La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJViday, January 23, 1925. THE U MAUDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of lira. J. J. Pearson delightful!) t -iiirriuuun ? .meniners . of tht Tuesday Bridge club ytitrda'y af ternoon at her home on Washing ton avenue. Three tables wri at play with Mrs. Walter Krofnan winning high score. At an appropriate hour, a dainty Innehcon was served 1,y the hos teas. The ladles tf Woodcraft were en. tertalned at tea at the home of Mrs. f. H. Gusset; '19(14 Third suvft, yesterday afternoon with Airs. II. Jack. Mrs. Mollle Moss and ' Airs. JIuy Fliley nssisllnn Mrs. On set as hostess. The afternoon was spent at fancy worlt. . . Those present were Mrs. M. Car roll, Mrs. Kilvls, Mrs. W. Cass. Mrs Aiiu. Clark, Mrs. Hay Heuhl. .Mrs. , Jora Rose, Mrs. Ituliy Howell, Mrs Clyde Sullivan, Mrs. Clarence Bon. or. Mrs. V. It. Kins;, Mrs. Foley Mrs. Chas. ltlcljurils, Mrs. Carrie Itoldis, .Mrs. W. Hi Allslotl, Mrs. 'I.luinlnell, Mrs. Myrtle Itolilis. Mrs Hilydc r. Mrs. I.. C. Ki-ukIp. Mis. N. I:.. Wood. Mrs. Henry Vi'sUe urn! Mis. A I Hay. The chorus of the Monday musi cal Is pulllnir the finlslilliK touches 'on Harper's "Al the Tea Hdiisi ," .which will lie Riven Monday eve ning, .1 in iki i y pi-.i'iillns in,, pi-esenlallon of the play "ladaiiif Hulterl'ly." This program is lielnR Riven )y the Monday Musical for the pur pose of raising money to help fi nance the organization and ull who were fortunate enough lo see "Mn-j dame' Butterfly" when It woo pre sented, by the Ni.lRhhorhoot elnh i. j"ew weeks no nre npreei that it Ih a play which is noi snon forjfot hn. Mrs. A. I,, niehnrdnnn will add to he pIciiRtirn or the eveniiiR by Binf.ltiK "One Valr Hay" by Puc cini. The program will start ntfcS o'clock. At the regular meeting of Tnion LoditA S!i4 1.. 8. to n. of I,. l and K., held Tnrsdny eveninp nt K. oi ; P. hall iho following officera were 4 Installed by installing officer, Neb Swan, assisted hy Marshall Lilian Hedgrent: Helen Jinc, president; Ida Charlton, vice-president; Ma bel Cook, past president; Alta ilickford, chaplain; Mabel C'ole man, secretary; Louise Hilary, treasurer; Lena Hend, cblleetor; Uortha Bates, conductor; Goldic Iliekey, warden; Grace Strleff, I H.; Jessie Damerell, O. S.; Bachel Stover, Nell Swan and Guttata Wen gel, hoard of trust eis nnd Grace ltarnes, musician. . At ihe close of Iho meeting re freshments were served. Mrs. Oscar Thompson was hos tess to the Parish nnd Mission so ciety of the Zion Kngllsh Lutheran church yesterday nftcrnoon. Th. afternoon was spent socially after which luncheon was served hy the hostesH, Vnlvcrslty of Idaho, Moscow. (Special) Junior Prom, the big dance given each year hy the thlrd yeur class at the university, wilt be strictly formal for the first time In Its history, according to action tak en by the class nt a recent meet ing. This new ruling will auto matically make freshmen Ineli gible to attend, as campus tradi tion does not permit them to wenr formal clothes. A "Junior Week" which will in clude the Prhm, a university play or musical comedy, and a carnival, t nre being planned by the class; nc- WALLING' S All U fVriJC: New Spring Pattern Hat S-A-L-E Just received, Two Hundred Fifty up-to-the- j minute in style, Spring Pattern Hate, consist- i ing of Turbans, Bonnets, Tyrolians and Flares, and made of Bengaline, Faille, Taffeta, all Rib- ; bon, Braid and Silk Combinations, and Satin. These Hats are all REASONABLY PRICED for a QUICK TURNOVER as follows ' S6.93 - S8.50 - SI 0.73 SALE DEGINS SATURDAY JAN. 21th And continues until these hats are entirely gone WALLING ?S. SOCIETY Booster C" Ji Vutlu WatMtn, It, of Tuiuji. Usiiv. if Hoin to WHshlntiton us a Mpeeiul rnitxMUi'V fo Pi-psiiiem CnulldftO from he. tiiie She will prem hi him with u Ihib of Kansasi wheal end Inform lilm that "Kiiiwif Onmn the IUM Wheal in ihe World." cording to Hlaine Stulihlefleld. class presldent Among those named on the com mittee In charge of arrarigemenia for "Junior Week" was Mildred Pearson of La Grande, Oregon. Ladd Panyon. (Special) Miss FUm Bant on anil 'rank W. Poole were married Sunday, January 18, the ceremony taking place at Pen dleton. M iss Hantnn has lived a I