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Newspaper Page TextV Monday, May 12, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three j seen or newjI County District Of P.-T. A. Holds Concluding Meet i The final meeting of the lnim County District of Parent-Teacher associations look place Saturday afternoon at 1:SU b'cloek tn the- Is land t'ity school huuse. i Miss Kalo lluux was the, prin cipal speaker of the afternoon us inf an her .subject, "Present Trends in. Modi' in Kducation," mentioning so mo of the most modern in'tholH id", education, especially that which brings out tin- t-hild s invuluality. L iichiMir hiiii if. Us.' liis own ideas i instead of following oat definite j t.imiKhts Ktveit him hy the teacher, : .Miss Hni-exhibited. posters allow- i ins what the child accomplished ; in such methods of teaching I Mrs. George H. Lyman had chance of tile devotional followInK j l.y eoinmunity sintfinx hd by Mrs.: CeorKo Henn. The first number or i ihe itrnirititii was violin solo led I by Miss Anita Herman accompani ed by. Miss Kthel Hanson. . Miss J-'rances 'Alexander played a piano solo preceding the address by Miss Jloirtc.'. A piano solo was played l'tyMiss itlaneho (,,un.liiKliani. ' 'At: tho business mcetiiiK' reports of .the year P.-T. A., work of the different seliools were given by the presidents. The following made re ports: Mrs. Kred (k'hrin. Green wood: Mrs. William llerry, Gu'eu wood school, I .a G r.i nde ; M rs. t . W. Itond,-Willnwdnle; Mrs. S. I Andrews, remrnl school, ,l.n liramlC: Mrs. It. C. Alexander, Wil low school, La Ginnde; AckerUinn Training school, Miss Jloux ;l.a Grunde; Kruildalo school, .Mrs. J. )Y KUlkield; Island City, Mrs. I. Sea f nr.' Mrs. Frank McKennon M. of Jmbler school, was unable to at tend, due to illness in her family. so a report from Iinbler P.T. A. wax not made. . j i The officers for the past year ' Wule; Mrs. Salkleld. jiresident; i h-s. ltean, first vice president; -Mr. Sayre', second vice, president; Mrs, 1. M', Sharer, secretary-treasurer. Koilowlng tho business .session thfi Inland City P.-T. A. served dainty. , refreMliments with Mi. Ienr ;Moore in chaige. E. CvN. Students' Guests At Dinner SluilrMits "of Hip K isti'i-u On-Ron Nontml si'lioo, who form :i. cWihm In tho church school sit the Mclho dlt oimrch, wt-ro (;i-Hts at illn, iier Kivt'ii Saturday cvcnlim nl the homo of their teacher, 7nt lv" ave- . line. Tile dinner was served at seven-o'clock, buffet style, the hostess htivinff been assisted by -Miss Alice Klivl'cl. Miss Aim I.IHie! .and Mm. Itv vCa'Slir..tlw; MiejiVurJ. was spent informally. Violin Recital To Be Held on May 14 Lynchl . TMiiiIIb of Mrs. l-'lorcnc. Milli l' will ! pi-osi'iiti'd in a vln lin n-pitiil Wiiln.silay, May I I at i..'l Imllrao,,,. Miss Katharln.- Wis- sler Is ..the aceompanlst, A cor-' hint-Invitation is extended lo the luildic. 