La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

THE! ' tA: ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, April 6, 1925.'
PAGE THREE
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NEWS of SOCIETY
la luffordaiu-e wUh the Lenten
Kruun Mrs. K. P. 4Mmmun &av
an cxicllint talk Friday afternoon
at tin- regular meeting of the Pa
ri-iii-Tiachtiis Aiwoclmlon of Wil
low School. Htr tulk was illustra
ted by Kti'n'optlPon slides of the
1-ujt vik or the Life of Christ.
Other iVjituivH of tin- program
won- two mtiK& by tli v children of
M ivn Itt'niu-it'.i room uml a piano
mj!u Ity Mm. Groine HUhanJson.
' 'I'hr liiMo study class will moot
tmtiwiTOw afternoon ut 2:11(1 o'
rlm k ut the XHghhorhnod Cluh
rociiiH. I'ontlnulnff the study of
th k.iUi of Christ the subjects will
be "Tin l're::entntlon in the Tem
,lc." 'The li!(fht Into Kfcypt."
mid "The First P;isaover." The
ctr.::ioinleu:e study will deal
with the ."ldrituul siunli'loance of
KfO'pt In t he I tilde. The reading:
of "Conquest of l-Ysir" will be cou-
tllUK-il.
M i'H. (). r. (luhlenian entertain
ed Katunii'y evening: ut tht home
of Mis. Iodeiiiu Te.-ry. Four ta
ble:) of t-arila were at play with
It I Iks Mildred Hlundley and B. M.
Durlund winning high scores for
the first pii.ea und the consola
tion prii'.eM Rotntf to Mrs. li. M.
iHirlatid and Uiy tlli im.
At an appi'iipivite hour an ex
cellent two courtie luncheon was
served.
The Young1 Women's l'ldueatlon
ol Anjcllhtry met on Inst Sjilunlnv
everiinff. In the ba.sement of the
Alethodint. church, for it 9 -regular
monthly1 nieetlnu' and program.
The business meeting- of the Auxi
liary was mainly taken up with
plans rpr the concert to be given
the. 1th or April, with Victor te
Pinto and Miss Marguerite i.'arnev
ay soloist :i.
After the huHness meeting, the
eoniiniltte in charge rendered a
very Interesting and enjoyable
Ka.ier program, "with the follow
ing numbers: Tableau "ltoi-U of
Ages," M i s. Allen Wright, accom
panied by the hymn, sung by Mrs.
C. C. Dunning. Violin duets and
solo by Alice Jcanette and Mary
Klizabeth Cooper. "Kaster Morn1
an Kaster play, with the follow
ing characters: Pilate. Mrs. F. A.
KpHug; Mary Magdalene. Lots Da
vis; Chief priest. Airs. .Mollle Co
wer; Mary, the mother of James.
Wihm Wright; John, the beloved
disi'tpic, Marion hunsmore; Peter,
A I rs. I: p 1 i ng, und Sal o in-, M rs.
(J!en Cnniphoii. The play was
very bcuittii'ully rendered, and is
a reverent study of the resurrec
ai It- Hose, Mrs. C. C. lun-
It's ,a Bandoleer
- Necklace '
I
teiian Ladles AM wilt meet for a
social ufternoon. The member-
ship contest will end on this day
and the losing: aide will banquet
the winners. The winning side
will furntsk' th program for .the
afternoon. . All nu'iufeera ore urg
ed to bo present. x
i
- The H. B. G. -Chin -wtll meet to
morrow evening at the home of
Mrs. William Helvey. 1-404 o' Ave
nue. - . :
Mnfi for the
Housewife
'Radh
10
rriHfc. new bandoleer necklace U
J. fcelns Introduced in New York
fjy Consiunce Uemnoy,, one ot
this season's most popular, debu
tantes and Junior Lenguer-J! It Is
"worn In the over-the-shoulder and
under-the-urm faKhinn that A..it.
ed back In Dlrectoire da vs. and' is
"vk,-"u,j i ,iius country,-'
MEMS FOR A FAMILY
(Uy Sister Mary)
Breakfast Ha Iced apples, cere
al, thin cream, crisp broiled bacon,
toast; pancakes, maple sirup, milk,
coffee. v
. Luncheon Dutch potato soup,
croutons, cottage cheese sund- j
wiches, French pancukes, mlllt.
lea.
