it
Gypsy. Idea Used
. At Bridge' Party
' .Saturday Evening
: The Gypsy Idea, very cieverly
carried out. made the evening at
liridKO PutiiriluWrveninK with Miss
Verity. 07 O avenue one of Teal
enjoyment to . her rioten jrueatl.
I'lireo tallies, were ut play, .tho
number harlnjr been ftishloned
from tumamrk twins In keeping
yil the -general urrnniremcnl- of
tht"' evenlntr, lis were also the tally
. cunls, wmch were old ritftred -bits
of puper. fortune IHIInir constltut
nl uiiother plcnsunt rcuture,. curds,
ti;a. leaven und iialmn liuvliiK been
Hltnlleil und interpreted by Miss
Mlimt t'ooper. Mm. Kvelyn Den
nett nnd Mm. Younir. Miss Mabel
JiOoiy-miiile the lilirh score of tho
I'Vcnlnir und Mrs. llonnett, low.
koine nice refreshments were nerv
ed. .-: . y
Coming Wedding ;
Is Announced
Autumn Hone Vernon Lloyi) assoclut advisor, presented the,
Muiion t'huusse . . . j ne- worthy advisor, I .ol Hansell
Utile Ilayou ...l.elhton TUggm with flowers us a itlft from the of-
Hatalllon Drill ...........Vernon I.loy4 ricers. and Mrs. Mae Torklnmoti
Mnrjcrie Kogera I presented Miss Vivian Kuhn with
Murlonpttiw Vernon l.loy.1 tho past worthy udvisnr's Jewel
v Kenneth Alport i Mrs. W. Itienihran of Olendlvei
The Gypsy I'rliire .....K. Severn Montana, who bad helped to In-
Mnrlon Ohausse, Harriet Hecker
' r.ntanetn. imnanue
HtirnKte ChnuKse, Accompanist
Rocking Horse .........KchyH
Clarke Atkins
Itosy rlnicera P. Wurlix
l.ouie Williams
Walts C.iog .....nonee
Judith Hieirrist. t'ornella Italy
Orvelinn .Mt-Wllilani,
rlpaeth
(GiSllDiIBiyiLILElrS
. . n . hy Chorles (J. Booth.
si It in o un iiMMomDiy In thut city, wo.
Introduced and spoke iitle happily
Announcements
KVNOI'SIN. J.wy' lock Henry
IHwon, idler or ixilttV) Into
rtowt, lakes tits auto wul starts
ftir I he itost-t to raid Jerry ;-'
den. her .rtanoet, accused or mur
tiering his father , Isicy Is wmaitiK
a awiim rMtltt aain4 saaions ihUm
tu itroka Jerry innocent and Is
antiou to warn him . of live
charge. hcluru he. lit amvti-d. Her
um-W, Jolut I'echlcK, rnllim hec
to Tori-hilly, than, town in Skull
Valley, Harassed toy Um MlMcr
Hig leat, IVcWe searches tho
loan ror like pair but rails to
rind a trace, or iih-iii. ,
The hiirh school airls missionary
(leiifVit'Vtt Koelety of tnh Methodist church!
will inet at the church tomorrow. I
Dancing Leave ....Muo Ailocn Krh Tncsiluy evenluir, fur' n pot luck
. . Joan Ituuvy
The Jolly Jack John Thomas
down the street. Still they did not I
bear me, and the roadster pnaacn
entirely beyond the ranira of my'
voice. . l'luntn Into the livery ,
stable, 1 climbed unsteadily Inloi
the ear, determined to cutoh them I
lr f burned nut tho engine,' The!
nun had (one bo my head and !
my heart, not as food as It used to,
lie, was thimderlnw unmercifully i
UKulnst my rlhs. A swmIKiw of.
water revived me and I started the .
