La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1924, Image 3

Frirlay, Fphvuary 22, 1024.
PAGE THREE.
.THE LA..-GRANDF, EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of SOCIETY
Ono" or I ho most elaborate nociut
affairs of the y, :tr will take place
thlH evening when all Klkdoni pnr
'akes In mi 'iUisit' hall mul Lull
JMH to he given at I he Kike home
tu l.u (IrunOc Dmiclng win begin
at ! o'clock, with excHhnt. music,
ami ut il::iO o'eiock I hoM- prti ui
will h- served lo si delicious han-i'M-l.
after which dancing will
again be resumed. Intensive plana
are being mutlf for this occasion
ami i(t IlilH date everything is prac
tically cinip.-i- Tor - of the most
enjoyable events of-1 In- social life
of CirniKle.
v . . . - i
Thi music pupils of the primary!
class of Sacred Heail Aeidctny
will give a recital al I In- , home til
Mrs, '. I'. NVv.liu on Saturday nf-1
lenioon -ui 2::i ,oVlnck. iMn-niH.
untl friends of iip children are cor
dially Invited lo in-ur the following
program:
"A Canlen Party." by llanuali
Smlih ami "Hnndotclm." iiy Krnn'i
Lyn:, ployed by Vinnic liy.il:
"Dreaming" ami "A liy in 1 1 1 . -Woods."
by lilam fi.' I Hnnh v-Mat h-
i'vs -Irene Dish aw; 'JThe Id.
It rs am) the H:ig'.(ind 'tVlir'ni.-f
Hour." hy 'Louise VrhlM - Kli; a-i
Ijeth Milne; "A Moat Sum;." Iiy :
Louise Conrath Maty Marine; j
-The Water l.itly," hy JHgO HllV-l
!i- Miuy Moi-.t rly;
ay Stpilrrel." hy
inline I. a Kiv'eliier
" hy
"The .;p
M. A. Lib
"Mnilit't ii
U. Htniin-- Mitiy Conk:
"l-anee of Hh ponies," l.y Wimi
(lii fe ami "The Tanralixlng Kir." hy
Apaulding p. p, ray: "The
Ulltih Kiddles." hy Ut -nseh-.-Kver-
ri iUynolils; " i:,t n-ss Pally," hv
Warm-liffe -- ( b :u-v ievr Spa el It;
'March." hy Wai iietifl'e Unih
Mayulre; -"HuMei-ily i 'hase." by
I l.uinah Sin it h, 'l ai'i n.lils" anil
" i he Lory I rielinry ' I loci;' - I. on is
l.aiph; "The LiMle Indian Chi.-i,"
Iiy -Strickland Th. resa ('iirreir
"Happy Holt, niot." hy Wii rneli ! . "c
- fnT'-iit-! Trow I. tide. - "Vnlen of
I he I lean," hy Henry Van (lav1 (
ami -wives at Ptay ny mucner
Ktlml IMatl; "In the Play Hooiit.
hy I'onralh and "The Nappy M-:i
luwiarli," hv tVtuina lierih
Thompson: and "tiver the Snow,"
hy ;rhelirfe ami "Pil'dH l''l'oli("!
iiy Mario I'Vinlanu (3 race Lanhse
Ivanhoe.
Th" Tlmrsday lrldt;e clnh was
leticltli nlly entertained yealerday
; flri lltiell. W lien I hey met al I lie
home ol Mrs. '. 1. Newlin. ltrldtfe
was Lhc leutlll'C o Hie afieriioon
ami Ihree (allies were at play. Willi
ItiKh homirH Kihi to Mrs. W. It.
.loiii s. I hiring' Hie ar lernoon a de
licious two course luncheon was
s i-ved in n ) in i lit? mom ln-anl i
lully decorated lo represent Wasli
inttm'.'i hlr! Inlay,
The Moosehearl cluli met yes
terday atternoon at I he home of
Mrs. H. (', Provosi, with Mrs. I .
llriinnon and Mrs, h. S'ocp assist-
liiffw-nx hi:nlo:uwu, iwenty Itiilies:
wen .present mi ml after u very en )
loyahlc uftvrmioll .in, htu-lal vHi Uik
u di'ileioilK tno cotirse Iniiefieon'
was nerved.
