Wednesday, June 29, 1927
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
rage Three
a w ri itin i
wood Lyman Weds
California Girli !;;
Killt, j ti'UKli)Ull
tt'itspuon IX' prior, I'uursi
bread crumbtf.
r. and Mih. (1oik l.ymui I 'eel tumutop nml rut in rdireH.
i r-'ccivt'd word ' uf tin niur- j Cover the button) of u v t-1 1 -1 n I -i
of tlH'lr Hon, K I wood, to M ink j terrd bukhit; riitdi with a thin biy
ra Vail Tompklnx, of llrrkr-ler of crumb. Add u layer of
Cul. The Wt'ddlni? took pluee huiIoph. beiuitt w lilrh have been
Jay evening al S o'clock at the I boiled twpnty minutes, and finely
e of the bild. 'H iiiotlu i M v. ' minced onion and needed ami
e TompkinM. ' minced peppers, Reason with s;ttt
r. JoluiMon. a friend of th.-i( M'pper und sutf.ir and dot
ily ami president of a branch 'wltl ""iter. Add another layer
he K. I). S. church, nud thel',f lomutoes. beans and seasoning
immy Cover with crumbs and balie thirty
ii. bride w ore u bow n of whho j ,lllnules 1,1 " h,,t ,,VI ,)'
lese brocade. Her veil v;ih; The beans nlotuld be washed and
orted from 1'arin. lbr maid vut in diamond ' Hhnped pieces after
lonor w ore n rose gown m-l j MtIiiks are removed. Conk in
- bridesmaids wore lavender andJHt enough bulling water to cover.
w talfettt frocks. j
rs. l.ynuin Is a graduate of i
t nlversity ot California. Mr.
tan 1h a graduate of U. A. I.
bus been couching In theOak-
schools for the past year.
Iiout fi friends and relativis
j present at the wedding. Mr.
J Mrs. Clinton J.llywhite were
only relatlvi'fl of t he bride.
Mil present. Mrs. I.ilywhlte, in
jstef of Mm. (leoige 1-yinan.
OUT OUR WAY
! i'. and M rs. 1 1 e rbert l'att ison
rtained the Hwastlka Hridge,
i an 1 u few other friends last
link', in honor of Mrs. fat II
s stsler. .Mm. llartman und
daughter Viola, of Jlarrisbuig,
n.
aids and dancing were enjoyed
Ing the evening,
t u lale hour it d-ltghtful
heon was Hcrved by Ibe lio-
Sweet peas and snapdragons
e used on the tables.
The Garden
J
I'OliH M.MAS roil S.MAI. Ij
iAitii;.s
More pole limas would be grown
in home gardens if the owners knew
Just where to get poles. Aliimwt
any good carpenter shop can turn
I hem out on order, inch Hiiare and
six feet long, pointed at one end.
These are an investment that will
last for a. number of seasons if
taken In and stored when the bean
season is over. I'lant the poles
first and the beans around them.
Four beans to a pole is a nut'e pre
scription, one on each side of the
pole and about an inctfand a half
from it. if all four germinate, re
move two. "
The germination of lima beans is
proverbially uncertain. They must
be planted almost on the surfaee of
the soil, in order to have any
get up when planted
wpf of Honor
' . i -t i i i chance to
i Moots Liast JNiffntn,...
J v j l-'or the jtinall limno KiirdiMi the
, ... ,i 'lol lima is Itv far Hit- nurt ln'ar-
! luerw of Honor I int.-,- tliv tk.i(, km (( us u s
x-luhon in. t lit 111.- hiiul.s Hull mwh mm.p R,.ns ,K m .Unn
Tlh-Hilay evrnilltf. jtlie s,,;IPe t o-i-llU-H than till- bush
. , lulrtlnt'KK MU i llllB was -''- 1,,,,. Willi the p., leu five feel
I, .1 in.furc l hi' prnirrain. 1 :1l,ovc eruuml. Ihe Iuih mav l.i
Ihla l;iliil. n anil Mrx. l.ouis" : ,.(in0.tea wlIh Klrt,nK ,.,,! ,
li.-tt wit o'lliKalicI and "III Ik- ,lle ie.lns Kt:trlpil hi-ioks tu make
lilt- 1 111 S pI' Milji r. !the KuthFi-inc euxy.
