La Grande evening observer., July 07, 1925, Image 3

Tuesday, July 7, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pace Three
NEWS of
A delightful event of last week
wus a Hhowi'r given I. y At is. Il'-n
rlftiu Mi'U-ulf honoring Mrs. WU
I ui in Mctculf. rt'ot-nt bride. The
affair look place u( Mrs. Mt-tcuir's
home oil the corner of Adams jnd
('ir.-il street anil a large number
Of friends wt-rv preheat. Tin ev
ening was Bpi ni socially a Mil at
games, uitiT which a dci ions
luncheon was served.
Mm. Metcalf received many
beautiful and useful gilts.
.Mri. Thomas Walsingt r. Mm.
furl ' Fuller. ,lr,s. Kruuk McKen
iion anil Mrs. Kuiith McKcnuon
will -cntitium I he Alicel ladles
A ill society n the lawn at the
Wu (sinner home Thursday ufter
iinui). July !t. The president. M in.
('rank At e K e n n o 11, will have
charge of Hit- devoipmal and hu
HiNt'SH meeting.
At i'm. shi-i wooi) Williams, pre-:dd-ut
of ih- l.a Cramb- .Methodist
Kpiscupul 1. ml ics A ill xoc iei y will
- a latk on ihe work of tin- In
dies Hid and Airs. Wilbur Zur-....-k.
isit m . iiiti-n.ii-in of I In- is
land City 'omniunilv Sunday
school will speak on community
pi oh iL ins from t tic standpoint of
a ruj-at .superiniemleiii, J : 1 1 ti -incuts
ami a social hour wilt I'uL :
low
fOVK (Special) Mm. a. 10.!
ltarkcr was hostess lo lu- Ladies' j
(mild Thursday afternoon at her I
home on the liillsiilc. Airs. T. .
I b l ly won li ik h honors ;d ";.imi".
After the games a delicious lunch
was .served.
The ladles present were; Mrs.
K. C U.cs, Airs. I .Miller. Airs. A.
It. nnon. Airs. J. J. Conley. Mrs.,
A. ti. Conklhi. Atrs C F. Luwson '
Airs. It. . liarkcr, .Mrs. Wilttaiii
trad in-r, Mr... T. It. ( 'oukiin.
Airs. William Hallmark, Airs. J. K.
AliMs, Mis Chus. Del laud. Airs. T. 1
f. Hefty, Mrs. .1. U. I'ricc. Mrs. ,t.
h'ictehci, Mm. It. It. Daniel, Mrs.
Kdna 'onklin. M is. I., n. 'aru-r,
.li:s Itiss Kelly. Air.'. It.ty (Jood
iioujfh and Airs. I.. -;. Anderson.
Announcements
Social aimoiiiKt'ini'iiiH may
he primed In this column fr;'e
of charge, Any Hiuiotim-rments
pertaining (o any ruiiLiioiLs such
as cooked foot! wilts, etc., will
be refused. Announcements, to
be printed the same ilny, must
bo. In society editor's hands by
0:00 o'clock. Ke.ws editor's
note.
The Women's Foreign .Mission
ary Society of the First Metho
dist Kpiscopul Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon ai '2 ;:ta o'
clock at the home of Airs. K. O.
1'ayton. ti4 Adams Avenue. All
are uked (o bring clean white
cotton rugs to la- made into hos
pital bandages and uImo one post
card to send to a .Missionary in
1 he roreinn f to Ida.
Noted IliitiMi Auctioneer Dead
A DDLKKTOX K, Knj,. ( A P)
Henry Stevens, one of liritain's otd
eal practicing atlct iolleers and a
curio king, died recently -at the ajje
of S2.
Amone tho many curios wtilch
came under his hummer were Pres
ident Kramer's hat and the waist
coat of King Charles II.
