Tuesday, July 21, '1925.
THE" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
'HAIR DYE COSTS
: U. S. WOMEN SEVEN
MILLION IN YEAR!
Pretty Peggy
Heventy-five eouph'H attended I
the second Junior - Country Club (
dancing- party lust evetttitK at tli
Club bonne, TliD room wert de-
coraled with baskets or' flowers of j
the season and dancing was -n- I
joyed from mm until twelve o- 1
clock. The Star .Novelty Orches- i
ira played. I Miring the dame
punch, wub served. . ;
Heverul out-of-town kusii wert
present, including Mta Helen Tho-
..,.im ril' Knit I I 'I I v. lnHiH MIlHn
iloweli, und fltiyton h?ieucer, ol'
suit Luku city.
Tin members of the committee
In i hurnr of the dunce were: Mrs.
It. J. Kitchen, Mia. A. J. Hluiiffe.
.Mrs. (i. I,. J.uriHon. .Mrs. Hurley
.smith, Mr. t. li. Kberhard. Mtn.
i'. 11. Milt r and Mm. 11. N. Ashby.
.M iss Mary I.euttuc, of I let roil.
Michigan, and Mr Hoare, of Kam-
la. wen murrbd yesterday inoru
liiK at seven o'clock at the t'atholic
Church. The Itv. Mr. .siedcr p-r-fonm-d
the ceremony. The hrlih
und K'oom were accompanied by
cheater Newlin and Miss ltohius,
both of l.u tliamlf.
Thiy will live at M r. Hon re'.
ranch near Kauiela.
A unlet wedding- molt place Sun
day morniliK at 11 o'clock al the
'ai holte chin ch when M Wm
nitred follon and John Shuinan,
both of linker, w re united in
inurriaKC by tin- lit-v. Mr. Sbder.
A number of I .a (li ande people
and He vera I irom Ha lie r were pre
sent. ' The happy young couple will
nmke their home at Baker.
,
I 'O V K (Hpeeln I) The members,
of Ihf Order of the Knsteru Star
held a picnic dinner at Die cabin
of Professor and Mrs. J. It. Price
in the canyon Sunday. After din
ner social conversation and music
ensued. .
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
1 Anderson and family. Mrs.
W. 1 Itreshrars and children,
Mrs. J. W. Itolllns, Oscar Rollins,
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Murphy, Mr.
New Oxfords
1
xumis aren't so fancy this year,
but tho plain sensible oxford breaks
out every now and then with some
new wrinkle. This whits buckskin
la!r have narrow bands ofbrown
leather over the toe and heel." They
fasten with buckles and have a Hull,
tailored stitching about the top.
nml Mrs. i-. v.. Uuv.inn. Miss Lola
Mnrtin. (ioiilun Mills. .Mr. uml
Mm. J. l-'lcii'ln-r, Mr. mi.l .Mia. 1..
M. I.ulnl.
WALLING'S
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE OF HATS
. As Follows:
Trimmed Hats
$1.93 to $6.95 -New.
Kid Hats, Black
nnd White and All
White, reasonably
priced.
Dresses
$1.50 and Up
WALLING'S
COVE (Special Mrs. U E. An
demon and Mrs. I,. M. T.aird en
tertained the Ladies' Ootid Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Anderson. The house was beauti
fully decorated with flowers. J hir
ing the business meeting a com
mittee, consisting of Mrs. A. (i.
fohklin, Mrs. T. i .. Hefty, aml
M'ss lttfts Kvlly,; was appointed to
look after the ,. -flowers for the
church. Another committee was
appointed to have charge of the
church cleaning. , A party that
will honor Mrs. .1. R. price, who
will soon leave Cove, was set for
Thursday afternoon.
I After the business meeting ''500"
was plned ut four tables, Mrs. T.
C. Hotly scoring high. KeTresh
menta were served.
Those present were: Mrs. R. O.
Rees. Mrs. A- tl. Conklin. .Mrs. J.
K. Mean, Miss Florence Severs, of
Seattle, Mrs. A. It. Orton, Mrs. T.
