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If Monday, May 28, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thitt 5 J H if II- W a 1 14 Society, News Miss Peard And ' W;W. Thomas Wed ' . In -.Yakima, Wash. Announcements of a double wed ding thut will be of much Interest throughout la Grunde, particularly in school circles, have been receiv ed here, te lling of the marriage of Miss Zelda Peard to W. W. Tho mas and Miss Ruth Beard to Nor man Rile-y nt Yakima last Thurs day; May 2 4. Mr. and Mrs. - Thomas havo been members of the. high school fac ulty for the past two yea is -und l heir romance had .Its beginning In l.u Ornnde. ; ' -' ' ' ' ; The pretty dnuble wedding was solemnized at the homo of the two brides parents, ,Mr, nnd Mrs. Kred l'eard. , The season's' flowers dec- oruted the home for the occasion. Immediate friends of the two cou- ' plf-v were present. Mr. and Mis. Thomas will spend most of the summer in Belllngham. Khe Ik a graduate-of ;'Un field . college and has been Kngllsh tench-' fir In the high school here, in ud- Mitlon to being 'dramatic director. Mr. Thomas is a graduate of Wash-, lnglon - fctnte college and is the civics and history instructor. Both liayo a wide circle of friends in. La -Urunde and In the high school who wish' them much happiness. . Mrs. H. l'i. Ostlnnd yrus hostcsB to the Westway. club, social auxiliary-of.' the .W.H. A., nt an .en. Joyubfe party (it her homo on East Adams, i'Yiduy evening. 'I'wenty inembers were guesls during thu; a conna, 'invltution to the pub pleaant ; evening. .; spent P'aybn- c tQ Btlendt . Foowl,lff f8 the pro- games and visiting. Hefreshments u'M'n ,Bii'vil hv the hnsti.HH nnd the assisting committee composed, of ; M rs. Herman Uoeck, Mrs. K. . N. Jensen, Mrs. O. I). Cooper. 1 A short btisinesn meeting,: nt which the president, Mrs. Lewis Wet xel. presided, commenced ' the evening. j . . ( Mothers, Daughters . at W. W. G. Lunch An Important event of the W. W. G.'s year waa their mothers' and daughters luncheon given Satur day. by the members at the Jtaptist, church, Tho affair was a pretty one. At 12 o'clock luncheon was served in the primary rooms at a J -table nttractlvely decorated with - spring wild flowers and snapdrng-. ons. The room was cleverly dee- orated with W. W. G. banners and-; the blue and white colors of -the,', "Gondollem" ...... Jesse! ;, organization. About 2d mothers and. .Kern '-It room field daughters were seated at the table j"Tbru ,the Alry..,..rt...,r:..,..Ij....Jern T 'and a" three-course lunolo'nNvas .-Huunt'of the ftlrles..":.irr6s1jy served. J Klna Johnson Preceding the luncheon a' short' "The Dutch Girt" Marl Taldl nroirram bonorlr.g the mothers was , "The -Chinaman" Marl Paldl enjoyed. Miss Marvel Rhine sangl "Mother ' Muehreo" with Miss Mtl- i died Kox accompanying her, and Miss Fox gave a Vtsadlng "A Let ter to Mother." i During the business meeting, held , at nt which the president, Miss .Jennie Dolbow was in charge, I plans were made for a rummage, sale to be held at I ho Itaptistj church basement next. Saturday, from S:3a to 5::io. Discussion of the annual W. W. I j G. house party also took place and v It ,ia thought that six girls will go1 from La Grande. II will begin. .Inly HI. The Sacnjawea enmpfire group met Friday afternoon with their guardian, Mrs. lo-if Awes, at their room at the Lutheran church. Dur ing the business meeting tle girls resolved that every girl should be come a 'fnggoi.-flnder during .the summer, an honor which is one of the requirements for the third ond highest rank, torch-beared Several of the girls attained the faggot finder honor last year and they will strive to be trail-makers this vear. Following the meeting the girls worked on I he church lawn, They plan to nyike a bird bath on thp hiwn and Inter in the ntim- BAKING POWDER 25 25c More than a pound and a hall (or a quarter Same Price for over 35 years GUARANTEED PURE Millions of poundskstd nymtumrnmm finer will make a rock gurden be- mmi ii)e cnurcn. ' .