La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 25, 1929 :. LA-GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDErOREj 1 1 i S r V ews .Hope' Chapter In f Enjoyable Meet Vednesday Night Library Ghats Mopj.' elm p tor, Order at KuitLeVD Star, rfietj last night at tht-laonlc hall. Oh '-candidate waa Initiated. Hooi.il averting was pnjnyed fol '1UIAY MIOGKAMK The American Kroudraatlnjr com- pnny program for Friday nlKht fol Iowh: 6, dinner nitisU; 7, CHS pro (tram from New York; 7:80, Nite chili - ronmncpH; 8, Neapolitan NtffhtH: i:9.- Golden Gate Gyp..: 9:30, woodwind ensemble'; 'f.-danc ing triiiKH; II to ia. Golden: oato Great Grandmother Graduates i What the public -Md- fen year. . auo mnkf turnout Inlereutinir com- (nnrlwin tvlrh tlia. Kn.Jtu wind'itt iIia . '" h'u-n!m.UiMr.M::PMMMlt.tllnfc "ro'iiw.trat thls'the .' Sk..,.., J -inuumon. Airs, i.eo aimer ral1,ihM,.u w .. ; " - - talJl.lth WvWi ..mbm Wort i.w. S..h .hi .i 1: f" flrnutf .foKrldanighi;fpi- llleHard I indsav played yBii'iic,h'W" bMlw ""' l0":- 6,:, orchestra. soloists: 7. lertlon " " - . ,hm' "Hooks. Most. In Demand W';u,lrt,l program; fii; hair hou - rreshmcnts were served by the "'"f.."'""?. YJL7 ."' 8,ml,tu: Unlvewlly' l 'Humphreys ' iwiuph rti .inei'iiousnmn. maga- uauce music. ,:;, "' i lne ApU ll and Inclmte such i , , , " Pnrtlnnd -v-V Twelve members of" rhi- World old ',avortt"' "r'our ."' ' -KOW; fOSOke) ,.NIC: e-JO.'stu- Wide mIM met taut night at tlie ' the Apocalypse:" II. CI. Well's tlio: -7.' Nlif: 10, news .summary home of Mrs. ssldncy C. Happersett .""" " Peter:" "Desert of 40:16, olii-e captain: 10:,KP to 12, for an enjoyable evening. A liunl-i ' Znn (!re" "Dough, Hoot Owls. lifwi meotlnic held and plans lr of tho ljind" by flene Stnit-' K EX 11 SO kc) 7. AHO; 7:S(T to were 'made for a hike to be held ton-Porter: "The '; Kducatlon ,pf 9. ulle'nt: 9, AMt'i 11. news, wrath i T:ieduy mornlnK beginning; at 8 Jlenry Ajlamii." - er: 11:06, A1U". o'clock lo end with a breakfast ' ' Now our "Four lloi'Memen" and' KOIN 4kr . , dinner miiHle. ' coolied out-doorii. .MIhh Hpearii will "Jonn nnd Teter" nnd many others orchestra; 7:3(1, features; m. ilnnco accompany the girls. : ' - ' . . stand meekly on the shelves while miiHle. . . - .. " ', ("I'eder ' Victorious", and the Vaii I , Kan I'Vanclwo ' lKs'Mary Uarklo'and Marshall ?i myntery stories and others! KPKC (flliikc) ,6, pep hand: ' llron, hoth of llnlnes, woro miir- flaunt their newness ond popular- 6:80, sports: 7, features: :.t. vod- rled ui the Baptist parsonaKe -, In ,"y In their faces. Who says books vil: 10, Amos and Andy; 10:10, i lA Crunde Tuesday afternoon at 6 'Ao not go. out of style for they do ttwo hours danco music. ' o'clock, the itcv. K. O. Hess of- "nd often times most undeservedly KPO (f soke): 6, NHt"; 10 to, 13, :,;,.. :so. . Of course there are author.-t . v v . home at '-whose works will always be In de-1 ' " llenvop . . fmnnd and will wear out and must' KOA.WOkc) (k NHO; 7:S0, (W- fbe renlnced ' f again ond ngaiji;-boys; flcluting. ' They will mako their lfans on u farm. - ' o'SX. " news: 7:S0, Kdna Fischer, pianist: S, quintet; : studio; 10 to ID, or chestra, Ixm Angelea KNX (losokc) t. organ pro. gram; 4:30. concert' orchestra; 7, courtesy; It, popular - progrum: '9. I. Ion Tamers; 9:16, fight broadcast:- 10, Ous Arnhelm's orchestra: 13 to I, dance hour, Kl'l (IOkc 0, NIlOj 6:.10, stu dio; 7, NIK': 10. dance music. KIIQ (69okc 0, NIK'; tl:S0, din; 7, NIK'; 9:80, vaidevllle; 10, Amttiu.' thf- Kriimntar school graduates In Chicago this spring is .Mii. Alice tJiirrelt, 81-year-old gretit-graiulmother, and. the mother oi liaret narreit, uoteil author and financial writer. . Mrs. -tlarrett intends to enter high school next full, saying that she, wants to "brash up on Iter education" so that shn can do some writing. She in pictured here in her home showing her. new diploma to 6-year-old Helen Peterson, a neighbor child. , NIK'. ' Suit IJlkc Ciljr KSL (lUOkc) 0, NHO; ovs: K. featuresttK:36 'T-om silt . transcontinental ouartet: 7. ti, .