La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 17, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE Mrs. F. H. Ivanlion delightfully t'nt. ruiltit'd tlu ' hurs.lay llrldfc club yesterday afKM'iioou at her home on Maui uvrnilc. Tin room. were beautifully decorated with va rious colored tulips Mid duritiK Hi' afternoon's, piny .Mrs. Chns. PtuyV v. on lii'li score. , A dainty two count.' luncheon was u.tvuI in an appropriate hour. m a Tho first of a mTii'H of recitals by pupils of AHhs Hilda Anthony, lcuch-r of piano, w HI b- Kiven TtifHday evening, April 1M, at the PI ml Methodist Kpiscopal church, whtu MIns Id leu WilliiiiMH. daugh ter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Wil liiiti'H. will bo pri'H utt'd hi reellui. Miss Williams will bo assisted by M its m Dorothy Cuhhvelt, violinist. A cordial Invitation Is extendi d lo the public. t Fur the benefit of the school children of l,u (Irtiudc the operetta "t'lndenhlu in I'lowerhind,"' Kiven la l Kuturduy evening hi ihe hWrh school uudttorlum under t he huk piees of I ho Neighborhood club wilt Ik repeated tomorrow ni'lcr noon at 2:3i o'clock ut the Neigh borhood club rooms. Foriy children tulto pert In the operetta, which U under the direc tion of M m. Verne Alnsworih and (bene two women that the presen tation tuiH been ho suceewMf ul. servtul liy the committee In charirc with, Mrs. Kfflt llntvey'iiH hab -man. (irantre Hall. (HpeelaO ---- I'eople in thlM vielnily Hpent a delichtiul I'UiMier. Afler Sunday Kehool every-! one went to the (iraiiKe hall ! nil excellent dinner wan Nerved. A feature of the afternoon's proi air ; whh an ckk hunt with Arthur Spen cer and Hoy l-'le.shmnn winnliiK the; prize m. I I I (.add t'nnyon (Special) Thoi let-Tonether club t recently ui i t he home of M i h. i 'luude iteab . The afternoon whh spent In nodal j I'onversation mid needie work, af-1 NEWS of SOCIETY The MlKHlonnry Society of the Methodist lOpiHCdptl church. Month, met, y.-Hiei'day ai temooii at I he tiuiite tr Mih. Italier. on Fir Klrert. Miu I,.., I ..I......... I..f... Trirfay. Apr;i 17, 1925. ' .- - ,, You Can Be A Fashion Leader It is quite possible these days for the woman outside of New York to i'ptiar in the nv styles at the same time her Eastern city friends tiro uogimiing to wear them. In our own Dress Department we are introducii'g blyles designed by Teggy Paige of Now .York and Paris. We invite you to see them. Se lections made at this time will give to your Spring wardrobe a di -i Miction that will stamp you .is fashion follower, but as a j-a.-shion leader. Mrs. T. J. MrroeiriH was hostoss lt the V'ilnt.;-jy Hriiltji' club V-.Jii-H.lay ait-'inoon t the Coun try club. The club rooms were beautifully decorated with u pro- (UKiull f Spl-llltf flUHtTB, tullpB be intf its. . I. ,M rn. A. i li:mipton won hiuh Mcoro for the club prlsce and l he prize went to Mrs. Karl Stoddard. .Mi excellent two course luncheon Kan served nl Uic close of the af ternoon's play. Members of tin- Tin a lay liridiff club w.ti' r harmlnjrly r nt -rial net! yemtrday uln-moon when Mis. Lee Hunford was hostens at her home on Sixth Httvt't. Inrinx 'h al'ier noon'8 piny at two ti'.blt'H Mm. V. C. Cl'CWH WJt! IiIkIi honors. Tin home writ tasli-ftiily d drill ed with beautiful bouquets r cher ry hlussums. At the clos,- ot ih play a delicious lunchron was a. rv ed by the hoMtt-s.