h- pi-iiBiain roii8llcil "f mv-j j,i,n;ls nkc Harm will Willi plenty
I violin ilurm hy Allei- Jeiim-IU- I)f fertilize,. llmi K, ,M,py f
Ma- liinlii-tli Cooer. a phino ,m,jstuVe. Keep a dust niiilrh ain.ut
l, hy Mis. Kalpll riark. and a n,enl ,y ,einK In hoi, dry stu-lls.
dim: w ritlen hy ll'llenry. Iv They do their hpi-IiikIiik w lien Hie
I. Mary, Messier, l-'ranees Keith is Mt )ls hottest. If loin; eon
llaei' irave two readlncs an-1 tintied drought sets In. remove the
renre l.yneh Miller's violin en- n;.-,.v fn.ni the hose and let a
tide played two HelectionS. Allslovv stream trleUle milium tile
jioinh-d lo encores. ihean roo:r: anil sink into the soil,
li s. Minnie I'ai d. stale officer, 'soaking thoroughly, lio not sprin
i pr -si nt al Ihe nieetltlB. Kev-jkle.
j hushands of Hie memlM-rsI t is an easy matter to raise a
je also pri'senl for the proKi'a m. ' eoiiious supply of limas hy plant
ers. Ktllel l.edhelter, 1 is. l-'v- ini; u dozen poleii. Het them three
t Keown, Mrs. Kohert. I'arey feet apart each way 111 the -small
I Mrs. Alice (lllmore were- In Karden. Don't form-t to sink the
Ikc or the refi'i-slinu-nls. whlclt bean edgewise, eye down, when
V served ill the llq(,ot-4 Utont(uif.
illllK- , '
'his was tin- lasl inoutinu until.
I. ST.
y ft if n - 'i
Pt V r UET'IMSOCK MINE!
HlM FROMSUCWIM -TOO OMViF M ARM
lUN Mis Tmumb . didn' GtT" leo.
:rV s CVAAMGIM' HAN OS I 1
i Hr , vAKES '1M UP. f : TTTp
Heroes are made -wot borm.
L '
By Williams pLACE ESTIMATE !
ON WHEAT CROP!
PKN DI JOTofc t 'mat Ilia coun
ty's wheat crop for this year is
estimated ut hI mil lion buuhels
by lit iiry t'ollins, l'endleton eralu
i man, who for u number of years
I had made remarkably accurate,
predictions rcKarditiKT the crop.
Last year the. crop was five and
I a. tiuarter million bushels,
j "The rain this scusoti bus done,
j a w omhrfu! amount of Kuod." Mays
Mr. Collins. 'Itecently I visited
! Shermun, (illllmun und Wasco
j counties and their crops w ill ho
i the best In 10 years. They expect
! to la-Kin harvesting about July 1.
In this county, harvest In the west
end will probably bejiln July 10
and will be general by July 20."
I' mat ilia county's blffcst crop
wils 7,m)u,u00 bushels. produced
about ti decade ago. The smallest
crop was three und a quarter mil
lion bushels, the total in the yeur
lyoy.
SUMMER FELT II ATS
In the new pastel shades
4.50 to 6.75
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Rcady-to-Wear and Millinery
i.
0Y HZA SERVICE. INC
Crande last Mombiy. j $75,000,000 duriiiR the period since
Miss .Mabel Westenskow nnd Miss' the meiKer. Kxecutives state that
llernice Strinham went to Kin in approximately one hundred new
Monday evening. relull units have been opened
Dale t iiderwood, of Ii ( Ira nde. ! hich briliRM the total of such im
'ited at the home cf Mr. ami 'its in operation now in excess of
Mrs. Kred Nodine the first of thc'lana. Many benefits, both to the
week. j public and to the firm itself, are
August Martin, Ceuie I'ronse .said to have accrued from the
and Halph Cleaver attended a show;' move which resulted hi this mer
at Klin Monday. '! ffcr, and It in claimed that uddl-
Knvoy W. II. Kessler. of Haker, ttonal advantaKes w ill be developed
was iere last Tuesday. I H8 ,i,e Vn-St orf;anl7.atloii is lirounht
John IJcyd returned home from 1 mon) peurly to perfect coordina
lnterprise Tuestlay. lie lias been otl
jinne several w-ccks snearin sneep.
