La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPaprc Three LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, August 31, 1927. Society News Society Will Be In Full Swing In Month of October Willi the .summer Hanson nearly over (irande Hoclety will re- mime tictlvitii'N hooii after the Pendleton Pound -Pp w hich will In- a week earlier tliln year, be ginning H.-pt. 14 iinil continuing through Sept. 17. Several chilw have already made nniiiii-nii-i)is tor opening meet ing mosi "fif which will Ik- in the last purl of September. The Al pha club Mini other card chilis will begin their meeting lor tin- fall antl winter a! Dial time. Willi the beginning Of October society w tl I be in full swing nntl on I he first Tuesday of t hat mont li 1 he Neighborhood club will have Iih opening meeting t' t hi; new year. A few of 1 he church societies lunv already resumed regular nifitfni.'S others an planning first meetings of Mm- season to he )h1(1 kqiuoI inn within ihe near future. I One of the most delightful pic nte partitK of the H'-a.sun was held at Plveryjdc park yesterday after noon when Mrn. Kate Hatlley and M Ins Lucy Wade entertained a number of ofd-iime friends In hon or ol Mm Mary Cllehrist of We nn tehee, Wa.sh., who is visiting In-re, .Several olher former La Orande residents, who now make their homes in ot her cities were also preH- nt, including Mrs. c, J l'. Con key of Portland, Mrs. I. aura I'hilds. of Alameda, t u I if.. M isB Alia Chambers of Wenufchee, Wash., and Miss Lena Kussell of Long Peach, Calif. A (tout 11 u women were present and u very pleasant aflernoon wan Hp. nt around the fireplace of the park pavilion visit ins and talking over old times In I -a Orande. At an apropriate hour the hostesses served refresh men Is. i At about f o'eloek the women returned to I heir homes fu i.a (Irande. Sigma Nu Dinner At Union Hotel About 20 I.a Orande members of the Slgrna Nu fraternity and about 10 prospective members, gathered al Ihe I'nioii hotel last evening at a banquet given for the prospective members, who will leave Iji (irande soon for college. Fred ' I-:. Kiddle presided as toast master during the evening-. Floyd Smith, president of the Sigma Nu house at the Oregon ag ricultural college, talked and im prompt u speeches were given by several present. The- Varsity Vagabonds, under the direction of John liobliisim, furnished music during the dinner. A farewell parly was given Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I '. V. Tallinn. 1H2 Cedar Htrei t, in honor of their sons, llersehel and Kruest Talbott, who Iffl last night for San J dego, Calif, llersehel, who is in the P. S. navy, lias been home on furlough 'and his brother.. Krnest. is just enter lug tin- navy. The evening was spent in games and visiting, after which Ihe hos tess served refreshments, consist ing of ice cream, cake and punch. Those present tor the parly were Mr. and Mrs. Jack HcLnncy and daughter, Kathleen. Captola Kaeh ler, Heulah Hachler. If enrletta 1 oe, ( Mara Coughenower, Katy Thomas. Matilda Thomas, Helen Thomas, Clara Mot fman. Gladys Anderson. Heta McHobertH und Pauline Talbott: John Wormian. Ldward Hoffman. Fred Hoffman. Atliol Oliver. Poy Hutchison. Heliry Conner. Gerald I.eavitt. Leonard Itoe. Gten Anderson, llersehel Talbott and Krnest Tal bolt tin.) Mrs. W. K. Talbott, of Kansas Citv. Picnic Is Held At Ladd Canyon Among the many picnic parties of the last tew weeks was one held at I. add Canyon Monday in honor of Mr. and Mis. Isaac Moore and son. Cbeslie. of Kansas, who are visiting here at the home of Mrs. Ktoyd Mr Ken non. Mr. and Mrs. Moore being Mrs. McKennon's parents. Tim picnic was in the form of a family reunion and other out-of-town Ksts were Willium Wade and daughter. Miss Wilma Wade, of Pcudl'ton. A picnic dinner was enjoyed In addition to guinea and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and son left yesterday bound for their home in Kansas. A delightful picnic has been planned for tomorrow afternoon jand evening when the unnuul out ing of the members of the Modern Woodmen of America and Itoval Neighbors of America und t heir j families will be held at litverside ! purk. H. C. Hall. J. A. Arhuckle. j Sherwood Williams, K. J. iirown land Jake Itosiock are members of -the committee In charge. ! . Games will be enjoyed during i tin afternoon und at ti:30 o'clock i in the evening a picnic dinner will : be served, each family bringing a basket lunch. The affair will close with an Informal program follow , lag dinner. 