, Dinner Lamb stew, boiled mac
aroni, piquant rabbuge, orange
ami water cress salad, floating l:i
land, whole wheat bread, milk,
cot fee,
- : j
The cabbage should be served
without the dressing 'to children
under Bchool age. Careful cook
ing and extremely fine . slicing
are Imperative when this vege
table Is 'served to children of fo'ir
or five years of age, ... ,
J Well rooked; macaroni season. -d
with salt and- rmrtkn,' plenty of
butler and a generous sprinkling
ot grated cheese can be - served
in place of potatoes with good ef
fect at this time of year. -
- Dutch Potato Soup
Two tablespoons butter, 1 large
onion, 3 ' medium sized potatoes,
i cup diced-celery, 2 cups water,
- cups milk, 2 eggs, I teaspoon
salt, pepper., -
Melt butter in sauce nan, add
onion cut in thing slices and sim
mer for five minutes. . Add pot i-
toes pared and cut In slices, cohy
and water. Cook until potatoes
are soft and the slices are brok
en. The water will be reduced
about one-half. Scald milk and
add to potatoes with salt and pep
per. Bring, to the. boiling point
and add the eggs, stirring vigor
ously. Keheat but do not let boil
after adding eggs. The eggs enn
be broken Into a bowl and very
slightly beaten with a fork be
fore stirring Into the hot soup
but this la not the "Dutch" meth
od, -i
Serve at once. ''
WALLING'S
Carry
La Vogue
Coats
the coats that are made
of the best materials,, hani
tnilored with guaranteed lin
ings, and are. reasonably
priced. Coating no more
than an inferior make.
Look Them Over
WALLING'S
nlng and Mrs. Sherwood Williams
nan"K the hymn: "He is Itisen."
Alter the program, delicious re-
(frcshmcnls were served by the
committee, which was composed
of Mrs. F. A. Epling. Mrs. C. M.
Kosamund. Mrs. Allen Wright,
Mrs. Mollle Gower,, Mrs. , Glen
Campbell, Miss Marion' Dunsmore,
Mlss,ols Davis, Miss Bertha. Val
stnger, Mrs.CV K. StJngand.jAjrs.
'Clyde Xlm'merman. " '
T'NION, Ore. (Special) With
Mrs. Carmen Conner, " Emily
Schuster and Dora Myers as host
euses, the Woman's Club held' a
meeting at the Union Hoi el Thurs
day afternoon. The lunch, which
was In charge of the above com
mittee, was preceded by a pro
gram supervised by Mrs; Nell
llutehlnnoii and Mrs. Churchill.
Two vocal numbers were rendered
by M'lss Vina Conley und a couple
of readings were given by' M
Dorothy Cushmr.n- : n
The New
French
Curl '
Wlii'ii yon wish llie cliarm
lug pfri-c-t of n soft, nntnriU
-iii-I, nt'w l-'roncli paper
wnvc is tlio only answer.
Our simp la arimfrablx
eqtiipp-il mill li-nlnt-cl to give
tlii.s iM-w- curl. You will bo
inure limn pU-nsed with the
rcsiilis. I'lionc now for an
appoint ineiu.
GKIST MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Ilnom 8. Bummer Bldd.
-A IK-auly Aid for
Every NewL"
Hhane Main 577
ierva
Mis-
Says--
i
j Then wra a time when a
; diilliir was a dollar. Now
flny ci'nts In ns hg as a dol-
lr used (n hr. fom in anil
I i;!" V' Vl V!:u.jH 'iXiir initi.V,
fifty rt-nts ln;y a cui:ur'rf
worth these prosperous
tini'-!i. AV- are not runulnir ,
tills place, to vt rich or
make a larrel of mon-y. but (
li.i.-e pot to have a p!a:e to '
put In our spare time, and a 1
pluce to lonf. As you have (
lots of t:tue to spare come In i
end lot us talk It over. We
pot 'i-m ou went ern. ;
Whm? '
JT.i " and t.ln sllpners and j
oxfords now :l.r. fa.5. and
IS.ixi. " I
THE B00TERY I
' Announcements
Social aauiouoccinenu may
; be prtuted in this column free
of charge. Any announce
meiitA itertalDlog to any iuno
tiona aucb as cooked food
aalea. elc, will bo refused. An
; Dounocmenta, to be prlutod the
j same day, xutut be In society
' editor's baiuls by t:0O o'clock.
I New e)l tor's note.
Maud tain Time stations,
CNiltlt, Reglnu, Can. (S-12..H). S p.
ifc. ltglna, Kovey Seout baud.
Pacll kCTiiiie Stat ions ' "
KFI. lioa Angeles. Calif. (4S.6), !
