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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1929)
Friday, March 20, 1029. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace TKre . J Society, News jmbers of Clio "Hub Entertained ( At Sacajawea Inn i and Mrs. Vvcd anor enlor t ut un enjoyable, dinner und jinff of bridal InHt nlKht lit Ijaweu Inn when thu Clio cluli ( Spring flowers wcro used for InUioiiH. Five tub lea of bildso I al nluy. r. lee Uouvy und Dr. ltuy ijhy were awarded, prizes. I io N. I J. B. club met yesterday pnoon ut tho home of Mrs. MeGheun. Tlireo la bios of js wore ut play. Vs. J.' 1. Oavy ' received first $ und second went to Mi's. Kr .' Waldfii. A tvo-cours lunch- was served by tho hostees. orations consisted of pussy wil- und spring flowers. jr. und Mrs. Wesley McDonald tallied the TriuiiKle club at homo Wednesday niht. .Mr. Mrs. J Hin L. Gaily were uvvard- llo prize for curds. . liefresh- s were served ut tile close of levelling. elve members of the Stitch i'hultcr club of the American Ion met yewterday ufternoon ut ome of Mrs. Hhewmaker. The I afternoon w as spent making dress es ior inu Kins in mo vmiiirens home. Hefieshments wero served. . i The Mury KiUubeth club' met yesterday afternoon ut the homo of Mrs. 8. S. Nye ut 1702 Wushintou avenue and spent o lovely utter noon se-wlng. . - A three-co:irso luncheon wus served ut u table, uttiuctlvvly deco rated following the Kaster motif. Tlie club will meet next time with Mrs. Chris Miller. ' Mrs. Henry Kwln entiMtalned t he NejAVay-a-Tum club yesterday uf leriioou ut her home. , Mrs. Luwience Drumstulth and Mrs. Krank Juolu were winners ot first and second prizes respective ly. Three tables were at play. A two-courso luncheon wus serv ed by tho hostess. The club will meet next timo with Mrs. ltuy lirown. . . Announcements Tho Sons und Daughters of Un ion County pioneers - will hold - u curd' party Monday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the Sacujuweu Inn. The public Is Invited. , Those noi wishing to play curds cun enjoy u social afternoon. . . Th emembers of tho Kpworth League of thu First . Methodist church who ure planning to at tend the Kaster breakfast at 1'tiie Conu aro asked to bring utensils Including frying pan, cup, plate, knlfo und fork. They will meet immediately following the sunrise pruyer service at Oangloff t purk Sunday. , ; - 4 Tho Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met al Moose hull Monday night with Guardian J-iuru Olive, presiding, for initiation of one can Uidate und lor u business meeting. ' Grace Chrisllunsen, of l'ortland, state manager and Mrs. Nelllo l'uv ensliire, of Portland, wero visitors. The Supreme Korewt will orga nize a junior circle next week, U was announced. INVITATION 5fou are cordially invited ' to come and enjoy a "Co lonial - Dames Beauty Treatment" with our com pliments. By special ; ar rangement with the Co-: lonial Dames Laboratories irt Hollywood,' their spe cialist will give these won derful Beauty Treatments I to snow tne exquisite ei i jbo-,fect the proper use of ,. ., Cosmetics will produce. We desire to reserve an appointment for you, . Suit it is absolutely necessary that you phone or tall for a reservation early. Ihis is ah unique mportunity and we urge you to come early to avoid disappointment. $ . . . ' Free Facials Will Be Given by the Colonial Dames Specialist April 1st to April ,13th. Ruth Elizabeth Beauty Shop fiOi) Depot Street ? -"fT' '- La Grande, Oregon Telephone Mam (&2. Meat (; Groceries XL Main 75!). MENUS DESIGNERS AWAIT SPRING APPROVAL OP STYLES F Uy Slstor Mary Krult juices stiffened by the ad dition of gelatin make un excel lent dessert for almost uli ages und -types. The person who is dieting to reduce iimy have this desesrt without cream, the one who wants to gulu in weight- will find the fruit stimulating to the appetite while thu cream will .add to her cu lories. ,:'- Itico pudding Is nourishing. In expensive und can be mude most attractive.'