Hubert Kurth
O'er lllll anil Kale ....Vernon l.lnyd
Itlchnrd Iirkln
Drenmlatitl ....(Jeortfo Oarlnnd
Kuli-viand 1 Vernon l.loyd
:.i Pntrlclii Carroll
Ctuxpler 18
ix thk ii:M:itr To.in
It was oluse on .four-; o'clock.
I.ucy. i reuHuned, -liud Kut here
supper ut 6:311 o'clock to be fol- , "V , " , ., ,
lowed by a short meetlnir. Kveiy ' "'. '- ""'""
h,d,i.., im u.,i ,.i , i uIoiik the main road, und by th
, , , i time were prohuhly appruuchlUK ; bbinkein.
Mrs. . I.. Hheppl.ard. SflnT Sec-1 'l'0 ';" the west. An-
Olld street will be the hontes to ' " ""'"
the 8o.Ne.lle tlul. tomorrow nfler., l"m ''"' -
lHltUU Ul . 1U1IUWIMH llll'lll - 1
i would remuln ovnti)fht In Torrlri-
lliy und Improve my opportunity by
ii whlo nltry vhlch ran lU'ounrt
tho hull. It.muj unit houtlt flunked
tho rutlory. - i;'
Itrokt lt bottloa llttored the Kuniy
floor: tiiblfti und rhutrn lay In ton-
iiiniuu, i uiuiikmi ni inn iiuimfrvui . .... u-ii.i
"? ""'J hfr0l."hi prlnle thud, tba. that sent
thmuiih the , piuee. I heard the- , ollt un
w-htrr df tue ruuielto wheel the.
click of poker cl.ll-. .he rattle or w uw ,
d ee. the clink of Klasses. tb.) shrill , M ly onlo ,, runi.
Kh-e or th womei. he swish of', you can hanlly Warn, me
m lUnx oodles. And t thought at harhorlnK the thought that
Alex Peterson awajncerliur. "' !g.,.ry OBd Llicy had seen mo after
slulklng among u puy.plgh crowd. ' , ,., j,, ,
Ills gold. mounted guns on his hlis. ' " ... ... ,
In the dining room cheap cutlery ' "" J"" l.-y '" '"
anil heavy crockery lay on the1 And JerryUa u fine manly young
table trues stood III their f-How U the Insllncls , of a gen
racks and lay ull.wart the pool- t Ionian and, deep affection for me
... ..,.,. No. they had neither seen or Ileum
lite JIIHl JIUW, or, inrn'mmn 11
F'UTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Reaiy-t;
and Millinery
I spun II.
noon.
curds. Upstairs! -" V"'"- ?" fkr"1 hwl "nil. Into
re pillows aitd;'" "' But 'hero 'id they
runtt'ttt wIum'I watt id.
l'oktr rhlpti .
Ill ll t.o.lr.niy l..e.
a r.t...u liimtr . IHII llUt m UmriUlf Ul 'iliy i
IuucIonH . , v undMUperHl'0,n no., .
.uilrth Vti !... unrnwlabil nit WO nWnTI fllllir i liRe,, ...o..n.i
wuIIm. And so 11 hud Htood (or
Flylnar lftvw Carl HotlM1
' KHintiPth iotun, Kdward Oalvln The Nolifhbon of Woodcraft wilt npslptf around Andirw'H old liuunts. j nbio In rid inymdf of thn fM'llnn ,
iioymniiiHon ranute vornon uoy,! h0, thidr rKu!tt.. minllnir toinor-- kviuiu ornum sort wuh in inyithiit
' Kdward Oalxin 1 I row ovi-nlnir. Hrlnir Bomethln for mind, Iml of, whal nature und how n
Tha liiiri-lnir'A tttiu rnll nf MIki
l.y u K. Holt, Intitiurtor at th.e Pain rmer-fMUer
Ittifli hcIiooI, und Mr. UoorRe Mac
Jonail, of Allcel, 'huh ui.nouii.ce4
ut a ynioll iarty given Katurday to
. u, com puny of tho br(Jvelect
frlcn1s, by M-n. llarvey. h Mul
tlicwd ut her upurtmeut 'In the'
(Irmidc Kondo. . Mrn. Wurren. . K,
(Mlbert made tilRb wo to at bridge,
whteh Waft played at -threw 'table
Thn ffucsiK all united -In ifiving'the
linnoree a beautiful Klft. Aim. Mut
thcws'ecrvetl dainty refreHlinieutX
Miss Meyers Has
Part In Social
MIkb Mnrffarct Moytn-Hi' dautrhter
. of Mr. and Mix, l 1Jp Meyein, iof
Lu Omndc, h a junior tlilrf year at
Ht. Aury' ac.idiiuy In Portland.
