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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1924)
Friday, October 3, 1924. THE HA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE'TTtHEF! NEWS of SOCIETY j But lixc biutd Is inoro chic If it 1 , finally ribbon of somo hriKht hut' upplbiuid iu four to u doiccn rows. Mrs. it, K. Watklna proved hvr-.fr- w!f a charming hostess yi-stcrday lifternooti at her home on l-'iral struct when bIic entertained tltu Al pha club at their first meeting of tlic season. A delicious luncheon was served shortly aft or one cluck, after which the lime was eiijoyably spent at HrldKe with Mrs. jlydo Kiddle winning high honors. U a short business meeting of HIM American L.egton to Mrs. llnrley Ufchitrdson ul tin UlchnrOson Art and Gift Shop, who has offered to puck them for shipping. Among the young men utlendltifr the" Orcfron Agricultural college this "year Kdward KtUgerald and Marlon- Heudlcy,' of 1m, Grande, have been admitted to the Omega New York. Three strands of pearls ure being worn today by women who 'keep up to the minute in jewelry fashions. The pearls ure very large., utmost of the. "cho ker" sort, ami usually black or gray. , . ' Hints for the Housewife s cover with the meringue madu bv beating the whites of the eggs uml four tublespooufuls granulated sitgur unit! stiff and dry. 1 U-turn to the hot oven right under the flume and, watch closely with the door open until It la slightly browned, .y. HATTLKK FOl'NU 1 tit 111 Til 15 UALLKH. Ore. A full grown rattlesnake, 'colled in the ;blunkets beside a 3-months-old ,haby, was discovered by Mrs. Char ges Ooyle. wife of a Mill creek rancher, when she sought to Booth Auxiliary Vpsllon fraternity and Raymond ' ; ; : p.tno irunuc cries oi iier hoo. iu kviu'Kii iv night Plans were dls- M ,on iawion w. Mieurns iu , m .Mj IJ.mo.n .lii'.iu.tii r. i-ir. " , , 7 Bi S:' -V.. .. ' ' L "..the Hlema Nu. These vountr men Homemade lemon mcrlmruv uie P P ' tvH ,i.ulia - - . - " - ,,.!,,, ll Sil.. unnli-HW till' all attended high school in Iji is alwavs u real treat because the "" - Grande. Mr. Steams. Mr. I'uvton I flavor H so different from that fom danger and called for tnd Mrs. Headley having graduated j which we get in restaurants or in from Mho I .a Grand u high school bakeries. Most restauralitH have and Mr. Kltgcruld from the Sacred t good upple, peiieh, pineapple and Heart Academy of this city. other fruit pies but one seldom . gets tasty lemon pie. They ure MIhh Valera Harper will bo hos-, frequently made with extracts and bussed for the leitiiining visiting und home ex Service men on Armistice day. The May promises to be one of the most Interesting celebrations ever staged Vp l,a Grande. A meeting has boon culled for October 15th at the home of Mrs. C. N. J 'aimer, when flnul arrangements for 'Armistice, day kvill be planned. t A call has come from the I'ort Wml Ex-Servlce Mien's hospital for jpiionograph records and playing bards. , Feeling sure that thero are itiajiy who have good records that M.hcy have tired of, the ladles of the uxiliary ask that you take them Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try IHE MARINELLO SHOP Itooin 8, Sommcr Bid. "A beauty. aid for every need" l'HONIQ MAIN Mf .. tess to the Mission Hand of the I'resbytcriun church tomorrow af ternoon. j . i i , The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterlun church will meet Monday evening. October G. with Mrs. Clyde Webb Und Mrs. it. Hor ry as hostesses. " ' ' Cove. (Special) Mrs. J. V. Sluytan Was hostess to the Dorcas Society . Thursday. Hepteniber 25. Twenty-six ladles were present ,und a delicious luncheon. was served by the hostess. 