Friday, June 5. 1925,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Keutr en
tertained the mum bum of th Clio
Club and a number or guests hint
cvonlnK the Country Club. The
club rooinu were decorated with
bushels of various sprint? Mowers,
attractively urrunped, and during
. the .evening nine tubUs wen; tu
play.
Mrs. H. J. C.reon received hirh
seoro for the ladles club prise and
Klmer Ktoddard won the ifentle
meri'a club prize. The guest- pris
es went to Mis. I Appleby and
II. K. Wutklns.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served at the close of the play.
'
.Miss Constance McKeiizle, piano
student of Mhttt liludy Miller, will
appear in recital this evening at
eitfhl o'clock at ih library auditor
ium, -assisted by Miss Marian Lo-
vett, sopruno, pupil of .Mrs. Jessie.
A. Jlosktns. Tho progruu lor the
; evening follows;
i Traumerei, tfehuiminn; The. Pout
KpuuUg, K:humann: Kb in Dance. ,
Jensen,: Canzonetta, m.-Uutl Con-
stance MfKepzie. , j
) fling Kirifr Iiirds on the Wing, '
Godfrey Nulling; I Wonder if liver '
the Kcse. Hlnter Marian Kovctt.' 1
l.tgi-nde, TOrjliKyemi; Cotton .
,TalL Cecil liurlvlph; H.ivcuse. j
Cui; Wnltains Moll, Coldlni Con-J
jstaneo McKenzic. i
I Ileeause, Ouy D'lIimMot: "Ha ;
Knuugh, Clara, Edwards Mariac i
l.ovett. j
1 Marche MlliUire, (Iranados; ,
Scherzo, B flat, Hchuhcrt; Noc-
'turn Cfi-ief?: March of tho Dwarfs,
Grief,- Constance McKcnab.
lr. and Mrs. A. Hlchurdson
will leave toinoiTtm' morning by
unto for I'ortlaml. Mrs. Ktchnrd
soii will uttoud tho conv.nl Ion of
tho National i'Ydorution of Music
Clubs there. Sin? Is i director of
tho Statu Federation of Music
clubs. The feature during Hie
week of the , Convent Ion. which
titans tomorrow, will bti tho first
performance of the American .Op
era "The Echo" by Frank ratter
son at the. Municipal Audlturluni
Tuesday evening. A d'si Inguished
art si east, Including Murle ltd li
poid, Metropolitan soprano. Mar
jo tie lodlfe, Chicago opem, star,
Lawrence Tibbott. , metropolitan
baritone and Lament, tenor, with
the Chicago opera company.
Itnthwell U directing tho opera.
A chorus of eight selected voices
of Portland and a ballet from
Portland will nasist in the per
formance. The full Kvmphony or
chestra of Portland will ueeom- j
pany. .
This Ih s;ild to be one of thei
greatest music eventH in the tils-j
lory of the west and Ih the four- j
teuntb bli-unlal of (lie National Mil-;
sic I'Yderution. Other I .a drain!" I
people who will attend the cunven-j
tion are Mrs. W. P. McAdury and j
Mrs. II. I.. Durum.
!
Mrs. K. P. MouHtnnn. of Kn Oi-an-j
de, was among the speakers it th !
Oregon Federation of Wo inch's '
Clubs coiiventlon at Marslifield,
Wednesday. Other speakers were. 1
C, C. Colt, Mlns Vella Winner, Mm. J
J. Iirocliway. Mrs. J. I., Palr-j
hanks, Mrs. William I trucker, Mrs. !
It. H. lierdinan and Itabbl Jonah
i;. Wise. I
In t lie , evening there was a '
beach dinner and frolic for the,
delegates.
' a
Twunty members of the Neigh-j
born of Woodcraft met yesterday
afternoon at t he homo of M rs.
Hanry Ycskc, HJof Washington
Avenue, for a called huslneas
meeting. After all business was
tratmaeied the remainder oi the
ait ruunn wan spi-nt socially and
icOvshiiiem served.
,
The. Queen Esther Standard
lb ki re I'm of the Mcthotlist Episco
pal Church met last evening at the
home of Mitu; Klizabelh Payton.
Twelve members were present am)
alter Hit; busiiicKS schhIoii the ev
enhiK was Kpent socially and re
freshments were nerved,
Medical HpriiiKM. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Tat Powers ant) I'n
cle Uunham WriKbt entertained at
dinner Suad:iy in honor of Chvirlcs
Wngbt of Savanna, Missouri, who
is vimtlnK here, Korty Bmst were
present and an excellent dinner
ws served.
