La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, -February-, 1920. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Part Three Society. News Sanido's Ace Bagged by Marine Mrs. P, S. Robinson Hostess To Club ard Glenn. Minn Mury ; ltndrlckun, and Mrs. j 'lurk. The. guests Joined bus "America." Vaughn LaVello ItU-h.-y and Juthi Smith. Ke-mvlek Illustrating (he work of Urn as. j In sing-j soctation. several clever skits and ( stunts wi-iv Riven during tho pro- to ilio Thursday Itrldge flub mem-1 m , hers yesterday ttflernnon at .The Swastika Uridge, . club mi't liiKt night with Mr. and Mm YVnll or J: Nowtnnd at 9UK Mnln street. Hitch seor.'a were made hy Mrs. V. If. I'erry iin.l Lowell YVllliaill mn. Mr. unit Miu Clyde lloppel ivee-ivis'l guest priste. ' ? ltt-roruHonH were hi keeping with flip Washington hiiihdny motif. The iKwti-w served a two-course luncheon. Tin- next meet iug of tho i talk" a i r t AC Od-CajaWea 11111 Uefreshmcnts wore served. Ah- j grum. The lust wus u tumbling , . shits lit hostessus went Mr. Uroom-: ci participated hi hy Juequellno Mrs. Whealey, Mi'llricn, Kieunor lahl ami lar. jjorio (lord. In which u girl Injures "' i imp ankle and la glvmi fUnt ui 'IM... . I... I li I.e. .rlv..n In- Wit- : ln.llonliinr lilnil til., arii'l of tllA bridg,. iinrlicori til the Hnriijuwoa!. , wU nt u (i,.hnol . ht,lllth otimmm0 r which Junius (tin Miu. I. H- Ivunhno recelvod nuUM, ftt 7:;t(t w.(tm,k l(in,Kllt. Ah,m, o'llrleit u el.dir.mu.. hNirn to club pi ire. i.t-Mtrriuii Iihm h..en ariaiiL'tMl ' do. .- It Ik reported. The main feature I The standards committee, head is to he a bathing beauty eon teat j ed by Joris Cade, entertaineil vltti In whlrh MIkh Island t'lty, Miss La'a Hiunt ltlustratlnR the need for Grande, Mb-s 1'nion. Mix I'erry J proper dress for Helmut wear. . uul Miss lmhler will take part. igirl wearing very high heels, nct- MIhh Kssler himI Miss ChadwlcKle-d hy J;ui St;utK tnrna her unkto will entertain with u tap danee and Vlritlnia Wylte. will Rive an a-s-thetlc tiunee. A hlaek face net will ho put on hy .Mr. IfMoH. A ryl li mit play. "Jack and the Ilea it- Ik iiIko to he tt'u, chili, will ho hehl Mar. 7 ulh Mr. and Mih. Ih-rbert i':illlson. The proRrant will heRln nl 8:45 o'clock. Mm. Iteitnett and Miu and her claxHiuato loriH-fade tip-peai-H and impresMea her with tho Hoed for hi'iilhUt (tint wear for sell (ltd. The friendly committee, or which I'Mnu Mae WHkod ix ehtili inuu, v;ih rcNpunsilde for Hie makiiiR of tin. attractive place card, each .Mra. I. R Paddaek-wiUttalnel McClay ure the mombera of the'whh a verse ui it exprewdnR committee In chaiRe of the pro Ihe Hon Ton eluh hiHt nlRht at ierrum wnUll wl ,ak), n;u.t, ln hnnHfc In the fjmmle liondt iipnrt-t m on I h. u warih Mih. I.yle Kiddle d hlirh worn pi'ie. wan , fifth Rrnde room of the whnnl. Of A. G. S. Held Thursday Night 'i Thp O, I. A. int't ycsli'idiiy iiflor- i ' . . .nmm jit thi' KiiIkMk of I'yl hlns hall 1 Mr. nn.l Mm. It. r.or.,WI. . w,th ni,,llllipw ,,, at,,.,,.):,,,,..