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

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 22, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER caCHSTY NEWS Mrs. W. C. Perkins taKiveti by Die children In the begin ilur'a ilumivtinunl ilti-of la.il hu l ru IS H 0 S V G S S At t j Whalt yv Mtra Mary lu . IMper 13 5,4 T C 1 aL- Phiyed a piano solo whirh till en rrlug'6 XjUnCnpn;; joyeil. lMn were made for month ' ' : -v etlnKs . for this group of v. r, nu.M... J.- mother Meht rofreshtvontK woro (it u rhurmlnff IhJIkc iunf-hvon at Iter huiiio ytsurtiuy ufU'inoon. Spring ftov.TK; .tliiffodllw Ait-slen. tulip unci sweet pea. helu-;l hi ratryliiH out tW green mi'l filnt; color scheme. j . . n. . Aim. A. W. NV'snn rorelyi high J - M,.t timI rH. Kd ward "it. MorrlH 'orvprixe nml Mrs. IY I.. Itulwlon; PIlll,r(liin0ii xMr cluh Ih.sI night nt r.c.-ived Riiet prlie. , , - j,inner and n evening of bridge ut yu" . ''the Siirujnwm liin. I'mwy Willow Tho Thursday' HrlilBP wns .n(, , wpre list,a f((r (lc0oiu- int(rlultied yeHterduy at a deliKhi- nonH v ' -' " ' it i rirmRP iiincneon in ine iNieajn iea Inn with .Mrs: V. II. Uohm n- Enter tain Club . At Sacajawea Inn Mr. .Warren K. CJHbert and It. Mm. W. S. Ilarer rerelvrd high : WOVi" P '". - . wort' nrk . Jlrs. Ceoiffe T. ioeh-l run will up iHwesH to the cunt nexi the YhurmUy afternoon bridge rluh at hrr home yenterday afternoon with a detlKhtful narty. Mr. Otis, i'ulmer roceWed hlKh more prUe for rards nml Mti. Koliert Carey reeeivtMl convolution. Deeot-atlottrt wero cleverly work id nut In keeping with the-Kimter motif. A rrn paper heater bon net and an Kinder husket werrt uwd for wrapping the prlke frlfts. Mv endar and pink -wan th color Hchetniv ' . ; . . v - A two-rnuiNc luncheon was .serv ed by tho h ostein. 'The homjurt uhle was beauti fully decoruted HtiKicejttlve of the Kprhitf and- KuMfr themes with puxy willows and red tulips for the centerpiece and ' rabbits, egg, and nut bAHkels In the IoiIkc col ors, purple-and white, placed ul Intervals a Ion if the table. Curiyinic nut the Mister motif throiiKhout the entire e-vonlnK. Mr. and Mr. Miln Itlokland and Mr. and Mrn. Uay Itlokland entertained last evening at the ilay Itlokland .home at Inland City. Cut flowers. pitHHy .willows nml colored KnKtcr t'Kifs were UHfd thiotiR-hotit the homo to nmtnd all of tlit sprint? kcumoii. , There .were iweniy-mur !KU'Ih who enjoyed (he liospHulity P.lMirn,. i. ml tililiMV wlllOWfl lilt ul l" bniniuets adorned the homo of Airs. . Air. and Mrs. Walter Jones en tertained at. bridge taut nlKht when the TtianKle club inf,t,-flt. thei- home. Mttiit refi-eshinrntH wvre served by the host ess. .Mr. and Mrs. Don (Jitlly received liiKh sco io prize. tirnrtouxneHH of the hotrts and hos tesseH. -Hook furnished tho diver sion for the evenlnR. and the two Wesley AlcDiinald when she enter II. club yesterday afternoon at""""" Hmche.m served late in the three tablen of brblKe., : even in was aiso thorouKhly en- ' Mrs. Iloyd I'ideoek nvnlved first Jn'M- . - prize and second went to " Mrs. Walter Jones. A two-course lunch eon was served. I The I.. 8. of It. of U l ft K. met .In a spoclal all-day session Wed Inesdny beiclnnhiK at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Grace Strelff. president, pre sidlnK. Inspection was made by Mrs. Ward, national vice,, presi dent. 1 i. Kollowtntf a noon Intermlaslon when luncheon was held at the Tiffin, u memorial drill, dropping of the charier und other formations were reviewed by Mrs. Ward. A banquet nt the Sacajawea Inn with places laid for 30 closed the day. , --..