La Grande evening observer., February 24, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Tuesday, February '24,'
THE LA ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY I
Honoring Gi-orgfl Washington!
inn iinuy anniversary l.a Qruml.
l.odKe No. 4sa Bonitvolent ant Prp
t.'ptlve Order of Elks gave thel.
lwnty-sixth annual ball and ban
ijiut ut the KiUa' home here
Jn-nch's orcheatra bejjan t)luytn
nnd dancing start d at nine o'clock
When the clock struck eleven tht
liffhta were auhdued and 1 .est or H
liramwcll, Kxaltt-d Ituler of (ji
Clrandti Lodge No. 433. gave a toast
In Liu ali.Hfiit mi'inbera.
Al lt:15 o'clock a (Irand March
uus lormed with niipi'tixlmatcly
hrM hundred people taking pin!
led by the Kxnltcd Hulcr and offi
cers of the lodge, followed by out
of town Kiks present.
Tin ilrand March Ud down stairt
and lu the baixiuw room, where ar
excellent menu was served by tht
cnmmtltce in charge. Hugh K
Hrudy presided ns toiistmaster and
railed upon II. R. CooII.'k' to re
Kpond to a to:tst to "Our Country'
and H. K. Dixon "Our Mothers.
Wives am) Sweet hearlH.' It. J.
Kitchen, In the absence of ll.-nry
J., lieu, responded to a 1 0:1 si to
Our Order." nixl It. J, (ireen 'Our
Absent Rrothcrs." Ir. A. N. May
vllle. an Kilt of only two weeks wiik
railed upon to give o tonal and re
r.ponded. The bull room w:is beaut If ully
(tccoratcd for the occssion in a col
or scheme of purple nnd white, the
.I'lS colors, leHlnons of crepe pa
.per being used, malting a soft Unlit
lug efi'eei. in Hie hiitiiu-t room r (i
t a mat tons were used as ct nier
pieces for the tables.
I'unch was served the dancers
during the evening.
A simple but pretty wedding was
solemnized Saturday afternoon ni
Jhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Klinun when their daughter. Mar
ttuerite. became the bride , of
Ivel H. Hlbbs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. IlibU, of Holse, Idaho. Itev
erend Klmer ('runt Keith of the
Met hodiRl Kpiscopal church per
formed the ceremony.' Only the lm
iaedlati family nnd friends wore
present.
'.The bride is well known here,
having attended the local high
School. The huppy couple will make
their homo at Pendleton, where
Ml. KihliH Is employed by the lu
ion Pariflr ltulliond company as
welding foreman.
Wide Jabot
A Feature
ing powder and sift three times, j
Truant butter and; sugar thorough-1
!y. add 'flavoring, then flour and j
mill .lai-n.I..K- l.iutlf li.M.I.Wtl
whirna n 4 trim Ittiki 111 9 Invert !
2fHito Tb-mintitea ut degrees.
Ice with White Mountain Icing and
sprinkle .thickly .with .eproauui.
Members of the Alpha club spent
n delightful afternoon yesterday
when Mrs. O. H. Moore was hos
tess at her home on Spring Btreet.
T he home was VeauUfiilly decorat
ed with sweet peas and daffodils,
giving an atmosphere of spring.
JJuring the afternoon's play at
lnidge, Mrs. ('has. Reynolds won
high score.
At an expropriate hour a dainty
two course luncheon was served.
J-.Mr. " A. ningaman was lqs
teBs to the Monday Bridge club yes
terday afternoon at her home on
Second street. The home was at
tractively decorated with red and
white carnations conforlninfr with
fborge Washington birthday.
During the afternoon's piny Mrs.
rims. Playle won high honors.
. A dainty two course luncheon
was served.
1 Mrs. Oiles TIarnden was hostess
at a card party Saturday evening
n't her home here, honoring the
birthday anniversary of her hus
band. During the evening's play J.
U .Oliver and Mrs. Claude llerry
won high honors and Mr. Berry re
ceived the consolation prize.
An excellent two course luncheon
wufl served before adjournment.
THE very wide jubot gives distinc-J
tlon to this street frock of am-I
,ber yellow Jeweltone, relieved
with crepe de chine. This is the
type of tailored frock fashion favors
this spring neat and simple, but
with more grace and imagination'
than the very severe models of the
waiter.
Announcements
Social Aimoum-ciuciiia niy
he prtnu.il in tills colmna free
of cl targe. Any announce
ments pertaining to any tunc
tlouy finch as cooked food
wilt, eta, will ho refused. An
loiinccnieuts, to fo printed the
same day, must be lu society
dlltor's hands by 0:00 o'clock.
