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Saturday, May 28, 1927. I;A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three lf.. ",,.. T I 4- To Bridge Club I" OUT OUR WAY By Williams !l 7 i !i Hie Garden . i, nt uf the Jslunil fit v uruunUii- llun l''rlll,'ll ovit tlu; bU-Siltt'tlH j susition of tliut aoclfly. I MlM Hoiothy III o ntun U d III Mrs. I-:, it. (!.,. wa. host., to I ""l j;"""1?'" l" ullu"1 ""Vl.v. ,, ,,,Ih ,. of th, Friday After. lir"" " " "K " ,om Ilrl.lB club Thurmli.y lift.--' , ," ,'U""'!',S I hour .inl devotional the remain yuii, threw lubles of brittle be mk I. , .... "t. tier of the evening hh spent In a p.y t l. r horn, on M v,n. ,,,,;,. ,,,, ,,,,, , , ,, Mr. C-y.lf lin i .Tl,,:,,, ,,.,. , ,,.r,,,sm,,u.s ,,,. ,.,,.,. Id, cor.. .lu.1 ib lh ntwnmon., hi.rs (J( , u f,,l im. 0 . ..d prU, ,,.Jrlns. , ,.v,.nllm lus ,,,. ,"" wr,'y,- ;, '- n,ny or !r. J. 1-. caldw. ll rcclvcd tin- ( Kllwo, lh l.-aBu.-, of tl,t. .oimty lu .l prize. . (.ri. Jlni. 1:, Tu. 1U(. lluwiui'U of if.l tulips u.re nt-iuw of th.- rally will lie lo pri mitively a i r a n k e d about tlin :'ui e fur Hie aiinual institute auiim of the (iuye home. A twi-1 which will be held at Wallowa liurae lunelieon followed the card, hike fur one week. In-Binning Julyi mm, ll. It was itiliiuuneed that th.- Mm. Harry Jjtvey will lie the institute faeulty thin year would! el liosteBs to the club ! rlday be unusually i I I I, l. nt. .Several I'ternuan, June 10. .Melliudlxt yoiiiiK lnople from here plan lo attend. .MeinliM'8 of the Weatwuy club r the Woman's lleneflt atwoeia- Miss llulda Anderson and Mrs. Inn met fur a sociable last eve- I Custiiv Wissk r save a party for liim- at t lie home of Mis. Hcr-t.,. members of the Junior CIiiIh nun Uoeck. Twenty-two ineni-jtian ICndeavor society of the First l i s w ere present and an enjoy- i 1'iesbylei Inn church Thursday uf- l:le evelllllK Hua spent ut Bailies ,nd visitinK. after which refresii ueiits were served by the coiiiinll- in charge. 'I'lie rooms of the Cloeck home i.re nltrurtlvi'ly decorated with iuillletH of the season's flowers. 'Hues pi-eilumiuatlnB. The next nieetlnfr of Hie club illl be a business sesslun, June I ii . i MT. (it. ION (Special). The :ili ls' S"Wimr ciuli beffiin Its meel iiiKS Wednesday with Mrs. Kiln Uiiite .is leader and Mrs. S. II. ,llen as assistant. They met nl lie home of Mrs. W'alte. where an Kuiir was spent sewimr, after lihleh refiTHliments were served the hostess. kdvunce Students Present Recital brnoon tn the com in unity room of t he church, honoring Mlss I oris and Viola I'' ulkerson. who wit leave It (i ramie soon to make their home at rorvallis. Miss I ortH has been president of t hi K. woetely. About 1 5 ..chili rt n were present a ml kh'iics wore enjoyed from J o'clock unlit about 4::ui, when re freshments were .served. I Tin- Kocbty present mI the two honor musts with u silver chrln tian Kmh avor pin each and with a soiif? book of v. 1-;. sonjis as a token of remembrance. Mrs. R. Alexander Entertains Club -: t r - PT7 Nr-iOOr KlO SOURSELF SES , AUWAVS - 1 F f Vui'-faiMF a ABoor 'AT Oil Boy. HE U Be sore TneRe A i W-y RuPiFO OPEP LIKE -THiMiM'TAKe. HIS ' FROwTOFHlM A , yuRlE? U&tl MIMO OFF HIS J08.OF I BEFORE. SOU OO J p. '?. IM 1HOUuH"W KE-tPlKftrtiMCrS HUMPiM: VMoTHIKl' BEHiNO'lM. ; T( 6tE Ar LOOKlM' GLAt XwaTch a MOO&E , '- 1 I My- A I M "THAT LOCKEF? ? VAJELl., JUMP IMTD IfWT 1 ';':,.; I V. NO CASUM Ar REFUECnOKje) piNV -TeA PARTH ,;. . ' u 1 BUt "THAT 5LA-i? ISW GOiKl'OW BEHIND -TLlc nrst ' m) 0",r.vuiLLipims, Ma u. . mt orr I He. FOX . ' , pittr hea octvicc. inc. I tSitmiiNcr Mi-uuxhi'H are a mnnl e- pertinent if you have never tried ;thein. I'nt in suliie uf the blih iii ietle.s lh.it wtili'l t:ike up leu hitH'fl