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' Wednesday, DeceliilWt' 18,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE.' ORE.
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Society
Engagement Of
Carolyn Rosenthal
Announced Today
.Minn I'miny Senium r today nn
imtinrra t eniniKeinpnt or lipr
lilepp. .. Mltw i j I, Hosi'iillml.
. formi-lis" of Spokane, Wanll., illl.l
rt-PAitly or I .u llruiulf, io Allyn
Hjivnil Wexcl or San KiUiifim-6,
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MIhm IloHPiiilml Ik the anuirhtxr
if the lute Mr. and Mm. Leopold
Itosonlhnl. of Spokane.- anil the
i;rnnil(lauihti r of tin- lain Mr. anil
.Mrs. Aaron Summer., ivill-knoivn
ploneein of l.a (Ir p.
SO Couples Enjoy
B. P. 0.Elks Dance
Tlio last Hlk'n dunee of I lie ypar.
and nlno Hip hint onn uuilpr the
lirlMint pomniiupp. was enjoyed
taut evening at the Klk templo by
"nlioiit. Sil eoupleK. Cay ilpporatioim
weri", In theme or Christinas anil
Yulclldp. A turkey was Riven nway
lilliim the pvpnliiK. Mimlp wan ftlr
IdHlicd hy thp Star Novelly orelipa
Ira, punch wan Hprved.
i A-. hpiIpk. or three ti'fll-llltehilPil
danpi'H have licen arraiiKl'ii liytho
. rollowfiiK pomiuiltec who consider
llml ihp daiippH have hepn huppphs-v
fill," and that they havp ehjoycil
liri'imrlnt; for theni': Jack KpitIm,
chairman; It. V. t'opney, heater
lihiniwell. Williani lliiinhan.. and
'. "J I llhert A nder.son. A committee for
'f'lipt yoar wilt hp appointed.
in tHi waar
itora No. n La Grande) Ore.
FANCY
Umbrellas
$3.98 -$4.98
Fancy silk covered IG-Hb
.frames.- Novelty ; and
standard shapes 'make an
'Ideal Christmas gift.
When Entertaining
Holiday Visitors
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jDlnnfer Feature Of
I Social Gathering
I : Abollt 9L0. members Of .the U S.
of . of !.. and H." ami their
children enjoyed a delicious din
ner lust evening In the K. 1. hull
served by t Ho losing side In the
ntlendnnt-c. contest honoring tin
winners. Slender, lighted tupers,(
centered tlio table .which wiih ar
ranged in Christmas decoration.
Installation of officers look
place In the lodge session follow
lug file dinner. Mrn. Nell Charlton,
outer guard, and .Mid. I'M it h Situ
inons, inner g.iard, resigned their
portions. Mrs. Itiith J.nrscn and
Mrn. .Mildred Courtney wi'rn elec
ted lo fill the vacancy, and were
also installed,
t A Christmas tree with gifts for
tho winners, was oil Joyed at I ho
clnseor the lodge meeting.
Wistaria Bridge
Club Entertained
j Members of the Wistaria Bridge
I club wore guests Inst evening or
j.Mr.-und Mrs. Ilonry Kwln at their.
; hotmy Tlirep tables of bridge wore;
ienjoyedj Mr. and Mrs. VVc. Hops
I pel 'winning honors for hili' score-
. A delicious two-eourne innelieiin
I wuh served ddrlng the ovenlnR.
! DocoiittfoiiH -ere in iin' attract iv:
ChriHliiiiis themo. '
; The' next meeting of the club
! Will he with Mr. and .Mrs.i It. lA.'
' l-'uriium; Jan. 7. .
Miss Bram well Is ; ;
: Honored at Party
M t'H. Jack II in 1 1 ami Mih.
Ueoixe . I.ynuin were - Jn.steHMfs
Monday evenln(f nt .Mr. Lyninn'n
liotne. honoring MIhh ituth llram
well. whose wedding- will ho an
event of .January 4. witli u do-'
lltfhtrul handkerchief Hhower.
