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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1927)
f 1 I ' Friday, August 5, 11)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER Page Thr'eg OUT OUR WAY By Williams PARK PERSONALS ter smitlwii'lifH, butterscotch euuk leu. milk, tea, 1HNNKH Watermelon coektml. veal und ik'u ioIIh, Hpinach lini bules, lu'urttt ot roiuainu Willi French tlrewulnjf, apply pie w Uli cheese, milk, cot fee. The br akfuht dish of codfish .75 Couples At . i Fine Arts Fund I Dance Last Night About 75 couples of l.a Cnuuk'H Vohiik p'-oiitu en Joyed the unnuul I'm verity of Oregon dunce glvtnjbasli und tomatoes in so attractive tor the, benefit of tliu Fine Arl to look at that It's sure to tempt building fund last niKht at the Hexj tho most fickle uppetite. Serve hall. The Vumlty Vagabonds fur-! the hash on a lare platter and Dished in lisle for the dancem, und use tlie broiled tomatoes to make dancing' started at if o'clock anu a border uround the hush, Liuv continued until midnight. j nlsh with tiny sprit;" of crisp . Mihh Kleanor tliusa was chalr-t Hpuraley. Iiiati in chaise of the dunce. She I'mumlHT JU'esshiy; wan assisted by M lvin J'arkur.l one cuw whipping civaiu, 4 lu , Until ure university students. ! blespoons lemon juice, i teaspoon Finances for the Finn Arln neimer. 1 teasnooii sonar. 1 cud building Ituve nearly been raised hIIcimI cucumber, a cup pimento cut in tiny dice. Chill all Ingredients th'orounhly Whip civum with lemon juice. Halt, pepper and sunr until firm. fd plans ure. to build the com- A dinner party was" given Wed nesday evening at the J. A. (.las-, When reedy to .serve, add pr Mil farm home w hen Mr. and! pared and chilled cucumber ami j Ilrs. (i:mkill entertained for Iti y i pimento. Kiowu and Kugene .Mftcalt, who' This is a delicious fish dressin,,' left La Grande yesterday for t'ali- to serve with any preferred fish a Jirnia. where they will enter col-a naiad. If salmon is chosen. '. inlneed green pepper niukvs a ;' liaidcu flowers were UHed to prettier dressing than nd pluicii- necoraio me rooms, a uomiiici o: I uses serving as u centerpiece for 1 he dinner table. 1 Those present were Misses Lola mid Wllma Oaskill, Walter Hutch bison, t he honor trui-sls and the host and hostess. A fter dinner tho evening was ; (-spent, in music and sanies. I 'so. the red pepper for u white fish satad. HEALTH Ladies' Aid Members , Meet At Dry Creek m,,, V. Cleanliness in CLKAN'LINKSS IS KSSKXTIAL Foil TIIK If KALTII. (.MI(Utl. ami imiuo i;.ii:nt ok itAtj; Jly Allen V. llryjuiL M. !., . llosloii, 31asH, Memorial Institute all lis phases is (essential u our well-being. It is jour guardian angel in the niuterlal One hundred and five women lll.Mlll L, ..f tl... til. ...I 1,1.1.1 ..I ... ... , ., world. Thoughtful poop e know Mi lervllle Ladies' Aid hoc et h'a , ,i J , ,. , . .. , . what cleanliness men ns. and they ..h..,-,.,! t the kiw, near . , Unmv lhc ,,u,k f muy ,.,.. .' '''"k ""00! y;;'-r"; n,,,.,,,-,- u,i ,hc,n to the Kna : 1 1 1 . IH..OH lur a joint lutetiliK und i;nulown JtU-llH . s yOlWT BY HE 8EflVICg. INC. RgQ U t PVT. Off. NOMAO , THEWE CROVgDEO US IMToTH DtSEnfS VjVHER VOH COULDMr RAISE A BALLOON SO VNE STAPirEO T BREED OP SOME CAttLE WT CO01.O UVJE OM LlGUro1 1M' MOOM . VsE!VE MADE OUR LAST MOVE WEAlLBGGeqED KiO FARMER GOULD USETms HERE eOU BUT ALOWGr COMe A GOGOLE EED SMOOPER AM UP A GrUS-ER OF OIL.. ViiV. I'ALIK (Spei-lal) Mr. an I Mrs. Tom Hiatten and sou ami Mrs. A. J. Vundcvaiiter and chil dren were visit ors of Mrs. (lnr eiKu Vanorder Monday evenluic. J. W. Hoyles is visit inf Ids bro ther. Arch Hoyles. of I'llio Valley. Kiltie Uellter 1h visiting fi kud. at The Turk this week. Francis Miller, of Iliir Creek, w as u KUi'st of MihS Ida Hunter Wednesday. flora Uiy Is visit Iuk with Mr,i Lee Wilson on Kit; Creek this week. Kenneth Vanorder, of Iondos;i. