La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1927, Image 3

Tuesday," March 29, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
V
Society News
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Miss Pierson And
'Cecil D. Kelley
. Married Sunday
MlfiS IXJtu lMcrann. tlfuiRl.toi of
Im; T. K. rifrson. or this oiv,
Und (d P. Kelley wi-ro unttoJ
in in:ii'ii;iB- at u qiiM Wi iMiiiR ut
Ihc homy of the' hride's mulhi r
on N uvi'iuii' Hunduy in o minx t
d; o'cloi k,? with only Un members
of the two imim-diuti' f:imilic8 lit
:Ut-'liinM'..
ThV Rev. (.t or' H. IVesf, of
Wntlowu, forim rly im.il or of tho
rtiHt ' iMflhudiBt liiilw op;it fhuroh
Inn?, DiTfoiiini) tin riiiK cvrvi
ntony.
J Tlio Illicit whh nc-cnmpjitilcil 1v
flvr MU:r, M I'm, I'loi'Hhi'l l-lonttmun
aml-v lUrry K.-lh y, the liritk
njom's brother, -was iu si man.
.Mlns I'Ufi-Kon .was lovoly in a
hhhh white Kllk. the muterf.il
for .which wna sent hy the hrltle
lfroonr limit from hhm, who is
p iiuiho ahoanl a L'nlted Klan
(ner; Khe enrrieil a bouquet of
tweelioan. The lultlewniuitl wo:-e
tan worwtto. .''U bridegroom
won', the ofiiivvntloiial bluck.
An informal wMinff breakfast
fnllowei) t ht- eeretnon ami Jm
tm ilhih-ty Jirh-rwiii-.U Mr. uml Mrs.
IxltVy lift by auto on u honey
moon tup io. I'ortland ami coufl
point.
;r They will be nwriy ' for' about
two, wt-el;H, nnrt then will return
to ita (itamle to imike their Tioiiu;
lit the Kilehen, uua'rliiiehtn.u.
Mi Kelley i usHOCiateil with
file sjiitu hliiw,Jiy departnu m
hitx .... ;
I ' . " ' ;;; !
The . Ogotia eamprire Irls n
joyeil a traeklnf; hike Saturday;
three- -of the , (fro!ip:ipoinR' -ahead
nnd' bhi.ln? the, trail, for, thit ' rest
to:1 tollow. The tnill ; fiturteil at
(Vntiul fiehool and i.-d mound th
foot lll!8 west of town nnd eanm
on on , tlie highway beyond th
hOHpMal. then to the How man j
illekR mil' and to ItiveisldP park.
When the kIiIh liad all reouhe 1
the 'park; nnd liart jreMled u. Hhort
time a eamprirn was built nnd Ve-it-'enhmentH
were served. '
A sliort lime was spent ini the
park before the Ki'ls.stai-ted home,
liefbro they reached -town thty
sang many of their eumpfire hook.
Kueh"ffirl In the jiarty wilt tv
eelve u caniponift honor for track
ing two intlen.
Entertains At - :
, , Pinochle Party
Mrs. Vade, King entertained a
few friends at four tables of pl
noehle( Saturday evening at hr
home on Greenwood street.
Mrs. Gih8 Hnrnden -nialevihi?l
. sen re mnong the women nlnyniR
r.nd the men's. writ A'o'At t
Wiairh. The consolation prize f?!!
to Mrs. Tydc ;harlton.
'Die Ktnjf home was decorated
ivtth bomiuets of the season's cut
lowers and potted hyacinths.
Tlie hostess served n two-courtfc
luncheon following the evening's
iranl Kiiines,
lNION (Special )Ono of the
most enjoyable parties of the
hprhitf season was held l-Ylday eve
n I njr when I r. and M rs. I ,conn nl
S. Vavis f-ntertalnt'd '2S rriends ut
their home In North Union.
Bridge was founed at seven ta
blcH, Mrs. l-'i-ed Kox winnlnff high
score unionf? the women und
Ueorjfo lialnl scorins: hiffh anions
the .men. The consolation prize
went .10 Mrs. Mary Hutchinson.
