Saturday. October 24, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pare Th.r" ,
'NEWS of SOCIETY
D. A. RTea at v
Bohnenkamp Home
Mrs. , Lynn llohnenkunip and
Mre. L I. Rusty cntertjincd at :i
li lt ye.iterduy ' afternoon at the
homo of Mia. Rohnenkuiup fur the
members and those eligible to he
come members of Hit Daughters
of the. American Revolution. Thirty
holies were present.
Tin Huhncnkump home . wa;
decorated with u pretty color
.scheme of coral und lavender, bou
ijiioiB of kbim'I pens uud lirkspur
being used. .Mrs. A- T. llill :tiul
Mrs. A. K. Hendrlckson poured.
M Furl Reynolds und Mrs. Ruy
W II Hams assbied in tin dining
room.
Mrs. Seymour Jones, state re
pent of (lie organization, of Salem,
and Miu .1. I.. Soule, state regts
trar, of Raker, were present. Mrs.
Jone.s gave an Interesting talk tell-in-
of the artivtth's ami purpose
of the l. A. It. MiM. tfoulc gave a
talk dealing with whnt Is necessary
to heroine u member of the organ
ization. The D. A. It. hits not yet been
organised In Grande. Whn
three more wniucn register .is
members in or? -Hiizalion will
formed, here.
Compliment Teachers
With Dancing Party
One hundred couples attended :i,
darning party al which the .Cnlon
rouhiy chamber of commerce com
plimented the visiting teachers last
t-ventHfr In the ballroom of (he
Kll-'s' teinole. ...
Dispensing with receiving line
In order that the urfnlr might he.
completely Informixl. the. hosts
started the dancing promptly at 9
o'clock. The Sunset orchestra fur
nished tin; progi .nil. which contin
ued until 1 :mk Atlnscs Hcrniee
Wilson and Murvn Lyman poured
the punch.
On the committee in charge of
the dance were Mr. and Mrs. W. v"
Perkins, lir. .and Mrs. V. P. Mc
Adory. Mr. and Mrs. Holder M.
Larsen, Mr. and. Mrs. A, W. Nel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Karl t Key
nobis. Misses Lucille Hlnck and
Urmn l.yman.
-"
Visiting Officials
Guests at Luncheon
Mr. W. II. Pickens rntrrliiinril
with o luncheon yi'sti'i'duy nflor.
noon at 1 o'clock tit hi'r ltomo on
WALLING'S
i ' SALE OF
COATS, DRESSKS
' And' HATS
Kvery article reduced this
week. ; The bout makes and
materials. I.u Vogue- and
rainier Coats, Conrler, .f'am
eo and (lerahllnc Pattern
J lats iVrlonrs.
- I'opuhi r priced Prcsacs,
ox .iKWi-xnv
WALLING'S
RED CROSS And
ARCH-AID SHOES
. Here Is where we make a
specialty on these- two slan
.dai "l makes of high - grade
slioos. These carry a high
nrch with narrow combina
tion heel which prevents
slipping and wearing out
your hose.
Wo have them In flee
styles of slippers and two
styles of oxfords.
Colors new shade of tan
cnlf, black kid und patent
leather. Welted soles, flex
ible and 'wuir welt; dressy
and very comfortable.
If you are looking for
good shoes, wear Red Cross
and Arch-Aid makes. They
are in the - same class us
Lincoln cars.
Surprise your feet and g't
a pair of real shoes.
THE B00TERY
Steel
Ranges
Different makes and
prices.
HEATING STOVES
To suit any buyer.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-f5
Fancy Handle
Thre Is very little that can b don
to an umbrella to change its lines or
add to Its general utility, but a great
deal of ornamentation and expense
may be lavished on the handle. ' This
one Is filled in with colored atones tft
give a mosac effect.
Alder street, complimenting M is.
Seymour Jone.s, state recent of the
Daughiei-s nf the Americnii Uevo
lutinn. of Salem, and Mi'M. J. I
Soule, mate registrar of the or-
I ganiisation, o'f linker
,. A color scheme of coral and lav
ender yns used with n beautiful,
(centerpiece of sweet po.:s and lark
:nput'. Covers were laid for eight,
I.J.ovely consage bouiinets were pre
I Mi nted to the honor guests ny Mrs.
