La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 11; 1029. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T&tt Hire D. A. R. National, - State Delegates 1 Selected Here I)t;lt'X;itt' to the stuto and na Uoiml Daughters of , American He volution conventions to be held tniH year wore oloctvd ut iHo locul li. A. It. i n feting held Wodneitduy afternoon ut the homo of ilru. lynue Jlohitonkuinp. f Those elected to uttend the stute convention ut Mudfoid In March "iveru:", im. Jtuy Murphy, Mm. 11 Q. Smith, MrH. i,ynnu llohnuu- kanip, MnC- LotU,- Dr. Muifiret and Mrs. Hobert Kukin. & Mi s.,. lid Kiddlo, of Islund City, ttuH elected deleniito to uttend the li. A. li. congress in Wuahlntfton, i). C, In April. ' ' f Plans were mude fop a sllvtjr teu lo bo held on Washington's birth day, the proceeds to be demited to liiKtitullona of higher, learning . in Oregon. V'-'V ? Jr. Mai gun: t Ingle read an In terestUig paper on "(Colonial Wo iiifii" pointing out that in colonial 1 Oayn the influence of 'the women In politics wus Htrong tlnd that coloni al women took a greater interest in goyernment and, politics than jilt Hi conl u ry Amorlcun women do. Heportu to be given to the na tiomtl hcadiuartertir of the D. A. It. in Washington, 1. C, were also discussed. . ' " ' . .'" , . - v Thu.La Gmndo CUy Council of Iu rent -Teuc her UHsoelations met til Hlveiiu school ut 3:4G o'clock Monday uftcrnoon. In the absence of the president, Mrs. 11; C Alex ander, of Willow- school, the vice president, Mrs. 8. R Andrew, of Centra! school, preKided. The brief but Interesting pro gram "was opened by Mrs. C. V. MclMierson with a prayer. ; Miss Mabel Doty, city librarian, gave an Interesting and vducatiotial talk , mude by. the girls ot thy iio&Uh on "Adult Education," telling of the committee of the A. O. 8., many avenues now open for adult That the basketball season Is education and answered un old ex-1 beginning was announced by loria cuso witii '"Somehow we always Cu.de. Verle Namm made an havo time to do the things we nouncements pertujntnc to hiking, really want to do. She also dis- Another contest plan was also proved the old statement that 'You presented. The contest will Include can't touch un old dog new tricks", the writing of an A. O. & song. To Miss uty cited Jin experiment Illustrate the suggested plan a song nmdo ut Columbia university when composed by a Scuttle High school it was found that the oldest agedlgbl. was sung by Kathryn Metcalf. group "learned tho best." A local illustration of the adage It .mnd in It. A. Wiikerson, principal of Greenwood school. It was said Mr. !Vilkorsou entered Greely Touch ers college, in Denver when he wus 41 years old. lie earned Mm de- J grew with un enviable record; Wlthj few exceptions all or his .grades: were the highest tflveu ut the col-: lege. . . Huth Durlund. Itjby Flok and Kr ma Johnson. Just before the close of the as sembly. Miss Vernon. A. G-. (.ad visor, talked briefly, reviewing the progress of the association during the first semester. . f Bridge Club Meets A discussion of 'proposed revl-j With MfS. Peai'SOIl sloiis to the by-luws of tho organ!-1 . it m nation wus held ut the business! WL . m..h.. MfH i i,.,..M ,.h-.irtn.,n I Tho J. H. Ilrldpe club wus en- Mrs. George l.ymun and Mrs. C. toxluined yesterday afternoon at K. Mel'hornon.mo meiubers of the ' . ' ' , . . .,,, ,,.,. Mrs. Hurtenbower received first Iprlie for high score and Mrs. W. Wilson received second. The Associated Girl Students of I The club will meet again In ALL-AMERICA STAR TO WED 1 PN p?C ( ri-2$fr-J MENUS A. l Christian. Keener fatile, All-America slur of the Army fuutlmll team and caiualn of next yeni-8 team. I to wed the sHcetl.eait of his school duy in U.ulHlanu, Miss -Marlon Halle, of New Koul. La. The couple were pictured tho other duy In Now Orleuns. whero CukIo spent the hulliiays. tho