La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Thursday, July 21, 1927.
LA GTIANDE EVENING OBSERVED
Page Three
Society News
Princesses Will
Be Entertained
Tonight at Un ion
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(irande isMumhiK ail alien-
U.n Inwanl Hie American Leum j
Mute convention ihtu week, unvl i
ftuclety is decidedly quiet with th -i
(Xivntinn iif ji number at r r-i .
rmneetd with tho convention
. Thin evening tlif first of Oh h
eiety eventn of tin- convention will
tnke phice at tin- tnlon hoi.-l wh-n
. . .
me iocui pom o i m .tiiericun
Legion win be iioxt to a1! of t he
-prlncossen lh attendance from tin
various towns of the .stale, the lo
cal princess, Miss Hut h Brum Well,
uml her nix ait nilantn.
The Kills who will act as Miss
Uniniweil'M attendants are; Misses
Madeline Hai hi-iiii. Marie i 'otilure,
Lillian Sims, lieulah Newlin an I
Klla (telle Kitchen, ami Mrs. Dor
othy I'layle.
The dinner will he held in the
reivptlon room of the I nion hotel.
Two other events of interest ha
Wen phi lined by I he local Allien
can Legion auxilia ry. a secret a ry
trcasureis' diniifi-. which will take!
place this evening at II o'clock lilt
the dining room of the l-'irst Meth-j
odlsl Kpiscopal church, and a prr.
Ideal's parley dinner, whtch
will
bo Klven on l''riday evenimi in tu
dining loom of t he First fresh;
toiian church.
All legion auxiliary secrctarl
and treasurers at I end ins Hje
s-entiou will be jrm-sts at the
n'r this evening, and
problems
-otinocted with the two omces wi.i mimo to Settlers and 1'ion.vra of
be discussed. Mrs, Jessie Kelly, of lion county and enlarge the scope
Maker, will preside, and in ad.ll-' Qf our orKanization."
Jinn to various talks there will h,- MrH. Mattie Golden, secretary,
music. A women's sextet willsinK r,.iui tll(, Ininutl.,s ot- tlu, lasl ,IUM.t.
and Mrs. It. V. Dops. y will render nff amPalso the names of departed
a vocal solo. I members during the ast year,
The dinner Friday ovomnsr wiM They follow: Airs. Jimn Uilmore.
W the annual president's parley ! Kdward E. Orout, Oraco A. Good
dinner.'and all presidents and puNtU yvii l.oueiui Jlenson. A. J.
presldeiitfc- of Die legion auxiliary Mnlholiand, Sarah Haynes Dolson,
in attendance ut the convention y rs. Mn,.y ,jlllu; lirooks. Mrs, Min
liore will tie present. The affair ,lk, Oonch. Mrs. Viola Coiirtwritfht.
Is In chaise of the president. Mts.tA(,x Cochran. Mrs. Kale Allen
IJetia A. I'almer. and past prcsl
dents oi the La tiranue auxiliary.
Mrs. Andrew l.oney jr.. Mrs. Jean '
ltlchardson and .1 rs. ! lorenee
Williams are Die past president:!
here.
Mrs. Minnie Knslman, of Gres
luim. will preside at this dinner
and Die women"s sextet and Mrs.
It. V
music
cops. y will again furnish
" MlK. A. It. llealos, of Seatll
n-Hion;il vice president ol the wes.
crn division, will he a guest t
honor at both dinners.
Miss Miller 'Is
Hostess To Class
Miss Ixalii'llo MilliT was linsti's.t
In tllf liiirh solionl ulrl KliiclUMtc's'
('hiss of llu l-'list I'rt'uhytci-tiiii
rhnrch Tinsii:iy ivimiIiik nt Hi"
hoini' of li. r iiiiivnld, Mr. niul Mrs.
chiirlt'H II. Mill.-.
( Tlif ovrninir wsis sn1'"' a ""
rliililc . iiikI In cllsi'iission of lh'
MiiKM wni'U. ,
Itolnly 1-erroNliiiH'nlH ui'i'f kpi---oil
by llH- liosttss licl'ni-f ailjourll
rnrnt. ...
Mfinbi'ls of Iho SonnKi'liilin
p.'iinpfirf Kirl Broup hi'ld n c-ore-inonlnl
nifi-lini? Tui'Srlny cvt'nlnn.
Till' llii-t,al tllf tost olfirf III
7::ll o'flofk and lilk.-.l lifjomi
ltlvirsl.li- park, whpri! a lart'f
rninpfiff was lulill anil llif ci'ic
'monlal I'liiiiliielf il. Two itlrl it
Inailf wonil al lii'lf rslhi' flisl
lank In canipfiri' work.
