La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrnestkVf June 2,- 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pae Three NEWS of SOCIETY An a tractive uffnir took place ytaierdny afternoon at the homo of -Mm. A. T. HIH un Kliat atrett. when Mrs. Hill and Mm. Charles lllngaman entonalnrd the Mumluy Urhigc Club with a bridge lunch eon. Covers wore laid for twelve und ut 1:15 o'clock an excellent plute luncheon was served. The table was cleverly, deooruted In u blue and yellow color scheme, blue lupin mid yellow voau nerving u I he centerpiece. r luring the afternoon's play fol lowing luncheon Mrs. William Ash won high Bcore and Mrs, A. , R Hemlrickson received the second prize. The gut-st prize went to Airs. J. C. tiullintf. The same, col or Kchi-ine was nat-d ui the living room aa In the rilnliife room. . Mr. and Mrs. I. . Hunford and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Kitrhen cnter lulned the memlu'rH Of Hie Tuesday bridge club and I heir ' husband lu.nl evening with a dellghliul par ly ut the home of Mr. und Mrs. Hun ford. The homo was artistical ly decorated n yellow and white color sctiemo, i lowers being useii. Four tables of bridge were at play 1 1 1 1 Mrs. Kd Boylen winning hlgiti neure among the, ludlej;i omi tltm I'Vntienien's prlsse going to It. ,1. ' Green. At the close of iu pluy a tvo eoiuse luncheon wns rt-'rved. ' Honoring Mr. find Mis.' Walter. Ifln, Mrs. Grunt Hoan, 1 find Mrs, at Kali Lake City, tttnh. Mrs. (J. A.; lean,' Mrs. Grant ollort and Mrs. G. A. Chadwick entrtnlned Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs, A. V- Bean on Third street, The pur pose of the parly was to acquaint) Mrs. Ilean with Mr. Ilean's friends here. purine the evinlng games were played. Thirty-six people ' were present. ' The home' was decoraled In green and yellow, roses being us- 4i. The luncheon at the close ofj Hie evening was the cans. of much merriment,' there being thirteen Items on thb menu from which j each guests was to choose three. ' Victor DePlnto will present a number of pupils in violin recital Ihls evening at eight 'o'clock at the. Klrst Methodist Kpiscopal church; The evening's program follows: (a) Gavotte, Clark! Donna Peott, Bevllle Pratt. Klmer Harnden. Ber tha llantz. Murel Andrew, Clema Shaw. (h) l.itllaby, Lachmund: Bertha Hnntz, Lawrence Bay, Bevllle Pratt,'- Donna Rcott, Elmer Harn den, ('leant Shaw.' -II vioux j)i ktk (a) Halui d'Amour, Klgar: (b) Forget Me Not, MeHethn Berthu Hani, tonua Hcoit. - Ill VIOM.X MH, (j) Truunierel, Hchuinann, l.ftw rhc.o Hay. - (u Houvenic. Drdltt, (b) Sr (Hitm, iJarnefeit; LJertha Hunt... '(Y, KHinance, Wlenia wnkt, ' (li) Aduglo. Hied; Donna ficott. . IV .Bclitmnterlled. Mch umuun -Klein-eoke;' Iionna Hcoit. ljiwrence Bay. Kevllle Pratt, Klovd Merry, Kutli erlne Whlssler. Bettliu Hunt.. Mu rel Andrew. Clemu' rthaw Lenore l.edbeiter, Cleon Cuulwell. Knlon (Special) The Womnn's Cub held ltd luat meeting for. this season last, ThurHliiy uhernoon at the huiue of Airs. I'runk Sturgtll in North, I'lijou. Tue purposed build ing ot a club home was postponed for this sumuiur, but the club . iu still - working toward the point where" they can heve a sulrahle piure tur lueir invetings ami -programs. ' ' : f t'ii'i lfi-rs for ' the : mining yer were tfkMite.d and conimlttees ", np polnjffd.' (ilher.-'buslni'ss ' for -the plunntng of ne(t -wlntrr'a incntii;H was Imnsneted. j Mrs.