A. i:. Henilrickson.
I M
I Alumni Honor Miss
jWade, Mr. . Gentle
J Thomas Gentle, head of the du
, cation department at the Oregon
Normal school at Monmouth, and
Miss Luey Wade, 'who was grad
uated from there in 1K92. were ,he
honored gue.sts at a reunion lunch
eon of ai on mont h alumni Krlday
noon it the 1. o. O. K. dining hall.
i lOight covers were laid it tables
bright with bouquets of marigolds.
(An orch st ra f urnisheil ninslc dur
ing the courses.-1 Little lilllte Bun
can rcc.il et! "The Itiiggedy .Man"
nntl Air. Uen'tle 'uddrej-si'd his for
mer s'.udents in u brief talk.
! ' . v
Teachers Camp
At Wallowa Lake
! Wallowa Lake lodge Is the iteene
jof a week-end party In which a
I group of high school and grade
teachers are participating. Those
who drove there last evening in --eluded'
Superintend nt uml Mrs. J.
.T Longfellow, Mm and 'Mrs; K. A.
MtrTCaclir'onr M r. 'tl nT 5Tt srinf nS.
' ' 'amphell, Mhses Speiirs, Ksther
J llrciholi ji, iluth Johnson, I-;: hel
Hiekford, Marion Ounsmore, i.ols .
i Mavis, I'Moreiice Thompson nmH
Owen lUchelieu. Misses Verily,
Cnrultne liauman mid .Mabel Duty
; Joined Huni' at the ' lodge this
morning.
Announcements
Botinl nnnounreiiieuta may
be printed in this column free
of charge. Any nnnouiicX'jneHW
pcrtaliilug to any functions such
A cooked food sales, etc., will
bo refusal. Announcements, to
no printed the same day, uiuat
bo In society editor's 1 lands by
9U)0 o'clock. Newa eUJtor'a
oto.
The Monday Itrldge club will
meet .Monday, October 2U. at t he
home of Airs. it a lies Hingaman,
1402 Second street.
' '
AM ladies, members of the Ku
Klux Klan, are requested by the
excellent commander to meet at
Knglcs hall Mctitt.iy evening, (le.
tober 2i, at 7:30 o'clock, to take
part In a public meeting.
The Pnrenti'lVacher association
of the Central school has launched
a campaign for more parent mem
iers. allowing tint II Mond.iy nooa
for those who wish to become
members. The slate Parent
Teacher association is offering a
loving cup for the best record in
Oregon. "Let no one think that
they can place responsibilities on
some one else , that ihey should
lake themselves. Just when the
vorld Is wondering whether moth.
ts uhd fathers have forgotten
their duties of parenthood and
their sacred responsibility to tbelr
children comrs the phu for par
ents to co-operate with teachers
having children so hours a week to
weed and hoe in the garden of
souls."- sujs the committee In
("hurge. speaking of the campaign;
adding. "In speaking of parents we
iiiiiiein um well as IMOHiers."
Radii
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M XIMY. OCTOIW.H 25.
Alonutaln Time station.
KOA, ItoiiviT. Colo. C122.4). l:3(t
a. in., solemn high niara and iK-r-nion.
Immaculate Conception cu
thedral: 4 p. in.. Al. c. Marks, or
ganist; Josephine Courtney, noto
Ift: 7:4.., Immaculate Concep
tion cathedral.
Kl'OM, Missoula, Mont. C&O, 9:1S
p. m.. Prch-Hrlan choir; talk.
Key. Woohv-y K. Couch.
Psclfk- tIiih- Station'.
KFWH, Hollywood, I'al. (52). 9
II p. in., hit nen und Al Aley
er's A'-olinns: Albi-rt Kelovle.h,
violinist; Frank Ph tw and Vic
llcall. comedy songs: Francis Ht.
