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Friday, May 2, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Fagg Thre DCD Dy fol DzWJT I Lovely May Day - ! Altar Society In j Party Given At ! ' Enjoyable Session ; '. .-. Sacajawea, Inn Th.8l- itmrt'M Auur,Hori-ty nH( '! """ Wniui'mluy ut tlw hoim-. uf .Mi-H. . A lovely May .lay pally. prrluipH ,,,., h wth Mrs. u,.mlis cillr. i tin- InrRi-M lnilivi.Uml evi-nt sinci. y aK lllssi,uiu hoKtraa. l'hf pr.si- ' tlio hiiitin Beaon, look place ,,,,, Mra H j. Mflancon, prralil-il j I huimlay afternoon wlirn !' I at tli.. husincBji s.iioii wh.-n iiiu Walt.T U'isnmn mill Mm. Adnlph ,, llffu W,.TO oonnlileri.1. Tho : Sii-Krlat wi rc hosti-iwiM at a rlmriii: ,iivollonHl uh led by leather N.io-. lug briilkt'-lmiL-heon m Iho Sarajll- Attractive miring flowers were, v-;i Inn. . urrunKed ulMiut the .home ..During i l.imcheon wan Herved In the ban- tn(, llt),r ))art r tlu, rteinoon do- ! ' I "om at tables attractive with i(.jIIUH refreshmenw were served. J SNOWED UNDER miniature May poles set In bowls of flowers. Baskets uf spring blos soms were also arranged nboit the rooms Kifteen tahlcs of cards were at iplny with Mrs. Coal Kussell win ding the award.', j fur high tally. Other prizes . were , presented to (Sirs. Hal Hnhneukump. second and Mrs. A. J. Htungo, thlnt. Consoln Hon wjh received by Mrs. J.j I, liulllng. Hulls Entertain At Dinner-Bridge The next meeting win be with Mr.i. J. I.. Munhall, May 14. :, Members of Club Are Entertained Members of the N. H. B.'cluh were, guests of Mrs. Itoyd Pidcock yostcrdny at her homo. l'retty spring flowers and a clever May pole Idea, were part of the derom- lloniV . ; Mrs. Will l'ldcook received the ! club award for high score. Hecond f nrixe. was won hi- Mm. Jack Mr- J Ghean, and gno.st prbte was pre-j Hull -wore i.entod lo MrH .v,ink Manncry. A Mr. and Mrs. II liosi and hostess to their cliin. at a - llllnt iu-ii-chn'rsn hinchrop Horvoci inier in mo unernoon. delightful dinner-bridge lust eve 1111117 t the Sacajawea Inn. 'Covers were placed for . 1!0 at tables 'nt tractively decorated' with, Spring flowers. 1 tinner was served at 7 o'clock. , Cards wMo enjoyed la tor in Hie evening with Mis. Audiner Hlnyle and William Heughnn winning the prly.es. for high ".scores. Consolation was received 'by,, Mi-H - Krnncls Oroulleh. ' . f Thursday Bridge " Club Entertained i mm ii ik hi j ncorcB. Mm. tnirrlo Jackson , - , u lively clliKtcn. o . P rccnted ? Tl lilacs, wore ar,anBed . (.onsol.u,), .,. !rhe door . '"';" ' Members of tlio 'i'hiirsday BrldRO el lib enjoyed a ploasunt afternoon of cards yesterday at the homo of Mrs. liobert 1'attlHon with two tables at play tulips nml about the. rooms. The club prize for 1iIk1 score was won by Mrs. hYunk Jackson. Mrs. Kmma McDonald will he tlu next Imsiess, Muy ii at her country . hoim.' , ; '- ;" '. f '. Mrs. W. G.Williams Hostess to Club : The final nicctlnt," of the yeur 1 will be a no-hostcKa luncheon at ' oiie of the'hotelN. j Benefit Card Party ! At the La Grande' . A (iellKhll'ul cveniliK an enjoyed t by ptlCHtH of tho 1 SI Hi" officers of J Hope (Miaptcr No. 13, Order of the t Kojilorn Star ut the benefit card; party elven last niKht in the ball-l room of the I.a Klrnnde hotel 1 jirRC baBketH of May day flowers l with their frnifrant perfumes ml- ded beauty to the room. j Thirty-five tubles of bridRC were j at piay, Mrs. hynn Tiarson and Tom , KoroRiln received the awards for U -i r wore-? 