- A creumy rice pudding properly mude Is relished by tho whole family, from tho youngest to the oldest and should be served us attractively as tho most elaborate dessert. Well cooked cornstarch puddings havo three points In their favor and If made with fruit gain an extra point. . . All kinds of. custards uru nour-. Ishing but are sometimes expens ive when eggs are high. However. 1 when they take the place of meat the housewife is Justified In serv ing them. There ure "many ways of varying plain custards that add to their interest. ' StoiicU and chopped ( dates, preserved ginger finely! minced, cur me lined sugur and dif ferent comminutions ' of flavoring are suggestions for pleuslng varia tions, , Chilled Oriuigu NoulTle - 1 Threo eggs, lemon, 1 table spoon granulated gelatin, 2 orang es, cup sugur, few grains fait,' 4 cup cold water, Mi cup whipping i cream. i Soften gelatin In cold water for! live minutes. Heat yolks of eggs witli sugar und lemon Juice. Cook 1 over hot water until thlckiMied. Add! soaked gelatin und let stand unlit, cool, Add pulp of oranges freed from skin und seeds, whites or: eggs beaten until stiff-fund dry ' and cream . whipped, "until" firm J Turn into a mold and let stand j on Ice for two hours or longer, un-1 til thoroughly chilled und firm. liumold and serve. mm TU VVi.sJf i mm i filial If If Spring is fan 1 1 Ion time for America 'as designers uwalt publlu approval of their latest- creation. Left: Betty Compxon poses In a new polku dot palatini costume of blue. Center: lielge imilru eve-, niug dress frum Lord und Taylor showing a marked Spanish feeling.' Thu Chanel fan Is of helo tulle, liluhl: Coral reef Is the name of the evening die is worn by JCsther llalston. U has u bolero jacket embroidered with brilliants und pearls. . . , KII.Al'i:iC Altlti:sTKI I'HILADKLrHljJ- Mar. 21 (AP) Curtis H. JJuvonshirc, SO, year old salesman, and Alice Lab u tin, 12 yeurri, who 'he Is accused of kid napping from her .homo hero on Wednesday, .were , found today at Charlotte, N. C, police unnounccd. Ho was arrested when ho called ut The Friendly .Neighborhood Store i: where you get extra service and the' Lowest Prices h.U SA T 11 111) A Y and MONIJA Y :' FEATURES I ifjlweet Oranges, rned. orange 2 doz. 59c 'Bananas 3 lbs. for....'..........:. 28c Celery Hearts 2 bunches 35c ettuce 2 large 'heads 25c JTurnips per bunch ,. 10c jCarrots 3 bunches 25c rresh Ranch E.ertrs 2 dozen 49c jP. S. Telephone Peas, No. 22 cans 35c )1 lb. pkg. Seedless Rafsins.. 29c ' Florida Grape Fruit 6 for 49c IP. S. Asparagus Tips 2 cans 39c iFcls Napt,ha Soap 3 bars... 22c MEAT DEPARTMENT EASTER HAMS Carstens Best Grade . . 33c per Lb. Veal Loaf per lb Fresh Dressed Hens 30c Parti-Colored Shoe Finds Ready Favor ; Ity lana, Merwlit (Associated Press Fashion KdUor) PARIS AP) Shoes of bngnt colors which match scarf arM handbag ure upon tho market for summer sale. Many arc meant for evening- wear. Not only for sport, but for ufter noon und evening costumes the footwear which combines two col ors In designs that ure carried out In other accessories, Is making a bid for popiilmity, One big dressmaking house Is putdifng the two colored shoe with handbag to match, fur ull It Is worth, even to the point or con trasting shoes and handbag with the shade of (he gown Itself. Much bluck und while for evening Rives wide scope to the shoe deslm-rn In the matter of color and they are mukiiifc thu most of their chance to accustom women to wearing shoes more brilliant