-..i' hof,,.An,iu r rt 'iMany-'of our patrons, however. hell; 9, NHt'i. 9tso,. string tcto; ; 8, popular ebneert; , NHC i' Odd IVIIows ami llebekuhs Is to' wish to read tho newer books J "'H. Nmv;. i", J vnriety; 10 be held at. the hall tonlght,'t fl':10 twhlchi are most In demand else. I.. , i i o'clock. Announcement of the jwhere and are being most talked ' -event was made at -the. regular jtoout. ( , " meeting of VryMnl Itebekolf 'lodge f ' Thei'folmilng )ooks are most :' beJtl last night. 'In demand in the Public Libraries Nit the present -time according -to C:30, MIC; 9:30, OaklMiil I KOO (790kc) 6. N1IO; 8:30,; Olympians: 7. NHC; 9:30. slildlo; 10, concerts 1 1, dance music. KI.X (88okc) A, concert trio: 7. I40S Adam. La Grande. Ore., Uraee nid. Women's HATS Many new sltadeN in wom 1 en'H head titxo hots . $2.95-$3.95 . "$1.95"' Bon Ton Club It -Entertained; At C. L. Lynch' Home i Mrs. C Ij. Lynch entertained the fj1loq Ton cjuh at her homo yester- w day. nflernoon. Hewing wuh onRQtr ' fd in durlnK the ufternoon, Ke . fresh mentH wer nerved. ' Mrn, Juek MrOhenn and Mth. W. K. iKnny ente-lalned th Whlt Hob club latd niiflit at the Mc' i Oilman home. Gainett were enjoyed iy. the 2& In attendance; J'rlzen 5? went to -Mrs. Hoyd ' IMdcork, Mrn. leureon, Mrs. Itoland - nnd Mrs. . ;'7'he hostesM-H orved rcfrrli inentK. ' '''' v - Mrs,' CV.I Johimon ontertitlned the' Ylinma chili nt her home 'On MiKhth nnd -M Monday afternoon. Two tables of curds were plnye-d with hitch Hcore irolng to Mrs. C K. J Hi f fey, t ; j ' . (The rooms wore- denorated in spring flowers and n. di'licious riuncheoir' Was -"served "hrtef ITlft ..cards,, Mrs. l.'harles Glleshhrner 3 of Si7 M nvonuo will entertain the t club at- the next meotinu In two Announcements Tho island t'lty Parent-Teacher association will meet Friday at 2:30 o'clock at tho school. . The Hookman for-Ali'i- 193!; Fli'iliin . - , , "Old I'hybus," Warnlck Deeping. "i'eder . Victorious,",-, k. h0 vnng. . '.' I ' ...''- " i 1 "Silver Slippers," Temple Bailey. "Harness," Hamilton Olbbs. "All Kneeling," Anne Pnrrlsh. "The cireen .Murder Case," Van Dine. . . ... . "Swan Song," John flalswnrrhy. "Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg,". liOtils ltronmfleld. . .- ficucml "Klizabeth and lCssex,"'1 I.ylton Strachey. , ;- ' ' ' " "St Interlude." Kiigene p'Nlll. "XCother Indln," Katharine Mayo. "John Brown's. -Ilody,": Stephen Benti.:t :-. : ii . '.'t-i -' i ..J'Whlther ... Mankind,". ...tyinrjc Benrd. . "KasmiHn," Fulop-Mlller. . : '. "ltoyal Bond to '' ltiiniance," nnllilurlon..i Z " . :"Napoleon,"-Ludwlg. . "floe'the,". Ludwlg. ; ''Ahraham Llncoli),:' Albert Beyc rldge.:. c ;. ' . Bloody Prints ..1. Found In Kitchen MENUS ' : ' ' lly SLster Mnry Bananas seem to be one of the ; few fruits always In season. They ; urc: usually quite cheap" In price ' una are high in food value. - ,; Since they contain a large amount of starch, we often find them served with meat in plnce of V potatoes. This starch in an unripe banana is Just as Indigestible as it, any. other raw starch.'