1 THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH LOCAL NEWS Home For Visit j Howard Ibatty arrived here yes i tenia y from Golden. Colo., where he has been attending the summer session of the Colorado School of Mines. Mr, Hentty will visit here 'for a few weeks wil h his pnr-i- nts. Mr. and Mrs. L K. Heatty.'at i their home on Sixth and M uve- uue before returning to Golden to begin bin third year's work. i-faS- ' ';f";C"': 1 4 i. i : ; , J FLOWER DISPLAY SET FOR SEPT. 9 A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK .'Fourth Annual Neighbor- hood Club Show Attract i in!- Much Interest til" Lktim vt ! As i-. ;i, tin- ilia.' in' tlx' iliHH'lit .NiIijIiIhiiIhiihI Ihlh tlllWl'l' liuw, iIkiwn iii ar, I.a tiruiult' I ! IIiiui',' hiiii'l.-rs iiinl lllrri' lire' liiiu:' . ;in- uiiarilliiK llirli rnvi.c : II. IiIii.iiiis iMIh all Ihn II II N ill V ll'i.ii 'a ;irily iiiarli illsplayn i n' I his .si;iv m 1 1 r I n I -r as tin- iluy in' Milni. ri . al i'lasti' a ilil'iKli'lli s. A 'I'tll'll. lull' Imit is .li'Vi'lnpini; tun i r;'l'iil' ami tiinst li taiili il; n jiari i4l:i.i,ila js 1 1!. il I II t; t IHlll- , iraSli; a Inii;.. larlns I'alilia In I :iiU . I 1 . .-. ; '.: i'. ... . IT .fr.,? ( . it, ii , l hI ' ! s j i 1 1 . - . j iStt f ; i!''i fhi.n The l-'h-sl MellKMlist FpiM-opil cburch, loralcd at the corner of Spring: avenue and I'ourih street, is one of Ilie liner cbint li build-x lugs in this" di,v. ( limbing vines add In ihe beauty of the siuccocil building, of a Spanish Mission l.vpe. :tll lsee t.i-nhl.-i iiti I many mo: ... I Announcements i '(;:es to Meet Children I:. I). McKemion left last even ing for Measide where he will meet his three children, .lean. Marl ha .and Italics, who have been spend ' ing the past five, weeks there with their grandmother. Mrs. J. 1). Me- Kennon. '.Mrs. McKennon will re main at Seaside but the three I children will return home wkth 'their father in time lo enter school this fall. The Ladles' Aid of Imbler will j meet, at the home of Mrs. Harold.; lilnganian Thursday afternoon. Sept. 1. All members are request- ed ro be present. j Visiting in Wi-st Mr. und Mrs. William liernsineir. of Jewel, la., left this morning for Seattle after spending a duy here with Mr. anil Mrs. Mac McGwyn. Mr. and Mrs. Hernsmeir nre spend ing some time visiting in differ ent cities of Oregon, Washington and Idaho wit h relatives and friends. This is their first trip west and they are also visiting scenic places of interest. Mr. Hernsmeir is a farmer in the corn belt. Wheat fields In the valley j impress M r. Hernsmeir n being1 I fine yields. M is. McGwyn Is n niece of Xlr. und Mrs. Hernsmeir. I Knjoyed Drive "The drive over the I.a Grande Joseph highway to Wallowa lake Is one of the most beautiful wo I have ever experienced," declared j Mr. anil Mis. Thomas Malloy of CWalla. Walla. Wash., who stopped j here last night on their way home I after spending several days va ' rationing at the wonderland. Crops j are reasonably good this year : around Walla Walla, although frost, did some damage, said M r. Malloy, who Is a wheat farmer In that section. Kail fruit yields are expected to be good, he stated. Mr. and Mrs. Malloy with their three children visited with friends j here for a short time before leav ing for home. The Mother's Self Culture club w ill meet with Mrs. John I tod gin Thursday afternoon at ::ii) o'clock. This will be the filial meeting of the new year. The home department of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Hoy H. McN'ees, Sh" Spring street. Thurs day afternoon ut l!:3n o'clock. Ail members and friends are request ed to be present. FIRST DIVISION TEAMS DEFEATED FIND IT HERE I Oakland, Seattle and San Francisco - Beaten in Yesterday's Games PACH IC COAST LKAGi r. W. U Pet. Oakland t fiL' Seattle SS (IS .f.r.4 San I'Yaneisco Xl 7t ,r4f Sacramento Tfi 7f .r.ua Portland 7s 7S .Mid Hollywood T:t Mi .tli!l Missions 72 S7 .4:t Los Angeles .'