La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 06, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday," December 6,' 1928. tiK GftANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pago Three beaten. Heat hard and ndd whlfea to make month. Turn Into a mold of eggs beaten until stiff and dry. and chill. Servo with augur and Add vanilla and stir Just enough cream. MENUS thodist Ladies -w Aid Entertained At Hanford Home l)p IauI- Aid of the Methodist h held an enjoyable meeting jerdny afternoon ut the hunm of l,vf Uatiford on. 1304 Sixth . Mm. V. K. Hull' bad the btiomtl. At the business meet-' it committee consisting of Mrx. F. Tyler, Mm. KherwooU Wil is and Mrs. 8. t Smith, wusl iolnted to arrange fop the re- bration of the church. ho koi'IhI part of the afternoon 11 runted by the following hinittee members: Mm. Thomas jlHintrer, chairman; Mrs. A. V. km. Mis. V. K. Hall.and Mrs. H. Hrownton. ! pioup of high school boys n- ained with inutdcal helt-ctlonft h Included the following: pl nolo, Clark Kuckiituii; shxo-, hie quartet.' C'lekinil -Walkdngvr,- k H ickman, Henry Culp and In ley Zundelt banjo and 8Hf Mic d jet. Huswell Nelson and. k Hiickman, i-' f,r , ; cleverly planned way of serv ing refreshments was it feature of lion of officers will ultso be held it that time. By Sister Mary : -RRKAKKAST Northern spy ap ple, cereal, cream crisp bacon, potatoes hashed In milk, muffins, marmalade, milk, coffee. I.l-NCHKON Cream of spinach aoup. croutons, hearts of celery, Jh enjoyable afternoon, A htiKe make believe oluin middfriir em- ered th dining room table. It wan The Uidie' Kotiety of the Church ( touted cheese iinl w!)irn, caramel decorated with Christmas candb'siof (od met recently at '2 o'clock;? cornstarch pudding, grape juice, and. Knclifh holly. When tin- pud-jtn a regular weekly buslnesn r-'j IUNNKR H raised shoulder of dinff was cut. the slices contained ion ut the home of Mrs. 'J'.' iV'Iambwtth vegetables, stuffed green a box of lunch for each of the I Flank on Cove avenue. '.j pepper salad, hot-water sponge ffU0Mts- Muring the afternoon plana were cage, fruit In' lemon jelly with rhe next meeting of the Aid will'made for the annual basuur, cooked . whipped cream, bran rolls, milk. Wegivethe be held Jan, 2. t -mi Buy Him A Saxophone e'e 11 pbtnlhl lii-tiniim'iit. im--hat tit 'ally HM'fff. r I tli rubber mouth-pie. ieaii key, niu-ie . lyre: -hi silver riiiMi. Suit to delight every muslc-Un Iiijc oiunfter. vAdler Music Co! 1114 Adams Ave food and rummage sale to be held Saturday. .Mrs. J. K. Uasklll, presi dent, presided. J' The society ordinarily, meets ev ery Thursday but most'tlngs hav l-een postponed until' tho first Thursday in Junuary, . The Ladies Aid of the Vre.-by-terlan church aid met yesterday afternoon In the community room of the church with Mra. ('ohm 11. fcuerhard. president. preKiding, Reports of the bazaar roiiu 11 it t ee I . , occupied most of the business Hex-1 Crystal ItebeKali lodge met last slon. Mrs. Harry Turner, who wnsi night for a routine business meet- chutrman of the bazaar, and Mis. lug, in the Odd Fellow's hall. IJberhard, were given a rising vote I 1 of thanks in itppreeiatlon of their j St. Peter's Kpixcopul Guild met work in makinK the bazaar the j ye.st.