La Grande evening observer., August 26, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, August 20, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pago Three
.QCIErYN
bmmg Marriage
Announced At
ridge Dinner
Annual Picnic Is !
Held At City Park
fi.r
Sunduv Ki-linnl
I.TttlH'ian rlinrrh
Aid jioi-U-Iy of III"
I'lu' cumintf niuiiiuK" of MIsh
iuim-' O onnt'll to John urllim
announced on Tursduy ev-
K. when Mi'N, J. K. OVonn.'ll
pi Mis Irenu U I oniu-ll t-nUT-incil
at an iittractive brtUtfo diu-j-
loinplimt-nttnff tho bride-elect,
'j inner was Hi-rvt'd at 7 o'clock,
Juvely color scheme of hivtmdcr
M yt'lluw belli? cleverly carried
' i iii.u jiond lily effect. Tin1 ind-
. ... ... : tu.: ... z Al,out 75 ,,,',sons tr;,,h,r
I n-i-. which will Uke i,liKTl.11I1Ui1 )(U.nk. whu.h
r , i..,. j, i, ... 'MM. m.nilars of the
,1110111! C..UIU. , u. wf t((4. ,Mh
- ' i and the Kadi
I'lu- bride-elect is the younw 'l church.
u-liti r of Mr. ami Mrs. J. i . Dinner was served at noon
;'oniiell and Iuih made this city I one lonir table, which vus ar
, lionu' Kincc childhood. Hh" ( nuiKcd under the trees. Later in
,s KHiduaH-d from the Sacred tu. afternoon ice cream tins
ni t academy here and iiu u ; served, i
thm; bun been employed in Following tin- picnic dinner the!
O.-W. offices, being chief file remainder r the afiernoon was!
l at present . spent In anu-n ntid vi.sitinir. At
Mr. (iriffin gravels for the about 5 o'clock those allnidlim'
HhliiKtun Shoe company. JJ returned to their bonus in J,a
une is in Seattle. Wash. jCJraiuie. i
Following the dinner last ev.-j
tiK bridge was the diversion for, Members of tin- World Wide
"V remainder of the evening. Miss cStillU of the Kirst Haptist church
ktolyn Kosenlhal made niirii enioy a picnic and MuiiiuniiiK
party this evening at the i'lne
'('one picnic grounds, when Miss
' Ida Frances French will be hos
tess to tin pirls. .
All girls are rvi nested to nie.-t
at t ho Ita pt 1st clmrch at ti : :in
! o'clock, where cars w ill he v:iit-
to take them to the picnic
. grounds.
After a swim the girls will Rath
er around a bonfire for it picnic
luncheon. This will be followed
by the regular meeting of the
guild and a short missionary program.
breads, ci earned peas, fried sum
mer squash, peaches in ambush,
milk, coffee.
Til esc are Ideal hot weather
men tin. They are seasonable well
balauced und nourishing. No
Jield last satad lit planned for tile evening
m wim mirig meal bu an "appetizer" Is used
About instead. This little trick of va ry
ot Mr. Ing incutiM Is well worth keeping
ent and In mind. There: uic, innumerable j
;tt 7; l0 combinations to be used that whet j
d. 'the appetite und at the mime lime
son add to the value of the diuner. (
of . linked Sivwl Com !
(he one cup corn cut from cob. 1
tspoon sugar,
Ml. Vernon. 111., was
evening at tho Cove
pool und picnic grounds.
30 friends und relatives
and Mrs. Smith were pre
after a picnic dinner
o'clock swimming was enjoy
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and
are visiting here at the hoin
Mia. Dorothy Smith ami ut
home of Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. t
S. t l.aphum. teaspoon pepper, tablespoons
tlour, 1 cup milk, 4 eggs.
To cut corn from cob score
flown through the center of each
row of kernels. Cut off the tops
of the kernels with a sharp knlfo.
NAT! HDAY'S I'IKK.It AMS
Tho National ltroadeasttng ciim
auy program for Saturday night
t .u1mi.n milt 1 f'om K to H will be u concert by
the San Kraticisco Symphony ot-
' chest ra, broadcast over KIUJ,
ilvOMO, KKOA. K(iW, KCtO. KI'l.
