IYiJny, April 21, 1925.
IS GSANDS EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE''
NEWS of
The Clio olti was rhurmlnj'ly
ent'-rtuimd evening when I 'r.
nn.l Mrs. Itny Murphy were host
mid hoMttdS a) ihe Country club.
The flub rooms were decorated
wit It beautiful NrtuK flowers and
.ven initios of bridge wero at play.
tr. Miirgurct Ingle won lh ladle,
jm i.e and tin- pent lemon' prise
wenl to I'hiiae Hohmnliuiup.
At an appropriate hour a two
coin ho luiH'hooii Was nerved.
w
Honoring t hoir leucher, A. V
UndKxen, tho Junior lioys Sunduj
8 -hoi) rir.ss of tin I'rosliytorlan
tliureh Kiivo dinner last evening
tn tho basement of tho ehurrh as-B.Htt-tl
I ty (hole inothi-rs.
The ttibloH won- uttrnclivoiy
dwonit'd with dufiodilH anil a de
lirious (J in nor was served at 0:4;
h'eloeU willi rovers luM for Iweiiiy
,ltuys, Mi. uml Mih. I.iiiil.ifren am:
Jtov. unil Mrs. William Crosby itoss
iHirint? tho dinner toasts wi re kIv
on by M r. Koh.h a n. I Me. I .Inducer
with tit -voral of tho boy.i re.spund
Iny. 'the romnitltee In chame i if tlx
til'I'air eunsisled nf M r.-i. W. I'
Mohr, .Mm. W. I-:. Iluehuiiun. Mrs
U. Kirby and Mrs. William Mil
hn . Several Kirln of t ho Sunday
Hohool as.H!.sl'-d in servini;'.
M ih. .1 . J . IN -a i'hoii a lid M is. W .
crews del IkM fully onifiiaine.
Iho tii inheiH of ihe J. H. oiub yes
lei-day altt'inOoii .it tho home o.
Mih. Clews. lieunlirul himiiiit-ta m
hpriilK flowers were tastefully ill'
la ii d throughout the home, lull
ing llie atlei noon's plliy i: bi'i.lK'
Mrs. Claud Muel; y won 'high hon
ors and the consolation pno worn
lo Mrs. Kvelyn llearnsliaw.
A dainty two - course liinfheoi.
was .served at lie close of tho play
A weddin: look place yi st erd-:i
afternoon ;ii two u'rioek at tin
home tn Mr. and Mrs. A. I' l.tley
on the west end of i'ellll liv-llllc
(w hen Mis;; 1 teat rice It. 1'ryor, o
fiMiinnn, Iowa, was united in mat-'
n:ige lo Koy K. Haines, of I.i
'Crande, by lieveivnd William Cms
,by Hoss, of the l-'irsl J Teshyteriai
church hero.
Tho happy young couple wii
make their homo in l.n lininde m
N avenue.
.Members of the Art Oepartnion
of the Neighborhood club seiit ;
very interest ins ni lernoon yester
day at the club rooms. A hirg
number of ladies were present ant t
Mr. Thomas Watsinger ami Mrs. 11
l. Cleaver had charge of the af
ternoon's program. Mrs, Walsin
ger gave a review of "l.eonnrdo th
I'ninier," and Mrs. cleaver told ii
Jior usual interesting manner o.
Leonardo the Scientist."
. Imbler (Special) A birihda
party, given as a surprise to Mrs
Jay liossen, Mary Keown am.
Itonth McKennon. was held at tli
Mclvennon home hero recently, a
social time was enjoyed, with
games and music, after which re
'lrenhnient3 were n.rved.
f Those present weiu Mr. nnd Mm
Sam ItmUnian. Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam litickman, Mr. and Mrs, Har
vey rtuoUman, Mr. and Mrs. Jav
Uusseii. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Itryanl.
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Keown. Mr. and M is
Joe Keown, Mid. Hattle 1-Ylnwold.
