La Grande evening observer., March 12, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE 'EVENINdQBSERVRr LA-GRANDE ORE. I '-
Wednesday, MiVreh'12, lSKIO
Page -Three-
i sec twi
Charming- Bridge
I Luncheon Given By')
I Mrs. J. Theis.en
'.It At a ehm-mlnfC hrldife-luncheoti
jdrs. John Theln was hoHif.ss to
iln- Mltxt dub yeslordiiy nflornoou
fit her hoUIC. LUIH'llCOn VliM SerVf
fd al I : ItV o'clock al it luble prettily
Iflecomtcd With TON N. t'OVerH WCl'C
fci id for twenty-four. - f
; ChilOprliM'H at bridge w-re won
. "ry Mrs. U F. lunn, hh,-h. and Mr.'.
J). It. Tanner, consolation. Mrs.
jj'lyde Kiddle received the KUest
award for hijfli score. Vmst con-
nblniton wtis presetted to Mrs. A.
If.. llichnrdson;
".j The next mcetlitfr- will he with
Airs. I). It. Tanner ti.ul Ajix. F A.
. I0))i)Fr. at Mrs. Tanner's homo.
.Tuesday Luncheon
f: Club Entertained
jjj. Members of I In Tuesday Lunch
con club wen quests of Airs. Her
man Sh'frrlNl tit a charming bridge-
NEW WAY TO
I PREPARE
LAMB CHOPS
luncheon yesterday at On Katvi,
Juwea Inn. A h.isK. t of ttprlnv
flowers centered the luncheon
table.
Honors al lirlitnv were witn by
Mrs. chase ilohiienUnmp with
three tables al play.-
Entertain Visitors
Wpi'p TPm' Rnnnnot
i Prominent onl.oi-towu . vlnltora '
til l.a (Immle yeHtertlay were .lr.
J. I'. O'llrlen unit Mrs. A. .' t I
Kieneer bulh of I'.irlliuul. who
iWi'in Iumv wilh their IiiimIjuiuIh 10 .
attend' the. rhaniher of eitnniere.e. '
h.'UHIU.'t Inst lll(lll. - I
Mia. D'llrle'n spent the iluy vlmt
l"K many of her fi-lemln 111 Ihe
eily. At luncheon she was u Kue.Hl
of .Mrti. W. M. Ilahni nkainp.
HurliiB llio afternoon llio visitor
drove uhoiit wild .Mis. I'. I,. Meyers
vIcwIiib familiar npolH dear to .Mrs. i
O'llrlen's-inemorles,. ' !
I isaK('a were Bent to ihrm from
ie (Nciiriioornooii club by the hos
pitality committee, or ,.hich Mm. ,
I'liasx HiiliiKiilialilii .Is chairman.., ;
attend duo to illness. They wore
Mm. .May Itiley. Mm. l.-e Hlusliol-,
Mr. J. I'". Ciieulleh. .Mm. Klonllor
t'nri- mid Mrs. Ilnnell.
The Wcslvay elilli will meet at
2 'o'clock l'rida' afternoon Willi
Mrs. Herliti-n llianiwell at 1703
Spline Mivet. All inuinbvni r"
askeil to attend.
'Mary-Elizabeth
Club in Session
Tin Mary-KlUilK'th I'lnn m'l
ytsii-i'lay at lilt" lionu of Mr.
t'hriH Mill, r fur a tlfllKhtrul party
honuHiiK Iter Mrilntuy nimivcrmiry
Muny plfuHant Hurpiiat-H wt-n n
Jityi.l hy luith th kui-ms and the
htistcKH, who riM'lveil fflfi in com
plliih-nt. KlKhtii'ii momlii'rH wt-i'o
ln'Ment.
(lauii'B unil Hoclai lioui'H wtro Mi
Joycd with AIi-h. Kva WMsmIit 'wlu
nlnK first prlzo al KiiaicH, Mm. A.
N. May villi Hi-i-oml anil -Mrs. M. .
Smith, cotiHOlatUin.
Arrantrt'iiuMiiH wr In a 'theme
of St. 1'atiickN day. A Ihivo-fourM-lunilU'Oti
was st-rvi'il al a tahlt
picttlly cLntirttl wllli a lilrtlnlay
rfike (li'i'oratt U In t?iven find whlto,
with Hli-iiilcr Kivoti tapfrN and n
I'hiN'.or (if pink and white carna
tions. Thu club wilt mt't't asaln March
17. . -v -
j activity to meet with the rump
' Klre etiths TliurnJay arftt't noun.
