La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 11, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 11, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Papo Three .O.CIETNeW5 in m15 i i u :rs. Hill Gives ! Report of Meet '' In San Francisco f i n. A. T. Hill, iM. Kl.li nt of the !iih1i: Kuiiil' jnx-iibytiTy y( t lu st 'l'l-cshyti-rtan rhuirh, tKavf coiiisi' lunt lu-un wus served by lh: women of tin- parly. Mi'inbers Of the Krhluy Allor noun lEtiilKc club nut lor the last time, this season vsii-iMay after noon when Mrs. Harry Lavey was huHtt-ss ul her hutue on Uak streei. Three tables of bridge was th'.' ort of the natlonul birttnlai diversion ot the aiternoon with ' sht; ' attended in Kan Kruii-'the fir.it. prize koImk to Mrs. OraiU K, Cal., yehterday at u meeting ' Koch;. Mrs, t'lyde HiiuliiiR ;v tbe Missionary suelety, held ut'eehed m-conrt, and ihe Kiif-st ittiae i-htireh. I nt to Mn. T. It. Maxwell. Svery state In the umun was ues"lited at the biennial, whleh H the first ever held, Mis. 11UI joiled. Jn addition (o synoilleal I presbyterial presidents from ir .ill the L'nited Slates there iv many other ileleKutes. The i) days of the meeting, from u- J 'J to iM, was devob d i n (iy .o u lnisrtlonary eonferene summary of the work already Thei lompliphed was Kiveu and plans jn 0f rO outlined lor future, work. ' i'he biennial marked the li.lth itversary of the starlint; of mix lionqui-tn of flown s were attrac tively ui ranged about the rooms. A two-eoiirse luiieheon was served alter tliu ciiid games. Announcements i s iii Ihe First Presbyterian ' m" reh und the alh unnlvcrimry Presnylerlan missions in Alas- tetui ned missionaries were pres t from Kouth America, Cuba, Jia, Siaiti, t.'hina, Japan, and mm- toreij;n stations, besides all the home mission stations. Mrs. Charles K.'ltoys and XI Uh rtrilde Shull-, of Svw York, io have just rMurned to the tb d Slates alter a tour around j: world, visiting all of tin- i'riv. terian mission stations, attended p hieitmnl and told many inter iiK thiiiBs. Mrs. J toys said it was In4! opinion that when S trouble in China was over the tVk of the missionaries who rc yed there would be to eoopei -1 with the Chinese people, that ee t he missionaries have been will be an of fleers meet Ihe Woman's lleneflt asso ciation Monday evening at 7:30 'at the home ot the commander, Mrs. Iterniei- I tram well. 4 1 I .am av- the coi mr of l,une and Walnut. The uiet-tinK Is ealled by the district deputy. Mrs. Adelaidt Packard and all officers are urged to attend. The I'arkdale club will meet with Mrs. Kliza Adh-r and Mrs. Alma Carrol at the home of Mrs. Carroll in May Park Wednesday afternoon, June J f, at L' o'clock. MENUS lly SKter Mary IIUKA K FAST Strawberries and bananas with cereal and cream eremned dried beef, oven toast milk, coffee. l.L'NCII K -,' Cold slieed land l..:,f. mint iellv. letlme salad, nut tapelled to have there the i'hli.s- j,,.,.;,,!. f,-,tt punch. i unlives are taking up the; 1I..; Veal eiitlels. ma irk and cnnlinuim; H.: 'roni baked with torn. Hues, molded '.l...l.iv Mis Hill Will. ipinaeh and van -lalad, steamed OUT OUR WAY By Williams i-flMfcnTiCN SrpTVNHAT 00 CALL BAtAt HIDE MINE WHEsA ill" i r'An her' au. amg.uu'fo a I i eee mfAKHMArto "I - -Lilr" 1? 