La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti ! "WorWsilay, M.nvll 5,' 102 J. TTTT! LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREET TO 'IP 11 "! is S; ' . IS NEWS of SOCIETY Churches Observe Lent to .nftalstnnrc of olher members of the 'commission. ! Tin- ilaliy readings for tin- first 's-ven days of Lent and the Sunday which comes (Inline tin- period an1 m: follows: March ft. The Temptaihm a n d iriwlKinn of Jesus. .Ml. 4:1-11. j Match ft. ull of Men 1 hecis jlon. Ml. If.i.'l-i'S. i March 7. The I'hristian l.iie. Ml. March ii. Hell, f in J win. Ml. 7:21-211. Marrli Knowing Clod an I'atli i r Through l'ray.r. Mt. U:.r-ll. March in. I 'iistl l'rny M: 1 I. Clod I.oiiks lo I'rayer. Mt. 7:1-1:!. Ite Washington (HpecUl) Thrniiffh oui America hundredn of ihou sumls of chrlsilunH will Join , In three-nilnntc daily Bible readings dicing tho Lenten Reason, which hrjlna lodnv. It will l. tim i.P,m. ri::iS-4S. fw concerted effort along these) March lines in tho hlatory of llic country, spond lo ncroi-jfinK to Dr. ('hurlra L. tiood rll, secretary of the f 'oininlfwion on Mrs. 1,. Evangelism and Life H.rvee of Hk- tr Ihe V 'i council of Churches which 'evening In behind the plan. iiuectlng hi" conccrn .i reading will como i ltowser wan In charge of ihu pro ton cliniav on KiiKl.r. inning Jlolylgram nnd Ilia work on "Tho UiV "ck, concerted evangeilsi ie ser- 'of rhrlsl" wna resumed. Mrs. d o. vices will .he lieid in thousands of:'ehrs was in charge of the In rhrirchrs. o1ional and made this part of the Thin is tho sixth year tli.il program very interesting and Mian rnurrhes in America have worked Itmh Alder favored those pnwtit together along these lines. Kuril with two heiiullfn) insl rinneiil nl solos, wlilch were very much en- Willlamson was bosb-ss esl minster, Cluild Mondav and a very tntere.siing took place. Mra. J. i Jfar there has been a marked in rrenso in tho numlicr of those tru ing part, Jnformatlon received at the office of the ('DimtiMun on Kvangellsm (U1(i ((f(1 Hrvlcr Indi cates a hifil greater IncreaHo this lnr. Tho liihle readings will consist of an average of ion verses from St. Maiihew's Cospel a day. in ad dilion. many of (hose taking-parr will follow a general plan of con certed nteditafion and prayer. The Hlhle readings were' prepared hv Pr. l'rc.leriek 1,. Knirley with the joyed by everyone present. Iteforo adjournment delicious re fresh men ts were served by the charming hostess and a pleasant social liour Hpent, Mra. Annie Gardner has been en joying a happy reunion with 'a friend of early school days, Mrs. J candle Tm He,- of lmbier. l.nion county. Oregon, whom she has been entertaining at her home, Ms Sixth street. The two friends at tended school together in Suinmer- vlUe, Orcfron, more than &o years M rs. 0 a rd n er has visit ed M rs. I Till lie (wire In Ore,,'0!l and this in ihe second thin; In three years Mini l Mrs. Tutt le has been here for a ' visit while in Southern California., She. b-ave today for home by way, of Kail Lake City, where she will! make a visit. Wan Iteinardina Sun Hints for the Housewife FAT FOODS Hl'ITI.V Till: HIlVj WITH l:.M'.lliV Al VITALITY P0WDERCLU8 (lly Helen llai ihiKtou IViwnlnsc) To most of us "frylnK" nu-nna The parsonage of Ihe liaplist church was the scene of u beauti ful wedding last cv-miiK :t i coel;lnir food In fat, whether It l o'clock, when MIhh Helen K:lHh wiihu Mimn ituautlly or u hire amount, nailed In lnartiatfe to l-rd J. Heau-jjn. iQ , accurate, If only u. Utile 'lorn, both of .fveph, the inipreK.