La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1928, Image 3

V ' Friday, July 20, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Th w
Society News
christian Women's
Missionary Club
Meet Outstanding
Iicliilfn to held un till -day dis-
Hct inectiiiff In Oetolnr wuh hut
pc 9f the nuiiHMOUH businiHH trans
itions Unit made I lie July tiHH'tliiK
if tho Women's Missionary BoeU'ly
T thu I'hiistiuii church Wudiiuuduy
lie of tlio oulNtnmllng mrrtliiRH of
) omen's church orKiiuixalloiiH dur
pr tho hu miner. Mp,, Arno Voulss
aa hostess to tho itorlnly at hor
ioine In 1'Yuittlule, Hixteen mcm
iera uud three visitors uttt-ndvd.
I Tho HOL'iety ulHb niatlu urraiiKe
tienls to hold u silver twi Homo
line In AUKU.st. The new exoeii
Ivo coniiiittleo of the society,
(uinely, Mrs. A. I. Nf-lson, presl
lent; Mrs. H. I... IMitnunt. vice pit-silent;
Mrs. (.'. K Md'horson, aet
fetaiy, and Mrs. it. I, l'liidy, tieas
(rer, will bo In eliurtfo of this event,
' or which they will wet tho dale
uter. . ,
1 Airs. Nelson presided at the ses
ion yesterday, whieh opened wtth
t sttntf. The wrfpturo was from
tecond Corinthian 6:14 and was
flven by Mrs. Thomas French. Mi'.
Putnam led in the prayer.' Tho
'catling list for the year was sub
letted und a committee composed
f .Mrs.'lt. J. .Kitchen, Mrs. Arno
Colj! iind Airs. Hurry Kandoz was
jelejraled to preparo tho list for
peal use, Investigating to see what
ooks can bo obtained hero., The
ppolntment of tho program eom
litteu for the year was another
I eatui'e of the business mooting.
Irs. (Una Kaphnui, Mrs. Voelz and
Irs. C. V. 1111111111; W't-re named
n this committee.
Mrs, Nelson then turned the
looting over to Mrs. Laphain, pro
rum clmlrman for the day. Tho
roup sanr u hymn iiKuin, and Mrs.
Veneh ave a talk on "Service
'hrough the Women's MiHalonary."
lis. Kitchen savo a poem, "Tho
Jeed of the Hour." Mr. i'utnam
Explained the advantages of the
Jnited Christian Missionary so
lely, combinhip five former dlvi
lonn. Men. Jennie Ityer gave a
(siding. 4,JIero and There," and
Irs. Kitchen and Mrs. Kapham
ling "In. the Oarden." Mrs. Dallas
li'een accompanied them. Mrs. I.
I. Parker, Mrs. I'utnam and Mrs.
ilcl'herson led In tlio circlo of
nayer. A talk on the l'cntacost
tan given by Mrs. I'utnam, who
Iso dtacuj&cd tin convention at
'inner a few weeks ago, briefly,
lr. rulnam talked on tho town of
'in ner, explaining how members of
he Turner family hud given the
aliernacle- and t ho grounds, und
Iso the Turner Memorial museum
t the Kugene lllblo university.
Irs. Nelson reported on mission
ary duy at the church convention.
1 A social period', In' which refri'Ii
iienta were served by Mrs. Vni'la
ytth Mrs. A. I'. Nelson as assistant
ostrKS, brought lite afternoon to
Our customers save a substantial amount each
month by trading at our store. Low overhead
and large volume make it possible, to undersell
at all times.
10 lbs.' Potatoes '. le
Potatoes, by the sack $1.49 .
; Green Peas, 3 lbs
. Stringless Green Beans, lb.... 10
Gold Medal Mayonnaise, pint..: 39
Cooking Apples, 1 Iks 125
Tomatoes, 3 His 29
' 10 lbs. Walla Walla Onions 25
Swansdpvvn Cake Flour .' 38
Kice Krispies, 2 for. , 25
Thompson's Double Malted Milk, lb. 49
P. S. Large Pineapple, 2 for ,.52
Palmolive Soap,'3 bars
3 bunches Carrots 10
Raspbpri-ies, Loganberries and
BIackcais, box 10
Canning Specials for
Saturday Only
KASPBEPRIES Fresh, crate $1.89
APRICOTS Last of season, crate $1.1 5
TOMATOES By. the crate .........$1.15
Grain-fed Steer Beef Government Inspected
costs you no more than common cow meat. Try
it for yourself and see the difference.
