Wednesday, May 21, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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CDO"y NEW
Tuesday Lncheon v
. Club Entertained
MQro inn.An Tvi
OdCajaWea Inn
At n delightful briilse-luncheon
members of the Tuesday Luncheon
club were guests of Mrs. Chase
Itnhnciilmmp yesterdny at : the
jawea inn. iiirs. iNurinan v rees :
won honors for high tally. I'retty !
yellow lupine- and blue, penstemeu ;
won the flowers used. j
Charming Shower.
VjrlVeil At MOtel I
, j
A charming miscellaneous show, j
cr in compliment of Miss Lucille
UlueU. wlu.se marriage, to Kd Vtz-
gentld will take place In Juno, was'
given Monday night in the Kncn-
jawea Inn
when lui'H. JDorothy
IMayle ami M Iss
were hostesses.
.I...,,,,,,,, ,.,. noni,t
Iti-idire was fit uliiv with Mrs. War"
ron Gilbert receiving first honors
and Mrs. Lester todilurtl second
prize., The honor guest received a
number of lovely gills. l.ntt.r dainty
refreshments were served. Oeeoru.
tioiis were la a pretty color "scheme
ui yellow and green. .
' prCHont u irrouii of Htud.-nlH .in u
CnnA Will PlnV i rt'1lul '1'''Jrl,1"' "chIuk. May
VlOOU Will VlUU jal iho ttu-ujuw.-a Inn at S o'clock
ATootc! Voaf ovA a V': Wu-n In addition to iiiim mid vio-.
XVieiU ICSLCluajf j wto ulllra, ori-hcmi-a solec-
Tho Clno.l Wlll olllli of tho W.
It. ;. mot with Mj'k, yntnam yooli ;
ypstoi-ilny afternoon at her homo I
will) ton monibot-K anil one- visitor,:
attending. .Mi's. - l-'ranoon IManlc
presided at the business session. ,
Mrs. Norma Mai'ger vaK!'in-
nonnoed as tho i.-c.-lvi-l- or the. O.IHH
inaile by the cJtil). Minis worn maxlo
for tho pk'i-lm,- of another comM
for'or. Tlio proceeds of tile' fpiilt :
sales will bo used for t lie benefit!
or thl- orsnnlxiition. !
I'Vdlbwlnir a pleasant social hour.
n delicious luncheon was served by'sonata Op. 10. No. 2 ....lleethoven
the' hostess assisted by Mrs. .1
It.
llliode::. I
Tli4' next ntoetint; will bo with
Mrs. llorl Cnrr. June H.
. t
T TT . .
1 arty ill llOnOr
. Af Afinn 'Dln.lr
! .Vi UXIOO Ulfltft
'llonortnsr Miss l.tcilie Klack
whoso mart'lago will lie an event
ol' .June I, Mrs. M. I.. Larson was
liostess at a cliarmliiK brintte parly
last niKhl . at her home. .Spriner
flowers wore retllly .nrrangeil
about tllo rooms. :
Ktve tables wore nt play with
Mrs.' Warren flllbert winning .first
honors and All's. Hale rox. second
prize A guest award was pros-
outed to Miss Itlack.
Mrs. Goodnough Is
Hostess to Club
i
Mrs. Itny'OooilvotiKh wns hostess
to theM. r. I.; club yesti-riliiy nt n
lilehsunt afternoon of euro's nt her
home wltli three tables at piny.
Mrs. riyile Kulilh- was nuarilecl
first prize. Mrs. Gilbert Itnrron
will lit! the neNt hostess. June 3.
Delicious rerreshlllents were serveil
Hearing tho close of the party.
