"Wednesday, March 6, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fb Thrft
Society News
Camp Fire Girls
. . lion unieM 11 aKHumfs ome 01 ine on.
UlVe "l'OgTain At I responsibility. 1'nmii Klre newls The Rlrls spent part of
lf.i P1..V. W"' moral support," Mrs. nine vorkiiiK on tmndk.ro
th credit for the, Junior oritanlia- lerlne entertained with tVo piano
'tlnn' unless It assumes some of the solos.
th eve-
f -ii i mure than moral support," Mrs. nine working on handkercniers on
IVieeijng 01 VIUD phy continued. which they painted In oil designs.
1 1 "There are three things which' Those present were: Oeorgeannu
"Wo-he-lo for aye, Wo-he-lo for 'the Camp Klre orKunlxution In this I.ock-ot.il, Uirene llobertson,
work, Wo-he-lo for health, VVo-he-jclty should have." she asserted, Wanda Kaufford, Dorothy Hooher,
lo for love," run the words of a enumerating them as, n half-time and the guardian, Miss Wllllam
snng which Camp Klre girls sing executive, a place to meet, and a sun.
when they hegln their- meetinirs. Iiudiret sufficient lo finance these The nest meeting will be held
the. Ja Petite Bridge club w en
tertained Tuesday. High scores
were made by Mrs, waiter Palmer
ami Everett Kosenbaum and Mr.
and Mrs. Nolan Hklff recelvad con
solation. .
The St. Patrick motif fol
lowed out In the decorations and
favors and a two-course luncheon
review of Henrlk Ibsen's Peer (IVnt
and It was al tills lime the musi
cal select Ions were offered.
Following the program the com
mittee served a typical Norwegian
lunch, consisting of Tuna fish salad
with pickles and rye bread sand
wiches, Norwegian' "-pastries and
coffee. The pastries were delicious
and were made especially for the was served before adjournment
occasion by .Mrs. Ansnea. . The
There will be twr more events in be at
the auxiliary year for lSi8-19:i. ;Rfclff.
At the next meeting the niemhwsj f,
will visit the Hrltlsli Isles unit tho The Wisteria linage clllli was en-
roncludlng meeting will be "Home- tertalned last night at the home of
ward Bound" which will be the Mr. ami Mrs. Waller Now-land with
annual UaiKiuet to be held in M:iy.-ti,ieo tables of cards ut play,
The Home ilepartmsnt of the Mr. and Mrs. Hoy hliruum were
MENUS
Another thing they do is' to re-! activities Including the expense of next Tuesday with Mrs. Karl Presbyterian church met yeslerdnv awarded high prise. (Ireen alld
peat the camp fire law which suvs a summer camp." - JlmlKIl unit
"Seek beauty, give service.' pursue ' Mls. phy Is state chairman of ceremonial.
knowledge be trustworthy, hold junior' membership of the Oregon
Hough und will be In form of n (afternoon' with Mrs. Harrison on nvliltit was used for a rolor scheme
IWecond street with 3i members and ;und was carried out with lullps.
several visitors In attendance. -. The hostess served a delicious
By Sister Mary
HHK.AKKAST Orange Juice, ce
real cooked - with rnlslus, cream.
ierlsp broiled bacon, cornaieal pun-
The next meeting of the club will "ises. sirup. .... ............
the home of Mr. and Mrs. conee.
l,lIl 1 1 rili.N f.cainiicii o siei
plant, celery and apple s;il;ul.' link-,
ed custard, milk, tea.
IHNNKR Baked blili'flsh. scal
loped sweet potatoes and pineap
ple, pepper and cottage cheese sal
ad, stenimd cherry pudding, milk,
coffee. ,
i 'When n salad Is served to small
children be sure thai Ilia- material
Is very finely shreilded and use a
dn to health, glorify work and be
happy."
i .Then ex-prasslonn of Camp Plre
activity Intermingled with a pro
grnm of demonsl ration, talks and
method were nil part of the de
liglitful afternoon In which a group
of Iji Crande Cnmp Kire girls took
part yesterday when the Neighbor
hood club met at the Irfi 0 ramie
hotel. .
"When the Neighborhood cluh
ndnpted the Camp
Kederallon of Women's clubs.
chairman of the girls' work com- ho Uidles' auxiliary to the U. or
mlttee.of tho Ui (liniide club, and K. T. meeting held last night with
secrelary-nt-lnrge of the Camp 2" members In attendance.
