La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March" 30, 192S. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SocieitNews boll! by County Council Of P. T. A. Meets 1- In La Grande , . ... j The I'nlon County .Council of nrpnl-Tiiu-her' uhsoclotlons nut Inst "ovenliiB nt the IiIkIi whool , liuihJInn here wh t lit? four Iji j; ramie ussocSuHuiih as hoslt'SHeii. Thorp wus a Ihik- attcmlmire ami '(JfuiinK the fvenliiK an liHtrtHtlng noKiimi was given. -4' Mrs. J. K. I'hiirllon, vice pre-sl-OVnt. presldtM in the ulwijco of the prt'hlilent, Mm. t'harlt ('leaver, of linhler. Tlie Hew J. Ueorxu Wa I x opened the in ei-t I n r w it h pruyer, which was fallowed by roinmtmlty 'HinKtng. MIhh Dorothy hrownton played a iiluno hoIo, "Charmeiifip," by Robert ConlnKsliy fiarkc. Tlie Itev. Mr. Wal. riivo a very Interesting "talk on "The Home; whleh was followed by tt group of naxophone numliem play eil by Hen Oitt'illnjT. accompanied by Miss lnrolby Rrownton at tin nlano. The mini hern were "Ilarveat Tide" and "Komance," During the business session two committee1 were appointed. A nom inating committee, constating of Mrs. Williams,- secretary of Ou North J'uwder association; Mrs. Jtulph Cunningham, secretury of t he i Willow I'a rent-Teacher asso ciation, and Mrs. CI. M. Pierce, lircsident of the Klveria associa tion, wus elected from tho floor. A by-laws committee to prepare uny revisions to the by -, laws was also selected, consisting of Ralph Hunt, if Island City, Mis. 1, l-'aus, of l,n Clrunde, and Mrs. H. H, Huron, of linhle.'. , Roth commit lees will report nt thti next meeting of the association which will be held at North Pow der, Saturday, April 21. Mrs. C. J Mcpherson, district vice presi dent, extended the invitation to meet at North Powder, In the ab sence of Mrs. Parker, president of the North Powder association, who was unable to be here for the meet ing. There will be an all-day meet luff on that day with a program In the morning, a basket luncheon at noon uitd the business session i In the afternoon, when officers for th ,enuliiM; yeur will be elected. Announcement was triad e that Miss 1-ucy Case, nutrition special ist from the Oregon State college, will be at the home, of Mrs. 1'Yod Kiddle ut Island City tomorrow. The next meeting of the l.a Urunde City council, which will be held Monday afternoon at .1:40 o'clock ut Greenwood school was also an nounced. Mrs. Putman Is1 - Bridge Hostess Mrs. C 1?. Putman was hostess to the Alpha club nt a delightful hridge-l,uncheon yestwday mter noon at the l.n Clrunde hole!. Luncheon was served at 1:15 o'clock in the hotel dining room, wheie co vein werti laid for 12 -U n table. prettily decorated with bou quets of tho season's flowers. Three tables of bridge were nt play in the club room following the luncheon, Mrs. Clyde Kiddle made high score among the club mem bers ami the guest prize went tu I Jr. Margan-l Ingle. Members of the Thursday Vtrldg cluli met for luncheon yesterday Here's Modern Venus of Movies -inofl'sih It's Just a Step to the Phone ' And you have the satisfaction of knowing that, at the other end 6f the line, Joel's will immediately give' your order the same personal attention and care that you might exercise if you' were present in person. When the weather's bad when you are too busy with house-cleaning when your time is taken with'a hundred home and social duties you can turn to Joel's food service with assurance. .You know that prices are low' because of the operating economy of our sub urban location. What greater advantages can' you MAIN 759 hope to find in buying your meats and groceries ? THESE ARE SATURDAY FEATURES ; , .;PH0NE uYpUR jjRDER E ARLY Campbell's Tomato Soup Excellent for a quick lunch, 3 cans -. 