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vanorder, Mondny eve nliik. (ieorffo Mellow Is busy harvest- PUTMAN'S A Cool Place To Shop La Grande's ExcUmve lieady-lo-Wear and Millinery Suyi' returnr.l atel Tlmse who know l;ist tf this Kreat fundamental qucllon arc- HtirprislnKly venturesome. They are ; missionary rroin riilnn h l 1 '' content to he .stand-patters and Sayie. of this rity. as iiwk: ,caeioiis!v .li,.K lo rn-ont and ami t.dd Humethini; of her work lm!.(,Ve faets and hleas like a " "' ""' ''lnee. lasides (lis- i,n.t to his native rock. Thev lilayimr a number of Chines,- urtl- e.ntrihule to the Ill-health and irlcM. .Mnsie was also a part of the suffeiim,- ot themselves and their inltrrnoorrs prottram. fellows. Thov prefer to so their A .sottalile was injoy.-d later In n wa and to plant and spread jthe aileinoon and a pitnie lunt'li-iispnse and mislnfoimallon. jicm was served by a coiumllt.ej cleanliness should he so Instlll-ji-oiui.osr.l of membi rs from uai .1 :,.d In us that our daily occupations jof lhc time aid socicliis. and recreations will iie steeped In It. The stubborn cireumstaucen of LOSTINE PERSONALS MMhIC.M, Kl'UIXCtJ (Special) !.... - ,.. .,.. .. ..... Kerm-tuden dust. the snimle. ;a.o .Nlrs llall entertained the . l, d- ,p neil,lh.B,vn(! ,,iys, ..a sprlnt-s oincus clul) lt ,lria n 1 1; ry surroundings within l'unhnm WriKhls orchard Thur,- ,, wllh, ,,. ,,,, ,,, . May iilleruoon. jscreonod doors and windows, the I he usual roul.no. of buslncsr, (.m,m,nl rnfe ,,d picnic heaps, presided over by the vice prosi- ,,, ,.cessarv pools of water ami ;.lcnt. Mid. M. llakcr. was rllim'".llK,lrnn, wutol. areas, the Inecdlii!; jl.y a sociable durint," wldch time m,bmim; of files, inosqultos. liclnshincntH were serve.l. Ilusects and rats, the flaKi-ant ilis- ! Mis. Jolianscn. Mrs. Larson and h. tio f Kl,,.,s ,,c f,.on,iv Mis. SI rone will him- chant" or Mi ,IC. tlip dauntless riourisii the next meeting, which will be r handkerchiefs, the explosive Am.-. 1" in tho l.aseillent of the com;h. the saliva-moistened flnnei school buildlne. ' llurnliiK ami thuinli-turnliiK iif the ' leaves of a book, the universal strap haulers. Iho besmeared MENUS I donr-kmih.i and doors, the une-fi I ail cup and tmvcl and restmnnnt sii(.'ar bowl and s;ill and pepper . . Ishii kers. the lew-pressure errn- P ;. ,,r'V , l"den drinking fountains. Ihe en- (i T """.m VT "VnHH sputum distributors. the , r..a..,. codtlsh hash III. site. .1 rnulillltill.ilLvil fll)((, ,, InjIk , broiled lniiK.to.-s. crisp graham L(y tho UMs;i nf in. Iniik-eapped bottle I.I IS( 1 1 i'A l. lent eonsomiil". i Ihe loiithsomo teet h eavl 'ties. itlC liNiOl:lI'L-iiii' ioiiw Imo mi. iiadis-hes. fish salad ullh eueuin- (.f.arintr f n(lso t,u, ber dressing, rye bread and but- (h(1 trlmml nK of the firmer i" ' nails, the finder handling, piekiim, lliiekhii; and sei'atehin of the fiwe I and head, t he line lean uueleanMeil elm hi nw. (he eh nmf rally soiled hands aiid nails, and Ihe many anrl i varied oilier shortcomings and omissions all these, when control ceases either individually or en), leelively. aid in planting and dis tributing wiih of uneleanlineiis and t heir cum ulativo effects will make you their unwilling vletim. , Let us keep before us the urg ent necessity of maintaining and improving our cleanliness und our 1 sanitary conditions. Cleanliness should be arePMKtble to all. It Is a niosf profitable investment for the heall h. comfort, improvement, and cuntinuaiice of the race. Special One $1.00 Pair Of IJarbcr Shears and One Pair $2.2." Toilcjl Hair Clippers JSoth For $1.98 Moon Drus Co. Tho Owl Drug Co, Ask for some rature. Ayuel lit- ki i n li; i'i:i; s oi;i;s Hear The Latest Victor Ivecords -AT- Adler's Music Co. Coul deinonsLration booths LOMMiX (A I') Without scen ery, o rchest ru or changing ward robe. I tut ii Draper, American mo nologist, filled the Ciarrlek thealer for a two-week engagement, dur ing which p-i forma nces, w.