La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text( J IS, Friday, July 1, 1027 LA GRANDE EVEN TNG OBSERVER Page Three' i t! f )0 Participate In Art Contest At Tabernacle than lmi women satin-rid the letter Iuy Haluts' taber- jele here yMlerduy to tarXo part i an art contest sponsored by the aiou Hluke relief society of the jureh. Ucprcscntutlvcti were pies- i , ., ,, ' I. ' . . (i. J m bier, Ml. tilen, Terry and: v first und second ehureh wards I.a Grande, in addition to sev nl visitors from Salt Lake t'lty, ho accompanied the Ihiker UcIl il ion. A picture contest similar to one he hi In (lie public schools re each year w as the occasion r the pat hoiinfj, which opened .tli three ffencrutlons from oik mlly namttik' the list of pictures Mrs. K. itosenbaum, her dutiK'h r, Mrs. Myrtle undel, and her jn, Jnivld Zundol. Several wom- were successful III winning Cel- he;, jio ates, which wtrre given loeaeh named all of the pictures ineetly. A program followed' the con isl. Miss Nellie (ieerisen. of I n- !i, gave u reading; Misses tiruee tiling and t 'la rice Badger, uf tion, played- a piano duet, Mrs. Isie Watson, of Im Grande, gave heading, und Mrs. Hluiiche Ktod ' in, of l.u Grande, sang u solo, feompaiiled Up. Mrs, Pauline Alns jorlh at the piano. After the program refreshments (ere served and a short social ine was enjoyed. Mrs. Kve n toseiihaum, stake president of the Mief society, was in charge, and us assisted by (he following ineiu-i-rs of the stake board; -Mrs. osephlne Jlanks, first counselor; lis. Mary (lean, second counselor; lis. Myrtle Zundel, secretary, an I , lendamt-3 Nelliv Horn. Kffie .lam-hard, Phoebe Grand und, delaide Adams. Ihose HuecesSful ill u inning cer-; licules were Metnlames 1'eaii l,y lau. Nellli' S. Ilean. Joseplilne . ; tanks, Kvelyn l!oei,l,uuin, Myrtle , r.IK,vrrl,.x w SUf... ., ,.,,..! leaves and tyliiK thein so that tho , j. .undel and Mnbl.- Cook, of I 'j,,,,,, a ,,,, ,.oK(. riin b .,K. heart is proteeted from tho sun. irumie: M, s,la,ne II la Henri. ,.,,.u ,,v a ,,, , nc.r,.wlll.v.! Another system is to set a flower l-i-sie l;e,ry. (lenevn Westenskov.-. Thlh ovi,(,a llolll.lshln(t nooI1.!l't ov.x the heart of tho plant ;ulh U esleliskow and lli's.si Wes- ,jl4y" jm-n I supportlnjr it so thut it does not inskow, of linld'!-; .Mesdallie! ' I hear ilow n upon the leaves. !nna Salisbury, tlludys Sallsluiiy Sti'ilnlieri'.v INe Alter rains the leaves must bo . eanette Mills and Krfio llaxte.'.l One uuart strawberries. 1 rup 'untied loan enough to allow tho . r Maker. ki:i nul.it ed Biiitrir. 2 teaspoons bu:-, heart to dry out or it may rot or ! Mrs. IV Mossmalt, ehairnitin ' ter, " teaspoons eornslaivh. w hite show brown siots. The blanehin": f tlie art department of the Ore-' I rug, t tablespoons powdered su- proeeH should be curried along on (ill l-eoerailoil ol w omen s ellio.j, ; resenle i the e'Tlllleates. Klfteen : louiell received the awards, l!l-li!e with SUKUI- n ml let sland on-' Wllllencss al once, uuu oiuiiuuinK kouBh lli pi'isons recited, includ-l hour. Orain ofr jniee. Kent Juice "lily cnouKh for day to day use. j Ik J'avld .undel, who receive. 