George uml others In Warner
Rrothersi movie frolic.
KGO, Oakland, Cat. (ZH). 11 o.
lu., aervlcc. Firs! Conpr-gtithuaI
church: 1:3' p. m.. K'G little
symphony orchestra; 7:4S, First
Congregational, church.
KGW, Portland. Ore. (431.6) H:ft5
ii., m. Hiiolione 'I'ro-i-iithfil-j
7::i--p. in.. l-'lint Chmvk
a. in.,
ml; 7 j-0 -p.
Of Christ. Scientist.
LTIt.I I nu Aiu..I..b Mill It
. G:Xa-7 it. iti.. Lclrhtnn'u Areude!
cufeteria orchestru. Jack Cron-.
shuw. lender; 7-7:30. organ re.
man Arinur RieKciy. organist; Washinfiion. Sunduy mornliiff er-K-l.
proRi-nm. Martin Music vices nt H o'clock.
uiiipnny; Utith I'lttB, soprano:
John Martin, pianist; nrian'red
iy .1. Howurd JehnMin. - 4
KJIl. Senttle. Wash. CiM.4. II a.
m., Mrs. Mont Rome ry Lynch, or
ganist: 7:St, rirsl M. K. fUurrli;
1-ltt:ii, t'UKet Houiitl Htivinvs &
Loan srH'iullon orchestra.
KNX. IMIIynood, Citl (3Hfi.O), S-
4 p. in., 4'lty of Los AngeleH
I.....,I...UI.I. I.u ...l.llllA .-..I I
from WVstlake park; 7-R. Klrst
lrKlyterlan church of Holly
wood, Ilcv. Stewart MaoLenn
ati. pastor: !f. AmhuKsador ho
le! concert orchestra. Josef Itos
enfeld. leader: !i-IO:3n, prOKntm.
Hevcrly Illlls Nurseries, Knsstan
siring trio, Cat mem Lubovlskl.
concert violinist.
Kl'O. Pan Kranclsco, Cal. (42S.:t.j
0:I5-I0:4! a. m... "Thou Art the
Christ.;' Mr. H. I Hhaw &-fi p. j
ut.. .Marshall W. Gimiman. or-
Kit nisi: 0-A::iO, . Wahlemar Llnd -
and the States Itesluurant or-
ehrstra; R::,r-7::i0, Tahire hotel
concert orchestra: N-v:;:. .I'al.iee
hotel concert orchestra: S: ait-1 ft.
itinly'Selger's Kalruioul hotel or-
ehestra.
KTCL, Sen tile. Wash. .1nu.!i) 7:50
H:lo p. m., I'Hrst , Church of
Christ, Scientist; !: ; I n. ln
lernalluna Itibler -Students' as
sociation. ; MOXHAW OOrOHKU 211.
- .Miiiiiiinlii Time Stations.
KIWr, Itoise, Idaho (27S). ft p.
r.i., program, Mrs. U. A. Mclano,
director. '
KKWA. Ogden. Ttah. Olfil), &-0 p.
in., Ogtlen lladio Dealers pro
gram; fl-10, musical proKnim,
KtiHhinn shop.
KOA, Denver. Colo. C122.4). G-.IIO
p. in., Herbert White and his
Silver Slate orchestra; R. iiciin
tlfie football, Tom McNaiuara:
S : 1 0, aituilo program, works of
Richard Wugner; KOA oivhos
tra; Klaa Wefllng Wclker. L.
Wi!l Wclker: Navy day ail dress.
Mr. M. M. Ames: "The Mental
Health Clinic and tin- Commun
ity," Mr. I'Ynnklin O. Kbaugh.
direeior; George Kief, idaiilst.
KtMi, State t'ollege, N. M. :i4K.),
T : :i -S : a t p. m., "Spring and
Summer Gardens," I'rof. l-'he;
"Agricultural I 'rice Situation in
New Mexico," Air. -Hauler,
Pacific Time stations .
