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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1918)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1918. LA' flftANDK VENTXfl OIRSKRVER. PAGE PIVTT ,i ' O o Wig BROWNIE No. 0 x2Y, No. 2--2',?3i4 . . . $2.00 ... 2.75 No. 2 A 2',ilU oO e STEI O Ng, 2C 2!4fl'. INTO OUR STORE AND GET o . 4.5Q0 O A" BROWNIE". CivP it to the one you'want to please most? Whether It he a boy' e o o or girl, a man or wogian of anyge, there's a Brownie that will t,asMure jt Merry Christians. , There's no better time to begin picture-making than Christmas day, with its happy gi-unions, and a BKOWN1IE is ? light and compact, tBat anyone who gets a BROWNIE cn start rigjt in, Ontf Biabe.ood pictures of ell the pleasures of Christmas Day nA of flit the days that follow. . . me luano uauy siaicsman, oi uoise,ttf jjQg ana otner large newspapers or tne Pacific Northwest, more recently be inij machinist-operator on the Pocatel lo Tribune. q Mrs. Kay Lojvm SuIiQi to vllslt rufalhcs ai to freiuds REFRESHMENTS INTO OMEALS. Q. Miss SInrgaret Coibe'.t left 9crday' on a visit to Seattle. fks- 5 Frank McClure's family of Sgu La Grande are reported0 vory with the lufluenza. Rev. N. Sherminollawk spent sev eral days of this week at lrtlaiiQ on, spoeial churctr business. 1 Patrick P. Gibbons it St. Rupert-;' B. is on arrival In ba Cn-iindo. Ho is a 'toother of J. T. GlbbonS the well iown timberniau, who died at the hospital a few weeks. A bit of recreatiSh is something we all need. But the United States food aumiiusirauon bsks mai wi chMiire the hours of such parties a hit and make the refreshments of such a na ture that they actually furnish suu per or lunchO)9 Jo the guests, thus (loyig away J ith the wasteful fourth 'J1"'- o 1. . Stuffed Peppers Ecalloped Potatoes Bermuda Oniun and Orange Salad Date Custard with Thin Crean? o e o 2. o 0 Clam howder. 0 0 CornpOjytcrs 0 Tfcmato Kelibi . Pumpkin Pie ago. o o o o Mr. We also have pr?ce from. .. fi the Koriutts ranging in $7.50 to $50.00 You'll find everything for photography at our store. - . rQ. Hi and Mrs, Ben Cotner have ft moved to the up-river camp of the Grande Rondeumber Company. They have been at the camp of the company at PaltRer Junction for the p'&st sev eral months. Mrs. Ivioihoc, 0 county superin tendent, received w5Vd yesterday W, from IIss Isabella Jkfcdor of La urauue, Kmciior in toe lowa district number three, that hr pu pils had given f 19.50 fofc the Vic tory boys and girls. i 9 Red Cross Drug Store Miss Ilelle Fureapon. a DeaconeOi of the First Mothodist oliurch of Odgon, Utah, arrived yeVorday morning to be with her sister's family, who are sick with the Iny riuenza. Miss Furgiison, is a La Grandcb girl, daughter ofc J. L. Fur gason, and many friends will be glad to see her. ? ociafand Personal I ton, returned to their homes Inst ev ,.iening, after visiting for a week with J their brothar, Win Hunker. They are I ! former residents of this city. 0 TL -----fa. Clint Van Fleet and sister, Mablc Lyons, aie reported as improving. Miss Loraine Staley is improving, after an illness of several days. J. H. Mimnnugh, of Wallowa has been a business visitor, to the city the past few days. Mrs, J. D. Fontaine, of Kamela, ha been in the city .shopjnnjfr and visiting friends the past few days, "t .v Mis. C. U. Foster, a publlshtng "contpmy representative. Is in the city visiting the public schools. Mrs. May Couch, of Garfield, Wash- Mtsa Bessie Beuhler, daughter of the late "Ted" Beuhler. whose fun eral 1 to be held tomorrow, arriv ed in La Grande from the cast vthis morning and wus accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Isabelle Beuhler, of Bofse They are at tho home of Engineer and Mrs. Lou Given. Mrs. J. E. Hillary left list night to be with her father, who Is re ported 111 in Spokiue, E. A. Erickeon has arrived in La Grande and will be empfoyed in thq mechanical department of the Observ vci. Wr. Erickson stands at the heod of his profession as a linotype machinist-operator, and is a valuable acquisi tion. He was formerly employed on ington, and Mrs. Delia Winn, of Wes-Uhe Salt I,ake Tribune, Buttft Miner, jUSE.. a ' i 1 I ": I "i ! 