Mrs. Mtliel M:iHlei-. Mae Must its
I 'arol l ri. old. Alice I, tiding! on.
'Margaret te Taylor. Mary Taylor.
Omar Kuckmau, Wave Kuckinan
Jleed Taylor and howls Hayes.
Several national problems have
not been solved since last month.
A cynic Is a man who mistakes
rlieerj'ulness for ignorance.
MONEY-UAISINO
SALE
Silk and Wool Dresses
Si) SUI T.", mill sij.t.-,
Hills
s::.u.i, sr.. nr. nn.l ss.r.it
Coats
Sil.T.-. tn SI2..-.0
A new lot of
Hat Frames
.III-! AitIvimI!
Wr. IX) lU'.THlMMlNfi
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When yon wlli (lie vharm
Ing edii't or a Hri, natur.il
curl, tlio new rrnch pajwr
wave Is tho only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped unil trnlncl to lve
this iir irl. Von will be
more liian plpattotl with tlif
rftilt'. I M tone now for on
appointment,
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room , Hommr Itlilg.
"A Bounty A hi for
Every Nrod."
Phone Main 577
WALLING'S
I
SOCIETY
Announcements
Social announce rueuu may
be prlnUNl Id this column frue
of charn. An j aiiooiince
mettts iHTtalulni; to any fimo
(loon Midi a." otHikcil fond
aaJea, rtc, will be refitMMl. An
uonuiM'iiitfiU, lo be printed tliu
aauie day, uiun( le lu soeloiy
etliior's haiiilR by :00 o'cloik.
-New tNlMor' noir.
There will bo n dance at llonan
hall tomorrow eveirnv. April 5
given under tlio au:-p;ces nf th-
llonan Hall (luild.
The Mission Hand of the Hivshy
U'rian clnireh will in eel tomorrow
afternoon. April 2'. at o"oioek
at the home of Mih. A. S. Ander
son, ro" Ailaii'O avenue.
The World Wide Ciiihl of the
baptist elnirrii will laeel tomorrow
afternoon at the church, with Mrs.
I.ncy (irahaiu and Mis. dranl Wit
son as llOSl 1 MSeH.
Mr. and 'M rs. Santoid and M r.
.Hid Mrs. K. II. Hoylen will enter,
min the members of the, Tuesday
Itiide club and their husbands Mi.:
venhifr at the Sanford home.
Radii
10
SATI ltlV. AI'HIL i."
Central Time Stations
K.li, Lincoln. Nehr. (L'40), 11-
'2:?,n a. in., midnight roundei-H.
Ivl-Wl', .Shenandoah, Iowa. CMH),
i:::tu p. m.. music,
wci:i:. i:im. in. c::.). i::io-1 2
midnight, Charier, e Sir mid
night dance program.
Wh.M", Kansas 'i'y. Mo. cbl.Vi',).
:t::tii-4-.:;n p. m.. popular somk
fest : ii-T, pi;no tuning hi 1111111
ber; Trianon ensemble; llH'i-l
a. in., l'lantai ton players; Kddie
Kuhn's Kan. ias ('by Athletic club
orehort ra ; Johnnie t 'ampbcll'a
Kansas City club orchestra.
WKIIH, Chicago, III. (370.2). 7-S
p. in.. Oriole orchestra; Kndto
Sunday school les .011, Dr. Her
bert V. Virgin; Han Itus.so, Ted
I'iorito; !-1 u, ( rio!e orchest ra;
Mario Kelly, reader; Klennor
(iilmour, soprano; Hanffdon
Urol hers, Mario Kelly, Frank
Sylvano, Hanks Kennedy. Ned
and Ches; Charlie ami tins.
W FA A , DallaH. Tex. (47a. H), 12:30
1 p. m.. IMaylnir the (ii.itu1." lr.
.1. It. Cranfill; S:ti-ii:;o. Oeortfo
Ashley Hrew.ster, sinner: 11-12,
Adolphus hotel orchestra.