Illlillll! til" "VflllliK lh" Kirls il"-t-I.I.Ml
In assist in tllf Anifi-ii-aii
l.fHion slat" rniu'illtion. wliif'l
iiliiiif.l liii-f lliis nioiniiiK. hy hi
llif natris.
Ti
MENUS
lly SIsK'P Mnry
TUIICAKKI-'AKT lllarkbf ri-lf s.
Pfroal, rrrain, n-isp liacon, Hoft
i-onkfif i-KKs. rrisp toast, milk,
rol'frn.
l.l WHKOX-f'lillldl fruit clip,
erfrn ppears stufffil Willi "iff
uml rhfosf. Iifarts of li-tturp with
Kroncli iliossinc. Olivi- anil nut
sanilw Iclics. nifrincttfS flllfil with
rasplif rrifs mousse, milk. Irf1 t"a.
niNNEIl Knncllf il tenUerJoin
of pork, kohlrabi In erfarn sillioo.
Iiffl nips st all fil with spinach,
rliilled walnrniclon, milk, cofoe.
One pencil. 1 banana. 1 orange
mnl a iliish of lemon Juice will
eonihlne to make inouslf "fruit
rup" for four or five persons. Thin
Is one of the best ways to use up
o.t.ls nni emls or fruit. He sure
lh" mixture Is not too sweet Its
WEATIIERLY
the Quality Ice
Cream
Moon Drug Co.
llw Owl lrg
'I inlftHion la to whet the nppetlte.
'I'll. cup in list In- iserved very cold.
Mi'ilngues
i,,.':;0;'
l-our i'kkh (whiles), t cup pow-
Miuriir U. !i;ii,inriti i n nil hi
few KruiliH Milt,
Utiil ot ckk with wilt
untn 8,,tf 11,1,1 dr'- owly add
UKUr- rmiHtnt ly. Heat In I
'-"i "'i 8iooiii uouni
" '0, n iltl'h thick stand ill COUl
water iinttt the. nurl"ace i well
'ovnr with' "fool's cud" or uny
In uvy glazed w hit.' paper. Prop !
the t'K mixture from the tip of u
,,u"" umu lu" i'i"r- "V
not let iin-rhiLMiftj touch fiicli nth- !
not let nieriUKUeS touch each oth
er. Ha he in a moderately slow
oven fur 4 5 minutes. Scoop out (
the soft part inside the shells and j
return to tho oven to dry out. j
The eggs nIi oil Id be beaten on ft '
lare platte-r, UMinff a w ire whisk, i
Kino sifted granulated migur can '
he used' In place of powdered j
sugar if more convenient. When j
ready to serve flit each shell wilh j
Ice cream and top with the centers'
Dial have heen dried In the oven.
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UNION COUNTY'S
PIONEERS GATHER
IN PARK REUNION
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i
passed away. "Settlers." . Mr.
Wright explained, ''are those who
came after the opening of the rail
road In issi, and cannot he right
fully called pioneers, but with the
advance of time it Is fitting that
on- they should he a part of our or
H'1 ' ganlzation. Therefore I ugKeHt
iiu,t we change, the association'
. Sherwood,
Mrs. Mary Campbell,
Charles Clyde Pennington,
Alberson. Hans Jenson.
Knrly
Mary
Dough, Mrs. A. H. Con ley, Mrs.
Sarah J. Kuhn, William Itobbs,
James McClure, John Iv. Dunning
ton, Frank Dick, William Phillips,
Mrs. Sarah Dannock, James Mill
hoi kind. Ouincv Richardson.
Thomas Clark, Dora Carter, Mrs.
Anna Jones, Wllllnm Randall, Os
car Hopper, MtM. Mary Thompson,
Following this. Miss A'ina Con
by, accompanied by M is, Kalph
Webb, sang a vocal number, "In
a Little Garden,' by Hewitt. She,
responded to an encore.
At 1 1 o'clock the meeting ad
journed and the picnic lunches
w.tu-tv en.ioj.cd wnUL.tl opening jif
t he afternoon's program at 1 :Jla.
American Freighter !
Reported Sinking
LONDON, July 1 (AC) A
Heater dispatch from Mom hay
says that a wireless message had
been received stating that
A uiei icnn freighter Homestead Is
sinking off the Malabar coast as
a result of damage caused by a
heavy storm.
jiaiia.iiiinii'i.wisaA&MB
t i ra It your old l-Vird truck and
don't lo-i a second of time, If
ym bncn't a I'onl truck htlch up
our obi mule to the -tonehtinL I
will tell you the itiwui wb ft iv
siiniiiiiTlniu' ami etui mil ion time
to bool and the iirt two tlavs or
thl week r took In only SfJOO
ami we enn't siand micIi slow busi
ness that very long be'fiiis w
ace r rather a ticnotr. Ieiiierti
nit'iit. A carload of No, 2 cedar
-b ingles just urrlxfil atut you can
pk-k tlicui off ju-t ns fast as oti
can haul tbein away for per
M and oh tn4i- lieanl of a pi iev
like that in the illy of Lu (iramle
or pinbahl ncici will hour nf it
hi the ncl 100 yi'ncs. 'ou baiC
better not ask (picthms, hut just'
I conic and get Ihcin. 1onl forget!
