La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, April 19, 1929
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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ISocietyNews
I Vis n iw
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Department,:. .
leets At Home :
Of Mrs. Smith
Art department-) 6f the I-i
NKhborhuod club . 1mt
klay uftcrnoon ut thu homu or
I. CI. Sliiilll. Mrs. Illicit .Its
ilk Intl'ri'Htlng fuHlliuu "Tha
by ArtiKta." ami Mi ll. II.
pr iiiivo nn Interesting; cuupiT
'lie I'alntwa" City." '
club program next Umu :wlll
ohurKu of Misa Murgarct All
lio will apeak on "Art in Lam
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fy. Ailoh.il) HieifriKt ,illt.rtulll('U'
lplia' club' with u iltiiiL'tH'oli
day aftwnoon at tluv'.l.a
lu hotel and cards k .ut : !ier
; Mrs. A. W. Nulaon received
lub prize.
b Tliuraday
tained at a
UriUKo club wiw
lovely ; luncheon
blvnia wlilch
lieudbunds.
Lliey will use for their
Tho Order of ltainbow for Olrla
is preparing lor Saturday, Apr. 87,
when tho Kalnboiv s'rla from llu-
ker will bo their bucsIs In Ijx
Grande.
Tomorrow ufternoon tho officers
of tho local assembly will meet a
ihu Masonic hall for practice of
the work so they will bo in good
trim for the event.
Following the Initiatory work ut
thut time a social occasion wlll.be
enjoyed when a prournin will be
riven und refreshments served.
Committee appointments- for the
social will be completed soon.
The Klveria study clum met last
ulBht at tho school house with six
In attendance. Mrs. Kennedy was
In chare. Tho class will meet
again Saturday uftumuoii, Apr. 27,
at the school.
Tho Q. I. A. met yesterday aft
ernoon in liiu Kiiiuhts oi i-ytmaa
Grande.
tillU'8.
Sho hua visited Jieru many
Announcements
Tha ltlviTia Pumlt-Tettclicr tin
sociution will meet in 1-tmo chapel
Friday evunhiK ut 7:80 o'clock
Mrs. W. H. Colltngwood will bo In
eimi'Ko of tho proKrum. The Hev.
J. 0mjiko Wuls will talk. Ucfresh
ineiits will be served.
t The La Grande City council will
he hostess to the- Ihilon C'oi'-sty
Council of I'arent-Teuclier asitocia
Uuiih Saturday, Apr. 20, ut the Ja
Grunde U'irU uchool buUdlmr. liusl
nt'ss meeting begins ut U:3o a.-m.,
to be followed by u potluck lunch i
Brum ut 1:30 o'clock,. )
rday afternoon at the Homo of hu fQ1. u IH,KUiar rnwaiiif,-. Utfreshv
W. 8. liarer. Spring Xlowura
jattractive decorutiontt
k. Charles Playle receJvcd
fccare prlzo. The club will meet
hursday with Mrs. J. C. Gui-
Swastlka 1 1 rid fin club was
ihied by Mr. and Mrs. Lester
lust niKht at thwr home,
were th"ee tables of brtdKC
scores going to Mrs. Wulter
and W. J. Nowland. . and
to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
so-couse luncheon was serv-
ulips were used for decora-
club will meet May 9 with
ltd Mrs. Ward fowler.
N. H. H. club met yesterday
Mrs. W. K. Denny for a de-
ul aftornopn of bridKe, Three
were played, with Mrs. liou-
intth receiving first prize und
Bolmr to Mrs. & F, Andrew.
Liourso lunclieon was served.
prise Party On :
28th Anniversary
eoinpllmeiit to Mr. and Mrs.
Koehenspiiruer. of this city.
2th weddlhB annlversiiry
nlaco yesterday. 20 friends
red at tho KochensparRcr
last lllBht to surprise the-ni.
enjoyable eveninK was spen'
hs and llsleuing to the radio.
BUests served refreshments
In tho evening.
-
C'ullip Fire Girls of whom
Lena Campbell Is guardian.
list night nt the home of Mary
I'lans were made for a cooK-
bd sale to lie held tomorrow.
HicBilKt is chalriuan
Bills also selected the em-
nionts wero served by Mrs.
llffe and Mrs. llolllster.
...
Miss Helen Bray
Weds Mr. Anderson
Miss Helen limy, widely known
among the younger people In l-a
Grande, and daughter of Mr. an I
Mrs. Krniwt Ilray. und Jlaroiii
G. Anderson, of Spokane, son of
j.Mr. und Mrs. Anderson, of tha.
