La Grande evening observer., July 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Wednesday, July 13, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
rage Three
QUCIETY fSl
42 Lodge Members I
Attend Union Meet
Forty-two members of the 1-U 1
flruudc Neighbor of Wuo.lrr.nt
.lodge, finite No. 47, attended a
hif. i in of the i nion lodge ;it
Inion Monday evening. Fourtei n
cuim It'll the hull li.-n- at ahoui T
o'clock. ;
' About Cft Falun lodge nifinhfi't'
nitrnrict the meeting. Then- wi
a business session iturliiK tin- em
y part or the t venlng. followed
by Hie initial fon of a large etas
it! eandhlute. HefreahuicittH were
served by the committee In charge,
mter which the remainder of the
evening h'iih pnt dancing. Those
utlmdtiiK from t.u tlrando retin a-j
ed home al about I o'rluck.
A business meeting of the Worn!
an 't Hem-fit asKiH-laittiu was lob)
last ev.'iiintf ut tin- Knights i f
I'ythluM hall, starting at 7:4.
o'clock. Mm. Iternh-e liiamwcii,
miiim-ander, presided over the:
jncetlu; and plans wi'n- eotuplct -i
id fnr repreeinutiun tu tin- pa - i
fade during tin- American l.cgiun '
convention- next week. j
The W. It. A. will he n-prewnte I
by hoi b a drill team and a flna..'
.l fin hern huve been w orking for
eevt rat wi't-ks preparing tin- floa;,
which will probably he completed
Friday exciting when t hi' Weslway.
i lull, tin- social auxiliary to tho)
w. it. A., will im-t l at the lunii-i
ni Mrs, A list F.rlckson.
, Thlrly-flve fi lends and relatives
gathered at Riverside park Mon
day evening for a picnic suppi r
honoring Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Met-!
I'ulf. who an- visiting in tin rli y
from California.
, Mr. Mi-tea If made his home in
jt (Ira nd i' before going to Cali
fornia about nine years ago, un I
has many friends here.
Girls to Take Part
t - In Legion Sessions
( Six clrlM 01 tin' HoaiiKetalii
fnmpfhf girl group nut yesterday
jifieinoan at lh- home of Misj
In-lio SticnrtT lor a lilisiness ntee--
luff. Mrs. ". N. Palmar, proaldont
of th Amoriraii J.eglon uuxiliary,
was present und asked the lieip
of the girls during the slate le
sion und auxiliary eon vent ion to
he -held here next week, and th.'
(rtrw promised to lie I p. Member.-!
t.f tlif Saraiawi-a group, of w hicn
Mrs. T.elf H. Awes is guardian.
Wei e present and also consented
Jo help during the convention. The
Kills will net as pages and rolnrf
hearers during the auxiliary ses
sions. A
Several nrw ninipfirc nifinbeis
wr-re stiKfrested, and will be voted
, Vruoivjit he next biiHlness meeting.
tat the group.
'i .The int meellng. wlilcli will b.-i
Wedmsday. July an, will lie a
fercmonial, heghinlnc nt .7 :au
Vloek In the evening. The gli-is.
.v 1 1 1 .m-et nt Hie iiostoffiee und
hike to a plaee beyond Ittverside
park, where the rt-ivmoninl will be
liebl.
r Tim Sarajawca cauipfir" prlrl
prnup mel at the lionie of Miss
atalle Kheri Tuesday afternoon.
July Specials
S.'ic Ilouclnlr Kh'i'ni-x
TTiP Owl Tlii-atririil ('ir-nm
bolh for 79C
.MIC Ilril l-'-lilhi'r lt:ilr
" .,f)r
firtp lied Keatlier Shav
ing l.oti-.n
iac Pom Pom Luster 39C
Tie Owl Ameroll, hea
vy (plnl) 59t
i:tr Owl Antiseptic So
lution (pint ) .... 59f
Moon Drug Co.
Agents lr
Die Owl Drug Oo.
They Know
The Best
Our many satisfied patrons
tell us they come to this shop
for beauty work because they
iiuvft learned that here they
are able to get the most satis
factory beauty work. A It ho
we have moved from our for
mer location in the o. K. Mar
her Shop and are now locat
ed on Jefferson Ave., never
theless our business is rush
Inp. We are convinced that
our good friend appreciate
ntir efforts to plea? and
that they will brine their
friends here too. While other
hnpft follow we will continue
o lead the w;iy.
