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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1923)
Thursday, November 20, 192; TTTE LA CITCANPF. FjVF.NinO OnSEuVFTJ FAG WOMEN 'SINTEREST SOCIETY7! Tuesday evening, al Hit' Methodis' chureh In linker, the Mat t unveil .Mu sical club of that riiy pi -ecte tiled Aim. A. L. Kiehnrdson of l.a 'Crande assist -ed by Mrs. I'orn. lia llarker V.rse u prominent musieiun of Portland, t: Ihe violin, and with the able piano uocoinpnnist In the person of M:s. W. W. Kerry of !.a lirande, in a beauti ful classical concert, Tho church was filled lo capacity nnd the excellent numbers rendered to tho UThlit-nce by the capable musie lans received many encores, the mi iltenco coniially responding: to each number rendered. Mis. Hichnrdson fluiitf fifteen Neleetlonx from immury, ittcludliiK (icrman. French. Jtalir.n and U (fro up of American bongs and Mrs. Curse made three uppeuraiuvs on the program, once wilh Mrs. kiehnrdson. at tho close of which many exquisite bouquets 01 ..".nwera Were Kivon the musicians by the appn ciuiive spectat ors. ' Several l.u (irnndo people at tcmictl. After the recilnl ft delightful nc. p tlon was Kivcn the eiilei-lainers al the church, many admirers of the pro gram attending and extending their heartiest congrai illations. A pleasant dinner party, was also given in honor of Mrs. Kichardson. Mrs. ('arse' and .Mrs., Merry ' at, the beautiful home of .Mr. and .Mrs. l. W. Kreneh of 1 taker. Wight guests al -tended and splendid hospitality was shown the visitors by .Mr, and., Mrs. French. Mr. and Mrs. V. I'. McAdory of l.a fintnde, are spending ThunUstfivfng at Wallowa, with Dr. J. II. Gregory, i Attorney Colon It. Kherhard and family are spending 'I'hanksgiving at lose ph. In memory's cabinet the most cher ished thoughts are those of friends and loved ones. Our friendships are the appreciation of all that is worthy, admirable and commendable and are tho emanation of both heart and lalnd. when therefore it Is our privi lege to part with one whose life lies hnr-n one of mercy, honor and gen tleness, it is becoming lo make our regard known, for genile words spok en during life are more than flowers and epitaphs. Ill Mrs. Faye Tallin the. Kpiscopul church lias a member, whose lire is worthy emulation, whos" words nre those of experience and and wisdom. Her conduct kindness personifies, her Ideals are lofty and her thoughts practical. The Kpiscopul church, while deeply regretting I he loss of so dear and valuable relation as Mrs. t'atl-n, sub iritls to the' will of Clod and duty! Famous French Recipes Woodcock. Paris. (l.N.H.) October has gone and the woodcock is just appearing in Hie forests of France. This moanB Itltai housewives are busy as well as t heir husband-hunters. I Fear her and singe the fine birds and cover with thin slices of bacon. I'm on a spit and turn for five min . utes before the lire. .Hemove the fat and put in the dripping pan a little i chicken consomme wilh salt and pep j per. i 'ouk three minutes longer, basting veU all Ihe time. I Into the dripping pan put Alices of toasted! bread. Twelve minules more , of roasting, allowing Ihe fat to drip j upon the toast. Itastc constant' I ly so thai -the bird does not dry. - Itc- move trom' the' spit and serve- the j birds' on' the' toast. I The best French chef walls until the birds are on the table and before the' gm-His before opening? litem to replace (he gizzards with the remain-, der of the bacon. He then pours .over u bit of rhum and makes a pretty name. He thankful blendes. Blond thankful some a ill girls arc not i are dizzy. He blondes. Ulondes 'Automobile Helps Make Laplanders rrosperous AHISKO, Swedish Lapland. (AP Pan la flaus will move southward this year with an unusually fat and sleek lot