La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June- 20, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of SOCIETY A pretty J un- wedding I go I; pluct yestrluy afternoon between three unU four o'clock ut the pur konuKc ot the Klmt Mcthodim K pint-opal t-huri'li with it ov; rend Klnu-r Grunt K.tth officiating, when Mltut Lucille Gardner and lister t'ouiU Hi-, both of this city, were unlit-d hi murriiiK. About fitteen rela tives mill I'rKnils of the bride und groom were present. The youiiK people ure both well known in l.a Crumb. Mian (Jurd n or srudimted from the lliunde liiKli Ht hool with the vhmti of liCjD a n it Mr. t'ourtney 1b employed in the HltuKBa Uroiory more here. . They will make l.u Grande their liOtno. Th regular monthly meeting of the World Wide Guild of the Ihip list church was held Sat Urdu y af ternoon ut tin home of Mrs. K. H. Ji'Htfi-. ImiiIiik tin bu.sint'HH iiicct inK officers were elected for tin u.-w quurier uh follows: Minn liou uie Oliver, president; .Mi t'ornel lu Jlunacii, secretary-treasurer uitd Miss Murlun Harris, Heotcher. Jleports witu heurd from the vari ous committees. The lesson for the niternoon wua on t he last chapter of tin Ntudy book, "MiiiK Kwontf," and was gi ven by MissiH IVrlhu and Klorence Nelson. -Miss Mabel .Sehtifer Jed In tin- devotions. The guild hu?i been tlrcsHtiiK dolls to In; sent lo chimse children for Christmas and ut the Hi'- 1 1 uk Salurdtiy the group tv 1th the best dressed doll was a uarded a pi-tr.'. The doH; represent ed a red croas nurse. Miss Mabel Hehufer was ulso awarded a prize for the best paper on the fifteen points in World Wide Guild work. ljefore ad jonrnment a delicious luncheon was served by the host ess with covers laid for sixteen. A beautiful pink rose served as pin card.';.1 The home was decorated with baskets of various flowers of the -season. . DurinK Hie luncheon the W. W. (1. house parly at Gladstone I'a-k was discussed. Tho house, party Mill take place the last of July. The first of the series of Junior Country t'lub dancing parties this season will talto plue.e tomorrow evening at the clul. Invitations ' haVe been Issued und the best of music engaged for the occasion. Many young people of,. l.u Grando who have been away to eollego during (he winter months have re, turned, homo and a large crowd in expected. Tint members of the committee, in charge of the dance are Mrs. A. WALLING'S ' "" Xcw Siiinmor r Pivsses, (dles, Ili-oadeJoths, Crepes and Silks All new stylos and materials Treasonably lJriced HATS TrlmnuHl und Sports One lot to close out....$2.D3 One lot to close out... .Sit. 05 ('oluinhlnknll" Swimnilii'r Suits, Nwuntci s J led need WALLING'S The New French Curl Wlicn 70a wish the charm big effect of a soft, natural curl, the new French paper wave Is the only answer. Our shop Is admirably equipped and trained to give this new curl. You will be more than pleased with the results. I'll 01 io now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom 6, Bommnr Bldg. "A Beauty Aid for JCrery Need.M Phone Main 577 i LOOKS FINE To have your pictures en larged and benutlfully tint el by Itlchanlson, "The Art Man." Developing Printing Copying Enlarging Tinting Framing ALWAYS At Richardson's Art & Gift Shop V. Nelson, Mm. K. I.. Vtolmes, Mrs. 8. J. I'rowv und Mrs. William Meg rim, MiMJt Tonmaucc ('leaver enter tained with u delightful luncheon Kuturduy