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

Friday, August 7, 11)25.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pago Three
NEWS of SOCIETY 1C0VE COUPLE
Aim Kui'l Ktoddurd returned to
her home in lu Uruuiie . lii morn
livt MUr two wH-ks ut Null l-uk
city, I'iah. lli. -Hiod.Uird weni La
Hull )Mitf to iLtu nil 4 lit- WttddjnjC (jf
1 1 it niyw, Mltw M4en Ttiouiu, of i
tout city, to . It. Turner, whieh 1
look piuoe W'ednc.i lay, August. J l'.
AtisM 'J'lioiuu visited ttevoruJ weeks
ll'T' 4lUf HUHIIU'T Mill U1UUV
lYicndH liere,
.Mr. u,mt airs. Turner will iirrWu
In l.ti ( ramie M outlay eu route in
ViwloiiH North weiU (MilH .jn 4 ti lr
honeymoon. Tiny v.lll visit Jutc
tor two or thrve Uuvh nt the Kurl
Slyddunl ho u it1.1
Sister Mary
Says:
4lnukfust Halted ptiii-H, broiled
aujt fish, ej-ttajiiod jiotat uea. roi .n
ii it-iil mid wheal iii ill tins, mill;,
oof I'eo.
Luncheon Veal loaf, sliced to
matois, peach snow bulls, f,rriiliiuii
hreud. mill;, tea.
IdntH-r e'rnlt nip, fried chicken
milk Kruvy, numbed potaroejt,
corn j'rhii'M. head lettuce wil h
ehhYomule ilrt'KsiiiK, vanilla Ice
i'1'fMtii, buitor-Mouteh rooliit'H, who-,
le wheat hroiul, milk, coffee.
Of oofii'so. il chilil under six
yearn f ukv should not I1 ser
veil the corn fritters, lut the ram
hiiiyiiou .or chicken iuid fritters Jfl
so Kooi that it's worth trying', j
It Hit' mm cup is mil served a.s
Iho first roufflc of thisi dinner
chilh-u wulermelmi iiuKht be Her
ed in place of the ice cream.
Com I'rltlirs w j
OjH1 cup Krat corn, 1 cup
flour, 2 ti'.uupootiH hukhiK povh'r.
I 1i-aKpoou Halt, - t-'iKpooiit( miff-.
nr. 1 i-KK. 'i cup milk. ' J
( '.oiiiMne and Hi ft flour, hiiklnf? 1
iiOWilir hi It n ml K:itrHJv I tent 1
yolk of vkk until Uht with milk.
Stir In corn. Kohl In tin; whtU'
if i'gR heaten until stiff and dry.
Drop -by spoonfuls into d'op hot
tut uiul fry until Kolrien brown
on all Rides. Drain an 4rovu
paper. Th- fat .shotihl lie hot
i iioiikIi to brown un inch square of
bread from liif soft part of tlu
loaf in seconds.
VahiiiKlon anil Ki'W YorU
ai-p comluotlnj; ilrivi-a uxalnst
U'l'Pn lluiilv.iUfK.
WALtlNG'S
Clearance of
SUMMER HATS.
9Sc to ?:5.95 . '
VOILE DItESSES
92.73 to $4.95
HOUSE DRESSES
$1.00 to SLV.O
WALUNG'S
Minerva Says:
Wo liavo marked nil our
tan, ribbon - tio, open - front,
tun Sandals, poach kid gore
rumps and Slippers from
(fc.uo to silt:..
Those are Mlppors reoei--od
just before tlie Pourt h
of July shipmom. Thoro ore
only about 1 ( pair left in
all, so we ma tie tho price
on those inviiiiur to yo i nl
S l-UTi.
Vou nood tho shoos an 1
we noed tho money. Jot "s
Ret tOK'thor.
Another lot for 8.t.4.".
Another, Jfl.SO SUppors. ot
Colored Sandals at
Sou cannot afford to go
ba.ro footed nt those priot-a.
Koap will cost you more
to wash your foot than shoes
at these prlrcti.
THE BOOTERY
Iloim of tlm Aivli-Aid sho
I'tiihlil'ii's Snn dill; 75c
Pocket Knife
Special
$1.25
POCKET KNIFE
For 65c
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-K5
mm
mm
JPM l it-
mi
A short scarf that pins closely about
the throat unit given tho effect of a
stock Is one of t!:e new wrinkles for
fall. It 13 unite, tho correct thing
I to cove tho neck the.e Oaya, mid
tho hfirn collar U; ont of tho novelties
futshion ia ttidt;a'ot to iorco upon
ua.
txaaio
s.vrritiAY, Ai (;rsr h.
