La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 24, 1929 lAt GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Society News Mrs. Grimmett Is Hostess to Club At Country Home Mik. (irover Orlmimtl vntur talnrd he nifnil.iTH or.lhf M. 1. I. oluh ui linr country hume ymter- iluy uflernooD. ii. . M, Hoyt n-iolwd flint dull prlxo und lni. 11. llramwell ii-cclvi'.l lirlxo. KUPHl hull yraterrtay aftprnoon. Twenty were present ond the program was In "hunt of liorothy Hlsxlna. Plans wero made for u Mother ta pruirraiii. . Tho. Women lleneftt uyKOclntlon mot last night for routine ttuel- IH'HS, . .'. ' " rTTTr " irmTrm i 1 1 n 1 1 1 fvrmi 1 1 . 1 1 iritrir Tlifi linatrK nrrved a oiic-raiirsf lumiheon. 1'oilod plants wero iret ty decoratlona. The rluli will meet May 7 with Mrs. Ollhrrt Hunter. Mm. O. I.. Lnrldon entertained tier hinc-henn rluli yt-Htri-day lift-1 e-noon ut s lirldse luncheon ill the. Kwajawea Inn. lira. W. II. lieu- i tr-' received high ncnro prise. The Ho-Ne-llo dull met ycHtcr-. day afternoon nt the home of Mrs. IlSRiHtMlU .hOHlCKS. Announcements Thf r.aOIiK' AM of tlio Kngllnh Lutheran church will mH Thurx ilny after noon at SKI Fourteenth atroct with Mrs. Anna Kriegt'r tin MENUS lljr Nisior .Mary .Mr.-, r;. I'loiiiy i TeavmhleM are too important a' KKX (I I soke) 7, AW: 7:o. i The hoiimi was xui'lor In , mitintuiiiK the K"d lent: 9. Catholic truth lecture: 9:1b, VKIXKK1AY l'ltX;ltAMSS Tho National Uroailraslins; com pany program for Wednesday fol lows: 11:30 to 7:J0. orchestra with .Miss Palmer, Paul Oliver and Ell- uheth Lennox: 7:SA to 8, orchestra ' and soloists: 8, Itoads to Homance; .'; K::l(l to 9. Hill Hilly boys; 10 to 13. 1 dancQ music. The American' Ttroiidcastlnir com pany pro-cram for Wednesday fol lows: I to I, TwIllKht hour: 7. New York proKraiii; 7:30. humor ous sketches: s. "Kinging; HtrhiKs"; 8:30, salon orchestra: 9. trio; 9:30, novelties: lo. "Sleepy Time"; 11 to 12, dunce music. INirtlaiiil KGW (CL'oke) 6, hook chat, cur I rem events: i:30, Nile; 11:30, his--torical dnimu; 10, concert orches tra: II, dunce hand;' 3, news sum mitry. . KOIN 940kc) 0. dinner music, j orchestra, stutlio; 10, dance music. Bob: i, dance music, Krlt( (!0kc) . 4,' orchfiilra;! T, features; 9. choir: lo, dancs music " Isat AiMrHrx ' KNX ClOMkr) :30, roocolt: T, radio skit; 7:30, features; Hi, dance music , . .. KK (6t(ikr) :I5. pollc coin- misslonera; :30. MIC: :30, sq. prano and rhorus; 9, concert; 10, TIIIHSKAV lUMiKAMS The National Hruudcasttlnir com pany program for Thursday uiKht follows; 7 to 7:30, finances und music: , 7:30 to :30, symphony hour; 'S.SU to 9:30, Memory l.o; 10 to, 13, Utiiioe music.,. Tho American Hroadcastlug com pany proR-rum for Thursday niKht roiiows: s, THE GARDEN CAlUXi hm 1HK I'KHKWI.Ui i lUltlKlt Nor mrtli!! or bonier of pren nlttui should h Mtlowt to become ovirrowtled or too Imre. Kemov h1 of a few' ilunu. where they hnvc become crowled, mny entail a sacrifice, but It should be done. Hare places hi bound to occur at unexpected times and In unexpect ed places If left unfilled, they ur apt to ruin the appennii.es of tho border. Where poutlie. It is best to replace the plants that havu tiled wfth the Haute vartellea, Kor emei'Kcncy use and for general aupptcuientnry plsutlnir, aunuat Shortened i f ; Sleeves Come With Spring i.iiu.i :l.i i . oooeoooeeeoooooooeoeooooooooooooooooeeoeoeo o smart mw hats In EmbroiderwJ Cpe with Straw, Novelty Braids and Perle Visca Straws. ' Priced J6.00 & up. , . .. i 1 i htt nc iittP mi v fin. many