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

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Monday, S(,il:;ni!(( V 7, l;
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Union County Girls
TakePait in Caj.os
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WTC -Itif"1' tl"' f -1 trl.ii;; li.:'
til the min iM unim-'i c u-.w -i
I he Vih1i1iij::Vi Si in .Non-nil
School. Ivu-U fJ.il. r. 'iii'' U .1
to eontribitlC to t hi Plitf-i 1 :iiu;ii.-ni
end the Hi' i:on dull, of whirh ih.
Itii'lB uri' ni'-mi't'i"''. ihO'' 1 fiiHi-'
fe-;ivnl par id". b e i'ise j( i,- cnn-
ri'h'.-i most t i i -
soth i '-i) on- or
c;il ;it;i;ii'tiori:-.
Miss KIm-i'I and y.ira I !.
r,"li-i'ti'. ax nriiii,":-s!-.i to thi
of Itosnria.
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Rirtlulay V-jviv ''
Honors Mis. tV.iIth
A r'l"'"'r.at af:-'ii"',a i - ;-n n
r-t Hi.' Ini.it. of V . Vlio ill'.k
fewl, nt r 1 '11 1 1 !!. 'V v. ! i ti ;
Mis. lllohlaiitl "t nlc-r'.'tiiiwl avHi ,-i
Ivlrth.laj' uri : l.ei,rbM; M'-.'. Hit-:. !
Kmllh. A Moieb':' (-1 ri-i.-it.l-- were !
1 ' .'am ;ii:tl Otter an enjoyable;
lime il:iill1y r!,' -: '--tl' ie". V i-- I
I'.TV'-tl. Mr-:. S'niilli i-e,,'ivi,l many j
bt-nnl il'nt anl ti-v nil i-Jt!-;. j
Tim: e pit-.t.'i! '-it-:-. Kim;
William ion, '.li-. c tl
Nils. Ii-1; S.lf.! '1. M, (t
von. ilt'-tf. I.ee l: : i : i - V,
lhirnett. M i-.t. .in-,. ii r,n-.v
War.l S111IH1. Mi '. II. I.
l.esl. r Str:u;',fii 1.1. lit--:.
jut. Mrs. H. :. Ktin-f -tt.
nt t How-try, Min lini-l l;u
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Indian Blanket
An Imlton Manket of intricate dcslgft
I'litl non'eoua colorlns was th ma
terial wlivtcd to ninko this sport
tout. It iu lined with bright"' ltd
flannel. ... .
Hurricane Sweeps Through Holland
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. A cent- on one bf. tllP .uMinlly quiet "nil penc fill alrrcts in noiinnn l.iu r ll nan m oil swept
by a terrific hurricane. At the left of tile plelll e enn lie teen the PrnlcHlunt ellilli'll of lioieulo.
Jn. the center can be: seen nil Hint was left s:uuJl.ig of one liulltlinir oft. r the wln.l fln.l rain hn.l
8tbltli-l1 -.;-..','';. -
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Sister Margp 'g:'jjfjJ'
ori'PtMl nt tlx1 rost of. Hf'wrol Hill-,
licii 1o11iii-h which jroiuis tt to
comc one oC the hiri;-Ht rtivtnU-ul
cnter-prisi'S in li.Tiniiny.
SoHnl nnnounriMin'iiJs. . nay
be printed In thU rnltnltn Tr- '
of clmme. Any nnttdMiK'iiK'nl"
pertaining Ut nny (irv-Moiw v. h
as oookil fnol snhs.' pit.1, v-ill.
Ikj r fuseil. Anu,"aat''fiieiit .tn
be printed the ki:iv l(iy, V":t
bt 111 srirlety etliinr's liaifK h.v
:0l o'elotU., Vtwti (.litu
note. 1 ' r
-.Irs. .1oh:i r.nni-lt will Kf lioM
pR:i to the r.trk-l.il' eliih V-.lM .;-
diiy ji i'l ; -rnofni S' lit' ;iiin r !). at
111 r liom; in I 'i nit !e.
Ii;un:iii I'.
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run no ftiii;''r wl1,
tO the lit ;ui!t. :4 v.l-'
ryi-s cn I hi- ti n
WILLIHS'S
At c!oe Id co:'t pric'ss.