room. There N iu lnu rv IiiihI plenty of time lu buy h t!. June plantiiiK docs 'cry well lor ; theiu. , I Hilde dahlia tllheiH piept! I to idantum thein. I'nt mil iW'lli the l.otKcsl Kpmut-4 lir-.t jhnld back Uiose J n ist slaitlli;,' it-.r The,,- ate oilier lM-.hlts Coldelt I plaiitluir ftif later Mbdden Itanium Is anybudy. varietie.t of ci.ru Itantain unrih crops ah hiitiuh cnoiir;li tit salis- ie( lu seetl Mils year. II I til late in June they are stan plantf next ye f perennials early to wall uii Thc earlier better lite is no iim or July, ed the U". ds belwee lays la Keep delphinium se midst bloiters lor thr forn planting them. They are of uneertain germination and ibis helps really. is time for ols mat for eolld planting toe none pea A recital program of unusual bi n.st took pluce last evening1 hi he library auditorium, when itfhl dvanceJ students of Mrs. ll. J. in -en were presented. The auditorium was crowded In pile of the bad weather and cac'i nidl phtyed their selections In u ndltable manner. The closing number on the pro- lam. played by -Miss Kdna (Jeke-1 Knvv r. was probaldy received with ' ,u" I st nost eiilhuslasm by the liir-,'.' jt ailleiK-i . many cominenuiiK oi i. r ability nl't.-r the program. She dayed "I lilt tell uly" by l.uvellec. Kli-s tb keb r will b pres nteil In m individual recital sono-tlnte next nonth. The oilier students taking- part ii the program w .-re Kdiai Tow -ry. Kniher Urown. Jane Slang-, lack lloJmes, .Maijorle Keynolds,! k.ulau lOpliug and Cat h rlne Hum-, eyi.. i j The Koui-H Cooking club mot at the home of -Mrs. It. C Alexan der on Island avenil. Kriibty af i ternoon at 2 :3(i o'clock wit h all ! of the club girls present. The mothers and trieods of the club members were guests for the af ternoon. The program chairman, Klma Amos, was in charge. The first program nunib'T was a health ex ercise by irancs Alexander and ! )oi ot hy and Virginia ( 'ampbell. 'ellu Twidell gave a recitation "The 1 lal'fodil." and Klma Amos i recitation entithd "Th.' Mildred Kessh-r appeared ; lance number and Wayne j ham danced (he (diaries- Announcements The I'nt kdale with Mrs. ib nry I'ark 'idn'slay 1, at o'clock. club will Voting lu afternoon. caramel custard, milk, coffee. When toast Is nuulf in the oven 1L becomes so dry and crisp, that it crumbles into liny particles whon ualen. - The flavor is quite m et ' different and delicious. The bread May 1 should be cut thin for oven toast- .1 uue im The Ladies' Aid of the 'i esbyterlan church w ill im the community room of church Wednesday afternoon, . This will be the last -.niceling of the society before adjournment during the summer months. Kii d the J line melted and tops are brown. Tut rice, on u hot platter, pour ovcr( sauce and put baked tomatoes at I intervals around the platter. (Copy-' right, r.l'7. MIA Sendee, Inc.) J Woman ;i:ts orri-:it or two stati: .ions ' tiood i ton. j Among those present wen Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Wat kins a ll I , llianche Hardy, of I'.lgin; Wayne '(looderham. Mr. and Mrs. Camp bell and daughter. Dorothy Mrs. K. C. Alexander. I lie fresh i Den ts, prepared hy t he I gil ls of the Club, were served, Mildred Kelh-r lind I'lancls M - myh. oree,, ,s ii, . O.IMM..I. "lAmoa ..pa Tw-bbdi the sand sceona June MENUS ill present recital when shu Miss Hetty Cochran. MT.. (JI.KX (SpecialMr. and lis. J. A. I.euk eiitcrlained at din ier at their home lo re Sunday In oinor of Mrs. Leaks lather, iiy- uui Itocli. of Ii Grande It was VI r. Hock's Hlxly-ninlh blrtuiiay universaiy. Covers were laid for U Imdud- hii,' Mr. and Mrs. Hay Allen, ami hildnn, Owen aioi Volanda, ol .a ttrainle; I'hlllip Hut rows. Mr. nd Mrs. I'yruin llock. Miss H"r lia Stocks. Mrs. Hubert l.tak and he