-re of ten prolonged until 11:11(1 because of the iipnlause. Her audiences Included obi In dies In bath chain wearing Vic torian bonnets, modern fappern and ma u nls hly dressed women of ihe intelligentsia. LOSTINK. (he. (Special) Mr. and Mih. L. A. Strlnghain and daughter, of Imbler, were visit lug Mr. and Mrs. Win. WiKgana Sun day. Mr. anil Mrs. 1-Mgar Honk and the two Candle children left Tues day for a vacation at Seaside. They Were accompanied by Mis. Hook's brother and family. , Mr. and Mrs. William Huckman. of Imbler, were' visiting friends at Lostlne Sunday. Mr. Jiid Mrs. A. J. Tolhy aptl daughter. Margaret, Mrs. Kffle 'ook. Mih. tjueHenlx-rry and Mrt WIN turn Wlggans attended th Christian church at Wallowa Sun day evening. Mr. Winning, die a coupe, col lided u it Ii a car drlven by M r. Allen between Loatinc and Knter prl.se. Mrs. Allen and the drivers were not injured,'' but the coiipo was wrecked. Mrs. A. J. Policy was at Knler prise Monday on business. Mrs. Nettle WeNlt'at! was calling on friends at Lostlne Monday eve id uc. Mr. and Mih. Ward went to Ln nal.a this week utter cherriTs. Stewart J la m ill on arrived hone Monday from Portland, where le- ee tl specialist. J oil u MacKinv.ie, wlio was killed west of La Grande .Saturday eve ning, hud been working with the road camp at LoHtine. He liad en ilea red himself ' to many friend", who were grieved to leurn of the accident. ' Cieorge It nice, traveling for (!ray. McLean and Percy, whm call-1 iug on Irlends at Lostlne Krldav- Ihuv'st haa begun In the valley and many, binders and headers are at work and the farmers ure tak ing advantage of the good weather. (Jeorge Chandler, (dock buyer of Lntcrprise. was at J.ostine Tues diiy buying hogs. Mr. Nettie Ashley and daugi ter, of Knterptise, was calling on friends tit Lost ine Wednesday. Professor Proffett of Walla Wal la, tin- principal of the chool here, was culling on friends Wednesday. had taken sonif of his relatives MXT AX ATI 1 1. 1 ".T .JACKSON. 'MIHH.1 '(Al'l, l- The prettiest ghl lit Millsaps college has never . bobbed her hair, or smoked a cigarette, and Ls far from the so-called, "collegiate" type. Kutli Muck is an Irish beitutv. with deep blue eyes and wiry brovn hiiir. She is not famed as nn iithb-te. but during her three y.'ars In college she has made ex ceptionally high grades and Ik an accomplished violinist. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NOHTIl POWhKlt. Ore. (Spe-i clul) -Wednesday a camping ;u-l ty composed of Mr. and Mrs, John I lay lies, Norvul Olsen and laiuiiy i and Hal Poland and family speltl , the day at North Powder lakes. Mr. Ibil Poland and family, of, Portland, i re here visiting friends i and relatives. Kuthel Korrstrom was a 1 taker ; visitor Thursday. ' Mi-8. Itirdle Correll has gone t i ; Lewlslon, Ida., to visit her parents who are III. j Violet Parkc and Laura (off ( went huckleberry fug Wedneaday. ( W. 11. Taylor ami family have returned from 'alifoi nia. They were to spend the winter In Hol lywood, bul ure a nno line big I hat. 1 North Powder is. not so lad Ulleri all and expect to remain here. , Dirk Williams, und family havi returned fiont a two ueesk' yaea-j tloii, motoring the ceast and ollr r points of interest. L. II. Carter, of ICailium Spring-:, ! was 1 1 ansacting busineHS hei e 1 Thursday. To whip cream Hiiccessf ally in ! warm went her it is well first to . chill I he rrt-ain, bowl and whip- , p'T. Cream for whlplng should j contain at least :i" per cent buller- fat, aged lor 114 hours or more. mm 1857-1927 Flower Clocks ! I i-i a. r-i Wjf For rummer afteriioows. nnthln? Is newer or more charming than sheer fiilk hose with hand-paiutcd i 11 tit "'ii m Ik if More Ki nihil 11 put Ms