La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1925, Image 3

Friday,- June 19, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of
The Loyal 8lHt.ra of thu Christ
ian Church nu't Wi'dm-aday ttfler
noun ut 2:30 o'clock ut the home of
Mm. Ida French. 18ti8 Third street
for their monthly meeting. After
Hit' tiuslncas fruition those present
tnjoyt j Ut-ltKhtiul progrum. Mrs.
It. J. Kitchen rendered two beau
tiful vocul numbers, and Mrs. J. D.
Hmtth Ku've u brief history of the
l.oyal Misters from the beginning or
the orKitniution In to the
present tlnm, Mrs. Smith proved
to all thtil it hut! been a worth
1 1
while society from every htanii
point.
Mrs. Mae. Georic" Kvo two excel
lent piano solos, after which re
freshment wt re srvt-U by Mrs.
French. .Mrs. William Day uml
Mrs. C. V. Hun I lug1.
lettuce Hulud, Hpuulsh cream, whole.
There was a joint meeting of th wheat bread, milk, coffee.
Women's and Young Women's mis- 0lllllJrtn umlt!P 10 V1I.H of
bionury societies of tin. Lutheran sholll)1 ,M, B,rv0(J mft (,ook(,u
rhurch UtMlneaday o .ernoon at for (h.lp d
the home of Mrs. J. tl. HtiUlngef. j f
After a short business session th
;-fiernoon was spent sewing on the iho m,t lor ' Plllte
coslumes for the pageant "Dark- ""al ft,r Krown-una and is parti
pess lo Light" to be given Sunday ''"hii-ly appropriate for warm wea
evenlnj? iw u feature of the rededt- l,H'r 11 otV,a a "KffesiUm for
cation of the Lutheran church. 1 11,1 wuinun w out of reach of
Those who will take pnrt in the n, rl,' iarlit.i.
pageant are: Miss (lepevieve Nel-j Sut Loaf
son. Miss Kinin.l Wurl. Miss Kuth- Four good-sized potatoes. 1 cup
eryn Wispier. Miss Mat te Netikir- j chopped nuts, 2 tablespoons but
sehner ami Miss Helen Jensen, in-jler. cup milk, 2 t-w, 1 teaspoon
' lerpreiers; Miss liladys Muff, Miss suit. 1 leMspouti mixed 8;inonniK
Ida Neukirschner and Miss riiiudin j herhs, 4 tablespoons bread crumbs.
Suydain, t'hrlstians and eiglil orj potmo.it ,ltl lender and
ten smaller children as gropera.Jp,,, through a rieer. Add lutter
The entire cast will ape'pur in coh-U11)i ,it UIH .a, w,-n. Heat eggs
tome.
At the close of the afternoon re
freshments were served.
. Thu Ladles of Moost heart Legl
on met ol the L U. U. F. Hall yes-
terday afternoon. A pleasant af-
ternoon was spent nt games, wilhj
Mrs. Kuith winning first pria ami
Mis. KlinKhamemi-, second pii'.e.
lief ore adjournment refresh
ments were served by the hostesss,
Mrs. William Crandnll und Mrs.
Charles Crandnll,
Mrs. W. C. Fromon delightfully
entertained the Thursday liridge
Club Thursday afternoon with n
bridge luncheon at her homo on
First street. After an excellent
two course luncheon at one o'clock
three tables were at play, with
Mrs. V. H. Bohnenkump, Sr., win
ning high score.
The home was attractively dec
orated with beautiful roses and o
ther flowers of the season.
WALLING'S
NEW FELT HATS
Reasonably priced
A Few
SUMMER COATS
At a Sacrifice
"Columbiaknit"
SWIMMING SUITS
Pretty
SUMMER DRESSES
Arriving Daily
TRIMMED HATS
Very reasonably priced
WALLING'S
The New
French
Curl
When jou wish the charm
Idk effect of a soft, naturiU
curl, the new French paper
wave U the only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
till new curl. You will be
more than pleased with the
resultH. l'lioae now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARIN ELL0
SHOP
oom 0, Bommtr Blrtf.
"A Beauty Aid for
Every Need."
Phone Main 57T
Saturday
Specials'
Finest ,
CHINESE CANTON
AND JAP WILLOW
MARKET-BASKETS
All Greatly Reduced
Pick out your basket in
our Window Saturday.
At
Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop
SOCIETY
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isier oyaary s
C Kitcheru
BY SISTER MAJRY
Itreult fast Strawberries, cereal;
I thin cream. crisp rolled oats.
bread toust, milk coffee.
