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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1928)
Thursday, April 19, 1928 ' Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER J.I 1 St.'-' .ri IVJ The New Slenderette Silk Hose with pointed heel $2.00 ENTERPRISE PERSONALS Dependable . Value HILL'S "ii r tumble nnliiy I I ' I , w . .man . MENUS r Hy sister Mnry f IlKICAKKAHT Htcwed dried , ftirlcoiH, cereal, crenm. Hoft conKcd ckxs. rrinp graham toojit. '. inilU. rolfif. i 1.1 Ni "IIKON Open mushroom Kindw !ch. bond lot'. u co with l Vn i. it (IicAMitiK. kl pudding, '. Kill .. Ii'll. . i : m.m:i: I tot pot of hodKo j podge, buttered carrots, prune l and rhi't'fio wilud, lemon croam jtje. milk, coffee. , : TIim open mushroom sandwich tiiiKKestcd in the luncheon menu "would nialto a Kood Hundiiy nltfht lunch dish for tho family or In. formal guests. ;-. Open Mushroom Sandwich ' One-fourth pound fresh miish ' rooms, II hard, cooked ctcirs, V4 oup cooked pfaso, 2 ripe. tomntocH, V i cup milk, 2 tablespoons hiiiier, 1 tablespoon flour, 1 pimento. U I teaspoon suit, nix slices hot but - tcred toast. i 1 Clean mushrooms and cut in slices. Melt nutter, stir In- flour ' and slowly add milk, stlrrlm; con stantly. Add, mushrooms, ewe cut NBC; 0, concert orchestra: In dice, pens and pimento cot In -i Hlripi. rook five minutes. Peel : 9c GASOLINE FOR LA GRANDE ! t rmiiAY iMto;rtAis Tim Niiilonul lirouiU'imtlng mm puny iiroKmin for I'Viilay nlKlit follows: to S, WrlKliy ri'vlrw; H, Whlti- Hock riinc-rl; 9:30. "Con m U iuv In Ail" . Il'llry: Ml lo II, iliiiiro music, KOMO Killtlln (SlUiin-Slllikr) t:U. vurlwt iiroKrnin; , NHC: 1, tliinnt orcht'Htru; Ji:IG to 12::in. Viirlt-il iHOKiuni. KolN I'ortlnnd (31!iiii-Hik) S, pl (H'Ka)i: T:l&, orrht-Htia: H. Mtrtnx orrlii'Htni; Jt:4u. xtmllo pri Krani; 1( in 11:30, ilon txiit'l. KKX I'DNIiiml (2J7.l.m-IOKO. k') li:30, clillil i n' hour; 1. ilun"'" onlMMlra: . iiliic.illmuil proKruin: y:0. ronriTt; 10 lo l:', iUiik'h fro lln. K V A Man I'Vanrlwo Cir.2.7nl- nfiOkr) 0:15. iirognim: 7, Dr. Niuih: K, frollr: 1 to 10, trio; 10 lo 1 1, lunr' orrhnlru. Kl'WH Hollywood (3CI.2m- tloko) J, qulnlcl: . popidnr , itonKx; 9, milHlr; 10 lo IT, lnlic orcllfslra. KOW Porllnml (i'J 1 in-d I okr) C. prOKrani: 7, rnnrf-rt orrhfHlrii; , NHi"; 10:30 to 12. Hoot OwIk, KI'IU' San Krnnrlro 4ri4.3iii CColic) 0:30. BioiC: H, 1'lKKly- WlBKly prournni:- !l, oontM-rt or rlii'Hlru; Hi 10 12. orrhi-Ktru. KOA Hpnknnc ,20,7m-1 ir.nkc) I 0, vnrlw! priiKriun: X, educational I proernm: 9. intmli'nl proirriini; 10 1 to 12. dunm intiHlc. KH'OA-Hoattlp (477.6m. 70kP) 0. varlt-iy proKram: R, NIK': 1", Hi-nry and Tho Hon; 10:30 to 12, KOW Hoot Owl. KI"0 San l'-runrlro (422.3m 710kf) 0, mudlo: 8. Ni'; :3o, MtrlnK Miiurtct; 10:30 to 12. dnniii iniiHlc, KJH Hpattlr- (34S.Ciu-0"kc) 0:3. dinner concert; 7:30, old-tlmn dance orchentra: . educational proKram; . studio proKram; 10 to 12. orchejilrtt. KOO Oakland (3K4.4m-7SOkc 6:20, hnMeball; C:3F, uulntet: H, NHC; 10 to 11, dance orchciUra. Kl'l l.o A nee Ira' (4il8.&hi-li4. ke) C, mnlfl quartet: '7, orchentrit: lo, K.NTKH I'll ISM (Hpct'ltil) Jtltlus Itoeneh, of li Orande, wtm In the elty Weineluy InHppcllim hi new huildlnx. The cuncrete work for the liaM-ment la well hIoiik and ffirmH are lielnK laid for pourlnK the cement floor. The lilllldlnif 1m HO Ijy I'O feet and the entire ha?. rnent fl. mp In lttiiw ie in pitted. When completed thlw will he one of the bei busincKtf )on:iiiiiiH In the cliy. f'hfff .Inxpph pOHl Amerlciin j t;i hi hiix entered u content with nth- er pouts of Its cla In an advertis ing cainpilKn which runti until AiiKUtit. TJi memhera hope by KfttuiK ii n early atari to win the eintont. ' " - The JOuHt Orepron bumhir com pany'ti bKi.