-i day ut the home of Mrs. i most successful one ever held, it j H. C.asstt. Reports of the Christ-' was stated. jinas laiar committee were Includ- "' luiner navo i:h tenon 01 eu in me uusiness mcciinr, jne committee announcing thai the net- amount raised by the bazaar wan 8lS.ti. "' t was voted to i;iv $.'.n n( tin money to the church choir to us- sisl wim the music durlmr tin- y coffee. w GUARANTEE BOND A aum of $ mui was ntu donated 10 j permanent court of the1 ufanve committee. The ev. ! Justice. Some liomemade jelly or pre serves wilt be welcome addition to th$ dinner menu. Whenever t rolls are served Jelly or Jam Is acceptable. 4 The luncheon dessert Is planned especially for children. Keep In mind that w henever cornstarch is I used it must be thoroughly conked, j ('rante (VtniMarelt t'lhhlinu 1 ! Two cups scalded milk. 4 1-3 ta blespoons cornstarch, 2-3 cup su-1 car. hi teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons! cold .111 Ilk. 4 teaspoon vanilla, -egp. Melt snifa r slowly In an Iron fry ing pan. stirring constantly until 1 I mlnlUil A.I.I L-lnulii .. ...... I.I ...I l the lust meeting of the I;a' milk, keeping the fire low and tak- (iiantle Neighborhood club, . th,e ipg care mixture does not boll over, members unanimously adopted iv Stir - cornstarch and salt to a j resolution iu.vorinff early 'part let- smooth paste und stir Into scald ipation of Ihe Ignited Htutea In th ing-hot - milk . and augur mixture J. George WaU thanked the aid Tof the gift In behalf of the board ; of trustees and the mane coin- , mltteo. Mrs. Kderhard, us chairman of the Christmas seal sale committee, asked for volunteers to help with .the ;sale at one of the booths in town. . .. Mrs. Julius Roesch ! Hostess to Club The Goodwill club, no-t at the . home of M rs. J alius Koesrh la si Saturday afternoon with a larc at .tendance. Regular routine busl . nes.i was transacted. Delicious re freshments were served by the hos itess. The next meeting: of tin- 4-iub will be lietd at the home ot .Mm, Braden on Iec. 7. I Kh-ction of officers of the 1- A tlo R. of R. T. was held T.ie.xiay j night at the meeting of the orgu I niiUion. Ada i'idt oek was eb-eied president and Helen I lenny. ice I president. The other ffii-ers tol !low: secretary. Martha l-'o. Ireas urer. (Iraee Adskiu: conduein-ss. haura Kennedy: warden. Jos- pliine 1 Htoop; inner guard. Clara Kieiil.; (outer guard, (Jerlritde Jlappeisett, ! pianist. Sadie Hull. , I Ref icshments were served by Mrs. Gertrude Gulbiuitli, Air's. Anna Varnet-p f M r)4. -tjlisi l)-yyu ami Airs. Nell Sullivan. Arrangements were made lor a Christmas party to be hehl her. 1 at which the B. of; f. T. and their fumllles will be guests. li.stalla- lniernationf Let caramel and milk become per- Ifectly blended before adding corn '2i starch. , Stir constantly until mix ture '-thicken and then cook over hot water, stirring occasionally for organizations to encourage the e,n ,, , ,. . e ,. ,. , . , - V and-Btlr In yolka of eggs we I trance of the United States. In tfjp ; . . court to lurlher the cause of werhH Tlie adoption of .lh reaolutlor by the local club was part. of na. lion w ide movement f women' rtAt; is (;ivi: Jiixii: HICAGO. HI. In commemora- statemcnt