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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 29, 1927.
PaRe'Three-
!A 1
Ycademy Music :
Recital . Pleases
Large Audience
Tim uiulltorlum of tho First
tthocIlHt Episcopal church was
row ded lust ovcnlnc when a
jumlu-r of tho advanced niuslj; f ya Tfiipo,py Tq
udrnts of Sacred Heart acndciui'- . ,
cro iiresentcd In one of the most HOSteSS tO AlU
ucccssrul iceltula ever given lir '
ki Urundv.
at-tho homo of Mrs. CoaUvclI.
Throe tables of b rid so wero at
piny during thu afternoon, Mi.
Hoyd IMdcock mukUig hitfli score
and Mrs. Jack McClheun Btcond.
A ' two-course luncheon was
nerved by tho hostesses followlnj,'
tho card games.
Bead Flowery-"
The entire program woh well
iidetvd and was much appreclui
I by the lnrj? audience. Tho
bailcmy orchestra - appeared Iti
iiee nnntbeis. Thu last number.
ijui'ni City" by Wcldt, wan prob
hly tho bent of tho group. Tim
hi' i two selections vero, "C'lill-
en's Symphony" hyChwutal un-I
trifling" by Ktrubcu
Of the 'duu piano numbers "Til
The UiUli-s'. Aid suclety of Urn
Lutheran church met yesterday
afternoon for u sociable at tie:
home of Mrs, Anna Krleger, There
was 'a large attendance and dur
ing tho early part of the afternoon
tho ltev. U II. Awes conducted
tho devotional. '
Plans wero made for the activ
ities of the society during t)i"
summer. At present tho mem
bers are making quilts and se
crnt wero shown yesterduy after
noon. .
Tljo hostess served refreshments
bufo.ro adjournment.
j .OltANtiK . HALL (.Special)
Tuesday. April 20, being the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. I, l.
in tits, llie- IHrtbday ntnncr club
met- ut her hunm for dinner,
which was served t 12:80 o'cloek
wit h covcrslald for J
V'ollowlng dinner tho afternoon
was1 Hpnt visiting.
. iHs. Krncst Del.ong will be the
next hostess to .the club Tuesday.
May 1-7, : -. '
i I UUJ s
! KU) s
: ; r j
rlklng by Sehubert-MHzt. played
ly Helen Newlln, first piano, and
atherinc Hpaeth, second piano.
lth Vincent Newlln giving tho;
cclntuutton, was probably the
iosl cnlhuslastlcaljy received. .
i-The piano group by Curl Mc-1
huls received tho most tapplauh't
f any of tho solo numbers, from
Jie audience. The grjup qonsls;-
d of "The larkW Patrol"- 1y
rtiiKlng, "Hutterf ly" by .i,avi?lh
ml "Warrler's Hong" by 1101 lor.
The violin numbers wero aleo
ell received.
The church wns attractively dec-
M'ated for I he program bouquets
( sniipdntcons - being used,, -with
ne large floor lump ' ninl ;1w'o pl-
no lamps. Two graiid piimod
vt re used, loaned t hrcu'gli the
ourtesy of, the - KaaU-rji Prigtm
U lisle, company. . 'y ' . 1
A second group of udvan'-e-l
i mien in win Mf prrsniMMi Ui - ,.,,. iliwl)iuu ,nir of,1? "
llnl at. a later date, which hiiai ' ". , , ; ' .', " tho
iot yet been announced. 1
Saturday, May 7,' a group 'of 16
Just arrived from
spray of flowers ot three shades of
irose, fashioned of looped strings
of beads
SATfltOAY'S JPKOGUAMS
The National broadcasting com
pany's Saturday night program,
from S to B o'clock... will ho tho
regular "Saturday Night Hevlew",
It will bo broadcast over. KQU&
KOMO. KTOA, Kl'O,' KQW, KKl
und Kiig. f', " J
KKX Portland (47lp-C7 lkc) 8
to u:3U, Mendelssohn' club;'; lu;3o
to 12. dance music.; ,
KJIt . Seattle (384. m-780ke)
C:30 to 8. dlnncr.concort; 8. to 1U.
studio program. .'f1',- W
KGO Oaklund C3ttliui8aiko)v'9
to 1, dancn music. , . .. . ; , "
n-n w inni ii nil s i n i tti.A i fiti.v a -T '
to 7, dinner eonccrtr T:30," utlltty; ''i
arts a small ! 1U to 12. danca music.
gram; oopranoVprolfnii-10.