dinner hour eiiiftrtainers; 7, arils-of tn( nunmU ran bo mwn Ulrw, tic .n..emhle; 8, humorous .ketch: . ,y , , ,aH ,hm ul , 9. opera company: 111, Nile rluli ! Kf,rll, ..hll lher o... ,.,! skit; 10:30, piano duo. and uik sck detorled with lovely cut floweni. health of one, family to he llKht- niq vieo.presKient,: Jim prou- y treated nnd discontinued Imause ly, . presided over .the . huslness lh)ly ,,., hand. merllnK. which was followed, hy l canned VeBvlnliles ur not nlw.nvs Kames,, Kate ICedhead. Kdllh C.llt-'adequately, uppreiioted. When iler. and lx.1, UallKher "-celvinK carefll .d properly prepared first prises. Jlrj. Km- Italter was ,,,. .nutrl,lv1 'Val ,e Is In many . ' V " a"1 w"'"r1' reneetH eaual In Ihut of frMli 11, news, weather; II :(!, AIM". iHnvor KOA SS;c) 6. . troubadours; C:3, NIK; 8, dance music, feat ures; 9, iiiurch orchestra and po licemen's quartet; 9:30, Inlhe Oar den; in to 1 1, NHO. SMkano i how to nuikf .,.... V " . . "' r,." ' I j Seattle ..i.-' ixwAiij iviiKci it. tenor: u neil veiled hies -:ll. orchestra, mil la qimr :.1n. . At -the close ol the .afltirniion a i , , .lainly Iwo-course unci eo," ' was - behooves every I served hy the hoslesse Nideen """'"ner l "OU'J; "0W '" """i' members and three vlslto.-. were he, m""t tht-' fo-iwatlyely ...modern commodity., -ni r The nel ,,,,.lln .n l, u.i'u Ijl' " ('' 1 )"'' "?"" . . "?'"" ", ,h. h .:,;,... ": :. "".: 1", orchestra and ii I'l-uiuiaic. airs, itnucri ri:ini- i ler will be assUlnnt liost.-ws. orated. The very process of flun. iiiJiiK dumanUa thut all air be, .ex pelled . froin the van and UiIk m'akes 'ihe Waterial1 have a flat .last -when first opened. As noon as a can of fruit or vegetable Ss I . f ' ; iPncd It shoaht bo turned jlmb The Methodist ldirh uoUnni trlvim wide shallow bowl and allowed : IB, orchestra, Girls Planning For Pageant on Sunday i mi fi i mm 1 11 iiikii neuoni kii jo tak' missionary society held their icku- il ome in contact with theulr. lar meetlnj- last evening ut the0" 19, or minutes, ' ! lv- soloists; 1 1, news; 1 male iiartet. I KJU (!70kc) 6 to 1 2, AHf pro- 8 i n tn, - 1 . . .... SaKIMq.Clty,. , , I KSI. '(lUukr) 6:lu, variety; fl;30, NIH: 8, dance musjc; ,8,:S0, little symphony; 0. concert 'Kroup; JO, 1NIM". apartment of their adviser, . Ma be Morton, with Jd ftrls present for IhV politick dinner and the regular ineeiintr. The meellnff was ii very enthtiHiasllc one. with the wlrls en turink' heartily Into the different business matters wbleh came up. Most prominent was the llnnlnp,nutritive value. ror.iue program wnieii they are to trice at the hour of tho evening service next S.inday at the Jkletlio- A second rule Is tliat the vck tables should , be heated thor- Oaklaiul KGO (790kc) (I. .Paul nevere: 0:30, NIK; 8:30. Three1 boys; quintet; 10, NBC tet; 1 1, dance hour. PmiJajid KOW 6 idkc) ., thrift ond Kurden talk, music; 7. NIK1; t):3U, music nnd sports; 1U to 11, Itraas Imnd. n - KKX (tlKttkr) . A iC; T. silent hour; 8, A H; 8:S0. Catholic truth lecture; K:4f. AM; II, news, weather: 1 1:5.' AHl KOIN (940kc) 6. dinner music, orchestra; 8, features; 9;:3n, Olson hour; J 0:30,, dance music. 