I city, were married In Spokane
Wednesday evening. The unnunoce
inent was made in 1m Grando today.
Tho weddlns look ' place at 8
o'clock at the homo of Cannon
Holts, of All Saint's Cathedral. Mr.
and Mrs. limy, and Miss Thelma
Hray, sister of thu brld all from
La Grande, and the uriiltwooiii'
sister and a friend, Mr. Kiddle, both
of Spokane, were the only ones
present at tho ceremony.
Immediately following It Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson left for a honey
moon visit 111 Coeur d'Alelle, Ida.
They. will inalto their home in Spo
kane where Mr. Anderson is af
filiated with the li'idelity National
bank. He attended tho University
of Washington.
Mrs. Anderson Bruduated at I.a
Grande 1-liRll school with tile cltrss
of '28 and studied In the nurses'
school at St. Luke's hospital 111 Spo
kulHt for a time.
'
Of Interest to friends of Mrs. Kl
bert llrentnall, (Miss Frances ap-
rowsmilh), is the nnnoiineeiiient of
her marriage lo Klhert L. llrent
nall, of Portland. The wedding tool'
place Thursilay, Aim-. ' II, hi' the
Itosn City.
Mrs. Urentnall Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Arrow
smith and has many friends in Ln
MENUS
leat
Groceries
a' 0 E ,L S
I . Main 75!). ;
II) SUter Mary
There's an old saying, "'"A pint's
pound the world around," but
Vhen the housekeeper goes to mar
ket sho rinds Its fallacy. " - J '
More und more we find food bo
lug sold by weight rather thun
measuro und muny housekeepers
are confused by the change. ' . ;
The following table has been
worked out for average servings
for four persons:
- Beets, diced and buttered to
serve four, 1 bunch or 1H pounds.
Cubbugo, raw, pound.
Currots, creamed, h bunch, 114
pounds.
Cauliflower, 3 to 214 pounds.
Peas, buttered, 4 pounds un
shelled. Spinuch, 1 14 to 3 pounds.
String beuns, buttered, , 114
pounds. . ,( . . '
'i'omntoes, sliced; 1 pound, v '
One heud of lettuco woiglilng 1
pound will servo four perbons. If
cut In quarters. f
One und one-hulf pounds of ui-
ples should muke enough upple
sauco for four people. This Is also
enough for onu pic.
Asparagus is usually sold by tho
bunch und tho bunches usually
weigh 1 pound, although in differ-.
ent localities the custom varies.
However, x pound of asparagus
should serve four people if creamed
on toast und three If buttered
Much depends on the amount of
tough end which Is wasted.
With these quantities In mind
tho needs for more or fewer 'per
sons can easily be calculated. In
dlvlduul appetites and likes must
also bo considered and the part
the vegetable Is to take in the meal.
; AsianiKUS With 1CK8
: Four hard-cooked eggs, 1 punidi
apuiiugus, 3 ud)lcnodnsHAiriij- i
tablespoon flour, 1 teaspoon suit,
1 14 cups uspurugus stuck, buttered
bread crumbs.
Cut eggs In hulf lengthwlso, Trlpi
and wash uspurugus und cut In fnoh
lengths, discarding tough ends.
Cook 15 minutes In boiling water.
Drain and save stock. Butter a
baking dish and put in hulf the
csgs yolk side up. Add asparagus
and cover Willi rviualntiiB eggs yolk
side down. Melt butter, stir in
flour and slowly udd uspuragus
water, stirring constantly Cook
until thick and smooth und 'pour
over mixture in bilking dish. Cover
with crumbs und bake 15 minutes
in u hot oven.
This mukes nn excellent lunch
eon dish served w ith a green sulud.
SATl'ltDAV 1'IMKiK.VMS
The National Ilroadeasting com
pany program for luturduy fol
lows: 6 to 7, 'Nutionul orchestra:
7 to 8, dunco orchestru; K. Singing
Peaches: 8:30 to y, special pro
gram: 9 to 10. "Kip Van Winkle";
10, School Days; 11 to 12, dunco
music.
Tho American Broadcasting com
pany program ' for Saturday fol
lows: 6 to 7, artistic ensemble;
7 to 8, national forum from Wash
ington, D. C: 8. minstrels; 8:30.
revorto program; 9, Pacific coast
program; . 9:30, inalo singers; 10
to 12, dunce music.
lorilniii
KGW (C20kc) 0, NI1C; 8, oper
atic program: 9 to 10, N1IC; 10,
KQW High Jinks. . .