..f.H !H .:t 74 Copy for tit It column must lie lu by It a. m. ATTKXTION. M STi:U MASONS: A Regular Commu nication of I .a 1 randi Lodge N'o. 4.1. A. !' -A. M., will be held I'ri da'. Septeudiei- L'ud. at 7 ; Ho, low craft I legre.- will be conferred. All Master M i sons, liiember.s a ml Is it ors, are urged to attend 1 his iiH-eting. Hy order of the W. M.. A. V. l.lNOGIiKN. S-3H-41 ' H'-cr.-tnrv PIANO TIM;n COMINti Sidney l.yle. Piano Tuner, will be af Hotel Culey abtml Sept. MI.. s-jn-tr . KiNin;iioAin i;n Mrs. liodgiu will open lu-r kiu-dei-ginten at 1 U2 M ave.. Tib'S- day, Sept. 0. For r-glsl rat ion. call 4:'-W. h-.-.-ntp of the flower ; hhb its who will enter their ! prune l)ioais. but h In single ami i roller! iw displays- in t his year'n ; flow 'i' epusit ion which promises I'l be e.n greater in view of number n nd ijuality ( f tlie dis plays ;iiel In j mi: in of com in u nit y illtei-'-st lh;i,i Hie previous three siiows 'whirh the Neighborhood el.jb iis autre -sfuilV conducted. ! Auyur nts luleic-t "Tiii iv is no iloiibt bill what 1 he i'Uie. smdu has played its part in the increased interest in flower r.tisih in I.a (iiMiitte. " declared I hi.-; ear's chairman. Mrs. Kay Williams. "I.a tirande is beeotn noted for its unusually beauti- I til law its and gardens and we j feel t hat the .animal show has In HOMle degree been t he st I lit It I IIS j I fur Ihis line display of home and ! eivir priil.-." she continued. I i "Sludy of jr.udi iiing and the ;ir- ! ' ratu:eiih in of the garden in rela- lion lo the home laaatiful has! le t n ivt n real attention for a nmaiiei- i,f years in the regular i',hliorhood club meetings. Of l.iie rot Itei tes and rock gardening t Pave reeei ved speeiul eoiisidera : 1 1 ii . " Mis. Williams concluded. j JtiH'kery. I.nwu liiilglng i Thai inter est in rock garden ti ' has spread w idely is show it, say 1 flow, i lovers, by the large num ber of atltaelive rorkertes lllt'etldyj in the eii, lor which a spn-ialj judf.-ing r-tuit . s! w l;l be held in 1 ciiii:teeMon w 11 Ii t he garden jlldg-in-; on tin- day preceding lhi 1 lower- show. The garden division Of the run- Tin fine hiisincsh building In ibe foreground w nuideicil tills summer nl Ihe i-orrter of Plr and del ici-siui. The lower floor Is oil ii pied lv Ihe Oraiige IHosMim nuiteitlonery ami lu ibe rear is Hie I .a (irande Cabiiicl and oellv shop. t ibe eun leii the Standard liumlry liuihtlng, facing; on Jefferson. . , ,. ,,, I most lulerrstlng classifications and this year will, say flower authori ties, be a difficult .one for the judges. Those who wish to enter t heir ga rdeus in the eon! est a re retiiestcil to call Mrs. Prank Lilly or Mrs. Kliner Sloiblard, w ho corn prise a committee of two for the (ailing of all t hose w ho may be interested. No restrictions are made upon entrance, there helmr two divisions, one for parkings having more than a lao-foot froni age and one for parkings under a Hill. foot frontage. "Size of the garden has nothing to do with the contest," declared Mrs. Williams today, "We are hong for many entries ami want it understood that , there are no restrictions whatso ever. We will appreciate it great-' ly If I hone who want to make en-! tries will call either Mrs. Stoddard or Mrs. Lilly," she said. j Program I'laiinetl t The flower show Itself will last from - to f in the afternoon and from T to 9 In the evening. Musi-' cal numbers, including a vocal number by Mrs. Myrtle Jttael; ' lussell and Instrumental music will be provided during the eve- j niug. Mrs. Prank Italstoi) is chair- j man of the candy booth while Mrs. I'red Kiddle will have charge of! Hie punch table. In adfiiiion to j Hie proceeds of I In candy and i punch sales, money received from: the sale of flowers after the show j wilt be used to' defray expenses, i Hale of the flowers will be made! only at the evhibitor's .s ;ll, how ever, it was announced nif.s moiii lug. Titos.