La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

iitay, June' 10, 1027.
liA GRANDE EVENING OBSKRVEB
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DQCIETy -NEWS
; i in i . mSt ill i ii
:'evell Party
onors Mr., Mrs.
i : Earl Stoddard
iirt'wi'J parly lionoriiiK Mi".
Irs. Kurl .Stoddard, who -If '(
urn It this mornlm; for Kan
U v. w iwrv. tln-y will malii
lioiiii1, was Kivni lust i-vy-l
tbj- 1ionuk of Mr. and Mr.
Htuilda.nl under tint uu;
Df (lie stalif prsidi-ney u ii 1
ikv iinisK roniinlttft: of the
luy Saints church,
y Ki-sts with jnt-Ki nt and
liic I'Vi-niiiK ii short ino
wua Kivrii. Mis. Jack llt.tit
u snlu. Mis. t'lydt- Met c-. it:'
i read in k Jind Klwood tiwil
simK a Ht'lcctlon.
Stoddard, who has been di
of tin- stake choir for many
: iK pri-sented with a baton.
I't'si nlal ion was made ly W.
nks, Mr. Stoddard respond
ith a li-w appropriate iv
ies were enjoyed later In the
K and rcl'resliiisents were
JUNE IS HERE ONCE MORE
H:itili'l;iy llllli' .Miss Ann
ircl, iIihikIiIit of Mr. illl.l
l,.l.- Sliiil.lMlil, .lHi-i:iirnl
llitnlir pjuly tn Junior hi
lliii'ltniu hllotltliil'il, who li-r?
with lil-r piti'i-ntH for Kansas
I) iiiukii lli'ir liollii'.
litlh' Kirls wit.' t!u- KiU'Ht.
111-.-. llu iil. r tin.' c hilili" .1
tiiki-n fo tin- Stmliliircl hum ',
liinclii'ini una si-ived.
jil. i rs of tlii: Vii'tor Kiimliiy
I cIiihb of the f "ln-Int Inn
:i anil iln-lr t.'iu'in'i'. Mrs.
Ilanlisly. I'lljiiyid pii'lllc
ilny nl lliycrslili. park.
,n Bills Kalhi'ii il nl tin-'
lit ujiuul 1":3I In tin' nioril-
II 1 nil i-lljiiyalil'' tlini' was
until alionl a:"." ulna liny
,(1 to tln ir Loans. At noon
uc jlmicti was si rvo'l.
i. Charles Wale
Entertains Club
accompanied by their daughters,
Cenex h ve and Mil lain. Miriam
has been away for two weeks, vis-j
U nt; for one week u 1th relatives
in i'endleton and SperrdillK the
past week with her sister at Uv
Collect!.
'
Miss Mason And
j Mr. Walker Marry
; Miss Klo Mason and 'larence
i Walker wrte tiuietiy united in
i iiiiiitLii,''' Tuesday at 11:SU o'clock
; at the home of the bride's brother
and ' sist-'i-in-luw, Mr. and .Mr.,
: Hurry Mahon. The llcv. J. A. Hail.
' ;t friend of many years standing
i of both the bride and the bride
groom, performed the ceremony.
Following the ceremony lunch
I eon was servefl by M it. Mason.
! Tho.se present wer:; the lb-v. an I
j .Mrs. J. A. Hall, Mis. t. Mason,
j mother of the bridegroom, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mason. Alvin Aid
son and 1. urine Walker.
After luncheon Mr. and Al.v;.
Walker left for I'endleton. wheie
t hey plan to make their home.
Mrs. Mason, Aivin Alasun and 1 .ur
ine Walker returned to their
homes at Richland.
The Itev. and Mrs. 11. W. iMr
l.er will return to J, a (irande to
day from Itoise, Ida., where tie
Ibv. Mr. Parker ofiieiated at the
wed dim,' of .Mi:;:-; May lirnu.ell and
Mr. I a d. r at MkIi noon yesterday.
.Miss Hriin.ell has been a friend
cf Mr. and Mrs. I'arkcr hincc ear
ly childhood.