1 ! to the boilinir point, add butter) The broad leaved endlvo or es is eertlfleale In school. One and eoriisiareh illsaolved in enoueh i carolle often Is not blanched but is 'oinan, a Krnndluol her of 7i:cold water to pour. Cook, stir-' l-ars. received a ccrtlllciilc. nrov- 'lK the Interest of both old and ounii in lilt appreciation. I Cloivci I, which were used to bSonilc the rooms, were later! fin io ine sick, oi ine cnurcn in beoi danee with the eiiMtom of t ln 1 eiely. J.uueh baskelH were ahio iade Lip and Kent to the nlek. I 1 Honoring Mr, and Mr. 1'.. 1... (olmeH and ftiniiiy. who will leave a (iralide Hooll to miike their imie in Taeoma, WumIi.. SI. r-l-I'n guild of the l-:p)Heopal ehureh nterlnined ut n pieiiie supper imI evening a I Clverniile park. ! About Ml of t he ehureh nielii erH gathered ut the park at (i::io 'eloek, w here labb-H spread under lie trees, had been altraetively rrunged with ha.sketii of summer lowers. i A He i- mipper a short time was (lent visiting before those present .-turned to I heir homes. Jowens Entertain At Bridge-Dinner ! M i". a ud M rs. A rt bur 1 !. Iluwcii ! i e host and hostes.i at tin al -fuetive bridge-dinner last evening I l heir home on o avenue, eii 'rtainiug 24 gmsts. 1 lnn r was served a I 7; 1 Yluek at six smnll tubh-M. A retty rolor seheme of pink und j vender was carried out in t Iip teonition of the table's by 1 1 - nf ros'S and larkspur. ' M i s. W. 1'erUins made high ,'oie at bridge among the women layers and the men's prize went .1. J. Foley. Jaker Couple Take I Wedding Vows Here I Tin- marriage of Miss Wanda iudlsill and Clenild l. Hliirk. belli f linker, was iiuielly siiemni.e etlnesday eeninc at 7:I5o'eloek the John S. Jenkins home here,; ie Itev. J. (I'-orge Will., pastor. I" (he First I'lesbytei inn ehureh,) Red Feather Liquid Inlliantinc( Keep the hair comb ed and looking its best. Is not the least bit sticky, and im parts a cooling sen sation to the scalp which is very pleas ant. Moon Drug Co. AgrulA For Tho Owl Drag Co, piw-foriiilni the ceremony. 'Die hrido and liritli ruum wore accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Adskim, at ,n Grande. Mr. unl Mrs. Stark plan U nuikt: tiu'lr home on a much jn-ur link or. Miss Josephine York and Jatms H. Ht'dnull, both ot KlKln, weu married yesterday afternoon .it l:3u o'clock at the First Presby terian church inaii.se, the lit-v. .1. 1 (l'orje Walz. pastor of the , .,, , church SjHTformintf the em-emony ; Mrs. 10. It, Head accoiiipunit d j the bride and bridegroom. Announcements The Neighbors of Woodcraft t'trele No. 47 will hold a special meeting Saturday afternoon at :! o'clock at the home of Mrs. V. II. Allsott, 2(H5 Oak street, for t he purpose of obligating a candidate. The regular monthly meeting .f Oliver 1. Morton Kelief t'orps No. u7 scheduled for Monday at ter noon, has been postponed until Saturday, July lli. MENUS lty NMcr Mary lilt MA K I" A ST Fresh pineapple, hit in omelet, radishes, graham muffins, milk, coffee. Ll'Xt'llKoX Crab flake an 1 tomato salad, toasted muffins. ' slrawb'-rry pie, cocoa. DINNKK Itroib .l sirloin steak. I t ma -died potatoes, Kri'iu-lt fried uti 1 Ions, a fpi agus salad, sliced ha-1 nanus In ornnuc jelly wit h w hip-1 . ped cream, white cake, milk, col-1 i t.f. A separate luncheon must he, i nhiniiM.l frit- ...U,li-,.n I..,. civ f . . , . , . ettuce salad with ph-nly if ollv a r. Ii:ik"d,ple shell. Wash and hull berries. Kprl.i-, rlim eoaslnnllv. unlit thick. A, II to bcrri". nilxln.