La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 22, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextII,,, Monday. December 22, 1924. TOE TTA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES PAGE THRS3 NEWS of SOCIETY Tho lUvcrla Parent -Teachers as sui-lution mot Krlduy at the school i und thi1 following program wan given: lU'citullon, Olivo Humph rt'yn: Dance of Orewine by Miss Galloway' ' room; voeul solo. X'hristiiius Dollys," Melba Khep Jit rU; recllution, Murela Davis from AIIsm KatiKH room; cxerelat-, "Cllfl of tjtars," Mitvj Otto's room; play let, "ChrlHtmtiH Duy at HUeeter Cor ner School House," Mrs. Kills' roum; feonjf by seventh and eighth Knules. .Purine tlio l)UHlns meoUni; Mrs. Xiilas Cn en turned $30.35 Into the SKKoeiutlun treasury us Hlverlu part of tin money made from the uperetta Riven, early In thn fall. '", Kueh month a -picture Is given the room having1 1h; most parent p present to keep until another room lias' more parents present. MIm Jteeves room won the picture foi this month at the meeting Friday. i At an appropriate hour refresh- Fluents were served. North Powder. The ".100" club iun entertained by Mrs. Klmer Ja cobs and Mrs. (has. Hutchinson at rihc home of Mrs. Hutchinson Wed nesday afternoon. The cold out door tcmperat lire only served to make the i KalheriiiK' In the homo. inure enjoyable. After Me vera I hours at curds with Irs. William Pearson winning high score and tho consolation pr)2c go ing to Mrs. Alva Peters, gifts were .taken from a beautifully decorated ; Christmas tree and distributed atnnng the guests. Those present were McsdamcH Chris Peterson, S. Mdw. .Porsstrom, i 1j. Palmer, James Wilson, K. J., I.edbelter, Walter McGrath. Her man While, Albert Hutchinson, Walter Jones, A. W. Hudelson, Pen K. Kvans, James Hlggs, Chris K. Johnson, Chris Johnson, I.. 1. Campbell, Volney l,ee, Norval Ol son, Alva Peters, Will Penrsan, I.. J. C.rnfi'e, W. A. Ulordau and the bus leases. Sport Model Chrjstmas Candies H EKK is a Palm lueh sport model of grtvn tilk vvirh sin pert of black and white that Is as imnle dfl It Is striking. It is sleev less ns moot Effort frocks uiv und ha the scarf that Is ts inevitable as the blouse itself. , North Powder. Miss Marjorle M. Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hill of North Powder, was recently murrlcd to Hen It. Kvans, or Portland. After a short wed ding trip the happy young couple will make their home in Portland. Miss Hill is well known in this vicinity, having lived hero for a tend. Music will be furnished number of years and attended the tho University orchestra. North Powder schools. Who. has j been making her home In Portland lor the past year with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kvans will visit rela tives at North Powder sometime In Januuty. by Hunt's Letter Announcements Boclal announcements may bo prints I lu this column freo of charge. Any announce-,jmuitd--.iirclflhiiug to any . func tions such as cooked food Miles, etc., will bo refused. An nouncements, to bo' printed tho hHiiMf flay, must : bo lit ' noddy t'llilur's . hands by 0:00 o'clock. News cdliur' note (Continued from Pago 1.) On account of the Told weather the. Neighbors of Woodcraft have postponed their Christmas dinner. Jhlcli was to have taken plr.ee to lorrow eyeulng. December 23, at agles' hail. The Aliitnnl ar.l sludenis oC the lniverslly of Uregmi will give m tomorrow evening, Decemtior at the ballroom of the It. 1. O. Klks Ttuiiile. All students and graduates of the l.a (irande high wheel and students and graduates of the I", of O. are Invited to iit- 1nive la lice h. at Christmas shoppers In the capital Is a little, stooped, r wrinkled old negro mummy, a black briar plpo ' clutched between toothless gums, who sells . "yirrbs" und sage, holly and Christmas flowers to the mlll- I lng crowds near Center market. -Itet'sy Hall Is one of the last sur vivors ln- theycapllal of tho old (uhivi. liivM. Kite (Ini'Mn'f kmiw