J'Aoku'rd radio- club;f H, inldnlght
Xrotlo.'t -'. - ,4" ' i ' v-i..'-- -
K FX LI Los AngeJes; : (352.7m
85ukc) "0," organ" recital; 7". .pro
gram: " 8. police -frollc:-10-;to 11,
program;. l to l,,I,ucky 13 cluV
. Kl'O , Han rKrnneisco- (42m
,70ki -p;3M,'; orehestru: ;,a,"-'danc6
orchestra. ,' -" lW '
;! KYA San lanclsco' (3i)J.Smr
7GUkc): C;30 .to- 7:30,, concert trlo;;
8 "to J 3.' dance ' lniislc, . hiterhils
sion ,'solos. ; c ; . ' - .V'.;
KOIN r- Portland (3Htm-40kc)
fl to '7, dinner concert. - - ' A
. 'KTAH Oivkland (30i.8in-J90-
kc) 8 to 10,. program.
c;rnMA ffmivist , ,
18 tit.SKVA lHXEUATIJ ! ;
UEULINOno of tho throo wo-
men delegates to' the world eco-
pomtc conferonco at Geneva Is tho
ticrman feminist loader, Dr. Marlv
;Rllabeth il.ueders, . democratlo
memhor of tho Itelchatag, who de
clines to tacklo political and economic-
iiucstlons from a sex angle.
? "Politics and economics are two
fields of human endeavor," says
pr, I.ueders; "which transcend sex
-lines. Naturally women aro more
Interested In- such topics us work
dug hours' livelenn nml naelnl
I llev been list lliov linvn Mmm-l littiir
veyA eH'uuio..'viiii-vHv , to contribute to these problems,"
.ports; 0:T6 to 7, (chitdrcn-; pro;-, 1r Ucrri WBB ft du!rutc to
grilin.,--. , .,,'.', . .'. i i tlin ISTHllnnnl AumhiiMv t W..li.ti.
Onyx Pointex $1.85
Service Sheer Silk Stocking Silk to the hem.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Ready -to-W ear and Millinery '
Next To Arcade Theater " 1
KUW WWto I lu. Wu I la- ( a S 6 ni -
lacuko), 10:J0. to 13? duiiro iuuhIc.
; KOA Dinvcr ' (3i3m-aaolio)
V: 10. 'limuH.'. ur6cram.;
' KO.MU .HiiittW , .(!)oi)m.-!SUkc)
t9. iii S; ana ' Xo; :1S:30, iiiuslrul
SixiikliiK of lemHiitl. UIUnvuii evir
KKI I.os AiiBclis (4G7ni-84oko) I heuK-(if anybbily no .bulllsli, aa the
0:30, dunce orchestra; 7:30, jjru- CuntoncHe? ; . v ' .
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The Garden : I
t'luv World V"iTi- irulld or Ihi- l-'iiB
JliifltlHt. fltuii-li. will 1p livid temor-
h-Mt and Kvcond' yitr wnKsli: p-,. ' . ... - t
ll of I he uindi'lny will ho Iri'-, ' r , ........
n!cd In ri'i-ltnl nt. UiiV.'Homov.otJ,s , . .