l.a Grande llitth school held u ,W(1 wet.ks at tm) homo of Mnfc Audnior 1'luyle. business int'etilif; Wod n c s d a y morning la the sillily hull, with liulh Smalley. president, presidhif;. i Theresa Tabor Kave the sccre-j At u meeting of the Ladles Aid larlal and financial reports of the of the Lutheran church held yes- association for the past year. Tlu terday uftcrnoon at the home of girls decided to itdupt an A. G. S. Mrs. Lctf H. Awes, officers for the pin with emblem. v year were elected as follows: Jacqueline O'Hrlen, chairman of President, Mrs. Kberl: vice presr the health committee 'of the asso- dent. Mrs. Frank Hanson: Sucre- jciutlon, announced the' opening of tary. Mrs. Art Weugcl und tri'asur- a health essay contest l-eb. 1. Tho er, Mrs. lohrman.- title will bo "Wood for the Ath-i About 211 meiliuem of till. Aid lete". On J.-rilay at 3 o'clock a wwu ,n uUendance at tho mcet- group of eighth grade girls will jntf! give a health play in the study, ( ' she said. Miss ilarriinan' Is help-i ln(? tho girls with the perform-1 Mrs. 8. K. Andrew entertained unco. Tho costumes have been meiubers of the N. 11. I), club ut her homo at S07 Fourth street yesterday. ' . Four tubles weru at piuy wim riMl nrlyn ffir llilZn HCOle going tO ! . I l.l.l..n..l. ..n.l M.iolMll tO :.MTS. I1UJU n I Mrs. A. K. Hug. Mrs. Nellie Spenc er received guest prize. li.. nn,! Mrs. H. W. Hlley enter- . lulncd melnlM-rs of the Trlanglo club ut a delightful party last night. Sixteen were in attendance ;for the evening of curds. Mrs- ltulpli Byors was awaruea in;" prize for high score ror women and Bert Webb received high for men. After tho cards chill was served to the guests by tho hostess. Announcements Grande Ronde Meat Co. s Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products : ' 1 City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 Economy Grocery ; find Market Main 573-48 ' Hoover Market Main 755 HIGH GRADE MEATS A - '."';", - - ' - v.. ;.... ... . :. . That WeSMaysSerj'e Yow-Ik'tdoriVVe-Havo Installed. r "JIM VAUGHAN" Electric Meat Cutter Steaks and chops are absolutely uniform and of even thickness so they cook better' and evenly. . . T .. , . . , Electric cutting involves practically no handling of your meats and is therefore strictly sanitary. Steaks and chops fry in their own suet as the meat may lie cut so as to cover it with a film of its own fat, a very fine and superior cooking me dium. , THIS IS WHAT "JIM VAUGHAN" DOES: Cuts a beef round in thin slices in 2 minutes. Cuts a beef loin in thin slices in 2 minutes. Cuts a pork loin in thin slices in 1 minute. Cuts a veal loin in thin slices in 1 minute. Cuts a veal round in thin slices in 1 minute. Cuts a ham in thin slices in 1 minute. If it comes from any of the "GRANDE' HON DE MARKETS" It's the Best. Lean Sugar Cured Skinned Backs, ....25 lb. Heavy Sugar Cured Bacon, 22 lb. Regular Sugar Cured Backs, lean - 22 lb. Picnic Hams - 18 lb. Boned and Rolled Sugar. Cured Cottage Butts, : 25 lb. ' GROCERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Heinz Salad Richelieu Golden Wax . , Cream Refugee Beans Reg. Jars, each 10 Real Quality Product No. 2 tins, 3 for 69 Walnut Meats Mission Sugar Peas' Vacuum Packed lin Sweet and Tender b oz- 1 in - No. 2 Tin, 5 for 4tt Libby Chili Con Came Del Monte Sardines Mexican Style Large Flat Ovals In Tomatoe No. 1 Tins, 3 for or Mustard Sauce 1 Tins ..47 Snowdrift . Hominy Pure Vegetable Shortening; Van Camp's Large 2'z Tins .8 lb. Pails $1.7!) 