La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

' "Wliios(1ay7 "March IS,' 1920.' " "
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE '
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Methodist High
School Girls In
Enjoyable "Trip"
. Methodist hfKli school giv liar!
n rnjoyatfl trip to (he l'hil.n-
iinn llaols lusl ovoninic, taking
Another st-otion of Vhftr VwyiMtv of
flood Will wliervln they are visit
ing1 all the mission wtutions of (he
Altttfettritat v-hnroh wtrtTiV Itrcrft nvr
tnlwrttnarleji fmpporttL fiy it h e
young tmiN TIih MaVy 'JnluiHton
liosphul In Munllii, tilt- nihil (ruin.
Iiik boIiooIh In Manila mul I.lniroyon
and tho ilormilnry honioM for ttirln,
were HpoMat toptro for rfiHOUKsrion.;
1'luns wwfl lto .llHcussetl for the
ftngeunt nnfl linionttraUon to bf
tslxen Knmlay evening at tho
rhuivh. The mooting una held at
(he home of AHsm LuVelle Klchey
nl rnilow.nl a potluok mippor,
M rn. ltlcht hnviiiK noon aHisled
liyilffl. Will Adlor and Mih. V. K.
UaM. '
TVe.' So-Ke-lle cluh "iiiVt at the
lionie of Mix Jturiex AtcKennon I
jslnlax -nfternoon nitti M In M
Ifimjttpeo, ' After the business meet
(lny , Kuni'l'H were' phiyed. ; luihise
KSeplierd und -.If Hn -Oat-pen received
flrt prieH, l.ircy Wlnhurn received
ecnnd ;und Kate Hodhead cono
lutidu. I''or Hewing tlm maul jutlt
tilocliH Ji'im i'uin(;irw flrat
ftrUnaml Kfrte Hato'r Wan anafd
d onolation. ", it l.' ,
; A'tivo-rQiirs; lundieon wiih wrv.
iLvnV derfirationfl Vorryfnfc ' 'hut
thevKt.' Patrick motif. ' IIi-hN Mc-
& V. E. Co.
i ' 1 '-. linn Adams.
,I.a Grande. Qrc Grace Wdg.
" Culk'iirn or Witoilhury'M Noap '
: IVIieoo Tootli Tasle,
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-! I.UIi'iliir Tnnlll Pa-le, ,.
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IIIimI'h Honey & AlmniHl -
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. nyanslilni shoo I'oltslt,
tU4lc Aloile (Vcaiii for l.lfrht
(lolor Shoes. ...
Kennon and Miii William Gallagh
er ttere liUHteiweti. .
It- was announced that the next
meettjitf will 4e tn4d Marefe 26. at
the heme tf Alrn. WHMani Jvoftor
at 2 1 1 Oedar Htreet will) Mm."
llnrQ' Cllllner howteiw, .
IMhiih wero continued for the
April 14 mll- In l.a (Jramle at the
WuIuoii'h Henefil UMSortatlon meet
ing htild In.st night. Ii. KeynuldH.
of Michigau. aKMlHlanL . Hureme,
pttyHlolum will he, present at the
Tail1 ' . f i v .
Mm. lila f'hnrltoTt" r- Rt-neral
cnnirman. a cimsh or au win lie
initiated at the rully, which will he
held ut tl Haeujawea Inn.;
tanH were, aim made for a pi
nochle party Mar. 20 at the I. O.
O, f hatl tn which the Tnemliers,
fa in I Ilea and friendit of the organi
zation will he invited. Mrs. Nel
lie Chariton Ih chairman.
Mom her a of the Supreme Korest
Woodman Hrcle Jodgt met t the
home ftf Mm. Ijiurn tHIver for
Kllver left Monday nlglil.
The evening .was spent playing
games. Pcliclomt refrehmeitt were1
'served. , , 1
'. Nlrs. Oliver, was In chargv of tin
event tnd was usHlsted by Mrs. Kay
and Mrs. Kerre.