Luncheon Scalloped eablmte
jand tomatoes, outlaw cheese sand-
wirin g, rhubarb Jelly with whip
ped ereum, eurutiiel cookies, milk,
lecd tea,
I Dinner Nut loaf, creamed as
paragus on tjasl. cucumber and
well. Add to potato mixture and
nuke on a weii-tutierei pan. ituKc
Hit minutes in a moderate oven.
A mixture of Fnglfsh walnuts,
pecans uud alinoiuls is. very good
or all pecans or walnuts can he
ns-
ed.
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Announcements
Social announcements mny
bo printed Ja this column free
or charge. Any aniioiinccmeiits
pcrtnliilng (o any functions such
as cooked food sales, etc., will
iMi refused. AumiiiiKH'inciits, to
be prlnttl the same day, must
be In society eili tor's hands by
U:00 o'clock. .News editor's
note.
The Women's Itelief Corps will
hold a meeting and dinner tomor
row. June '2d, nt the K. of P. Hall,
Dltl Not Participate
In the list of Union Livestock
Show awards published In Wednes
day's. Issue of the Kventng Obser
ver, J. D, Dobbin, of La Grande,
was credited with placing in the
Hampshire sheep division, Class 1,
Lot 4. and Class 1, Lot 5. Mr
Dobbin Informs the Lvening Ob
server that this was erroneous s
he did not receive any prizes.
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Saturday. Juno 20
Mountain Standard Time Station
KOA. Denver, Colo. (3C2.4). 9-12
inidniKht, Joe Mann and Ids
Hainbow-Iine orchestra. ' I
Pacific Standard Time Stations
KKIU l.os Angeles, Culif. (4f.7),
5:30-0 p. m., Examiner's mutlnee
program; 6-0:15, McDanielB
nightly doings: 6:45-7, radlotor
Inl talk: 7-7:45, California Sere
nadera dance orchestra. George
f'rnnl l..nr1.ii Hlflllltml K.lchft.
violin soloist; 7:45, bookshelf by J
Miss Nancy; 8-Jt, program from
Examiner by community artists;
10-11, hour of literature and mu
sic, or the old south: lo-il,
l'ackurd Itadlo Club. Way Watts
and his ukeb le, Ruth and Lihih
Carlson, Dorothy Cleveland, Jack
Kurtz, and others; 11-3 a. m
KFI mhlnlRht frolic, stars of
staso and screen presented by
Don Mcany. I
IKFWB, Hollywood, Cnlif. (252), 8- J
9 p. m., news, program, Monte R
Mar Vista Buhdividers; Mont I
Mar Vista dance orchestra, Hon I"
Wilson, leader: I mrot hy I odd.
If Yon Want the Best
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Bu Sure It Is Made hy Gwilliam's Electric Bakery Eastern
Oregon's Loading Iln-ad and Tantry Bakera
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
Cedar Shingles
y(X 2
STAIt-A-STAK
NO. 1 VEHTIOAI, 5 to 2
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. I
Itclall Yard Across Tracks on (in'cn-ood Ave. J
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE
with quick, good cooking results. See various models
here.
Furniture Exchange
Kir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WB BUT, SELL OK TRADE
popular souks; Great Western
quartet: ttlti, Warner Hros. syn
copal ors, 'huries lteuuchuiup.
tenor: Milter's International Ha
waiian trio; lit. li, Warner Itrus.
frolic, dlivoilon Chaillo Well
man. KOO, Oakland, Calif. (501.5). 8.10
p. m.,. Arthur On re Is, violinist:
Grace Le Page, soprano; Krwin
Holton. tenor: F.va tkircla, pian
ist; "The Portrait or Mnnon,"
one-act opera; HM a. in., Henry
Halsead's orchestra.
KGW, Porttund. Ore. '41tl,5). C
p. m., Jackie Souder'i orchestra:
lti-12, Portland hotel orchestru.
KHJ. Los Angeles. Calif. 45.2).
6:30-6 p. in., Leightou's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw. teatler; 6-C:.1il, Art Hlek
man's Htltmore hotel concert or
chestra. Kdwsrd Fitpntrick, di
rector: ti:S(i-7:3(, .it Ho stories
American history. Prof. Walter
Sylvester Hertzog; Helen Plrie.
