La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 23, 19271 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thret) OUT OUR WAY By Williams Society: News D. A. R. Observes February 22 at play durinjf the eventnir ond Veil Burki muo high score among: the mon.. The women's prize wont to i l 1 m ' 1 Mva' Jamta i'lieui ana ne oon COlOnial l6cl solution prlao fell to - Alonzo uower. In oimrvanc(t of Ooiko Wuah inj,'lins blrtlxliiy anniversary th tocul chaptiT of tlu HuhkM''" o? the American Ilcvoluiiun enter tained at a patriotic colonial le.i yentenl:iy afternoon at tin luune ,or Mrs. Hay K. Murphy. ' Altout 80 pt-rsons culled' ilurlntf the ufternoon and were receive! at the door by Mrs. Murphy. With hrr wore Mis. U I. Itnaey, recent of the organization, and Dr. Mar Rrarot .IiikIc, , ,Jarli Murphy, drvsscd uh CJtor; . WashinKlon. and l.tltle MIks June Williams, lepresentlnK the May flower In the colonial fitmker cos tume, opened the door for the Kuests. ' Mrs. William MtHor and Mia. Geortfp H:i leer assisted in The presentt-tlon of several Klfta hy the guests to Mr. Harnden was the cuusu of considerable merrl Uient' during the evening. Tho hosttss served refreshments. ' S Island City Forms ' P.-T. Association A parent-teacher association was orgunlxed In the Island City school yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when a meeting was hetd there, with Mrs. I.. Kuus," of 1a Grunde, active In the purent-leacher wotl; here. ittvsidlnK. , ... Mrs. Alexander nnil Mrs. .Cun ninKham. from the Willow school Parent-Teacher association t heiv. enter-, went ulso present and Kv lull: concernliiB the work ol t he or- tnliud th euests. Mrs. W. II. IMekens poured dur- j Raiitattlion. . - Ins the uflernoon. usin an heir- Mm. - riirvc was elected loom service set. which has been PiWlent of the new association; In he f.imilv for iimnv in-iiem-1 ' ,M,WU' i"""" lions. Mrs. If. M. lluck cut the v lees. AssistliiK in the dining room f witp Mrs. liobert Kakln, Mr.i. ' Haymond Williams.- M rs. H. CJ. ' Smith nnd Mrs. Karl Keynolds. , ," Tho guests were served at nev-t oral small tables, on which colon lul doll -HrIiIb were used. A cen- 1 lerplece for the-law table was an ; old-fUNhloned Imugijet. Tall can dles added to lis attractlvenes.i. ' Knch I). A. .it. .number present 5 wore a colonial nosegay. An appropriate program wis given durlnjf the afternoon. Four children from M iss 1 mop-en Uns soll's room danced the, minuet, a"- :-TTirij'i'r i'h i r-! Allss Itath Hrown, tei'reinry-tre:n- urer and the Itev. Hall K. Wall's, chaplain. 1 ... Tho date for. the nfrxt meeting was set for next Tuesday. March I, at o'clock. A progmm hai been arranged for that time ' and all parents arc urge4l to attejid. J , r . ,-( ! ' 1 t ; There was 'ai large, atiendnnce last evening for the regular meet ing of the .Woman's lU'neflt asso (Mation.ut. tlie Knlg)s. of Vythfns nnii. t Mrs: frvln: Hrartiwcll, comman der, preside! over 'the meeting and It was-voted by tho members to) have, the third of the series of Good suffrin gosh i! Diom wpmT PeePoLT Know vou WAS NMEARlNl' STOCWiviic; PER Mi-ffENSi AM' VOO HAFTA co'w LETTum SUP DOWU ! GOOD GOSll zr JrJ LOOK LIKE A ' irfcit CANT KEEP K10THN UP ! n y w,ii h ma1 HV GARTfeRS OM UM ! I CANT" THIMvjS UP - Si TM..' s J'M .V,-: r- J' rv Back "to nature.' eo. u. s pat. of?. J.f? WiLLlftM3 . Cl2T BV HtA INC. ninrinnif.1 liv WW PhmmcII -til th plnno. Tho c-lilldn-n w.ro Htflla '"""'f11 r"rd .tui-lny oyo .Iran IiikI". C!n.r.. Il.l. n H.il.n. n: nii.B al tho llnrfls hull, both ilu kuiiil). nir-lij- Lnrliln iind Konncth , "'.hl" '' "r'"u" l l''"yl. Alpnrl. Th.