- lielilly and .., island until cold. Turn Into pie shell and cover with white of cira eaten urn II still' and dry with 1, iiiiuespoon cold wulcr. l-old In powdered sugar w hen white is nth T, Hake eight minnles iu a modi-rau oven to brown and puff Hie Ingue. Correct t his seutenee: "I'm ehoosing this college because it excels in scholarship even if the fool ball team didn't w in a game last season, the young man told his parents. TOMORROW (Saturday Morning) The Corner Cupboard Opens for Business It is not a regular jiroccry store, but car ries a nice line of staple groceries, lunch and bakery goods. It is not a regular confectionery store, but carries a good line of fresh candies, ice cream, soda drinks and milk shakes, and U equipped with a Frigidaire and Uefridura ting display counter. . It is not a regular tailoring shop, but rep resents one of the largest tailoring com panies in the world THK INTERNA TIONAL TAILORING CO. Special at tliN time we are offering an extra pair of trousers with every suit ordered. THE CORNER CUPBOARD is a new cash store located at the corner of Adams ami Second street and will guarantee satis faction to every customer. Geo. B. Richardson Blue Cornflower if ! 1 1I Ono of (ho season's favorite col ors, navy blue, is exploited In this largp "Gillian with a laiKenavy blue silk cornflower posed at the front of the crown. The Garden lONIUVi; AM) IX'AIIOU.IJ roit I'AI.L Curly endive, which makes such an attractive display In the fall with lt finely cut and snow-white hearts as we'll us the broad leaved or escurollc, should be started now. Sow the seed in a well prepared seed bed precisely ast the early spring lettuce was aown. As soon as the seedling have made two.or three true leaves move them to 'their permanent rows. It is even better practice to trans plant twice, setting them two or three inches hlKh In a shaded bed or cold frame und waiting until the middle of August to put them in permanent quarters. The final truuspla tiling should find them a foot apart In tin; row. They need good cultivation and In droughts should be given an ocea- Hional soaking. This consists of Catherine up the tilts of the. outer tut insuinnieni pian iu oi uer out iu brlnil . the whole crop to u state ot belter for a slight bluuchilll,' as It j may be totiull II not so treated. white curled varlely Is sold which adapts itself to blaiichlni; inoro quickly -tint" tho Klcen cuneu out there Is little If any difference in men ii'ino ' Curlv endive Is u Useful fall salad plant, coming Into Heason when let tuce Is out of the garden and pretty well off the market and then very expensive. It very easy to raise, (ine well developed plant is suffi cient for one serving for the aver age family, so a couple of dozen plants Is an ample supply for the fall salad season. The curly makes a much larger growth than tho broad ha veil or esearoile type. S.VI'l IlllAV'S I'UOGRAMS The Natlonul ltroadeasting com pany program for Saturday night from X to y 'will be the regular Saturday review, broadeust over KPO, KGO, KIT, KG W, Kl'OA, KO.MO, KI1Q. KGO Oakland (SS-Mm-TSOkc) y to ID, program; Ju to I, hotel band, solos. Kl'I l,os Angeles (4liS.fuH-ti4-kc) 1), semi-classical music; ID, radio club music; 11, midnight fro lic. . . : KJlt Seattle (am.Cm-SiiUke) S, studio program. KIIQ Spokane ClTO.iu-RlUke) y to 10, request hour; 1, varsity ten; 11:30 to 12:15, dance orches tra. KIM) San laneiseo (42. tim Tlnke) 9 to 12, orchestra; 