Stevens during his Hie time had
old every conceivable ihlntf, in
eluding the late Lord Derby's groat
inenagerte of more than Dinii ani
intils and bli-ds; the death musk of
Napoleon; a piece of Queen rtc
torla's wedding cuke; I he spear
that killed Gem-ral Gordon, anil
one of Dick Turpin's pistols, and 24
out of the known 76 auk's eggs
in ttie world.
WALLING'S
JULY
CLKARANCK SALK
Of Hats, Dresses, Girtli
leies, I5ia.sieres, Coi
sets, Hose, Jewelry in
fact everything in the
store to he sold.
The New
French
Curl
WALLING'S
ITi
When joa wish Ihe ctutrni.
log effect of Mft, nalttral
curl, the new French papr
ware U the onl nnwvr.
Our (hop Is adnilmhlj
equipped and trained to Rive
this new curl. Yon will be
more than pleaaoil with the
remilt. Phone now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Sootn S, Bonunrr DUls.
"A Beanty Aid for
Irery Need."
Phone Main 577
SOCIETY
Radu
to
VKIl:sl)AV. JI I.V H
lmiiilalu hlanUniil Tim,. Mntinns
K1"WA. (iKii. n. I tuh CCD. y-1 1 p.
in., old ilnio music, KI''VA liio;
J 1-1-. 'hoo)i:H dull.
NOA. Denver. Oilo. (S3J.4), "S p.
I".. I'olnitulu Mouiil'.ttn t'ltili
lulk: Kliuiu iliiiuicr. Kiia play-i-i's;
.MarJoriH- Nuah, arKuuiHl:
lUilph l'r.isi, icnar; I'ri-il
.Shiuiil uii.i his lliulto Ihrul.T or
chfslcu; Inn Uain.i, soprano; I i-Im
lllilli I'liviy. nailer; (!. Ilulpll
t'rowiliT, pianisl; Kr, ,1 shliiilt,
viuliniul.
I'm illi' sianclanl Tlnic SiuiIiiiih
KI'AK. I'ulliruiii. Wusli. (H4K.li),
p. in., vocal ilu.-ln, Allooll
.Mciiulr,.. 1:111 h 1'iiir: Vernon
Willie. ti.'MiplionisI: Helen Kiih
Hlllll, rea.ler; lioiolhy lluli'Mson.
eellirtl; -I reallnK of WoniolN of
AiiIiiiuIh," I lean 10. .: Werner;
lioolt lall;. Alice l.lmlHey W.-I.li;
"July ami the, Ktniu .Mulkel," 11.
M. 'I'ui'iiei-.
KI'J, I.OH AllKeliH. I'.llll'. (4117).
ri:;la-ii p. 111.. Kxanihier'N iiiatin'
liiuslcale; li, Mellalllels' niKhlly
loiiis; i;:4;, ra.liotoiiul talk; 4,
Niek Ilarri.s's .leteelive Hloi-y:
7:-'o. talk: 7:;:u. halt' hour ttalice
luiislc; program. Ventura
J'.eiiniiiK eonipany; !i-in. I-Uaiu-er;
VVainp.iH movie tiroKnun,
VailiKlK eluh dance orehe.Hl I tl ;
Hi-ll. l-alrlek-.Maish ilance or
ehestra, lleity I'ntrlek, noloist.
KKOA, Seattle, Wusli. (4r.4.:i), 0-
li:4ri p. in., Olympic hotel concert!
orchestra; II: 4a-S; I r., Hopper-i
Kelly company stuilio proKrnni;
?t:;ili-lll, 'rim.H stu.lio jiroKrain.
KKWH, llollyvvoo.l, I'alir. (3f.2),
li-7 p. m., chiMrcu'j. hour, llitt
llrolherol' KI-'WII; 7-S, iroKram,
It.'Verlyri.lHe fontiMity, lleverly-
riilK,. I'olleKiaiii, ilance orcJicH-l
Ira; ti-'J, .Minor's International,
Hawaiian BlrinK trio, itay Ki.
