.Wednesday," Juno 10,' 1!)25.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mra. -;. 1,. iiolima and ' Mr
f'lyji- Hi-t cniuriuim-d with an au
ti uclivcly appoint cl luncheon ycB-t-rday
ulternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Huliiu'H. a delicious Windier
on y. smvU tit J:!5 o'clock ut
four small IuIiIch. The tublcs wary
Iiifiniy drcoruiftl niih u jrrrn
ami white ml or scheme, IlKhtcJ
ijtven caiitlU-a and while pcont s
h in? us 'd.
Alter hindn-on 1iIIkc was the
ffiiiuif of the itftcrttiiii with Mih.
Ii. K. Wi Kti-iiiuivt-r winning hlph
K-orc for tht firal prize inl tha
s-eoml prize going to Mrs. F. R
Iluyeu. ;
Mrs. Albert Hunter was' hofttcHs
to the Itnmhler' Art Club yraier
y urteinoun at her counlry homo
With ix covered ditm luncheon at
one o'clock.. Cavern were laid lor
nineteen, with five guetca present
besides the club members. The
table was artist irally decorated
vi;h blue lupin.
After luncheon Mrti. , Wlllliut)
Miller f:ive an excellent paper on
"Dante" and Miss lluth Chenowith,
of Knterprlse, gave two beautiful
solo numbers. uc(nipiinletl by
.Mrs. (1. H. Hirnle at the piano. The
work of the club' for the minim;
year w:ia discussed and it was de
rided to Hlii'ly American Art.
Mrs. liar I McPherson, of frifiUlu!
Washington, who la a $xvM In l.ti
-(J ramie at the home or Mm. l.ynn
'WiiKtit. was the imtpirntjn,U lor
d'llKhtl'ul party yesterday ai'ier
noon when Mrs. Wrisht entertain
ed twelve ladies In her honor. The
Writrht home w-aa attractively de
corated with baskets of beautiful
wild flowis In blue and lavender.
The afternoon was rotiu t needle
work. At pn appropriate hour delicious
refrcshmcntK were sewed. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ' Zurhrtck
and two children have returned
irom a trip to Western Oregon
where Mrs. ZurbricU attended the
Ptatt Kern-ration of Women's Clubs
Convention nt Marshfield lost
week. She reports that the con
vention this year was the largest ,
ever held In the state and that'
much enthusiasm was shown by
the lurtfe number of delegates prc-s-
nt. La (Irande sent u one hun
dred percent dcb'gaiion to the
convent ion. Other delegates are
exp. eted to arrive In La Grande
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Zurt trick motored
through lb n d and Klamath Full
! It's Real Jazz
Costume
BY S1STEH M.AY
Rreakfaal Hi rawbrrb n, cere
al, thin cream, ciisp ryt- toast, soft
cooUrd vkhh, miik. Coflee.
Luncheon lluked Timbalc oC
ear.-ott:. graham break and butter
S'tndwlclu-s. hrubarb tapioca, milk,
tea.
I miner Mutton and vei;, tables
en casserole, creamed cnard, uioi'l
ed heei salad, pineapple lay(-r
cuke, white, brc.td, milk, coffee.
Swiss c.hurd Is a delicious vege
table too seldom un"d. The firm
tvntec of the leuvea l.-isle nun-h '
like asparagus when cooked a--pu-rately.
The whole leaf Ik cooked
and served like Hplnacli and un
cooked "greens" are nerved like
lettuce or romain. ( 'hlldren four
or five years of age may be served
chard ai: they would hi' spinach or
asparagus.
haked Tfinlmlr of Carrots.
Two cups minced cooked car
rots. 1 tablespoon minced parsley.
H teaspoon s-.itt, teaspoon pep
per, l bouillon cube.
Unit rooked carrot:; through a
collunder or put through the fine
knife of the food chopper. Season
with salt and prpprr and paraiey.
lif.it eggs slightly with s.iit and
pepper. Heat milk and dissolve
(bouillon cube in it. Add to heat
en t-gga. Stir in the prepared car-
rote am turn info a buttered bait
ing dish. Make in a pan of wa
ter in a moderate oven for Uilriy
niinuteii or until firm. Serve In the
dish in which the timbale was
huk.M.
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jiiarry Lloyd KJtnuson. hm rnrnii husUnnl I tut I. on Titi..gt ntv,
tnce her to iu preft Huenl. Noririae Sjiet mu) the nod Sper llutl
nvtiiy und married on the 'piiei. ten v law Sinumiii. mi i II rht rorme hiiMiuuiri
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WALLING'S
COAT SPECIALS
Fifty New Spring Conts
to select from; sizes 11
to 51. Every one a bar
gain. Priced from
$10.75 to S20.00
Hats Trimmed by us
and Patterns
2.95 to $8.50
WALLING'S
HERE'S a real jazz costume, with
the notes running about the
hem of the skirt, blouse and
leevea. The material is navy blue
Jersey cloth and the notes aro white
kasha cloth.
and the southern part of the state
en route to MarshfieM. They re
mained in l'ortland Saturday, tin
first day of tin National .Musk
Convention there.