KoilowinR the card sanies the
hnsti'SK serviMi a two-course lunch-'
eon.
I'NIO.V (Special) Mrs. Frank
Conner vn host ss to the niem
Jters or the Carnation club nnd :i
fi-w Kiiests at her home in North
Cnlon Thuisday afternoon.
The time was enjoyubly spent ut
r.cedle work ami visiting, followe 1
by a three-eourse lunciieon served
by the hostess. The table was dec
orated with .baskets or ; spring
flowers nnd pink candles. Coves
were laid for 1l
CJuests besides the. members
were Mrs. 'miner' 8 mother. Mm.
.1. It. Sioddard. of La (.randc, and
Mrs. c. I'. Holly.
Children Sing at
P.-T. Meeting
The rvntrnl rarrnt-Toartinr m-soi-ialioii
im-t .'ri.l:iy iil'lcrnoon In
the Ni'iKhhui huoil oluli rooms ulih
a lnrjre ntlfiulmiro.
Tho i-liililr-n of Mrs. Stilla In
Kli's nnd .Miss .susln Deal's room
Special for One
' Week
'. The Owl's
Long Life Kubber
: Gloves
' Two Pair for
W 89c
Moon Drug Co.
Acviftn For
... The Owl Knis Co.
I
auiiB a uroup of Honpa 8ho IriR
tht-lr proKiesa In music since luiit I
full, luii i hey I'ntercd -school,
si'veral of thu uroup sIibIiik suIok.
The itrMridiW, .Mis. I". II. John-j
on. then conducted tlm n-8Ul.tr I
iiusini-ss tnaion. ., ' .
Mis. Camp, of the Klvi-rlu nsso
clutlon, Kiivi- an lMtit-PBtlni; paper
on "l-rfsont Day I'rojilems - l-"or
i un-nis unu j eacners. In wliieit
sin- hroiiKht out many Inatitictlvu
phusi-s. , ' -
Mrs.' A. V. Uniluren, chairman
of tin- cumpflre. Rlrls 'Kuanlians'
orgunUaiUon. . dlactissod campflii:
Blrl work, pointlns out I lie ma-iv
heneflts to h.- lerlv.-d hy the
Blrls who hecomo memhi-rs of the
oiBanlzatlon. A iiteinher of Koan-
ectuhii campfire Kill Bronp told of
the heneflts she has received i,-
far from ' Mng a eanipflrt- mcm
her. .
I'NIOM 1 (Special) The rcBiih.r
meeting of tlie Missionary soel.-iy
of the rtrst I'n sliyl. i Inn church
was held l-'rlday afternoon at tin
homo of Mrs. Claude ItuBlelt, with
Mis. HuKlelt, Mrs. Karl tmvls fin I
Mrs. -GeoiBO Kolhlnl OS hostesses.
The' .program, on . "KorelBners l.t
live t nlted State." whh Blven hy
Mrs.' Vlo'a- ' I'arker, assisted 1v
Mis. Sellilwi. Mm. -. ioiy
led In the devotional.
The hostess eouiniiltee si-rv-'.l
rorreslAnents la-fore adjuurnnu-nt.
UNION (Seelnl)Mi-s. V II.
VobiM t-nterlnlneil the' niMnln-is of
t. John BiUld of 1hi; Knlsciin il
chinch , af 'her Jioine In Ng rl h
t'nlou Tuesday ufternouti..) ' i
JhlrlnB the huslnesa ', int-inhiK
plans were made to send a nils.
sinnary hox to Uie Kpiseotial m,s
sion al, Votk Yukon. Alaska..
-A snckihle ' followctl the 'htKsihes
st.sion, .idiirjnff w ilch ilim; ' the
hostess .'served' ri-frenhnienll(.,,J'i
.-y J.'. .. !'
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fry VJUt- i
UP&iOE OOvJM
I AST VA .
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HIM - M 1M MAV'
HIM PlC OP HtS
OvJM STUFF !
Picr OM UP MOW
'sugar".
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SELF "SERVICE
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STORE CLOSED
Watch! Wait!
