Tuesday, April 28, 192..
THE ES GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TTIREK
NEWS of SOCIETY
A riVlightfiil aftornoon wa on
Joyi-d hy th Hiwnhlcr's Art club
yi'Bicriliiy when Mi-g, Tumor Ollv
u ml MihK Murj-ant Anson won-
hOHtviwe a at u ilt'lU-iouij lour court'
liim-htoii. Applx blonsoiii8 wer-'
iweil for thn centerpiece uik) the
mutu color hIhmiio ivvitlleU In the
menu, KlviiiK 11 n urlinik: und beuu
lil'ul ofK-ct.
( rovers wore laid for twelvo and
ilninly ounlH marked tin pltu:s for
Hi' t'ollowinK KtH'Htu; Mrs. , );.
Nllveriliorn, Mih. I', MoHsruun.
.Mih. !'. H. ItohhiHon. Airs. K. K.
Kiddle,, MfH. C. H, Hiducll, Mm. J
K. Wriwht, Mm. I,. M. Moo, Mrs
It. S. Rukiu, Mrs. (i, H. illnilo und
Mjh. K. H. Appleby.
T'l i' iM'dlhK1 the lum'heon tho Usual
meei iiu? wiih held and two Inter
ifdiiiB and comprehensive talks
w-if Kivi-i, "Music or tlto Tliir
loonih tYntury." hy Mm. liohliiNon
antt "Urania or tin Thirteenth Cen
tury,'' iiy Alrn. Applohy.
A1 the regular meet hit of the
Monday Musital of the NeiKlilmr
hood cluh last even i iik oi lleer.i
were elected lor next year. Mrs
(1. li. Dutton will he chairman oi
the department for lfiiii-iiti und
Mm. 10, I.. HolmoH will he Herrc-tary-tieaHiirof,
H'-Hidi-s other important btiNitien'i
that v;in brought before ihe meot
lnj.f. which wh presided ov.-r by
Mrs. W. I. Mr A dory, chairman
plana for musrc week, -May
Were dlHcilSNitl.
Mi-mheiK of the Monday Ibide
club were doliKhifully ontortainod
;yi H!erd;iy aliernonti at the home oi
Mrs. DwiKht Jesse, on Spring street,
when Mih. Jesse and Mm. A. K.
J (ondrlekHon were hostesses. Tht
homo wits charmingly decorated
with heaiitiful crah apple blossoms
mid at the close of the play a
thiinly luncheon was served.
f Mi s. Fred I loline.s won hljfh
s.'orc for t he 41 ul prize and I he
Uiie.st priKo went to Mrs. Donald
J'aKUr.
The Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian church met last evo
;nin nt the home of M-.rs: I, How-,
ser. Mrs. Atfni'H Duncan had
ckarffo of thj program ("or the evo
niiiK und tlie save n wonderfin
I ;i 1 U on "The Lord's Lust Supper,'
WALLING'S
MONEY-RAISING
SALE
Silk and Wool Dresses
Sil.7."., $10.75 ami $12. i.".
Hats
$:t.05, 85.95 mid $8.50
Coals' "
$11.75 H $J!,.V)
A new lot of
Hat Frames
.Inst Arrived I
vn no mrrm.MMixG
WALLING'S
Color Contrast
' Here
It
I ' V.
pt ( J-
APPLIQUKD designs of brown
kJtahu trim this tan coat which
In guiltless of curve or tlare
ur.d makes the distance from shoul
der to hemline . in the Mtratehtest
possible line. It ia ideal over the
thin -tummer frock, und affortts
ample protection ag wjll as much
decoration
The New
French
Curl
When you wish the charm
ing effect of a soft, natural
curl, the new French paper
wave Is I he only answer.
Our simp Is admirably
einlppel and trained tofftvo
this ihw curl. Von will be
more tlufti plcasi'd with the
results. H'honn now for an
upjiolntinciit.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room A, SomrufT H!df .
"A Homily Alii for
Every Neeil."
Phone Main 677
Minerva
Says---
We hnvc a nice line of
Hoys' Oxfords. Hrown calf,
welt notes, ruhher heel jtist
the style the boys now wear
for dress.
nejfular S.ff: now M.05
fii-Aca 21 to
Also Youths' Tennis Shoes,
sizes 1 1 to 2; suction sol",
heavy, patcli on ankle, color
white, for outinjr or basetiall
At !.::
Also Hoys K'ds Athletlr.
stction, luce to tor, patch on
ank!c, sizes 2i to fi.