how old she In, but nlu; "can hilnd back .quite' a ways' und came to Wash ington- soon after "Mr. I.lnkum set us free!" t She has probably handled more vender In the District, having done i her part In providing greenery and ..good cheer to three genera-' Hons of Wushingtontans. Por years. Helsy was a privileged character around the market, and because she had been there so long she- wasn't charged any .rent. Hut now her stall Is on 1'nelo Ham's property and lie collects from her just like any other renter. Everybody likes to mako candy, and so, this discussion of candy, though timely, Is really tho solu tion uf a year 'round problem, In must families at least. Wo. al though long since have outgrown a belief In tfunta .Cuius, still de voutly pray for tho survival of the family as a social unit, and rejoice, therefore, at anything to make families happier, healthier, more closely t bound together, both In work and in play. . . Taffy applies, made of good ma terials, are an excellent winter form of candy. They ur not diffi cult to make. If red taffy apples are desired, substitute white sugar fur brown ami dissolve cinnamon drops In' the boiling syrup. . . Glace fruit and nuts are another form uf sweets that aro healthful, nor aro they difficult to make. However, perfect results are more nearly assured in all of these rec ipes 'if candy thermometers are used. Dip the fruits and nuts In a su gar syrup, by means of a long' pin or thin knitting needle. Drain- on oiled paper and remove lo a cool place until thoroughly dry. Cooked fondant Is more dltrleuti to prepare than, many . of tho un cooked fondant recipes but Is pre ferred by most people,'- If one is fortunate enough to have an pld- fasliloned marble topped table, on which to make Christmus candies, the process of fondant 'making will oe Sllepuiicu. men u is iitwsiun to make any of the following kinds of candies from a fondant founda tion. .'. i ' Chocola,tt creams uru made , by flavoring small pieces of fondant with different flavorings. Dip in melted bitter chocolate, to which has been added - a small piece of paraflne. ' Nuts may be put' In tiie centers of some of the chocolate creams, candled fruits in other. Kresh grapes and other fresh .fruits may be used for bonhons, providing the candy is to be eaten within n dtiy. To coat the bonbons, melt - a piece Of fondant over hot. water, stlrrinn to prevent a crusl form ing, and color It as Is desired. Dip the bonbons by means . of a- forti or candy dipper. -' Hy adding candled fruits., and chopped or whole nuts and form ing the fondant Into a loaf, a- kind of turklsh paste nmy be mude. This should be sliced and -wrapped In oil paper, or dates and figs niuy bo stuffed with this fondant mix ture. In fact,, there Is endless va riety to be secured by its use, , . Miirnlinwillnw fluffs are made by dipping nmrshmallows into a syrup cooked lo 23S degrees I'. After the marshmallows are dipped they 'arc to be rolled In chopped pecan incuts and placed on oil paper to j d ry. , 1 Fruit, caramels, are Christmassy In -effect and, , good all tho year ''round lor children, and so easily made. t. In parking the Christmas' can dles.' no matter what oiten you make, the bet results will be achieved by' having (he pieced of uniform size, by using narrow si rips of cardboard to separate the rows nnd by rtlllm In the corners" with Kidnaped : Vv I M v 'klibmiia hills nre b.ing aeaicliec tr.ice of lieUhei Imdcree. 