La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. May 27, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three National P. E. 0. President Guest j Of Local Women Mukrejs. Biff" by Vat KllxKi-ralil; Whlrlw- Hulluht. Krvd -rick l'l Recital Attracts Crowd to Library-r "Ji,m' ,,owrnfM .'f- v Urn MR liiilvln; "Slop Lively" hy ruin Htorin hint Kanlner; Mi.sh lit KhU stato president ; M ih Dim.1, formerly wtute S v' ml members of Chapter I of I'. IS. O. t-nli riiiiiH d m dinner nt Ilii': Foley tiot' ; tiiniiik' room Wednesday evenlni? fur 11 ont-of-tnwii 1'. K. O. iuoml"in, who Mopped here on their way home iiit. r attending tin- Htatt I'. K. O. toiivi mion at Wallow u lake. Aim. Alloc Scott, of . Wirhltii. Kan., Mipronie proshh'nt of 1 I'. O.. was the Bin st of honor, til hoi Kiii-Hts were Mrs. Mabel K. Simp kiiiH, rotirinff president of th" ilali 1'. 11. O. ami now n(ate or- Mtekey. n-w , , MaUte Ito- j i uanizor unl I no w Cir.st vice prenldoiil; M i h. j (liay, cftrrospoixlUtff secretary; Mm. i (iraoo Moth uder. rocordliiK Ki el--- i U. ; AUs. l;t!t. new Hlate tiv.is-1 ' i urn-: and Mi. Itii-tthv Sevmour. i ' ! M l'H, Odetl, of I'ui Hand. ' 1 An impromptu proruiu uawKlv-j ' en during t ho ewnlnf?. presided j jover hy Mrs. II. S. llrowntftn, pn.'.t ( ) o. . n.e ...... m ns l.ltlxeii un me national aem nu i lot I. K. ii., nieiitlontiur Hie nu j uioriiil library at Mt. i'loasants. ' Iowa. constructed in memory of t the founders of t he oi Kuni.allo.i. In Hpite of th cvonlim u larffo crowd nltemh d hIcm' the recital In the library audi-j frey: tori tun. when Wis. 11. J. (Ire. mi presented a group uf lior piano undent. Ten pupllM. appeared In I he r- Kofforn. Ituhort Wehh; "llealli tr Hloom," hy Hue tor and "Marlon- hy JtoKOl, Wallace Metal "Chant Ini Voyagier" by l'ader'-wKkl. Vincent New Ki; : "Woddlnj; I'rucension" hy CrolK'. Paul Nt'wlln. an 1 Strands Match tell Tht of tho phtylnff manner !!ouiUetn of lllac.H one in pupils rendered their piano floor lamp whirl! ato tho slaw wore usid de of the academy lmi'. Thin ai tei -noon I he academy I number showed excellent piano precntlnj? it K'oup of kIiIk in ro- trulnlnif during: tho year, inoinboia cital. of the audlonoo reported, j It tho fltMt recital appear ance of two of tho little mind- T .11 fVl PI'D IT T jfl fl lO' it Aid In Sociable little Mi.s Mildred ( .and Hobby Keuicr and each play Three of tho m AVIS K-ep tin' antH out of your hoiiHe hy nst ilk' AlUiKNVINK ANT I'OlSON Ol TITI. This oon.sistH of ti feeders and I pint of liquid. Tho Aicntiiif outfit n eonsidered tho most effec tive ant exterminator on the uai ket. I'lloo Comploto Soo Ask to see one. Moon Drug Co. A gouts Tor The Owl Drug Co. iwhieh will he d dloated at the I national runvonlion tlua siimiiikt. National ol lici-s of the organiza tion will ho tun in tallied there. Covers were laid for 1"-' a rutin 1 the dinn r table. Members of the loeal chapter entertaining were Dr. and Mrs. II. S. linmnlon, lr. and Mrs. A. I... Itichnrdtton. M '. and Mrs, (ieoige II. Carrey. Mrs. J. K. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Hil ltohuenkaiup, and the K-v. and Mis. Hall K. Wallis. The visitors h rt on train No. -i in route to rorttnnd. The lidhs' Aid society of the KngliNh I. ut heran church met for a social afiotnoon ytslfi ilay at the homo of Mrs. J. N. Klem. About ;ui members were pr sept mid during tin afternoon Mis. 1.. H. Aw-.'h i-iad a short story, "Th" Mot Her" C their numbeifl well. sltnlonts wei'e first year hig'i school students, Doris Warner. Cleat Ilarvy and I'hyllls Ibinn attd tho othor five. Margaret Dix on, (''redorlek Hingainan, Nancy (lulld, '.onora MoCorklo and Mar garet Harlon woro younger stu dent. Tho program was one of tutor est from tho b. ginning group, which consisted of "Mary. Mai y jutle Conlrury" by lingers, and "Tho Krollc of Tho 1 jxnibs" hy Mainlo Nelson, to tho final num bers. "1'lfth Nocturne" by hey harh. "Merocuse" bv 1 1 Husky and " l i 1tl..r Almni." bv Kehiltt t several flalUlol Kl ltouqiirts of tulips and Mlaes were used to dccot ato the stag". This evening Mrs. (Iroen will present a second group of piano IstudcniH In recital at tho libra ty it 8 o'clock. when eight of lior more advanci J Iiupl's will appear. J- v . 1 l'evolt of ' man. M rs votlonul. Several Ullts. nursery blankets, I eiety has for nal ' play liming the ' rangeinonts were by Mary I'ree lldlloted the de A throe-strand nocklaco and a fivo-stnind bracelet ot oblong gold beads, fastened with a siugle largo stoiie of lade, are vory smart, to wear witU the tallleur. ehosf eupH or tiny band wishes with the naiad. Tills makes a delight fill and rather tin usual I menu surf to ploase tho most fastidious hostess or nuost. i Swoi'lhroniU In o.ti ' one pair sweetbroads, 2 slices, bacon. 1 cup slock, 1 carrot. J slice onion, lomoit rind, 1 pound green peas, cup sliced fresh i mushrooms, 4 cii oreain. Parboil ami blanch nwoothrends. i split in lutl vet and sprinkle with ; strips of bacon. I'luce In a shallow, baking dish anil pour lu stock. If Htock Is not at baud dissolve I bouillon cube .In t cup hoilhii; water. Add carrot scraped and ut In slices, onion and shredded lemon rind. liake 23 minutes, hasting frequently. In the mean time cook peat In hulling water. Kul through a colander ami sea son wlllt Halt, pepper and butter ami mold lit the shape of no-as. 1'lace In a hot platter. Cook mush room for five nilnutos In a Utile butter, add cream and strain in stock, ltring to the boiling point, but do not let boll. Put a piece nf sweetbread into each nest, pour over sauce and servo. The rub' will serve four to six persons. (Copy right, IH27, NKA Service. Inc.) bedspreads and which the so , were on di:i- al'ternoon. Ar- made to make eping garnn nis , for children and adults to be soli by the society. made for a soeil bold lu the church Thursday eveitlniT, Announcements Corscletls, Clasp-Ons, McgliRee Belts Brocades and satin, some are lace trimmed. Priced fro $1.75 to $(5.75 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Newest Store Exclusive Read y-to-W ear and Millinery Scotland. She is a graduate of the I nivorwlty of Kdlnburgh. Plans were mooting to be annex net Juno 2. The host e. sri served meats before adjoin anient. About 25 young Kngllsh Lutheran Wednesday evening to practice for a Coining of Truth." en Sunday the church. people Honoring Die mouthers uf the (junior class of Sacred Heart i . ' . ... . j auditorium. In ginning m-sday evt ulng at tho annual jun-t j hjr-senior bainiuet. Hhe senior clasi of the atadoiny entertained all ofl I the high sohod pupils last eve-j A r(.