Aid Society Meets
At Hoover Home
nl'i'is (.1 tlm I''. S. I'lnl) wi-nt
i at an atti ai'tivi' pally ys
: a f I i' r n o o n w In'ii Mr.
s Vain v.iik lio.sli-.sa at Inn'
on WasliUiulnii nvniii'.
l-c tables of bilili;.' wan "I''
inn of the all'-rnuon. Willi
W. 11. WailH'l' niakinc llU'l
.iinoiiK tin' ilnli niiiiili'i'i'.
Hi'ionil iniZ" wi-nt to Mis.
Ilia'lt. ..Mrs. i:n',-.'ii.' .Mill'i'
nd Mrs. I.. II- Ilrainwill ri
j tin- Riii-sl lri.. s.
i. Kay Alhi'it. of I'.oisi., Ma.,
nl mil-nf-lown Kiast.
I. (inl.i ot pink anil yillov.
;h wi-ii' nsi'il lo ili-iairalf tut'
i. Alli'i' Hi.' rii nl Kiinii'S Hi"
m si ryi'il a Iwo-coursi: Innoli-
:. UnlHTl I'my will In' '
IIWI...-N lo UK' rll Halnnlay
.
K i;, ni vi. yi' Manila, of I. a
j... will Kiailnali' Honi Willi
,.,,!!,.;:,. M lay. wlnn rnlii-
i!ii' nl .i ri isi..i w ill !" '"'I'i
' li r pal In. Mr. a"'1 MlM'
llai'lin. ainl IHH' ilalll--lil "r.
nlll li'inv ll.Tc.:ir!y Sun
1 irnillK- lor Walla Walla, a r
lliiro ill t i i in- lor lln- l'"i'
si rvii'i s Ilia' inol'liiin-o'l-liick.
'I'll- y w ill stay llti'i'i.
Mi.nihiy lor III'' loniiniin'i-pi'i.k-rain.
whirll will ! lol l
Ali.rl; in llio alli inoon.
y w ill ri'tiirn lioiiii' 'I'lii-silny.
f Tin' ri'Uillaf liusiiirss ini'ctinjr of
itho I. Ill hi'l-all l.:nlii.s' Alii soi'irty
I was lii'lil yi'fst'.nlay iiftorlloon at
tin- lit of Mrs. Kr.il lloowr
Willi a lal'Ki' atti'll'lany". I ni'l ntc
:tli. afti-rlloiin a jiair of t'liiliroiil
ji'icil pillow slips ami a Jnncliooii
Is.'t ivi'iv solil. tilt" inoin y lo ko to
jtho aiil sncli'ty, ainl Iwn orili-r.
! wi-rc taki-n for iililt tojis. w liii-ii
j I lit- w omi'n pi i sriit w orUi"l on 1111
I Til thai' for ailjiim nini'lil.
j A sliort ili'Vot ional si-tyii'i' was
' ctinclutt. il l,y Mrs. I 11. Aim.
j Tin. liosli't-s r.i-ryt'tl n'f roshiiU'iils
at tho L'insi- of I lie nn't'tillf.
I ...
The hih school jrirl irt adnat-s I
'Sunday sehool rlass of the l-'il'il I
j I 'resbyt'-rhtn (dun eh nud his! e e- i
iilner at the home of Miss Ka(h-j
eiyn Mot an, with -Misses (iladys1
i.md tioldie Owe ii as assistant hos-j
t e.SNeH. j
I Miring (he lesson hour Miss
' Cindy s Omi'ii i evi' wed an article j
I i.'ivlntr a comparison of four re-.
' 1 1 ui i ins -1 bid da h ism, ' 'on I iisbmis.u.
I Mohammedisin and ( 'hrlstianlty
l-'olln.vlf.K the lesson Kanies w.'re
l plrtyed, after which the. hostesses
s.-rved i ei rcKlimi'iiin.
The cnb'rfainiuent jilanneil for
I lie Neighbors of Wt.odei :il't jue
entb'H lor Wedn-sday has been
postponed until later In thcinunih
because of bail weal her.
Wm justice . ' r '
4kL,, to!'-
n
i . -p, . rii ; I'liAisi-.s ni;i.i:x s
n i Knfprnnse In ' 1
ii ine uaraen i 1 i ixihw-ti,.. t.nms -wn oi
VIM" VI
t c
S ATI !tl.Y'K IMUXilC AMM
The National llioadcastiim com
pany for Saturday flight from to
U o'clock will b( Hie regular "Sat
uiday XiMht lleview" broatlcust
over K)M(, K1HA. KCU. Kl'O.