KI-'OA, Soatlle, Wash. (ir:.n).
ti :L")-S: 1 j p. in, Slierthan, Clay
ami company in-ogram; -S::'u-iii,
Times slutlio program,
KKi'U. Hollywood, (Ml. (2:LS), It u.
m Mad's hour with Mad King:
f-0 p. nl., home hutir
Georgia Simmons and unhoiiiood
children; .fun, Maggie O'Shea, theciana starting tomorrow in which
blarney girl, and her vaudeville wn will enlist many. iiie orches
rentertalners; It-Hi. Hollywood or- tra Is a great asset, to-the school.
cluslral uuartet, Kurella Doug- the morning worship hour Mr.
'iIiim. viuIiu.itL: l-hl'uheth Marlon, 'ifiivmoml WtHlaniK mIiiitu ii 1mrltnn.
iCjv'leltoWt : Hernlce Neulf. cellist;
Ruth Chambers, soprano tind Roma and Mrs. i'edford presides at
pianist; David Stuart, baritone. the pipe organ. .Thin morning hour
KKWH, Hollywood, Cal. (2;2l f.- is affording many an opportunity
G p. m., children's hour. Dig itro- for worship .that should be cin
ther of KI-'WH; ::tti-7. iirograin,' braced by all. Our Junior C. R. at
K. P. Jams of Attadeiia Katur
ing Hill Hutch and liar Kellogg,
Jan:: twins: 7-7::ni, Radio inns
tiou and answer period, K
OriuiSton,' technical editori 7::i0,
nilcrophoue brevities; -S-H, pro
gram, Star Motor Car company,
.Million Dollar Four orchestra,
Sol Hoopli's junior Hawaiian
trio. Francis St. George, Jay.,-
Minilii Kirl: I. Ilii. i:Uimo w-
jf Vli'W, fpnlurlliK Hoi) Muvo'h or-
. flHHtril. TA' lr-IU linu iitiii:u-ii;
I Le Roy Kulberg. sheik of the
uke; Sa'lvlue Piano's- string trio.
Rogers Hawaiian trio and oth
ers. KGO. Oakland, Cal. Cttil). 1 1 ::I0
p. in., luncheon coneerl ; 3-4,
program, Wiley II. Allen com
pany liudio; li-7. dinner concert,
Wiley i. Alhn company studio;
S, "Physical Culture for the
Family," Hugh Rairctt Dobbs;
"Talks on Constructive ScHlng."
It. J. Williams; "Chats About
New Rooks," Joseph Henry Jaek
f;on; "It Pays to Analyze Char
acter," Rescue M. Wyatt; "The
lmpottunce of Proper Foods in
Daily Life," Prof. Al. K. Jaffa;
"Government," Dr. Katharine
Rodgers Adams.
KGW. Portland, Ore. (401. Ii).
1 2;it0-! :3u p. m.. Rose City trio;
K-n, concert: I-lo, iudson and
Ksaex orchestra.
KJR, Seaitle, Wash. (rtS4.4), 7
f:'4U p. in., Seais, Roebuck &
company studio program: K : 3 w
10, Posi-Intelligenccr stutllo iro
gram: 10-1 1, Gordon KU bourne
and his orchestra.
KNX, Hollywood. Cal. 33tl.9).
f::ju-6: J 5 p. m., W uiii titer pipe
or gun studio. Town Tattler
travel talk, W. F. Alder: C:3n-7
At water Kent Radio oiThestrn,
Paul Finsteln, leader: 7-7 :3i.
.Mutual Moloia i lirth contt f.
7::n-. if.'oram. Columbia Out
fitting company; b-H. program,
L. W. Stoclcwi H company: U-H.
K NX feat ure program ; I a-1 1 ,
Goodrich Silvertown Cord dunce I
orchestra; Lllyan Aluy Challeng
er, contralto; 11-12. Ray West's
Cocoauut Grove dunce orrhislra
from Ambassador hotel.
KPO, San Francisco, Cul. I2S3,
6:4-7 p. in.. Wald'-mar Llnd and
the States Restaurant orchestra;
7-7:30. Rudy Sclger's Fairmont
hotel on.-)ies:ra, tt-K:45. t'da
Waldrop. organist; S-t;.-3. talk.