-y iln-Hwsl in1 1,Hn" nm.ln for a rum. t mime salo Mat-fh S. Miss Marlon roiuiiuu f i ii mi mi" iii.im iii. . ..... ..I mm, linlllnir nln. Mains was upponui'u as juiiitir, I th e times during the afternoon. Mrs. Ii. J. (Jreen pluyed two commandei : piano numbers, "Wltcltus ance" i hy MacDowell and "Impromptu" by Ueinlmld. ; ; M rs. W. II . 1 toh nen ka top ,1 r. sang "Annapoils Lullaby" and Mh-s Mcrtha Hunts played two violin: rirco N(Ji 47i Neighbors numbers. including -Maeimwi ll S Woodcraft will .meet tomorrow' five minutes fler tMrkonlnir n levelling at 7:80 o'clock at the K. tnsuro thorough cooking of tho Announcements kettle or casserole and odd meat. Cover with remaining bacon, onion and lemon cut In thin slices and turnip and carrot. Hprinklo with salt and pepper and add. '2 Cover closo- ly and coolt over n low flro or In a moderate oven for three ' hours. When tender, remove to plnttfcr and strain -Honor In pan. -Add .wa ter to make. 2 cups and thicken with 1 tablespoons flour stirred to a smooth paste with a little Of cold water. Let the gravy boll for To a Wild Hose." MIks Hlanche Weaver and Al- I hert liasseit. both of Wallowa, were married here last evening b the . Uev. H. W. Parker at the Klrsf 'Melhodlsl Kplsropal chuivh ' mnnKc. 1 Alter a few days spent .in T.a (Htlilc .they "ill return ., to, .Wal lowa eoualy tu make I heir home. Mr."11as.selt Is woods foreman-'Tor the Kusl Oregon Lumber company- 1 1'. hall. Important business will flour. come before the meeting. A!l( (Copyright, members are urged to be there. jnp . i i Tho l.ailks' Alii socicly of thm SCIon l.uthoran r rhuroli w.ill nirot j 'at tho homo of Mrs. I.. J. Klior:, S04 H awnuo. Thursday aftornoon. Milt. S4. nl 2:30 o'olocli. ' l!7.'NRA Rorvicp, Mrs. Htft-tenbower flostess.to Clubjt MENUS MiiNkratH keej) repairmen busy on dams and laterals in ihe Hello Kourche Irrigation district of South Dakota, and the legislature .will he an Iced to. legalise' iu .yoar-arouhd open season on the aiifmalH. . Ity Sister 'Alary UlilVKjIAST Orango julcpr' cereal cooked with dates. Ihln IL . 11. Martenbower . was cream, -crisp graham toast, .milk, t. an atlracllve Washing- coffee. 1 LUNCH KON Cornmenl .'bunny, -lettuce sandwiches, apple sauce, -'molasses bars, milk tea. ,' .'j DINNKIt liraised leg of mut-; Inn. Miashed notatoes. currani jelly, celery salad, whole wheat oread, eanneti greengage pujms, I marble cake, milk, cof roe, I Since the strong flavor bo many people dislike in mutton is sup posed to come from tho fat, tho j careful preparation of tho leg be- "Mra. Giles' Harnden entertained ing In water nlso tends to dispel nt a birthday surprise party last the flavor while the addition of tho evening honoring her husband. 1 vegetables adds much to the gen SIv tables of pinochle wore at oral savorlness of the dish. rie sure the riesn is pinmsn in tone deepening to rod and tho fat Mrs. hostess ton's birthday party yentorday af ternoon when sluv enteiiulned the members of the M, 1. L. club. Three tables of bridge were at play during the all ernnon and high s"oro went lo Mis. C. H, Mil ler. Mrs. Henry Mela neon re ceived the guest prle. Decorations In keeping with th" day were used, frsius ami daffo dils being tho flowers used. Lunch eon followed the card gaim-H. Twenty-four camels have arrived for distribution lo zoom in this country, says - it ' dispatch.. Jhey'll like it here. .'',. '-i . ; - ; lf''gt.'Lf"'aT!' 4ityjMA-'wy- There are 'stated to he li.OOh. OnO human helnss still held In slavery. Home Pointers .ADIKK IX WAITINii W11AH ( III ItCH I'MIXIIIM , Three Colors FREE! With Each Tube of Red Feather Bay Rum Shaving Cream We are giving a gen uine $1 Gillette Ra zor with one blade FREE. Moon Drug Co. Agents- For The