-I'rnnk Stur glH 'was eli-cted : preslileiit", 'Wr's. CaMiv:iti "('oniior, Vice-president Mrs. Mabel Gab-; , secretary, mid M it;. M c in ney, t reasur -r. . '. Cove (Special) The Annual meefl'ng of the Woman's club was helft at the Library Thursilay af- ternon. Two new members were added to the roll.' Officers were lecied lor Ihe enduing year ' s follows: Mrs. I,. M. I.alrd.. presi dent. Airs. Italph Comstock, vice pri Kldeiit,. Mrs. ,. (J. Conkllii, sec retary and Mrs. George Afejianlel. trensufer. Guess Is Wrong, ; JtV a Nightie i i .ill xth it; t 4 111' m WALLING'S H XE CI.F.ARAXCE Sale All TiininiLHl Pallrrn Hals, sircol Hals ami Hals trim med In ottr own work room ALL GOIXG AT COST1 Money-Raising Sale Still On. WALLING'S r . Announcements - v ',. Social nimonncempnts - may be printed In this column ttio ot .charge. Any announcements pei'tulnlii to any fmictloiw such aA cooked food Kales etc, will bo re-fuse. Aiinminccineiiu; id bfi printed the saint' day, must be In society editor's hands by 0:00 o'clock. Xcw editor's note. . ww 41 - f 1 lister KitcKeru BY SISTER MA&Y beef hath, rlsp toast, milk, cof fee. l.uncheon Uliked hominy, broil ed ham or bacon, water cress, rhu barb tuplocaj . bran bread. - mllkt tea. Pinner Vesl rut lots with toma to aut e, 'haht'd potatoes, beet irreens. . Jclllrd vetfeluble salad, chocolate Ijreud pudding, graham bread, milk, coffee. Crisp bridled bacon should he served to children mttler achool uno In tilut'e of hum for luncheon. The cress should be finely minced and seasoned with lemon Juice and oil. Vinegar, should not bo served to children under 10 years of age but lemon juice being- rich lit the elusive, vltamines should be used with a feood oil to drc.ts their salads. Three fourth cup line homing, 1 cup ) ltd I m k water. 1 teaspoon suit, i cups milk, 4 tuhlcMpdofta butter, I tablespoon suptar, 1 ess. Add ault to bolllngr water and slowly aild hominy, atlrrinff con stantly.' Boll over the- fire for two minutes. Then put QV-r hot water and coolc until water Is absorbed, Hiiv in one cup of milk und cook over hot water for ope hour. He move from heat, udil butter, ;suKir, remaining, ntllk and egg- nllKhtly beaien. ileal well dud turn into a Wt-H-huticred baking dish. Hake .one hour hi a alow oven, serve with a milk firavy made in the pan the ham was broiled in. Young children must not be given this gravy. . Rose .Queen . i i , Si f ill V in Vfra, Ronald J. Honeyman will reign w "Queen Suzamiu I" at th Port IhiiU, Ore., roue festival next month. k member of a pioneer Tortland fumlir. atie will make her trluinpliul entry uu th lilstorlr '-uttleshlp Or i- , ". COVE'S GROPS DOING NICELY THERE'S chic a well aa comfort to thU leevolcss night gown ot "catln atrlped voile wltb red popplea - gracing Ha surface. - Th Ilea at the shoulder and belt ere ot red ribbon, and the skirt Is cut in polnta nnlahed with a plcot edga. It la different, at any rat. St. Pi-ti-rs Episcopal Guild will meet WVdnesduy arternooif nt 2:- 30 o'clock ut Honon Hall. . . .. ' 1 ' The- LariS's Aid society of the Prpshvteriun I'hurch will mpet In. morrow afternon In' the community The New French Curl When yon wish the charm, inc effect of a soft, natural curl, the new French paper ware Is the only answer. Our shop Is admirably equipped and trained to glTe tills new curl. You will be more than pleased with. the results. Phone now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom (, Sommer Bide "A Beauty Aid for Krery Need." Phone Halit 677 Some Beauty! ' It Ex i. J: a -FTl 1 v r I: M iff iJ2 am 7k Italian Plaque A New Line of IMPOHTED rP.INTS KEI) WOOD HOXKS PLAOt'ES CANW.KSTICK8 MIltROHH SrO.Nl'KS Roe them and recrlve Fie Instruction In this work M Richardson's Art & Gift Shop ft-f at m ? MISS FA VE MARTI X, Waterloo, la.. If another ona of Emit Lliuwkamp't fl(tik must beautiful women In v.'io tnited States. ifi t. room of the church. Mrs. flanforrt will entortoln the latlie of the Tuesday Bridge club tomorrow afternoon with a bridge luncheon. The Ladles Auxlllniy to the Brotherhood of Kullway Trnlnmcn will meet this evening at 7:30 o' clock at Eagles Hull, i The Allcel Ladles Aid will meet at the home of Mi's. I. A. Howell Thursday afternoon, June 4. The Neighbors ot Woodcraft will hold U butmeas meeting Thursduy aficrnon. June, 4, at the home of Mrs. Henry Yeske. 