Vim. .A. .W.-. Willi; .102 lllicnilorti
Tin'. riM'llul. wlll xanslxt of. lilnno
.. .....,....,. .' j ... . Wlllcll ill he "llt-ld rilM
P...1. . . . iiliii.-- Slny 2. In th- biisi-m.-.it of i,ould lc -ki-owii to ho nni-d dl
it 1 1 it: io in i f nil. . - . . ... . . , . ,
. . -. ' Ithi' . I IibL .MethodlHl i;piseop-.u rcct from the gnnUMi. --i-iiiiimKes
rtnt, . . ,,, lr, ,t church -and may be obtained from . iue rich soil, as rich as they can
An annual social .event In - the;. ,.;,.., i . i i. f miinn '.mul
.iir"H; j-jci i nil Miiioiii,i i, liiiiii mull , ijv tn:ii, I'n-'i'a
good cultivation
marv's . slnr
,n""' "'V ,,,,M-" i... v.! -- r ii,.. n.,t,..n..l m Pnl
hoot Is tho .lunlor-seninir bunuU'H " " , "
Itiell will take place -this -evcmiig
t llmian halh ,be,gtn'ntng. at u:auir
1
MENUS
UtcV
MimbT of the Junior clabE;
ho entertain the seniors- on. this
icciislon. are today drcora'llng thP;
ull and making ? other prcpara-I T. 'J' .. Iy - Mstrr Mary
ions" foe tho parly this evening?. , HltMAKK-AHT Orange Juice, ce-
Mlss lMwnrdlnr Malohe Is chair-: rcai." bam omelet with creamed
hair of the decorating comnittiivv spinach, grahum and raisin muf-
nd :Alls Virginia Ithoin! bus ftmv milk.- coffee. .
Imrge of tho tnble ; ilecorntlons. I
JIO.MK AllllAiKS AM)
t'AlLiri-OWICHS
i'lne, solid heads of cubbngb are
nlwiiys a prisMj In the home garAen
und tho pride of tho gardener. With
careful management tho homo gar
den can be made to yield a year
round supply so that before tho
winter store Is exhausted tho curly
cabbages are ready to gather. There
Is one point to be considered. The
cabbage Is a bulky vegetable,, nnd
In a small garden should not be' at
tempted. ' f .- -
The space could much more prof
itably be given to cauliflower which
is always much more expensive In
market than eubhage. '1 he small
pnlmcd head types of eubbugo, such
uk J. he woll-Unown . Jersey Wake
field, are generally considered the
best, most easily grown, and sur
est heading for the. small garden.
The home uiirdencr would do
Ticket lire now on rale- forth wen to giowSavoy cabbage for tho j
nnnual banquet or the 1 uui'g table, the finest quality , cabuage,
Wonn's. Kducatlonal auxiliary. ,ut not a good keeper; und, not
i Announcements
Uiiullflowei-H rojoloo In llio Billlic
enndllloiiM. In tho .wniill ni:den '
tliov -nn ho hoi I wo feet uimr'l .cai-h .1
way. and they Hliould be hoed i)twn
' and niiierert freely. Thu.tjM the o-
oi-ct of sotlins fine, hiuiw- "elird"
(as the --flowoi-f." ro oton called.
I When the heads net the Kile ot
an apple, gather lip the blK ' Imomo
leavea and tie them by the tlpn.
.This will keep the mm off . the
"i'i...vi.i " motpol It from InscotH.
la'NCHHon t.'n-am or tomato . ... ,he ... ,illl0 blanrh.lt.
i1la lit-rtha Hants In arranirlnif .touli: nroutoi'ivoppn tounted ehecsu ,f oxrioi,c-.i to the mm It will, not
or the inualc and Ml Mai jono. sandwich, sr.luiui, fls cookIib. , v the denlred white."-
yuolda Ih t-lialrman iif.the Boftt-1..iiiiiic.-tea. - J x'' '-4' .L-Ui" Itu.U.fJii''1' 1 easily ijrrbwn
kite ..committee. tho .menu -.-ii. , -mNNKK voai mrau, creamou wl,h tt nHa (.iU.e, anil flne....bie
rane.-d under .thu li-ailersiup 01 potuloun, lren aspuiuKUH on toaai, 1C1M ,.lln ,e develupcd. Jt.lH u
Hsu-, lent f li-Vln. ououinhi-r and plm-apple salad, ryo vecelalile for Intensive eiilluic. and
All iiiembela of the Junior nml , rolls, cliocolutu sourrie, milk cot- n ,,11!(m phmtH In the small uarden
nlor olusses. the. school bourd'feiv Mill Kive Kootl returns at tho ex
i.l the hluli school faculty are . Veal birds are not a particularly ' 1C11B0 . hocliiK and watei hiB.
