La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 25, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pave TRrw Society News ner Club Is ; Entertained At ' Sacajawea Inn and Mrs. Leul Rusw?U enter tlii'ir dinner club lust niKht Hucujuweu Inn, with u du ll dinner bridge. r tables were at pluy during cnln& Mr. and Mrs. Hurvey ittliuWH received find, prize Kit s. Audiner I'luylo- ftus d convolution. Guest prize to Mr. uud Mrs. Lester fcitoU- Jolly llrhltfo club wus cn- icd yewterduy afternoon ut oine of: Mrs. Audmer 1Jluyle n2' Fourth street with three at pluy. . Ed Roylvn received first for high score and Mrs. W. W8 Received uccond Mrs. Henry ItHey received second. Guest prUu went to -Mr a, Denver Churl ton. - Mrs. Denny served a two-course luncheon at the close of the after noon. Three tubles of bridge were ut pluy. Annual Dinner Is Held at K. P. Hall MENUS IT'S JUST CLARA'S BOW TIE, BO ' The aniiuul dinner given by the U A. to H. of U E. lust night, tit the K. I, hull was well, attended by members of tho orgunlzutlon und their families and an enjoyuble dinner, program und evening of cntertulnment wus spent. Tho more thun 76 guests were seated at three long buntjuot tubles which were uttructively decorated .with bouquets of red curnutlons. Mrs. C, H. Griffin wus chairman of the dinner commltton and wus us- reshmcnts were served by the tainted by Mrs. Wultcr Ijttne, Mrs. . VV'"' Lloyd Bickford, Mrs. H. M. lirud- ,i ' .. ' Ishaw, Mrs. C. M. Humphreys, Mrs. tuui Mrs. ltalph E. Uyers' Kred Johnson, and Mrs. Edward host and hostess to members Strelff. Triangle club lust night ut Ti.6 jininB ro0m coinmltteo tn- liomo ut 701 K uvenuc. Three cU(jed Mrs. Peter Hedgren, Mrs. of bridge were ut pluy uur- , willium Uurcluv und Mrs. Ed ie evening with first prize for Ebeli. Mrs. Li. Kuus wus in charge of the program committee und wus assisted by Mrs. Willium Barclay und Mrs. Muguire. Prizes for guessing und other contests went to Mrs. Art Wall and Carl Johnson. After the dinner a delightful program was given and included the following numbers: piuno solo, by da Mue Hollister; violin solo, Jennie Nielson uccompunled by Klizubeth Hess; readings, Mary Vaughn Hendrlckson; vocal duet by Barbara Hlutt und Muxine Mc Neil; saxophone solo, Puul Bull, ac companied by Phyllis Petorson: skit, "Bread, Butter and Romance" Mildred Brudshaw, Mario Baxter, Churllne Faus and Jenning Nielson. Tho rest of the evening wus spent singing, dancing und playing guinea. I A number of out-of-town guests uttended the party. score going to Mrs. Wesley nald, for women, and for mwi i t Webb. Byers served light refresh- H ut the close of the evening. . E. Penny entertained mcm f the N. B. B. club lust night party ut her home. Ernest Wulden wus award- Irst prize for high score und OH! Boy! WHAT FUN! American -Legion MOVIE BALL Zuber Hall Tonight' ly SLsit-r Mary UltKAKKAST Tangerine or anges, cereal, creuin. creamed imv lutoeti. broiled cottage h a in. grahum muffins, milk, coffee, ' UJNCHICON Scalloped llinai Donna und. tianlh onion, tomutoj und bununu miluil. toasted muffins. I milk, tea. 1UNN1SK Itabbit pie, ' buked winter so.ur.sh, curly endlvo and celerluu salud, apple snow pudding, milk, coffee. . . A garnish ot pickled beets addsl much to the dinner salad, , 1 lie beets cun be cut In fancy shape or finely chopped and sprinkled over the thinly sliced celerlac- Either French or mayonnaise dressing can be used but for this particular. meal mayonnaise la a' good choice since the rest of tho dinner Is not heavy. Tomato aiKl Italian salad Four hot-house tomatoes, 3 ba nanas. I head celery, lettuce, may-onnulse. l'ecl tomatoes and cut In slices. Line a salad bowl with lettuce leaves which huve been carefully wushed and crisped. Arrange slic es of tomutoes on bed of lettuce und over them place bananas cut in slices. SVrlnkle with celery cut In short match-like pieces and Bervc ut once with mayonnaise. If fresh tomatoes are not procur able a tomuto Jelly can be made from canned onca The bananas and celery can be added to the Jelly when stiffening or tho stiff Jelly can be cut in slices and the salad arranged In the same way the fresh vegetable is used. (Copyright, 192a, NISA Service, Inc.) far- H f .1 ...'