COMING ! THE GREATEST EVENT
OF THE YEAR
Watch Wednesday's Paper
LADIES JREADelO-WEAR
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AND MILUNKRY
MENUS .
"(By SIstcT lnry)
Hit RAKKAST Stewed rnnharh,
broifed hucon, fried .rornmeal
The ornns-e marmalado in qulto
perfect with the liinih crouue.ttes
iiwd In tho luncheon menu. With
out -tlio tiinff of tho niarnmlftde
hc meat would bo imintereatlng
iuid monotonous as to flnvor, al
thoiifjh well balanced nnd nour
ish hip.
linked l.ninb Crni)uette
miiah. maple sirup, bran muffins, i
inlllt, coffee. ' ; one-hulf cups left-over
Ll'Nl'HKON United lamb cro- roust himb, cup cold boiled
nuctles -with Krcen peas, toasted Tic(l' ? tableapoon united onion. 1
muffins, oratiKC marmalade, rIkco tablespoon minced .parsley,
Gay Chiffon Is
A Popular Dress
TAR1R. (AP) Cray chiffon
dance frocks made over pink nnd
sliver cloth aro a lute phase of tho
Paris fnshion.
In a season of extremely short
skirts and siUiotiettes slenderized
t.o the limit of Uie dress designers
power, gray dancing: dressea on
apples, milk, tea.
D1NNKR nrended venl cutlets,
nmcaront baked In tomato sauce,
enrrots. jellied fruit salad, dato
and nut naiad, date nnd nut torte,
whole wheat bread, milk, coffee.
teaspoon suit, teaspoon pepper
v KF.XTVOKY TOWV HAS ,
WOMAN' IHHJCR Jt ifji: .
1.0VAI.U Ky. Taxi drlrlnff
over Kentucky mountains earned a
police judgeship for Mis. Halite
Ouscy of Loyal I, Worklnr a a
taxi driven Mrs, Casey earned her
college tuition und then qualified
for her present office. . A vlmllar
position is held In Kentucky by
Mrs. Mary Midline of Mount Vernon.
r expect to stick to tho low.'
new Ideul of the femininity more
IO o 1 t ' flour und slowly udd milk,
PQuareounshadei pnsiunt,' aaa e
- to meut mixture. Heat
g tubleapoons butter, 2 , table
spoons flour. cjip milk, 1 egg,
buttered crumbs. '
Tut Ininb throuffh food chopper on suffRestlon than reuiuy.
and measure. Mix meut and. rice I ; , . r -
thoroughly. Melt butter, stir In
Htirr ntr .ill.l ll'.n ui" Bhl'.r.i'
a puff of smoke or little cloud of considerate of the people before
log. Tiicy curry out. perrectiy ian- me."
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SIOVIE IAX IX .1AII
MKXIOO CITY Tho manager
of a hff? moie house Is In the
hooseKow for odvertlMnr "flftoen
eifit ntid crpt ahout Tom KdiBon's four holshcvlk propnKanda films, duly
seasonings' ATLANTIC CITY Another so
Lambskin Jackets
Adorned With Batik
i rAlllR, (AD Separate Juckels
to hti wrn' wlth esporl oostumcji
nre of ninny 'Varh-ilea In Tarls
where iarh dressmaker has his
own Idea for small aport costs.
' I'remet has revived batik for
the briirht .itttlo jackets of kid
urhlch tills house shows. .- Worn
with two.pleee sport costumes In
pale colors, or with whtto pleated
slcirl the jacketH little iacoh roats
make slmplo cost umes lirllllnnt.
vst'M-; kam moKKi'H
Nl-W YORK Unele sam rrns
tis! This country now has In the
treasury und federal reserve vaxilts
the greatest accumulation trt Ki'ild
within a slnRlp nation ' since the
world bfKnn f 4,n6,TST,00a worth.
nil.l nil but 4 tnblesnoons to mix. Hours Bleep nlfrlllly Is out. tr. Al
Hire. Bent mixture with o fork 1 'red P. Hnake, of New York, says
! Or slotted spoon until perfectly I ho has been experimenting; and has
blended. Turn Into four buttered , found that the average person
eitiir.l eiii.iC hriiah nvne wllh re. i gets but II minutes actual Sleep In
served eisir anrhikle with buttered ' n. night that Is sleep whllo per- Tlrtw you are brought up has
j crumbs and bake In a hot oven ' fMi't'ly still, and Kdlson has learned little to do with how far up you
'Mr 2 -nilnures: Turn -out on -a I hoVv.lo'gct, real slumber. .', will go.-.-- .
platter and serve with buttered "- ' .