12 to 1, dance music. KGV-lMrlland (49 lm-8Huke) 10 to 12, dance musie. KOA Denver 325.ym-y2Ukc) 7 to 3, orchestra. - KOMO Seattle ClOtim-ysuke) 0. orchestra; 10. musieut program; 10:30. newsflashes; 10:45 to 12:30, dance orchestra. KG.V Spokane (2!i0.7ml l&Oke) S to y, studio program. CCJXVKXT ItAltS HOBHKl) HAIIt MANILA The ulogla de Sant Teresjt. a convent eolleKe here, will nut admit any girl siuileiit this fall wlmso hair is bobbed. Those al ready enrolled must lei their' tress es grow. "It Isn't Jeeolnlng and It Isn't ladylike." the superiora de clared In her edict. WwsW ft HPS you veV tasted with ffl$M I " I IjSflMill oreamy Carnation iR . PfMJSIpSl , Milk. There's nothing MjM ! like this "ch milk to 3 i j Pilij Use Carnation in ,tt MM' I S8Bi?te$l$ your cooking. In cof- I ijSJ . ' lot Cook Book Pfi 1 lii'Sa M 1 IwMrW'tS&il caKkatiok milk runnucn co. ' IfJ Sv?hL " j sfcwTll ' 474 Gin.. St.. f .rii.. r Bv a !i . - - - - - !r f On the h Sr It Iffjlfffi I ; i When You Open YourVJ)jlAlifMi I Full Pound Picnic rJj i i JCrauses ftp ' ; MarshmalloOfe if 1 I h.it s tho only pUcf you will li j finil tl in (lie full pound lin. (f Vft ! of Krjuw NUrslmullows T he J& 'i i'j j I more rrciprs you srnd in the morf fiYjfj C " ! j uw you will hjvf for (JjJjJP'; frj k Gseial Entry Blanks (hi Krinr Marthm-illow Rmpt Cnok Book Con trol r.vrr rctip entered ML5T w ircompAmH ''j.rv UHicial fc.ntry Blank li w? C4n ut the rr ipe you r'nd. r -i!t pv you $1 th and rnd you a full pound tin of MarihrnaEtow FRLL Of nur A.foow - , FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must be In by 9 . iu. iance open day nite. Air I'avlllou Salur- Straw Hats 2 Tie I'lay Suits 7!e Ulh Overalls KHe Long l'ants use Khaki Suits tSu And many other low , priced iteniH for your 41 li outing. , Norton's KUtdv Shop 7-1- A AJ'4'IOKNT When you have t he misfortune to bre'ik your side glass or wind shield, take your ear to Richard son's. Art. and Gift Shop. One hour service on , all jobs.. Klnesl plate to fit all makes of ears, ami work carefully and correctly dune. Have Jtlehardson "The Art Man" do your glass wqrk. fi-2y-4t ' ' SI MMl ll NOIt.MAIi Normal m hool honkn and whool ftiiijlirs of all kind on aale at Sllvrrtlioin-ViiKlit' family lnnt slore. ; 6-27-1 f If you ur4 Mtffrrim? rrom l.u Krtiipi' ; or iliflurnaa wp ran wll you u new Iprrpaiitlion lliat will Rive iitiU'k relief and irenerally a' eure in - dayfj lor Jl.rn a hoilli.! KIlvirlhorn-WrlBhl's family druc! slore. (-37-irj fourth nf July Supply of Marihrrmtlvut Sou:. . .Small Tim 20c I in riTi i it run iti s When von luivo a good negative to have enlarged and tinted, lake it to UlchurdHon's Art and Gift Siiop. lllehutdsun "The Art Man" specializes Iu enlarging, tlut lug, and framing. 6-2'J--U Straw Hats . 2"io I'lay Suits 79e , llib Overalls S!e Long l'ants U&e. I Khaki Suits litfe i And many other low I in Iced items for your j 4th outing, i Norton's Kiddy Shop I I FARM LOANS: I.OWK3T ItATUS. SI'lUlUb I UNI1S rIho avullahln. 11. E. DIXON. Koley UuilUlng. LA GIIANDB, OltB. j-i-tr TWHIIll KN'K.'KKItH Sit: S to :'0 lu $3.5U valued Id close uut ut Nurtuu'a Kidily Kho) .. 