-!-: fu H in a Khallow pan and ive riiu ceremony heintr used. Mr.in,(, fool Is browned oti ftral one anil Mrs. llouel;. 4also of Joseph. jn,i,.( then the other, Ihe prorewi la and aunt and uitele of tin; bride, ; .tlHed "KaulehiK." v.MneK.sed the marriage. When the food la cooked In a Mr: IJeumhirn is n ii'.r.uier of tlii'jdeep keltlo or sauce pan contaln 'Joaeph viciuily and 'yoiuiK roujile;u,'w ,,noiiKh fat to romphdely snh will make iheir future home n t hat 1 merne or cover tho food and brown place n i nvrr ut onco. the ttroci-as is 'called "frylnt,'" or "deep fat fry- When Mrs. 1.. W. Weeks recelv-. ink'." ed the beautiful bouquet, at. the Many foods are aanleil because ch.iinlM'r of Commerce dinner las' Ml seems Ihe iiilclteal method and evening those pi' Hent did not know taken b aa HU, but roods fried In that yesterday was Mr. and Mis jdeep rat are leas apt to soak fat Weeks' tweniy-fir.st wed. lint; until- (if they are properly prepared. Ihat hut Hiieh n ii... i.n.1 k L'iveii a fat nroof coatinifi "no veraary. today Mrs. Weeka la re rai ulatlony (ttr behiK eiviiiK con-las u result are more easily uiesi-i fortuii- I'd. Although it may Reem that a Inrue amount of fal is retiulrcl for CleorKe S. lilrnln has return- ,b'ep fat frying. U l nt wusiefnl.: her home afuu vlsilln;; at: for Ihe s'tnie fat can be used over Kttifene anl othei" ley iolnts. Mra. llee Zweifel of T.a Ch-an.le. left last evenlliK en routt1 for l'ort land and San l-'ranrisco, where ahe will visit. Wiilauietic val-.and over ak-ain. ! Here are aonio irit'resl Inir fncla, " which few people realize. No other food supplies our bod- North Powder Comnier cial Club Added to the County's Civic Organizations. NOUTl! row D I'll. (Hjiociul) North I'owiler Commercial Club In the niuiio Riven to tha clvlo orfttinixtillon which wan organized lit North I'owder a short lime hk'. Tho Ol'l'icers that were uoiolnutcd nt Hie last meeting have been elected to their offices and A. U. AtiKiU, A. C. Mess nil,) Chria Pet erson were added to (he hoard of iiireclurs. A inember.shop fee of fi'.iMt v:i.i ileciiled upon. I l Vank Indwell and K. .1, Seiicer-1 box were appointed on a commit- t.-c. to look arier the roads, Meei-! intra lire lo ho held every second 1 and fourth Monday of caclMiionlh I and the city hall woh desiKnaled j ihe meeting place. j Attended AntiherMiry, j Mr. llndeisou haa returned fron .1 busbiew and pleasure I rip to Salem. While absent he also at tendee", Ihe r.sth weddlmi aunlver-. sary o.' hl.'i parents. V. A.. Iliiib'lson who bus raised lea with Ihe drive, pep or vltfon ni eeaeiation- Wheal on hla which fat Kivca. nnd possibly no- fl,r ' K'K ' "I a Pari of his other food Una been Riven as little! (,rotl '" International Harvest. i uiiiMin wno win pin iii on t The i. T. row afternoon. V. will meet tomnr- March G. at 2::tn I study. . Kals'contain more than twice the enerKy or fuel value of either car- o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. W. 1 bonhydrates or protein foods. The leiKhton, tsti7 Cedar alreet. A Rootcfats of commerce are very similar proKrain is prepared, refreshments! in their pure slat'e. If not Identical wlli b' served and a Rood lime la.lo the fata of milk. meal, etc, laired. All Interested are cordial y