La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1927, Image 3

Tuesday; 'April ' 12, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Page Three
Society: News
Social Affairs
Few This Week
With Holy weok in propretw, the
finut few days before thP ond - of
I he Irntoti period, social affalra in
l,a Grande- tiro on tho wane, with
the- exception of a few orirunlxai
tlons whoe Intorosia show a civic;
hotterment as well qh purely sorfiU
trend.
The majority of tho women oro
dovotlnj; thia week to ioIIrIquh
work, attending union moettnffs u'
the various churehea nightly, an!
making arrange meats for Kaelor.
H 11 inlay observance.
Several church orgunlxatlona an
having meetings this week, ainomj'
them helm: the Missionary soeieiy
. of tho Christian church which will
, holtl prayer services on Good Kri
dny. '
Beginning with KaHter Monday,
. bocIM activities are expected l
show a marked increase. ;
. -
: Members of tho Iji Orande Or-
- dor of le .Moluy will he hosla at j
a dance at legion nun r.nmop
Monday for all Muttons. This will
he the only Masonic dance given
.luring in.' Inst fmir years and
large crowd is expected
in honor of M r. A. O. Anderson,
as she Is expecting to leave for ht r
homo In Vtah this week. Twenty
guests were present. Refreshments
were served before the party ad
Announcements
The . fnrnutton club' will ' me.'t
VMln(mlay evening at tlie home or
Mm Milton I'rlco on cedar utrent
with Si in. Milton price iinU Mm.
t'urley l'rleo us hoateaneii. .
The Mltwionnry society of the
Christian, church will hold service
of prayer oi.! (Jnori Krlday at the
church. jThe first service will he.
Kin at 10 o'clock. ffolnir through
until 3l30 o'clock.' The leaders
will he Mrs. J. 1. Caldwell, the
Uev. c. V. Dunn and Mrs. Omit
Ijil'iham. Dinner, will be: servi'd
and IIiohc attenillnir are asked 10
Itrtnir n i.i.-pureil covered illsli.
The WeHlmlniiter society of the
rresliylerlun church will meet to
night at the home of .Mrs. I.ee
lieynolds at ii ) avenue.
... . . ,
The D..A. It.', will meet Wcllli-f-
The purpose of the dunce is t.i,y ufl-rnnoii at it o'clock wl'h
wi-um rilll.M to purchase lie.Molay i Mrs. liolilrt Kukln at 112 Walnut
caps. . Tlekcls may be nlmitll ! ' re. l.
from De.Molny boys or at the door.
Krlends of C. lliu'Krtt sur
prised 111 in at his home Inst nlKIHj
lielnB bis uirinnny
ll-
hlifh
prides were won by iiuikcii
and Mrs. J. 11. Honey. Mr. llii-
gey received consolation.. Hefresh
tlie- occasion lielnB bis blrlhdns
anniversary. Three- tables of pi
.inchle were formed and hllfl
luenls were served lute lit the ve--j wm meet at the home of- Mrs,
nlni;.
F. S. Club Meets
... With Mrs. Warner
The I..- A. of H. of II. T. will
have, the social merlins of the
White Hose club on Wednesday
night at Ihe homo of 'Mm. Kinnk
Mann. Mis. Hardin will be assis
tant hostess. .--v
The Korean Missionary society
of the. Methodist Kplscopul church
I..
V. Duncan,' .SOU K avenue, Wed
nesday .afternoon at 2:SU o'clock..
A laixe attendance is expected. I
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
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C0M DCNV4 HERE.
,auo rr om Boards
FOR WOO ? There.
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MOTtAER IN tUiS WHOLE
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CrfTA -SEE -TH LOTSATHlMGS
MOMW MAMMIES MA DOES
PER HlM WW 1 SEEM
HER BLOWN SOAP BOBBtES
FEr? .WlM WILE HE BUSTED
; M SAJllW A BEAM SHOOTER
ATS A KlKDA , SWELL MA HE
GOT BO-T-OI-I-NQURE A PORIV
GOOD SCOUT TOO MA
VNOOLpK 'TRADE IM
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VMrA MOTHERS GET 3RAW
Ot27 SY NCA 3CHVICt INC.