-. Mrs. A rch ltncon and Mrs, Mar jory l-'runcih were hostesses to the I'ast Matrons' otub of the Order of Krtstern Htar Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall. Mffht refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Perry enter tained the Hwaidika Bridge club last night at their home at 150? Klflh street. Three tables were at party given yesterday afternoon in 'piny, Mrs. Walter Nowlund nml the c. hutch parlors by a group of lowefl Williamson made high score ..JunUny. school .officers and . mem- and Mr. and. Mrs. W. C. 'Moppet Te llers. Mrs. Vernon IS. Hall, Mrs. H. reived convolution prizes. C. Bmith, Mrs. Iltipsell Chirk, Mrs. . Green and white was the color lleadley and Mrs. Whaley.. The lit- scheme. The hnstess served a two Ale folks , were, entertained fv with course luncheon, frames,' with animal crackers anil The next meeting "will be "with Kaster eggs playing an Important Mr. and Mrs. Williamson la (wo part. A demonstration was put on Weeks. for the mothers, a glimpse of a ... --'., Sunday morning at Sunday school, ' Mrs. Itohert, Stevens entertained One I.n Grande woman anil one former I .a. Grande woman are tak luc.actixe p-irt In the tilth annual state conference of tho Oregon So ciety of the Daughters of the Atn 1'iican Revolution in Med ford, ac cording to word received here. Dr. Margaret Ingle, who Is one of t he delegation of several who went from La Grande, tis represen tative of the state committee on girt home-makers, took part in the afternoon session yesterday giving her report. - ( Mrs. Karl C. Key no Ids. of Klam ath Kalis, and formerly of A Grande, Is registrar at the conven tion. ' . ; . - i - ' Kifteen mothers and lln-ir babies, who are members of the Cradle (toll of the Mttliodist. tSplscopal church -were g:iests si tt pretty Meat Groceries 0 E U S Main 759. j CUTTING COSTS FOR BOTH OF US Our method of operation means lower cost to us and our every day low prices will prove to you that this friendly neignboihood store can supply your grocery needs at a substantial sav ing. Whether you shop in person, send the chil dren or order by phone, you will find our service prompt and the quality of our goods of the high est. , '- SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS ' !P. S. Telephone Peas, No. 2V;, 2 cans 35 Del Monte Peaches, No. 21,; 2 cans ... 49 Log Cabin Syrup, rjt. size .'. 57 Fresh Bulk Coffee, per lb., 38 Dry Prunes, 3 lbs., . ... 40 10 Bars Citrus Bar Soap 39 Spaghetti, No. 2 size, 2 cans 29 Bulk Salad Oil, per qt . 33 Rose Brand Oranges, Medium Size, 2 doz. 59 Small Oranges, 2 doz., 29 Celery, Large Size, per bunch .......... 15 Floiida Grape Fruit, Medium Size, 6 for 49 Dry Onions, Boilers, 5 lbs., .......... .. 27 Fresh Carrots, 3 bunches 25 d isco, 3 lb. Can li 79 Carsten's Bacon, per lb., ... . 34 Fresh Ilamlwi-ger, per lb., . 22 FRESH DRESSED HEN'S Announcements Beauiy emeht Capital In Elop i The Daughters of Nile .Hewing club will' meet Saturday for a no iMistesrf noon luncheon at X he Saca jawea inn. After the luncheon the club will meet with Mrs. Joe Can al her apartment at the Inn. . All are requested to -bring needles an.! thlmblfs. ' . . The W. c.,T..lV meeting sche duled for SulTirdoy has been post poned titrtll further notice. MENUS r5 -1 turned from a trip to North Pow der. . Mrs. Mary 1). Kail went to Cor Krldny afternoon and returned home Bunilny. 