Mouiiiu n siaii;laii Tmw stutluns
('Mtlt, Uecitia, ('an. (;:f !), H p. in..
) .Mrs. It. Taylor uiul i-uneert party.
Ku.-, D-nVf,-, t'uJo. (:'.4, S p.
j in., I leaver municipal bund.
1 l'cilii' Muuiluiil Vluw Stiilions
KI 'UA. .Se;itle, V, ah. ( -104.3) li-tJ:-i:
p. m.. base bait results; con
I cert rrhi:.str..; s:i-hi. 'IMiik-.s
slndio protji;:!n; lu-l I ::;tt. Kddie
Harknos and i.is oichrsttra.
Ki-'Wtl, )ioiiwuod, Calif. "(25li),j
. p. lit., Kay lijilcy's HtriUKed
trio, Kuy liailey, orKan; Hid IJpp-j
man, violin; Hcotty Denton, eel-i
Jo; Irank Stover, baritone, und
Kred Till, aecoidiop.; -(i, War-
tier JJroa. SMicopalors. Joe Mar - -
tin. leuoer; 1 it-1 I , Warner Uros. j
frolic, CJiarlic WYHimin, tllr:etor.
KG' ,
1. 1
uaKiJiid, ( alif. Citil.2) tela
cniiurens projrram; Uladys
IviuiHIe Wilson
pianist; j- ranees
W ii-m-r. violmlK
; r.veiyn Wet-
bi slii'lmi r. jiaiii.il; 1 Mi k Klullx,
ri-aili'r: Julia Mi-rrcll. iiinniMl:
J.
Ml
AUf
j.i.mi joini iMerreii: snug n- Hrofensor andMrs. Hoy. Conk
(ital, J.ois Stitson Millev. soprano; I ii, ,UU family, of Cutou were vl
Maurice Michaels, accompanist; ;;iting In Cove a few days otro. -Uvnetle
Urmies. pianist; S. ltuke- A rs. ;in1 m ,.S- ,t. S. Com-dock
ciuiiii, corneiiM; will . Jllll.t
"The dd Home 1'oet;" John T.
Itrown. harmonieu soloist; violin
.. ...... lowell, l.lste
"""""li nomer jieniey. tenor;
Mrs. Arthur Kr.mklin Willlama. I
accompanist; n-i. Clarke Wil-1
y ! t((,n-j .st. i-'r inris Uancu or-t
viiennu, j 1 '
IC;v. J'orlland. Ore. (401.5), 6-8
l ., jiickk- (.tiuers' orchestra; '
Jackie Soudors orolio.strii. '
KIlJ. l4s AUKee.v, Culif. ( 4 OFj.2 ) , j
a::n-; p. ni I.eighton's Arcutlej
oatettri.i, oielie.slra. Jack ('roil-j
shaw, leader; ti-i; Art Hick
man's Milt more hotel concert or
chestra. Howard Kit.patricK. di
rector; ii::;o-5::,o. Kadio kiddies'
hour with Jletonc Cine, screen
juvenile; .luck (iregory ,StTes.
readings; Antta Jrnniston, two-year-old
Klnger; Cynthia Kreek,
pianist; rncle John; &-11, pro
giani, .Vewbery Klectric coi'i)ora
tiou; arranged by .1. Howard
Johnson; U-12. Art Hickman's
In'ltmoio hotel dance orchestra,
Karl Hiirtnett, leatler; 1 l'4 a. in.,
Lost Angels of Kilj, Walter W.
Middlok, Chief Harpist; i'reonian
I.ang, Hot Slre-I. Harold .llynos
and other favorites; jj0.st Angels
orchest ra.
K.N'X, Hollywood, Calif. Ctml.fl),
r,::ia.i;: i r, p. m., Wurlltzer pipe
organ studio: ii:K. travel talk.
W. K Alder; i:3-7, Atwater
Kent Hadio tirchestra. I'aul Kin
HN in, leader; 7-7:au, dinner hoiu
music; 7::ju-s, .WurJitzer pipe or
r:an Htmlio; s-Kt. KNX lealurti
program, arranged by the Town
Crier; 10-3 1, Abo Kyman's Cocoa-,
nut drove d.nice -orchestra from
Ambassador hold; ii-L' a. in.,
J!ollwood Xigiil, with KNX's fa
voriio entertainers, I .en Nash and
his Country Moys dunce orchr
tra. KI'(, San rranclsoo. Calif. (428.3)
i;::tf p. m.. Waldemnr l.lnd and
tho St.itos Hestaurant oroho3tra;
S-12 Johnny lluiek's CablrlaiiH.