Evening of Cards
At Eagles Hall
A pleasant evening of cards wa.i
eniov.d at the benefit party given
bv the L. A. lit H. of It. T. last grist. .
night nt the Kagles l.nll. following , .
the games' u d.-licions two-course p. Pni-n'lo Ty- '
luncbcon was served. Mrs. Hoyd jrianO JTUpilS 111
1'l.lcock was general chnirman of. T?ppital TolTlOrrOW
the affair with Mrs. Jack McGhean J LoLli. UllltJI I U W
In charge of the refreshments. ' ".,
Honors nt bridge, were won bv Miss Helen Williams will pres
M.s W n. Warner nnd Bert Webb out ten of her piano pupils In re-
cital tomorrow evening nt" tho Lu
DSTATE
NOW PLAYING
iimv
A grent
Mystery
Talking
Tlli-lllcr!
Browning's
production
with
nitnil XhsH. I-elin HjTims,
.Mjirp:iret AVycIicrlj-
A Mclro-fiolihvyn-Iiiyer
AI,I,-TI.KIN(; plctnro
ALSO
Laugh Riot Shorts
Yen I- J
4
! high tallies; Mrs. Clyde Davis ft ml
Henry Ulley consolation a warn.,
j The pinochle prizes were awarded
1 rH Httn8n unl Hoyd ridcock
'high honors Mr. Hoy Kreuu and
jllck lluntrerford. consolation lion.
' orrt. '
Karly In the evening n short
j business meeting was held. ' .
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i.xciii uci. Q VI
Meet on Monday
! Members of Wd-em nnd I.osc-em
i club entertained Monday evening
. In hnnnr nf Minn l.'lliimt l nrul ...!
wno ,tl .vingr at the close of
school for an indefinite slay in
Portland,
larly In the evening a no-hoste
('n,u'!' was enjoyed at Pine rone,
-tr they met at the homo or
MiHi1 '""men I'hxm at tho Foster
i""iU,"" mi1 "M ...
Hanks''- P,l!ll.v uanuivcreniei suower in u
I calendar Idea, olio for each day in
lilt? ft"K, . WHS inwmni I l Ul
was presented to
lionor guest. painty refreshments
w,'ro eveil
Academy Recital
Thursday Night
Hip Snrivd Ik-art nen.L-niy wl
tions'wlll hi-, pluyo.l..Tlic publlcitf
cordially Invited.
.The proirruiii:
j)owli yirln ,,,;;
..Weldt
Orchestra
Iris . Henard
.Sprln!; Khowois Kink
J'atricia Leonard
Tll0 Uo!i(, (,,,. nilhro
Bi.i iiic : Dartcc .'. j Ililbro
.Marloirchausso-Klliialioth Dolan
yalso Illll-un-l
KiiBeniu 'I'rowbrldRO
.-iower or Youth ...Hertram
Orchestra
Itlirnotto ChausHo
I'izicato Dolibes
Mary l)ohorty-I':uKnia Trowbridge
Kstrellltu I'onco
K'zardas ) Monti
I VliRlnia McWIlllams violin
' rim Nonis accnmpunlst
Ml Tri.cadoro .'I lessolborg
Dorothy Wall-Judllh Hiotfrlst
,'l'honit
OllllJIHt VI 1 VII
Mary Dohortv
TJilstlo-Dow-n ' Hcholes
. Orchestra '
Spanish Kolk Dance ............. Tlowe
Good Night i.Ne.ylnj
Natalie lOliert-Kthol : IlonnlniC: i '
Hussian Mazurka Itonhuur,
n .lh0 Arbor .........Thcjme
l-'red Hoemail :.;
Amour: Poquot : ...Frlmt
mndo Chant .'. '
Rlnisky- Kormi'kow.ltrwon
Abiick Smith violin
i f'l.'irn Norrln nccomimnlt (
reer Cynt Suite Griett
Miii-nlii,' Mood
A He's Dentil .! .,
Aniti-u's Jinnee W.
jn the ilnll or tile Moiiiiluln King
cinni Nni-ris-liui ni'tte f'hnusse .
Oaloii Hcliples
Orchestrn ' '
j Instrumentation ";
1 violin: Virginia McWIIlianis, Ab.
ties Kniitii. t'lara Norrls. Mury
lluiierty, Georffiu llanlels. Marlon
fhuusKc. Klizabeth lionohue. lturn
ette f'hausse. Jack McXallan, t'lyile
Nobles.
l-'rcnch horn: William Cnblwell.
f'nrnet: Paul Newlin.
