La Grande evening observer., September 01, 1925, Image 3

Tuesday, September 1, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of
Young People Enjoy
Country Club Dance
Yountf People or !.n tirnude were
df hrthli'ully entertained hul even
ing at a Junior Country 'lul dunce,
on i- of u wries bfiiifr k h iit
nuinuicr. Tin Si iir' Novelty ' or
chestra Inrnished Hit iinwic.
.Mrs. Hurley IK Smith wus chair
man :ind was assisted by Mr. an J
Mih. c. II. Millt-c, .Mr. and Mrs. II.
M. l.;m;on, .Mr. and A! lit. II- K. Cool
i'lKc and Air. and .Mr, p.. J.KItch-
!is. M. II. Donalii'e has return-,
ed to I-i CJi'iinde und will he at
home to Iht many friends at !7t3.
Kirhl Hi reel. t
Announcements
Social aiuiounrcnH'iiU may
he prln led In this coin inn frve
of chartft. Any announcements
H'rtttJniii to any functions such
as ctMkctl food bales, etc, will
bo refused. Announcements, to
be printed the samo day, must
bo la society editor's hands hjr
9:00 o'clock. Suvta editor's
nolo.
. Tho I'reslnterlan Ladles' Aid will'
meet, tomorrow aiteriiooii ui 2:'M
o't'Ioek in the eoininunily room of
the eliiireh. v r
.
f't. Peter's Kptseopai flu lid will
myt tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'oloek in Ilonan ha.ll.
.
M!s.i y.inia Kee ("hnaihers, a .re
turned nd.Hsionary from .lapan, will
tip'-:;k this evening lt the ('Jiureh
of Uod ehitpi'l.
The l'iv-Lside Ladles' Aid . wHl
nvi t at the home of. Mrs. Owen
.Mi'viiim. 2lu2 S. Keeoiiil utret-t,
'fhttrsilay afiernoon at 2 : 110 o'clock.
At! mend. its are ukU ' d to he pres
ent. "
The Indies Auxiltar' of . the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will meet tonlffht at the Katies'
hall nt 7: SO o'clock.
The two divisions of the Metho-
WALLING'S!
!: COATS.!. Ii:;. I
' ; la Bogv.e, Pajmei; .; j
And other 'equally good 1
makes offered at a Spo- j
cial Reduction for one !
week.
HATS , ' " 1
Courfcr, ta'mco, Nemo
All snappy, good ' style'
patterns priced for a
quick turnover.
SCARFS
Beautiful colors and
patterns..
, One-Half Price
RETRIMMING
t Bring your last season's
t hat to bo remodeled nt a
close price before , the
;, Fall rush of work in our
1 workroom.
WALLING'S
Your
Own
Judgment
will tell you what valu you
get from beauty work. Don't
depend on the opinions of
others too much -judge for
yourself.
Whenever this judgment
' Is exercised', chnrming wo
men find that their charm
Is best aided by the work of
experts.
Thone us today.
Geist Marinello Shop
Sommer Bldg. Phone M. 677
Ji:R()rHFSTFi. . II.:
1 Menehan's Arch-Aid Ox
fords nnd fillppeis mem to
be our best S-;Utrs. , Ths
reason Is that they nre so
narrow in the heel that they
prevent slipping and hold
the arch up firmly and carry
' the foot In the nich and
relieve the pressure on the
ball of the foot, which will
.t prevent callouses from 'form
ing. People who wear Arch
Aids Iwwe little trouble with
their feet.
THE B00TERY
MINERVA SAYS:
A K
SOCIETY
Fits Well
1
j v
Thls smart little felt hat that turns
away from the face so appealing'
has tucks at the side that form a
trimming and at the same time make
It potjslble to nt the crown smoothly
and neatly. The deep, perfectly
fitted crown Is one ot of fashion's
musts.
(dlt Kpiseopal Ladies' Aid will meet
; Wednesday at 2:M p .m. The first
division will meet at the home of
!.lrs. M. ('. Smith, I72 Wa.sliin-,--jton
avrnue and tho second at ihe
home of Airs. l V. ltoek. Cin;i
Second street. These meetinss will
fen tu ro the election of officers.