'i t'iMiji;!: ir. kh;n i i
.AlWIANV. ( n A meetiiiic of IS
herry K''wer-i ynd nirniers of this
vicinity wa-i held al the eumnuin
Ity house lo hear plans for ur-IV-iilv.!Mjr
Hie pickle pnfhstry here.
Joseph Pans of Portland and sev
eral fni'iners frfciu Hie ;erv:ii4 dlN
iricl. were present. The. plan eon
liinplatcd here has heeii wtnkinj,'
at (J) it vain lor two years und has
hern; pronounced a success.
Mjost Of I hose pIVMenl ple(U;, d
Ihrlpseh'i-s lo plant from one to
live iiri'n and if Hie demand was
larni "touKli to enlarge their acre,
atre jtiext eur.
J.' i:amsav Maedoiiahl. Urltlh
I'rinie MiniMcr. in a siraphaater.
riding to his oi l ice In crowded
train.
SOMETHING NEW
iTomon-ow:
LOWER
PRICE
Opening
Day
CUk
Sale m
:Kor weeks we've heen preparing for this biff event. We' ve fiecn busy remodeling:. A . large, easy stairway, just a
.lew feet inside of main cut ranee leads to this new i department. We 'have spared no. expense to make thin the most
Uomplete department of its kind in Eastern Oreaoi A special feature of the opening day will be the remarkable values
we are offering, a few of which are listed below. We invite you to come tomorrow and inspect our. new slock whether
' you want to buy or not. . . : i j ' ' , .
JjR. si& " :SALE!.192 Pieces High Grade, Fiwt Quality ' cffjgp
ALUMINUM 'WARE'
dii 'tip : r . r , wr$wy
t 'iimMfij ' "ii- oi.i.owixii ; Your Choice ; thk i.mi,i.ow.in - : '!
' imwks not i r , n Ii i'u-:ci:s not- ii.i.hs- -H.t Jf9$fimS
I "b - Hftgy 'iitAi i:d Am-: also in- 1 timtkh aiik ai.sd In- . " ' ...
. mBB&&r ; ii i.i i i mis sai.i: (f i i,i i.ii. iv this sai.i: .5 rc. I uddlllg
; Double Boiler 89c 3 iv. mi-.h,, it..i s, is. W & j' 1 mmm tmt s..i. Tan Set 89c
J. : S'miH Shape S:liicc Tan. , vjl M I ,',"M'1 sll,,l Slim-o- I'nn
MnettfV ' I'l't'X'I'viuy; KrtMc : gft ftr I I'ilin-I I'r.-M'l'vhlH: Ki'ltl.
J' Ml&d& !. saiiic I ''tu nhs I 'w Sef j g ... sanio I'au Si-ls . , 3
I S . !.ni7:c riilniKlci's BJ l.ar;i 'nlaml.'i's I ' , i4,
' ( No IMmwic Orders ! jj po
l-(t. Convex Kettle 89c "lO'-l."Iishnnn 9c ; 3-(tt. Covered Sauce Pan 89c Percolator 89c
riwiwunwiuMwii mm nl i "n
SALE! HOUSE 6
iliil
Each
ffWMMMX finished,
Well made from
good quality
hroom corn; four
rows of t w i n c
stitching, nicely
smooth
Don't Forget The Day
SATURDAY,
-'No Phone Orders
Edison Electric Iron
You wii! be surprised to sec these won- j
seriui hargams awaiting you here! A
big stock to select from, but we urge
you to come early, as values like these
will not go a-begKiiig. No orders will be
taken over t?!e phone for any of these
items.
Sale! Cast Iron Skillet
Standard $5.00 value
3.95
i
A genuine
K d I s o n
K loclrl v
Iron
s in o o t h
McMe trim '
fully
(t it n p n
t e e ii.
I'hnllt1
)nlH-s
I'Ikiih'
LOOK HERE!
NO. 9 COPPER BOTTOM
BOILERS
$2.45
You will say this is extraordinary
when yon see it. Large size, Jieayy
copper'bottom, handles securely riv
eted. Quantity is limited, so we ad
vise to shop early.
No. 9 Large Size . '.
95c each V .