1005 Washington Avenue. Hints for the Housewife Italian Told to lU'aave : HO.M K (A!1) A stem warning itgulnM attempting to enter the I'nited Hiutea by. Illegal inennn has been Hsueil to prospective llaltult migruntH l.y Henator l.tilgl I.ulggl. He has pointed out the severe Btop.i taken agaltiHt clandestine tin mi grants by the American authorities, and has ui ged prospective emi grant a either to await their turn in the quota or, hotter still, to go to Franco or Argentina. POVK (Speelnl) Props In this vicinity are growing fa.it. The corn which was recently planted Is com int; up nicely. T. H. Johnson and A. I Iteeker have hrounht their alH'i-p front High Valley to feed on their mum iiieri'iilluw before they start plow ing. ; Mrs, Leah necker left Inat even ing tor her home In La Ornmle. Dalton and I'.oy (.Mark of La Dependable ingredients assure . good cakes that's why THE WORLD'S GREATEST Has a prominent place on the pantry shelf in millions of homes SALES Z'a TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRASS FROM k . . . . 1): ft I M rrrr n TTIellutteii New Styles New Fabrics ; : ' New Colors A captivafincr variety of chie. vouthful. colorful Frocks Tlelhiton or home,' street, business, sport and vacation wear. V Perfectly finished!' Easily laundered! ; Sensibly 'priced! J LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY '( " .. : .' Oramlc nprut u few dnys at; the Johnson home recently. Mr. and Mrs; Nell Klght. Howard Claswett and Mm. J, W. Krisbce vis ited at the John t'ha'iiwlck homo at I'nlon recently. The recent rains caused warm creek to overflow, washing - out bridges und flooding the roails. Mr. and Mrs. L J. Chadwick were business visllora to A llroiule Vrldny. j A. K. Hartley Is the proud own (r of u new Jevvett ear. T. II. .luhiiKoi, was a Ia Ornnde visitor Tuesdny. . T-lie boys' and girls' elub met at the )uncan home Wednesday to Judg cattle. Ji. O. Avery, county agent, met with them. Joe Gardner sawed wood at ell Jvlght's Saturday," l Mr, and Mrs. U. T. lloswejl havo returned from the IO. O. V, cpn ventlon held at Ashland) .stuntly Hilled when struckihy tt .irnnAo.l iim,iw bolt of . lightning while plowing. atrilc several block.s from. I.Ih home. Police surgeons sail) hi.-c death wos the resuir of a ln a. t t- CH'Jirge Btephenson. 48 yenrs old, taek probably eansed by'tlie ulnrnt. . ,. Several farm hands working nearby escapeq, M;ilTM(i KU.liS TWO ' DKS MOINK8, In. (AP) - TkO Pumi wi'rw killed und ullothor 1d Juri'd ilttrliifr on rlrclrlr atorni hira lnle Monthly. IN'U'r Hrown. a fftrllio, wik Ih- STKAWIIKHUY .Il ICR FOR Bl'M.MUli ia'NCH Tl,n hnnwu'll wild WlsllOS tO fin umiBiinl (Irlltlr fllirilllT Die summer months will prcpuro at raw- berry juice uulore llto aeaBon cIohch. A little juice of tills piquant berry alda a delightful color and t'luvor to nny fruit drink. li.nf three cuds or Biietir and miH rim nt WJiter In HIl eillUnclCd ware stuiccpnn. Add two enpa of strawberries and. 11011 icn minuies. Mosh the strawherriea In the ayrup an.t.n, nil Ilia Inlpn will he PI- tractcd. Then let cool. Knameled ware Ifl impervious to the action or r,...W anlrlR an there Will he 110 danger of the fruit beeonilwr af fected or discolored. Have bottles or jars ready, heat the fruit again, und scnl while hot. A inpi, .nn.l minrh Ifl mnde of strawberry, pineapple, lemon and nnnire Inlce fitranff tea and water. with either white birch beer or Klnger ale added Just berorc serving. .Motor Vehicles Jfiinilier Dnys Ot llnrse-ltrnwn Culm In llorlln BKHUN (AP) The days of the horsedrawn cab In lierlln appear to bo numbered and wllh Its pass ing will go an historic Institution of Old Derlin. Time was when the different colored "stovepipes" worn by the drivers Indicated whether the cnb was first, second or third cla?n. Now there is only one class, anil that is thoroughly dilapidated. The few remaining cabbies are well beyond 60 and their numbers will not Increase as new llcenaes are Issued only to motor drlen vehicles. Owners of the horse caba liuve u hard time making a living na there la little call for their va hides except at the arrival of trains, when all the automobiles and taxlcabs are engaged. Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber We lime Jnst What You Want In LUMnr.n, sash and doors and khinci.ks ll will pay you to uivuttlgaut our prices. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN 8 DRAIN AMI BOX WOOD-l'HONU MAIN Ml J. U MUNIIALI, HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM? Bring It n TT T90! Better Homes To Our T1 A TOT? JC3 Metier KAlXJX O Expert Do Not Suffer from sore, tentler or- blcoding'iffums," rrin We have a remedy for this condition that is guaranteed. 50c Moon Dru Co. Everything 'or the Sick Room Thone M-6S M Is.- FRIGID AIRE TIM ooolliuj oaU ara doslgnul In proper alia ro cuo yoor Ine box, wlicllicr It Is laiije or aiiiall and to kocp tlie tfininraluro In tlm fnoil oimvartnmit hafily below CO uYgreltt J.'olirvDlivll. , , ( . , Jesse Roaenbaum, Agent, with Benbam Electric Co. Phone Main 104. , New Foley Bldg. rLjrj!- - 1 . 1 ' ''i If You Want tlie Beat Breatl - Cakes - Pies - Cookies Ue Sure It In Mntlo by GwUUaju'a- dectrhi bakery Eastern Oregon'i leading Broad and Furry Bakers Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Gilden Crust Fill Every Socket With EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Buy Them Where You See This Sign H. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St Phone 393-W I ; jf limn aWWIHalliaallieajajallllMWIIIIIIIiiW IIIIIIIIIManTOflimTM II I'm I " ' im urn iniMiii. .mitti'iniirtl'1 VjiSirLj.. ,. ' -l . HI Prepare For Warm Weatber A PERFECTION OIL STOVE will relieve the dmdjjory of Summer cooking. A size for nny need. Furniture Exchange Kir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE riGGLY WIGGLY is the only system of merchandising in existence today which makes a real distinction between that whichis useless and thut which is necessary in retail food distribution. No delivery, no telephone orders, no bad . debts, no waiting to be waited on you help yourself, nationally 'known goods, clean store?, enormous volume of eales at a small margin of profit. Fnrni iv.ulenis ShnriH.'n I Country Dwcllors Wita Cl'ORfiF RLRXAKI fcil.WV. Thlt i rrrent photo of (ha f.imoiA. Knslih author, who rUa tvliat lie pleMiw and Ce away with It, erven h cooKnaUlra old. EofUit4.. OI-OUCESTKIi. Eng. (AP) Contrary to gt-ncral belief, persona living In ihe country have the ; Rreulfst uinount ot brutna us com j pai-pd wllh !lty (Jwcllcra, occord- ing to E. F. U Wood. British min j Inter ol agriculture. ' "I wunt to ootnhat a delusion of the rtt and town folks." said Mr. ' Wood apfaking In GloucratT re ! ccntly, "that the country child, inan or woman la Icn clevpr and Iniol ll(fcn t thun IiIh brothcrH and nlfdra In th con"a(i-d dlatrlcta. Th' truth It that aKrlriiltur? and I hi thlnga afeocluttl with it df nmiitl a j(r ;it r iiwutiru of Intflll fcinip, nt' prtnc and grip than th work done by the Ihousanda of tuwnanln., WONDERLAND Fishing is getting good in the Wallowa Lake Wonderland. We nave a limited number of U. S. Forest Service Maps showing all traiU and roads in the Wallowa National Forest which are yours for the asking. We also have the best assortment of Fishing Tackle in Eastern Oregon Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co. cvnxTpQ GRAPE JUICE h KUI b Red Wing, 1 pt. bottle... 32c Tea Garden, 1 pt jug... 28c Red Wing, 1 qt. bottle. 60c Tea Garden, y2 gal. can..... 77c Red Win' Vfe gal- bottle $L0 Marshmallow, 5 lb. can.. 63c Cane and Maple VINEGAR1 A. & L., 2i. lb. can 38c A. & L. Cider, 1 pt, bottle 21c Liberty Bell, 5 lb. can...- 87c !je!nz' gder 1 pt. bottle 2fic cm i in n - i or Heinz, Malt, 1 pt. bottle 2fic Skookum, 10 lb. can $1.9. Hdnz; whi pt bottle.......,t:c I ARMOUR'S PURE LARD, 4 lb. pail - ..89c ARMOUR'S PURE LARD, 8 lb. pail...- $1.7 1 CANE SUGAR, 100 lb. sack , 56.89. Better Foods! Cleaner Stores! Lower Prices!