Now S1.8S
Thcae Ati Bargain's ffr
Tlnc SIkm's.
THE B00TERY
(iAV II A YItKV. M)er.
Sliluc 'cm Tp!
AM Kinds of iNdlshri
I 'or SIkm
Ktvinff those present a very vivid
picture of the supper. There was
also a short musical program.
At an appropriate hour refresh
ments were served.
Tlio Younjj Women's Bible class
J or the First Methodist Episcopal
church met last evening at the
home of Mrs. Roy Tyler for it?
regular business and social meei-
I Inff. After the business session.
(during which time many important
1 items were discussed, the evening
was spent at ' games and u short
j musical program was rendered.
The Tyler home was attractively
decorated for the occasion with
wild flowers of the season.
j lie Torn adjournment luncheon
was served.
I The Misslen-'Band of the Presby
terian church met Saturday after
noon U the honie-of Mrs. A. S. An
derson. Miss Hut h Oiebel led the
devutional for t he afternoon after
which Miss Hulda, Anderson gave
an excellent talk on Missionary
work.
Before adjournment a-social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
I
1 The Ladies of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft met lest evening at the
:T. O. O. K. hall in regular meeting.
During the business session dele
gates were elected for the District
Convention to he held nt Heppner,
May 10.
A short time was spent socially
following the business mec'.tng.
i Pove (Special) Herman T.und
'and Mrs. (Mara Snedeker were mar
jried on April in at riioenix. Ari
zona, according to announcement
received here. M r, T.und is from
" Cove and has spent the last thro
winters at J'hoonix because of hif
health. Mrs. Lund is from Nasbrns
i fla and was in Phoenix for tht
sarie reason.
After a trip to Nebraska the
will come to Cove to spend tin
summer months,
i
Cove (Special) Miss Rvo.i Hnag
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hoag. and Arthur Hancock, son
i of Mrs. Clara Hancock, were
j united in murri.tge at I-a Grande
, Saturday, lievercnd Elmer Grant
Keith of the Methodist church per
formed the ceremony. They wore
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Hancock. They will make
their home at Cove,
Cove (Special) Tim Junior
class of the Cove high school en
tertained Ihe Senior class and the
j high school touchers at n banquet
j Thursday evening.
Xister oMary's
hQtcheru
BY SISTER MARV
Breakfast Stewed rhubarb,
crisp bacon, poached pgg.- on gra
ham toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Toustod cheese sand
wieh, hearts of lettuce, pineapple
bliss, sponge cake, milk, t4a.
Winner Lamb stew with dump
lings, boiled macaroni, stuffed
cabbage, molded dandelion salad,
caramel, custard. milk, coffee,
whole wheat bread.
There ure no dishes suggested In
those menus- that may not lie nerv
ed to children four yours of ago.
Perhaps (he dumpling" should be
laboo for very small persons, but
the macaroni, a bit of tlto cabbage
wit html the slul l ing, the salad,
oust aid, milk, bread and some 4)1
the stew ilsolf offer a wide choice.
Mulled Cabbage
one solid, medtum-si.ed head of
cabbage, :i cups bread crumbs from
soft part of loaf. 1 cup finely
chopped cooked ham. 1 tablespoon
minced green popper, A tablespoons
melted hnttcr. yolks 2 eggs, I cup
cracker crumbs,
Itemove the coarse outer leaves
of the cabbage, tnt out the stalk
and cabbage around it to make
:i good -sized -cavity, but leave n
shell about one inch thick. Cook
Ihe cabbage shell in boiling w.iler
for ten minutes. I tip into cold
water and drain. Combine bread
crumbs with bant, moiled butler,
green pepper and yolks of efcgs.
M W thoroughly ami fill cabbage
with in Ktu.ro. Cover filling with a
coarse cabbage leaf. Tut two or
throe strips of bacon in a casserole
and place the bacon on top of the
cabbage and pour 1ft two cups
boiling water-. Place cover on cas
serole and cook in a slow oven
for two hours. Take off the cab
bage leaf covering the stuffing,
sprinkle wllh cracker crumbs anil
dot wii h bits of butter. Brown
in a hot oven.
South African Woman Lives
In TrniHf I'il'tccn (Year;
RIETEONTE1N, South Africa.