-. lions, niter which all present ttaut it hytfin, 'I'he Hoclety had the fii-Ht h-Kson from the book. "Study of the Did Tenluttieiil," at t htH time, Wvti, tl'iuthter and Mm Mnxel Slur nier Kuve utorleH of the .Minsloiiary work lu .InpaM. ! lJurbiK the btinlness H-wion the InieUlbeiH deehb-d lo make U (ptllt. II-lore adjiuirn incut lutteheou wan M rs. F.I HUT McMuiiUH. II 1 ' j I hi-oiiKU 'lie untiring ef forts, of kl illy Saturday, April 18th A Host Of Wonder Values In CHAIRS AND ROCKERS I!eie is an opportunity without precedent for the liomemakurs of this city. Kead how yon can ail. I to ami hwiiitii'y your home at a price so suipi isii:jly low. Yon mast not fail to take advantage of these bai-fjains that cannot he duplicated. SICK 01 It WINDOW DISPLAY AND Jl'IH.'K K1! YOl'RSKU". TO THOSE ri'KCHASING A CHAIR AT II IK KKGULAR PKICE WE WILL SELL FOR $5.00 A ItOCKEK OF E(1UAL VALUE TO MATCH. THESE ARE REGULAR $25.00 'TO $10.00 VALVES, WHICH MEANS THAT YOU (JET TWO CHAIRS I'RAC TK'ALLY FOR THE COST OF ONE. R EM EM HER, THIS IS FOR ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, APRIL 1STII. Free Ice SUMMER COMFORT AND AUTOMATIC iERATOR 200 Lbs. of Ice Given Away CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH $50 A wonderfully attractive offer. Rocker is a com bination of cane and wal nut in a very attractive de sign. Has large, roomy arms, comfortable cane seat. Chair, regular $15.00 Rocker to match $ 5.00 with every Refrigerator sold, liolh the Automatic and Summer Com fort are nationally known refrig erators and are recognized as the standard of highest grade work manship in refrigerator engineer ing. With them you have the. greatest economy and efficiency constructed to keep the heat out and the cold in. ' CHAIR AND ROCKER TO jMATCH $26.25 One of the most popular designs ever made. Rocker has large roomy arms, aulo cushion seat in blue vciour, rich mahogany finish. Chair, regular $21.25 Rocker o match $ 5.00 fwfSk) CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH " $30 We invite your inspection of our wonderful display of Chaiis and Rockers. Here you will find that par ticular style or period that pleases you -most Queen Anne, William and Mary, Ileppelwaite and Colonial. These can be had in Mahogany or Walnut finish, npholstt'icd in tapes) ry, velour or mohair, all in the latest and most attractive designs. Come Early for the Hest Selection. Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers Cutting the grass on your lawn will not lie a disagreeable task but a real pleasure with one of these new Lawn Mowers, so easy are they to operate. Made of carefully selected ma terial. Every hearing correctly machined. Four revolving blades of knife steel, oil tem pered and water ground. High-grade ball bearing parts automatically adjusted. Large comfortable Rocker in attractive mahogany finish, auto cushion seat, upholstered in beautiful tapestry design. Chair; regular $25.00 Rocker to match $ 5.00 CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH $32.50 A bargain you cannot af foid to miss. Rocker is m mahogany finish with lad der back and large, com fortable arms, auto cush ion seat in a beautiful blue and taupe velour. (hair, regular $27.50 Rocker til match $ 5.00 (HAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH $37.50 Rocker is made in a combination of cane and mahogany with wing back, auto cush ion seat in cut velour. Chair, regular ..