are in use In American homes than f ianot vf any other name in the world he romance of a Great Piano kURING the seventy yrars that havo ' passed since the house ol Kimball was founded in Chicago, then a pioneer settlement, it has steadily won and held recog nition with music lovers. Today the Kimball piano is a prized possession in American households by the hundred thousand. Eminent pianists, operatic artists and leaden in music in succeeding generations have chosen the Kimball for their personal use. At international expositions it has won highest honors wherever shown. Yet the Kimball price-standard is impressively moderate, due to great production resources and long experience in manufacturing. When you hear the wonderful tonal power and purity of the Kimball, you will realize how worthily its reputation has been earned. May we give you a demonstration today? Eastern Oregon Music Co. MAN ICURE 1 Beautiful hands ure to be ml m I red but not envied, l'ut your.s Into om hands for an Kxpert Manicure reKulurly and we'll soon have them looking well kept, attractive, u beauty asset! KEYNAUD'S Beauty Shop 1310 Jefferson liifr his Kialn llii vvk. ltubhlr llllllli'i' wild was III tit lhc lnuinitt IuhI wia-U, is rcuvi".' intf rapidly. Jai-U llunli'i- Jr. 'IVIm-nsi'l IIiIh tnonlli. Tltu l'uiiUumi mill uturtcd swin Munilay. When tho next congress ttssem Mcit Miiuetilnt; uuc to oe done Ik worKIng -lit , ,ho , whu Koft arollnt wliilipliif; Hiinhurnotl Hhuuldpr. Exquisite Fall Footwear A DVANCE Autuinn models for Ma dame and Mademoiselle . . . eveiy pair a. symphony of color . . .-every: pair a masterpiece of art. Styles that are the last word in adv. vance ideas . . . footwear that's built to fit the arch . . . shoes that'll in stantly appeal to the fashion knowing . woman or miss. , , Come in and let us show you these new shoes. , THE BOOTERY CASH AM) CARRY CHAIN STORES PHONE, MAIN, JI-L rO0 1313AUAMStAtyEi. Former Hooverized Location. Is Your Nose On The Grindstone? Are you making payments on a home, an auto, electric washer of other home necessities and luxuries? Do you dread the first of the month and the unpaid bills with all the gtief and worry attached? If so, why not go on a cash basis and experience the satisfaction of financial in-, dependence? NECESSITY AM) THRIFT MAKES PROSPERITY ' Necessity and thrift made possibly the wonderful growth of chain food stores. The wage earner and others with moderate incomes discovered ' that the chain stores offered unusual opportunities to save, while the more fortunate, were equally satisfied with the spirit of thriftness.' Stone's cash stores are especially attractive to the thrifty, for we offer t good, wholesome foods at lowest possible prices. Try our store next we can jjlease you. Saving Prices Saturday and Monday ; TJIT rTTT SI'KRRY'S WHITE DOWN Every sack guaranteed. 40-11). sack $1.95 SA1 AD Oil.. Amaizo ' OrtLttU uiL- ,)CSt f01. sal. . ads and cooking. 2 pts. for ' AIIfF bea and I'crrin's Salad OrtUU-r- King. 0CC Large bottle L,) DILL PICKLES- size, for picnic fATCIID Large bottles, Califor. UUOUI-nia Home brand. Adc QAIIP Van Camp's Tomato ouur- Solll)i . oc. W for RPANQ Heinz oven baked, fine DLArlO-flavor or, '? fn.- OV- CHEESE Tillamook Full Cream, Lb. 2!) CRACKERS Plain or Salted, Fresh Crisp Sodas, 2 for 3!) DEVILED MEAT Armours Veribcsc Six for 25 FRUIT JARS HALL MASON Regulars Quarts $1.0.1 Pints 87- (Case of 12) KERR Self-Sealing Quarts (wide mouth)..-.. .151.20 Pints (narrow mouth) 89v (Case of 12) CERTO 2 battles for 55 Peanut Hulter Fine for Picnics 2 dbs. .'I.V JAM Assorted Flavors y-lb. jars 59$ "The Proof of the Pudding Is In (he Eating" "The Proof of the Goodness of Stone's Coffees Is in the Drinking" STONE'S SITREMK COFFEE 3 POUNDS $1.29 1 POUND 45 STONE'S GREEN HAG COFFEE 3 POUNDS $1.00 1 POUND- --35c muj.ti.i .mm ym u jiiiiiiiihiw
