La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, June. 24, 1027.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tape Three
Society News
Mrs. Westenhaver Is
Hostess at Luncheon
i
Mn, H. K. WtBUnhuvvr. on
Wednesday u Jul Thursday, ifave
two ilHlK'it rt I louche una ul her
home ul im S awnue, in honur
ut , bvr iiuithi'i- und ulnli-r, Mrs.
Ot'Oifff I). llillM-rl. of t'oluriul't,
n ml Mm. ,. it. t 'oJrjniJii from i'A
la ho. At 1:15 o'clock three
vmtrse luncheons were served ui
lalde made attractive by l;t ri
lMn(Ui-'.s of mixed flowers.
At 'U rt Is m Weduew.hiy Mift.
l'r.d Ki.I. lit' i.e. ived first prut,
ililil M is. It. ),. I'orch was awunl
ed ctmsnluliun. ir. Murnnn't In
Wle made hitfli score on Thursday
ami consolation went to Mih. Iov
aid It. Mi))ir.
Mrs. y Kills enterf uiiud it
three tallies of hridKe In honor nt
her sister, Mrs. V. I . Tldhall, who
lit vifritl t:iK Jut front Wyoming.
Mrs. 1 m Idle (1 roc n received
hiKh seoi ut rants mid a KUesi
prlxi wns piv-M Mrs, riJ Ijjj I J.
At 1h close of tin- afternoon
.refreshment h were served hy t lit
hostess. Snapdragons it mi impjm-s
made .1 lie 1 :t hl H attractive.
0 0 0
TN'U NT (Special) Members of
the I ,a!;i lot club mitt n few guests
were entertained at lilr Mon
day afternoon at 1 he country honi--Hi
Mrs. Hoy Hon).
; Tin- rooms Hi'i'i- nltractlvoly dec
orut. d wit h liouiiels of pink and
whiip neonies. Mrs. . K. I'hil
Hps made high neon' at hrlds-'
ami low score . fell to Mrs. NWI
Morrison.
l-'ollowtng Ihe canl pnirs lunch
eon was nerved liy the hostess.
The club will meet In three
weeks with Miss lora Hutehln-
son. '
Class Entertained
By Miss Helen Mohr
The ltili school graduates ciah
nf t hp I'roshyh'rliin church nut
lust evening wllli Miss llflcn Mohr
j hosier.
, 1 Miring tlin business meeting it
van decided io ma Up application
for recognition t Hip Intejnntlon
,,! Council or Heliglons lOduoatlon
int New York. An attendance eotu
Ipetitton contest wuh insl it uted,
w il h C cndolyu Unci a nan and
Hess (Jeiliel us captains. A ri -
f'-n 1 discussion preceded t lie close
f Die meeting.
I i.'HHous i cfrpslinicnis v pro
(jci-vcd, a ft pi which tfanp'H of va
. Vions kind wpvp plnytMj.
' A rccllal of much Interest lo
music (ovrs of (lie eft W '
Slven tonlRhl nl the library audi
torium at S oYlocl-. Miss Kdna
, Or-ltder, a piano stud"-nl of Mr.
It. J. Green, will be present ed at
this lime. Miss "i'Uelpr's ability
ts well Known to the musicians of
the city. She will lie assisted bv
K nutt U:tK:itti, tenor, and a pupil
of Mis. A. I.. Hiehtirdson.
The i.atli'N Mi of IhP l.iiiJicraii
rliurch nu t at Uic home of .lohn
il.ottes on Konitli slrci't yesierday
'nfiernoon.
There was a pood attendance.
The nflprnoon was spent in iuH(
llllf. Mrs. I.ottes served r'fi.sh-
inent at the close of Hip after
noon. The next meeting will be held
nt the home of Mrs. Fred Mattes
'on 1' 7 J if As!) on .July t4.
VNION (Special) Members of
Ihe Sportsmen's club nnd thcr
THE OWL
Lemon and Cocoa
ISultcr Cream
For building uj) the
tissues; for supplying
the proper nourish
ment to a healthy
skin; for tan, sun
hurn, freckles, rough
ness, and for chapped
skin.
Jar 50
Moon Drug Co.
A iff -it t For
The Owl Vntg Co.