--.' : "' " Thei Royal Neighbor Juniors had a regular meeting uturduy after noon at the K. of P. hall with Flor ence Winbtirne presiding in the ab sonce of -the junior -oracle. Kollow ing their meeting the girls played games for an hour.i They win meet just- once u month from now on during the hot weather ami will combine, the business and 'social meeting.' ' v. ' . . Large Crowd At .. Sunday Recital K More than 1UU persons attendctj the recital given by Mrs. It. G, Me Call at the Sacnjawea Inn Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock when she presented 1 L pupils in on extreme ly interesting program. All the students demonstrated good tech nique, and Interpretations, Ruth Murchison, Marie Kloherg, Phyl lis Peterson, Marylou I'lper, more advanced pupils, all winning much comment for their excellent-Interpretations. Norman hVik gave an excellent rendition of Chopin's "Polonaise Mllltuire" as the final number. Others who played were Rvelyn Piper, Dorothy Ciettings, Marie nnd J.aRose Harris, Ada Lil lian Hantx,' Grace Hendricks, Mary Bantu. ' - - -0 Mrs. Ieo Reynolds announces on Interesting piano recital to be given by her pupils at the U Orimde ho tel tomorrow evening, 'May 29, at 8 'n'nlnrtb- 4 to IJnunrklilu Hod nvlnnil. "lavender Blue' niedermann The Old Man In Jeuther" Itiedermann Grdco Helen Hohnenkamp "Good Night Dearly" Helen Cramm "Contented Hird" Howe Josephine Kishcr "Minuet." i i..,...;......... Mozart "Fldo and His Master" ttugbee Mary 1'Vces "Jack and Jill'.. -.,1 Tamer "Captain Kid" It lake niUle Clegg "A Uttlo Klower"..Kichard Pitcher Marlon Ttallantyne (Pupil of Mrs. lu. U IivanB "The Chnse" ; Sl Grey ,' . ' J-aveda Mllterlng , W "Idttle Indian Chief"..'....Stricklnnil "The March Hare" Marl Paldl Dorothy l.ee Reynolds (Pupil of Mrs. K. -U Kvans) "Spanish Serenade" Zllcher "j,iuie Boy Blue"..;. -. Roy Herman' Cnglemnn Daphne Bowery "In the Mountain Hunt" .i Carl I-loins Biltle Kakin "Promennde".... Felix Fourdran "Tarantello" Hellar Gl.cn Fox (Pupil of Mrs. K. I.. Evans "' "Scherzo" Blllro "Simple ConfesHionV Thome Katherlne Wissler "Indian I.ovo Rong". Cadmnn "onnennamp "Indian Flute Call" v..IJenrnnce Helena Moore v ." .sea unruens James ouite Miriam Hanna f "Ala like Cutini".. Oscar Merlkanlo "Kamennol Ostrow" Hublnsteln Mrs. Clyde Webb "The Desert's Dusty Face" Cadmnn "Soirees de Vb'nno Schubert -Llszl , . Miss Mildred Spencer ; . ' Miss Erickson Is , Installed Advisor Miss Anitn Krickspn was installel worthy advisor of Haiti bow assem- . bly No. IS for the ensuing term, Saturday evening during an inter esting meeting of which Installa tion of officers was the outstanding event. Miss Krickson waa present ed with flowers from the assembly by Catherine Humphreys, worthy associate advisor-elect, following her acceptance of the gavel from the retiring worthy advisor, Lois Nelson. - The following officers wore In stalled: wort hy advisor, Anita Krickson: worthy associate advisor, f'fithorfnn llumtihrovsr nistor nf ' nhnrllv VK'Jon HunRPn- nltilnr nf hope, Vivian Kuhn: sister of faith, Lois Hunsell; chaplain, Helen Jones; drill leader, Ethe-I Harndeh; sister of love, Kdna Jones; sister of religion, Jacqueline O'Brien; sister of nature, Peggy Bohnen kamp; sister of Immortality, Mil dred Charlton: sister of fidelity. Chartlne Fails; sister of patriotism, Thelma Strain; sister of service, Jane Ravenscroft; confidential ob server, Seville Pratt; outer obser ver, Margaret Milne; choir direc tor, Mildred Stanley; pianist, Kdna Towery, The choir was also in stalled. The retiring worthy advisor1 was the Instutllng officer. Miss Mar garet Danks, retiring sister of faith, was Installing marshal, and Francis Richards Installing musi cian. Miss Krickson presented the retiring worthy advisor with an of ficial Rainbow pin from the as sembly. During the evening's business meeting the assembly ac cepted an Invitation of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Phy to present a program some evening during June, around June 15. at the Hot Iake sana torium. 