I
authorised by the government."
The government announces It has
not and will not do any such authorising.
You Pay
No more, no les3 . . . but
Quaker Oats has the
flavor
t Tho New Vo'rk Y. M. C. A. has, Two iilrls Introduced ns "husl
Klven two thousand bachelors n,, '" 10 "hn nockefeller
(Itiarlered In Its buildings a year In' '' preKenled with . shlmmerldl!
which to flnda wlfo aha liomo.'The ; ,Tti're good hindneKs BlrjH'.
lust census- gave Niiw., York 4Uty ..' ' : ': '.,
.SK7.00U bachelors between.thc agca - Once there w-as an .nrttst who
of Iwenty-four nnd 'thlrty.l'ouf. hnd a niotlel wife. - - :t '
Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiimiiiiimunii
creamed peas.
HwuBser complement to the
tport costume 'Is this tiny square
! tnMinde of red suede. It in lined
b tail'eta or the name hue, . U
n cut-out horder.
hm KTitAniVAnirs a
M,()HI1A IIKIHLOO.U
DAYTON A UKACIi, l-la A gen
uine Stradlvarius, whose mellow
.tones enlertulned Georffe Wnshing-
ton at Valley Fortfo, has, been dis
f covered here. It Is tho property
of Michael T.. Wright. 93, who
prides himself on this precious
family heirloom. -
Thu violin was purchased In 1766
by Captain John Garrison Wright,
liis grnnfather. Captuin , Wright
was attached to, Washington's com
mand and frequenlly entertained
Ctinrter No, 9314 Reserve District ao. 1)1
RTOPORT OF THU! CONDITION OF THB
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
At La Grande, In the Htate of Oregon, at tho Clone of Husinew
on March 2H, lt:!7.
RKKOUHOES
Loans and discounts. Including rediscounts, .
acceptances of other bunks, und for
eign bills of exchange or drafts sold
with Indorsement of this bunk
Overdrafts, unsecured
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. 13.
bonds par value)
I,0C2
710.57
Ultl.OO
Beautiful And Very Smart;
All other United States Government so
CJrltles (Including premiums, If any)....
General Washington with . music Other bonus, stocks, scciirjllcs, etc.:
during the winter siege of Valley Hanking house, 31, 300.00; furnltuie and
Forge. . , fixtures, $ 1 2.030.0 1
'T.nwrni reserve with Federal Iteservo Hnnk
jcash In vault and amount duo from' Nn
tlonal banks
Amount duo from fltato banks, bankers,
and trust companies In tho United
Slates (other than . included In Items
8, 9 and 10)
Cheeks on other banks In tho snme eiiy
or town as reporting bank (othc. than
Item 12)
Total of Items 9, 10, II. 12 nnd 13..
Cheeks and drafts on banks (Including,
l-'ederal Tleserve Hank) located out
sldu of city or town of reporting hank..
Mlse.ellanous cash Items
Redemption fund with IT. H. Trcosjrer
and duo from U. S. Treasurer
Other nssets If any i. ...
$100,000.00
lofl.mo.sii
I
200,BI6.li
Oil.H&I.W
44.0CO.ol
72,9.34
J0H.I17.39
S,K40.I1H
112,425.47
408.01
1.007.45
Miss Virginia W'nllar, of Caney, Kas., has been chosen queen of. the
annual Tulsa. Okla.,' Rose Carnival May i'O and 21, and this picture
seems to prove the judge were men ot wisdom. But Miss Vallsr is
very smart as well as beautiful. As a student In Kansas State Agri-'
cultural College she has been presented with a sorority ring awarded
each year to the co-ed making the best scholastic record among the
, ..- itoosiritortimBstitutioB.