. Cooking of course acts-on the starch as well Van ripening of the fruit A perfect ly ripe banana is easily digested without cooking since the ripen ing: converts the starch into dex : trine and sugar. ; ' The fibrous "strings" sometimes left on bunanas after Reeling ara ' Indigestible, while the coating just under tho peel is difficult for many ' people to digest. Children should , have their fruit scraped before eating., .. . . ,. . Although liananas are low in pro . teln, they ore a good source of vitamin and are classed among the "protective" foods. As long as the skin of a banana Is unbroken the fruit Is sterile. The peel Is a veritable germ-proof wrapper. This makes the banana one of the best raw foods avall ahlo and quite safe for children. As a banana ripens, brown spot appear on the skin. When all traces of green hnvo disappeared oven at the ends and the brown I.OH AKORLRS. Apr, 2.5 (AD Discovery of three t'blood stained finger printst In the kitchen "of tho apartment where Victor A. eooley, Pasadena autoinohlle , dealer was found fatally beaten April K.. was reported today by Leslie White, finger print expert of the district attorney's office. White said the prints were those of woman's fltl gers. ' spots are seen, bunanns are best for eating. ... Baking ripe bananas In the skin Improves their flavor for mimy persons.- They must be baked in a quick oven nnd only until soft and the Juice Just begins to flow. Longer '.baking makes them tough and dark, dry nnd tasteless. Bananas are excellent in salads or fruit cups. Their bland flavor combines well with tart fruits. Strawberries and , bananas espe cially ore good. Whenever bananas are - used alone they should ,be sprinkled with lemon Juice to pre, vent discoloration. ' 'w Banana Pudding Three bannnas, 1 cup sugar," 4 eggs, J cup stale cake crumbs, Ife cups milk, i 3 tablespoons lemon juice, 2 teaspoons grated lemon krind, icaspoon'sqlt;'4 tapIcSpoons powdered sugar. Peel, scrape and slice bananas. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Beat 2 whole eggs and yolks of 2 eggs with sugar, salt and lemon rind and milk. Add cake crumbs and be nanas. Mix lightly and turn Into a buttered baking dish. Bake 30 minutes in a moderate ovon. Cover with meringue and bake ten min utes longer In a slow oven. To make meringue.- bent the whites of two eggs until stiff and" dry. Fold In powdered sugar and pile on top of pudding. 1 -ZZ ffk A sew rni.nn n m.i. rrep dress give ths effect of I scarf. Two white xirdeiiUs an BOMd M4b OTMlBC,.-. . C VIGORO Use It And See The Difference For Sale By Clarks Florists MEW ARRIVALS FOR EARLY SUMMER A CHARMING display of new thmp;s in smart colors and fashion-right styles that you may wear all Spring and early Summer. Thore are costumes for eVery occasion ... for sport, for street, for evening wear. Fresh from NeWjYpik, citscfo model is made individual by in trijfuino;' new' style touches. The-' prices arc most' reasonable ; i- Black and White, Summer Pastels :'i H Mu..lJ DI.. J, ' . Charteuse Sun Tans Rose C2 X "II Smart Cotton ' Frocks Piques - Rayons Novelty Prints $1.98 Attractive dresses and en sembles in a variety of clev er styles. Smart enough for afternoon wear. Sizes" 14 to 44. Smart Coats Of Summer Weight -Woolens $19.75 Jaunty coats of light weight tweeds,' basket weave, broadcloth in light summer shades or black. Every woman needs one of these all-occasion coats for wear over light dresses. ' Silk Ensembles . with Jackets or Coats $14.75 '"" Tailored or dressy ensem bles of