$.'12.50 Rocker to match $5.00 CHAIR AND ROCKER TO MATCH $32.50 These chairs will add beau ty to your living room. Rocker is in light walnut finish with cane back, auto cushion seat in plain mo hair. Chair, regular $27.50 Rocker to match $ 5.00 Haby (Viand Lawn Mower, ball-bearing, self adjusting. Has 8-inch ? JT f wheel and 4 blades ?(5XO0" Director Lawn Mower, justing. Has S-inch wheel and 4 blades Admiral Lawn Mower, justing; carries 8-inch wheel with -1 blades Hall-hearing, self-ad- $16.00 Hall-bearing, self-ad- $18.50 Summer Comfort Top-Lift Refrig erator. 40-lb. ice capacity; 1 self and convenient Ct (T O fT food chamber P 0 O 200 Lb Ice Free Summer Comfort Sidc-Iccr Refrig erator. 75-lb. ice capacity. Two shelves and large white enamel food chamber $27.50 Automatic Sidc-Icer Refrigerator. 75-lb. ice capacity, two shelves and large white enamel food chamber. The sides and door of this refrig erator have G separate walls of insulation $51 Saturday -EXTRA SPECIAL- Only NO PHONE ORDERS; NO DELIVERIES OP kJO NO PHONE ORDERS; NO DELIVERIES WHITE ENAMEL TEA KETTLE The popular 5 quart size. Heavy white enamel over steel body, dark bhu trimming with locking handle. At this special price you can afford to throw away the old tea kettle and replace it with a fine new one. New American Lawn Mower. Itall-beai ing, self- adjusting, with 10-inch wheel and 5 blades. Self- sharpening $22.50 Garden Hose KEEP YOUR LAWN LOOKING GREEN High quality Rubber Tube and tough corru gated rubber cover that insures the utmost resistance U rough handling, lfic per ft. Guar anteed for 1 year. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Ot wliirh V,vh. Ili'iili' Hi'rvt' ly two-rom-m luncheon. '. Mi-h. Winn WiUiuniiion tllt llt'Xt llUMO'Hti lo tint April as. will rlub Announcements Social aimoiincenieiiui nuij be printed In llil column tres ol clmrffe. Any .nnolinco menta periatnlng lo any funo. lion, men iu cooked (nod ales, elo., will be rafiuml. An nouncrnifntfi, to ba printed the same ilny, iunt lx la wcietjr editor's liandx' by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. NATIQNSWILL MEETITIJULY Ml'H. liny Muipliy will bn )io!"Si lo IIh I'llo club tuniot-row uftci noon ut In- I'ounlry cluli. F' :rj ysier emary s , Kjtcheru BY SISTER MAftV , liit'aUl'aNt. Omngo Jidc-f, rleo with tlilu itrtMitn, 'tHM 'WlViH'c "lvll'mit ' tb;int, on-anici) hovt, milk, ooffec. I.IIIK'llCOll, Apl'H Ml Urr't W III) 8UIIH.1K", Kn'iich frli-il Hwwt jiolalocH, let lucf KiiiKlwUli.-ii. hri'iifl piKliliiiK. milk, tea. Dinner. f'lt'nr floup, frontons, huttrd nuin wirn pNicippu, nnntPii rar ioIh and pi'iiM, iiiaplc rtiHtartl, Kn. liani hn-iul, inltlc, coi'ico. , An uppln Mtnrffd with very III 11 moat comhlnoil with ilrh'il lircftil nnniibs Rhoulil bv pn'parcil lor a child untler m-hool uks. Whlh ' porH not hh rich In Iron hh Ihm't! I, IT H'h well rooki!l II may orvti ! lonally bo used In thti dirt of "J": lors." Illro os broaUl'iiHt food Ik un tnnovailon In ninny fiunill'-H, hut quite worth trylnK. Tint folluwlnir ri'fipo lining nilllt Ih an aid to (ho mother whom' child do'i,not drlnU hlH daily portion eagerly. Itl(! ns a Iti'i'iikrast l"(nil. Ono rnp rice, 2 tmnpoons unit, l rnps' botUiwr wutcr, 2 enpa :nillk, Wanh rloo throiiKh fifvrral vr itcrH. I'nt water with 1m ( ( ,lonl)h holler. When v. j Inic rnpldly add rice with: .top IplllK-the litihhtloK. 