Members of the Woman's Dene
flt Association met hint evening a:
the K. of I1, hall tor their reulai
business and social meeting- There
was ii large atendaneo. After tin
business sesion refreshments ver
served, during which time a pro
gram consisting of recitations am
talks was given.
Announcements
Social announcements ninj
ho printed in this column free
of charge. Any announcements
iwrinliiiiii; to uuy function such
as cooked food wib'S, ct!., will
he refitscil. AiimttiiHcmcnlH, to
bo printed the uiiie day, tmtsl
bo in noddy clltor's hnmls by
:uu o'clock. News editor's
note.
Thursday, Jane 1 1
Mounialii staudanl Time sintions
CNIU. Calpary. fan. (i;);.). p.
m., Arthur I'owell. pianist: Oc
or?o Iloothnian. baritone; Jenn
et te Tvoney. Soprano; i:clsior
entcrtnino.ri
California, Southern Ttranch.
KI'O. Sin Francisco. Cnlff. (42S.3)
7-7 : :: , p. m., Itmly Seller's l-'ulr-inont
hotel orchestra : S-H:fiO,
Theodore J. Irwin, organist;
Mrs. A. If. I'atter.'ion, soprano:
Srr.a-o. KOr playhur Harold
Sampson: !i-ltt. program. (.Jeortfe
II. Cawell Coffee e ompany: 1
11, Joiinny Ituick's Cabirians.
imim:is(.n.ii: r ri;;i:n
i-(u ciu:iit ltlMl i.
WASniXGTOX. (AD To ex
tension of credit to good people,
the refusing of credit to the un
stable and Incompetent, and the
r. musical Imprisonment of the credit erlml
Mclaniels' iial. Were urged by Secretary lloo-
Vnrlflr Standard Time Slnlions
Kl-T. I .os Angeles. Calif. (4C7). f.
HO-fi p. in., i:x-pmin
lialf hour; n-(i:tr.,
mghUy doinrs: 0:4r,-7. ra.iiotort-( ver Tuesday, as meihods of im
nl talk: 7-8 program arranged by 'proving tht- credit procedure in the
M-:illde Iteeves Hamard. mezzo- ! I'll it ed States.
soprano: 8-9. Chl-kerln Hall.j Strewing the enormous loss thru
Southern California -Music Com-1 oprnt ion of (.IV(ii, (.,iminahi. the
P.uij. :-mi. im-i hymphony play- 8l.t.r,.mry told tiie National Associ
ation of Cn-dit Men that he knew
The New
French
Curl
Wlicn yoa wish the churm
lug tffett of a sod, natural
curl, the new French paper
wnve la tlio only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
this new curl. You will be
more than pleased with the
resultR. l'liono now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Boom 0 Bommnr Bhlg.
"A Beaatj Aid tor
' Every Need."
Phone Main 577
The Ladles Aid of the I.mherar
Church will meet Thursday after
noon, June 11. in the community
room of the church, w!ih Mrs. .Mi
ckolson as hostess.
Woman Surprises Her
Friends
"Aftor a spell of Typhoid Feve.
7 years ago I began to suffer
from Indigestion and gas In m;
stomach und colic attacks. Thi:
gradually became so bad that ni
doctor advised an operation toi
gall stones. A friend advised mt
to try Mayr's Wonderful Hemedv
which I did with splendid tesulta
My friends were astonished nt inj
rapid Improvement. I have .1;
more bloating and can eat any
thing I wish." It removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intcs-
jtlnol tract, and allays the inflam
mation which causes praelienll
oil Btomoch, llver anil
intestlna.
ailments. Inching appendicitis
One doe will convince or mone
refunded at till dntggfsts. Adv.
ers. Porothy Woods, readings;
10-1 1, Kvamlnt-r; Harry Moore's
famous Vet ura orchesira.