KTC Seattle. Wash. ;o:,.:t), !:&
7:15 . in., Jb rmlo King and his
orchestra; iKlu-ltrXu, Jlermie
King and his orchestra; ::id-l2,
Jtadlo night.
Hnrves! Ieti al Arrniwd.
(HK(jN t 'IT V, Ore. A har
vest festival will be hold at th?
I'nlon school ho.je Septt-mlH-r I.'
under the auspices of the t'nlon
1 !(in:iM'ii,v Cut m bur a i.
;iinf-
Ifeauty Experts
At Tl'..'
Ceist Marincllo Shop
ismimwr Itliitf. I'Iioiiv M-STT
COW SpeciuO Mr. and Mrs.
Jus. HoatKon attended u family
reunion Sunday. honoring i he
st-.veiity f ft i birthday ol Mia.
I ittatMtm'H tfraildtat her, llcverend
K. Hammock, of 'KiiteVpri.se. 'Kb;h
ty lOltr liieillbel'K 'of Mile fiuilly
ee pfeH.'Ilt.
IJeuiy Muir is bavins Siiiiirday
fin' Katci-prise.
Mrfi. loia Tubfu, Of IVndleltm,
Iiuh I'-tunen to her- lioinf ' fitter
tij)i tidiuK a niotvth with Iks' nmther,
Alrti. Kva 'Miiiuau.
i ' Mi'H. 1lhu Kckel-Hley tl HerioUH-
l ly ill at her (untie lu-re.
J MVs. K..-H. tsnkllu, of ntarlo.
iy lit the home til' her p.iteiils,
Mr. a"nd M in. i). lM'l;rsl.'y.
I'etcr Kltu'er, wiio died in IMrt
land -wa.H -tirun;;hl .to 'Cove for'
blirUtt' Mr. Kj.-ler w 4) I lie rad-lalh.-r
01 M'Khih. H. H..aiid .1. H.
Weiiii- atid at one lime made his
homo In Cove. ti waa burn in
I'ittMburK, lHiisylvania, Mejitem
Iicr, ISSi and ilied . in INiiilatnli
la.st S inula y morn in k. Intcruieni
look.,pUu-e in llle HtlMi- KiilKt' t'enie-
1,,''' '
Mrs.: Mary Kali, who. lives In
(the Ked I'.-pper I'istrict, h.is
j.slu.rte.d h clius.s in pejiniaiisliip.
Mrs. Kd ll!ulKi'tt. nf Njufij, Is
A f;iii-s( af .llie home of Mr. and
' Mra. A. It. Jiaui- 1.
! 'J'lw- llreshears , for in Covo
hfl been sold. W. I Hresheais
jha.s:sold his eitlri stock io. hl.s
, faVher. J.Vh. Mrcsh.Mis, who' will
, conduct the hi ore .alunK the ' wiuo
i general lines. ! ;H is I uj 'da'UKhtei-H.
! Miii, AnnleM'riiiUMliarik ami Mis.si
I Hitlsy llres.hears, will assist him
in the'storo, .
j Mim., lisy . .CiootluoiiKli, of
Grande, spent Sunday with
j .-.UeIlfU here,
! Mrs. Mary Madd- ll. of l-'ree
llhuoi.s. is a K'lt st
the home of
All's, l-iv-is l.ulrd.
Mrn. -Mary Laird and
Inc Whc-elor arc guests
lioiiit-H of Mr. and Mrs.
cr and Mr. and Mm. L.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Antics on-l In sotuo tasos tho n.ctiiinulatlon
tortaincd the Junior chorus ut'or fatly tlssijr was .so great that.it
their home Monday evening. ' i was fiumd nece.-s:u-y to decrease
doore rorie, w ho several years ibo dost s soon atter the beginning
niro moved from Cnv in - Mnnle of the treatment ttt nrevent de-
Cuilfornia. has recently marrhsd
according io work roeeivotl here.
c. Jiertseii suffered vry paln-
ful- acoblent to his liand a few-
days ago when he Kot It mixed
nil ivilti the liti.-a if : li'iv i-itl.-n
1 will cntfrtuin Air. Comstork's per-
enis, 'M r. otid Mrs. John Comstock.
of Nampa, Idaho.