-. I t. lilln.',l niMiiLonr of IH.-lr l,r.l.l.' ,. ul.,r mMniw .ns i,,,,,,,.,,.,!. i -it-l'M' Ji't;iiiKll(.,rUl-,a ..jlrlinUKlH, .... f &&i&ciinaM:,W ..H,.ita.wir ; :,, r 4- I K4lnn. Tln (l.nrK Washington 1110- rVIIllUtll JJUIH-JUCt 1 ''lot Iit ili'tHirattons. - ? V 1 ' Mr. K. i. iorri K'C.-Ly.-il .flrnt I -'; prlzo foe IiIkH M!r' fttr woin.'l, anil j J . riv,- Il,l. w r,-f. i.lay. V ' Ca.i,lif tho rlhnaJt lo a wlxml ? ... " jyear crnnmiod will, acilviticH nml 1 Mm. Don U C!;,ily . nl.-rlaln.-.l11" "nnUHhinonl. I I, o AmorliiK'il f I slho N. H. II. rlnl, y.,slo'r,lay ft.-r-. (i'rl W-KlontH of 1a lran.li- IHBh ? Onn al hor homo al I Il.tr. Klirl.tn ' '"". Blln'rol al ll,.-lr annua i VHIi-rt. Tlnvola a of I.H.Ibo ,.niin-l IumI nlKht In Ihe manual 1S,I play will, rlml prlw K..h,K In " ' "' "ni0V , M,N. .1. II. liavy ami .-.o,l to hlrh ha.l I, , prepan-,1 by Iho I 'Mol- U Unit ' - ' H'n.lini of Ih,1 ilomi'HlIc m'ti-nco I i-lto,-'.ar,iH H, WIcQ Ki.ro'.l i.-cliuwn. of Mlm lona lluth llarri- two'oiirse hitlidieon. ' Tlie VrlfiiiKte ViiiV viih enler Inlned Tnesilny nlRht at the hornet 4H r. a ndAI rs. ! I Ulley. ;Throe tame of htldifo wen piayeii, 11' 'NtL.U.A,.lt..n'..t.l .....I N...I i v Mr mart Mina Uutli Hinalley, prOHident cfi the A. 1(1. H., whh chatrtnuii of the evening and In her opentnir rer mark told Of the purpOHea, WIcuIh lind nrRaMtatioii of tho club whose inemherHhip couxiHtH of alt Rlrla In the hiR'h aehool. MIkh Hmhtley in troduced lh officers, of the hjjo oiution who xpoko briefly of their dutiea and Introduced the commit tee ctuitrnien worklnir under them. Aid. In Meeting Tn7 "- n flrnt vice prnhcnt; Hulli tieiliel, - -second vico preHldent; Lena Ihick- .Klfty women were", y resent for ett, third vice president; Theresa the Mneetliiir of the liinileH Aid of(Tahor, secrefnry-trcjiHiirer. Hot Methodist church held Wed-1 other kIiIh who snoke durlnir the nesday afternoon at llie liome of OV(.nlnff W(M.,(J iMum Kox. Kranees Wcfth'W rMclonahl and, Melt Whl, were 'liifAh scoiVrs MetKodist Ladies ueillitnent of friendship. I ted. whllo anil blue candles and flowert; also atloi ne t the table. An enjoyable piiiito, violin ami sliiRtnR number was Riven hy Jen nie Neklscn, U nt li MaeAllister and Ituth (ieibel. . ' Lena luu-kett and Mildred Itlok tan). chairmen of the committee, performed In a scholarship stunt which illustrated how.ylrta neetl iiiK help in h-sons aro assisted bv uii'iiilteiH of the committee. Tho talent comiiiitloe .performed with u follies skit entitled "Irtitn shine," which was staRed hy Ma Ino McNeil, clialrman: .luanlta Shanks. Naomi Kldwell and Unth Smalhy. ! A hlkinR skit was Riven by Verio 1 lam in and Marjorle (lore. At the closo of Ihe proRiam Ma "He Haxter, chairman of tho pub licity committee, appeared wlh a ! I.. nn .. n.l.. IIIrIi Hehool News which she dis Irlbuted to t he -Rliests." "There, is one person whom wo always ro to when Sve npd udvico or can't work out problems. She is alwnys willliiR and tundy.to help and answer -ijuestignH obo.it any thing. Kin is .Miss' Klleannr . Vorn un, our advisor," ld ttutli Hinall ey. tntroduciiiR Miss Vernon, who spoke. - , '.