'Miss Krickson assumed her dil ties, uppolntlng the new sick com mittee with Mil Ruth Cullen. chairman, and Iois NHson and Pauline Conrad assisting. She made a welcoming address to the assembly, vthnffcmirMhm for thr flowers and the co-operation which they had already shown her. Kll- rtdKB Huffman, a visiting Mason, spoke briefly to the luat-muly. Officiul Ueleffates to grand as sembly June 22 und 23 vero,un nounced by the mother advisor, Mrs. Q. N. Tarkington, ua follows; Anita Krickson, Catherine Hum- i phreys. Vivian Hansen und Lola Nelson, ' t A most satisfactory, report of the,, sophomore-junior sirls' eundy (.ale, of which Atlas Juno Coolldco was chairman, wus heurd. The wllinlm; side in the attendance contest, which has been under way for scv- j eral inontlia, was announced, MIkh lltrnlri McKlnney's side beliiK the winners. They will be guests at a dinner to be uWen by the losers," heiuled by Miss Mary Cillp." I The next ineeliliK of Halnbow will be held June 12. - . Cove Women Pay Library Mortgage COVK (Special) Tlie Cove Woman's club met at the library May 2ti and as it was the annual meeting there was much busmen transacted. The' members have real ized enough money from the sale of their cook book to finish pay ing the mortgage on the library. This brings to t he women much happiness and carries an assurance, of a most worthy object accomp lished. They feel justly proud of I their library. I shelves contain 2UKI books beside the boofcs from tho state library that are always in circulation here; Tho:' women have succeeded during ' the past year In raising sufficient money to clenr the library debt,-about X0u, besides ' paying the running ex penses of tlie library, which this year have umounted to J I 272.50. At the annual meeting two amendments to the by-laws were made. One new member, Miss Vina Conley.wus elected. .Officers elected 'or the coming year are Mrs. U. H. Comstock, president, Mrs. T. C. Hefty, vice president, Mrs. Helen J-lucoln, re elected recording secretary, Mrs. Harriett Thomas, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Tom Harris, treasurer. The officers fur the li brary board are Mrs.W. A. Mc Neill, president, Mrs, A. G. Conklin, Mrsj L. K. Anderson and Mis. J. K Mills, with Mrs. Comstock lio'nor- ary jUieinber. . -.v. t . .: Delegates.. "elected --'to .. Hie state convention of federated clubs at Klamath Falls Juno lift to 28 jire Mrs. W. A. McNeill and Mrs. ,IJbl-' eno Lincoln. - ' ' - COVK '(Special) Miss Grace Goyette, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Goyette;, .of Cove, and ClayJ'H. Sugg wMrMiiited in niarrlagi at the-i esWencrt of tho Rev. nmLM's. Hugh T. Mlchelmore Tuesday, May VI, In Ashland, Ore. Tho cere mony was perrormeu y ,r mm-..-, lluore 111 the nrcHt-nt of Dr. and . .Mrs. Harry I). McNai'r. . ! Aftpr tho cwremoiiy tlm happyi couplp, with lliolr aiionnuma anu a few oloso rrlonds were glv.-n a ',l),K,rt 1!uxt(.,. ,.' PMupllon at the home of the hrhle- J0h Warlinan Bpent the weok Broolii' parents, where the liptlMol n(, vl!iillnlf wlth rriends at Slan was decorated In pink and while. , fl(i(1 ,,(, )rt l!non Saturday und l lie uriuir wore a liowereu Keor. sette frock and carried pink while sweet peas. They will make, their home In Ashland. Miss Ooyette wasa teach-WI1H ,rollBlt l0 t;,,ion hy Homer er In the Cove school two years j.00,,t the clown who has been aso and at the completion of her f twli Iiik" part of the ainusenieiit school here she went to California, i for ,), Ht0(.C show durln the past where she spent a year with herlr(,w y,,,,.H. . Himier says he found brother. This year she has been it a Nevada desert 411 miles from attending normal school at Ashland W:Her. The turtle will be. a part and will he Kraduated In June. f n,,, ,i0ck short' exhibits. ' ... . M. Slurulll and family, nc- OltANaE HAI.fi (Special) Frl- companied by Miss Kathryn Kiel day afternoon tho Countrywomen's i,0ck and Ituth Connor, were plc cluh met at the home of Mrs. ('. 