Reynaud's
Beauty Shop
1310 Jefferson Ave.
EWS
The firm part of the ufternoim
"us spent in a biihlness session,
when Iftlcm were read from Farl
". It'-ynohln. te-ereiry of th"
rhiiiiiber of commerce, statin that
all but three ol the trees ptante 1
t (ianglofl park are doing nicely,
and from llndiop W. F. Iteming
ton. who if;i - the group permis
"ton to use the Kplsropal church
camp ground at Cove.
Menus are all arranged fwi eveiy
day of t !ie camping trip, which
the girls plan . to make Home time
soon.
hefore adjournment the hoKtesn
Hfrved efr MtiineiltH.
Announcements
The La. lies' aid of the KiikMhIi
I.utiierju, elnnvh will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2:'Mi o'eloek i.t
the home o! Mrs. Matt lies. 712
AhIi Htreet.
The AM(
toniorriiw
t he home
singer.
. I l.adieM nid w ill meet i
ul'letnnon. July 14. at'
of Mm. Kveiett Wall-'
MENUS
lly SUler Mary J
IS II KA K l-'AHT - t'lieri'les. bakeil
fiwii cakes, creamed potatoes, break-
fast ratlishi'M, corn niuflins. milk,
coffep.
U'Nt'llKOX Spinach delicious, J
toasted niufl ins. cottage c-heese :
with I!ar-le-llne rurrains, crack -
ers, milk, tea.
l).N!:il lint veal loaf, green'
peppers stuffed with rice, aspara-,
Mis salad, green apple pie. milk. '
coffee. j
Spinach OcllcloiiM
Two pounds of spinach, I eup
sliced m us h moms, t! hUci-s bacon.
1 lubtespooii flour, 4 teaspoon
salt, 'i, teaspoon pepper, ij tea
spoon paprika, 1 cup milk, - Iraril
cooked eggs. V
Wash and pick over spliiifch.
t'ook in iiM own juice until tender,
letting tii'e lliild 'ook away.
Drain and chop, reserving juice
to use in sauce. It roil bacon un
til crisp. I'se 1 tablespoon bacon
fat, add sliced mushrooms ami
cook over a tow fire for tt-n min
utes. Stir iu flour, slowly add
milk and spinach juice and cook
until mixture boils. Season with
sail, pepper and paprika. Arrange
spinach in center of deep platter,
surround with bacon and pour the
sauce over spinach, (iai'nisb with
slices of hard -conked eggs.
Make very hot in the oven be
fore garnishing with eggs.
Lady Oxford Tells
, Women'SrSecrets
LONDON (Al'HU'T views on
women and marriage are expressed''
by Mnrg.it As.(U't h, count.-ss of
Oxford and Asiuith in a m-w
book called "Lay Sermons."
'"Women from the days of
Adam and Kv'," she says, "have
understood the game of love and
practiced tin art of enticement. I
"She is a sphinx without th
s.-c.et. which nn-n give up their(
lives to (list mangling. :
'Nature is lor secret, anl thatj
secret is sex.
I am inclined to think there
are more marrhiKcjt I hat lme
turned out well than otherwise. j
Woin-n may lie truthful In the
sense that .they will not lie. hut
they are baldly ever candid."
a im:pi"M Aiu.i: iusii
make Krencb fried potaloe..-.
T(
pe.l an.) cut the potatoes icngu.
wise into strips about one-h.ilf
inc thick. Itinse In cool running
water and souk tor two or thr-e
hours in cold water to remove as
much starch as possible. Pat with
a clean, t'ry cloth to iibnotb niois-
t u re.
K
n a K 1 1 1 o nf ili'i-p fiit lint
nn.isli 10 lirnwn :i smull piici nf
hri-.-i'l in nnc inlnuto. Fry n cup
ful nr pntuto.s .it ii film'. Ui innvi
frnm 111.- f:il w ll-n H KOliii-n l.i nwll.
Ilruin nn rl-!iii uIisoHm-ii! pap.-r
iiml
one
Kprlnkli with sill'- Siivc ill
wliil.' lint lill-l iTlsp.
AX IIOM'.M' lUXil
pnxi'A CITY. nkln. AI') An
liont'Ht iiii'ii'" pli'Ulro "111 offs.'t
tin- rovilf'n (Wll'iy In II"' I'oll'-1'
slutinn b.i". (!. A. HiilHirr. "f
I'-ni t Stull Ii. Arli.. pnrkfil Ills inn
tor cur 111 ll foihl'lilin spot mi'l
ivns tni.'Kfl. Hi', whs In ii liiniy
anl li ft Hi'' flly, lint ""t I""''1 "
chi'i'k for :'''" i r"' ri""'
Sum Tlllli, police chief. r.'llll'IH'il
the cliicH to 1,111'nii nun iifi.
for liln plioloK-nipli. It
fiiiiiicil. Till k uys.
vlll
Evening Shoe
LIfht preen velvet and an IntciO'd
: ing silwr kid snap are the me.
diiuns emploed lor thi evening
i ihoe. showing (lie 1 1 end toward
i fciinplktry. The heel is of illver
I kid.
jOUT OUR WAY
WELL SF?-WE PUT ALLTH'
Z'l-'J AMMUWltiOM WAGOM AMD LEFT 1
A MAM VMiTtH -STfJicr ORDERS To
BlOW iT UP IF 1H' imdiam?, BROhtl
TPRU . MOW , HERE-i.
