La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- u Friday, July R, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three 3f: 1 i. ft " ' ' mrt m i ii (JO Attend Lawn Party at Island City Last Night A hunt (10 in-rsojis KuthtTPil it thi Island t'Hy community eluircli lnsi evening for tin U-e en-am bo ctaldc Klvt-ti l.y the Kpworth I,i:iKun on the church lawn, The purjiOKe of 1 In- ,to( -ialde wiiM - t, I'iiiHf money for ilu- registration f.-iH of tln younc people from Is land 'lly, wliii will attend the Kp unrtli League institute to he held lit Wallowa la lie, hcKiiining next During the evening ice cream, fdo-rDet, cake ami pit' were Menvd. Mis. I iin wick 'lnik an. I Mrs. Hay Hloklnnd wen iin'inh-'i m of ilu- committee lu charge. They were -insisted hy Miss Iterlha I 'i only. Mrs. Mi in Jlloklnnd ami 'SWsn I'.illl.-ih Smith. About I!" woim n of tho home dc. paittnent of the First I 'i eshyterlii u church enjnyed alt out of iloor.s meeting yesterday afternoon :i 1'iverslde park. Miss Kul'la Anderson 1 -. 1 In tic devotional. thh-h follow. -.1 u short Imsint-HH session. A potluck lunch and sociable ';ih enjoyed during 1 1t i - remainder of the iiitcrnoon. For Evening fit A OUT OUR WAY By Williams f The Garden i ft V -nl? A ''S'l'V Ail XL Riverside Women Plan Sociable I'lnns we rn made for nil ice rreatn .social de to he held early in Aumiisi yest.-i day aft. -moon w hen the Itivti.sid.' l.a.lieH' aid society met at I.ane cliap'-l. with Jven iiienit'-r.s in attendance. Mrs. II. Illystone presided over the short huslness meet In g after which tlie remainder of tint aflernoon v:ih spent in a sociable. The hostesses, Mrs. Illy stone and Mrs. Cieorse Ililyard, served re-fre.shrneuts. The Neigh hoi s of Woodcraft circle of I'nion lias invited tUe liiemherH of the Neighbors of Woodcraft circle No. 47 of La (Jrande to attend n in eel i riff at I'n ion Monday evening July 11. Sev eral from the local circle will prob ably accept the invitation. i 'ars will leave here from the K. I'. hall Jit ;::: o'clock Monday evening and nil those desirous of going are asked to be there at that lime. M is.s Louise Ynuglit entertalneil a t few friends at a lawn party Wednesday evening al her homo at i'Mfj Q avenue. The evening was spent playing games, uftur - which- the hostess .seKod rTdfTf-sTlnTPlH!: " " The high scliool girl graduates class of the l-'lrst 1'resbyterUin I'hurch met last evening, at tfho church with Misses (lladys and Coblie Owen as hostesses. (iann'8 were enjoyed during tho early part of the evening, after which Miss lllla Neiderer talked on I lie llible' characters Mary and Martha: The class president. Miss Rllk envelope has fur evening nro very smart al the moment this n ( of magenta faille. euihroIdcVed iu I olU and blue-, I i I , Lillian Sims, presided over a short. I business session. Ileficshinenis were served before adjournment. ' The next meeting of Die class will be Tuesday evening. .July I , ; at the church with Miss Lillian ' Sims as hostess. MENUS speed uPvajesA ore. hoss is v.- s VSINMlM'- BoT ' ..o.u.i.MT.wr. Q'N AM COMIM. e.7.TIAM,.,ice.ic , Phepuri lilt olitttooi' seedbed v t he shiule fur hot h vi-geiu bit- and flower seeds. 1 Don't cut the asparagus ton lale jif you expect mi eint"!ly n.id erot1 next year. live It a dres.lm el Yes It's a KIMBALL The Piano Their Grandmother Played 4 im :Ah Ity Sister .Mary H I IK A K l-'A HT St e wed rim ba rh, ef-real, cream, eoillish puffs, crisp j loasl, milk, coffee. LI N"l 1 ICON Iloulllon. toast slicks, tomato and sardine salad, rye bread, caramel cookies, milk ' tea. MlNNKJt Veal rolls, baked macaroni and tomatoes, asparagus in sauce, cherry salad, raspberry shortcake, milk, coffee. j If we would remember that green salads are better than cos metics for our complexions. we w ould persist in "a salad a day. j More than this. . we would not leave the lettuce on the salad plate when tomatoes or some oth er material makes tho salad. Let t are is ruch in vitamlnes A. II and tT and is one of the over-ready salad greens. Tomato and Sardine Salad Four tomatoes, S small sar dines. 