The Good Will cluh urpiW.
Mm.. Km ma Itosxnn with a dellglM
fnl party yesterday " afternoon ul
the ItsssAn home, . Tlie afternoon 1
waa in charge, of -Mrs. Frances.
I 'lank, presiilent. Itefrpshinents
wore served. r , '
Mrs. Put nam Tfock gave' an ex-'
tremely Interesting reading about
I the . flag that floated over Kort
A PICTURE OF
ANNE MORROW
FROM MEXICO
Announcements
The IjuIK-s Ah of the Lutheran
church will meet at 'the taom of
Mrs. n. I j. t'lauwen, 2211 (Vdar
street, Thursday afternoon at 3:So
o'cJock. .
The chorus choir of the Met ho
dist eh ii rcli will net tUta evening
at the church ut 7:i(i o'clock sharp
to pin Mice n tlif 1lamr ciwitauu'
This ehunge 4a maile tn ttceimnt of
1tie TTneiiniumew nl " 11m high
school on Thursday evening.
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Hope t'hapter. Order of Knsteni
Hfr wHI H-it Wnig1t -at S o'clock
In the Masonic halt. legreeg wHl
be conferred, AU visiting niemlie4ti
of the Order are Ihvlted to nttcml.
?
Division 11 of the Loyal K)te?i
A4d wfH nrwt IHiitrsday afternoen
at 3 oVIock at the home f Mm
J. L. MelMiemon at SOtlfi Oak M.
Ml I 1 I'nMu All u-lll Ik, Kuuldl.
J ant luisii'hs. All members ure
urged to attend. . '
The llapilst Women's Society .yviU
meet. I-Miltiy night Ml the baie
iirMit of the charon hf ginning at 1
tt'iock wjlli tiuthick luhcheon.
This will bo tlui' aunuar meeting
and mite boxes and .parent money
ujo, to, htt -Jit-ought In.'tf, All mem
bers of the congregation are Ih-
vIIimI to be present. ; . . '
The Children's Jllbio story Jionr,
conduct cmI by Mrs. Harriet : Me.
Donald will meet tomorrow after
noon nt the Ht. leter'if Kptscopal
church, the first class. to he liehl
'at 2:45 for the children who get
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down the line o' stylS
ENSEMBLE
COATS
FROCKS
Sum4ir during ihe Olvll Var' nd
, which 4s H'eMerved now 4n tliie hls:
; lorical niti( tiin at Anapolls, Md.
f Miss Wana lluth Strain was ho-
j less to 41 gimip of tinio friends at
'a party; Vriday evening in celft
, brallpn of her eighth birthday. ,
The wrests plaed games and lee
I cream and enkcwore serveil by the
j hostess, w ho received lovely hlrth
play gifts.; . :
i Thoe present were: Veia and
i Kloy We-1.el, Jennnu Mae Sullivan,
i Mnxiiie Noah, Itobhy and Dorothy
iMujni. Mary .lann 1 1iolcr; 1 JOInier
j and Justine Cude, Harriet Ander
'won, Haymond McClelland. .W'ana
Strain ' and ' Mrs. Cleorge
The ladles Auxiliary of the'Kra-
,tertal Order of 1"agles met at the
Ifome of Mi-s, -ltalley Monday af
ternoon with ii large immlwr of
members In attendance. .
At the ctoxc of the iifternorfp 'de
licious refreshments were served
by the hoHl c.hs ansisl ed by M m.
Krank Anderson and M.r Hansen.
ont-of school at -2:80 and the sec
ond class at 3:40 for the children
who get out of school at 3:3.
This Is the first rmsetlng in some
time and Mrs. McDonald Is anvhras
that a good nnmber Jf rhilhren will,
attend. 1 : .'