Owl Drug Co. is white, hard and flaky when you choose your meat if you would have the mutton at its best. Braised Log of Mutton One leg of mutton, M cup diced rnrrot, cup diced turnip, 1 medium-sized onion. B slices bacon, i! teaspoons salt. Vs teaspoon pep per. 1 lemon, broad stuffing. The butcher should .remove bone from leg. Trim off fat and wipe meat with a cloth wrung out of cold wnter. Stuff cavity where bone was removed with stuffing ond sow edges of meat together. Put throe slices of bacon fat In Avoid Poorly Balanced Breakfasts Minerva Says In order to induce Indies who liavo never wihh a pair or AiiSi-Ald or ltil CroHS Arcli rre'rver slippers nr Oxfords we. have plnTl both tiling linen or high grndc ll .shoes at S7..50 per pair. Many lndhs In 4i (miidr. wear no ollmr makes, ami pmlsi ilini bicbly. TIip sp clnl cousin id Ion of Uieso shoes genHy supfKirt the arch giving grat eomfoil when standing or walking: eliminates buniiiig M4itntlmi and prevents mlhiaseM front forming mi the IwHlom of thr font. For roiufnii and wear Ihor' Is no better 1 slim ituifte. ' The B00TERY , I'll say wc itnl eol prlrr nil etxxl sliorK. ! Start the day with Quaker Oats food that "stands by" you. IF you feel tired, hungry) "fidgety," hours before lunch, don't jump to the conclusion of poor health. Thousands have unenergctic morn ings because they start the day with wrong breakfasts. To feel right, you must have a well-balanced, complete breakfast ration. At most other meals lunch and dinncnV-you get it. But break fast is a hurried meal, olten badly chosen. ' , Thus Quaker Outs, containing 16 protein,. food's great tissue builder, oiv carbohydrate, its great enerev element, ohis all-important vitainines and the "bulk" that makes laxatives seldom needed, is th die tetic urge of the world today. Don't deny yoursHf the natural stimulation this rich food offers VoU. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which conks in i'i to 5 minutes, and Quaker Uats. Quaker Oats O. A. Cr llome' Kcnnonilcs School ' Stale cake' Is .freshened by dip plhg It In cold milk then reheat ing In 'a medium 'oven. ; . . , - " ',' -( -V.' An interesting waffle 'variation is made by -substituting 1 cup of hot boiled rice for l'eup of flour in the standard reefpe. r r "1 . Repainting kehen A'nllH at fre qiient Intervals wiih- fresh pnlnt keeps away; all Insects and pests, and fills craeks and erenses. ' An attractive, color combination fnr the -kitchen Is 'aiflellcate shade ot' .Ulac fur the.wallH "and nlle green for the -woodwork. The curtnins mny be lllac nnd white or lilac and black checked glnghnm. .' The fur niture may be painted' hllo green with stenciled designs In black. Interesting '.lamp '. shades are made by using glaaed" chlnu: or book muslin.- It Is aceordlrtn plent- a. ii till uawo'iU fn ii fpnti-in u-nieb !luis been wbwntl tightly with strips of;v the sam;materuu or nnnon. Narrow tnpeior hliidlng. is used to finish ihe edges.' It Is necessary to allow thre ,ines an 'much ma terial as the botrbm'oircumference of the frame; - - "' i v 1 The Queen of Spain Is well satis, fled thai her ladles In waiting will ' wear a uniform dress and a man . tilla when attending religious sor j vices at the palace. Tho change, of and Is a part of her scheme to per suade tho women of Spain to re tain their national costume. Queen Victoria for moro than a year has been pointing out to Spanish wo men the charms of sonic of tho old fashioned traditional styles, and during her appearance In London, at" Buckingham palueo nrt other social affairs, she did a great deal to, popularise tho Spanish shawl as well as Spuntah dances, To Knglish and Amoriean visit ors In Madrid the queen has long let It be known that she preferred her guests to appear at court func tions, In manlltlas and shawls, worn over the traditional long skirt. A dor able Frocks at Putman's IRRESISTIBLE IN STYLE INCOMPARABLE FOR VALUE are these beautiful new models! Their exclusive style and fine fab rics denote them as far above the ordinary frock, at these popular prices. . . 