KtiW Portland ( t n 1 m-(J lake)
tlU lo 1L1. dance orchestra .
K I'M I. os Angeles HtJS.rnu-tMft-
Wlth the blunt edge of the knife
1 at Herape out the milk and heart,
tj,,- Mix and sift flour, sail, sugar
and pepper over com. Stir with
a fork until thoroughly blended.
Add milk and yolks of eggs well
beaten. Heat whites of eggs un
til stiff and dry. -"old Into first
mixture ami turn Into a well-buttered
bilking dish. Itake 30 min
utes In u moderate oven. Serve
at once. When firm to the touch
tin- dish is done.
Our dramatic appreciation seems
to be improving. No longer do
they dress Hamlet In pluslours to
prove that he was crazy.
;kc) . program; lo, radio club; 11,
j mtdniRht frolic.
i KtiO -Oakland 3S 1.4 m-7 Soke)
j la:Jti to I, dance band.
K KliC San l-raucisco ( 4 'it.:tm
jOljakc) S to 1, danc orchestra.
KJ It Seattle GUS.Gm-Miokc) S
U u it : :t o, m ex.c -co n i ra Ho: S : :t 1 1 to
! lo, studio program: JM, time slg
! mils.
! KKO.MO Scuttle- ( IWMim-USUkc)
i lti:S(t, news; 10:45 to 1 :.':: It, or
1 chest ra.
KMX Portland '; It. It iu-1 1'.".0
ikc) k:30 to s. Ml. Hood travelogue;
Ut to 12, dance music.
Blood Tests To
Determine Fate
Of Baby Girl, 3
OMAHA. Xehr.. Aug. I A 1 I
Kaehel was restored lu I'eU'r Jdin
autl his wife, gypsies, this afler
uotui, when Or. A. I. Condixi hp
liitunced that bhiftd tests showed
positively that she was their child.
The tests Im1 been taken on
agreement of the Kypfdes and coun
ty authorities at Oakland, Xchr.,
that t no results should be final.
when thtt gypsies aureed to abide
by the result of the test. . IMood of
the ttypsy parents and that of ttie
baby girt will be aualy.ed mid If
OAKLAND, Nehr., Aug. I'U (AV)
The future of a golden haired
baby giA today hinged on the oul
eome of a blood test chosen to de-
j (ermine whether tho three-year- A
old child really In a gypsy princess 1
or perhaps the kidnaped daughter j
! tif other parents w ho somewhere
I are seeking her. !
I The blood test to decide (he'
I child's gypsy parentage was de- i
elded upon by the authorities uf-
I ler they had taken the child from 1
I a swarthy band whose king ami.
(tieen claimed her art thel- own. .
The Insistent pleading of thf
gypsy mother, known ntt Annie
I Johns, led tlte authorities to adopt
' tho blood test as their method
Double Strength
FLY-DI
Ask Your Druggist
l''or TI"'
AMBER BOTTLE
And wvuiv the lilgli-MJwr
Insecticide pconoimcctl the
Deadliest of All
KILLS
Flit, Moths, Hugs,
J'leasaut odor.
Nun-Poisonous
Will not stain
Centemeri Kid Gloves
Unusually smart.
2.95 to 5.50
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Ready Ao'W ear and Millinery
found related tint child will be re
turned to them as their gypsy
princess, Ol her wise he will be
kept in custody here until thfi
rightful parents seek und claim
her. Already Imiulric regarding
(he child have been received from
many parts of the county unit sev
eral parents are en route here In
hopes of Identifying the girl, the
authorities said.
