La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, May 26, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
CDIEiry NEWl
Riveria P.-T. A.
Rewards Children
At Friday Meeting Mountain Pawn ...
Murmuring Spring
I,u Veilu MIMotliitf
The KImk'b Hunting Jit? ...r.'....m.U 1
Hoy llennua
Tvohcrta
Jorothy l.vo ItcynoltlH .
At Iho nuH'ting of tho Hivtn'u ' (I'upil of Mrs. K. L. Kvuns)
I'aienUTeac'lu r uKsucintion Friday PUuitiition Itnnee Wright
fveniuy ui thu inline chupel, ClWe .lin..et In H Minor Schubert:
Moqio presented 50 letters to the! Lillian Mi.ileilhi.rg
fcins anil boyu who tuok purl in tile Nocturne , Chopin
nnnuiil truck meet. Four boy ro- liupuilenee ...Halm
reived three i'l(frn eurl, U fowl- I (Hen Fp
ball, baskettmll unit trtiek, A num- (Pupil of Mia K. I,.
ber of girls were uIko given Ituei-a. Ounaonutiu
The new ortlrem wero iiidiHlled lluhtrurv
by Mr. 1.ovh Weuel. They uro J Katharine "Wnwlor j
-Mr. Frederick Gehrins, presitlenl; MilHii: IJo T ; Uadow '
who was re-elected; Mnt. Johsr t'htmen of St. PatricltH Vliilehorn
Spencer, vieo preHldont: uml Mi j MUdred Spencer j
Florence Smith, tfereturytrtumii " !
er. MiH. Carolyn rurrur room ' T nJ TT 7 PvonoVP
won the picture given by the 1T. j ' 1
A. HKHQciatl(ir for attendance. This
tinii the nwitrd Is permnnent, this
room havins s cnred the picture, j Tho riuiBhterM of Union Veter
the mot times during the year. nnM Inet , roKlllur session Friday
Mrs. I. M. Kennedy gave a re- ..! .1P ...i,, nn were muilo for
Gardenia Waltz ..... w Wlhro
ltarcurolle ...............:...;.. BiHtru
rury MciMunt? . "
Song f the Harvesters .... ..Tellh'r
llu MyricU
Music of the Hieeze .......UHhro
Music of tho Itnin Itilbro
Music of the Waves Uilbro
llu Myriek
Adela'.df Zwelfel
I Annabirlle Turpany
Fleeting Cloudj Anthony
Annabt'lle Terpany
rinntsmen'a t'horus .;..Von Weber
Kickshaw Ho Keats
i Adelaide Zweifel
Flectinff Joys Handrock
lenseitl -Amour ("onte
I Zellah lteed
I Ch irm. into Mazurka Grolon
' ------- T- - ,
, Gun Carlson, of ...muiilt, visit j
ed his brother, Guiimj-, Carhop, j
the juist week.
J.r. Harold Hamstreet gave,
her nmsic pup!!) their hint 1u..k.ii .
Tor the year on Wednesday. j
M vh. Ople i)sl3rn vUited Mij
Ktilh Leonard Tutmduy afternoon.
'l he Comnuinlty club met Fri- j
day afternoon at the home of '
Air. Willard Kuhn.
Tho Neighborhood .dub met
Thursday afternoon at the honu
of Mis. H. 1.. Maglll and H wo-!
men weru preceitt. Much re-
K teaspoon wilt. ','
3 cups wider.
1 tablespuon finely chopped cel
ery. 16 tablespoon chopped onions.
9 tablespoon flour,
1 tablespoon butter. VV .
H rup milk. . .
Thoroughly. wah Blldetw and add
water and unit. Cook lowly,'ln
covered pan 3" niintile or until
tender when tested Willi fork.
Drain and reserve t eiip of stock
Chats With
Parents
Sohutt """S'y Itaiwoille !
Announcements
TI KSDAY I'HOliltAMS
XiUional HluuiU-nsliim Co.: 0:30, ,,,, ,..,...,., ,,,. ri.ni,-. Ilh.1,,1
v.iiil..vIIU hnur: 7:3". Amo and , we ,, I1(lu Hlul.k aml 1ki l.,)ok
Amlv: X Viilimijil Kltiirei-MT !) Mn- ... .