fnvHed Many Are Attending the Range Show at Gait's "L ' j ' : .With Every IS'ew" Range Purchased During This Demonstration, which Closes Saturday A'ight at S:30 P. M. The manufacturers of these ranges have agreed to give this beautiful Set of Dishes FREE to everyone purchasing one of their ranges dur ing this Special Demonstration... It cost us absolutely nothing... It is FREE to you a gift from the makers of the range... You pay the same low price on any of these ranges that you would have paid last week or will pay next week and you get this beautiful 42-piece Dinner Set absolutely FREE. SaiMM3k! Easy Credit Terms On Any Range You select any range you want from our large assortment, and at any price you want to pay. You may pay a small deposit down and pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments over a long period of time. No interest to pay. We also guarantee to give you range value unequalled in Eastern Oregon. "UNIVERSAL' nerfected process naiM t-b grease. Just clean and sanitary as a Universal Porcelain Ranges are made of grey cast iron throughout. See these handsome ranges finished in Peacock Blue and Pearl Grcjj Porcelain. TVRange Beautiful M X I lVeg3SS55-SI noraflnin mi the Univeiynl ttwWaa m V KnKS SK'if as t int.. t vi llnl In I. S.J;5fff err win it Gfi nm-w chiish 28 YCUR OLD STJPvE TAKEN IN EXfflffi $3.00 deposit will hold any range you may select, for future deliv ery, and entitles you to all the special inducements of this Slave Show. Select your range now and get the Dinner Set FREE. Your old, wasteful, broken-down coal or wood range will lie taken in as , part payment on a new range during this Stove Show. Don't miss this opportunity of securing a new range. ! ifiero in no fptea! Ion n lo t heir j wholesomenesB. They nil have iprariirally the aame fuel value. Kata are absolutely neronjuiry In sj,ort thel.' eperinien. farm In South Dakota. Jacl. Corham haa sold aomn wheat lo purlieu in the aainn aec lion. Mi', tiorhuni r.ti d about ten (aereH of wheat hint year an I it averUKed fortj hushel.i per acre lie feels Ihat it Is the wheat for 1 Ihe tiprhiK Reason for this part, of Oregon Uh the Krowluff fteaMou 1h ami this wheat mtiturnti 1n it ahort tint eln c omparison to other HprhiK varieties of what jfrown here. A car of lambs shipped by ilho body aupplylnp tho unerjiy In ; tho moat, concent rated form pure j 1 1)0 per cent fata are eaally aaalini-! luted by the body after they have! been taken rare of ny the pnn-i i.Llll(,M wn.son hramrhi inn m-iee in Icreatle juiro which worka on nllltho rorllnud Markets. The luinha the falH In the, proems of diffea-1 HOht at M loeuta per pound. John tlon. - ' - .Mcl'hee also shipped two on in of j Fannin Mcrritt. Knrmcr In hcrlrntlla and received r, ood pricn ("lood and Cookery for tho pick! for them. ,nnil ConvnlcMcent" states "ri the The ladlea rani club wna entcr diet. of children, at lenat, a defl-1 tallied nt the Gylleiiheijr rcahiencc clency of fat cannot, be replaced hyj by Aim. I.eo Clylpnber) and Alra. an execaa of . enrbhyd rates," and : Hni l-vans. Many mnnibera of that fat aeems to play aoine pari i the club were present nnd aomc in the formation of yoniiff tlssfiesj time wan Hpent hi playing "600," ! which cannot be undertaken by any; Mr:. C. j. 