Gifts -for tue honor kuosI were
arranged on a ('hrlsutias tree and
the dainty luncheon was cleverly
concealed in boxes underneath the
tree." Jolly KiioHMinj? nnd active
games were enjoyed d.iring the
evening.
Birthday Party-
Event of Tuesday
. A jolly .lilrihday party lionorlntr
.Dallas "ooper's seventh anal ver
sa iy was given yesterday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ltewey Cooper on Kltlor street.
A dainty four-eourso luncheon "was
served, during the- afternpon,
(Innies Were." phiyed. and gVls
pnsenled to Dallas.
Those present . were: Kuorl
j.Ktrlhghum, l.ols Whealy, J.avone
; Watsen. iternard Burnett, Junior
I Mean, Hick Miller, harry Illy.
. Bring your holiday visit
ors to the Sacnjaweii for
lunch or dinner during their
stay a charming way to
contribute to their enter
tainment. They'll enjoy seeing this
unusual hotel in this pro
gressive city; they'll be
pleased with its atmosphere
and - surroundings nnd
they'll appreciate its excel
lent menus and expert service.
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At Eagles Hall
' About loft pcrr-nns enjoyed the
: politick supper given hy members
'of the I.. A. of H. of It. T. last
evening nt the Kagle hall, with
their husbands and families as
guests. The long dlitner tnb"s
wele - attractively nrruiigert with
small decorated Christinas trees,
land , large baskets arranged with
. polriseltlas and filled with red
j fruit. I 'aco favors were nf
) (Mirlstinas bells and holly wreaths.
'The dinner committee, In charge
of Mrs. Stella lehn)'. coijslsled of:
jMi-H. Milrlha I'nx, Mrs. Margaret
j AriKlt, M rs. Laura Kenneily.
j Ah entertaining program 111 the
j iodge hall followed the dinner,
j Doris Warner sang, "I'alnttng the
Clouds with Sunshine,' accom
f panied by l,ela Warner, nnd rs
ponded to an encore; "A Visit
froiti Kt; Nicholas," was presented
by May Waldroff. A baritone and
trumpet dinit was played by -Jack
and George Denny. They uUn
played an erteore. "Hllent N'lght,"
I was sung by Miss DurlH WarneK
j A clever two-act play, "That
i Troublesome Christ mas I'reftent,"
was produced hy tho following
characters: Mr. Price, man of the
libUKc. .Mrs. Illanch MeGlioan: Mrs.
j Amelia Price, his wife. Ada I'ld
j cock; Nancy Price. 1 7-year-old
j dnlgluer, Vernu Mason: -Charles
I I 'rice, 1 1t-yonr-ofd . son, Glndys
Waldroff: Alarta, fily Ik ; timid, An
na Warner; life long friend of
Mrs. Price, Mlnhlo lluhbilrfl'KUx
jdheth Clay: Mrs.' Grace Adskln
j was In chnrgo of the- pi'ogruht
j committee with ' the following as
Jjsisting. her: Mrs. Mllxabeth Clay.
Mrs. ; Ada ' Pldcock.. ' Mrs. Anna
Warner, and llluncllo McGhenu.
Kollowing the play Aim. HussCll
Davy, chahnian and Kvelyn Jen,
j nings and Kthel' Wnllz.distrlbuted
candy and nuts to the 1 almost 50
f child ren present as part, of Hie
:! Christmas tree for tho Children,
j Mrs. Hax.ol Couglienower, past
president. Installed tho new offi-
cers at .tlio close of the program.
.vtrs. Aoa I'tacocK, retiring presi
dent, was presented with a gift in
appreciation nf her work for the
organization during tho year.