18.1)0 27.50 35.00 47.50 We welcome your charge account hi:ai oi mi;ssa;i W. T. V. II AS I'Olt.M Oltll.N'l' I'oo many lovo uifulrn ui;i tulcn tn'onnit limtfuil of -to hrnrt. RIIhh Anna A. Onnlon, world proHldcnt of tlm VVoiiicn'a Clirlstlun 'ri'iiipiM'nnfo liiiton, plmiA to drllvt'r In pttraon to Iho Jiipant-mt und Chin rnt "nn optlmlHllc. (Ittclurution roa r.M'nlnff thti inlraculouif prohibition law Hint hh'am'H our rt'publlr." Mta (lorilon aaya Kho will null on tho flrHt vohhcI liftt!!' March 20, birth day of Clou. Ncul lloiv, of Port land, Mo., "fuUior or prohibition." Him will tell tho Orient, Kilo ny, "Hint temperance forces ami ChrlHtlun cltlv-ena of tho Unllod Btntes will maintain n. well enforc. '((' liVWilblflblt "llfw;!' "' per house has twl.'o failed to ratify uctlon of (he Chamber of Deputies which would havo,' gtvn 1 French women equal ' rluhtn with .' men. Hlnce tho recent senatorial re-elco- lions stronfr prenAure - In being canvassing tho votes of newly rdec ted members. ' ,. ' Pntrnlninn W. 8. Fry, of Tnmpn, Kla.i Hheltered u. ft'lKhtened pip broiiKht hy the women to put tho inml la to be cited for bravery,, liv siirrrage question again to n vote, the oily . 'commlmliiti.' He cnusfit KenutorB friendly to the femlnlHts In hln nrniB n dog A'hleh oth.ein cause nie holding meetlngs' nnd thouglit wan mnd. i 1111 1 1 " '"" 1 ' 1 lmm " ' AstrlklnB stralghtlliie Jersey bath ing suit in three colors, red, white mil black, Is extremely popular at Palm Beach. '.hict Varcas KKHK IH new picture of MIm Hetty Byrne, pae or Washington' mixit popular and prrlty deliatantes, aal a prominent figure la le WIIir KKKK KI.F.OTIOJf OP .WOMAN' KBKriENT When the National Education association meeta In Seattle, Wash. next July, Virginia: delerates will, nirk It to elect a. woman president. 'MIH Cornella'H.- Adair ' of. lllch- mond, who seemingly has no limit' to her activity,' U to be put Tor- ' ward. In the aeoclation she has served as treasurer five. years and, us a member of the hoard of dl- I rectors, eiecutlve committee arid hoard of trustees. The National .eairue of Woman Voters has her us education chairman.' She also Is a former' president of ' the Na tional Ieague of Teachers and wat vfee presldet)t of-the Natlohul Fed- , erntlon of Business and Profession- . al. Women's clubs. . ' I 1'ui:nch i'i:.mi.ists i-iirk SKNA'I'OltS TO All) Til KM I French women's flKht for the voto will soon ho put lo the test In (he Semite attain, lenders 111 the movement believe. The French up- .iiiit, .,.rr .i'm,h uh Selling Out! CARR'S rri: - i'V-i.i use Same Price for over 3S years 25 ounces tor 25 MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT Guaranteed Pure 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 I H 1 1 M HI II H I M 1 1 H in .j vl IN YOUR COFFEE CUP from morning cup to demitasse. Why shouldn't you have the best always? ; SchillingjaCoffee ! : TcQtceiMEtrwBklriS fowder ; hiilililiii.iiiliitmmnn.lliniiifl The skill of expert Bakers combined with the use of selected ingredients makes ' '--y :'. MCWILLIAMS' Butter-Hut Bread The choice of many housewives. This economical food is always "Rich as Butter" "Sweet as a Nut" Made in La Grande By LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McAVlLLIAMS, Prop. 1 I 1. l-tM-l 1 ':(-. .1 ' ! . !. II