Tin program will ho rcprommla
I live of the work mid Idea of camp
fliu itiUivitk-M. The K'roup of Klt'U
which M1h (.tick Kinkle and Mis
I iMi'Jiltt'tti lU-Hrii unv In charge uf
j will iiiK two mutton tmitirH, whieii
iiln-y have Kperlally prepareil. Miss
ILirbaru t'oollilKo will play a ptuno
wylo nnd Mi'a. Merlin llallcy's
f KIOUp will tflvo- a plctUlCMiUe lit
ulluit Kkit. MJttN J.oIh llcite Uavla
I Is to play a piano nolo ami two Kids
Ifroia.MlsH IKuiH Warner'a Km up
j will fjlvt a novel c!ih: tlaiicc. Miss
.Mil.ln-.l litveii will tjlvo u colorful
cnif dunce. Mrs. Morman'H Kroup
1 niHj- kUv an additional number.
j JloNteitMi'M for the tcit ure Mrs.
j ItlelmrdHon and Mm. ralnuT.
u ; A jiroup m thro, camp flro
jKuardians, Mrit. I., H. Avc, Mik
hiatlcy anil Mrs. It. b'. Tyler, and
.Ih.s Mtuteltne Larson of the noi
I mat Kchool, will pour. Members
of the ciimp firi- tfroup will help
HiVve tea. MIhh l?dna Jensen, Mlns
Helen Mushes are in chni'Kc of the
j exhibits of the oi'Kii hlxntlons.
J First sirei't Vhui'Silay afternoon it Mtudents, members of Miss Or.ice
;i-oVloek. AH auxh.ary memberH Htiool;s Htxih Abrade and Khtrtdtfo
lutv ntiked In ttltend. Iluffiuan'a neventh Krade rooms.
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105 STUDENTS ON
FIRST TERM LIST
! The hiverxlty eluh will meet at
the. home of Mm, t'lam.y rueketr
ill 14ti Jacksiut avenue Thursday
ittflerimon at 2 u'eloek.
.1
j The (Ireenwooil I'arenl-Tenctier
aKsocialiou wilt meet t'YIduy after
noon at 'J:XH o'clock in the school.
A musical play by the students In
Miss Mildred Jloyl's second Krade
group will bo presented. The sub
ject of the program is clilzcnshlp;
the Hev. Frank llupklus of tho M.
R. church. South will be the speak
er. A . piny "Tmvo Wishes" will
he presented by junior hlKh schou
(Contittueu Hunt I'aKo unn)
bekcr, oiolhy Stuail, Nora Ulnh
np, Allelic t'uuratlt. tlenevlcve
Mattoun. Kvelyn IMper, Mtii'MUciite
White, Itnheli R:iUin. Marie l-'lo-hetV.
Mac MattiMin, Al t till!'
Stephen, Alvln Kork, liolllu Kens-
I'Vc-dimeii
Vlfjilniiv Shepherd, I nets Chiui
ton, Diinnls Miller, Jean MeKcn-
Announcements
ST. PATRICKS
DANCE ;
ZUBER HALL ' " '
MONDAY NIGHT MAR. 17TH
STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
M T T T' T i m.:i.v...;. .
; ' Afternoon .Meeting i Install , Manager :
i ".Thrt Si itch and chatter club of
, tlifi American Legion auxiliary witl
1 nieet with Mrs. Olis l'almer at I1U I
' L . S I I'. I A li S
tton, I .conn. Uyason. Steven Knton,
Uobcri welfd, y.eioiiu Weather-1
spoon, ILownrd I.yman. Jcanettej
ltluncluud, Jack t 'on key, Aline.
Sherman, Kluanor Hicks, l-ennj
lieifon, Mildred rhtten, Barlwira '
t'ontldwe, Knrl I'M ward lOtlii
Seveins, lloreitce Wlnbtirn, Kd
win Alexander, Rvelyn Campbell,
Flunk Clatos, (iUidys Wendt, Kvt
lyu .Mnsten, - Melvln Hoe, (llndyn
ttoberts, Rva DtutKhcriy, Wnyno
FtNtci', (Mil rice Taylor, HurUe In
low; Marlon Andrews, .ltrle Far
bine, ttoy Quint. A 1.1a Hlanll. Har
old Hiinscn, JJurotha ArcOoury,
M-ac Itose, Mjirxnret Ihivcy, Tir
ttivknvlch. I.ticlln Tluicker. Arnold
IiiHCth, llnhcit I laker, l,ee (May,
Fern Itroomfleid.
CONSTIPATION
RELIEVED
Til. Purely V,tU, Pill
win move (lie towm
without any poinanrl
rli.mnialnn nttn n f-
lliliousncys ami Bad Complexion
quickly i-elloved. Cliililrenmid Adults
can easily swallow Dr. Carter's tiny,
siifra;' "coated pilla. They are free
'from calomel and poisonous druga.
I Al! DruprfrlBU 25c and 75c rod pkgs.
