe, uudtd in avet .wily for burns, Bcnlds, wounds, piles, ad bWin fltlcciiena; these vaiucd family .iodkices for oulj 5 orcts. 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I PmtlS MILLER O t Pfif(?5k 1j!U?J,J!LJ TSJ ; I Over J7 Million Jart . , t mn j)Uy an the ravr fum o 1 ' I IrWfgSWwWwrt JJQd Yearly..-, -" orfnrwl for nld g ibh Jefferson Mnl Bo lplgilill loooooooooooo m x ' :" MPwk i Mrfm m io7Depotst- -...... pmy, go to par I7.lim W'i I I ty: r Jim mi "TfiiODDOsite 2 VSill r.l I A Whole Meal In A Can ; Of Vegeiabie Soup And such a delicious meal! All of the tempting vegetables in every plate ful of Campbell's Vegetable Soup. Appetizing Beef Broth,! Cereals that strengthen,- Fresh Herbs and seasoning. PRICE, !:;c Patt ison Brothers Grocery Comfort The style of these Oxfords is apparent at a glance. So we head-line Comfort, which ycu can experience in any of these exquisite models, in black or brown kid. All the scientific foot sup port that made these shoes famous with style in every detail. 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