V. N. LONDON l .MHASSV
' IS Ul IJi l l ltMSMi:i)
I-ONhON American furniture
In a British homo decornted by a
UuHslim is the International com
htnutlon uuthorized by Mrs. Atuu
n. Houghton; wife of tho American
Atiilma-MHlot to. Ihe Court of St.
James.
Tho nttruetlve furniture which
Mrs. HoiiKhlon broiiRht from tho
United Htatea. to furntfth the new
embuHMy at Trlncon Onto has a Hiiit-
Veen puneh-il in Queen Anne Htylo
to huriiionlzo with (ho onf dining
tulh and ehai ia, while Atluiu Htylo
rules the drawing room, where
there are nuuiy evhlenciH of Mrs.
HouKhtou's arllstlo tuHte.
The Hmall stmly for the Ajnlms
sador with Its curious ohl pieces
i of furniluro ami comfortablo
chnlrs Is papered In old panoramic
wall pa pe r. T h e d eco ru 1 1 vo
scheme, supervised by Mrs. MouRh
ton. was conceived by I'l-lnctv
j OebiK' of KiiAsla, nep'w of tho
; Into Czar Nicholas.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Read y-to-W ear and Millinery
tr-
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Itl MSlAV IIAI.M-rr KTAR
; IS 52 YKAUS OI,l
sinTi.r.iir.NT motiikkk
as i:a;i it as ciiildudn
NHW VOHK Mothers of laro
families in the coiiKested dlslrlctr.
of New York t'ily arc as caer for
recrt'utlon facilities tint) the Hthnu
lutlujf environment of settlement
houses as are their children, says
Mra Hnn-nlce Muuiuanu, chtilrman
of Hamilton House board of dlrec-
tOi'H.
"Most people think selllf incut
nro for chlldreii only," Mrs. Iltiu
: mann says, "but the lAnthers of our
yiiunRsters. most of them workers
in factories, mine' to us constmitty
for cookluK ud wwinff b-ssoni ami
for companlnushlp wlih nriKh
bors." . -
: Hamilton House Is In one1 of the
most conw'St'd tenement districts
of tho city. ,v "
MOSCOW, Itussln Uuiisla's pre
mier ballerina Is a ft2-year-ald wo
man who dunces, tho critics say,
like a (fir I of 20. She Is Mine.
Katherjne V. Qellser, Tamed In
Kurnpenn drnmatlo circlnn for her
pniitomlino, - ,
Hhn enme to famo recently In n
supi'i'b ballet bawil on Victor Hn
Ko's "Hunchback of Notre Dame"
ami Is now devolliur her time on a
new rolo In n -revolutionary bullet
calb'd The Red Popples," soon
to ho pfodiired In Moscow.
Mine. Oelljior's nmscot is her
pet Koat. .,
I v Hoes anybody roniemher when
j you UKi-d lo be able to tell n pnris. (
peroim man by the size . of Jils,
Girls Dance I
w
when they use this new wonderful
I'Yench I'roeess Knee I'uwiler ealleil
! M KU.O-OI.O keeps that UkIv
j shine away. Wnnien rnve over. Its
j Hiiperior purity and uuallty, Kluy
!oii so lonM;- kli looks like a penchv
keeps complexions youthful,
prevents larne pores, (let n biiX of
jMKI.Ut-OLO Kace I'owder titrt:iy.
fOtiiss JM'iRN, Inc. AilV.
The Garden
fii:r.N .
TVf'RNTTR
.-'T ie i.iem lem of me e. n. riuii.i
OnleruUned l', J,U"l?".rt8.. '.".rll Uy Slirr M.ry
hotaHf Mr W. 1. Warner on1 UnEAKAST.. Stewed nrunc ' 8eetnei and . not rciulring any
w,.l inirinn avenue, with Mr. War -c-reai, creuni. .-.u.n....-u rem nanitlons from, tllo family (URQr
' " ., . wiin mi pirn. criHn r mnnm iniisr
i:as avitii nr. An
A 11, ample supply of green pens,
sugury with their owm ' natural
.milk, coffee.
npt and Mrs. O, 0. arifflth
a h nostesKes.
v,Hix tables of brldK were
.1.- n. nnH V
pmruurn.K mm- ' - " - rry baked. rhubarb,
scorn was mudo by Mr. and Mrs ,
Yiynvui i-anniy. -"'" i" " '( jjj
Iff .Mn ami .mis. i.nnu toned notatoes. dandelion Kreens.