4 KH)kanti K1IQ (Gitakc) 6, concert, sports, nowH, feoturts; T. NBi; 8:80. old favorites; 10 to 11. brass band. lxs AnselcH KKI (C40kc) fi. jnnslc; 6:30,. Hob nnd Monte; 7, NIK; S:li0. featuivs; 9:30. concert; 10 to II. NHt. . KNX (lOCOkc) G, oi-Kan; ' J:80, concert orchewtrn: 7:30, features; N:X0. Lubovlskl trio; 10 tn 1, dunre music, , . . . . . ,., . " ' OakiaiMl . KLX (SSdkc) 6. concert: 7, news; 7:30. IMnn Klschnr, pianist; 8:30, serve, while others can l moved la as needed. Thero Is hardly a border than can nresvnt a Kiod op pen m nee tlirouftrhout the season without tho use of annuals. Msny annuals can be moved from the nursery or service Kanlen Into the bordMr in mld-tuMtson If the proper precuutiiina art taken not to dis turb the roots. Flowers should ho removed by cutting, instead of breaking, l-Mow-ers hnving gone to seed nppear unslKhtly and dlscouraxe further bloomtng If not removed Iinmedt- lately. " stnkliijc INMt'iuiials . Many of the courser growing plants huve to be staked if they are to remain in an upright position. Staking is an art in Itself. If Im properly done. It will appear unsightly.- One . stake, preferably itrei'n and inconspicuous, aho.Hd ho ised for each' branch requiring support. Never should tha wholo plant be bunched around one stake. Tho best material for- tying the plant to the slake Is i-aft'lu. which can bo secured In light buff or nat- Rjr Dtaua llcruat (Assoriatcd lyess lasliion Kdltor) IrAltlH AISt Not only the que- tion sleeves or no sleeves, hut how : much sleeve, if any, U raised by ; spring styles. ' ' I Many of the silk dresses for wear under jackets and coats are sleevey leas or have a meie vestige of sleeve over the shoulder. Somo times It Is a dropped shoulder Hnr ".which cornea an Inch or so over ' tht shoulder. Thero nr other models wMV sewed In sleeves less than ski- - Inches long, f; Klbow length sleeves, without cuffs or trimming bands, tiro shown .by soma of the highest authorities in tho fashion world. They are featured on both silk and light weight wool dreasea, Threc-qunr-t Hera and aeven-elghths sleeves nearly always show brief lingerie Iundersleevea or cuffs. Hedlngote roata with many small buttons down the front are the ao-' coippaniment of aevrm.1 short I sleeved dresses nt one well known house. Most of them are In dark 1 blue twill, over dark blue or red dresses of small print. The sleeves an the briefest . possible rajis or, little puffs, f I o O -O O o o o HUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery , ; ooooooopoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoobooo studio; y:30 tto 10:30, Huwaituns. 1 "'" color- and stained green or oughly in the water in which they j KLX (Ssokc) 0. concert; 7, news; ; sic. KOO (7U0kc) 6, music. 'bird man, farm prpgram; . 7.;30.. NI;;,,Q;30, ipystcry aerial; 10, NH( ..( M.n.v i JiiMi lraiwiswi . ti KTO (fisnkc) ti, features; CMS, Ncul. t'hase, pianist; 7, NitC; 7:30, ' features; P, Morton Unties; 9:30, Tommy and I bib; 10 to 12, NHC. ' KFUC (ClOke) C. cincert: 7.atu- tt, I dlo and oivhestm; 10, Amos and ; Andy; JO;io, two houin duneo mu were canned. Allow time for the water to evaporate from the veg etable rather than pouring it off. This preserves both the flavor and If canned vegetables are to he Be r ved b u 1 1 ered be a u re t h ey u re .list church. Itu. chb-f fcliii. be- w oineu oeiore seasoning, r Vlnir .thM miLnnt . 'Tii. Vit -of . The. Ihmld which is drained off 'Stu.' )yomeii."