Wednesday, April 2,1930
LA GRANGE EVENING OBSERVE!!, U GRANDE, ORE.
Pajre Three
National Parks ,
Theme Of April !
Auxiliary Meet
Tim 1mh( uiiM-tln'-r nf tin- Youiiff
Wuim-n's lM teat Inn miNllinry he
fun1 the aiiniial lmnint t"'li plic '
l:iM nlfilit In llio M. K, rhuri-h Imihc
mom wit li i he IiiIi'ivmIImk milijt'ct
oC "Xntlouiil I'ltrkn" fur 11 thmt
with .Miss I Cut li Iti'own chiiiriuuii
4r i lie follow in roinniltt ;: Hra.
Cora Hrott, Mr. Klslf Clark, -Mr:..
JtuUi Clark, Airs. Helen Tutty. lira.
Mnllif (lower. Miss Viola Iti-nluijit
it lid .MIsh l.olu Xliirttn.
'itllowinv tli business nu'ftlhjf"
preHlileil mvr by Mr. K!sfo Clark,
vlee president, All.-s hruwn unvo u
sluH-t talk mi the features of tint
national parks.
A nlmrt program wiih Klvnn in n
netting of (he Inlt'rlor nf on of 1 ln
park 1oi1k'h with a low fire in a
Krny ntom ftreplacf Htirroitnded by
evirryreeu wiih mounti'U ilfrr
heads mi cither Ride. In fancy the
audience uim taken to an even In jr
in 0'ic of these lndK-' when th.
toiiris'.s and park people iisseniblp
in the cvcnhiw to cujny whatever
talent 1m prcHcnl, '
The first .number "'Preen' wits
mint: by AHhh Myrtle Wilcock who
responded w jtli "1 Wonder tt Kycr
it IUihc" to an encore. Miss V"II-
, o
Cheapness 39
is voHttsffiouft
The finest things usually'come
froni those who malce fiiic
tln'iigs exclusively. Schilling
makes only fine coffee so can
anyone else but only Schil
ling does it.
CTheap coffee, never enters nor :
leaves the Schilling roasting
rooms, for Schilling believes
:hat "cheapness" is contagious.
(span fr
all ut 1lsv favls.
When in Portland..
MOST OF.
YOUR FRIENDS
Stop at The
HEATH MAN '
. HOTELS:;
the. established preference of
people from ihe ,n Grandn Inf
rtttiry .1 preference easily ;ip
pruelated If yoii'vu-ever stopped
there.
Ideal location, across fr6in th
Uroadway theater, next door lo
the Portland theater nnd a
mi hate's wall; from the beat
stores.
Comfortable, inviting rooms
attractive lobbies and the most
popular coffee shops In Port
land. Courteous miployes who
tak pains to make your nt:iy
pb-aant.
HEATHMAN
HOTELS
V Ttroadway nnd Salmon
Park and Salmon
fl. E. HEATH ALAN, Owncf.-Mpr
GKOItGI Al. KINO
I,. M. PTEUCI-;
Asst. Mgrs.
STATE
NOW BEING
IN THIS
THE EMBLEM OF
feajtA-Si.lcE.'i-i:TiTri5l' j
i7Vj3?A
n iu rz
h m m w m m m
WATCH FOR "OPENING DATE
rm-U played Itor own aet'Oinpanie
nielH. "
Two violin suIoh wjro pivftoiiled
by Auitii Hernt'iit accompanied by
her (cue her, Al vs. J'. K. Ilolilumin.
"AdtiHlo Concerto In J" by iSi-lta
it lid "Trautnetel" by Schumann
were her select lonn. n. tap danco
mill tl'e waltz elotf weie presented
by Allss Alyce I 'uolt accompanied
by Miss llnrbara J'blenck.
Three clever m'.ifticil readings
were Viven by Airs. Klsie Clark
with Aim. Until Clark at the piano.
"I'enr Mule lions. " "KaTnlly
Traits" and "The Little Chink,"
.were their numbers.
.The showing uf a number of ml
ored slides of the national womleiw
of Velio wst one national park and
'Aon Grind canyon look place wlili
explanallons by Aliss Itrown nn-1
Miss J.oJa Alurtin operating the ma
chine. After folh.wiiitf the lunch trail
tile members were Hi.'Ved ivfivnh
iiients (led In imliue little paek
iiKes. A display of park curios at
tracted attention in :i rojer with
n sln "Curios Not l-'or H.ileM In observance-
of the first of April.