(AP) Scientists from England
w ho ha ve h ca rd r ecen 1 1 y of the
case of a woman hero who has
been in a trance for 15 years may
come to Itiet fontein to make ex
tensive Investigations with the
hopes of helping the victim. The
woman is Miss Anna Swanepoel, of
Lich ten burg, ogo 35, who became
unconscious in 11 Hi when she was
notified of the sudden death of her
fiance.
Not once, according to the at
tending physicians, since that time
has the woman been fully con
scious. After U years in her own
home, under the care of relatives.
she was taken to a hospital whore
attendants administer food and wa
ter every two hours.
Announcements
Social announcement may
be printed In tlif 9 column frv
of charRft, Any announce
ments pertaining; to any func
tion such as cooked food
aales, etc. will be refused. Ai
nounocmenU, to be printed the
Mine day, niut be in socle f
editor's hands by :00 o'clock
New editor's note.
The way so many young fellows
are ruining their . health with cig
arettes you would think they ex
pect another war.
entertain the li. K O. cluh thi
evening at their home at
Adams avenue.
(Vv m jt0ioc
Boys and Girls
Get this Complete
First Aid Kit FREE!
Thousands of boys and girls throughout
the land arc joining the Junior First Ai J
Legion this week.
Uncle Dan Beard, the beloved leader of
The Boy Scouts, says: "it's a splendid
ide.i! Every boy and girl should study
First Aiil work."
And it costs only 11c to join.
This store is an enrolling station. Join
up here and by early mail, you will re
ct-ive from Bauer Black, who are spon
soring the Junior First Aid Legion, .1
handsome rnemliership button, a 1wx)k of
First Aid instruction and the complete
handy pocket First Aid Kit shown above.
Think of it! A course of lessons that
may some day enable you to save a hte
your own or your bef pjl'a! And
you get a Kit of rim aid supplies free
which alone is worth many units the
membership fee.
Radio
Mountain Stanlr.rd 7S9 7S90f.... 7 S
w i:it.M;siAV. apiui. tin
Mountain Standard Time Stalling
KOA, 1 oner. Colo. (:i;i;M( p.
m,. li lull ft orchestra ; H:lK t u
dio program, i Jenvor IJontoiujH;
Kinir Sing; Si suuihoniHt; Ka
ori'hOMtraj 10-.,t'':Hu u. m., Joe
-Mann orchost rn.
Pticl.'ii' Standard Time Station
KPAM, Pullman. Wanh. (4S,(i),
7 : m - it p. in., (vroup hook:.', wrirln
HiKina K'ippri Hororit y ; Mary
Kliv.iibei h Turner, plan I'M ; Vera
Hohllfe, vocalist Kriia Nelsuti,
reutler; 'Second Trial," Audrey
Sin aire, r-'iiiler; vocal moIo. Iioro
thy S' i Hi I in i ; phi no and banjo
seeeltloiiH, Mary l-:ilwtbi-th Tur
ner, llrbti Krluk; Htw'ntft Kupptl
Krouji annus; -The pole of Vlla-;
minis in 1 JvokI u'ek. I'Yeilinfj,"
Prof. Jerry Sotola; "IliiHdlmv Ma
terials for Your New Home."
Prof. Htfden I'1. Ilet'inauj "What
KewiUK Club Uirls Arc OoiUR," 11
ilelle Alp'r. .
Kl-M, I .os An;;elefi, Calif. (-ICS, 5).
Tt : HO-il p, m., ICxamlner'M itiM'
slcal half hour; li-i! ; 1 r. Mac
Janiel'H niiihtly doimH; HSI5-7.
Hiidltfnioi talk; 7-7 ; :(a. dete'tive
stories from real life. Nick liar
ris; 7:;tu-S. proKr.im, Goodwin.
KMuroi', AlacKay Insurance com
pany: Apollo iiinle uuai'tet, Mar
K'liorite t,i ("rand'', pianist; K-!,
. lOveniriM Herald's hour of dance
music: S- lt. Ka miner; w-mi
mom hly movie .njir;iiii froiii the
Wampus club; i u-1 1 . I 'a I rick -Marsh
dam oi-chf ut ra, I lei ty
l'atrick. snloist.