'lronlbone: James Bruce.
Orchestra bells: Natalie Kbert.
liruins: Vincent Newlin.
I'lano: Dorothy Wall. Judith Sie.
Grande hotel nt 8:15 o'clock In the
ballroom. Following is the pro
gram of n number of .delightful
selections. The public Is cordially
Invited. .
Pixies' Goodnight Song ..Brown
TEETH SUFFER
WHEN THE DIET
LACKS VITAMINS
Menus Should Be Planned to
Include Vitamins, Minerals
and Roughage
Dental authorities say that a
child must have a balanced diet to
insure proper development of the
teeth. Furthermore, such a diet
must lie continued in adult life to
maintain tooth structures already
i developed.
I Vitamins "C" and "D" play an
' important part in promoting the
health of teeth. Many familiar
foods contain one of these vitamins.
Thev jirp tomatoes, neas. lcafv ve-
' etables, yellow turnips; oranges,
j apples, raspberries, peacheR; egg
' yolks, butter and whole milk.
1 The taste-appeal of many of thr.te
I foods can be increased by the use of
I sugar. Put a dash of sugar to a
pinch of salt in the vegetables as
they cook. Sprinkle sugar on the
fresh fruits or add it when stewing
them. And of course, puddings made
of eggs and milk need sugar for
palatability.
In meal planning, jellies and
'jams should be included frequently,
j They are delicious accompaniments
for meat as w. Ii as for bread. Their
fruit content is also ht-althful. Good
' fiioa promotes good health and
ttetk. The Sugar Institute.
WHEN ALL THE WORLD SEEMED SAD
f -AftHEtT? r-WtS CACHED PLUM (4,
S FIRE ! l-i'V !?''E-CAP.T VAJELL f(MC'i'
:;c of RfDUT,0K--iifS -mm
,( 1V30 Tb A. P, Oratt Brluln Rlhu Iii4n,a rSS&aSg?. tQ T
KlrefHes In the Uniss ....... AVadley
;: hfllian Knautx ' . .
Kittle Indian Chief ........Strickland
Hocking tho Cradle ....V;.....,.lutton
Joan Iiyde.. ; t
Wind in the I'lnes .:..7;...;:...Duttoii
Birds Frolic Montana
Helen Jean Spocklinrt
Tho Hells ;. ...Wllliam--
Kalrles at 1'lay In the Moonlight
....'.........A MucLachlan
'. Jane Williams .
tlniien nf thf Wnrwlsnrltcs
ommn
The Wind' . . Kcksteln i
W'aim Strain' : '
Duet The Klrst Itobln KroKmnnn
Lillian Kimutz-Holen ..lean .
8nmlthnrt .-. .
- I'art II V ' 1
The "iusir libv ' " '' Poldlnl
nti n ki i nnnn Miittlnirlv
Dorothv Mann' . ' '
Roinersitults, :i..i.'.iiU:iiAi.-.i...,.BInk
islo.!);tire doming; ;j.!.-.);..it(OBer - "hey wnnt-.to be regained h ( Uml Kymw who unrter-went an
jl-: ' ''Margaret liai'liart: ij j I ; ' ( ! j ; good dntes!,.- .V . . I opei'a;;lfpfo',, upiei)(tl)ltiri , ffomo
Gallant Knlght(,.lii.i.'.iv!.'.I'uttp:nI), 'drills girls ntf beautiful, rul- ' ,lt n,e Grande l.tonde lips-.
Witclies;nan,fle(i...Vii.U.iM-'--eMiKll,1''''rnla co' nr good dates. II. !. ! piJ,, Is, tvi and ,1s co.nynlvKc,-.'r-'HMtHi.i6rt;-!itiH?'.':il--'.-fmlnl,lt'r
or loVel' Init.iilwVy.,.', i , n - Ii i .-,
Komanan .-: iJAlwnoiWwwi
Oriental Vision ;i:.;,.i;.4f,;t-.:.-HaiiUj l,: ,,, wai.eu, .miss ym eave.-,
Marguret:Dlxon U i;;h!!iwpMWs editor.. In ,lleusslng the
Prelude ....:::;..!.,.-,.;....i.......,.,7.iiopi.n
Love song v.;:. - 1a.:)..v. - .......r.,v..iiamiv
ij.,11, Ai,ip,n .