HATS '
Arrivins daily im r
piicod flu- a quick
tiinMivc-r.
nctiiinniii!;'- ;iven caro
i'ul j'.tlrntion
(li.t .Sister Mary) V. -p "
, f.IX0fll'M'! ; liiiluul .ptyira, ccnl,
" H.in c;m lisii ;i;uV pota'16 VuYt'ft, '
oiun ia i:t muft'lii.s. milk. tofie
i. !.'.-i,n: ( ';m'.it iower oiy i6ast
.vi'ir.'l!"!1, I' ttm-f nal-uK fonstodi
i iitr, ;in., ;it)lc niuei milk, tea.. ;
:)imur; 'liioih-il sirlbtn fhienk.i
1ui;t h i oiatocs, iiVjujerH v wlifivi '
HiCh t'Oi'li, :-piln ulitl d,tfi r,? HtUflll.
: iiii'i i wliufo whV'ui ,lire;ll,
I t Ui.'t . -; . !' . .' v.'- !
'i'lH- "ptum pinliiln" sounds l(keJ
1 Mi!-:vni:.. hut this pudding i6 ipude;
! with fit sh plums anil sUtle' dako
j e'.ihs. -
; of course, children under , six1
y.vns of K'e :n o not served t he stuf-1
I i d pt ip i!t :ii:,,:"Rt('(i In thodln-1
J.ner menu lit it n weil-lmiiuioo'd ' i'-ul j
: is proided for them withouf'tht'
j ve tithle. , - ( . ;
t . ulillouer on Toast. . j
i !H' lar:;e eaulit'lower, 1 okk. 2 1
j tnM eoid water. Vj touttuoon1
i mill , h le;.spoon pepper, 1 cup fine
'ilrl' il bread ri'umb.s, cup trad
J i hce.-jf, j tuhU'fuoons buttur, 1 'ta-i
; bh-apoon flour, 'i . teaspoon HU.lt.
y i pper. 1 cup milk, 4 tablespoons
en-ain. . ;
l.ei rnutiflower staiM head dpwn
in eoid h tiled water for one.Jrulr
iiour. J 'rain and separate, into
fiowereitts. )',cil in slightly Halted
boiiiny: w iter until tender, but, not
brukt h or murliy. l.rKin.. Thor
oof.hly mix eruuibH and. 'chooao.
't'ji in pfiK .slightly hpabin wlth
roifl water, suit, and pepper. Itoll
urn in t runtltH and put Into" u
W! ll-lmttered baking dish. , Brown
niili'kly in u hot oven. .Uvniove
n.-n bait Ills dish to squares of hot
Mt'lered loam and pour over the
'.o.i-r Qi-.iy u white sauce made by
meiiintj butt r, HtirriiiK in rlourand
-lowly adiiinj; milk and creuni, llr
. : ? i -v tMiistMiily. Urins to the boll
iiiJ point and iet boil two miliuits.
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Your
Own
Judgment
Vlll tell yn-.l what value ye'l
Ket from tttaiily v.or't;. iit.n't
tit'iit'iitl on the opinions 01'
..other!! too niiieh juiUro for
yourself.
Whenever ti is ju.l'Tiiient
Is es-.-i-els. tl. ehat miii'.' oil
men f.n.l ll't-n- (harm
is heyt ai'li 1 by Inc. worlt of
ex pei ts.
rhonc UK totlay.
Gcist Marinello Shop
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MIXKRVA SAYS:
We Kiltl 1 i' . r. :r el
Hoys' Keils Arh.lir
l,t f.v .'a;.-:-. Wet!
ir'it t t. loo. iltt'iy !
It ft. flth' :- I "O;.-" al
to $2...:.. -j ;t,;t , .rt
I'll,) t'., y v. ..! V .'-I
have ! n't
to $ln.("t
you u.titi.