Though Amluissador Morrow
hw noi -permiiteil thenewpa
to make any pictures of his
(luiiKhier, Aunts mIihv Hiijiuum-C- .
t-l'nent of her, engitKement' to C
onel Charles A.-.( j -.ludhf fKh he'
hart iuwt 4:lven. oiit thin ptotur
of ..tier to' corivspondents lit Mex,
hHi.OUy. ThU It naldlo beierj
latest and best; photograph.' k
MENUS
THVHS1AT rRK!R.M.S
The NutlonuUHromlcuMtlnff com
ptiny pniKi'uni for Tliurmluy hltrtit
follows: s (o 6: II II. Si-llxrllnK liro.
(nom: 1 t 7:8n, Mnlseir ' Stuart;
7:10 to S:3ll, Stun.lnrrt nymiihany
hour: S:8o to 9 : 3 . Mi-iuory I aw,
, n- S'isipr Mnry Tho Anierlwin HroailraxthiK oom-
TmHAKFAST Applo xAuce with PxnV pronrnm. for "Tumlay -nlgtit
lemon juice, cevpul. cream, coun-'. fo'lpwH: , harmonlHtH, Homnn ro
try wiiiHuife, . rnlHecl 'huckvhpnt. "" 9, artimlc vniwmhle; , hil.
linncakeK, Hlrim, mim, coffee. j morons sketcli. male ouartnt; ;,
I.lJN'flinox OyKteiH . JmTed opera eompatiy: a 0, klt, piano duo,
Willi mncaronl. ereamed celery.J 1""'': 1 '2- lanw mtinlc. . . :
iinllMlieH, Khiedded frenh pineapple, rorttairt
milk, ten. . -1 K3W e!"kO) , NRC'vtlirtlt
I)l.'Xi:It linked ham and no- tn,k. Piano, garden talk: 7, NUC;
tatnes, liuttrred mnach. aiiple and 9:J0' '"W-nt Tent, Htudlo, mn
ralBln Halad, hullerwotcJi pie, milk.' nummary; 11:16 lo 12, dance pro-
ci.ffce. .1 Brain . . .
The winter diet . inimt nrnvlil t- KOIN (940kcV 1. dinner Itltlldr,
wai mtli for the nmly an Well .'.olMmrtti 7:30, UniHlcal roirramW:
n.iui lKhment and to UiIh end the : 01" "'"" . 10:110 . lo '12,
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For Easter
the fashion-wise miss thoofr
es her frocks, coats or en
sembles, from our clashing
collection ! You see, we have
assembled the smartest
styles of Paris and present
them now for your approv
al. All are (ray, youthful . . .
and most astonishingly low
priced! v .
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PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery -
' lOVfHMt HliANT VAT ATi ,
They Help Make A
Delicious Lunch
. One housewife in La Grande must put up lunches
every day and she's found the ff5od sense of .buying
S. & K. Sweet Mustard Pickles by the case. "-
Slic uses them to make a delicious basis for sand
wich filling, either alone or varied with hard-cooked
eggs, salmon, sardines, or crisp broiled bacon. Crisp
and tasty little- cucumbers select vegetables and
that "sweet mustard" sauce that's SO appetizing
' -Try a jar today you'll be' delighted.
MQ Ol IT 1 Sweet
Mustard
PICKLES
A Grande Ronde Valley Product
Your Grocer Has Them
ninxlinum amounts of atarrh, fat', dance niHHio. i
and xuttar are introduced Into cow I : KHX 1 1 sake) C to 12, AHO pro
weather menus. Ah weather KrowH ' gram; 12, newa, weather.1 . .