1 Tins - 49 THl: F1LCO COFFEE MAKER Makes Coffee that Tastes Like Coffee Smells. Reg. Price for this Coffee Maker is $2.00. To Introduce It and MEMORIE COFFEE to Our Trade the Manufacturers Have Given Us Permission to Sell It and 1 lb. of Memorie Coffee Saturday and Monday for 98 ' The Order of Ilalnbow for Olrb will meet tomorrow at 7:3(1 o'clock. Kloction of officers will lie held. Members uro ashed to remember thut dues for 1929 ale payable this month. The U A. to H. or It. T. will meet Tuesday nlirht at Kwrtes' hall for a social nlitht. The new of ficers will serve. The meeting will beRlii at 7:30 o'clock. Library Ghats lly MuIk-I V.. iXMy, Ubrnrlati The llliiui-hflM'tmiuffuiiUftl u new pulley of placliiK" Hh iww hooks Into circulation. Hlnco thu ImU nil vcrtlscd llHt ot bookH were put Into circulation on a crluln Hutunluy nlffht ut 0 o'clock canned a item riot unions the lino up of putronw who were vuitlnr to K"t their fuv orlto bouks. the new books are now put Into clt'ctiliiliftn an noon utt they are ready. TIhik Ihe render who IIUch to browHo Bets n delihtful shock when ho Jimt happens to run on to u now book that ho has lon wanted to read lint thoUKht IiIk clianceH of Betting It ho hooii were few. A few titles which have JuHt re cently found themaelveu on the ties It ut tho llbrury waiting to be taken: j "Keep I tin; Vniinir After I'oriy." ! Wliltmoro The fubled fountain of youth wan tho wlll-o'-the-wisp that lured Ponce de I .eon to hts dentil ami the Hiitue Henrcli 1h oucupyiiiff the Hllenlioti of people today. The author of thlH IntereMiintf book nays, "old age Ih not a d Ink racy but u preat dtKadvantaKe. The women are doing much more than the men In keeping themtielvcH young. The men do nothing except for tho few who turn to the various rejuv enation operations. The women are outliving the men and It behooves us to look to proper hygiene and to "catch up" In those ways fn which woman ban beaten us." A splendid book for any man or woman who Isn't afraid to admit that he or she Is forty or may reach it In tho near future. "tireiit Detectives and Tliclr Methods," ;ena 1 HI not A real thriller. Jf any one sus pects himself of possessing real Sherlock Holmes tendencies this book will reveal the truth. Jesse Hlocher, an American detective, had traced a man to a certain big hotel. He did not wish to disclose his Identity till he was siiro of his quarry. How did he find which room the man occupied ? Puge three will tell you. Mv, Dilnot Is one of tuo world's leadlnK crimin ologists. Tho Heart of.Tlioroau'f Journals" ICdiUxl by iXMl She mill Tho Journal of Thoreau' belong unquestionably among tho first treasures of our literature. From tho fourteen volumes of his Jour nals Professor Shepard lias culled tho passages that reveal most com pletely Thoreau's Hfo and person ality. Tho result Is good reading. - "Tho crliig North" I wis Freeman Who wouldn't want to Journey up and down tho great Canudlan rivers, even if it was a perilous mode of travel, if ono could tell about It ns entertainingly as Mr. Freeman. A good book for a cold winter evening. "Alaska Year Hook, lOHS" . For thoso who want new and up-to-duto materia! on Alaska, ths library1 has purchased this year boolt. It hbs such articles as Tho White Pass and the Yukon; a Ho sumo of Alaskan Industry; Fair banks tho Oplden Heart of Alaska. Altogether Its newsy articles and lovely photographs make Alaska seem a Uculrnblo place in which to be. Uy SWjt Mary 11 UK A K FAST Halves of grape fruit, cereal, cream, creamed fin nan huddles nn toast, milk, coffee, lAINrjltfON Scalloped sail sage; afrd-'.uppHv ' shredded cab bage in cream dressinft., Avhty' wheat bread, old-fashioned bread puddiugK milk teu lUNNKlt Hulled corned bris ket of beef, steamed potutoen, creuined turnips, banana and pea nut salad. Individual caramel cus tards, milk, coffee. Cold boiled corned beef makes delicious sandwiches combined with salad dressing. The meat can bo coarsely chopped and mixed with tho dressing or thin slices of meat' can be spread with salad dressing. I'rlsp lettuce can bo added with good effect. Ktiillnpvtt Sausage and Apple One pound link sausages, 4 ap ples, Mi cup dark brown sugar, Vi teaspoon ciuumon. Pan broil