I'YnneeH Mender Is chairman of
the banquet conitnittue with -MIsh
Amietta Johnson, Airs. Herbert
Speckhal-l, AU.fs . Nell flriinmett.
Aflss Alice Alnniuardt, Mrs. ICalph
Hyers, Airs. Will Adhr. Aim. It. IV.
Tarklntfton. Alia ClnUde Cooper
and Allss Alyce Cook.,
Charming- Dinner '
. And Bridge Party
. Alemhci-H of the Seven O'clcl;
Dinner club were quests of fr. and
Airs. A. ly. llichardson last evening
at a charming dinner Initio with
dancing as a later diversion. Dln
t ner was served at the Grande
hotel at a table prettily centered
J with a lovely basket of tnk tulips
land snapdragons. Covers were laid
for twenty.
Hrldffe was played at. the Rich
ardson home with Airs. 1 Toward
O'Hrlen and H. K. Westenhnver
twinning honors for high tally. Mr.
! H. N. Anh,hy received ronpolatlon.
(iuest prize was won by Airs. t'hn:
' les Heynolds. Spring blossoms were
nrvantred about the home.
During the dancing MIbs Ttnrriet
C'lenu presented a delighlful solo
dance.
(Visitors Honor :
Guests at Dinner
Honoring the llev. iuid Airs, J:ut.
son T. Perkins of Tleyderalvid, Dec-
j can, I ndia. who are house gue'stM
nt the W. c. IVrkins honie, lr.
and Airs. Hay I'. Alurphy were host
and hostess at dinner hist night at
j their . home. . Hffertivc arrange
ments were In n theme of spring
'font n ring spring' blossoms." " " ' ' 1 '
!
Mrs. Robert Quinn
i. , vuvv.,y w V i w l
' '. A delightful afternoon , was en
joyed yesterday at Uier home of
Airs. Robert (Jnlnn when slut, was
hostess to her club. Arrangements
! were in a motif of spring.
Three tables of canls were at. j
. play with Mrs, Audmer Playle win- j
ning first, nnd Airs. Leal ltussell j
received second award.
Club Entertained
' Monday Evening
b! Air. ami Airs.' Dale Cox ehtertnln
ed their elnb Alondny night nt the
I 1'it Grande holel at. dinner and
bridge. Airs. Lester Stoddard and
Amos JJelm received high honors
at bridge with Dr. Webster Hons
winning guest prize.
Baker Musicians '
In Song Cycles
Venturing guest night or the Ti
Grande Neighborhood club a num
ber or Itnker musicians with Airs.
Jesse, A. llosklns will tAls evening
present n group or song cycles.
This concert ranks as one or th"
musical events of Ihe year, nnd
townsfolk are. anticipating tonights
performance. No admission charge
is made and the public is cordially
Invited.
"01d-TimeDress"
Social Enjdyed
Tho "old-time dress" party of th
Weslwny club of the W, II. A. was,
enjoyed last week with a large nt-'
tendance, present nt fhp home ofi
Mrs, Herman Goeke. A number' of!
gnmea were played. The sextet
composed of the officers nng j
"When You nnd I Were Young,
Alnggle" and other old-time songs;
and Allss Alyrna Ward gave several j
rrndlngs appropriate to the orca j
sion, I
The grand march preceded the :
selection of the prl- winnnn by
the Judges, Airs. Alibln d Ilean and
Mm. NMIIe Ilenn.
Al rs. t e fi rl Interline won t f rt )
J
Theatre
INSTALLED
THEATER
PERFECT SOUND
prize wlili a colonial cost it me. Airs.
Itella Harnden wnV awarded second
prUe. Kor the wnst niiius)i;g at
tire, Airs. Uowcy Coopor received
an award. ;
The cotnin!ttt.: In charge served
delirious refreshments.
Bridge Club In v
Enjoyable Event;
.Mrs. W. I. AldDoimld wu hontJ
csh to llio inetiibt'rH of th A O.. T.
lii ldge club last, night at her home 1
which wn arranged . UhMlaffodil ;
as aprett dcconitlon. ,
Honors nt n ridge we.ro won by i
Aim. Jesse Httles. first and Mm, .