RHODE ISLAND RED FRYS
These are always drawn just as they are killed.
Never any cold storage stock.
Loin of Pork for roasts and chops, His.... 25
Round Steak, lb..... 29
a close. Mrs. Dallas ttreen ussisN
ed In tervUiyr.
'. ,
.Tho-lr Intorcst slimulated wifh
anticipation of tho Kuglea' four
city picnic at Meacham Sunday,
iitiinbers of the Ladies' auxiliary to
tho l' O. ICA held u busy and en
thusiastic session last night ut tlio
hall, with 2"i present. One can
didate was Initiated and two uppli
catlous lor jncmhcrshlp wero" read.
Tho lodgo baseball leu in, which
will play the 1'emlleton auxiliary
team, has been practicing at the
Klverla school atliletlc grouiiils un
der tho direction of their captain,
Mrs. Arthur Hough. Other prep
arations for tho picnic were dis
cussed and It was decided that the
auxiliary members will I4ieet Sat
urday morning, July 2S, at 8 o'clock
at tho hall to inako salad for the
picnic on the subsequent day In
Walla Walla. l.a llrnndo, llaker
und' Pendleton will take purt. Tho
standings in tho Kagles' bathing
beauty contest were reported. The
contest will bo complutcd on tho
night before tho picnic, which will
bo ono of tlio largest social events
of ;hu fraternal order for tin's year.
Mrs. Harry I'M wards, president
of the lodge, was in charge of last
night's session.
Business College
' A delightful social event of yes
terday was a picnic for students
at the l.a Grande business college.
Tho tiffuir took place at Uoodbrod
lakes at I nion. Students drove to
Union vith tho college manager,
.Mrs. M. Itynum, ut 3:30 o'clock.
Hoatins on the lake was the diver
sion of the picnic and It proved a
pleasant means of passing away
several hours. At about G o'clock
an excellent picnic supper was
served on the pretty grounds about
hike. The picnickers returned homo
shortly nftor S o'clock.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
wero tho Misses Tillie Olson,
Whunlta Hroughton, Uuth Itaxter,
Hertha ItanU. Helen Austin, Cath
erine Humphreys. Wilma Schroed
cr, Marian Wagner, Mildred Court
ney, Mrs. Cassio Hakor und Mrs.
Hynum. v
A plonf.-ant' no-host ess summer
session of the I'arkdale club took
place at tho Illvcrsido park on
Wednesday afternoon. In the ab
sence of the president. Mrs. K. K.
Owsley, Mrs. G. K. I.npher, vice
presidnt, was in charge. . Twenty
members wero present. A delight
ful aflcrnoon of visiting was spent
under the shade of the beautiful
tret about the jmrk and, ut un ap
propriate hour, a two-course lunch
eon was spread. Tho guests wct'd
Mrs. Kred Peterson, Mrs. Will An
son, Mrs. Clyde Oavis. Mrs. Ade
line Anson was an out-of-town
guest. She is visiting from Or
chard. Nc1.
I'ondotu (Sptu'lal) Mrs. M. I'
Huymond entertained 35 young
friends ol her uaugnier, jjoiis. nnyuim uiddihg at Contract, it can
Monday ultut noon, tho occasion bt)-..m)t i,0 ac(.e,tod as sound doctrtnp
lug Miss Uoiis' ninth birthday un-;t)mt wbcu both partners have bid
nivorsury. The children met ut thojtno Hnie suit upon their first op
homo of Mrs. itayinond uud were )0rtimily to declare, the suit in
taken In cars to Hunhum Wiiglil's tleMtion Is set. lb might be that
orchard, where kuiues were played ' Ml ttrlginal bidder with a fuur
uud it fn'shnu nta served. Muny 1 r:il , Major, who had started with
pretty gifts were received by Ihujono Heart and whose Heart hud
honor guest. ibeen jumped by his partner to two,
(would wish to bid three of a Minor
I'ondosu, (Special) Mrs. Henryn the second round, not as a slam
Maxfield entertained 11 boys in it to show tho Minor Ace, but be-
honor of her son. David, on hiH
eleventh birthday anniversary Sat
urday. (iahu's were the diversion
of the ufturnoon und refreshments
wre si-i ved. Havid was tho recip
ient or many Klfts and good wishes,
i
Grunge Hall (Special) Members
of the Countrywomen's dub met at
Itlverslde jark last Friday after
noon at a no-houless meeting. Aft
er a short business session refresh
ments, which consisted of lee croum
and cake, wero served. Tho next
meeting will bo with Mrs. Sarah
Anson at her home on July 27.