1 : ! ! i X The Telephone Don't Wait to Write Home Independent Telephoiie Co. l-Meat Loaf ' Crcame(P Potatoes oCnbbago Salad c Bticd lOice Puilinft with Su.iturd o Sauce o Stuffed Pcppprs. i Cut a slice fme stciu-end of ns man gR-en sweet peppers a.? needed, rrniove sceus vnu oriiLiun s anu parboil for five minutes, l-ush the insure of each with meltWI butter or butter substitute and fill withn mi ture made of equal ojiantirVs of cook- school Ped rice and choppti) meat or nQts. Mflistiyi tlje rice with a little milk. Season the mrit with salt, paprika, and a fcHv drops of lemon juice. Mix nil together lightly and have it quito moist. Place the peppers in an ngate baking pan, surrountf with boiling Pi water, adding half ft tablespoon of fat to half a cup gf watgr. Juste now and tien. Cook abc?ut fifteen omitV' utcs. , PuiDpfiin Pie Filling. Line a plie plate with conservation pastry (Pumbination of wheat raid 1ice flmir nr corn flour) and fill -with the Snakes In tho Ocean. following: , It Is not generally known that there Two cups pumnbin (cooked ami aro bimki's In flic oceuti. There are strained); one-half teaspoon goiger; numerousovniietles oC small snakes j one-half tenspoon alt: onc-hr.l fcup that live In all oceans; then there are mo'asscs or soiihum; one teaspoon tno eeis, or course, wiucn go irom 1110 i cinnamon; two eggs; t-wo, cups mux. salt water to the fresh. In the waters 0 Mix pumpkin with nfolulSi'S nnd around southorn Asia there lives tho ! seasoning. Add beaten eggs and milk, banded sea snake, which has stripes j ' Meat Loaf, around Its body and5 bwind tall, and One pound lean cooked meat; one- can swim wltlr great speed. Chrlstlun i ci,ri,th. pound cooked chopped bacon; IG CLOSING. OUT UIT BUSINESS SALE v - o , ; 0 'o o Sp'cilly PricdoLots Seasonable Merchan dise Just What i Wanted at tnistime. . . . o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o ' 8 o 1 lot Mens Eine'bpess Shoes, $6.50 to $7.50 jjaluSs 0...... $ t.98 o 0 o 1 big lot Assorted Bos', pisses' and Ladies' Slopes 0 1 lobLadies' Finehoes, nothing larger than 3 0 ij1.9S c f lot Wool Dress Goods, values fanging to $25 0 ".98 o 1 lot Wool Drss Goods, values ranging to $3.00 Jlf8 . 0 o o 1 lot Wool Dress Goofts, -falues ranging to $4.85 !j?2.9S 1 lot Corsets(o$3.0q and $3.50 valueso.0. 1.49 o o 3 lots oVal and Torchon Lacej, gefyard V. 3, 5 3 lots Embroidery aajd Insertions, per yard 3, 9, 15 o t lot Ladies' Voile andLawn Waists, $1.50 values .?..? $1.19 0 1 lofpvercoats, valuos to $15. -1 o., .. $9.95 1 lot Overcoats, values pj, $17.50 5 $11.98 1 lot Overcoats, values tq $22.50 .' ;......... $1-1.50 ., ; ' 1 lot Boys' BlankefLined Coats : ...p... $1.39 ,1 lot Hen's Khaki Pants . $1.87 1 lot Men's Bres Shirts, $2.25 vUuos .. '..... .'. 08 0 , 1 lot Hen's Khaki Shirts,$r.25 fshios 9. - $ 1 .29 Boys' DfaEs Slftpte s.nd Waista - G9, 98 Science Monitor. True b. ; ation. I'lucntlnn Is not Vcnfnliiff; It eJvrcfse nnd ikelopmeutof the pfv ers of the mliul. There ure t'vo Rrtui .joTliods by whl i J)hi end un, ..o no .viiiplished; it mny h-i done In tht hulls of learning or in the ton (1 lets of life. Princeton Review. Wrjy CaMcd "Clove." Th6 word "clove" hns come down Jrom thfl French word "clou," wliioN menus a nnll, bemuse of tho reanni blimp, partly renl nnd partly fanciful. Svhich the thled clove befirs to a nnll Domestic Diplomacy. Rrownsome "To keep pence tft the family a man must occasionally give In to hlft wife."" Wllkle "That's rl?ht. .There are