Klre girls' organisation. She point- ' The social hour which folluwed
ed out that the young girl of to-' was in charge of Mrs. Stella Den
day has problems which are both ny and her committee. A luncheon
different from and similar to those , was served,
of boys and the problem has been x
to find an organization which will nm white Rose club will meet
meet the girls' needs furnish ' a, the home of Mrs. A. Arnett
guidnnco nnd nt the same time nl- u.r. is . en oid-fMsiiinned n.ir-'
l-'lre girls' or- low for the freedom which is the ... lt-w ChuilAu Miami will t.A u.
KuniJtution nt n Junior department clmrjirterlHtle of the modern nBe. iJtum hm....
belleve that the organ teat Inn;
one candidate was in.tla.ed at r 'IT' r" '!!? HZVt e"!
two .vonrn ko. It nave an' impetus !v
to tho movement which ea lined it
to prow from one Cnmp Klre group
in the pretent , 10 with a total
iueinlerhip of. 150 fiirls," Btated
Mrtt. . r. I'hy, who watt chairman-. , , , ,
.vCr."'Y.W.E.A. Meets In
Enjoyable Session
With Mrs. Clark
met with onKratulatory respniine
from the m embers of the rluh for
itH exrellenre.
"The flnh ha no risht to take
S. V. E. Co.
1405 Adamflr
T.n Crnnde. Ore,. Ornre nide.
k 1 A
Kpi hiKtlnio nioies. in NiMH-;
linery, hrinw in the VoRue
fine hatH. Many beautiful
coIoi-k in cIiooho from.
$3.95
Others $1.95 to $4.95
of the l-'nnip l-'lre rIHn
near uh any to
lem.'.' V
The fltHt proRrnm number Riven j
mil Hkit.
per" and
the ('amp Klre Khi types. A first,
aid-demonstration and a Xorwe-'
Rian folk dance were other num-'
hers. The rinsing part of the en
tertainment was
When the members of the Yo.inif
Woman's Kducational - Auxillaiy
shall have complete! their yeai'.t
trip uroitnd thti world, and sit buck
.-eimDny wnu-n ... .... w. woniIl.rful tPii whlt.h Uuy ,mve
soft smplnR of the"alkinff Sont? :had( t,H.rtvwnii , ull pi.0lullliUy.
by the Rirls ns thty filed In, dress-
el in the regulation costume of
middies and skirts, with their len fl
ier wear hi v the ceremonial Rown.
"Murn Fire, ' liurn." "Mammy
jMoon," with the Hlnplnff of "Now
(the Pay is Over." closed the beau
tiful demonstration which is a cli
1 max to Camp Klre achievement.
Kdnn Brown, fire maker, acted as
Riiardian, . a
The Rlrls who took part In the
program were: I'nullne Ijiifrlenler,
liurhnta ConlidRe, Jean McKennon,
Iyda Mae IolIister, Mai'Riiret Dix
on, TJoris Duncan, Marian Olnsey,
Marjorie and Helen MnntRomery,
Ksther Rioomer, Clarice Taylor,
Jean Devlne, Dorothy. Wall, Nadine
Attebery, Maxlne Mat toon,
HinRner, Ullian Uolhwell,
lirown and Cornelia Daly.
At the business .mectlnR of . the
eiuh at which Mrs. F. Ivi Meyers,
) resident, presided, preceding" the
votional. ' KollowliiK the , reRUlnr cards. The next mttinir of th
business meetliiK the womvn Mwed club will be held March 1 wltb
on quilt 'blocks, v. iv " ; j M i and Mis. Clarence Green. i
A two-course luurneon was sew. j
ed. Mis. Ityiicurson and Mis. Huelr-.MrK. Tobln entertulned inemhei
were- assistunt hostesses. . ;of thu A. (. T. club lust nlvht at
To follow the social quietude her home on Main stive!. Mrs. C.
which bus settled over 'this city-1.. Muekey and Mrs, CraiK wer.
durintr (lie I. eaten season an Im- winners of first nud fifth prlxes
portant soclul event which was . respectively for curds which were
planned yesterday will murk the pluyead at three tables during the
beKinnintf of spring uctivltles In La-evenlnic.
tli anile. The enllveniiiK ufrulr will j -The. hostess served with a de
bts ii benefit can purty tq be given 'llffhlful luncheon. The next meet
under the auspices of the Hons and Ihk will lie held with Mrs. Ambrose
DniiKhters- of Union 'County .-lMo-. Wii.Rbt.
ihih, Moudciy, April I. , I .'