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1' .-. n : t .'
iloali
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too
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: (AD--Po-lash ron-
(prna Are'Aipong the Vot-y -fey Oef
j,tftn intlualH4 tluif.iiave not, Buf
fered materially 'as a result ot the
past war finanrinl Industrial
crises. They - not only have, liot
suffered, hut hfive snVcveded in n!
hiosl tripling their biftlniss,
ittrlngl the rirsl-six pionths of
the year i&26 the amount -of pot
9eh nM by )lh Qermbn industries
amounted (O tf30,00n tons which Is
alinost three -times the amount dle
poflvd of firing the same period of
the precjudlpg' year and. also rep-
rpBhts (i vast, ftiproase over Ihn"
Republicans Pessimistic
About Irish Treason Act
.nmiJX (AD The new Trea
son Act of. the TYee State l IniPtf
actively administered, and the Ue
publicans d'-claii- that it. will pro
voke a recmdeMcenee. ot the - old
HtritKKle. I'l oseeiptons bft i hr en
Style. Hints
From Europe
(Hy thr AnsiielnH'd Press) '
Shawls are to be fajtlilonable in
fhiKli'iid thin winter, bi-eausi Oueen
Mary hn made ui her mind to
do the women of the north Heot
land island., u' favor.
The queen follows with groat iiM
tere.st the fortunert of. (he ltand
Instituted ngalnst Itepubhran-. cm. folk and has become much per
the charge that tluy are meialK'i
Of an il!eril mllitaiy oi;p'ni.:iinn
which holds, com ts maHial, ,tne
rr..:n was said to have bten court
niart.lale.d Tor recomtizing ii l"yo
Stati' court..
Searches. are repo. ted to have re
vonlod some rcmarkah'.n .doch
ments.. one of which dated April
22, irtD. signed by Frank .Aiken,
i nnpp chief or staff of Knmon lo
total of 620,000 tons oMIw prewari i, iut uttl.
Vecord. year O W. Kvr.ry ouno or tmJ to iio..fl'ypuii'Mrt 1v Hepuhti-
tne 8iotj(t ten ovr irom iasi win--rnnft. townnl-'U'.e 1-Yeo Htato. and
ter, has tttfen iiold, and all the con- Northern governments to which at- I
ceriis to day ' afe workliiK nt full .,Kianee must be denied.
blast,
This showing 6t the German pot
ash husinem is regurded ns quite
Another document captured at
Kilkee, County Clare, th als with
members of the Republican army
rnarkablt tn ri of iho fact that who contemplate emigration. They
ormsny world niononoty or ine
buslhem sdih-nly was broken by
the loss' ef the Alsatian mines tn
I-Yanc. followed ty the discovery
of pronilslng potush deposits In
TeiHs. tp'ain, Oaltcia, ho. Balkans,
Mestco and elsvwhere.
- Afl to.tlie'' -competitive menace
IlVely id Vmannte from the newly
discovered dfctiOBlts In other piirls
of thv .world, opinion tn Germon
-botoaU "rfclfoies'iir oMvlded.V Tmu
heads.. Of bin; groUfr' ridicule the
idea .or -tlifse, hvv potash finds
proving compotltlve in the near
future,- since, tn conaeiUer. of the
extraonltyary iiotujh dmand, the
reophhig of abandoned pits is be
ing consldeted. ' On the other
hands, the heads of the other group
represented by iMredor ItossberK
of the foowe'rrul Wlnterliall concern,
aro inclinr-d to vK w thin prospec
tive, foreign conipeUtlon with some
uneasiness.
' To counteract fluch a danger,
berhapa, ftho Wlnterhnll concern
pas started Ihe cliemlcal refining
bf potash otv a large scale. At
Kaiscrroda on the Werra, a chlo
rhle of potassium factory In beinp
r.
tuibiil that there is considerable
poverty liinoiiK the women there
owing to the .l- MiTml for-Shetlanil
fhawhj having fallen otf in recent
yeais.
In society circles tv word lias
gone around that the qneen in
tt'nilts to bring about a revival as
soon as possible.
To do all thai is necessary Is for
the queen, IMlnceiti Mary and the
Duchess of York to wear whawlH
on a few occasions. Then the
shav.i will come ai?ain Into Hn own,
helping to make the Shetland weav
ers happy once more.
lheitles, too, are coming hack
in the idvrir of d rees with a sort
of old style hnnth effect Much
dresses are beiu .'diown now at
ttnndon's ftill fnnhion liown
There ure Ino tl reuses With fliil
backsf di-esMes that hang Hiniihlt,
IrtseH that I lure, long skil ls, short
iklrlts pannier skirts, .-l;trtn that
i -e K'' hered and others that pre-
r l-ve the lamibar pencil Hilhou-
dte.'
Therx ft ie evening cownt with
one, two or three imins and some
the skirl of whloh consists of three
'frit Is. the lowest of which stop
Juai below the kheim.