More new Footwear toar
rlve soon. In order to cb-an
up broken linen in nil light
en Ion d Slippers tetnatnin'f
on our shelves we have cut
the pric-s on the entir lot
to one price l.yvj. Due
price only on Hlonde Slip
pers st.n.v $7.fift to
w ere the original prices Oil
th.'se. Ail sizs In this lot.
AAA to t S to . high and
low heels. Ties, Straps and
Furnps liu hided. Hare lar
raiiis. The Bootery
i Ixh and nJler of
joyed a duncniK party Krld..y
niKht ut the Spoitsnien's ilu.
ituiiKP. Muslr'wui furnbiheil by
I nlun'H fnui-pipfe orchehtra.
MENUS
By SUtor Mary
. IIUKAKI'AST 1'iibiilUd ktraw-
betiif ui:h w,ij-. i widy to wrve
; cereal, cream, soft cooked
it-tUp toil si. milk, i-offee.
1 J.rxi.'UKO.V i'rtnni of celery
tsoiip, t-roiiiniiM, endivtt wiltid, rye.
j bread, wtvuutfd cdtftry putWtnt:,
1 milk. tMt.
lUX.NKH Meat loaf, creamed
;ifH- (ml;ttox, bnliered aspjHilH"'.
cabbage and beel sjilail, fntzen
jpineapplp iinl4iii:, 1UU coukWs,
milk, coffee.
Fine ripe berries with bright
'KCCfd Imltrt attd Martin nM be
cliosen to serve "nn hulled' fur
breakfast. Vowdered suj-'ar is nsxi
;jy phiced In a Jil lit uiuiind on a
small plate at each cover and I be
berries arianw'! in tt citv(c
around the siisar.
t sit uim'tl t'licrry Piulilhifc
One eKir. cup su.tr, r(
molasses, 'i cup while flour, 1 f
cups Krnharn llour,': , taidHspobp;
Jujifcr, 3 cup Jiot " waier, 1 tea
spoon soda, teiupoon halt, , '1
vps Ktontd ciifivis.
Ileal ei;Ks well. Ileal in su:M'.
hi.iI'iumhu ttitil lniMr lixlllir PL'U
heater. Mix wUUf Jour, graham
flour und and stir Into, first
mixture, liissolve soda in hot
wa t er a ml add at once 1 n bn tier.
Heat bard nnd air In cherries.
Turn Into n lntteid mold nt
Hie:im two hours. Serve with suirav
'and cream. (CopyriMht. IMlf", NKA
Service, Jh. ) -
(iltOW ll,r.NTV OF TO.MATOFSl
The tomato now enters into 1
morp articles of the. family diet 1
Hum any other vegetuble. perhaps, j
except Hit onion. Kven the bahW-a I
now eat tomato juice. No garden
er ever hud mora lomutoeH than,
he knew what ta do.with iM'catifift I
If his garden produced more thun j
he could use there Is always a
ready market among the' jiefy-h- j
hots. The hulk of the tomato crop j
comeft from tho early 1 piuntinK.
jitn planted tomatoeH Kvn' their
big crop in September nnd October j
tteforu frosts come atul at a tltito
when working In the kitchen in
the preparation of eutsups, chill 1
Mutices, and nii.ved pickle in Jew
hurdenHome thun In Hie hoi days
Of Anpiist. j ' . ' '
Jt is not too lute, to flow seed
now for the late crop of tomatoes
Tho seed may he sown let the a pen
and (he plants t ransplanled to their
quarters in early July. A, constant t
UtCC"NSiOIt of . tomulovit Is 710W
easily within the possibilities of 1
the home garden hy u. selection of
varieties and early planting and
the result- usually la- that the to
mato erop W t'iasKins Septem
ber. The late planted one will
then come In and continue the sea- ,
son until Crust utps the vines. j
Select early varieties for the lat
er planting uh they require, a short
er Ht'UHon to come ilt heurltiK ,
than the heavier growing later
Hons. Tomatoes are not parluuv- j
Jar as to soil and can be overfer-(
HM.ed so that they run more heav
ily to foliage than to fattt. ' They ,
do demand full sun, however, and
plenty of moisture.
The best way to grow tomatoes
beyond question Is trained to
stakes for both quality and quan
tity of fruit. They ran he rrovn
In. this manner two foet apart,
kept trained to a sltiBtc trunk with
only two or three main branches.