25c Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles Easy to prepare in many ways, 3 pkgs .'. 25c Mazola for Frying and Salads A delicious oil for mayonnaise, gallon tins . 96c Golden Marshmallow Syrup A good quality syrup, a low price, Yl gallon 59c Bread-and-Butter Pickles Adds variety to any menu. 2 jars for 47c Cho-Cho Concentrated Malted Milk 1 . Chocolate. Ideal for icings, sundaes. Tin Canned Grapefruit, 2 cans for JCp No fuss, no muss always ready to serve S, O. S.The Magic Cleaner ' Just what you want for pots and pans, pkg. 25c Norwegian Kipper Snacks Boneless. A tasty food. Three cans for u.. 23c Asparagus Tips Good Quality Tender and delicious flavor, special per can 19c Regular 50c Bulk Coffee A good blend of satisfying flavor, per 11). 38c Minced Clams, Flat Size Very delicious in chowder. Two cans for 39c Crabs, Direct from the Sea A choice luncheon or dinner feature. Each . 33c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for A package of Pep included free of charge 25c Fresh from the Early Gardens of the South Come these Crisp, Green - Vegetables They are Very Reasonable in Price Radishes and green onions, per bunch Spinach, fresh and tender; 3 lbs. for 25c Rhubarb, for sauce or pies, per pound JQC Celery white, crisp, tender bunch Asparagus, very choice. Two bunches PJC Carrots Tomatoes Turnips Lettuce FRESH DRESSED HENS ' ILiM I jif .y. VENUS "1 jib'" ' ' BEAUTY u 7 1-2 In. Bridge Pointers By Milton C. Work Continuing from th pornt that we reached In yesterday's nrlielo on Contract suit-Jumps, our sub ject today will be the high leap that the partner of a MaJr-milt bidder of one makes when tie jumps to four. It obviously Is Important to Jump from one to four with hands apt lo make n game with tho aid of an initial bidder who Iiuh Just exactly the strength for a one-bid should not rebld even if his partner Jump to three, and therefore Iho failure lo jump to four is apt to pass up a game-going opportunity. The partner of nn Initial Major-suit one-bidder should Jump to three with nny of the following hand; Centemeri Kid Gloves In Every Smart Shade For Every Smart EastQr Costume 2.95 to 5.95 ' PUTMAN S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear, ( Millinery and Shoes . ; No.1 Weight: 135 pounds Height: 5 ft. Bust: 34 3-4 in. Hips: 37 1-2 in. Calf: 13 1-2 in. Ankle.: 8 in. Iu)mwmA"X"XX X"XXX . . -Hl-X-X X XX M-Q-X x-x x x-x-x-x KAI-X-X Q-X-X-X IW-X n im-x x-x-x-x-x X-X-X-X Mhl-X a long one. In such enses the timid Jump Is apt to fall dismally. Just ns it would If made across a brook. The big lossea nt Contract can generally be trnccd to the int- pulsn which many find Irresistible, to ldd the same strength twice the second bid Is n game-goer. Judge UmlHey got IBTtOO for tak ing tho affirmative in a debftto about companionutA mnrrl.igo. in New York the other night. Jose phine lltildeman-Jullus, eompan lonately married recently Mlgned a vaudeville contrairi calling for ItiTiO a week. (J real thing, Lhis coinpan lonnte niaiTlage'.'- The partner of nn Initial Major Aiilt one-bidder should Jump to four with any of the following .hands: . wDITilfe l"XX"X XXX"X .i AJfJU.t Now H " " KEA Low AngeWButta . In all fllmdom's collection of pulchritude, experts have decided, U most perfectly proportioned Is Joan Crawford, pictured here. ,Ai a standard of beauty Venus is now somewhat out of date, for In flesh and blood she would have weighed 135 pounds which Is 23 pouodi plumper than the average movie star. The chart shows comparisons between the old and new Ideals. . . x XXX A-O-X-X X-Q-X-X-X afternoon nt the Indian grill of the Sacujaweu Inn with Mrs. I S. Itob Inson as hostess, huncheon wus ut 1 o'clock, and afterwards three ta bles of bridge were formed In the women's parlor on tho mezzanine floor. Botuimtn of red nnd white carnations were used to decorute the luncheon table. Mrs.: I.elu Jones made high score during the afternoon's card guinea Next week being Holy Week tho club will not meet. .Mrs. rharles Koehm will be the next hostess, Thursday, April 12. 