The Suns and "Daughters met yes-1 Mrs. A. K. Hiir' was hostess ut a
terday afternoon und at that tiiito brbiRe party. Moinlny afternoon nt
made plans for the occasion. ' -: . ; her . home when, members of -the
Mrs. Julius ItOesch, was appnlnt-1 Wukelllu llridRe club were, pro
ed chalrlnun of the card commit- sent J: t
tee, Airs. K. W. Williamson, chair-1 cMrs. J. Is. Urandt received hlRh
man of the "kenstUKton and Mrs. score prize and Mrs. JuiiieH Oueul
llurrlut MclHuiald, chulrman of the,, rncelved second, A two-cours't
program.. The appointments wero luncheon was served by the ho
made by A. It. Hunier, president of less.
I he , orgaalxalion.
be no part of their experience
which will stand out more promi
nently or he mure nupplly recalled
than the visit to the "Land Of The
Midnight Sun."
That was the part of tho trip
which was given lust evening
through music and verbal descrip
tion ata the home of Airs. Hen wick
Clark, 2004 Ouk street, and which
so keenly delighted the - members
of the uuxiliury present. The Clark
home was beautiful with Its pro
fusion of flowors, sweet peas, car
nations and lovely potted plants.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Clark and later greeted by mem
bers of the committee in the-costumes
worn bp the women of the
Janet . Scanadinavluti countries, Mrs. Zelu
j'-umi , Tucker, chairman. Mrs. It ut It ('lark. Lane.
Mrs. Dora (iriffin. Mrs. Kfflu Sting.
Viola Kenhnm, Krances Cherry and
Thclmn, Kbrt.
The program of the evening waa
t
Bridge Luncheon
At Sacajayea Inn
Airmail Planes
Set New Record
SAN KIIANCI8CO, Mar. 6 (AD
1 o'clock luncheon was held ' "Airmail that left Knn Kranclseo
lemon Juice. Olive oil Is an
cellent food for children sinco It
Is nil easily digesled fat. In our
endeavor to keep too rich foods
from children 4bere Is dmiRer of
giving them a diet rather lackiiiR
in fat.
Krii11ocl Oyster l'lant
Two bunches oyster plant (salsi
fy), 3 hard cooked eggs, 2 table
spoons butter, 1 tablespoons
flour, 1 cup milk, cup vegetable
stock, eup bread crumbs, 2 ta
blespoons grated cheese, tea
spoon salt, H tenspoon pepper.
Cut off. lops from oyster plnnt.
Senipe und drop Immedltttely Into
cold water lo which 2 tablespoons
vinegar bua been lidded. Cut In
slues one-half Inch thick, keeping
vegetable In aclduluted water until
all nre ready to use. Hteam 20 min
utes, Mell bulter and brown slices
of oyster plant quickly, first on
one side and then on the other. Ar
ruiiRO In a baking dish and alter
nate la ye it with eggs cut In slices.
Sllr flour into butter remnluing in
pan after suutelng salsify. When
perfectly blended, slowly add liquid
hiKredlcnts, stirring constantly,
til ing to tho boiling point and pour
over veRetahle In baking dish. Cov
er with crumbs and cheese, nnd
yesterday afternoon at. Ihe Sacaja-' yesterday by tho Hoeing route was ,bulte iinill choone molls and top
wea Inn when member or the 1M- depoalted In ('hlougo 12 houra and, la brown. Serve rrom I111I1I11K dish.
omnia club met. A banket or red Ail niiniitca Inter, constituting a
carnation irormcd tlic pretty cen- new record, U was announced to
terpieco which was cararied out In day by W. O. llerion, vice pieal
a color scheme or rod arid white, i dent In cliniire or traMc. The pre
After the luncheon Ihe women vIoub record -was sIlKhily more
went into Ihe card room for an f. tbnn 10 hours. , i ,
ternoon or bil.lKt' at three tallica.' The planea carrylnir the mall
HlEh acoi-e-prlise was received by nvcriiKed liif..4 miles per hour over
Mm. Walater l.nne and second ""' '" ',0"'"-
went to Mrs. Perry. -" ( 1
The- club will meet next Wed
nesday at the'hoine or Mrs. Walte
An - enjoyable. evenliiK was spent
nt tho homo nr Mr. anil Mrs. T. (
.McIonald .on Second street when
prom-am. It waa voted (hat an ln-:Klveu by itev. I.eir Awes, who not
vitatlon h extended to the club lonly Is but. ono Bcnerallon removed
or Baker to be iruents at the next jfrom Scandinavia, but has abio llv-
Animals and Psrattsf
Mon Is less bothered by pumultei
tliun lie tins ever been, but domes
lie niilinulu concenmned In mnull
nrens are prnlinhly more pestered
Minn In the past.