. ' xfc : I Believe Father Killed Children UOMFOKD, . IftHsex, Eng., Jan. 25 (AP) The bcKlirs uf fouc child ren, cousins, between tho ages of 3 und 6 yeurs, were discovered with their throats cut in u shed near hero today. Tho eldest hoy und girl woro children of Htduey Peroy Gray, a former member of tho Metropolitan police of London, and tho other boy and girl weru children of amy's sister. Tho po lice are searching for Gray, who was lust seen yesterday wulking with tho four children. the imwltuhlu lemon. The flavor is very delicious, . especially when combined with green tea. PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Well! And here's u beau with a bow for beaux yeux. We might udd that it's Clura- Biw, flamlng-hahvd filmeuse, giving her impression of u modernistic Beau Brummel, even to suspenders, rune und bow tie. ' . Ida Howo und Willium Taut, both of Seattle, Wash., were quietly married at the home of Mr. Tuul's sister, Mrs. Willium Con (lit at 1S04 Second street Wednesday, ufter noon. , Tim Itev. J. George Wulz per formed the ceremony.-- Mr. und Mrs. Tuul ure leaving Sunday for Portland where they will visit for u short time before going on to Scuttle where they will muke their home. I' " UJ: A Hpociul meeting of the I. A. to B. of It. T. will 'be lield-Monduy ut C:I5 o'clock ut Eagles hull. JO E L' The Royal Road to Health Eat plenty of Fresh Vegetables and Fruit, drink ure Milk, eat Fresh Meat in moderation, and take lots I" out-door exercise. Who could help but keep well, lid to be well is to be happy. At Joel's you find just the right kind of food at (rices that are within the reach of all. Courteous clerks to help and to suggest things dif erent for your table you are never over-urged to buy. i features for Saturday and Monday risp new California Carrots 3 bunches -i-yc ew bunch Turnips bunch 10c ew Green Cabbage, Cauliflower, crisp Parsnips, Squash, large Celery, solid Lettuce and Spinach, snail Sweet, Juicy uranges . aozen on ew Oregon Walnuts pound 3Sc :well Peas 2 cans.......... - -' anning's Bread-and-Dutter Pickles 2 for 4Sc nico Oleo pound 19 arge can Ripe Olives - - - 19c . S. Shrimp, large fancy pack 2 for 37c vans Com the finest of all golden com 2 for....59c WINTER SALAD ist shred lettuce add tablespoon Winter Salad, top th mayonnaise delicious.; or- irge jar , - i redded Wheat 2 for 25c sper's Graham Flour wart jar Nalley's Mayonnaise , "Oc in of Pork for delicious l-oasts or steaks 23c !dium Grapefruit 3 for ...23c nicy Red Cheek Pippin Apples box ?1.20 (cookers or eating) Ask about the Free Spoon with Macaroni ilk Cocoa pound 1JC Fresh Dressed Hens esh Graham Tea Rolls dozen... 10c Father Runs Amuck And Kills His Son AKRON. Ohio, Jan. S5 AP) An attempt by George 8. Thomas, a rubber worker, to kill his family and himself last night resulted In tho death of his four-year-old son. Hobert, tho probable fatal wound ing of his two-year-old daughter, Itosamond and himscir, and tho wounding less seriously of his wife. Thomas, In a rage, opened fire upon his family, the boy being kill ed Instantly. Ho then fired two shots Into his abdomen und drank poison. 1'hyslclnns said tho wife, Helen, may lose her sight..