It. Conklin. Miss lless Kelly, Mrs.
T. . Hefty. Mrs. Frank' Miller,
Mrs. It. Conklin, Mrs. 1,. M. Laird.
Mrs I.. H. Carte. r Mrs. Kdna Conk
lin. Mrs. J. .Miller, Mrs J. K. Mills
and Mrs. William I'lallmark.
lty tlio AUKlnhil reK)
Women of the rutted Hlat'-a
upend approximately $i.ou(mkhi u
day to make ihemseives synthet
ically beuuttrul.
Lust year 1 7,S5a,iuni boxes of
rouge were used. llUlr dye cost
ubout $7.t00,lMMj for the year.
. .,
j Maccabees Will Hold
Convention in Capital
WASHINGTON (AI') Ten
thousand members of i he frater
nal order of Hie Muccabee.s will
assemble lie re Monday for the (out
lays iiuadrennlal convention of the
order, according to udvuiiee regis
trations received at Maceahee'B
heailnuaiters here.
An out si uniting feature of the
convention is that virtually all the
ID. 000 delegates an' expected to
arrive by automobile Ouring Hie
oast year the fraternal order bus
hci-n preparing an international !
automobile caravan to bring its
mem be to tlie convention over
the motor highways from every
part of the I nitid Slates and Ca
nada. More than 2,000 automo
biles are registered for the cara
van. They will take part In a pa
rude July S. which with its alle
gorical floats and bands In motor
cars Is expected to be the largest
automobile parade ever known,
on the evening of July L'o will
h& I ho til l-trt.ut hiut 1 iti f I'i t irt.. iivnr
celebrated bv a fraternal body. 1 V nwuK 01 ""other. This one Is
5.(100 candidal! a being taken hilo, -oKsweu, tne prettiest
the order at onro. At this conven
tion women members for tin first
time will take part 1n the activi
ties of the Maccabees, 1 he order
having thrown open lis doors to
women June l, with the installa
tion of Martha Washington Jllve
No. I in Washington, The 2011,1100
men of the order u re divided Into
tent, there being 4.0110 In all parts I
of the 1'niied states und Canada.
On Friday. Julv 24. the conven
tion will adjourn to Chatham, Pa.,
to inspect the International Home
nnd Relief Association for orphans
and aged members of the order.
The New
French
Curl
When yon wish Uie rliarm
Ing effect of soft, natural
curl, the new French paper
are Is the only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
this new curl. Tou will be
more tluin pleased with the
results. Phone now for an
appointment.
GE1ST MARINELL0
SHOP
Boom 8, Sommer Bide.
"A Benty Aid for
Every Need."
Phone Main 577
Announcements
Social announcements may
be printed In this column free
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
as cooked' food sulcs, etc.. wrll
be refused. Aunoiiiicemeiits, to
be printed the snme day, must
be In ttoclcty cilltor's liamls by
0:00 o'clock, News editor's
note.
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This Is the time of year when th
beauty tonteit flourishes, so. here's
sir! In Olympla, Wash. -
Sister Mary
Says:
U r e a k f a t f)iange Juice,
scrambled egKH' with rice, bran
muffins, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Sweetbread loaf
toasted muffins, orange marma
lade, milk, tea.
Dinner Halibut steaks stuffed
nnd baked, rice with tomato'
Scheme for Improving
Artillery Fire Devised ' JU,I'rl1 lof,t's' mcumher . saimi,
sliced peaches, cake, whole wheat
unlmnifl ' III H Hi VUlll'f
to be
KONOM'l.r (AI1).-A
for taking ballistic wind
used In correcting the ranges ot
g ins In night firing, has been de
vised by .Major John H. Hood,
of the 15th coast artillery at Fort
Kamohameha here, and is an
nounced to have passed success
ful tests In Improving the accur
acy and precision of fire.
Portable searchlights, capable of
revolving both vertically and hor
izontally, were trained on a pilot
ascension balloon '26 inches in di-
j Juniors under six years of age
will not be served the stuffing In
the fish, the . cucumber salad nor
(the peaches. If the cake is a plain
variety a small piece may be serv
ed them with stewed fruit. .