News editor's note.
Mrs. A. JSlatlge will be hostess
to the Wednesday Bridge chih to
morrow afternoon, February 25. at
the Country club.
The Monday Musical Chorus wilt
meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 nt
'.he Neighborhood club rooms.
Tne Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the First Methodist Kpis-
cojial church will meet at the home
of Mrs. S. C. Smith, 1702 $W' Wash'
inglon avenue tomorrow afternoon
at ::!) o'clock. All ladies are ask
ed to bring u needle and thimble.
Hints for the
Housewife
' 81NSU1NK CHIPS
As Good As Titer hound .
This novel carrot sweet is a de
licious and pretty conserve to serve
with roust meat especially during
the winter months when preserves
help ho juueh toward the finishing
touches of a nieal. It is best made
trom rut her nvj'wr wrrots those
POST OFFICE
10
I'NION,
BEMOVED:
Funding For Half of U.S.
War Loans Is Arranged
WASHINGTON, AI') The re
curring discussion of refunding the
oollgattona of France Jo the United
(Special X Postmaster States has directed attention to the
Tony Bmlth received word that 1 fact that the American Debt A'om
the post office will he moved tojmission has accomplished funding
the new Central Railroad of Ore-1 arrangements for approximately
gun nul'rtln-r as soon as It isjnalf of the loaiw made by this
ready. New fixture will be In- rcovernment during and after ihe
,sta:r5 in me new omce. wnu-ii Worm '.. ;
iiitti iiiwu 'i it ti'-t-jt it 11 m uiniifa uitc uiuru iroiii jimii.
golden shade. 'Street ami Jttst south of the rail-
are .the carrots and cut them
into Ihe thinnest waferllke slices
ind allow thret(uarterH of a P"Uud
of sugar to each pound of Vege
table; also half a cupful of lemon
juice. Place the carrot slices In
luyers in an enameled, ware pre-
serving kettle, sprinkling the lay-
rs with the sugar. Pour the lem
on Juice over all ami leave, stand
tor twenty-four hours. The porcelain-like
surface of enan'led ware
teing proof against vegetable and
iruit acids, there will be no danger
of the carrots becoming In the least
lisvolored or affected In any way
(tilling the marinating process.
Then add water Just to cover and
drop In a few pieces of green gin
ger root scraped, cleaned and cut
in slices. Simmer tilt tender and
allow to coot.' Set aside in the
enameled ware preserving kettle
for three dys. After I hat drain the
syrup from the ear tola and cook ii
slow ly till very thick. Then ar
range In sterilized Jars. pour the
hot syrup over them and seal whtn
cool.
EXPERT FAILS
Trimmed
Hat
Sale
Our Iti'Biilnr Mncs of nonn
1 1 ful I'lill.Tii Hals prlwd
for b 10 Iny Solo follows:
r..ir. - $".."i( unci W.oii.
Riitii'iiihcr, llicsn
I'.cKiiliir 5l.or, Ki $1
uet.
ll.'.'i
our
VHl-
WALLING'S
When You
Tire Of
Your Bob
Tlicn you'll be Interested
In the fine hair "election
we have Jiwt purchaaed to
aid In maklhg a perfect
coiffure while your own Ifalr
irrows out to the proper
length. ,
The hair li of eicellent
qualltr and moderate In
price. We urge you to a-e
the display at yoir early
convenience
CEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room , Brimmer OMf.
-A Hcsutf Aid for
Eifry Need.-
Phone Main 577
iti:ciPi.s
. Planked Chicken
cup butter
Hed pepper
Green pepper f
1'arslcy
1 teaspoon onion
4 clove garlic
1 teaspoon lemon juice
8 mushroom caps
Cream butter, add pepper, pars
ley, onion and garlic, chopped fine,
and lemon juice. Split a young
chicken, place in dripping pan,
.ipriukle with salt and pepperf dot
over with butler and bake in hot
oven until nearly cooked. Butter
plank, arrange a border of Duch
ess potatoes close lu edge of plank,
using pastry bag, and place chicken
on plank. Place prepared mush
room caps which have been sauted
in butter on chicken, spread over
with prepared butter and put In
very hot oven to brown potatoes
and finish eouking chicken. .Serve
on plank.
I Midi CSS P(lHt4MS
2 cups hot riced potatoes
h teaspoon suit
2 tablespoons butter
' it 'SS yolks .
Add butter, salt and slightly
henten egg yolks to potatoes. Put
In past ry bag and force t h rough
targe point.