MENUS
lly Sister Mary
HUKAKKAST liartlett pears,
enreal. crenm. liver and bacon
cakes, grahum mul'tins, milk, cof-jif
eCi
1XNCIKON Hani tlmbales.
potatoes augrutin, endtvo with
Knmch dressing, grandmother's
raspberry pudding, milk, ten. ,
lUNNKK Veal birds, creamed
carrots, tomato and cucumber sal-
ad, upplu pie, mil if, coffee.
j- Ham timbales use up all scraps
of ham in a-most appetizing fash-
ion. Two well-beaten eggs are
milled to r cup of thick whito
sauce, and Z cups finely chopped
cooked ham aro stirred Into tho;
mixture. This Is baked in wfcll
; buttered custard cups placed In ;
pan of hot water.
Grandmother's raspberry pud-
(llllg origmii I ty ne i veu im
thick, clotted cream. On a farm
this still Is available, but city
dwellers must' substitute whipped
cream.
(raiuimnllior s Itaspberry
JJ'lttlf lillC
One quart berries. 1 cup sugar,
1-3 cup wuter, breath butter.
Comblno sugar and wuter and
melt over a low fire. Add berries
und simmer 20 minutes. In the
meantime cut thin slices of bread,
trim off crusts and spread with
softened butter. 1 hitter a bowl
xji- pudding dish and fill with al
ternate layers of bread und ber-
' tics, making tho first and last
layers of bread. Press firmly so
that tho bread will absorb tho ber
ry sirup. Chill for several hours.
I'nmold when ready to serve und
serve wit h whipped cream.
VhniMwfck
V
With a Ticw
Amplifying
TONE
Chamber
Plays all Records
A positive
vacation
NEED
Let us Demonstrate
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
rju rtcTvexiXi Star
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Bridge
Pointers
.. Itj Milton O. Work
o.Tu.T imnx.r.
Continuing tho discussion of
hi-cause that Minor might be-u bet-
let game-going vehicle
A Healer who held:
ami started with one Heart, would
want to show the Diamonds if his
partner bid two Hearts; and, by do
ing so, to announro greater length
ami probably greater strength in
the Minor than In the Major. (Illd
dirig a Minor after partner has
jumped an initial Major bid of ono
almost surely says, "Partner, I
started with a fourcartler and the
Miner I am naming Is a five-carder,
at least as .strong probably
stronger
than the Majur." ) Hut
Heart bids by both partners are
f vol th declaration for slams.
Dealer's Hiamonu nut wouiti ne
merely an announcement of the
Are of Ohmionds, and niiuht inter-
fere" with the reaching of the best'
declaration for the combined hands,
North might have jumped with only
three Hearts and prefero to play
with Diamonds the trump.
Again if Soutn imi one rpaue,
West passed and North hM:
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he would jump Hie .Spades (to hid
Hearts would deny minimi sup
port for Spades); but If the Spado
.lump were overealled 'or re-Jmnp-
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WHEN DO
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Carnation Milk
''From Contented Cows'
e 92.C M P I
Let Us Help You Keep It
Murct'llinp; Wuter Waving
Finger Waving Permanent Waving
Manicuring Facials
. Seal) Treatments
Shampooing
A Complete Line Of
Esprit d'Ainour Toilet Requisites
Raynaud's Beauty Shop
The Name Assures the Quality
riione Main 789 Sew Foley Bide.
ed to three, It might he Important
for North, on his second chanco to
desert bo his hand his jump having
shown normal Spado support to
show his Heart length and strength,
not merely the fact that ho held the
Ace of Hearts. Copyright 1128 by
John ! Hille Co,
PARK PERSONALS
THIS PAltlv (Special) Lester
Miller was visiting his sister Mrs.
A. J. Vandevanter Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. John Campbell uud
children, of Wydose. Utah, were
visitors of 'Mrs. Campbell's sister,
Mrs. J. C. ljiy, last .week.