IvFWll. Hollywood, Calif. 2 f. 2 ) , 7
-R p. m., Vlnce Kose's original
Tontmarte cafe dance orchestra;
S-9, Lake Arrnwhid dance or
chestra, Carrol Huxley, h-ader;
9.-1U. popular hour, Miller's In
ternational Hawaiian trio,
Hafch and Hny Kellogg, Parks
Sisters nnd otlvtjt; 10-11, Warn
er Brothers frolic, direction Ch
nrjbi .W'Ilmaiij ..-.; y.; ;
ICGO. Oakl-md. Calif. (361.2), S p.
m., California Music 'Teachers
association.' Ir--ne Mowhind Xic-
oll. contralto Lillian ILHeyor.
soprano: Ksther Mundell, sopra
no; Mine. SPelln Vought, sopra
no: Allan Wilson, tenor; Ib'nd
rlck tl.jerdrnm, pianis-t; Lincoln
S. Batchehler, pianist ; (Jeorgo
Kdwards, organist; Alice (fulhrlo
riyner, violinist; Luther March
ant, baritone: 10-1, Henry Hal
stead's dance orchestra.
KGW, Portland. Oregon. (401.5),
7:30-S p.- m.. baseball; 8-9, pro
gram, Yale Laundry company; j
10-12. Herman Kenin's Multno-'
niah liotel orchestra,
KH.T, t.os Angetes. Calir. (405.2),
(1:30-7:30 p. m.. Utile stories Am
erican history. Prof. Walter Syl
vester 1 tertzog, 1 (lejuu lira don, ,
screen juvenile and Cncle John,
Grace Crowner, pianist: 7:30,'
"Business Insurance." Chffl. Le
wen, S-10, program. John Wright
the Right Tailor, arranged by
Tncle John: 10-10:30, Valvollno:
trio; 10:30-11:30, Art Hirkninn'a
Bllmore hotel dance orchestra,
Karl Burtnett, leader.
KMX, Hollywood, CulK. (33fi.f) G:-30-R
p. m., Wurlttzer pipe organ
studio, sports talk by Sid Ziff;
6: LI, travel talk,. W. F. Alder; C- ;
:30-7:30, dinner hour music: 7:-:
30-8, one act play. KNX player,'
Edward Murphey director, cour
tesy Jones Book store; S-9, pro
gram. Brents l'urniture com pa- ;
ny; 9-10. KN'X feature program;1
10-11, Abe Lyman's Cocoa nut
firove danre orchestra from Am-
bassador hotel; 11-12. colleplatn
hour, students of University of;
waste than that
from commercial
of "no worse
which Points
crime."
"We maintain credit based on
chaiacter, for there Is not only a
large part of credit risk, but main
tenance of character us a basis for
credit is a stimulant to the nation.
"There Is alway:' a small propor
tion of crfmlnuis with us. They are
the destructive insect f who intent
MONEY
At 4rc on deposit hero
is far more satisfactory
than twice that amount
in shady stocks and
bonds.
Ilcturns of
nml ltiU'ris(
mint
Pi-fnclpiil
Ik tVr-
UNITED STATES
our commercial f.-.brlc. This s:rt
01 peisui is the bandit of com
merce. There is no greater service
t h.iii to n tenth -.-"sly pursue him."
Two Vacancies on dory.
Thi Delishtfully. Cool,
. Fnshiunftblc .
mmm
F
rod
Of Ucyncsc Swiss, by
Nelly Don
Remarkably priced
$C.25
An adorable model, with dainty'
lace nut collar and iwarl LutJ
ton trim, 1
Our assortment of new Nelly'
pons includes many other love
ly Summer styles cool morir
inu frocks jtnd smart model.!
for street, sport or business,
Priced from $2.25 to SlO.r.O
Putmans
Kcmly-To-N'car nml .Millinery
cmcAC.u (
dlffirultiej pr.
To-: lay of the
Darling Sliepli.
murder of his
Al') I ntoreseell
'Hied eoinpb-ti'.Hi
jury to try William
rd for the nibbed
millionaire foster
son, William Nelson .McCllntock. It
was hoped the two vacancies on
Hie jury would be filled Tuesifay,
but court wan adjourned early,
when the sixth special venire of
loo names was exhaiisied.
The prosecution Tuesday tele
graphed three witnesses to come
to Chicago Immediately They were
C. A. Xordland, of Auburn, Neb.,
and Stella Carson, Limb it, Iowa,
expected to le.ility v.h ti Shepherd's
foriiM-r financial aiatus and Ji-ro-me
l.itillo of Indianapolis, lud.
Ma:itlo is said to have heard Shep
herd remark, til May ,Yiev, Tex,.
"Willie will come out of 1'nis with
his pockets full." Hoberl 13. Crowe
the state's attorney, Tuesday had
is.med stibpoenaes iluces tecum for
the ri'coi ib; of Slieplu id's account
In one bank, and lliat of Mrs.
SiH'p'.ierU in I wo other!.