Ladd Panyon for several years and Is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Ilanton. Mr. Poole Is the son of Mrs. Km ma Poole, of Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Pool drove to Mil ton Monday, where thy will make their home. The good wishes of their matty friends hero go with them to their new home. y Lndd Panyon (Special) The fourth or the series of - parties which the ladles of the Oct -Together club are sponsoring for their famlltrs and friends this winter took place here lust week. The eve ning quickly passed at cards and dancing after which a two course luncheon was served. The committee In charge of the affair consisted of Mesdames Plaude Beale. Knoch Johnson, Geo. Tucker, Phas. Grandy and Miss Et ta Banton. ' I.add Canyon. (Special) Mrs. WJJliam MjC.Pauley was Jtostess to tho Get-Together cfuV recent fy. Af ter the'buslness meeting, which was In charge of the newly elected of ficers, Ihe nftcrnoon was spent at needlework and social conversation followed by a dainty luncheon. Seaside Kay Injured. SEASIDE. Ore. Alvin Abbot, 0. of this city, sustained a broken leg and severe cuts and bruises when an automobile driven by i... L. Love turned sharply to avoid another car and jimped to the sidewalk, striking the hoy. who was riding his toy autohioblle. 13 iFtPfa X f M V ft,: S S vs. f W Announcements Social annonnraiietiU Buy be printed in this column free of charge. Any announce menta pertaining to any func tions such as cooked food sates, etc., will be refused. An nouncements, to be printed the. Mute day, must be m society editor's hands by f:O0 o'docK. Mews editor' note. The Mission Uand of iho proiby torfan church will he enu'rlained al the houtf of SI is Mury Vaughn H-nrlckKun. U12 Alitor street, Sul urduy afternoon ut 2:30 o'eloct;. AM im-mliers ure invited. Mrs. l.eo Bouvy will be hostess to Jhe Clio etuh tomorrow ai tor noon. . .'' The Knights of Tythlus nml the I'ythian Sisters will hold a social meeting ut t he K. of P.. hull filpn duy evening, January 2H, Fashion Notes New York. Tho colder the win ter the thinner the stockings be come.. T)no dealer advertises hose so sheer that ono can road print through them, which might be of benefit io ihe tatooed lady. Most women, however, are satisfied If observers can son through the stockings without seeing through the wearer. New York. The duty of tho cor set is to keep up and hold down lo keep up the stockings and hold down the flesh. With many the clasp around models ol silk hroche with Inserts of surgical elastic arc popular. Others discard the corset entirely and wear a hrnsstero of satin with garters attached. New York Now that the South ern resort season is In full swing tho while shoe has come Into Ms own again both for ajtort nml eve ning wear. White kid and doe skin are the materials used and the buckled pump is (he lype most seen. New York Tho head which wears a crown these days is not uneasy provided the crown Is of straw, with the brim felt. Crowns are high and round In these laic headpieces with top trimming and brims nnrrow and rolled sharply back In' front. London Thero wilt bo two extra "courts" before Lent and debu tantes from both sides of tho At lantic nre swarming Ihe Bhops In consequence. It is reported that they will be asked to "attend in tho usual and conventional styles 1 of hair dressing." This, without saying it, apparently bans the bob. English peeresses who know Queen Mary's views on the shiiiftlc, now cover their bobs with transfer ma Hons when attending her. Halr'ttmPted to rohl nt "arm burenu dresHCrs expect a rushing business. Paris Pleats and pntou have come tp bftaliHoat synonymous,. Iivj t)u sport dresses designed by this famous artist, pleats are extcnelvo ly used. The dresses for the code d'azur ure extremely simple, hut given distinction by fine embroid eries and original combinations of fabrics. SCALLOPED COItX AND 1 TOMATOES A delightful combination vege table dish for luncheon or a light supper Is made of canned corn nnd fresh tomatoes. . . . . -. Put a layer of corn In the bot tom of nn enameled ware baking dish, then a layer of bread crumbs, sprinkled with pepper and salt and dotted with butter. -Add a layer of siloed tomatoes. Alternate