Mrs. Sullivan entertained the
Unties' Sewing circle. Wednesday.
Mrs. A, J. Vandevanter uud
daughter, Uoiis, w'eru visitors of
Mrs. C. Vanorder Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelts .Simon and
sun Jackie, of Seattle, Wash., are
visiting Mrs. Simon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 11. Hunter this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Krie, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Hand, Mr, und Mrs. Jim
Clyde and sou und Mr. and Mrs.
ltanil. all of l.a Grande, wero din
ner guests of Mr. uud Mrs. A. J.
Vandevanter Sunday.
Pat Corbett who Is 111 at the
Grande Hondo hospltul Is still In
a serious condition.
COVE PERSONALS
COVi:, Ore. (Special) The fam
ily of Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Hell have
been having a very delightful re
union, Mrs. Adda Goer, from Wal
la Walla, Wash., Mrs. Harry Har
rliigtttu, tfrom l-'reewater, Mrs.
Itfrdle Hawk, of Pendleton, Mrs.
Katie Kellogg, of i-.es Angeles, Miss
May Hell, of Dos Angeles, ere here
with their parents, as aro also the
granddaughter and her husband,
Mr. und Mrs. Vernon J. Krken
lieck, who wero recently married.
This Includes all the daughters of
Mr, ami Mrs. liell except Mrs, Clyde
Kohiuson, who lives at Seattle. Two
of the sons, Hoy and Hrnest Hell,
reside here, hut one sou Is living
at Los Angeles.
Wayne Fisher became suddenly
ill and was taken to the Grande
Hondo hospital recently. His con
dition Is considered HcrioiiN.
Dr. II. H. Utile Is quite 111 at his
home here.
Mrs. ,1. :. Uundell Is at the
Grande Kondu hospital where she
WE EAT?
"A hundred mile3 from
. nowhere" you'll always
have pure, rich, delicious
milk if you have Carna
tion. Great1 for creaming
coffee. Fine for cooking.
And just as fine for every
day use when you get
back home.
U'rf for Cook Book
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
474-A GlUan St., Portland
rruduc.d In Oregon .Inc. 1902
Library Ghats
New books to be added tic the
public library , on Saturday evening,
July 31, follow:
Heche, "Tho Hog of the Sun.'
Itelloc, "The Haunted House."
Heruovici, "Peasants."
Hyrd, "Skyward."
deadening, "The Human Ilody."
Calhy, "Source Hook for the Keo
noiuiu Geography of North Amer
ica." .
Curwood, "Tho Plains of Abru
Ikiiii." Davis, "Strange Woman."
Fi n ley , W lid Aid ma I Pel s."
Fuss. "Dreams .in Homespun."
Collomb, "Tho Portrait Invis
ible." Grey, "Nevada.'
Hatcher, "Occupations for Wom-
! leek man,
ed."
Unmpmun,
"My Lttfe Trnusform
"How Could 1 be For-
getting."
taughliu, "So You're Going to
France."
Mc Arthur, "Oregon Geographic
Names." i
Masson, "In Tune with tho .Fi
nite." Morz, "The Great American Hand
Wagon."
Morrison, "Tho Outluwery of
War."
Norrls, "Bounty and tho 1 toast."
Minis, "The Advancing South."
O'Neill, "The Great God IJrown."
Poole, "Silent Storms."
Hlne, "Feeding Your Dog."
Scott, "The United Slates und
France."
Sheean. "The Now Persia."
Shoppurd, "The Inipatlenco of n
Parson,"
Uudset, "The Axe."
Ve(iitn, "Hands Up!"
Whltloek, "Big Matt."
Wister, "When West Was West,"
ii:ny iAitou: lMrmioxK
S A f 1 1 A M K N TO (AP) Tho state
board of prison directors, meeting
1 at Kelson prison, denied petitions
of. thred life term murderers for
1 parole, Tho petitioners wore:
'Howls Henaud of Napa county;
! Peter Garbeiing, of Amador coun
My, and Hurry Dale, of Alameda
county.
wits taken for an operation.
Mrs. Itay Van Orsdale, of Pendlo
lon, who has been vlsltlim ' her
mother, Mrs. Mine! to Seattner for
tlo past week, returned to her
homo at Pendleton. Her small
daiiKhler, Iyretl Is still ut Ruest of
Airs. Se. inner. :
Mrs. Winnie French, of La
(irandn, Is a Kiicst ut tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kreneh.