meetliiK of the NelKhborhood club
In Ho. weeks. -. - . i i
The Topbeeseo Camp Pirn plrls
met .at. the home. of Mrs. George
Lockwood Inst nlht for a business
meeting and program. - Ivube
lold ,a folk tale .and Laveda Alih
r v,
Here's A Delicious
Sandwich for
You--
. "S & K'.' Club sandwiches are appetite tempt
ers for luncheon, suppers,, mid-night bites.
For each serving make two slices of toast.
Butter one slice; place a lettuce leaf on this and
then a layer of "S & K" Sweet Mustard Pickle
chips.. On the chips place two slices of crisp
broiled bacon; cover with the second slice of
toast. . Gut sandwiches diagonally and serve at
once. You'll like them !
4C5 JP TT 99 Rweet
O. 0 IV. Mustard
PICKLES
A (Ji-ande Ronde Valley Product
Your Grocer Has Them
To The
Traveling Public
Of La Grande
When In Portland why not slop
at -the Deathman or the New
Hcathmun Hotel? We can Rive you
a nice hint" outside room with
bath at J.50 per day, slncle. or
I-1.&0 double: corner rooms, overlooking-
the park and Ihe city. M.oo
single. t&.OO double.
We have two won.l.-rful coffee
shops hi addition to our main din
ing room prices most reasonable.
Also we have five hours of I'lpo
Organ concert dally.
We are located In the heart of
the theatrical district, being next
door to the Portland Theater, with
in half a block or the Hroodway
and half a block rrom the H'lllg:
also near Ihe financial and shop
ping eeoler.
Heath man Hotels
Heathman
G. E
Owner and Mgr.
Par i KlnHKi . - .
Geo. M. King
As't. Mgr.
. Itmailwai at Sahunn
ed the greater part of his life am
ong people of that extraction, and
in tho year 1922 spent : several
imntbs vislling in that parlRiilur
section of Kurone. ills talk was
Interspersed: with some except Ion
ally beautiful musical 'numbers.
The first of these were two Instru-i
mental selections offered by Mrs.!
torence Lynch Millar's ensemble
consisting of Mrs. I'urnam, Mrs.
I'luyle. Mrs. Hick in ore and Mrs.
Miller, with Mrs. George Mlrnie at
the. piano. They played first
(Irleg's 'Watchman Song" and sec
ond his "Morning Mood" both hav-
ng been preceded by a short expla
nation by Mr. Awes. Mrs. Ituth
i 'lark In a piano number, skillfully I
iiilerpreted, gave "Akh'h Death." On I
the punutropc were played two or-I
chestrations, "Aneira's I Mince" andl
"In the. Hall of Tho Mountain
King". Mrs. . l.eul Kiissetl, In a
bridal costume which wan actually
worn by a Norwegian bride of two
years ago, seated at a spinning
wheel, gave the concluding music il
number when she sang, "Holvig's
Song," Shu was accompanied by
Mrs. Auhhy at the piano. The In
strumental numbers were all from
the I'eer Ciynt suite by Grieg,
In his descriptions, Mr. Awes
ave his hearers a vivid picture of
the three countries, Denmark,
Sweden und Norway but dwelt par
ticularly on (he last named coun
try, the largest of the three and
covering nu area equal lo tho com
bined areas of California, Delaware-
and Maryhind. He spoke of the
Uind of The Midnight Hun" as
being one of the most picturesque
countries in all the world, having
the must mountains of any country
Km ope save Spain. Its people
are sturdy nnd independent and are
dexcrfbed as being tall and slender,
ralr-hiilred nnd blue-eyed. The oc
cupations are lumbering, apicul
ture, und stock-raising In the east-
rn part and fishing und shipping
tit the western. For lis size, Nor
way has tho largest merchant ma
rine In the world, llev. Awes stat
ed. Going from"n description of the
country llself. Mr. Awes turned the
:ii h-iittnn of his henrers lo a study
of the nr.islc and poe4ry of
Norway nnd finally went into a
careful and Intensely Interesting
The world's only truly fresh tea - -not merely because
it is sealed in vacuum - - but because it is fresh to beg,in
with - - fresh and frasrant as they enjoy it in the Orient.
