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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1925)
Friday, September 4, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three . ' NEWS of SOCIETY t OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Dy Condo Mrs. Pierce Host to Sunday School Class Member of tliu Murytlm Sunday (school clii-ss of tho, First iltlhodlst Kpiscopnl church met last even ing ut the home of their tciicher, lire,, u. M. I'h'ifif for ii bulni'H 11 Hug uuU reorKUnlztitlun uflur adjournment during llu' Hummer liKiiitlm. Thirteen were, present and ft,'r the hu.'dnt's'a neulon she evening was spent socially and re-lif.hui,-nt were eiveil. Mrn. KUney asaisleil MrB. 1'teree In aervinfj. The cluss will have their first lcsMoii Sumluy morning at Hi o'clock al the, church, The topic will he "The Ctii'lKttun' Ooul." . Fourteen Attend ; Riverside Aid Session The Uivershle ladies' Aid im'l yenierduy afternoon at the home of Mrs. Owen Maxlum. Fourteen ladlrH wore present utul afler th flfvotlor.nl und Hhorl business meet ing tin- uftcrnoon was wpcm isorlal ly. Dainty refheshmcnts wore served by the hostess. , Legion Ladies to Aid Hospital Inmates . The American legion Auxiliary ' held their regular meeting Wednes dnv evening; ut llonan hull. t'om- mltiees were iipiiointi-d and ur runt;emens made lor a dinner to lp give, for all ex-service men on Armistice day. It w;i.h voted to send one dozen ruga, one by two yard, to Hie government hotspllul No. 77 nt Portland., anil also to nd a fernery nnd fern . to. the same hoKpiiul. The members decided to meet hometitue In the near, future to inuUe apple butter, whleb will also be sent to hospital No 77. Nurses at Hospital Entertain Friends A delightful social affair took place; last evening at Grande Ronde hospital when the nurses of the In stitution entertained a few frtendB. (lames were played during the evening, after which rcrreBhrnenta weit served. Mooseheart Ladies Entertain The ladles of Moosohonrt legion met nt the I. (). O .F. hall yenter ciuy afternoon. Uumes were played with Mrn. Alorjey winning first rv-. and ihe second prir.e going to Quaint Millinery For children Pnna 1b showing some droll high hais with square crowns trimmed with embroidery In wool or coarse silk They are light In weight though ihe give an effect of wetxhC I Mrs. Campbell. He fore adjourn -I ment delicious refreshments were 'served. Mrs. lie rue r and Mrs. Wal I lace Cass wen hostesne.i. I ,M. I. A. Members " 'Join in Social One hundred and thirty stake 'and ward M. I. A. oi'flnera from j linker. I nion. Imbler. Ml. C.lenn land l.a Urnndo held u social Wed I ne.sday evening In the amusement j hall here. A banquet was served (early in the evening, after which i guinea and dancing were the f i a ItureH. ; ;ND YOU U. THAT'S oKAT You (?eroS(s -" lH(T,s -j) To S&KIT THelf- -pr Jtt x rj ' TAMDitviO. To TiJ? fflfev THATa YcxjR-pcisrticM ' THAT'S WHAT I T-Ci I'.U ' -z t Radio 1 s.vn kiiav. si r 1 1 urn :it .v I .Mnuiiiaiit Statnlunl I'bne stations- KOA, liftiver, Colo. (323.4), .S p. m., Ijiiui-r uiuu.elpnl bund; la, Uuner program. IMelfie suuulanl Time Stalhms. KKOA, Seaitie. Va.sh.J i ti;4f p. in., Huffman oifh"strn; 8-10, opening uf in w 1 inm-wui t 'Million; lU-ll;:;ii, Kihlle llarl; nesH and his orchestra. Kl'W'li, Hullywond, Calif. 2t2), 8-1 p. in., program. 1'uruttu ;tiu dlus; y-ta, J. Stanley KulbrU:hl, I'-nor; l-'red Hruly, saw sole.-i; I'ranees St. (Jeorge, the jaz.mnnia Birl; Wilda 1 tenia rd, uirain; , aimultaiteui!.'; broadcast from I .us Angeles Third Annual Kailto exposition. (.!), tntkhtnd. Calif. (stlLZI. S:10 p. m., program, Civic Aiulitoi1 iiun, i 'all l orn tn's I dnmoud Jubi lee. 7 fitli anniversary of admit tance of Cnliiornia into (he un ion; 10-12, Henry llalstead's or chestra. KOW. Cortland, tire. (491.fi), C S P in., Portland hotel orchestra. KHJ. I.om A navies, Calll'. (4i'.".2), 5::iO-ti p. in,, l.eiuhton's Ai'eadi: cai'eterin. orchest ra, Jack Cron lKlw, leuder; (i-ti;yo, Art Hick man's HIM more bote) concert or chestra. Kdwan Kitzpatrlek. dt reetor; ti:S(i-7;ao, ltadlo kiddies hour with Pavid Durand, "l.lttlo Hoy lilne of I(;idioland;" LoIh Merrikeii, pianist ; Marguerite Poyle, kinder; Jerry AldrtdRe. reader; t'neli John; S -10, iiro it grain, Nu-tii ape enmpany. , ar- " ranged by Walter W. Itiddh-k; I. ltadlo exposition; 11-1: BO, Art I tick man's III It more hotel flu nee orchestra, Karl Hurl net t, leader; ll:S-2 a. in., Lost An gels of KHJ, Walter lllddiek, chief hnrphl, Host Anmds orches tra. KJJ1, Seattle. Wash. (3S4.4), S::t0 