WON. Chicago. 111. ( S70.2), ! p.
m.. ortcan recital, Iyon : Mealy;
it; o-7. I irake concert ensemble.
Ulackstono strins quintet; S-fl,
Van !-h ounriet; lu-ll. lhake
hotel dance orchestra.
WHAM. Louisville, Ky. Otllii.S), 4
5 p. 111.. concert, Louisville Con
servatory of music; Alamo thea
ter ornan; concert, students Hunt
studio: 7:30-1). cloisters ensem
ble, Mr-. Frederic 1 1. .loban
boeke. director; William Scholtz.
baritone; three-inmute talk, Don
Cameron Prentiss.
W,JAI, Waco. Te". (n:i2.7). 10:30
p. m., special program.
Mountain Time Stations
KOA. Denver, Colo. OJ22.4), 0-12
inidniLrht, Joe Mann and his
Kainbow-t.ane orchest ra.
I'acillc linie siations
IvPI, I.os Angeles, Calif. (4r,s.f),
5::to-fi p. m.. Kxu minor's mu
sical half hour; ii;4."i-7. Hoditor
ial talk;?-?: 45. I-'iko Arrowhead
dance orchestra, Carrol Huxley,
loader; 7:4f-S. "KiKhl HeadiiiK
frr i'htldren." M ins Nancy; 8-ib
Kxaminer: lluntin:lon Heach
com man it y program. lluntin?
ton Heach hand: Jt-l". Insrld
Arneson Hoyd. soprano; Paul
lfeese, accompanist: Pastel tn
strumeiital trio; Ht-ll. Packard
P.adio club. Mae Hoihoro, Carl
won sixers. Way Watts and Foot
hill Four male quartet.
KF(iA. Seattle. Wash. 4."i4.3) 4
r : 1 fi p. m., Olympic hotel con
cert orchestra; i;4 r-S: 1 f., Moran
School for llovs; M :i 0-1 u. Times
proRram; 1 -1 1, Kddle HurknoHs
and his orchf-st ra.
KKWH, Ilo)l wood. Calif. 2f2).
7:4r.-!i p. m.. Sev-n p.ajr Piokers
dance orchestra. Pose Valyda.
soloist; it-lo. P.radley W'rinht.
luirhone: l-:ia Mus;:ravo, musi
cal readings; chai les lienu
champ, tenor; Miller's Interna
tlonal Hawaiian trio; lo-ll War
ner Hrothers movie hour, dtrec-
I Hon Harry Seymour; 11-12,
I Hrandstatter's Hollywood Mont-
marte cafe dance orchestra. Mel
I Podesky. leader.
jK(iO. Oakland. 'al. 1.2). Hi:J0-
j l p. ni.. luncheon concert. Pa-
I fit If Stalls .Kleclrlc company; 4-
h'.'.iU, colt cert orchest 1 a. 1 1 01 ti
St. Francis; S. Pniversity of Cali
fornia Klce club; comic opera.
"Ktnc of Spades,' I.vdia War
ren Lister; n-1 -
ll'rry
Halstead's orchestra.
K(iV. Portland, (ire. (4:'1.")
P. 111.. ltose CUv trio; Hi,
Mult-
noinuh hotel strollers.
KII.I, l.os Anpeics. Calif. M"n-2).
i;-ti :"n p. in., Art Hickman's
Hill more hotel concert orchestra.
F.dward Fitzpai rick, director;
ti: 3 ii-i; 30, Utile s'orhs Ameri
can history. Prof. Waller Sylves
ter llertzon: Henrietta Poland,
readings. lolen PierU', Qeoriie
Kzra 'rai.e, screen juvenites;
I'ncle John; 7:::o-s. V. M. C. A.
proKra m, Culunibui trio; Tom
MeOutre. c onc rtlna; S-ln,
Pierce-A rrow profcram. Win. K.