Ambrose Wright, second, tlhihity
refreKhmi'iits were servt-d foljowlng ;
cards. ' : .
.
Good Will Club (
Is Entertained
The Ciood Will club of the Wo- '
men's Relief Corps met yesterday
afternoon with 'Mm. t M. 'Pjivesoii :
for a pleasant afternoon. The quilt-
Ing or a quilt niiubi by the corps;
was discus.sed. Twelvo lueuihers j
and one guest, .Mrs, '. O. IteeU, of!
Coeur d'AIene, Ida., we; pn seiit, ,
. Delicious ; refreshmtrntR , were 1
nerved. The club will . meet ngaJn
ln.lVo weeks. ' ;: 1
Plan Social To ' : l !
Be Held Monthly
Arrniwnu'nt, to .'.lih-Vo li )mrt
puny nnrt. Urntnton the- '.first
mooting of t'ftch rnoiUh were maihv
ut tlic iiH-fliiiB- of .the- U ri. of tl.-of
U. T. nlKht.ln -fhe.Kttriwi liall
wtth about 1 5, . members present,
, ,.l,n.. If. m.mhl.r. r ,
Mrs. Stella Denny prenhh'd.-' '
The next meeting will bo April
15 -with .Mrs. (ieorge Kennedy
i mm innii in i lie cuiii.iiiiifc- i i,nfn
were nlso tmtrio. for. ft dinner. to' oe I
gb en In the near future. ' ,
. ,: ;..r
Entertains Club .
At Bridge Party
Air. nnd Airs, Howard Glenn eft-
tertnined tlie members of Jie lia
l'etitc. liridge club last oven ing nt
their home on t'edar Ktreet. At
th close of tlie curd enfon, Mrs.
Nolan Skiff and T. C. McDonald
W'ere awarded high prlzeit and con
solation awards were, given to All.
and Mrs. T, W. ltuckmnn. . ,
A two-course. luncheon was serv
ed before adjournment. .' i .
'rhe next meeting' wilt b? a ho
host nffnir. - -.. ' .
Announcements :
I . . - - , 1
.... i . . .
Tho -Hon dopai- mbht o the.
Klrst l-ro.-hyt.rlan fhawh will moot
it tho farm homo. of Airs, Klla Ity-
neurson In K'ruitdale Thursday af
ternoon nt 2:110 o'clock. Mrs. Scrlb
! and Mrs. Hroughton will hti as
sistant hostesses. All members nnd
friends are urged to be present and
bring their Bibles.
Chapter I of P..K. O. wlH-mcetj
at the home of Mrs. l It. Appleby '
Friday for a 1, o'clock, luncheon
with Mrs. Appleby and Airs. George
Hlrnbi as hostesses.
The. Riverside Aid society will
meet al ihe inline Chapel tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Fred Tufvernon and, Mrs. Wallace
C.'iss as hostesses. ' .
' CJ-. T. A., will moot Jh roRiilar seH
slon Thlirnilny uftornoon in tho K.
1'. hull. ' ; . .
Chats With
Parents
cared for and .the nitiiteroiin dls
.NSVi:itl.; QrivSTIGNS- Inbled veleKmM that huve been
Ity Alice Judmi. Penlr ' 'given hospital services. Itoth tnlks
One or the saddest 'things thittigave a deflnltti Idea or whnt the
can happen to a child i to. have Legion ntnnds for.
his curiosity dulled during those; .The full program arranged for
first years when hi waking mind .the meeting consisted of "Anierl
Iti mo eager to know the what and fca" by the audience,
when and why of everything. , .j Invocation The Itev. 11. C Lee.