silk crepes and geor getes . . .ideal for Summer wear. Many combine gay prints with plain colors. Distinctive Coats . Deftly Tailored $19.75 Slender flattering lines . . . the elegance that summer furs, scarfs, fine fabrics give. Styles to lecome every woman and miss. All the summer colors. Summer Lingerie 98c to $2.98 Properly sheer and dainty. Fashioned of fine crepe de chine, frothy with lace or demurely tailored . . . non run rayon in lovely colors . . . practical flowered batiste. All sizes. A Wash Suit 98c Small boys will like this. . In a variety of colors nnd styles. So practical and inexpensive! Sizes 2 to 6. A Scarf Coat $5.95 For the very young lady of fashion ... or perhaps one that is fur trimmed. A number of clever styles. Sizes 4 to 6. A Frilly Frock . ' $1.98 ' Any little girl will find it most becoming. We have a charming collection of gay tub frocks. Sizes 2 to 6. MONTGOMERY'Y ThoneMain 18 1 1101-3 Wash. Ave. La Grande, Ore. P.' jjfcv ' P T WSj T M. Ip M s': ar ' s ... . Special Coat Values Featured Friday - Saturday - Monday Offpi'inrr nn unusual onnm't.nnitv for the - v welj .dressed woman to buy a-high-grade J ' Coat at a worthwhile saving. j : : .Viat Our Popular Priced Dress' Shop. ! j 1 !l ! j Exceptional Values at ' ; i 12.b0 15.00 ; 1.50 19.75 i t.( (tux PUTMANS ; La Grande Exclusive Reatty-to-Wear ; and Millinery fenlures, news, sports; 10:30, danco of tho Grays Harbor Lumber earn. orchestra. KOMO (SOke"1? NPO; feature; J2:ll, news. pnny at Hoqulam, will be president and genernl manager of a Com pany formed to tnko over .the old St. Johns .timber mill her. The KJR (970kc) to 13, ABO pro- , wlthw , gram. WIIX TAKE OVKR ni.Ii in operation as a spruce mill, sup- , plying raw limterlsl for the atr 1 piano Industry. Announcement wag made lust night liy Thomas Autaon, i 1 ' of the i Portland Manufacturing PORTLAND, Ore,, Apr. 26 (AP) company, who will be vice prtsl- a. Blugen, formerly manager deut of tho coinimny. . ; i PROMOTED In November 1027 a man entered one of our schools direct from the farm. J la had no business train ing. Today ho Is managing a busi ness college and making a wonder. ; ful auccess. Business men nsk what can you do not where did you com from. The farm boy or girt, the olty boy or girl, or the man or woman In business must train If they arc to succeed. our graduates have eight branch schools with placement bureaus, together with placement connec tions from Canada, to Mexico, to help them secure choice position. ' ACCniODrriOl) TRAINING from , teachers with from 12 to 20 years' experience gives you the best poa- - slblo training.. '. ' Ijirgo (Ml companies. Towor nnd Light Companies. Banks, ; Lumber Companies, KlourltiK Mills, nnd the United Slates Gov ernment nrn continually citlllnR fur our trnlnoil help. Hni'iill now, New classes starting. 1 La Grande Business College ' ' Phone telW Odd Kellnws Illdg. AUTO OWNERS' SPECIAL This is not a bait but a Club Plan that has proven a WOW wherever introduced. .Why not La Grande? No need to have the family get wet giving the car its bath. . ' Club Plan No. 3 Present this ad to The Club Auto Laundry within five days and receive a free greasing with each wash for five consecutive washings for $10.' Vacuuming, polishing, road oil and tar removing not included. Our work is thoroughly done and every job an advertisement CLUB AUTO LAUNDRY 211 Greenwood St Main 840 Good Wednesdays and Thursdays STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m Makes All Main Line Connections. . For informPtion or.ll MAiN 'TOP r