Fruit Pockets
2 cups flour
2 level teaspoons baking powder
1 level teaspoon salt
2 level tablespoons butter
2-3 cup milk (scant)
Sift flour, then measure, add
baking powder and sift . three
J I times, chop In butter and mix
jwith milk to a soft dough, turn
(out on a well floured board, roil
tout i inch thick, cut the dough In
J ovals. On each put ft spoonful of
j filling, brush edges of dough with
I white of egg, fold' over to make a
'pointed ova) ca,ke. turn plain side
jiip. press lightly to flatten. With
i sharp scissors make three short
jeuts across top. Hilt a little pow
dered sugar, place well apart on
.greased pans and bake in a n,"lck
1 oven (3"ll-400 degrees K.) till pule
brown.
1 rilling
1 cup chopped raisins
j cup chopped citron
i I cup chopped nut meats
! i cup currants '
2 tnhlespooijs granulated sugar
1 teaspoon allspice
I tea-ipoon cinnamon
I Pinch of cloves
2 tablespoons oranre Jules
1 tablespoon Iptnon juice
j Yonaiiut Cake
j ? ev tea.wpoon Kiklrg powder
j 11 cup suar '
t cup lifted ' flour
. I cup tMttlei .
1 ft egg whit'-B
' 2-3 nip milk
i I ti'a.Hpoontnl ra'tilla-
POTSDAM (AP) Baking an
American pie was tho stiff est
proposition put up to loulse Wyn
eken, of this city, formerly teach
er at the Domestic Science, and
Trade School of Ntenburg, when
.-On? went to America recently to
study American home life as a
cook. In a series of articles con
tributed to the Berliner Tagehlatt.
she narrates her personal experi
ences. The apple pie episode rume
during her second week in Amor-'
lea.
, "With diabolical cunning." she
writes, "the lady I worked for
singled out a ple for me, green
horn that I was. to bake. This
American national dish was a mys
tery which I dared not attempt to
solve, as I had been in the country
less than two weeks. I therefore
made a tip-top Cerman apfel
kuchen, which looked almost Hue
a pie and certainly lasted bctier
to me. Itesnlt: The others dis-
dained-.U. ... '
Orapefruit was another dish that
stumped .Miss Wyneken. "The first i
course." she observes., "was grape
fruit . Kvery A merlca n ch I Id. of
course, knows how to prepare it,
but I didn't."
On the whole Miss - Wyneken
found that American servants havo
better quarters than G-ermnn, -even
the luxury of a private bath, and
that they are treated politely, but
that, nevertheless, "being a conk ' haustlon
America is no more
being one in Germany."
road track.
An anniversary
loy Scouts which
meeting the
Is
At the time the commission was
created there was due th Cnlted
Slate- Sio.io.aau.ooo In principal.
plus mtereu in excess of $1,150 i0
led by . Ilev. Arthur Hodge, was,
held last Wednesday evening at
their hondqtiurlers at he !:. V,
Iteutner home. A talk by their
scoutniuster, . g a ijves, advance
ment tests, and other stunts were
followed by a lunch, which re
ceived justice from each of the
lwys present. , ....
Harry MeCluy, of the Union Canli
Grocery Company, speut laal week
in the western part of Die state,
taking In the iterehuiils' Con
vention ut Kugene and spending a
few days lu Portland before re
turning to his home. .. . .
Kloyd Maxwell, . formerly a
Union hoy," but now connected
with the Oregon inn alaff in Port
land, came up Katurduy for a vis
it with his father and Jrother.
The Shanks Bakery and Con
fectionary,: which bus been run
for a good many years under the
same management, has .changed
hands nnd will now he In charge
of the new owner, O. A. Mann
ing, who comes to , Union from
Hogua River Valley. Mr. Shanks
has retired from tho business
but has not fully decided just
what ho. will do now that he Is
out of a "Job." The snow man
agement announces that the pub
lic may expect, the business to run
along the same lines as isunl.
Last Wednesday the Domestic
Science class of the local high
school gave a pot her of t heir de
licious cafetarla lunches, which
was patronized not only by many
of the students, but also by a
number of the business men.
The local K. P. bodge Is mak
Ing extensive preparations for the
coming district convention which
embraces this throe counties of
Union, Wallowa nnd Baker, nnd
which Is to convene, hero on the
2ft of this month. IjocuI commit
tees are expecting, to entertain
about 2fta local visiting Knights
at that time.
