La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 15, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, July 15, .1926. XX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three I99H91 NEWS of Party Compliments Afrs. Leake THr. Iora I.nk of Portland, who Ih visiting hero u jrurwt u( ihp homo of ht?r mother, Mm. J. T. llarvoy, was the inspiration for i flight fill noon luncheon T Monday whon hnr .'.istorti, Mrs. K. 1 nf tVy nnd Mrs. .1. K. IjoiiRh pntor tninofl nt thr Hour), honu'. 1R03 Adnmn a von up. Coven worn, liild for1 IwHvo (round a lunohoon tnbl' prottlly ilorprntrd with hoijn.uMfl of mi ro mp r tfnrripn flowers. Aftnr a two ponrfp lunphpon IttP rcthiilnrtor of 1 hr n f(ornoon was pnjnynl visit ing Thoso prosrnt for tl)f nflornoon wprp Vr- A. I. Oonloy, Mm. .T. 4. ronlpy. Mrs. J. T. Hnn-oy Sr., Mrs. J wroth y Hrnilh. Mrs. Oma Mphniu. Mrs. A. I VopIx. MrH. Knrl Hough. Mrs. ilnrhy 1). Smm.. Mrs. Dallas W. flrprn. Mrs. Kora lr-alto, Mrs. lpffpy and. Airs. IIoiiRh. ''"-, Aid Society Adjourns Until September Thp T.ndlos Aid society of fit. pptpr's Kpiscopal church adjourn ed until early In fSfpttMiihrr yes tp.rday aftPrnoon whm It mot at llio hompfof tho prosidrnt, Mrs. O. A. Tlnrron. Uiirinfr tho businpws .hour," which was presided over by 'Mi'H. Hnrron, plans won mndp for a rnmmnprp sno to hp held Scp Ipnibor i. ' A -sot'lnl hour eloeod thp moot ing, ilurinff which time refresh menls wore served hy the hostess, assisted hy Mrs. K. A. lleassler. Announcements Fortal aiiiioiiucfiniPiitH may bf printed In (hi column free of i-liarsp. Any annoiiiHfnipfits per taining to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc., wllj be refuse.. AiuioiinoeniciitH, to be printed the same flay, miM lie In orit'ty wlltorN hands hj 0:00 o'ploclt. News alitor' note. Tho Women's society of tie Kirsl Rapt 1st. church will meet to morrow afternoon , at Itivorsidc park. All members living on the fiouth Hide of town will mppt at tho church where cars will be wailing to tiikp thorn to the park. All thoso living on the north aide will meet at ihe W. I DevlnP hoinc, whero cars will be waiting. Kveryone is aked to bring a bas ket lunch, as a picnic luncheon will he a part of the afternoon's pro gram. iirp.K.v wills iwrnuNs NRV YORK A very sweet and beautiful girl is In town for fliilto a stay. Oilier passengers ar riving on the Majestic, were uwinl iiiQiis In praise of the pulchritude and chnrm of Helen Wfttif, ;the teii nls nueen. Minerva Says Why do y o u go a r on n d with your feet hurting so badly this, warm weather. There is no use of being un comfortable, when you can got relief and comfort la it vwy short time by willing ut The. Rootcry we have a full line of Foot Comforts on hand and can lake, caro of yon at a very small cost. Foot trouble is caused by neglect of the proper caro at your feet. You have 10 kPi p buying a few extras for your car why not get the extras you require for your foot comforts. 'all at THE BOOTERY IVHit Service Slatlon. Vroti air ml watrr Soap One-Half Price. Drink Milk v And Be Healthy NATl'RE In all her ktio.v ug ways prescrilMd milk oi the'rind for the Infant. And Rhe Intended her children to use 'this body-building food throughout their lives. 'V Tills Milk Sltntild He Pure! ML Emily milk comes from tested cows and Is pasteur ized. Sanitation must pre vail, N Our milk is transport ed In clean glass container, idf-t tin deliver It to your .jlor eviry morning. MT. EMILY DAIRY fi2i Fir su Main llH SOCIETY High Crown Th u high crown her U cherry red velour. The trimming la woven (rid cord In (wo shade of red with two tassels. Sister Mary Says: 8ISTKII MARY . Rreukfast ('hilled melon, ceie qI cooked with dates, thin cream, breadcrumb omelet, crisp toast, mllfc, coffee. Luncheon Killed potato balls, sliced tomatoes, bjvjwn broad; prunes stuffed with peanut but ter, milk, tea. Dinner Hot in out loaf, lel monifo potatoes, creamed carrot.