Late planted tomatoes mako rupld
growth und the training nhouW tw
matched and attended to frequently
pinching out unwarned side shoots
and forcing the development of Die
plant Into blossoms and fruit.
Sow n packet of tomatoes how
for ft latM crop when thn regular
season is beginning to deteriorate.
uiTT rvciMiti-its aoixr.
Cucumbers nre a constant artlclo
in the green grocer's window doc to
l he development in recent y arH of
huge greenhouse plants devoted to
the growing of cucumbers in heat
during the winter months hut they
itre never cheap and a few hills f
cucumbers ore n real garden econ
omy to furnish the sliced cuciim
hers for salads and fln ample sup
ply of small cukes for plrkb-s.
Now Is the time to start the
plckte supply. I'(n( eight or t-n
seeds to a hill to allow for the foray
of bugs. A bit per cent Infant mor
tajliy timonK cnomibers Is conser
vative figuring unless the gardener
keeps a vigilant lookout. It is
saf'st to make mosquito netting
frnmes to s t over the hills Just
as the cucumbers start through
Pearl on Pearls
The double ropt ot peaiii, caughl
1 a pearl pin. ) imurl nen
" (ab)ca.
i
The Garden
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SOs Ij i
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OUT OUR WAY
W-XALf an' stav -There suH cwwcr 1 J
PzsT ! vurfLL eat aer O'
i 'V i tGi-r-tS .) 1
y iy': CHOCK WA&0M' O" WOOEKl I
W V2jr OuVurt TUis Boer. vjh.'o v
J WW SuH 8Ee,, FER AT tjNfTW -x ' j, ' - i
iff f orz
the ground und keep It there until
thiy have outgrown it. This -will
keep off many insect peMs but they
should hp well sprayed under the
screen at the ftam timo as smite of
the bugs seem certain to get In no
mutter how well guarded the hill
i. ''
CMieumhers may tie kept In more
compact form than In the old-time
(tardea by pittchtttg out tho Hps of
the riumers when they have reach
ed the confines of the territory
where Jt is ijesirml lo keep them.
They may also be grown on trellises
nnd ihis Is one of this most prac
ticed methods In u small garden
as It economizes space.
The end of Juiw is the. time (a
plant for laic pinkies. Sow the
sped u quarter of an inch deep In
heavy aoil titut from omhu)f to an
inch deep in light soil. The cu
cumber wains plenty of wntef and
make t n point to see that It g'ds
It, After It has made the fourth
ieiif it is veusoimhiy sufe from th
striped beetle that Is Its worst!
enemy. It i then utrong enough
ta ear far t(ef
The cucumbers should be hept
picked reguluriy as the maturing
of thn firnt formed suites will slop
the whole vine from doing Its duty
in the wuy of heuriivg. H is best
Manuacturid tnd
Cuaranlnd by
UTAH OIL REFINtNa CO.
Sill Ltki City
to cut the cucumbers from the
viiwtt vntvait of. trying tft hruk
or pull them off us the vinesvare
very easily broken or pulled up
by the rortts.
Princess Holds
Saleswoman Job
LONDON (AIO rPrlncess Maty
adopted a pew role when she up
nvari as euiwotfltt at & Ixiit
don charity ba.aar ut the School
of Art Needlework In Kensington.
AUive! in a frock of Hetty Htw
Chiffon, patterned' with pink flow
er sprays und delicate traceries of
frittuffe, uud .wearing a turgo hlueU
hut, the princess sold brocaded
cushions and curtains, UHle sliver
arliclcs. ho.tf-s -of rosewood and
polished wulnut, dainty .handbUKs,
and woolly toys. . .
A . JJiih? tthy at first, she soon
proved herself un expert, and was
husily engugvxi with usiuvv who
thronged to buy ut her stulh Nu
merous other British society wom
en were, soiling In the same, room.
lU XKHAL r.U ttOVKKl WKNS
( UJliil)n, T p.Y. A novel chick -
REGARDLESS of the condition of the road,
your drive will be smoother and more enjoy
able if your .motor runs with a steady flow of
power. And that depends largely on the way
the oil performs in the motor. i
If you could see how a motor's heat thins down
most oils until they "break" their film and dis
integrate, you would be very careful to use the
oil that stands up under heat.