,.,,. , ... ,lM j.,, ,.i,.intr : . - .unui. creamy shu-1 ioihik. riir.
t- i:in, iiiiiu't naiiii: o , ire vu 1 luvjt 1 ;
u...v-tt.l 1... 11. liv . ... . .
-.-. i;4, iJSiiis :iim Miuna; i. ran- 1 ferv ut ,,, .
.Mr'. Anna Hook. cert orrhralra: 9:30 In 10. ballnil i
.Miss -Mjirlp ("rowler Is nafle'inB , crooners; m to IS, ilnnco music.
M.r. Junius Maun ill house I'lenn- i
in.. Tncomil
V. A. Klnicr dnlhiTBil 11 louO i KVT (760): 7, CHS; 9, popular
of rut hints 10 IJvnnsto liu ulilpprd ' prjiKium; 10, CHS: 13 to 1, oruan.
to INirllnint Ity Uo t'o-oprrnllvo 1 '' ' Dt'livi'r
association. I J" tvi): n;)u. Nile: S. Den-
It Is quality, not otmntlty, that '
counu. In theso- matters. . It seemi -to
1110 that the relationship be.-' i
twecn mother and child is ?nr morp :
often heliied than hurt by nartlift.
. separation -. !t .
j It would bo lllumlnntlns to havo .
A I)X(i1'll' llnslh'ht into whut lies btthilld till i
ny'Alk-oVuilMHi i'cali- !' ""' tl'OUBlt belnn sent to ,
Manv a mother who Is fully ; nursery school or a klndert-arleit
nwarc of the benefits to be derived """'l "111 be deprived ut the ,
from nurscn- m-boul'or klndert,-ar- , motherinjs that he needs. .
ten keeps her child at home bo- I I suspect that often there I Ito
cause she Is nfrald that the early mu';h t,llB """"'nl concern uu r
separation will lettd to nn estrange- : possessiveness which fears conij; j
men between herself and her ': petition. t , t- , ; .. II
child. I - J
,, . ., Tho prlvatn wealth of Italy Is es,:
She feels that excellent as the . ! ... .,.,.,,.
inx- platter, ciarnlsh with imrsley nuiTery school or 'klndertiiirteit ex- j j7Z.',x-.Jt-p.
pel leio'e m 11 y , o e, sou wuhhi
t
" A Mm was born Wednesday, . ver symphony orchestra; 9, Nile
The I.a Cnuule XeiirhborhOOd M.... 1. ik'n 1. .i..,l: Sonllli
FOl June 13 Meet eXuh wln 1101,1 n"'" 'l' 'in "r to Mr. and Mis. c. II. IHoo.'s-( "K.IR (HVO): a-.-JU. soloists; 8, on-
the year ut the I.a Cirjtnde hotel worth. (iramtna 'Ci'Ossler went soluble; 9. musical comedy hour
dawn Sunday to get urtiuitlnle.l 10. sunshine proBtam; 10:30, or-
chewtra; 13, Kevellers.
' Kiiiikiiin.
Kircj (590): r,:3ii, MIC: 8, con-
Jlay 1. Kiftecn children who will .tem, Miss Maude Stevens, of Port, be considered and all .members , t0,i lhv , 0. l0. r cert; S: 30, .NT.C; 1 0, CnllcKluns; 1 1
' " .irrnno lomre. ivin... ,
l.e-lo Harris and family re-i San l'ranclsco
turned from linker Sunrtav. where IvrO (080): (1:45, Cecil and Sal
thev Inive boon vlsltlmr l elntlves. y I'opuiiu illume,
.M"rs. llaiilia Swnrix retirmcd proKianis; to to n. nance nrciies
throuith It, lose her child and that ,
liter cnuo, tn mm, wouio no ue- ;
iirlved of the motheiinK which he !
neeils. . I
j ' The dunirer seems to mo nn un- i
real one. The average mother Is '
so 'involved in holtse-ke'.'ptnK thitt
she really devotes far less time to ;
j.oci child than she likes to think I
Tuesilny afternoon. May 37 at 2 I
o cluck. Dr. .Miil Karel I lime. , w ,., onl. girnndchlld.
president, urges all members to ni- Th(1 .pv Weston f-hlelds. of !
port op the pro-school clinic held ,, f .,, rtmont nrcsl- lir, sent as impot lani misiness I Kmrrorise. left V.imbiy tor I'ort
Mashed Potato Cukes, Cirlllcil
I cups niHshed pnnatocs.