1 Fashion Notes are eggleas. The filling should be prepared in un enameled ware double boiler which is impervious to-acid in cit rus fruits. This ware will insure the delicate color of the filling and the result will be creamy und de licious. Heat the yolks of two eggs un til light and then add two table spoonfuls (rounded) cornstarch, which has been dissolved in : a III tie cold water. , Add the grated rind and juice of one lemon and one cupful sugar. Mix nil thor oughly and put Into un enameled ware boiler, lastly add one cup ful boiling water and conk until it thickens, stirring all the time. I Kor the pastry use one and one- Paris. The 'more material looks half cupfuls prepared flour, one like suede the more fashionable It half, cupful butter or other shon is. These emits are very soft and eiting and four to six. tablespoon rich in appearance und lavishly i fills of water. 1 oil out and cover trimmed with fur. j a deep enameled ware pie plate. I Prick well with u fork to prevent Tarls. A trimming of braid ' Is I hubbies. Hake in ,a hot oven, chic on n tunic costume .(nut now: When cool add the fining and help. The snake escaped when the blunk'ets were thrown outside, but was seen to be a lurge one. with a number of buttons. It is presumed the reptile. In seeking a warm place for hiber nating, crawled Into the baby a bed. old .veather, which made the rat tler sluggish, waa believed respon sible for its failure to strike. Prisoner to He HctuiiKHl. SAMiM, Ore. William Nelson, charged with assault and robbery in connection with the thett oi $:M47 from Otto Uuiser of Port land, will be retimed to ore SCHOOL HAS DCD MLLT N - i Li hill i i "Uil Tin' first i.j nutting of the , year wua hold at t ho high school ! R tlilH murilintf with Warren Gilbert, ex-Stuntord unlvcrtiUy yi'l U'ttUi.r 1 1 and nresollt Ho-Diul In th HI-'R liads orKimixul tun. prcHlding. . Mr. Ullbcrt was am-tH'Ssfnl Inj Inslilllni; a good deal tif I'lght t'-' tu tlio Bludciit body. Sovcral vull3i wt'ro Huccrusfitlly , UMirned follow-! aut'oniiuinying at tho piuno. 1 I'lans art on foot for tho B,I"!i liellon of IIr. rogular L, II. s-"yu"' this morning that ho Uud a list j plan iu to eliminate Ahuso U8 tllti! 8iiHon guea on until me pi ItHi IlL'iii pup man lor luu jiur win conaiHt of u jell letter und two' UHHlHlantH. liiij Scdalo liitvmiilioiiiii loon ;fcs Uobbed uf ll IiisIkiiIu ed by sonic iiehool well which were Bung with Mlsa I.ola Nelson, UK HAOUK (A1-). Kven tho J gon for trial. Iteiinlaltlou papera hallowed - precincw oi Anun- , Corset Sale COLLbX;K GlltL AND KA1J0 10KSK1H .ONK LOT Now $1.19 VALUKS TO $3.00 These mo broken sizes und discontinued numbers . that wo are closing out at this low ' price, and itro ' values that' you cannot well afford to overlook. autliorlzing weiaona isiruuiiiun m. r - tt?sl from fallloriild were, burned byaafe from the depredations ' ' j Governor 1'leree. An oiiieer ien buvhii ........ -. -- In quest of the prisoner. 