'nicInK alonff Catherine creek Sun K. Hedhead where a very pleasant iy. lime was enjoyed. DurhiK Ihe bus- Mrs. IliiKKerly. wife of W. O. Iness session It wtiB dechled that. the club hold a nlcnlc for the nienia hers nnd their families. .June III lVlslt with relatives and friends In 'had tho misfortune Friday of los was set Tor the dale but the jdaco the middle west. . Pile will visit ln.lnK a mule. When they went to was to be decided later. : i Mitchell, South Dakota, Kansas j ford Catherine creek on their way In the nfternoon's enleiialtimeiit. city, mid Denver. tn tho fesel-vp the. mule which was which consisted of games and of a Appropriate meniorjal -, services heavily loaded with' camp eiiulii- OUT OUR WAY . By Williams 7ofSi 9FF ? Yk ZSSxi W-T 1 S rr J B-Bu-Tf cHAMctr Before, fSoejVN I ; lOE o', r ,V back. opFt 'k yl'l j W ''4J. WEROE. ARE MADE -MOT BOB. '.''U'S'-'h Goes Far to Wed ;.'Vp,;:M :. ANA son FranclHvo Bureau Tholina Clumeck mot Mert WV Levitt, attorney in Sari .Francisco, find mey decided 10 wed.- Firsr, however. Miss Olnmeck wanted to visit her parents In Singapore. Re turning from Singapore,, aft eh a lO.DOQ-mllo trip, she ' discovered she had to go" a few thousand miles farther to be married since the Rritislt uuota- was lllled' and her entry w.is denied. A marriage fn Canada was planned, so Misa Clumeck can rotuni to the United States as the wife of an, Aiuei'kan ; citizen. ; - guosfdng contest, several prizes were won." In the guinea Miss Min nie Hnlman woa first place, while Mrs. It. A. Maslerton received the consolation priae. : Ju the guessing contest Mrs. Fred Yeskc received high honor. ; Bol'oro adojurnment Mrs. Red head served refreshments. 1 Mis. Cha's. Spencer will bo the next hostess to the club, Juno 8. .". G RANG 10 HALL (Special) Mrs. Krnest DoLong wns hostess to the Birthday Dinner club at her home Thursday. Dinner was served at 12 o'clock at a prettily dycoraled ta ble, where, places were labl Tor 12 guests. -' - Aflor dinniM' the remalndeiv of the day was spent socially. ( Mrs. Vni.1 Hughes will ,be tho next, hostess to tho- club- at her homo June 11. . - - UNION PERSONALS UNION . (Special) rLlttlo MIbb llfiv)(1!, who hllH been visit ItiK for tlio p.-iat week with rc!u tives tit I'nfon, . rcturnoi! to Iht lionii! hi l.a Griindo last Kiuinilay. , M . t,l Ihn rirul nf Ihi, Week I A small mottled turtle which Is now to be seen In the show wln- ,,, r ,,' ,,,.., i i,.,i.,.re slnre. HaKKerly. proprieter of Ihe t'nlon (.nsli irrncerv. Is awav for a month's wero held In the churehea Sunday morning. The litfv. U. C. I.eo, of tho Meth odist church, went to Imhlcr Satur day afternoon to give tho main ad d resa at a gat h erl ng of I y t h la n Sisters at that place. The meeting wus Ijeld Saturday evening. Moroni Stoker, who has been very seriously ill at his home In South Union, Is better and nble to get outside agnin, Mrs. Stoker Is still very 111. The Stokers are a I very old couple, each one Hearing the century mark, i Concessions at the stock show grounds and nt the gym for tho three days of the Kastern Oregon Livestock show Have been bought by VMaekie" Allen; proprietor of tue Pastime Cigar store. Ho will have charge of or sublet the pri vilege of running stands at the grounds and in front of the high school gym during the stock show dunces. , ; 'Walter Cock, member of. tho jCpek Brothers undertakers, was In I'orunnu last weeK attending a con vention of undertakers: Karl f.amh, who has been a resi dent of 1'nion for years, has moved to the vicinity of l.u Grande where lie bus accepted a position as man uger of the N. K, West ranch. The On 'go n Trail sawmill has been running for tho past week. The .cut of