(ieo. Kzra (Vane, screen juven
ile; Henrietta Poland, readings;
I ncle John; 8-lu, fie luxe KHJ
program, arranged und present
ed by J. Howard Johnson; lu
ll ::in, Art Hickman's Hiltniore
hotel dnnco orchestra, Karl
Hurt net t, leader; 12-- a. m.. Lost
Angels of KHJ, Majestic Six or
chestra. KNX, Hollywood, Calif. (33(1.9), G-:0-tI
p. in., Wurlller pipe organ
studio. Hid Zirm sports talk;
1&, travel talk, W. 1. Alder;
ao-7:Hu, dinner hour music; 7:-:tu-S,
Wurlitzer pipe organ stud
io; S-'J, KNX feature program;
-10. program, Hreiil Furniture
company; lu-ll. Abo Lyman's
( 'oeoanul drove da net orchefit ra
from Ambassador hitel; I1-- a.
in., Hollywood night presenting
the voices of famous rllm faces.
KPO. San Francisco. Calif. (42X.3)
f::to-ti:ir p. m., program, Uoew's
Warfleld theater; G ir-6:3n. ba
selKill; 6:ao-(i::t5, amusement in
fortnatlon service; . G::tti-7::t(,
Johnny Hulck's Cablrlans; 8-12,
Johnny Hulck's Cabirluns.
DELAYS TRIP
UNION. (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Carpenter and Mrs. C. H.i
Vnn Hlocklln of Seattle, and Mrs.
W. J. Graham of Sunnynlde. Wa
shington, are here the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heach for a
few days. They start d from Sc
attic about a week ago, but a cur
accident delayed the party for
nearly a week before they could
resume their Journey. Mr. Car
penter, und Mrs. W. J. Graham are
brother and sister of Mrs. Beach.
Several of our youn? people are
home from various colleges for the
summer vacation. March Phy ar
rived home from Whitman and her
sister from U. of O. the last of the
Week. Kmerson Huggerty came
in from O. A. C. nnd Kverelt Kuhn
from V. of O. Max Jenson also is
home from Corvallis.
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j Cherries
Yon cannot nfford
To let the birds
Have them this
Year.
We are going to
He In the market
Vor 1. LACKS and
HOYAlj ANNS. We
Cannot quote a
Priii as yel but
It will puy yon
To see us before
You sell.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone Mala 711
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CAR ACCIDENT
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Two Small Hats
For SummtSr
mr'-n.y v
Two rieeldedly summer chapeaux
are these that have resisted the
impulse to widen the brim and
become picturesque. Tint smaller
modei- of course straw in orchid
color, trimmed with ribbuu of the
some shade. The larger model Is of
natural colored straw trimmed with
white-, ribbon cartwheels. For sum
mer sports they ure highly deslr
able. iMlss Myrtle Wllleoek was here
from La Grande during thn last
week the guest of It tit It Connor.
Saturday they accompanied th
former's Sunday School class on a
picnic to Cove. Miss Willcock und
MIsh Wanlta Spencer rcmulnlng in
V 1i
hot or cold VlffUxJU mm
water. No JfQ
. - a
Rich milk, combined with extract of choice grains. Very
nourishing, yet so easily digested that it is Used, with
benefit, by ALL AGES, ailing or well. An upbuilding diet
for infants, invalids, nureing mothers, etc. Convenient,
Light Nourishment, whenever faint or hungry. A cupful,
taken hot, upon retiring, induces sound, refreshing sleep.
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CAFETERIA SERVICE DAILY
11:00 till 2:00 P. M.
FOUNTAIN - CANDIES
ftlllBSl
1'nlon over Sunday and the other
girl returning lo La Grande Sat
urday evening.
Delegate to Grand Lodge
Alex Stater spent the latter part
of tint week In Portland, a delegate
to the Grand Lodge of the Masuiilc
tinier, as u representative of-the
Masonic Lodge ut I'nton.
Mr. Bryant, Smith-Hughes man
from Itiehlaud. was in l'n ion last
week, a visit to the Stock Snow.
Thu Boucher-French Carnival
Company closed its week of opera
tion if I'nton Saturday night, rath
er dissatisfied with the result of
their stay heiv for the slock show
crcwds. Bain the first part of the
week and a very dull Saturday
trade caused many of the booths to
emerge from the week's work with
a financial loss.
Missis Kuulee Parks and Lurn
Wilson were In Fnttm Saturday e
venlng on their way lo Hoi Lake,
where Mrs. Parks had been taken fc
few days previously following a
slight stroke of paralysis. They
live near 'I'elocaset.