- " ' " Guests at -the lmiunieL were Mr and Mrs. K. D. Tow lor, the new rx; . - ." .. . ,S . ... -... .""-v. - . nltw, buttle bhU utwill iltmilil ha nullvtt, Tli cnttrn ilny'a finimila Hhuiiltt li priuii'il t una llnm. I'he watt-r uwil III dllullnR th milk I HhuuUI l ballrd nnO rnolrd. Til ! yuKsr vliuuld l dlwulvod In lite itiPHinirvri iiunnllly of liullril wole,'. . iintt lit milk added lo ,uk Ihi j forniiiln. Tim lurniul aliould Ihrn ' l pournl Inlo Hoparale niirsiiiK Itnlllvri. TIiom liotllt-H art, t'itvvrp.1 will, rubber rapa or altHorbenl col- j ton and plncrd on th b1. TIih f nlpplH limy bt k"i-l In "leiilr, .uvrl fruit Jar. or In n nluiluii , of borlo utildv . llri-uKt fuelling hi I II rrmalnR til ideal f.udluic and ahnuld he rar- i rled out wlu.nevor nowilhle. If bot. lie fevdinii la neoearj', It call Ral. I ly nud Htii'cewfnlly be carried nut. j Kir Joseph nuveon, nit rrllic, wiia bu.mI for t Mirt.no 0 for doclar. Iiik a Hiippowd Ua In. l palntiun u not Hie real lliinir. uood pinci fur a Juror to uujuy a. nice imp. .Mra.- Itob.nt -Olnrk. liccorallotm Clay, Jane HlanR-o,- I'Vancca l)f for the occasion wee ,i-l. white i,,,,, Uuth Nlulu,.or- h.nm Kl.m, Twld I-'IchIi-Cilrls and iiiuk nnmiuiMK. airi,. . .. "an,,ly, Jnanlla Hlmnlia. Naomi led tho ilcvnllonal. well, Kdnn Jenm-ii, H.dhcl Follow Inu Ihe Ii,h1iwhh mcclinR a man anil Wlnirred litulth. prOKrnu, JJi-i (rUfiVCP11 lncluilrii lntrOlJC.cirTlM-,Pliaiiv4i.etle,nl vorU Iho rnllovlK nuiiil,!;,! manilolln wore-: Alia I'-alrhunkH. 1-Mni, Mao aoln. M,-K.--ltiiliTli (lrrk: nndlnKii Wilaon. Krpnia (Miaaille,'. tllrlB by -MrH. Itlcboy, MIhh Myrna Ward, j scheiluli-d to Hpealc hut who worn MIkh Myrtle WillcocU. M,b. How ' imnhlc tn ntli'llil were: Mary I'ulp, IIukkIuk baiuliiH In 'tropical .-linn-, has become almoHl a hitbil will, l.leulenaul llcrnuin llaiuteken, lower b-tl, of the United Hlateri .MarliifH. . Hie nmwl feat In-Ihe Blnule-banded enpliire of (be rebel chief Hnmiino; leadiim iteneral, Manuel Jiroii, above, wboNe -batlil Ih rcHpunHlble for many outritKei. on the east uoaM of Nloarn- una, l.leuieutint llanneken already hail (tallied dlHtlneiion by trnp pliia lite wily bandit liiiii'lomnKmi In llalll In III I II. itolnu; nlnne , ' , , IbroUKb Heveral 'llnea of aetllrleH. HEALTH ui:ir Tin; n (;i:it of THIJ liXHV'S itorii.K Hy (jcorxo M. Itolnu, M. I. Syracuse, New York ' There Is au established idea that teachers of tho hiRlr sffhooJ. liictn- hottl feedliiR is