La Grande evening observer., September 15, 1925, Image 3

, Tuesday,' September 15; 1925.
. . THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Quiet Wedding
Takes Place " v ". :
' A quiet weddins look placo Sat4
u'rday afternoon at tho, parsonage
-nf the l.ulheran church when Miss
Genevieve Stark and Mllforil ltl
V'hneler. both of. this city, were
initcd In marriage by the Itev.'
William K. Holl. They were at.
tended by Miss l.eona Baxter an
Keuhl Combs.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler ati
tended the local high Kchool. ;ihe
havlns grnduated laal sprinK. Inn
thi dialiily afler the ceremony they
'left by auto for Clackamaa county,
wnere-they will niuke thelr'home.
tocal Pianist to ,
Play for Radio
V M4s Helen llyKart, twelve year,
aid pianist, will play from rndlq
station KOW. Portland. Weilnesday
evening. September HI at Hi o'clock;
Miss Dyfrart was formerly a J.a
Grande girl and Is the daughter
or Dispatcher Dygart for the O-WU
R. and X. company here.. . . .'
MJss Owsley, Mr. Wright
Married at Weiser
Word -has bn received here of;
thef marriage "of Miss orJorle'
filwaky and Olyude Wrlffht Ut Wcln
rjvM'lnho. Wfdnrsdny.- September
. Tiishop Yanoy of that cltv ppr
tormrd th.-ceremony. Both., Mr.
?nd Mrs- Wrlffht are well known I
hero.
t They left Wftspf . yesterday
rout p. to Klamath Falls, by nuto.
. Announcements
. ; Social - announcements may
,be printed In this column free
of charge. Any announcements
pertaiitliur to any functions Mich
as cooked food sales, etc.. will
be refiiMil. Announcements, to
be printed tho same day. .must
bo la society editor's hand by
t:00 o'clock. News editor's
The Loyal Sisters of the Chris
"tlan church will meet tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the nn
r:exof'the church. Mrs, S. C. T.ap
ham, Mrs. John Mlllerlng and Mrs,
Campbell will he hostesses.
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VThe Rebecca Anniversary will bo
held Wednesday evoning. Septem
ber 16. at the I. O. O. l' hall. All
members "are requested !to be pres
ent and all visiting members are In
vited. -' .
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''' Mrs-i ill. I M; "IJfadshaw will he
hostess -to the, Presbyterian Tjadlos
Bible -class tomorrow afternoon.
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,. The IeiKhbors of Woodcrnrt will
he entertained Thursday afternoon
til the 1Y61n''brMrS.-'vVIirAimraH
oh Onk street. Tt will he a social
nfternoon. with Mrs. Allstott, Mrs.
Cora, Ortch nnd Mrs. Murr as host
rssea. .. , ,
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'.Mrs. J. Tj. Kline will be hostess to
the Ladles 'of Mooseheart legion
at her home,.nt the corner of Cove
and Pine. Thursday afternoon,' Sep
tember f7. .
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Tho general aid society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
nieet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T.vdln Qrandy, cor-
COATS
" New Styles nnd
Materials
" y 25 Less
.'Than Elsewhere
' Retrimming given
Special Attention
VALLING'S
1 MINERVA SAYS:
1 Each day we are adding
a few new Arch-Aid custo
. mers to our regular list.
Everyone seems more than
satisfied with the comfort
they receive wearing them.
No matter how narrow your
heel Is you can be fitted
nug and tight at this point,
eliminating the slip you find
In . the ordinary make of
. shoes. This Is quite a sav
ine on your silk hose bill
' as they prevent wearing out
at the heel. The arch In
these shoes prevents the foot
from elongating and pre
vents friction on the toes.
-No chance for corns to form
and in time will rcmovo
what corns you now have.
. Callouses on the bottoms of
yaur feet are relieved as
'jon as you put on an Ar.?h
'Aid shoe and in time will
entirely disappear. Try one
pair and be convinced as
Others have.
THE B00TERY
GAY IMVOKX, Mm-.