times when I let my wife make me do'exnctly as 1 please." two pounded crackers; one weil-beat- en oRi?; one teaspoon salt; one-fourth teaspoon mace; one-fourth teaspoon pppper. ffravy; dash f cayenne. Put the met through a meat s;rind- cr, p.Od Jhe other inprrcdienta, moirfln with li-ft-cvor (frnvy, and Hca.tm more hiHly if necessary. Grease i shallo'V pan with bacon fat, put in loaf, and pi ess into shape, adding a littlc morc thin pravy. Hake half nnohour, or until brown on top. . ' e Golden MA (kffiipaiiy ri;i:( ii htyi.k itiii'iuiiMKMH iV apucial meeting of tho Salva tion Army will ho held this oven iiiK at No. 10011 Adaius avonuo. Tho l-.idlifl of tho local corpH will Borvo coiCie and doughnutH e In Trench stylo. Tho inouoy taken tit roiu this snrvlcowill Bo used for tfie benefit of the local work. December 10th last day l pnv vn-1 ter rent without a penalty. 12-7-2t' December 10th last day to pay wa ter rent without a penaUV. 127-2t n'ii; .. ... . .m, i j .... .,-, , TCOfltfE . T Our PadiniH INnVcr on 111 Kin' mid Imlili'i' IIIkIiIIiiii will "n nir Stitiilny fnini 7:li9t n. 10. tlll02 p. in. R o. it, r. Co. iu-m-ui. IiOHT'HTHAYKl) Oil KTOliM.V, 8 hond of white fiiu callju. Old cows briuidwl X. Yoking cuttlo branilca N K on luft. r(l)8. IPoward fo? tliolr roturn or In ronmitlon loading to tholr rocovury. 12-2-ti N. K. WWfiT. 1'AltIS AKK WIMj ytlOl'KN r.n'! Cufo will rooi.un "Wcdnoi- diiy n ivy 11 with Mm. A. aH. Aoliie priuirlotor, who will upprbcliito nil piitronaKn Rlvon her. 12-2-Btl CHICHESTER S PILLS1 '"'W- nu Rit'U.r t llrUKt.t. AWnfCin-ClfKM.tKRff ' iUAWlND llltMl riLlAA-' yon known M lictt, Safut. Alwirt RclUt'U f sold ffv najGrdSTs evervwheri; mm Alleporloal Cc.obr. fa some of the cnlonaurs of our flB dent Savn nneeitnrs tho month of OtoNr !s ulleericiilly repreiiented by the nures of u husbnndiuiin cniryinfl a ftack oil his Shoulder and Gowlnff grain. .It was the sowing of the fall or winter wheat, as wc call It In this Country. ' i j December 10th last day to pay wa iter rent without a penalty. 12-7-2t All Records are Made for Th B Why should you eliminate parj; of tHeraThP8 are some good records in all mafeee &&& , i Druing these days of so much in- ! fluenza and other acasonnhlc com plaints the people generally ceroid krp in much better health i' being i thoughtful and using these simple home remedies and antiseptic washe3f rather than the so much .advertised patent medicines and nostroms, whiyli . is only a aly way of helping yu to pet rid of your money. 'We notice in at Silverthorn's Drug store that they are careful not to offer anything but real simple and yet effective remedied that are inexpensive nnd reliable. i ft tTry ft StV?1 nti m, m n itlimiifH'i Family drug btorb i LA GRAND ftOBCOONi dl'2-4-tj iXM AS SLIPPERS ! o . ? o iidins' i'''lt Cuiiifv iSlilH'i-s with paddi'd .soles in tlm ssliaik's of Huf; pink, red, ecru, old row, iHVcn'(U"iiiid liiilh'. Pi iti', icp iir ;S . $1.85' i,Jj;ilif.s' satin houdoirisJippi'iS in pink, blue, lavender, " old ro.4- and ?)lack. vyy pietty-and useful iril't. roltii-e, ier pair -- ?2.00 Ladies' beawld liioet-iisius in several sftvles find ef fors: I'riecd ...!.?2.00 to ?3.00 Mei't felt Con if v flippers in ljliielirmvn, gmv anil khaki w.l.rs.,Priefd '.f....$l.T5 and 82.00 jrenIea(fed Moccasins in maiiy different jiftt terns. '-All sizes Price ?2,25 Cliiidi-es HJipter and Moccasins in many t'oluij. and styles. s I Arm f ' I Imp ' y--' bar i?vy triijr.z izru.ufr tzir Ly vwjm x Brunswick Plays all records sA their B232. HEAR i THE BRUNSWICK CJDE FOR TOUaSEU1. DE- You aro the one to be pleased. It is left entire- ly witn yoa. You are the judge and tiae jury. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS i .1 " t FURNITURE CO MRANY 9 C ,0 ! iSJ, Erench Shoe Cb. : Used PhonograplisTaken0 k r?. hnt ferunswicks , o o o Qi 9