Mr. nna ' ...
loaf, - ,toma-
und hlffH lo'sauce, rye rolls, hearts of ecl- ing for only a short time.
howl, are the. .pride und ambition
of every gardener's heart. : Teas
from n slnglo- planting are in bear-
The
Inter. , If tho soil Is wet and henvy,
make the early plnntlngs:nenr tho
surface. If the soil Is dry und fri
able they can bo plunted an Inch
deep In tho1 bottom of . a'1 four or
I five-inch trench which is to bo fill
ed In as the vines grow, thus giv
ing' the cool root run - in which
pens delight. Getting the roots well
below the surface protects tho
vines from sudden hot spells and
prolongs tho crop. i
! Peas sometimes are attacked by
the louse or black aphis. When this
pest appears spray tho' pens tho-
1 1 WNNKR ttuked blueflsh, scul-
grown In tho home garden yield for ' h with1(n ?"h '.Si""""?-
Kst prize went to
John Adsklm.
wKvcryono' was dressed In cos
tume, and prizes awarded to the
lemon Jelly .roll, milk, coffee.
The fish ; loaf Is good made
with fresh or-'canned fish. The
nosfdresse.1 ,n,in woindn-who does not have fresh
von ny airs. n.
Clark Webb,
One good application usunlly suf
fices. , Get under the lenves with
about ten days while the bush 1
pens, those which require brush
or wire supports and grow from
three to four feet toll, remain in
good bearing from two to three
week a It Is real economy to plunt
the tall oens for auuntitv. : A suc-
.iihii ui niiu Miuy .- cession or plantings must oe maao
IIa lAr. fne .llnnor atirl til lllfttl I lit O . r
.i i......uttncr frv-iliire of 1 iio.navo a crop over uny hhik cwu-
Another inteiesting rp'i'u,t . souo and; heurty egg snlad for 1 ',,.,,, '
luiiioeuii. , . . I They can bo lind from June un-i only woman In the country who
Two cups finely flaked fish. .1 .,; rt rr, ri,ivii Bn L. ,,,h ,. i.. f!,.rl. In b.r
TRBNON.' N. J, Tho vlliOBo
hlucksmlth lias a rival .In Mrs.
Harriet Pinner Andrews, who has
boon called the "anvil queen" of
tho United Stutes. Mrs. Andrews
claims tho distinction ofybelns tho
Such Flavor
as this comes
only in real
Quaker Oats
Bargains! -
THE price you pay for substitutes
is the same as for the genuine
Quaker Oats. The difference is in
the flavor. And flavor, above all
things, is important-fa oats. , '
That rich and toasly Quaker flavor
1s the result of some SO years' jnilling
experience. . Once you taste it, you are
rlgatlon and careful cultivation all 'iit throuith a piece ofitwork In Uor , ssoilea tof rainary oats. j
a. ... i..iuu ..i. h . . ...-.iiijs. jr r. .itv
on un w, i xrt.lt is wny minions ucmunu inu
Quaker brand why you should ac-
I cept no other.
nereiiecoriuea drops oplon juice. 2 'fPoons . . . .. nriirriT IIIUV nllll nnril , i ..,t1 Pmi,in
nprmliuitrafM 911(1 Vllaminra flnd
Thousands of mothers have found i ,.bulk,. ar ,hus combined to make
(in. '-.Awning was when Jlr.
Mrs, Orlfflth entered the .room !o;
.ho Mun. of a woddiliB lliarcll
i... uia lUrii&Vu-- Hlutt.. -' ..i'..