Iokh anil Hill 1-Uiteh, the JaK2
tuino; t-, KI.'WH popular song
hour, I'VatHies SI. UeoiKO, the
Jazzniania girl, unci olheru; Ki
ll. Warner llros. I'rolic, ilirection
t'llarlio W'elluian.
KOO, Oukluntl, falif. Cilil.2), 3-4
p. in., niuniciil prouram, speukor.
tora 1.. Williams institute; 4-'
tj;:ill. concert orehestru. Hotel St.'
l-Vancis; ti-7. Hen lllncks or
chestra. 1
KG W, I'ortlund, Ore. (491.6), 6-7'
p. in., Jackie Souder'K orchcBtrti;
Oildrellows progrutn; 9-10, j
Who's Your lloser concert, Chor-j
les R Herg; 10-11, Sherman. J
Clay and company. I
KHJ. I.os Angeles, t'ullr. (4tlS2.)
5:;ill-li 11. 111.. I.eiKllton'8 Arc.uloi
caleterlu orchestra, Jack t'ron
shaw, leailer; ii-ti::lo, Art lliik
imiiii'h I til t innni I il l ,,,.-,
chestra, Kdwi., ,1 Mtzpatrlck, dl-1
rmMni ' C M o 7 'All lii 1 1.. ut.,. i.,u
Amrtricn history, 1'rof. Walter!
y.vester MertzoK. Dick Wlnslow'.
juvenile v report cr. Hettieriuu
PfefferkHon eiht-y ear-old sing-
Itil.v i 1 1 ri . 1 i, ,
-Mickey .Moll,,,',, screen slarlcts;'i
8, Doctor Ala
tilie lecturer;
Humgardt,
f::iu-in-;iu.
selen-'
in o-1
gram, Alodcl Ciroccry (Company
it I Pll Mild nit u Vtinnil
itriiun I'liiirtt-nhi tiw.i-1-in.r
in:3tMl:Sii. Art ilickman Hiltl
more hotel dance orchestra, Karl
Murine u, leader.
KNX, Hollywood, falif. (33G.9),
5:30-0 p. m., Wurliizer pipe or
gan studio, Sid Ziff's sports talk;
6:15, travel talk, V. K. Alder;
G:;io, talk on Insect life, Harry
V. McSpadden; 7-S, Ambassador
liotel conceit orcheKira. Josef
Koscnfeld, director; h-1 a, K NX,
feature program; 10-11 program
Hercutes oil company.
KI'O, San Kmncisco, Calif. -I S.:i
1- p. in., Kudy Sclgcr's Fair
mont hotel orchestra; 2::in-3::jo,
matineo program; 4:30-5:30,
Kudy Seiger's l-'airmont hotel or
chestra ; 6:30-6:15, children's
hour stories; f : 4'-7, Wuldemar
Kind and the Statts Hestaiirant
orchestra; 7-7:3o. Kudy Selgi r's
l'alrmont hotel orchestra;
program, May Clark Burns, di
rector; !i-l o, Good rich Htlver-
" town Cord nrclu-stra; Dl -1 1 ,
Wuldemar l.ind, Slates restaur
ant orchestra. - '
Ii'lsli llnrc Umilcrs llopcfttl
ni'Ill.IN (AP Irish horse
breeders are elnteil over a possible
boom in Irish blood stock ns tx re
sult of the recent Derby. Alannn,
tho winner, and Zionist, who inn
second, were Irish bred.
At the Doncaster ye-.rllng sales,
1 1!) of the iH3 youngsti rs sold wre
from Irish stud farms. The nver
age price paid was nearly $000.
Raffia Sandals
RAFFIA SANDALS are th. lateat
!le ot the smart beaches. You
.-an wear them as you atroll alon(
th tvuter'i fine, and If you (et them
wet It maltes no dEffereqca aa they
Ah
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Film Star
- . 4 ! s" !
-; .is; .
7 - 3r
Charlotte Ander, Viennese Aim star, has attracted th attention of Aoitrl
can movie director! and may be seen in American fllma soon. In fact,
Vienna is becoming quite a -motion picture center, and a number 0 Ameri
can directors are seeking ney stars there.