30 .ear nld Indian, neeiisnl by auinoil is of kihi.itiiig msh P.eithu Mum ii-uvc, iyiaiild Okeioah (Ukla. , high school UU Jordan almonds, spice drops anil candled orange and lemon peel, or candled cherries. Berlin Theaters Unite To Cut Actors' Wages DKIU.IN. (AP) Highly paid stars and superstars of the llerlln stage are walking about with long faces these days. A drastic cut in pay is in the offing fur them. Already the national federation of stage producers has agreed that the fees of stars must come down, and now the managers In the vari ous: cities are getting together to put tho verdict Into effect. The Perlln t heat Heal directors have a great diversity of Interests and viewpoints, nnd It Is usually difficult to get them together on any proposition. They are unani mous, however, in agreeing, first. that this year's theatrical season Is the worst In . years, and second. that the prominent stars are charg ing such exorbitant fees that prices of admission must be boosted to a polnt where tho public cannot af ford to patronize the theatre. It has been tentatively agreed lhat llerlln stars aro to be paid from 75 to 400 marks a night. It remains to be seen whether actors and actresses accustomed, many of them, to J00 murks und more a night will accept this drastic reduction. ItusJUng Waters liupmiudcd To Light Streets or Vienna VIKNNA.sAP Ono of the largest water power plants on the onllnent, located at Partenklrchen, I'pper Austria, Was opened recent ly and, within tho next few months, will begin generating electricity for all of Viennt and Its immediate vicinity. The state controller general. Pr. Zimmerman, at t hit formal cere conies, usserted that completion of tho works marked a stepping stone In the post-war history of Austria, and pointed to this accomplish ment us an example of the proper way In which to fight poverty In tho port-war era. Steamboat loud of nutos sunk lu ijiku Krle. All tho crew and may be n few pedestrians Were saved. Last Day Wednesday $8.50 TO SECURE A COMPLETE TTI T jry TJ1 SET OF ATTACHMENTS JT JLvIZjJCJ With Each Purchase of a Grand Prize JPiniSErA VACUUM CblANIR This Great Free Offer Endd At Six IV M. Wednesday This wonderful freo attachment ofter ends Wednesday, . Deo. 24. So you must act at once to avoid disappointment. llnlancc In Kasy OM,Y ,1.7,V DOWN - Monthly Payment There Is no more uo- -ceptablo gift than a fully guaranteed Kuro ka. It saves hours of sweeping and keeps the' whole house clean, . Iteinember these at tachments aro freo If you buy now. Benham Electric Co. 1'HOXK MAIS Wi- m:w tou;y hum;. Med ford J-'.lks to Aid .Needy. MKDFOllD, Ore. The Medford lodge' 6f Klks held lis annual Christmas tree with the largest at tendance of the year, at which the members raised about f Indtt lo pro vide dinner and other necessities Christmus day for the needy within the. lodge's, jurisdiction. (. lit :v. VT ' " '. Life's so amusing. If you rind yourseir up a tree hang out a few ornaments and mako It. a Christ mas tree. WALLING'S PRE -HOLIDAY SALE of Coals - Hals - Dresses ' Sweaters - Jewelry Scarfs In facl, everything in Hie Store WALLING'S An interesting social situation wns avoided on the occasion of the llusslan fete, attended by tirand puchess 'lctorla Pcoduroviiu of Uussta, by the absence from Washington of Mrs. Coolldgc. This fete, the most brllllaul function of the season lo date, would have had an added interest had H brought together the first lady uf . democratic America and the "first lady" of the aristocracy uf old Kussia. Incidentally, one cannot help wondering what the grand duchess thought of the minuet danced by jN'alalic Hammond during the fete, jThe slippers Miss Hammond wore I were stained with the blood of a j Krench aristocrat slain during the i rami' Chooses Her Visitors PA KIM (AP) More than 4S2. 0t0 foreigners entered Kmnce from Jan. 1, 1923 to June, SO. 1H24. jOf this total 116,122 came to Paris. J During these 18 months KslO , foreigners were expelled from . Prnnce-and 1433. were refused ad ! mlttance. . flnexpensive. Good 'Looks It isnt necessary lo spend much money in order to en joy the h'-m-fit of our beau ty sereicr. There Is no substitute for -the quality that the follow ing prices Insure here: Marcel and Hob Cnrl....$l.(M Top Marcel and Hob Curl - - C Hcalp Treatments 5.MI , GEIST MAR1NELL0 SHOP i TtiKMit A, Sonuivr Ithlf, A tumily Aid for Thone Main 577 The post office lost almost forty millions In lit 23, mostly on second and third class, lietng below first class niver pays. J yScalfjSoi .V Jioiitiil cat lie Iwfcrmtr prvJiu v quit -kcr mulls ilmn Hie remarkable 5CALP TTJCATMCMS auilmeufed by ilic firtfuviit use of flmf tender fill ucW Ionic SCALP-TONER MAKING!. !. OOSMLTIU Wlfl Km. 3... Ni k K1J.7 III0(. 