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Christmas Party ;
At Scott Home
Members of the 1a Petite
Kridge club enjoyed a Cliristmns
party last night at, the home of f
Mr. and. Mrs. Waymah Scott, ex
clmnging gifts during the evening.
A feaiure of the urfair was a sur
prise handkerchief shower, foi tho
hostess, In honor of her birthday
anniversary, .in, addUJon, ic birth
day cake avOs reyoaled,; ill one of
the surprise -packages, I'
The homo was decorated In a
Christmas motif, centered around
inn Illuminated troiv .l'lnwos-woru
:Mr. and All's. T., W. Iluck'inan
won high and 'consolation prlsteis
went to Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Skiff.
Following brltlgo a dainty two
course eltincheou was served.
Unique Party At
j Miss Hiatt's Home
, unique parly was enjoyed Mon
day evening by 30 members of the
Gleanor Glrlft of the U 1). S.
chulch W'lu-n a Christmas party
took place at the home of . Miss
Barbara I j lull. Half of the girls
j dressed as boys and escorted tho
girls to' the party.
Jolly games were playod. and
tirix.es were awarded to the win-
' ners. A Christmas tree attraetivelv
; arranged was Hie decoration for '
the evening, when presents were I
exchanged. A haskot supper wan
served, with Mrs. CIlfHm Baxter
winning an award for the prettiest
t basket.
Seagull Class In
Enjoyable Meeting
Misses I.oulse Marie Williams
and Ila Mae Andrew were hostess
to the Seagull class of the Kirsi
Ward 1). S. -primary Saturday
i afternoon at (ho home of Mr, and
! Mrs. tl. It. Williams. '
Miss Anno JMatt, who has been
III for several months, was the
'honor guest Tor the aflornoon and
a lovely handkerchief shower
complimented hor for her recov
ery. I lain I y ca k es. pa rt of the t wo -
course luncheon, bore a Seagull,
the symbol of tho class. Members
;of the group who were guests ure:
Mamie HoIUmi, Nacella Sainuel
son. Kalharlne Betts, Kva Hlanch
ard. Jnne Mcltrlde. Krincl Mates,
Ituth IMMelirant, Viva Hull, and j
Anna Hlatt. Mrs. Henry Mnxfield. I
teacher of tho class, Mrs. Kllen
Stoddard stake president of the j
primary, nnd Mrs. Kmlly Hialt, !
president or the ward primary, at-!
tended. ,. , 1
Mrs. Jesse Stiles , j
Hostess to Club I
Mrs. J.se Stiles '. was hostess !
last evening at a dtdlghtful meet- :
ing of the A. O. T. Bridge eliib ;
with two tnblos nt play. Seasonal
docoratlons were in a Christmas :
motif. j
Honor for high tally were won !
by Mrs. W. I). McDonald, and con-
sol;i lion was presented to Mrs.
Carl Ilouhan. Pollowlng bridge aj
delicious luneheon was served. j
The club will meet again with
Mrs. Chris Wright. Jan. 7.
Announcements
The Klvcrla Pnrent-Teacher fla- j
sorlatlon will meet Thursday, Dec. i
1 9 at 7:30 in Ihe Lane Chnpl. ;
Tim meeting date wui changed to!
Thursday evening, as some of tho
teucheni arrf leuvtfig Krlday on j
thejr holiday vacations. The Koi ;
M. O. Tennyson, of tho Kplscopu
church. Will give a talk on th
TfitplH-H- Th-lroiffr.i Hfer-Cttfr oft
(he Spiritual I.lfn of tho Nation." '
Bridge 1,000 Feet in
lite Unyul Corg( in Golorado Is to he spanned bv u . suttpenslou
bridge. "Abovo Is liri artistV ciimeptlon of how the h ridge will
appear. At lower right is shown the depth of the gorge where the'
span will be swung; George H, Cole tinsel) tf Houston, Tex., is
the designer and; contractor.
All members are urged to attend.'