Heavy Cast Iron Skillets, extra well
made the kind von will luivo for w.irs.
ilighly polished inside. A regular $l..r)()
vaiuc.
Yellow Mixing Bowls
Specially Priced
Highly glazed inside
and ou!. Three popular
sizes at very attractive
prices.
9!-in. Yellow Mixing P.owl; Spe., 45c
10 1 -in- Ycliow Mixing, liowl; Spe., 57c
IH.j-in. Yellow Mixing Bowl; Spe., 85c
Dozen of Other Items Not
Listed Here Will Be
On Sale Saturday
No Orders Taken Over Phone
SALE!"
288 Pieces Pearl Gray
Your Choice
! f Each j'''1'
p k pp'q
Every, Piece First (uality Every
Piece Cuarantced
Just See What 25c
Will Buy
Note the Items! Note the Sizes!
8-qt. Roll Edge Rinsing Pan ...25c
12'2-in. Wash Basins.-
IVz -in. Wash Basins.........
4- qt. Preserve Kettles
5- qt. Preserve Kettles
5-qt. Mixing Bowls ,,
1-qt. Pudding Pans
5-qt. Pudding Pans...
2l2-qt. Lipped Sauce Pans ...
3-(t. Lipped Sauce Pans
1-qt. Lipped Sauce Pans
We urge our patrons to take ad
vantage of (his remarkable sale.
Anticipate your future needs. Every
item a real bargain. Don't let this
opportunity slip hy unnoticed.
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
s4i I " ,
Whenever You Call
Jlore new things have arrived at our
Htore and your inspection will le ap
preciated. NEW COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
$1.25 to $1.75
NEWEST HANDBAGS
$.1.25 to $7.50 ' v
NEW SPRING VEILINGS r;
75c to $2.50
New Hand-Made and Embroidered
GOWNS and STEPINS
$2.93
NEW SPRING SKIRTS
$5.00 to $16.50
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Hints for the
Housewife
Mow to MhKc IjikIIsJ, Tol'lcc.
SpcnliinB of chll.lrcn, was there
ever n rhiM who illiln'r llki toifcc?
If more of IIichc olil-fn!iloncil cun-tli'-n
were niuile nl home I here
wonl. he fewer cnflen of spoil t
iilonuich.s In our hoiiHclinlitH mid
tcwer younir men nnd women who
lake tnhleiH for "ImliKe.Hiion."
Tin' lie ;il toffee h lim.le 111 IlilH
nuiiiiii-r: Mix four rups of brown
MHtur ami u hit If cup of corn
syrup wlih half a cup of water,
ami pui on the lire, NtlrriiiK care
fully until all the murnr in hnnolv
eit. l,et thlH conn' lo a boil and
then lake off the fire and ml. I four
lahle.ipoOIIN of duller. Put the
mix tun hack on I ho Klove once
more und hoil until the butter Uuh
pentM ruled throughout the rnnily.
I'oilr tiulo a Kieased tlirtirtMilart'
tray of any kind and, im the candy
cools, mark it Into miiiureH. When
it hun hardened hreult ihese apart
and wrap eiich piece Hi-purntety iv.
wax paper. Incident nlly, you will
find 1 lial the tabor of "cleanlnir
up" In a kooiI ()t-iti li'HH If you have
lined nn enameled unuccpnn for the
eookin. Hi nee even the HtlchleHl
rnixiuren do not mlhure Ioiik In lfn
porrelnlii-IIUo tnirfuce.
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mated, that thin In-stHution will ho f N'ciftw of Snlo of Ilonds.
called upon lo cure for. Already, Notice in hereby given that School ;;
I M -I children huve had to bo turned DiHtrie! No. I of . 1'nlon County, y )
away for lack of uccottuniodatloiifi. Oregon, (l.u jflrande Dintrtct) " hns ,
The reason for the hulhllnff up "Ui nnd uiiHOltl. $3G.0OMtt"r -of
tliiH home wuh Hie number worth of Ihe bondH of nald dis. .
of ,hnnieless children for which trlrt, tinly authorized to be issued ;J r
no fit hoiiMiiiK and care wan pro- April 24, lltUM. Tor 8Phooihouo'f , .