7-1-21 We liny All hcIiuuI UooK liwtl iu tho Rradra in l.u Urinific una jmy euU kr Iht'lu. Hil ortlutrn Wrlclit'n family ilrllB lut'l 6-27-tf "rniMtlMmK,' liAtnis, biiltoii liulea, etc. Morloa's Hlddj Klmp. 18-H-lf Itrlnff ufl your used KniuV i hi-IiooI hooUti and we will puy tyou h ash of t li n m. Sllvcrlllol n - rlRlil 3 family di UK aloio 6-:'7-it TVVi:i:iJ KNICKKUM Size 3 to :o lu :t . o i values tu rloKe out al : . Ii.iis ; Norton's! Klildy Siloii' 7-1-21 Mliiuiulit l'rolle Sunday nlte. 12 We :ir- how Hluiwins u va i. -ly if nt-w KiiH Kootw car Jitsl rrrrlvcd hy (.pi,.H tt-rdiiy uiito-tlu'-iiilnuti' In Hlylc. I'rlci'H rt'tisonatdr. Scv window l'(ir nvw inittoniH. All Itlondt- Koot wcur, hra-Ki-n lutH, lo i-loso at $l.ri. .udUs' HHk I mho tu ituiUli HlHU'rt. Art-h Hup port h and l-'out AppllniKM-H cari'ltul lie re.' The Bootery j CASH AM) CARRY t'UONE MAIN 81 Former Hooverized Location. Our Store Will Be Closed Monday, July 4th. This will nccessilalc thatyou buy two days' supplies. We have selected many items for your picnic and week-end outing on which you can effect A biff saving. Tillamook Cheese Per Pound Stuffed Olives 17(. 3 13 oz. jars 1 1 Sweet Pickles, Fancy Nubbins OQc 18 oz. jars Peanut Kultcr in Hulk 0C( 2 Pounds 0J Pimentoes Qc 2 oz. jai-s Sardines, in pure olive oil. 0C. Hep;. l()c value, 3 for ; LJ - JELLY Eliraan's Best, 15 oz. glasses, OQr. each LUNCHEON SPREAD Regular loc size OKi' 2 for STONE'S PACKA0E COFFEE (irccn Hag Supreme Hlend 1 Pound CSc 1 Pound -15 3 Pounds $1.00 3 Pounds St.-O We Carry a Complete Line of Sperry Feeds Surelay, Suregrow, Scratch and Grits Priced at a Saving. New Summer Dresses Specially Priced Values to 19.75 Now $14.75 The smartest dresses of the season, in tub silk, printed and" flat crepes, for sport, street or dress wear. See them in our window. LADIES READY - AND MILLINERY uVluck. July 3. lHlmid t'lty Opt-n Air pKVlliun. Star Nuvidly play ins. 7-1-21 NOTICi: T() I'llKIUTOltS Notice In licrohy kIvpii that tho: undoiiKnc'il Iiuh Ijimmi duly appoint ed hy the County t'mnt of the Stuloi of OrpRun for I'nlon County, nd-j tulnlstratrlx of (ho cMtitlc uf JninrH II. Alul India nd. dctOitHrd, and has nuallfiPd a suoli. .All porriuiiM hav-i I nw rainiH hmhIiikI rald CHtato arc hpichy rcriulred to preMonl thp Hamo, verified uh reipjiri'd hy law. to tho underslnncd tli offlio of her nttorm-yn, (Irreu Ih'MH, at I.a Urunde, ctroKon, within nix. inonthri from the date hereof. - Dated al I.a Clrande, OreKon, thlt Ut day of July, 1P27.- y.i j n-ioXA .yi;r,uui,i-A,Ni. Alinlnls(i-atri.. flreou & TIeHM, . v Attorneyn for Administratrix. July i-K-lC-iJ2-SJ . CHAIN STOR J-oO7 29c DEVILED MEAT Armour's best 0 cans JELL-X-CELL Unsurpassed for salads " lkgs Pound cherrii;s Maraschino 3 oz. glasses - TO - WEAR tyii:s w ith si'i:i:i ; l'Aliia (AI Mile. IMuu.' the typlwL who recently wan pronouno? ld the fastest of French sIcnoKni phct'K, dues !'H vri-ds a miiuitc. "(tirl Sn-K Motorist ,' says w headline. Of Mimes u ini tu thu motor in butler than two In thu luattcuu. GIRLS' NOSES ! NEVER SHINE when llwy use this iww wonderful French Process Face Powder call? ed MFLI.O-Ol.O. Keeps that lltfly shine away. Women rave ovi Us Hiiperlor purity und quality. Slays on lauffer kln IooUh Hltc $ poach Keeps ontplexloiiH yout In fill prnvrntn liiw pores. Oct a hox of MKI.I.O-tJI.O Fucu i'owd.-r lodny. (Uhh-s 1 iriiKs, inc. Ad' X4Tl--I7rVT 1 FOOD ' STORES 1312 ADAMS AVE. ECCS Strictly Kresji Standards CQ. 3 dozen JJ PORK & 1 JEANS Van Camp's, medium carts, 9Q 3 for LD 25 19c MARSHMALLOWS Krauses Famous, OQc 10c t: - .