'oreslroin winning high other conHtituent or food. j honor.i and Mrs. Campbell winning ;The first atep in the UiKatlon of ' ronoHlation prixe. Jtefmu ad- fala la Ha melilnK. Sown fata melt joiirnineni a deiicioua luncbebu i at a lower point than body tein Iieraure. When Hint hi the, caae the ditfcallve jtiiccK easily mix with the fat, and work more- efficient ly. '. A Kooj definition of deep fat frying i;j rooking, liy, meuna of tin-' mer.iion ' in lenp .fat rained lo 'fi ; Hmperatittp ' of from JIOO tt 4(jii am C.refit'cnro hiu'af lie taken In fry- jinff. that the fat la at the rljrht ' temperature. ' If too low, the food , will soak tho. fat If too hlh the food becomes brown too .(illicitly and will be under-done. Too much should not bo fried In tho kettle at ono llmo, aa It will lower tho lempprnturn of the fry In medium, and may cause' it to ihubhlo over tho aides of the ket tle. It la not (lie fat that boils, however, but the moisture which I ho fal lias taken up front tin food beinjf fried which cuiiae Ihe ;Ho-called bubbling, j When doiiK-hnuls or cruellcrs are niade tho doiiKh la prepared In much tho sumo way aa rake. The, .doiiKh must, be stiff enough to han ;ille and roll out, Ihoiitfh rure intist I be. lakea not to mix In loo much riour to make the doughnuts toiiKh. ' it ia not necessary to roll out the dough with a rolling pin, Jl muy be j tat led Into the desired thick ness, about inch in thla way it ia less apt to slick to the board. . IniiKhniils. j . 4 cupn flour I 4 level teaspoona baking powder Vz level teaspoon salt ; 1 cup siiKitr . 'Z CKf-M. la-alen logeilier , U lahleapoons uielled butler.. . , 1 Cup milk ; Ht'ft "flour, then incaaiire, add haklng powdr: and aiill and7-.ift three 'tliiiea, rub aiiftrar and butter' i together, add well bealen eggs, then flour and milk ulternaipiy. Turn out on a well floured board. ; anil roll out (j Inch thick. Cut, with doughnut cutter. Let standi five minutes and fry in a kellle of hot rat. The temperature :ttia to 70" l' Nutmeg or cinnamon mav rinln IVItter Itntter. 1 cup flour 2 b vel teaspoons baking powder 1 egg l cup milk 'i level teaspoon Sail. Add 'Z tubleapoona augur If sweet bailer ia desired. Sift dry lnKiedi enta together. Add beulen egga and milk, and beat until smooth. Fry until golden brown in hot, deep fni at a temperature of aro-U(in - wa;i acrveil A 'numher of local peoplo at tended ihu hard time party given by llin Maiiica Kchcknh lodge last week. Arthur Olsen received tint prhio for tho heal hard tinio charif lor among the gentlemen and be t for ihu' . party adjourned n spleiVilid lunch wan served and all 'reported, n good lime; Air. and Mrs. (iseur Pilcher and dniiglilera,- of - Huntington, are vlsillng with friends and relatives. MrA. John MtlMieo and little daughter, l.eona, havo been qitlta sicl; for.lliH jiust-several diiys. " Clevi! Mercer apen; tho week 4nd with tho liom,e folks laat week. Hc. Is teaching school at Weston, Oregon. Milk For Infanta, invalids, Children, Rich Mill Mflhcd Grain ext. in rniiifTfUr Digestible Ho cooking;. Alight Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Ask for "Horthieo," at all Fountain!. tfrf Avoid Imlliitioni bubitttutei If you would be well dressed -then choose a Wooltex suit for spring - r-r-iHE suit I smartly it has ored suit. ' tex, is till' favored ; For d fi always been ail essential part of the h1 woman's wardrobe, but this Spring come an absolute necessity. . And the tail- li no wet Vmvn nhtninol "fni vnil fl'mYl AXnnl- TCvill, either long coated aiu!"Sl'verelv simple in line and trimming or with the shorter box coat ornamented with silk braid and silk stitching in most interesting designs. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY . The Store that sells Wooltex lYooltext Tailor mades $25 to $75 GOVE GRANGE MEET-IS. HELD POVR. (Special) Ml. Tannic C. range held their regular meeting Mr.rrh 1, with a good attendance. They will entertain the I'nion County Pomona drange on Murch L2. The bashet social given I'e'h runry 2:1 by Ihe Orange was a suc cess and was enjoyed by alt pres et! i. Mra. Ti. T. Hoswell relurned Hat unlay from a shorl visit with rela tives in 1'nion nnd l.u flrande. Mlsn Utib Rhnffer apent part of tho week visiting In l.a Orandfo. Nelson Klght was a l.a Grande visitor on Krlduy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Miller nro vis iting al the home of their sona. Will and Frank, on the Hand ridge. Mrs. M. U Carter la able to he nt homo again and la Improving rapidly. There la no school nt Frosty this week on account of the leucher, Mrs. H. C. Muir being at the bed side of her husband, who la HI with appendicitis, at Hot Lake Hunulor In ru. Jtert lice and family,' who have' spent the winter ut the Julius Fish er rami, left Wedllcaday Tor their homo In Ohio. Mrs. A. L. Hecker cnlerlalned Melvin and Huby Khuffer ut dinner Sunday. fl. W. Koger has boon movie biilhllnff this wvpk-. A. I, necker and family w?r business visitors to La Gran da UBtf . Krblny. I ' MONEY On Improved Union. Write; 225 Portland i r a 1)UIILV UiIIIIU a. CJPfiimer,', ,i aenry jjiag. --.' - Ore., .'U. xu I Apil I'llucra, 2 tahh'RpoonH powiU-rod trngnr 1 luhl.-upoon li-mon Julcu ! ""' nl "oro applrs anil out In-', to sllrrii: add lunar nnd lemon juice. Dip tarn mlco Inlo plain fritter batter. Kry llKht lirown In deep fat, ut 366" 1'. Drain and nprinkle with powdered augai. ron't piit off fllliiK your federal ineonif. tax rdurn.. Io It early and avoid tho last iiiiiiuie ru-li which always preceden tho flnul dato for fillmr Mareh Ifi. rroper Slims for InfaiitH , StarlliiK to Walk finiue oh nhovo lonly In lore. Prevent font trouble by lislnc "Mi. allh WiiIKm" for tile llllle lolk feel. It l casior and rheaner lo atari them out riBht with perfeet feet Ulan tiTlMB to i-orieet Toot, trouble luler hi life. All the latent llledieal booliH aieidviiilni,- inotheii. to tart Vlie little oien lo walklni: either In their miirkim; feet or a shoe wit Ii Jlexibl'e KOle, UH hard Wile i,ho. nro very ""'"""ii'-v"- - ff 1)11 u r.-- v.,."- . They ato inforni us that tho midden fhanK"! from nolt' Hole lo hard Hole hooch Ih one of the Initial ruin of alien airhn and othor fo trouble" that eoine later In life. The liitantH tender muHCloH are unable to bend the hard hoIih which does not permit the luiiwlen of 1 he arch lo develop proper ly, cauHintf them to a or break down completely.. See Uiem in our wtnTown. iiiimiMiiuiii M jspjing I H H a BQ H M HI fei n M M H Ii s Here Plant A Garden US FOR ANYTHING IN leld and Garden eds FOR YOUR LAWN IJLUE GRASS AND WHITE CLOVER si? Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 ii ii ii ii ii 'I:!? YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WE CHARGE ISO INTEREST :heBootery, Inc A PariMllso for Tlrwl Foet 1! Homo of tho Aroh Aid Shoo (illOVKIl smith, iicr. 20(1 Dopot Ht. I'bonc M-118 iaEBSlIffHSBiiiniVlBl!lESBBSZSSES3SlJ CARE'S i KI I