La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' Friday, January 31, 10,10 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE', : LA GRANDE, ORE. ICaiBBIBBIIISa Abe Martin tA GRANDE STORE (luoorjxjrmtrd) An Indepeadeot wapicr t'KANK II. .li'l,1-;HV , ...Kdlmr mill l-nhli-dier U A UV i: V K. M ATTIIKWN Muslim MiinitKr I'lihllhlMil evening, i-x'vi1 Sunday, lit lllii A ! m iiij Aveuu. t Hnmde, (lit'K..n. Tin iMijn'riiT-Hiir .nhllhed every l-'ndiiy. Cnlcird Ht Hit' rtiflnfflic til l.tt t'limde, iifeji .Sti.nlil flaws .Mail Mulur under net nl .Mnn-li 2. 170. oi'i-'li'lAh r.i'i;ii OF I'N'KIN' cni STV AND THK 1'ITV OK lA ( i 1 1 A N I K "' MK.MHKK Ol'' ASHiM'IATKH I'KKHN The ANnnelMed VYenw In exclusively entitled li ue for pnhllon lloti of nil hew ihxiMil cIm-h er.dlb-d lo ll r ii'l nlhei w Ir-e rr-i1 ! If puliHhed herein. AM Huhi ir ivuuhllonti 1 speehil di.- ftnli'hi-H in Ihlw pn r, ami n.o tin' local iu herein ul.-'u an reserved, .Vntinlml AdvertUltur rtepreFeiitnUvo r. .i(i(!i:nsi:n r.( m,-. Sim Kriinrfco, lo Aimvl., Scuttle, i'm-llnnd. fhli-iiiso, Ihdroil,, New York Nrissrmrnov iiatkh ll rnrrler ( Dully, per month In iKlvnnci 7T lailv, six nioniliM in tulwiiico - Jl.'ii- , iKilly. Hlnult copy llj llllll !nlly, per mini I It In advance '"c I hilly, iht fix month In advanco '... Ittiliy. per year In iidvunre , f'l.t'a Wui'Uy, Observer-Sinr, iti't year JJ.im AlVKi:TlNINJ ItATKS llH)lay. foreign, per column Inch , - Itphiv, Im-ul, pel- rolunut iiu'h I"": Time mnllael price nit a pleil 1 h 'II. 1 i;fl.VSI III WITH l!Ol Ami It came lo pass In those days, that .Ii'nus went 1 1 1 Into u mountain lit pruyj mil con tinued till nlidtt tit piiiyer I.. (toil. l.uko Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. RIGHT NOW YOU MAY HAVE SPRING "THINGS" THAT ARE BRAND NEW AND AUTHENTIC A host of compliments marks the economic confoitmee this yearns the host ever. The attendance was excellent and the roffrain more specifically constructive than in any previous year. ' Those responsible for its success deserve much commendation. Although the real purpose of the present London confer enco is to reach some agreement on competitive cruiser building, the attention given the subject of battleships is not wasted. If battleships could be scrapped for all time, we Would save some forty-two million dollars year in this country on operation alone. And then when these battleships are ditched for good we eliminate the necessity of building: now ones at some future time nt a cost of a hundred mil lion or more each. Lot everybody agree to grot rid of the battleship and then consider the cruiser. MaylH? some day they'll pvt down to ivw boats and no adnwral would want to fight a war with such equipment. "Wliy. if im ili-npitiMl n Hii'itril rftfitrt'lU' In lii'i't' .tmi'il Intra up Iiiltkt'nt IIm Smith Itmtltws," .