host and hostess. w lc In Lena A "The was bell. i and Virginia Campbell and Watkins the cookies. i name for the cooking club. Home Lovers Cooking club,' I select id by Virginia Camp- Ity SMcr Mary HIE KA K KAST Slewed rhubarli and cereal, cream, plain omelet, ovei iitoasl, milk, coffee. Ll'.NCIU'ON' lihe wllh sauce, let t uce sjndw icheN, choco late cookies, lemonade'." IH X X K l; Veal pot roast, mashed potatoes, sea Hoped toma toes, cekry ami cabbage salad, Hhc Willi lTh Kane? i.ne-nau cup rice. oKL.noMA t'lTY. Oliia. M. musnrooms, I laoiespoon . Ulte Jo,IS4 Iin. eiiKerly sought afl. 1 nanl eooice.1 ei:gs. i cup cookeu (nt (h). MtimtU, ,M ....voiced in th. fish, 1 eups cream. medium r .. . in.Iw.iis oklalo sized tomatoes. 1', cu.s coarse I rj,s( wntn)n .)MHlstilM) w.(.ri.. erumbs, 4 taldcspoons grated tliry nf stJlt(1, .She Is the only per eheese. (.ull to jM, 1,i:i1,p,,inted for two cou- ltoil or steam rice until tpmler m.,-utive terms and to have two as but not mushy. Put Into a large Hstant state ufHces uffei-ed to her covered pan welt Cfvercd with but- jtl ilt. inie y(ar. ter, cover closdv and keep in a warm place until readv to use. ' Hesides alendlng li , ,w out in m:iM duties Miss H.d.erts pieces. Melt butter, add mush- demucr; rooms, cover and simmer, for offieial i active t and is recognized as one i of the leading women politicians of ' mitiuie.4. Add ri rn in. oirirs cut ill ine siaie. ,v'n 1 slices, and fish. Season well avUIi' , isalt and pepper and simmer a few flh ' minutes to be sure fiwh .liul , eggs are thoroughly heated. Cut toma toes In halves, scoop out seeds and fill with erumha, Dot with butKT and sprinkle with gritted cheese. Hake in a hot oven until cheese Is A tar owner faces many risks the risks of loss by fire tir theft, or as the result, of.u collision; the risks of even greater loss, jrrmvhi? out of injuries inflicted upon the per sons or nroperty of oth ers. Kvery car owner faces many risks but every car owner can readily ob tain the necessary insur ance for complete and economical pro lection. We can obtain it for you. Prompt .personal atten tion to your needs. V. S. Investment Co. O. V. WAItMICK. JlRi'. I'lmnii 3!;iin :U OITin lll.il.-. ill 1 . I- of T. H. It.iMl; iiitriiiK'i' mi li-Kit SI. Knmlnv .ll,r''' Ul I III' HISlllK Mill l-'run- MT. r.l.MS tSi-iinll Mli I'.li'- .Jiiiiii-n riili-iliinii'il ii inini- r of younj; pi-oiilti I... I...I.I.. ..r In..- Mister M i I'. I'Vik. Ail, ,- ;, .iiilntv liinrlu-nn 111" nf-K" "" .iniMin ivyn Hprnt In a Hurialili liilinltir of inllslcnl mlri't ion V'l'l' il lo till' iil,.-a.iiiru of tliv ur .'11,1011. .h n ivsult uT nil iilli'iKiiiiir,' fllllll'Ml Ix'tlMTIl till! Ilirllllll IH III' tin, .Sunlit, luliii i iuniiflii' Kil l Uruiili, tin' losing t'l-iiin. iii'iiili'il liy Miss Irt-llr SiH'llrcr. rut i'llnini,.l tin- uinnillj,' Kimip. ol hirll .MiSM Mar.mii'ft haiiliH iin rupl.-iin. nl till- S,'1U'IT liolnt- Wi ,1 m-Milii y l ii liini;. S. vera i-M-itill KallH-H ivriv i n juy, ,l I iy tl;,- KhiM ,lurltii; llm iit Hint; iin,l at an ii,,riiiria,a lijiur lunrlils ui-rr .i.,l liy Kills C. League Guest of Epworthians M-mlirrx or 111" Kpwortli l.au-ii- I Hit' M, tlioilist Kplsi-iipal i hilirli ill' I'lltlTtaiUCll HO' ll'llKUl! Illl'lll- "i s ur t t.i J M ll ,1 l.'lt.v I "011111111- II y iliiiri'h last , vniim" In Hi,' usi'iiii nl of th,' rliiinli. I'll,- 111,,'llliK wiih rnlliil to ni'li i' y I:, mill, I I'ii'i-ri'. pr,'sl,l, nl of tin (iranili' li-uKuv. nl'ti'i' wlil.ll Kronp illvliliil. s. paral,' luisl- ss iii""lini? of til'- two sm'1,11,.1 ' li.f hi'1,1. Hay llloUlan.l. pn-sl- m W0 AMs Keep Ho- ants out of onr house by using A I it I KNTI N I-' ANT l'lHSoN IH'TI-Tr. Tl. if consists of t U b rs and t pint of 'iM'itd. Tlie