What the U. S. Bureau of Standards Found -
The U. S. Bureau of Standards can see how heat
affects oil. and can measure the results very ac
curately. In a recent test of America's leading
oils, the Bureau found that VtCO has the highest
"flash point." or the highest resistance to heat!
VICO is made in a grade for every car lUjbf.
medium, heavy, extra-heavij. super-heavy
all one quality!
100 PARAFFIN BASE OIL
ByWniiamsiWomenToEnter !
en house near here Is a reminder
that (jtrht had ( lit tlrl
electric street enr systems west of
the Mississippi river. U wus hullt
in wiiii Jusi iin which,
ran from the only railroad station
to the cemetery, thrp-e iiviiw fvwm
town. , The route traversed the
business, and main resldentltit sec
(ton, ;, Thy tut Cuaevul unreel ttr
here Instead nt hearses.
Tlie. elahorale' furierui car ihe
street rar romoahy-houwht in isn
now.is. housing chickens on. a farm
i'lve mites fvmu town.
AMO0 f;iiK.vr
.VKWAHJi. -V. J. A common,
ordinary 'inorLul enrolled" himsef
ntrmng the fintus T.ivliy hy tvy
tng nut U jien here owned bv Myron
W. Morse, collector of autom'apht.
Mte Kt'l i' iitUmt'
Iv, not even permlvtlng hN wlfo to
writ her numo with it. When h?
)JJji'Pvej-ejJ imit a jHuin man mm
used It. he immediately uecutitited
tii ivmw fitwottH fr hv(nx written
his name utlong - with Thomus A.
Kdisou, Theodme Koosevelt. Joliu
MtUlp "M.'iW, (iPiierui PrMux.
fiuton Ho-gliim, Helen Keller,
Halph i'onnor, fharlts M. Wvhwi
and others.
Chinese Politics
Students Declare
'MArnS, Oa. (AV Yhe'mieceiw
of lirnrrjt I'htttnx of the vomu-rt-tive
niiltonntlHt hIiik In t'hinu. will
hasiv-n be participation of woimn
j hi i htnese govern menty heUfVi
Linn Nyo Vp und Adu. I .ft. ntii-
l.lnjr Nyl We in the On mhlt r of
. H. Vpc, formerly udvlser to Pre- '
iuVut u-.u. n iri Miw
i ne hp women still arc unprepared
f lor olittcs. althoiiKh the country's
ut t It tttlt hxx tni'tt litfl uruttl tit-
wesicrti civilisation.
What China, reully needi." said
diicuiloti.
.1
init woy mum in inrm ihmii
reliKlumi work. Nidi hi-r of tlndr i
Ifnih.TH is a t'hriMlan. but each j
fjiv in'rmtHNiatt la his fiaunitr to
come to America to sittdy and to
chooH.' hi r own reKion. Whie the
girl hnvt' bobbed j)er hair, Ihpy
still wear the I'hinehe costume, he-
In Ho in i hull In American clot hen.
" iklrts arc' Rtdtlnif nhorter In
never be iifi short us those of A,nie,r-
Vcan KirlH. Soipe dfty the pojiularl-
hy of fhf hoh. irtlt b. wioJi0
a- th uh roo.
Hut vi hi I.. ih nil bus .
many ihipperVthey do mrt iimp as
mit 'saw casil
xcmovcti
Napkins, table-cloths,
haiuikcrrticiV nci oihct,
white cuKtioxotl liaea ("- '.
tides taincd with fruit'
juitcs, can ijukklr bi u4t
spotltu with Ctorox. in
nning fetao uw'Clofoi !
to remove stain frcjiu jelly ;,"
baf;s, white enameled, ,
u tcnkiU, Jiih and hand
wwcis. Sec JtcectitKMi oa.,
Jabel which also tell how
to remove ink spoH, mil-'.;,,
dew and scorch with .; ,
, .CtatOK. ,,, , .... ,
' At All Qraccrs ! ' (
PHONE MAIN 94
.nk . auJ
Something Unusual
Have vou noticed the 'big difference in the way you are treated at
Stone's and the ordinary store? . One of the biggest factors in the build
ing of Stone's Chain Stores is the. unusual courtesy of our men.