Wilt y Wlnnor: 3-lu. concert
progrum, t'da Waldrop: lu-ll.
Waldi-mar Llnd und the Htutea
Restuursnl orchestra.
KWSC. Pullman, Wrsh. (34S.C),
7:31'. p. in., IJarrbtte Mvii. so
prano; Frances Prlmo. pianist:
Raymond Howell, violinist
Chrysanthemums," K. 1.. -Vrer-l
; "A Plan lor Compulsory
Moral Trulnlns for Childrin.'
Falli-r Carl Phlllpp: "Rlluiltiat
Ing Dry Flock K a" f. Al. Hub
lw;tl. The Irgc"t irte in llulrhinson.
Kunaux, grt w from a cot ton wood
cane stuck Into the ground s a
Joke by JihIjt w. R. Itrown In
mu .... .
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v .
KI11ST CUrKCh 01 CHRIST
SCI EN'TRST Corner of Firm and
SuhUn-t
"I'rolmtlon Afterjheror him, not one was brought
" ! till in llie Miimluw Mfhnnl- nf IIKI
ea:Ji.'
Sunday gchool at fl:5 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at S dcrjlandlng and pror.ilse ihey
o clocl;.- (Tho reading room,- now 1 W0;ild attend Sunday school real
located hi West-Jaconson BIJi.'-. i!trly only 02 t vcr reiurne.l to c.u- t
lloom 3, U ope u dally except Hun- j a;1in
to 4:30 p. in. dally). All are in
vtted.
Mctlititti.st . I'.picoiml.
Corner of Spring and I'ogrth Hts,
Henry V. 1'arker, minister.
()ar IHble uehoo) meets ut H:4(
with tltv newly elected supc-rinten-d(
nt In charge. Morning worship
at 1 1 o'clock. The pastor will
apeak on "The Value ol Good
I tending." The Kpvvorth League
will "meet ut . 0:3. At 7:30 thu
evening public worship. The theme
will be "An important Alliance.'
We extend un Invitation to
si rangers and those without a
church home to meet with us on
this Li-d's day. Good music mid
; a cordial welcome' awaits yon,
Ccme.
'.Ion i:n;:llti Lutheran Church
(lible schnol. a. m. Morn-
in; worship. 1 a. m. rresidenl
Coolldge t.iys 'Titat the only nde
iuate i- nii'ily for our present wave
of lawlessm ss is through the in
fluence of religion.", I bit What
kind of religion can the-'' people
have when pulpits are tainted with
the unbelief of "Modernism." Luv-
leanness, and "Modernism" have
kept In step and both have in-1
treated ut the same ratio. Wil-
Hum 'owner h is beautifully ex -
prcfsrd thiu thought1
"When nations are to iMrish
in
their slnis, .
'Ti.i lii Hie church the leprosy
hcglnr.;
The priest, whose office is with
."al sincere
To watch the fountain and prc-
uervo it elenr
('arehksly nods and sleejis upon
the brink
' .While, others poison what the
rioek nin.vt drink."
. vm. R Holl, pa si or.
Presbyterian. .
"Religion nt lis source Is per
sonal adventure on a way of living.
cbrislianity is u stlrrtngand cost
ly adventure in personal character
anil social relationships" nays a
well known writer recently. We
believe In this-way of life 'and all'
of our services, arc aimed to help
lit this adventure. You will find
u real Joy. In our Sunday school
wiihjVueh Lord's day morning at 11:45.
Uillf classes lor all ages. A men's
4ln: "1 A?ftiVi 'I'hwy'i by Curo
4- and our Intermediate: - C, t;. ut
0:1(11 granl privileges fur oxpres
sioiutl activities to our young tulks.
G. The evening service at 7:30 con
10, Unties the Klmlles In the Leaders
of Israel with life applications. Wit
try In bulhl Christian charaeler up
on Goil's truth In all our work and
extend to the community a most
cordial Invitation to share with us
thiw kouIh.