8 stuffed olives, 4 table spoons minced celery, 1 sweet 'green pepper, 1 tablespoon minced parsley, mayonnaise, let tuce. I Peel tomatoes and scoop out ' seeds. .Sprinkle inside with salt nnd in ivert on u plale. "htll. Strnfn to mato pulp. Chop olives. Remove seeds and pith from pepper and I mince flesh. combine celery, olives, pepper and parsley with to mato j u I ce. Sea so n with n f e w grains of sugar and salt. Fill to matoes with mixture. Mask with imivonnuise and place 2 sardines at right angles to each other on I i Farm I Pointers ' i Ltect t ie motors are replacing oilier sources of power for driving the fans because of greater uni formity of power and lower costs for labor and repairs. Fleet ricity is also med for light and power lo operate oil burners, water, pumps, t raying machines, graders, and wash. -i in dehydration. Also where available for driving apple graders by reason of satisfactory operation and low cost. Increased ! Shows Increase Of Idaho's Peas noISR. Mn.. July S Jlov.'lop mrnt of (he Ki't't-n or frsh p. -a In dustry In Muho t'lilK jvar, mink rol lluli!i liy I ho IiIkIi motstllro conti'iu or Muho lands, u roiuli t ion ci.'iit.M by kooiI pri i-lplUltion. is iiwlicalfit lit tilt' Juno rrport of refrigerator car Hhipmtnt from southern Muho points on t he Ore Kon Short r.lne nil Iron. I, filed Tuesday with tho pulillr utilities commission by the Pacific Fruit KxprosK company. Fourteen cars of Krcen peas were moved to mar kets during tlie past month. 1 Other loading slilpmontjr'of tlio MI LS I I K: ..All. I'KNIH.KTON, Ore., July S (A!' John Hell and S. It. ( 'hilsnu. 'of l'klali. an' now serving SO day sentences In the county jail for killing a cow elk. The two were' arrested June 2S by flame Warden Albee anil llcputy Sheriff llnsklus. In justice court yesterday th. y pleaded guilty, t'hllson was rm I and Hell fiii. The truth hurta nnd so would you If you were stretched as much. NOT tlie same model but made by the same house, bearing the honored name that has tood for the best in music for seventy years. The same piano but re vealing the ingenuity of recent discovery and ' research. It is manifest in the rich, appealing tones that are heard in every piano bearing the Kitulull name. May we give you der.-.onstration today? FREE 10 music lessons with each piano .purchased July only. Eastern Oregon Music Store JULY CLEARANCE Summer Cotton Lingerie Pajamas, Step-ins, Combinations All at i, Price PUTMAN'S Read y-to-W ear and Millinery ertiliver when you stop cutting, Trepare r your fall salads by inning In endive seed. Slart seeds of nil Hie perennial, s early as possible. I 'ut In glad iul u-4 bulb- once a i-eek for the rest lhf the itx!llh fur iici'i'HUinii bbtimi. Smw turnip for early fall and ;il.a;,e Meed fur lale cabbages. I'm H si. me HruMxeht sprouts at the i mii- lillie. i Kleetrleity Is user) In the Oregon poultry industry nnd an incretsj- In ; egg production in the season vhen j eggs are highest wan report et! The i-iisl of power for lights and ( xlra I feed consumed is relatively ntnall compared with tlie Increased re turns, bill (lie cost Of InMullltiK the ' lipids Is a more important Item of e prase. l"NSWEETENE" vaporatep Milk "-s and delicious FOOD--'-' when Borden's Evaporated Milk is : used. It is full-cream country milk, ready whenever you need , it always pure. Made Tn Tha Northwest A tall can of I5orden' (with an equal part of water) pves you four cufis of pure.richmilk iiruiie cooHumni ion IS in ui .n..ti. . ;.t i. I n li.t u nt-l. . i i',... tt. i . i 1 "."ii i ii n i-i e uu nu n ui ouner, ardied high qualiiy, reuHonable price to consume, better prepara tion for Hale, itu arlvertlHing and demonstration. No further plant ing Is nrtvisefl until it progrant f6V increased consumption Is tinder 1 way. top of each tomato. Serve on a ! bed of lettuce. T.egunies and grass seed are rec ommended for increased acreage in the Willametle valley and in irri gated dist rietn remote from rail roads. Production and sale of such s- eds as rye grass, orchard grass, tall oat grass, red-top, and creep ing bent grass may well be Increas ed to the valim of a million dollnrs a year. :tS cars of cheese, 28 .cars of eggs. 25 cars of lettuce, uitd IS ears , of canned goods. Shipments of per ishable freight totaled 223 cars during tlie month thnh' bringing the six months' total to iX22 cars as compared with 3 1 8 cars in June, 1H26, and I2.13!l cars dur ing the six mouths period of l!)2f. THE OWL SUNBURN LOTION is an ideal cosmetic for tlie prevention and relief of sunburn. Cooling, soothing and healing. 