KCW, KIM.
K;o Oakland, !) to in. pro
Mi am; 1 U lo 1, band, tnlurnilfsiou
solos.
K I'I Los Anptdes. y, musical
program; Jl. niiduiKht frolic,
KCW Portland, 7 lo K. concert;
lh i o 1 : dance music.
Kl'o San l-'rancisco. Ii ;!), or
chestra; il to 1 i, dance music,
KM It Seattle, ti:Jtt, sports; ::io.
orchestra; H, studio priram; 1 u,
orchestra; 12 to -I a. in., special .sin-
LOVELY NEW LINGERIE
Chemise, Gowns, Combinations
Very moderately priced.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Newest Store
Exclusive Itectdy-to-Wear and Millinery
I diu proKrani designed to reach
japan.
KIlCJ Spokane, 9, request hour;
ti, program; 11:30 to 12:30, dunce
orchestra,
K V A San Francisco, 7 to 7:20.
concert trio; 8 to 10. dance orches
tra; 10 to , dance orchestra,
KOWW Walla Walla, 10:30 to
, 1 1!, dance orchestra.
KTAIJ -Oakland, 8 to lo. mu
sical t mm rum In two narts.
i KOA Denver, 7 to 0, orchestra.
KO.MO Healtle, 7:30, orchestra;V
9 to 10:30, musical program; J0:3'i
to 12:30, dance ore bent rn.
KKX Portland, 10:30 to
dance music. .4
NOUTII HKltGKX, N. J. l-I-i?
low tn court for aeudiuff a ffiiM -manh
notes Bald he thought tht pirn
iv hm In lov with him. ".Don't
think uny woman Is ever In lotft'
with a man," fluid Itccorder Al-
fred Milea, "They only lovo IhenvW
9kv c r-
CASH f (V,rllMlTTC7 (O iMODERNf
AND UjIV food '
CHAIN'STORES
CHAIN' STORES
I'HOXE MAIN 01 StJJLr7 1312 ADAMS AVE.
Former Hooverized Location.
A few of our many saving items which will help decrease
your cost or living and lend to make your pathway brighter.
MENUS
MXEEN MOORE
FACE POWDER
as dainty as the
arming lady for
.lorn it is named.
comes in t li r e c
ados: Flesh, White
id Brunette.
75c
For a generous
sized box
loon Drug Co.
The Owl lru Co.
Hy Si-lcr .Mary
i;i!KA K KAST OrauKti juice,
icreal, crnain, baked meaL cakes,
ere. 1 1 ned potatoes, toasted In Ut fi us,
milk, ci.lfee.
I,l"t'lli:oN"-Cream of aspara
nus soup, emulous, slitlfrd vxi
'and crea m, bulU'r:;eotch cookies,
milk. tea.
JHXNKU I'.iikerl lamb loaf,
buttered riee. creamed carrots,
hearts of letlliec and ehee.se ball
sala'd. h :uon bi cad pudding, milk,
coffee.
As warm weather a pproaches
less meal is needed in the diet, so
dishes Willi the taste of meat are
liked oecasionally. The baked
.uiili loal is savory ami economi
cal, since a cheap cut can be used.
1h iiion linad I'uddiii
Six thin stiees if stale bread. 1
cup iolik, 4 tablespoons granulat
ed su.ar. L' i.-, 1 lemon, le.i-
'spooii salt, leinon fill-in,'.
1 Spread bread w I! h lei noil fiHiim
aud arrange in a buttered 3-pint
pudding mold. Heat cl-us sliMhtly.
Iieatiii 111 stlar and salt. Add
milk und stir until suar Is dis
solved. Adrl Ki'jfted rind of lemon
and pour over bread. Cover mold
o nd plaee in a pan of h"t water.
Cake one Ixntr in a moderate oven
and serve waini.
Tn make the filling, comlnne
Ki'"ed rind and juice of I lemon
with 4 ta Idesj ioohs suf I elied but
ter. Conk. stirrim; constantly
.nver a l'v fire f-r two minutes.