MAILING'S
Riding ttabif
rhe tailor-made girl 'Is In her clo
nent in riding tegs. She affects the
verity of a liifiii stock and (our ln
mnd, and a hat -only slightly dif
ferent from those her brothers wear.
9er Bhirt and stock are of white
d.U broadcloih. The tla In a checked
.combination ot buff, a: id blue.
ncr Fourth nnd -Adams.,. The com
mittee irt charge consists, of Mrs.
Qrandy, Mrs. .W. B.iOitirlinff. Mrs.
Louie McRonnoil. Mrs.. Knuna
JHurdins, Wrs.'Jt. u: tritn. and Mrs.
M. A. H :rrlson. '
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AVF.rNTSIAY, KF.1T. 10
Mountain Stamhu-d 'iinr Station'
KOA Ucnver, Colo. (322.4), 0:36"
p..:m Herbert Wliitc arid "his
Silver atatp orchestra: 7:30,
Hock of Knowledge: S, join;
convention program, public ntll
Ity associations, Colorado, New
Mexico, AVyomlnj?, IlocUy Moun
tain division; addrtse, Herben
Hoover: 10, Kiiitua Tccumseh,
Indian tonor; Simeon " Oliver.
E3klmo planlet; 10:30, dance
program.
Pacific Staminrrt Time Slntton
KFAE, Pullman, Wash. (348.0 ,
7:30-9 p. b., Alois Schrollor. pi
anist: . 'Uso of Whole 'Grain
Coreals lij the Dlet Mary!
Sutherland;'1 TruaavrelV ' orches-i
tia; Ifrs. tl:cwstcr, pianist..
KFOA, ffeattle,'"-Wash. (4T.4.3),
6:4.5 p. m., Pacific State K)oc-j
trie co'mpuny; 6:45-S:lG, Hop-
.per Ke.ilyf company; jfelO-lO.ij
'limes fliuoio program.
KFWR. Hollywood,-CoJif. 252),i
ti-7 p. m., children's hour with'
: JSlR U'QUcr4 i. t, JtTWB'i V-7:o,
Mutual Motors, iniitli contest:
-7:30-8, ' progrnm, HcvirlyridKf
, company IwiIbo . How.itt, -plan-:
ologues; Ileverlyridge Hnwai-
iilana;, 89, :.: program,-. i.iToiin
Wright, Hogora Hawaiian trio,'
.John . Wright's . -orchestra and'
llarbara Ilnnnell, blues singer:-,
H-t0, : progrnm,. ' Intleprndnnf
I u r n 1 1 u re M a n u hi cl u ring com
pany, AiltchnH's Hark town or
chestra; 10-11,- Wrarncr Bros,
frolic, direction Cl.arliov Well
man. KGO, Oakland, Calif. (3fi1.2), C
7 p. m., dinner concert, Haldwtn
Piano company.
KHJ. T.os Angelen, Calif. (405.2)
t B:30-G p. in., Loighton's Arcadi
cafeteria oicliestra," Jack Cron-
shaw, leader: G-0;30. Art Hick
man's Hiltmorc hotel concert
. orchestra, 1-Mward Fitstpatrick,
' director: 0:30-7:30. nick Win:s-
,low, juvenile reporter. Baby
Muriel MacCormac and Mickey
McBan, screen starlets; - 8, Dr.
...Mays. Baumgardt,. scientific lec
turer; 8:30-10:30, Mexican pro
..gram by J-t, -Jcvne company, ar
ranged by J. Howard Johnson
'.10:30-11:30, Art Hickman's Bill
more hotel dance orchestra.
KJR,, Seattle, Wash. (3JU.4), 1:15-;
, 2 p.' m. W'irliUer organ-recital:
2-215. home helps, Bernice lted
A PnOTKflE OF (IIAMIIHR
LAIN BROWN, Miss HanU
Lyon, itiowa hrrr, has beni
rhosrn by group of artkti
aa rrprrscntstlTS el the
Americas stage. A painting
of hr, done by C. O. Rod-,
nst, cetolntrd Rumanian
painter, nil! be distributed
thronfboui Earan.. t
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Injiton; 7-8:30, Sears Roebuck
and coinpuuy pruKium; S:3uUt,
Tost JiiU'liib'tncor studio pre
grrtim. m
KN,, 'Hollywood, Calif. (33G.0),
6:3it.0:l& p. in., Wurlitser pliM1
orfrun studio; (J .15. travel talk,
W. b Alder; 6:80-7. Atwater
Kent Hadta 6relieHtra, I'aul
Mnsteln,' lender: 7-8, Ambassa
dor hotel concert orchestra.
