La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 29, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textv. y Friday, July 20, 1927. TiA- GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER Pago Three Y SocmtNes Kiddies' Party At Park 'Honors ; 4-Year-Old Miss ! A number of children of the city enjoyed u deliKhtful afternoon yes trrdayi at Itlvortilde purk when OUT OUR WAY By Williams about the mid. lie of August. Tho remainder of the c-veniuj ' spent In u UlKfUBaton on "The I I)U8Iui?hi o( l'"rk'iiilhtii," kd .by I MiM llullu Anderson. . I llefreahments were wrvrd by the ) hostess before udjourtimeut. The Ladles' Aid society of the I KnifllHh l.ulhernii ehui-i-li m.l vt-I Mrs. John Stoddard entertained mlterduy afternoon ut the homo of it phntc party for her littio Blrl.Mra CharU.a Wurd. with .Mrs.' )leleu Jane, the occasion belli Wlird aml Mn. , K,.ajelu a8 Jut fourth birthday annivernary. (hostesses The party was from 3 o'clock j Atrs. j',t.u 1L Awi.g c.oniuctcd until tiViind the children mjoytd j lno Uevotioiml, vng u review of games and wading. Henry Van JJyku'a book, "A Hund- j At 5 o'clock a picnic luncheon tU 0f (j(Uy( un Herveu. mvh rxuuuaru nun assisted by her cousin. Miss Oei-I Irude iMetJreffor, who la visiting htc from Halt Ijike City, and by i Misses Marva I,yman and Hernlcej Wilson. . h. I Tlie ehililren present were Am 1 tmd Hill Hloddard, I'atsy und J.olin IcMimus, Mary Kllen . und Jean friioddard, of H'lker, Hnibura Ktod itnl, Mureille and Junior Jteynoldn, Jturbaru, and Oraldlne O'lirlcn. Stella Jeun Inifle und Hetty und jlehn Stoddard. 4 ' - About 13 girls of the Sacaj.i Avra cauipfrre jrlrl Broup und lhir guardian, M rtt. I, elf II. A wen, will leave Sunday for Cove, where thev x ill s)if-nd a week camping on the 3-;placopal camp grounds. , , The week's schedule. Includes a mviiu In the Cove Swimming pool every day, u liike to the . top of Alt. I-'anny on Wednesday and other interesting features. The irh-is will complete their pine nee ille baskets, which wore started a short time ago, and will win hon ors by cooking out of doors. 4i Saturday evening. Just be lure the close of t he co tup on .Sunday, a big council meeting will ; iait presided be held. 1 mandcr, Mra. After the business session the j remuiuder of the afternoon wns j enjoyed in a. sociable, when the hostesses served refreahiucnta. J The rcgulur meeting of Neigh-1 bors of. Woodcraft circle No. IV j wua held lust evening at the K. C. hull with 43 members in uttend aricc. One cundldutu wua initiated during the evening. Tho business session was fol lowed by u sociable, when tv committee in charge served re-1 freahments. i The Neighbors of Woodcraft pic- j nic piann-u tor Sunday ut immi grant Springs will tuke place a' Uiverstde purk instead All mem bers desiring to attend the picnic are asked to meet at the K. I. hall at 1 o'clock, where cars will be provided. W. B. A. Given Report On Por.t Huron Meet the The reirulur meetini? of Woman's Heneflt association wus held Tuesday evening at the K. I'. over by the eotn Berniece Itrauuveil. Mis. I. 1,. llunnerfoi d will lie-1 During tile mei tinc the charier company the riouii on their trip Wus draped In memory of the late as swimming Instructor ami wlu.M,.H. h u-old llerron. t. ueh .all of the girls who do not I a report was read coverltiB the already know how to swim. activities of the .supreme eonven- Hon held ut I'ort Huron. Mich. Nine Kills of the .SoanfetaliH M,a. Adelaide Packard utlcnde.l campfire Kirl croup enjoyed .1 the meetintr from Eastern Oregon, slumber parly Wednesday night nil her territory having had the lar tlie home of Miss Lenore Kly. The est Increase In membership since Kills came masqueraded und prizes the first of the year. Mrs. Julia 'ucrc.Kivon for the funniest und y. Ward, stulu president, ulso al most .atlraclive costumes. Miss tended the mectins:. .Mildred Spencer, who was drused Mis!) Ulna M. West, who is well as u Spanish dancer, : won ; the known to the W. It A. members prize for the most atlraetlve eos-'n ,a tli-ande, was iiKalu honored lame and Winifred' Kvcson re-jwhh unanimous election to the r.