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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1934)
Thursday, June 21, 1934 Vage Twelve LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. - i - UNION PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jackson and family hart been moving from the VaaScoyk proper ly to the Dr. C. W. Wjf&veJ What a perfect com bination ! Coffee good ness plus economy. That's Wsdhams ! -High Possible Qual ity" with a 10c saving in wide-mouth glass jars for canning. Now 3 Sizes U la. - J lb. - lb ) WIDE MOUTH Reus baa Glass Jars Exclusively Tours In Highest Possible Quality" Erwln reaidence which they purchaa ed recently. Mr. Viola Parker left Friday ere- nlng to aerre aa a delryjaie to te Pythian tatter convention m Port land. She will also represent the Woman'a Relief Corp at the state convention In Astoria, and will then viait her daughter la Tucoma before returning to Union. Mr. and kin. E, J. Murphy, of Pen dleton. ipnt Sunday with Dr. and Mrs, George Hoffman and they to gether with the Benson families pic nicked on Catherine creek. Mr. and Mra. Harry Stopp. of Port land, apent a couple of days recently with her mother, Mrs. XUiy Wood luff, before leaving for Australia to spend the summer. Mr. Siopp ha a brother living there. Mrs. WUlMun Kielblock. whose daughter. Mrs. J. K, Wailtn. died re cently, vent to Walla Walla the mid dle of last week with her oris, Dar reil and Clifford Irwin, for an Indef inite visit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cock drove up from Portland rV.dsy to attend U funeral of hi father, T. T. Cue, re turning borne Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. CUrence RatewaU. msnagers of the Union hotel, return ed Sunday from Portland where they had spent the week, he to attend Ma aooJc Grand Lodg ar.d she the Rose show. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oxiklin, Tom. Kathleen and Gene, visited Mrs CfctfiiUn' mother at Wallow Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Wliyrombe. Isabel. Jame and Carolyn vent to Portland the first of Ui week to visit and take in the Rose show. Miss Acale Bennett, oc Enterprise, who ws graduated from the Eastern Oregon Normal this spring, spent the past wk with her auat Miss Lutfca. Ryder. She wiu terh in the .wepa grade school Mils rail. Dfctrffcstar: Itertr Grocery Oa. I Craaa EARTHQUAKES REPORTED IS MAW LAXDS A heary kM of life In !ni TxirtfT m feared today In tAe latest of a sercea of eartbquakea wtiich has shaken sde:y separated portMna of Use mrid. Th rei-.on of Sknyrca aa the hardest hit. Istanbul dispatches said A clcoty.irj: accompanied lie quake, causing Hoods ahica tnu&iated num erous nllac. SfTen miners vre entombed In upper Szteaia last n.cbt when an eartti tremcr caused a caie-tri. Wall of bouse In trie section collapsed. Aa eart&Cjuake a-as tell yeaserday la Manarua. jescarafua, while coaUy temblors he been rep.v-.ed trrtiun tlae pa tea- days rtom India and Suuth Aawsa A aUfSt avt was f:t early yes terday in California tn the Saa Praa ctsco bar rejcvc .ay nj SUGAR --Is Sugar! Chemists Have Proved Beet Sugar and Cane Sugar Are Identical PURE SUGAR is a compound of air, sun shine ar.d water manufactured by Nature ar.d stored in certain plants, ir.c.ad ir.g the Sugtir Beet and the Suy-ar Cane. Man's part in the r.i&nufaciure of sujrar con sists only of removicg it from the plant that nude it asd ref.r.ir.y it. Man has r.