1 , 1 Members of the Jolly 11 ridge club were guests at an attractive party I yesterday afternoon when Mrs. H, I II. Hnrtenbower was hostess al her ! home on Second street. ' 1 Three tables of bridge were at I play during the afternoon and high score wua ninde by Mrs. Lester H. Itramwcll. The second prize went to Mrs. Kd Stravens. The home was cleverly decorated In keeping with the Kaster season. , BotuiuctM of the season's out fiow I ers were used. After the carl games the hostiwi served a two- course luncheon. . MENUS x.m j-x-x-x-x j-x x I-O-J-X-X X (X X; XXX R-J-IO-X- . Klsewliero 111 theHO nrtlrlea I streHHPd tho dnnKet of Junuilim without, ndenuiite Mtronulh. Thnt iidvloe Htlll holttM KOod nlthouh tliln week I uin pnlntlim out tho folly of mitklnK n short Jump when holdlnK the Btrenwh Unit JtiKtlflPH Expert Hair Bobbing . Oui shop offers the services of an expe rienced man barber who pays particular at tention to each individual head of hair. Those who have thick hair will be glad to know of his new method of cutting that will thin the hair so that it will respond to any kind of wave. Reynaud's Beauty Shop New Foley Bldg. 'Wo lal- 'Otlicrs lAdlnw" Main 789 Hy SlKTF.lt MAnV nRRAKFAST Sliced ornnKeH, ceienl, cream,' BOft cooked' citkh, crlup toftHt, milk, coffee. . LUNOIIRO.N Venl lonr, crenm-. ed new corrotH, Hprlng' onlonn, bran' rolls, medley coimerve, milk, tea. DINNER Cnnserole of smoked Knlmon, dinned preen beann,. mold-, ed splnneh milnd, date custard pie, milk, coffee. ' When uslnit canned sreen )eann or pea try BlmmerlnS them In the liquid th the' cii'n'. Shnke'VKe Bailee pan frenuently to he Hure that ev ery veBetahlo In allowed to come In cantaet with ulr and cook over a low fire until Juice In almoHt com pletely cooked , away. Then sea son with butter; ' Salt will he .needed, very sparingly If at all. I Medley CoiiBorvc ' ' ! One-half pound dried peaches. 14 pound dried apricots, 1 pound priineH, i oranges, Vi cup seedless raisins, Vj cup chopped nut meats, 3 cups sugar. Wash the fruit through many ' waters. Cover peaches and apri cots with water nnd let stand three hours. Drain nnd wnsh again. Cover wllh fresh water and let Pinna Al'O fnmnlflffl stand over night. I-et prunes I Icinb ile V(JIIljylt!UJ . Hinn,i over night In water to cover. Prii Tnmnrmw'a Tpfl (in the morning rook all the fruit r 01 loinuiiuw b ltd ln t)ie wnter ln wnlch lt n0ll Mnk. . led until tender. Rub through a ("amprlre Hlrls of I .a Grande arc colander. Add grated rind and busy this aflernoon gathering pus- Juloe of oranges to prepared fruit. sy.vlllo-.vs for decoration purposes Bring to the boiling point and add i ii,. ri,.iui.i,. i..,,i,..u'ralHliifl nnd sugar. Blmmer ten ..,.,h n . llnnl, Inn nilllllirn uin, unio. minutes longer and pour Into eter nized . Jelly glnsseB. Seal with parnfrin when cold. , J CASH t AND CARRY" Phone Orders Main 94 ' ": " OT JZrr ri ri if jf Tv 1111 ; ti i MnnF.oN f We Deliver $2.50 Orders Dependable Saving's on the Best of Foods , '. ' SATURDAand MONDAY on the Jitlln RdrmcnlH which they hove mud to he tllMlrlhuf ed hytlic ltcd CrosH, prejiunitory to the sil ver ten which will ho held loinor i ow nt the home of Mrs. Adnlph NietfrlHt on Wttlnut Hi reel. The elilldnua clothes, made , hy the camptire kIi'Ik during thin nionln tin their