-jilfl I li-c Mm-slial Os 1-iinli. In ilm ln' I :liiMr sntall lo iiimT ltl. In lit tr jltiii. lrx. I.o'jhnni 'nmri'- rnuiuitv iiillMoimliv mt4i l tfolilii' lirr nti ln'-'.t iia riKy In ninimali us n whlKy wmvlmiiM mtirhiniin. Nii-hols, Tvturniiifr tionie Kumlay. (irniKe Wilson Is Itiuillntr wtw ilust to Uio Five Voiitt Hlnttoll whi te he l helping .M r. Weintor p'.ll up tee. tiny Tliornhrti nnl l-Vatik San Cm il inn a liuslness trip t I. a Crattile Tne.mlay. .M Ins Man in illfinlsseil Iter up per Knute pupils Iwo innvninK's so they I'nillil listen to the reprfNell- tatlvn of llio Arnmmout oonfor i'ih'v over Uio raiUo. Tito pi-OKrnm rauie In lmnl and clear anil cotit.l he easily tnulerntooil. MENUS . Charles A. bindlwrgh discusses air transport in the current issue of the Saturday Kveninp; Post, saying' that people should not think of air accidents when traveling- by passenger plane any more than they think of the loss of fishing: boats when they start across the Atlantic on the leviathan. Maybe so, but the Colonel forgvts that only the experienced ocean traveler boards a big: liner with safety taken as a matter of course. People who have never been on a big ooTifaiid a big body of water imagine all kinds of possible disastei-s. And there are still to be found i4ew retiring: souls who have never ridden in an automobile nor on a train ami who are quite frank in their Tear of them. Air transport is growing and will continue to grow rapidly, but the increase comes only after those who have never "been, up conquer natural fear with an initial flig;ht. ' - lUUDGKS Many civilizations, leaving behind bridges as lasting mem orials, have gone down in history as bridge-builders. When the story of the pivsent generation is written it may also claim the 'title. . Koman bridges wore celebrated, even though many of their arched structures were aqueducts which would have fallen into ruins centuries agx had they been subjected to the pounding of traffic above and the rush of waters below. The spans of Venice and Paris, of the Incas ami of Kashmir, have played their parts in art ami literature as well as in trans portation, world conquest and war. Great has been the influence of bridges. The hvidgeless Severn may have decided the fate of Kngland in the days of Margaret of Anjou. What would have been the lot of Rich mond in the Civil War had (icneral McClellan found ampler crossings over the Clucfcahominy ? At least one historian attributes the importance of London to the early construction of a bridge there. America is the greatest of bridge-building 'nations, and this is the greatest bridge-building age in America. Under the impulse of glowing highway traffic there has come a new era of hridgv construction. Uiggvr and better spans are being dedicated almost every day. Within the last five years mMuunontal bridges have spanned rivers ami bays and have linked the United States with Canaoa and the main land with outlyirtg islands. Against the modern American bridge cannot be brought the charge that it is for utility only. In a day's motor trip in almost any section of the country the tourist will be thrilled by one or more beautiful and imposing stone or concrete arches in alhuing settings. Ily SKti'r MiU-y i AVhon sirlrt roonomy must !( pritrtieeil in plnnnliiK mrflls, ihte-1 truits will to found "an evT pres ent help." i Kaisinw arc an rxoellent sourvo nf natural sunup, their swcotiiMs ileereasiutf the amount of PURitr; usim lly railed I'm In a roeipf. 