1 baa become known that the prea- . , " j Identlal hiiminer bus tieen stolen . i ' fl... ooiiiw.ll tuhln of tile 'ensaiiLs Mini)- iriimi ...... , ' tsi iiiiVuhh i.iii (i. riiuin In- uormunent court of Internatloiui tssa veatlgator of llussla. Ir. Adolph Justice. ... ,, OmbowsUy. declares that prior to Tho hummer Is artistically the wur tile peuaunts of ItllBsia eaivcd of ebony, about fl Inches owned 35 percent of the land long. It was presented lo the while the royal family and the court by thu senute of Leydeil state owned an equal umiiunl. To- unherslty In 122. day tlu peaaanis possess IlT per- It bus been missing since A'.lg- cent and the stale a percent of list 20. and Information . lead n the land within tile boundaries to its recovery Is requested by tho of the country. Hague chief of police. LWIESjEADYjTO-WEAR I ! Fl 2 H H M m H EJ a m us Rl 111 H , GS tm.. M H M m H H n ts m m m w n H M H m a M , ' INr , a . s R m m m M B H n H n n n n m Bill Eastern Oregon's CAR! THE STORE WITH THOUSANDS OF FRIENDS Largest Home Furnisher 90 oi The People Buy On Credit, Why Not You? Credit when properly used is one of the greatest advant-i apes ever j)laccd" before the buying public. Credit has en abled thousands of people, to purchase homes and house furnishings of a kind that would be beyond their reach un der the cash payment plan. Our credit system is specially designed to meet the requirements of persons with small incomes and modest means. A small payment down at the lime of purchase the bal ance in weekly or monthly installments, small enough not to seriously affect the family budget. The cost of our merchandise is exactly as advertised. We charge no in terest on credit accounts. Let us show you how to fur nish your home on the Easy Payment Flan. EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY Rome Copper King Tea Kettle Solid copper, nickle platcd Tea Kettle, 6; quart size. Reg. $2.35 $1.39 No Phone Orders No Deliveries OPEN STOCK Dinnerware Dinncrwarc i n 15 open stock patterns; a variety of beauti ful patterns to choose from at bargain prices. ,- . : JT l,n 11 A V - - '-4,1 r'iiM" ni UT-fc. .1., u uu . - jiffs v ON CLOSING OUT PATTERN BEDROOM FURNITURE IN AMERICAN WALNUT' 'This ' Beautiful' Walnnl Suite Can Be purchased Entirely or by the Piece at the Following Reduced Prices: 15.00 CQQ Bed 000 $83.00 Vanity fJC Dresser WU J $15.00 Rocker...... $53.00 ' ihesser : $18.00 Chifcro.bc.... $13.50 Chair J44 S40 ..$11 $15.00 Stand $13.50 Bench..... $12.50 Exlra Special SATURDAY ONLY Set of 6, Thin Blown Glass Tumblers 29c Regular GOc a set. One set to each cus tomer. No Phone Or ders No Deliveries. GLOBE -WERNICKE Sectional Bookcases Saturday Special No Phone Orders. Regular $1.50 $2.95 A beautiful and decorative piece of furniture can be used in many ways, along the wall or around a window, whereas the old style bookcases can not. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th s TBI TRIED H ! Circuit ;ourt Calendar Prepared; Grand Jur; to Be Called Monday, plHlntirr, KiiK'nti AhIiwcII; ((rtnm tuklim It clffntoon montliH uko." t. II. Klnn. j ' . it In u ntinpW', htiruiluBfl prupara- WcdiiPHtluy. Orl. Ui, . m.: : tlnn Hint ntimivos llm catan hul City of l.a C.run.U. vh. c. II. (It- ,mK.ua f,um the Intestinal 'trawl, rlu'll. Allormws: plutnlirr, llwn ini , iilliiys tint Inflammation & IU'bh; in-rriiso, K. It. lllnWo. ! whlt-h vtimvn pi imtltilly all Htom MMMHMHMMMHMHMMi lU'tt, llvtp uml liiUHtlnal ntluu.'niH, ' InrliHllnff oupi-mllrltlB. t)nn dnwi Had CIoSC ShftVC , wl" cnvlnuo or mpm-y rcundotl. "(At ull druKKlHta. Adv. i H i I iui to th fnrt that th(! (Mutnly SlKi'and jury will tint hn c:illiil tin- "I Momhiy, Hi) friiulniil uih'h have j yrt Imk'H hH fur trial H ! OctulH'r li'nn of ftrcull , court. m