0nrr .AJ&JrSZ t ? 'WML y.l-rs Pheasant Eggs Are Received At Union Hatchery J street. - The car continued to plow i iorward on Hh. ldo for iiJhuv Jot j feet dointr much dnnutse to the 1 car and shakinfr "P the occupants I liUlle severely. Klwyn Oavis was thrown throuBh tho windshield and UMtained two broken ill is, but ; Uy Mrs. I.. Z. 'IVriaM (tbservet .Correspontleiu) I NION, Ore. (Hpeelal) The j flr."t shlpmom or phwisanl ckks have arrived at the hatchery and ; the 16d have been set under liens,! I Ou the tenth of May another ship- m,ct cf 32M will be received and I on the I Hh soitmcn will K'tlher j from far uud whle to help con- ( ,:ruct !lie pens for the young' ( birds. i ninKS huve luen very .Mencyut. of UiUesido. QH. The! hittir Avtlt tiikc ,poiwefli4Uf about ATay .Ml. and plans in renvodel the I interior (nd iiutall talkirfs. He j liopet: tovhave It ready itdT reopen j ny June I. ,; $ . .Mir. HurnMUt WJtaon tend theiJ the others wcaped with only minor ; l.yle and Clive Wilson famUles. of cuts nnd hrulies. j lmbler, apent Hunday with Mr. &g The Monett fmuily. who moved ; and M. i'- N. Fvx. , - a to l.a (Srande onijo time ao. has j , Thus. It;ilrd, new district, nuin- rHuiued to I'nton nnd is m'CUpylnR inter of the MhCMimt ntitrcs, wlUjJtf, .VsiH. .Casper's house. j U'avo son for Ii Gtnndc Mrierc he 'lvlun Jovy. who has been vin- will huve h la headquarters, Ualph.'!; Itiny her mother at L'mntllla, re- j Kuiith will tuke charge -of Uie JrtoreJC turned to I nion weunesuay eve- hero utid will i;e aKsisieu1 iv I'tartc. ntnjr, , j Muitens. . 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Conklin went J ; Mrs.. Mar' llutchlnvnn nlid. Min.f to lhiker Monday evening to Lake Win, -rohhin visited on Wedne prcsinKat the hatchery the past " lr,s who wlr lo P'"t day with Mrs. Hulchlnwon't, sister ijiveeK. A shipuK-nl of one-half . f,vo "', the Ppilsj M. v KUen M.tnn nl Hukftr, .; i mUlion Kalnbmv Irout eBKs ctme. 0' lah1 Those . ,'n.o;MlSsos Helen llubu, 4,d Vir-: In the firKt of the week and It. H. j lionney look a Kuul of .vouiik trout lo Kuttle creek early In the week, t Taking census is not alt work I who took part were Kihel Conklln, h'rieda Hrown and Tlielma Van llouieu. The hish" pch-fivl tfirls baseball tfiufff. Rev .were Weston ivlslttire.'?;. over tlie -weekend. 5" ' 1.- and worry for there are many fine! team weni to ivtuerpnse Sffine- folks tbixnishout the valley ahd In j dy for n game. Thoy hud a good . ahnosL every instunce splendid co-i I"'1 even thouh they met with. operation was shown. In spile f f j defea. the nrKc to be In the fields busy I Mi's. James Webb, wlio far many larinecH left their work and cheer- vwirs operated the Cozy theator. fully WHded throiiKh the IoIik list hat: recently sold it lo Holnald of questions on the farm schedules. . " The balmy days of early April had caused MXHln ami alfalfa fields to uiokf an unusually rapid Kiowth nnil fruit trees were at least two wk!.'tt Hi in in hlnxxiimtiii; than ' usual. Kverythlnjf has srewn pro i fusaly" with the . abundant sunshine followed up hy heavy rainfall. Mr. and M.rs, Krank Uonney moved on' Monday to Knter prise where ' they will have charse of tli gamo commission interests there. ' Aii'anRements have ' toeh STATiE ' made to Incubate ckkk In the sal ! inou ltatchcry at Vmlerprlse. Mr, and "Mr!.. Murray Jensea and tittlo Hurbara Nan left Sun day murnlnK for lllackfoot,. Ida,, whero they will visit Mrs. Jensen's pti rents, llefure returning to Un ion they will visit al the Cooro Lateen hcaiirts In ItexburK. The l:itter it; tin uncle of Mr. Jenwn. J. It. Jones and son Neil and Jan. Webb left early Tuesday morn- in, for (bo Keven Jey!'.it . in Idaho. They plan to. spend the 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOO vmnm.er on their .mlninK' olainns, i oooooooooooooooooooooooc ANNOUNCEMENT To Foot Sufferers Dr. Bachmau, tho famous Burgeon,, chiropodist foot ' specialist) and orthopedist, over 20 years experience, M-7 . censed,, . wilt stop at . Ttey- naud's 13eauty Khop in tho New Koly liulldtuK:, Aiuy 5. 6, and 7. - - Itemember, I nm not . it bandnso wrapper, Jtit a real chiropodlRt.' I euro your feet' by painless surfrtct method. -JSlno corns out of ton are. Bono, , Huntons, Injrrowlnff nnlls, BOft corns, swollen t, ankles, chtlblulns nnd any ' foot troubles troatcd and cured. KXAMIXATIOXS FUICE! : Appointment Call Main 7K! hinKs" and "His Sis- Honor quests were Mrs. Carrie the worthy nm.ron the following worthv matron of Oreeon, and . . ... , fieowo T. Cochran, Kt :md worthy , patron of Oregon. THEATERS Mrs. Charles (Iraham. luucheon tublo with streumerH: of ( preen nnd gold leadinK to a May. basket at each place. r ' j a Hf int 1 vvnwrtti rwa In nrhpon. arranffed In harmony with the col- I Rod La ROCQUO or scheme, was served nearlnjp th T A close of the meetlnRr. Mrs. Krank I In eaU IsanCllt . I'recedinir cards was u short program with lh? entertainers bridge; Miss Vera lleatty, .decora- LAnderson and Mrs., Arthur ,J4urr a j. Qjf of a were hostesses. The rooms were, wt-uwv tion: Mrs. 10. 1); Towler, proKram. 1 were hostesses. The The funds raised to be used to j also decorated in Kcn Kohl '- At a deliKhtftil hridge-luncheoi.-at the t.a (irande hotel Mrs. W. C. Willinnn' was hostess to thp Jolly hiidgo club yesterday afternooi,. jinchcon wns servtMl nt 1 o'clocic With covers laid for Iwelvo. ' An 1 cnmpleto nnd beautiful Indian at effective decoration was formed of tire. The encore was "Indian I-ovo spring flowers.' . Call" by Friml 1 She -was nccom- Honors at cards were won by. panted at the ptano'hy Mr. Nus- Irs. Leo Ilc.r.foid, first and Mrs. ( bnuin Kd lioylen, secoml. rh clun wm dressed in. appropriate cistunies. Miss Myrna Ward ns a Oypsy rend "The Klftwer Girl," Hy McDonald.. Little Miss Jean Davies as a pink fairy, played a piano solo "Valse Mlnaiure" by -Ward Stephen. Mrs. W. ' VP. ' Nusbaum sang "Indian . . . . , . Dnwn" hy Zamencnek, in unnfiually 1 l'lctll ie JO I lUXt! Club Ends Season finance the trip of the J-10 officers to the annual grand chapter meet ings in Portland this June. These officers have accepted ,iin invita tion to take part in the meetings as a group. with baskets of yeHlow ' tuHpM.'ut- ranged about the rooms The last meeting of the Triungle Hridge club until Ii resumes the ..!.... ni...tutnnanii u'ltu ii Iiovr iH'otiincfM of briiliro hi lh full WHS inert i?ntn In; to -weeks. "May 15,1 cap rand . overalls1 lnsti-ad of h-r hel.fe at th.ylHpiroi Mrnnu.MRSi wiin .urs. wniiiini wnson. mwn jiicuy un-.n, j : , . . 