1 -4 teaspoon alt.
1-4 teasKiotl pepper.
1 entr yolk.
3 tablespoons cold water.
1 cup rolled cracker crumbs,
4 tablespoons fat, melted.
Mix potatoes, suit and peiiper, ,',,,, .a ,,,.
Mix cbb yolk and water. Dip table- ..., ,,..,,.' . ,,. , nf,,
bored with the monotony of baby
'spoons of iiotato 'mixture into
; orumbs, then into okk mixture nud
caro ami so Irked with the llmita- j
enter s.cimol next year were ,lHlu, nl ,lflr ,,xt meotlnR. June
amlned. .Mrs. O. II. .Maxiim, pub- j , 3, Arrangements were also nnuie
l.c.ty (.Imirman, Kave a report on- for u. .vemorliil day s.tvIccs.
tile, scrap book sent from lllverla. Sl rM-- j, (. nhodes presidnd nt the
to the state publicity chairman, session with quite a number in nt
whure It was chosen to be sent-lo tendance."
national headquarters for another j. . ' ...
contest. , ' ,.
Ail Interestini- proffram wan . Po vf r On m r I i m an f o
diss .Madeline Ulrson' of , .VV'l"Mv....0
sliould have a iarl.
the convention or the State l.-edera- !
t'.on tif Women's ei.ibs held In
Snlem this month will jrlvo flve-
minnte reports . on outstantllnh i
i.siiui nuo cruin ... : romp imu onM tn-o.-rt by It upon her own ,
ikiiim. ii uuiiK jiiiu iiii'iitfti till,
eoverliiK well with- fat. ' Place on
shallow pap and cook below broiler
until well browned. .
It Htovo doe) not havo broiler
larts of the
I last week from Spokane, who
n, m v.. in Inn. Offieci H
for the comtnK year win e eiet i. u. Kho s(on( a colipU o( Week vLsit
1 , iin- friends.
The Women's 1-lomo Missiouury I W(,n,. r..nnA--..N.i -ir. irt nn
mV " "W ir V: Srtt it'ty wi m,MH W.-dnesday at the , Mondllv.8 tl,lln for Gardner. Ida-
MrS. E. Walker ho,,m r K - Sn,Uh atl.',,,.'Jt ". here Mi. -Coihhm-i. lather.
ix p, iMi Tnvi KvnHhinffion nvenue for an all-day . (-1.,.onni,irh. lives.
!mrtimr with a. potluck luncheon; "svalte,- Swartz and family rame
li:ii-kviiifl nlnvirKAiinil fnit . Hinall 7.i .. .. served at. nopn. !ieipiej-s an 1 1 ; .-.,., ,,.,,. . i.mu n.l Miient.
,. 1 ' V, wni ir --wr. rm-eu - wunter lll(tl(ft. t(1 lu.,nir rOVtM-ed diKh and ".M; r ; " to 11. dance nroarnm
I'll I III I tri mitt 113 Willi aauHflMlin flUM I,. ,,,. .1. nf Imu IIi1Ii.1mu 11 II n I v'n r-, ' " . ... .. : nUOOItV III Uie loy PHVUnjS liimi'i, . . .. ..
... ... ,. ti. """ vi - j o t 1 m 1 n ! I in .tltlie Will . . . ... .. .. I J'OI'IiaiHI
the KaHtej-n Oregon Normul whool
Hpoko ut ''iMMyui'itumls.' - .Three
types were diHciissed: (rmt- the
A jolly HiirpHe- party wns piven '
tra.
KFUC ((110):
7:ir), Joy . Jloys;
Frank Wataiiabe
music.
Oakland : m
KfiO (7!0): 11:30. M"!C; 11 to 12,
dance music.
KIA (880): 7, news, music; '10;
activities that she Klves her child
scant persona) attention. 1
It often happens that the mother- s
who has been Irritable and inipa
tlf.ni4 wlwm hIip hnd tn take c;i re of
Piiltot cin liu lrmt'tiiil hi frvlnir linn . . ... .. .
ittiwinul mr emm ail nay aim every nay '
.. . placed over moderatu fire. ,..-- ...... Imich more of that!
friendly response and ryal mother- I
Spring .A'oecluhh hi Clulalln
swings In the buck yard re enwily
sary, About 40 friends railed al
watched over by the mother; wee, h(?r homti. riu, cv,.ninf- wus spent
oiin, a sine iarcei roiien on in payliK KMUH'H und in social hours,
tain hoiira for playr-haxohull und follqwod by the serving of dainty
spent, tyim; .coniforn. Mite ''ox
.opening -will bo observed.
other ffiuncH (u-e HUceessfiil Ik Htlf
erviod; the formal . piuysrnunrt tn
third and hcHl. here. the eauipment
is at hld und supervision may be.
supplied by city or school.