logs., which has been coming from the vicinity of Telo cusct, has been brought in nnd tlie trucks will now haul from up Cath erine creek. It Is believed the ,ma?iagemcpt of the mill will Install a pluner and box factory during the Hcason. , - Word has been received here by George He I hi id, publisher of the Weekly Republican, that his son. Ted, Is seriously ill of pneumonia at Seattle, bnt ' the doctor ' in charge believes ho will, recover, Miss Hazel Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adams, arrived home from Coqullle last week. Miss Adnms who teaches In the CoitulUe pumio schools, will spend the va cation at Union but will return to Couullle In the full to resume- her work for another year. Mrs. Hell Wright, who baa been visiting with her son, Charley Wright, In Halter for tho past Tew weka, returned to her homo at Union the latter part of the week. Mtv and Mrs. Irvin Wulf, who formerly lived here, but now lo cated in Raker, spent Sunday vis iting at tho home -of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Wulf nt Union. They returned to their homo Sunday evening. Negotiations with carnival com panion by the stock show commit tee have resulted in the likelihood of there being two outfits here during tho show week. However neither coinpuny has-, finally de cided to bo here, ., PERSONALS TH10 PARK (Special) Mrs. It. Dell, of the (Iramte, Rondo Lum ber company camp nt The I'ark, Injured herwelf quite badly Thurs day when she fell off the conimls- I sary steps which nre about six feet, from the ground. R Ik- believed that she bruko several ribs. She was rushed to the St. Kllzubeth's hoHpital at Baker, Mrs. Tom Bratton was a buHlnews visitor nt La Grande Saturday. MIhs Mary Vanorder was a busi ness visitor, nt J'omloHa Saturday, J. R. Wanker, of Rig Creek, is tho proud owner of a new Void i louring ear. Mrs. II. ReDell, Mrs. Tom Brat- ton nnd Mrs. J. C, I-'iy attended . the ladles" club at 1'omlomi Thurs- t day. - -' ,' Clulld Tjiy was a business visitor j at Baker Saturday. Mrs. A. J..'. Vandevanter ami' children ami iurs. Turn Lira mm ana Hon were visitors of Mrs. Clarence Vanorder Friday. ' ' , There was a rain storm In tlie Bark Friday evening that was ap preciated very much by the farm ers as the ground Is very dry and needs rain badly. Keith MeConl, Bert DeVore and M r. Fu I p, a 1 1 ra ngerH fro in 'ove, Bridge Pointers By Milton O. Work ' Continuing the series started last week. 1 am giving another Auc tion Itridgo Hand today, and urge in V rVaders to di-tcrmlnc the cor rect answers for themsrhea before, limy read the replies given below, : (inlay's Hand v fl-J-X A-K-I0-X-X-X XX X-X How ninny of the three follow- iillK Mueslions colieernluv the above htintl can you answer i hcoro m all cases love-all (nnthluW'nnlh- 1, What should Kotnh (Dealer)! declare, bidding Hie above baud? 2 What nhould Wtst (Second Haud) declar' with it: South bnv- Ing bid one No Trump.' Jt What should-- North (Third Hand) declan with li; South huv- ing bid one Spade ami West huv- ing passed m... .. ; , .. .. ; .1... fact that (h, hand is si, ong enough fur pa.tner's Major sult-bld und six ""'7 " JlVT! to bid more than one lleurt and raids with strength in the other vwt" J J, wf. h Y Iv umiuestlonably would rehld tho MiJor an ovi-rcull with the other tuce served plain or with ol ve H -ins i. aioppon.M.t ov.-rcallcd , Major Is advisable; but In this case f ' iim. ' with two of n.Mluor. nevertheless ,U.e presence of tho Ace ond Jack "T t an Initial bid of more than one hi partner's Spade suit, constitutes ! imtn lmp Ivoktm ,.v wpuld be InadvN'ibh'. To 'bid two much greater than normal support Ono-hnlf cup butterl enp su would show iY Hearts Headed by .and makes a Spado deniul Inadvis- gar,. 