'I be program: -1 STATE MON. TUES. THE NEW AND MIGHTIER RICHARD DIX inri.ii fiivK vor Tin-. THItll, AMI Till: l.AI fill OI' a i,irirnii:. Ui chard SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE Also News and Acts I.uf'N-n & f:0 S Iteolnalil ? . If Centum Kolksong Scotch. Kolksnni? Melody - Sardonl IttSinneiH Class: Zeloris W'enther apooii, Hubert Arnoldus. Harold Hansen, Wtliiia Smith Sanrfown .: Hornsrheiu The Reapers liornsehcin Sprint? liain Bornsehein St rim; Knsemble; Vluliu: Andrea Atiisworth, Nor ma Wanks, Genevieve .'lexer. Hazel Mcpherson, Itlnnche May, Catherine Scully. Kredia llayso, Harriet Hecker, Jean Huum. rellos: Kvulyn Piper, Hiith Al- drlch. Make Haste Slowly".... Itostelmnnn I Grandfather s Clock ....Itosteliunnii Marcla Miller KolkHontf HoleA Campbell Melody T,e Jeune Milton IVuiKherty SwiniHK itostelmnnn MornluK Prayer - Saentfer Harriet Hecker Ksiry floats ; P.ostwick Sum Without Words Itostwlek Kern Duncan Alia Turca Wecker Kobert Helm Dolly's Pance , Saenger Adele Saenger Catherine Scully Kvening Song l.e Jeune Romance Itlanche May Valse Walter Pu.il Cantilena A Picture - I Kredia llnyse ..Itloch Andre ;. Winn Hopiance Sans Paroles ... Jean Haum Noclurno ......... ..Utedlng ..Saenger Gavotte .Genevlev K lexer '"" 1 (Impromptu ! Hondo Villageotse Conte Hazel Mcl'herson Petite R-miance ... Divertissement .... Herrmann Herrmann Andrea Atnsworth Adagio Sfitz Gypsy Dance Krnst Norma Hanks Members of Bridge Club Entertained Members of the nid-em and l.ose-em HridK ciuh were quests of Miss Norma Mayucr Saturday nlKht at Iter home on N avenue with two tables at play. SprinK flowei-s were arranged about th'? rooms. Later in the evening dainty refreshments were served. The next meellnK will be a no. hostess dinner at one of tho holuls, when the prizes for the accumula tive scores will be awarded. . Banquet Will Be Given Tuesday . rtWmUrs,o 'uiuPukwuna Cag& l-'ire group enjnyed a swim follow ed bv a delleious luneheou pre pared" by Airs. Charles Hingner atjmented with a pretty hamlkerchier Cove Sunday afternoon. The girls shower. Airs. Damon is leaving made the trip In cars driven by soon with Airs. Grace McNish for Mrs. Hingner and Adam Leighton. an indefinite stay In Arkansas and Vinnl preparations havo been made lor the annual JIOUIith aim Daughter's baiiiiuet ;to be given Tuesday evening in the dining '"" M"l'"Jt rhurrll. 1 -L Ml'S. F. A. GreiUlCM Hostess to ClU.1) Ali-H, Krancls A. Greulich wan lio.slesH to her club Friday aflor uoon al her homo with throe tables at piny. I'retty t-ilipn were the (h'eorallon.s. I'"lrst honors at cards were won by M is. (Ieoro Mcl lonald ami Mrs. If. Hull received second y.iw;i.nl. Miss Anne Stance and Mrs. 1 oyle ZimiueruKin were quests willi Mrs. Zimmerman win ning tho Kitest prize. Dainty re freshments we ru served Inter : in the afternoon. Mrs. William Heufihan will be thu next hostess to the club. Mothers Honored At Rainbow Dinner One of the lovlicsl and must sue-i-i-ssful Mnlher'K ii nd I luuKhtcr's bnniiuits uiven hy the l.u tirmide iisseinlily No. 13 Older of Italnhovc for tllrls took pluee Hiitiirduy eve., nlng In the JIusonlc. temple. Hnlh the (MninK room mm the parlors wero ill tractive In i; profusion or sprln? flowers, tulips and nnrets suss 111 the dinlntf room and tulips and lilacs in the parlors. I'uices al dinner were laid for about 8". A lame rainbow was arranged at uioi end or the oininrf room. , .Miss .Mildred I'liaiiton. worthy advisor. Kave tllo address or wel. come with a' response Klven by Mrs. I,. l''aus. The devotional was led i by Miss Kallierlne Anderson, chap lain. Two piano numbers were presented by Miss Katharine Wis. sler. A favor was presented to each mother. At the business meeting follow ing the banquet one candidate was Initiated nnd election of officers took place. Miss Charbne Kails was chosen as worthy advisor: Miss .Mary l.ou Piper, worthy associate advisor: .Miss Kdna Brown, sister of charity; -Miss Pauline Conradt. sister of hope: Miss Murgurct Mil ne, sister of faith. The appointive ofrlcers will be named later. .Miss Mildred Charlton Is the retiring worthy ndvisor. Miss Kaus. Miss riper and Miss Rrown are the ileleentes to the Krand assembly to be held in Kit. cene June 27-8. The Rirls voted to present the ftowei-s used for decoration to the Grande Itonde hospital in observance of National Hospital day. ... Women's Society Enjoys Afternoon Th Women'! M-s-uumry sorb-ty of tho rresbyi ri.in church met at tho ehureh Friday HTieriioon for a pleasant m-sslon. The pridnnt. Mrs. ft. 1 Murphy, presided with airs. II. II. "leaver in enunsv im -the program, usliiR the suhj'Vt "latln America.' s Mrs. O. K. .Mo ran was ehuirmnn of the ivfrvHiimeiitK- committee with Mrs. Joel liithunlsim. Mrs. Cr. T. Haker. Mrs. M. M. Miller, and Miss Nancy Youne assisting. At an attractive and prettily ar ranged tea table, Mrs. J. K. Wrifiht and Mrs. . It, Pick ens, presided. Academy Recital Set For May 14 The Sao red Heart academy Is prvscntlng a group of students in the si-eond recital this sprint;, Wed nesday evenlmr May 14 at tlt Sjcn.iawea Inn. i Those who will appear are: Mnrjorie IUircis. Milodene Goss. Charlotte Warner, Joan Houvy, Verial Sanderson, William Spencer, Maurice Itruce, l-'ranels McClure, Hrewster Wilson, Jean- Pideook, Jack MeGheau, Ted Galvin, Jack McMallan, William Lynch, Carlyle Wilson, and Kathleen McDowell. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. Club Entertained At R. H. Smith Home Mr. and Mrs. H. 1 1. Smith were host and hostess to l tie T. uibt C. club Saturday night at their home at a pleasant dinner followed hy pinochle.. Kive tahlcsof cards wore at play with Mr. audi Mrs,. (.Joorge -McDonald winning the club prize for high tally. Guest prize was. won by Air. ami Mrs, Joe Harrison. .,iSpriug flowers .were utliiacUyely 1 nrrangcil about the home, This n the hist gathering of 1 the ' i-Uib until the meetings are resumed in the fall. Central P.-T.' A ' i ,. , . T . ... . j lea rieia r riaay At the Central school Friday af- ternoon and evening a very sue - cessful tea was held by the par-! ent-teaclu r association with Mrs. H. A. Xurbriek In charge of the arrangements with the following committee assisting her; Mrs. Wal ter Leisman, Mrs. R. JO. West en haver, .Mrs. It. F. Tyler, Mrs. Rob ert Kali In, .Mrs. J. O. MePherson, Mrs. Chase Hohnenkamp, Mrs. C, It. Miller, Mrs. Victor Melville, -Mrs. Norman Frees, Mrs. Roscoe Neal and Mrs. t S. Moore. In the afternoon selections were played by the high school orchestra under the direction of V. W. Nus hauiu. in Hie evening a delightful play "The Loveliest, Word" was presented by pupils of t Ho Central school directed by Airs. K. A. Ale Kachruu, Quilting Meeting- Friday Afternoon At a (iitilting meeting of the ; Haptist Uidies Aid Friday after- I noon, .Mrs. K. Damon was coinpll- i -Micingau with nor two tiaugnter.v .Members of tho Aid expressed .. . " '"" wishes for Airs. Damon's happiness daubhter. AHlss Florence Hecker, in her new home, and that some- j Xra Glemlale, 'al., will an-ive day she would return to ha Grande . early In tie week ror an exteud for they would miss her. I visit with Air. and Mis. A. L. Another itiilting meeting will be held Wednesday