The out of town Kut stn were:
Lou DutNon and family and Cora
If
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There's genuine satisfaction in
furniture of the special character
we provide for "better homes,"
and to buy "right" insures years
of added satisfaction.
Heed and ibre
furniture
Good furniture is by no means
an expense. On the contrary, it
is an investment that pays big
dividends in comfort and happi
ness. Sec our values.
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lyiliiliHIl
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Upholstered Reed Rocker
$34.00
Genuine brown reed Arm Rocker,
wing back, and spring cushion
seat. Chnir can be had to match.
Camp Outfits
Gold Medal Camp Stools.... $ .'Jo
Gold Modal Camp Chairs.. 1.1
Gold Medal Cots, Single .., 4.8o
Steel Frame Camp Stools 1.23
Miller Tourist Ued 12.30
Star Cut Glassware
Jugs, each 1.75
Goblets, per set 3.73
Cocktails, per set 4.00
Tumblers, per set 1.23
Berry Sols, SPECIAL $2.89
Gift Department
Special Lot of Gift Goods.. 59s
Special Lot of Vases 3!)e
Cream and Sugar Set -l!!c
These are the days when colorful Reed and Fibre
Furniture reaches the height of demand. Ap
propriate for all the year round, it is particularly
desirable at this season of the year because of its
lightness, coolness and moderate cost. Here is one
of our Special Three-Piece Reed Suites CJI 0"9
priced to sell quickly p & J-
Upholstered Reed Chair
$21.00
Cretonne upholstered genuine
brown Reed Chair, padded head
rest and cushion. Rocker can be
had to match. .
Enamelware
White Enamel Stew Kettle
5 quart size S1.10
White Enamel Double
Cooker, 2 quart size $2.23
White Enamel Tea Kettle,
No. 9 size $2.73
Bluebird China
1 Pattern in Bluebird China
while it lasts 20 OFF
Your Credit Is Good
Why Not Use It
Handsome Velour Suite of Two Pieces
Here is a beautiful suite that you will be proud to have
in your home. Construction is the best that can be
obtained, dowclled joints, webb bottom and coil springs
throughout. Upholstered in cut velour, taupe and mul
berry, tasseled arms, wing back $136.00
Fireside Chair to match $85.5!)
Tapestry Brussels Rugs One-Fifth Off
Wonderful quality rugs await your choosing. There
is a wide range of colors all at the very lowest prices.
ior example:
House Furnishings
White Granite Pails, 12-
quart size $2.63
White" Granite "Tea Kettle,
5 quart size $1.10
English Tea Pots, values
to $1..'!3. Your .'choice 89c
Daisy Churns $2.13
Family Scales $3.00
Columbia Window Shades
73c Up
Kirsch Hods, Single 33c
Sash Rods 20c
Laundry Baskets $1.23
Folding Clothes Rack $1.23
Full Size Ironing Buard....$.'I.O0
Large Flower Pots 23c
Vacuum Clothes Washer....$1.23
Mixing Bowls, set of 3 $1.00
Galvanized Tubs $1.30
Galvanized Pails, 10 quart.... 33c
Bread Box, Family size $1.50
Flour Sifters 60c
Milk Bucket $1.10
Bissol Sweepers $3.00
Measuring Cup, 1 quart 63c
Curtain Stretchers $3.93
A small down payment
the balance in convenient
weekly or monthly installments.
ipjiiiii
11.3x12 Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $48.00 $38.33
9x12 Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $29.50 $23.33
8.3x10.6 Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $32.50 $25.93
8.3x10.6 Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $30.00 $23.95
9x12 Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $35.00 $27.95
27"x54" Tapestry Rug.
Reg. $3.50 $2.13
lb-
Perfection Oil Stoves
Inexpensive to operate and coolor
than any other method of sum
mer cooking.
2- Bu.ner flS.00
3- Burner 23.00
J UniniT 30.00
Extra! SPECIAL Extra!
Saturday Only, June 6th.
Set of six Tea
spoons, neat pat
terns in grey fin
ish. These are
made by the
Wm. Rogers Co.
A regular $1.63
value.