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Announcements
. Ptent-Torhor08.v;isults. Miss Weaver said '
. T.he' Itiverl t
soelotlbn-will meet at 7:80 o-clack;;""'"?'" "' ...
Kriday evening at the Lane chapel-
I. ' .;
.T-ofthe
letters will he presented to the boys
hn huva Piirniil tliniil. lllNtaiia-
tion of officers will he. held with
Mm. I. Kntia In charge.
.
The T.aiileH Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet ut the hnine of
Mm. II. A. Kllnghainnier lit'.. 2d7
Cherry .streot Thnmday nfiei-nnon
.1 .... ...I.. ...I tllildl HV
Mystery, Comedy,
Romance Combined. "
In State Talkie : ;
Anoiher successful stage play has
come to Hie talking screen. Just
as-.Mailanie X" set a new murk In
screen technloue, so . .Iocs' "The
Thirteenth Clinlr," Toil Hrownlng's
nll-talklng film prqduclloh of the
Veiller mystery druiiin, set, a' now
mark for mystery stories- on tint
screen. ' ' -." - '
The .Mctro-OohUvyn-Miiyer tlirll.
ler. now playing ut. the Htato the
ater, is Hrownlng's debut as a ill
rerlor of talking pictures anil
serves to Introduce .Margaret Wy
cherley. New York stuge slur, lo
the screen In the role she creuteil
on the speaking stage.
'The Thirteenth Chair" Inlro
.luces fans to a new order lu mys
tery dru.mil. with ghosts, tt gbustly
crime, a bnffling mystery, und :i
ilrumnlic duel of wits between de
tectives und a spirit medium seek
Ing to save her daughter from sus
picion. While in (he main tho plot
follows the original stuge drama,
the uncanny effects an.l d.-fl hand
ling of the details make it a mor.
vibrant story.
Over Night News
I ly tho A MH'in nt Vnvw
HtiieMi ic
Kentland. Ind. William Simons.
rhlcngo broker and onejthne part-
ner of former Governor Mcfrujr I
of Indiana, round ahot to deuth.
Nnhant, .l:i. t!eor(je K. I'he
lan. Hortlon real em ate limn and
manager of Oeorife Ilobert White
fund, le.-.im to deuth from hlKh
cliff: death cnllvd miicide.
Wt.."lilnxton Hoover return,
from Vlriilnhi Capes after review
Ins fleet.
Illii4 Kormer Secretary ran
U Ih condone, exoneration of Hinbop
Conn. in on moun.ln of mercy.
Cincinnati Curry lleriiwnn, re
cli.let rf nnmn nnnunl wilnry
front Cincinnati lle.la und wenlthy
In own riKht. k?' S weekly pen -
111 own rift Mi. unn j " r' ni; rt
sloe, from typojfrupltlcal union, j
O-do Klre wrecks refldencft of!
Cn.wn Prince Olnf and drives out
royal newlyweds.
Stanford Coeds : '
Seek Godmother (
ToRkht-WroW'
STAxronn university, rai.,
May !t'(Ai')- Stanfoi'd coeds, pro-
i'Hlng by the annual women's etll-;
tlnn of thft Stanford Dallv. have !
!tartedva campaign for ! "God- j
mother with $10,000,000.".
new
endowment !
that will lift the limit of sua,
women students set by the stnn-
ford fc-rnnt of, 1S98.
TlleV want' free and equal prlvl-
with 1 tht) .men students, a
new Kym and the right to stay out
nlfihts.' ;
And - ;.v " "' . I
f'lmit HBntora-- women ,mv w
f u-snuioni. or tne munition. . ... ...
- l.iv - (leep.rooted ancient prejudice
. nirntnst :the l'"ive Ilnndren.