with a potluck i ',1,u'Mt'on llt noon. Announcements The Deiffeo nf llntior I'rOteCtlvn society will meet Tuesday evetilliK at S O'clock la tho Katies hall. Iris m farnp No. 2HS0, Hoy.il XeiKhbors of America will meet In reK'.ilar sessiun Monday evening. May 12. at 7:1(0 In '.tho Odd Kct lows temple. All members and vis iting neighbors are cordlully invited to attend. Something to Build On We would all he surprised if we knew what people say btf hlnd our hack; and there fs some foundation for the terrible talk about us. Kd Jlowt! in Howe's .Monthly. MODEST Trade Marke Registration i "I mt llumhmoo'K ha ring 11 xmIc." Cove Observes Music Week At Friday Program Uy Mrs. A. ii. Coiikllii (Observer Correspondent ) CO V i:, t he. ( Speeia I) In the observance vf music week. Mi's. L. U. Uty treated Ihe children of the grades to a most delight f ul hour 'Friday. At the beginning, they were given the opportunity tu sing a few id' their favorite songs ami responded with "Amer ica." "Itld lllaek Joe" and "The Star SpiutKleu lianner." Mis. Uiy then- gave a talk on. different composers, giving a short sketch of their lives ami co n posit Ions. and showing their pictures. Th composers dlseussed were; Hach, Handel. Hayden. Mowirl; Heet ' hit v-eii Schumann, 'Schubert. Men dolsohn, Wagner. . Chopin and M:st. Her piano pujills guvy? a little recital. First year pupils: Doris C 1 a v k, "Cjiigerbreal Man." Lewis HhlilMMtk mid Mrs. Uiy. J duet. 'A Little Hoy." Roberta Hell. 'Full of Joy." 1 Maxim Tow If, "Over the Koot I lights." 1 t'has. Fisher. "The Squirrels. j Uoberl WLty, "Dream Tune." Second year pupils: 1 Phyllis Ifjincoek and Velma 1 Richards', duet, "Laughing Mut tons,' Louis Jean Raker, "Cavalry Tiot." Miv. Lay, Melody In' K." Mrs, ' Lay, iSla vie March.' .Alt fing "Yankee 1 toonlle." . Airs., bled White entertained at dinner Sunday honoring the first birthday anniversary of her son, Fredrick Kugene. The tabl. lovely--with pink tulips and a Irotty! ' birthday cake, adorned with on pink candle; graced the cen4ei of. the table. Covers -were luiil for nhu ami tlu' kiu'sIk wore: i Mr. umi Mm. w. j. Hsiiimurk ui their threii soiai Lewis, Arnold ami Ruth. ' I There were several hall games last week. The grade girls played t Iinblor Friday afternoon with lL score of I ft to in favor of lin- 1 bier. They were taken over hy J. K. Mills and Mjrs. Stewni-t I'Yoneh, in the absence of Al Iss Via, who has been on the sick list Miss Louis Fisher acted as coach. Girls playing are: Helen Lloyd? Velum Richardson, Velma Rich-, aids, Phyllis Hancock, of the lith grades ami Roberta and Gertrude H-'tl. Ada Hreshears, K lea nor t Ogllvlp, AfnNine Tawle and Mll j ilred 1 Ihgey of the seventh and eighth grades. The grade boys played Union T.liursday winning with a scorn or -7 to a. The high school boys ployed Pnion Friday, winning from them, with a. score or IS to 4. 1. The Women's club h-ld the reg ular semi-monthly meeting at. the w, ary Thursday. A total of $ t 1.4ii was turned .over to the i treasurer, as the prrvc-ds fvmu the lunch A:iy day. The club decided to give a ben- fit party at the hum)' of .Mrs. L, K.' Anderson Saturday. The next, regular meet ing will lie the n nn mi 1 meeting, Alay 2 2. elected where the officers will ho I M.rs. Lena A. Hecker and ber IJeeker. They are M r. Hoc Iter's i m'other and sister. j J ust in Peck, of I. a (irande, , and. Miss Sally Sanderson, a nor- j mat school student at l.a (.irande,, we.ro visitors at, the Peek hoiiw early in tins week. M is A nder tfon Is a siuKcr '() -I he evening wa spent iin-rft happily with mil- ' ' and soiik. 