Sister Mary
Says:
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Browlifast Sliced pineapple,
broiled bacon, potatoes hashed in
milk, crisp whole wheat toast,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon Macaroni baked with
tomatoes and cheese, lettuce salad,
J' niiu guusiuri I its, uuillieiil IVIUM-
' 1row " hr0"'1' ,mi!k' '"a; ,
,ouf ".Mined Potatoes, new
potntoca, new ioas
til butter, naiad - ot
, , B,
Swifs chard, strawberry blanc
mange, sponge cuke, graham
l"'euu, limit, coiiee.
ny fr.-r.r i-tl l.rnno of bouillon
uuea ur ru n neti mill p c 11 WO um'U
to make iced bouillon. The bouil
lon must be well seasoned tmd a:-
tra strong. Dehydrated gelutlne is
iiif-.i-."dded in the proportion of 1 table
l10" Kutt"l 3 cops of soup. !
This makes a smooth delicate jelly
not too stiff. It must be served
very cold.
Straw iH'rry Blanee-Alnnge
Ono-quart strawberries, l cup
cream. cup sugar, few grains
salt, 3 tublespoono cornstarch.
. Wash and remove hulls from
berries. Hub through u sieve fine
enough to remove seeds. Put juice
Into a smooth saucepan und bring
to Ihe boiling point. Add cream
and sugar and bring again In ihe
boiling point. Stir coruslorch with
enough old milk to make a smooth
paste that will pour easily. Stir
this Into boiling strawberry mix
ture. Place immdluteiy over hot
ivater and cook stirring frequently
for 15 minutes. Turn into molds
und chill before serving.
If the berries are tart more than
16 cup sugar will b needed.
They have so much jazz music
on the farms the cows may become
the laughing slock of ihe country.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W.
Don't
Forget-
WE CARRY REPAIRS FOR
John Doere, Peering and McCormick
Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co,
From Vienna
f 4 - V 1 1
Making: Cottage Cheese
Good Use for SkinunilR
The making of coltago cheese is
a good way to uiillze sklmmllk on
Oregon furms. says V. D. ('happen,
associate professor of dairy mami
fact ure at the UKrlcultural col
lege. The separated milk is pasteurized
to 145 degrees for Hi minutes. This
Is done hy pluelng 1 lie run of milk
in a water bulb and stirring the
milk constantly until 146 decrees
is reached. The tempera tur is
then lowered to ltd degree.
1'lnee the kH hit ml Ik in n lank
Mi
merva
Says
The Fourth of July Is
gone uud so ie my money, t
will have to economize no v
for a while. All right, girls,
we will help you out some.
We are going to sell you
all our broken lines of shoes,
oxfords und slippers ut a
reduced prices, See the win
dow and come In. We have
lots of good bargains for
you In footwear. Don't be
bashful or too particular,
and I know you can find
something to fit you.
Children's shoes cheap?
Well 1 should snicker to
snort!
THE B00TERY
INC.
GAY HAYDEN, Mgr.
Calfskin Khoes to wear Jut
below the calf.
"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS
and to it add a starter or clean
flavored sour milk at the rat,, .of
1-1 i itnurlH to HMi poo ad h skim
milk. Allow the tank of iktin
ptilk to then tduiid over nifjht at
u tempera) ure of "2 ilegriH-s.
,' Next morning there Hhould ho a
KOod firm eui-d In Die tank, ful
the curd into small piece so that
it wilt cook thoroughly. The cook
tng ptoeea Ih done slowly ho ihut
it tukes hours lu ralxe the
lernperuture front 2 decree to
ISO degrees. The product is stir
red constantly during the cook
fpg process. When taking some of
the product in the hand and
siiueezlny it, it will not break Up.
in an imliouttoii that tho cooking
has heen continued long enough.