Win. Crosliy Items, nilt)lHlr.
Al. I). South.
Regular services morning
and
evening.
Sundtiy school, 0:45 a. m.
Preaching, II n. m. Subject
"StounrdHhtp Ri-sponsihillty."
Kpworth league devotional Ser
vices, ii::iu p. m..
Preaching, 7:;tn p. m. SuTijiet,
"How to Win Souls lor God."
Our services will he continued
through the week or perhaps two
weeks following. We shall be glad
to have you .with us In all these
services and we extend special In
vitations and any and nil. God's
people to stand by us and assist us
In our special efforts to get peo
ple lined up with the AlasLer. Get
winners. saved and the church edi
fied, f
God's people are one fnmlly, let
us work and pray that the sheep
that have strayed from the Shep
herd shall be brought back to our
Fulhcr through His Son.
J. A. Hall, P. C.
aznK'in
The best uvulliihlf statist les show
that more than 27.(ioii,immi children
and youths under the ugc of 2f In
the Fn I ted States are receiving no
religious education.
other sets of statistics show that
approximately 7f per cent of I he
crimes coiiiniltl-d In the Fnlb-d
A SMALL HEATER
With iMuch Heat.
Th WesMnghoii:! "Coiy
Glow" clrclrlc htater will
take the chill out of the
frosty motnlur-s. Just at
tuch to your lamp sork-t
l hr curn-nl cons untrttou is
small ahd lhf Initial com Is
very low,
H. & S. ELKCTRIC .
Sotnmrr Hotel I bidding.
States are committed hy persona
under 25 years of ao.
n eastern judge statea the fact,
tlutt 2llU voitlK i-t-inw-M u-liifh enmn
ih-.t ..i.. ',iiB.niMb..t tn. .,
We believe a return, to the "old
paths" is thu need of (lie hour, and
will help to lessen the crime wave
that is sweeping our fair land.
Our Sunday school Is run for the
benefit of the children of Lak
Grande, llrlng them each Sunday
morning, ;:45. Alornlng worship.
Il:t': evening message. 7:3. both
uy pastor.
.Mothers' prayer meeting next
Wednesday, 2:30 ut the home of
Mi's. It. Jordan.
Regular- weekly prayer meeting
Thursday evening. 7::ii.
Place of . womhip. Riverside
chapel, thrtic blocks north ami one
block west of Second street via
duct. v
" L. M. Meggers, pastor.
- tiiristinn.
O. W. .bines, minister. .
Sunday will mark the close or
the present pastor's relallim as
minister of the church. There will
be services both morning and eve
ning. Iliblu school meets at !:-lfi:
C. K. at ti::iu. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all services.
J First llnptlst
Sixth street at Spring avenue,
1 Services for Sunday, -Oct. 25, l'.i
) Sunday school meets at !: !:.
m. The Graded lesson a are In use
in all the elates. i he Sunday
school Is thi' great antidote to
crime: iire you supporting it?
Morning worship at 1 1 o'clock.
Anthem by the choir under the di
rection of L. !. Harnett. "1 Heard
the Voice of Jesus Sy," by Myites
Herman by the pastor on the theme
"Our Duty to Rale." Chihln n's
sermon there: "Prince Harweda
DKCLAIIATIO.N
To render the
most dependable
and courteous
service
To th greatest
possible number
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving fair
treatment
thus
To be a factor
in - upbuilding
this community
Is the objective
of this company.
Eastern Oregon Light &
i
and Cie Mngic Prison."
Kvenlng nor vice at 7:rtu o'clock.
This will he the first or a s-Ttes
of six co mhtii fit in n u..ii-iivu ii ml.. t-
Ihe u aspires of the W. W. O. girls.
The service will open with a pre
sentation by the girls of chapter I
one in the mission study look, I
"Prayer and Misslona." The spe-
chic theme fr the evening Is I
"Prayer." Speeiul music has been j
arranged. Tho girls will sing their
adopted prayer i.ynin, "Have Tnlne .