of reindeer. There was an abun dance of snow last winter, and rains I mile uecii inum in i in mik .mm ine yenr in win mountain, ranges over .tvhtch the Laps herd I heir charges, i'onsequcptly the moss, the seamy graoo which survives tho climate of (he land north of I he Arctic Circle ,anrt ihe small birch and shrubs have .provided the reindeer with more Wtan Ihe average amount of forage. ; The Increase1 of tourist travel thru Lapland ,as u result of pew automo bile roads has brought prosperity to many Laplanders. Travelers are now leaving the excursion ships at various points in the Norwegian fiords and In sprctlng the land of the midnight sun at close range. Touring agencies huve arranged camps on many picturesque lakes overlooked by glaciers and ven turesome mountain climbers arc wan dering far away from tho heateii trail. Like American Indians, tho Laps nre becoming more and ' more Com piereiallzed In the line of travel. Muny of them are becoming professional Ijaps, and they reap a harvest in tourist season selling reindeer slipers 'and reindeer clothing to the visitors. ..-'Tli is lias been an especially , good year for Hie Lapland -souvenir deal ers. us steamer traffic. Into Ihe far! ri'orth assumed pre-war proportions. ' Kven the (Icrman shipping comp.in- li s renewed their excursions into the ', land of tho midnight sunt . , I Then the fiollienburg exposition at- j trhcted large numbers or Americans i apd Knglislum n whp 'made (lie rail ! trip from South Sweden to the north- ! ern mountains whose primitive popu lation afford such a striking contrast ,lpl'the highly-developed clvlllxullon and culture of the southern half of' the Scandinavian peninsula, OFFICE CAT YAAUC MAHH BY JUNIUS There are some folks we hale to pop gel religion--!! makes (hem snv t'UI degrees meaner. The hciultlh nf di-a t MaciloiK To win n harp iu after-lite and then Ih1 discontented because It hadn't n nln.wi niiaehnicnt. There may not he too many preach ers but there are loo few prticlle"rs. When the piltsts hfive nil fnrgtrl ltrred. 'Hound ihe moanln', aroaniu' board, r An their smllln lips are lathered An.' Iheir appetites, haw soared; When tho gobbler;', slutted wltfc dresalu . , To bo gobbled up by men! You con thank (lod for Ihe blessln; o TILAXKSOIVIXO HAY,' again: ThankMgfviitar Day an;) MM turkey (Hnricis s with us nuain. Anil of (iiiiisc the usual crop of lifter dinner tummy itches, vut nil) he jit rthh'iicc. This .Wnu't in the ole-crter "Your advertisement describes thhi as all-wool. Jt is nearly all cotton.'" "Yes. thi't'i the worst t li iiiir about newspapers. You cTm hardly believe won! they say! "what won.it YOI" DO IF YIH WHIM-: IN' MV SMOKS?" "SHIM-: TM!" I TII.WUS;lVIi j (Hy .lame;: Kdward Hungerford) When the lurks have ceased lo gobble, j An' are belli siuHed to eat, 'And Ihe ducks no longer wobble, I On iheir pigeon-toey feet; jWhcn the odors from ihe oven t fume to tempt Mm sons o' men, 'It's a sign thai thai of lovin' , Day THAN KS(II VLMl'S here iiaiu! When t lie pumpkin, fat an' juicy, Is transformed into u pie, An' your Ma and Auht Jerushy Keep (he kitchen stove "on high" When the cellar's store o cider. Pickles, jollies, an' preserves, Make you let your belt out wider, ( To accommodate t he 'FUVKH. When the air Is full o spices. An' the scent u' things a-bnUe. An the freezer's freezln' ices. An' there's frost In' oh the cake; When the folksboth kin an' neigh bor.. Start appcariir on the scene. i Look in' hungry --like, b'jabers: i You ran til'KSS what It mn I derm nit Potatoes (iolng Had. T1KHLIN (AP) Frederick Willhitr I. hud a hard rime Int educing the po tato In Prussia. lie forced ihe in valids In the charity hospitals to eat them, and used his army in compcll lug the peasants to plant the i.berS. And today Fhancellor