La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1929, Image 8

Friday, August2, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OR
Page Eight
Over The Valley
- : Mabel E. Morton, Valley Newt Editor
" - waaswajaafr
Plans Completed jllyslop Called '
For Grange Meet j To Capital By
At Cove Sunday! Secretary Hyde
Bi EiN US:
ftfeon. Mfinher of till Hie rain;
n the count y will ho pn'Meni to
fiuiU In thf mrvir w hid. will
honor thft dad In nil ih ulnir
ilinatPf. The rhiiirliett or rovp an;
cooperating wiili the pwo-lw of
ilia day. unit nil twrvir tn thnt
town will lf rtljtppnwl T.IU. t
Hie morning hour, Th Yrngram
tullowt,:
th
ItulW-a plans for I'ulon rani.- j O. It. Ifyflop, heml of tht farm
ly (irunce Memorial Sumlay hut o r'rop l-iartmi-rii of tthe Oregon
ltjn ?ompi'(el and the program mat colli-gf. who h:m malr jmv
Ih im.. piiMlr today. The pro-" em I visitM to thin vidley earh u In
gram will le held a wek from mer..- comirtf? e.M'tf'lally to inKpf-rt
Hundav, Atigiiti JI At the rove potato fjlil for rertlflcjuion. hft
and -will eonniiu of two main fr-r- j on other f-rramlt. an well, hail been
vlr- with hlg l.iirliet dinner :il rallf-'l to Vajhingtom St. i hy
ncrriirv of -agrifiiltur1 Hyle, to
Ktrvi as rhuit-miiii of a gov-rn-ntntJit
rominiHt on the rt vih
j Jon of the federal grain grade",
J'rofjvor Hyttlop lias obtained a
ihrtre-mrmtha le;tv of ahueme
from hi position at t'orvallis and
wilt npfiid this lime with the com j
milt- in holding hearing and ,
I ciirylng on other Invt-siigatiorj t
j an to the present Ntanding of the
' frmlfi jfrndf-n throughout tit; coun
try.
While the federal grain grade
have proved fairly aiisfaeiory In
the northwest, probably through
effh'ient administration, according
! to offir-jals, Hne other K-riion
J have expream-d . dlhiaUsf;.ciion.
j Kvery possible angle is to he in-
ventilated and reon.nndat(on.'t
, made for the future hy the com-
mi I tee.
j lrol. Hyalop U representing, of
ifioUiliy, the federal hureau of
' agrirulturnl economlm on - tthe
f'Oininlttee. While in the ermt he
will also serve uh unofficial rep
re.sentntive of invent! western
group, among them thte clover
w-ed producer of Oregon, "at
tempting to obtain nultahle weed
mippliees for estahlinhlng a more
hardy type of cloVer for need pro
duction In thlH state.
K. It. Jackman, who returned' to
the farm cropn. department at the
col !-. a nhort time ago will come
to this valley for inspection pur
poses tills mi miner und an uch,
ho b (ready mode one official via
it.
Ity Sister Mary
Tne. vegetable and more vege
lahle.s!, Their vfianiln and mineral
content and Jack of proou-in make
them ideal for summer uieahu
While a balanced dh-l lwayn in
e-flentl;il. the energy 'producing
foodH (irA needed in leawr ratio
during the hot weather than dur
ing ih winter monthH. The old
phrae. ,Tool us a cucumlM;r' in
leAotiling in .that it admits tint
thte" vegetable contains no h-at
producing element. Kew vge
tahleA are of high caloric value
nnd when served without exti-a
materials nlid KtannfnKH have lit-
lie actual food value In terms of
protein, fat and'-csirhohydrate,
Eggplant iH a deliehum vegeta
ble. Jt niukffi an t-c.dlent hearty
dish If muffed with mt-iit or an
Inviting hreakfaM vegetable if
carefully Kiuted Inu butler.- Stiif- i
led eggplant combines c;loriH and '
mineral halts in a most iatisiar-i
tory fashion. '
One of the wcrMs of cooking
eggplant In the process of blanch- Cook until onion l a pale straw!
Ing. If Ihe vegetable is a but wll- rgior.- I'ut pepp-r into boiling wi
ty. let It stand In cold water for ter for five minutes. Dip into cold
an hour. Then dip In boiling water fiter and rub off thin outer iikiit.
and let stand five minutes. Drain
and plunge at once Into cold wa
ter, iset stand one minute and
drain. The eggplant Is now ready
to uw- In any way li s wanted.
. Combinations witht other veg
etables are good and offer an at
tractive way to tine up a little of
ithiM or that which han accumu
lated In the ice-ho.