6:30-6 p. m.. Examiner's mu
sical hilf hour: :4ri-T. Had!-
to rial talk; 7-$. Aeolian resi
lience organ rex-ltal. i 1km Mc-
frVrland; H-9t Jan' of the Kxuni- j
ir program ti-U. prowram,-1
American glee singers: lo-lt,,
Packard ballad hour wiih Uay 1
Walla, lltlly-and Polly Hall. ;
Dorothy Cleveland, liarney Web
er and others.. -
KFOA. Seattle. Wash. (454.3),
0:45-8:15 p., m... Ktudia progmm. 1
VUllam Tuggart. dlre'etui , ;:i0
10. Rtudlo piogram. A, M. turn
er; 10-11, Kddle tlnrtcneca ad
Ms orehcritru. ; j
KKVB. Hollywood. CVllf. (50. 7
8 p. m., Instrumentar and vocal
uumbers from light opema: 8
1. movie night at KPWU, pre
senting many famous stars of
the sliver sheet; lu-11, Harry
Seymour and hbt helpers In an
hour of laughs, song and dance;'
11-1 a. m., players night at
Brandstatter's Hollywood Mont
marte cafe, Male rede.Hky'a
dance orchestra. .
KOO. Oakland. Calif., Clfll, 8 p.
m., KO 1.11 tie Symphony or
chestra; Arthur S. Oarbett,
HpeaUer; Mrs. Clarence W.' lage
contraltq; Miriam llulb, plan
1st; 10-1 a.'m.t llenry.Hiilatertd's
-' .dwhestra. ,- . i - ,r. -; .
KO-W l'ortland Ore. (4!H.rt). -fl P
m., special pre-Kaator jaervlee;
8, ' Oregon Agricultural college
extension service lecture; J:0
concert courtesy Woolacli.; &
Powell; 10, Multnonmh hotel
srrollcf-s. .
K H.I. l.os AngeleH. Calif. (40f.2).
ti-ti::50 p. ,m.. Art Hickman's
Hill more hotel concert orches
tra. Kilward Kitxpatrick. direc
tor; :S0-T:30. little Btorlvs of
American history, prof. Walter
Sylvester liertzog; weekly visit
of Hand man and Queen Yllunta
of l-'airyland; t'ncie John; TiiM
"tlawiimi isUnds,"'- Kred ,1..
Dodtird; ,S-lu, program, Heuly
i and Scot:, amnigeed by Viwle
John; io-ii. Art lIlckman'H
ltiltmore hott'l dance tirehestrh".
Karl llurinett, leader.
INK, Hollywood. Calif., (33.8).
Jri:4r-ii:)5 p. in.. Wurlltiter pipe
oran studio; Kiort .talk. Sid
Xil'f; ii;lA-7:otf, program. It. C.
Cliff" liurunr; 7; So. style talk.
Mi-er WepTi. -Jr;, 7r4u. "rh-alth."
l. Uubt. T. Williams; 8-H. K N
X feature proKram; 0-10, pro
gram. Independent KurnJture
M an u lact-uring company ; lO-11!
movie night at the Ambassador,
' Abe I -Jinan's- Cocoa nut Orove
daiuc orchestra. .
CP(i. San Prancisro. Calif. (4i!l.
5. V::i0 p. m., Rudy Sieger's
l-iirmont hotel orchestra;- (l-l
I.'. S. Anny band. .
Radio Chats1
' Cue thing to ivmemlm' while
driving ui auto Is some otlver
driver may be as cizy as you
are. . '
Predatory Animals Killed,
MEDKORn, Ore. nurlng the
month of March Jackson ro-jhty
expended $816 for bounties on var
mints, as SO .ttoyotcs, 81 wildcats
and one wolf, gave tip the ghobt.
Since the first of the year. 310
coyotes, 21)7 wildcats and two
wolves have been killed. i 'U
Statement of the ownership, Wii-
ageiiient, ( nvulatlou. l.ic. Ito
qiilrtMl Ity the Act of Congress of
August 24, J1112. "
The Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterlnn Church will .meet
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Lee Reynolds.
Tho Ladles Auxiliary to "the
Brotherhood of Hallway Train
men will meet tomorrow evening
at Eagles Hull at 7:30 o'clock. '
The Alicel Ijadles Aid will meet
at tho homo of Mrs. Herbert
Sppckhart Thursday afternoon.
The Monday Musical Chorus
will meet tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock at the Neighborhood
Club rooms for regular rehearsal.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'
clock the members of the Presby-
greetings jj
rrr;. ;:r r'TF'l'
H" Tally Cards. Greet- !j
i ins cards. Mottoes, I j
A Violet H Itose nags. M1
0 Itcmi-mlier Easter. UH
Vl: HIchanl-m' Art
Jni i.ift wiop inn
Of La C ramie Evening Observer,
published dally except, Sunday 'at
Ia. Grande, Oregon, for April "l,
H25.
State of -Oregon ..'.
las.- . ; ','
County of Union
Before me, a Notary Public, In
and for the State and county afore
said, personally appeared Frank n.
Appleby, who, having been duly
sworn according to law,-, deposes
and says that he Is the owner of
the La Grande Evening Observer
and that the followmg la, to the
best of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership,
management, etc., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown In
the above caption, required by the
Act pf August 24. 1913. embodied
in section 443,. Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the. re
verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the names and address
es of the publisher, editor, manag
lng editor, and business manager
arer
Publisher, Prank B. Appleby, La
Grande, Oregon. ,
Editor, same.