honoring' .diss l.uruin fierce, who spent tin- wt-.k end at the ('leaver home, und Miss Helen Williams. Alter a delirious ium h con was served the tlmti was spent socially. Miss lrniu Yvom Martin, laugh ter of A J. Murtln, 1 ;MH Fourth street of this city, and K. W. Iver aun, fornter manager of the Som niur Hotel lure, were united In marriage ut the. .White T-nipiu Baptist church in Portland on tue cvenuiK of June 'j, ut eiglil o'clock by the I'.everend Thomas J. Villers. j eil in La' Giai;ue Hun tuui'iuii;. They were ut (ended by Karl J. Staeku:; best man, and Florence Salvon, as bi'ldes maitl. For the time being tiny will niuki; 1'orlland their home, Tin will go to HeUHide for a tshort hon eymoon trip. Announcements Kox'ial uiuumiKviiM'iits nitty be iiiiiiiril in lliLs coliiuiii fivo of iliniKt Any mnioiiiKfiuciiis Mrt Hilling lo uuy riiiii iion.; sneli an txjoUett rXHl tuihs, vtw, xil bu rcfilMil. AniliiuiH-eineiits, to be printed the saim; day, niiitl be iu S(Kieiy ediinr's bunds by 11:00 o'clock. JSews editor' nolo. The 'annual Sunday .ehool pit nic of - the Methoditt Fpiscupal r Sunday school will be h hi at lliv-j ersiuo i'arw i uosuay uueriiuuu. , Kveryolie is asked to meet at the church at o'clock with, their luncii basket!:. The l'arkdah Tuh will meet at the home of Mrs. Fliza Adler in May i'urk, Wednesday alternorn, July 1. The Sons and Daughters of rio neers will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at t :;tt o'clock ul the City Hall to arrange for the annu al pioneer meeting. A large atten dance Is desired. I Breakfast Stewed prunes, ce-, real, thin cream, crisp whole wheat toast, milk, coffee. . j Luncheon Stuffed baked potn toes, Drown oread, straw uernes, i drop cakes, milk, tea. Dinner Uoiled salmon with rich white sauce, new , potatoes, bvj greens, lettuce salad wtih Hoque fort dressing, lemon meringue pie, rye bread, milk, cot fee. j Children four years of age may cat the fish, greens, and finely shredded lettuce without the dress ing suggested for dinner. A cako left from luncheon and a dish of prunes might be served for their dessert. SUifTcd Bilked Potatoes I Six good sized potatoes, G table spoons finely minced uncooked veal, 1 slice bacon finely minced, 2 drops onion Juice. 3 tablespoons dried bread crumbs, 1 egg. Wash potatoes well, and remove tho centers, the long way of the 'potato. An upple corcr should be I used if at bund. Do not cut thru the potato but leave half an inch Jut the end. Combine bacon and veal with crumbs and mix thor oughly. Add onion Juice and t-j-'g, unbeaten. Mix well and fill pota toes with mixture. Place on end in a dripping pan and bake 1 hour! In a hot oven. The cut end of the potato should be up. Serve like or dinary baked potatoes. OR.MAI( UOLI IS I,A1UiKR MONMOUTH, Ore. Enrollment I for the summer seslon of tho nor- mal srhool ranched H)77 ami n-a-I ervat Ions, have bton mail! whtrh will lnrriast' thin niynhT to 1150 before the middle of the sf-fwions. The.so flgurca do not rori.scnt the work being done at Pendh-ton un der direction of the normal pehool. Thin enrollment is un increase of 77 over the enrollment of Inst nuni mer, which tneluded tlioo at I'en dleton. The uverai; enrollment during the 1024-25 school year was 1 750. ' ' ; ii Sister Mary Says: Minerva Says A woman had a narrow escape of being a cripple for life by wearing a pair of old run-over shoeH. But a koq- friend favored her