(.t:ii with all boy takln ; ; nine ut the home of Miss Klorencv: pjl.t WIlR ven yesterday after- Nelson on N avi nuo. moon at Saorrd Heart ncadeiny. j Oamas and dancing .ro en-j the noademy hall being filled to ' joyed during the evening and' capacity with Interested parents ; prizes were awarded to Paul New-and friends. ! lin. high point winner during the1 The program consisted of I't I games. Tin- consolation prizes' piano croups and one violin group. I Hrni to Miss Alice Munhall aildnnd all the numbers were well, Miss l.ot-t Ayres. Mrs, August P. played. Tho violin selection was Nelson gave two humorous reft I-' played by Patrick Kehm-uy. no1 inns at the close of the program. 1 companied by Vincent Newlln at 1 The rooms of the Nelson home tho piano. The nuntlfr was were atiractively decorated In tin-1 "March' by ?iicolto. I senior class colors, largo bouuin t.si The piano numbers werr:! of lavender and white lilacs In In! "March Kingall's Men" by lleln- 1 used. :bald and "Indian War Dance" by. C,lt.(JK 1IAI-1 (Speeial) Refreshment.-. In keeping w iCi I Krooder. played by James ISrur-: Matiii Cold n was hostess t the color scheme, wore served iiyj "April Showers" by Koiterer. 111!-' Home Keonnmlcs club Wedn the hostewf-.es. Misses Kdna DavH, lie Lynch: "Diola" by Duet-lb- and I afternoon when It met at ti and l-'lorem e Nelson, assisted by "Abraham Lincoln" by I (orothy hall. Miss Nelson's mother, Mrs. A. P. Oaynor lilake, Carlyle Wilson: During the business kc fi i sh- Tlu W. stway club of the Wom an's Iienefit aNHociatlon will mod lor a social evening tonight .it "::n o'clock at the home of Mrs. Herman tloeek. All members are urgt d to be there. of the church mot at the church pageant. "The which will be roiling, .liino a, et The last evening services of tin; church this sum mer will bo conducted t bat evo Mrs. Golden Is Hostess to Club MENUS tho sdiiy aHj:e ' Nelson. j "l-'rom A Tamn Pow Wow" bj w hich was pi cniut-ui, i work ttt Manorial Day, the time when wc rcverciilly rcenll the noble deeds of our heroic dead and review with dimmed eyes the stirring scenes of yesterday, is a particularly appropriate occasion to remember our deep debt to those who fought so bravely for us. KCK.-MOU. ided over by the It was doelded to b.gin the next meeting on a coin fort to be sold at the bazaar to be h-bl in the fall. l'"our lo w members, Mrs. M. A. Masterlon. Mrs. Ira Konncdy, M.S. .1. A. Holiuan and Mis. Charles Taal were taken into the organi sation. At the i-lose of tho a fternoon t guests wore seated at a long labb decorated with tho season's flow ers and refreshments weie servt d P.1;i;AKI'AST Cherries, rolled lly Msirr Mary I uats. cream, buttered eggs, erlsp whole wheal toast, marmalade. J milk, coffee. i LCNCHKON Sweetbreads in ( nests. finger foils, cinuimhcr j molds, strawberry bavarian cre.tnj. j spoii.oeako. milk, tea. i i Dl.'Ni:U Sloameil filet of sole. , lemon butter, buttered rioo. now . carrots, spinach salad, rye ndlv, ! sliced fresh pineapple. sponge cake. milk, coffee. Tho luncheon menu wit h a few additions would bo delightful for a company luncheon. Peg In the meal with chilled or hot bouillon, ; ,.