'j - A STAWO-IN WHTHTK' BULLA MAMMOTH CAviG. A T 4 Ir S0ME.B0CW:LLGE.TA8Tfe COMIM'. X COSTS. il v i - 4-1 PRtflV Quick. eiuce. i Jtoomoc monies 1 14 BEEM VNORKlM AROUWD ( Fo A TA1JC M 1, J HIM T HAOTO OOt-r 4 vwiTK HiKA- HE J il :J I Ct-lEIM' Trf VNiFE Yl-lof STARTED tHEWiKl' TH Vl III V 1 WAS BOMIK)' -STOCK DAW HE WAS MADEil ? -sssfc-s;1 VM Tv4' COMPAMW. i BObS -AM' AimxX' - '3S' " I rg7 rfVBOOliHT NOMEji.. .0p. j .ra UtMT CfT, Q.M7BYHM HRVKtWC PREDICT HIGHER FRUIT PRICES Volume Expected to Bei Less; Market Outlook for the Year Good Nt-:V YOltK, June M. Thn New York fruit trade is optlmlMttc ahwiit the market outhmk for this coming McaHou and predicta a Home what higher priee level than fm Ihe past two KeaKoUM. Drought In the seuth Atlantic Htatc. flendM in the MissiKHijipi valley and frosts in the Pacific coast Htates hav re (lucod the fruit crop materially, Inn will have a helpful effect on value, according to trado opinion. j The peach crop will ho Hyht In most of the states east f Ihe I ; nek le, ciimpared with u record- 1 hreaklnn crop last year, (lenrjiia j j has a fairly tare crop, whleh will he well out of tie way . before-1 Oregon fruit harvest begins, but; the later Mates have a IIkIU crop. J , i'alM'ornta ami noil Invest ern fruit prospects have been reuucetl con siderably by the- severe .spring) frosts, i artkulai ly eherrien ami; iirunes. i The toss In tonnafr1 will ho more1 thiui compensated fir, it in an-j serled, by (he htKher prlePH. Ah a; rul. the greatest pi ofltH are . made in (bp fruit IninlnesM . In years when the crop falls belmv avoniKP. Another reaMon for op-! jtlmiMii Is the Kciirrally H'"d 1-uy-j jinr power throughout the I i k ea.stern markets. 1 here lias been a very KtroiiK demand for fruit all prlim and it is anticipated that ' this w ill contlnuo riht ihrcur.h the ku miner and fall mouths. French Art Catalog Offers Odd English PAIUH (AI) Americana need not bluoh overmuch for (ueer spellhiK' in their blll-of-lare I-'rcnch uftor reading thin year's catalofuo of tho Art Salon. llert? are dome of tho Renin! "Polo lady" lntttond of Polish Iudy." "Ship's Boat' ith Bubsiala" for "Food boat.!' "Youdk vcuIh" for "Calvus," "K ven Ids' kowu" becomes "NlKhljrow n.' "The Puther in 'Huth-keeper". All nude bathers coumo Miiently tiro culled "Huth keepers" und a undo woman reading 1h culled "Uncovered reading womun," Floods, wars and congresses I'uiiie and ko, tint corn on the cob remaiiiH forever. .Sntno of theso laws with teeth in them occasionally develop an ache. GLORIFIES KNEES Gives kntci iilken iplendor nd nkki grace. ' , ' Onyx Pointex Silk Stockings " STYLE : 707 SERVICE -SHEER WEIGHT . g n tZ LOVELY COLORS SOJ SILK TO THE HEM I Other numbers at ' ' $1.65, $1.95, $2.75 ' PUTMAN'S Ready -To-Wear i & Millinery i-i Columbia River i Level Is Rising, he was his pa- lo linker, where she will Kive rherry pnddinu, inilli. e.tlfi enort of the biennial at a no-el-: Mint Iellv is delirious with cold f tile Missionary society oi nip;iis ul her tha n lamb but is, or Presbyterian eh inch there, 'course, traditional wil h lamb. A A key, of Pendleton, attended jelly n- nicer in ei've than a sjuice. bi'-nnial from the Fniatilla The Htark(liiK jelly is more appe- fibylcry, nizniK to look at and stays put fi short musical program was ,m (ne-s plate. ,n following Mrs. WW's report, j Mint Jelly is. Flavin Itilter Sherwood sln(f-j in' -up minced mint leaves. 