The Christian Alicslonary society
will meet at the cliurch tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The topic
of the day will be "Tht- Spanh-.h
Speak fnrr people of America." with
Mrs. Price a.s h-uiler. The hos'lfsscs
will he Mrs. Ii. 11. paldoek, Mrs.
J. T. ("aidftell and A!r. J. Snod
Ijrass. A cordial inviiatiou is ex
tended lo all ladles of the church,
because of Airs. Haldoek's immi
nent depart u ii for S.ilcm. a new
secretary will he appointed.
Sister Mary
Says:
i : Breakfast --Oriijljre. .juice; crisp
'broiled bacon, baked egs. creani-
i cd potatoes, date and rice muffins,
! milk, cofft-;. :4
j 1 Lunchoon Raked cabbage, rye
bread and butter sandwiches, rip
ple custard, oatmeal cookies, milk,
i t'a- i
; Mnnar-LGoiiutuy-ff4ra . ohicki.
t mashed potatoes, gravy, corn on
the cob. Jellied vegetable salad,
' chocolate and macaroon cream,
i whole, wheat bread, milk, coffen.
When young chickens weigh
fio'm 2 to 3 pounds dressed they
are most delicious disjointed nnd
fried in hot butter and lard. The
! meat close to the bone under the
j crisp fried covering should be gtv
i en to children under six years of
age. This meal is really cooked
by steam since after the chicken
lis browned the spider is covered
Iftnd the heat reduced. Sixty full
minutes should be given to tho
l cooking of the birds,
j Apple Custard
! Six or eight apples, cup sugar,
1 4 eggs. 2 cups milk teaspoon
iaah. Pare, core and shee apph w.
I Add cup boiling water and cook
i until broken and sofi. Add sugar
and heat with a fork until smooth.
If not smooth rub through a sieve.
There should he from 1 H to 2 cups.
Hen id milk. Heal yolks of eggs with
ALBERS
POULTRY FEEDS
We have received
a vnv of
Pilot Oyster Shell
C'onrso tiltlT
Medium (.KIT
foni-se ('II AlU'fl AIi
.Meililllll eilAKCOAIi
Cnaiso iiom:
Medium HO NT.
Al.l'AI.FA MI'.AIi
lTtiMii it i:;) sri;n
i'UKMii;it seiiATeii
Chlek Scrnu li
(ruwliiK St-'rutcU
(ii-owln Mush
IJnseed Oil Meal.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
UNITED STATES
A HOME-LIKE
INSTITUTION OF
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.
Resources over
One and a Half
Million
Valentino's New
'l.Wl'.l'dStfr-:, -r? "--.-
Rudolph Valentino denies that his n--w lending ladv. Vilmn IJruikv. u fas
cinating beauty reccDtly iniKjrted ficm L'udapct foi tho American Nereco
has anything to do with hit recent separation from bis wife. Nittachu
Rambova. "He Insists that their marital trouble are du; to tin fnet that
he wants a home with children and his wife wants a o-neur While his
Wife was sailing for Kurope to see if "absent tivatmvnt" would smooth
ovx their dinVullii-s Valentino was attending a preview at Lo Angeles
cf the new picture In which Miss Hanky and he are sum tig.
remaining sugar and salt. Pour
i scalded milk slowly onto egg mix
I ture, stirring constantly. Heturn to
jtha flro and cook over hot-water
j until custard coats the spoon. Heat
(lie whites of 2 of the eggp until
stiff: and- dry. .Heat In. 4 tuble-
S)oonH sugur. Put apple sauce Into
a. baking dlsl pour owr custard
and cover with meringue. Hake. S
minutes in a moderate oven, ('hill
and serve. . ' , 1 '
-Radio
WF,Dt:si)AY, September 2 ,
Mountain Standard Time stations
k'rVA. Odgeli. Ctnh (21(5). 9-10 p.
m.. Ogden Paint Oil and Glustt
j fompany: 13-1 1. studio program.
KOA, Denver. Colo. (312.4). 0:80 p.
m.. Herbert While and his "Silver
State orchestra: S, scientific
football. ,Tob McNamara: 8:10,
convention program, American
Association of Joint Stock Land
hanks; speakers, C!ov, Oliver H
Khoup. Dr. Krldny, Itohert Coop
er. C. A. Williams, Guy Houston;
10, dance program.