-o r.er to change i:s coff.positica. That is fixed by Nature. THE SUGAR that cw.ws from the Sugar IVy". is exact'y the SAnie as that whkrh evwnos frvni the sugar c:ir.e. There is t cheniiosU differvr.'Ce between ther.i. There fore, it r.xtura'ly iojos that Kvt sugar wiU brir.g exactly the s.ra results as car.e su.cir in any sugar use. prvvlied tvth are refined to the s-ne rar.;y. U and I Sugar is as Pore a Sugar as Can be Made 4 NO FURTKERMOr.E. :t :s a rrviuvt cf V Northwest f.vnr.s. No rvir: of the col lar yoa rviy for U a.-d I Sur.r g to cru nch the fore.cn trf:o.i! sugar r-'-ar.ur. It si;y ir. A;:r.oa ir.i rttura to the poclets if the No:.hcsu:r. firr.s ar.j busi-rress. Insist on U&I SUGAR our Grocer Has It A Ps.iia.-j rvr-ra rr-wiai K-' ' tije Utah-Idaho Surar Co. &.ntr'Ted is La C-.-aaor TV rv-n tr WESTERN STATES GKtVERY'cO. 9 FACif lC IT.l IT i rr.oDi CE o. Peas Are Green THE princejj la the fairy ta! ritabinhed her claim to roral b'.rth br beint abie to noc the presence of a siafle pea na iler a heap of mattresses piled on her bed. The modern jea- is quite a d'.Sereat one. Br maiir.c sure that peas are noticed oa the menu. lmien prince.es estab lish their r:c ht to wear a cuiinarr crown. Peat Rank High Oti of the first maiins of a Queen of cookery is: "IVas are preen; and the housewife is creea who doesn't know that there are dozens of wars to make delev-'.able dishes with them. SacJi as CnwJ Pn Ont'rt: Make aa caaelet as sttal of threa eccs. tare taV.espoor.t miik and half a teastxtoa salt. Combiee one tabJespoom butter, ore tah!etica flour, a quarter cf a teastvx-o salt. :hree-eihths cf a teaxvva carry 5oder. ard three fcarhs of a -up toils to tnaae a white fas--. dd three-fourths of a cap canned 7-eas to the saace. aad p..ur it cTer :he hot oie'.el juit be!ore fold'nc t orer oato the p'.alter. This -erres f.'ur. (la dcuMi-c 5-ar.t:tT l?r eicht persons. It is better to ie "two ctreleta than ere large vice of six efisrs.) Simple Pea Recipes JVJ wi: Fm 7 0 -' J : Cut three or fear c; t5 sc-.1 toavi t."s in pieors. atld saute theas ceatlr ia three tab'eror-s butter until soft- Season wa'.t ar.d aJi the contests cf N'.v 2 can of Teas. Heat we'.'- This senses e:?ht- C9r fVs PafMr: C.im hine ar.i beat este cin cf corrt. two-thirds of a can cf ps-- two taKer.i.-es of butter, ssit ar.J pep7r to tas-te. TVs serce eipht. AparuraJ es4 P-:s ca f:fJ: I-ook oxer a-tt t rtak a t'J-.vh cf asparagus into shrl piece. !ka! in salted w:er. and drain. Heat c-eteziis cf a can cf peas, drain ad seiascn. and nia lichtly with tha asparajras. Pt ca buttered toast and pour ctvt rtelted butter or Hollaaia-.se saure. A Gc-cd Pea Ss'.ad Va 1 A;;t Ss:.l; iiariiats oee cup cf ras and c-e cup diced celery ia French dressing i an boar. Aid ha'.f a cut h.---ped oats and two larre diced apales. Mil with caaTonr.aisie A Dollar Dinner for Foil)' IT a cood begin nine makes a food ending, here's a dinner which should be a rreat suc cess. It takes otr" with a fruit coekta.ll that is new and different asd comes to a "happy laudinr" wuh a hearty dessert thai eTe ry es envoys. Tw-enty-fire cents apiece is the cost of this meal which tales four people on a non stop epicurean flight, Whj not aerre It some night soon? BJmck Oserrr mmd Rkmbmib CckimH SOt Stmfed Ctf HtmrU 344 p. Brmd mmd Bmtttr & & 5rWlepes? Filr 104 f Dnuk rh Ckw 154 9 Dmti-T $4 Jtl6f Cherry md Rkubarl C9e:3i2t Add a third of a cap sugar and a fourth of a cap water to two cups diced rhubarb, and brins to boiling. Cook Tery rentiy until trait is tender bat not broken. ChilL Add contents of one &-oance can of pitted black cherries and the cherry syrup. Serve cold, Dutch Pfach Cake: Spread one enp of baking powder biscuit dough oot thin in a buttered pan. Spread the contents of one Na 1 can of sliced peaches orer the dough, pressing them down into the mixture. Sprinkle with baif a cup sugar and half a