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ltlo Grand club Is sponsoring a
dance at the Odd Follows hall. Ho-
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the evening. Odd 1'Yllows. Uebeli
ahs and their friends are invited
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rysiai iteneKan louge xo. no
will hold an initiation this eve-!
ning at the 1,. O. O. I' hall at 7:30
o'clock. - li'e fresh n(ents will lie
served. All members are ' urged to
attend.
I'hn iiim'tlnir nl' tli IVirri'i of
Honor Protective' society which j lesion has spread !o other struo-ied oti the service plate. Themi nut j hjnP,i Wlth highly flavored foods
would regularly 'meet Dec. -Hi lias j lures, the likelihood of a cure Is be eaten with u srimll fork Ka and mode suvuiy with eiireriil sen
boon postponed until the first 1 great ly lessened and often hopeless. Win bo made a bit larefr than tlio Konhtijt.
Week ,of. January, when it w:lll, 'bo -Various writers on this subject filter varloty. I ,on(f. slow cooking is 'Imperative
at .the jmino ' of Mrs. Charies Willi- f hiive i shown that - degeneraUvo, Tim foundation Is always thin . to soften the tough fiber and make
for a ' hiisimss meeting f6.ibwtfd,''ehaiVgoi 'In thc henvt ifiui kidneys sliws of .Ijimd tOastf"!,, of, , nan totl lf.ni p,H,itii bio; Vvheu m-rvwt to1
hy cards.
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Tho Neighborhood Art club will
luee't Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Mrs.' JO. P. Mussina ri
for the study of the subject,
"itomuncsquo Architecture.' Mrs.
Merlin Hal Icy1 will discuss the topi
Ic, "Development of Christianity,
from Const untlne to Gregory the
Great.' Mrs. C. K. Anderson will
talk on the subject, "The Decline
of Art.'.' Slide pictures of the ar
chitecture from the Egyptian per
iod . to the Hanianesitio will lift
shown- by Mrs. Mossnmn, showing
development and growth.
The G. 1. A. will meet tomorrow
In regular session at 2 o'clock In
the K. P. hall. There will be in
stallation of officers. All members
are urged :to attend.
Health Talks
im mi: ok riiTY
B) U. CuMiouii Stirling. M. !..
U'ashlngtou, II. C.
Tlie general pracili toner couH-s
in contact With all types of disease
and finds one of the commonest to
lie prostatic disorders in men past
fifty years of age. This disease
occurs in Half .uT the men reaching
this age and comes on so Insidious
ly that it. has often caused sorbins
damage to the heart ami kidneys
before Im proence Is delected.
Doctors are all familiar In a gen
eral way with the symptoms of
this condition, as we are coming In
dally contact with these unfortun
ate Individuals seeking modicul re-
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Diwrlinlnatlng '
I,n Grande,
PoopIO t'llfKIHt!
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Shop iH one or the numt pop
tllnr eatlnv plnn-H In all Tort
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Broadwny and Salmon j
Park and Salmon
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Gio. f. Kiim, Ij. M. Vlen-c,
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in the state that does not. furnish
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, Knargcmeht of the prostato
K,nm, M one iMbe senile changes
I ""''dent to old age m the male and
inallgitatii; growths of the prostate I tremoly rartlial occasions, canapes, p,oHpiiartis In worth-while iiusiiti
nlake up no small number of tho can be served lh tho living roolnj ttl(1 Hath hhesn mineral constltu
t approximately one hundred thOu-iiif
nind people who die. In thiH coun-'
try each year from, cancer. -The
only Imm'c of " cure In tlilA group
I is early recognition and treatment,
j Often benign enlargement and can
cer coexist so that a careful esam
( Inatlon Is necessary 'to recognlo
i hntli lt-MlnllH. - Onee- the enncerOllH
have been found present In half of
(he cases oomlng to operation.