Piuiric Standard Time? Ktnllniin
K KOA, Seattle. Wuah. 4r.4.3). fl
6:4.r n. m., Hoffman orchestra;
0:45-8:15. Hopper Keily company
studio program; 8:So-io, Tims
studio program.
KTWH, Hollywood. Calif. 22.),
f-7 p. ill., children's hour, Hig
Hrothers of Kh'WH; 7-7:S'. Mu
tual Motors contest; 7;.iU-S, pro
gram, Ih'Verly ridge rompany,
Heverlyrldge Jlawaiians, Louise
Howntt, planologues; 8-3, Joe
Martin's studio six orchestra,
Violet Preston, blues singer;
Krnest Morrison, tenor; Don Mc
Namee and Geo. Green, accordion
and banjo duets; i"-ltt, program.
Independent Furniture Manufac
turing company; lo-ll, Warner
Urns, frolic.
KGO, Oakland, Calif. (Kl). C-7 p.
in., dinner concert.
KC.W, Portlond, Ore. (431.5). 7:30
p. m., baseball scores; 10-1 1, con
cert Sherman, Clay and company-
KII.I, I, us Angeles, Calif. (405.2).
6:30-6 p. m,, Ixlghton'B Arcade
cafeteria orchestra, Jack Cron
Bhaw, leader; 6-0:30, Art Hick
man's Hiltrnore hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward Fltzpatrlck, di
rector; G:3o-7:30, Baby Muriel
MacCormac and Mickey Me Han,
screen Juveniles; Dick Winslow,
juvenile reporter; Thelma Carter
pianist: Li.cle John; S, Dr. Mars
Humgardt, scientific lecturer;
8:30-10; 3(1. program, H. Jevne
company, arranged by J. Howard
Johnson: lo:3o-2, Art Hick
man's Hihmoro hotel dance or
chestra, Far! Hurtnett, lender,
KJH, Seattle. Wash. (3S4.4). 7
:5 p. m.. Sears, Hoebuck and
company; S:3 0-10, Post-Intel 11
S' nrcr program.
KXX, Hollywood. Calif. (336.9).
i.;30-t-15 p. m.. Wurlitxer pipe
organ studio. Town Tattler; 6:16,
travel talk. W. F. Alder 6:30-7,
At water Kent itadfo orehf stra,
Paul Flnsteln. leader; 7-h. Am
bassador hotel concert orchestra,
Josef Kosenfeld. leader; 8-10,
program, Hercules Gasoline com
pany, the program with a kick.
UTAH. Oaklnnd. Calif. CMM, -ll
p. ni. Transportation club; fiilfi,
KTCL friend fy advisor, (Jeorge
11. Crandall; H:20-8:40. Vole; of
Keattle; lo-ji, Alaska weekly.
The Arcturus scientific expedition
, found two new volcanoes in ac
tive eruption In the paclrfe. At
1 tract ed by the immense supply of
; food, whales und porpots wallow
ed In the msH of foam caused by
the violent collision of two great
currents meeting in a tide race.
-llailioad coaches in Egypt ha vo
ids wheels, two at each end and
two under t'i" center of the cars.
Leading Lady
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4
2 XKW MIL1-K TO, START I
1.AKKVIKW, Ore., (Special. ) 1
With trial runs completed and nec
essary changes and repairs made in
machinery and equipment, two new
lumber milts o fa dully capacity of
loo.OOO. feet will begin 'capacity
operation in Lake county wllhln
the next week. One of the mills,
the property of Kdgerton Adams,
is located nt Camas creek, east or
I.akeview, and the other, owned by
the I.akeview Mills & Timber com
pany. Is about six miles south of
I.akeview on Crane creek.1-
The latter mill Is the lalrjtt in
Lake county. .
What's more discouraging than
on enemy who Kt a'ong fine?
No matter how long ou stay in
jail ou don't get a vacation.
A" QUARTET
Of
THE BEST
TABLE FOODS
On
THE MARKET
TODAY
Union Creamery
Company
I
i 4
v.';V
M VISITING
.AT UNION. ORE.