Own Way. Lord." Mr. Harnett will
alng a baritone solo from the Oru-
torio KMjah. "Mraw Near. All Ye
People." by Mc iidclr.solin. The lllule
ouartet. Mr. Mykhuls and Mr. Pol-
lard, tenors, Al r. 1 Inmel t a nd M r.
Mevine. basses, will sing "Intercede
fcr Me," ly Kiikputtick. Tho pas-
tor win bring the sermon im-augc
;ige
.ife
on the theme
"The Prayer
of Jesus." '.,.
We curdh'.lty Invito the. public to
J ' 1 .
a,H'' All,,'rl '"rl. Pk1c)p.
Sister Mary
Says: '
II Y SlSTKIt .MAItV"
. Hrcaklast tialvt-a of grapefruit,
broiled bacon, scrambled eggs with
rice, bran muffins, inillt, coffee.
Luncheon Cheese timlia!es vvilli
sauce, tfttct d Jonmlm h, whole wheat
bread, rolled tints drop c'ftokio:.,
milk. lea. . .
Dinner fyatir stew, baked
beans, brovv'n bread, cetery-pepper-apple
salad, jellied penis, milk,
coffee. .
Children under ten years of are
should not be allowed to cat the
baked beans suggested In Hie din
ner'' menu. . However, a- vvcil-bal-aneed
diet for. the. day la provided
without t he hell u.-i, , .
, iiccsc Timhalc-;.
Four eggs. 1 V4 'cnpsMnllk, 1 cup
stab bread crumbs .from s.ifl part
of loaf, I K ctlps finely eluip)ied
eheeite, ' A teaspoon mustard,
teaMiioon salt, I ' lablcMpoon, but ier.
Rent eggs tdlgltUy with sail and
niustard." Add milk,' brend crumbs,
cheese and butler, ' Mi-: well and
pour- Into Well-bill iel'etl liittYth'
i
Grapefruit Is'
In Fioriadap
"I guess I'll run clown to Florida , and get a grane
fmit I understand you can get-' -one for nothing
clown there." ; . - . ..' . v
"That's a. good idea, the. carfare W' only .$'117.(52."
-But to pack it and deliver it to your, grocer
that's where the cost cones in.
If you went to Wyoming and killed a steer, and
cut it up, your steak would cost very little.
But how about the cost of getting it home?
If you could come to your electric service station
and buy a package of electricity and carry it home
in a basket, the rate would be lower than it now is, .
Only 20 of electricity's cost is in manufactur
ing; Wo is in delivery cost, taxes, interest on in
vestment, and service.
Electricity is the cheapest comfort in your home.
Remember that of every dollar you. pay, only 20
cents is for making the current; SO cents i:i the cost
of delivering service from the substation to the cus
tomer. ...
Frocks That Make A Success
Of Your Day
By NELLY - DON
; Puttnans
hi Latlie8, Ready-To-Vear arid Millinery
molds or ciiwMtrd cups. Place In a
pan of hot water and bake In n j nrvcpmneo of money In exchnngft
moderately, hot oven until firm to' , , ' i
the touch, ut.uut a minutes. Turnlfor lahor' or; "'tltics. rTHo
l!m touch, ahuiit a ml mites. Turn , ": -
out and serve Hiirrounded hy white i law simply makes Ji- a legal, ejider
sauce sprliiklctl with course loiisndjl" Iymcnt of debt. Hence It
breuil crumbs.
. r. .. . ,,.
"Money has no purchasing pow-
or," deelfins a prominent ccono -
mist,, and csplaltis his theory thus:
$1 Down Delivers Any
Heater In Our Store .
Credit ; (RJJ; No Irteres
otic muiMiUval Fmlly Wm1i- , , ,
: "llf "III iki tju nil. tho, n1t ' '
.! ttiurf or tvwli tliur.',' : -I I
Power Co.
"There Is no law eomnpHlnff""tn'o
jvniue intisi ue measured ny u
J debt-paying ..power.". . The, idea U t t
leehnirully correct, of course.: but
the 'difference will never be noticed
,if onc offer -the price asked-. in
t-ensh.' ' -' '