You will never know how much that means,
till you try it. No other tea is like it - - nor can it be
- for it's a closely guarded Schilling secret.
3ft-
Coffee 4- Biking Powder 33 Extracts 47 Splcet
SUGAR WAS ONCE
TAXED AS LUXURY
Considered a Delicncy Only
Rich Could Afford
'('"' 4
4
THIS HAMI.AI of woen' bent
horsehair with brown lltsrd Irim-mlnit-4"
one of lh neweM -riovel
ties worn PaTrti Heic-II."'.
A well-known food authority re
cently pointed out that suirnr was
onco considered "an exotic tropical
luxury." As a luxury, sugar was
subject to taxation on the theory
that It would be used by the wealthy
classes that could ulTord to be luxvtl,
Sugar Is now so cheap In price,
the food authority wont on to show,
t.lmt it is used hv evervonc- As a
matter of fact, as another scientist
recently puinted out, there is now
no fuel for the human body ns
cheap, ns suenr. "Sugar is ono of
the cleanest, purest, most whole
somo foods," he said. "There is
nothing thut gives nutriment so
cheaply." ..' .'I
The ideal way to use suirar is
n a flavorer of all those varied,
healthful foods wo should cut In
order to be stronif and well. All
children and adults Bhnuld drink
milk euch day, and a little suirnr
and flavoring can be UHcd to make
dolluioua milk-shakes. - Modern
health authorities allii m that nil of
us should cat abundant fruits und
vegetables, fresh nnd canned, raw
and cooked. It is inadvisable to
try to force tho members of your
family to eat fruits, vegi.'tnliles and
meats unenjoyably prepared, r
: Sweetening is the key-note of de
licious, healthful cookery, and don't
forKct the satiation vuluu of des
serts, such as cakes, cookies nnd ico
creams. A bit of sweet makes' the
meal complete. The Sugar Institute.
SPRING
COATS
Smartly Tailored Along the
New Feminine Lines 1 1
milEY mo masterpieces of subtlety these new
A coats! They look as simple and straight aa ; .
the proverbial arrow . . . until you examine them
closely. ' Deft tucking . . . clever godets . . . all ",
the intricate wiles of the designer have gone tr " .'.
ward givinp; these coats the new - . ..feminiriev;'.
tuilorinir!. In a variety of chio shades. --
29.75 to 69.50
Other Clever Coata '
12.50 and up ' ' ' " ,
FUTMAN'S
'. La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Vear -
and Millinery , . ., ; .
rtlany Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pie
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W K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
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-rWhen Only a Good
Steak Will Do
TlMi'O Rro Union ulun ronr
npitHHo U'IIm jou 1 lull only m
lIl'lll'loilH, jufi'x H(4uk Hill Mlll-
Sy, thick filet niJiction or
wuvr T-Imhm OnlonK or mush
nMm? Frrnrli frktl or Mkm'.
NirliiK Ktiito4M, erhp ml a
flno out of ImviI Ifflum ulili
ihousuiiil tHtonft (IrvHHltiK!
U ltra your oimi)(i In, Jailed
him! )iu want MHiMfhtujr out of
IIm orrlliiar)- uliHhrr ll'f jiint
a itu or n mil f!" you'll
fitiil IIm ftertiHt fofNl nt Ihr Sue-,
fijnwrd.
Sacajawea Inn
"Pnlnls Ihe Way U Bettor Thlncm.1
Free Delivery
Pattison Bros.
The Pioneer Service Store
For 2 Days, Thursday and Friday
The economical housewife can be assured of
.some of the best values we have ever featured,
being mostly Lenten Season Specialties.
P. S. Oval Sardinia, regularly 17c each, 3 for .-.39
No. 1 Can Coral Shrimp, regularly 20c each, 3 for 47$
fl-oz. Can Ripe Olives, regularly 20c each, 2 for ...tl'.31
2'.'s Tomatoes in Puree, regularly 15c each, 2 for ....23
No. 2 Can Country Gent Corn, regularly 19c each, '
3 for -- --;44
7 II). 8k. Velvet Grain Salt, regularly 25c each .:.;...19 ; '
Ne-plus Ultra Almonds, regularly 37c lb., 25
nra.il Nuts, 1028 Crop, regularly 35c lb., .-25
Ralston's Bran, regularly 23c each .. .......17
15 lb. Sugar, regularly $1.20 9i
It
Call Main 80
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