Skaggs Stores
To Celebrate
1st Anniversary
j business iiieelins of the Worn -i
lii-nefit association was he!.!
fl'io-sday with Conimander ll'-r-l
Uniiuwi'll pnsldlm.'.
! candldali-. (Iclirilde Klllian.
Initiated. Mrs. I'.. M. Jens.-.
I Inslallid as lieutenant conl
nder and Mrs. Nora MacUey
I installed as coloi hearer nuin
; one.
Mans were made lo lie ri-pre-.
ted ill the American l.culml
jide. Ail V. 11. A. iminliers as
;i us W'eslway cluh lliclllhers
i urit'-il lo meet at the hoin
Mrs. Ilraniwcll on .Inly li for
i jmrpos-- of uutkini; decora
is for Ihe float.
LMBLER
PERSONALS
MENUS
Ily KNter Mary
'tltKAK I AST ('berries. eM eal.
m. (lot a to cukes, spinach in
un. delicate muffins, milk, cof-
,r.('l Hit N' 'beesi fondue,
wn bread and butter sand
lies, vegetable salad. orange
ibb-s, milk. ten. '
HNNKIi l'ried ehieken. milk,
vy, twice baked sweel potatoes.
I h.ped tomatoes a nd ureen
'ns, head lettuce ,wllh Kouue
eheese dressing, frozen eus
1. pecan marguerites, milk, cof-
f Ihe dinner is wanted for a
mpnny" affair a strawberry
klail makes an Ideal Hist,
rse. Tart berries should be
lit ly sweetened and generously
i ii U Ifil Willi orange Juice. The
Mure is then thoroughly chilled
an hour or two before serving.
calloH(l Tomatoes ami tirceii
lleaiis
-"iiur medium sl.eil tomatoes,
pound green ben ns. I onion. "
fit peppers, 2 tablesions but-
THE OWL
Lemon and Cocoa
IJutter Cream
For building up the
tissues; for supplying
the proper nourish
ment to a healthy
ikin; for tan, sun
burn, freckles, rough
ness, and for chapped
fekin.
Jar 50
Moon Drug Co.
A (rent a For
The Owl Drug Co.
I.Mi:i.i;it (Special .Mrs. l-onisn
Cherry, of Salt Lake t'ity. has hen
visiting relatives here for several
(lays. .Mr. and .Mrs. Alvln Westen
skow gave n chicken dinner in her
honor last Su ml a, v. Those present
were .Mrs. Anna W'estenskowi, I,n
mar Westenskow and family. W'il
foril Westenskow and family aixl
.Mr. nud .Mrs. Dan WcMlenskmv and
family. Ice cream and cake were
also served.
-Mr. and .Mrs. II. ,. .McCoy and
.Mis. C. W. .Meruit drove to llcruiis-j
ton last Sunday. They visited their
father who was ill (here. They re
turned home the same day.
.Mrs. Ceorge Cochran. II. J. Itnek-,
man and .Mrs. W. K. Kiii kman call-
ed on .Mrs. 11. H. Hayes last rridav.i
.Mrs. Krnest Stovka visited at the
home of .Mr. and .Mrs. Homer Green
last Tuesday.
The i'nity Helpers held a suc
cessful meeting at ibe home of M rs. I
i. XV. .Mi-rail last Tuesday. Tln-yj
decided to meet at the home .f .M rs. i
T. .M. Kncknian July 1 J r-.r a social'
meeting. A t wo-cnirse 1uiic1um.ii I
was served by .M rs. .Mi l 'all a ml j
.Mrs. K. .M. .McCoy.
.Miss Lucy Case, of Cofvallis, was
demonstrating cooked food at the
home of .Mrs. Charley Cleaver last
Tuesday.