vided cither by Iho Htate or hy purpoHea, and Hint Neuled IUU w4H '. t
1'rotrMiint ItiNtltuliotm. No lltlnc- be rcceivetl by the District School; '
tlon it matli between ihe hoinelesn (Hourtl of sold JMHtrtct up to and .;.;;
children of different religious de
nominations. The management of
(he home Ih Christian without be-
liifC tleiiomlnalional, I ttiqiiesi ion
Including March lath, 1924, tor
the sale of said unsold bonds, on
follows: '-'!'J
(l Kor tfiOOO.on oar valuA'ta
ably the slnle of Oregon needs be delivered Immediately upon' H(f-f A
;mch a home nnd iveds It creatly. ceplunce of bid und completion tofty ,
This homo Is not self sustaining, details.
nnd ran ncvei be, nny morn thnn ) For 3(i,uni).00 par .value-of
any orphanur' can be. Hut It said bonds, $F,uimi,(hf 0f which fc Jo
NMims 10 huve a- BOOd motive be- ,e delivered iinmodintely uponf ftf
hiud 11. a ff' H,ur- a Kood loca- reptnwi of hid nnd conipletio oC
tiou for a home of this sort and dmiis, and ISO.Otift.OO to he dcllv
k'ood manaRemeiit In lis present PP(m! Ilt HUph al(.r ,lat aw tho
activlllen. It deserves a Rood sup- Hoard of sutd District may detftr-V ,
pori ri tne nnnu.t or nm peopm m(ne. -t
of Iho slate.
SPHMG-WOHK
DN UT ALICE!
Interest paynhlo on Bald bonds'
from dale of delivery. Tho Hoard ,
reserves tho rlplrt to reject any1 and '
'jnlt llldH. Kl.lx lo ho riled njnniivf IMI
undersiKued ut his offlcn ti !,
(ironde, Oregon.
Hy order of said Board.
Dated this liitli day of Kebrunryr
1!1M.
H. VI. W1IXTAMR,
nintrlrt CbTk, Hchool Dls
trict. No. J, Union County. -OrcKOii.
.
j l'riiuc-I.riimii dclly You'll want
AKnhi.
! Here Is n dellKhtriil children's
dessert . either for nn ordinary
, ..en. or as , , Ul " 1 locality.
Mine miV- inciuen.n, u wm ' stlir)(1), , plrtw.
n.l",-u il) ui' l "
for it Is a welcomt! variation up
' on the usual gelatin de.t-crtii to
which all of lis are iuaciistomed.
AUr'KTJ. (Special) MIrb Mar
garet Taylor Is on Ihe aide list this
week with tonsllllts.
r'lnud nnd Krunk fllewnrt of Ali
ce! were In I'nlon Krlduy.
SrlnK work has Iu'kiiii In this
He vera I farnicrH have
M r. a ml Mm. Mil I i n le nre hen
roin lliiffle Valley visit Inir Mrs,
Matlnlc's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Tiik. buir ii nomid of iirunes. . John M-esler
put tiiem in cold water for fif n Mr. Fresh-r Is Kettinw his wnjton
minutes nnd then remove pits nntl Hst-il up to take a Irlp, tlilnklnif
halve the pruin-s. Soak two en- mat ne mi;ni timi a loeauon umi
vclopeji or tfelalin n a rup Qf co,i jsulls hlin bctlcr Ihtin the Uninde
wnler. then disrolve thir in ihrcoj Hondo valley.
to do this In nn enameled ware Miss Kathleen Stewart was home
saucepan, which Is proof iiKalnsL.lo spend the week-end with her pn-
the acids in tho rrull. Add thu rents. Hhc Is teachhiK ncliool nl
prunes, it scant two cups of Hii-IMt, Pleasant, Ore.
Kttr. und ti cup of lemon juice. Mr. and Mrs. Vnnu Itnndall nre
l'our hi to an enameled ware pud
dim; pun or serving difh and chill.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
Tin; mi,mti;vs ivxkm iiomi;
fort land Telegram lfforls will
be mad0 In Home of the lending
I'ortlaml churches to ratac fluids
to completf tin- pledjro Riven by
Ihe churches ami other organiza
tions In this city toward bulldlnic
a unit of I lie Children's (''arm
Home at Corvallls. mothered by
the W. C. T. I', and the Women's
clubs of tho state. The pledge is
.lor Jli.S.ann und of this but $I7,f(u
Iik yet been collected, und Jti&lMi
is yet to hp, pledRed.