1-uiu'h was served. A baby daughter was born to M.r. and MV. vluy K. linker at the Wonderlick hospital In La Crand. Thursday. Tho Infant, did not j live and was laid to ret in the M'ove cemetery Friday. Mrs. Hak ' cr Is in a critical condition at the hospital. This is the first; child of I these peoplo and lh a sad (oss to them. i ; Hilly Duncan bus been absent ' from sehoul all the week on iic ' count of an attack of bronchitis, j Kd ward I Jihd has been suffer ing with li4udnche ami, too, lias been out of school. I Iness Towle, 5nui M dniiKhter fif Mr. nnd Mi's. Tom Towle, bus ber-n taklntr treatment all wik MAIDENS -:- Applied For U. S. Pntent Office with Dr. Houvy fr nVastoid trou ble. Mr. and Airs. Chas. Nelson are j mourning the loss of a ulster, who passed away at PDt Lake snna-: loiiutn 1 hursday. M'ay S. .Maud j I . I Irlggs was born a t M ed tea I Springs, Dee. 11, 1SSO and was married lo Warren H. Nelson of i nioa in the year of 1102. Six children w ere born to them, w.ho t rurvlve; Guy, )f Handon; Clair, j of Idaho; Verna. of Idaho: Hal, ; I of Kmerprise and Rose, of l'n Ion Klin is: nlw.i sun-.vtved bv iKU' l US' band, five sisters ami one brother, j R. K. Close, the' prohibition I lecturer, with tho awfistanee of , local talent, presented an Inter esting court trial (.f "Who Killed Karl Wright'.'" at the AleOtodlsit Kpiseopal church Thursday even-) tug. Alay S. The local people tak-i ing part were: A. A. Anlles, Thos. Towh. Geo. Anderson, Rev. "il ter Piatt, has. Hiincoek. Roy Haker. Kenneth I.aVloletle. AIJss Clara Roberts, Airs. AL Whisker, Jl'rir. .lop Fisher, Airs. Lillian Al len. K. F. Roberts, F. F. William:-. Lynn Chadwtek, Jus. Hioat soii. Harlan 10 ger. Mrs, Chns. Hancoek. Al'rs. I-M Hoswell. Airs. A. A. Antics. .Jrs. A. K. Ilaitley, A. K. Hartley. Mrs. Al. V. Wi.ty. it ml Joe Fisher. Mr. and Airs. J. R. Price and daughter. I.ona Nelda, who have been in Crane all winler. aiv at their home at Camp Yew How. Alir. Price and daughter, "in eoin pany with Air. Price's father and mother, .Mr. and Airs. J. K. Price, of Portland, cajne Wednesday from Weiser. Ida., where Alns. Prh and Lona Nelda hiul been with Airs. Price's parents for thej pas: sis weeks. Air. Price camel Thursday and brought with him ! his senior class c f the Crane I school. The class numbers seven, five girls and two boys.. , They are: Alisses llenrietla Paul, Jose phine Loop. Mildred Aldnow, A!a bel Cockerell, IMsie Chiistopher. I'Vankllu Hoop aiid Jack Patter son. Wilbur Springer. : another young man from Crane, accom panied them. Friday evening th? Prices entertained the Cove grad uating class at dinner honoring the Crane class. Air. Price has two weeks more of school at Crane and with his class will re turn Sunday but Mjrs. Price and Lona Nelda have eoiuv for tho HiiiiMiier. M!i. and Mrs. J. 1C. Price will be here for two or three weeks. The Hoy Snouts and Camp Fire girls guve a little party Tuesday evening at the home of Air. and Miv. L. I'!. Anderson Honoring, Mi, imtl .Mra. Keniu'i h i.u vio- lone, who hiivo-lici-n I1111II11B the two Ki'onpx IhroiiKlinui the yeur. 'i;hcOKo young 'ieoilo exprtwHcd their fippri'i lnllon or Ihe i,.