hvltcd (o attend the liaimuet. : hearty incut com-se so a noui isniiiB (;d sized heads even when huh
MIbh Sylvia Malonc will ho the: demon l planned. vt-KClable is most plentiful are ex-
.astinlstress and an lnercstln-1 When uspnrngus is serwu on ,)t.nmVe in the market, and tno
iieram of (casts has been ur-j hot toast, nonu or the uencious ,iny oflen Is not all that vouni
fiiliKi'd. After me iiunuu.-i. .ii.-i-- juioo i.- iu:!-.. . ........ - - tv oesn-co. vfiiiiin.v ...n.........
Ill Ji" n musical iirogram and n ' shafnt' to leave an tnc kooo iihmu-u ,. n,c product or the noiiio Riir
ni ral (food lime. I bult.-r In the vcselalilu dish w hich ,1,-ucr. They mint be sprayed early
. . . . .. , lui-Vltubly happens It toast Ik not f,. tho cubbaKe worm before the
jn'tertain. J? rienas- . loi,!,t ulsu UH! vo8-
At Bridge Party i' Open 'l'o.lcil flwt SKinhvU-h
. . J-'OUr slices of bread, -yi cup Blat-
i ' ..i u.. t. l..i.Mi.rii)ii luiiirika. I
.mis. naro j.ni.u -i,.Kiioon Worcesti-rtlilre saiiot-. y.
tcuspoon salt. 2 cbks, S slices bacon.-
fut bread about K of an inch
Illicit. Hcut cbss sliKhtly and add j
chc-se. salt, paprika and Worcos- '
t.-rslllru sauce. .Mix well and pno
..n..ri.iislv fin slices of breud. I'ut
a I..' Howell entertained n num
r of friends at die home of the
itt.-r on SV avenue last night atj
a atlractlve bridBc party. )
ink and while were carrlc l
ut lu Ihi decorations and also in;
l wn. course luncheon served liVi
is. Ilv.-rett Kcown and Nolan
iirr iiinlilni; hlfth score, t'onso
II. n prizes went lo Sirs. Al
ynolds and Harry Gllllloro.
Mrs. (1. II. rotrle enlerlnlncd llie
hoMlcssrs before adjournmen.. j ., of Vl.,.y thin bucon on top
ve tables were formed. W illi I - . .u, lnto a hot oven
for ririeeu nilnlitea tu brown uniT
crisp bacon and cook eirirs and
ehoew. The bread will toast ut tho
samo time. Horvu aa soon as done.
Ohio Is conslderln a tax on eiK-
leliibers of the Friday Anernoon , ., CH Hecm no more than
rhino club yesterday arternoon rl ht lllt tho bidies should help
her home on l mro sireci. n -n .uut w,, ,10 tuxes.
hree lables or uridgo Avere in
:iv.''
Mrs. Sum Harris made ll J f 'l
oie at cards and the second
Ize was won by Mrs. t'lyd"
untlnt.'.
The rooms were decorated in
i atlractlve color scheme of yel
vv and lavender, bouuuots of
vender sweetpens and ycllo daf
mIIIs belnif used. A two.coilrse
neh-on followed the card sum.-.".
Mrs. Illnier (Juye will entertain
le club Krld"y.
.
Mrs. Mat lloahvell and Mrr.
ly.le Davis wero Hostesses io me
II. II. club yesterilay auornuo.'
lKISIf COI NTIOSK IS I
OK A.tli;itlC'A.N 1'AMII.V (
Ill lll.lN. Ire. An American, i
member or n soclully inonilnclit
filthily, is an Irish countess and
since the - establishment of the
Irish Free State has lived theru
li. ut-ti of tlx; time.