KOlN (t)40kc) 0, dinner music:
7, orchestra, mixed ciuartet: 9:15,
theater program; 10:15 to 12, itier-
j ryniukors.
KKX (1180kc) 0:30 to 8, silent;
8 to 11, ABC; 11, news, weather:
11:06, ABO.
Sail l'Yunclsco
' KFRC (Oiokc) 6. organ; 8:30,
bridge lesson; 7, muslcul program-;
9, vurlctlcft; 10, Amos und Andy;
10:10, dunce music, two hours.
- KPO (OSOkc) 6. NBC: 8:30, stu
dio; 9 to 12, dunco music,
' IRnver '
KOA (830kc) 0. NBC; 8. Sun
day school lesson; 8:30, hour of
dance music.
Oakland
KGO (790kc) 0, NBCr 8:30., sport
review; 8:45, Olivia Koblns Dunn,
piuulsl; 9 to 13, NBC, ,
KLX (880ke) 6, concert: 7. news;
7:30, lOdnu Fischer, plujiist; 8,
features; 9, hour of dunce record
ings. Suit l.uko tUty
KSL (lt30ke) 0, NBC; 8. quur
tet: 8:311. fenutlu trio; 9, vurlety
group; 9:30, umuteur night; 10,
dunco music; 1 1, Coyote club.
Scuttle.
KOMO (920ke) 0, NBC: 8. Spun- i
Ish hour: 9, old-miners; 0. NBC,
KJK (970kc) 6 to 12, ABC program.
Spotuuio
K11Q (690kc 0. NBC; 8, sports;
8:16. features; 9, NBC.
Ios Angeles '
KNX (1050kc) C:30. concert; 7,
courtesy program; 8, features; 10,
dunco music; 1 to i a, ni., Mldnltu
express.
KFI (040kc 6, NBC: 8. vurlety:
I. B.
rS.A.!
Sunday Moiniiis,
Apr. 21st,
7 A. M. Pacific Time
A Nation-wide Net
work Broadcast
An International Bible Slit
dents' Association, Music and
irfcturo progrnm lecture by
Judge J. F. Rutherford, or
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hiiillo stiition serving La
Grande territory: KI.Z. leil
ver: KDVU Salt Lake City:
KYA, San Francisco: KMTlt,
19 Angeles; Ki)X, Portland;
KJK, Seattle: KGA, Spokuuo.
Get up curly, tune ln ami
get tills lecture It Is of per
sonal Interest to you.
LA GKANDK HP.ANCIt
International Bible
Students' Ass'n.
I'd. Adv.
1405 Adams.
La Gruude. Ore., Grace Uldg.
BOYS' SUITS
Hoys' Two-Pojit Siills
Choice one Ions;, one Bhort,
or both longlea. Ages to 18.
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9. concert orchestra: 10, symphun
ultuj 11 to 3 a. 111., Midnight frolic.
OHSiatVr: MI'SIO WIOLK.
SALKM, bio., Apr. 19 (AP
Nutlunitl music wuek will be ob
served In thu suhools of Oregon
on Instructions 'sent out by C. A.
Howard, stutcj superintendent of
schools. ' The w'eck Is May 5 to II.
In a statement Thursday Ilowurd
urges that the week be character
ised by thu best music that can ba
produced by -thu school children or
Unit cun bo secured cuKwhorc .
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The GREEN Market
In New Melville Building.
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VliOKTABLKS
Cukes .Mude by Mrs,
IIOMK MA1J1J
. t:Akns ...
J'IKS & - -HALA1JS
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11. 3vmo
Orders Tuken fur Home Made Foods
' Glvo- Us Vour Order 611 .,'
Momluy for Tuesday .
Open Evenings and Sunday
H. L. STON EKING,
Proprietor.
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ervice:
Every housewife, when she is ready to pre-
iare her meals, wants her groceries in her kitch
i right now. She does not want to wait for a
ow deliveryman.
I Help us get you that quick delivery service by
jutting in your orders early.
Money Savers lor
Saturday and Monday
lbs. Fresh Butter
lbs;' Boiling Size. Onions... . 27
f. S. Tomatoes, .large size 2 cans 35c?
. S. Kraut 2 cans 33c?
resh Jelly Beans 2 lbs 35c?
ulk Cocoa lb. 15c?
lice Krispies 2 pkgs -5c
lb. tall can A. & L. Salmon -lie?