Kggplant baked en rawwrole lR
an excellent hot luncheon dish to .
serve with sandwiches and Iced j-
tea or imiK or in u kwj. Tpr-iaijp
dish for a cold meat dinner.
I-Iggplam ltakeil en Casfterolci
Ont eggplant, 1 onion. 1 chp
corn cut irom cob, 1 green pepper,;
1 tablespoon minced parsley, 1 1-2 -nip
sifted tomatoes, 1 teaspoon -Kult.
2 tablespoons butter. 1-4 tea-i
spoon pfrppr. 4 tnbb-HpoonK but-1
tercel crumbs.
T'are eggplant and cut In slices
one inch thick. Illanch. Cut in ;
cubes, 'ook minutes in boilimi
Kilted water to cover, fh-aln. Melt
butter and add minced onion.
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A-c'eot Bsacty Caltwre
Even entif w; cv I miPTcnts
hiMeidn? her hair. .M.diamrlir-I rnifrTvn .
AiHtt fntmrhfcMl lionnn' hair -V td
Ihe ncleni!. Ci.nirti IunI lli
first permanent 'v ,v ,"Jl1"'112
Iter hair rnd niacins: it bi lween i:ni
ti..n4 Thi:e nP' is It!l Hi P:!
. . . . i nr iui'ii;v cuuurp v,en ti'
and pepper with esplant and mix. . . ,lloi- H.,Ir ln'ferH
! tt.HM-hiihn In cr.iiveniliiii.
I
ery y"
:t open and remove seeds and
w,hlie pith. Cut flesh In shred and
add to onion. I.se tunned or fresh
tomatoes rubbed through a etrain- (
er to remove seeds. Add to onion
wjell. Saon with sa!t and peiiper
and turn into a buttered . liking
dlwh..' Cover with buttered crumb
and hake,- 45 minutes in a moder
ate oyen. Serve from bnking di-sh, ,
Jk of Obstinacy '
prirt f flip viM-ahul:ir
M
V.'on't ii
m a nm-lr:-l mind. The wun't
penuin Is surlilutrii. mi1rr:iJic. jmd
m nuisance, lie W s nnrmw f
vUhm that no um; sees, rihi hut
hlnvelf. Mini I "p. In imp Iip Is
Caudy
Th. crew nf Stephen Pcc.atr's
vidn ;:-ednIfl. In l:l-t. wore
J u t r.If.irm coniiwi.ed of hliif ja
c-nfr. mid JilrjiTr hat.
Ktllttrs of tho-i dn.vs wli cireiine j
i-nvipited i'io giiw. "",v
llhl. I.tcniertd h:tilfl fiom ,
ur Krs Indie an a tmtrk of llitdr
rrflvcis. ,
Mortihu Sc-rlco
Opening Hymn "All Hall
Tower of Jenim Name,''
The I-ord'a Prayer.
Doxology.
Scripture J,essftn,
Vocal Folo.
I'rayer. It-v. T. P. Oraham.
Hymn "Kalth of Our Katlu-rs."
Ijernion. The Very llev. Phile
r-ion K Htnrgea Hr, IK l, liean Oi
i k. Paul'n Cathedral, Host on, MaftS.
Cloning prayer and benediction,
I't-n hturges,
t lonlng Hymn, "niert be The
Tie That Hindu." ;
Basket ' l.unch at noon, f off
and aug;ir ftimlKhen, r
J-.ach person itrings forks and
rpoomt. :
Afurnoon Service
Hvmn "My Kaith Looks I'p to
Thee." . , ,
Prayer,
Vocnl solo.
Violin Kdo, Mrs. K. I, Jnsper.
Memorial eitercieen for depart
ed memberM. . -
Vocal Bolo, Paul Knnutit.'
" Memorial 'Address, Hon. W. M.
Pierce. . .
Closing Hymn "Abldp with M."
Health Hint
Infant fduuihl he iveJheil even
tve'k during the first lit nudilho
Mtd every niher week dnrlny Ihe
fecund lx nmiiih of life. Keeping
intek ft (he weisttt during Ihe c
oi.d yfilr Is' nlxi HnKtr:,ni. Inn
nee a inruiih is MtliWenl, '
fmm'iratlon Rer!ction
T'nill IKjn tin law was p-tewd In
ponfritrKs which efiVcted llu limnl
Uinnf. An nt then ftdoptcd. Ihotth
HppljUiK to nil pfiNienifers, was In
realty, n hiw rejfiilntln- Immir.'i
Hon, hecnn.p ihpn nearly nil pa
delivers nere llittalf rnnf . "
A dash of sugar does not
make vegetables sweet
A little sugar develops the natural .