Mis.s violet Clooni. is reeov-rlng
from
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.nov AisovK. r.Ki:t-:x vi-:ft.tiov. warmth ami a
Tl Um U.Vr .SOU. W Hl-IUlW. Our if Ihe man)' ilar pf
il(lfiht ill tlut 4Jai-wr .Naln'l I'm-li. 'Hii. iiii-lurr In of Mo
poiwld Cruok on Ihn wmt iil of (lie luiitlilvnlKl lilvldr.
1 . vftr-iff.iv
ITALY'S MOST IIK.U TIM I...
Marclicnu l.isy Siilimla - til
IllHIIP. l:linUll ( il'l'll'i.
Iiuvd vult'tl (his huilm - ii)un
MU11 Siiiuila. Mil' cirih. U
, mil .
tlunitrh slu- is .sliH at tl
t-jiiitli
ICiKhli' 1 !oH)it:il.
). I. unil unit Mr. anil Mir II.
f.itii.l nrp caiiiitlni; on, tin-, M iiuiiu.
. :
Claims Aiiiilc for Insulin
. In -Ktin-IKalM'iie
I'nlll UN
V1KN.VA (AT)
.l thi.-liiKt .
1
jUll uf I hi' A list rilill Mi'tlifiit ii.mo
f .IX i lnlion invixt iul ui-m n purli'il. and
l,i-r. I'Hit r.i i'iirriihof;iti'l, Uiat tlir ail
I mini .trr.liiin ulvlaNiilliilo imn-ili.-i-nin.
iii'lii' lu iHon.s rrsnlti'i in a viTV
iiitt-jtse und tu-ahhy .stimulus 10 the
appetite, enabling emaciated and
Miss Jul- convalescents to eat three or four
at tho!llm,'s what they hud been oat.tng
,T. Klotch-iuntl i"('inl'i"K in a. rapid increase in
M. I-.uird. i W-iMht. .
,stn;ariation of the blood boyond
!the normal rbgree. This Is on
sidfred as welcome news for "4 ho.se
enraK('l in tlic t real iiwni of 1 he
early stages of lung ari'ectiouH ns
jwi'll as uu.si,i?hily IhinncsH.
IHMpiullllol
I "M.i.lc has a chaiacler iKirt In
tho new show at the , Frivolity."
"I don't see how she f; Koins
to i-t anywhere wil h 11," com
mented M axle's v,ry deun-st fri
end.
ll ha' wmit linle char-
u'tcr sin had loin; iiko." ,
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MOTHER SAYS
SON TO BLAME
ItKltl.I.V, ( Al' A frank criti
cism of the ex-Kaiser by Jits mo-
ther. tho lute dowHKe Kiiipiws
i'"reierie. Is revealed by I he me
moirs of Huron von lletschueh,
t h last Lord Marshal ami lioyu!
ICijUci-ry of the Hohenr.olleens.
In I ho book of memoirs, "l"n
der Three Kliiperors,4' the author
quote the d(waer Kiiipress hre
tlerlr in u letter she wrote to him
from KiiKlund in 1SV7 In response
to his appeal to her lo try and
modify tile prevalent w verity of
opinion about licrmajiy hi c-r-al
tJie time.
She wrote:
"It's naiurnlly, my heartfelt de
sire to do everyHihif wit hln my
power to asKuage any existing
leelinK of irritation of bitterness
of opinion. Hut it Is utferly im
possible for me lu ex.ert luiy In-,
iluenoe on the press of either
country. i haw seen nothing In
the decent papers which cojne
1-n my hand heie, is, the Times,
tllobo, Stamlard. Jaily Telegraphl
unit other, thai might be consider
ed offensive. The Indeciuil oiie.
1 never see, liruvwi bo praised,
and wo .may nfely ignoiv them.
It would be deplorable Indeed il
Hie Kaiser wen' to consider pre-!
eminently such papers, from i
which he could never glean any
thing but a very distorted picture
USE ;
Blue Mountain
Buiter
And
IlLtlE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
llonie-miule Product;! Honest Quality Always '
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
Ii. V. TYLER, Pi op.
Telephone Main CO 1109 Washington Ave.
IS
The Coolest
Eating Place
In Town
You'll enjoy dropping into the coolness
of our .stuie from the outside heat.
Complete Fountain Service
At All Hour:!
A Delightful Cafeteria Luncheon
Served I-'rom
ll A.M. till 2 P.M.
A Special Three-Course Dinner
Served From
r:no P.M. till 8:00 P.M.
At Fifty Cents
A La Carte Service
At All Hours
A Delightful
or public sentiment In Snglaml.