Lawrence Martin and Mr. .Mur
phy were recent business visitors
here.
The Lev. Mr. and Mrs. Lines, of
Ontario, an; veiling friends here.
They anticipate an extended trip
east to visit relatives. .Mr. ami .Mrs.
Lines made Imbler their home for
sex era 1 years, .Mrs. Lines teaching
the eighth grade and .Mr. Lines
coached a successful ball tea m.
C. ft. Hlbbard anil family moved
into the Walter Stiinghani house
Ibis week.
Lyb Ledbetter. rrant Stringliaui ;
and Sam Nodine hiked to L-i j
News of thin nv-rger was first
given to t ho general public during
i October of and created a great
I d al of Interest and comment In
! the businefm world as well us
j among conxumerH who were vitally
concerned with the economical dls
Uributton of food stuffs. Kxecu
tives of -the organization express
themselves ns betiif? immensely
pleased with the things which the
consolidation has made it possible
for them to ueeomvllsh, and Which
Ihev ilniilit would have, been non-
i j.ii....vtj,. 4.Hhr WMiie j-u JMC-Hihle ullbotil It. It iw claimed that'
Skaggs-Safeway stores nrq holding tj1)? consolidation of Interests, aims,
their (ir.st anniversary celebration j
this week in honor of the forma- i ;
lion of what is sahi to be the j
west s largest food concern. Ac
cording lo executives of the con
cern, this event is being celebrated
througnout the entire organization I
fiom Canada to Mexico, and Neb-:
rasku to the i'acit'ic coast. Kxteii-
sive merchandising preparation! :
said to have been made and varlou.i !
features are to be Indulged In to
mark the passing of the first year
of their operations .since the umal
ga mat ion of Skaggs Stores und j
Safeway Stores into one concern. ;
and objective and the bringing to- .
get her of the ablest minds in the, j
two organizations has resulted ill ;
the discovery of many opporiun- j
it lea to effect economies in the i
purchase and distribution of foods, j
anil has made It possible to ellm- j
hiute many wasteful practices com- i
moil to ordinary food store opera-
tiou. The statement is made that 1
this organization has also been :
able to develop a inor highly
trained personnel undeif the new
arrangement, and that ' this has ,
resulted In the public receiving a I
higher type of, and more salisfae- ,
lory service than has heretofore
been customary in grocery stores.
Apparently the results of the un
iting of these two mercantile in
stitutions have been exceedingly
gratifying to their executives and
to the public. As a consequence,
they are making an event of the
occasion' of the first anniversary
following the consolidation.
39
Tfi-mi
CLOriox cleames
refrigerators
When the shelves, interior
walls, and drainpipe are
washed with a Clorox so
lution, your refrigerator
is kept sweet and clean,
with little work. This
household disinfectant
and cleanser destroys
odors and hacteria, and
mates enameled parts
spotless. Rinse surfaces
wi thclcar water afterward
Man votheruscs of Clorox,
the maJirn labor saiir, arc
given on label of bottle.
A 1 1 Grocers !
I
At All
The Commander has shown
its heels to the world hut
in the matter of price its
feet are still on the ground.
This is llin SliioVlinkrr liitf Six that
rstnliliHlird 10 world records lijr
doing 501)0 miles in less flian !000
niiniiles ihe, cuv thai in rightly
termed "the greatest post-war
engineering achievement in tho
automotive induslry."
Till COxAIINIANDER
1545
to$Hi4Z f. o. b. factory. Other StutleltaUer
and Ertkine ntotieU from $9i5 to $2495
M. J. Goss '
Adams Ave. 1
STUDE BAKER
THIS IS A ST I' I) K It A K Kit YKAK
iiViAmnVWMiViAAAa
Commenting upon results of the'
mci Ki-r w hich occurred July 1st. .