wltltii Ix'Kins Mimilay. ' H Motluii diiy t-('Hiillitl In (In- Hi-t- MjlliiH: of Hi'vnrul. civil vawh lor Iriul JJ! MunHay, (let. lit a. n.: Oy 1 : inan - flarrlnKdm vh. Mulir H bounty. AliirmyH: plakiilli Tu: M NIcIimIh, iilh-cU "Mil tiotiahl; dti mt fciiHci W. H. J.i'VfiiH. mm Wi'dntHiluy, (cl. K, U 11. in.: K, 22 t'. (IfltttiK'H vh. Khmti I'otmtnutltMi 2 . Oo. AltiU'licyM! plalnlHT. Jivsh1) Mlcrnm; ih-rciiMt'. (in-cn II'-hm. , . Hi TltuiHday, Oct. !), 0 a..m.:Wul- ti-r Joiich vm. A.' I'tM), .AI4n- H nryH: plalnllli. I,. I trnliani ; tl1-Mfi-MHi, .Ii-M.it- ('rum. 5l 'iTt.hiy. (M-t. If), !l ft. m.: .1. I'. I'l'V VM- (1 Allrn. Atlurni'VM. 1 .HmUHIH'. It. I-;. Disnti nml ('nil (J. H Jl-lm; dor'-nsc, U, JuMiliam. H Haiunlav, Oct. II, ) a. in.: Hy nif l,a (irutiilt' vh, (li'oi-K" Carlvh'. m' AMurncvH: platntltT, (lii fii & llvw. EK-TrnHi'. )'. H. )viinho. J Monday, Oct. I a, !i n, in.: J. i ((. Hoille vh. Hnjil llarrlM. AHor H !hvh: plulnllrf: l,i-land K. Wnv, M Omt'ii A I It'HH; doh-llMi', l' M. I villi H hoc mm' Tui'Hday, Oct. 1-1. ! a. in.: A. S Wiiltit vh. (1. If. Jtohlnxutt and 2 (IcorKc It. Lyman. Attorneys I ; ' S! Youthful s Touch "My wlfn and children tliouRht I wan dyhiK when, after an ul- tni.L- .if t. unltiu (m ,iuv Mttint. itch 1 liiinimi -irwmiMfliiilM. It ! wan I'lKht, iiltct" our Hntiday din ner. They nay X looked dead und ;ui'8s 1 had a pretty cIoho 8huw, 1 1 Imd been liavinir morn or less mlVi ntutimr:tt troublo und bloating whit Murlnj,r ',,,!(,r,iH fur nnst two yearH and colli I Kut no pennunent help. Talking with a friend about my atta-'k, he advlKi fl me to try Mayr'ii Won derful Hemedy, 1 :uvo not had any pas or Htoinneh trouble nlncx' t'cmiiuicutly wavimI, mnvt or curly Imlr Hliuiihl be Wnter-WNTixl . , The wMor-wave ! wft and naturnl In Rppoamnn. In no win), cao tt poMlbly harm th hair, ' ' ," 1 Molun, wnrtH, 'aiiunrfluiMt hair pnnuiinunU auiovad Uliort Rear Ml Work UtmraiHftM. AT TMR OOIXNIAi t'fione B'JI-J IKoa Foirib Ht, Apt. B niCAl) THE tJliAHKIFl I5I AOh,, rMer tta soon as you adopt Hie nevf scientific method of ' ' MILGLOSSINC leaves them daintily , tinted With a hufh . ' , n"tv Meeting coal 'thai preserves wnr ,hiit . for tea Jays MAItlMXI.O I USMl.lli: SIIOI' llm. 35, New riilcy lllilu. l-liuiiti .Sliiiu I m Folding Card Table Card Table like illustration, UOx.'JO-inch top, covered with green leatherette; legs fold under can easily be stored away when not in use. I (WW r ai lA'A'i''' Hi Si nwiil 3 r 1111 S fn r-" ,'- ' i S '"A? v ' ij s 'tA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TII Three Itoxcs of Cliovolutea Will Be Given Away Free The Candy Shop 120 tin Kr. "The Home of llomc-Miidc Cimdy" (Itetuil only) CARR'S Where Your Credit Is Good IfllllBEIEIIIllllllllllIHllllllIIIliaiHSIllIlllllllPIIIIilfll friMH unntun who wanlf l be well SB; I (nilnred. but rml Mvprly an,' H' Will upprr-rtrit linn mtiiirl fiwk M of Murk fdillf with Jii'lirioits pipincflj mi o while and rown of nrmill htte j 2, buttonn, ) Th rolbir nnd lUrlnp Mr nr Juni th tntirh of outhf utnciin 9B j JbaaUbouf tie narrow. and Uinb,. Service On All Makes of Batteries Kipert worVmn,hlp and fnul WIIIW4 repif prU ukiI In tvtry Job. Rml,! btt rlr, you cn iepmt upos ktk) we arc charting; your battery. Willard parti improva any batu, 'Vmi no a,nk m b,t hr tll ra M LlttU Ampn, Til l-j liAi'ii.liv i;i.i cniio hi nvino mi. Ijt'iUllloll Ini'lilM! Workn Itliltf. lllll WahIiImicIoh Avi EBB nan fl STORAGE 0 M BATTERIES H