Sweetbread I.onf
One pair sweetbreads, J pound
lean veal, 1 egg, l-s teaspoon pi'P
per, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup crack
er crumbs, i cup diced pineapple,
i pup butter. .
Cook and blanch "sweetbreads
and mince, put veal through fine
The Riverside Ladies Aid will
give a picnic Wednesday. July 22.
at Riverside Park. Cars will be at
the Chapel ut ten o'clock in tho
morning to take all those who have
no other way to ride to the park.
The U F. to the B. or I P. and
E. will meet this evening at 7::t0
o'clock at the K. of P. hull. 'A Maybe you could outfit a go!i
social hour will follow the business fih with a set of false teeth and
session. teach him to catch rats.
ampler as u rose, i ne speed ana 1 knife of food chopper. Mi meat
direction were Computed, us is ! thoroughly. Add seasoning und
done at the meteorological .ata-- pineapple, cracker crumbs and
tton during the day. This Is. wild I naif the butler melted.' 8tlr In
to have been the first tltno ' the egg well beaten. Form Into a
idea of tracking a small balloon , loaf, dredge wilh sifled cracker
at night had been tried. , crumbs, dot with butter and bake
The experiment was cartHed out Mn a moderately hot oven until
successfully by the operator of crumbs are brown. Paste fre
the light the fiist time and with- j ijm'nl y with melted butter While
out field glasses. Atmospheric con-(baking. Serve wilh cream sauce.
dltions were adverse, with low j
clouds and n heavy wind velocity: PICT KX Alt K OKI'S AtsrillAV
nevertheless the balloon was tiack-J INTO COl'ItT AND OCT AOAIX
cd for 1,600 yards. .Military ex- -
perls said that with better equip
ment It could be tracked OS high
as 8,000 yards.
And if a gold fish had false
teeth yoM could kick him out th3
door for chewing your slippers.
r
Minerva
Says
I Bold six pair of those $9.".0
i put to 12. 5. People seem
I to be glad to get these ot
j that price and they are real
i bargains, too. There are not
all sixes In this lot. but I
; think your size is here let's
1 see.
There Is a good lot of
j Sandals and Slippers In the
r S:t.4" lot now on sale. These
were high priced bit to
; close at :i.4"t.
The Children's Sllppeis
and Sandals are getting
! scarce, and tlicy ought to
! nt these prices. J iirt think!
; 7.V. SI.4.V 1. 7. V less than
half price.
White Kid nnd fanvos
1 Polishes of All kinds, blacks
nnd brown. Hhoe Brushes
also.
Arch Supports for every
foot t rouble.
Corn und Callous Pads.
THE B00TERY
GAY HAYIJTA, Mgr.
i Tronic of llir An-li-ld slim
V 4 i
rri
.( IH,
w -n
VIKNNA (AI). The love of
Franz Ulse, the actor, for snakes
was responsible for getting him
into court recently. One of his
pets, a boa constrictor, caused
-much worry nnd fright to neigh
bors as It lay basking In the sun
shine In front of the actor's home.
Summoned to court, he packed Ins
pet In a suitcase.
When he arrived In court lie
unwound the colls nnd deposited
his writhing b irden on the hoard
before the judge. The snake be
gan to manifest an unusual In
terest In tho prosecuting attor
ney, ot whom It stared persistent
ly though not unkindly. The own
er took It up and wound it
around his neck to demonstrate
the perfect gentleness of the rep
tile. The co-irt approved and re
leaned the actor with his pet, es
pecially as the director of the
zoo testified to the unvenomous
nature of the snake.
T.llNKSDAY, ,H IY tif
Mountain standard Time stutiun
K FV A. Ogdeii. I'tah gl. i-U
p. m., old time music. K FWA
trio; 11-12, WhooptiH club.