I Hint we har just iiodetl a lare
! shipment of dmti-s from mc of
i ymir nri;rlilKrliig towns. Tbel)c
are gla.- Ihhh ami (imiiiikmi (Ihi
among tlicui mid 1 1 icy arc all gtnid
new diHMN nt thai, ami In order
to tnoc tin-in miirk, -oine anil
puck them away at iiIcts yon
lie er liciril of iM'foi-e. Anil (here
1 an odd huttcli of ivindmv sah
here that ou can take yoiir pk k
of as long a- they lal for VA''
HUfi.
I will It'll on something iIh
when I s1' you. so If you waul
in saw Mitm hig itHincy hn'i lose
i any tl?.
TIh tmii surf Is dennrnt'Jil tip
nk. Isn't It '.'
Hello, lolks In Malm. Von lifl'l
ImMUt J'nim orr lo flu fitnveii
tlon. Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
W Sell !r rih
The Poor Man's Frlrnd'1
i Near Foundry. I' hone Main t4fl
i No Muodftf Biulw
1 9
' l '
Metal Trimmed
lJW.
lUv f- "-4: J '
A tailored frock has as Us priuc
pnl trimming " metal neeklae
uml bracelets ul t ached lu th
neck und sleeves.
To produce elea n-bodlcd timber.
elriHO spacing is desirable. . , bin
the tops of the trees begin to tit
tec mingle and crowd each othe:
howeve.r,'' they become like an i.ver
crowded garden, growth Ik . stagnat
ed, and t,hinniug Is necessar'. 'lhe
best formed, most valuable and
healthy trees hhnuld he selected to
remain, and -ntherd. likely to inter
fere with I heli- growl h. slum Id be
removed.
MALT
Hop flavored or plain Sold everywher
Laboratory tests have proved t h it the 2'i-pouud can of
Huckeye Malt Syrup Is superior to 3-pound cans of ordin
ary malt.
It VAN' I'IM'IT ("O.
Colonial Theatre's
Opening Feature
SATURDAY - SUNDAY
MONDAY
mwss
Orchestra Munic Feahirinrj
Paul Craver's Orchestra
25c
U. S. Specialist
i Is Urging Use
! Of Wool Grades
WASHIN'GTDN' (AIM Hearing
ti message of t nicker sales and
belter prices, George, T, Willing
mvre, l itlled Slates wool market- j
lag and slaudardlalbm specialist, '
ban gone into the west to urge
that fleece be sold by government
grades.
lie was preceded by 60 sels of
standard wool samples, prepared in
department of agriculture labora
tories here and forwarded to' va
rious branches of the industry
throughout Die flitted Slates. Kach
set contains 12 federal wool grades,
a correlation approved hy this
country and Great Itrilatn, and now
b"iug Introduced to r I'nntinenlai
Kurope.
Wlllinginyre's itinerary, begin
ning at Flagstaff, Arix., Includes '
I. os Angeles. San Francisco: 1'orl- ,
land and Ontario, Oregon; lto.e
man. Montana ; Logan. Ft ah; Salt
Lake t'iiy, Denver, Chicago. De
troit and linffalo. Tie will confer
with and address all Interests di
rectly connected with the wool
trade. - .
"When j a textile manufacturer
needs a particular grade of wool."
WiHIngmyrrt tells producers, "he
wants that grade and no other. The
producer who has it finds a quicker
market ami a heller price because
of the guarantee carried". y fleece ;
marketed hy government Hland-
They
tell me this
BUCKEYE is
wonderful stuff!
At last men have found u
hew topic of conversation.
Everywhere you go you
hear them talking of Buck
eye Malt Syrup. From
the enthusiasm the name
Buckeye arouses, you'd
think it was theoriy brand
And it is for millions.
Truly, wonderful stuff!
SYRUP
. ....... . i'iiVk.1.
WCTUWt
Any time
Any scat
Any show
Children lflr
"Tin" I'ulted Stated produce nil
ciuge of I m), Mini, oail pound!) of
wool annually, tin hulk of which
comes from the West, Most of tho
DC? clip has hern sold.
"Standardization of wool grades
is based on lilire diameter. Si lien
wool is not h Ik hly perishable, it
iends itself admirably lo standardly j grower, thi y Introduce and xllnim
zat ion. From the sheep's back, t late bettor met hods in t he seh-c-t
b t oiim M the various channel of lion of iiuinial lor reproduction."