8ho helped Cure for nor slater. Mm M. C. Mulr, who Is critically III at her home there. Tt and Mrf. Hownrd Hinilh were rerent visitors at Mllfrarrf. Mlaa l.urllle Helrkel who haft Iiim'II llviiift with her R-randiuiroiUH, Discretion Rules In The Silhouette Itr laua Merwln Mr. and Mm. UoorKe Helt'kel, here. 4 (Aiwnrlatod I'roHM Kaahlun Kitllor) while altendliiR Hehool returned to I ; I'AHIH (AD The proper all the home or. her parents Mr. :and 1 houelte, whleh la atipiioaed to wor. Mm. John Helrkel, of Cllovor. Mr. ry every woman) haa been left anil Mra. Helrkel ami family expect, I mereirully to Indlvdual illacretlon to move from Glover to l.o Orumle In the near future. ' Mr. and Mrs. I.oren Hnrrla and daiiKhter, t'hyllla expect to leave for Kmnielt Idaho, the latter part of thla week where they will make their home. Mr. Hwarta. who apent the win. ter with friemla In Terry, left re rcntly for her home In Portland. Mlxa Jeaaie Vena la ataylnR with Mra. Kenneth I'lerson while Mr. rteraon Is away on hualnew. Krvln Hlaylook, 1 formerly of hy aprlKK atyle ahowa at the major ity of Important hoiiaea. ' h'lurea, for I liana who Ilka them, have more authority than ever, provhtlnir they occur In tha rlirhl plucea. Hut airalRht. linea atlll are the favorite line at aome of the lilKKcat holm, a und there la no reamm for women who like to look like, human malchea to ehnnxc their flKiirea over nlKht. Hetweeii flurea and atrnlKht lines j there la 11 roinpromtae allhouette. and II la moally Hie youiiK women with no walalllne nrolilem who fnvor II. It emhodlea u rolaed and rerry, la HvinK In Iji Grande where e,.M......, U.,, ..inph.m in waistline Raymond Hlaylock and family. ! MrtH lut nr 8,rK,t or flared luipartlally. Kven (he new evenliiK Of tha raised- n NEW EASTER SCAMB i More new beautiful scarfs, just arrived - in time for Easter. . putmAns- 1 . La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear - , and Millinery MW LItKS HATH 170,000 CARH , KTOCKHOf.SI fAPI Th im. I.OM ANOKI-KS, Mar. 3 (APt h,.r f lniltl,r vehlulea In Swed.n -KoKft Pom-ell, soprano of tho ...., ..,iK ito.aiiii. or an InMmu Metropolitan Orand ; Opern com-1(1 tMg ot 1 3,000. puny, who Wna forced to ahandnn . . ' , ( an ettKatcement...ut .. Kreatm., last - . , ... WBR Monday due to a throat affliction, today was reported fully recovered here and prepared to reautne west - I era tour. . 1 I JAI'ANKSK AIMIHAT( IUKN who have heen here for aeveral ! weeks visit 111 relatives, left for 1 ,,,.,,,. , ,m,s '.VKA M'n.vBlroon f(ii;raii Alice Sntoot. IS, RranddntiKlilcr of Senator Herd .Smoot of I'lali, surprised aoiial WashliiRlon Ilia other day when she eloped with Frederick Chambers, 83 11 news paperman They were married at Frederick, Md.. after nn auto '.rip from tha capital. Ituker laat week where they expect to live. waistline creed, show the tendency of day clothes to hreak lines at a nearly normal wnlst. 'Most (leMicncrs favnrlnjr such Macs IciiKtheu skirts a Utile. When aklrta are lengthened, huwever the line ia dainaiflnir to youthful effects. The result Is a matronly, rather f cuinltersome skirt which acccntii the ' t Ijr Slklcr Mary Oranses and Krnpcfrtilt' are nt their li't now and nre, rich In vit nnilna,. so it behooves :tho consci entious housewife 'to use them of ten. .', ";. Fruit atlmulatea the appetite, In creases the flow of digestive Juices, alda In .tho elimination- of 'waste and counteracts the formation-' of acids due to eatinff a large quan tity of protein as well aa stlniutat Inir the flow of an alkaline saliva which helpa to. prevent tooth de ray. This laat virtue, makes fruit an Ideal food with which to end a meal. .