MIkh M(iyor Ik taking a prominent
part in fosilvllWtK ct'iiterlnic about
Die co mine net-meat exercises. Yen-ti'i-day'H
OreKonian carried the fol
lowfnK story of a tea Kiven yeter
day evening. . .
"VaiiHii 'Helen and Mlsi Jean -Mc-rartnoy,-dauK-hteiM
of Mr. and Mi
8. A. McCartney, will entertain at
tea this afternoon at the home of
Mih. William ItoRcrs In lrvhiictori.
tJiK Hts will include hiembera of the
rmdiiatlni; ctawics of St, 'Mary's
academy and college. MUm Jean -is
a member of the academy Ben lor
clnns. . - '
IM'osldinB' nt ho tea table will be
Mrs, ir. V. , Campion ' and Mrs.
Krank P. iraitex. They will be an
KlMted In Hcrvln&4)y tho UHmtiH Vr-;
Kinln, Campion, "-il'eKKy Hwweneyr
Ktatira Smith umrV-Mury O'Coijnbr.
MIhh Kjitherine- Katicy, prtsUieiUJfof
tho rollese graduaLiifr cJoks, and
Ml ha Margaret Meyei'ff, president' of
the high school senior class at.'.8t.
Mary's, will usslht the" :hoHteKSes -In
receiving. ' j
60 Eighth Graders
Are Entertained
Sixty elRlilh-grndera of fentrttl
school, who will enter the La
Grande high school this full, were
given a pretty parly Suturduy eve.
Home Krom Hchool ....Waller llolfc
.. ;. Wllllum r.ynch
The next recltut will bo given tor
morrow' afternoon ut two o'cloeu
at-the home ol Mrs. II. J. J.eon
ard,:t!u7 $L flvenuo.. i , .
Bridge Luncheon
:: Event of Saturday
Mrs'.Kred J;;i ..anzer and Mrs.
I Iv. ""Klh se AVere joint hostesses
for. an attractive ten table brldife
lUqohHJwwttaturday ut the ' Huca
jawia Inn. Orchid and pink -sweet
peas und tulips made the effective
flower ilecoratlons In the dining
room, .when the luncheon was serv
ed at one-fifteen. Hrldye followed,
Mrs. J.-H. Ingle winning first prise,
Mrs. V. C, I'erklns. second and
Mrs. H. K. Dixon, third. Gucsti
from out of the city were Mrs. It.
J. Campbell, and Mtt-s Kedherhen
of Enterprise,
Rainbow Assembly
d.plie or sandwiches und a bag of - certallilV of Dillons guilt
- fruit. . Uefreshed. I went out again. ! km,w w.. t ,.,,
i uy ..r nitifnTM . tne iioi being packed ror nurneu-i, nw m. hun i me ie .
.' Kllvihett, llnlnn I ..... ..i.i.t . .1.. amI 1,1a,, ir I Itu.l - bnnwn I '
- ......... , uui iiriHimui mm uimi , -ii.it mr .iit, , - -
grub-buk' v ! wouldn't hays planned so casually.