Mrs. F. J. Sinister, wife of Dr.
Sinister, who was taken to the hos
pital at La Ornndc recently for an
operation for appendicitis, lias In en
brought home again uud is rapidly
recovering from the operation,
l'lajc Day Observed.
Sunday, national flag day. was
also memorial day for the Knights
of Pythtus lodge, and was fittingly
observed by the lodge in I'nion.
They funned In line at their hah
und, led by te band, marched to
the cemetery, where services wen
held and flowers were placed on
the graves of their deceasd tuem
bers who had been buried there.
LeavliiK the cemetery, they march
ed lo the Methodist Church and
list in d to a special address by
Itev. C. A. Outnn. The baud also
participated in (his service.
Mr. uml' Mrs. Hal itees, and
daughter, Connie, sturled out Sun
day morning for a camping trip,
with Wallowa Lake their probable
destination.
Mr. Scot I, a npectator who was
injured at tin Slock Show Wednes
day was not so seriously hurt as l
was first thought. He was standing
near a bucking horse mid the ani
ititil nhiiie-iil nnd Struck hllll Willi
this feet knocking the man down.
Safe Milk
nnd Diet
For Infants, Crowing Children,
Invalids, Nur.ing Mothers, etc.
In the f:tll he also injured hts lilp
and skinned his lace considerably, j
Though badly bruised and with hisi
clothing partly ripped off from his'
body lie sustained no hci-Ious In-j
lory ami was aide to be out agritul
111 a few days.
J. II. Shanks who recently mov
ed to 1 Yul let on where u bought
it bakery busint came bark to
I'niuii for the Stock Show.
K. A. Pu in plirey, who has been
i business man In t'ulon for hcv
.ral years but who recently sold
nut to Mr. Watts of North Powder
left the first of last week to join
his family who h ive been in Cat
Horn in tor several moid lis. The
family will then go lo Teas lo join
his mother. Tin- tamiiy will prob
ably locale In Texas or In the nor
thern part uf Mexico, where Mr.
Pumplirey was formerly engaged
In tlu- railroad office work.
Item) Boys to ('limit ML ..bMin.
BFND, Ore. Three Betid boys,
members of the parly which clim
bed Mount Washington and Three
Plugcrcd Jack for t he first (hue
two years ago. left for the Canadi
an Kockies where they plan to
scale Mount Uohsotr. Lt.oOH feet
high. The mountaineers are Krv
lu McNeui. Wilbur Walktns and
Krncst Putnam. Mount Itobsou has
been climbed only I lire times, oner
by the members of the Canadian
Alpine club last year.
Sun's Halo ICcmnrkable.
UiiSKBI'KO, (re, Hosehurjf
people withered till UllUSUUl SOlur
phenomenon lor this section, ti
very bright sun hah). Thu nun,
shortly before .noon, became sur
rounded by a dark halo, with a.
bright circle forming ll outer clr
niiiitVi'i nee. OuiHlde this halo, in
a circle , ith nhoui tin degrees ra
dius there was a brilliant rainbow,
while cutting directing through
the halo v:.fi another circle of til-
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Your Sunday Dinner
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RING CHERRIES, WATERMELONS, CANTALOUPES
PEACHES, APRICOTS, ORANGES, BANANAS
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111 Depot St. Exclusive Grocer Phone Main 7a,
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Kims.
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Putm
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liancy. All hough such sotar exhibitions
aro not of iul'rciiucnt occurt'iicA
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the benefits of low prices.
PIGGLY WIGGLY does not
limit its sales
r i.i iri j t .1
crystal vrnue Liaunury ooap, per mic d
P. & G. Naptha Laundry Soap, per bar lc 1
A. B. Nantha Laundry Soap, per bar 5c I
Woo!, Toilet and Bath Soap, per bar Sc
Playmate, Snowhitc Bath Soap, per bar .. Gcj
Almond and Cocoa Toilet Soap, per bar .. 7c
Silver Bar Crushed Pineapple, No. 1 can 11c!
Silver Bar Crushed Pineapple, No. 2 can 22cf
Silver Bar Sliced Pineapple, No. 1 tall can....l8c
Silver Bar Sliced Tineapple, No. 2'2 can 2(it4
Cold Bar Sliced Pineapple, No. 1 can 17c:
Gold Bar Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can 2,re'
Honey, 11 ounce glass
Honey, !3-lh. pails
Honey, 10-11). pails
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