Hail
Legionnaires!
WELCOME TO OUR CITY
Ms'.la' the KKI) CROSS Drutc
Sloro your liejulquarters meet
your friends here.
will have pictures of the
convention, including the Pa
rade, Drum Corps, Floats and
other events.
KODAKS FILMS DEVELOPING
KED-CROSS DRUG STORE
Next to Legion Hall
f
trade to the. fhml nuinufart urlnif ;
operaliuii lira do remains const nr.t.
Tlw'H'fotv the standard for grades
of wool may he termed producers',
tnt'M'hnmM' and munufad urertV
grade.
-II Is believed lliey will he Halls
factory In every phase of distribu
tion and merchandising. I'm' the
WELCOME, LEGIONNAIRES!
The Proverbial
Of The City
Are Yours!
1 11 1
reopte are a gooo aeat atiKe wo vvoriu over,
enjoy friends, .u'ood fellowship, and pleasant
Too often, however, vve are reticent, backward about
expressing personal sentiments. We prefer to let ac
tions speak louder than words.
In entertaining the World War veterans of Oregon
in the state convention of their greatest organization,
we are happy at our opportunity for hospitality. We
hope that our acts of hospitality will show you how
truly you are welcome. We are proud of this city and
this valley. We think it not only a good place to visit
hut a wonderful place to live.
We hope you'll find it that way the keys of the
city are yours. The records you have made as soldiers
and as citizens entitle you to the best Oregon has to
offer. We hope you can see much of our city and val
ley, that you enjoy the experience and have a good
time every minute of your stay, that you will come
again and again.
M.liil..'r
1-cliMiil Hin.rv.'
"Fortieth Year Of
PUTMAN'S
La Grande' Exclusive
Rradu-fo-Wear and MUUnery
Four Negroes Hurt
In Auto Accident
It. .1. Settle, Krank Clleiin, Kwln
vStctAurl nil. I huh Stunfield, all
ncKrucs, were Injured In an auto
mobile wreck tin mites west of here
mi the old Oregon Trail highway
lust muht when their car wim hit
bv a hit-and-run driver koIur- west,
who failed to Htop. The Hherlff
ut I'eiidletou wjih not i Tied to watch
for tho car but no report had heen
received um lo any capture this
imu'niiiK.
1 The iiuurtel, after rereivlnic
treatment was relea.seil from fur
ther huMplial allenllou. Their In
juries are not regarded a Hcrlouf.
ini i i:iti:,i: or oiimox
i OAKLAND, fill. There' u dif
ference of opinion uinnnit deleKaies
tu the convention of the federation
of hUNtncHH and professional wo-r
meiiH cluli.s aa to tho reuHOim for
bacheloi-H of both sex cm, Kaya Miss
Mary Zapp, of I'ocatelio, Ida. the
modern iri Heldom findu u mun
who ineeia with her approval uh a
companion and who Rllll eariiH uh
much uh Hhe doe. Ami Mr8. lOlva
Wilcov, or New Jerwy. aiiMwora:
"Il is nil a question of romance
i which some never find."
1 1 il 'il -T
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fl'lOUI'l'-M
Over " Million
Friendly Service"
II j ,'
NBW YOltK A m Ofwor
n "model hus "been" Tia cudod.
N'lncenxo Httrharo, 111. obtalninl a
w ritten protnlup from bin tiriio that
whe would earn cnourh nionfyto
aiipliort him anl her two chlldfefi
und also do tho hoiiM'work. yar
pUKHed. M r. Uarburo , becumnill
and had to quit work la ft rotqrj!.
j Tin n. Bhe said Jn court, tie tilt nor
land ahe had hlm arri'ste1. "Bilt1
she explained retfurdtny tip Ut Lhn
time thr- hlow Vint fi;ruok:''o wa
a model hnHband. Tl nTor anagK
ed or drank. K? Tiefpr taya out
! late." j , 5
GasSpoUedSleep
Made Her Uitoy
"For yearn I wiiftiwtsd from
and rontlpatinn, rRM' to tft-fcV-
,:irhPH und dlzy nuelW.v Tha fh
: done of Adlwtlt) - uv
I Now 1 rent wPll.'.'-AJTH. M. .rlnh
ley, Juki CI.NK 'wdcvitful ,f. 4bk:
Iku rellevew huh Htnct thut blo4fl
feelim; ho that you can ; f.t inji
Uleep well. Ac.iH fl-n OT'uvPY
ind lower bowel f.nil . reigvn K
wante mutter you twVr. thtnitlW
I wan tliere. v "Nq matter ,wbt jju
tried for yourtbma
I will mtrprine you. lh 4 jky.f(
UruK Co. t , -r-AflV.
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