She Is the runner Miss Heiitrlco
Mills, now the Countess or Urn- l
nurd. The t'oiinless In tlio danirh
ter or Oddeli Mills or New York
anil a nlcco or Mrs. Whltelaw Held,
'file Karl of (Iranard commanded
the l-'lrili Ilallery of the. lioyul :
Irish HettlmellL illlrlnff Ihe war
lloth arc popula. Ill court und dip
luuiatie circles.
ONE DAY LEFT
For Our
APRIL SPECIALS
: pair Last Long ltilbber
1 1 loves
..
lllll Owl ltland TUlels....1Te
(Tablets of Ferrous
Curlionale)
jlii I -urs Churchill s siil"
Sonn
l(K(Uul lo many 2oc soups)
tine i'te can or uwi i nc-
atrlcal Cream, and one
' 35c box or Kleenex,
both for ., - Ttc
Rii ine eun Grecian it os ii
Until powder wllli lurffe .
velour puff and 1 Jar
ltath; Salts, both for c
Moon Drug Co.
Tbe Owl Drug Co.
CoolidKe has nerfeet feet, says
a physician. And the Democrats
iiKree that, with a platform like
that, he needs 'em.
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Give Your Wife
NEW FLOORS
J&I)
Give her floors that
are easy to clean and a
nleasure to work nn
and walk on! FLOOR
J & D Floor Enamel is crh!- jtt a hht
cially made to protect wood, Hill AItIIjLi
cement, and concrete floors
and steps, and linoleum.
Washable and durable.
Withstands Grease and Hard Wear
9br mt?
rPAlNt
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NOAH'S
PAINT
STORE
TtJST trv 'mifclnif '
cocoa with' Carnation '
Milk. You'Hbe: de-
lighted with ,the rich,' '
creamy : amoothhessi ;.
Carnation is splendid
for aM -ec-oking fine
in coffee and a great ':
convenience' ' a n .d:
economy besides,':. '"' -.
-'iiwr.'ci aw,:
CARNATION MILK PROOUCTI CO.' '
474 BUM. ! P.ft..,
10ST CtniaUoit miji'r-frwtijruVftx
msntar mill rwia
n 1919-1930 , w hich udopted Ger-
HWiX.S i:mo TOIAY
says rri:iiA. .matiiox 1
; KVANKTON, 111. The ffrentOBt
chaiiKe two scoru yearn has
man republican cunHtltutton. Sho wrought in eotleKti KlrlK Ik thai
haa been a- IteleliHtUff me;iiher lhc:ne of today
;?lnco llio. In 11125 alio was a del- , Ihlnau Alary Kirk, dlnliitr room
ejrato-" to tho Interparllantentury matron at Wlllard Hall. iVorlhweHt
',11 n ion congress at WaHhiiiKton. j ern UiUverslty dormitory, for 40
lr. Iuedera Is unmarried, but year.
was a thrill.' sho Maya, "son in of ;
tho roeda tried Hinoklnff Cigars, :
for cigarettes wero unknown. Oil ,
tho other hund, they held nlfc'litiy t
prayer ineetlnK in a chapel whieh i
"overdo thiriKs," j haa ulnec beeoiuo a dauuu hall und. -
reception, rooiii. ; . ; j . ; . r i .
lias u three year old adopted hou.
:V - -- .
mi
mm
" I
If shoH pinch
OTtMtACM-MMtflMCf-
JuttM A
MIENS
' into
Snl k lWit M4lf Ctwnlrrlj
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-.--r-: v . . l!y.-Lj.!;g?ji)u.-..
Thl -ii i;irc'iilM one or our
.etr IJllr t wain Kill I'liiniM
wltb nlMerls trim Hilke lieijl.