: . - .
1 -:-Mra.',l1an4 Stanford Sr., Is said
to Uavoset llie.iiU" limn, leii.n.h
the university napied- for her son
nught ' become a., women h col
lege.' But she couldn't foresee the
to.-win. .. ..u -... ,
.! the rs lenve the campus day af-
ifh.l-thh.ru,..f
mntuens up nnu , oown i j
That's why. ihe writer paid, the
Stanford women want the $ifl.uonf- ,K.nt tju, j,it inontli visiting reta
000t :"to flood fhokP onmitus with ,V(,n UIl(l f,.j(.,HiH.
coedB so that h(:lnnKM will tlierc'i JoP ,.t.ni. returned from Mc-he-RronndB.
for the hellef , that all 1 (. (n,.,. the fli-at "f (he week.
Stanford women ni;e mntal n'n
t....au ti-iHitlmt!iTlv nvnidedf hv col-
. )r hectic search for
romance. .
Health Talks
The HCUHQnM !have each a " number
of dlseaHCH iicQu'liar to themelveM.
3 Winter Mh the Heimoti when peo
,ple siend more of their, time ln
donrif,'. and . Uften in over-healed
ro6m. 'Mie: rapid clmiiBe of the
nle - need iKUtiRes to the poHihillty
of . Infection. Over-crowded con-
dlllona of inuny homes off era P
portunlty for k'iih to lit spread.
.. In w Inter, too, il in the older pri
son who Ik liable to mirferr In sum
mer, it h the young, partlculnrly
children (ihd Infants who must be
guarded
The no-called Hummer com-
plaintt: of children, which include
a variety of disease conditions af
fecting the Ka.d'o-intcrttinal trait
ure responsible for close to 30 per
cent of all deaths lu children one
year of uge and under. - '
Tho wltherliiK effeets of heat are
obvious. The effects' of feeding,
however, are less well appreciated.
KiKhty-fiv per cent of nil Infant
death.- nra bottle fed babies. It is
not. however. l9tle foedinx In it
self that causes the infant to suc
cumb. Jt In ruther, bad milk, un-
j Kiiitublt) foods, lack of cleanliness,
(improper feeding .methods and in
fection that weaken the Infant's
resistance. The Bamo Is true of
I tint older children, wlfo. when Im
properly fed, particularly in warm
seasons. $ri inure lis hie to ills
euse. '"'
Much Illness and nviny deaths
could be prevented .by the proper
cate of fo.ld In Hummer lime,
clrunlineKH. refrtfratlon, nterlllza-
tlon by boillnf;. the avoidance of all
HUMiicioun food nrticleH, tllee prae
lice, help yreather the hot minuii.
un.i Ui; Htt'endant ill..
Cole Bros. Circus
Coming on June 9
Arrangement ure being- nude
for I he Hhowinir of the Cole Bros,
World Toured circus In l.:i Grande,
both parade and exhibitions, on
Mjintluv. . June 9. nccordlfiir to
Karl Knudnon, contracting neent
..-...., "
for th nhow. Performances are
to start t 2 unit S P- nu with the
parade at 11 a, in., -Mr. Knudson
sayi.
TV Oonnr TTlff
J-J VOLUl J-Xllvl-
Releasing Fish
In Streams Ot
Eastern Oregon A
Ity M:-s. Ii. . Terrall
(Observer orrespon,dent)
I'NIOX (Special) It. It,. Hon-
nev bin: been nuiklna; Ireuueill'
trips to ticarhy streams to liberate i
young fish
tniek lr.nd Itnfnbow trout to
the Htreani al.ove um.pU'r: twu
lpa(:; ut Kaslern Itrunk To the Mtv
Kay reservoir, near Pendleton and,,,,Mlv
a loud (if younn salmon to the
Grnmlc Hniule river ! beyond ' l.a
Grande. Tho first settings of
t'liiuese pheasant.-;' are halclilntr to
day.
i.:,ii,mliil,.servlees ,Mere, held toT,
: n.nnt, , .ci( ,iUnderiuklng
.)uV,on) ,(or Mt; . Ane, 1-addoek.