with corn and tomatoes until thni dish is nearly full. Finish with a layer of bread crumbs dotted with butter. Bake for twenty minutes, or until the crumbs aro brown and fhe vegetables are heated through. The enameled baking dish, being dainty and chinn-tlke In uppear ance, can be brought to the table without hesitancy and used as a serving dish. 4 If the vegetables are not served with meat, Berve them on toast or with sallliie crackers. Arr:K j:xi Mni9 Saturilny Dinner. Chicken En Casserole Porker House Itolls nutter Pineapple Ice Cream Hponge cakn , ; Coffee - Sunday Ilrrakrvt Grape Juice Corn Fhikes Corned Beef Hush Rolled Oats Muffins Coffua ninrvr Roast Lamb, Caper Sauce Franconla Potatoes Asparagus Halad Fig Mousse Coffee Supper Melted Cheese Hundwlrhrft Cold Sliced Meat Loaf Canned Peaches Whipped Cream Cookies Morula y Pinner (t'sfng Sunday Ieft-Oters) Ijinib Souffle Escailoped Potatoes String nans ! Peach and Fruit Compote 2.VHI Dainsge Mill 'llel. I ItOHKIH'KU. ir-. Itose Elk melr of this city filed suit In th circuit court aguumt Veinon Zaclr nry f'r -'5fl( damage. Mlleglng t hat Z;'cb:iry was the fat her of her child born last Hr-ptcmbr fol lowing an struck upon k-r. Housewife Observer Crossword Puzzle II r ii I,; I 1 u . ut it yr 8 w I' -iia lit 111 ir- .J -"J-? ir r-L- wet ir-sH f 9 55 fT-, p-k ra ir ir -p-sT if r 55 ' wn M-- b" H. ; 4 rr7 55- j t1 rn s? " 7t r"'is r "tH" U rj'-l l H I 1 HOIHZOXTAJi , Those who beg, i 7. I-'our-sldeil pillar. fS. Spawn of fish.. 14. One who retires.' ; 10. Deer. . , ' , 17. A bayou. '. ' . ' ' 10, I'onjunetion. ,' rt. lilt. ' 1 t ?2. That which Is set In. S3. To exalt. 24. Finishes. 26. Contraction for over. 28. Bequests. :m. Sun god. III. To blot out. ;t:(. Negative. 34. Expand. S7. To make less. , . 40. Kxelamatlon. k 41. To perch. 42. Preposition. 43. Pronotin, 44. To affirm. 47. List of prospective Jurors. ftrt. Exclamation. ' M. A merry frplle. r4. Printer's unit, of measurement. 55. Itefuse. ( '. 57. Meadow. ' .18. To ford. ' 0. Limber. 02, Seasonings. 04. Solitary, .'' 00. Monkey. , .' ' 08. Active. ' ' ( ' 70. Grnssy plain. ' . ! 71. Found at ,a fireplace. 74. Before. ' . ; .J 75. Ponfirins. ' 70, Clipped, Safe ItohherU'8 Attempted. ASHLAND, Ore. -A robber, be - Jleved to hn the sumo who ut - office in. Medfprd entered two, establishments In this city and at - tempted to break Into the safes. WW Western hospitality knows no half-measures The hospitality of the West is as wide as its plains. Out here, you're invited for breakfast. And you are served with a wonderful cup of coffee, the symbol of western welcome Hills Bros. Coffee! Just puncture the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros, and breathe that , marvelous aroma the fra-. grance of rare coffee-oils. Drink a cup of Hills Bros, and know that the flavor matches the aroma. The Recognized Standard. (That's what they call Hills Bros. Coffee 1) And it is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE In lAi trif 'tnat I'trmum Ptri vAitA kit ft tht fftt i' tih. OI"l. UIIf r VFJITICAL 1. Those who bribe. 2. Period of lime. :i. Icy cold. 4. Pi-iifts. 5. Note of scale. 0. Stationary pari of ti machine. i. Commands. 8. Exist. f. Before. 10. Images. , 1 1. Drmknrd. 12. Ships strengthening beam. IT,. Within. I X. To follow, 21. Groans. 2f, A volatile liquid. 27. Ponsume. 2!), Bended on knees. ::t. Publishes. :t2. To run away. 15. Uecay, HO. A dolt. IIS. Epoch. :i!i. Feminine pronoun. 44. I'sed with most radios. 45. Little fairy. 40. Mineral substance, 48. Efts. 40. Soiled. 52. Prgefi, 5:t. Burs ttsed In thrend looms. 50, To lie on wnler. 59, Flower. 01. litick. Oil. A narrow passage. 05. Nautical term, 07. Jumbled type. 0:i. Anger. 72. Point of compnss. 