1 :i-H. executives of the concern j
stated that these had exceeded
their most optimistic hopes. It is,
said that in the year which lias
elapsed, operations have been ex
tended to tlie extreme eastern bor
der of the state of Nebraska ami
plans have been formulated which
contemplate an early opening of
the stales of Kansas und New Mex
ico. It is claimed that the annual
volume of sales bus increased from
approximately $tiM,(ifiO,e(iu to about)
4T ISN'T A HOME
WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
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j a ;
NATIONAL PARK
Low round trip (am
dally throughout season
to this vacation wonderland
of scenic grandeur, wild life and
nature's miracles. i
2lON NATIONAL PARK
BRTCS CANYON CEDAR BREAK!
KAIBAB FOREST
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK '
Sleeping cars to Cedar City, Utah. j
Thence by comfortable motor bui,
stopping enroute at splendid Lodges,
All expense tours of 3, 4, S days.
Send Cor National Park Booklets
UNID
PACIFIC
1 TU OVERLAND KOUTB piTlV
!
. ki:i:m:v,
AkciiI
I n (.iiiiidi-. Ore,
1
i ..ii.i
He (as tlie pucsts were
leaving) : "I'll call you
up."
She: (awccbitasliamcd)
"But wc haven't a
Telephone."
He: "Oh.wcll, I'll proba
bly sec you again some
time."
"Some time" very often
becomes "Never".
Home St?fiiy
Independent Tffef,lf I
ii in ii 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 I n m 1 1 1 n h ii M J
AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE
FOR A FEW CENTS A DAYI
Flowered Straps
If!
Wc
paint
' Iihu-
A smart sa't'l"1 naa 1
etraps of embroidery flnwtrs
brightly culcrJ
stnnr pri'lly ii-il barn
down Imtc (but iiii jiii
il a ri iMiniilili- pi be. 'I In
lib of July will stton Im here. Stir-pil-M-
nr wife by luutiiK' 1 1 1 1 t
of iKifnl for Iter. WC iiImi Iijii
-mni' Hiiiidfifnl lOO'J pure ubili
Mtiiiarrlt 1 1 in I bi ran ll"r for
IKiudrr, und -bi'll loik bftlcr 1 1 hi 1 1
-In- cut did with Ju-t I'oiiimoii
ordiiiiiry pi(ibr.
c b;ii a h jiI baruiiiii In 10
lnt'li " - extra Im ; i y btr '-bln-Klc.
r.ir S:t..')(l mi- M. Hh- off If
him bail) lliiin iiir-tir.
r lirtc L'Jtlbrn il iitli ii f'
pri-tty loni". for (In "Id pbnii-r-
toinbolonc bid wc nn -III) hi Hti'd
of a feu ninif. If .ion hi- Jiii
tn-t brlii-; tlHin hi ii nil bilp n- in
ifHilriiciinu I'm old rttyed rii.
lomlioloiii',
c -(ill hniidb' brown piiNriuid
lllipi -llllllr.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
U r Sell I 'or avi
''I he Vmtr .Mnn'n 1'i-lciid
Ni-ur I otiiidrr. Vbone Main 218
tt buuddf- UuKluts
Opportunity
comes most often to those who
are prepared to take advantage
of it. Keady money is always an
advantage and there is no way so
sure tif obtaining it as by saving.
WK welcome new savings ac
counts and are glad to help
depositors towards financial success.
The Equitable Savings Uank
SchiUn
urn
ciced fragrance
The only tea
whose flavor
Sea led
"invacuum
is completely protected - - - kept fresh and fragrant
from tea -garden to tea tabic. Fire kinds of protection
all exclusively Schilling for the true tea flavors
known only in the Orient: (1) TWcc-toastcd - - the
only way to unmask rich hidden fi.ivors of a tea leaf.
(2) Then the leaves scaled in vacuum (like your coflee)
- - - but scaled
HOT at its most
aromatic moment.
If
(3) T he world's only
key-wind vacuum tin
for tea - - with a Snug Cover - - - to protect it even
after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange
Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, arc blended
with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5) Your grocer protects
you ... he returns your money instantly if you
don't believe it the finest tea that has ever
entered your home
Orangt
PekoL,
t
JT You keep the tea.
t Tour money back - if y
E Schilling's
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t Also CrccnM'
e
5-
ott don't like
best
Tea (Japan)
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