1 ( two s lections. , taldesiioou granulated gelatin, M.- Lc lreshmenls were served by eiip water. cup vinegar. 2 ta- IHiSieseN, ,mi. j. -i" ' II. P. Lewis, Mrs. O. I.. Mae-.Kar, "4 teaspoon salt, teaspoon ell 'and Mis. Thomas ItudKc. Ipaprika. Heat mint leaves in vinegar and Ai... oi.'Mnn. -:mnllre (riii steep, closely eoveied lor 1.. nun- ,lip held" a btisin-ss meetiim' at utes. Soak rdalin in water for 10 heme of their miardian. Mis. minutes. Strain vinegar through : nderson. Thurs.lay after- eheeseeh.t h and a-ld gelatin and I seasoning immediately. Stir tin ImrhiR H... nn-tinl; plans wore til Belailn k .Hss-.h,.,!. A link for (hr n,..M m.-UllB. Vm-s- .;'" "(-li. I.l.l .-..lul-.HK .,,. 1.0 r. j inn' 1 4. wia.-h win'l.m tn,-"-i-""i ii m (;n ui f " nor, v The southside members of Oli $ I'. Morton Ueth-f CurpH. No. j 'will entertnin the northside iiih"is and fHends at a tea i-r-day a I t i noon. .1 tine 1 -1. at home of Mr August P. Net , Tins. N avenue. a u,i..rini tit-iturmii In observance WUK day is heini? un unite", irh Is expected l In: of ml intercsl. most allusions wet nature. One dealer throughout the campaign never once asked to show pel's. A matter as vital as the food city folks eat and the milk fed to tiny children certainly ouht to earn general attention. Credulily and faith have their (dace, but the father or mother in the average home mlfiht do well to devote sonic attention to public health mat-tor and important food suptdies. In place of packing every empty eveniiiK with a vauilevflle show or movie, it miht be sensible, nmv and then, to KCt out the flivver and trun out to the thilry and show an interest in the way the family's ml Ik Is produced. Such Interest jwould make for k router purity than is demanded by re Lt":Z20 Per Cent More Women In trance lwsii.vs iti:com 1- HEALTH , A NOOK A Muntaphu Keinal I'asha horns In on these, C'tuluranee records. His speech at the first general conKl'eiw of the peoples parly is expected to take two. days for delivery, beginning next Wednesday. PAUIS (AP) Thero are u ((uarter of a million Kir la con demned to bu bachelor mubls In Paris There arc that many' more women than men. There is, in fact, an extra woman for every fifth man, bo that so far us the inarrtuKc market h con cerned there is a 1!0 per cent surplus of women. This is the social side, but economists nee difficulties in the Influence these solitary women will exert In politics. If they set Into that sphere, and aro bentnnln(f to exert already in tho fight for life in busi ness. These bachelor maida must earn their own living, not only In competition with men. but in competition also with tens and possibly hundreds of tliou i sands of women who, although married, also work. It i tho race with the married women that is the hardest, for they can work for less than their uuiuiirrled sisters. SUM; IIOMUtS MMY NFAV Y(KK Cieorge M. Cohan will make his radio debut at 8:30 standard lime tonight with what lie regards as his crowning achieve ment in song. He expects to make no money from It and has been giving away orchestrations. He's it coming: he's a coming; i hear the drumming: 1 Hum-tum-tuuimlug. POIlTLANr. Ore., June II (AC) - Continued hot weather about the , headwaters of the Columbia is 'forcing the river level at Portland , up. Kdward U Well meteorologist said today. J The stage reached I'O.O feet lo t day. Tomorrow, he thinks, it will i reach i2 feet. Monday und Tues day will show slight Increases, j Atb-r that, he surmiseM, il nil depends on the weather. If it con- Rough Dry And Finished Family Laundry At prices that will convince you that you can not afford to do your laundry at home. :.Vt tli. Siiy what a iluy, fiom uciohs I 111! lOlllll . 