Managing Editor, samp.
Business . Manager, Harvey V
Matthews, La Grnndn, Oregon.
2. That the owner is: -
Frank B. Appleby, La -Grande,
Oregon,
8. That the bondholders, mort
gages, and other security holders
owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are:
Bruce Dennis, Ia Grande, Ore.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the
owners, stockholders, and security
holders. If any. enntaln not enly
the Hat of stockholders and secur
ity holders as thy appear upon
the hooks of the company but also.
In c:s's whnrn the stockholder or
ftoei"fr imiftfT appears upon the
books of the company as trustee or
In any other fiduciary relation the
name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting. Is
given; also that the said two para
craphs contain statements embrac-
T- affiant's full knowledge and
j belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockhold
ers snd security holders who do
net appear upon the books of the
com pa ny as trust nes, h old it ock
and securities In a capacity other
...& that- of a UsB'Vi.,,,"saar;r;
and this affiant has no reason to
believe that any other person, as
sociation, or corporation ha any
Interest direct or Indirect la the
sti Id stock, bonds .or other securi
ty than as so stated by him.
6. That the average number of
coplrs of each issue of this publi
cation sold or distributed through
the malls or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months
preceding the dale shown above Is
2S ST.
FRANK B. APPLEBY.
8 worn to and subscribed before
Bie this ird luy of April, f2fc.
J. K. Phy.
(My commission enplrs May I.
.U27L
THRIFT
is the
Father of
SUCCESS
Let us tell you''.'about
.our Savings Pepartment.
'4 'Compound Interest
UNITED STATES!
ill
Wo can't believe the man' who
wrote Jactt and the Mean Stalk
dead. Wo can't imagine anyone
else writing our 1 seed catalog.
tly ! I'owvl CroNley, Jr.) ;
When a maa builds a house he
provides for houling, lighting fa
cilities for cooking, a telephone
and plumbing'. All thorn things
are taken for granted. . The day
will come when "things taken for
granted" In home building, will
Include a radio receiving act. :
The time is approaching when
nearly every home and upartmeut
house, whether in suburban, rural'
or city communtllci, will have Its
own radio,
The progress and Intelligence
o fa nation can be judged ac
curately by the progress made in
developing means of 'transportation
and. communication.
' United Slates leads the world In!
transportation und In communlca-!
lion und In the "ise of radio..
When a means of education and
nntertalumeiit like the radio la in
Its Infancy, then ia the time for- it
to get the '.most carer ul attention.
Kudlo like . everything else can
be abused and has been. I'ltl-
mately those guiding the destinies
work out a plau whereby th'
CHILDRENS' HATS
50c - $1
Sl'KCIAI. SAI.K OI-' A ':V OIl St MB1.RS :
to si:i,b at no i yi.m
(ixii-:ni:i.i.. biiOomkr krkssks
' Ajii' 2 ten if i.n iii $:m r
UTOX r.WAM, HOYS' WAKII SflTft
Am- 2 to H g I. OH- to S2.SS
to $1 II ATS
i .
Wr clnltii our Ulnonier Ttiiwes and Hoys'' wnsli suits nre tlio
. In-st on tin- market nt the iti-K-e. ..
Chililmi's Shm-s nncl IIilH Snx.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
sP
la!
ecia
SPRING'S NEWEST
Kashas
and
Flannels
m75
Dresses for wearing now
wonderful values you will say
when. you. see these smart
spring froeka nt this low
price. See them in our win-'
dow.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
greatest number will obtain the
greatest benefit. That, of course,
is their-objective.
In these series of talks we In
tend to discuss rndlo from a non
technical point of view. We in
tend to toko-Sj glance itt the past
and to dream a bit obtu the fu
ture. Surely nothing haa greater
possibilities In Its development
than, the radio. .
If you- really have a conscience
take care of It. What many con
sider their conscience Is nothing
hut fear.
RANK I ! h
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Eat right and you'll feel right.
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and vigor, the bran that purines the system. Sweetened with
golden honey, and baked to a rich hickory brown. .
Just try lunching on Tru-Blu Grahams for a week, and say "Good
bye" to Spring Fever.
Order From Your Grocer . Now
Every Good Grocer has Tru-Blu Gruhams in
blue and gold cartom and in f ib wood boxes
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured
CARR'S
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER - KENT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Free
Benham Electric Co.
1IAM 104 NEW FOIJES BUM
It Ik Easy to Imitate But Haider to Duplicate.
Real English Simmel Cake
(Carle ton De Luxt)
Made Only by Gwilliam's
GwiiliamV Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
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