CARTER S IEus PILLS
Ki:vii i:tkus ritiso.v
SAN QI RKTI.V JMUHON.. Fill,,
yti.it. 12 (AF) -Fndor sodden wklcs,
Ash KeyB.- tmc powerful pi-ose-
cuter of Lo Anifeles county, paH"H--ei(
thioimh the Kales of Sal Qiiontln
prlsun today to start servim- a
ttenlenci of one U H yenrs for al
letfi'd bribery coiiFpiracy Krowlmr
nut of the cidtapso several years
atfo'of the Julian Fcirnlcum cor-liorallou.
tlj CARTERS
L .1 5
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TVeWelcomeyou
to Portland. 200 comfortable rooms i
each wkh bth. Keonuaa emit.
Convenient uowntowa loctiuiu
Oht HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Louu tf. Bocu. etulcnt lAamitt
- Mrs. Van Vnllo-nhurtf, entertained V
the M. J. ,1.. .club iit a dellKntfub
nrternoon - TitcHtitiy-' nt , hr- Ihome.
'ArruiiKcme'ntK wr In koepin,' with
the St. FalrlckH motif. .:.f. r ,
Three tables of bridge were a
ilivei-Hlon with Mr. Albeit AVardtll
AildltlOIl of Novel Seasoning of iHland city winning the club
V r.i. '.!'n.' priw. Mrs. Lelu Jone.s was nward-
A Improves Their Flavor ; ed Kuest hunoi-H.
Jl ... I ' A dainty iuncher wns served foi.
; : . . ' lowinff cnrdH.
:i T!iis new method really begins be-
fore the chops are put on the broiler j EwinS Entertain
The lioyal Neljrh0rH of America i
mot In retfUlnr-HcHtdon oti Monday 1
evenltiK, In the Odd Fellows tem
ple with Mrs. Hnth Jtoot WcHhlhiK,
Mrs. Winifred Millerintf 1 wtwi lit- '
Htalled ' ti.tj nianatfcr for the rest, of i
the year with' Mrs.-Minnie. ItunttiiK j
actini as Inslajtin officer and Mrs. I
Mabel Coleman as ceremonial inar- .
shiil. ;
The next rcKiilar n.-ietinfr will be
held March 24.
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i Bridge-Luncheon.
V-g First make a mixture' of ?i tea-
;V' epuoiiful salt, 1 tenspoonful sujrar, (
o il tcaKpoonful vinegar or lemon juice
' and ij tahlcspoonfuts of salad oil. i
K'UT tliis over the cliops and let j.
.taiul for a few minutes, then fry
"'or hfo them uml you will be de- i
liL'hted with the way this seasoning
.'heightens the flavor of the lamb.
' If you wish you can use the mixture
, to ba.' te the chops as they cook.
The supir is a most important
-'injrredient of the mixture just de
Kt ribed because it blends the salt,
lemon juice and oil into a s--iooth,
piquant noodiiess.
, A dash pf sutrar to a pinch oC
' suit is it i;hud rule to follow in many .
i j other kinds of cookery. In cooking j B. Al' MeHlbei'S
.u-nruun-s iiii.t i iiiniuiiiiiiKii iiuhvi;-
ably arid pleasantly emphitsi'es the
flavor of carrots, spinach, string
beans, cabbage and peas. Doctors ! Members of the V. It. A
At Bridge Party ' Tuesday Afternoon
Mr. and sin. llenrv -Ewln. wore ! Tnewluy ' at.' n rti'llBhtrul i one
liotit and ho.st.'iM to (ho Wistaria o'clock luncheon .Mrs. (,'lnrk I'ad
; club last niKht at tiicir :. homo. ' ,lol'k hostess to her cluh at her
rTlintc' tables of bridtfo , wero , en- home In the Clrando lloilde niuirt
. Joyed, Decorations were In n color ments. A pretty cluster or daTfo
I scheme or red and green.' with baa- 'Ills centered the table.
Uets of pussy willows ana ferns at- HiiUBo was a diversion In the
'.actively arraiiR-ed. : iiflnrnoon.
. IIIkIi honors wi'ro won by Mr. ! 1
nnd Jlrs. Harry Hanson. Mr. uml ' Cll'Cle Planning
i.Mrs. .mieiTcl l-:win were presented i rt . , ' t
witn Buest HZe.. . social meeting
h'ollowlnB cards a. dainty two
course luncheon wa's served. ,
. fl'he next inectliiB will .bo., with
.Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Nowland
.March .
I
i Firclo No. 47, Neighbors of
Woodcraft met In reffulnr session
last night in the K. 1'. . hall -with
about 45 In attendance. Henry j
; Yoske was initialed into the circle ;
'as n new member.. - - j
i (!ir.l jitid .Innfimr were iiliLllllPil i.