- having dlspl.i s a re re quested to bring Ihcir oe.it baskets, vases and containers. Mrs, A. T. Hill and Mrs. Adolph Si- grisd wilt have chaige of ll:-!iiig all ttsplas. which t he committee iinnnunces me to be In by lu o'clock on the morning of the show. si lls okai to i i:i;i I'K.I.ONS IN SQI'AHi: L IN I iON' ( A P j Anions Nel son's pigeons at Trafalgar Square then- stands every day un elderly mart w ho pit. s ine of (he tiiaint e.st tiades in London. Loiidoiiei s call him Soldier Jim. for he fought In tin Zulu war. At u peiniv a packet he supplies grain !o all uImi wish to feed the piif eoiiM. Many of his customers are children. Suidie; .Mm Invented the trade aboitl three years ago "when he v, a .low a op his luck." "I ' '.Hi n thought." he said, "uliirt 1 saw people f ling the piteous uHli bits of bread that it w on id I- a good bb'ti to have u ia in (u ihe s;iot and one day f In our l.t some packets down. They I il and I cleared si shit-llo.-i in a few minutes' Amomr i-'ohller .lint's regular dis tune, is is a woman who comes once a w e, k fiotu Tunbri.lge Wells. "I have known her to bring I 1 pounds oi grain with her and Dun buy four more shillings wort U i rem me." he said. The old-fashoned winter went awav wlo :t Ihe ladies began to ig- Mr. Ednion Morris Teacher of Piano and Voice (Pur eight yiars dean of the School of Music at t'onvfMSP. . ' College, S(artanburg, S. t.'.t has been eng. ;;.;e. I to leaclt In place ot Miss Hilda Anthony for tin season of 1 H :! 7-1 !l L'S Ir. Morris will he in t La Grande Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept : 67 For piano '.'x-miirntions and voice trials and to enroll pupils. Watch for further notices. Americans- Here Trotn Africa "There's no continent like the Nor! h A nterVn n. and we spea k from firs! hand knowledge." So said Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge p. Kirk, who llail f rom Tahikapo, a tueni ntntter of a few thousand miles from La' Orande, in the Congo liclge. of Africa.' Mr. and Mm Kirk have dern visiting in tho Tuited States this summer for thn first time in 15 years and passed through here over the week end on thdr way lo San Kranclsco where they will sail soon for Africa. The couple arrived at New York in early summer and went by rail road to their former home In Min nesota, then' after visiting their j several weeks. purchased a car t which they anticipate selling in 'Salt l-'rnneisco. Stops on the way ;!o San Pruneisvo included most of the interesting scenic points of the west and as they laughling' de clare, they will have a lot of "w ild west stories to tell Ihe na! ives," when they reach home. Mr. Kirk Is engnged in the mercantile busi ness on a large scale in Tahikapo. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk visited for sev eral hours in La Orande with busi- j ness people of the city, including J. P. Heasty. before con! Inning: (on their rourfd-the-worlil jaunt. f Ity the Associated Vivas In a game run off in thn fast, time of one hour and thirteen min utes. Portland defeated Seatlle 5-2. Smith, leading home run hitler of the league, ran his total to Itt! by belting out a circuit clout In the fifth inning with one man on base. Scoring s-even runs In the first inning. Los Angeles jumped Into an early bad to defeat San Fran cisco. 