lVnAnth ..d,- wlw.in- she- reared,
(( ,(4W ,rotlY, .nin,mn to t.t-
. . -
' tenil the lunei-al. .m J . eorii is-....
nM,,.,K.loJ. )n the animal huslmndry
,.l.1M)1,i,1,eHf v -Jishlngton . Stalo
i (,
MIsh Alice I'jitterKon, who tauKhl
the I'nion.HiKh school the past
i'. left 'laHt nielli for her home
In
I'orljahd. . " j
Ka'iJl(l:qGk Jiart, hneu .KpendSijK u.
fc v .bu, llotl-aUe taking treat-
ni, ,oi;,.i;litndplar runlde
M.-liiiL l ew i'ttiirn-1 lant eve-
ninK fi.rtn l'ortlund where flu- has
lie and his father liave been work
Iiik In the lun.iber mill there and
the latter will remain indefinitely.
YjiHK l.ela (tilstrap. of I'ortlaiid,
is ttpcndiiiK her ten-day vacation
from office duties wlLh Mr. and
Mrs. Waller Stevens.
Jiinmle Itouewa 11 .catne down
from Knterprlse to spend Sunday
with home folks.
Jovcphlne MII.-'h rloKPd her nchool
dulle at Vale lant week and came
home Sunday. She will spend, her
vaca'.'on wit h. - her -fparents,, .Ir.,
and Mrs. Sidney Vatlun. .., -i '.
Wnllir I 'ock lefl for Portland
Monday where lie will lake a short
' cours In undertaking
'lie opcreltit . "Itetl v I-ou" that
I was pi'erteliied during: cohuuonre
iiient week by, tlic bt-;li school Kb'C
dub Im to be repented tonight for
I Hie benefit, nf .those who falb'd to
m'c It the first' thnc si ml those who
j wbdi to see It atrain. It was a very
Hiiccefsrul presentation and should
lid even better with the extra
practice. The clever cost nines
I used in Feveral of the, parts vre
f designed and nuide by the Kil ls in
Miss Helen Hulac's home econoin- :"
Ich ileparttm'iit. lu the absence of '
Mbs Hulac who directed the first!
preHotHnlion Will Mustier will di
rect It tonK-lil. j
Mr. and Mrs. Itrent SturKill are j
pliinnhiK to move Into Mrs. Sarah i
Casper's house, recently va fitted by I
the Monett familv.
. . . i
PERRY PERSONALS
Ity Mrs. Mary It. Kail
( ( ihservcr I 'or respondent)
PKItltY (Special) Mrs. Ole
Mathson and daiiphtep Nevn were
quests nf M is. Wulmer in Lu
Orande last Thursday. Mrs. Wul
mer Is Mrs. Mathson's nytther.
yft.'.. Frank Itraden was a lrief
visitor at thi' Pirn ' "one auto
eamp liiKt Kr'day.
-Mr. am) Mi'., (ierald Plerson nnd
children were shopping In town
one day last week.
V'nrrell Illaisda b- nnI l-'rancls
Smith were city visitors one day
the first of the week.
I .ij-k. i,. n. iiaimiartv ami son
I'd d red and daiiKht'T l,orna. ac
coi!t)anled by Wesley Smith, made
a trip to Cove last Saturday.
,Mn'. Joe Smith. Mrs. W. W. Hol
den, Mir. Ole M,-ithson. Harry Coal
welt and Mr. a nd M rs. J. If.
Mooher served on the election
board at Perry last Kriday.
Ml-. Mary It. Kail and daiiRh
ter I let let were recent Riiests of
Mrif. W. I pohcrlson and danli-
tei' Vrn Krns many friends
wm hi ghul Ul. Know Uial she Is
j convalesciiih' nicely after overal
days of cvere illness. She hopes
to take tt trip to I'orllaml soon
where she will visit her unnt ami
other friends . for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Holden
were bushustt visitors In town last
1 h ui st lay.
AV -. KaiVs sifter. Mrs. J. II.