-ived thi' prize for having th M supreme presidency. Ibis being her runnicHl eostumi'. She represen'.-1 fin , consecutive year In this of-i-d an old maid. I flc. ayJix. V-fSANie -Time.. J w fSf? mq.ulWT.crf. irrw vlvuun oim ir miwict. lie 40 PER CENT OF ONION CROP GONE Market Said to. Be Hold ing Steady at $1.25 Price to Trade i Be Child's Pal, Urges Adviser Of . WAl.l.A. WAU.A. Wash.. July j I'll With approximately 40 per cent of I ho Walla Walla valley's j I y -7 onion crop nlready moved out, according tn hlpperrt' estimates, ( the lirlce during the past week held steady ut u new level of $1 a bug to growers und $1.26 to the trade. Indications that this price might bo maintained were report- ed good Saturday. Onion hurvent la on In full awing a ml bet ween 3n o ud 4 0 ea ra flatly are leaving here by the two railroad linen serving the valley. M a rk eta u re be I n g found In tho middle west and south und a fair demand Is being met. Onion Arc- Small Hut (iood : The onions are uvcruging small er than In most years, but art1 maintaining a high quality. It Is said. The keeping properties of this year's onions is satd to be bet ter than those of last year. A decline in the, price of onions a week ago has been reflected in tho old "gag" of complaints from buyers ut receiving points, but with nearly ull of the onions leav ing here under federal certificate of Inspection, no losses have had to be taken by shipper. In most hunch the rclnflpcctlon asked ut the receiving point has been de nied and whero given, has veri fied the inspection at shipping points. Acre Ylelils Lighter ' Owing to lh lower yield to the acre caused by the smaller st.o of onions, growers sny that they C4iii ill afford .to take, any more drops in the market. Last Today's Express Brings 50 NEW HOME FROCKS 50 Voiles Dimities - Prints 1.98 to 5.50 PUTMAN'S La C ramie's Exclusive Head u-to-W ear and Millincru left in the ground because prices I lluiner Goodrich w ill keep an en were 50 cents and less a suck. At ;KUKt.Mll.ut lo phiy bridge even it pres. lit prices grower,, c hor L,u. hiM to rlv. sh(. (,,ml. 3i u possible slight profit, they say. jln an airplane be. a u ho sho feuded . jsho would be late, piloting the JIAHtFUKJ), Conn. -Miss Mary craft most of llus way herself. . ; ;'luhoma. West IT C Pni.An TAk' A nnAAinAttn J Vunsylvanl j u x aicui-xcaiiiCL xidsuiuiuuin mi ka. Michigan. Minnc.-wta. Alabama. ,,uniIw.dB of loll8 of 'on,ons weio llvansjiH, W isconsin, Vermont, Ok- I NKW YOltK (Al) Kducatlon will not advance an It should until parents tuke n more uctivo Interest in it for the sake of their. children, believes Mrs. Florence . V. Wat- klns. 1irift. iuvenlle protection, and mo tion pictures nro considered In tho pufnt-tencher study groups. ( . "We aim to send ,lon per cent iihvslcaHv fit children into the first xecutlve secretary of I ho Nu- Uru,i0 fn September," she says. "Oil convenlinn ofiieial tlamcs and dancing was enjoye 1 lJortmr tin: by tiie girls during the evening, uiles in the organization weie In tin- morning breakfast was change d to president and secretary served. ' in place of commander and record j keeper, respectively, all other ti- ttles to coi'respond. Women may tiona.1 Congress of 1'arent-TeuclnT iisMncfations. "Tarents haven't played enough with their children," . says Mrs. Wat kins, who is conducllug u course on "the . parent-(eachex movement" In the summer session I of Columbia university.. - . ( Virginia, Indiana, Korth Carolina, Murylund, T'lorlda, Iowa, Colorado, and California. COW IF. A ltlU'NI-riTK Miss Baker Hostess To Bible Students Members of the7 high school girt graduates' class of the Tresbyte rian Sunday school met last eve ning -at the church with Miss Cor rine Itakrr as hostess. 7 Thi- community room, where tin-iin-1-ling was held, was attractively decorat'-d with boiiuuets of sum mer flowers. Mtes Klla Neiderer. ice president, presided over lie: business session,' and plans wer' made for a class picnic to be held now lake ns high as $ 1 o.ano 111 1 benefits instead of thw- formtr J500 certificate, also reincorpora tion -was made perpetual instead of .10' years as foriyerly. ' ' I'lctures of the-W'.