of, the resoluttfth? tloH of the loss of his two sons who follows: "Husrefore. ba.Udled aa the result of wounds tlmy Tin- proiM'i i i .wIk iI. that tho NlhboriOQjs rrcrlTcil In the nir nervier ilui lnir 1I11I) or l.a Crunilc, Ur.. In InUr.'thn World war, Jiiilito Thoniiis Tay t'Mtt'il In i-arly actlun and dnrirun! lor of 1hp Appollati' court was ri; r greiiiK tlie I'nlteil Statw a nif ai- cntly pri'sented with a allk Aiihm-I-tM-r of tho i-oiirt at the fHriltmt pan-, run flar by nienlbora of Harold A. lblt iut)iiii-til, and riMpeetfully .nil', Taylor post No. 47, the American oai nt'stly rmn'Sts Senator SleNwry ' Legion. ; and Senator Itublnson to conveytfol , . 1 j the foreign relations committee I. KOION III II. MM; PLAN M il i Hu ll- desire for prompt and fif-j I'ONl'A C1TV. Okla. Offlelala oi able report on the Olllett reflO-J of the American I.eKion in t)kla luiion al tlie fii-Ht meeting of the homa have announced plana for noininittee in llecember." '. j the . Immediate construction of a , . llia.liiili admlniHtrntive bulldlni: here for the American l.i-fflon home WHEN we telegraph your order for flowers, our co-member in that dlatant ciry place in the box the Guar ' antee Bond of the Florit Telegraph, Delivery Association your awurance that the flower delivered will be ex actly as you ordered. Say it with Flowers by wire with safety Order Now and S;ive Cost of a Telegram CLARES FLORISTS Foley Hotel Bldg. . ... Announcements school, for dependent children of World War Teterans. Willow Parent -Teacher a."soeia i Ion w ill meet tomorrow night at 7::m o'clock. All fathers, mothers and oi iieis interested, are Invited o attend. Refreshment' will he served. ;' rary sox Rt rm;j lMiitTI.ANI), Ore.. Dec. R AIM -I'ire which swept the home of Air. and .Mrs. It. I.. IMtta yesterday binned to death their Il-montha- olil son. AlltS I.Kf.lON l'RO;RAM " WKNATCHKK. Wash. As an activity for the coming year Weii atchee -Volt lire No. Jin Korly Hiid Kight. will aid the American Le gion In its plana to Identify Wen atchee for air travel. The name of the town will he painted on tho roofs of some large buildings. A bride in Russia i supposed to Uiss every guest at her wedding. That's unfair. unless tho guests bring u map. The government has w on two and .lost four of the oil cases. I.et'H see now how many were sent to t - h ft ri ft STEVENS VAN-ENGELEN 1403 Adaiils Ave., Grace Bldg., La Grande, Ore. . i - Troubled no longer by spells of dizziness The Women Of The Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Will Serve At The Company's Of f ice 105 Elm Street December 8 th From Two to Five . . & j n . I ol .4- Of vr ..rJffr?, no,,,:"' o, , "e "IViv,-.. "10,., . 0 ri .V iw.r'' o.. "f. i. h 'hi -IS iii.. ""),... wo,.,, "'hi, 'tf,:. n..i- -'ill. -v. it 'Or rft,i7v',- Si ft -2 to p, I.. Will. "UJd. 50 (An.. "10 JT DOES make a difference where you do your shopping for Christmas gifts! in a thousand and one ways little marks of quality betray the fact that the article however small came from a quality store. iNatur- I ally you want the gift to reflect your good taste as its giver, and the best way of assuring yourself of perfection in remotL'st details is to entrust fothM! with ilomnrh and hark all lis life, this man