Joeef Hoscnfeld, director; 8-9.
KNX feuturo prog rum; 9-10.
program with a kick, Herculos
gasoline company; 1U-1 1, hour
of danco music. . ,
KI'O. Hun Francisco, Calif. (428.3)
J-2 p. m. Hudy BeiKcr's l'ilr-i
biont hotel orchestra; 2:S0-R:Ufl, i
sludio program; 0:35, Waldo mar
Und and h'a Htate Hesiaurant
orvaestra; 7-7:3d, Hudy Si-lger'a
Fairmont hotel orchesira- -.
AtwutLT Kent nrt'sts; 9-10.
Ooodrkh -Kllvertown Cord or
cnestru; 10-11, Waldemar Lind
and the suites Hestuurant or
clu sti a.
KTAIl, Oakland, Calif. (215). 9-11
p. in., studio program, contralto,
baritone, pin n int. .
Sister Mary
Says:
Breakfast ChlHeil melon,
wheat cereal cooked with . dates,
crisp toast, milk, coffee.
liUticheon Squash soup, crou
(ons. letture sandwiches, brown
Betty, milk, tea.
- Dinner Uoast shoulder of
lamb, buttered rice, creamed
"string benns. endive and orange
salad,, peach custard pudding,
whole whent broad, milk, coffee.
There no dishes mentioned in
these menus not suitable for a
child of four years of age with
the exception of the melon.
A heart ly, bulky dessert balan
ces the luTrieluiori soup ' und with
(he sandwiches and milk" makes a
perfect meul foitho averaye per.-,
.ozi of any age.
SQL' ASH SO;i
Four cups diced summer, squi
ash, 2 onions, 4 tablespoons but
ter, 3 tablespoons flour, 14 cup
celery leaves, 2. sprays parsley, 1
sweet green pepper. 2 whole clo
ves. Mi teaspoon ginger, tea
spoon augur, salt and pepper, 3
sups -milk. ,
The squash should bo cut in half
inch dice, Melt 2 tablespoons of
butter in sauce pan, add squash
and onion, cover, and simmer over
x low -fire until butter is absorbed.
3tir in 1 tablespoon of flour, celery i
leaves and parsley minced, shred- j
Jed pepper and cloves. Add boil
ing wa,ter to cover and simier un
til squash is : tender.'" Add 'X tea-,
poon salt 16 minutes before re
moving 'from 'the fire. Hub,
through 'a fine sieve. Add milk
ind bring to the boiflng point, stir
ring to prevent burping. Hub re-.
maininc butter and Hour together
and stir. Into mixture Cook, stir
ring constantly for 5 minutes. Su-'
3on well with .salt And puppor
s ugga ' iTiui" 'ginger 'a n T s.-rvV w'ftli
teaspoonful of , whipped cream
on each cup fulV. J . .
T. O N'D O N (AP) Sir Charles
Wakefield --vims; acquired tho, Sar
gent portrait of General Smuts, for
mer Koulh Afxican. premier. It fs
understood he intends to present it
io tho Union of South Africa.
If you are going to need
a HEATING STOVE,
come in and buy it now
and pay for it later.
Pay by the month.
F; L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-S5
I Makes Foods 1
I Taste Better I
in
Fate Kind To
wi mu''j w,vvtT..'r'.af-i-A.-..?i' v .