(lor - shin of tlil.t M-unir couple! -anil .. . , i len.io.o.i irlfis lo Ihcm ns a token of love. Thev hi'oiiKht refresh- nilMII.i OI lie .ni.iii. punch niui spent ,, nms IlII CVenillK- Iefloen ne mmwi Wucstrt. there werot present.: Uhv. 'N'.' ,lu no Wa rrj Maxte i'slti'y.' ".lnCk rn1xe; l'tt A lien. !'rnnceM Coniftock, i I. a In). Ionothy and Horla , Klhert HrlMtoir, Lena ami SCfna Hristow, Hoh Hunter, Jean .Mill, .lean KoKcr. MtirK-y Smith. John l-'lsher, Wallace Sim- inons .Maxlue Towle, Alvln l'cter mini, Orvllle . KIchardH, Velma Kldianb'. Hilly Clark. Darcy Mc Cool, Willie NlKcr, Stanley H.-r-sln-y. I.loyd Mills, Willie Haxey, K.ennetb Proctor. I.onati and Con rad Anderson. Thclmjt ' Anderson and .li. I.. 10. .Anderson. l he Sliaimluil school, with the teacher. M rs, Chns. 11 iblicrt, and 1 he parents of the children, , en Joyed a .splendid picnic a I The, I 'ii rk in I. a (irande Friday. They went in the mornliur, had a deli cious picnic lunch nt noon and spent delightful day. M.rs. Lil lian Allen, with her school of 1 ower Cove, were nb'o picnicking thei. us well as tho Allcel school, who en mo ft:tr the day. Mrs. Al- FUN AND VALUES At the big BIRTHDAY PARTY THE L. & L. DRUG CO. Mello-glo Prevents Shiny Nose MKUiO-tiliO Face Powder Is pre ferred by beautiful women because it leaves no trace of pastiness, flak iness or Irritation. Stays on lotiKer no shiny noses! Made hy n new French process - prevent h larye pores. Spreads more Hinootn ly Klves a youthful bloom. Very pure. ITse MHI.I.O-(H0 Face i'owdcr. It's wonderful, (iluss iriiK, Inc. Adv. Hermiston Community AUCTION SALE of Dairy Cattle 2 ('All MAOS of Holsu lns. ,Jer H'ys nml (Jiicrn.'rt'yM.. Com-, plcte II.mmi1 itt the Tom MiiridoY herd of llolftrln. Oim of ihe U'txtiltiK herds of (ho slale. Herd aveniKC around r00 lbs. butUTfat. I C'AIt I,OAI or nion or young er nnliuubi, nnd son to frood ones that niv In poor flehh. This will Im an -'llf-Jit op IKtrt unity for someone with lots of feed. Aid Alti; T. It. find nhorllon tiwtel. ' IIKIOIISTO.V HAS HAUXr.n a htutewldn rcpiitutlon for frnori clnlry entile. Sonw of the bt nro bMnK orfowl in thU wle. 0 ACKK weil cviiljrpel ilnlry rnni-h for rent. Aimistead Carter Auctioneer Vliui: Tin fair ground, Hcr intNton. Time: II n. ni. Nnturdnr, Mmy 17th, !0:to. VI len treated her children to n pie 'lure show In tho afternoon. Hl.RLlN HAS HAXY Sl IClDKS i HKRL1N (AP) Suicides tn Her lln last year . totaled or' slightly more than double the num- her recorded during the last pre- war year. IMS. As against 192S i the total shows an Increase of 13.7! per cent, but It Is still well below ; the peak figure of 1771 recorded i iln tho financially disturbed year of' 1 !'-ti I Solon Wise Deer Trial by Jury was mn uf Uitf rcforuiji established In micient Ath- erees providing that nny ihhii wjio tout a lawsuit could appeal the case lo h Jury of citUens. GUcii ' TraTolt On warm Oays the ulaclers on Mount- lta Inter, In Wnshlia'tou, move down Hit innuntatuslde al the rate of 15 to 110 Inches each 24 hours. IAICAIi MAltKETS Spring 1 SP2fic lb.