Stresemtmn Is having a hard time bidding tin' re public I oget her because nf I In lactt of potatoes in many, seeiions, and their extremely high price. Many Hermans who hafe provided themselves at great cost with enough potatoes for the ensuing winter are o 0 o o FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New Ed. Donohue 47J-J Fir & Jefferson When full of turkey stroll down and see our w indow of LADIES' PURSES AND HANDBAGS and MEN'S LEATHER POCKET GOODS Newest styles and moderately priced 75c to $16.00 , NtffJJ Pftt&OHPfKU DRUGGISTS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO horrified lo Hhd I hey nre not keeping well. Agrh'itltutiKln predict nil the po tatoes will spoil by January 1. 4 ' ; ' ;V He thankful yon have at auto, Orcat convenience. He thankful you have no auto, tireat nuisance. . TV thnnkful you urr Hen. Kavts worry. Ho thankful you an poor, I'nn'i lose your fortune. . . . Printer til k4 V O-ynTOOiO Priem of V-vlV tyT ' J Qcw'wl. T tr!,. r l8Mt?oll4 191? lM l9,u'a,ttis THE extremely fair prices asked for Goodyear Tires year in and year out are shown in the chart above. Good year Tires are selling today for 45 less than in 1920; 39 less than in 1914. Despite this, their quality was never so high as now. This is a good time to buy Good years. Ai CM Strvicm Stmtion u.r. urn Ml and rmm. minj he nai. Goodvmar Cordt uith ihm bmW AIU Wfthir Triad and back tham up utith atandrd Caadyaar Smrtiea W. II. liOIl.VKMi.ASIl' II COMPANY GOOBjifEAIl "Wuitern Mude toe trn Trade" '-' jT" 20 lreteol ti. FREE . 1 KONUON. MINNEAPOLIS. HINW. PUTMAN'S OFFE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 0 which calln her lo a higher placeif activity, Ki-ealer opportunity and in creased responsihilii y, and with t he hope that continued .success may ever attend her effort m. both puhlic and perHonal, a farewell dinner party was Ifiven her al the Koley Hotel Monday 0 evening hy tlie nieinhera of the Vestry lo of the Kpiseopal church and their ! Wives. j O Apiu'oxhnately twelve were pres. nl.lg and following ihe dinner the group of !Q friends spenl Ho- evening with Mrs. 'o Catlin in a family circle, wishing lu-rlg much happiness and that h.-r future jo home in Tacoina he graced 1y her genial and kindly presence. 0 ;AK Till? EN VKLOPIS" AND HOI 'TI L HO THKO & SHINN'8. t'AHS I'ups that you huy on street corners don't always turn out to he Alrdahs or Kusslan wolf hounds. It's a wis buyer that insists on t he pedigree. : "sed I'aiH that are sold on CLAIM--, don't always turn out according to the CLAIMS. It'a a heap safer to get t he pedigree- Hie history of the car before you buy it. Hy this method you'll oj b' spf of getting what you o ! pay for. "Ask Ihe Lnvelopc I is our advice to I'fied i.'ar Hiiv- o' rrs. The Knvelopo tells you 0 1 frankly and trnthfull the his- lory and condition of our cars. O; The only place In the city J A Big Special Event i FEATURING HIGHEST GRADE READY-TO-WEAR All CharRC Purchases for Balance November,, Go on Jannarv 1st StntemcntN, Beginning Friday, November 30th At Very Special Prices intormaiion m .01- q voh-ntary manner. O j Oiihan Hiiel-; Harelv l aial. HAVANA. (AH) The habit of fighting duels still flourishes inVuba. if the newspapers of its capital eily are to be believed. These duels are randy fatal, for al- jo where this though most educated Cubans an- I? f'-red i" " keen swordsmen, the gem-ral eusioiii Jo o is for the duel lo terminate when one j 0 rtnftOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOft O proper ca re. Those wli o ha ve 1 i ved among the Indians agree I hat they .always show a deep interest In the welfare of their children. The Indian mothers particularly are dcvoled, and wo think that ly having e, Chippewa nurse, who thoroughly understands Ihe conditions, go