wanner the nmntinta of wtnrcti and : K ' atll 1 . '' '
Ktiwir should he decreased.. . -Kin S70kc) lt 12, ABO pro-
-i TtiiHcrscixcli fin :: . jgrairi. :". . '
. line nakel jle vhe.u, 114 cups' n""' ijc.i . nm . orcnes
hrown' siiKar, .4 lablespnona hutter. ' trtti" J,- NIlC; 8:3(1., old-time Imnd;
, MADERA, fal., lar. 13 (API
Injured In a .powder Mast which
I wrecked a hurrlnK - liulldln,
IHlKKa :'nd ettrife,hamwinl i1, Jvirejl. 1ut :)lk t,;,chanop fr. ro
were nttwiipt'lrHr to Kave. nii'rnem ovry., ,; , . . . ''
and tler frlpmeirt from a hum- - v 1 11
ln hed -tien to pounds of Wast- ' nestoratlon of the Halnt-Itnmaln
tnjt pnwdcT exploded AVmcillMhlhK tower o the cathedral In Rmien,
("harlea W. II lints, 2a. died today. Ine nheVI. Shannon was severely In- T'-rftYice. 1 nlmnst fofniilete.
Three student ' workliur ' their
lllO'Nl (11IU H',lll. HI 11"'-' ' '
way inroutin 1'nrnon college at
Faurfleld, lawn laictllt ciirltclt,
Alice Hell and Karl Helm) sjfeio
the only atudenta ts recelv all
"A" (trades for ihe tint lenwster.
i! egfts,- 2- cimtl .iuUk, 'tahlesnoons'
flonr,. 4 tTkleatH?nnH granulated su-',
nac. ,.,;;'. :,' : . .;
Ale4t mtcar. ana 4ttUer in. top t
dmilde holler, Add milk. tlr lonr
10 a smooth -pnate WU4i Hitle cold
milk and stir Into first mixture.
Cook 20 tnlmites -over hot water:
10,'hand. concert;. M.'lti, trim, neM'A,
sports. . ' . 1 , " (
. Kpokaim '
KHQ (BSOkt:) 6, NBC!, music: 7,
NHC:' S:30, varied nmslral pro
grams, 1 ,
'- '.Oakland.
KGO 7nkc) , NUr, bird man.
8:8ii, Hklp-
i.. mimtvrn tnrer rmi water, .... M
or cook five minutes over the firo- Jl ,a v.ii.
- . ..-.i.. -1ller. Brown: 10, NBC
ejtRi ll;litl.v lieaten and crook over
hm -warer for two tntntnXk Cool
and turn Into pie shell. Upread
smooth and cover 'with Yneiingue
mad.e of whites of egss beaten' u'n
tlll - stiff and dry with wanuuued
siiKar.. Dake elftht ittlmipes 4n a
miiderate oven to puff and jolor
inei'inKue. . .
First Impressions
Are Lasting
Tlio first ImpnwHui (taiiKI
by a visitor la usually a luntlng
imprrsMon. Ulint lie think tt
m ly, Ilh Hlrll and. rnvntr, I
aVHrrniliHsil by Hm little thine
lltat he rarauntrrs nlirn he first
tltlta It. .
Wliether lio I prospecllre .
biwior in laajd, mamiradnrinc
kWilfH-, llotne, nr hnt
not. he t favoniltly ImpresMI
Mt Im Grande tilirti h are
awl rtpniearm the fine- faclH
tlen ami nprrienceil serrlm of
ihn Hmrmimim. An Mrrntlonal
lnrl tH ilinjn mmmunliy m.
m-1 iar cmt value.
Sacajawea Inn
. TohMa Ihc Way u Better Thtni."
WEDDED LIFE
IS RESUMED
AFTER TEST
HOI.I,TW001 Cal., Mar. 11 (A.
P.) Resuming their' wedded lire
hew today after proving the truth
of ho half forgotten song of oth
ir days. "Ahsenw niukea the heart
grow fonder," Geo lire (HIk Boy)
O-illesple. singing cowboy of un
Arlaona "Dude" ranch, and his
wire, formerly Katllerine Thorne,
weallliy htdress af Chicago, . are
lielna; showered with congratula
tions. ' '
A two weeks -'Ijovo Test" whlcli
was -prescribed by the girl's par
ent,- Mr. and Mrs. Jtobert J.