-H. A. flortt and drill tenm. whh'h took Dart in tho American I.ecion iarado las ' Saturday, have been taken und will be sent to headquarters. "They have been censors instead t of playmates. They should come jdown from Ihelr pinnacles, und bn- come their children's pals1. lar lenls, however, are moro alive, to the possibilities of training the child through the first six years of life. Teachers are more sympa thetically inclined to problems con fronting the home. Communities Announcements Agmel --(lie concentrated sup of the Maguey plant obtained in Mexico, has been giving wonderful results in tie treat ment of high bloo J pressure, diabetes, stomach troubles and ltrlght'a dis ease. Moon Drug Co. AkmiI Vor The Owl Ini( Oo. A.-di for Home AK'nel lit-'ralure. The World Wide Clllld of the First Itaptlst church will meet to morrow afternoon at the home of Miss Mildred Fox. l;2 Second street. Iteports from the house party, held ut McMlnnvillc, will be Riven. MENUS eui 1 tr A H OHiail S Shop Our haireutting ehalr Is an impoitaiit fciiiure of our beauty vhop. It Is cuuipped w il h swivel mirrors to aid each customer ,ln ilheeting Mr. Ueyiiiiud to (rivothe ex-i-t em desired.. You will en joy having your hair cut lure in a beauty shop for women. REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop mo Jefferson Ity Sislcr .Maiy Hit KA K FAST Fresh prunes,! cereni, en am. crisp brolb-d iiacon. ! creamed i-pgs. toast, milk, coffee. I I.I'NCHKONSalmon and green pea salad, rye bread, sour cream 1 pic, milk, tea. IHNNKIl Hrolled Spanish mackerel, baked new potatoes. bet greens garnished wit li hard cooked eggs, banana and orange salad, brown Hetty, milk, .cot' fee. Oven-broiled bueon Is sure to prove popular. Tin- bacon should be placed on a rack over a pan. The regulation broiler of the aver age gas range fits the oven, but ii one docs not have this, an ord inary flut broiler can be supported on a pan so that the bacon eooks in the oven, the pan receives the bacon "drippings" and t he bacoit Is held unite above them. When the creum sours, sour cream pio will be a treat. jHHir Cream Tie One cup sour crvatn. cup su gar, 2 c::ir, 'i teaspoon salt. 1 cup se- ib d raisins. cup finely diced apples, 2 tahh-.tpoona flour, I teaspoon cinnamon. Heat yolks of eggs until light. Add cream. Mix and sift sugar. flour, halt and cinnamon. Add have become more concerned In making conditions right for tho child.'i. x Mrs. Wutklns points out how by discussing child health and the use of leisure with parents in rural communities, cooperation between tin- parent and the teacher la being brought about. She tells of a town ' 1,. e.n..-i.lTi it'li,r vnimir unniiMI iltil not know how to play because, they had worked since childhood. In cii les, tho problems of safety. tiiislns and appris and mix thor iniirhlv. Add to eirir mid cream. Mix well and turn into u pie dh:h I lined with pastry. Hake 10 mih- utes In u hot oven. Reduce heat and bake until firm in a moder ately slow oven. It will take aboul 3 a minutes. Ileal, whites of eg,;s until stiff and dry. Heat in 4 ta blespoons sugar and H teaspwon vanilla. Cover pie with meringue and bake In a slow oven for eight minules. S-rve eold 10y I'ay. children who are to'en ter schol la September flro ex-il'inined,- and between -s. May and September wc havo our summer 'roundup, . when .remedial ail ments of children ure . corrected." lmrroving motion pictures. Mrs. Wutklns believes, will aid educa tion. In the placo of the "silly. plotless., picture." - she urgea the adaptation .for tins screen -of moro of tho great llterury masterpieces. .In her cbiHs at (Vilinnhln lire TO students from New York, New Jef-8i-y, Ohio, Texas, Illinois Nebras- NliW, YORK.."- Constance. Tal- inadgo Is-u bruuctlc. but not for jlotig.' Her tresses, are so distasteful that she hid lhetu under a big hat (while her picturo f as being taken. 