La Grande evening observer., April 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Mw'tday, April lj,--!
. u LA .GRANDS'Ejrft&OBSER
Society News
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OUT OUR WAY
Unrhy,' ;tlw'i Widow. Hul li - Rollins;
I'lVrt; ,thf yi-noni, Marry Munsun;
Party Compliments
; miss urace Alien. em, the hri.i, nri wi; s.n
m T t- j la'flr MM'orkle,. the fathi'r,' John
i To Become Bride wmfbnoi,' ,
S..:- . ; '
' .V ' V ... . . . '.. I t The Ulveria -Mtudy vhitw was held
MI.Owh Alit or thin city. , .rt .,..rW w(h w IL
1uh tn- tl,hW,Uritloii for many , 1nKWOOl, ln fhniw of the (lis0ll8.
. Vi i ' 5 , 1 V T ftn OH'-"TM Wuy.of Youth."
lutiiiK (ho lust fiovfral week ln
Hip form of Rift, ultpu-fra and par)
im'h, Kivin uy KitntPH or rrienus in
Yh W. C. T. is. nipt Saturday nf- i
ittrnwoa In I no annex of the (Mii-Ib-'
thin rhurrh.
, I'nlon wore
t MuUqx, ono of tho tlcli'ffatlon, jpive
a short talk. The Itev. It.
Kour visitors
In atloiHijince.
front
Mm.
Iut-
nuni, ntiMtor of the (MirLstiun church
honor of her inurrlaw
Itohlnint. of M:i.al, Ida., which !i
1o bo an C'vent of tomorrow.
.- Mlm Jmly Moore entertained re
ocntly with a mnprlso arty In 1
.no iorm m a Kucnon kiu .iowerof , ft (JniniIls 8poU(( on VrvHi.
at tho home of Mrs. rharWw I'lifylo, r,, loov.r.K MtUuv ' Toward
(urdsworo played during the eve-1 1 rahtlilt ion.' which was followed
iiliiK with hlKh -core and ruest;by a Kontml dlBr:is8,nn.
Iirlxo Kolni? to Miss Allen, the hon-j. Klwinop K.ka ffUV0 a llino
or KiU'Hl. MIks Adelaide Mullen lV.:ft,n T o'rminijuilton went on
I record as favoring; the sland taken
refreshment" Ku ,., I,,,,, nimlynlinna In iihiuiUl)U
were served was very attractive , thp (s1 of Ull, w
, W.U1, a centerpiece of swotM Pon8 hoards.
with pink tapers on either tilde. t .
J'rhe ifiiewlH were: Blanche.-Mahel 1 ,
and Kuth llerxiner. Ade:aidwno. MOderniStlC Alt
Mnrnlce Mull. n. KHxaheth Honnelly,
Mrs. M. II. Allen, (trace AMen, Mrs.
1'Mttu Jellinu, of Jerome, Ida., an-!
Miss Moore. '--' . , ' '
eelved roiiHOlation.
Hho tahlo wlivo
To Be Discussed
1 An important event of tomorrow .
wlU be. l kit tnarrlaKe of.MlKS (Jra.ee jtC)iar(Hon
Alien, iiiuiKiiuM' oi .i c. nun ;u -
M. IP'AHen.' of'thts eity. and Knvl
' ".Modernistic art Is the outgrowth
of conditions which prevailed as
outcome of world war" says Harley
of I -a Omnde. To
morrow, afternoon t when . the k I .a
lluhhin.L son of .Mr an,l M, ll;:n-lMr lti(.Jin,,l80n wll ,llt ..u.