.ljs Kleanor llicks plnyed two
piano numbers. Mrs, VJInil W'tjbb
read a retold story, a choniH wns.
oinff by Mrs, Carroll s room. I.iiter
a social hour was enjoyed and re,
Iroshmenls were served' with L U
large crowd ip adendiuico,
refreshments.
The NeiKhbor.s
of Voodcraft
Benefit Luncheon
At Inn Saturday
will meet
o'clock. Tlv
lioy lliiwilu has been III for.
Beveral days, the result' if step-
I Itit; on' a rusty mill.
I Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Kiddle and
Mr. and Mt-s. I.yle Kiddle btl'l
KEX (llsn):K. dance eoncert;
Kdnn Klseher; I ' 1 packiih'e. lemon flavored Kelatin
7:30, TIlS; 111. mlxlure,
10 to .1,; dunce i ; i 3.4 cups bolllnc water.
a tublospopns vlncuur. . i
Vj teasjioon salt. ... v 'vUH;
1 -4' teaspoon paprika, '-'"V
1 teaspoon stiKiir.
1. tinp diced cooked carrots.
1 cup. cooked peas. ,, .
'cup diced celery.
1 . tablespuon finely ehoiied
law which he require! ut'tor she
has been Treed 'of his society for
several bourn 'Of each day.
9, musical comedy hour; 10, novel- onions.-.
ty. orchestra: 11:30. news; 11:40, i our bolllmr wnter ovor ifelaliu
ruesdjy .exoiHBH.i iii,,.i. r i.a Orande. visit-:
eantaln of the euar 1 ' , ... ...... i v. ',... .-.i itn
AtfdntKht matinee.
KtiW (II2U)! U:3l),
sts that all Bliards meet
team rocine:
Ht the hall at 7 o'clock.
od at the; IfotAe of ljlr. .ind I Mrs. '!-""
iKluiii . und stir, until .dissolved
NUO pro- fool and, odd, .other., lKioileuls.
Pour into jnol.l, rlnsocl out (if 'cobl
Henry Spence on Sunilay.
' 'J'lie futnp l-'lre Klrls comnilttee
of. the I.a Grande Neighborhood
club is completing nrrauKements
for the benefit luncheon to he given
in the. Sacajnweti Inn Snurtlay,
May it 1 at 1 o'clock. Funds raised
are to bo used do provide n. sum
mer oanip for tit? camp Kirn sl'ls
HOnOl'S MOtnei'B tular mxetlngH on this day have
. ielianireil their jilans to co-opernte ( 11
A m'cttv nfternoon tea lionorlliB fin making this day I.a Uranib'si'
their mothers was given by the 1 Camp Kire Girl's day. This support
Camp Fire Group
Wallowa County
Poppy Sale Held
Saturday, May 24
lly Miw. Win. Wi'tlllinx
(Observer Correspondent)
l.LW'IINK. Ore. (Special) Kat-
I unlay. May 2i. was the day sei
lile by. all Hie towns In Wallowa
county to sell popples to Help, uie
disabled veteiatw and their (am,l-
Ixw Angles water. Chili and unmoldi on! 1
K1IJ (Don): 8. CHS: 'in, news, ' . n,i surround with sabid dress
Juno ltl has been set for the danco music; 12 to 1, oi'Kan. mKt .. , ;
:iiunuut picnic at I'loni this' yeur. i k.n.n. tiutitu: (. scicnuo in nil
I lOach year a plonlii is held with a 7:30. popular features; 10 to 1
(lance In tho evening. 'I lie pro- ounce music. j
! cceds ro to help build the road im' I niti'l: 7, roncert; !), opera i
'from Knterprlso to Lewlsion. ,of air; 10:30, dunce music.
Jr.-. uud I'jrs. O. J. Poley and I .
dittiHliler, Margaret, Misses l-'roda !