" , ...t.. ......Theodora lntlon ; - ... ;. . ' , .' The' sun. was waning.-, but thw
In The Hay Wack Lelgbton lHgjrs . The I'nrkdnla' ? cluh will meet, street was still as, hot. us a bollerl
' '.r ' ' Hetty Mae. Allin I Wednesday uftrrnonn. May !V at Pit uud I -looked about for a .tem-
Rarrarolliv ran W. Kern the home of. Mrs. Torn Carnenterl porary garuge. The wide-open .
lance 01' The -Moon 8pirlts ith Mrs. rtoak, us assistant ' host' doors of u. livery stablo hinted of
- '. :...M. llilbro eKI J cooler regions beyond und I drove
Murguerlte Trowbridge- I . . , through them 'Into . the building.
I Ktopplng .the engine. 1 tackled a
The art pupils - at the Marred
HiMirt academy will havd an
hlhlt of their work, at N. K. West's, 1 had gone some 60 yards or so
slum on Tuesday, Wednesduy. when I begun to ponder If I were
Thursduy und h'rUlay of this week'ua completely. alone 'us I hud sup
for the Insiiecilon of Die pulilte. 1 posed. .The odd feeling grew upon
There will he work on display In, 'me und 1 wished I liuif ill-ought a
oil, wulcrcolor and china. revolver,.',:',' ,'..",-'
f .,.., J . '.'''; ..-''' .-?
Members - of tho IA Ornndn Stopping In front of a sort of
Neighborhood club ore asked to re-1 dance hull, saloon, und hotel, 1
member the rnnual meeting to lie -concluded' that It was a good place
held tomorrow afternoon at two . to begin my Investigations. Most
o'clock nt the I.a Grande hotel hall' of the name .on the building was
room. There will be unnuai .eleo-j obliterated. It. consisted of , thruu
tlon of officers elo. ; I words and the last word seemed to
be "Place." 1 ulso made out a "J,
and "U" und a "1." The rest or
It suddenly flashed upon mo. 'Joe
l.undy's I'lace", thut- was It. .
'Joo l.undy's I'lace," ,1 shouted.
"Joe buiidy that woman In bluck
By Sister Mury ' 1 v.muit , Andrew gava wo
Too often we overlook the nos- check to. n
slbllitlo sin the inexpensive carrot.; It couldn't ho coincidence, of
I Jtaw or cooked they are a valu- course. . The woman In hluck wus
I able fuod from the health stand-: or had been the wife of u mun who
point. They combine excellently pad kept this resort 311 years agu!
InStallS UlllCerS nl,rt -pn b used in several delicious a check (or,$lii(il Hut why? And
iiiki ,iiu ei hoj. I wny nun ine Lwuniiiiucniins nir
Wo often hear that carrots are.! Peterson become the staid und re.
"irnnit for tho camnlrxlon." hlit snectublo Andrew Ogdun? And
seldom stop to reason why. To why had Dlllloh blnckinslled hlmT
And whenv were they orf to nowf
ftan irllet On Lucy's ocooiint
Jerry had Insisted on the longer
route across the valley Instead ot
the shorter but more dangerous
t j . ....... r ItltnkfApl, I'nnvAn
1 wus not coinp eteiy-uiane- "-; - '
... , ... ,, ,. i.i,i.i ti,tThey would lin In Hon r-ellpe he-
,1U yours. . . m , .
' And yet, this wholesale abandon
ment to the contrary, I hudn t been
bur where I bud not yet been, I
tripped over a bundle of-soft stuff
lying In' the shudowy passage be
tween the bar and the wall, - ami
alniONt went headlong.
I picked up the bundle und round
myself slnrlng at Jerry's white flun"
nelsi ' i - ' -
' My unrnxoment turned'to dismay.
Ilellef In Jerry's Innocence was as
firmly fixel In my mind us was my
Hut I
luslon -lea-
con's tenacious mind would have
druwh"ff he Instead of 1 had round
tho bundle! I'ndenlably they were
Jerry's. Ills Initials, : worked ..by
Lucy, were inside the collar of the
sweuler, A pocket, . contained a
packet ot his fuvurile cigarettes.
fore midnight. Yes, I knew my
l.iieyl - . "' ' - :
Hut not so well ns 1 thought, It
wus to turn 'out. ......