Al:st coiutifinly when thin hap ; Ail dresses Commander George
pens Is because he bns been re- nnd Adjutant Moser.
huffed In his early efforts to find ! "Star Spangled lianner" nudl
oitt about things. If mother was ' ence. '
always too bpsy and father too j Tap dancing nnd ncrob:itic stunts
bored ,to ntisWer his question the .'by louene lliitchlnsftii.
child may not only give up the . Itef resbmentM were served
habit of asking otiestlons but hollowing the program and th
may lse the urge in which they
had their Oilgln. lie may become
(in.rtrr .No. '" Iti-wrvo DlKlrlc-t .No. 12
TlKI'OtlT OV COMlITrnN" OP
LA GRANDE NATIONAL DANK
Of I.n OrnnnV, In the Stntn of Oroifon. at the cloaft of h.iKincKs
on Marvh 27th 1930
ItKSOIKCKS
l.onnn li nil illFcouiitH
(ivenlniflH
Unltoil Htntr-M CovernniPnt n?curlll(
other honrtH, Mtookx. and Hi-curltlpd owneil
Ilnnlilnx houi.0. lU.r,74.U' I'urnlliire & fixture J2B.84.4!)
Konl tKtiito ownpd otl.pr th.-in hankini; hou,. ;.
HeKorvi with l-nriil K'-.sfrve Itank
Cash and duo from hankn
oiitxldo chi-ckK and other caHh lt-m
Ilfdrniption fund witn IV H. Trcaminr anil due from I), H.
Treasurer .,
TOTAI
I.I.MIII.lTrKS
rupiini tovk paid in ( 20o.oon.oo j
Surplus 50.92. OA
fndtvldi'd profit). nt a 7,357.114 I
Iil.rv.fl for itlvld,ndi. contlni'ticlon, etc 7,XH5.ii i
C'lrfiilntlnu notes nuutandlni; 200,000.00 j
fhio to bunks, Inrludlnjr rr-rtlflt-d und canhlem' check out- I
HtandlriK 1 55. 00 j
Demand depiil.ll." 699. 40. 5K
Tlm d'-poill - H3M,543.fi3 j
l nlted KtatcK depo,ltK - e. B10. 77 ,
TOTAI,
State of Orccon, County of Tnlon
I, H. K, CoolldKe. Cnh!-r of
im-t:ir thiit the above itfateinent In
ohd belief.
Siiiiscrlbed to and Fworn before
me thin 3l.t. day of M.ireh, 1930.
K. ft. K1XOO,
Notary l'nbllo.
Myfotrtmlflon Mplren, jrnreh Iff,
1933.
-:- MODEST
Trade Mtirke Hejflatnitlon
7vA
f ".
t. ', .. - ... , .
""!?y " lt-rwtl-l
CniW. . V
On th( other hand it often hup
pen 'that; parents.. i4ealling the
Importance of encouraging their
jchild?; eurlc-Klt..'",; siteeeeil nnly ' In
llllny it with kindness. They
conscientiously try t answer 1ft-
ternUy and In full every question
bc ask:-. '
' 'lie asks what makes the sun set
and receives not the short and
sinip Hfled explanation which U
fiiitable to hln years but a lecture
on the solai' system. He wants to
I Know whero ho hey. conif'K frnni
und Is told hot 'simply that tho
J bee gathered It from the flowers
but - given n well an exhaustive
account of the life of the bee.
A 'Vild' etirlcslty ma.v tiot only
die of '(llscouragement It may be
1 asphyxiated with. fads. .
"Stow, I'm hot. prej lulled!, but wouhlu't like thiit IF it was good,"
. Answering a. - child's questions : ""d sou, of (taker, spent The week- ;
hi leceFM t-ulh . consists, not In fin'-'! '"d at the. hointi of ber niot her, ;!
wering them all nor In answering t M rs. Mabel' Gulc. . .t' iV i: ' i
them lltDrally biitln, telling him ( Ali-s. l-'rank Conner Is spending' it
What It, Is he really wants r.i hnnw .few tlays in ,l,n. Grunde rolloing'
and pre"R(?ntltig :t6 hliU thlsinfor.-.'a slniis upeiVifton. Ai ,,. (nnttei'. )mft ,
mntlnn us slnndyMtnd ns eoncretf-' remained with her nnd report Hm' ,
,ly as pofsllle.;.-iho, . only;-' tlii'ng.'' Improving favorably; "- 1 ' 5 1 ' ; '
1 'n .-veil .H'Lifr, limn .nil. IN;
t lo noln "' cnW a.'sw'ri' -his own;
,tm.Kllcnl ihmxKlh lib. own ol,s...-ra.;
j llon lnvcslK.;(lnn.
