La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Saturday, jVpril 2(i, 1930
VIRGINIA WILL CELEBRATE APPLE BLOSSOM TIME
Kamela School
Will Be Closed
In,Three Weeks
' .
II)- '-Sfiv. C- li. Tliornlini'lt
(Observer' t'orrospondent)
KAMEU,' Ore. (Special) Kn-j
mold school children tire r-JolcliiB ;
because thi-y only have ttiriT- weeks
more before1 the Iomb" summer vu- ,
cation. The seventh bimiIc have.
taken thr-li- final history c-xnmlnn-tlnn
and other examinations will
-bo Blvn Hoi.n. Wllh ti oxci-i-tlnn
of nn occasional nhsentee th.
attondanci. nl sehiml tills sivucsti i
bus been very kooiIj
April showers ircconitianleil' ''
thunder hnVrt been ri-iicm I"
mela lliiH week.iTlii Wednesday. II
became colder' nl'tcr a heavy rain
and nn Thursday Mifhl, 1 li-r- via
it HllKht front. A few moHh-nwMiMr
atii In lntf brniurht In. hot it Is
liurdtv wurm'enoiiR'l! for them.
C. K. Tlim-nbiior. who .planted
some (,'iinlcn vt'Re'ahlcs lure n -eently.
report that hM onlona.
radishes anil Intuit"' me well above
the irroitnil. Sweet ii'-tia nre un and
T tuliii.s wilt soon he In blown ncie. I , .. : . . - , -
After a pleasant visit In Island j , " "
f'ity with her Minds lira. II. K- hn.,V K. ThornburR remained 'I'enohrr Now suppose I inn
....... . i. n..!,ih reiirrnctf In lji Uriuule on Wedncsdiiy to al- irnviDK the school ami a man
"'"" - - ... .... . I.. ...,ll,.l .1 ...,n,.. III. In III.. ytvVH mo n l.lmv
On I liestl.iy. il-ll'l llio li.inn'iri ,
Herbert ' ('nstei'l, of . Jvnmein winch KnccKS inn nown nun my
v "Witt Jl i
Va.. tat;
S teaspoons buklns powder .The trip was maile by auto. .
('ream fut and HUKar ufltll soft 1
nnd creamy. Add epsK and cream KhHl"taker
and beat two mlntttcN. Add other, v i, MncUcv ha narchased h
ingredients and mix well. Chill. Rtiidebnker Dh'liitor from Mi
i Take teunpooim of dou'H and flat
ten, three inches apart on trreased
. buklntf ftheetH. Uake 12 m in uteri In
' moderate oven.
Uobh.
MOril hy Slondnr
Tlie M. J. GoH Kmz expects to
be moved Into hi new location
at Hilt AdaniH avenue by the first
of the week. '
;iin. of Cet-
in I, a
The Shenandoah apple btocsom festival will be h?ld at Winchester,
In Ann) when the
blossoms are gayest. HonrJetto King Paaa (left) of ctark count artd Ei.2ai;e;h Ann Rees ot Claren
don will he prlncecccB at the pageaht. t.
to her honii! h
M i'm, Ilalph Itlr-:f,'K returned irorn
and liia brutebr, it,
;;,, ;;;; .1,;:, hd.M vi.
nillna a few (l.iyH Willi ; iiriwni u.-.uii,.u.. .., ......
TliniV. ' 1IT, miHIl- ."Itrf "' lim'-v. ui .n
r- am (inn .mihk .Min.a noun, amu
hail lii'n win
lHT luiiibanil who -orl;n
. Mm. Ifii'ilshn r-tnriio.l rrotn
Ken on ThnrSilay ivflilnn. Him wan
ralh-il (hi'io nf.lilly
.slcluii'Hrt . '
(I. Ta,..ri, w ,0 ' ' ' .I1V falh.l-"Olrt 1.111" h.'r. In K-l-
Ihn -avy l.umhfr in. " "'' ,nrt. w nirr1.-ln-OrVw; til' an-
iicen it t e 10 wnrii tun ".iv inn
Meaeiiam. drovn to I.a (lrunde to
t,Pi;aiiMn; of heopl will ' lie InKTrHt'T
In the. nt w Itiflt Hill ' Knntrif). n.H-
wii k; iK'Tiinfl of llirt (ohilltlon
tlvn Inrtrt, whu-K hc.wr nt on a vimi
ihtf nootir, f
lOu'H. 'I'lio I'i'cniH falnd liAVf maim ""
' '""l "' "'V hniiin Uf ih for' itinnir vinrii
tn'ori OrnTtiln' ihl I'Ulilkttln
the ronilft too' rtoft;
Mr. U
nbf father-in-law. J O. fusoy. at
Mi'tU'lialll. ilrovc to Milton on li'.mh
ni'wi l''rlilay.