Is someone rise) In TnrrUllly?
WImi rut the tlrm on Peebles'
car? Txniorroa's dtaXer re
veals now tailrMnMs mystery.
Evangeline Booth
. Spends Poor Night
" HARTRDAI.E, N. Y., May 27
(AP) Miss Kvangellne Hoolh.1
commander of the Halvatlon Army
In America, who waa Injured when
Faawaa Ousliaf Craa4 . , ;
1 Tue (inks, mio ot tlw UHt fa
mous dueling gmiinda In the world,
wnn In Hi suburua of New Orleans.
On one particular HumJay la IKUt,
ten duels war (ought there. Be
tween 18.H and .114. scarcely a
day paused without a duel, 'tha
nuki on llila ground are atlll tand
Inf. Duel In tboM dayt war
(uiil:t over audi unimportant dlf
ferenrea Hint Ihey would now ba
resiirdei! ns trlvlill. " '."-.
'', tan o Their Paat
' All nnlirinla noturnlly hove the
Impulse to land on their feet when
fulling. Hlnre cat are more nitlle
tbnn other nnlninia. If tliey ar boi
on rinse to Ilia floor wlian foiling.
Ihey ore more successful In landlua
on their feetj, , , ' ,:i
It was ovldont that the flannels " was thrown against the top of
MENUS
had been planled, And by Dlllion,
1 suppostMl. Dillon, then, had been
In Torrldlly within the pust to
Jiours. . J'or ull I knew . to thu con
trury lie wus here now. 1
'The thought excited me . an 1
when the graveyard outetnesa or
tho resort wns suddenly punctual.
her automobile r"rldny, had a poor
night and showed no Improvement
today, her physician announced. ,
. -"She la atlll painfully III." lr.
Waller nark Tllden said, "sufrer
Ing from contusions all over the I
body, especially over tha left eye. t
The eye, which waa almost com-.
pletely closed, la now slightly bet-
j.a pmiulH assembly No. 13. Or
der of Hoinbow for Oiris held . their
Installallori of officers Saturday
evening, In, cormectlon't with ;.thelr
regu
attetn
Hick of mystery, uud hewlldei;r
ment, 1 entered the resort
ed by I he throb of an aiitomohlle t)n funher examination I find,
engine, Dillon's name sprang, burn-! no, organC disturbances. I hope
Ing, to my Hps. Wus I coming to t0 .y, x-rays made oa Wednes
grlps .with him ugnin? Why day.1' ,
nailn t l urougni a revoiverr as i
sprung, electrified, to my feet a
sage green ro'.idster flew past the
open door and my conclusions col
lapsed. The cur was Jerry's, and
I.ucy and the boy were In It, thutr
hctuls together.
I stumbled outside, Tho . roud
stor was lull .yards down tho street,
btiuud' for the open desert and, I
supposed, the Devil's Mouth. :
"T.uev!" T ronreil. "t.lioyi Jer.
1 , ' ry! ' Hlop (here! Where' are you
Last aasl Peajasl ..
R. A. tJ." ma "tit. AatVv
Oulile." HL Anjuoey la aaaaosed
to be the iwiroo salat of. pars na
seeking to rveaver has) article. 1 ae
appeal t him to guide letter and
package, to their propee '
tliuia hy alhtlog Hi cryplle hniee
In envelope r pacaage ajaually
tinder fli or ataniB hi ,n)l ron
inon, i : .. '. '; , .- '. -
Hie
. 1401 Adams,' -Ijl
Grand. Ore, Orac Bid. :
NEW!'