Always The Same
From early in the morning until the last customer is served, court
esy is paramount with us. It is indeed something unusual and we
know you'll appreciate it.
Savings Saturday and Monday
Vienh Green IVa.s
Well filled pods. 10c
'l TminrU
New Cabbage
Solid heads Ag
Per Pound n
Standard Corn
Per case
21 cans
Sck Milk
Tall tins QAc
10 for W
Kutter
Fresh Creamery COc
2 Lbs OJ
Green Hag-
One Pound
Three Pounds
Sew Shipment JKt Arrived
ilamiv Dundy Aprons and Smovks
PVTMAN'S
La (iramle'H ExritiHive
Readjj-to-Wear and Millinery
J ' " '
viK&rowtiy n t)w Mm rUwn nwr.
hpi'nuRp t'hlni m people are- more
nUrviil. Tbe Amrivan iioy'f Ah. j
hp in jray, but ho are the younii .
men of t'hlnu." .
Mr. K a Svn, twff v-iH-, h
naliouulist army,
Wynn rolleb'e.
atlelld'd Wes-
y- j t . .
. WJ 1 F -..!..
- F VUVWlfttf OtJOftt:
1 NO HTM POWPKIt (Special
tic stroke Wcdnes.iay mornliiK 1.R v( !lt. rtntt lili f
about o'clock. He had hfti,,,,. .is.sissiiipi river. The area lli-
Wte ranch ham U'tttws c Mcei vlut,H lm. nhevTi haVves of Sm -
man, pave, Jonen, thai he wuh ko-
.Hff over-to . vimc ins neiKhbor. j
, for a.(,whlle he came back ucroHM
".thp rVyer which sejamrtes hia
pjuro fro; Ujp ' Jouph ranch, and J
fe r. tu : t hi f o i . remain llf l lere '
a SS'iSi-.vv w
u
its just' pure
countni
' . Kept fresh and sweet
'- for your table and
' ' every milk dijjjj. I3i)r-
.v j f den's Evaporated Milk
t v it ahvays mfn and con-
&4:i 'i V&ienU You ll like t
; '''' ' .in coffe.
A isJl'wn oBtmlen'i
(with an equsl part of
' water) glvt you four
fc-J CHAIN STORES
Former Hooverized Location.
Fresh Heels
All even sizes. Q I
a Bunches
STRAIVhEltKlES
Fancy local berries, unsurpassed in quality.
Lowest Prices in Town.
FLOUR
"White Down"
. Sperry's Hard Whrat
tibiid. ier hair $1.75
Per barrel S7.-M )
Macarni, Spaghetti,
Egg Soodlen
4 Packages
for Ld
SYRUP
Pure Cane & Maple
No. 10 tins 29
STONE'S COFFEK
Supreme Jirand Our Rest
.350 One J'ound -
1.00 Three Pounds $1.-29
to 3.50
ifffrr ;tn :i):ftw w;ip &f ih.it
hp was inissliif;, ' ,
Mr. .Unui Wan o iiin cotihd"i1.
liul iiuabli to sjnai;. Ho wuh Ifu
uiedtab'ly lata n to Joiiph' ho imp
Udw
1. The only nou i ish nieiit ltHii
a I ile to dike is broth ami water
ntvi itf in mill tstit fxliuttHird to
.vp.it llovvvcr. hp Is ri'SttnK an
e;is'l"iy as call oc expi'deil,
t'rimsiiii clover Is most Impor-
from central New Jersey south .to
I'lcirb-stoti. S. i".. and In the north-
Ul,, Alubai.i.i iind Mississippi and
,m.
sunt hern part of Tennessee. :
Maiiy sv,v,y,k v&tew RTwaivs
w HI x ri;ht out into the worm
auti succ. -4, i ul spue oi w nui
ttwy'sv
Stifle In Tim Karlhiretit
WAPORAl'E
y m
1312 ADAMS AVE.
luriups
1 U I II IJJ.T
I'.est that grows. (W
2 Iiunches- 1
I'.est II
Peanut Butter ,
In !dk 9rt
2 Pkk!s OJ
Laid Swift's '
Silver Leaf, 1
No. 1 im....'VlJ
Ulatcltcs
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