Into the homo and help a mother with a sick child a promising beginning will be made to ward improvement of heneral health condition among all the Indians." . .cou'ha'eI vu" an YnruAign me at our fountain, Hi Ivor I horn, uo)S fln.ui .tiuivi B.ifcMA f Wo A 10 Thank fill Today. ! that we live in a land j where it doesn't require a bushel of paper bills ;to buy a loaf of bread I or where it isn't nec 'essary to own a print ling press to buy butter to put on it. Long May it Wave )ld Glory Prosperity Peace and a National Ixive for our fellow be ings whether they are :ustomers or competi-oi-s. f J Matitlanl lrnlinut)ie of I Mint's Clothiery lie blure M lib Oousclou T Protest IViiio liieaii Hudct. SAN ,11'AN. I. H. (AH) Porto Uican sugar gowers, through the Su ;ar I'roducers' assoeiation. have ad dressed a letter of proti-Ht against the present $12. into. 0011 budget and the Jti.him.mta bond issue jointly to (!ov. Tow hit. t he president of I he Semite and the speaker nf th" lions-. The bndgel. the larg-st in the Island's his tory, and the bond is'ie to provide for public Improvements were approv ed by the tast legislature. The growers complain also of Ihe special export tax on H'igar. which they point out will come direetly out of the pockets of the producers be cause t hey will not he able (o pass the tax on 1o (he Consumer. Hlter It 'mil I pkeep Aked. OHKrjON CITY, Or..-- I'etillons as king the suite highway department to ;issoine r'SiK)H;;ib;UI y fnr upkeep of the Liver read, ar being eirculat"d in ihe north end f the county, and eair.. y sVgned. T!ie pr! it ion will be pr'-i-nted to !!' st.tt highway com fiiissioners at Mi lr meeting in Port land by a d'-htration of rMid ntH of the d'siriet b'-t wei-n Jennings l.odg and Milwaukee, who will try to in duct, th- df part no nt to grant th' d"ired re i. f. NEW TODAY KOIt I'.KNT Six room hoiw and barn on what is known us Ihe I hi vis I "lac.. n M ; y I a rk . A pply I -h Grand-- Juvfsi 11 lent Company. 1 - 1 Adams Ave. I l-;-3t I(H HALK--W.' li;tv- for sib a con--dderuhif iianti:y of rough dino n- Khill l'lj;b-r. W call Hjie Jtj'l rroill $;,.ii tn tin. (in )t"r ihoutKind. La one into yo5 New Sport Coats One lot of new Sport Coats, heathdown and Polo materials. Good all-wool fabrics of fine, soft quality. Tan, brown and gray; all at one price $22.50 All Other Coats Arc' Reduced ' .. ...... v... now ,M.M" d-l I .11 Sport Dress Coats Remarkable garments, indeed for their style, quality and price. Plain and fur trimmed. Priced only at $59.50 Fur Trimmed Coats "including Dress Coats and Sport Coats in this lot. Highest quality material and work manship. Extraordinary at this price $36.75 Sec Our Hat Special $7.50 Fall & Winter Coats ;'...':;::;.!,.':' .-: , '' '' iii up Tailored Pur-trimmed and Fancy Suits seldom are such values offered in quality mer chandise of this type. Priced $32.50, $39.75, $52.50 2 -Lots Wool Dresses Smart new Wool Dresses, for daytime wear plain and novelty designs to choose from. An unusual bargain. Special price $14.75 - $21.75 See Our Hose Special $1.89 Silk Blouses New assortment Silk Blouses, unsurpassed for beauty, varied in new styles. Specially priced at $9.75 Wooltex Dress Coats Handsome Dress Styles most of them fur trimmed in fabrics of Gerona, Bolivia, Lustrosa and Fashino. Collar of Wolf, Beaver, Squirrel, Fox and Lynx. We have specialized on coats at this special price and know that the styles and values cannot be equalled. One lot at $69.50 Anniversary Dresses A showing of delightful new Betty Wales Dresses, that have been specially made for this anniversary. All would regularly bring $ l!)..r)0 to o.OO. Special Price $39.50 THE PEST IN STYLE PUTMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR & MILLINERY THE MOST IN VALUE 1 m 1 li ii