2 eggs, 1 cup flour, 1 cup Ace-King-Qih en and eonseiiuehtly able, even with the great strength rolled oats, J cup seeded and would decelvn the partner. To bid tltree would annoimee more tricks than the hand contains, and ulno 'would convey the message, "tho j trump must be Hearts." With a hand of this character, a bettor ru- uient and reserve accessories wns'looil. muyna sne was merely . iry- cuught In tho 'strung current of tlib creek and nwept down tho creek and drowned before aid oould got to It. ' i; , The weather at The Turk has been verv warm this week. Tho thermometer nnflnlored 00 degrees une (Imv. Specials for DECORATION DAY- : Snapdragons and Carnations $1.50 per doz. Clarks Florists Il :. J How When you enter a stove to buy anything:, how do you "ask for it? Do you call for the articles by name, or do you generalize a can of tomato soup; a bag of flour; an aluminum kettle; so many square yards of linoleum; a meat grinder? .' -v It is much better and far more satisfactory to sper cify the article you want by name, for merchandise that is good enough to be sold by name as almost al ways better in quality, and usually no higher in price, than goods of uncertain lineage and less certain quality. The advertising columns of this newspaper carry advertised names that are familiar to millions of peo ple. Soap, flour, sugar, cereals, kitchen ware, rugs, linoleum, automobiles, etc. They represent those articles that stand for the best in their respective classes of merchandise quality all through. Advertising keeps these names before you constant ly. Advertising is a constant reminder that the art-, icles you want are the same articles that you see ad vertised day after day that justify their being by the service they render. And advertising brings you news of inventions, discoveries, improvements that keep you up to date. Tell the sales-clerk what you want by its advertised name. You'll get it and your money will purchase full value. It pays to read advertising and remem ber advertised names. ' " PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery suit doubtless would be obtained! jplavlng at Spades than at Hearts if the partner having long-strong RnmlitM mid idini-t .u-otik Tlenrlii: and a No Trump surely would work very much better If the partner 'have Hhort-weuk Heurts nnd tho I two Minors In good shape. It Is fliiii'lv n (ii nit tnv tin Infnrmiititrv ' noi a pre-empting opening bid cn iu iy u case uir tin im unimiury 2. I'ass. 'Unless the partner bo strong enough to make a lead-dl- rectlng bid. there Is little probabll- I by of making game agulnst an ud- verso No Trump by bidding two IRmrts with this hand: and there is a great probability of defeating tho No Trump, or at least saving game. S Pmuu In oiiunu In wh li r Mili-d M..n.t n..u nntnv nr'...ni .nnnri "ml length of the Heart holding. Copyright, John Dllle Co. An Illinois 'man has sued forfait divorce, charging i bis wife put , carpet tacks und needles Into his to patch up their .differences. A Russian chemist says he has discovered a means of matting our bodies transparent. A. sad blow to I hose who had heep counting on television for entertainment. Hotel Foley BWg. Do You Buy? MENUS I . , iy Kisior Alary i . j vUtKAKFAST Chilled grape, Juice, cereal.; oreftin, scrambled eggs . with : bacon, whole i wheat oven tousi, ptliK, CQftee, .; . 4 , l.lUNCIHOONCold sliced " veal : loaf, potatoes hashed In cream, lettuce salad, stewed! .rhubarb, rolled oats drop cookies, milk, tea. DINNKU" clear soup, ' baked halibut steaks, shoe, string pota toes, sliced cucumber prunt whip, milk, flofft'c, Smalt children should not he at lowed to eat - cucumbers. The nut meuts, 1 teaspoon baking pow der, X teaspoon cinnamon. H ten- spoon grated nutmeg, f4 teaspoon Cream butter nnd sugar. Add eggs well beaten. Mix and silt flour, suit, bakmg powder and apices and . add to first mixture. Add nut nnd raisins and rolled outs run through -a coffeo grinder Mix thoroughly and drop from a teaspoon onto un oiled and floured baking sheet. ; : Flatten allghtly nnd : bake twelve minutes In ) a moderately hot oven. Mi 1 .It