1'lioue UMiu I2t The curul. 'Sll.nl NIkIiI. Holy XlBlll." Is 1 0il yiars olil Christ niiiM, wl'lcli Hhoiil.l In' i-i'M.ritt.Ml. Jot Men Oultndln4 MaytiJ Ftatnre 1 WaHe fitter. 1 2 Wuhei cleaner. . i I.arer hourljr capaciry in the world. 4 Mnur cnmpiict wither m-t.le tike, floor ipaee wilr 25 tnchet square. B Ci.t alumintirn tn h t tn't warp, ror, we!lf plit or corrode. Rraaon. for World Lcaderihip TF EVER there were a man's choice in a good practical gift for his wife mother it's the Maytag Gyra foam Washer. On every pointon which he would ask for proof, why the Gyrnfoam is the quick est, why it is most thor ough, why it is the most careful washing principle in the world today the proof is immediately evi dent in a demonstration. A few minutes' demon stration at our show rooms TODAY, will show you an astonishing revelation in clothes-washing a tubful of dry clothes washed in 3 to 7 minutes. Its wash ing method is so thorough and careful that it not' only eliminates the hand rubbing of cuffs, wrist bands and collars, but adds materially to the life of even the most delicate pieces. Consider these nine out standing features and you'll appreciate why it's the most-wished-for gift at home. Drop in. We'll show you the Washer. 4 F.ai1r adiured to your height.. 7 Clothefl can Ke pJf i n r faV.fl ait with the washer running Tub clems it- eir. All metal wri ngrr. Self aditming. In. aranr tension release. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. . 2- , . 3 fir rn V?f ( Buy "Her" A Christmas Coat ; A GiU That Lasts , ..' For many montlis to come. A remarkable dis play of both Sport and : Dress Coats to 'select from at surprisingly low prices l" ' $16.75 to $75.00 ;' ' - ' LADIES kADY-TO-WEAR. AND Mlt.UNEHY"y' Yuletide Grocery Neds It's ama.inir how much everybody at the Cliristmas dinner table can cat so 'tis best to be prepared with plenty of everything you'll need in the line of Groceries We are prepared to take care of your Christmus order, and we will please you, Please phono your orders early. A MEHKY CIII11STMAS TO YOU! J. G. Snodgrass Depot Street Call Main 75 ' .No Charge for Delivery 109 Two I'lioncs MEKRY XMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR j Sommer Hotel ! Special Christmas Dinner Olympia Oyster Cocktail , i " ' j . Dill Pickles . ' R ipe-Olives ' t Hock Turtle, Consomme Auxf Pctits Pais ' , ' Filet of Sole, Tartar Sauco V' . " ' Fried .Spriiitr Chicken, a la Bechamel : i! ' Filet of Do Minion, Champignons Sauce ' ' " ; . 1 hiked Domestic Duckling, Pineapple Sauco ,'' Itoast Bronze Turkey, Cj anbeny Sauco , Potatoes Sugar Yankees ; Cauliflower Genevoise . ' Fruit Salad Whipped Cream . r . DESSERTS . , . : . .. ' Pies - Pumpkin, Hot Mince, Apple 1 , ' i Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce : Banana Ice Cream and Fruit Cake " , ' Sweet Cheese Toasted Water. Crackers After Dinner Mints ' Individual Tree Tea, Monogram Coffee, Certified Milk CANDY CANES AT Till: CAN MY SIIOl" Mc ihcii'iill(Mi fur iiir Xiiium Trt-. The Candy Shop 217 Fir Street "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS 55 GIFTS FOR THE HOME possess a practical value and a lasting usefulness that the highest expression of the Christmas spirit de mands. More and more, people are realizing that practical gifts carry along their own welcome wher ever they go. We have a complete line of home furnishings for attractive gifts. CARR'S RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-It BATTERIES mm BATIKIIT kl,i:Utl) HI ItVICH iHi. llglilon Mattlilne Work Incl. IS 1 1 WaxhlnKtoo Ais. I i? i it if :M if M M if M U if ON BRUNSWICK RECORDS That Will Bring a Spirit of Good Cheer Over , the Xmas Fireside. 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