wmcn is even.jietreivtnnn this -is
.George; Moser
. Guests at A. L.
r Meet at Union
lty Alv. !. Sft. Ternill
- (Observe!, Correspondent)
I'NION (.Special) The. I'nlou
post number fiO .of the Ainerlctn
Legion nnd Its iMuSHInry and visU
tors enjoyed the visit of the state
j officers -v Commander Sidney
jCieorge and Adjutant Cafl Moser
't the special meeting held jtt Vhe
Woman's club house Monday ev:i-
ning. Comnmnder George, intro
duced by Meftton Davis, gave a Very
tnte.restlng talk on tho purposes,
alms and- constructive work or the
lgion. He spoke of the splendid
cooperation of. the various Legions
and .their auxiliary organisations
over the Trtlility. l-'idlowlng Mr.
GPOrgc's trtlk Adjurlnt Aloser ex
plained some or the work of the
liCglon,. telling of the orphans of
World war.vnternns thai are being
mainder of (he evening was spent
; In dancing.
1 1 ,'i7 7,07
1.7llll.l!
31 T.ar.o.no
owned
101, (.77.!..: I
it.3S.l
4H.943.R4
T3.44!i.l 1 1
1S4.443.H4 i
551.15 !
10,000. Oil '
I.IH.L''.77.53
$:. 901,577, 53
ri. .
the flhove-nnmed bank, do nolemnlyjt
true to the beftt of n.' knowledge :
i
JI. K. COOUDOK, Cimhlcr. I
jCorreet Attent: i
j A. T. Hlt.f.
I L. MKVKItfl.
ltOIHWt'i" H. KAKIX,
J 15lrectom.
MAIDENS -:-
Applied For IT. S. I'ntent Office
Mi. Hurl Italrd,. M.rK. Davn Van
hnuten and son; GenrgOt p ft Molir
day afternoon for Cambrhgo, Ida.,
called by the serious II i. ,chm i of
Al is. Van hou ten's slHier-ln-lav
Alrri. (b'orge Kichurds, i
l-ltjwai'd llloom, of Cove, has
h.'cp visiting at the hnmo of his
.tdfut - r. Mrs. honabl Oale sbice I'rl-
day.
l-ueile TnybiK came over from
jti Grande to spend the weekend
with her mot her. Airs. Klb.abelh
Taylor.
' The election of T. J. Peterson as
athletic coach In the I nton High
school for next year has just been
announced. Air. Peterson is coach ,
in t he North Powdei selmol this
year, and cmii'-s W (lie Tnlon
schnuls highi.vi'i'comniended. I
Air. a nd Al rs. t . lira dshn w '
; W,ii..' Khlhirllnif his bouse Mi.h-
iih sllltlirl
...... u011n
', ,i . . ,,
" '' " " ",
Kouth stuffed lo ilescetid
slipped letting htm
fall In such a way as to break bin
left wrist, lie hv.d the Injured meni
l her
sci nnd Is laying nil' for a
,W,hJb
i Andy Willis, water master for
this district, w:is down from-North
j Powder on business Tuesdny.
J Air. und Mrs. Kenneth l.a Vln
lette, of Cove, spent a part of Sun
' day enjoying the Cnluii tennis
I courts.
Airs. George Wlivdi.p and Aunit
Mae left last Wiick tor Pendleton
tu bo gone for several (lays. Their,
'move to llei'iulstnn has bet'ii posl-
, poncd.
Air. nnd
.Mih.
l'ox drove
ov.1
to linhli-i- SuiHluy 10 llt'lp llio
vhI of tin- fitliillioH wi'lvomo ll.vlr
nmt her, Ales. MuriHitie Wilson,"
I buck from her recent visit. In Walla
Walla and PorPiuiil,
I Otis Palmer, and It. V. Copsey,
of La Grande,
attended the Mnn
SHAFFNER& MARX SUIT
1 SEE
; tS I
I
mam.
ml i mwM
t-o. : II II I n
nil f
i in in k iir.3 v
n x.m w iu
II you have started to feel that per
haps there is room for hetter possihili
lies in your dress, vc want you to try
nn a Hart, Hhaffner & Marx garment
and stand before the mirror.