59c
NO
PHONE
ORDERS
NO
DELIVERIES
CAKE
Our- home of fine furniture Ih
new, beautiful, desirable. Yet
beautiful and desirable are not
necessarily expensive. The indi
vidual taste cm be achieved at
moderate cost and none too ele
gant to be served by us. Bring
your home furnishing problems
to our lictter Home Expert.
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UNUSUALLY CLKVEK.
LOOKINO. uy folk, when
tiiey remark about tills rhild
picture. 'Ai ! of Alice Roose.
velt t the age of Ave. Alio,
Uuy say there in a great deal
of reaemblance between the
AUc of Ave and Daby rauline.
Bottom picture, Alice Kuoae
ToU Lionfworth aa she looka
today.
jWllMon, of lVmllclon. Mr. anil Aim.
Mm. .Mull Ix-un anil. Mr. anil Mrs.
M'hurliH I'Mi'inlnitK, of Kixiiln,;.
poc
BY SISTER M.RY
llroukfuat ' Kti'wrd rhubarb,
, fieruinbhMl okh wit h rlct', crum
itun.Ht, milk, cofiVc.
l.unrlnon IJiikcd rhmmi bt'ittiH,
whulu wlicut un.l leiiut'o uand
I wiring, biiUcd niHlurd, orunfro jum
bl(8, milk. tcu.
I I jMiiiii rjiuui iivifu v'in Mir. lit,
lltUHIIt'U poUllOt'H, (.'rrllllU'U ('(IITOtft,
Mtulfcd bfi't Kabul, orunyctl struw-
tjirrti'8, apoiiB't' cukt. nthuin
Uruud. milk, colfi'n.
If you hftvn never trh-d combin-
jiiiB: HtrawliorrltH with olhdr frulta
you hfivu n "treat in Hlort-." Kor
hi fiimlly oT ail it It h u thin layr of
Uliccd ImiiuiiiiH lii'lwcv-n I wo liiycrH
j or HlrawlH-ri li s wli h orun,;1 julco
Ipourtfi ovt the whole and the
htrrl8 Hwcf-it-nid with powdered
MiiKtir nddM iiiiieh to I ho euuihina-
j tlon. 'I'he friil t .should be eotu
bined mid phicetl on the lee for
u n hour or two before eervlinc
Oi-iiiiKe dmnbles
On lialf butter, 1 J cups
HUtrar. 4 tablenpooiiH orange juice,.
K rated rind of one orunffo, 2 epss,
2 rupti flour, 2 tenspoous baking
pow.ier, oitu-foiirth teunpoon Halt.
'ream butler and iilowly add
AiiKur. beat I uk until ereumy. lieut
In orange jube and crated rind.
Iteat ('Kkh tint II liKht ant) add to
fiiHt mlvliire. Mix arid .dft flour,
nail ami baking powder, ;md add to
flrat mixture. Knead liKhily on
molding board and roll Into u
tli in nhetr). Cut with a doughnut
eutter and hake in a quirk oven.
These little eak n art? particu
larly good with iced tea or lemon
ade.
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SATI ItllAV, .mm; 0
I Mountain Ntantlard l ime Millions
KOA, Nenver. Colo. (Ii2'2.4). -12
m Id night. Joe Alitnii and Ills
Kalnbow-I.ane orehetru.
rnelfle Stnmlard Time Stathnt
Kl'l, Loh Angelea. Calif. (4t7,
f; 3011 ). m., Hxaniiti'-r'H mat
JneeH program ; ii-H: 1 5, Mel Jan-
Pretty .
SUMMER HATS
"
Cool, Attractive
; Models
In Ceortfette, Hair Braid, Li;,dit Straws,
Silks and Combinations, in black, tan, grey,
, and all the summery shades, in small, med
ium and larj'e shapes.
$5.75 to $16.50
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND -MIL.L.INERY
lola' nightly dolncw; 6:45-7, rad
itoriul talk; "-7:i'. vocal pupils,
Myra Jiulln Vickir; 7:RO-7:4ri.