TOTAL
MAIHI.niF.S .
Capital stock paid in . -.
Kurplns fund
Undivided profits , 1007.58
Less current expenses paid . 2r,42(J.H3
Circulating notes outstanding
Amount due to fttato banks, bankers, nnd
trust companies In the -United Ktates
and foreign countries (other than in.
eluded In Items 21 or 22)
Certified checks outstanding .'.
, Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 24 and 20 1,641.1 i
Demand deposits (other than hank de
posits) subject la Reserve (deposits
payable within SO days):
Tndlvtd Jal deposits subject to check...;. . ,
Certificates or. deposit due in less than 30
days (other than for money borrowed)
State, county, or other municipal deposits
secured by pledge of asm-Is of this
bank or surely bond
Total of demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to Hi-serve,
Items 26. 17, 2. 29. HO and 31...- C69.9h2.S7
Time deposits stibjeol In lteschvo (payable
after 80 days, or subject to 30 days or
more notloe, and postal savings) :
Certificates of deposit (other than for
money borrowed
Other time deposits ......
t'ostal savings deposits ..
Total of lime deposits subject to
lleservc. Items 32. 33, 34 and 35 C0S.S91.iH
1,47.1
0,000.0(1
2,319. 21,
1 1.571.1 ie.02
I ioo.oon.no
35.ooo.nb
'
1.291.15
:r,o.o:
503.J94.44
52,01 4.?4
THE difference in breakfast oats
is in their flavor The price
mostly is the same. 'V ' - '
Millions demand the (Junker brand
because of its toasty, wonderful flavor.
For flavor is tlie important point in
food.
Some 50 years were spent perfect
ing: that famous Quaker flavor. Onco
you taste it, you are spoiled for or
dinary oats. ,
Quaker milling, too, retains much
of the "bulk" of oats. And that
makes laxatives less often needed.
Protein, carbohydrates and vitamines
and "bulk" are thus combined to make
Quaker Oats an excellently balanced
ration,
Get Quick Quaker (cooks in 2'A tc
5 minutes) or Quaker Oats today at
your grocer. See how much finer to
morrow's breakfastwill be tlian today's.
Quaker Oats L
Th oaly to
whos. flavor invacuum T .
U compltttly protected kept fresh and fragrant
from tea-garden to tea table. riVe kinds of protection
- all exclusively Schilling - for the true tea flavors
' known only in the Orient t (1) rH4oastetf1 - - the
oly firay to snraMk rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf.
(2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your cages)
but sealed
HOT at it most . '
-. . -
axomauc moment, i
(3) The world's oejy
1 kevvind vacuum tin
for tea tviih a Cover - to 'protect it even"
after you open u (A) Of the many grades of Orange
Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are Mended
with Pekoe in Schilling's. (S) Your grocer protectt
you he return! your money instantly if you don't
Uk SdiiBint'i ttit vs
Yhetk..(jranBt,
PekoC
4
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OurBigOfferI
f"
$1 Down
$1 Month
1 IO.fi9fi.7ti
nr..n.si
10,000.01
$1,071,1 i.o:
TOTAL
B'ate of Oregon, County of Union, ss:
I. I.. If. flramweti. Cashier of the above-named bank, do seh-mniy
swear that the above statement Is true to the b.-st of my Jtnowledge
and heii.r.
I,. Jt. nftAMWTII.t,, rashler.
Subscribed and eworn to before C0 j'-onfy "t!
me this 28th day of March. 11.27. rHKM.KH ' A. niNOAMAN,
O. 11. C1.AYCOMR.. T, i. BcnorMJIIf.
Notary Public for Oregon. My ' JUreetors.
commission expires Feb. 6, 192:i. J
TUa trey k a moat uaalSil and oofrrer
iasat an isiiiis with the toaster. Used
r the toaater catches the crumbs,
i the tabic neat and clean: a hun-
I sod One other use for such a tray
be found in your home.
This i the ortcinal toaster to turn th
easst without touching. Jt toasts quick
ly saad eranly, the large rack takes a full
Mas fat bread, the Sat top is tnoet coo-
This Offer Positively Ends March 31
1 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.