-liiK trln had trouble WedneNduy when, owfnir to the xnftneMt of the Krnd, two of their car went In the ditch and delayed operation! for xevernl hourx. o one vrnn Injured In the mlMhap. Horn hitch hiiH had a kbh pump inntnlled at hlK 'private Karate on hlH property on Went Main Mtreet. Inpn't II iret yoriV nont when the oth-r fellow paiwa the buck? I;Mu. MiC hlAcGiucoii, Diruur HwMJ Sana Washing made easy Clothes sterilized too - A fttartllnp announcement that will be wflcfimed by the render NIW. K1IQ Hpoknne (370.2in-Rinkc) C, conrert orcheairn: H, NM: 1, Iwiac Walton league; :30, NIW. insrrsK lirnis' oi NT n Ti:s ' WAHHINnTON, Opr. (AP) Secretary Mellon wild today that Of thin paper Ih the perfection of an the federal retterve hoard dlHCtiHHed f- Invention that practically cula rediMcount rales at a meelliiK yet tfaHollne cost In half. In atttuul test terday. f one gallon of kh hnn been made tPi M,.non. who In cx-offlclo to run a car fiJ iiiIIph. Thousand! ' rliirmuu of the hoard prexblcd ( or earn have been equipped and nver (n(, nieptltiK In the ithHHnre of ( the ownera report nmuxliiff k'imoIIiip Youtijc. who Ik In Florida. The wivIiirm, more power, Inmant Mart- J Hwretary dpcllned lo Kive any fur : Inc. ipilcker pick-up and dlHap-j,npr iMfrinatloi coiicernhm the ' perntic of carbon,: -So that thin ; niPctlnK ' ' ' " ' Invention can be Innhilled on every i,1Jr-J-Lr-L n,,-uWxnJwvr,rtf t car. K. silver, 999 H'JH K. Third .St., I !' Mllwinikee, WIm., Ik tieekinK men In ' tomatocit ami cut in slices. Dip 1 different localities to handle ex- each slice in l'Vench dn-ssinK und elusive territory for him, t To those nrrniiKe on toast. I'ut mushroom Interested lie will explain hia $&ono mixture on tomatoes covering all : a year ofrer. Write him for his but a narrow edKc I'rop a siirln ' proposition and free sample offer nf crisp parsley on top of each j in once. Adv. 'ami serve. I am sure many a wymauwilUmilH as she reads my headline. And It (iocs sct-m a pretty Lift claim, liut 1 made my own wuidiiiiK much easier jut jy adding Clorox. Now my laundry not only (tets done more quickly, hut it hatt a pro fessional whiteness of which J arn immensely pniud. Clorox is white magic in a bottle! A limbic thut makes b'jilinnor KoukinKunnecessar; a limbic thut disinfects and de edorina too, just by bcinjs preiit in the water! For washing machine or tuba ' Dn't iriKiu'ni! that if you ue Clorox you muHt change your own careful washing ways, or ive up your p't soap. Wu.ih in either a muchine or tub and add Clorox a tablo tmoonful to a gallon of water to tho first rinse. Your clothea will hatiK out on the line the whitest in the neinliburhood. Removing stains Nearly every hamer of soiled clothes holds a pieoe cr two so badly atiiiued M you dread Uck lliiK them. Bui if the folirie U . white cotuD or ' linen you need not worry. Every kind of itaia from te to dye including mildew And ecurchrd ipol will disappenr under the renew iiiX K)wer of Clorox. : It' good for your huxtc . Many women tvll rue that ; they are afraid thut Clorox will hurt their bauds. On tlx con trary it diainfei'ta cute; remove dye, fruit and vegetable etaina ; whitens the ekin and eoftene cullouMS. To diicl any retnain ihK odor jiifit wash your hands in hot water and aoun, and dual with talcum. Your special needs 1 Perhape 1 have not touched on your aiecial neede and 1 do so v. ant to help you. Ho write to me. 1 shall le glad to answer your letters. Free Chart Write for my Free Chart of Easy HtniMekeepiiig to haul! in your kitchen. .', Meo MaKiiieoos; Dept. nf Household Science Clorox Chemical Corp. Oakland, California. , BIaebM OMtrvya Oelrs KUls Ocrau AT ALL OROCEBS Blindfolded . . . in scientific test of leading Cigarettes, W. T. Benda selects Old Gold II W. T. Bvnda, in hit tlvdrS. . .whilt 1tl wti btii made. In j ''Sf'L hkr(iiBd mair bt to tone of lh Uwoui UcutJa mak. "I have been an Inveterate ci(Jarette smoker for years and my interest in cigarettes not only induced me to make this blindfold test, but to make it three times in succession. , "Each time I selected the same ciga rette Oi.n Gold. "However, there was no other choice that I could honestly make. Old Gold was so superior and its delicacy of aroma, its rich, full flavor so entirely free from any hint of sting or burn that it im mediately appealed to my taste. "Since the test I have been smoking Old Golds steadily and I find that they are the