KOA, Denver. Colo. (822.4). G:0
p. m.. Herbert White and Sli
ver State orchestra; 7 ; .HO -9 ; l !,
public reception. Vice-president
Charles (1. Duwen; Twelfth
Field Artillery band; "Should
the Senate Change Us ItuleV."'
Vice-president Duwes.
Piieitlc Htaiidard Time Stations
KI'OA. Seaitle. Wash. (454.3), !
:4f, baseball results; Olympic
hold concert orchestra; H:4fi
H: t r. Hopper-Kelly company,
studio program; 8::to-IO, Seattle
Tiiiies, studio program.
KFWlt. Hollywood, Calif. (2f2.
tJ-7 p. in., children's hour, Dig
llrolher of KFWlt: 7-H. program
Heverlyridge company presenting
I he Heverlyridge collegians dan
ce ore best ra ; !i-y. Hcreenlund
dance orchestra. Charles Itean
cliamp, tenor; Miller's Intertia
t ional Hawaiian trio; il -lit, pro
gram. Independent Furniture
Manufacturing compflIy; ia-1 1,
Warner I trot hers, frolic, direc
tion Charlie Wellman.
KCO. Oakland, 4'alU. (Stll.S). fi-7
p. in., lien lllack's orchestru.
KOW, Portland, Ore. (4U1.5),.6-7
p. m., Jackie Souder's dance, or
chestra; 7:Hu-s, basebal .scores;
ft-in, concert; 10-11. Sherman.
Clay and company.
KIIJ, I, oh Angeles. Calif. (405.2).
fi:o-ti p. m., height on'a Are:ule
cafeteria orcliestra, Jack Cron
shaw, leader; fl-fl:3, Art Hick
man's Hlltmore hotel concert or
chestra, Kdwurd Flt.patrlck, dl
rei tur; 1:,tit-T ::tn, Kadio kiddies
hour, Hick Wlnslow. Juvenile
reporter; Haby Muriel MucCor
inac and Mickey Mclinn, screen
starlets; s:Sti-lo:BO, program
peerless laundry., arranged by
.1. Howard Johnson, Utadys
Itlackweil Pickering, 'soprano,
Karl ItrandenburK. tenor; 10; Bo
ll rau. Art Hickman's Hlltmore
hotel dance orchestra,' Karl
Iturtnett, leader.
KNX. Hollywood. Calif. (.ISfl.P),
Wtirlitzer p'ltwi
ai.'-
Kent lludio orchestra. Paul Fin
organ studio. ti'lS, travel taiH
W. F. Aldtrj ;;th-7. Atwater
Hicin, lender; 7-K. Ambussador
hotel concert orchestra, Josef
v Kosenfcld, director; h-H. KNX
feature program; -lu, hrourum,
Hercules tlasoltne comtany, the
progrum . with u ktck; Ht-11.
, populur soiig hour Irom main
KPO, Kan Francisco, Cal. (4'.'8.8),
(i:40-7 p. m., Wuhlemar und
und Stuti-tl Kestnurunt Orchestru;
7-7;BO. ltiuly Hetger'n Fairmonl
' liotei orchestra; S-li, studio pro
grum ; H-)n. (toodrlch Silvertown
Cord orchestra; jo-U, Valde.
tiiar'I.ind ami States Jtestauraut
urchcslru.
Airplanes Will Use
i Steam as Tower Next
CAnDIF!- AP The use of
steam engines in airplanes was
predicted by Dr. John K. lluldatm
at the unnual meeting uf the In
Hi It u le of Mining FtiK'necrs.
In ihe course of u paper on
coal und steam, Dr. Haldune aaid
in the very near fulure he believ
ed steam en nine would take tho
piuce of Internal combustion en
gines lo a very great extent, and
that r ill ure development of the
.deain engine would be along the
lines of increased teani pressure
Quaint - Attractive
Reliable
Consult This "Weather
Prophet J
(C.ennlne Dnported Swias
Weather Houses)
Safety
with
Service
UNITED STATES
IL
Special Dress Sale
Cool
Light
Airy
Dresses
Exceptional Values tit their ! ;
former prices of JMl.tVO f-
Reduced To ,
$24.50
SKK THEM IN 0UU WINDOW
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR '
AND MILLINERY
i v3 ;
i t tr.