3.V Moon Drug Co. Ageuts Tor The Owl l)niK (V. 15,108 Carloads of Apples in Year i WKKATrilKK. Wash.. July S A total apple crop of la.ldS car.f Is forecast by District Inspectors O. orge K. Hatter and V. G. Kir man for north central Washington this year, compared with actual shipments of )"."12 far last year's crop. In the comparison of ship ments for last year's crop with ttie estimated yield of this year, there is a slight discrepancy, ns com plete figures from all the stations had not been, received, hence only ' 17.377 cars are reported, about : 1 r,o less than the actual move ment. Last year tlie two Inspectors ! estimated the crop at ts.U-1. or about ilH) cars above actual ship ments. Two years ago t be .Inly estimate was below the actual ship ments by about i per cent. In mak ing crop estimates, a variation of 111 per cent either way is usually allowed for changes in cli mat b conditions, frosis. winds and halt damage. The dusting sulphur treatment will be used extensively In preven tion of clover mildew, reports the Oregon experiment station. In most cases the sulphur is applied shortly after the first mowing. NEW FACE POWDER MAKES A BIG HIT i Wouldn't you. too, like u face pow-"j der t hat will keep shine aw ay stay on longer spread smoothly not clog the pores and always be' so pure and fine? It Ih made by j a new Krench Process and is call- ed MKI.I.O-CJI.O. It Is surely a; wonderful Kace Powder. Just I ry i Mi:iXO-(;i.U. Class Urugs. Inc. j -Adv. ! . ,' i - Today - Saturday ' s 2 ...... I: iS I Yeci l , vn jL 1 M LA-A bMJ I i CHAIN STORES J" hU 1 PIIONE MAIN 91 C great as a book -greater as a film a (gsmopolitan foduction flayer Comedy "MY MISTAKE" llliipHJIMUpHWjRWHim inti fi f ii mi m h i iii ' Vnm 1 1 1 mm Art & Baby SALE DRAWING TO A CLOSE! Shop QHOES for 3 SUMMER Exceptional 31 id-Summer Bargains Lot of 1 10 pairs of light color summer strap slippers, step-in pumps and oxfordshigh ar.d low heels ?(!.7.3 and $7..r0 values for $4.45 Just received a shipment of new fall foot wear in the latest patterns. Sizes to '.), triple A to C widths. $5.95 to $7.50 THEBOOTERY Only a few days left lo lake advantage of these excep tional bargains. We must unload this stock to make room for the new store which will have a complete line of men's, women's and Children's Shoes. Baby Shirts on sale at 15c, 19c, 39c and 59c D.M.C, Rope Silk, all colors, special . for 5c Reaverknit Women's Rayon Hosiery, all colors and sizes 39c Butterfly Hosiery ladies' pure thread silk, new shades, all sizes 98c Men's All Wool Blazers, $4.50 value, at $2.98 tt SHOES FOR EVERYBODY Hahv Fancy Soft Shoes Z9v Children's Patented Mary Janes $2. 10 Crowing Girls Pumps arid Oxfords $2.98 Ladies' Dress Pumps, high heels $ l.f8 Men's Leather Scout Shoes $1.8!) Men's Dress Oxfords $2.08 j Art & Baby Shop Across From Uohnenkamp's CHAIN STORES 1312 ADAMS AVE. Former Hooverized Location. 'Stone's, Supreme" and "Stone's Green Bag Coffee" flood coffee is dependent upon three important factors, namely: Taste, Flavor and Strength. Forty distinct kinds of coffees are grown in the coffee producing countries of the world, and each kind of coffee has manv grades, all varying in taste, flavor and strength. In the se lection of coffees that enter into Stone's Supreme and Stone's Green Hag Coffee, extraordinary care is taken to maintain an absolute uni formity of Taste, Flavor and Strength. STONE'S SUPREME COFFEE u $1.29 1 Lb. 45c STONE'S CUE EN IJACJ COFFEE 3 bbs. $1 i "' 35c P. & C. SOAP A While Naplha 20 hats 65c COFFEE Vacuum Pack Hills, M. J. 15., Schillings, pound J MATCHES f Large Iioxcs .... 15c SODA ( 'HACKERS Salted or Plain, 5 pound boxes 75c SWIFT'S LARD No. 10 Tins Camels, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes, Carton $1.29 TOMATOES 4 Cans Per Case -Standard Pack 47c i i .i .. JAM .' Pound Jars, assorted CQg flavors, each JJ MILK Oregon Brand, tall cans, 15 for L0 SYRl'P Pure Cane and Maple, T1 OQ No. 10 tins l'LJ DEVILED MEATS Tall Tins, Ofc '.) for Ld $1.25 Velvet, Prince Albert, Ceo. Wash. 2 .25c We carry a complete line of Sperry's Feeds, Suielay, Surlive, Sure Crow, and Scratch. See us before you buy. We can save you money. St 'CAR Coarse Cane, CQ KM) Pounds PU,UJ i FLOUR Sperrv's White Down Hard Wheat Blend One Bag , .'. $1.80 Barrel ,.$7.45 ; u.V,, fi '- . -.