S.H, -3 HEROES
REG U S PAT OfT.
1IILCARI1
PERSONALS
HIl.CAKl). (Sp. cial) Mrs.
Mabel Scott and children spent
Sunday picnicing at Wallowa lake.
I'aul (l.-ttlc was at llligard Mon-
day.
Krie Afnian, of Seattle, spent tho
week end at his home here.
Alltert Watson spent
tho week
end at ills home lierc.
Arthur Cnnindl Is visiting' In
Portland.
Those that attended the da lire
here Monday night were M r. and
Mrs. Ward Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Kred llagey.
of Slarkey, Kred die 1 1 a gey and
John Cmtdont from La. Grande.
M Iss Mori.- San ford, who wan
thrown from a horse and injured
Monday, is gelling along nicely.
Mr. und Mrs, .Guy Thonihrue and
daughters. Nellie and Kva, were La
OrnTMl' visitora Tuesday. 1
IiiK''Je Seit, front La Grande
was at H llgai d Tucsdtiy.
Mia. Haz.-I l-'lelds returned to her
home at Ontario Tuesday.
John Price mid Leonard Fergu
son were La Grande visitors re
cently. M rs. K. Suit tii and sons.
Otenn and Marvin, from Perry, and
Mr. ami Mrs. Prank Sanfard and
child n n, Gerald and Marie, and
Juanita Thompson drove to Pon
dosii Tuesday.
Mr. und Mrs. Winslow Able and
sou from Meiicham won visitors
of M r. Ahh-'-i mother, Mrs. Sam
Pel guson, Tuesday.
M rs. Ah-x Matheson was a " La
Grande visitor Tuesday.
Mr. iiml Mrs. Grant "Williams
from Meacliain wore visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferguson Wed
nesday. Mr. mid Mrs. Ptair.-t and child-
rcn. who have been visiting their j
Beauties of Two Lands Meet
lifts Wmi
. w
L Lilt V
A recent Antcritrin LetMnn bene tit progiam at Santa Ann. Calif.,
brought tocether two of the tinted beau lie uf Gib day Misj
Kay LaiiphbT ttefft. who was Mis Anieina In and M1k$
Pliyllli Gibbs, who t Miss AuitrnlnAt ibis yar Mini Oibti lu
Und to ntt th muvlvs
BEOTME
COME.
DO
WHERE.-THREE'
.son and hl wife. Mr, and Mrs.
! Howard Siairct. left for (heir home
In Seattle Wednesday. 1
M i s. I 'etc I 'a I rice was a lia
lirande shopper Wednesday,
f Those that went to Cove swim
;inlng l-Tidnv were Mrs. Iteagan anil
I children, .Mm Mabel Scott find
' children and Mrs. Weinier and
' children.
j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thornbrito
i and children wen La Grande shnp-
jiers Sal unlay evening,
l.conard Ferguson t in l.tt
(Jratidu Saturday.
LOSTINE
PERSONALS
LOSTINI-; (Special) Mrs. i:iea
! nor Vermillion, of Suinmervllle,
'and Mrs. Charles Morris, of hnh
j ler, visited Thursday wll h M rs.
William Wiggins.
M r. I turner, of Knler prise, the
enmity assessor nf Wallowa ctnrhty,
has been at Lostine several days
looking after business.
. Itaymoud llouser, who has been
farming on his lallier'H farm in
Idaho, returned home thU week.
Mr. and Mrs. Palley pates, of
Walla Walla, spent a few days at
Wallowa la ke and visited wit h
.Mrs. Kiln MacKinzle,
Floyd and Mr. Moffll drove In
linker county where they went to
look after some milch cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MoKhrie.
ofWullowa. visited recently at the
home of Mr. McKinzie's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Wade and
I sons. Heed and Mert on, Mr. and
I Mrs. V. A. Searls and sons, Marvin
jand Keith, spent several days at
the lake.