-,.r..i-u i-n.HwIifs aiitl eelerv. I Ail. I new oolatftos in narsloy lo.lt- Icr to the main course and servo si:i;ks ki:y to thui j: ch ildhi n's dislas1 k ST. LOl'IS Tho euro for heart difHaso, rlieumatlsm and St. Vitus dance among children may lie In one of the scores of test tubes In the laboratory of Dr. lMtth Kr vine -Jones, flrnt Cat lin research follow at tho St. LouH Children's Hospital. She Is studying the uowdbtltty (bat tht- dlscasvn are caused by poison given off by throat and Mmi.t infections. This may load, she believe, to disclosures about other puzzling Infections of childT ren. Dr. Krvln-Jomn who w as once on tho faculty of tho I'niver Blty of California, was born in in ciii:sk PLAYS Clll'.SS with i iii-.xcii i:vii;iits PA It IS Although she did not enroll as a player. 1 he I tuehesH d'C.cf the "grand old lady" of tho Crouch aristocracy, added a fea ture fco the women's chess chain pi unship tournament recently when he boat Mile, Krlgard, last year'a champion. The tournament was played at the Lyceum club, which tho Dueh iss ilT'H helped to found. The Duchess recently rode to her own pack of hounds, although alio has pawed her both your. Beauty Hints If the f tici powder you now use does not slay on long enough to suit you does not keep that ugly shine away tndoflnlcly does not make your skin colorful like a poach to this new wonderful spc dal Krenoh Process Knee Powder called M KLLD-OU). Ueniembor the name M KLLO-GLO. There's nothing like it. OIuhs Drugs, Inc. Adv. A new Striped Pump In blonde color, neatly trhuuicj lu paisley to harnionixe with 1SS spike covered bed. WldlH AAA to C. Also a Black Patent, same description as above. These two numbers sell at X.YU.'t per pair, which wo consider as hard-time prices on tln-s' stylish pumps. We have lots of strap and tie effects In different pat terns and colors, both high and low heels, at reasonable prices. The Bootery Arch Supports of all kimb. by th" hostess, Kd Strlerr and den. The marriage i son ami M tvin assisted by Mrs. Arthur M I' ?. Crl n - Fruit Cupboard Dance WuiiH'it of Mcost'lH'iirt l.t'ioli IliMiclU Kiiml I'luy ".Mrs. I'm ami Tin i:;i.i:s ham, May a. II2I "r H-.on l .M. . Ton- V. .lolll hoi it .if Pigjfly Wiggly will be closed all day Decoration Day, Monday, May 30th Van Camp's Tomato Soup 3 cans 125 Van Camp's Vegetable Soup can 0? Van Camp's I'ork & Beans small can So Van Camp's I'ork & Beans V medium can 10e Van Camp's I'ork & Beans large can 10 Van Camp's Chili Con Carnc medium can 20c Van Camp's Kidney Beans medium can 1 lc Royal Red Tomatoes (solid) " No. 2' .'. can Roval Club Tomatoes (solid) No. can Prof. Stock Tomatoes (solid ) No. 2' can .' 170 200 20c Jello, j)kg f)r Wheatena, pkg 21c Ralston Whole Wheat Cereal pkg 210 Dina-JIite Health Cereal pkg 23c Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives small can 9e Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives medium can 23o Glenwood medium Ripe Olives medium can 190 Rialto Sandwich Tuna No. ', can , , 9 Coral Reef Tuna, No. can..l l? White Star Tuna, No. V, can..lGe White Star Tuna, No. '; can..250 Royal Club Tuna, No. ' can..28- Pabst-ett Cheese, 7 oz. pkg 23c Kraft's Brick Cheese tS oz. pkg 23e Piggly AViggly Special Coffee 1 lb. bag 3f)- Folger's Golden Gate Coffee 1 11). can 530 2 lb. can $1.01 C0ITEK MKTF.KS GIVEN AWAY With each purchase of three pounds of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee von will receive one Coffee Meter. "ove, as ip'iet !y solemnized ye.-t-tordny jjftcrnoo'i at :i::tn o'clm U ..t the parsoni'go f the I'list Itaptist church, the llov. (ieinge Alben Pollard pertorminir the ceremony. .1. C. Wright. Mrs. P-rclu t and Miss Morgan accompanied 1 !.