teaspoon cinnamon. Dot with two tatte rpooBJ butter. Bake la a 1M de gree oven for about thirty Ain utes. Servw warm with top milk or thin cream. ELGIN PfcBONAU i Ct. nd Ur C. L Hjs ef Tues dsy foe IVnd.le;cc to a: vsd tlse fa nersj of 3Ar. Hideo's siscer. sirs. C. M Duriis- Mr. IuPuis died Mon day niit axtd tiie ranersJ was Wed nesday coming as tiie OitlMtic church In Pendleton. it. svri Mrs, Keraian Bretsiesrs car with Hyd-jck. Xeither of the two ccys was hurt Mr. avl Mrs. KeU Rasmussen. Hen net4 ard Tommy, drove to Pendle toa Sunday to vuiv. Mrs. Ftunk Smrtii ssd daughter. Kocxervse. Miss Mar Harris and Miss f AmubeUe TcrpAiiy are in Portland 1 this week. 5 Tlse faraaers' picnic held la the d.Ta oil Takima. are bere ras- ', ; city park last Saturday wws well at tended, bout 300 beirs? pcesest. The npe fcxarkiebemes are taking I rr-iiiT people to tie cTU'".. Tiere : are many nice p&t r.es are pientilui. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gofidix. Mrs. Kincjin arid daughter. Wilma. vs;td in La Gran-ie Tiiursdsy- Deina &ii:h left Uss week for Moscow, icii to enter the rn;rersity a IdiirO summer scbooi- (fj)lQC "A I V In Tha fialWa Don Meyers is In The Dalles loot Ing after buslnesa matter. Return From Portland airs. H. 3. Brownton and son. Wes ley, bate returned from Poruana where they spent a tew oays fnenda. alias Betty Stoddard. 01 an tae. a u la Grande imung among her relatives and young friends. Public Invited To Assembly Tomorrow Pupils of the J. H. Ackerman Train ing school will give a Joint assembly "Summer School Sidelights." Friday morning at 11:15 o'clock. The pro gram will be presented in the audi torium and parents and friends are inr.ted to be present. At The Leirhton Home Guest at present as the borne of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Leightoo. 1807 Cedar street are their granddaughter, j little JXlss Shirley louuy Teltefson. of Blnjen. Wash, and Mr. Lei gti ton's ' broxher. John Kighton. ot pe Horn. Wash, who Is oa bis vacation. afr. and atrs. Tellelson are on a trip to Victoria. B. C. and other places In that section and wiu come to La Grande probably the last of the wwea for a ahort Tifit at tne Leigh too home and to accompany their daughter hocce. Wallowa Country Scene of New Book By Flora Teacher The beautiful WaUon Lake coun try fcrms tie scene far a new book receaCy issued by the Metropolitan Press of Portland. The Secret of the Willows Cave is the book, wrmen by T. 8. Easioo. principal of the nora school. While the ptoc is purely fiction. The author has woven into the narrative authen tic bits of the history of the Na Perce lry..Tifr snd their famous Chief Joseph. Mr. Eastoa has opeci most of his life in tins are and is ihorouhly fa miliar wnh the mountain traHs. lakes and valleys of whicii be writes, being an experienced woodsman, and a leader of several boys summer camps in this area. Young Idaho Discovers T1. - iie . OWYHEE aZKi c - :tmg his brociers. Chsry and Jesse. of La Grande. Mr.- and Mrv Bresi-j Situ - aT tsfA I?TSs friaT TT. m- w-ti n. remembered as 1 Kc paKhes and lie ber- Lriu McOnaier. vr ,.-r iwv,-, a; Kan, are ' SaTacai Burtmiih and Mrs. here tiaiuhc Mrs. Wr Araoil. The Chrtsuan Kniearce of the Chr-sttan ciurch had a weicer roast at tie Docble Barreil spring last Sat urday. Aixxut li yoiing peoc at tended. Th Loya! Women of tie Christian church w-.U meet Thursday wttii Mr. P. Hug Mrs. J Green 2s president. Mrv Minnie Henry, of Por-Uari. ts! here c-A-tiag her aater. Mrs. F. W. ( Keir Miss Henry teaches In vh P-cn trd svhf--is. car belccjr.rjt to Merle HrS-jci Wben Gertrude Steca cocnes th was wrecked Sundar morals: cear country next IaU