-. th glrlrf vi.U also aould tavtr for soup. 1 tVave. one" of t he Im'ontlis"nt'-' tha i Finally the-seasoning la of tit Calendar Tea to be given by the . most Importanoe. Very often a Ida Belle l,ewis circle In the church little sURar restores the. natural next Tueiljxy cvealng 'and will load 'sweetness- of the yegetMble.' l'lenty 7:30, Kdna Fischer, pianist; 8, edu cational program; fl. studio; 9 :S0, pianist and soprano; 10, feature hour. San Francisco KPO (CSflkc) . carolers;.. C:ao. NIH; 9. trio: 9:30, Tommy and Denver KOA (S30kc) 0. music; 7. NIK"; 7:30, features; 8, scj-enadcrs; K.:30, farm program. Halt I.akc ntr KSI.. nnokc) Cpollcp depart ment: 6:30, Ithylhm boys; 7, Nlt("; brown. If desired. A couple of cattlemen drove Oil Mexican rebels Into a corral and shut the gate. . Instead' of aendlng arms and ammunition to the Mex ican government, why not send 'em a couple of Texas cowboys? MHxm; IjOvk thii.f rOltTIMNH, Ore., Apr. 24 '(AIM J. F. Uaunt, 59, wasMn jail Itei-e today under $fi,aoo ball, charged with attempting to . kill tlio man he says stolo the love of his wife. "It wns the easiest thing 1 ever did," police quoted him, ,"aud J won't say that 1 won't do It again If t get tho chance.' ( And in a hospital F, 10, Uraga j was being treated fur a superfU'ial 'bullet wound. H refused to talk, 7:30, male quartet and instrument nt trio; 8:30, tabernacle organ and choir; 10, dance music, Scatilo KOMO 9iokc) 6, orchestra, soloists; 7, NMC; 8:30, old favor ites; 9:30. novelty trio; 10, brass band; 11. news; 11:16 to 12:30, or chestra, Helen Mora 11, blues. K J It (ti7(kc) 0 to 12, A1IO pro ( 1KAVH HFVri'IM'F. j POItTl.AN l, Ar. 24--.(AD John Overstreet, cltargtd with aell ing liquor to Indians on the Klutn- jath reservulbm, was sent to jut I i for five months hy Federal Judge McNury ond fined f loo. u(ir'. taking the nlpnth of Jan- Two new members, Anna KkuMy of butter Is always acceptable and salt and pepper "to taste." A mere suspicion of onion often enhances the flavor of vegetables. and Velma Suyilam, were Initiated ( l'a,rsley, ' celery salt, peppercorns, Into he ItoyaJ'clgbbors lndgft'nt kitchen bouquet, bay lejf, thyme, the meeting held In t.he I. O. uT. ' nuudard and all the other "sweet hall Monday nigtii.vAltn.WInburn herbs" are excellent for season presiding.'. .. ling., r- Never use enough to have Two " visitors .from, njiker.'ilrs. any . flavor of seasoning pro Mc.f?oskrle, st-ite deputy, und Mrs. nounced, but just enough to glvo Smith, were In attendance. He- an "Intriguing eluslveness to the freshmonts were served with Iteba, tst of the dish. . . Hough chairman of tlte commit-! Cunned vegetables make dell " tea. . ' ' V. ' v lefous sourflea. Any vegetable ean i. T"e tnext meeting will . be held be used and should he cut in tiny May 13 nnd will be in the form of dice or rlced before adding to the a gmb bag day. Ws mixture.-- Vegetable Koufflc "f'lcture Study," was talked j One cup rlced vegetable, S eggs, about to the ToglecBee t'ump Ftro 1 cup mllkr 2 tablespoons butter, 4 girls when they met yesterday aft- tablespoons flour, J teaspoon salt, einoon nt Willow school, by Miss i-h teaspoon pepper. Mabel I tot v. city librarian. The) Melt butter, stir in flour nnd girls who were there to hear It idowly add milk, stirring constant were: Ola Mac Hough. IOrene Al- yt Hring to the boiling point ond iM-rlson. Oeorgeanna. 1-ockwood.. remove from the heat. Add egg Kvft Kube, Dorothy Hnoher. FUina .yolks, one at a thne, beating each Shafer, und Mary Jnne Chadwick. ont lnto miXiure. Add prepared The girls and planning a hike vegetable and fold in whites of for Saturday to (he Abater farm jm,, beaten until stiff nnd dry on a beyond Island City. They will pl(atert. St.OHon wltn HaU and pep. lemv iim-ii iiuiih ut m w j per and turn into a buttered baking will .cook their breakfast outdoors. The Ooodwtll club of tho: Wom en's1 Ilelief corps met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr?. Min