British Inaugurate
Slovcmcnt to Save
Village lilacksmith
HRUTKOltl) Kng. (AD Stre
nuous efforts are being made here
and lu other agricultural dlntricta
(tf Cngland to save the plct urcHtpic
old-fu.shloiie.l villag.' blacUsmith
from passing Into oblivion. The
until h of Kngland today is in,!
'tolihiK nml rejoicing' to draw un
due mi t, ni mil t hiin'lt. bat is
"sorrowing" a great deal more
than in the days when Longfellow
ideal. zed him all lieeiuue oi tr'tv
advent of the automobile and the
motor tractoi.
In their desire to "n.-.veM the vil
Uige blacksmith the Hertfordshire
enmity council members announc
ed recently partieulntti of a plan
deigned to keep olive the decay
ini; induslry which has been so
hard hit by the modern organisa
tion of the big mnnufucl ut'ers and
their agents who supply stamlard-ii-.ed
parts of farm impleinetus and
machinery on lines ol maas pro
duction. The ministry of agricul
ture has become, interested in the
scheme to prevent the passing of
the blacksmith nnd hos agreed to
cooperate In the movement.
Special committees appointed to
investigate tho plight of the smith
y havo reported that there ore
many articles In popular demand
which cannot bo satisfactorily pro
duced by factory methods because
or the skill and tho handiwork of
i he emt'tamnu which should count
more than lucre cheapness. With
a view of giving h village black
smith a new lease on life u. spe
cial exhibit has been (ir-ranged for
the Herts agriculture show open
ing early in June where prlxcs will
he awarded for agricultural imple
ments, wrought Iron gates, scroll
work, door fitllnga, general utility
wares, such us weather vanes und
umbrella ami golf stands.
I- W. Hpenitfhl. director of the
exhibit, has ulna proposed various
other schemes designed to prevent
the garage from replacing the
blacksmith shop and blleneing the
ring of the anvil forever.
Jane I'm I Cum-cLs I'la'y.
8ALKM, Ore. Ileeause of a
strike involving the Actors Kml!y
association. Jane Cowl und her sup
porting east who were to appear
here In ''llonieo and Juliet," nave
cancelled the engagement, a tele
gram to thi.s effect was received In
Halem.
Cabins I In (It nt Itcsort.
RANDY .Or. Construction of
eight new log cabins and a bath
hou.se at Mount Hood mineral spr
ings Is being rushed, a force of so
men being employed. Mr. Hummers
owner of the springs, hopes to
have the work completed by July
1. These springs are located o-bout
two miles beyond Government
en in p.
MARCELLING
Mrs. 1). Ii. Mosby
701 L Ave.
Km MM
HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM?
Brinjr It "I A YTT"90 Better Homes
tJTVV C3 Ex
To Our
Expert
Goods
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Oil Cook Stoves
n Screen Doors
Wire Screen
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone Main 8k
Cracked
SIDE GLASSES And
WINDSHIELDS
Arc Dangerous I
Have them quickly and
correctly fitted with fin
est polished plate.
At
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
FOR SALE
5-R00M MODERN HOME will be sold at cost.
See us at once. '
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
Retail Yard across tracks on Greenwood Ave.
if
RPSn ijffKWgrqft? ustvzT&mm " 1 - 1 " i
fflar7' J&T' f ""-iW . - . .j. ... . i 1
-X? iii? ' FRIGID AIRE
I? U rfH) i J j 41 I I'rovides cool, crisp air for the proper
II" i V" 'i 1 I i fl I C3T kotpiiif? of food. It is entirely auto- J
iV ' a y.t . I . 4 T 13 I matic in operation.
MV'AS" See It in Our Window.
' ri ' " .v "1 J.. ' Jesse Roscnbaum, Agent, with
lily :": k& Benham Electric Co.
Fa i'" y 4 1 j!rjAJ Phone Main 101. New Foley BIdg.
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-DARDALl H AM) ICARUS." famoui. palnllnx hy Vn lyck
The paXntlnc now Is the proprrtr ot Iluvcen Urothcri New
Vllr.
Shop At Home
first
Years ago people went into the market place "to
shop." They went, not knowing what they would find,
its price or its worth. Weary hours were spent in in
spection, in bargaining and buying.
Today manufacturers are bringing the market place
to your home. Every time a newspaper comes, a host
of people are ringing your door-bell. Merchants and
manufacturers are waiting on the doorstep to spread
their goods at your feet for you to look at to inspect
at leisure and in comfort.
Don't let the opportunity that advertisements offer
you slip by. No matter what you want, clothing, groc
eries, a fountain pen or a farm, you will find the "bet
ter" ones in the advertising columns.
The advertisements tell you where you can get what
you want. They are a guarantee of worth that pro
tects your purchase.
Buying with a definite knowledge is so much better than
shopping at random. Study the advertisements