Hall and tterpli'O Winnings and I
Mr. and Mrs. M. Crow nltondod
the bacciilaiireaie sermon at the;
Presbyterian church tit Wallowa
Sunday. i
lie:
dinner
Tainonelinn Cnmn !' re groun Sat. .! ine project, oy uie woiiicn ot uie
urday from 2:30 to t o ciock hi t"j ...... .., ,. ,u
the annex of the 1,-Jthenin church benefit will be a' financial success j Kl.J(,as. Mlly .,
which was ntiraciiveiy un-m.ii.-
in an original theme. , .uecoiue u reality, inosc in caaige ,, ,,,.ve,i i (he base
Sorvlco was at four individual :?to.' ' i ' ' ,ent of, -the Presblyorian r.luncli
f'llilnu fini lllo linill'N wen B ruv : ..........(, m -niiiviivwit
!isn Hulh Hensley, who ban
been ;ieachltm' . in the H-ijitfimt"
district i near Klwln, came In on
Wednesday, mornlnn's stage . to
Menus Of The
Day
hold, a
for the benefit Hpeud tho sun.nner vacation with
..... r.,.,1 ' in (1111- li.... narnntj. In itml Mull .1 II.
uecoiue a reaiuy, inosc in coarse ,,, , i t ii,n ii.tun. nt.,u, ui.u ,ni
1H1 'Will !).,; well im .' J iif.unn-,v, hmo
! vni it i: kmxc. iosv
SHOIM) 1M CAllXATJOX
I 1'AltlS (Al) Hed carna
tions are tho new artificial flower
a la mode Cor ovenlnK.
J'aris .puts two cherry rod enr
mttious ut the side front of tlie di!
colloltu of white evening dresseH.''
A new midsummer model of,
black and white printed chiffon
ha two white chiffon cnrnntlpuH
appllqued tti tlio side flecollotte,
,'1'hlH iw a dnneo dfOBH, t j
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."Ire --will be a choice of aniusements for
Giiunts may enjoy
1 Wallows hint
very
beautiful
nrohioms. An entertaining program iho aftomoon
of piano selections, vocal solos and a program being prepared by Mrs. '
a violin number was presented by : Miller; kensington under Mrs. (
cemetery and vart liiiiliroveincnts. loli.y. Helen Leonard and Her.
Ily Mrs. Alexander George
rincKlox GiiiMns ox toast i- , . .
Menu for nlnner lUTl'ON.S AT WOItK
(Using Sunday Dinner Leftovers) i FOR CLOSMH FIT
teach text chicken (Ubiety on Toast '
year lit Scapposse. near Portland. I Mushed Potato CaKea
. Misses I'Vedn. Hall. Miirgiiret I Dread' Plum Jam
Sprim' Vegetables In (lidatln
iThonias Walslngnr or liridge under !
i n., hi.'iv t V - . . A ji.k-" ' s ivi.M-r.., j... .i.f ',fr.ii..i.,l..i .r..t ..
Mary Frees. Sylvia i mil aoo .. ...,.... ,,),,., ,!.-ivt-n by
Justine Cade were In ch..rge of tlin Mcklnstry. Thore are a large mini- j )f , t)mlull.
decorations: Margaret Mumiorn. ; ... ......... ,v ..c ..,u..ra, ,..t v..,
Martha McKcnnon and Mary. Zur- which, as well as tallies for bridge.
brick arranged the refreshments: und materials of kensington have,
and the other girls conwlltuled a ;'ei donated. This makes It pus-I
el.-oi.-up committee. .; ;sll.le for Uie chairman to aiinoiiiic
. , (that half of all money received will
il i tt. i. i-nZnA ." bo used 'for the girls, the other half, I
IIUU JCjII Lcl UdlllCU. i- by special-concessions fromthe ho--
By Mrs. F. Poole 1'' n"ylii,' fo1' ,1,p luncheon. ;
have been made in the past two .(e Winnings und Winner Crow Cherry Roly l'oly
attended th . :. II. rally belli .n ; . ' . (nice
Siniilav evening the big, sedan the. t'llrlsllun church at Wiillown.
driven by John Sohant und a light Pumbiy- nt'teriwion. The rally. was.