Hush. Inc.. arratiK'd by J. How
ard Johnson; la-ll. Art Hick
man's Hilt more hotel dance or
chest ru. Karl llurtn- tt, leader;
11-2 u. m.. Lost Anceis of Kill
Majestic Six (trchestra.
KJU. S-aitie. Wash. (,tht.4. -".::!'
p. m, "What's Iidn' at the
Thi aters."
KXX, H ol ! wood . j ! i f - .1 - & .
.i : 4 i-'i : 1 .' p. in . Will litr.er Mii'llo
protiram, Sid '.'iffs tpor5 taik:
'. : 1 ,'i-7 : dinji-T hour muMc;
7::t"-x. WurltUet' studio pro
lira m : in KNX teaturo pio
Hiam. 1 11 -1 I A'm- l. man's Cocoa
nut (lio.o dance onhostra from
Wool Sweater
Is Nobby
v
AUIitaHED wool sweater, white
bound und collared with black
tvool. Is very much-liked for
Wring days. It la worn with a
;uiioiud blouse and pleated skirt.
Ambassador hotel; 11-2 n. m
Hollyrtond lilMht featuring a
number of prominent screen
players.
K.pu, San Francisco, Calif. (42!.r.).
-2 p. m.. Hudy Seiner's Fair
mont hotel orcho.Ira; S-1 2, Art
Woidner's danco orchestra.
Iceland M nsl Ileiioiiiue
Uninly tiowns l-'iiim liis
P K Y K J A X IK. I co land (AD
lashionable Icelamlic women have
had few new- Faster models from
Paris this year, and the modish
youiifv nu n will not be abb? to im
port any of the flapping Oxford
troupers, so much commented on
In Knglund. This because for two
years Iceland is not 10 brtns in
any ready-made clothing. Shoes
and all sur:s 0 fabrics ala are on
the prohibited list.
Practically all luxuries and many
necessary articles have boon placet)
on the prohibited list in an effort
to stabilize the Icelandic crown.
Hrend. butter. maiRarino, cheese,
rait meat, pork sausage, ckhm
fruit, leal her goods, oils, soap, fur
niture, films, watcher, clocks, mo
torcycles, automobiles ami scores
of ol her art teles may not be
brought Into the country.
Officers' Taunts Hiamcd
For Austrian Army Suicides
VIKNXA (AP) Thirty-two sui
cides in li)l'4 and eight since the
beginning of tho year among sol
diers of the A ust rlan army have
caused the adoption of measures
designed to end the growing mor
bidness In the ranks.
Investigation and furewell let
ters say a tho Arbeiterzeitung. show
that the men take their lives be
cause they are systematically linr
rassej n tid gibed at lor their re
publican opinions by officers who
are of monarchist ic traditions.
llrlfons Turn tn Tennis
I.OMiOX (AP) The Increasing
popularity of tennis among Hrltons
is giving the professional the time
of his life. There are not enough
to go round and not only are in
structora at London and provincial
clubs working overtime, but they
have to refuse many applicat Ions
from people owning country houses
who wish to obtain their services
over the week end. Women pros
are In Just as much demand as
men, and foen are said to be rising.
Saturday Only
April 23th
BATH ROOM MIRROR
(
Mirror has white enameled frame with good
glass and a towel bar attached underneath.
Measures O'.o x 13'2 and is provided with eye
lets for easy hanging.
CARR'S
No Phone
Orders
Ktcheru
BY SISTER MARY
Hi-eukfast.
Sliced pineapple, broiled salt
codfish, mashed potato cakes, corn
broad, mapt syrup, milk, coffee.
I.iiticlieou,
Scrambled egga with chipped
beef, onion mundn Iches, drop mo
lasses lookies. canned fruit , milk,
lea.
Dinner.
I faked si ill' fed bass, potatoes eti
casserole, head lettuce with Kus
fian dressing, rhiiburb sherbet,
whole wheat bread, milk, coffee.