At f .W3. TIhi -mmiihi uttten
Hlul iVIin lii imlcnt leallij r
Blilko'liecl. J.alCHl iiallci-UH In
ImiiIi tlie.Hci bIj'Icn. Mull)' inure
MlrJcit .'In' IiIkIi anil low IiccIh,
lUlit fkutt itH'rk. .'color Vvllli viir
Iosm' IrlniM.' Honicviw lov uh'
$.Vt&., ! ':. We ,-wlinlew, . nioro
I HtrfeM ' UtfiillC,'', " IK'lt'- AlllK'.-4,
. u let.-,1 1 - ,,. '.' :
ThefBOOTERY
"lu tho duya when UujfKy riUlng
' New York In. a; bluco where a i
man from' Peoria goes Jto carry u. :
cane.""' '. ' '
J :
Baking Powder is in the
4
'a
7or Best Results Use
DOUDLS ACTION i
Rrst in the Dough -Then in the Oven ,
-V Same Price-Wzftl
For Over 35 Years
Millions of Pounds jJsed By Our Government
TombrrdW Is Ttid
- i
.Tomorrow-at '8 P."M. the number of the .scaled'.
Bulova Watch, that has bccn .disphiyecl jn joui- ,
Avindows, will be read and verified by the im
partial Guess Committee listed below. ; The
Avatch will then be awarded to. the fortunate '
person guessing tho number nearest the - one ;
on the watch. : i'
'. llore Ih the cuinuiilto.
that will reait'iitifl -eriry'
- llie number or .Hie-KenleU
u'uteh: .v .
' !'.' II. , I'un-ey. Ii tJranile ,.
. . ... .i!WH " : .' '.
1-'. Jl. .Apt'ilchy, ,lt tMranile
: 01)Brver . ' ,' .-' ' ,.
... H.. II. -f'ohiirn. ;'lly l.'uiu
. inlHHluner. .;.-..-.'' - ,
.. ' ". :- "' '
The contest is still
on! If you haven't
entered yet step
around to our store
today. Get your card.
You have until I
P. M. tomorrow to
make your guess and
.it may be the lucky
one.
For your informa
tion we might add
that the exact' num
ber is unknown to
anyone in our organization. The Bulova Watch '.
Company, who sealed; boxed: and shipped the :
watch, informed us that; the lucky number is;
sandwiched in between lQO.OOO artd 150,000.1 K
Make your guess today. . This beautiful Pu-
lova is a prize worth winning. ' Like all. Bulova '
watches, it is nationally famous for its exquis-
ite beauty and unerring accuracy. ' f:" '. ! '
(Nu eiiipluye of tlil. 'ctore. or 'any-uienilH.'r . !
of his. tamlly Is elliilhlu lo . iaitlclutr .-
J. H. PEARE & SON
Jewelers and Optometrists - .
?ARRy!1; 1 1 VL 11 XI 1 1 1 LSTORES
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:512 ADAMS AVE.
'i' ' T . ' li nriii'i- lltuuu'ri yltt T.nrrilinn.
Slipbirry's Hard Wheat Blend, White
Down Flour ; '; ' '
' Sold exclusively at Siohc's Cash Stores ' ; ;
A high Khidc flour' at a medium price. Every bag guaranteed. If
Mi satisfactory, keep your flour but come back and gel your money.
49 Lb. n 7r. 151)1. TfiCq
ifi.iu M Batrs .... VW'W
Bag
Savings for Saturday and Monday
TOMATOES--
Fresh
2 Lbs..
29c
RHUBARB-
Walla Walla,
4 Lbs.
19c
ASPARAGUS-
Tender
4 Lbs...
25c
CHEESE- c"-"ifc
.
Crackers
GRAHAMS 13 Lb. Box
SODAS 5 Lb. Box
iEach 79c
SYRUP- S?,le 49c
JELLO- Iors- 25c
3 Pkgs 1
DDI1WCC 10 Lb.
i auiiLikj
Box
79c
OATS-
Carnation Wheat Jc
Pound .
Pounds
Coffee
STONE'S SPECIAL BLEND
13r
$1.27
For The Salads
Wesson Oil, Quart can............ ......
Mayonnaise, Quart Jar ...........
Mayonnaise, Pint Jar ....
Shrimi), 3 cans
Salmon, 2 cans
All Orders Over $2.50 Delivered Free
.;....49
.. . .83
.....25
.....55
35?
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