1 '2-l2. Putting over three runs In the first inning on one hit ami two more in the third on no hits, Sac ramento demonstrated thai hits are nut needed to win ball (tames by defeating Oakland 7-'J. Although outhlt by the Missions, better bunching of blows by the Hollywood Stars gave them an easy ln-4 victory over the San Kranclsco team. I School books that have been ; used and In fairly good condition; you can sell to SllOert horn -1 i Wright's family drug now lor( rash. Better do Ibis hooii as we J will probably, lie too busy rtbo n j the first dayf of school to give I yon prompt Hervirf- as we would I wish lo do. a. 'j:: if : FARM T.OANH: l.OWKST It ATF.fl. SCHOOL FUN UH also available.' IL J3. HIXON. Foley Itiiihlim;. I I.A OHANOK. Oltlt. 2 -1 H tf j I Fair school Store. prices i books Hi o. tor all a N. wlin'.i !!.. :'(. When light hair Is grow in i; : darker have a tJohb-n Clint Sham-, poo. harkness disappears itifdiam-' poolng. At drug or loilet g""l. eouniers or ar your halrdressei s'J N-l tf . Joey Sanger Is Victorious Over Young Filipino ! PALL Wild. SOON HI-'. HKIti: ' With the coming of Fall and Colder days y.ui will need lo h.i'.e that broken side glass replaced with a new one, Take your car In Iti'-h-j unison's Art ,t Oilt Shop v h re you will get Hie finest glis and 'prompt service :tt sinalh':t co-a, and your tdass cot reel ly filled. s .'t : IMHtTLANM, die. Aug. :t 1 AP) .Joey Sii rigor. Milwaukee, 'i;.. won a decision over Young Naliun iiltsta. Los Angi'h-s l-'ilipino,. in the in-round main event luie last nigh!. They weighed I IT) pounds. In a six-round serui-wiiidup, ,(oe Medill. Chicago, wort the nod ov. r Charles n'Li ary, Seattle. They fought at Pi:t jiounds. I II w iih be to your advanLi:: ' (bring your used school l.ool., oc frr cash or credit on tu-w "i,- i ; Neulln's Hook Stoie. s :;e ! . (3h THE OWL AMEROIL Is a wliite mineral oil, a U. S. P. Product used by many physi cians in the treat ment of constipation. 1 lt 1 'It ..r,oc 90c Moon Drug Co. AlP i t lor Tli Owl iHug Oo. Vredlet VioKrit.v 11. H. Wcatherspoon, npple grower of Pnlon county, predicts prosperity for this w-ction' of t he state this fall. Following is a short Interview with Mr. Wealher spoon, who Is in Portland for a few days on business, which is reported from yesterday's issue of the Morning Oregonlan: Oreat gobs of prosperity are prevalent, or soon will bo in the region east of the Casctub-s and bankers will have more money than they will know what to do with, when the deposits come in. Yes. sir. began II. II. Wcatherspoon. horticultur ist of Pnioii county, the people are going to have a lot of money this year, a lot of money. They are begin nir. g to talk of getting rid of their old cars and buying new. big automobiles and buy other ex pensive things. I was at a meet ing of the bank directors the other day and the deposits were so large they were astonishing. More money t hall th.-r-e is a demand for Just now. Hu(, w hen I looked over the situation. I discovered that it was the good borrowers. Hi1 men with the best credit, who were coming in and taking up their notes. The other?! appear to b in no particu lar hurry- -Myself? Weil. Vv4 got an immense apple crop, an extra large crop. I estimate that I have about 1 :.ri carloads of th" fruit. I market Hi" fruit mywdf and v.-ill go ( nut with the apple w hen tip y stdrt. Mr. Went lie r spoon is one of the sever.ll mem bers of the lfC7 session of the legislature who are in the rity for a few days on private business. Cubs Beaten By Giants; St. Louis Drons Another tiii: n: mi: shop lib hardson's Art Cifl Hmp I .offers the largest selection of; mouldings and swing frame:; m Kaslern Oregon. Frames I'm- eerv,' nl vie of picture, and mouidim.'s of ! very price will be f mi ml In t he; r dine. Take your pjeiuie io l -ardson's Art (lift Sim;' for i framing. S-.'i-:.'i . Hy Hie AsH-liited I'res; The cubs. Chicago's hope for a National league baseball cham pionship and a world's series, have played their last game of the sea son in the polo grounds at New York. Th. Cubs ca me to ( 'oo gan's bluff with a