by in ducing her to buy n pulr f Arch-Aid Oxfords which cor rected her ailment and put her on easy street. Oh, joy! I never knew what comfort was before, she said. Jnat like walking on feutheis. My feet don't burn at all, and I do not fie' m half as tired when niifbt comes. More people would wear them if they only knew hOW good they fe'-l. I irot mine at T11R HOOTEKY. They have all sizes find widths und can sure give you a good fit, Sinned) Minerva's Trten 1, MHK. UOMTKOOT. No. 2347 Hore Foot Ally Ave. THE B00TERY So Practical and Neat 1 i-' -j i iJvKvJ i I poit traveling, shopping und gn- rnl wear, this 'frock of navy. blue Mat ire i hj Mils the bill perfectly. It bus the new Eton Jacket effect, softened by a rippling jabot front. Two wide pleats provide ample room at tho toemllne. HOATIDMAX FA IK ASSl'ltFH llOAKDMAN. Ore. The North Morrow county fair Is assured, as the county court has promised an appropriation for fair premiums which will amount to about $000. Premium I tots will soon be publish ed. .As the premium money is a state appropriation competition must be open to all. Dates for the fair have not yet been fixed. The fair board consists of W. T. Wright, J. n. Knight. Mrs. C. K. Glasgow, all of irrlgon, and I.ee Mead. Charles Wlcklander. Sam H. lloardman und' C. lloardman. Jl. lllllnbouuh of Fishing Tackle the kind that catches. Bamboo and Steel Polls Flies All Kinds Baskets, Landing Nets And Anything you need F. L. LILLY Hardware F j j -. 55"$ J J 5 LA GRANDE'S GROCETERIA AND MARKET La Grande's Groceteria The Original One-Mini rood Klore Self - Serves Saves A C'rniipMi Stock Of Nationally Known Purr I'(hhU at fjomcr I'rlH I. a fitnnde'M ( rowing igners Justified j in nnnsr on minese; (Onntinued fiom Pnge One.) , nse by "Kui opeans" all jilW ns. ' i including the Japanese, eluded us I 'Km opeuns" In China. Hut In case of a-iiii-ior-ii;n dlsjr- iIitm. wluil ti re thi-xe irii-tulv ut the natives to do They needn't iinag- I itif u mob of ignorant vogln.s will muke any distinction.- in ' their favor. It's up to them to help .statu! off i the rush or be tut up Into, cat meat ami do t heir protesting later. And the polh e policy W t,i let no rushes gain momentum. There ure so many Cliiue.se that they're might hard to atop wNen they fairly get started. (Julie - likely Cunningham had something of this kind Hi mind in IDS defense of the Shanghai lnter natiuiial point', rather than a de fense of the gelle ul conduct of "Klirole;tlli" in China. ICven a Mtiiatl itiK-up wlih a erowd of the Chinese coolie elass is unpleasant und the rapidity with whieh such aiiairs siavt if- astvm ishing. vut rat lur late one night in Shanghai the year before the war, an American friend and 1 sti-ned on the way to our hotel for a bite to eat ut the Carlton eluh, a I usn tollable restaurant in the lor eign quarter. My Idea wan to a off our 'rick shaw coolies and l l I hem go -"rickshaw b-ing a .small two wheeled g:g in w hieh i b pas senger sits at ease, while the coolie runs between the shuits in front, My companion's notion was thai it would be bctier to have them Wtlt OUtslde. Well, they did. Finishing our lunch and coming out ;tn hiMiutc later, we couldn't pick our pair out from the 75 to MM) uf. their kind gathered at lite club en trance. Sensing our d liuuna. the whole swarm bore ilow n on us. Of course our two were among them and entitled to their money but It was