"Hut iiulto apart from nil nl-j
Inns oMiKcratloiiH, a feeling of tlirt-j
trust. Mtlll prevails for which, how-,
over, I ho Kaiser only has himself;
lo blame. I'or the exceptional j
sympathy and pupuUtriiy which be',
enjoyed repivseiited a curd lu hi1
ban-1 with which he uiixht have !
attained inestimable advantages
for (iei'inaiiy. Now our ouly hope ,
must be that lu time grass muy
grow over past errors nd ul-j
timatoly . inure comfortable re-'
latlouship be estuldlshed.
"If, however, the Herman prew
oontinucH to copy the hostile ul
I it tide of the Kuiser, (iermany
will Inevitably be diitcu. into the
arms of Kussta and l-Yuncc and
Safe
Milk
nd Diet
For Infanta,
lnviidiv
at(2ntj3tme
For all membsrs of the lomlly, children
or adults, ailing or well. Serve at meals,
between meals, or upon retiring. A nour
ishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink
which, at any hour of the day or night,
relieves faintness or hunger.
Prepared a t home by stirring the pow
Cfcr in liot or cold water. Ac cooking.
Place To Eat
ugfduicfi
August Sale Of Hats
At 't Lo ii Their. Regular Price
See These Values ;
Putrm
Ie:idy-To-We:ir anil MitlinciT
thus bring to urb f -the consum
UUitloAl - AH", tout policy which all
my Hie 1 have most ardently Jc-sircd-
nil alliance belwoii. the
I Wii (lermanic nations ai.d great
protest ant count lies."
AllM'i leans Dcidfiiotl Mvelles'
litviinilmi ii He lt hauu CLwjs
HHlKXi:ii (Af) The Amerl
cuji rir -legal ion to- the Congress of
t he late liiutUkMul . a 'Itaniber of
it'ommerce here hud the chance lo
assure for all time Hie playing of
the Auui'iiMUl twitiouul ulHIiem to
th ptiupi4 f Jii town of NiveNes.
HeitKiniu. ev4-ry 'hriMiiia.s' itiorniug.
The 4Miiy rendition was 4hal they
find iili Auu-rifiau Ka Jit a. Chum to
present Hie town wllh.u.U' W Ht.'l
Tlie-fifi-vives of nur Interior Decorator arc at your
disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on
your part. Lot us solve your home Xiuniiihing; pi oh
lems for you. .
CARRS
We Sell
Weslinghouse Fans
II. & S. Electric
Soinmer Hotel Uldg.
WINDOWS
SPECIAL LOT
30 REDUCTION
A Real Saving Opportunity If You Are
ISuildinn or Remodelling.
The-(rande Rondc. lumber Co..
Ki-iull Vnrd AcrOHs Tracks on Greenwood Ave.
.
If You
Bread - Cakes
Be Sure It la Mado bjr GwllHaiu'i Elect rlo Bakery VtvHem
On'gon'a Leading Dread and Pastry Bakera
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Gulden Crast
Read this
1 At PIGCLY WKiGLY STORES you pet low.
nrices on every article
saving: is large. PIGtJLY WKiGLY prices arc
ill! j IKIUtU itftVf im.iLU
puicliasing power and
Choclau Brand Flavoring Extracts
2-oz. bottle ISc
Junket Tablets, pkg
Grape Nuts, pkg
Armour's Lard, 8-lb.
time only
Fly Tox It Kills Flies
Fig-Nuts',
M l'. ' W
9
an s
T
1 .t-.'-IU."
;l
of'ohtnies. t.
A leHier lotliat effect was potiU-d
ou tho bulletin board of the 'dele
Jtuticui but Ut Jhe Utile lb nnnt
adjounu'd it wa still Aiwaitlni: ac
tion. Many member of the dele-
jKation tboughl they had aU-adv
acieti i no pari oi Santa i'Iuih to
ward a eon.sidcjublr number: of
MeiglUH (Uierehantfl. hotel k.ii.-. j-;
V"! shop keepers.
1
German I'uNisbec itH s.
MCMCH (A I) -l.othar Merpe
dorfer, founder of the huiuorou t
Weekly. fttfMKe-nl offer- Hluell.-.'.
died leewilly. He was 77 yeau. old.
Gobi Iiun Iweii iliscovi'iij in
I4i Csnslar district or lirltisli. t 'o
lumbht. .
Phone 393
Want the lies!
- Pies - Cookiesi
you buy and the total
Vfil il tmvnuuun iiuowiiui ii
lower operating costs. j
11c
18c
Fig Nuts a new cereal; eat
them as you would Grape ,.
Nuts pkg 17c
Morgan Brand Kraut
No. 2xi can 15c'..
pail For a short
$1.7:1
- i Pnt bottle lc