Iiy a fo,omi ranl of the state
and by subscriptioiiM nlrendy made
thi:i Children's Farm Home Is
possessed of a fine far mof 24a
acres four .miles north of Cor
vallls, with eighty acres under,
plow nd wlih soni0 farm buildings
upon U. He.stde the farm huild
inji there are already erected
I wo or the "unit" buildings, or
cottages, each costing lrt.omi, ntid
each now housing twenty-three
children, or forty-alx rluhlren In
nil. One of these Is a boys cot
tage, the other Is for glrlsi The
Portland cottnge In now hi course
of construction, and ih balnnco
of Iho pPdge U needed to COntpletn
It nnd make room for a part of
th.. wailing list.
The fiiiptint churches of the state
have pledged to build u !(, aim
cottnge. Though this s not to be
In any way a denominational rot
tage, t will have a Haptlst matron.
It is the hopfl of Ihe mothers or
this Institution that enough other
: cottage- units will bo pledged to
j make total room for no less than
Hm children, the number, It is estl-
here on an extended visit with Mis.
Ita ndii It's mother nntl fat her, Mr,
and Mrs. M. A. Hrown.
W. J. f'ase's Utile son Is reported
to he getting along nicely. Ho has
scarlet fever.
It. O. Wat I; ins Is getting ready to
go to Seattle, Wush., lo join his
family, w ho have been t here, nit
winter, where his daughters are at
lending college.
Waller Brown of l.u Grande, wan
visiting his mother last Sunday.
Mrs. Hrtice Clark is busy worl;
iug In the apples al lnihler.
Miss Cteo Sheltotl and Kathleen
Stewart attended teachers Institute
at Klgin Saturday.
There was a card purty held at
(lie home of M. Stewart Saturday
night. Everyone had a very enjoy
able time.
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Notice to CmllUim. ,
Nollct1 In hereby given to u,ll con-"-cerned
I hat lettorii - testamontttry -have
been Issued by tho Oannty
wourt of Pnlon County, Oregon, lo
Hoy Jacobs upon tho last will and'
leslametit of Martha M. Jacobs
deceased, and all persons having
claims against said decedent ro
hereby notified to present , Inn .
name to Iho nald executor with,
proper vouchers at the office pf
hit; altorney, J. D, Slater, West-,
.lacobsoii inillillng hi 1 Qrande,
Oregon wltliiti six months from tho
date of this notice. .
Dated and published thin Febru
ary 22na A. J. 1024. .( .,
Hoy Jacobi
Kxecutor
Feb. 22-29 March 7-U-2.1,
A woman In Tondon created a;
sensation In tho ballroom of'tho""'
Savoy hotel by appearing with hair
that glowed phosphoric Irldesoonce .
when tho lighta woro dimmed.
When a senator boards an ele
vator hi tlu capltol it must not bo
stopped for other passengers untH
th,. nenator gets off.
"The coming of 4,ti(in,ono Jews
to thin count ry has created, for
A.merlcft problems of the most, per
plexing kind social, political, na
tional, financial, humanitarian, re
ligious. . . I'ntll we find
some way to break down their
prejudices the evangelization of
America will proceed with faltering
steps." -Heport of the Home Mis
sions Council, at Atlantic City,
.Ian nary 1 i.
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
Any breaking ou or nkin Irrlta.
tion on fnce, nock or body ii over
eomo quickest by applying Mentha. '
Sulphur, nuysv p. noted akin ipeclallw.
Ucciiubo of its germ destroying prop.
erti, nothing ha ever been found. ,
to Uke tUa placo of tbia sulphur '
preparation tliat instantly bring .;
ease from the itching, burning and .
irritation. ..
Mfntho-Sitlphur beala eciem Tlghs. .
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve thu torsunt -or
'lisflptrcment. A little ja.. o(. '
Rowles Mentho-Kulphur may M.ob. "
tained at any drug store. It la used
liko cold cream. ' ;
Hams & Bacon 25c
Per Pound
"MT. EMILY" BRAND None Better
No mold fresh from smokehouse every week. ,
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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