2J
with smalh r and tighter engines.
The complete engine nml boiler
would be much smaller und light
er than tin ctiuivulent internal
combustion engine, nnd would In
all probability be inore suitable
and even auperlor' foi use in alr
pluncs nnd motor cars.
Another sclemist, Sir John Cad
man, said he looked upon oil as a
phase which was passing. What
oil was doing today coal would do
ngnln tomorrow, although oil
would go Into certain channels of
use which coal would never again
he able to regain.
MOSCOW (AP)-Itussla has de
elded to build at To u a pa?. : The
long d I ne u used project of building
an oil tunnel from Grozny to .Ttou
apsn him been approved 1 by wh
st ure plunntng commission;. ... It If
expected work will begin thin year,
and the tunnel will be complete
by lflL'8. :
The Herviccs of our Interior Decorator are at your
disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation oh
your part. It us solve your home furnishing prob
lems for you. -
CARRS
TW n I'm
"If -rrrrrw.mm - " -TTT V.k: n
When the weather Is to bo
flue, the woman will be om.
When stormy weather Is ap
proaching thi! man with his
umbrella will come out from
8 to 25 hours ahead of a
rain or snow.
The house Is decorated as
In picture with thermometer,
10 Ik's , head und two pine
cones. It has two windows,
two doorways and a rustic
fence.
Dctnilnr I' r ice ft 1 .2.
Our Price for a Limited
Time, Duly
79c
flailed- parcel past to any
iuldrow,
Red Cross
Drug Store
Swift's
Premium
Swifts
premium
it II D
Hams ii
HI 1M mn i
Swilfsftltle
Kl.llliili. IdiAI. KSr.VTK I'KltKS ar loo Iniipling lo Wll.
num .1. Iiryan, me rnininonrr, so lis nss sold Hi "Wills Krrrna,"
lia.'ullal home on llltrsyno liar, and boucht this. "Marxuiont,"
nainMl after Mrs Ifrvan.
J' T1 ' ;, Sunbrite rr, -
' " Swift's Swifts Cleanser Iffi jSlfSgr; ,
K bmilb -snvelieaf'brand wl ..pfSf-r T-
& Premium PliJjtBr IjW t V A
iT
v'' rinc"lTArMf
"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS
H. & s. ELECTRIC
Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W.
:.' KG
fjir i
With
acMillan
in the Arctic
ArTr.ll HAVING HIS KTOHK VIMTKO I llmm In two yntt
hy hurslsn., .Henry I't.liln sat he's "damrd lirrd of sll lha
monkry buslnns, snd llio nxt time siinrlol 's colnc lo ilt "
Ht lUshn a kkt4 aiilonsllc lo bsck up liU aswrlion.'
FISHING TACKLE
JULY 26, 27 ARE THE BIG DAYS.
Consult our bij Forest Service Map before you plan
your trip for the contest. We also have the most
complete line of Tackle in Eastern Oregon.
Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co.
Donald MacMillan, who has just sailed for the Arctic,
again ordered Swift & Company products for the
members of his expedition.
Fighting for existence and discovery in the frozen
North calls for well-nourished bodies, and only the best
food is good enough.
, Returning from his previous voyage of fifteen months,
' he said: "No Arctic explorer ever went north with such
fine food products as were put aboard the Bowdoin by
Swift & Company. All the boys came back in perfect
physical condition and all singing the praise of
Swift's products."
The products supplied for the hardy band included:
Swift's Premium Hams (Sealtite wrappers)
Swift' Premium Bacon (Sealtite wrappers)
Swift's Brisket Corned Beef
Swift's Premium Beef Tongues
Swift's Barclay Pork
Brookfield Butter
"Silverleaf" Brand Pure Lard
Swift's Pride Washing Powder
Sunbrite Cleanser
Wool Soap
Swift & Company
V.U.S.A.
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