(by the legally required number of
t signatures the measures will bu
voted on by the people at the
general election in November,'
Jn'X. The auto bill provides a li
cense fee of $:t for motor vehicles
weighing less, Hum sooo pounds
and $." for those weighing inoru
than 3000 pounds.
l'liKPAIll-; llAU.OT TITI.IIS
SAI.K.M. Ore.. Aug. 2li AP
Attorney Oeneral Van Winkle yes
terday prepared ballot titles for
j the state Income lav bill and the
$.1 and $5 flat automobile license
. bill, both iuiliuted by Oeorgo Ity
i lander, of Portland. If the peti
tions for lite measures are signed
tkaiis nowx hot; not si;
SAI.K.M. Ore.. Aug. J (AP)
The so called "dog house" at tho
state prison, which has been it
gathering pl!ice for convicts under
some regimes and a breeding placo
for various vices among the pri
soners, has ben torn down to niako
room for expansion of tho state
lime plant, ' prison officials inn
nouuee.
at riinls linl tin' Hrcinul
i.i' went to .mihm i iiirm ny .iiy
V iiicnic purty linnurini; Mi'.
I .Mrs. J tiii Smith anil son.
kilr, who lire rlsllinK In it? from
Have you seen the
DOLLAR
ANSCO?
It's a real camera
and takes good pic
tures. Just the thing
for the children.
Moon Drug Co.
Agents I''or
Tho Owl Drug Oo.
Announcements
The annual picnic of the Park
dale, club will be la id Sunday at
Riverside pari;. All members of
the club and their families arc
invited to attend.
MENUS
Ity SUter Mary
Hit K A K I" A ST Kresh Jiears. ce
real cooked with figs, cream, crip
toast, marmalade, milk, coffee.
I, I' N C H I-; O N Haked sweet
corn, broiled tomatoes, rye muf
fins, cottage cheese, currant jam,
milk. tea.
JMNNKlt llors d'oeuvres of
eggs and beets, hrolied veal sweet-
Announcing
The Opening
On Monday of the
new Reynaud's Beau
ty Shop in the NewJ
Foley Bldg.
Five booths, hy
draulic chairs the
most modernly equip
ped beauty shop in
Eastern Oregon,
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REYNAUD'S
Beauty Shop
1310 Jefferson
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Main 91
Former Ilooverizcd 1312 Adams
APPLESAUCE
Were vc to say we undersell (he world, wc defy all competition, that
our competitor's cg?s were bad and his coffee, rotten, no doubt you
would say "That's a nice dish of sauce from (he apple." However, we
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A VUI MUt IllctlVU Mltll BlitieillVllin lli 111 W1IU I..IU u iiuiiuii,t i"i i'.'
' I ll m mi llumr fy... Into Hiaii flinir rum nn( i ! nrs Wo r!111 I l'ilf llf llll V S3V
that wc desire to sell for less, to render better service, (o have (he
best in foods and to be of more worth to (he 'community than any
other like concern. Try our store next. Wc can please you.
Saving Prices Saturday and
Monday
' SUGAR Mmiuracbi-t'i's Cane, 101) I, I). Sark $6.39
POTATOES
ms. I.oniltf. 50 II). Sack
95c
SHORTENING
Swift's Jewel in Pails. 1 U.
69c
CRACKERS
TRU I!U' Sodas, Wornl Koxes. .". lbs.
69c
GREEN CORN t
'lesli Local Kolden Bantam, dozen
19c
STONK S CANK AND
MAPLE SYRIT
1 5 IJ). Tins 89C
22 Lb. Tin, 49C
We have n number of
sample jujrs to pivo away
this Saturday.
2 Tost Hnin 2."
Cora
SI MMER CEREALS
: Post Toasties 30c
Total o5c
lOur Special Price 19
Spcrry's White Down Flour
w 49 lb. sack $1.95 Barrel 4 sacks . . . $7.05
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Here arc lamp values of irresistible appeal to the thrif
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Decorated crystalline shades with
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With such a suite as pictured above you can revive true hospitality in your
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host chair and five side chairs. All finished in rich walnut. Choice of tap
estry or blue leather on chair scats. China lo match, $.').".()(). Server to
match, $22.")0.
A XMINSTER SCA ITER
RUGS Size 27x51
New colors and designs are shown
in these small Axminster rugs.
They arc suitable for any room in
the house and will add new charm
to your home
surroundings
$2.95
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