10 p. in.. I C. Warner company. , Announcements Sorinl amiotinromcnts may foo printed lu thin column freo of charge. Any announcements pertain lug to any functions such as cooked food sales, -etc., will bo refused. Annoiuicenieuts, to be printed the Fame day, must bo In society editor's hands by :00 o'clock, News editor's note. , v The pythiun Sisters wlij meet this t? veiling at the K. of P.. hull. powdered sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Pare pears and cut In o.uurters. Hemove cores and roil In fine cracker dust. Cook in a frying pan In butter until a delicate brown on all sides. Arrange in a pud ding dish and pour over the choco late tauce. To make sauce Melt chocolate in top of double holler. Add sugar, milk, half th butter. Cook over hot water for five minutes. Mix cornstarch wth cold milk nnd ttir Into chocolute mixture. Cook, stir ring constantly, until thick, and smooth. Add remaining butter to butler In frying pan In which peart were browned. Add powdered sugur and Htir over u moderate fire until Hie sugar Is melted ud the whole Is pale brown. Add tu choco late mixture and stir over fire un til perfectly blended. Hemove from fire and udd vantltn. Pour over pears and serve warm or chilled. Two wouhl-hf Kngllsh Channel swimmers don't eat fish. That's all right. Wo know a big piece of cheese who doesn't eat cheeHo. KXX, Hollywood; Calif. ClltO.'.i), fi ::o-1; : l U p. in., WurliUor pipe ormm studio; : 1 ft, travel lulk, W. i Alder: ::i0-7, Aiw;itr Kent Itadio orehesira, Paul Pln Mteln, lead-r; 7-7 ::(, dinner hour music; 7:S-S, Wui HU-r pipe organ studio; H-la, UNX fi-aime program. arra'iid v "nrrii Preston Hlttmeli ter; lo-il. ltay Wat'n Cocoanut (Irave dance or chestra from Ambassador hotel; 3 1-2 a. ni.. Hollywood nlghi, Const auee Talmadne, !io.ste;s. KTC1., Seattle, Wish. tHOV'i), (:4o-7:lA p. m.. Hermie King and his HilpersoloistH; 4l-10-il:Se, ller mie King and bin super pololslr.; !i;H0-12, Itadio night frolic, Hal and hi:i ltadlo Pals. SIMMONS. Tn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur I'niou County. Ada A. Stephenson, Plaintiff, vs. Charles H, Slepheuson. defendant. To Charles II. Stephenson, t he above named defendant; In the name of the State of Ore gon; Yoil are hereby required to be ami appear In the above entitled suit ami court, and answer tlm pin In tiff's cotnplutt. fib d against ou on or before six weeks from the date of (he f tint publication of this summons, anil in case you fall in so appeal and answer, the plulntiff will, for want (hereof, apply to Hon court for defuult and for the re lief prayed for lu her com plain I, to-wit: For the dissolution of Ihe bonds of matrimony existing be tween tin plaintiff and defendant, for the care and custody of the minor child of the nlnintlff ami defendant, . Via ton., I., Suphensun, and, tor Mich other and further re lief as to the court may seem proper. ThlH summons Is published by order of the Hon. ,1. W. Knowles, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Pnion County, which order wan made and entered tn the abov entllh-d court and suit oil (he 2tb day of Aug. tOl'fi, Just Arrived! Dainty j Silk J Lingerie At Very Pleasin;' Prices ' SILK GOWNS $0.25 'to 17.50 . , STEP-IN SETS . $8.30 to 910.00 ' . . COMBINATIONS S3.30 to $14.30 Styles Unit are new ami different crepe that is of exquisite quality, lace trimmed or tailored type. Values that are unsurpassed. PUTMAN'S and reiiulrea the summons lu this suit, to be published Inttlio Observer-Star once each week for nix successive weeks reiilrlng the de fendant to appear anil answer the plaintiff's complaint on or before mk weeks froni the date of the first publication of this summons. The date of the first publication of tills summons Is the 2Sth day of Aug.. 11125. HCCKNt; ASHWIU Attorney for the Ptaintlff. Husiiilng at Ciiaude, Oregob. Wkly.. Aug. 2S Sept. 4-U-1S-2U Oct. S-!. Fnll's coming. Already th grid iron is making faces ut the mid-Iron. CALLING'S i k i' -' w t f.'- COATS At close to cost prices. ' HATS Arriving daily and priced for a quick turn-over. Retrimming given care ful attention IWALLING'S Sister Mary Says: -i- (By filskr Mury) - -p ; Hreukfust: Orange juice, soft cooked eggs, crisp gruham toast, milli, coffee. i iunchcon: Cream of tomato soup, croutons, cottage' cheese, bruwn bread, peach snow. milk. tea. Hlnner: Veal cutlets with pbniant sauce, rlced potatoes, creamed corn, cabbage and apple naiad, pears In chocolute sauce, whole wheat bread, milk, coffee, i The veal cat lets are simmered until tender in boiling water to cover before crumbling and frying. The stock Is used for the sauce. Children under ten years of age should be served a "cutlet" which has not been fried and some of the broth reserved before making the sauce. I Penrs in Chocolate Sauce. J Four large sweet pears, a squares bitter chocolate, a tablespoons sugar, H teaspoons cornstarch, 3 tablespoons butter. 