daiiReroiis. In would have been entirely prevent- Je I by proper care and feeding. Cod liver oil will prevent HokelH In somtf hahles. , I The ibMHor, Kb"VtUr carefully se lect milk used for feedings. The best milk for this use In certified in 11 It, which Is a safe and stand urdined product. If this Is not avail able, Riade A, pasteurized milk is peimissihlc. If neither of Dies bers of llm school board una mw tnvt. a few years iiro va were told Iter, and Mrs. .1. Uoortfe Walx, . i)hiit four bottln fed babies died . ....... .... iniinn inn in' tiiMiuiieti, unn ii utt ',.., A rv ,. i.Ji , ';ye'y . "" "l,B l,m'"1 r,"l x,"'y iilmo nllkH on llw miirlirt litw l-laiw were made for u ImKl.et ,IJlM. .phiH lallo no loilKer exil. . ,,.., ,18Cfll, aoeial to be held nct . I.'. lday by ..u,,,,,,,.,, thi,,i, are ,, HtaliHllca , ' " Infill. mea.herK of the Wakelila I'amp vihl ,,,-ovo IhlH Hlnlement. ' ,. 1 ''W " , I"'"' "V"" "v','l'ti enrPl .-Ire KlrlK who- mel-laal nbtht at JtllUn fw,Untf la perfeclly aafe If 11 ,,,,ou,',1 nnl h ''""'''" to Hand Ihe ho,P of Amelia AmIu. Ten t.n,.re, der a doctor a anpc- ont,, whorn , '"' """ Klrla were preaent. . ItefreHhrnenlH vMq11 ,, )r tll(1 nl0(hfl. , ,.,.. will warm It and canno the bac- er rv. d by Mra. Aaa. fl1 reKardlitu Her techni.iue. I ""'' V',"1, ',"'";n1l,l V" ",,,k ' . Veara ,,Ko befon, the advent of " multiply. II aliuuld be p aced on . im 1 i; . . ...I m '..I,,, ..i.ii llie, Ice Immeillately when delivered anil, remain there umii ino loi-niuia i Ih made. "A Love Tale of Alsace Lorraine" One of the lovellcNl, mol lunerul fox-trols of the aeaa ou. WuilllK'B 1'viinaylvnnlauH turn Ihe melody Into wonder fill iluui'e. imiihIc, It's a, rc. nrd that hcIIh IIHi-lf the flint time you bear It. I'ome In soon, and aee If It doesn't. A Talc f AIkucb l,or- mine Kox Trot With Vo i'iil I'horiiH. (iirlna Kox Trot Win Vocal Itefrain. , , WiirlnK'n I'ennnylvaiilaiia Avainn Twn Tano Kox Trot Willi Vocal Kefraln. Johnny Hamp'a Kenliiclty Hereuadern. MuiM-riily X Pox Trot Willi Vocal Refrain. I'ltarlle Kry ana Hl Mil- lion Uollur I'ler Orchi-atra. iet i.wrxwn Whm wimi Talklnir, Kansas (ily Br-lKiv Hlomp, ileliule Molen'a Kanana , t'lty OrcbealrB. My T'iiln (from Ihe Kox pic ture, In Old ArUonu) Miinna Vaiinn (Hweet heart Hahllme) ' ' , J.owla JaipoH I'll (let lly Ax l-ona- Ah I Have Yn Alleen Htanley Yiii wnnlixl sunn-one 'i I'lay Willi I Wanted Homenne To lxivc. Johnny Marvin, Adler Music Co, 1114 Adams Ave Announcements a. O IE IL S ' ' : Main 75(5: The latter part of February generally finds our fruit cupboards getting pretty low on fruits and jellys - - so we put this special on, knowing that it will he a great saving. ' '. .Apricots, Preferred Stock, liest grade, f ' 3 cans : ... 89 Prcfei-fed Stock Grape Finit, small cans 15 Preferred Stock Grape Fruit, large cans, 2 cans 54 Preferred Stock Peaches, 2 cans ...'.... 