Add 1 eii granulated si mar and
:t cs silKhtlv beaten. Cook, stir-
, t irm until ntixture thickens. Cooi
ami add three or lour dmps of
vanilla, Spreafl cjji bread. (Copy
right, l!t:'7. NKA Service, Ine.)
l'OltTI I.ACA AS A H(K'Ki:UV
1'I.ANT
With the remarkable prowl h in
popularity of rock wardens there is
renewed interest In the little an
nuals for rockery work, one of
these Is the portulaca, which is par
ticularly valuable fur use In walks
made up "f flagstones or crazy pav
ing. Seed dropped id the cracks be
tween Ihe stones will Kci'iniuate ami
make brilliant tufts of bloom all
summer. Some beautiful effects In
w a Iks and stone steps have been
produced by the use of thin old
fashioned annual.
The seed will not Kenr.-nate until
the weather is warm, so no worry
need be felt as it Is slow In appear
ing. Tho tiny plants make fnsl
; rowth once they come up. It is
useful to drop hjere ami there in
the ninny portions of the rock war
den to give summer color, as the
reason of tiie rock warden is prac
lii illy over in June and only a few
of the mck plants furnish late sum
mer and fall bloom.
portulaca was known in our
wr.indmnthers days as rose nms
and was used for boxes on stumps
and for window and porch boxes as
It stood heat and drought well and
the bloom was assured even if Ihe
plants were forgotten for several
The plants should be thinned ritf
rously to wive each one at least
six inebe.s of spaer eaeli way. Al
lowed mom to develop, each plan!
will make a rosette of its fleshy
ives and brilliant hloomu from
six to ten iiieocs across. (. rowu
ed. it does not branch out and wive
the display of which it is enpiilde.
t does not want too rich soil as
Is likely to ma ke too rank a
wrow lb. 1 n cramped quarters of
paved walks it Is at Its best an. I
lalntlest. It. can be sown as late as
.Inly ami wive a wood display, as
ihe hotter the weather the heller
it wiows.
rise lo
Stage July 4th
Three-Day Fete;
' KNTKltl'lIISK, June. 1 ll Start- I
Inw with a rush to make up for;
lost time, the communiiy already:
hns Fourth of July celebration j
plans well under way. A meeting ,
was called by Ihe Knterprise cham
ber of commerce last Thursday
niwht to decide what waf to bo j
done, ami this developed at once '
Into a session ready for uctlon.
A financinw plan was adopted
and Inaugurated, providing a w"ar-
anty by local business men in cane
t he receipts are not sufficient to
meet expenses. The general com- )
mittee for manawinw the ceb bra-
tlon was elected and thin body t
met the following night and iiiini-
ed a full list of assist ing coin-
inittees. prepared a blldw t lor tin-
I safe guidance of all. ordered a full
j supply of advertising. and gut.
things going with a runh and a '
w hoop. .
Tlmi- Hays Program
. Tins celebration is lo cover Sat- j
unlay. Sunday and Monday, July
3 and 4. On Saturday there will
be a parade of horseback riders at
1:110 ji. in., followed by races and
rodeo sports at tho fairgrounds. j
A patriotic prowinm will be
given Sunday evening according to
present plana, with tho churciu:t
hi charge. .
ANlK.V The tennis expert of
the West minister Gazette is quite;
enthusiastic over tho fair Helen,
ot California. Her victory over
barelegged lUllio Tapseott of South j
Africa, the critic describes as "u '
miracle of hitting" by a "demure j
figure of gracious, efficiency, with- j
out parade, without the suspicion j
of side, without a fragment of j
fanfarade." '
T Imir Sl)en'.v's "White Down" hard wheat Bag 2J1 00
X iUUl (jannot ho duplicated in quality for this price. PJ-Q
CviMin ure Cane and Maple. No. 10 tins (ft OQ
OJlUp a real saving. Take advantage of it. eP1'J
Strawberries Kei
Green Peas We
Ivd luscious benies, 2 boxes
11 filled, young and tender, 2 paunds .
in bulk. 2 pounds
Made by the famous True P.iscuit Co., Pjuund
No. 2',j tins, heavy syrup. 2 for
vi:ak J .st(crix(;s
XOllTHA.Ml'TU.N. Muss. It l
so hut in t lit prrslili'iit's liulni. town
(hat koiiii' Smith coIIi-bl- pirls am
ariliiT no stot'KtliK.