sausages until brown on all sides, Arrangu In a casse role and pour about 4 tablespoons boiling water over them, t'over with apples pared and cut in slices.. Sprinkle apples with su gar and clnamon. Cuvur casserole closely and bake in a slow oven for ono hour. Serve from casserole. Choose tart uutck cooking ap ples, ; PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery ; THY. A llOTTU-; si miim; toi ;ii it km 1 ;iy One bottle is generally all that Is necessary. Hundreds of bottles sold. Absolutely safo to take, contains no narcotics, and every bottle Is mad" fresh when ordered. Put up ex clusively by M. . Allen, Druggist. Klgln, Oregon. P. O. Hex 84. $1.26 pet bottle malted nnvwhere. Wrlt jwlre, or phone me your order. MmsJtuiu lvMlncy Mtvllcinc (icts HtvMiIts. Adv. Fit AN K VAX IIOYKX IHVM PIUMINQllAM, Kng., Jan. 11 AP) Fnmli Van lloven, an Am erican vaudeville actor, died here today. Ho was always billed as "Tho Mad Magician" his act being a burlesquo which ho worked up after ho had found that straight conjuring a,ud sleipht of hand heuls brought small returns. MltS. MAH.SIIALL. IIJj PHOKNlX, Arht,, Jan. 1 1 (AP) Mrs, Thomas It, Marshall, widow of the lute Thomas U. Mar shall, vice president of tho U, S. during thu Wilson" administration, spent a restful night at the hos pital where she bj -an tnflueiun patient horo, . ... Physicians bulletin this morn' lng indicated that Mrs. Mam hull was ablo to take nourishment ami that her condition was not alarm in. . . .. HITS l-XJIt SIC'Kn COUOKKHl'OKT, Pu. Tho Auu erlcan Legion has completed the third of a series of "huts"on pub lic land for World war' votoraus with tuberculosis. Stevens - Van Engelen Co. 1405 Adams Ave. flrwc Build I me T (rand. Ore. SEE THOSE NEW SPRING FROCKS! Youthful Dresses for Large Women and Little Women, in all the Newest Shades.. ; 1.98 $9.90 $14.75 lead in (j the, meni New "' Magazines Just In McCalPs Cosmopolitan. Western Story. Alwjiyx Hit. lutt'Hl to 1u lountl ut uur MuKaxliio Cutinlur. Red Cross Drug Store TH E VERY N EWEiTir ..11.. 1 in "rr 1 CCA CADICLA 1 is a finer instrument at a lower price that's the story in a nutshell. $95.00 Aciics $95.00 $95.00 Full lighting circuit operated of course. HEAR IT TODAY! ADLER'S MUSIC CO. 1114 Adams Ave. , y j : ' 1114 Adams Ave. , ; Jj CHAIN STORES fl cwwnjHof plrnHiiiR llio family.. Kixlrcn mnMrr 'ways. .yours for I hciiHk- inp. Write for tho "Swnrt Sixteen" Reeic Parketr..it is free. ... addrens I).(;iiirnr drlliCo.,SanFranHneo,Ciil. Experts chose these recipes from among do7.etiH of pri.n winners . . , and women all over the West have writ ten us to say they're wonder ful. .write now, while you are thinking of it. Ex perts, too, choose Chir-ardclli's(roundChoe-olate...the most con venient form of this fine get-healthy and nUiyheull hy food. Try a tin today ... suy "Oar-oc. delly" to your gro cery man MODERN FOOD ' STORES We Deliver . $2.50 Orders ;il!llA!UELLIS It R O I; K II CHOCOLATE I.l.lrn for ;l.lr.rHrlll hnnr. . . Rndio h.W r ridava at 1 1 i.'tO a. in. TMIM IS TMK -m;uU U'w thai mrl Knell, h nnri.I.n re eHK. It Is ir.a.lo ot o:i- I trlih Iraihcr rli a ,,.,. w, ;,i 1 Specials for Saturday and Monday SPERRY'S WHITE DOWN 49-Lb. sack $1.79 FLOUR livery Sack Guaranteed. Barrel ....... . . .$6.98 Catsup Delicious on stualui. Lfii'KO bottles, 2 lioltlcs 35c Beans Large whites New slock 5 II)M. 10 Lbs. 49c 89c Matches (i-lmx cartons at Stone's 2 for Laundry Soap 35c Rice Fancy Jtlue Hose Lbs. . Lbs. . 39c 75c Oleomargarine Com Nut JJrnnd None better 0'7 2 lbs O I C Clorox P. & C. White Naptiui 10 bars , : 39c Starch Gloss or Corn 3 packages 25c Removes stains, mildew, scorch bleaches 2 bottle;. Graham Jasper's Products Course or line 10 lb. sack 35c 49c Corn Meal Yellow or while No. 10 sack 39c Oranges Fancy I lose medium size ' 2 dozen 39c Grape Fruit Fine Floridas 3 for 25c