51 Preferred Stock Bartlett Pears, 2 cans G9 Angel Pac Prunes, 2 cans 43? Pineapple, 2 cans 47 Choice Peaches, Dry, 2 lbs., 29 Dry Prunes, large size, 3 lbs., ... 40 Dry Apricots, 2 lbs., 54 Large Jars Preserves 59 2 11). Roll Butter r 93 Large Heads Lettuce 10 Tender Melting Peas, 2 cans LL' 39" Citrus, Granulated Soap Powder 39 Fels Naptha Soap, 3 bare 22 Bulk Oil, quart 33 Medium Oranges, dozen . ... 46 Nalley's Mince Meat, pint jar :. 35 Sliced Bacon, lb., 34 Fine eating and cooking apples, per lxx $1.20 Fresh ground beef for meat loaf, pound 22 the iihlliirtin'a HpccJallal,' tito lm portnnl duty of illrei'llntr Ihe bnhy'a reeillni; waa left to the Mt-nndmoi it er. Tliia 1m no longer a praetlco with 'The .Invimllcs of Ihe rii'Krett of whm iniilheiK, i. they reali.o that Honor will meet at o'clock Tin llla '""K reiiullea apeelalized knowl .hiy nflernoon al KaKlc' hull.. -All u,lK" nnrt "kill 'mil thai a phyal- m Iiera are urK-ed lo alleinl. chin a advlco Ih eceKtiry. DurliiB . the Iuhi. 1ft yeai-H there haa been a . - itreat advancement In our knowl- i-dKO of nutriilou and of infant reeding and of' (he prevention and cure of nutrltiotlal dlKeaacH. Today , tho aim of the children', Hpeclal- lly NIkKT lury wt M t nl,y to houiIhI, the bnliv. imRAKI'-AH-r Hhredilcd fresh i,t t,, prevent ccrlali) nutrilloiial pineapple, cereal cream, coiiflal, diKinHeH auch iih ricketa and :u,-vv lirahaui murriua, milk, cof- ,ln() , build a ulronk-anil vliforoua chilli. f'icam of mimh- ,,..... ,.,,, ,,,, ..i',.,. ,,. hieH cannot be developed in a hap. PUTMAN'S Featuring ' The Utest Style Creations ' ;; - " in ; ; ' ;y .;. New Coats ' ' New Frocks ;,: jd-ti; New Ensembles ' New Millinery We Invite Your Inspection. , Better Apparel . Moderately Priced. ' L ; PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear ; ( and Millinery " How Much Butter? ' NO! How Good Is It. When it comes to butter the "goodness" of it it the ull-iniporUnt queatlon. No ono person uses gret deal you alwnys know there will be enough, but yqu want to know that you are eating g-ood gweet butter and you do know because the taste tells you can al ways be sure of it by ordering Meadow JIarveit from your dealer. . - . , . - UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122 -1-iHlH hti I In prepnrinR a Cnrmula, nil nip- MENUS halls, fee. hPNCH KON room soup, croutons. tomntoes and banana snlnd, steamed , fix1 pihldiiiR, lemonade. IHNNKIIScalloped Jmm ftnd" potatoes, baked green , begins, cit rus fruit salad, cottage cheese, np ple Kin Rer pudding, milk, coffee. KumiHita are in season now as nun of i Im olft'iiM fruit riimtlv mill am delicious In salads or thinly mu wn(' "" M Prniilem. sliced and used In delicate meat 1ln W"M brought to me because. In sauces. The - dinner salad uses Earning in walk, one fool was thin slices of well washed kum- ''" rotated outward. The moth- quutn