most satisfying cigarettes I have ever smoked." kJ.T W. T. BENDA . F.mincnt illustrator and creator ol the lienda naika. OiIt tkr iMrf lMM 4 the tohaeca pUmt art t4 fh ftst Oll Colli. )Kt a kv caa fMck Ibtta im (he dai k. How Test Was Made Mr. Bcndii was blindfolded, and, In the presence of two responsible witnesses, was given one each of the four lending cigarettes to smoke. To vlrar the taste, coffee was served before each cigarette, Mr. Drnda was unaware of the Identity of thee cigarettes during test. After smoking tbe four cigarettes, he was asked to designate by number his choice. II replied, "Number ." which was Ol D Gold Of. UrllUrdCe.. Ert. 1760 SMOOTHER AND- BETTER - NOT 'A- COUGH IN A CARLOAD 27 x 51-Inch Throw Rugs Beautiful patterns and color effects in 27x54-inch Axmin ster rugs which you will find attractive in any room, and which, if placed -properly, will save wear on your larg er and more expensive rugs 3(i-Inch Axminsicr Rugs Only A splendid quality, 36 in. wide and 63 in. long. Ad mirable for protecting your larger rugs. Desir able patterns. 9x10.(5 Gold Seal H.d7t Congoleum Rugs Regular $10.95 values, in a number of patterns suitable for any room. Genuine Gold Seal at great savings. 9x12 Seamless OQ.50 Axminster Rugs.... Regular $-19.50 values. Heavy and seamless which is a guarantee of long ser vice. Beautiful designs in colors. " ' 9x12 Seamless Worsted Wiltons.. Beautiful rugs woven of the finest yarn, giving ,ta rich, silky finish in colors and patternsvyou will mar-" vel at. Woven in one piece with. fringed ends 8.3 xlO.fi Best Quality Worsted QQ-50 Wiltons OU Regular .$120 values. In cluded in this lot are Kar nacks, Herati, Biglow and other high-grade makes, at the lowest prices ever offered in this community. 27-Inch Oval r.00 Axminster Rugs " A choice assortment in a wide range of beautiful, patterns and colors. Regu lar values to $9.00; Extra ' special. CARR FURNITURE CO., INC. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers. Payn, GOLllZZi A1Pn (-urrirr. Grants Pass fln- Still In Lead 1 1 :r.4 .in. 3;-:o;:ir ! elapse,! time. Amend Postal Bill MIAMI. Okln.. Apr. lit (AD TWO .CV s. OF Itl lWibAHY A 34 mile trek across tho corners! I'OUTI,ANI, Ore. Apr. 19 (AP) of three smtfs to Joplin. Mo., con- I Two all-tl bui irlars. rt-iorte I Ktttuted today's projrnini tor tin ! by officers to have been caught In 7T runners and walkers in the cross) the net of robbing ston-s wore in country marathon. i custody today. Start of the tri-stute Inp found " Andrew Payne, of fiar-mor Okla.. , QreaOtl SenQlOrS IT'ilillMK I t'lt'l s-r.i ur.ai. ui - a nipt on, KnKtnnd, by less than 15 minutes In elapsed time for th 1.721.6 miles from l.os Angles. rne uruisner crepi up on t uyne j vestcrdny hy leuuinff tue p;ick in the 61 -mile jaunt from Chelsea in ti:4S::3. Payne and Kd C'.ardner. ISeiAttle nesro, tiei for fifth In !: 3l:.tu. This tave the Oklahoman an rlup.se U time of 2S7:42:i2. llavuz Bi's totul was :'S7:f..r:3S. Althoufrh John Halo. Passaic. X. J.. was h lowed to 12:02:45 by a stomai'h ailment, he retained third plnc SAl.KM, Ore., Apr. 19. (AD Senators Steiwer and McN'ary have succeeded In perstiadini; the senate eommittee on post offices and post roads to amend the Orient postal bill by reducing the postage rate on shipments of librorv books, says a telegram to (lov. Patterson to day from Senatotr Stelwer. The finest bill, notwithstnndlnc It provides for neneral reduction on periodical postuRe. increased the rate on library honk1. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page " " - .SJI Low prices of FRIGIDAIRE are the result of World Leadership! Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zeioline and Quaker State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams yUANTITV production and General Motors buying power have made Frigidaire pnees remarkably low. A small deposit and easy payments put any FrigiJaire model in your home. Call at our showroom for a demonstration. JESSE ROSEXBAVM New Foley Bldg. I.a Grande, Ore. PRODUCT. OF. 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