-' Fails to Evade Prison Sentence , iWuNAi'bljja.:J"t-3fc (AlO Judge Jtobert N. Uultzell hi feder al court hern this morning over ruled the petition of Dr. Kd ward M. Hhumakcr, superintendent of the Indiana Antl-Kuloon eagiie, for a writ of habeas corpus. Mr. Shumuker is seeking to evade serv ing u 60-day sentence Imposed by the supreme court for contempt. TnleKH uttorneys for the dry leader take some other legal ac tion he will be compelled to go to the Indiana stute penal farm to servo tho 00-duy sentence. . KXACTLY SlITS IJJi;itl-V ia:it.so.s Teasing, harusMing coughs, tick ling in the throat, und exhausting, nervous hacking ure Im mediately relieved by Foley's Honey und Tar Compound. Hold the dose low In the throat u short - time before swallowing. Its accurate blend of pure pine tar, fresh luxatlve honey, together with oilier vuluuble medi cinal ingredients is wonderfully lifullng to cold-Inflamed tlKHiies of throat uud bronchluls, and puslly cleurs away Irritating phb'gm. No opiates, no chloroform. Try it. Sold everywhere. Adv. Fresh fish sink when put In i firm, elastic flesh. The flesh neur wuter. Fish that float are not fit I the buck bono spoils first, to eat. Things to look for in select- 1 Ing fish are bright, full eyea; red For afternoon teu, slices of or gills, bright scales, stiff fins, und j ujigo uro a welcome chungo from S.V.E.C0. ' 1405 Ailntns Ave. nraiv lliilldlint Ija flrsnde, Ore. We have just received a delightful assortment of New Spring Wash Frocks. New styles New Colors of Fancy Broadcloths. Only $1.95 & $2.95 Byrd Is Supplied With Meats at the South Pole On his present expedition IJyid took with him a plentiful supply of meats mostly cured and canned, however but nevertheless ho knows that good meat is an essential food product. You are lucky here we can furnish you with the choicest fresh meals, from the best stock in the Grande Hondo Valley. Our one service Good Moats CRESCENT MEAT CO. Phone Main TWO MARKETS Phone Main 700' 32 Loafer "Where's all the coffee gain'?" Worker "Alaslto!" Loafer "Don't kid me, Big Boy!" Worker "Not for the world. And you can't kid Alaskans about GOOD . coffee, either!" , Adler's After Inventory Sale We will offer a large assortment of all types of Musical Instruments at Exceedingly Low Prices. EACH ONE A REAL VALUE. 12 Used Phonographs in AH Styles of Cabinets and Sizes, priced from $8.00 to $25.00 each. Used Hamilton Piano Reconditioned, Priced Right. Easy terms. Small Size Ukes 75c up Sheet Music Hits of Other Days, Standard and Classic. 5c per copy. Slightly Used Band Instruments Saxophones, Trombones, Cornets, Guitars, Violins, Banjos. All at Attractive Prices & : Easy terms. Large Ukes & Banjo Ukes $1.25 up Recalled Victor Records 3 for $1.00 t ' ABLER MUSIC CO. 1114 Adams --- Quality & Sen' ice.' MODERN FOOD STORES Phone Orders MulnDl We Deliver $2.50 Orders SPECIAL $1.38 Value for 98c One 5-Lb. ( an Of One I'uckaRe of Stone's Syrup Sperry's Pancake Cane and Maple And Waffle Flour Prunes Powdered Sugar Very best quality. Extra fancy. Q Very special. JQr 5 Pounds .: , - t 5 Pounds ttJU Brooms Toilet Paper IlcKular 79c very special 59(J 3 T'' Hg 19C Cigarettes Oleomargarine Camels, ChesU'ifields, Old IP Gem Nut Brand the very best qr Golds or Luckys 1 carton D11(J 2 Pounds ........... SUGAR ""Hir ' 63c - Cheese Macaroni Pure Cream j.t,8t e)0W cut made with hard wheat 1 OQf flour and eggs. Pound UOKj 5 ' Pounds - 55C i'-nds - Beans fr-i lied Mexican Pine for chili Vl , 5 . .. a Sodas ' Pounds 0JL Plain or Salted 10 . rjr 3 Pound JKp Pounds I OK, box - Oranges Very sweet 2 dozen , 55c Bananas No ovcr-ripes guaranteed rtA 3 pounds FLOUR SPKRRY'S Into Down $1.79