The second Kelintary meeting of
the Women's Club Was held last
Wednesday afternoon nl the home
of Mrs. Ktla Holly. Mrs. Molly
was assisted by Mrs. Sadie Connoi,
Jennie Conk tin, and Mrs. Arthur
Hodge on the serving committee,
while the program, on the sub
ject of ' Washington, l. C , was
given by-Bcvylt-Hutahlnsonr JvdlUi'
! Dobbin, Mint Qale. . The program
:vaa somewhat' ourlallefl ift'wing1 to
tho fact that, no piano was avail
able for the committee's use. The
club plans to have, an Art Week
spun with pictures displayed at
the public library.
A commerlcal Club dance' was
held ut the Union Hotel last Mon
day evening, i
Owing to one of the hoys hav
ing broken down with nervous ex-
after I heir game here
fun than I'd day evening, some of the iin
bler team rcmainded over In
I Union nnd went, on to North Pow-
i new secretary j der Saturday for anot her baskel
more important i ball game thero Saturday night.
being hand--The c-unimisaion now has negotiat
ed settlements with Great Britain
Poland, Lithuania, Hungary apd
Inland, and . the Cuban "govern--non!
has putd its ten-million dollar
obligation In full. Tho funding
but advised the commission April I
;hat the settlement plan could uoi
be offered at that time because ot
conditions In their homeland. The
mission of these rvpresettlullve-"
w8 one of supplying this govern-nenf-wlth
all facta concerning the
situation In the kingdom, their
communication to Secretary Mellon
stated.
. No prospoaals have been reiWed
iJrom I'Yu nee, lie 1 u u i , Huly,
Greec Liberia, Jtomuniu- or Nlcuv
aguo. ,
Journal tiu, White Alti-Bdhc. 1
Nervo-Wra4lnc, Says Itntun
LONDON (AP) 'hmrualiHiu H
a nerve -wrack ing profussion. J4rd
Bumhain told the guests ut. u
agreements provide payments over Newspaper I'reas Kuud concert.
a period of about U2 jream ps fob -Although our profession." he
lows: Great Britain. H.B77.u.- t,ontinued. "has a gretu deal of a
": Poland. $178.r.Ctt,fl00; l',inlund.llrm.llon-m,perlor to aov other, it
S,0A5.imiu:, l.ithuuin, ffl.oau.imu . lnVolves a vast amoimt of wesr
and Hungary. l,Uf3.642. lantf lt,0- There are very few who
B'h.e status of other debts In snm-t .i. ,mt u.,rrnr rm it MnmetimeS.
mani-ed at the Treasury as follows:
There
Newest Flannel Dresses
For Wearing Now
$16.50
PUTMAN'S
READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY' '
looking back at tin years of the
war, 1 um surprised that' we were
not broken down by the anxieties
and responsibilities We bore. Those
anesltles and responsthllit les may
uot tx recugntced so -much In
Downing street as we know them
in Kieel eJrevl. You know the
Hires and strain we went through
in our different capacities to serve,
lite Commonweal! h to the best ad
vantage In Km hour of desperntlon."
Irish Exports Increase. " " t
I.ONIK)N (AP) Imports Into
KnglMjid from the Irish ree State
uu-reused during 1124, un average
of. 50 per cent over tho.ini.ortjf ' M
ittiift. Also they ore anout to per
cent above tho annual averago for
the two years preceding the adop
tion of the Krco State Constyitutlon.
Plorlsta auy the
spring Is very rosy.
outlook .for
Is no govern-
by the United
Armenia:
nteut recognized
States.
-Austria: The time of payment
of principal and Interest was vex-
t ended by Ctiigress until June 1.
ui4:i.
Cxechnslovakki Representatives
of that natiou left the Unites
States in I'.r'ii, saying 'they would
continue their efforts lu .adjust
li(ferencen between the accounts of
the two countries, but have made
no proposals or representations for
refunding. Differences existed af
to Ihe validity of a claim by this
government that Cxechoslovahih
nwei) certain sums for transport-
itlon furnished that nation's
roops.
Ksthonla: The Ksthonlan mln-
Jpter hns placed In the hands ol
tho coniiulsslou Information re
garding financial and economic
conditions in his native land and
Informed Secretary Mellon thnt h)P
govern men t desired to negotiate o
settlement, but no agreement has
Voen reached. , "' '
Latvia: The commission was ad
vised In May last that the question
of funding that government's debt
whs under consideration by the
I .a.1 via u cabl net, but no proposals
ha-Ve been received.
.Russia: There Is no government
recognized by the United States.
,-: llugoskivlu: The government of
the Kingdom of the Herbs, Croats
uhd Slovenes seiits u commission to
Ihe. United States to inform this
government that It was the intent
ion of their government to present
ii refunding plan at n later date
We will have i
of agriculture is
than Just culture.
hasten to explain
If he advertises It. he knows It's1 mechanical horse Cool big.
good.
t h e
rides
for evercise Is not a -flivver.