K'.KUA. Se'alile, Wash. (4r.i.r!), 4
i") ; 1 fi p. m., William h1. lloi"finanM
Olympic b'it' eoHcort orchost rn ;
:4.r-S : 1 r.. Hopper Kelly com
pany proryrnm ; Srlid-1 it. Times
proirraiTi.
Kh'WIi. Hollywood. Crdtr. (5rV2i.
7 M f-9 p. m., prount m A rrow -head
SprltiM hotel with Arrow
head HprlUKs stritiK quartet
tireat WeHtertt male 1 put riot
Charles Heiiuchauip, t e n o r;
Charlie Wlliuan, the Prince ot
Jmva; W -in. Coon and .bicobs,
wtudevitle vocal yet, Irvlnx Ab
rjihainson's tlarteiuin dance or
chost r; jn-lt. Warner Hrotherfi
boor under dlrectiun of Harry
Seymour: ll-l a. m.. Ilraudstat
ter'H Hullwoo. Montmarte cafe
dunce orchost i n, Mel Pedosky,
leader.
KOO, ttakhind, Calif. (Sill. 2), 3 p.
m.. mimical program and apcak
or. Cora I Willlamn inst Hut e;
-f::H. Ilote! St. l-'rancis.
;K(;V. I'ortlaud, ( rc. (4!it.fi), 12: tin
p. mi., litise Cily trio; ft. ehll
dren'K program; K, KlUs' LodK
conveni imi,
KII.I, I. OS AllKeb'S, Cnllf. (4lfj.S),
ti-ii;:!n p. mi.. Art llekman"s ntlt
nmre hotel' concert orchost ra.
Kdward l-'itxpai rick. iHrcetor;
'l:ii-V:.';n, little stories American
bisiory. Prof. Waller Hylvesb'r
IIciIkom; tii-k WhlMow. juvoiille
reporlorj Jtaby Mnrlol MacCor
iniic, Mii-ki-y Mrllan. screen star
lorn; k-K:;ki. weleul Uic lecture,
In-. Mara HumKardt; n.:ui-i;:iii,
program, Alpha Tan ( nnoa
Alnijini aasociation. linrkuiau
. Pros. Hawaiian striliB' trio;
WHIiaiti liiilliuK-r, flutist; H.
Valentino, bariioiu; !(:;io-Ht, Pic;-
j ly WiivKiy Idrls Mtrlnw irio; 1H-
Art Mickmaji's llilttooro
T hotel dance orch.-siia, Karl IturL-
nett, loader,
K.Hi, Heattle. Wash. (:84.4. 1:30
t. m.t inuHical talk, Itaymund
Haviil HolmcR; N:KU-tl::i0, Post
Intelligencer . iudlo concert;
yiltt'-l'', iilustrutod Itadlo tiav
eloffue, Xornuiu Pearc.
KI.X. Daltland, Calif. (5uii.2). -7
. to.. oiKan concert; H-:i. n
tcrtaintneni ;! ll-U; 1 ft. American'
theater orchewtra; ft:ir-ltt. pn
ftram; ia-ll:45, Tom (Prun
vlch'8 ballrooia ontorialners,
K X A" , II o 1 1 y woo d. Call t. ( :! x tl . ;o .
fi:4f)-ii:l!j p. in.. WurlilKor shidio
prcRram. sports .inlk by Hid Hi ;
:lfi-7, dinner dance music; 7
H. Amba.ssudor hotel concert or
chestra, Josef Hosenfehi. louder;
S-y, pi-onrum. Clear Lake Heneh
comtmny; H-ia, K N X foatura
tinift-ram : Hi -1 I lolly wood! jj ml
com m 1111 it v d nee ore lies) t it.
KPO. San Krancisco, Calif. H2!.r,.
- 4 :;iti-r,;;tti p. rii.. It tidy Sehter-s
l-'airtnonl hotel rrchosl ra ; tl; ;:a
S, Slates restaurant orchestra...
Timber I.imd I aw Suit Settled
Iiy CiiiiIoiuIn Alter Hot) Ycnrs
PIUdCK (Al')--A law suit con
cerniiiK a. larK tract of siandlnt?
timber which vvas hetm :MMi years
ui;u hits b'-en srlth d, 1 1 wio au
nuiuicod recently. Thn land in
UUestion wo formerly claimed by
the wctiKhy family of fck'hoenborn.
of Volke l.m'ky.
News from Hmiria ia bad, Nearly
IiU.pin) women there hold public of
fice, so iv ho liolda their babies?