- Heavy liens 20c lb, Light h mis Ho lb. Stags So lb. flniir , Hard Federation (hard wheat) SO.OO bbl. INEXPENSIVE MEAT DISHES IMPROVED BY USE OF SUGAR Sugar Blends Dliciously With Flavor of Meat Juices and .Seasonings One of the most inexpensive meat stews to nnike is the famous Mexi eun dith 1 .'hilt Con Carne. The recipe, which is very simple. follows: Slice fine, two onions and cook slowly in four tablespoons Of fat i.i a covered kettle. Then add one and one-half pounds round steak cut iti small cubes and cook under cover for half an hour. Stir in one to three .tablespoons Chili" pow- der, one' teaspoon salt and one' teaspoon sugar. Next add one uunrt hot wultr and otie-lmlr cuo J loiimto puree or juice. Continue I cooking under cover until meat if I very lend r. It nmy be necessary to 1 add more water, but if such is (lone, I continue cookinu until the stew is of 1 11 thick cofmistencv. Serve with uo- tn'ees, nee, corn or hominy ami a I hld. This- meal lonired with swtet dessert is most satisfying and ' m.-i Sursr ndU(.d t0 chill Con Came Mends all the flavors as no other ingredient can. The name Ik true of sujiar when added bo French dress. injr or soups. In cooking vegetables, h dutch of suicar to a pinch of salt heightens -the flavor in a most pk'Hsinff way. 1 j As a matter of fart, many Inex I pcnHive, wholesome dishes take on r-. new goodness when nup- is used alas a flavor. CJood fowl promotes giM)d health. The Sugar Institute. Soft wheat $5.80 bbl. Hard Federation 11.70 lb. sock per 49 LA GRANDE RET AID MARKET8 . Sugar 100 lb. sack $8.25. ' Vt'4retMble . Netted Gem notatoen $3.50 sack, 4a lb. - Parsley 6o bunch. Cabbage Sc lb. Lettuce 15dr25o head. Radishes 5u bunch, 3 for 10c. Yellow onlon.1 8a lb. Green peaa 10c lb., 8 for 26c. Klor. new. potatoes 10c lb. Carrots California, 10c bunch; i for 15c, ' Patrtnios 5c lb.- Spinach Hie lbs; 3 for H&C. Cucumbers 1 5c each. lreen onions 2 for 6c CutllltiUnet 15c )T. Celory 20C . . Celery heart 20o. Turnips J fio a bunch; 2 for 10c. Green peppors 3fic. Radishes 5c bunrh; 3 for 10c. Tomatoes 30c lb. Rhubarb 5o lb, Aspaiiigns 10c, HaTry Hutter, creamery 45c lb., 2 lbs. S3c. , : ICggfl 29c dot. Cheese :40q .lb'.' . Honey Comb, 25c a squaro. rrulln Tslit of IMpoVgriipti fruit, , Cuha4 , 20o each,; " ,' Bananas lOc-lb. . . THE ROMANCE OF BUILD. VIMVIGORVITAUTY WITH WJ Slyl.4 L; ' HOlffROO. ; Hosienr . .. ' , Has Come to La v Grande And SONNY BOY greets you with a smile and says, "Good morning tan I do you a good deed today"? I am made of the best stttff of any Boy in the ti'orfd. I am clothed in a coat of brilliant "Sonny" tan. I am fresh and fine and ready to do your bidding. My life is devoted to the nbiiiding of the body and mind of boys and girls. You will find me in place all good boys arc found in the kitchen PANTRY, twiiling for my pals. At all the leading groceries. SONNY BOY BREAD Cal. strawberries 2 for 45c. . Apple $1,50($3,60. Lemons 60c do. Oranges tJOcj $ 1.00 doz. AleaU ttttd Fih Beef boil 1520a , Chops and steaks 38c 40c Fresh salmon 36c lb. Halibut 35o lb. BLANKETS Should be laundere 1 be fore storing for summer. MAIN 56 Standard Laundry Co. "VII KiivIiik Stnllon" HOLEPROOF HOSIERY . Scintillating Sunshine Brg lake, Canada, Is named for its floating icsbrg. In the brilliant afternoon sunshine the huge bergs seem on fire with the spark ling beams of light. Sometimes they cast a diamond pattern on the waters an In- ' piratlon for Holeproof style 424 . . $1.00 D.v.lop.d by r.s.arch from original . curc.1. Holeproof dssigns are strikingly mod.rn In th.lr Interpretation. In smart color combination! goc, 75c, $1.00 mm is?