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V 'A
TWO
RODEOS
Pon't be always
wishing for a Rodeo
Bar. Buy two at a
time and keep an
extra one handy.
Selected walnuts;
honest-to-goodncss
dairy cream; finest
milk chocolate coat
ing I It's the candy
bar sensation of the
West.
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Mali; children ore own
i.lslnliiK al lleiuliielR.,
VeverbbiU'sa,, Sttiuim U
Troubles mill IrretiUliir
lUiwels Biit InfcC ""''J
easily. II niol hero only
k.iew Unt MOTBIk
CKVSSWU.TPOV.
D,1HS wnuut do lof
llielrrhllitrennointiiily
would ever ' le Trllliollt
ll.'m lor use when nwd-
TBU eil. tio pleusunl 10 HiKe
DON'T AtTFPT nd no ellerltve that
ANysUttSTlTUlf n.olliera who onee us
thrne alwnvii lell olhers tthoul. Irn-m.
Atull llrliBUisls. Trial Hnekune e'llK(i.
Address Mother OruJ IW., I Koy, N. V.
Minerva
Says-
You enn bent on egg but
you cannot bout our prices
for the q mlity we frlvc. you
in KOOTWKAH. How about
those lijack Kid, two-nlrap,
turn sole. U Jnch t'uban
heel, rubber top llfl. For
coinfort. -there-H nollilnff bel
le. nl t.75.
We bnve a Illaek Kid om
otrap, turn aolo one In rub
ber heel at $11. Ml. Very nleo
for home . wej.r.
THE BOOTERY
GAY nATDl.N, Mgr.
Whore, 1 niiys $2 VhIwv
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Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber f
IMT lDiiE DOLLARS TO WOHKI
Invest your nwrney In a liomo,
BowmanIlicks Lumber Company
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- LABORATORIES ON '
GOLDEN CRUST
QENEHAL APPBARANCE-TrOooa , , ' . 1
BI.OOM Golden yellow. -
TEXTURE Close cell formation.
ritUST Thin and - tender. . ' ' i
crumb Sort , ;
, COLOR OH" 'CRUMB Creamy white.
ODOR Oood. - " '
KI.AVOR Oopd. t
' KEEPING QUALITIES Oood. j
A VERY GOOD I.OAF. ;
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
SWEET'S
VnnKnowlt'l Oood
Dm-bum It'i Mode By I
SwrsT? Salt 1 akb i
Itic Ho-nsolKal
Good Cuudy
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
FREE I
We have made a study
of wiring conveniences
and correct lighting.
Why not bike advant
age of our experience.
It cosIh you nothing. to
call on us. We will glad
ly show you why it Is
worth while to have
these conveniences and
howjittlc they will cost
you.
If you can't come in
just phone and we will
call at your home.
La Grande
Electric Co.
M-124 1301 Adams
Patronize Home Industry
BUY YOUR CANDY AT
The Candy Shop
, . 217 Fir Street
i "The Home of 'Home-Made Candy
(Retail only)
LET US HELP YOU-
With your electrical problems.
WE ARK THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS
AND RETAILERS
II. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. ' Thone 393-W
breakfast minutes fly
and so do Minit Oats!
Breakfast-making used to be a time'taking prooe:
but not today! Three to live minute that all
Albers Minit Oats need from package to tablet
And all because of a new Albers process. A jjroc
ess that cuts, flakes and pre-coot the choice, plump
oat kernels. A process that keeps in every bit of oat
nutriment and adds a new oat-flavor besides. .
Easy to make! Ea3y to eat! Easy to digest! First aid
to speedy breakfasts Albers Minit Oats! Your
grocer has it in the handy round carton with the re
placeable lid. "Look for tb iniiner" when you buy.
Suits Cleaned and
Pressed
$1.50
Wilson Bros., Tailors
CLEANING, PRESSING AND HAT BLOCKING
New Foley Bldg. Itione Main 513
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
an
Better Breakfa ft Cereal
'A
WIRE NETTING
IMIIV LOCK wiitr. IT.Nnxri
2 ft I $ . l
a n in 11.00
4 ri nr. J.Sr.
li f'. 1.00 8 V.
fl 1. 10 SO
Oregon Hardware & Imp.' Co.
To Be In Two Places At
OnceUse Long Distance ;
And Save
Time and Money. I
r '
A FEW MINUTES TELEPHONING MAY SAVE
YOU A DAY'S TRIP
Reasonable Rates
Prompt Service .
Home Independent
Telephone Co. .
v
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un u.mre flour, add bsk-