ZXr dV-ed ST FheTr XkZ?V,uJ,Z '"" " " hot. dry weather plBnt from start to fin'ls
llnK clothes. Mrs. ClrlffUh ca.-., ctp8 w'oll seasoned r.,n.hn,l ' ""y '"o end of the pea crop ns any of her employees.
In.r llie Sllllie Veil Bun OrillW "'. ..., , A ll,linnnn " "' i rai,'.i.r, .,
: . . . ' I finely m'lnlc'ed cucumber pickles, 1 1 Muynle an,ple Irrigation I. pro
LILIES
' ., . '"..;' And
OTIlsIt ''POTTI:li, n.ANTS
Vor "
.. EASTER
Decoralo your h o m e and
church with beautiful pott ml
plants and baskets of flowers.
They give the proper setting
for the Kaster season.
1
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a vim Ksva'jurisis .
Main II l-'oli-y II I lllil.
NEW AND USED WASHERS
Easys
JV
Automai
ICS
Come in and Look ? hem Over
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company f
rops otfioi. . nn..h havi,v
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. ..J : lnlMtMV npt until -Planted. An. excellent plan to pro
IlL'ht. and- add: to mixture. Turn
pretty spring flowers." After the mlnct,A parsiey
games a iwo-courn mm
njoyeil.
. .'.- .
Cohleys Observe
. . . a 111: 111
ft' ; 45th AnniVeXSary to an oiled mold, cover and
?' 14 I steam for one hour. Turn out Into
V ,,, , -i u. hot platter; : surround . with to-.-COVE,
Oro. (Special). Mr. an I e un(I-8el.ve.
VI. - i . i .1. foiiley. of Cove, cele- . ,.,;... .h ..' nma
hrule'j their forty-fifth ' weddlnifl ))U curo juust iakm to bo suro all can be planted as soon as the
l soli can be -workeu. l nq niie.r
' qtiulity wrinkled sorts cannot ho
i put III safely until a week or two
vide a succession Is to plant ext
early, early, mid-season and lute
varieties at the same time and then
make another pluntlnff about ten
days or two weeks later.. '
The smooth seeded earliest of
unnlver.sui y on weunesiiuy. i ... j .. ,lonP. nr rem0ved.
were ; marneii in me -.. . (popyrlKht;, 1027. NKA Service,
Inc. ) -
i.nn.i nt union on April C, 1S82
' Airs. Collley Is a native dutiRh
ter, her father, 11. V. Brown, huv
Inif been an early pioneer of the
ilraiide ltonde valley. Mr. Con
ley was horn In' Ml. Vernon. Jef
ferson county. III., In ISO I. and
came, west with his parents In
Y874.. They spent the first yenr
nenr I.a Oluilile. but then moved
tn the old homesleud, a few miles
west of Cove, which Is now known
hit Nlhley. -1
.' Mr. and Mrs. Cnnby wero'cnrly
playmates. ' ntte'ndinir the same
school. They have two sons, three
dllllKhlers, nine Krnn.lelilldten and
one. great grandchild. Their mar
Hed life has all been spent In the
Orande ltonde valley und for the
past two decodes, their home has
been at Cove.
IMMI.KR (Speclnl) A pleasant
birthday parly was held last week
In honor 'or Mrs. A. c. Anderson,
nt the home of her daughter, Mrs.
llaniel Weslenskow.
Sixteen riicbIs we're present. Tie.
freshments were served before a 1
Joiirninent. Mrs, Anderson received
many lovely p-ifts.
.
1MB1.KR (Special) The Imhler
Hellef society entertained nt the
home of Mrs. V. H. Westenskow
motner iiray s sweet rowaers an ex. . -, ...u.ii i..i
cellentremedvforchildrencomolainina Quaker Oats an excellently baL
of Headaches, Colds, Feverishness, I anced food.. , , , ',
Worms, Stomach lYoubles and other. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker,
which cooks in 2'i to 5 minutes, and
April Specials
Lone Life Ituhher Clloves,
S pnlr "9c
1 7r,c Cnn Owl Theatri
cal Cream and 1 Ilnx .