1 They a.ld inin-h to tin- diet In nth- . or way-, Inenainur tlto pnlatiihil- ; tty of ninny plain OiNh- and fnr- : nifdiini? iron to a hlitlt do-rco. , Their ealorte valuo heln? almost , tilo i-alorie-i pir ounce Is Im portant. Try addlfiK n fiw raisins to HanOmrv steak, chp the raifln finely and Work ell with Iho mi at. Tile flavor of tlto dish is vastly Improved. AlthotiRh th" protein content of ralstns is inth'h low or than thai of het f. iht ir iron eout out compares favorably Bit! they are Inexpensive and hifrlily" ttutrttioiiK. liatslns added lo the saueo sorv e.l with hot boiled beets add nour ishment. The small si-odh'ss rai sins are delicious in either a lem on or or ttio sanro. SViMhvS rai.tins .sprinkled over a slleo of ham while bakini; Hdd mtich to tin ntvat. Any boiled mit stirh as tomruo, stuffed honvi or livri r mnito tnoro nppetixini? if "Served with a raisin sauee. Many plain puddincs sain popu l.nity if served with a raisin sjtueo. ltntsln satiti1 Tor Mculs Two t:bl05pomis butter. 1 l-i ti'.blepoolts flour, I -i flip seeded raisins, I tablespoon lemon juice. 1 cup stock or water. 1-1' teaspoon ( salt, l-o teaspoon pi11rik;i. 1-4 ti-O- , spoon nut ineir. , Melt bnttor. stir In flour anil ' a. Id raisins, Winn thoroushlv idt'iidetl, stir' in Imhoii juice and iiIit. Season with salt, p.tprik i . and nutmeg and cook until thick, :iiiil smooth, s'.frrltnr constantly. Serve hot in a sauce boat or pour alou.d In. at. i Kaidit S;itl-o for lUihllmrs uno cup raisins. I cups botl iuC watr. cup sii(:ir, 2 taide -poops flour. latdespoon butter, 2 tal'l.-spo.'Us len;on juice. 1-2 toa spoon cinnamon, 1 Sl id and chop raisjus. Simmer in the boiUnif water for ten in in- ' ul-. Adil fam.ir and flour nttxi'd itn'l siiiv-d. Add buitt r and brOic tr- tho boiHne point, stlrrlm: con stantly. o.k ftnttl thick. IN'- i moM- ftion fnv nnd stir in cinna-, mon and It'innn Juice. SerV" watm. I.iuhiuottht I'tiHit iVniKht NKW YlMtK. Jan. SI IAD i i .inht w eights h-d,t jiw.iy in Madt- j n S'iUfr t,I,nl-n tonight as Al, il t i m i iw i h in mrtv wi mim 1 1 n mi STRIKING NEW SPPRIXG FROCKS $25 The modified silhouette is approved by Dame Fashion as correct for Spring. Here you will find a new and varied version of the silhouette in jpy prints, flat chiffons, plain and figured H'eorgreltes all with that un defineahle style appeal of a new mode, typical of frocks from Falk's. OTHER SPRING FROCKS PRICED $8.75 to $49.50 LUSTEROUS CORTICELLI SILK PRINTS $0.50 Full 40 Inches Wide is i Offered i on At BEAVTIIT'L new figured patterns shown for the first time today! You'll adore the un usual coloring's and patterns that fairly speak of a new season. Plan to do your spring sewing now since the styles are definitely decided. COTTON PRINTS ARE NEW AND VARIED Pique-Waffle Cloth . 49c yd. Sparkling new fabrics and patterns of materials that are the choice of leading designers for the spring season guar anteed color fast. j Belmont Percales 19c yd. 36 inches wide this popular fabric will meet the most exacting need of a wash fabric in pattern as well as quality and suaranteed color fast. FREE FACIALS J2 ET the Colonial Dames Specialist from Hollywood give you new and instructive BEAUTY, HINTS She will analyze your complexion and prescribe for its particular care. Let her recommend the shade of rouye and powder most becoming to your type. Sbe will give you complimentary facial, using tlie marvelous , COLONIAL, ItAMKS BKAKTV, AIDS. ' Let lierhow youiiow tltese unuBtial atmondoil preparations u-iti aJJ to your allracliveneu almost like manic! They are the favorite of Hollywood.. YOU will he eurjriM:u an4 delighted.. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT FOR A FREE FACIAL AT ONCE. DO NOT DELAY. PHONE MAIN 5 im .; : IS J 6 New SPRING Pictorial Review Patterns Are Now in. Pictorial Review printed patterns are so easy to sew with all numbered and explained so that sewing is made simple for the home dress-maker. Seven Smart New Styles in ENNA JE1TICK SHOES Have Just Arrived b to!J tholvou have onexipeam'c foot" iii , This jaunty strap style with dainty instep buckle and ( cubnn heel is featured in patent leather, $f I black and brown kid at O IBIIIBIiEIISIBIBIBIl IBBBI Mk" on ritcir'l St;ir.ilrtMs of rv.il In tvn h'Nml it. SEYEX ATTRM) SCHOOL WITH It KM. -USD Eli ILL (Olw rvi r t 'orr-'NpttniliTit l IMI.OAKI Or.v iSi.-M.U -Hhoot Pirct Mon-tiy nonilne Hh only 'ti pt'N prv-nl. Mary NHIK Thomhrw, Stow til VVimr, (Si-niW Mnurl. Ovi.a illn. foMr, I.nri1 an.l I Cup-Mi 1tlnm. How -ml t'-l H.tMl t lUlIM-r. H.nolii nn-l ThiMinn Mn ncn1 ;il'j"itii on nt-roint of lit- ,Vm Jim rwn-v i ntorlnltn- I th" WKMiirn ol IlittririJ Thinii:i v hi lnff n yJinn.-r ticnnriiis; Mi, I.. Willt.', Thii- lit v iv Mot.l a m I ra n k S;t i f . Khhtv !VrjtU5on, J. It. u rinu r. l'iv.1 V. S. rjlh'f.n, t iV Tornt.i i... .1 8. WilUMim, Jlouar.t ?'ftrti. 1. V. Yours. 1M S.iilP'i,- 1 . (1 il!-.. l:v ttos . T ti'- i. iuiit; w.i- umIihi,' . m1 M-u ir i;. i imi'!)' yr h!mni m iv nmr.l, Mr. jnl .Mrs W.mim, k. Si Y.nw'y v.ltup n ttun.-.l i- . ! ti lii t. ll.h .1 tr Mi 'llli ,i co. K ;i1im s I V !i 11-1 Lake. Th.-v My th y ;ir k W Ki k Mi W ,.r.;.., k mil K.it' ' t'v jsoino otilu's a thf Wan niftet Hk'ty trt rcmnvo n. Hfclu rnuMi from P.Mniny Mii'lcU' ht.l n 1 mont- oAr l.o.tty;'. Confritinf Fault tlldiv ?tit ti1" iS.tifrv fault or knoulotl.-- Iiini'.rif in em-r. rranfc- I'.n. .imp tin hi Vis woik .it it, Mr. ann M V,;n trn out from s: retort hr ra.K t,- 1 i;., or ihi Mr. ai, Mr- .l..t,n f.,-, : .InUp Mi r I.t-Hirtlii . of Ii (i: in U itttt in H.lfM.I St;iiify. 1 Mtf to iii-l ami now h.vii v daw l-f.n !"CV to !!. ! -iK1', ;iy 'nro-V H'T't i ivtro1- It rr 1 iiti"t.':M' .-.a-1 K llhiri. i- in rn...v :ii'.l S i:?-' , .it Vtr IV.nx Aolc r.li. Il it!i ()' Health Talks no ( inn s im: coi hs? U !m hi-e'ii nr-Uy s.M.I thai It Wn'l t hi' vKf'iin i!r!i'rs anil frv- t!i n r trAiiin tiiit vtth oolils. : i- Wt in th !mff'y 0r- ! A oi,mion f.illn v t- t hat lrf (. 1 hr;it arr th stntirh' rtm- jot tiVtl. tiuM. may tv-Aii to t-oM. ' ! 