Mrn. It. ItlKKH Wilt to MPnch.lm
on Thnrwliiy lo visit for it fiw rtayH
with her nloti'r. Mr. 11. Ilonhiif.
She took iiiT llltlo tlJiiKhli'r, (Ifr
alillnn with hir. lull Ihr. hoyn,
DoiiKltiH anil .lark, tiro Ktiyiiitf In
Kami'la with .thf-tr frranilparontH,
Mr. anil Mrn. John lifatli.
...Mr. anil Mrn. ! llli-yi'r Ifft on
'rlinrmlay morlilnir tiflphil a frty
ilnyH In rtpokiuin, Wasli.
.Mi'H. M. ltrornn ilrovn to l
Oratliln on Frlilay. .
llnrn- ofl Ihn-Snl Of Mltv. TlH'lr
many frlonrtii linrr. ht to we
t In-ill bo. .hut urn frl.W thi y urn not
ROtnK vrry far nra. J I. I Infill of
roiiilli'lon will oonin 1ht to work
111 Mrt Himlirn plnw. Mr. anil Mrs.
II. llooil nr 0I1I ft'leixlN of si vfrnl
Kami'la roalilpiitH.
itvt.i'.inft. mnnt' frlmiin. rnnwiniiy
lliiwos. of Kanifla. ami , . .......inM .to lioir ho
WiUi vnry RloJ. ' With tllrt at
hid mnrrlan. In thfl llfWH that nc
wlll not returri to tHlH "country, bilt
Will niiiko tils homr? In (Irwco.
.Mi's; Mifry: Holrnfs, of linker,
who rial,'l away rfronliy wn
itrll known to irlnny Knit' -la i'1
u. Ortiniln icoplfl: ShO wa the
molln'rr Mm. 3. KonlHlnf of llak'
i'r. .Mr. Kahtnltit' i" ah O.-W. n.
BtKoi'f. ntul rwliU'tl .bofiim Roltnf lo
linker In both Kairn-ln ami l.u
OflllHlffv. '
Mrs. II. Hot-stimui Ih spinilliiB a
U-W ilays In- Ivii (Iranilo.
l,. ..h.i'UM.lnhn ltiarth are
"- "KSr L r,. , ri C btmf prpf1w to .novo to IVn-
nn 'Ihtirsilay io itnohd thi. -lay with wllr Mr. ,.,), wm be
his family there. ,h,,.,l. Tliev KtM trt leuve
w-orkftiR in Kamela nr prt-Henl l ui
liiK KiiBineer Hlevei'H abMfnee.
Mrs. O. Klnna of Kairfel.r drb
lo IViidleton on Kriday.
Mr. and Mm Torll Tliirlrth Ufiil
Hon. Karlee, returned (ih Thnvftday'
'venliiit from NyMfia, Ore, After
isnenditiK a few day tljere vlnhttifl
Mw, Hiit-tuu'H paehti. Mrs. J. .1. I
Hrown, of Haken who Ih Mi', llur
tiin'H HiMter, aceomfianled th'-m1
, Kunday. ,, 1
If, rasteel, of Mearhftrr, panAed
. throuKh Kamela oil Kridrty en
mate In T.a Orande on bliHitieH.
A. KennlMon, of-Meuehani, wa i
In Kamela on Frldnv. j
- Mr. and Mrn. l- P. Hrookfl had!
a plraHant nurprlHe on Wedneadfiy.
Mr. and Mrn. Mercer and family.
nf roittaml, stopped fnr a abort
time to Hee them oil Ihir way
hmoe . from Teloennet, where tin y
had been vlsitlntr -Mi'H. Merer'nf
pft re in h. Mth. Mercir made lier
. homo with Mr. and Mm. UndiH for
i Home time before Hbe was mar
, rled, itnd lived wit.h them in Tvlu
ea.Hi't ami Ctlp Hock, WtiMh.
('. O. ScbiiheiY and irrandHon.