I' N I O N, (Special) Leruard
Shanks, who formerly lived In Cn
lon and attended the local high
school, came ocr trom Pendleton
Ihe lu.t of Ihe week to visit for a
short lime with his two idlers and
wild n lends In I'nlon.
I.eona Kosewall, Audrey IVfjip.
and Kdlth WIkIH, three l uion girls
who hae been altetnling (he nor
mal school at Hellingham, Wash.,
arrived home Saturday, Two oth
ers, who went to the normal from
here, Krma Xellson -ind Grai t- Swi
tier, remained in HeUlngham for a
time because .the former was hi
t he hospital when school closed.
All live of the girls will teach ihiji
year.
To furnish Juice fc.r the new
elect rie oen which Is being ln
.slalled in the Del.ap bakery here,
i In- power company had mset poles
and run a wire with more current
to the even.
Mr. and .Mrs. A. l Wilson were
over t'ruiu ImhhT Sunday the guests
of i heir (laughter Mrs. Vera Fox.
The first of Ihe herles of cash
coupon auction sales was held Sat
urday afternoon ami many valu
able prizes were, given In exchange
for the coupons.' some of the arti
cles going for seven or eight hun
dred dollars In coupons. Another
similar sale, will be her, In ubout
a month.
Tie- school buildings nre getting
their annual ihoi-ough cleaning and
will be In readiness for the opening
of the term on the eighth of Sep
tember. K. 1. Leuter. his two Hons, Henry
and liaynmnd, and two nephews
from KIkI". by the name of Hud
son, are spending the week on a
camping trip up near the forks of
Catherine creek.
The union Sunday evening serv
ices by the Methodist and Presby
terian churches will be continued
for a part of September at least.
They have been running for ubout
two months.
A. W. Nelson, George Hlrnie and
Sherwood Williams were among
the l,a tiranders who attended the
tennis tournament here Sunday.
. Fred Fox is moving Into the
new bungalow he had built In
North i'nlon.
Mrs. Nellie Vnden, who has been
attending the state normal at Mon
mouth during tin summer, arrived
home Saturday. Mrs. Vaden will
teach In the grade building h4re
this year.
I',he-Svi,pt Cnmpt Closed
HOOD HIVFIt, Ore. (Special).
Hecause of the big forest fire
that swept the headwaters . of
Wind river in July, the Wind
HlVt'r Lumber company has an
nounced that all of Its logging
camps in Skamania county. Wash.
Itigton. will be closed for the se.l
son. The July tire destroyed don
key engines and other equipment
and took a heavy toll of logs and
standing timber.
3 ' 1 I
PKAKE
For tho forthcoming social season. DancoK,
parties," formal and informal dinners and sundry
activities are sure to come. How ubout that
delicate dress of last winter? Tho one yon
thought so pretty? And that tuxedo or full
dress suit? Had them out of the wardrobe yet?
'Tis time you unpack them. Have our driver
call and we'll give those garments i;n expert
cleaning and pressing. You will have tlieiu
back "looking like new" and ready for another
active season's wear.
We do alteration work on both men's and wom
en's clothing.
Thone Main 72
The
Wardrobe Cleaners
Next to J. C Penney Co.
No Mean Queen
V V,V
5
' f:A
t X if.
I he Qimi n of Hesutv! Arliala
nnd sculptors ia e over her
ruvisum;? in amy. av.kI we m
confess that Mile. Lls-tte,
crowm d "Ouci n of Heauly" at
Vichy, 'France, well merits t he
title. The lady who ran off
with . the-' crown of pulchritude
nt the French Spa Is a famous
stage' beaut y of Putin; noted
artists on the continent fight
with each other to have
her
pose for them and we are giv
en to underhand thut Mile. Li
set le Is comlntf here to charm
America, too.
PAKTOlt TAKFS VACATION
COHVALLlfl, Ore., (Special.) j
Uev. E, T. Simpson of the Episcopal I
church of this city and his wife, wlllj
start this week for an extended slay
in California. Kev. Simpson has !
been In the mlnlKterlal service here
for 2o years, being exceeded In
length of pas! orate only by Dr. J.