1 remarking: "1 won't take off -my hat till l'pi.a blonde again." I'.vtii: Mit. ritiui:T Annual FISH FEED Wing, Fin and Fleet Foot lub Monday, Aug. 1st I. 0. 0. F. Basement Women's Charming Summer Footwear at $3.95 llTILADY would scarcely expect at the height of the season to find such wonderful sum mer footwear so low priced. . Light colored summer oxfords, ties, straps and step-in pumps, sizes from 3 to 8; triple A to C width. i);G.75 to !f-7.25 values at $3.95 New fall shoes, high and low heels, straps, slip-in pumps and gypsy ties $5.95 to $7.25 THE BOOTERY NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Sensa-l thin In Hrosident Coollde's home town.- Two girls went shopping In, one-peco bathing suits'. Somebody notified the mayor ami chief of j police. Then -the shoppers fled a ( ein;hUH ' throhtev . , ' " I Appliqued Pussy This htftch bag of blue olkiolh has au upphqued white minora cat and whit? border. Al the proem time our siting lers are doing iiMiiiigling Jl They nir tllfrcrcnt than ltnt pr fcloiiiil hinulet-H as tliej tlrhi plenty of milK Into the .-liingle-! " In the proper pluiv. Ami lo niey no 1101 mitu 11 mr .min out until tbe curl mid lui-l tiff the iMr. If ,1011 wnnt Ut t .Mime tolm thai have Ihcii put on by 1 the I' rait 1 .11111 Ik-i compnny going 011 three yeui- liml they tlll UxU like they wen- Jii-l lnnicI m. yin can come nml f'r your'lf. j Shingle? will not curl If they Riv, laid uroiK'rh ami iiitllctl down welt.! Now wtHild Is' n dandy time to do' n rcNlilngllug Joh without getting! I lite Interior of mir Immiw wi. j ii know right away as Hm build-j lllg Itlfigltllll Will lie rlMMUMlU Hf(-J cr lmrit. e hnu1 mtr ihunlj uanleii hw (be kiml yon Imm m lalo' Mltll. Vim ilUI ib'n lliemj up for 9m' each. Then- n- n loi tf other tliliiy t want fo Icll Mi hut probnld wim't Icll oti until Home lime im t Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. hell 1ir C-h The Ioor Man's Frlrml" Kir i ourtdry. I'hone Main t in I 4 sHt Vk THAT 3 one plce 3 JPll s; 1- ' whert Carnation Milk j;,;,J fjrff l'l?M:t', shines. It makes won- -Will 9& JJBbU' Svi c,erful salad dre'ng!i Mi filitF 5mth and creamy. Mi 1 'SI fZZZttf'M'- Economical, too. Use $f llSil?T Carnation for all cook- M :ti ttJM ing and in coffee. J fflSai5BT " rl" f" f:"" I Ei tAHWATIOM MILK PR00UCT CO i ill Ml LftHTv . ". ... ,,f! 4jj!i&iirtMtt,'mHl U II 1 1 1 Hill Hit - AND t p 'FOOD CARRY ,1 )) M Ml H J flsTORESj PHONE MAIN 91 1312 ADAMS AVE. Former Hooverized Location. 11 OPEN AIR DANCE SI Every Saturday Nite ELGIN Largent Open Air Floor in Eastern Oregon Music I5v PAUL. CKAVKK'S ORCHESTRA Auspicxvs Fair Association Safety In Shopping Our policy of offering quality goods at consistently low prices assures our customers of our dependability. A money-back guarantee goes willv evel'y'itcm purchased in our store. You can't lose when you trade with us. Give us a trial next. We appreciate your patronage and are sure you will like to shop at Stone's Modern Food Store. CABBAGE Fancy solid heads. Lb 2 POTATOES U. S. No. 1 !) lbs 25c 100 lbs $2.G5 TOMATOES Fresh Walla Walla 5 lb. basket 35c 20 lb. lug 98 PEAS No. 2 cans. My-T-Fine brand. Sieve 2. I cans CORN No. 2 cans. Choice golden yellow. 4 cans TOMATOES No. 2o cans. 79c Standard Pack. G cans ' J 49c 75c SALMON No. 1 tall. Choice CCJC spring catch. Red Sockeye, 2 for UJ KRAUT No. 2'.. cans. Lang's CCC Fancy. 4 cans HOMINY Large size Van AQC Camp's best grade. 4 cans MILK Oregon brand. Tall 3 cans 25- SYRUP Tea Garden Full gal $1.25 SYRUP Rock Dell Cane and Maple No. 10 tins....$1.00 PRUNES Sweet Oregon Pe tites. ( ll)s. M ACARON I -SPAGHETTI NOODLES Semolina. 1 pkgs. POTTED MEAT Makes a good sandwich. 1 cans j9c 29c CREME OH, Fancy Toilet 4(ie Soap, fi bars GUEST IVORY Toilet or bath ?5c Soap, (i liars STARCH Penetrates and pre serves fabrics. pkgs BRAN FLAKES Post or Kelloggs 3 pkgs POST TO A STIES Stay crips in milk or cream 3 pkgs 25 PUFFED WHEAT Always Fresh Per pkg'. 11 STONE'S COFFEE GREEN BAG 1 Pountl 1 3 Pounds $1.00 3 All Orders Over S2..1I) Delivered Free. SUPREME BLEND Pound -;- le Pounds S1.20 Four Deliveries Each Day Kn huutlitr HufliicMb