If the man you sec in reflection isn't younger,
trimmer, fresher, hriskcr and better looking
than you have ever seen him wc want you to
take off the suit for that's exactly what we'd do.
ilillll
SPECIAL LOT SUITS THAT SOLD TO
$35.oo-$23.50.
The Sroxt Fen
day night meeting of the American
Legion,
H, It. Ilonuey reports everything
in rciidlness to rece'vo the Itatnbnw
trout eggs from tho WiMitlierspoou
pond and they hope to begin mak
,lng trips over to Kbiln soon for the
' eggs. t
Tlie Stlleh-lu.tllue Sewlui; club
with Airs. Cecil OriggH as loadef
held and Indoor picnic at tlie hlgll
wchnol Mondiiy evening from ft to
s. They hud an exhibit of the
work completed tn their class per
iods which are now ended. They
had li guestM: Allss Helen Hum, ; in; ( careful to reserve a shell of
Mrs. Kills Hess and Cecil (Irlggs. J sufltcient tblekiieps to hold the flll
. The girls have some other work i ln; Add the filling. I tetter vc the,
: Hiat will bo completed soon and j eriuiibs. , , .
they will have their, exhibits rnndy ; rilling
for the 4-M club meeting at the J ' . '". , . "
. , Anget fond cake crumbs, 1 eup ,
.x,,,..tmom mrni i n tl... full. ;,,.,, ,.!... , P
M,. T. N l nlnl lm l.,ri. In ; '.,;;, ,.' ,, i
turn tl..- nil.l.ll.. of thl K n-
,-o,n,u.nl,.l I,,- Mm. ,V,n. Hulnl who
will nuiko her home In Union.
The Woman's club will observe
national health week at the reg -
ular meeting this week with Mrs.
Merlon lnvlH In charge of the pro-
gram. Mih Kills Hess will Irive the""hr " sou", nprcnu uie
curreiu e veins ami i lie nnsi esses
will be Mesdauies Vogel, Conklln,
Jensen and ltees.
Airs. Oscar Johnson, of Cove. vis.
Ited relatives and friends In I'tilon
Tuesday. ,
Prune Men Adopt
Official Standard
WAl.t'.A. WAI.I.A, W'ush.V Apr. 2
: ( A I)--Cii owers ;and shlppels -of
fresh1 Italian' prunes In Hit1' Alll
tonl"reewnter" lUMrlcl) tneetlhg nt
l-reewntcr. Ore, lit tnllen south off
Here, witn. niemiiers or the ore
gnu state, , board . 'ofi ont1ciitfiVe
ailopted Culled St a ten grade- No.
I, itnld dinlled KtnieK 'gni.lo No, i,
an the official standard for Oi e-
I.undnn Ships rush t aid
freighter : IHiiuondhljk, . drifting
i udderlei-s. ...'' , '.
Menus Of The
Day
Ity Mini. Al.'.tllllll.'l' tLMiru;.
i:xii:it'i'.ixiX(; at iim:ii
'hlll.-.l liippd wtili
HUiffi'.l Venl Hlmill
rrcniiH-ii N'nw Potntopi,
ll.ltt.M'eil AKiltinuK uil Tori Ht
Hot Hulls t'.iiTnnt Jelly
" I'-.-.-sh Vt'Krtiihlo Htvlnd
Arilf.'! l-'und lllniUH. t'.ifri.n
Slurred Venl Ninth, Serving H
2 pnundr. veal steak eiil'iyj Inch
thick, l teaspoon salt, : Vi1 iPaspoon
iaprika, 5 tablespoons bncon rut, 2
tulilesiiiiniiH butter, 2-H Clip Wnter.
Wipe off Iht'.stvnlt Wlth ndamp
cloth, sprinkle with the salt and i
paprika. Place ntie slice lnt. a bnk :
Int.; pun. cover 1 with- tho dressing i
and add thn other slice. Dot-with I
the bacnti fat nnd nutter. Add the j
water and a lid. Ilnke for one nnd j
a (piarter hntirs In a moderate oven, j
llnstu fnMiueiilly, Carefully rem-ovo ;
to n serving philter and garnish
With parsley. - 1
I'rcsli Veit'lablc: Snlnd ' j
4 tomatoes peeled nnd sliced, 'V,
cup diced., eelery, . cit) , sliced J
riKiiHtuAH, .' ..eup MircUdeit . gi.lH'n,
peppers,- taldespoons (hopped
oidoiiM, t-. cup 1'Veneh dressing. m
Mix. mill .'hill tho InKrt'.lli'iilii.