nie l.upher. . A reading was glvtn by Mrs. l.nuta Hraden which was followed by n social hour. A busi n'ss meetiiig was also held. Tha next meeting will be held May 14 at the home of Mrs. l-'rances Kennedy on M10 Z avenue. dish, . Bake 30 minutes In a mod erate oven nnd serve as soon firm to'the touch. - - TAKK l'AKT IX MANKITFJU3 8ALKM, Ore., Apr. -54 (AP) Tho 249th coast artillery of the Oregon National guard, which Is to participate, in the army-navy ma neuvers on 1'uget Bound July 10 to 24. took a day's preparatory school work hero when its officers apnea red In Kalem at the call of fteK Ixtwry was initiated ll)t ! H rigadler General Georice A. White. the Degree of Honor Juveniles I col. Hubert A. Allen waa here from lodge nt the meeting at KnglcB Portland to assist in the Instruction. "This Is My Busy Day" 3 Wlicn you orn ni-hcl nltli ImisIiicwi ilcinajiln or mh lal anil orttauliatlon work when ymx have jut trm mJmilm rnr lunch awl rtn'l hotlM-r 1th utklnt; an boor at Immc Then the Sacajnwca Coffee Sluip bi Die Ideal placti to Mp fur Mt of lunch wnniihiuc rani and llicht' at I Ik- tmuiialn a dainty wmrtwloh and rk-h rofrrr an apixHtzlnic Milad. You'll ftvt .IHhioiH food and firoinpt, ciwirlifiuji amlnwKiih irlcn on a mratarato unci. Sacajawea Inn Totals (1m fray tn Mtrr T14BC-" 1 , I i i 1405-6 Adams. ' , La Grande, Ore. . High Grade - Popular Price All Leather f- ; , The Entire f amily : Men's Black or Tan Oxfords i 1 a Footwear For Low Heel Pumps ' Low Heel Pumps for the Miss 0 1 a e k patent leather light tan trimmed with patent lxw, sizes 12 to 2. ' $3.45 1 Weft "fmy : boles 5 ni,' iiccia $3.95 $4.95 Military Heel Pumps !' In patent leather plain black: with bow or black - with - .light i r l nv ' ' !.. T.. (:,': lltll! tllC I fl" cif ic all leather pumps. . U !BCS NJJr- $3.9 Men's Black or Tan Dress Shoes - Calf : Leath er Rubler Heeln $3.95 Strap Pumps Black Patent Brown or black kid leather mili t a r y heel strap pumps. Plain or fan cy trim- mings $3.95 High Heel Straps 2 h o I ce of black p a t. ent, lighted trimmed or the new phrimpatfne shades. ' i.' $3.95 High Heel Pumps WvOb pattnt UP- . ,ja TTrf. $4.95 Men's Outing Shoes HEATHMAN HOTELS Headquarters tor the Eastern Star and Grand Lodge Delegates June 10, 11, 12th Make reservations early. ' Heathman Hotels G. E. Heathman r Aiw't. Mkts. ... lUmdway at , Owtinr and Mki. ; Park nt Salmon Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Fce Slip Leother $1.69 Elk Outinir $1.98 Wolverine Horsehide Shoes Shell Horsehide $3.45 8-in. 'ion $3.95 fnisumff jiassn -'i i 'ni'ii.;i ji ni,iim'iiiw ' i. i'Hjmiu' ' 4s - Raking Insurance If you find lay liult wkat. cvrr in this bikini powder, or think you do, your f row will return your money tnd slao pay for tht egf t, butler, I (lour, f Ic, you ktv uitd. to A full pound for you It means 10c in your purse All cream of tartar baking powders sell at about the same price. But some contain only H of pound. One contains a full pound. And " 1 pound" is printed on the tin in plain sight. There are cheaper baking powders than Schilling but they contain no cream of tartar. Ask any domestic science teacher which she prefers a cream of tartar baking powder or a substitute. Ask your doctor. Ask any pure food department. All cream of tartar baking powders are good but you might just as well get a full pound for your pound price, Read the Schilling label. It means just what it says. That's another Schilling way of keeping faith with you. Coffee 32 Extracts 47 Sjlcc Te rti