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Thursday, March 28, 1929. fiRA Ti'LV Society News I T II IUjSb I HI ' II II Members Celebrate i mehibeni -In nttendanco unil .Mrs. Nellie 'Piper, noble grunil, preiil-j SRt.h Anniversary Im.' ci.at8 were named ror uie ' r Tl ii . leniim loilite at .Medforit. May SI to Jl HOpe !6. They were: Mm. V. N. Ooi r 1 t. . - . on, Mr., l.uey ramoron. Mm. 4 MENUS CUSTOMERS READY WITH SPRING STYLES The 3Sth anniversary of t lie in- Brngg Hn4 Mr. ( .K. McPherson. f' (Mrs.. C, N. Camoron was recom-l lly KlMor Mnry . There, is no meal of the day stltutton of Hope .hapter iNo. 13 . Ulpnil).(i fnp .iirii-t deuutv nrrwl- more Important than the firm oho. Order of Kastern 1 was celebrated Inst night when the chapter met' aV the Masonic hull. dent. . . .' J Thi meal actually ana lueruny It whs ahnounrV that " play, i b.rPnks OMr JafU LUI,nr .?e"TK - I .. . n In I... Illlt UlUlllHA'll IIUH 1IUU .. . ... ............... ,....nt 'Kimii ill Siiinmervllle ! the Bum period in keeping "ZZ"?'"." ' .""T- ' hr .hi at ttummorvtllc Apr, 12. ' , Nr t Wednesday night at the Be Ing a former with the spirit of the occasion. Mrs. Myrtle ltentty wsis .Installed j an associate niatrunof the ehnpter. j Mrs. Iluzc4 tint hum, worthy ..mat-f, " , ? . , ... . .. . held, und refreshments will lie nm.jju.KmHi. . 1moi-o1 hy the brothers of the lodge. .singing of ohl-fashloned; songs 1 -fijj, Monday 'the 1. O. O. K. was enjoyed with Oeorgo K. Birnie 0ilK( r1v nn Aprii IAmiIh par leading, liefreshmcnts were served jty ,0 W,i(,n un odd .Allows. Be with Mm. Iloyt in chance. ibcltahsund frWmd are Invited. Hope chapter wuh founded Mar. ,t, , , .. r 19, 1 s I. , Mrs. Kiln Itussell wan! , :" - ' lite only ehaiicr menther pn'Mont .Chance to . I rent from iu lohora and in the luiixitlnir u1tnili1 ha t-Pfl liv fnnit ' However, if the evenliiK ihenl Jmn been late and the heurtleMt meal of ' the day the Hlomaeh Ih npt to rehol. at the thotih-h of food em-ly lit the $hI night. Mi-k. A. I'ViBitson was hostess (o the Waki Hta Hrldire elith at the home of Mm. (leorice Clark . Tues day afternoon. Three tablet of earda were at play with Mrs. Jool Itli'httrdson reei'lvlnic hltfh i ,Heore; and Mrn. A. K. Hnar weond.'- A Iwn-eouine luncheon wan served hy' the liostyHt- t': 'L " ' ' ' .w,r'rVv Crystal Kehekah odj,re ntet last hIkM In .reB-i'nr'-lieVton:' vWli ' 6 Announcements :av.E:c!o.'.-; T,a Orand, Ore., Grace Bldfv New Shipment - Boys' CRICKET SWEATERS 1 All sizes, 24 to 3G n Plain anil fancy cobrs ' ?1.T9 '- $1.95 : The ffoux and PauchteiM of ln lon .County pioneers are liolilinir a canl purty Mnnduy uflernoon at o'ctoek ut th Sacajaw-ca Inn. Thft..pnhHe Jh Jnvted. ' Those uot .wlrihtntf to play canlw eTitt i njoy a HOriul nfternoon. - . ' ' ' ' ti. The mt'inhera - of the Kpw-orth J.eaKuo " of 'tlie 4l'1rHt(' Methodist ehureh who are planning to uttend Hm. Rtpt' breitktltHt at' ll'lne'Cone ore ! asked ' to bring u'tentdlK inelud luj;:fryuff - pan,- cup, , plate, knife and' fork.." They fcetll meet immeiil LUb' foiibwlnif- the-Htnrise prayer wriee lit paiiKtoff parK luuda,y. .The Neighbors of Wdodcraft will lur.et for n -soclul at the home of ' Mrs.? Mary Yeke ut lfilS yash , InKton'avenue .Kriday aflernoon. Thei jfuest of lionor will be Hpeelat Orguniaer ' ptejlft Hlnkerby. AM n'tembeiH ro. :irKd to uUenuV fiAS MADE HER CROSS CANT EAT OR SLEEP "When: 1 ute ;l -would' bloat up wltlr Jras. . I eouldn't aloop . was lerosK anil nervous. Adh-rlka ha Klveit me real -relief." Mrs. M. 