1 mwm' 1 ?' . ? TLTyrmrrrrT.j-i-i: , .Three tabhswero at play with. .Henry ; prizes, j served j Muskogee, Okla. J. U Wlko, and I. tl. -See ley cleared, of slay ing Smith brothers,. (Jivirge and David. . i ' - A -$2o,ft0 dbrmilory to accQin. mdate 130 students Is being erect ed at St. Stephens college, Colum bia, Mo. dun 1 Main 7f9 mm Comer Cedar and Washington LINES BUSY! It. "will be good news to our customers to know, that we have added another telephone making- us three main lines. This will enable us to give better telephone service. : :,. 1 SATURDAY AND MONDAY" Large Oregon Walnuts, lb. 29c Brazil Nuts, 1 lb. 19c New Potatoes, 3 lbs ......25c Green Peas, 3 lbs ...25c 4 Cans Tomatoe Sauce 25c Nalley's Dressing, pint . ....29c Black and Gold Syrup, quart'.. 33c Carsten's" best grade sliced bacon, pound 39c String Beans, 2 cans 26c MVs. Don dally and Klley: whining : thu.v I ninty refreshments.', following curds'. ; Dr. first Menus Of The Day UKO production, his pnrts winded, broken Kiigll bf lvatinAinertcan type. Although 1-H Uocque. Is a nntive-liorn Ameri can, lie mastered the 'UH'.loet witli llUle difficulty L. 'A. Term 11 and Adrian iood- 00 brod returned Vednesduy evening go from "oi l land 'hero I hey had been Qo look In j,' after business matters oO iflnee. Hundny. M-isn Kdna I-evy wont to IV)rt- QO land laeO, week and will visit friends gO and relatives for about threo qq weeks. . v o O Mi's. Jean Moran nnd John Hug g drove over from Htgln on -Tuesday qO and called on Mrs. Viola Parker. Og The Ksther chapter of Ka stern qo Star at Hnkerventertained meiu- oO ters from Snnipter, Halfway. North g l'owder and I' nion Mionday evening oO In their new chapter room. A gg largo crowd including nearly ltd Q o from rnlon'and North INTwdr en- oO o u it n do-' by the linker corns of officers, ti o te ! Visiting matrons were presinted i lovely bouquets by the team ex- qq l'em,pllfylng the floral degree,, and oO the patrons wore not eorgjitten for : liod l.a Jtocque, wtm jtlays' a suave, picturesque ; 'bnd inn n" 'In Itndfn lictures -Ilcnu Hnndlt,M opening today nt the IStnto tren ter, has become 'famous In Holly wood for his dialectic ability. ' In both "He'su Unndlt" nnd "The Delightful Hogue," his' previous . joyed the bountiful work put on. OO OO each received a. rosebud. lAillow- qO vTUtfniiiuula, according to llie the meeting a delicious two-p-t AtiiftmiiK n"Urifc (he vow;- UourwjjanrtUi-- vugHtu-viMl. . , following 1 JANTZEN f! BATHING if SUITS It o 0 'or og MEN - WOMEN 11 GIRLS o - and . gg BOYS- if o Home Department Of Church Meets The Home department of thi T'resliyuTiiin church met.' with Mf H. P. I ewis yesttjrday iU:hcr .home with Mrs. J. C. Kronen: and Mrs. Itobert Miller assisting aa hostesses, nbout :t members were present.; Thv devotional was led by Mrs. W. It. Pickens. - Following the Mr Mrs, Alexander (Jcorge , HO.YOM'M- IIA.U. l-AZKI-r Honolulu Ham Glazed Daked Sweet. Potatoes. Virginia Huttered Onions J'.read Plum Jelly, ... Head l.ettneo Creole Dressing Curumol ("iiKiard J'uddlng Coi''c '. Honolulu 11 111 1 1 ill zed One slice ham (1 Inches think). Six slices pineapple. One cup pineapple juice. One-fourth teaspoon powdered business-meeting koiiRfngton during , cloven. ! 