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rpiint; frnnt proD.ntl.t enlarnempnt
in poinplte pure lit a larire niajoi1'
Uy Of MM1: t'nittliletp fPHfrntlnn
of thp norma L power l jiaiially pf -
i ipcIpiI vUh a iniirl:ed KPnpral Im-
prnvpinem of health. 'tills Is
lironrht .'abbilt hy pllmlnal Inv the savory butler. The hnttpr is
loxlr protlurtH w hl.il nr.' Inrnipd cirriilped Hll.1 tlllxPd with an clllal
as ii reiiiilt of the dlsimspil IMilneys umoiint or any hluhly spasoni d '
i nil lieai't. (iiiln li-Kradp.iirpinla ! wn oi y suph as amiiovy. sai'illni's,
iitidprmllieli the heitilH and hiinKs'Prah' inent, Phprvll. hlnatpr, her-
illiont u loWPied reslstniipp). Tho
rriliv in pel i-fri it
very strHMiiK and frinfiilly pauses
the pnllnnta In say Ihey feel lietter
than they have Ih many years. On. -
t seen a Kiadual repesslon or eertaln
physlnlOKlpal proppsses. iiiln Is an
Inlponant c.vel In the life or a ,
male as well as tll' reinah'. so llnw '
one Hlionld ronault with his fuiully i
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1 pilj OH lllll .1.1111 lllltll lHU II .111111 miis ii i
'filWl i.i.il. Illlil rt till I'jlnii I mill.. I Inn .
lit least spilil-aninially. In this
ivav, an parly or ' Incipient lllseasp
of the prostate, may ho doteeled.
li' it man has railed to. have a.le-
i (liuite examinations and rlhds'ihnll
I. ho has symptoms of this sui t or i
troilhle, early surBery.inay 8II1I he
of (treat benerlt In prostatlo' ean-'
per. If i th eomllllmi i recoirnlafil
liunire Ihe miillHaitiir'y lias spread!
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thus of prostoUle sitrKPry tho nior-
.tallty was hlKh, hut at lha present
time tile . denth. rale Is eomparable
til line. nlliBe ......I...- Mil rirtpn I nr..
pediire.' so Unit one' neod not i'ear
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HiA do not willt, for
un tfiieration to lie necessary. Have
''fthe rfKiilur lutuftlr audits that make
most operations unneceiry..
'MENUS
y The hostess who prides herself
on the "shtarlnesH" hf her enter-
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me uneuiiig jpwiuru ui iiiiiiTm'uu wi
luncheon or
i illliiier
provide
Just the right
touch.
The literal meaning of "canape'
i Is Hofii, hht the culinary lrttorpr
"i tatlon linnlleH a small pleco of
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, ivllnl - n illl il run vuin
are
Mcrvcd
These little itppvtiaors iuuhi "
! highly seasoned lh order to whet
j. the i appetite ami httt-ne.t.voly col-
- onui to intriguu ine eye. on u-
drawing room. Those at-e finger
roods ana great, care, must w.
tnkeil In their making :' that they
are mit greasy or oiherwlse jllffl
cult to. eat. ' ' . . 1 I
Perhaps a nibrO jiraetlcal. and!
satlHfaolory.'.wity of serving , Is to J
place each chnnpe on a dolly on at
Slllllll Plato, Wllicll 111 ttll'h IS pllie-
ila htllter. I lie bread can no cm
hi fancy shapes Or strips and tho
snvorV niiiy bo hot or fold. No
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otiopn. threp tlihiKf. .trp ptwcntial '
J inallnpKs In bIkp, ncntiii'fls nn.l
' dnlntliiPHH In iipppaiiiiipp, and ih-
jldpil plauanpy In flavor.
; 'liio linppt form of eaimpe Is
itiadp hy BprPndlnK the toast with
rlnij. hbrsPradlsll. liiepsp. inayoli-1
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! with poinhlnutlons or inuteiials.
! Hleed vkk yolk hard rooked ).