Ties for Men
A nfa apaortmeiit of iManv
rour-in-luuHt Ttea, , Tn new
, wide srlM and raw pat-
tern ''. "'.... '.. '..;,-.. , :
Others 25f nd 49,,
You C?iV
They did not lunr me.
fchoutliiK their names, I
vain the most benefit from the
vette table as a beautlfier it should
lnineic.' 3 "erJE wu" ,l00,IMtcatiy'nMtiw. Carrot straws nddj pared ror unyunnir now. u iiuuh-... illcyj .jerryf
U4IIIUt Ul l.'Ul II ! VIPIIUIO V Ul)'l U . VJIUI Mlllltf "el VI tUlUI Hi tt- HUJ , iatr tCIII IK Itlsjji-m.Mio ...
members for the exerclses of th? of relishes and just ut this time ' day. , A do, nee Door ucctipiuu ine
evening Miss Vivian Kuhn, jun- of year are at their best. Orated j middle of the hulldlnK; At the up
ior past worthy udviMor served as' raw carrot Is Rood In any veKe-jpor end wus n small stane. AIouk
installliiK officer. Until McAllister, ; table salad. Next to onions car- one sld ran a bar. A stair led to
lustultlntc muslclun. Alice Milne, In- , rots are the mbst efficient - blood-
stullfnK ehu plain, . Krances Itlch-) purifiers and rank next to spin- vegetables "whennver Vosnlble.
ards. lnstatllnfr 'marshail und June'ach In Iron content. Two reasons! Scalloped carrots are an exeel-
CoollrfK. InslalllnK secretary had for clear complexions nnd spark- .lent example of a buked .veffetuble
char a of the Installation. The fol
io win ic- went properly Inducted to
the respective offices with very lm.
piessive eeremonles. -
Worthy.advliior, Iifs-IIansell: as
Kven a pr ty party aturuay eve- mr worthy Uliv((0 Mai,raret 'T, K , '
ninjr by their mothers. t th I tl; Al)thoDy. 0natlt. Mil(lrtMl (.(iar,.
8. recreation hall. Included in the
Kiiest list were the class, their par?
ents and the teachers at the school,
making a company of about 140.
Supervised Karnes and a splendid
program -mude up the, .evening",
which all enjoyed to the flllLest ex
tent. On the program, there were
plnno soloes by Hurbnro Coolidge,
Nancy Guild and Max Htoddard, a
steel Rtiltar solo .by lorisGarth
t'ross. a violin humhtjr by the Coop
er (rlrls, a feature dance by Gladys
ltoherts and some readlfiKS by Miss
Myrna Ward. Superintendent J. T.
IeOiiKfellow nindo a short address
directed especially to the gradu
ates. The servlnjr of Ice creant
nnd cake concluded the evening.
.The hall looked very pretty for
Saturday's party, tulips and lilacs
having been usedln abundance. On
the serving table wus a gorgeous
basket of pink tulips nnd other
decorations having been pink tap
ers. Club Will Close "M
Season Tomorrow
The last meeting of the year for
the Mother's Self Culture club will
he held tomr.rrow nflernoon at
-Itlversldo Pork at rour o'clock with
tho subject "Our Wonderful
World" for consideration. Differ
ent memherH of tho cluh illl dis
cuss during '. tho meeting, these
subjects "Wonders of The Com
mon Llfo Around I's." "Our Owa
(i round and What It Means Tot's,'
"l-carnlng Life On and From On"
Acre." What Wo- Con See When
We Open Our Kyes." "Iokinit
Down and t'p." Following this
program a picnic supper will b
serve! to tho club members and
their families. '
Recital Given
Friday Evening
A largo and appreciative audi
ence enjoyed tho "Mother Goose"
recital given Friday evening In the
bull room of the La Grande hotel
by tho younger pupils of the Sac
red Heart Academy. The stage was
decorated with a profusion of the
spring flowers, making an attrac
tive setting' for the younger folks
us they appeared, each drewtsed to
represent some character In the
favorite rhymes of childhood. Tb
progra m numbers were given In
thn following order.
The Fair T. H. MacUaehlan
Orient Walt Carl W. Kern
Sumner Alpert
I-et fa Go Mathlldn Itllbro
- nrk Atkins
Fohewo ..... Frederic Mullen
ton: hojie. .Churlenw' Funs,, faith,
Mury .Lou i'iper; drill leader, Mur
avlne Kiddle; " chaplain. Dorothy
ling eyes. .