hoptle.HS lo try to ld- u tity them. A riot started. in about one minute that street was packed with a jabbering . throng of Chinese and not one chuncu tinder heaven of ex plain -Mng ourselves. For all most of the Inuilt knew, we'd killed HiitiM bodv. Jtetlrlng Into tin club, we bolted the door while the manager tele phoned for the Sikhs-- the Indian police the 'Vettlenietil" mainly de pends on. The row being a trifling af fair. It look only half a dozen Sikhs to break it up with the blit ends of their carbines. 111 say, however, I hat w e w ere glad to see those Sikhs, and J think 1 understand Consul General Cun ningham's viewpoint, even though lo nine have been sorrv for the j Chinese killed In the recent dis- turbance. As for our two coolies of cour.se tl'ey lout the money we owed them nia.'lie were "beiitied" l)y llie A DOLLAR In the Hank is worth TWO Dollars in hands or less in pockets. your your Try saving week. one each UNITED STATES rnoxr. maix 1:10 ( hiiimt4 Toko Notice. An oii koIiik fMilmc " pIcnirkliiK? IT stop hi at thin iiuuket niul take abniif Mine of our siniill link smi wilii'. 1 bey are the very be-t. Wo nl-n bove a full line Of l.nneli leills, Ktiyliii; IMMb Intf f I be .'Hn Sri-.'il and ( liop-i uc aln,H Imu' o-i band. l ice lelery I lirl She's Rock m 'Wwfra ctiunge rrom reiiuious ami pniio- r E -r t7'5 ' , '""MiMfw ' Uophlcal tuples. Demi time has en- I . X W I " J0r-'- !l..r..l the fenliiiM of hvifielie. I'te- I Mf Y? ishling at a dinner of the Sunlight I 1 " f- A' jlugue. which aims at II,. aboil- V J j I yv lion oi pmohe unii mum.i, ne n;on i i y v X 1 I - - in hlM opinion w-u baihiug could be j I I a;. i ii 1 r ' . . A ""' P'',,'s,'"l liii-'i'--." ! con- y l 11 ., ow , , i -I , r ' ilnui'il, "ot iiiImiih imiiihiK, wiih Vo'" ' I i itt X' '''i v'-." ''',''' lh.--bo.ly coinlil.l.ly .lolh.-.l inuy I , V 1 ' .'Slj, ' ' wv , , 1 f mi mrwli' nwlal liiiu-llun, bill - A ; 4. wr, 1S Ot 1 v ' '" 1 M'Ki'lllcully II la .raUilly urn; y V ',; . . I . 1 l.-w, 1 uYpivyui.' Hi.- ubur.l r- 1M c. ff 5- v i 1 - , 1 MtrMluiw oi liumu or Mn iuwim Lk ' )" (, ' ')f VV " 1 cuunrlUi of our wuiiorU in tills W imviA . l k s oim.H-iluii. I Unit ul p NpSWi''' A- ' W ' .-. tain lioura or ilu- .lay on tvrtulu . fci '. 'WiKiiij-'iA V?-V ":i : ..' , . j iwrta of tlu- Im-ui-U. !. mi- . I kanr 1 fi, " V. I. A : VSJte. ..- i 'u,,,,,.,! , ,.n ahoul w.tl. II,.. ffl t A"&i&rl?l. i' - : ,1 nilnlmum ainonnl ut I.hIiIiik. un fflfwa lg"Ji q vvfe f y r ,,u": I. ippii I . ImonlliB bc-for.- ..v.r.'..Ml. ft I 'll . - T f I S0ASAI.T JANE JACKSON .: .. 1 Form-Con fmllint- :,'- " . f .iiYS (oisfls V. f, i V '"'' Gonuino Milluiizpil rul)- 1 : i " TAI.C ber rubber that will i ' . MUUSIIKS stand up indefinitely mid , , f TOWI-'IaS give real service in .i' ; ' k ' CLOTHS form-controllin nibber. . , as garment. 63b N. t Till" I O I Newest models are now ., I HE 1 & L "r1"1 mM'y- Klii- n llio most populur and ulno llu- prt-ttli'Sl bobboil hnlrwl glr) In Hock Inland, III., and she'll repnuent thai elly In a state wide contest of shingled U-auties shortly Her name Is .U Mildred Tolluuder Bhe' 20. standi live fit! three Inches, and weighs VJ ikjuihIu Silch tolif, men into the barguln. Whii'li wan luo bad, bnl how could lo i it ? .11 ItY HAS l.i:M..N C ASI3 TI I K HAI.I.K. n-c. The cnae nlTai:i:! llilcs 1.. roleninn. ex-dei-nlv t.li .-i-ii"t" and county jailer. iluii'Ki'd In a urand jury Indlclnienl Willi lh,. t li.