1 no. I ntiiM n a social hour was a diversion. De licious refreshments' . were served later in the afternoon. Riverside Ladies Aid Plan Supper Quito a busy meeting was held by the Uiverslil Ladles Aid yes terday at the tjine chapel with Hi members present ' Koilowlng the business session gani, s were play ed with Mrs, Wallace Cuss and Mrs. Willis Malley winning prizes. .Plans were discunsod for tho' ob servance of tho fifteenth anniver sary of tho aid when a pot luck supper will 1)0 held at the chapel teaspoon powdered clnnamjoii.' ' One fourth teaspoon pepp'i'. Put ham. into vhallow baking, pan. ("over with pineapple slices. Hake W minutes In hot oven until plneaple has browned it little. Add other ingredients and lid. linke 2 hours in slow oven, Ha-Tte fre quently. Ha bed Nwccl Potntucs, Virginia ) Six medium H.ed potatoes. One-fourth tespopn pepper. One-fourth teaj-poun salt. T'wj taldi'sjioomi lutln. I'our tublespoois bacon fat. One-half cup water. Ilea!, fat in frying pan. add 1 la toes which have been peeled und dr. '.Accent thp syllable Uto one aoentcd in JOugllsh. ;Cotor your roiiiHi'kK. ,th a. few-- 'IChIm Ituenof,,' 'Sonors fand 'HejiorltHs' liiid punr LuateMtften. with sliuulder shrugn and gestures." . ' I'lhu Hjio. "The draw. Is very I im portant, Konor: I'erklnn," heconi.es "Th. draw eeK veroe Impartoht, Xenor , I'erkeens! Ksm ltueno!V 'Strangely enough, Mltcliell Kew Is, who plays In prnctlculh every fcone wllh l.n Itocque. nnd is rep reWrited as the same racial typo. did not havo to learn a line. of j dialect. V'or Lewis, In "Heau Bandit." Is one talking picture t actor who doesn't talk. 111s role' Is that of a vicious Mexican deafj mute and ho docs not deliver, nj )ln of dialog. His pantnmlnwj and "business," however, are said 1 to be exacting iid eloriuenti j Doris Kenyon jtluys the leading feminine role.. , . ... Mr. and Mjr O. I;., Hess, Mac Shanks nnd lOlw'yn Davis miracul ously escaped serious, injury Sun day when '.their- car ran off . .the grade rand overturned near the S. 10. M.itler place at the end of Main 000000000000000000000000 1 000000000000000000000000 . It: FRL AND SAT. ALL-THRILLING TALK ROMANCE P lOVHltto ImuI iiiuii twmiug 1 talklux cUsn't titdtMir BANDIT SlglitH mid KOtimls tif tlio old W O H t rfnl dranwi f t Ii ' lordcr-Innds. ALSO "SPRINGTIME" A CARTOON And "THE, VANISHING WESF 'Ti rrr Grande Ionde ; The tourist season j.Yellov Ktone nattoniil pntk opens cfflchil ly Juno. Jo. ; i ' ' SPINACH FRESH & CRISP 5c POUND , Rhode Island Red Hens, fresh dressed and drawn. Place orders for fryers Fri day evening. Veal ground for loaf, lb v... 30c n DAHLIA BULBS VERY CHOICE BULBS 25C EACH EACH ONE MARKED A LOWER PRICED SERVICE STORE uiili rliarl. r ini'inliprs. m-nilici-M li.nrwn wi'll. I'lnoe In miniM IiuKIiik anil lliolr famllli a lilu iKliiii,'. Mm. I tin. nO'l olhur inxi-eillcniH nnil Uoor(,T Hilyard In prORrf.in rlialr-', cover with llil. Halm OT inlnuti'H man fur tlio evonl. Alia. L. Norton Mil nwilci'iiU' oven. Turn frequent ly anil .Mrs. Willis llulley, who were , to allow even lirownlliK. Arrnnffe Kiiest.i yoHterilay, were Invited to : aroiinil ham after pliu'lnc It on heroine memlieia of the nhl. The ! nervliiK platter. OarnlBh. Love to Mother next hostess will bo M rs. Tom Haylis and Mrs. C. H. Hlystono at the