Norvo
KoneroiiM iiorlloiiM uf
rrlHi, I'l.llli'd lollnro.
I A nit el rood I triple .
Id egg whites, 1 tenspuon cream;
1 of tartar, 1 fe cups sugar, l(!it-
i spoon salt, 1 ' cups pastry Clour,
. 1 teaspoon vanllln,
Pent the. egg whit
until Ht Iff.
URSELF IN A HART,
THE GREAT -
DIFFERENCE
Have you ever noticed that
no matter what some men
nut in tVxov Jilu'fiVH fflc
lie K.iinc?
EumvJyUN.,,
licet in the cream or tiirtur and
slowly heat in the migar which has
been flfted four times. Ileal until $f
tho mixture U very creamy. Cnro-ifci
full) fold In the flour and snH!&
which have been sifted together, y
five times. Add the vnhlltn. four
Into deep, round angel food cahe
pan which has been rinsed out cf
f-nld wilier, hake for one hour In n
very slow- oven. HettHtvo front the
oven and Inveit. ' When cool, cure
fully remove front Hit pan.
i With forltK and n sharp knife.
tear out the Inside of the cake, be-
f 1 l,ll.p. .l ...n,,,,;
. f."on
j - '' -
-Miy '"d t'hlll the eieam. sugar
i11"'' vanilla. Mix tire re of the.
lnwMontn and add .me-half the!
! w 'lP'l freatn tntxture. Keflll the;
f reiildinlui cream mbsture over the!
top, Chill for several hours. Servo j
sllcpd nt the table.
A Variety
Of Conferences
Every Day
L
:i;Miiinii.
; AND CAULIFLOWER
! . PLANTS NOW READY
t Ap Out' Greenhouses-" - i
M " "West Adams Ave..
IG0R0--The Perfect Plant Food.
Tested Garden Seeds
Phone M-ll
Miss Majestic Contest
5 VOTE COUPON
Good for 100 votes for credit of
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Address ; !.....::....'
When properly filled out and deposit
ed in ballot box al the Arcade Theater
A pr. 2-Apr. 9.
. CHAIN I :
GREEN .'; .
WOOD
ici-:iI'("I-:i to ":
V, $3.00 I
Will accept orders for such green-chain
wood as we can deliver during
the next GO daus at
$3.00 PER LOAD
GREEN CHAIN WOOD
(Regular Price) $4.00
Reduced to $3.00
DRY CHAIN WOOD $i.50
BOX WOOD $1.00
I BOWMAN-HICKS
LUMBER COMPANY
r': . ' 'Phone ' '
J V MAIN'S
LOS AN 6 1 Lit
Convenience
Comfort Stfospitality
Veil will Appreciate tho excellent .
Mtvice and moderate, rato. The
1 rity's most centrally located IkxpI,
One Mock from Pershing Square
com-cnicnt to all leading lops,
theatiw, finaiKlul imtituttons and
electric depots for alt resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All OutiJ ttoomri With Bftli
H-ir IVmm - - f'j VI. J3. 1 ,
TnO'feiKfil - V W. H. II
Unexttttttt Pooii- Friendly ftltet
" ' ' Iank SinrsoN, Jr., Diuiior
Slrth O Grand
i
J
2
2
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( omiulttcu meetings, buslnesfi
conlM:ence-s, board hcssIohh -there's
a tutiss df bitsltiens trans
ncted over the luncheon tables
at the Siicaiawea i'very day.
(frgauhailon work, private
coiifereiice Its the mil urai
gntlieiing plncf- for those who
would make the most of thA
luncheon hour under pleasant
and appetizing circumstance!.
bother yod lunch alone. In h
smnll group, or as a member of
9 big orgn nidation, tho Suca
.Inwca food service Is tempting,
eiper(Iv planueil und served.
IB
, SACAJAWEA INN
'Toll. la tho Wnj to iiriti'r ThlnKH."
ovists
111554 Adams
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