7:t. ExclnTtmtlon; jTlie knob of the Ashland Fruit ; association safe wos knocked off, ihit it Is not known whether the ' robber secured any money, as of- fleers were unable to get It open, The same procedure was followed 'at Swift & Co. 5s local plant. HEALTH THKIIT IN HUAIni j Ujr I rederUM Sirhkh'r) Kat and drink HH' fl an . nxact quantity as Oik constitution of thy I hpdy allows of, In reference to thei services of th mind. They ti;it study much ought not tp cut n much us those --thut work han. their digestion belns; not so Roo( Tho exuet quuntlty and quality he Inr found out. is to be kept to con stantly. Excess n all other other things whatever, us well oa In meat und drink, i also to be avoided. Youth, age nnd sick require ti different quantify. The measure of food ought io b; (as much &s possible mny be) ex actly proportionable to the quality nnd condition of the stotjineh, be cause tho stomach digests it. That quuntlty Is sufficient, the'stnmarh can perfectly concoet and digest, and it sufflcwh the due nourish ment of tho body. A greater quan tity of some things may be eaten than of others spine being of light er digestion than others. Th dif ficulty lies In finding out an exact meusuro; for lust knows not where necessity ends. Wouldst thou enjoy a long life. a healthy ' body, nnd n vigorous mind, unit be acquainted also with ihe powerful works of God, labor In first pluee to bring thy oppeitle lo reason. flenjnmln Franklin. Health (be hluH'V 4tmib'.t One of the lqost significant as pects Qf mqlern conservation in a high regard for the hehlth.of -the eommuuity. In the strenuous life of th twentieth eentiiry tln de mand Is for n miixlmum ainouuf of Mti nlul vigor n a sound body, -4 Communlly health, state health nnd nnllona) health la a composite of Individual health. The better Ihe individual heu'lth, Ihe better the general average of community health. The more lieatlhy, produc ing Individuals any community hiy Aii the Inncu' mieli lint I vlil 1111 It llv. 'in tii'riiliiee liiut Hint miirli (?i-iter will be the progress of that com munity. Good health is both nn Individual and a national asset. It is just as essential und fundamental to the integrity and permanence of a democratic nation as scientific pro gress, political achievement, indus trial development or economic ac complishment. Indeed It is the ba sis upon which nil these things ure built. Keeping your credit good cosis a lot of money but is worth more, Minerva Says--- Would you , llko to snvo 1.00? I can tell ypu how. to do It. Wien you buy a pair ' of child's shoes that were i.aiv, ,you -only 'iHty'iuVA, now; Hl.es 1 to fi; ami the 'A.2b gra d u cu n be had f o r fl.9fi; sizes 01 to 8, und tij to 1 1 for the same price L95. No better made. Ton't wait loo long. Theso prices jnre for n short thpe only. THE BOOTERY - When Rtyle, Price and Quality Aro Kqual, GAV JIAYIEN, Mtfr. For The Ladies Make a resolution now to take bnttor caro of your np pearunco during tho coming twelve months. nolve to make the niont of your KooJ looks and re solve to enjoy the service and utlsfuctlon that work at this shop ansures. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom II, Booimcr niilg. "A nihility Ait! for Kvcry Need." . Phone Main 577 Gifts For Every Occasion Always New At Richardson's Art & Gift Shop La Grande's House of Art. Pictures, Frames, Clyna and Glassware. I! The Closing Of Our January Sale Is almost here, and the val ues we are offering, for these last few (lays mean a great saving to you. While there - are many days left to wear your Winter "Apparel, , our ; new Spring Merchandise has v began to arrive and we must dispose of all vvinter Coats, Dresses and Hats. LAOIES ready hImTiii i mmw (mm tarn AND MILLINERY ''y Music Classes Beginning February 1st PIANO COVRSE, $0.M rimiiiony, Hlstorj of fnsic tuid Appreclstlon of Sfns)o $S.OO I'ju'h rti'Klali'r holwocn lmurB 9 and B, 1S0S Fourth Rt. Apt. D Or Thoiin KUANCJS B1BNIR WILD. 145-J Vanilla Chocolate and Maple Fudge, SPECIAL THIS WEEK 35c Lb. The Candy Shop 217 Fir Street "The Home of Home-Mnde Candy" (Retail only) We Have in Slock and ' Are Agents for - j AT WATER-KENT RADIO SETS Benham Electric Go, MAIN ltW NEW FOU3T BLDQ Credit -. Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. CARR'S Money No Measure Of Value The value of telephone service cannot be measured' in dollars nnd ecu Is. No community without tele phone service can exist in competition' with another community that has telephone service. Home Independent Telephone Co. RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BATTERIES TBW BATTERY A ELEOTRIO BERVICB OX jXcbton ftfachtM Work BUfr 1111 WMhlntW At. Wall - to - wear rTrifaJ BATTB1UES II I