, BEAUTY HINTS
Protect your h' .juty in all kinds i f
we;thet- with this ri'-w lace pow
der MKLUi.(M,n. 1 oes nol give
t he skin a dry feeling; does not
clog the pores; is not a fleeter
much by perspiration. Slays on
longer. So pure and fine. MKl,,u
Ohb Is made by a new l-'i ene'i
Process. It's truly wonderful.
Class 1 hugs. Inc. Ad
YseCLOWOXm
laundering
Washing is much easier
when vim use Clorox,
m.iycblt'ich. Y'ou need not
change from your regular
method of Iauiulcring.
Just mix Cliirox thor
ouphly in the soaking
sinis or first rinsing water
before putting in the
clothes. White cotton or
linen clothes arc made
snotty u'ire this way. He
sure to follow directions
on the label.
Peanut Butter
Choc-Drops
Peaches
Potatoes
Lai'd swift's rreniiuni. No. 10 tins
Citrus Washing Powder
Choice dry land mountain spuds, 100 pounds
2 Packnuos
Palniolive Soap
Barrel
No.: 5 tins gQg
...25c
25C
39c
29c
47c
$3.89
$1-29
. . : 49c
..:....,.... 5c
Matches roi. t.ai.t,;n, i,X(.;
Brooms
Starch
l-Sew Heavy Brooms, Kach
Aniaio f'orn or Closs. unelcatrot
15c
59c
25c
Sperrys Foods
Hi Jiahy Cluck Scratch $:j.7!) cwt.
Su relay $2.!).ri cwt.
Baby Chick iMn.sh $:l.(i'J cwl.
Scratch S:!.l!) cwt.
and 2.r) lb. lots for your convenience.
I'll) ai
Stone's Coffee
(Iround fresh while you wait.
GIlliLN BAG
One Bound Xlc Three Pounds $1.00
SUPIUCME BUAND
One pound 4."c Three Pounds $1.29
I Inn iiiiv lii:lil rnliti'i'il ur
lllll' lilMT In lln IHIII".!'.
or low lii-'l. lie nr li'iip
lli'in.. vl rip nr vti'pin
liiiv. I.im. Iiiuki-ll on
:.-(' mill Hill i'Iiim' lit
$5.95
'd n-yiilarlv from lo
II. No old -I t le- hi tbi- btl.
thing lint n'wi--i pa tl em-,
lent find VMX dlpNri for
" lo n.od. -iit'-t piHcrn.".
ii -h jwiir nl ;t .., were .".n(l.
k The Bootery
i Mdl men- lui' tn.il mix.
.ln ladlcV ilk Iio-m'.
I'M
sure to follow directions fl
on the I.ihcl. B
At All Grocers! 1
-gi IIT ? 9
I ' H
xove. game: j pfMPPfSl
i h , I fK.kr hn cre.rn.ne th,ntwpo t tyf l' jTh
t , py ip i kh t..n M,.. ,:iJ? ::? v: ; It
! ; I I v " P n economic milk jour r$$"Z l 'M
V V i ,., .,r tn.. M..M.H .-i.v ; V ; t - i 3 &
V. v'. I .i ,,i. wh-i-p tli-v in- i ; &Ph 41 Vw . . - V V' ' 1
il "Ji? v.-.,,, !..,. Otll I IllMlllliH.' ll, IIMI1- j- , MJf'"?-J- 4- t-Cifit-llf Hi ' I
.,. - jiilib'tir la-auty. and Uobnl S3 TV WrU T i i ".lTir
A new puir t ,,y kid fllp.,m K. y. , IMHf,, v...... n- 4 f s r '
Vhy Wait?
Install your electric range to
dayCooking on a cook stove
is as old fashioned as riding
in a huggy and as uneconom
ical. Special terms on
Electric
anges
ami this month only I-'RHK
a beautiful Electric Fan
nr
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Com? out
of Oic KITCHEN