La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Fri.-Sat.
Julv 28-29
m' Grande Women Polfers" Lose
Intercity tournament Played.
On Baker Course Wednesday
Tlmrstlay; July 27, 1933
Women goirera from the La Oronde
country club were defeated yesterday,
18'i to 14V4, by the women of the
Baker Country club In a tournament
on the Baiter course. Eighteen hole
of golf were ployed In the morning
and were followed at 2:90 o'clock by
luncheon served at the club house.
The scores and points are:
Lb Grande: Mrs. oront Pogel.
103 toi Mrs. A.' W. Nelson, 053;
Mrs. W. V;- Perkins, 00 avj; Miss
Anne Stange, 86 1 V4 : Mrs. John Or
mand, OS 0; Mrs. R. p. Murphy, 104
0;' Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp, de
fault; Mrs. E. McManus, 1013; Miss
Jane Stange, 104 2; Mrs. Fred
Spaeth, 104 1; Miss Qllda Ashby,
107 a.
PrlBblo, 00 0; Mrs. Cates, 0814; Miss
Mildred Stuchell, 80 1 Mrs. Boor.
81' 3: Mrs. McKlnn, 100 3; Mrs.
Tucker, 88 3; Mrs. Lawson, 112 1;
Mrs. Bartlett, 107 lj Mrs. Rlppey,
104 2: Mrs. Edwards, 1081,'
K. P. CiuVln : , .;"
njoyable Event , ;
The K. D. club met yesterday at
Pine Cone for a delightful afternoon
of visiting and swimming. Lunch
was' served. Mrs. Ella; Baker, presi
dent of the group, was in charge of
the plcnlo. '
Plans were completed for a party
at which :the members' of' the club
will entertain their famliles' Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at Fine Cone.
' '..,,
Sewing Club ;
Enjoys Party
Eight members or the Eagles auxil
iary Sewing: dub enjoyed' an: after
noon of pinochle yesterday at the
home of Mrs. A; J, Clower, 1811 Wash
ington; Lemonade andt wafers were
served. "x"!ff' '-
' The Sewing elub wllliet again In
two weeks, tlie place to be set at tlie
next meeting : Of the auxiliary on
Thursday, Aug, 3. 1 " i " i
The Eagles and their falhiiiea also
will enjoy a picnic at Starkey bridge
on Sunday. They - will leave La
Orande at 3 o'clock and each family
is' asked to bring welners und buns.
Our List of Customers Continues
to Grow There Musi, Be a Reason
Cor. Cedat
PllOne. Of Course!
Main 759 Deliver ft Washington
f ine, 1' irm, Kipe-Picked fmmp
TOMATOES m.
SUGAR BANANAS
10 u, 59c 3ib8.i9c
Rice Pops or O Ckr
Wheat Pops PjgS. pC
" i U, - i
Shoulder 4 Local
T f -TU YelloW "Bantam
Eol IZC CORN
WTf" ' I ' 25c 1
LEMONS 25c H
The kind that are full of juice, Poz, . ; t
- i h ti- WiiVift Mi
Makes Better Jell ! Large Size
Pen-Jel Cantaloupes
2 L25c -3 for 25c
Parkdale Club
Meets Wednesday
Pine Cone was the scene of an in
teresting event yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. P. A. Ingram entertained
the Parkdale club. Swimming and
conversation filled the afternoon, and
tunch was served by the hostess as
sisted by members of tlie club.
Quests were Mrs. Carl -Gassett, of
Ollroy, Oal., who Is visiting her
daughters. Miss Sdna Jones and Mrs.
Cecil Anderson: Mrs. Jensen, of Perry;
and Mrs: Minnie Lupher. " ' '
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday,' July 28 ' '
7:30 K. D. o)ub, picnic for fam
: Ules at Pine Cone, - ; "
Saturday, July 20
8:00Ssturday Night Bridge club
with Mrs. J. T. Richardson.
Sunday, July 30 '
3:00 Eagles and their families,
plonlc, at Starkey bridge.
..
Wednesday, Aug. 2
10:00 Dora B. Schllke club of
Past Matrons of Eastern Star, at
Riverside park.
2:00 L. A. L. olub, with Mrs.
C.'E. Wale.
7:30 L. A. to the B. of R. T.,
at tlie Eagles hall, :
Better Breakfasts
CITY WATER
DEPARTMENT
CHANGE MADE
(Continued from Pe ge One)
as members of the Oregon advisory
board, the city will submit Its Beaver
creek plan to this group in about a
week as soon as the brief Is cdm
pleted. '
BETTER breakfasts mean bet
ter.'' coffee, so we . take for
1 granted, .before suggesting
other delicious breakfast foods,
that you are using fresh 100-per.
cenf'flavor coffee, . which is now
available to everyone, by buying'it
vacuum-packed. And what will you
serve with Jt? Let's see.