The most startling novelty Is a
"srtakesktn dress"1 of the softness
of chiffon velvet, slumped to re
sertible the ."kin of n serpent. The
ilhioa is Iieightiuea by thrt fact
that the divsa h of narrow ships
st t ip:; of material, giving' t Khndvd
effect. 1
That nice old I'ltnama. h 't ran
be iiMilt to mnhe stunning new
shoes for i number of l'ails boot
makers have decided that panaaut
footgear should no with the Panama-,
hut oiitt this feature might
a;t well be added to the. list of fash
ltn t'rt'ikfi,
Therfe a!toes, however, are noth
ing to the very latest root cover
ing which Was exhibited at the
modern arts cxhthtlicn where the
.showing of one of the leadlhK
dressmakers Is u shoe made o
-ittitck tnOe, so sheer alid so per
forated that over gulf lMf sloek-
i inns Altey make the feel app-tir
hiaked. .
I; The tendency toward gold and
i silver stockiiqrrt has been shown by
In noticeable number of dressmak
ers wlpi this season, more than ever
are Hying to harmpuize Bhqe and
flocking! with rowiih. ft . .
..The- filliping "(SfoVd ings.r'
those baljooji type It rouse rst huvt1'
gine t.he way iif allextreme fails
in, cort!-;ej'vatl.vo, Kuglaud,.,
' They say It took million of years
in make us what we-an-'and still
we don't rijipreclate it.
Putmans
' For Hosiery
Re ii dy -To -Went- and Millinery
must certify that they are ldre-d
to leave Ireland by extreme eco
nomic ilist resa. They are I hen
put on a "foreign reserve Itsl" tor'
a period of five years, and pledge,
thr-mselves while abroad to - in
crease their efficiency rrs r.obliers. ;
The emigrant nmlertakes to nave ;
up'thc price of a return pa'snagi:
and come hjck iinim-diately when '
called.
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p'rn Successful fn I'nlcsiine
JKUir.MALKf, (AD The He
brew Opera, company, organized
only two yearn ago, has proved
that . it can successfully conduct
opera In Palestine. The company
has produced -sven operas with a
total of r I performances and the
proceeds htL e be.-n more I han
enough to cover inveut nit nt and
expenditures.
' The company nns grown from a
small group of enthusiastic opera
lovers, mohtlfccd hy Dr. Clollnkln,
a former conductor of I-eiilngnul.
ROWTH
The family skeleton looks better
in n eloia't than In a halhlnp: pnlt.
Which is cvidoiicc of
. 'Stxurily mid -service.
DKl'ORITS
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Mnseeil Oil Meal. ,,.i
La Grande ;
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
. The services of our interior-Docor.llpV ure, at yor
tlisposul, free of . elnsrRe, and' villi' nb obligation on ,,
your purl. Lei us solve your liome furiiinliing piolw.
lenis for you .... . t
CARRS
Florence Lynch Miller
Accredited Teacher
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NO NEED TO CRY AND FRET
A soiled frock today will be fresh and clean tomorrow. The stain and npot
will be gone and it will again have gained its new appearance.
A Bilit wtfe or other wearin"; apparel can lie bioujrjit back into service for
a very nominal charge.
THIS WARDROBE MAKES OLD CLOTHICS LOOK LIKE NEW"
A call today will brinR our wagon to you. Our results are always pleasinp;.
THE WARDROBE CLEANERS
aThis is not as our
fathers did"
The civilization of. the Chinese is old older than
the oldest records that are musty and yellow with
a;;c. Yet China today enjoys very few of our mod
ern iinprovcmciUs. The Chinese do not welcome
change. They object to innovation, Haying "This
is not as our1 lathers did!" ,
.Imagine ar.' American today saving that he did
not want 'electricity because his father was satisfied
with candles! , ,
Why have we progressed?
Advertising, more than anything else, lias made
of us n nation willing to judge something new on
its merits, rather than on narrow, ancient traditions.
Advertising today is as necessary as electricity,
sanitation find rapid transit. It is more than the
Kyslcm by which we arc informed of every new
improvement that is to our advantage; It is the
catalog wherein, every day, all manner of articles
arc listed fot' use with their individual advantages.
Read the advertisements.
They will save you money.
lie guided by them.
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