' . . , , .r' dPi-nlstie Art and the Trend of th
wo.l.llnii : will tk.' pluc-ut . the lllH.,atlnR l,l .ulk will,
of brljlo, )f'l ;J xll,nlu.a , eK1M.-i -,,. talk will
,l.jr 'fTJwvm home. '
mony in the iirnnenee-of the Jriunllyi .i
of tile liriilo uniLli fow.eloae riiimH Mo'l"nlHtle lirt In ileflpeij liy f,r.
of the yonnu people. ) KIclmi ilKon as "The popular ile-
A weililhiK hi eakfliHt will ho,helrt . "' l""' " new nriKinai lype m
lit
it I m 14 i hoJ. JM. h-i i
- II- I per uppC7.-t- Amn I , i m-EL i
I
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wi.u twT.OT. ' " " ' ' ' - - 4-lS . OHM. A .mvmTii. J
By William!Former Head Of
G. A. R, Passes On
In Vets Hospital
Duncan L, MoCay, 83, of Port,
land, father uf puncan lawson Mo
Kay, of l.a (liunde. and past com
mander of the (Irand Army of the
Itepuhllo, department of Oregon.
Jdled Thursday aftertioon at the vet
erans nnspuai in roruuna.
Mr. McKay was widely, known
In IJi Clrnnde as he had visited
her. Mr. McKay and son, Don
old, both of la flrunde, survive
him, oh well as three other sons,
(-lyde M. McKay. Hend; .Joseph
Jdordnn McKay. Hnlnler.aud lVuuk
I Powell MeKay. orthind, and two
other nrandphlhlren, Duncan am)
(lordon, of Hend,
Mi. M'Kay was horn In Olasnow.
Scotland, Oct. 10, liMti. In ixm he
came to the United States, a Her o
short thiio enlisting In the uuth
New York. H foUKht throttKhout
the Civil war, spemlluK, IS months
In the Andersnnvtllo prison.
humf' Mtitii:iii;i .
. RAN I1KUNA1MNO, t'al., Apr. If.
(All) J. a. Hull, 3ti. who recently
inherited n small fortune, was
found dead lu his eahlu with his
head crushed and face xlashcd,
Shneshlpo hoys in the Texas rap
llol are very exclusive. No shim
hoy of. tho senate will work fur a
rojmiUh
Cover with- ttetnainliifr ih units and
dot With hutler. Cover bnlintf tllsh
and. Ifakc.20 inlnutca In a- moderate
oven, Heindvo eovev to hrown top.
Heive wurin front bakhiH: dish,
; PUTMAN'S
La Gfande Exclusive Kcady-to-Wear
. r , t and Millinery h
WAHX VHVIT MK!f .
MAUVSVII-LH, 'Ool., Apr. 16
(Al1) Northern California bank
ers woiud fruit grownrs nvalnst
too-hasiy sIpnlnK of crop coutrnctH
in view of short crops and possible
higher prices caused hy frost,
; Napoleon's retreat from Mos.
cow wasn't any, tiiek nt- U to
Judife ti tho . stories of retrontu
ipade by the -Mexican revolution
ists thes,j days. Wtv didn't know
Mexico was so large.
Women Startled
1 By New Powder
A wonderCul discovery Is the new
ItVetu'h process -which Rives 'MRfV;'
r.0.flO Faee Powder Its unparal
leled smonlhness and makes it stay
an Inmier. Tlm.DureHt powder ind
4-lts color is 'tested. Never Rives
ti pasty or flaky look) Will not' Ir
ritate or oIor the pores! Its youth
ful bloom. stays pn longer. 'Remem.
her the numo---ini4h()-(lL0.:llass
Drops, iho; 1 v Adv.
lCPi
mm
Baking Rnvxn
Guaranteed Pure
Uie KC for fine fxtun
' and large volume,
in your bakins
Millions olpoundttif&
by our Government v.