-, molded SwIkh chard salad, straw jerry hlanc-mange, graham bread, nllk, coffee. Tho leayes of t-Hvias chard am ?ooked and molded for a salad ust as spinach is. llurd cooked ggs can be used for . garnishing md a French dressing or mayon talso served with 'the snlnd. I'IIh I'otnio Ralls Two ami one-half cups mashed, totators, 2-3 cup milk, I egg, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspdOn baking pow der, 12 teaspoon salt, 1S tea-1 spoon pepper, left-over chopped; meat, 1 cup white sauce.' i Reat egg well and add to mash ed potatoes with milk,, suit and! pepper. Mix and sift flour and baking powder and stir into pota-j lo mixture. Drop from tip of spoon onto a well-buttered baking' pau. ' Flatten slightly, making a I jeprosston in the center of eachi hall. Combine chopped meat and white sauce and fill each cup wltiij this mixture. Cover with potato j mixture and brush over with melt-! ed butler. Rake about 30 nil nut" In a moderately hot oven and servo, at once. ., . ?-v'"",. UNION PERSONALS I'NION Ore. (Special) tieorge Ferguson, who recently sold out his drug store stock of pop is, . Is remaining In the store for a short time until the new owner, L. -A. Wright can secure a druggist lo take charge of tha store. Mr. Fep guson and his family will then take a trip to tlje const and may locate someplace there. Two I'nionitcs returned home from the celebration ut .Molalln, Oregon, the first of tho week both feeling well pleased wlih the trip to Western Oregon. C, L, Cadwell was one of tiie bucking horse judges during the show and Iteuh en Hogg brought homo Iho $450 saddle and $100 in cash as prizes for having won first honors In the cnntrt of riding bucking horses, Trod Raise motored lo Wallowa lake Monday und will spend a few days camping there. Laddie Roy, a horse belonging lo Hr. Ollmoro of I'nion. won the 5-S milo race at the Fnterprlse races during the recent celebration held there. Leo Anderson and family left Friday by auto for an extended visit in various points In ltuh. They will be gone about a monlh, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1). Valentine who were here over tho Fourth visiting with the Mailings, left Wednesday for their home at Montesano, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. William Onmble arrived here Sunday from Omaha for a ten days visit with his par ents nnd other relatives and friends here. They moved from t'nlon to there present home several months ago. Miss Marie Mutton Is here from ;New Styles 7 , , The kimona must be losing (mvor In Japan, with the advent of American lylea. At any rate, here are two little Japanese t'lrla, snapped a they strolled along the moat of the Im- Derjgl palace at Tokyo, completely A Wedding '. Colorful spencs like those of i-enturies iifio were enacted nt Rcking when Prince Pu Chla. cousin of he i.'ldnese '"boy emperor.1" lu Yl. win married to Miss Tseng JlunnK-yuan daughter of a former Chinese government omclal This ' picture about" bride and urooin in their ceremonial cos f t unie& worn ut the wedding. ' If else h. guest in tbe homo pf Mr. and Mrs. (leorge (t.-loip. She wilt bp here for several weeks.. Two carloads of Rpworth LeaRii- ers left early Afonduy inornlug for WaNowa lake wnere they will spend about a. week attending the annual Institute which begun then1 on Monday. Thoso who went are: Marjorle 1 I 'liishuip,, Lola Scott, Huth Connor, und Jvalhryn Ivlel- block. They wero nccouipmiled by Mrs. C. A. Quinn us ehnperone. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Town ley were here froju their home near Walla Wallu lust week looking af ter some business mutters. They formerly lived in Cnlon. - The Rev. A. c. Quinn and daugh ter Marlon. w-ni. to Wallowa lake Monday, returning to T'nlon the same evening. OH IX A IS ARMKR - SAN KRANCLSC.O "With every other man armed' to the teeth Jt is impossible to talk religion In China today" said Pr. J. A. Smith, American board of missions repre sentative, on ins arrival yesterday. Come and see The Great Strides Domestic Science has made toward Perfecting Baking thods , At the LA GRANDE There was a time when house wives considered a bake-day failure a ''necessary evil" something that could not be avoided and had to be endured. That time hus gone, forever. . VvX I Metho4s Cooking School THE WORLDS BAKING Domestic Science has dis co ve r ed what causes bake-day failures, and how failures may be abolished. Scien tific methods now assure baking suc cess every bake day for every housewife. BEST Attend the Free Cooking School, One of the best informed domestic scientists in the entire country will fully explain these newer and surer methods. EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BV U. S. FOOD AUTHORITIES ALXS SV. TIMES THOSE Of AMT OTHER HAND in 014 China Ezra Meeker Starts On Fifth Trail Trip M'lW YORK, July lfi. (AP) Kzra Meeker, OU, famous pioneer of the northwest, will set. out today on his fifth Journey over tho Ore gon Trail. Meeker is said to bo sole sur vivor of those who made the trip li lSf2 and has mnde the journey by ox team threo times. His pres ent undertaking will he hy motor and he will be accompanied by Daniel R. Ma lie, a writer, and two chauffeurs. The number of residents served by each city letter currier varies from 1.200 to J.r.on, according in the topography of the distrlet served, figure published- by the post office, department ruvcal. ' Rumor says a couple of movie stars may marry. Serves them right. . Conducted by Mrs. Mc-Clonii at tin II I k li S'liool ' Alllll larfiiiii. ,1 it I ) t.1. II, l.'i, III. .OBSERVER She willdemon strateCALUMET BAKING POVV- DER and prove to you beyond all doubt that it produces lighter, more evenly raised and more delicious bakings than any other Icavcner. GREATEST POWDER Use the leavener that is used by those who have made an exhaustive study of bak ing powder quality. FREE Cook Book 88 pages of r TEST the most select recipes handsomely illus trated. Yours free if you will mail slip found in pound can to the Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago. Recipes Tp, Vary Party Luncheon Kxtra recipes to vary tho party luiiiheon menu Mrs. Rein Raih y spoons boiling water, I cup sal-Mct'l.-un will deiuoustrato at her ml fruit. Whip He crenm till stiff I h.st uppeurauce on the Instltiito jam combine with the mayonnaise. program Friday uli' ruooii are glv- Uissolve the Kelatlue hi the boiling en here: -water. Add slowly lo mayonnaise. Civnmed Fiikei and Miislmmjiis n mixed diced frull as pine- In 'rtain- d I'lifl Ohm's f tipple, cherries, orangeSj struwbrr I'prk Tenderloins in Rrovn Sana? 1 ries, bananas. Pack in a mold. Saute pieces of tenderloin cut ami musbed flat. When brown, cover and let nle.ni) 1 5 pilnuL-s. Add thin cream lo evr' the put? lies ami simmer gently Imur. S ason with salt. Remove pnttb'S. Thicken the Ittmid In the pau wlih flour. Arid a little lemon juice and pour ov"i tie- pieces of tenderloin. Raked Swi't Rrt'Hil.s Par boil sweet breads. Skin. Marinate in Freiidi 1 iressing 1 hour. 1 rain. Si;ion wit li sail, apd peppt-r. Roll in heaen egg anil silted craek"r eruiphs. Tbe sweet breads should bp cut Into in dividual servings before crumbing if they are not to be served by Ihe hosl at the Inbln. Place In u bak lug pan. Put a stilp of bacon on each piece of sweet bread. Rake :'ii minutes, basting with melted iL lavvaini)ii'S' Sweet PofnKH'b Par boll sweet potatoes. Cut in to slices '.i, Inch thick. Place in a buttered baking, pun. Put . a spoonful of grated pineapple on each slice pf potato. OU a hulf 11 banana in half lengthwise. Roll in butler, then in powdered siiKiir. Pluce such a piece on each piece of sweet potato. Rake about 2Q minutes, basting with pineapple juice null! the banana is baked. OIicks Plr Cover tbe out side of deep geni pans with pie doiu'h. Trni edges nnd prick Willi a i'ork. Rolte. Kill wlih the following mixture: l-'or ft Hfiellji 1 cup sugar," 14 cup bulter, 1-3 I CUP IIIIIK, J Clip WUMMlin, "H ! spoon sail, 