Osear Teel, ' concert baritone;
7:4ft, the lioo"khilr, Mlm Nancy;
8-H. Ulendule, Calif. Cluiinher of
Commerce from Kxumlner stu
dio; old folks evening at
home, arranged by Ulen Itlca
, and George l'Yenger; 10-11,
1'aekurd Hadlo club, Way WaltB
' and his ukulele, Carlson ulsters, ,
Morothy Cleveland and others;
11-3 a. "., KKI midnight frolic,
arranged by iJon Mtuin,
K'PWII, Hollywood, Calif, (2B2) 7
ti p. in., Vince ltom'a original
Hollywood Monimurte cafe daneo
.orchestra; (!), program, Montej
' Slur Vista Biibdlvlilers; 0-10 pop
ular song hour, Charlie Well
man; Kriekson sisters; Frank
Hlever and others; Warner llros.
syncopators; 1 ft-11, Warner Jirus.
frolic, direction Charlie Well
inun. KO-O, Oakland, Calif. (901.2) 8 p.
in., Swedish Hinging society. Ax
el I'lblstrom, director; Thor
vald Anderson, violinist; Herb
ert l,inden, vocalist; Arthur
WcIsh, cello ensemble; Virginia
Treadwell, contralto; Kmll l.irh
tig, baritone; "The Ouy That
Delivers the Goods," Thomas A.
Uoyer; Kthel Jsaacs, violinist;
Matilda Hpross, soprano; 10-1 a.
in., Henry Halstead's orchestra.
KG W, Portland. Ore. 4!H.&) fi-8.
p. m ,- dance musle. Jack Kou
der's orchestra; 10-12, Herman
Ketiln'a iMultnouuih hotel dance
orchestra.
KHJ. i-os Agebs. Calif. (40R.2)
fi;:to-; p. m., Leighton's A mule
eufeterta otchesl ra, Jack f'ron
ehaw, budei-; 6-u:30, Art Hirk
inun's liiltmorc hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward Kltzpatrlek, di
rector; 6:30-7:30, little fltories
American history, Prof. Walter
Hy I venter HertKog; Helene Ple
rle, screen Juvenile; Henrietta
Poland, readings; I'ntle John;
Hellnu Hlzer, suprnno; Kvelyn
Potter, pianist; Opal Key, read
ings; 7:30-8:15. national orator
ical contest winners broadcast,
lliltmort) hotel; fi:l&-ll. program
Ifs Angeles Honp company, ar
ranged by J. Howard Johnson,
presenting a miniature philhar
monic orchestra; 11-11:30, Art
Hickman's HUtinore hotel dance
orchestra. Karl Uurtnett, lender;
11:30-2 a. in., l-ost Angels or
KHJ, Majestic Six orchestra.
KNX, Hollywood, (.'atlf. (X36.D)
5:30-0 p. m., Wurlllzer pipe or
Win studio; sports tulk. Hid
Zlff; 6: 15-6:311,-travel talk, W.
R Alder; (1:30-7:30. dinner hour
music; 7:30-H. Vurlll7.-r pipe
organ Hludlo; K-lo, KNX Teature
program ; 10-11. A be Lyman's
Cocoanut Grovw dance orchestra;
11-2 a. m., Hollywood screenlnnd
night.
KPO, Hun Francisco, f'alir. (42S.3)
(1:80-7:30 p. m., Johnny Hoick's
Cablrlans; 8-12. Art Wddners
dance orchestra.
Mlhh CMTV. Ore. Kffectiv
June l new train schedules wer ;
placed in effect on 1h MUI ,-Ottjr '
branch, (he main feature being dia- 1
continuance of the motor car op- i
crating between Albany nnd Mill -City.
No Hunduy lrnln will bit !
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WALLING'S
Hat
Sale
All Trimmed I'nltom Hats,
Klrivt Hills nnd lints trim
mi'd lit our own work room
AUj (mlC. AT COST!
Moni-y-Kiilsliiir Snlc Still On.
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When you tvlfh tho charm
tiifC effef't of a soft, natural
curl. Hie new l-Vench paper
wave Is tho only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
eqiilprMU mid trained to give
this ihj curl. You will be
more, than plcasctS with tlte
results. Phono now for an
appointment.
GE1ST MARINELLO
SHOP
ftooid 0, Sommer Bide.
"A lWautr Aid for
Dnrf Need."
Phone Main 677
Safe Milk
and Diet
For Infant., Invalid., tha Agad;
Nuralng Mothara, Chlldran, ate
Best Bid fit SnvaM,
A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that
nourishes and up-builds.' Use at meals, between meals, or
on retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years.
Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the
powder in hot or cold water. . No cooking.
Our Saturday
Special
A Lot n) Urautlful
I.AUCin THA l'OTS
Just thn tiling for tho
ninUinK of trii for Ice tex
ViiIuoh to J2.00
siitnrdny Onlyl
Whllv They last
At
69 cents
Richardson's
Art Si Gift Shop