'Meyer.. : Adterlka relleven ; stomach anitsourneHH in.TKN innut8.'Aet hif.. on HOTH upper, and .;. lower howet; (t ri-movcH old waste matter I ini in it iiiuukhi 11a . in jruui -Mystem. Let Adhfika irlve your tKtomaeh.;- and- bowels a . HKA, teltfanKlnK and see how jniuh hct jtfr. you fvf.. .It will Hiirprlse you! itKn cross rnua rtour ; 1 V . ". . '. . .-Adv. juornhiK- This condition will eneouraff fickleness of uppeth wnd finicky neMt of mind un the part of ml nil h.' maklntc briMikfust a difficult prob lem for the housewife. I (hildnn who have nau n UKnt supper of nourlshlnir. easily dl Rest ed food need a Kood breakfast. This same Rood breakfast U essential fot the man and woman who are eiiRUKed In physical labor. -The wo man who Is planning to do the "Inmily wash" will mrd a heartier breakfast than her husband, who will .work nt hbt desk all day. Thn child's hreukfust should fur nish every- essential - for; proper nourishment. Ills stomach has been wllh'oht fOod for the longest iperloit iluWiitf tho twenty-foui houi,s uni Is rejtrty for n meal which UI sun ply food ' for Rrowth-'fts Jwe.il as enersy. -Kruit or fruit- Juice, hot or cold perenl with thin cream or top milk, milk or cocoa :made with milk, toast and a soft cooked ckk is nn- exumpleof a well htf,lanced breakfast for : u. grow In if child. This menu, of course, muybo varied to suit Individual condition. Variety, Is Indeed the .spice of life and is there any time in the whole day when one needs a little' spice mare titan in the morning? The Rood housewife who would send her family forth one hundred per cent efficient for tho day's work or pleasure will try to kh as much variety as possible Into Iter breakfast menu. . 1 Klrst of all allow plenty of time for serviiiR und eatlnK breukfnst. Children and frrownups require nn unhurried meal in pleasant sur roundings. Tho nervo strain of listening for "the first bell to ring" has spoiled more than one child's appetite, while carelessness and a hlt-or-mlss effect of food and ser vice never tempts a fickle appe fT" H'f v nTTT" u. -1 4 v . . 1 t i!7i ' u , vi-, r- h i m I-,. School Teacher Kidnaped, Found wn,KF:snAniiE p.. rur. is (AIM Hufrrlnr from honk ml lirulnoH. Minn Mr(rurtt nodaon, SO, i-uinulMctt . In thn ' Nuntlcoke Blato hospital today, while neuron con tinurti (or two mm and a woman who kldnuperi her and ahandonml hor In a wooded aecllon.. Hha la tenrhr at the rural nchool In Muhlenberg. . Hhe wun Helied at the aehool yea terday and, while :har frightened pupil looked on, thrown Into an nutomohlle.' tHome of the ehlld-i-cn ran I their hnmea and tokl their pnrcnlH. who notified Male police, t - , :, . 1 4 , ,i ' Reiirehvra found her In the woadn HQvernl hotira 1 luter and after be- 'lmt Ink. li to the honpltul Hhe' f re- Manily lupned Into uneonaelnua- nean.-. , i AKKrT WOMAN APTKB CHASK HAUKM, Ore.. March it IAD After ham arroaa the court Imiiae - yard and along aeveral Hireela Deputy Hherlff Haine Burk hurt .yentertlay took Into custody Hose Itnudall, 30. who la wanted nt Klamuth Kulln on a felony eharge the nature of whleh la not known liere. Mlm Handall apent three week8 In the Marlon county Jull In li'ii far ahopllftlnir.. IXINVHTH KJCAPK i rilliJO, t'al... Mar. 28 (AD mir eoiivlctn .eRcuped .froin- road riLitip,No, J" n the new, 'North r ark ,lilKhvuy,,' SC miles, .rant of hero last nlkht. Armeil poaaea wero Godgn 1 ' " ," ' - ?- ' . -'- .1 " . j ; ' ' . J . ' f I Give that sheer-clad look narrow heel and V-linci in till tho new Spring jthftdes. s Putman's tlxnily-To-Veiir ft Millinery f - rr- nenrchlnK the countrywide; The earaped convlcta are cl Wooater, Marlon Comloy, b4 lara;'J. It. McCumber and Uyd Vllkina, aervlng terma for rl4a tlnn of tho motor vehicle art. 5 A Ohliiete who eata a tlu daag II, nr ilni mm fish, bellevea he thereby Hilda 10 yen I', to hl Ufa. v ... ", . - iii-HmKm ' 'An- lm resAltia wor.'