1ll 1 or t"n 'mlniileM over thn flnine Put nver hot water, adl milk ai i nieain un itll rice in tender and milk In ih iHorhed. It will tali it I I- "l 4 jinlnuti'it for ttn rh to rook find lliuiylm lonK'1"' If the rite Ih Old 'Serve, with hiikiu' and cream. Ohop , peil flateH or ralHlnH can bo ddod with the tnllk If deHlred. HONOLtfl.li. AP) Thft non political Pan-Pactfio conforenca of prominent men from seven coun irlcs in this area, which will bo hold here from July 1-16 as p. pre liminary to u permanent political forum of all poopUa of Hip Puciric. had Its Inception us a proposed Pan-Pacific V. M, C. A. conference uttendt'd by high officials, ofr thnt ot uanlzntlon, It hnn been . revwilert by th Pnn-Paciflc lnion, which la bpon.sorlns the meeting'. I'Yom tins limits of a Y. M. C. A. ronferencp. It was widened to n Pon-Paclflo Christian (.'onforenCi, and recently anmimed Us still wid er Hcopo aa the Pacific mode) of th Infltliuto of Politics at Williams town, Mass. A number of , lecturers nnd round-tabU leaders of hint ycar'ii Witlhimstown lntltiito will attend the Honolulu conference, It Is an nounced. Among thone, Are YusuUft '1 numut'i, son-in-law of VtHCouut lloto; Henry Piatt ralrchild, New York Imiverslty, and ClcorKti II. niiikflli'(,"lrtf ClUrU-"f'iV'Hlrt.n Anions the members of the In Htltut hint year who are on th.' American advisory council of the Honolulu council are Charles C Kutt'helder, former aerretary of commerce, Philippine Inlands, un cxpeii on commercial relations and Mifinloy K, Jlornhck, of Waahinif ton, I). V. Harry A CJarfield, prewhlent of WIllianiH r'ollcKtt; A. C. CoolldKe, dirnctor ot the. Harvard Univarslty library .ind a member of th inatl-iit- bomd of adIS4rH, and Jler j cd Mnrueii, who financed the Urst thrco h .mloim or the institute. hv Im.'ti eoperalim? with the Am erican ci.ii. mlttee in arnuth'inif th'i HoMft'"1'! eonfer--nrt. I'.ilKlmid MiiKch M1tulslH l:td to Stop for (insollnp I.ONIxi.V (AP) Wulck. lunch (fa rooum are to b' added to fill Intf Ht at Ions in Knttlaml for tho benefit of mntorlstii. tlanollne nupply branch BtatlonH are romps m lively new here, but the idea lias hi ken hold and spread ! rapidly, and Home of the new ! honnes now koIiii; up In and near London for I he HprinK trad" are J known an "petrol palaren." Quite ; a numlu-r have free "wash nnd ; brush-up" rooms ns well as quick j lunch facilities, where members of 'the motor party miiy satisfy their ! thlrm for tn.t. cuke and sandwiches j white the ear is being filled with ' irnftoiine. WftLLlHB'S Money Raising SALE HATS $3.95, $5.95, $8.50 Every Article Must Be Sold! WA LUNG'S Ami .Sprint! h. th f..i..r.n.trh ALLEN'S FOOTEASE The Antiflepttc, lldiihiK Fowder for tired, H A'ollen, RninrtliiK, sweat Ins feet. It taUeit the frl.-lluii from tho sIhw, pn'veiits blisters and son) spots and tiikes Uip fthiK out ot ')rns sad bunion". Alwnys u:m Allan's Fool'E to break In la w hoe. Kold every wherg. Trial puekfiire Fr. Adilren ALLKN'I FOOT-FASK, l Rnr, N. Y. The New French Curl Wlien you wish the charm .rig rffect of a soft, natunU curl, the new" French paper wave Is tho only answer. Our shop Is admirably equipped and trained to give UiU nc crl. You will be more than pleased with the rtwulis. riunie now for- an appolutment. GEIST MARLNELLO SHOP Boom 0, SomnioT BUljf. "A Beauty Aid (or; Ercry Need." j Phone Main 577