five ami one half game lead over the Oiants and departed with a margin of two and one-half games. Leslie Mann started the Cialitfl on the way to their seventh straight victory yesterday by smashing the first ball pitched by Percy Jones for ,l home run. The Mcfiraw met) out-hustled the Hustling Hruins to get the business end of ii ?.;i score. St. Louis hurl an opportunity to climb hack into second placn jn tts own right but the low ly I lodgers rose up a nd smot e Ihe w oi Ids champions, ft -It. I'Mtshurg had to bf ronlent with an even break against Philadel phia. The Phillies fM-uHled Hie Huc-cam-ers in the op"nT. I'--. Ihe con test going 10 tunings. The Cor sulrs wad'd into Scot I. Heralur and Sw. elland in the M-rond game and came nu' with a ll'-G margin. The Itoftou Hr.ives returned to winning form by strurghng II iiieintj-t for a 2-i win or Cincin nati. American b-agne clubs w ere shitting battle fronts yesterday and none ol them gol lido action. Jion't fotgei to In Ing us yin;i'; used school books that aic in ( fair ly good condition and get. 1 he ' momy for them. I o It now. Silj t verthorn-Wnght's family d ug ! store. :!-:.' More pupils in PnlterJ Stale high schools study Latin Hum ul oilier foreign lamtuaeti combined, reports l lie American Classical "rnittttclunn, iiimmiif. tint i on holes, etc. Xortda's Kiddy 8ti(H. 10-14 If I A good tonic that puts pep Into. j you in short order. Oven good j a ppet ite and vigor, J I .On I'm a j boltle ut Silverthorn - Wrlghfji; I family drug store, K- ::--f j ! CALL 1'Olt IllltS j ! Street Improvement Sealed bids Will be received bv ' the commission of the citv of l.: irande, Oreyoll t or He" ft.nsf no - 1 tion of the improvement hi mi ' --I improvement district No. IT". in tll city of La firande, Mfivnn,' aeeording to the p!:ins and speei- . fieatlons now km file in th" riifi'"-' of the city recorder "f frid eity i ! A d.-pohit of Pive I'oJl.ti ( ?:. " j will be required frjr a set of jil i' -a nd specif ica i hois whirh iniiuniil will be refunded if bidder on s'uw-e.sMfiil and returns (--ime 1o Ho:-, office. Ihds Will be received to lh h-OM of seven-thirtv P. M. WmIik -dav. September 7th. V. 11 . at 1 to e.,t. -im.H..ion room iti the i:y luil'dio- La (irande, Oieio.n. and ton-' be accompanied by a r-f-rtili' d r te !. or bfddei --h bond in the h'nn .f n per cent of Ihe amount 1-i-l a ,i guanitllee (1f tb .O r ep- i :i .) CompUlioi) Of Co!)!t-iet if ;iV, il.le-i Cheeks. Mill be ieinod to tip c -cessfld ludtlei-v, I The comtoi'don tf)vt". Ht l ight to reje. i artv ami all bub. f P.y order t.f the eommisrhm ,Vi HUft ?llh, PC". ; d. I', HTPAPV:' Ite.-order ,.f ie . i.v of I-- omul", iire;-r,lt. Aug Dfi-"L t i i t ! I SUE PREFERS TO B E 0 B S E R V E D .Qrok , . . . . W 1 V A ai i a (cm i t n Watch her. She expect! it. This is the ancient and honorable tite of dressing a salad. And she is a past iiu.l! r. Lightly conversing with her part ner she pours and mixes and peppers and stirs. Two Venetian lass cruets, a silver bowl, pepper pots and shakers. These are her inaj'ic tools. And this is the incantation she is whispering to herself: "Three parts Wesson Oil one part vinegar." But sometimes when she wants a tart dressing she puts in two parts of vinegar or lemon juice, instead. If your vinegar or lemons are especially sour, why then use less. Salt it an'i pepper it ami paprika. It is a (harming custom to mix French Dressing at the table. It gives your dinner a nice note of individu ality. And it means a freshly blended dressing. That is always import. inc. You cm make this pit j. ni.t u le mony pleasanter by additi;', v.iiinis condiments to this simple Wesson Oil French Dressing. A bit of (.Inii t.attte for a vegetable salad; a (es shsei ; i f pickles, or a little Wortcsttrshii : Sauce for simple salads of grc-tns. Wesson Oil isverv delicate in flavor. It is very wholesome and good lo car in itself and it blends in French Dress ing just as you want it to.