' A. vegetable flavors.
Announcement has been made that two -groups
of women cooking experts recently re-
discovered the old secret of using a dash of
sugar in the cooking of vegetables (prefer. .
ably cooked in little water). It should be made -clear
to everyone that the purpose of using
this small amount of sugar is not to make the
vegetables taste sweet. That is not the case
at all. As one of the women a nationally
known authority says, the sugar not-only in
creases the delicacy of flavor but it brings out
all the distinctive qualities of the vegetables. She adds that a
dash of sugar restores the freshness of flavor, in a large measure,
to vegetables that have become slightly wilted, and it helps to
hi,htn th, color of the vegetables.
No one would advise making vegetable foods taste sweet. This
Mellow Brewing
"that's the feature that appeals in
P""TN WEINHARD'S
Brew
proper use of sugar does not do that. The remarkable thing about
a little sugar is thai it develops the natural flavors of the foods
and that it blends and accentuates the other seasonings used. -.
Now that the skinny, scarecrow figure is unfashionable, women
will b more willing than ever to follow the dictates of medical
science and to encourage the members of their family to eat a
varied, balanced diet. Most unflavored foods are bland and un
palatable. A little sugar makes fresh and stewed fruits, cereals,
milk desserts, cooked vegetables and some meats delicious to
the taste Sugar is nature's perfect flavor. Good food proai4e
good health. The Sugar Institute. .
OK
NEW Fisher sxym-NEWW Horsepower Valve in-Head Enein
NEW Controlled Servo Mechanical Brakes "'NEW Steering Gear
NEW Road Shock Eliminator NEW Double Acting Shock Absorhers
NEW Non Glare Windshield '
America has taken this new Buick to Its heart. Millions
; hte thronged to see it . . . tens of thousands hac
already placed orders . . . olhcr thousands have re
quisled demonstrations ... all have found that in the
five major elements of motor car appeal beauty,
performance, comfort, sufmy, value this new Kuick
with Body by Fisher strides far ahead of any other car
in Ihe entire quality held.
New Fisher Styling
The new Buick Bodies by Fisher are longer, lower,
more luxurious. They reveal new Fisher styling
new beauty of line and appointment new colors
which hate won outspoken admiration. And they
introduce a host of new fearurts including the new
Fisher Non-Glare Windshield for safer night driving;
new and richer upholstery; and new uttings and
appointments of princely luxury.
Pacemaker of Performance
Moreover, Buick for 1930 reveals this same marked
supremacy this same increased leadership in fleet.
spirited behavior on the 'road. Its new and bigger
Vlve-in-Head engiae developing 99 horsepower
provides matchless new virilirv, pick-up, swiftness and
flexibility. A single drive will prove it the pactmaktr
ptrjormanct. And the same drive will disclose
marvelous new handling ease, comfort and safety, due
to a new and improved steering gear and new road
shock eliminator; new double-acting shock absorbers
which check both bound and rebound; tod new coo
trolled Servo enclosed mechanical brakes, the most
effective braking system on any car in the world.
See, Drive and Own This New Buick
Bear in mind, this new Buick with its many advance
ments is offered at new low prices in three new series
and three new wheclbases, with only one standard of
uuality throughout the finest in its field. Come tee
trie new Hunks and arrange to drive one. Among the
14 attractive body types is exactly the Buick for you.
The new engine In the 152- and 124-inch wheelbase series
develops 99 horsepower and the new engine in the t Ig-ioch
scries, bQ- horsepower.
Even f!ius w:m rm I mipTnt9 . very V-T. . . .. - I f
flrst Intnuhtwd lionnn Imir :v td I MwMg! - , , ,,'
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, Uvmra ' JT rPI I I I 1 icy, keep our prices on High Quality "Western Auto" tires -down 1
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NEW LOW PRICES
5 Patengrr Two-door Sdn, Moltl 40 S121VC0
4 Passcafrr Sport Kocutter, N!udil 44. . ,
3 Paamrr l-haeton, NTcJtl 4?
2 pMMtiter fiuinea Ccupe, h!c!(l 46. ,
4 Pa,Mnr.rr Special Coupe, MotM 4e.S. .
9 PuMiitet Fotir-oor Sedan, Model 47. ,
Th rlcea f. o. b. farturr.