Something different from the
usual" ham-and-egg' 'breakfast "is
most desirable at this season when
even the easy to - pleaso become
finicky. Look over your luncheon
and dinner recipes and see if you
hare some light, Appetizing dishes
which' may sere 'n' breakfast
menus, Chicken dishes are dell
clous at breakfast. 'Fresh mint
adds cooling flavor to your fruit
dish, ripe tomatoes are an inter
esting condiment to the main dish
well, suppose you try this uieau:
Orange Sections with Chopped
Fresh Mint '
Rady-to-Eat Cereal
Chicken Hash wilh Sliced Chilled
.. yl--, ! Towwtoet ". "
Date Muffins
'Coffet)
Chicken hash ' with Sliced
Chilled Tomatoes: Cut the con
tents of a 6-ounce can of chicken
up fine, and mix with one cup of
cold chopped potatoes. Season
with salt and pepper, and add one
fourth cup milk. Brown in a skil
let with plenty of tat, fold to
gether like an omelet, and turn
oat onto a hot platter. Surround
with sliced chilled fresh tomatoes.
' Date muffins can be made by
any good muffin recipe, by simply
adding chopped dates to the bat
ter Just before putting it Into the
buttored muffin yaos.1 '
In the event the Beaver 'creek prd
In force to facilitate the retirement
or bonds. 5
"'' The ordinance also provides that
Ject were not approved, it was indi
cated last night that the water de
partment ordinance probably would
be repealed. Otherwise It wilt remain
the city manager, with the approval
of the commission, may set the
amount of water-rates, but that the
present charges will remain intact
for the time being. City Manager
McAllister contemplates no changes
of personnel, etc; at present under
the' new ordinance. 1 ' " s
in,, trim ir,.
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Store No. 1 1704 Adams Quality - Service ' Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd.
Phone Main 515 Economy : fl " .', Phone Main 109 ' ,;:
Plenty of Parking Space
Specials for Friday and Saturday
POTATO
CHIPS
3 Pkgs.
14 c
OU WITH TMt OTHCR f MAKES PERFECT.
1 PINT
WESSON
NEW
MIXER
&
THm ncipm a
on ths mixrrji
49
MAYONNAISE IN lM
MINUTES . . . YOUR OWN
DELICIOUS HOME MADE
MAYONNAISE, PERFECT
QUICK IE VERY TIME, WI1M
1
TROUBLE AT A
OTH
Walla Walla
Asparagus
20Cca
fitter's
Porkfe
Beans
5c
Half Pound, Black or Green
MEM0RIETEA
23c
Large Size Pkff. Steam Refined
BORAX POWDER
28 c
CkID
S" 89c
Sugar Sacks
Heavy weave. One sack makes
2 good towels. 7 7Qtf
jozen I iV
FLOUR nouT
! cereals and
take a
heavy tax after Aug. 1st, Stook
up nowl ; '
We Accept Union County
or School Warrants
Corn Flakes
or PostToasties
3 Pkgs.
23 c
PEACHES
Buy Them Canned
At This Low Price
targe Can . . . . . .
12 Cans ,
15c
$1.75
RAISINS
4-lb. Bag ,
27c
COOKIES
Fancy Assorted-
Per lb.
29c
SOAP WAXED PAPER
i , ' '. ' 5 " 10c and 25c Rolls 4 1 "
Crystal White - ' '
10 Ijjars "3 j.c . : : .iSMi..... lQc
Fresh Meats Mayonnaise Matches
BeefRoAst 11. , S 'Bulk.w'!' Per Carton
po,d - l3-L Pint 18C 6 Boxes"
gSfe 10c Quart . ; . . . 35c , 25c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Low Prices
CANTALOUPES Fresh LEMONS ORANGES
Large Size TOMATOES Fancy Sunkist Med. Size
3 for 25c 3 lbs i4c Doz. .......J;....... 25c . Doz 19c
" ' it:' '
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If ELICIOUS FRESHNESS OF REAL
HOME MADE MAYONNAISE WITH NO
TROUBLE AT ALL. THIS NEW MIXER
JUST CAN'T FAIL. ..MAKES FIRM,CREAMY
HOME MADE MAYONNAISE IN VA MIN
UTES. EVEN A MAN CAN DO IT.
THE RECIPE IS ON THE MIXER JAR '
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Free J
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mm
T :
Tor las
Free
SACK
We Have Only a Few. More Barrels Left.;, r ;
Lily White V BUY Oregon Beauty
BBL.
SACK
BBL,
$1.25 81.93 NOW 81135 S5.25
Maximum
Quart Jar
. : : i' '
Harmony
1A Rare XjVJC
Mayonnaise
Best Food's "
19c
..... ':55c
Vi Pint
Pint .......1.
Quart
o
Of
3
i's W'V.S - -
Minute
apioca
T
PKG.
IPaimeaippIle
J)el Monte' '
No. 10 Crushed
o
JJeflBWelin
Pkg.
Assorte'd Flavors
Grapp Flakes
2Pkgs..2Cj)G
Coffee
Ainvay
3 Lbs. .
V
tit
I I .
aj ft 4 fc i-
fprk & Bens
Mason's New Crop'
Fine This Hot
.Weather -
5-lb.
Piiil
10-11).
Pail
can
y 111 1
"'' I -'t M lfip
CfU'sten's
mi.
Wesson Oil
1 Pint Can
Each . . . .
Lemm(S)ims
Fresh Jiiicy
2
M. J. B. Black
Lh.
CAHHING SUPPLIES
JAR RUBBERS
JAR CAPS
Kerr Regular - Ball
.Mason - Economy
3 for IOC
doz. 25c
PAR0WAX
8c u.
PEN-JEL
" 2, or 25c
3C