In Ree'lllar Mfit rav the next meeting, .March 26. 1
. ; Frocoeds will be added to a fund to
mot entertain the district convention
.wvVK.i.... ..r .; ' IiihL- in'miinw In re.MlInn U'nln wlt, be held Jlt'lO llt'Xt yunr. AIOUl
? ';.: LVi-L- -.w.V.'ii-'ireloH.nre Utclude.tJii.Ulis-dlfitrict. ,
...w..m,l:.w wwusv. ,j i 1)rpsl1(; t The nbseneo of Mrs J ,,om thT lo f,ve Pr ntatlves 1
mouses tho appetite to cat more of ,1'resKient in tne ansence or .ii.s. j. r-nm nnim. '
( 'hi d r.i-..l ni-.kiii.iinj rrnnd llcyno ds who ts in Salem at- 'v .. ...... ...v.. .
(iOO(l looil piomolej, gOOU . A enntmllli.e Hlh Mrs. Kvn W I-
l,,,..:,...., ' lenuinf,' a convention. - t - , . , ; u
. -i..i iiibuiu.t;. . helm- as chairmart-served refresh-. i
niellts. i
I to '
t:ie:.
..-altll.
Several, members were unable to
ACKS THE
RY AROMA
EACH CAN
Camp Fire Girls j
j ' Tea Is Thursday
INTO
SES'mCUlM
GO
' Mi-s. A. I. ItichiiniHon will en-
leiiuin nil Camp Fire ij-irls of the
jetty and all other -persons who are
j interested in camp fire work at a
silver tieu, which will be Kivea at,
j her x home -Thursday afternoon.
'March IS. between -the hours of 3
and 5. Mrs. It. K. AN ostrnhaver is
, to preside at the tea. The guests
.will be entortfiined by a lovely pro
itfram, ,n presenlntlve of the activi
ties . of the vnrioiis camp fire
Kroupslu the city. A cordhil Invi
tation ( given to all persons who
are in nny way lnteren;ed In this
F F E E
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THURSDAY
One Day Only
A revelation in talking
pictures ...dramatic
answer to that age-old
problem second mar
riage
Second
wire
Wilb
Conrad Xarel
Lila Lee
And mi pert) supporting
cnst of stiiRe-screen
fjivorltes.
ITlffaMK IF tf(0)IIJM .
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mi
IF li(fl)MD)IiaiRl(C)W
IJitimitte - east is as important
. MS:Jir$t &mti in tlie purchase .
of an automobile
WHEN you purchase an automobile you arc mak
ing an investment "of a considerable amount of
money. It is essential, therefore, that you give careful
thought to the best selection ami knov what you are '
, getting for your automobile dollars.
The first cost is important because it may mean
an immediate, satisfactory saving. Of equal, impor
tance is the ultimate cOsl after thousands of niiles of
service. This ultimate cost is the true measure of
automobile value. , !
: 'i; '"' .v, . ' ' ' " v; J
The first cost of the new Ford is imiisuany jow not
only because of economies, in 'manufacturing, but
because the same principles that inspire these .savings
are extended to every other step that meaus greater
service to the public. It is easy lo see that economies
in production would be of little value if they were
sacrificed later through high charges for iHslribulion,
selling, financing and accessories.
The Ford dealer,' therefore, does business on the
same low-profit margin as the Ford Motor Company.
; jf Tin discount or commission is twenty-five to fifty
per cent lower than thai of any other automobile
dealer. You gain because he makes a small profit on
many sales instead of a large profit on fewer sales.
The difference hi selling cost, combineil with the
low charges for; financing and accessories, amounts
lo at least $50 to $75 on each car. This is as impor
tant as economics in production in keeping down the
price you pay for the new Ford. -
The low ultimate cost of the new Ford is the result of
sound design, quality' of material and unusual case in
manufacturing, friction and wear are reduced by iho
accuracy with which each part is made and assembled.
These factors combine, to decrease the cost of
operation and add months and years to the useful life
of the ear. The, good performance and low yearly
depreciation .of the new Ford are indicative of the
enduring quality built into it at the factory.
Sr.RVICE charges are on the same fair, economical
basis as the making and Helling of the car and replace
ment parts are always available al low prices through
all Ford dealers. In Iwo, three or live years, depend
ing on how much you drive, the saving in operating
and maintaining a new .Ford will amount to even
more than the saving on the first cost.
Think in terms of tomorrow, therefore, when you
purchase an automobile. For tomorrow will reveal
its true worth.
Roadster, 8 135 . . Plim-ton, 8 110 Tudor S.mIuii, 8500
Two-window Foidor Sedan, $600 Tlircc-window Fonlor Scilsin, $o25
All price . o. b. Detroit
Coupe, 8500
Qilii'Iolet, 8615
Sport Coupe, $530
Town Sedan, 8670
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