Tho sin-all potatoes In the bottom
of the potato bin oileti are a prob
lem to use. The cool; must pan
"forever" if she wants 'mashed po
tatoes, and they are out the ques
tion for baking. This potato dish
suggested In the dinner menu uses
these small potatoes In an appe
tizing fashion, welt worth trying.
P roiled Salt Codfish.
One pound salt eodfi.sh, 1 table
spoons tint tor, 1 Union, I table
spoon minced parsh y.
Freshen the fish by soaking sev
eral hours in cold water. Three
hours will ordinarily freshen cod
fish sufficiently. I train and dry
between (taper towels. Oil wires of
broiler and broil lish on bnih sides,
browning tiist on one side and iii''i
Oil till- Oilier. lielMOVe to hot phil
ter and spread with biitb-r. sprin
kle with minced parsley and a dash
of paprika and garnish with slices
of lemon.
Scrambled Fkrs Willi
Chipped llecf.
One-half cup dried beef, ' table
spoons butter, fi eggs, 4 table
spoons milk, paprika.
The dried be. f should bo pulled
into small pieces. Melt butter in
trying pan and add beef. Cook over
a low fire for five minutes. Add
milk and unbeaten ogirs. Cook over
a low tire, lifting with a fork as
the cgK become if rni. Season with
Itopriku ami serve at once. No salt
is necessa ry as t he dried beef is
salty.
A Ve. Va.-Ii mnn allot liinmell
because he couldn't get any beer,
which only proves nc was la.y.
Isn't it strange how a barhih-,
whose head resembles a brush pile
can give you a good haircut '.'
Glad Sister Escaped
Operation
"Physicians had given my sister
up to die; they waited to oper
ate for gall stones, but she was
too weak and could only talk In
whispers. I got her a bottle of
Mayr's Wonderful Kemedy and In
H weeks she was able to get about
and walked a mile to church,"
It is a simple, harmless prepara-1
turn that removes the catarrhal
mucous from the Intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all .stomach, liv
er and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will j
convince or money refunded. At
all ilruu'iristH. Adv.
Do you know that sav
ing only $2 a week for
20 years will give you
over 53,100.00?
A Real Educational
Fund.
UNITED STATES
No
Deliveries
SKIM!
The Garden
Weed M on tier Tlum "lnsUjr"
A popular vote on the meanest
weed probubly would show H de
cision for the grass known In muny
sections as 'devil nxus." th an
nual grass thai conies up in grout
inant it les in the garden and If
xtven a chuhci aprendg out nnd
roots at every joint and send up
forked herd of seed. The imrtlcui
lar devHinhitesM of Oils tfruss which
has earned lt name is that It al
ways breaks off and loaves the root
to grow again when you try to
pull it when ll Is young.
It needs to be hoed. Oct the hoe
in operation so none of these mean
weeds get a start. "PuMlcy," or
more properly purslane used na a
synonym for meanness for years,
in much abused. It is a compara
tively harmless weed easily putted
up and which takes little trom the
soil as li lias1 a small root stem.
Hocks and dandelions with their
long lap roots are tough custom
ers once I hey Kd going. . They
must be hoed deep or the leaves
merely are amputated to grow with
renewed vigor. An asparagus
knife, a tool with u notched end it
i-xceihnt to slab these Intruders
beneath the soil, cutting the tap
root and loa-diiy them put of the
soil lo die.
The rhtokweed In one nf the
worst pests, piirlieulmly in ihe
1 lower nurde!! and In shady por
tions of Ihe pretnl.M'H. It has lo
be shaved off. Ii can be found In
bloom under h-avo.M almost any
winter moni h in 1 he year when
there Is a thaw. The lv coating of
tin- pasi wilder, which covered the
ground for runny days over large
A PUBLIC
INVITATION
PHONE
FOR
FOOD
Call
You will save time by phoning your grocery wants to us.
Our personal attention is given your phone orders. Just step to
your phone and call MAIN 75 and we will make your selections for
you.