to lecture ah w-01 the Fji Trap bridge orer tie Grande j fceng with her Alice B ToJcUs. whocn aoDde nrer. Th car was a com- 1 many who read atss Stein's autobt.ig- ' oiese 3ctst. Paul KaUcarth was In tne rapay miiai ix.j .j- It would tai, an automobile trar eltng to miles an hour 175 years to reach the run from tie earta. Toung people who want the best yet to whom economy la a con sideration hare found their way to The Owyhee. They welcome the charm of old and honored name. They treas ure the hospitality and friendliness of The Owyhee. But Young Idaho has another rea son smartly modern service and appointments for The Owyhee has kept pace with time and progress. BOISE- I RASPBERRY easy to make,. economical , , ? Use fully-ripened berries and follow the simple cup-for-cup method oa the PEN-JEL package... one recipe for all fruits. Even the most inexperi enced cannot fail! SPEAS PENJEL assures success This pure fruit powdered pectin adds nothing to, nor detracts from the natural color and flavor of the fruit ... it makes the jelly jell 1 The jam the proper consistency I r jF-l ""J1,''"" Tie laterral during which tie earth makes cce absolute rerocauoci around the sun a caiied a si-iereai and cocsLrta ct Mi days. bisura. minutes and 9 6 secoods. Features for Friday and Saturday, June 22-23 Coffee Golden West IWs: in the West 1 31c Pen-Jel For CVsT.nir.? sri rreservir.ir 2Pkgs 27c ?rvrr"s Queen Ar.r.-e .Flour Gu.uur.ted to r'.ue 491b. Sack $1.69 Barrel ....$6,69 Oats or Wheat New. 23 Crackers 2-Ib. Caddy. 29c NiTicV: Fruits and Vegetables Oranges FEcy Sunkist 2 Do i. . . . . 29c Bunched Vegetables Bunch 2c New Peas We'! Fil!ed 3 lbs. 15c Fancy New Potatoes 10 lbs 15c Neat Department Beef Roasts Ch;:ce Steer Lb 9c Br.xk:-'.i Fu'.I Cream Cheese Lb, 15c Lir.. Sxirr.ed Small Backs Very Cr.xc U or whole. 19c Veal Steak I.:k Fed 2lbs. 23c Sunbrite Cleanser DouKe Acting 3ce H4C Sugar Fire GraculAted 100 lbs. ... $4-83 Tils is the last chance to bay &t this price. Prices must r. up Mon iiy. r FTeferred Stock Jell Powder Fure Frai; FiWrs 3Pkgs. 14c FAR The Fenect Cv--5trsted Sio sr 2$c Ginger Ale 2 qt Bottles 45c Rainier Beer If it's Fjwirier It s the Fst 2 Bottles ... 27c Case $3.30 Lss fv.c F-..:tie F.efurd Yi-;;:,- aSaU4ifa With the beginning; cf summer the F.ed & White Stores are bringing to you light summer foods to tempt sluggish appetites. Stock up now on these delightful foods. Plan an outing over the weekend and be sure to include a generous quantity of F.ed & White foods in your picnic basket Special Prices for Friday and Saturday J Salad Dressing Sandwich Spread Canned Vegetables COF.X, Go'.den Sweet BEANS, Cut Green TOMATOES, Biff Excellent Standards 6 Cans 65c Sauerkraut 15c JfD. Can Coffee F.ed i White FCeK .- S-aCi!T-Varuum freai 1 g'ss .urs. A tiierui ar wttn a tarre assi Masra Lvi. 2-Ib. Jar 65c Biue i White MJrd - Me3? Bi SXt. afc3 47c Pineapple Sec! A sr-- Jksry iarje center lC.-rei. sW large Cars 45c K je S-hr.e Mairiei Sjres aa Larce Can 35c Table Salt- Bed Whet Ixjei or aw Carres lDC Sunspun Red & White French Dressing Tuna Fish Sardines Red & White QUART 29c PINT 18c e-oz. 12c Red White. Q- f.rm lirht meal. 2 KAL"S3 t)3t Nor.i Star j InOUveOU SCA.NS ZdC Broiled Calif. Sardines Dill Pickles Bed A White No. 2'j Cans 3 OVALS 29c CAN- 17C Small Sweet Pickles c H B Milk QUART 39c '-- to the ccnsistcncy of cream. Boston Butts Oct, Scaec. E.:Jea, fee bclj oAaVg. Magic Sponge tje.k3 p.taii-5 rx i;iTmT Et.ifL t;- 47c 25c Purex Washc Soap r:ear.. Krachcs. St En SvrUjcs. a QCAF.TS aiOC Scrar Tax Forres Us to 25c Adrjuvc rnct Monday. Fifl Your Needs This Week. Mayonnaise If it's Ni.-vs It s Gcd Quart 29c ?MVJ f