birthday Rift, will ho on dlHpluy ut that Unu The ten 1h kIvimi hy the La Clrunde Nelhhor Troteln contfint han become of Increaslne importance In determ ining the prlco paid for nny par ticular lot of wheat. At tlmeH, when the supply of high protein hood cluli and the funipfire Guard-, Wheat has heen short, premiums or ruliy one ceni nave neen paio for ench added tenth of. one per cent of proleln over a given basic n mount. . Tho man who stands stltl will by Marrleit McDonald ond nnd hy he nRked lo move out. lanK' aKSoctulton, the proceeds to to Into tho campflre Rtrls service fund. Mrs. A. T. Ilill nnd Mrs. Clyde- It. St hz will he tiostenses during the find, hour of the ten, which 1m from 3 until fi o'clock. Duriritf that) hour Mrs, MIhh Myrlle Hoyt, who is president oT the guardians' association, will pour. inirlng Iho second hour Mrs. II. H. lirownton and Mrs. Georffo T. Cochran will receive tho Ktiests at tlie door and Mrs. W. I'. McAdory and Mrs. It. K. Tyler will preHlde at the tea tables. Mrs. l-elf H. Awes and Mrs. Kleinhiff will sup erlntend the work In tlie klohc-n. Miswes Sully Hii-Krist, Huth-Alur-chlson, and Barbara and Heverly (iiiyn will assist the guests uhout the home. Kveryone interested In the work of the camprire Rlrls Is Invited to attend. Kuch of tho 150 catnpfiro Kir Is of La Grande is InvltlnK two guests, and a large attendunco is expectetl. Mrs. Sherwood Williams, presi dent of the I -a- Grande Neighbor hood club, will preside over the program, which will he given dur ing the afternoon. Mrs. W. T. I'hy is chairman of the committee in charge of the ten. Announcements The Ilambler's Art club wltl meet at the ifome of Mrs. F. II. Appleby Monday afternoon at 2; 15 o'clock. ' Jealousy In nt the bottom of half the marital warfare In the world, says an eastern professor. 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It cleanses, soothes and heals the periodontal tissues, eliminates all suppuration and restores tooth sockets to normal, thus tightening up loose teeth. It coats you nothing to try Pyro Chek ond prove to yourself that pyorrhea can easily be cured ln your own home. Remember, you are not obligated If li falls to help yon. write today eena no money. Address Pyro-Chek Co.. SUS W. Ninth Bt.. Los Angeles, Cnllf., SAVE ON BREAD WHITE DOWN FLOUR There really is no Stone's, try three price. 3 Large 1 Vi pound lonves Stone's Bread for better Bread than loaves at this low 25c Sperry hard wheat, guaranteed to give -pertect mining sausiacuuu.. Hclow the present market, 49-lb. sack. $189 SUGAR This is the finest Hawaiian Cane Berry Sugar 100 pound sack (limit)...!....... ' - $6.29 PEAR BUTTER and APPLE Full quart jars ... HONEY 2 for -Fresh in the Comb, CRACKERS Tru Blus, Plain or salted, 3-lb. box.. 45c 39c 39c MILK 6 cans.. .Carnation, regular size, SHREDDED WHEAT The new Kellogg, pkg., for - SALMON Pink, fine for bak ing, No. l's, 2 cans 55c 25c 35 c LB, Coffee Stone's Supreme 47c Matches 6-lox Carton 15c Spaghetti I'oiilds lb. Can1 4 cans 45c SALT Ieslic Iodicd, 2-lb. shakers, 2 for - CLAMS Best minced Razors, No. l's, 3 cans , CHEWING TOBACCO Star, Horseshoe, Climax, II 19c 59c 69c SOAP carton.. SOAP 6 bill s.. Fels Nitptha, 10-bar -Life Buoy Health Soap CRISCO-3-lb. tin.. -Best for Frying, 59c 39c 79c Oranges Medium size, sweet, Dozen 49c Rhubarh Fancy Strawberry 3 lbs 29c Spinach Fresh and clean 3 lbs. 19c Buy them by the bunch ' the new way Bananas Fancy, ripe, yellow fruit, full of nutrition 1 Our Regular OQ 29c size Lk)s Bunch Bananas are real food and enjoyed hy all. Buy a family size bunch and give the whole family a treat HCke this week-end. 5 to 6 dozen to the bunch I 1 . II- in. 1 IV- DepC. I. Adv.