-l t of t:!r,il.:l'l 'from Die Camp Itesiilnily ".'.( caeli. Handy fiilillne style (nmp stools wild slnniK wire ivliifoi-iiil wwl fruiiies mill white tnnniM lops. While they Itil CARRS Hundreds of KlIOKK, OXFORDS And PUMPS Going At C PR. womi.n s Avnri'i; ri .Mi's Al OX !-'Oi:iS nines lo SID. (Hi. now on Mile, piifr, $1.1) I ; an i :lrn Tuir for 'iff' l.li'll.l'. LAKIKS' (IXI IIItDS iilues lo S7.no. iimv on vele 111. mlr, K2.KI. Let nil lAlrll I'llii- fni- only lc V.I)Mi:V'S I'l MI'S A N It OXI'OltDS V.-iliH. In $11,011, now on aie, fiiiir. $1.11; an I-Alra I'nir fur only lc l,AIHi;S' NAMIAI.K, with en I -out s, nnklc or liistcp Uiip. low bcel, white, mih and pulenl. lleH'ihir S(t.(MI i ulue, niiw, pllir $3.85 AVOMKN'S WASH DHKSSKS I Now on siilu for quick 1 disposal lit just Island's Pride sheriff's office, win! lo Hie Jury. I'ol.'lnan waa placed on the stand and 'denied nil chnrKca made by witnesses for the Hlnle. He hoiikIH lo iinpllcnle (leorKe Selierrer, chief deputy sheriff. Coleman 8u.ld that Selierrer bad come lo lihii. explained lliere was a sharliiKc I" the ofllie funds und asked for money to uiulie reslllu llon. Stools 49 c With final low prices, v ,f ONLY Last I . Call DAYS MORE previous sale prices, on every article in every department and the utmost in Values. FRENCH & GREENE ANNOUNCE THE LAST WEEK AND FINAL GOOD BYE SALE TO CLOSE OUT AMI GUT OUT! CORRECT COMBINATIONS OF STYLES FABRICS AND COLORS IN BEAUTIFUL Coats and Dresses AT STUPENDOUS SACRIFICES FOR FINAL SALE WOMKVS I) It I') s s : S or I'lniiuel uml rlnmit ; yhI nex lo .:!.-. HO. Out lliey no ul, eni-h $8.75 wmii.N'K Dlli:ssi;s of benulirul iptnlhy Cbni-nieen: i-cttiilar i allien lo S.WIM), for quick --.nlc, eneb $13.75 WOMAN'S SILK IHtllKKI'N, Unit were j triced rettnlfir lo act.YiH), now on wilo for quick (I KMv4i t incb $9.35 HURRY! FOLKS! HURRY! It's All Over When the Doors Close Friday Night! FRENCH & GREENE. Di'iiit lug' Now Advocates mfv j hiu ih litii und Sen Hut Its , JV'V j LONDON (A)') D way of u Wf' " - . jjnceu. DRUG CO. Putman's The Ilusy Coiner If auvuriusei It, ha knows U'a Come to onr S(ko Depot on Jefferson St, AU 8t)M leaio from lliere dallf excpl Sundays. LEAVE LA GRANDE FOB Joseph "7:30 - :00 - "UtSO - :00 llnl.i r :00 . 1:00 - 4:S0 I-euiltetnn 11:00 - 4:00 DEl'OT I'HONB MAIN 7 ' lower than the lowest wommn's sii.k Diti:ssirs of Iniely (t-iide Silks: ticldill Viitnes lo SMI.r.O, priced for quick Mile, clu b $17.35 WOMI.N S ro.TS Our cn IIit stiM-k Micrifi4cil fur qiilfk 'H-HiMil anil mi sale "half price UK i.r.ss WOMCN'S SIII'S line en lire sloek,' Miliiev In SI).",. nil. now lirieefl fur iOlek elii-i! out nl, em-li $14.95 PS WOMEN'S SHOES OXFORDS AND PUMPS WOMKVH SIK)i:s llejtiilnr s.r.O ami leil.oil nines, mnv on snle, pnir. fi:t.KI. 'ui lii'l nnlluT Tnlr for unl.v lc l pi: M'rri.i: i.aihi:k' siioi:s Itelllnr $7.1111 Millies, on snle per pnlr, S2.lt I ; unit yon gel nnotlier pule for only lc I'l I I'mv ,.U!-.-h. WOMIIN'H I'l MPS A N l OXHMtbS Values lo Sll.H0. now on sale, mt pair, y-J Ul; nnd an lllra 1'aii- Foi- only lc V IN'. SATIN SI.IPI'KIIS '111 In your rhoieo or ny liiKlles' Snlill Slliier ill llie IioiK", VIlllleM lo (10.011, III, lire jiulr, now- $4.95 L"ilW .JWB," I'Uwj.p, . .. 8 1 ci -it-PR.! MD!T I'-'i." ivUiir.i m SKIUTS Your choice, for quicli disposiil now, ouch HALF PRICE I HALF PRICE Ml . TNT. CAY 11AVII;.N. After.