, Kleenex, both for 79c
1 Box flreclan Rope Body
. Towder and 1 Jar Red
Feather perfumed hath
salts, both for ": 9c
tt-lh. Cake of Teiers"
Sweet Chocolate J9c
100 Owl Dlnnd Tablets ... 17c
irresi Srities from which children suf
fer thei,.' days and excellent results are
ur-ntnnl,oltar1 hlr 4l. ,,oa Tho,.- hi-Aib
up Yolda and regulate the bowels. I Quaker Oats.
Used ana recommended by Mothers ..,;;
for over JO years. Sold by Druggists ' fm".'"
everywhere. Trial package FREE. , U U I C K UU 3 KG I
ftddrass Mother CrsvO). lB.v.N.Y I w"
QSThe Certainty That Only Established If?
. Reputation Can Assure , 1 1
fW (. Scores of women thi'ouRhout this city hove become regular patrons J .. lt
ftJK ot ,nlfl finr hecaiise they have been pleased with the results obtained ( f I
jrgffTB by the skill of bur expert operators. v J
l vS You, too, cnn quickly see the fascinating effects.. Results seem al- aCTlCV'
tt VrtW inost mnKicnl thin nnd withered skins nre made plump; snllow skins iJi
iV, " W,llt' h!l'r ,f,CmeH henutlful nn'1 hands' nre made pleasingly lovely. . VX
Permanent Waving wk
By experienced operators on the Nestle- dju
2y j Circuline Machine ewm
i 'U I'l ennbles us to make every wove a perfect one; to make every1 wave as '
. 'IjU lil tliiht or as loose as one may desire, to eliminate the need and use of-. 1111!')
Hfl l-'l harsh chemicals such as borax nnd nmmonia, lo wave and re-wave
II li' perfectly Just as often as the new hair growth requires, to know heJ- W I pi
jljjjljl forehand thnt permanent wave perfection will he the result. (Ilyftl
, I GEIST MARINELL0 SHOP,'
n M: ' ' New Smith BIdg. Phone Main 577 , !
ptTTTTrrsrrrrT
bchilfiriS lea
sealed
The only tea
whote flavor . lnvacUUIll
is completely protected kept fresli and fragrant
from tea-garden lo tea table. Fire kinds of protection
- all exclusively Schilling - for the true tea flavors
known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted the
only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf.
(2) Then the leaves scaled in vacuum (like your coffee)
.... but sealed N I
HOT at its most
aromatic moment.
.us mm. i :m
IIKll.lO 'Mi
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: m
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(3) The world's only
key-wind vacuum tin
for tea - with a Snug Cover - - - to protect it even
after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange
Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended
with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5) Your grocer protects
you he returns your money instantly if you don't
like Schilling's best. y
You keep the tea. (JfflJlgg,
PekoC
Corn Bread
is Made This Way
In Alabama-Try It I
Ida Bailey Allen's New Book
(see coupon below) is full of
surprise dishes for the alert
housewife.
Try this recipe for corn bread
and learn for yourself why the
Modern Housewife prefers
., Mazola for shortening as well
as for frying and salad dressings.
Mazola is equal in richness to
butter it costs less and you use
less- and regardless of the
climate, it stays sweet almost
indefinitely. '
SOUTHERN CORN BREAD
2 cup.t corn meal 1 hthlespoon Kara
2 tablespoons ran 1 ei)fl, wi ll beaten
or Klngsjord's 2 tablespoons -Cornstarch
:ola - ;
1 teaspoon salt 2 cups sour milk
1 scant teaspoon or but term ilk
soda
COMBINE (he ingredients in (he
order enumera(ed. Beat well,
pour into a medium sized dripping
pan oiled with Mazola nnd bake thirty
minutes in a hot oven, 375 degrees K
- SEND ONLY 10c-
with thU coupon o-l r" wH wv copy of Ma
DiUy Allan -..n.lrftul new l o-.k I-h.
fulljr bound, II- lcra ot u(iu ut.l rm'iiK-. i.c
loKnann l,ir'vr Cftmpany,
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Moon Drug Co.
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