. Spring's Newest :
Pi Sweaters
Every woman s h 0 11 1 1
liave one or more of them;
dainty Sweaters. Come, in
and i n s p e c t the style;
quality, colors and price.
S3. 75 and ut)
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( LADJES READY-TO-WEAR
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AND MILLINERY
Ready -To -Wear and Millinery
I H-niwwTngiiri iimimiiii iiimiihihiihiiiwiiii whiiimii 11111 win 111
WEDNESDAY -LAST DAY
I
With every Hoosier Kitchen CrAinet
bought. today and 'tomorrow
let lr buck I
Candy energy! You need
it whether you're riding
"bad una," or putting in
eight hours at a desk.
That's why you'll find it
a mighty good plan to buy
several Sweet's Rodeo
Ears at a time to keep an '. '
extra one t-lways handy.
tSWEET'S
You Know It'iGooiI
Uccaute It's Made fciy
Swki't's Salt I.akb i
iUc t-fntneot Kel
Good Candy
VERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
LSI.
ROYAL
vacitm svt:i
I.R
will tnki llw ilrmlKery out
nf jimr spi Ihk lioitMclcuu-
.Make your tlconlng n
plrnsiirc, nut t tiiU,
I'or n l-'ltKK dfiiiiiMMlrii
Ihin nt juiif home, call
.MAIN I'JI
La Grande
Electric Co.
"TIip Slow of Qnallly
nuil Kt'rvire''
Mrs. flms. Plftyle will )C hosier j
to the ThnrMny HrMfff club Thurs-
drty afternoon, April 3, at hr
lionu' on Sro ml trt-t,
a
T?i M. T. A. dnnrtne rlnss and
orrhstra prartlro which 1ms hfon
lun k pljirf on V'i1n''J-;iy nif hi j
of pach week will held this week
on Tu'pi.luy nlsjht nt nim- oVlock. 1
The iiHf tutr of tin- Wftlnn'liiv
Bri'lK'' cMib li.-is bft-n post m'.n-ti un
til aff"T inusjc wt'i'k.
.
Mrs, K. .lar-ol.'c n will iv hostS5
to the Y. (. ofub tomorrow nfii-r-nonn
nt ln-r honu- on (lrrnwool
mrfct.
-
Mr. nmt Mi. h'lnr Tln.16 will
mi
Fill Every Socket With
EDISON MAZDA LAHPS
Buy Them Where You See This Sign
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St Phone 393-W
! . 28 S3
li feM'
PAY ONLY $1 DOWN
Tin's chinaware set, cutlery
and glassware
You will he delighted with the charming decoration nnd Colonial
pattern of this high-gnuta, semi-poreelain dinner set. You must
see this set to really appreciate it. It is attractive enough to
grace any table a set you will he proud to own. If you huy
your Hoosier- today or tomorrow, you get this fine set at no
added cost I
" 1 1 s
You must hurry -offer ends
tomorrow
This is your last chance to take advantage of
our remarkable Hoosier offer. If you buy
your Hoosier today or tomorrow you pet Willi
it, at no extra cost, a beautiful dinner set. a
real Dexter cutlery set and a fourtcen-piece
glassware set.
You cannot afford to delay, however. This
is a special offer to introduce the new 1!)25
Hoosier Highboy the finest kitchen cabinet
ever made. And wc have only a limited num
ber of cabinets for the occasion. If you wait
they may all be sold! Come in today or phone
and we will reserve a Hoosier and the three
sets for you.
We have also a limited number of other
Hoosier cabinets on which the same lib
rial special offer applies as long as they
last.
ill
iiH
Dexter Domestic
Science Set
The Cutlery Set that you get
with your Hoosier was designed
by one of the most famous do
mestic science experts in Amer
ica. It includes a carving set of
knife and fork, two spatulas
specially designed, a variety of
knives ten pieces in all. Kach
utensil is made of finest cruci
ble steel, pliant and keen edged.
Crystal IGIasswarc
Set
With .. ur Hoosier you got, loo,
the fine gl ir-sware sec shown
above. Eaeh piece is specially
de ':ied to keep ingredients in
peifect conriil-un. There are
seven spice .ill's, five large con
tainers fiM- dry staples, one
smaller oi for tea cr cocoa and
an open o.sh th;il is ideal for
salt.
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