-' brblo and bridegrooin. Mr. and Mrs. Tore wilt inal.o their home at Cove. LOS riNK (Special --Mr-i. Wil liam Wlgt-aus entiStainod t hr moiiibors of tho loiltth grade and Mrs. Carrie Itrldwell, t hoii t ,-aeli. r. Thurstlay afternoon at :i : :ta o'clock. Tho nine litth.- gmsts were soot ed at the table and rei ved i.-. crotiin. cookies and soda pop. Ut ,1 tulips and narelsMi.') u ot c us d lis a centerpiece. Those present wore Harold WMill by, Toun Hldler. Vorda Chi! ders, Carolyn (looduin, H.uh Har ris, Jocleii - Mops, ('tis l-'ishe:-. Madiline Waul a;oI Marion lagans. Starch clolhea wrong shlo out. Leave them wrong si'lo out until tb'y are sprinkled. Interest Rates If your investment runs for a period, say ten years and the rate is 7 it is NOT l'v unless it is com pound interest. When we offer you i''v interest it is com pound if for only one year. United States National Bank Uou Get 9n Jti:- tt. m r r i lirst in the Dough 9hen in the Oven in usnq mwmn Also Finer Texture andlzratr Volume in Your Bakinqs.Use less than o-f higher priced brands Same Price for Over 35 Years 25 ounces far 25$ AVUinnc rrf Pounds Used By Our Government. CASH e AND CXRRY mm MODERN FOOD ' STORES ADAMS AVE CHAIN PHONE MAIN Former Hooverized Location. GROCERIES - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - FRESH MEATS The combination of Fresh Meals, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables is proving verv popular in most cities of the West. It is a convenience for every thrifty housewife to be able to buy all her Food Supplies at one place. . ' The Hoover Market, one of the finest equipped modern markets of La Grande, is located in our store, and you arc assured of Satisfac tion, Quality and Reasonable Prices. Visit ou'r store tomorrow or any day next week. AVe guarantee to serve you with QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST TOSSIULE TRICES SATURDAY COFFEE 47c Golden West, 1 Lb. can JELL-X-CELL First Gelatine Dessert that is pre pared, jelled and chilled, ready to serve in 30 minutes. OCg All Flavors 4 pkgs. for uo CANNED VEGETABLES No. 2 cans, Corn, Peas, and No. 2' cans Tomatoes, CQc (J "cans for VJ MAYONNAISE Gold Medal, Pint jars, each 35c FEATURES FRESH EGGS Guaranteed to please you. IJgr, 3 dozen for SOAPS 35c P. & G. Naptha, 10 bars for..... Palm Olive, regular size bar. each (Limit 4 bars to one customer) CANNED FRUITS Large cans, Apricots, Peaches, and Pears JjjC 1 cans for All orders over $2.50 delivered free. If you cannot conic phone Main 91. All Week Prices SPERRY'S FLOUR Hard white, guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. 19 Lb. sacks, each $1.S! Per barrel (1 sacks) $7.25 MARGARINE GEM NUT Butter's best substi tute, 2 Lbs. JJc for STONE'S PACKAGE COFFEE Ground fresh while you wait. SUPREME BRAND The finest quality. 1 Lb. Le :i Lbs $1.2 (Satisfaction guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded) BROOMS-" fi-tie medium weight, fine fje vaiue, eacn Sperry Feeds SPERRYS-?srLg'. $2.8b CDtDDVC No. 1 Scratch ji lam i j- "100 Lbs.. SPERRY?ralch$2.75 SURELIVE-- SUREGROW- "hick Mash '100 Lbs.. BABY CHICK-W ..... -. All Feeds iii lO-Pound Lots If You Want Their FINE ASSORTMENT OF VEGETABLES FUES Remember, Orders over $2.50 Delivered F