H. N. Hell. He tins been granted
a leave of absence to obey the man
dates of physicians who have order
ed him lo an outdoor life in an ef
fort to regain his health. A mon
ster public reception is planned for
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Tuesday
afiernoon at the new Hotel Henlon
alter which a banquet will be serv
ed lu I heir hoiioiv'v.f i
Mr. and' Mrs. Simpsor have two
cons, both graduates of Annapolis
and now In the I'ntted States navy.
It's gel ting so n man'. almost
got to go to a dance to stay sober.
New Fall Dresses
In Smait Now Models
16.50 ta 539..10
Put
Rondy-To-Wear
COV::, Ore., (Special.) T. H.
Johnson fluhihed filling his silo last
Week.
A. I.. Decker Is putting up a silo
and will fill It Ihia week.
N. P. Klght is building a corn
crib for his crop.
The Methodist Sunday school, 70
strong, went lo ltlversldo Park Fri
day lor a picnic and program. All
enjoyed t he day.
School will begin lu Frosty dis
trict September K with Mrs. Kvu
Diincau us teacher.
S, W. Koger was a business visi
tor lo La Gt-unde Wednesday.
Terrel Jasper, who has been
visiting at ihe F. T. Kosewall home,
has goto lo I'nlon to visit relatives
there for u few days he for return
ing to Ida home at Meridian, Ma.
L. J. Chadwick und family mo
tored to Cumbridge, Ida-, this week
to visit at the. bonio of Mrs. T. F.
organ, a former resident of Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Klght and Mrs.
COVE SOCIAL
NEWS DFWEEK
The services of our Interior Decorator are at your,
disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on
your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob- -leius
for you
CARRS
IMMSMM
VEEDOL
Ask (Jllibona Krrvic Station. ,
SAJU'KON TlttKS AMI TUBUS. "
VKI.TKX. the Quality l'roiluct.
Gibbons Service Station
vsr. vi:ii fx I'ltoDi'crs
Anil ynu'li nlwayN b MlllsritMl. tVimpli'to clinssts lubrication.
'Ii lciihciii',' 5T.t-il JcrriTisun and Elm
Safely Swiftly (hmRiiiahltj j
Come to Our Singo Drpot at 1111 .Iriri-rson Are.
All Miik!h Leave from There lMillr.
I.KAVHS I.A :itANIP. 1'OIt
.loxi'ph J A.M. - I l'.M. - 1:11(1 P.M.; Niimlny, ! A.M. -4:00 P.5t
taker 7 A.M. - 10:50 A.M. - 1:30 l'.M. - 1 P.M.
Numbly III A.M. - 4 P.M.
Priiill.'ton Dally 1 1 A..M. - 4:00 P.M.
Depot l'liono Mnln 700
CAKES
MAI'I.R NUT
(.'(Illl'ltO
ANfiKd KOOn
DHVU.'H Koon
ji:t.i.Y itoi.r.a
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Mlilters of lllKb-finule Pustrlrs
"1IOM12 OP THE OOr.Ol'.M CltL'BT"
Sept. 10th - Oct. 20th
Arc You Ready for the Deer Season?
We are still ready to serve you with the
most complete line of Sporting Goods in
Eastern Oregon. We will get you a sup- .
ply of ammunition for any make rifle.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
man s
nnd Millinery
,!. P. FrjHhee ven business visitors
ill lui Grande Friday. ,
J. M. Gaxsct. who. has spout thg
past year with .his daughter in I'ina
Valley, has ret unied to .'ove to
luok alter hi business interettis.
H. J. linker wuii. to th( Grande
Lo'ido hospital for . ti vaimefil taut
UCek. 3 S
J. M. flass-f nnd J. 1. Tallent
were huntiK-vs visitors in la Grande
Friday.
A ship's (untune has nothing to
do with its weight.' Originally it
meant the capacity of a ship carry
ing huge barrels of wine, culled
tuns. Kver since then Fuglisli
ships have been measured by lun
nage or, an we now call It, "ton
naj;e." .
'.
The last words of David Living-'
ston heard by a human oar wertv
"allrlght, you can go now," spokeftf
to an old and trusted servant whort-,
1- before Ids death. - -
J
KJOTEL ASTOD
2nd & Hill Lo AnieU
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 Rath New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff horn $1.50
COf'OANtTT
, l'INKAPPt.R
IIO.NKY DEW
CHCM'OI.ATB ROLLS
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