Kathleen and Carolyn Gond
jman, of Fnterprlse; pent several
days at the Charles prldwell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moans, of
ndleton, spent several days at
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By Williams'
NOW-lTs
VOL) HEAR
ME. 7
JJ!f?AViLLiMC
Olt27 BV NIA UHVKt. INC.
Losttne receitly.
The Hehekah wmnen gave Mrs
Mark Crossland n serenade In the
lodge rooms Tuesday evening and
nresented her with a beautltul
wedding present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Poe and sociable on the lawn south r the
Alfred Lilly arrived Tuesday ve- t'row slore. Ice cream and take
nlug from Portland. They are enlwere sold.
route to Clarion county. Pu., vbere Freil Kdwards made a business
they are goins n business. They visit to Joseph Tuesday morning,
left here Thursday morning nod i Mr. and .Mrs. Dean Crow and
will make the trip by auto. Mr. friends went emnpiuK up the smith
Poe's mother, Mrs. Klizaheth Hrld- fork of the Wallowa river Satur
Tbtj
salad
y-S'l
Today's salad is served like tliis. A silvt-r
tray is placed before the hostess, with
two cruets Venetian jlass or crystal or
colored Bohemian are all in vogue ri jt 1 1
now and a silver ewer or bowl and all
the little pepper pots and shakers one
wishes.
She then makes the dressing
French, of course in the silver ewer.
Measures and stirs and pours it, freshly
blended, onto the salad.
Fashionable folk consider it much
smarter to dress the salad in this way at
the table. And, too, a freshly blended
French Dressing has a "life" to it, a pi
quancy that cannot be denied.
.. Three part of Wesson Oil to one
JULY SALE j
The success of our July Sale proved to be far above our
expectation. Hundreds of customers visited our store andj
shared in the exceptional values. For the balance of thist
week we are offering- some Extra Specials. We wish to close
our stock completely, at the earliest possible date. !
All Remaining
1-2 Price
well, accompanied l hem here mid
she will remain lu Wallowa 'coun
ty until thev reiurut
Mr. Gaillke, ex-banker in' Jos
eph, and J. A. Murleigh. of Kntor
prise, were at Lostine Monday
evening on business.
Fred Keil, of Lostine. mul M I ;m
Fdna Ueldler, of Wallowa, were
uuietly tnarrii'd at 10 n I er prise
Thursday, July 7. The happy
eollple visited friends at Lostine
for a few clays and then went in
Wallowa where they will make
their home,
John MacKinzle and Fred 1M
wiirds have opened up ol'Pce moms
in the bank building and will sell
Insurance and do notary work.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. L. Mcilill are
driving a new sedan which thev
purchased In La Grande last
week.
Mrs. Mark Crossla ml accom
panied her husband to their home
at I nion Monday.
The women of the Presbyteri-m
church recent I v held an lee . re no
accepted
etiquette.,:.
Coals
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AN 3MILUNERY
day afternoon. Sunday morning
Mr. Crow went to Chimney lake
which Is about -'0 miles from Los
tine and caught I i eastern brook
trout. They were on exhibition at
Lust hie for a while.
M rs, Mabel Allen brought in n
beautiful houitiet of dahlias which
were grown on tier place pear lis
tine. This Is proof thai they, can
be Kiiccesfully raised In this part
of I he country.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itnnes took
t heir daughter, I Men, to li
( i rande Tuesday lo consult a doc
tor. 'the little girl has been sick
NO MORE
SHINY NOSES
If the face powder you now usn
does not stay on long enough to
suit you -dors not keep that ugly
' shine away Indefinitely does not
! make your skin colorful like n
I peach t ry t his new wonderful
j special Fiench Process Puce i'ow
i der railed MP.LLO-OI.O. Itcincm-
her the name. MKLLO - UI.O.
There's nothing like it. Glass
' Driiifs, Inc. -Adv.
of vinegar r lemon juice gives a bland,
mil l dressing. Two parts of vinegar gives
a t.irt tires .ing. It depends somewhat on
the strength of your particular lemon or
vinegar, rlcntyof salt. ..peppfr... paprika
too, if you like color.
It is delightful to surprise your guests
by adding little touches of strange condi
ments. For mu.it salads you might like
to add u bit f chutney or mustard. If
you arc serving a fish salad try a little
ketchup -or if you choose, some
Worcestershire Sauce.
Hut you must have a choice salad
oil. Wesson Oil is very delicate in flavor
and it is so good to eat that it makes a
delicious French Dressing.
Every Dress
1-4 to 1-3 Off
quite a while and friends hope for
a speedy recovery.
; The air ministry of Italy htm
I forbhbl' n officers r the royal air
force to marry until they nr So,
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