s subject lo surh sells of dlnlness lhal he roil Id hardly Hand op. "I haven't had s 4?.if spell .u 1 nnre I orsan inning ARinri, ne wruri. fj Letters from people benefited by Agmel f r rtrelied dnilr. One says: "A siege t if inlldenia left me so weak I rnuid if wareely (et around. Then I started to f laks Afmel. I now feel so well I can't P teem to realise my good fortune." I your Christmas gift problems to the integrity and faultless standards of pt isMi? 1 ri ! it i this store. See our display of Xmas gills. Novilty S"l fur thv lltll Mips aii'l Util.y 39c to 9Sc Sti.rv Rooks rnr all as 25c to 79c Story and Picture HooUs for Utile Folks, 10c lo 19c Si a is l r nim Linlb-s" llan-llierelilefr tu NiiH v boxes for Xmas, 2.Jc to 98c . ys 'Coys Ty loy for KTy Child, 2jc to $3.98 Uive 1 1K1.1.X ski-: tiii:m. -19c to $ 1.98 I'ainv Knit Mnfil.!. 98c- $1.19 - 51.98 Girls' Vanity, and Hand luo. 25c to 49c' l-nlli' Hum! Hues titnl I'nik-rarni HitBd. 98c to $1.98 Rure - thread Silk ' Cashmere Jb't , 19c Fancv Silk and 'o.i 1 (i9c M n' iinil II") "' N- ' in K.im'V .iii.t ll i 25c to $1.25 lluii lkcu-hH-f kxi'I mi otic 10 $1.00 AMI 111 1. 1. -1 ' 'I" (i9c to $1.9 l-llilli ' Hul IIOJI-K. $1.98 to $7.50 MKVK HATH It 'III-:. $3.98 to $9.9(1 Fancy I'.i.mim. Mad" "f Genuine h . $1.19 - $1.(19 - ri r h $ ft ? ri i h a is vtmr irmerUl' rtu su sirsvj. mr.H RtOD rsmstiRE KtTN FT t?JT!.AM M ATTON (TTOMACfl rNDir.EwnoN Whnt it Agvtir A frt nnhiral hplth livxi. Th lap rr milk of t h M c i I r an Maguay plant enn mtrat1 by rmo leit ncraa watar. Nnthlnr addinl. Ei traordinariJy rirh in Important tninfrali tifj other vital flrv mn'ji nwmufy for thr proper arliimlmMtt and funftinnjnc of th hoHy, A titnl tnnif. Not a madifin. Non alMholk, Thuuundi praiut AtcmH. I( you havf any of th ( oil o wi rt (t ay m of n ma, IriTCPtixat Atml to day: hMHarhra, bark a"n, plytvtauria .and frqMnt nmty to rat up at Aifht, Mr. W H. Y A new Monarch Malleable range for this Xmas? Get one and you will have reason to be thankful three times a day, all next year and for many, many years thereafter. mnil, 1(0 P.jk A.eaar. NYork. N. Y. I .Silk llo.. .lliii.-.. Tlli.-a-l Silk an. I Wuiil llo.' -98c nil.-.- Ill l-iill-liiililom-'l .N.-v I'ulurs. Are You Sure You Get What Doctor Orders? Vou ou'ht to bp mimo always. H may be a mutter vital to heniih your.- or KirniriniK dear to mi. Voii run bV nun-wht-n . on brfiiir ytmr doetor'n (ireeritttbiti 1 V'Ml ea it a Im lie Mire thai the .reerllH-.l In t;rediMitri will be eom-tound-d vOlli the tiwet p..tctliii; rare. They will be cheeked ami re uliecked. They will be enrreet. They w til be fulv. They will be pre-t-fnely Ahut your doet'ir Krdern, The nrb-t v. 1 1 1 be riKht. ton. 5 m fa 6 fa fa fa fa i' fa u if v y u ft f II if if u M u . W u M M M if if if if N O fgffiStjk'ii'aii'Si 1& 1 1 B i Up.) Lit. -11.' IX. I 1 gfV - J S Mona i th Malleahle Range Prices range from $92.50 up. A small payment down and the balance in easy monthly pay ments. W. II. Bohnenkamp Co, M if if V if if ft ft if. if at if fa fa fa fa fa fa rt i fa i fa l fa Red Cross Drug Store "11 i-'usi-s a TraM-llntf' Bue 98c to $14.75 .,-p.lrl.i- !l, $1.95 $1.19-$1.19 $1.98 f? r. r Z C - t - cj k -iU. sia-" 'i " j -i, v -S -.-.s' V ! "i - -v " w '-