1 I II il. 'a IIUl 111 lll.MIU, I IIU Mill IIII.J STANDARD LAUNDRY; Phone MAIN 5G lio Club Members i Are Entertained klr. ami Mrs. il. A. Zurbrlck en-tain-'d the im-tuberH of the Clio I), last evening at an attractive rty at tin ir home on Main ave-l-.' Six table or bridge were en h d during tin- evening with Mrs. t- Ueiiter making higU seoie long the women cimi oi-on- riM-n's club prl. went t ise llolineiikamp. and Mr. and s. Clyde. It. Heitz received I he :t pli.e. r,oiiU'-'.s of tin seasons HOUeis 're ns'-d 1 o d-coi!ile the rooms. Tlouing the card gameH I he hot. U served a I wo-cours .luncheon. Members of (he Adlibiluin Pl rlile club were enb-i taln- d at a ipris-' parly early this week In imr of Mrs. Clyde Charllon, the :-aslnn being her birthday unni- SiNb'-en friends gatln-red at 'h' ' itnlry hoin ami four tables of unfile w.-re at play during tie ?ning. Mrs. Charlton winning the nu n prio and the no-n's pi i ' lug to James Oneal. P.iles Harn n ie rived the eonsolalion prize, hit of-tovvn guests were Mr. and s.f l-'iank Meblail. of pendl-ton. Aft'-r the card gauo-s a thre.-- pnti.ic i wrppiiKNci-: vs. I'l lil.ic IN'I KItl-ST liy i:duard A. Picli. M. P., Tiirnina. U'a-b. ' Member (inrgas Memorial Institute The Ameriean people take too much for granted. They go to ln,i every night to sweet dreams, confi dent thai they hae adequate poliee and fire proteelioii. They buy food at the market and milk from the dairy, , relying absolutely upon the Jaw and the integrity of the deal ers and produeers. In very mu.eh the same way do wo assume effi ciency and lake for granted must matter of public health. In almost every large city then is more than indifference toward health there is an apathy. It is usually not inlenlional, but never theless It is real. In a large western city a great campaign was recently put on to insure nitre food and pure milk for the children. A tremendous amount of puhlicity in the newspapers day after day was given to t he facts of the testing of-ifairy herds. A widely heralded com pet It ion was was conducted with the hearty co operation of milk producers both to lower tin- bacterial coant .and to raise the elements of value In Ihe milks. ' Kvery dairy and every dispenser was required to have his certificate 'of inspection constantly on hand. J Purc.ha.sers w ere epected to ask to Isec such certificates periodically. ) Ihd the people of this city take j much interest ill this piece of genu Mne service'.' I "id they pay any at UcutiMU to the ollh ial appeal lo eo- openite They did not ! I'pon iuvesiigaliiin It was found that most milkmen reported that only nccaHonutly would a purchas er n.-di to see a certificate und that COLLEEN MOORE, I FACE POWDER Is as dainty as the charming lady for whom it is named. It comes in three .shades-: Flesh, White and Brunette. ' 75c For a generous sized box 4Moon Drug Co. Agent For The Owl Img Co. Appliqued Hat j To his home, sweet home. , climb still higher. I ' The l-'i-n m-ii iiiiliirx lire tiylnii lol (ini-iuinlitliin iir HiK'nilui'lilal . ' V- 1 ' .ni nii'ii l.iuk lulu klu.i. liii-i-i-lu-K. 