. n fahrlp mnkea the amart suit lit the left'. ;' The nxfniila and handlmis lire nf Jnvu llyni-il,. c'enlcr" An idoal eoat fin- steamer we;ir of In-own had while rheek -Willi cuffs of heaver. Illhr A new i vj iiI-a itiiwii of Mark crepe Kllxuhelh cmhinel wlllr white ami itreen. The Vhirfuu i han.lNi rchlcr'i.f (.'reeii Itl an Imiioriant hew nolo. Models posed hy Lord and Taylor. ' ' ' Fancy Decorated Eggs 5 & 10 Chocolate Chicks and Bunnies .:......l:......l... 5 Bunte's Candy Eggs ' All kinds, sizes . and colors, a lb., 30 ' -.' .. .-' ' '. v - RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4. - . LOSTINE PERSONALS ' 'Irs. William AViKKiis (Observer CorresjtondtMit) LOSTlNEf Ore.,- (Special) Mr. und . Mrs, George Wart wero called to Haker Thursday-. to at tend the Tuneral of Mr. Wurts mother who died at Halfway. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Crow, Mr, and Mrs. Abe Dalsly und Mrs, Joe Caudle were shopping in ln Grande sports, D oughnuts When we brand one sf our products with the name Butternut it means that we have extreme faith ih hav ing you know that it represents the best of its kind on the market. These ilniiRhnuta are ivallnhlo (it your dealers. Packed six In box. wrapp. ?d with sanitary paper, ind really we believe that on can buy them cheap r than you can make hem at home. anil (ih. mi gnral. PRODUCT OF LA GRANDE BAKERY Order Today From Your Grocer Thursday. Mrs. Kmma Harris has gone to Ijv Grande to be with her daugh ter. Mildred, who is employed at the telephone office. - Mrs. S. M. Crow returned Thurs day from' Santa Cruz, . California where she spent several . months with her father. , Mr. and Mrs. Jay I-ewls :went to'lji Grande Thursday on busi ness returning home i'Yiday. . Mrs. George Tllton who has been II! of -tho flu is reported as being better. '. -. IO title Scliool Note The school und several parents wero enjoyably entertained at the general assembly Monday, which wai given by the H, 8. The pro gram consisted of. a song by the assembly. Oration. "The need 'and l-'lti DAY IMtOGItAMS The National Hrimdcasting com pany prograut for I'Yiday night fol lows; 6 to 0:30, orchestra concert; U:S(i to 7, Jcira tbagonette. and Colin O'More in musienl comedy program; 7 to 7:'t4, musfcnl pro gratii; 7:S0 to 8, Washington talk fen tu ling Secretary Kay Lyman Wilbur: K to , clnssU'al music, and University speakers; I to !::.(), farm program: :K0 to lu, I'ouUlght pro-, graiti; 10 to 1 itiince music. Tlie . American Broadcasting company pVogram For l-'rlday night, ftiltovH:''i; tlli'iner-Jnu.'ilci OiHO tA $ orchestra; 7;!t(i, Njte club rom ances; H to Ii,, Neapolllan nights; 0, musical marathon; Ui'.Ut, woodwind ensemble; lo to I l.'daiiclug strings. 11 to 12, dunec. music.. , Tori land : KOW (2akc). ti, NltC; in, 1 a : i s, traffic talk; 10:30 No tea satisfies like . Upton's Famous Blend I to 12. Moot Owls, KMX (llSiikc) 7. Alll': T::to lo !, silent:. i. All.": II, news, uealh er: J I :o5, A III'. I ' , liOs AllKi-lcs I KKl.'I (G4Hki) n, MIC: man, or chestra; '10, stu.llo pi-oKi-niu. KMX (lannlic) (i. orxun, slrlm,- !UU)ttt; 7, orchesii'a: K, popular pi-ot-ain 0if IJon 'I'anters; !l:4r, fiKht lirorulcnst; Jo to I, dance mu lc , , Homer. KOA (S.