Alhertson, who recently underwent
a. niajur opemtion at the Grande
Hondo liofpi.al. was removed to
tier liom.o at JtMMi (ireenwuiu) Sat
urduy. Mu in convalescing nice
ly. M . and Mrs. Ifetrry WllliauiH
were recent city .shoppers.
Kinery l-"urgasnn and family and
Victor I lnrrison and wife were
XUOMt: of relatives at HIlKaril re
cent ly.
Hithert Hawk, of I'pper l-Mat.
made a business trip to I .a 'Grande
the latler.part of the week.
Mrs.. Frank Iteavir. and Mi.
!,eto'. of l-a Grande, were visitors
at the W. I., Itotertson homo last
Wednesday,
I'eny st'luml closed last Friday.
Tho Hi children and M.rs, Kail
took a live mile hike taking their
lunch with them and enjoyed a
picnic lunch at a lovely spot on the
uvuiinUiln north of Perry,
t.eiha llallui:irk and George Sin
clair look tho state eighth gi'tide
examination last Wednesday and
I Tlunsday and lletha Kail took the
i a-tato test in geography., v :
! Stephen Praetor, who has heen
111 for sevorai days Is reported to
J he somewhat Im.proved in health..
Mr. and M,rs. Hob Myiick and
son and Mrs. Charles Morris and
daughter-Verda M?io wero recent
rncHts at' the Vermillion home, at
Sumtnerville.
Vr. Hurry Stephenson, of Port
land, who has been a limine gnosl
at the . i. iHoherlson home;' re
crntlv returned to her honto- In
Portland. . . . . t
George Plnelalr made a trip, to
town one day. tho first, of .the
week." . i
Mr:'. Mary II. Kail was a recent
hnslnesii caller nt the olflceif the
mu'ity school superinteudunt. 1 1''.
A. sayro.
M .. and Mrs. r. T. Hrown and
children recently visited hero nt
tho homo of her son. Gerald Pier-
fion.
,in'K tuiiie wen n -
rent city guest. ,
weenenil isnois ai
.Uh:i i lara i arisen wan a receiu
vlor at the Stephen lrnctnr
v a ri-eu r iiiiiKtia ie, w mi imn im-i-ii
vIslMnjr relnllvcH In l'errv for hcv
eral weeks', exp-PctH to return to
his homo in Idnhn hoiiU 't'lnie dui'r
ni? tlie c'oinlliK Wf'elt.
' .lrn'. Joe' SniJth Vwah shoppfntr
In .a (ratnlV.1 la. si Snttirdav and
inchlentnilj visited'her friend Mrs. i
Itohlm . I' ,: .1 ' 'YlJ. '.''.' .'
1 Mrs. K.1 Klorrlson and ,lier uncle i
'Mi!', Daley were recent 1 tytVHliiertM
visltnrK in la Ornnile. i
' ' Afii'. luii) v M TP-. 1-fiirt M'llji. apd i
fmn.ily, t were yeeUcnd . vlHilyrHt.at;
Cove. -,i . . . . - -..
Afi. 'and M-rs. VI. A. 'favre ere i
lrlnf VhdMm nt Ihi'v -lltirt Knll
Iioiik" In ConnoidalO' Inst Thur-
da'.'' - " "i. 1 . .v ut. t(.
i i Viinc fn'rlsnn' nnd TDii'ry T6t(l-
vei wiM'C city Vlrtlloin one dhy' hMt
week. '' 1 ' " , '
i Mav'.'v; w;.iroiden"rcci'ived ft'
hundred haiiy' clilckH" the first or
the wee ' ; jilm . i -t(.
Menus Of The
Day
II y Mrs, AIeander (.Mir(tt
IHi:it I'OK SIX
Clilllcd Diced I'lneapple ami
While ( li'irlt :
Itreaded Veal Steak Itiowft Ornvy
('reamed New Potatoes
Muttered AsparaKUs
II rend Currant Jam
Tomato Salad
I.oitK'fl Jeait i,. Orange Cream Pie
Toffee
5- llrcadcil Veal Sionk ..
fliio prntiul veal steak oiit .
thick; ' ;' "',
One-half teaspoon salt.