Strain off ihe whey and wash
the cheese two or three times with
oold water. The washing process
must be thorough in get rid of ull
the free acid. Drah well after
washing.
No phase of Oregon poultry
keeping requires betler Judgment
or doner observation than that pf
fiw)jug poultry for profit. bet
ter results ure secured -when the
fowls ure fed according to their
appetite rather limp by ruleeays
tho experiment siutioit. Thero is
no lust poultry feed or ration
other than the one which supplies
most economically tht necessary
food elements. When fool vulne Is
eonstdeteil, some poultry feed at
$;t per 1m) pounds Is often more
expensive ihun other feeds at $'
per $Uio pounds.
( The .smn I ) dark colored teeth
prolrndlng at the base f a young
p.lg's regular teeth are nqt neces
sary und should be removed, Bays
ihtt O. A. f. experiment stalion. A
pair of nippers is a Rood tool to
use for this and the teeth should
i broken off rather than pulled.
If these are allowed to remain pigs
are likely tq injure each other w-n
lighting, and also to pet nore
mouths. These teeth can bo re-;
moved wlii'n the pig Is hut n day or
so old.
Oregon farmers find more and '
more profit in growing pure strains!
of the right varieties of seed. .A
recent report to the seed testing1
laboratory nt tho forvallls slatlon
yayn that the seed testing service Is
wonderful help, a "It gives uh n
means of Identifying the higher
ipiallly seed that we aim tq han
dle." This means, Kays the. station,
Camp
Regularly 1Za kwU. Ilumly
famp htotds with strong
wiki frames anil wliiltf canvas
tliey Inst
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COVE BOY 15
HURTJN PiL
1
fOVB. (HpeclnDHarold John
son met with u slight accident
few days ago, He wuk coasting -down
hill on hs bicycle when u
truck backed away from tin; curb,
and knocked him over. Mis kuertf
was injured, but not seriously,
Howard Kussett tind t'luude llur
tford are enjoying a Viteaiion on
the Atlnum.
I Another accident occurred near
here last Thursday when Walter
Murphy's car collided with anoth
er 011 the fove-Uland fity IiikIi
wuy. Tho Murphy cur was t
wreck and Mr. Murphy sustained
slight injuries. Tin d .make to the
uther cur and driver is not known.
Ale. uud Airs, .lull 11 f hud wick
und duuKhter, .Miss Hunan, of t'ni
011, visited at ttie N. 1. Kighl home
Thursday.
Miss Murle Smith, of fnion, is a
guest of Alis:i Idlvi fhilders this
week.
'T. It. Johnson and A. l Itecker
sltippt1!) some pice lambs to Den
ver this week and are taking the
rest ol their hand to the reserye.
K. T. Iloswell is btlhy pucHlnK
salt to lite iiiountulns for the stock
on Ihe reserve.
Kail wlwut in beginning to turn
y IUtw. Harvest promiS'S to , bo
good this year.
They took eight stltc'ii s In ihe
head of a Dallas (Tex.j swimmer
because he failed lo use It.
that the demand will be greater
and the price libber for good iiual
ity pure seei(.
Oregon farmers usually prefer
to. UtM Utile Mope which contains
some rock ground lo a dust pow
der and some which s ground io
paKs through o 10 mesh nb-ve.. The
fino stone sw Melons th1 sail quiekly
and ,th coarser material remains
longer to kt'fp It sweet, only on
acid soils und soils known to b"
defich'iit in lime, Is the use of lime
recommended hy the Oregon ex
periment station. Counties that
have been soil surveyed have such
information on record.
Stools
folding stylo
iflnfoi-ccd
49c
tons. Wlitlo
reiene
COFFEE
the perfect result of expert blending for
aroma and flavor.
Used Exclusively by the
Observer
Wholesale
July Clearance Prices
NOW IN KITKCT ON ALL OUU
SI'UINCJ ANJ) RAUtV SUMMER
Dresses, Suits, Coats and
Millinery
AND MIiZmNERY
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