- : Practically nil our orange" ro from Florida and California and the question often puiilea us re ftardlnK their relative merits. Tho obvious answer 'Is that both are good and choice depends on. per sonal preference and. the way In which the fruit Is to be used. K 11 re ly tho sweet . -Juicy : Florida . are Ideal for the , lireuKrast orange Julco. And the firm-pulped Col- whole. ' ' When marketing for grapefruit, keep in mind that the fruit should be well formed, heavy In weight and havo a thin skin of fine tx- , ture. i A thin, fine-textured skin al- 1 most always covers a Juicy fruit. I Press tho fruit with the fingers. If It yields to the pressure the skin ! is comparatively thin. Coarse,1 thick akin la firm and unyielding. Of course, grapefruit l thicker 1 skinned than oranges so the com- ! parlsons ahoud be made with fruits of the same kind. I Well colored fruit bespenks ripe- ness, so choose that of deep color. 1 Hkln blemishes such as russetlng, I scars und scale marks do not Injure j j the fluvor of grapefruit nor impair ; ' their keeping qualities, foarse, j ' thick skins, soft dark spots and lr- I regular ahape nre Indications of 1 inferior quality and should warn I -the shopper against the fruit. j flrniM-fnilt anil Orange Kla-rhet 1 I Two oupa grapefruit juice, 1 cup ' orange juloc, hi cups sugar, 2' cups water. 2 egga (whiles), 1 . luulespooll granulated gelalln. . Boil sugar and wotei'Toi' in mln- ti tea. Soften gelatin in' com water, for five minutes and add to boil-' Ing sirup, l.et stand until cool nml add fruit Juices. When beginning to thicken, fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff and dry. Turn Into a freexer nnd pock In four parts ice to one -part Ice cream salt, l.et stand two or (liree hours until frozen. Itl'IT VI, MI'ltllDIt KC.UtF. , VltAdlil':. CuechciBlovakla, Mar.' 1!3 IAP) Police guarded resi liences and stores In the large Jew ish culouy .al lltiacowlls, Moravia, J .O.IMJ- as a precaui.on aKn.nsi ,..,s, , ,,rects Of figure around snue iMiigrams Krowina "in hi n ))( un(j vrt y 1' . ritual murder scare. . HkrlB hav moved' downward at A part of the fhrlstlan pnpula- mi1.iv or authentlri houses At some establishments they have dropped noticeably, while at others they remain at the same level as last summer, t Just covering - the knee cap.- . Kvenlng skirts atlll Accentuate the uneven ' hemllno, with length, ened backs the . rule rather than the exception. ' . TOKYO, Mar. 82 (AP) Fleet Admiral Viscount Ryokel Inouye died .today of liver disease, lie was one of the -earliest Japanese students at the United Statea naval academy at Annapulis, where he Wus iln the class, of Hill Willi . a tiuiiUier of famous Americans, tlon has charged the local rabbi with havlm; killed his I'hrlstian irornlns excellent for salads or any , servant Biri for ritualistic purposes dish In which the. fruit is wanted in connection with the npproacn Ing psssover .festivals. ORGANIZE NO PERRY CLUBS THIS SEASON t N i l THAI, IIAW.IHI TI, with the . smart long hack hrim and shorter turned hack front has a modernistic ' hand of tun and brown tvyecd In this hnl ny Mrs. Man II. Kail (Observer rorrespnndent) PKHHY, Ore. (Special) K. A. Snyre was visiting Perry schools one dny last week In the Interest of tho boys nnd girls club work. It was thought best not to organ ize clubs nt Perry this year on ac count of the fact that many people' living there now may movo away nfler the eioHO of school. , Mr, and Mrs. Joe l.n Oore left for Portland last week where Mr. l.a Oore expects to consult a spe cialist ahout his health. Miss Oladys Iicaii recently- re. New Victor Records Released Today "IF I HAD YOU" IC'JiWi io Hero's (ho. song of a young man who could climb snow capped mountains, croas oceans and deserts, if ha ha-1 his tllrl-Frlend. With her, ho could conquer tlm world. You'll like the worda and the music has D-A-N-t'-K written In every rhythm. Tome In and enjoy listening to all of these new Victor re leases soon! . If I Had You Foit Trot With Vocal