HiIiippiI parsley and ollvps. pliuen-
i" ami Biepn -pepper and pipnius
.r ereaiii ehiiesiv iniike erreetlve
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J'"or the luillilay season n canape
pill III tlin ulinnit nf n ulup n hell
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! would ha atlra. tlve. Itlepil. hard-,
liollpd pbb while eonlil he jseil In
'! plaeo or Ihe yolk ir a pnrtleular
I'Mor siiiemf were wanted.
Cooks Vho have a dlsprllnlnat-,
U'K Insto nnd an "eye for eolor'
will linn in tie n pleasure in inp
prpparntlon of these liny open
!nndwlrhpH. ; r '
Anchovy and Olive fniiupe
: Toii.ii ihtn siippr or- whitp
Hronn lirp.nl put In any preferred !
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mover with tllln S1IPPS Of Olives
! muffed with pimento,
Gnrnlsh
win a narrow noraer or minceu
' litn'd-eooktd eirif white.
nuidcooiua egg wnue.
u in, ii,u h.ii..n 'i tin i ii ..i..,,
illi'ierence- exists In- the nutritive j
value art. proteins from different
Bourses, leg nines ho longer are eon-
! sldored an adequate subsiltute for
; fueut, Tile protein found In dried
j beans, peas and lentils Is known
as an invumi'iiui- (n un-m nu n
Iti lacking lit those substances nec
essary for growth and health. So
when legumes lire wanted fur a
I meal. HUbstltutei they should be
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prepared w!:h other protein food,
Htich as eggs, cheese; and uillk,
known to be rich In "coiupleU'"
proteins,
These, aim Hues nro mentioned
nilf .m, ti. t.,t,,n,, nr lifD...ini..
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to give itu1;hefs n eleai-er kmtwl-
t.dge of the actual value of legumes
VJrt lUf (Uot , . ,
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- uonttnt, leKuines furnish iron and
ontH ur(, of meat imnorlauee for
body growth ami repair.
PenH anil beans also contain -t.
much starch and care must bo tuk
eh hi planning meats that other
foods rich In stnr'oh ore not. lrtclud
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Hlnco WgmlijElH are mild In. flh' vom
I thov firt mhi'n mtlua iv.lno- ll1 i-nm,
amall children, they should be
I rubbed through a sieve (o remove
course outer covering which' is,
be delivered at once free of
charge.
errors m service.
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tan be used In place of potatoes
" any suircny vegeianie in a meai
In whlMi (ho ideal course Is llghr.
Ono and on'e-lialf bups dried
peas. 4 cups- cold water, 4 thin
slice:) bacon, t-3 leaspoun sugar. I
teaspoon salt, J-S teaspoon pepper
1 ncedlum slued onion. . ,
Pick over and thorouglily wash
peas. Soak over night or several
hours in culd water. to more than
cover. Drain and put into- kettlo .
with fresh cohl waten Hrlilg to
the Ixdtlng point and let simmer
Until soft. Stir dcdafllonully to pro
vem stinking. When tender, rub
through rlcer. Season .with salt,
pepper and sugar, adding n little '
hot milk, to make the consistency
of ituilK'tl potatoes. I'llc llghtiy
ui rub. through the rleer Into a hot.
serving dish. ut bacon in tliv
pieces nnd cook III frying pail over' ,
it slow fire to tiy out fat. Add-'On-i -'
Ion finely minced and continue, to ,
cook until bacon is crisp nnd nit-'
Ion tender. Pour bacon fat with,
bacon and onion over pons. Servo
v-ory ho.
Sewing Shop
Oiienlnn . Kiit,il)ec. 21;:' with'
eomnletn ' iiiiiliment for all;
killdn of Kenenil' newillK. Altid.
n lino or nifty nllk flreiwoH. Itee
ulai' $10.00 ilrpHsi'H $11.00.
Ileum street next tu Lllveh
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