l;on:ild Ost- i held prepnratury to the iiunuiil-;
Cream
At 8:15 Tonig-ht
The Me-Way-A-Tum club mem-
Student Recital
bers were guests of Mrs. l-ranK
l'oole recently at her homo when
three tables of cards were enjoyo.l-
The rooms were very attractive Pupils of Miss Judith Snodgrass
with spring flowers in a coloe:will appear In an Interesting re.
scheme of pink and blue; . ' i citul tonight at the Sucajawea ball-
l-'lrst honors were won by Mrs. room at S:15 o'clock. A cordial lu
ll oy Muilsell and Mm.-A. K. 1'eebi- vitation-ls cxtendod to the public.
ler received second honors. Luter Lullaby .....John Williams
a dainty two-course luncheon was i Jack lcan
served. Mrs. Alex Kerguson will be - A liny Urcam Hilbro
the next hostess. June S. . .Msrjnrle and.; Vivian lllndiiian
. .- llrlftlng .-. lohn Wllliainn
'I'hree Clocks lohn Williai-is
Lois McCarthy
.John Williams
filing I'l'liyer ..101111 Williams
Recital Will Be ';
Event of Tonight '"alrl;- ""n'e
. . , ".. I Kvenlng Prayer
A delightful recital to bn.'pres'
.tiled tills evening at S: 16" o'clock
in the La Grande hotel will be
given by tho pupils of Mrs. I.ee
Reynolds. The hist two sturtentn.
"Miss Katharine Wissler und Miss
Mildred Spencer, have appeared
before this spring and have rend-
oicu pruKiuoo 01 iiiinsiij. ine i
and musical talent. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The progrum:
The Cuckoo William
Snow Shoeing Jean t.'ustlo
The Cellist - Hcovlll
Jeanne Winters
Soldiers March Schunian
(irandfather's flock '. I"pldl
DeLoris Lloyd
Slirlng Flowers .IlllbrO
lied Time Song llllbr-j
Florence Schultz
llappy Farmer ......Schuman
Leslie llermnn
Merry Moments I'Irb
AnnieHreshenrs
(Pupil of Mrs. K. L. Kvans)
Around the Lake Jenkins
K la ine Kly
Dream Song Formaii
Doris Kchiilt.
Slli pliard Tule Wrlnllt
Puck's Dance Goodrich
Gloria Swan
Goblin's Frolic Heller
Ituby June McPhcrson
Sknilns n"nk
' ' Kstber Davis
The Throe Hears .. Galbreath
Huckleberry Finn Moos
Uulph Winters. Jr.
The Hazaar Dallam
Melody In O Hunter
Hetty Until Bohnenkamp
I nn Petite Historic Cecil Itayners
Viola Itogers
(Pupil nf Mrs. K. l Kvans)
Hurrah for the Chiang lllelil
Josephine Fisher
FOret-M.-Not Wright
The Strolling Harp Player Harding
Grace Helen llohnenkamp
Moonlight Hevels a.. Andre
Spanish Gypsy Dance Dccevee
Tumblo Weed lllis-i !
Daphne Ilowery
Canoeing nt Sunset Dutlon
Anna May Whiting
HctU' Dean : . '
Dolly Waltz Ilaldwlli
Daffoillls Waltz .....Franklin
Wilnia Myriek
Mardi-Graa Hlake
Vivian Hlndman ' ..
The Anvil's Song Spanldlng
Tommy's Xew Drum Preston
Dick Moore
My' Dolly Adopted
Little Fives From Fairyland
Johnson
Minuet Mozart
Marietta Foley
The. Ilonary (arrungement I.oep-
ke) Nevln
Marjorlo lllnilninti
colll'led near ;
tile Wallowa riour mills. No ser
ious Injury was reported.
tine of Wallowa's popular
young women wiut called uway by
'the Grim. Itcuper Satuiday night
at the Wallowa hospital. -Miiss
Grace Hall for niany years work
ed '.for tho Sti'il-k Growers and
KnrinerH bank of Wallowa and
she I1111I been ill for smile time.
Miss Hall was held in the high
esteem or many friends, who
grieve nt her untimely departure.
Wilford Landers hod the nils
fortune to din-it bis cur over on
the ron.l below Wallowa .Sunday.
Slight daliiages were incurred.
Leo Couch and falu,ily, of
(nymph.. Wash., arrived Wednes
day for a visit of a week's dura
linn with his father, 1- Couch,
and other friends.