P. S. Shrimp 35c?
Choice Dahlia' Bulbs each 15c
Ask for Home Products
lack Figs, fresh 2 lbs 129c
resh Bulk Dates 2 lbs . f)?
lbs. Bananas....:.::.:.: - - 2-5?
(Yashington Asparagus 11) 25
(Much, better than California)
iledium Grapefruit fi for J9
jarge Grapefruit 2 for. -5c?
Spinach lb 5c?
fresh Dressed Rhode Island Hens
i Get Your Order in Early
Try a tin of Schillins Tea ' If you don't declare It
the most freshly fragrant tea you have ever served
- - your grocer will return your money instantly.
Your statement Is enough..; You keep the tea.
Fresh teal , No ot,her Is Jike it for ''j a, Schilling s
secret ,
t
.-o Green 3 .teafjg
CHAIN STORES JDT 2.50Orden
aaBk ' - CF -
Coffee Bating Powder 4 .32 Extracts 47 Splc
Heart of Tomatoet (drained and cut fine), Cucumber, Celery,
Green Pepper, Red Raduhet, little Green Oniom (all cut fine
and terved in the Tomato Shell on bed of Lettuce) . . .
and , of course , French Dressing mode with Wesson Oil.
Phone Orders
Main 94
Specials For Saturday and Monday ; :
Timely Prices on Cleaning Supplies
spiintf dunning time is here! And the Stone's Stores everywhere are co-op-ei'iitinK
with you by making these timely offerings on cleaning supplies that make
your task easy and ijuk-k. . ?r , i ..' 'r : : X -
Spring Salad Suggestion No.6 f 2
Make your salad erip and colorful and jour
French Dreuing an individual creation for the
particular aalad. Thal'i tbe practice of etery imart
hoftleaa toda;r.
Two paru Vcmon Oil, one part lemon juice
or vinegar, aalt and pepper then whatever your
imagination tuggeata cniuUrd, a little Chili aauee
and a dash of Woreeelerahlre. Undonbledly you
can deriaa other combinationa that will snake it
all vour own.
tJl r Ilk mrt 08 ff mkt U km
nda far mftmm ShM kto fra Dinilil. f
fcka tikMa ra aaaraM tka Waaaa Oil
Fiusb, 1U Hart SttaM, laa Tn
HI
irrl-
Wesson!
Wll J
For Salad DretsinfJ
Brooms'
Ilcgular 79c, at a real valuo
for only
.... 55c
Old Dutch Cleanser
Tho teal . cleaner
3 cans : . . .
19c
Regular Mop Sticks 15c
Crystal While
() bars
P & G White
10 bars
Soap
39c
-38c
Peets Washing Powder
Large pkg
39c
Bon Ami
Powdered
per can ....
Bar
13c
10c
Citrus Powder
Keeps your hands soft aiid ', QK .
white. Large pkg. u.j.. tmiOK
White King
Washing Powder
large pkg.
43c
Sani Flush
Per can
25c
Other Lower Priced Features
Matches
G-liox Carton at Stones "
2 for
29c
Oleo Margarine ;
Swift's best Gem Nut OEf..
one
2 pounds
Crackers
Plain or sailed, very fresh,
3 pound box ,
45c
. ' Stone's Coffee
Supreme Blend d - A P
3 pounds,. P1.J
Stone's Coffee
$1.10
Special Brand
3 pounds .......
Pineapple
No. 2ia cans, exlrn tpjality
2 cans ,
45c
Flour
Speriy's While Down
49-11). sack
$1.75
SugarrV,; d
Pure C & II Cane in cloth 1 JQ
sacks, 25 pounds
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
J . ' t ,
Grape Fruit
A new shipment of Arizona sweets,
seedless. I'eel and eat like nn
oranges, (j for atC
Rhubarb
Very fresh, a fine tonic
3 pounds ..
23c
Carrots
New crop California's
3 bunches
23c
New Spuds
No left-overs all clean
3 pounds
23c
Spinach
I'Vesh Walla Walla 7 ;
4 pounds
19c
Large stalks well bleached
2 bunches
Celery
!Sl..;23c
Cauliflower
Very best we have had, , ' -
Special pound ......i.u,..;.. Aal
Asparagus
New crop extra nice . . , .
2 pounds ,1...-...... .'U
35c
IfT A ATf T?G Ncw stock thin skins, very sweet. - I
VIVlIN IjHiO Extra special, dozen lJV;
j annual iIWiaij