One-fi m lib tespoou pepper.
One-fourth teaspoon celei-y salt.
, ; ''o ckw. yolks. or one vkr ( ,
Two tableofns cold water.
One and one-half . cups rolled
dried breitd or cracker crumbs.
l-ive hiblespooiiH fat (lard or
drippings).
Tvo lablespomiH butter.
Vlp v'al with damp cbdh. Cut
Into six pieces. Sprinkle with salt,
Specials
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Waves : $7.50
Finger Waves 75c
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Lotas C. bociu ImnIciu Munair
pepper 'nnd" celery," salt, ' Dip in
crumbri'Ahd egg" yolks, mixed with
wan?,. lip again In rriimbs.'Heut
fai In Trying pan.' add meat. Itrowr?
well. Place' In' b(ki.K pan, dot
Willi butter and udd one-halt cup
hot water. - Hake- 1 hour. . . -. .
:l" jV Toimilo Halad
JCightsllcos tomatoes, (;
One cup sliced encumbers, y
()ie-fouith cup ijhopped celery.
Twu. tablespoons' chopped onions.
Two luldespuoiiB chopped green
peppeiif. ; . - , '
.One-half teaspoon wilt.
One-fourtlr .teaspoon paprika. "
one-half, ctip nil ff mayonnaise.
Three lab)isptions chili aauce.
.Unl- Int'etilents. Arrange, -to-inat'oe;
oa leituce. add encumbers, 1
celery, mi Ions and green peppers. ;
Sprjukle salt add paprika, Tw !
wiilt- mayonnnie.HiHl . chlji snttee.
l.ong'f PtMik Oraiie .lYcnm I'lo .j
v . Pit- c;u ;. f ..
One cup fVJtir. i' ..''
iine-fonrth' teaspoon salt. j
Ohe-thlrd cp lard. ' . . '
Two tablespooitN toldLwater. i,
Mix flour an.l hhI.i. Cut In lard ;
with knlfo and, inlxlng with knife.
sloyViy add cold ,ynlei When stiff
dough forms, roil- out to fit into
deep pie.pan.f "Pi'lek sjdes aiid hot
lom .with a fork. .Hake.
Oraiigii Oi-enm Filling .
Two-thirds cyp sugar, ,
One-third enp fjodr. V ''
One-elfebth' leit'yjioon wilt.-''
. Three - Tablespoons, .lefinpiv juice.
' oSm cup ortinKe"Jnico. Ji .
1'wo-thlriin cup, .water.,.
, 'One tahlespooir lintteiv.i -r -Tiree
egg' yolks.17-''., ',. '
Hh-nd silgur. .fiou)'- and. will. 'Add
frnil Julep'. and Jwaier. Add Imttei
and egg y'blks. . rook In' d6tbje
lvller ubtibve'ry hiii'k and oronmy.
Htli frenuenlly.. PouKlnlo bakeif
shells and caver . .i Itli . meringue ;
mad m by beutlng egg. whites ,'uittll X
sutr: una intiiipgfc4 ,tHiliHjnons of
confectioner's aitgerV Halio 12 'min-
olef In h low' -oven. i
OuivCleaning
SERVICE SAVES r
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clothing- bills
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Standard J.aundry Co.
".Vllttf Snviiie Slulloii'.' . f
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Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Faee
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FLAVO R IN
HI-TEST VACUUM
COFFEE
To prirv for you tho frcih,
" iichr (lovor of M-J-B Coffee
o tpecial vacuum process it
necessary. I J-cylindered va
cuum machines, owned, pat-
, ented and used exclusively by
M-J-B guarantee the "f-resh
, from the Roaster" flavor.
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Same Price
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.. 25 ouaeet for 25
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Buy a can of M-J-B Coffee
today. You'll make a pleasant
discovery.And becauseM.J.8
is a richer blend you may use
slightly loss coffee per cup.
Your grocer has It in the green
and gold can.
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