Matthew Mitchell who has been
seriously 111 for a number of years
thus been growing worso in tho last
lew Mtiys.
CASH
c AND
CARRY
I'liouc Orders
Main 91
After All Quality Tells
Every Housewife will find values hero that will niuke your visit to' our store
worth while. And will testify that your needs arc our aim', and the quality tells.
Save Oh These Saturday and Monday
Coffee
Schillings Best
50c Lb.
12
Ginger Ale
Hollywood Dry
O liotllcs . 59c
There's life in Hollywood
Soap
Crystal White Family
10 Bum . 39C
Peaches
Fresh California Fidelias
3 Lbs 25C BOX $1.57
Tomatoes
Extra fancy in (i-lb. baskets
49c Basket
Onions
Alild Large Yellow Oniolis
6 l.,s .: : 19c
CTTPA'D
D U IjAlV
PUTMAN'S
Twice-a-Year End-of-Season
Hot
Event
Hats in the height of fashion, offered
at compelling low end-of -season prices
Spring and Summer Hats - ,
At These Clearance Prices
1.98 ' 2.95. 3.95 4.95
New York City
Women Take
To "Scanties" '
lly lleleu Itruvls
(Assoelated Press Writer)
Nl:W YOilK (AP) With the
arrival of the "seanty' tho ultl-
'mute In hot weather elimination of
superfluous feminine elothing
seems to have been reached.
Hen titles, aecordliiK to the lingerie
makers' dletroiury, uro four piece
garmonts meant to take the pluce
of brassiere, girdle, vest and "pan
ties." They combine all four gar
ments In a smooth-fitting single
piece that hangs from the shoulders
und stops so mew hut short of the
knees,
Teddy-boars, step-ins, envelope
ehemises und "dunce sots" are
threatened with extinction by the
"scanty." In tho near futUMO. au
eordlng to manufacturers of ladles'
undergarments, they may lako their
plaeo with camisoles uud corset
covers. , ,
AfleT-Triml ('outs
Add llrlllmut Plint h
PAUIH ( AP) Urlght stripes ure
usetl for many of the new after
Rice Krispies
Kcllogg's Now Cereal
Li I'kgs. '. 27c
Mayonnaise
You'll like' Nally's
Quart '. 65C
Pint 35C
it Pint !.. 20C
Chocolate
Sweet Ground Bulk
2 ... 39c
In sanitary Cloth Bujr
C and II Berry, 25 lbs
l Jf II1U IM XIII M k I M
tennis coats that several Important
houses here ure showing. They ure
used for the same purpose as the
old-fashioned English blazer and at
resorts sometimes provide the wrap
for a simple dinner costume. For
women who are In mourning the
same type of jacket Is made In
black, flecked with white. '
IWiVE HOOK OFF PRESS J
SACRAMENTO AP) Tho CaN .
lfornla Bluo Book, containing GS3
pages of Information about statcr
county, and city governmenta,
came off tho state presses. Thu
book was printed on a legislative
appropriation of $15,0Q0. and wa
compiled In the office of Frank C
Jordan, secretary of state, . 1 i
Wonderful Cream I
For Dry Skins
A now nitii'VA'louH ClcunHhiK Ci'eimt
If) on tho market, containing Cocoa :
IJiiuci'. It inelta rlKht Into the aklii
clounlnK every pore of irrlme an(i
dirt, und will not Htretch the akin
or make It uiikk.v. If h Dimply mur
velollH In keeplnx youthful com?
plexlontj. Kutid for Hun burn. Auk
for M KLLO-0 LO Cocoa Mutter
t'loaniilni; Croum. Gluiw UruK, Inc.
'Adv. j .
MODERN
FOOD
STORES
Wc Deliver y;
$2.50 Oideis .
Jell-X-Cell
All Kruit Flavors
2 For 15C
Grape Juice
Knight's Best. Made '
from Oregon Concords.'
Quart ....... 55c
Pint .... 29C :
Calumet
Baking Powder, pound
29c
Apples
Yellow Transparents, Bine to Eat
8 Lbs 25C BOX $1.19
Spuds
New Potatoes in New Shopping Bags
20 Lbs 39c
Vegetables
Beets, Turnips or Carrots , '
't Bunches 15c
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