1 cup r!sins, 3 egff I yolks, 4 tablespoons flour, 1 tea- spoon vanilla. Simmer seeded or puffed raisins in water to cover until all the water Is absorbed and the rahins are puffy. Add the rest of the Ingredients. Cook till Ihlcli. Fill the p(e shells. Cover with a meringue made with Ihe stirriy beaien whlt -s of 3 cges to 'iileh has been added 3 table- 1 tinoons brown sugrr. and ,1-2 ten- spoon vanilla. Rrown In the oven. I reach Paslrj" White, chocolate. angel, or sponge cake may bo cut hit o squares then Into thin layers. Put together with a butler frosting. i.Vnui ihe surface ami uecoraif with butler frosting. AhkoI eako Men's and Young Men's Suits both single and double breasted models in light and dark colors $13.85 to $33 cut Into two layers and filled with i a nut custard or penpche nut fill ing, then cut. Into tniutires und' frosted make delicious desserts, i Jlultcr frosting Is made hy cream- j ing 1-2 cup butler. AiM 1 egg yolk.' Heat. Meat In I cups pnudrrcd sugur. flavor vlh va nilla, ohQcnlutt'. or coffee. Keep cold. j Frown Fruit Salad i J run stiff mnvonnnise. H cupw .cream. I teaspoon gehiiiu, a table-I Put on cover of bultered paper. Add cover of mold. Runy In tub of leo ami salt using 1 part of salt lo 4 purls of ice. Let si und 4 hours. Serve on lettuce with may onnaise. McriiiuncM (21) 1 cup etfg whiles, l-S teaspoon salt, 1 cup fine wlille HUgar, b teaspoon vanilla. Reat egg whiles 1 until sliff. Whis). lp l-Z cup su gar slowly. Real wen. i-nni in 1-2 cup aiign r lltfhtly. I'ul a sheet of wrapping paper on the bottom of tin Inverted dripping pan. Urop the mixture by spoonsful onto the paper. Set nlo u warm oven and let dry out rter than hake for I - hour. Rrown sllKhily. Remove froim paper. Serve filled with wlilpiu'd i:ifum, leu rvvnni, fniil or prwrvt-a. Ilnm Monssp J liilii'i)oil urnnulnliMl K''lu II no, 1-2 li i iiol wuliT, 2 rupH Ki'ouiiil hoilcil liuni, 1-2 '"i liviivy crcain. DlsBOly" Ilii' Ki'liilliw I" I lit-'. hot wnli'l-. Ailil lo tl' -ol'l irioiin,! hum. h'olil In mlffly lat- ,ii croani. Turn Into ti mold nml . 1,1 Hiiiml till ulirr- i:iili'Ucn ni veal inuy In! n cl In lilurc of ham I'Kiirrixii hi:ai. IH'l:l.K ItOMH Thpy'm flKhllnK rwil ilucls in Italy now. In tho Iniwit railiri'8 wi-ro used vlKOrotmly ror hHir un hour with llm result Unit SlKtior DlniroiiHO, honorary rannul Koncrul or tho fuwlst militia, ro. reived throo sorlom Blaslwa. GOITRE VVAS SEVERE Cansi.d Kyo Vicswirc nml Ml'"') ni lusi. i-mlil Nul Mwp WIllioiU i s-v-ial I'lllowa. I'olm-lcss j J.hilnii'iit Itcnicm-d li Mrs. IS. 11. Holllllltswortll. North I'la!t. Neb., i. "Alter nslnir Sorhol-Qundruiile for three dayH. 1 eould notlee srieat relief. Nmv my goitre Is entirely gone. Will Kindly tell iny experience '' words or letter." Sorbol-ljuudruplu Is col orless, upiilicd externally and a easy to use us u tollel wutor. See It ut all drK stores or write Soriiol t'oinnniiy, .Mechnnicshitrg, O. T.o- rally at I,. & J.. Drutr t'o. Adv. A With Every Suit Purchased VALUE See These Values At MEN'S WEAR Money Saving Cash Store More New Smocks By NELLIE DON 1 'v $2.25 and $2.95 i PUTMAN'S Indies' Rpady-To-Wear and Millinery l.t)NION My word, but it In hot. A Judge of Kast London and another in illaseow dlsciuded a wig 'gown, yea, and even waistcoat --meaning vest In court when Ihe iiH'rnery was fllrllnK ' wit VICTOR RECORDS 'Al lNwo Willi tho World" (Piiw Organ) - Jesse Crwfoid VahHu Itt" (PiM Organ) - - - - - - Jesso Orwfwd 'Any let TiMlny, Iady" - - - - - - - Stanley - Murray 4tt'luiddn Yon Say We fid Tgelli'r - - - . - - - - - AMtn Hiifnlcy - Hilly Murray Credit CARR'S No Interest The Home Of The New Victor TP RID YOUR HOME OF FLIES AND INSECTS USE Oronite Fly Spray Conies in a handy pan with spray attached, On sale at Drug and Grocery Stores, A Product Of Standard Oil Company Pair of Shoes and a Straw Hat ninety. Such things ordinarily simply are nut done, you know. I daughter! to death. '-A trifle dnm- h I lc. if!' FREE!