'wiiiislni-d inohllillliiii Ii.ih Iic-imi I -.'. " isiinii-liiiily iiUKllt to t-nlili- l.lml- -M.lil'll.lllMl (iiillniiH. In Hint IT wet, ' " iliol-Kll ami I'Ut ii ntu In that. j armimcnl ? Or n dry?'. MMWMMMHWMMiHHHMMHMHH . WRIST .WATCHES Mil SlSIl?. 1 M ICiMil women ' Im Cast FrlsesMm' 1" j ' r You are proud of your prestige as a good cook. You i - 5" I 1 I ' 'e to creatc ncw Wishes. fr enjoyment of your fMt&(ii ' Jml I family and friends. Undoubtedly, you have served cjff fHg many tempting dishes made with lJf IT P 1 1 Llli i' ' 7Airi'cloUS They arc used in making saladc, pudcli.na, cake fillings, mar- t,-v I )v. ("" y Wnrhmrinsfi f ' gueritcs, meringues, dressings for ice crenm sundaes and in many MV" '( j) t i ' I ' other ways. , VTK I'sHr' v j TS found in lhf wonderful i & 1; ir fe S I'l - HOW tO t TOlir p ISaiue'. " I i' I valth. A Ihi'flilv built, i I ' . - . f I! Deeatiie or its wonm run con- t -. , ii ruction and numfrous pat- " ' I cntetl irnprnrenvnti hi ex- l! citeH the irlmirativn of fine i I' I watchmakers all orer the ! II ' WOf,d ' I! i : An Important new hat comWnes natural hillibunil with a black velvet applliiuo In mortem ,tletiitn oi I ho crown und bow ot ttrew facrd witli velvet. 0t tf tht fnv frrU unUbtl tht wtrld" $27.50 to $1,00 and up A I H::lll IomIkIiI we Kite nwny alrilnli'ly fiM- it S.',0 iHirtnlile ihiMMiKitiili. lie llieit! mi time. Fine Watch Repairing "At'the Sign of the Cluck" IF YOU 1 1AVC CREATED an ORIGINAL RECITE unine. Kr.-u.sc-. mallows, send it (toiTellier willi the contest entry bUnk found in every pound tin of rvfiiuvjV Mrilirnallovti) to ll:c Miirlnnallow C'ook Iook h.rlitor. i iire I ru-IUn Itisiiiit Cunipany, Spohuiic, Wasli., or Portland, Ore. We will send von ONE DOiJ.AX nml n full puiitul tin ol Kraust'a Mnrsli mallows II' WE CAN IAE '11 IE RECIPE in our proposed m Recipes Remember that no rcctpc wril I d c.:rs..5M'" J ?'y tTie cTtl.-; jyc:" t:n'cs accompanied by an OllKiXL LNTKV BLANK, wl.ivn ou whl Cmd in every full pound tin of Krw.-.c'r. r.jrKmzl!ow. t'Oc at Ccnlc-.:ic'c, Druggists and Grocers. Recipnt clipped from m punnet or nrwpAtcn can not be accepted, Tliey mull bn ORIGINAL with you. W muld clip from newppr. But we pr. frr tint lh ripr in thit cook bofc be nw iinfl written ertirely by tho many hurwiv ol thn Northwest who ur Krauie Mrrhmtlow year in and yrar out. You will be fivrn full credit (full namt and aduroaa) for every recipe cf your ucd in the cook book. s Ffiarsliatiallows Are Tender and FlavearSuJ Tor years, Kramc'a Marslimnl low have been tlie favorite marsl'mallows in (lie Pacific Northwest. FoIk like them became they are to tender and (or their subtle "bouquet." They have a delightful "ome thinu" you will find in no other marshmallo'vs. Try a pound today. Full Pound Tins. 60c In Bulk, ihe pound 50c Small Tin ...20c Small Cartons 10c Slue and While Containers) GiiiciaS Conf esi Entry Blank Will Be Found ONLY in the Full Pound Tins r.I Itrausc's Marshmallows i0c Confectioners. Druggists Vroccrs Sell Kruu.se'i AacshmuVou's O. i " y f :. . . 1 ' . , ? V, TT77Tt rnAi A :r.- I nnnTI iMr. L. ... .