Donald JohiiHon, Mrn. C 1:.
Tliornburff and . son, Ian Hpent
W-duedity til Haki-r vlsltiiiK
friends. They were dinner KiU'HtH
a l tb !. Ilnlayson home there.
1'VieadH of Mi-h. I-Nnlayson'rt In I.a
Orande will bo sorry to know that
she. has not been well recently and
had to be In the Maker hospital for
a short time taking treatments.
I )onald Johnson remained In
ll'iker to visit relatives Tor a short
time before returning to his limuu
In Portland.
OFFICE
CAT
TMADB MAHK Cd.
head Hiiiltes the pavement with
ureal force and I am killed. What
la the consequence'.'
Pull hc. I'i Daily a scholar rises
and Kay. "We should have a holi
day." '.
Heard In a local store.
Wm nan Now, I simply couldn't
wear tills coat, IPs loo, light.
tMerk
I've shown you all of 7mr stock
now. That's your own coat you
havtf on.
; "Woman's place in the home
nowadays Is near the cigarette ash
tiny.
e
WHfcN a oiki,aM m;n n:r.-
U'tXV OK'V '1 11 K MPMPS AT 'PliK
KA.UK TIMtt C,Jlt('PMHT'AN('l;S
J.X)lv Sl'PlClOPK.
Miither I hope he Isn't one of
those hold young men!
Daughter Mold! When I said,
"U you wait until Christmas, per
haps, lil hi yon kiss me under
the mistletoe," he said he would
wait.
(I tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
zi teaspoon pepper
'4 teaspoon celery salt '
Mr teaspoon finely chopped onions
3 cups milk
egg yolks
2 tablespoons finely chopped pars
ley C egg whites, stiffly beaten.
MHt. butter, add flour, salt, pep
per, celery wait. Add onion and .
milk and cook until creamy sauce j
forms. Stir frequently. Add egtr j
Pardon me, madam. M,t.volks and heat -three minutes. Add j
parsley and rold in egg wanes, t
Pour Into buttered, individual;
molds. Set in pan of hot water
and bake 25 minutes In moderately
slow oven. Unm'old carefully and
surround with mushroom sauce.
Miishrnom Kuitre
4 lablespons butter
4 tablespoons flour
teaspoon salt
yt teaspoon pepper
1 cup cooked, diced lmishrooms
2 cups milk
Melt butter and add flour, salt,
pepper, mushroom. Cook slowly
until mit.HhroonLS have browned.
Stir frequently. Add milk and cook
until sauce thickens. '
Muriins, Serving 0
3' cups pastry flour
II tablPHpoons baking powder
2-3 teaspoon salt
(, cup sugar
2 cggH
1 'X; cups milk
;i tablespoons butter, melted.
Mix flour, baking powder, salt,
sugar. Add other Ingredients and
Iy Mrn, Alexander Ocorge J heat three minutes. Half fill
IVYHTY JIUF.A.KIST .M i'.XV ! greased muffth pans, bake 15 min
t.'hllled Diced Urapefrult jUtes In a moderate oven. Serve
and OrnngeH 'hot with butter,
ttgge Souffle and Mushroom Sauce Silgar Conklrs
Muttered Asparagus on I L n cup fat
Toast Itouuds. ilVj cups sugar
Hot Muffins Cun'ent .Telly ill egu '
;i tablespoons cream ,,.
Gcauty of Gratitude
Oratllude Is one of iliosn bridges
which tie rhe ancient world to the! '
i modern, which link decent men flml Xe llpr'iitniive
woiiieii of nil ages tognther In the j Harry Davis, formerly of Chit
gentle, bonds which end In the land lav and Churchill Accessory om
of love. The way is dark, and many . pany of Portland, is now a rep re-i
Millions gidi.Ing for love liml It not. : sentntlvo of a Han Kranclsco com- , On liuhn'ss
Milt the hiniLMii of L'ratitude. shin- nnv ir r.nmi m li (imnde this. IJ. C. -Oettlngs. of
liiR In Hie gloom, v!ll lead them an lWcnk on business. i tings tind llanks garage, wnU
', near lo it as they can go here be- ) " 1 "
low. Moston Herald. 1
I
Chilean Hiitory
C'lillp was illsriiveri-il by I'lznrrn't I
, larlntT in llm c(inilli;l of I'oril. !