4 tablespoons . Florence Lynch Miller ;:' Accredited Teacher , V. i '''. ,:. 'n VOICE ' - . - VIOLIN ' v Announces Opening' of FiiH Classes'"''' """J 1806 Fii-st St. .' Phone 2r5-V II V ''' - -': J Your Own Judgment will trll you what value you get from beauty work. Don't di'ponu on thn opinions of others too much Judge for yourself. Whenever this Judgment Is exercised, charming wo men find that their clarm Is best aided by the work of experts. . " Phone us today. Geist Marinello Shop Sommer Bldg. Phone M. tn OVER $700,000.00 is on deposit at this bank on which we pay 4r0 Compound Interest This alone is evidence , of a satisfactory in vestment. UNITED STATES MINERVA SAYS: Po you know shoes lire shoes, but there Is a vast difference between ihoeiand Arch-Aid shoes. Now don't nsk me. but ask the women who are wearing thli make (Arch-Aid) why they never change to other makes when once they wear Arch-Aid. The first pair you wear will convince you of these facts: 1 t rntn fort . t he mt S'-ntlal part; Jnd durability; 3rd looks; 4th savtmr on niik hose with no slipping ut the heel, which prevents runover heeli; removeg cnl louses on bottom of foot.; corns will gradually disap pear when Aroh-Aid ihoeii, are worn, eliminating fric tion on tin- toea. Hemove the cause and Nalure will Temove the corns. AH siiea la stock. THE B00TERY HUNTI OPENS THE 10TII I have Shot Guns, Rifle Ammunition of all kinds. Call and sec them. F. L. LILLY Hardware Thone M-85 WE ARE EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENTS FOR Johnstons Box if Candies A great variety of packages containing various assortments of delicious con fections. Assorted Chocolates All Cream Centers Fruits and Nuts Chocolate Covered Chewing Chocolates Chocolate Covered Caramels Cherries Chocolate Covered The Treasure Box And many others. ! p Ilk i : lissaiiif Factory Deinoiistration Saturday is the Last Day UNIVERSAL AND WESCO RANGES AND HEATERS Perfect Universal The heater is a small furnace or room heater a duuhlo jack et with air space sufficient to fill a 9-inch heater pipe 'with a heater dome produces the most powerful circulation. New nickel trim a wonderful heal er and fuel saver. Deposit A PAYMENT OF $3.00 de livers to your home any range or heater you may se lect and entitles you to all the special inducements of this stove sale. Bargains In Used Stoves We have a numher of used stoves which have been taken in exchange and are in good condition. Some are as good as new. We nre offering these at ex ceptionally low prices dur ing this sale and those who are looking for a stove bar gain will find it here. Credit ikt is the lime to select a : modern Xl 0V heating or. cooking stove to re place old, out-of-date equipment in your home, and buy them at the advantageous prices of fered so early in the season. Do not fail to profit by the special inducements offered during this Bale. .,, ',.,Y ,., ' .;, , Jpiv .fill Universal and Wesco Ranges Here you can find the range best suited to your .requirements. There arc many styles and ' sines to select from full porcelain In grey, and blue with whMe porcelain mid nickel trimming; senii-porcclain and plain finish, coal-wood lunges with or without reservoir. Satisfaction guaranteed. GIVEN FREE AWAY To everyone purchasing a Universal, Wesco range or healer during this sale wc will give FREE 13 pieces of genuine Pyrex Transpar ent Oven ware as illustrated above. Pyrcx ware is becoming increasingly popular because it can be used for a variety of purposes every day in the year. GARB S ism.. Wesco Circulator The heater illustrated above is our answer .to a demand for a strictly high-class par lor heater with circulating construction and a combina tion stove with duplex grates that is equally suitable for. wood or coal. This stove con serves fuel, keeps the air cir culating in your rooms nnd is conducive to good health. Make Your Own Terms In Reason On The Balance Your Old Stove Taken In Exchange YOU CANNOT COOK GOOD on a ioor range. Why not trade in your old, worn-out stove for a new Universal or Weseo. We will make you a lib eral allowance on your old stove and apply it as part payment on the new one. No Interest to A Delightful Place To Eat