than their costume. Probubly the favorite two-color Mhoe Is midnight bluu und flag red combined with sold. Worn with a white costume, with diamond ornaments of star design, und hundhug or vanity case which car ries out the coloring of tho shorn, tho red, white and blue ensemble Is dazzling in effect. Jade green and melon pink fre quently me used together, and two shades of yelluw, with black ulso are much seen. The hIioch of nmny colors usually are mado with to( of one shude, heel of another and applied trim ming bands of a third color. H , .v alfinth'! frit on mi Iv.iry fnim. The world's only truly Fresh ted --not merely because it is sealed in vacuum --but because it ts fresh to bejin 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 tV: , -. foe it's a closely guarded, Schilling secret.', : ,, . , :.; k. f ' ft-; . . (j, , -f- . n Green O tea Jan, : Coffee Baking Powder 32 Extrjcti ' 47 Spices 4- a tolrgruph offlco' for inoni.y. Tho Klrl wu.i Willi lilnl. S. V. E. Co. ' HOG Aduiuu, La Oruiulo, Uru., Giacu Illilif, MISSKS EASTKK HATS $1.49 - $1.9 - $1.J5 -.. .. MISSUS' EASTKR COATS New light tun and grey. . Twcuda mid Flannols $2.93 - $:j.93 $1.93 Whoopee Coat The Latent Hollywood , C'ruze Fasliioncd uf light wool mid felt, excuptiouully Binai:t in apioanuicc, in oiitraiicintr delicate shades, and subtle tans and blues. Suitable for many occasions. Moderately priced Putman's Ik-uly lo Vivr & MUllut-rj. 1 I : r I l'lltlO ObSTltOVM KI'I'ltiY i NAl'I.KH, Mur. 89 (AlJ) Hro ' U'Htroyuil tho Bi'pulcliro urfltty rt'i rtMtL.tHlnif Chrtsl'g tomb In thu cun- ler of thu Ilusllk'u of Huiitu Murlu i Novu toUiiy,. juat ,iui tho pi-Iota 'uru )riurliiK to uulohiutu Good I , l-'i-Uhiy tmiNN. f KHI.IMKt IHjAXB lIAYWAUn. Cut,, Mar. 29 (AIM A wing or tho Hunt Uroti. can nery hero wit detttroyed by flri toduy with losa of 1100,000. Alinowt thu entli-o peiiaonH yiuoh paoK vun destroyed ; , y . i EASTER EGG DYES 10 Cents a Package RED CROSS DRUG STORE . Phone Main 4. ?5u. 1 Dr. Whitford of Butte Has Found None Better "This is to certify that in my 40 years of practice 1 have never found anything - better for children's lunch than Tru-Blu Graham Crackers and milk," - C. S. WHITFORD, M.D.. Butte. CARRY! W JJf !LJI ) 1 1 J UST0WESJ gyr CHAIN STORES JDT Phone Orders Main 94 We Deliver $2.00 Orders Sardines Oval cans, with toma to or mustard QK sauce. 3 cans.: OOC Beauty pack 3 cans .. Shrimp ' Americ a n brand. Dry :45c Oysters Fancy Cove oysters buy ut this I price 3 cans.. Minced Clams Fine for chowder ' . 1 3 cans 49c Quart Pickles . Small Sweets in jars ; Each Plain Sour in jars Each ... 43c 39c Red Beans liecleaned, polished Red Mexi- QQ can lieans 5 pounds .. OcC Pancake Flour Sperry's Prepared A fine product 10-lb. sacks x 69c Oleomargarine Gem Nut that fine spread for bread 2 pounds .... :35c Stone's Syrup Pure cano and maple just right QQ for waffles 5-pound cun OtC SUGAR Pure C. & II. Cane in sanitary cloth bas 10 pounds 59c Corn Flakes Or Post Toasties very crisp nr 3 package OC Vegetized WHOLE WHEAT WAFERS Wis! IT TAKES q-niter rtf U in t, urrxi. celery. irJ trimMrvitomW'iTH- poini of K.ltlZhy Wholr wheal WAFfcKS! Cli.Urf nS-. f-ff thtn htf(rrt rrv.if f id rt ',1 hke p rri'ifkh on llim m tvi-ntrtr And w tatiy fof bruise lu.ivhci Yiif (r-sn hat tl.-m irt I i"ir( t'i!v fe."tii:f. mm Macaroni Must frrudo Shell, ospeciully fine " in salad 2 pounds KMJOW CUT MACARONI Made from hard wheat flour A p and eggs 5 iKiunds...... 25c Cigarettes All brands in stock ( -t -t p Per Carton tPl.lO Spaghetti Fancy Coil 2 pounds lLOkj CUKVK CUT Sl'AUIIKlTI 1'est Ki'ade liulk 2 ikiuikIs 23c FLOUR KOUIl SACKS One I'aiTell -...: Sperry's White Down-an all hard wheat d - ryp flour, extra quality Per sack D-L I O $6.89