with tho seeds removed " " y irom a mime watiered throiiRh neetions of "I" formulas and hail given him eod oranges itnd grujiefruit. hazard way by a set of formulas taken from some hook or pamphlet. No mother is Huffielenlly well vers ed in niitvlthiti to carry on this Important duly without, skilled Ruidance. Only today I saw tu my nfflne a Apple Ginger .'adding One-fourth cup lard, Vfc cup brown wuRar, 1 egg, cup mo lasses, H cup sour milk, 1 cups flour, teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 tea spoon ginger, 1 teaspoon cinna mon. 14 teaspoon salt, I cup fine ly chopped apple, i tablespoon grated lemon rind. ' Cream lard and mignr. Mix nml sift flolir, spices and baking pow der and salt and add xk eup to first mixture. Add egg well beaten. Mix thoroughly and add molasses. Add remaining flour mixture and mix smooth. 1 hssolve soda ln sour milk ami add. Mix well and slir In lemon rind and apple. Turn into oiled molds and strain one hour. Serve wit h hard sa uce or whipped cream. liver oil. She was very much sur prised that ihe cod liver oil hud not prevented the rickets. T h i i S. V. E. Co. Hr Adams, I.a flrnnde, Ore., Grace Tildg, Boys' Suits Kor little fel lows 3 tn S years. Klanncl, worsted Jersey a n d t w e e d Hulls, W 1 t h fancy tops, va rious styles. $1.98 - 2.98 Panel r Curtains KrlilKcd. Km braelnif f 1 1 et, Jtayon weavca and caaement crrecta. nil In. wide 2 Vj yardH lonir. 98c ea. -r. A h.MAKT, nat-heeled aundal in tvo tonea of kid with a khl llniiig axuurea ronilort (or th nt-w bar. JO'jt t'JUl). ' . , Never varies in fine flavor Any time you think it varus tn flavor your grocer instantly gives your money back Cheap coffee-making cannot be confused with fine coffee-making in the fragrant Schilling roasting room the only place in America wlxre cheap coffee neither enters nor leaves. T B.kiof Powder 47 Spier. jE uracil Phone Orders Main 94 Scratch Food Sperry's none better 100 Lb. Sack $2.98 Rolled Oats Surry's Kegular No. 10 Sack......... 49c Pancake Flour Sperry's self rising No. 10 Sack 69c Mayonnaise Uest Foods I'intH Nalley's Hest I'int 39c 35c WeDellw $2.50 Ordtre Sperry's Surelay Prcpured with mineral flfrt AO 100-Lb. Sack ...,............... D70 Oleomargarine Swift's Gem Nut 2 Lbs. ; : 37c Stone's Syrup Very best cane and maple 5 Pound Ort Can - OyC 10 Pound (j-t pQ Can pJ.Otl Cod Fish y Strictly Boneless selected I lb. packages , AQ Z Packages 2C SUGAR C. Si H. Cane in cloth sacks 25 Pounds ; $1.65 Cocoa v V'eiy best grade bulk"' Pounds 5 Pounds .. 19c 45c Catsup California Home Brand ; 18 oz. bottles I C 2 bottles 4DC Laundry Soap P. & G. White Naptha -nn' 10 Bais :.. OVC Pineapple . No. 21$ can 8 2 cans 45c Calumet Baking Powder 1 Pound Can ...i 2', Pound Can - 27c 59c Honey Pure Strained d1 1A 10 Pound Pall - tPJL.lS FLOUR Sperry's White Down every suck guar anteed. 49-Lb. Sack $1.79