ltefraln All Hy Yourself In tlM Moon light Fox Trot Irving Aaronson ami Ills Commanders. cry R1W Fox Trot (from First National Vila phone picture, Weaiy Itlv erl.Wllh Vocal ltefraln Dti'P Mailt -Fox Trot -With Vocul ltefraln ' 1 "'. Itndy Vallee And Ills Connecticut Yankcci Sweet Suxsimo Wallx With Vocal Refrain lioiii.y Fox Trot Willi Vocnl ltefraln ll:idy Vallee And Ills Connecticut Yankee If I Had You Wllllnrd Hoblnson The Sun Is Al My Window (Throwing KJsaca at Me) Johnny Marvln-Kd Hmalle Hiiikw l'p Vour Overrrait (from the inuslcul comedy, l-'ollow '1'lirn ) 1 Want To Ho Hail ' (from the imiihIiiiI comedy, Follow Thru) II III, F.N KANK I l-aw lxviit An' M ll'Shnl Iridic t'siitm's "AiitonrOhlli lloin song 1 F.ildin Cantor Adler Music Co. 1114 Adams Ave KXACH.V Htl'IH KI.Ii:itt.V : . PKKKOSH : TeaslnK, haraNHliiff eoiifftiH, tlck Hntr tn the throat, und exhuiiHtlnir. uervoiiH ImeUlnff are Immediately relieved by Jloley'H Honey und Tar r.oinponud. Hold, the done low in the tiruut a abort time before HwullowinK'. JIm accurutit blent) of pure pine tar, freah laxutlve honvy, loKether with other valuuble inetll final dune dlcntit I.H' vyontieifnlly lieultiiK to cold-lnriuiued tina;ieH of throat und hronchiula, and ,euHUy rleara away Irrltuting phleiriit. No ophiteH, no cliloniforui.Try it. Hold Kverywhere. Adv. S.V.RC0. -1406 Adams, La Grande, Ore., Qracd BMg. WOMEN'S Buraon Fashioned SILK HOSE . LfKht coloin 9e PRINTED BROADCLOTH . Fancy colors and pat terns. Guni-anteed fast colora. 86 In. wide. ' .19c Yd. . Have, Your j Piano Tuned Expert Tuning and ,' Regulating All work ; guaranteed t . - , Phone Orders - to Adler's Music Cd, 'inning aone, oy Marcus. Sher ntin Iiano Tuner. Phone Main 80S, ADLER'S MUSIC - CO. I La Grande, Ore. j ...... L"' JJ ' ijyl I v Specials Saturday - Monday Foot Friend Shoes Guild .... $.50 French Beige Lizette Black Kid $8.50 Brown Kid .... $9.50 SIT'- ate Fashioned to your Foot Styled in the latest Materials. Exquisite ! A Famous Foot' Specialist devised them to sup port and exercise the foot America's Leading Stylists developed them in the Latest Modes Make this 10 Minutes Test Step into a pair of Foot Friends Note how comfortably they support your weight, how perfectly they mould to heel and ankle Wear them 10 minutes You will know you've found the Perfect Shoe. ROLLIN'S HOSIERY! Service Weight L.......... $1.50 Chiffon (New Price) $1.65 Prunes Oregon Italians 5 pounds 10 pounds 35c 69c Health Nuggets Jaspers made from choice OQ wheat 4 pound sack Starch Saxon $9.50 A C"t-out Midel for Smart Afternoon Wear BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shoes Economy Prices Silver Gloss or Coim 3 packages 25c Crackers Sodas plain or salted 3 pound Ixjx .... ..... GRAHAMS Honey-sweetened -' 4' pound box ...t.J......l..... 39c 79 c Chocolate Eclairs Very fresh QA. pound ZSfC Palmolive Soap The leHt toilet soap , OA. 4 bam . JC Peas -- Tomatoes -- Corn Assort as you wish '; ' . 12 Cans $1.30 Catsup Peanut Butter Oilifornia Home ' , Beat (pade bulk 18-oz. bottles- ; Afo Bring a container- QK 21or -- 2 pounds L..... OOC Mayonnaise i A1 pint jar. Oleomargarine Nalley's .. .J...L.L 35C Swift's Gem Nut . ,IQ nr 3 pounds ...4 : .1Uj Gold Medal OuC r i Toilet Tissue Brobms . ' 1000 sheets best quality ' - G-tic Domestic - . . ; : f ntX 3 rolls - 1SJC Each ,' - I VC TT fTlT SPERRY'S WHITE DOWN Jl XVUXv Every sack gUHranteed 4i)-lb. sack.. 4 SACKS 1 BBL. . .... $1.75 $6.89 Sperry's Chicken Feed Buy Sperry's und le sure you're satisfied SURELAY SCRATCH OYSTER SHELL loo-ib. cp c ao loo-ii). i (to no sack... p70 sack P(vO sack.... We have a full line of Baby Chick Feed ioo-ib. . idi jn 3C 11