1 1 1 ooliN ;t iv oim-il by rtt i . i hsllirc t!iv 1 .! trvAs t.. l.irtrr Itis j V'i'i-tvsrunt!! ;it l;l! to t 1 in iho iuvm ;n. tlirot. Or i tht- rtr lt..t'tt or it AloqiiMtf trt kHp Uiftn in chk When, howvvor. th rosltanc i 1 o w o tt . t h t g-o rtn may bo co n i o iu-crwiw, an4 dkns follows. Ohtlltft lowers vitality y ra inif a ron tract ton of tho minut ltoot vsK calli4 capllinrios. w htch Mtvr th bo-ly surface. lotta ln.ul nnJ outU, Thero is usually n 4rop in boty tfnipra- tUIH It ha been ho n that rt urine Mich periods there Is an ineres in Ihe number of bacteria to bf found n the tonIK palate, nnt ph:rnx. J5VU or autolnfection lollOWS, (hilllnc nffects pepio in various w.iys. It cans diarrhea tn some: nuralclc Or muscular pain In others. It may also le.io! 10 in t lamtiiation the KbJneys, The dancirs inotvetl in sml.leu ehtUinirs can. to an extent. mint-it'.lj.-J by tratninir the bily to quickly rerpon4 tn tT-miieratiir' rhanifi'.. fM batli h.lp in tins Itrcction. Hoeer. in- bos: s.i tftiaM acahist rhitls ati4 iJ'ts i- rootl personal hxrlenc Whit trn m4 f rbltis Is enually true of ilnifts. WhUo in ttiniis'v!i they ure tucapal!o of proiLicins rolits, thy may pr'lS po.' to (r aitKravMto coHs, tally in inf.mts, the acM, n-i the FUXE!IAL FOR JAMES R.FU LP HELD AT COVE ; lt lr. A. . ttmklm i (dUsorv.T t 'orn spon-lt-nt ) tVi:. Or.-. iSjm--!:ij K.jneral ;wrt.s for the Into Janu s U. -tiU ;-r- to be h-'i1 at th M.tl:olit i Kpisropal ehim-h in ' 'o , at jtrtay. Th.'re w;is rt !ieht erpr in J the account of his iite publish.?! yistorvlay. He v as I-rn in WlO'.A. J I l-tx -Mto cottr.ty, Wiwiiin June . i. toTikir hi'M " v.'i-' or' He jti-ule.l lit Tin,. Vali-y in ISV. lb i . he ! t sons at;d threo i-r.in.l.inuirhl' rx ho b-swvs four sis. tors ainl on.- brother In Texas. Mrs. A iii ivla Whish-r rettirnetl Win-swj i:.n The laUos uheiv she hal ! -i n viitine h r husbaittt who t 111 at Iho hopital there. Mr. Wi::-- r w -.1 th.r. about three '!,s ,n.. Ho is reeivtne the best of care an'l is folinc soni m hat iniprovoil. Sewral people frotii.Iiere atten-l-o,J the Koonomic eoiHoivnec itt Il Ori'imb this wo. k aivl roponivl that t ho si's?'Ptis iviTi' very interest in it jjinl proi'itablo. Am one those who w. ?T . ro Mr. n" ) Mr T l He'. ty. Mr. nnl Mrs, !;. s. Oomstock. Mr. nn-1 Mrs. I.. J. t'hm.wlck. Mrs. 1- M. 1-amt, U Uintt tleorce iOtay. Mr. an.l Mrs. K. II. Hell. Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. MrNVlU, t. V:. lterlseh. Mrs. ,l. l:, llother, Mr. an.l Mrs. J. K. Oean an-1 J. K. Mill. Mrs. Xvia McNeill, of li ttrnnde. came over this rek to visit Hi the home of her son nn.l -lamrht rtn-la. Mr, and Mrs, W. A. McNeill. Mrs. McNeill has just returned from a two weeks visit to Tortland and Wtlllmlnn. I Mis4 Ttnth MeVeill j4 still nn- eint; j anio to attend school. After rthsm nr-nrly a month. The pirls from the Sacral Hoart Academy playod basketball with I ov hich Wednesday evening here. The pa mo ren-.tltc-d tn a tie, all. The rove hi;h hoys played the alumni and won fr.un thetu lv one point, is to IT. The hiKh s. hool team will play l.a Grande Saturday evf-nimc. t. Lund Is viuiio seriously il! at his home he-re. I ' I Thos. Towh- is coinc to Grande daily for treatment tor sinus trouble. STEVENS-VAN ENGELEN GO WOMEN'S Fancy Slip-Over Sweaters AH Now Spiir-fr Co!nr. S1.98 r-s East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Sordce at Freight Ratr- Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal riione Main GT3 1413 Jcffchson Ave- I) 5 .it, it' th i I" Or r t," i