Came Teil" to he' given by the'floiiml honeR. nnl vllnmloo C.
ll oVlnek nfter w hleh the hrMo i'rt "I"' 'color eoiiihlnatlon upiili-,.Suliinievlllo..Unli(e that evellinu, HteweU ihuhttlh In Uealrulilo for
unil hilileBi-oom will leave by auto, ennie ui our partieiiuir Hiyie or urronllnu " Nellie. I riper, nohln: nrnuKfiiMt in piaro ot oriuiKO jmee.
mobile for a week's honeymoon Brand. .
trip In VahliiKtnn, itoIiik uh far uii ' Mm. 8. H. AlorKan will inK voeall - ,.
tMalf before letilinlnR to Malail.. nmnberminil Andrew l.oney Jr. will The I.. R of H. I,. F. K. will
Ma.,, where llu.y. will make their entertain with eornet iioIok, oh fen- meet in regular Heiuilon tomorrow
home. . jtures of Ihe proinam. Inflernoon ill 4:311 o'elock tn the
Jv: .-, . -. ." - -The luiHlneHH meetlnic of the eluh kdIrMk of ythlaa hall. 'Two'ean-
Mrs. riark Webb 'entertained the will heicln at 2 oVIoek. unnoiinees aiilati'ii will be Initiated. At 6
l' S. eluh Saturday afternoon at Mm.l'. J.. Meyers, president. A o'rloek n banquet will, he served at
Hie home of Mrs. S. It. Williams lure utiendanee fur the afternoon the hull. All members mid their
lis uiw-d.
with n. delightful eard party.
; Three tables were in play. Mrs.
ill. K. Williams reeeive.1 hiBh score Mrs., A. Itlley entertained 15
viirlxe and M is. tieortre Tlss.' seeond. .Htll,, (,-llis hist Thui-silay In honor
VDeeoratlons In a pink and Kreen of her diuiKliler, Violet Mnrle, on
srenlor motif were used" and Inelud- her lllh blrthduy. The ufternoon
'I 'd bankets of pink sw eet pens about was . spent playing- games and the
friends are Invite
MENUS
Care should be thken- not to over
cook it. .fnr.vltamino C disappears
If subjected to too grout heat for
too long a length of time. Vltn
tnlne C Is the same one found In
ornngi: juice and tomato juice and
uncooked cabbage and lettuce' and
the other green and yellow vege
tables. When rhubarb Is combined with
other materials greater food value
Js obtained since these enn bo
not choose any rhubarl) dish ' in
discriminately but select a rhubarb
Jelly, whip, lr or plan stowed
rhubarb. ' '
lthuharh I (city is good and, if
served with a simple liquid sauce,
makes a desirable dessert for
a mat I children.
Uhulmih lint
Two cups cut rhubarb-. cup
raisins, 4 tnhlcNpoona butter,
cup sugar, eup bread crumbs.' -
Put half the crumbs Into a well
buttered baking dish. Add rhu
barb and raisins.- Sprinkle with
'-the rooms.
many
little' honor guest 1 received
-r lovely gifts'. 1
M-mb,,'H ryH,uI ?1,lohkall,j-. At 4:30 o'clock the guests wore
.lodKeare looking forward to Wed- fil.A(1( t(t a hil.(lu,ay tahlo ,,,.co.
r iicsday night when a play will he ni(od w,,h u, ,arf hirthday cako
.presented by -lh Hohckah lodge of wlth 1 1 pu candles, on' It. At
yHummervlllc at S:ir, o'clock li the ;wU!,j nd were two tall tapers. A
north side -U D. S. chapel; The .two-course luncheon was . served.
.Ijtlo of the piny-Is "And. IIomTn(in thH KU0Hiti ,m,nrted wishing ?n
. By Sister Mn ry
To many liousewives rhubarb
early ln tho spring merely means
some fresh "pie timber" at a time
when her supply is limited. How
ever, rhubarb Is of moro value than
just pie filling.
chosen to make up its lack. i'ortBUKl,r nnd ,0t with bits of butter.
instance many cooks nun rnuuns
to stowed or baked rhubarb. This
adds Iron to the dish nnd Increases
its efficiency. ;- '
Tho person on n reducing diet
will find rhubnrb to her liking If
too much sugar Is not used for
sweet entntf' Sho will, of course,
Some. people object to rhubnrb Jn making doilghmitS
i account of Its great aridity. Its! . . .
t.Oime Ted."