J. G. SNODGRASS
Exclusive Grocer.
scetlona of the country, la the one
thine no fur discovered that killed
! off chtclt weed. It was destroyed
I wholoHuie by ihls coating. W.tteh
Ifor the needing before they have
ft chance to brunch out and send
down their halrllke roots that al
was break off and never pull up.
White clover is a hard pest to
ion rid of once ll gels u start in
tiie Harden a It nalla Itself flown
at every joint and has to lie pried
up. A few uwlikcH of the hoe dur
SaoncPrioe
25 Octrtces for 25
"More than sTbundanda half for a Quito-
wuv v i v r ti T? n DDtrre
vt aa a it a v ca a a iiivua (
Millions 0 Pounds Used by the Government ;
E
u m in mm 1 m mm m row, m-
YOU arc cordially invited to be present
at the Special Showing of Drapery lines
at our store Saturday, April 2!Uh.
INCLUDED in this display will be the na-
tionally famous Orinka, Moss, Rose and
Scraton Luster Lace Draperies. This is
an event of unusual interest to the ladies
ol La Grande and you will enjoy the won
derful fabrics we have for your inspection.
IF you have any home furnishing: prob
lems, bring- them with you. Our own ex
pert, Mr. II. Rasmussen, will gladly assist
you in the solution, free of charge, and
without any obligation on your part whatever.
CARR'S
Mi
ing these early days will check all
these weeds before they ran get
started and reduce the labor of
Mardeninfi hy half.
Ciolf won't take the place of
baseball as long us most men ihtnk
golf scores aire typographical er
rors. r-'iUK in 1 nui nfimuii in wilicn
von oitin hear "1 don't think he is
j good enough for her."
IT'S
TIIE BETTER
WAY
75
J X
w
I
From
Breakfast-time
'til Red-time
You can wear for all occa
sions these new costumes of
ours that, we have Just re
ceived from Pegiry Paige.
This famous designer
fpilck to appreciate the fact
that the busy women of to
day have hut little time for
cost nine, changes has us -d
her Ingenuity to create, for
ua and for you, coutumea
which 'can be worn any
where." You will be needing for
yo-.tr Spring wardrobe sport
costumes, street frocks, and
party gowns. You'll find all
of these in our dress de
partment. Tint nhovfi nil
you'll want a few of our
all-occasion costumes.
These Peggy 'Paige frocks
are shown exclusively In our
alore.
Putmans
Itemly-To-U'enr nml
Million j
ROYAL
VAortM swF.i:ri:it
will tnko tho ilnidgerjr out
of -your nprliig ItoiiM-vleau-log.
Mnko your denning a
plramirp, nut a task, ,
1. li'op a ritKM ilonion't'f ra
tion at your home, call
MAIX 121
La Grande
Electric Go.
"The Slora or Quality
. ami Snrvlce"
It he adrertlaca It, lis known lt'i
rood. : "
Salt-
Slock Kfllt
Sulplmr-hrlck
Plftln-brlt'ks
Raiiffe-brlrk
Dairy Halt.
Special prlco
On ton lots.
Wo buy ljr car
I xits and ran
finvo yon money.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone tlaln TtJ
Minerva
Says
If you nro coins on a va
cation thin sensor and neftr
l everybody does, you
Blioultl tnk mlvantugw ot
U10 mts on our broken Llnea
and J)lnconttnuel Pnttorns of
HHppirs nnd OxfordB nnd
wive tlmt Kood iulr of now
ICan'er Hllpprrn you now
have
ThU lino of S'lppera con-n-tit
of ulf, Huedw and Ktd
t.'at:. ra, moUtiim and low
),t .-I. ,vfit nolep slippers that
our a lonjr tlmo and
Rive co mfort nn veil. Just
Ihe sltnier for outlnff or
even "treet wear. Priced at
$:i.'0 - $:t..V - $4.00
THE B00TEIIY
it AY HADi:. IT.
Homo of Ihn Anli-Altl Shop,
ltu jroiir fM-t Imft? Try a
ialr ollil comfort In rarli
ono.
f-