next mooting Juno 5. . A pretty May pole centered the Gets War Post if I t'rw.lt Dressing (l-or lettuce or vegetable salads) Ono teaspoon salt. Three teaspoons sugar. One-hulf leaHpoon dry mustard. One-fourth teaspoon paprika.. Koitr tablesjons lemon juici. One-half cup salad oil. l our . tublespoons catsup. One-fourth cup chopped pickle relish. One tablespoon chopped Onions. Mix ingredients In howl. Heat with fork 4 minute. Chill. When ready to serve heat thoroughly and pour over salads. Serve at once. Cnninu'l Oii.stnrd I bidding Two-thirds cup augar. One-half oup water. I'our tablespoons flour. Two ejrg yolks. '. Two cups inltk. Two ta bh-spoons bu Iter, One teaspoon vanilla. Two egg whites, stiffly beaten. Three tablespoons confcctjonei'ii sugar. Place putrar In frying pan. heat I. wooden spoon until light brown (caramel) colored yrup foruiA Add water and boil S uUnute. eKg -olks and add flour. Mix well iand add syrup mixture and niilk. fnok in double boiler until mjiture ihick'ns. Stir often. Add miller, I vanilla and pour Into buttered bak Asnovnud rret$ t hoto j jnsf dish. Iteat egg whites until Col. Frederick H. Payne, Green-' f:Uf." sdd confectioner sugar and Field, Mass.. wai nominated tor aa- hei until rrnmy, pile roughly on Extant secretary of war Uy Preti I custard mixture. ISake 20 minutes ient Hoover. . i n mIow oven. Cool, chJH nnd aerv. ) Arttyle Mother's Day Chocolates $1.50 per lb. Your Mother will sincerely appreciate, the gift of this beautifully colored, all silk package of fholce ArUtyle Chocolates. Words cannot deKcribe the. attractiveness and desira bility of this Mother's Day muaterpiece. Come and in spect it yourself. One, two and three-pound sizes. Hold only at Itexall Stores. GLASS DRUGS Inc. L THE RKXAM. STORK Im Urande, Ore. MEAT CO. City Gi-occry and Market Main 75-50 Packers and Distributors of Mt Emily Products Hoover Fir Street Market ' Market & Groce Main 755 . ' , : Main 700 Economy Grocery ' . and Market ... Main 573-48 ry UNION COUNTY STOCK GROWERS j Need our co-operation. They produce live stock second lo none in the Northwest. It is our intention und policy to pay the grower the sunie price for his live stock that he will receive net for it in Portland. Grande Monde Valley Beef is as goJd as you will find in , the country. Build and help the grower by demanding HOME products. $gsmimetavw ' .. ) ' Baby Beef, lb , 35c m Steaks of all kinds. , Rib Boil, lb 18c 1 Grain r ed Uaiy Jieer. Pork Steak, lb. 25c Hams, lb 2.9c Sugar cured, none better. , Rolled Cottage Butts, Picnics, & Boston Butts $1.00 Ea. Shoulder Steak, lb 3jc Ixical Baby Beef. . ' L Veal Stew, lb 15c Choice Rib Cuts. 1 Pork Chops, Z6. .. . 30c Bacon, lb. 29c Lean GROCERY DEPARTMENT Marshmallows Fresh for this sale, 1-11). Carton Green Peas Fresh, well filled pods, 3 lbs. for - - ... Palmolive Soap Seven Regular Bars - Dates In bulk, fresh clean stock, 2 pounds New Potatoes Red Garnets, t 3 lbs Bananas Firm Golden Fruit, 3 llw 25c 25 c 49c 25c 25c 25c Whitef ield Orange Juice Just pure j nice from; tree ripened :l 29c 55C 56 oz 98c H Radishes & Green Onions 10c oranges. 12 pz. ... 2-1 oz. ... II Three j Bunches Swansdown Cake Hour Regular Package, 29C Limit 2 Royal Club Coffee ' Quality product,.' ' Ci"! IK 3-lb. tin tpl4u I -lb. Glass Peanut Butter FREE 3li
