Friday, 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.
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Released Today
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With Vocal ltefraln
All Hy Yourself In tlM Moon
light Fox Trot
Irving Aaronson ami Ills
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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 '
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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
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Fancy colors and pat
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colora. 86 In. wide.
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Piano Tuned
Expert Tuning and
,' Regulating
All work ;
guaranteed t
. - , Phone Orders
- to Adler's Music Cd,
'inning aone, oy
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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
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