Aigeutin-- outfit i- considered the most ffec tlvf ant i .t rminat'jr on th" nun k- t. I'lht: i "oinpleit to a v one. vMoon Drug Co. The Owl Unig Vo Wednesday the girls will a hike lo the city reservoir. They will niet-t at the home of M rs. (Jcorge S. liirnle on I'oui't It street. i Next week's meeting of Mm So angetaha group will mark nm yeit r since organization. Officers lor the new year Will be elected, I 1 he regular meeting or lite l.a ''fiainle I'iicle of the Neighbors of Woodcra I I lodge w as held Thurs day evening at the K. I'. hall with a large at t citda me. Alter t In- regular lodge session the remainder of lite evi nlng was spi nt In a sociable, when the com mittee lu charge served refresh ments. Arrangements are being made for a silver tea to be given l-'ri-day afternoon, June u. si t th" home of Mrs. A. M. I ahl. -7a I North Second street for the Neigh bors of Woodcra ft lodge. Mi s. I a hi. Airs. Frank Ander son, Mis. I,. Hat net 1, Mrs. .lack Hilary, Mis. Frank Tall and Mrs. Lewis will be hostesses. An ln ten'stinj; program is being planned. All members and friend of the lodge are invited. Wallowa Lake Wonderland THE S'tt'ITZEKLAND OF AMERICA : NOW OPEN SPEND THIS WEEK-END IN THE MOUNTAINS. FISHING IS GOOD SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT MUSIC IJY STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA WEEK-END SPECIAL RATES P,Y STAGE DIRECT TO LODGE PHONE RESERVATIONS. SAVE FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT WEEK FOR AN Electric Cooking Party AT THE ARCADE Mrs. Fern Hubbard, nationally known Economi.st, will be hostess. There will be no picture. Don't Miss This! Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Store Closed Monday, May 30 MEMORIAL DAY PUTMAN'S La Grande'st Newest Store Exclusive lleady-to-Wear and Millinery Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal and General Repair Work Call MAIN 179 Karl W. Lynch 21G'2 Fir Street A Diamond Of all precious stones, tlu diamond is the most highly treasured, carries intrinsic val ue and is a mark of distinction ' which cannot be equalled. Let us show you our care fully selected stock of PERFECT STONES And SUPERB SETTINGS $25 And t'p "At the Sign of the Clock" T f ::: Boughs ft."? ! 1 , i M Dont Grumble About the rainy weather when wash day comes it won't do any good. Just bundle up your clothes and phone us. We do not have to depend on the sunshine for drying purposes. Besides that, we will save you work, and at a very small cost. lot of hard The diitincUvo treatment of th trow n ot Ibis gray felt hat is , taleveil by a cut-out desipu ot tirirrlifs lBir'e:l r.li li-o.-s rtu. Have that heavy winter suit or overcoat dry cleaned before tutting it away, and you will have no trouble with moths. " STANDARD LA UNDRY Phone MAIN 5G P- ! "'T . : : i rlf Appetizing Foods -mm f i CA l UTERI A SERVICE l ift0 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. -11 f I 5 p. m. to 7 1'. m. jy : J Fountain Service at All I vL KAiniiERs jj '4 : ' M LAVENDKU BM jjjl Somnier Hotel Uldg. U SEVEN CENTS A DAY pilERE is not a day that passes A without its quota of inside and out side holdups. Seven cents a day is the approximate cost of a BLANKET FRAUD Bond, which gives ideal protection to the storekeeper. The. BLANKET FRAUD Bond pro tects you against dishonest minor em ployes, outside holdups, safe burglary, forged cheeks or money orders, coun terfeit money and many other frauds. It Costs Little to Have This Protection . . . . Nothing to Ask About. It ? t T ? T t ? T ? t ? t ? t ? T Chas. II. Reynolds Insurance - Loans - Bon.iJ Summer Hotel Bldg., La Grande, Ore. "Consult your Insurance Agent as you would your Doctor" Ki'liri'M-nliiiir United Slates Fidelity and Guaranty Company J r X