fc. The play
Is
mystery deuma
Violet' Mario many more", JuittpVi
leaves do contain some oxajio ncld )
Jwith a cast of la characters, In-
blrtitaxH,,,
yhlch Is a hlglUy44)Oisonous
Hmnl. They shouhPnot-He i
veludlng the following: Skeet Kelly,
,i i lie ciera, t ii:irien rnnieruii;. i 'i
.ana Onrwood, the heiress, Lottie
, lllack: Miss Loganberry, the splri
nter, Ida N:indcrson: Ira Stone, the
ivllllan, Harley McDonald: Aunt
.lublh e, the conk,
Mr. Man, the myslcr, Oeorge I lur- ; Wednesday, Apr
Announcements
ma
hey' shouhPnot- He used
In nny way. Tim stems contain
much less arid than the leaves and j
after cooking the acid content Is'
nil.
Tho greatest vlrttte of rhubnrb j
Crystal' Itebekah lodge - session tin in iiu inni nrrnt n nAnnu in !
Mary Woodell; iwljl hegin promptly t 7:45 o'clock .s ltl ft time of Jaded appetites and
17. In order t hat itu int'tnoun - uiititiiiuinu. tu ri..u(.n '
Jim Itykcr, tho lawyer, Krank the business will be finished early, for 'littler fnoils. irnun,! In II iirit :
Woodell; Molllo Alarklln, the house, for the eorivenlence of those wish- some nliosnliorous. that ronstltuent i
Henrietta. In to attend the play "And Home neeessary for strnnir teeth and
it is better to ;t
if
KEEP
keepe
THEM
Violet liuoy:
ALL THIS WEEK
Special Value Days
At The CINDERELLA SHOP In
Spring's Newest Fashions
The Season's Choicest Styles and Quality ; in Coats, Suits, Frocks and
Hats Many Brand New Arrivals Let This Be Your Wardrobe Week
Taking Advantage of Our SPECIAL VALUES AMD EXTRA EASY
PAYMENT TERMS. ,
EXTRA SPECIAL
Coats
Some of the very smartest
coats produced and pronounc
ed correct for the season. Va
ried effects of the stylish
scarf and cape, as well as fur
trimmed. A try-on will con
vince you that they're the test
you've seen at the price.
$22
.95
One Dollar Down
Cinderella Frock Shop
I'm roasting coffee, Hills
Bros, proved that their patented,
continuous process a few
pounds at a time produces a
richer and more uniform flavor
than when coffee is roasted in
bulk. You'll taste this rare flavor
' in every pound you buy.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fmk from Ihe orit
itttl vacuum pack,
fuiith opened with
ihe May. . 1
' ' When
temptation is
good for your
health
WllEN you think of grapefruit,
apple sauce, buketl apple, strawy
berries, mint ' jell.v, jam you
cull to mind apnetixing colors
mul flavors.- Also something
sweet. .Have you ever thought .
jl' the vafiic of sugar to what
you cut?
Sugar helps you like the
varied foods in all their templ
ing servings, It heightens their
temptations!
Fruits, cereals, vegetables
these are valuable to health.
With sugar as a llavor, they
induce you to eat enough.
Sugar makes you find r real
pleasure in even an otherwise
tart fruit, or an otherwise fla
vorless vegetable. .
Never for a moment think
that you should not cat. Don't
have harmful reducing diets if
you want to protect lieauly
and health. Every normal day,,
eat a variety of healthful foods.
Styjar helps you cat enough of
them and sweetens them for
enjoyment. Most foods 'are
mnre.dclicinus and nourishing
with sugar. The Sugar Institute.
ISTEVENS-VAN EKGELEN CO I
IHIcw tc Have
An Expotiiion of iht nnvrtt ci
. enliyir mtfhori$ uf correcting Foot
Troulln will be held at our Uure
Wednesday
Apr. 17
ity
an ilrtttft
from 1'hlfago
Do not fail In uke advantage of thii opportunity if you liave foot troubla
tif any klml. tin the aliove Uaio we aliall have at our alore an Kxtwrt
from the tn(T ot Ihe world's nidnt noteir Orthoprilio apecialUt Wm.