Thorne ended yesterday when the
third daughter of the furmer presl
dent of Ihe Monlgomery Ward
enmpsny declared That "for two
Weekyt I listened to my parents'
artrnmenrs. hot found Ihat my love
bad increased durinit the separa-llon."
"Tliere Is nbthlnr to add to the
fact that my wire, and 1 ara very
happy and expect to make our
home liera whibj C am completing
a picture.'- rommented the groom.
as the ronple settled down In their
apartment at 17J& CheroVe street
and bcjtsn real 4iounekeeping to
day.
"The perfect romance" aaya Hol
lywood, "tooth victorious over
poverty, fttHI the perplexed par
enl of the, bride era on the4r way
to 'hlcngo. while a new automo
bile let by tiiem ror the use of
the couple, Mauds la the garage
of the apartment on Cherokee
flt revt.
KI.X 88akc) 0, concert' trio,
nows: 8, musical proKrnui: 0 to 10,,
Hawaiian. . - . . , .
Ijoh AngHcft
KPI (CtOkc) , NBC; 8:80, musi
cal program: 9:30,- coneert; 10,
NBC.
KNX (1060kc) 6. organ, string
quintet, features: 10 to 1, .danco
music.
Kl'ljA (B70ko) 7. nrrhcBirn: 0,
quintet; 10 to 11, hand; 1 2 to 1,
dance music.
San Pranclsca '
, KPO (S80C) NBC; 7:80, violin,
music; 9:30, Tommy and Boh; to,
NBC.
K1'"ltC (SlOkc) 6. concert: 9, sur
prise; 10, Amos and Andy; 10:10,
danco music- , - j
Salt take Clly . '
KHt, (1130kc) 6:80, trio; 7, NBC;
7:30, male quartet: 8:80, 1,. I). H.
choir, organ; 9, -orchestra; 'HI to,
1 1, dance band. ' ;( i
Denver
KOA (S.lftkc) 6, NnC: 6:30,
niiiMc 7, it:, agricultural pro
gram; 8 to 8:30 serenadera.
I'RF.KiHTKK KNKS
ABANDONS AIUfY
WA.WINGTON, Mar. 13 (AP)
Second Lieutenant rederick Funs-
ton Jr., on of the late Major (Jen-
eral Krederh-K Pannoo of Philip
pine insurrection fame, baa d
cld4 to abandon the Infantry ser
vice and become an aviation V of
ficer. He ha been to Kellr Meld.
I Texas, for tralnlnr, Kfcmtl h
h-fi-fiefirt 'aiiacKed'fii TTHii 1W In
fanlry at San Francisco.
HHANGrTA!, March 13 (Ar
The German freighter Cllessen,
bound for Hong Kong, struck the
bottom near the Huddle Island
early today and Is believed a total
loss. An unnamed liner was stand
ing by and had rescued three pas
sengers and most of the crew. .
A NKW kHOK (of spring
n tnteretilng tide fastening and
Is at tails high over the lusters,
(i brigs lliard rant and
heel Willi anatcalnr kid tjM
and piping.
Never varies in fine flavor
Whether it is your ist tin or your tint - - it never varies.
If you think it varies -y our money back" read it on the tin.
A'.'.r. .'4- 4 ' . . Ill W
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' v Money back
Vh racr rMtrni yost swnty u
ni exstnse on tny Schilli'm product
IM tiy reiios vhilever. Vow nut
nl b rworfs. Don't I ft urn ftcfooti
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A quality that never varies comes only from methods that never vary.
That's why cheap coffee-making and fine coffee-making do not belong
together. There is one coffee roaster who specializes on fine coffee
making only. No md or 3rd gradesno cheap blends ever enter or
leave those fragrant roasting rooms the only place in America where
that is true. There is no divided interest --no confusion of quality.
That's why Schilling coffee is the one that never varies in fine flavor.
Tea
Baking Powder
Jo V o .
47 Spices
33 Extracts .
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