Hy eating carrot raw there Is
no loss of vitamin C, This Is thn
vitamin that always Is affected toy
heat and that -is In fresh: young
vegetables In larger amounts than
ose whoch have been stored
for some time.
Vltnmins A and B also are pres-'
ent In carrots, making It one of
the ' most Important ' vegetah.es
dish,
' - iSrelloperi Carrots
' Two cups thinly sliced carrots,
3-4 cup thinly sliced onion, 2 green
peppers, 1 Flip milk, J. tablespoons
butter, 1 tablespoon flour, 1-3 cup
coarse stale bread crumbs,. 1-2
teaspoon suit, 1-2 tcuspoon sugar,
1-8 teaspoon pepper.
Arrange carrots nnd onions In
i alternating layers in a. wu mu-
KUiari: , orgunisi. Aiariev-loneig. j available.- Its cheapness put tared baking dish. Sprinkle pep-
uiiuii;ii.in, i iinin .nw... , w 1 1 ii i ii t ti e ieacn or every family
Kthe4 JJurndeu; orunge, f'athorinf
Wissler; yellow, Jeverly Guye:
green, La Vella Hlchey;- blue, Hur
bara Guye; Indigo, Jacqueline O'
Brien; violet, Kdna Hrown: choir,
Puullne 'Frlenier, Mary Nowland.
Kuth Mugutre,' Mildred Khumate,
Atha : liamarell, -Cornelia Daly,
Kvelyn . -JMper,, Daphne: flowery,
Irma Joli.nson, - ;
Following tho exercises. Miss
Margaret Anthony, the new worthy
thoHe foods subxtances which ore
essential to growth,' , heulth and
vigor. Htrong muscles, red blood,
sound teeth, firm flesh, straight
hones, glossy hair nnd clear skin
are the result when the food sub
stances known as the "vitamins"
are present in the diet.
Hlnre there usually is less loss
of mineral salts and other nutri
ents wlten vegetables are
it's worth while- serving
per which have been scalded,
seeds removed und minced through
carrots and onions. . Mult butttir,
stir In flour and when perfectly
blended slowly add milk,, stlrrlnv
constantly. Hrlng to the boiling
point and pour over mixture In
baking dish. Cover and bake 3D
minutes in a moderate, oven. He
move cover, sprinkle with crumbs,
dot -with bits of butter and return
baked-to aven to brown the top. Serve
ho kerf from baking dish
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Radio Service
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A great discovery msile at Rattle
Oreek' Is JUctoxUnlrin. Thla ra
tttarkalile chiIoii food drives out tha
rlisrsse-produi lng germs rrom the
Intrstlnes. In this way l brings
l,arl health, sparkling eyes, clear
skin and radiant color. Start todiiy
to cleanse pour system, f 1 a can.
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
Your Health Food
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If your Radio needs
attention, Phone for
Ed Eberhardt.
Adlcr's
Music Co.
La Grande
Our Motto
"Quality and Service"
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Some People NevcS
Without Getting
Behind-
Being in debt is eometimes necessary to sue
cess. Many men have marie money because of
the fact that they built up good business credit
and used it to enlarge their earning opportuiuV
tics.
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Loans are an every-day business ; necessity.
Few men have enough ready capital to do the
things that they ttant to do to promote their
business affairs. . ' -,, t
The important thing is possessing enough
credit -to"! command ,(the required . loans. Good
security is desired but, more than that, is evi
dence that a man can save consistently, that he
can and will spend less than he makes.
A savings account will serve as a valuable
business surplus fund.. It will also help build
good creditwill pave the way for a loan when
the need arises. Discuss this angle with your
banker. He's always anxious to be of service. -;
'.Ha (Sratti.
Member
Federal Reserve
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Reaonrea
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'Forty-First Year Of Friendly Service"