I2-S.C0
IJT5.ro
i:.'s.ro
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124' whfi;lbasb
3 Pawenxer Four-door Sdan, Model 97
4 Paaartiger L'oupc, Model SS. , .-.......,
H2' whfildasu
7 Pacn(er Srdati, Model fO
7 Paikrngcr Limouatne, Model 60-1 , . . . .
) Paensr Four-d.xr Special Sedan, Model til
4 PaMrnger I)e Luae Coupa, Model 64-C . . . . .
) Patkt;er C oupe. Model 6S . ..-,
7 l'itngr Phaeton, Model 69. ......
M0S 00
laoS.OD
141.00
1991.00
1091.00
I621.U0
1671.00
1)21.00
.v u I .,ii, ..... I' . . t i t i i 1. ..l 1 1.
eha,Kea lj.r deUverr and Imanrm,. (., i,1B:t'tan b. arranged on the liberal C.MAC lime
Parment Plan. Cn.Kler the deln.red pent i .,11 , pril, comparing .utotnob.le valuea.
WH
Jennings Motor Co.
ADAMS AVE.
EN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE liUlLT. . ,
UUICK'VrilL. BUILD THEM
Wear-weD Western Giant Western Giant
CI7IT Baaftioei Slnndard 3rn Center-
SI.E. Klb-Trend Trartlon
lOfrOC-Mlla tS.il09-1lle 16.IHK-IHe
tiuaraaitee. tiuaeajtee tiunmnlre
29x4.4Q (4.40-2 1 ) ... $5.28 $ 5.96 ' $ 6.85
30x4.50 (4.50-21)... 6.10 6.95 7.95 (
29x4.75 (4.75-20) . . . 6.85 8.30 , 8.95
30x5.00 (5.00-20) ... 7.65 8.95 10.25
31x5.00 (5.00-21)... 7.85 9.35 10.65
30x5.25 (5.25-20) ... 8.80 - 10.25 11.80
31x5.25 (5.25-21)... 8.95 10.55 11.95
30x5.50 (fit 30x5.77) 10.45 12.65
32x6.00 (6.00.20)... 11.80 13.75 15.60
33x6.00 (6.00-21)... 11.95 "13.95 15.95
32x6.50 (fits 32x6.20) 17.80
33x6.75 (6.75-21) 21.25
SIZE
30x3 lz CI. Regular. .
30x3'2 CI. Oversize..
30x3'2 SS Oversize. .
31x4 SS Oversize. .
32x4 SS Oversize. .
33x4 SS Oversize . .
32x44 SS Oversize. .
33x4Vi SS Oversize. .
30x5 SS Oversize. .
33x5 SS Oversize. .
Wear-well
Cora
ia.se. mii,
$4.65
. 4.95
7.95
8.25
8.95
Western Giant
Vmr Tih
le.ooo-Miui
tluferxut
i 5.35
5.85
6.95
9.25
9.85
10.45
13.65
13.95
19.45
Western Giant
K.Ira It.tTT
$ 8.90
13.85
Una vananriflA
OUR OFFER of-
a
with each purchase of-
ZVzstanGuntBalloom
Two wet-Hs ago xto mailo our ttrtit FREE Tire
i. over offer. So enucrlv did car owners re
hpoihI that we are matting the same offer thi
wwk . . en cover FREE with each puxehaae
o( two Wtstern Giant Balloons ... 1
Ri-memh.r. tliese cover fire made of the well
known Taunton Twill, lieavily backed and
tert.i-oor.-d. The Hack gl&aed finish ia orti icheii
ii y entbomed. ribbed squiu-oo. There are no
aimpa or buttons . . . Jusfsllp the cover over
!,"!"? nni the strons elastic inner seam holdn
t t Bht nnd snug. Upon each cover, attrac
''" lettered, nr the words. "Western Giant
I u m. Thit offer ia for a limitej period only.
17.90
18.75
21.85
23.65
A.k for
low prices
on aires
not shown
THIS LIBERAL
GUARANTEE
Meant Satisfaction for Yoa
tit.. ow liberal Minimum Mil(ir
Ouflrftnf, irvrr "Wfiifffl Auto" ttr
la xuaratitrl to glv ioiute Mtn
fm-Usii fr the life of th tlr. Thu It
opiteM by prompt, wmlUnr rvic Rt
kit our store, nnrt be our popular
Cuatonier In Aluayt KlgUt Poltcx.
More Mian 150 Stores in tbef
festernAiito
LA CR.lM)E,0RK.
IHlJ-i Adams Ave.
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rftfat ravlrMnrurn
UltMUnrTit. (JH4T-
aVttcM XiO rmtictv
30x3'2
-$298
29x4.40
$478