M.Scholl.M.D.
HewillBiveyoucii;nlifir,anolyliiof your ttorkinKl fr itJTiulaln
and abow you how Ihe moit painful of fool truulilna m
arc iniiuutly relievrd and ibrir caue removed by
Iheneweiit improved Dr.Seholl f'mil (,mfort Appll.
anren and Hrtnedirs. No chargt u made for thit
mluabtc lervice.
V
TIRED ACIIINC rtlT
Ot. r-MI'l aw tmyrm
i4M.rrMnlw.n
a r ' W .
S?.t.'JTSaVJi
m a
Us
cow
Dt sVMI' tdmrnprnt, f
Cmnmmm f4tm la mmrn alia
rvaMftn rkM mm
A.
ti imw mt. MM M
ttoi.MH.ll.Wi.
1405-6 Adams.
La Grande, Ore.
Grace Bldg.
Why Attend Sales? Our Prices
WORK SUITS
, For Men
Are Every Day (Values!
BOSS CANVAS'
GLOVES.
, Mi'iY'h IiIhb Wrlat .panvus :
(llovra,.iiiiiltini wolKlit,
.1 pair for 26c
, "STEADFAST"
Work Shirts i
Mrn'a hnuvy worlt mills In
klinlil WviiroHH KIiIhih, llnf
anil dnrU Htrlpi'H. HirvUi'ulil
worlt hiiIIk, full rut, A real :'
VllIlK. j
$1.95 & $2.95 s
Men's
Elk Shoes
Nailed and sewed, com
noHltiun : soles, rubber
, neels. , A serviceable
work shoe. The pair -
$1.98
$2.49
WORK SOCKS i
'-.At Low Prices , .
Mi'li'H moillum ' w I h t
norlifunl Hooka brown or
-,bln"iulxil. A apleuilld work
hone-. j Only
' 10c the pair
SENTINEL
Work Shirts '
' t 4 III 'orl- ,ll,rt
tfv III m t o t
yaX'fly! hwivy blue
f . nlrtl vlot.- trnloa
J jnhW- mini,. , two
r Myw?j p o e k e t ,
rx1 y o o u t, . or
' I frOkfl Jloail .ityl
r Only 95c , ;
Made from flno yarn eham
bray, two pockets, full cut
work blrt. Choloo of blue
or irrey. Baocfa) U4 to 20.
69c :,'
BAYLY
UNDERHILL
, ; Overalls or Jumper;
Union made
Ill-ViVf "hit. back
blue denim.
R'SfiljV triple
'Uf itltche d
III fill "nlon mad.
Ill I if T ' 0v,, or
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Moti'M Tun flltln, '
HrainlcKH work hIioch
iSJm The Pair
BOYS'
WORK SHIRTS
Hoys' Blu ebumbray
Irork nblrtH. Hl2e. 8 to
U yearn, 1214 to It
avci. .
49c
Boys Overalls
CJvfruHa. )
(titiilnj, nzo 4
ynrH
69c
TV.nl m
WOltfllt
tn III
"UNDERHILL"
Coot Htylo Work Shirt
Tho Underbill Kin.
ynrn, oont atylti work
HblrU, Union Made,
bluo or grey..
79c
Mrn'a Polio Klylo ,
SUSPENDERS
Mn'j lloavv work nu-
. pnlrrrf, ' ht-ttvy ' UmltH'i,.
rn-U with hiotrtr In.ttklfB -
gj 49qj
MEN'S
KNIT UNIONS
Mrn'a i;ionllo Knit t'n
inn : Hiiltx, wliort al-ava,
kne Ixniflh, rer'i or whit.
89c
BOYS'
PLiVY SUITS
Hoys' "OltiJ tta" I'tuy
Sulta. heavy welKht, In
t ripen, khakt and blue
denim. Ak 1 to t yr-ara.'
89c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men'4 Athletle I'nlon Hull", good
welRlit. dlmlt). madraa and
- rHon rttrtpe. ' -
49c -. C9c f 89c ,