Air. and Mrs. Joe Cox. of Pen
dleton; .V.iK Glee McKctt. of La
Grande; Mn Si-liaofler and -Mn'.
and Mrs. J.' L. -Maxwell, of Wal
lowa, enjoyed a picnic up Sontu
Forks on Sunday. '- ' '
James Iioiins 'canve In from
Snake Klver for a visit with his
nntli. M:ii-it I nuns, ami his sis-
tell-. I'.eitha, Wythel ami HeUy. I
M. Crinv and Co. has Instnlled
a new set of scales, a meat sheer
and a new refrigerator plant and ,
is rearranging the interior of the
store.
Will. Woiuack left Saturday for
Cosmos. Wash., to join his bro
ther, i-'red Wnnipek. They ex
iled -to go to l-:ik city to work
soon.
Mrs. Hay Cook, of Pendleton,
visited at. the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Ilorkley Candle.
C. l-. conveiufou thai will be held I
at Halfway next week. '
' 'Chlck.'ll Giblets On Toast
Serving -I
4 pieces hot butter.sl toast.
Chicken giblets.
AT A TIME
And the accuracy of Hills Bros.'
cpntiuuoua process Controlled
Kooning lies in the act that
only a few pounds of coffee pass
through 'the roasters at a time.
No - bulk-roosting method con
produce the flavor that this ex
clusive procesn gives Hills Bros, ,
!Coffee. " '
Fresh . from the original vacuum
VAms (AP) nations nre'bclngj pack. Easily opened with the key,'
brought back to .working .ways by
tho haute couture. I
Home of Iho smartest n e w I
dresses button up the side front, j BR.OS
anil soineviioes up ip ..,.o...,
I yi''io,,,booJs ,,us,w;ell,r,,':b ,,MU(,n.';,
closing muuos a closer rn possinie
than can bo obtained In Iho llp-on
hnokless, buttonless dresses.
HJLLS
COFFEE
Oiwo
'.' Curtains- .
LAST LONGER '
If Washed Often;
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co,
"Wlt0 viB umiion" .
More People
are drinking
BETTER COFFEE
because they now
use the drip system
iolflesa IWest
Coffee Hinlkeaa
"fl is the purchase price of this
way to perfect coffee . . . for
that is the cost of the GoIJcn West
Coffee Maker. Order it through
your own grocer; start tomorrow
to enjoy real drip coffee. Regular
Golden West coffee is ideal for
use in the M;.kcr.
V
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f
The Lticlty
Albany Otmocral-HtraW
Ashland Jldinit
Altoila A.fortan
Euscna Ae9i.lr
Granu Pan Ceurffr
Klamalh Fall! HcroW.NWI
La Grande Obiei.r
Manhlltid Caoi Bay Timet
Mdlrd Mall r.ibunt
Owen Oty nltrpritt
Roicburg Htvrt-KeYlew
Satan. Capital-Journal'
The Dallas Chronicle
Ore'fjon'i per capita wealth is 4iy2 higher than tin
United States average higher than either of the other
two Pacific states. The actual figure is $4,244.
How do they get It? Easy! Lumber production, farming,
fishing, and manufacturing. First state of all the states m
production of hops, second in pears, fifth in strawberries, ,.,
eighth In apples, One-eighth of all lumber in the country
conies from Oregon end there still remains one-seventh
. of all the standing timber in the United States.
Oregon newspaper readers can buy anything if you can
sell It. And there is no better place to start than with
the Thirteen Mogensen Markets, where there is one
automobile to every family and where every family eats
more then $16 worth of candy each year.
You can use all of these Thirteen Lucky Nowspapers as .
you would use one ordinary publication, on contract,
one schedule, one billing, one check.
M-C MOCENSEN S CO-lnc.
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iiirtsrw, .KSi'.!!) yew""1" '
.'Wllntv"-'
San Francisco 564 Market Street
Thirteen Mogensen Newspapers
cover 418,000 people in Oregon
46 of the population of the
entire Slatel Here are more people
than there are in all Delaware, Ha
waii, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico,
Vermont, or Wyomingl
Money? Oregon newspaper readers have lots of it. They re
port 123?o more State income tax returns than the United
States average. And 757& more incomes of over $10,000 per
year than the United States average.
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radi o Mojtrurn
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