I lileco iln Alniaio. in 15:17. Three !
; years later I'izarro's lletilenant,
. I'eih'o Valillvia, reaelieil eenirnl ;
. t'liile. foiu.ili'il the two first fetlte- '
nants nf SimtlTmo anil La Serena.
: ntul was killeil on his way snuth to i
; establlvh new eemers of population, j
! Chili.' throw nlT lis nllivlauee to j
' Kpain In LSI f). anil soon after eslab-
i lishetl a stable ami ortlerly govern i
I nieiiL
riit-vrolet Sill'"s-
! A ton and a half ln,,c!' " Sold ViMlt Kl
Chevrolet coach -tw -wljl Jo 'n , Mrs. Vortle I'elsflf, of fnlori
DreBOll Trail Bamtre at I nlon I . . , a Whippet 8V fh,..;
..th lArlson -l,.v.ol,.t ffr,.-,c ; t.0.tlnffs ana-jmnks parase th
ween. i ney nu u - j wook,
Mis. Itny llond ami NV K. araiiile.,! .
It was a fhevmlet sport coupe. 1 nsilicss THr- .'..!.
" . J. 1'. Mni-olork of Mbrelnct-,
Xew l-:niilpni-iit - . , BiiniBe went to Union one ilay (y
X..w i iiulpment in the form, of t week on a- business trip.
a Hudson coach for the use .ui
; their customers whoso i-ars ore be
liiiB repalre.l, has he. il art.le.l to the
i Motor Service BtiraKC..
on Practuraft ' '
A enrripndtid fr(-fto H ff
tnrir Of limi Hint thf jUa- jl
broken. This l oftMi eotifn .
wlib multiple fr.elut-t, tlM prut
inline when more (linn oe if
exists.
Largest of Vulture Specie
The. California' condor, weighing
from 4't to tJU pounds and having ft
wingsprcad of ei;;ht and one-half to
nine ami one-half feet. Is the larg
est of the villi tires, and the largest
bird that Dies. Despite its grent
size, the speed of the condor Is es
timated at (10 miles an hour, and ft
soaring nrige at :.0Ht to 4.(KX) foot.
o value
Anywhere li
; "Jlr 55
EIGHTS
SIXES
ke
the
Porcelain Expansion
I'orcel;;iii expands when heated. I
Cheniicai couiposttion, texture and
t teaiper:iiure have a yreat intlupnc
' on Hie expiinsion of porcelain, glv
; Ing.soiiHj very frregultir results, but
with mst porcelains n fairly regu
lar Increase is obtained.
as
Exodus From Egypt
j According to Kxodlis PJ:.'t7, MrmeS' .
led out or Kgypt (HMMMK) men hd
1 sides women and children who were I
not at that time enumerated. It Id
! estimated that the total number !
j was between two and three mil- j
Hons, and prohalily nearer the lut-
tor tigurH. '
Menus Of The
Day
Capella Chorus
To situ; a capella Is to ping with
out an accompaniment. The term
is applied, for example, to the cho
rus from Hampton college, Hamp
ton, Va. It Is said of this chorus
Dial It sings n capella.
GARAGE
GOSSIP
The Nash owner is as protul of the
greater value of his investment as
he is of its beauty and performance.
He is reassured by the knowledge
that a higher price could-not buy
any better design,or finer engineer
ing, or greater certainty of long life.
Men who formerly paid more are
now appreciating the wisdom of
buying two Nash models instead of
one hijh-priced car.
The wonderful ease of Nash steer
ing, the smooth power1, the great
speed j the roominess of the bodies,
the rich upholsteries and appoint
ments that Nash provides are the
best the market affords.
No matter the si:e or body ityle of i
the Nash you select it embodies th
same quality of engineering and ;
the same faithfully accurate pre
cision standards of manufacturing. '
Nash FJttrei ' ..'
You Should Know .
Centraliied chawi lubrication, bultt-til, ;
automatic radiator hutter, and the world' '
easlent steering In every modeli Adjustable
front ats. Steel spring overt with fit
time lubrication,' lit the Twin-Ignition
Eight and Twlh-lanltlon Sia Unci. Thai ;
priceless pfotfctlon at no extra cost of
Uuplate, itoh-sHafterable plate glart In all
doors, wlndovfS, arid wlndsbldds thrsout .
the T ln-Inltlon Eltsht lini Thl fjlas Ir
ubio availa hie Jt alight xt c3 IA
other Nash curs. ' ' :'
SINGLE SIX TWIN-IGNITION SIX . TWIN-lGNlflON EIGHT'
$935 to $1155 $1325 to $1745 $1675 to $2385 -
All 'price l.o. b. factory Convenient Monthly i-ymeiii i-uin 1 isemcu
' ' ' ' - ' "
rmfOJ-T(i6ltU, s 'r' "fof feo
If this tooth for a tooth Idea
Ir. ever really put- Into practice.