-ldkc) 0, NIK; 7:30,. f'ow- ihoys: K::io, f'lnanclitt proKiait): 8:r., Tom Mliclicll: NIK"; U::iii. hIiIiik irlo; in In 1 1. Nile. SHikaiil I KI1Q (r.!Mllic) II. Mil': !I:S", liall 'jo: 1", news, sports: I0:.'I0, dance music. ( I Seattle ' YOU will find that Upton'. Tea I, a delicious builder of energy. When vu feel tired, or your nerves become a bit frayed, make a steaming cup of Upton's Lira Tea Merchant by appalnmual left Tea. There Is no better natural stimulant or enerulser. Serve UPTON'S for Breakfast, ! Lunch and Dinner. ,11 . . ! UN5 ASK Foil THE YEtiOW'PKAGE, GUARANTEED BY JCZfk TtA PLANTER,' CEYLON FRIGIDAIRE alone offers the new COLD CONTROL FASTER FREEZING . DESSERTS MORE 0 recipes for delicious desserts aod salads are coaraiMdia a nsw r.dpe buok we want to nirevou,rea. Stop a our sUa . , -. room today. . ,. . " ' ;;( - ..- Jesee..Rtrenbam, Elect. Eastern4 Oiregott'Uf '" New Foley, Bliltr. - I;- '."'f""" VOWW CO,' r : I .a Qrande Oreron lA 'GMiitks Ore. " meaning of our constitution" l-'redaj HOMO (Hl'akr) t. NBC; iu, nut Hal!. Vocal duet. "Neopolltan sic and dunce pibgiam; 11:30. Night" Kalesca Bray and Mvlvfn ' news: 1J :4r, mixed ipmrter. -Crow;, monologue "The "Railroad - KJIt (Ii7ikn ( to l AHC pro- Crossing" Vernon Tlreshears; and. gram. old fashioned dance,, six old-fashioned girls; Gertrude Fwart, Ksther I-'leener, Hernlce Wining;, Jtuth Swart, Velvtt HUmmack, Martha Crow. , ; t . . . . y , Tho -.seniors -anti Juniors enter tained the h, II. R. Friday night with a merry Ht, Patrick's party. Boys and girls seemed to possess the spirit of "Old Krin" for all don ned colors of Ireland. l.ven the delicious refreshments which were served were of the appropriate color. Lost hie has a new teacher this Tn mii i-oprnt Ml km Wnnri- la Itl nnH Chnrles Hnmmark 1 fluartel; ' S. quintet; , done I. ftol,ln In h.H nlcn. Sic; 10, M! Bernice Winnings lias been ab sent from school on account of an attack of ptomaine poisoning. Pu pils are anxiously awaiting her return to school. Pupils have been working dili gently on our tennis court, prepar- San I'raiiclsm Kl'O (fiMHcc) fi, NltC; !:3u. mu sic; 10, dunce orchestra: II. NBC. KI-'HO ('il(tkc) li, pep band; RiHO, sports; 7, fen lures; in, Amos and Andy; 1 0 : 1 ( to 12:10, dunce itiusle. ' 1 Oa lihitid K GO (7'jiiUc) 0, NBC; fl:o. mu sic; lit, concert; 11 to 12, dunce music. KI.X (8Ukc) fi:10. concert; 7, news; 7: 30. Kdn.a KiHlier, pianist; X, musical programs; Hi to II, or- Thestra. ! Salt, like C liy KSh '(inokc) li, NBC: 7::i'i, in ii- T II V. (Hill HAT Is an Imnortatii Item' In t Fprlns millinery. ThU on Is of sulphur felt with Invert ed ole- .'i at the tides. ing for Its'iise and lots of fun. but 1 the rain has delayed the snort for a few days longer. i The high school pupils amused themselves Tuesday after school by taking photographs of their fellow pupils, which in future years will recall to memory the delightful hours spent at old 1.. Jl. S. Vfwitk i e set Ik YOU'LL WANT ONE - ALL YOU NEED IS A DOLLAR 17773 0 Every one of them at much less than their actual worth and at only a fraction of their original cost: In plain English, we are going to clean out our stock of used machines ... they have accumulated from trade-ins on Orthophonic Victrolas. Come in see them. Anything you want from $7.00 and up. : '-''. .'k' iVJ' 'V!jO: -'. ' '; ': ?- '' -..',..,,;';-- '- .' ';!; Stradvarin Cabinet $18 - Stradvarin Cabinet $21 Cloxtomea Cabinet $27.50 Pathe Cabinet with Records ; $7.00 BRUNSWICK PANATROPE Like New. Special terms on this one. . . I i I !-' ' ' , 1 - . Pay Only to Down! Pay . The Balance $1.00 A Week Cecilian Portable with Records $7.00 Table Model Orthophonic Victrola $35 Late Type Steger $36.50 Table Model Orthophonic Victrola $55 et ADLERS MUSIC CO,