It's BiiiiiB to be pretty UiliKh
sleibllnif for n lot o(. dentists.
- .
Slit Itrown Wt your huslinnd.
was' lost at sen
Mrs. (Ireen-Yes,.. a' ballllliB
bcauty B"'. hint.'
.'. .
lie 'I' can't". sleep when I ent
buutinns. ,
She-t'lll! different ttiut way.
When 1 sl&eir I can't eat bananas.
, . .....
I'li-st t'lelk I'm for 11 rive-day
wi'ek.. lKnv about yon'.'
Hccoml Clerk Wfll. I don't
know about that, but I'm fur 11
fhe-ibiy. weekend. ,
.
DNClii .moiu;
oi niiist In vi-ry ' illseouriiirlnB'
for stbo Insliillnient collector, after
a hard day's, worlt. 10 come home
and find his wife nut.
it rtoa
rilHEIUC'S a difference in aulo rcpuir-
JL
inp;. The ordlnaiy jit any price
fails lo deliver tfConomy. But here you
find Hiipfi'-offit'ioiit iittonlion tlmt puts
motors In perfect sluiuo smooth., nilent
and powerful for added mill's of sntis
fnction. Try it for driving; pleasure.
xMOTOR SERVICE
GARAGE
DEAN & WILLC0CK
Auto SpWialiHts
215-17 Greenwood Phone 284-J
Kg Soiifri, Servlng: 0
it tablcspoonH huttei. .
! I teaspoon vanilla
j 1 teaspoon mttmcfr
14 teaspoon Halt
; :i cups flour
To l'oi'lhuid
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Harrison,
ot''lie''rSluo 'Mountain Karage, liave"
n-turned from a business trip to
Portland. Thoy were Yiceompanled
hy Mr. and Mrs. Wnrren Cornell.
W II A It
II4UU
THE WORLD IS FULL OF SUPER TiES
1
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tit.
IU IU
inwiiminimiiiiw mmm mhisjij iim r- I
111
L iiiwhiiw ''VSMyrTTM
AUSTIN nash co.
806 ADAMS AVE.
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Copyright 1930 by Dodge Brotlifrs Corporotlr.
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DODGE BRDTHBR5
BUT THERE
IS ONLY
ONE
ROYAL MASTER
SIS
AND THAT IS BUILT BY THE WORLD'S,
LARGEST PRODUCER OF RUBBER
Outstanding !n beauty, outstanding in durability this
Royal Master is a tire that could be built only by an
organization which leads the world in rubber produc
tion and in important contributions to the science of
tire making. Royal Masters are guaranteed for life!
No matter how long you drive your present car, the
chances are you will never have to replace them.
U P,
AND
F. O. B. FACTORY
We have mounted a Hoyal Master on a rim to give our
customers an idea of the exceptional beauty of
this tire. Tome in and see it.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
M. A. Harrison, Mgr. Opposite I'osl Office
l1! UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
MORE ROOM FOR THE FAMILY
-MORE CAR FOR THE MONEY
There is extra head-room, leg-room and luggage-fooitl in . ' '
the Dodge Six. Every dimension is extra big to give mor"
comfort for every passenger. There is extra value iff
the silent, safe Mono-Piece Steel Body without a joint df
seam to squeak or rattle. There is further extra value in
the weatherproof 4-wheel hydraulic brakes; in the smooth,
powerful six-cylinder engine; in the beautiful body de
signs; in the typical Dodge Brothers dependability through
out the car. If you see !t and drive it, you will want it.
SIXES AND E-IBHTS
UPHOLDING ftVE-ttY TRADITION OF DOOBS DEPENDABILITY 7 tt
L. C. SMITH
J) Depot St.
Body Styles fKfl
Seven
MVU to 'rta f-ftrf'fcV
Prlc. I. o. b. factory ariV?
iM a SI tOm
ran