. A ..now. baby. arrived, at the Akron (O.) home of Fiunklin ;
Masters, -chief potty officer of tho lllrfated Shenandoah- As soun.'
aa no ncaru i no ntws no omaineu permission to niake, a para--chuto
leap over Akron and visit- his new noon w.hen the dirigible'
passed over thoro ,on -its return from -tho middle west. '.Hut fate ;
was kind to Masters and: his-family. Ho miraculously pfcaped
unscathed from t lie wreckage by dropping from a, girder us tiio
Shenandoah struck the ground. Above me. Mr. und Mrs. . Mas
ters nnd their other two children.. ' j
Farm ; ,
Pointers
Tho powdery .diaeusco of red
clover, thought to JiUjV '. Invaded
tho United States about 1922 from
Europe,' has again appeared this
year in Oreirou.r Importing cas-
Baking
We'll Dvi2 for Your
Calce if vou bike it
with Schilling Biking
Powder and it does not
cleue vou merely tell
your gtocer He will y
paf you sz insunuy,
and witnoui qua-
lion.' This offer
hold, good any
time i year in
and ynr out.
ATTENTION!
IN ORDER TO MORE THOROUGHLY INTRODUCE
TO OUR TRADE THE MERITS OF
CHASE & SANBORN
SEAL BRAND COFFEE
WE ARE OFFERING
ONE POUND FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF THREE POUNDS
AT THE REGULAR PRIfE
Only One Deal to a Customer
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September 16th, 17th and 18th
J. G. SNODGRASS
Exclusive Selling Agent
111 Depot St.
This Family
1 1
km
es to tho station ,ut Corvallls will
help in appivhig. effective control 1
measures. ' !
The. fungus consists of a pow
dery white coating on tho bwves.
Whore' abundant it will stunt the
growth of-tho'- plants. "As can
ty learned, injurious , results do
not follow the -.feeding of af foot
ed ' clover-to stock pf any kind.
The unusually dry- season may
have been (Specially favorable and
the dtsnnse ni:ty hot become ser-
Of course you can bake with
v any kind of baking powder
I but when you bake fine things,
.. nothing ever takes the place of
cream of tartar baking powder.
chill
Powder
tartar
Exclusive Grocer
ions in Oregon, tl)nk: the station
j specialists. It is does, either the j
U I over producers will huvu.'usoj
a reaisiini lype or ciover or re-
sort to. applications of sulfur
woien are in .- gcrtirni ine nesi
menus of eontroltiuif dlseust's of
this character. The disease huK
made rapid headway in many
eastern clover growing sections of
the United States und Is creating
considerable, concern,
Full Is th best aeuson to sort
out und dispose of breeding ewos
that fall below standard, says H.
A. I.lndgron, livestock specialist
for the state collfgo extension
servlc . It will pay the owner to
keep lit mind a definite standard
of typo in building up a profit
able flock, bu believes. Dhipos- J
ing of those evts allowing Die
worst faults and mating the others
to a good ram for severul years
will rapidly Improve (he. flock
without displacing too many ewes
each year. .' ,
In culling out condemned ewes
conformation is un important con
sideration because two-thirds the
yearly return from u owe is from
the lamb she produces. 1 1 lock in -Oss,
level rump, u well-filled leg
of mutton, and vell sprung ribs
assocluted with a wide muiude are
outstanding points . to be looked
for In a desirable conformation.
Broken mouths and spoiled udders
arjo sufficient to justify getting
rid of breeding eves.' Her ability
to produce a gud iamb should also
be considered. . ,
I'crninncnt Summer Tinu
. Dales Fixed by Ht lUhh Act
. LONDON (Ai) -Summer time
Nyill end this year-in the morning
of Sunday. October 4, says a no
tion from the Homo Secretary's de
partment. .
Summer time in the future, will
begin at 2 o'clock Greenwich nteftn
time on the morning of the day
ufler the third Saturday in April,
or, lr that Is Faster Day, thft day
"after -tho second Saturday in April.1
It will end ot 2 o'clock Greenwich
mean time on the nvorning of ihe
day after the first Saturday In Oc
tober. ;
This Is in accordance with the
Summer Time Act, which was re
cently pawed, to establish summer
time permanently.
Mrs, Lee Reynolds
f Accredited Piano Tcncber
Who has just returned from
studying In tho .ICast with
her former teacher, Mrs.
Therese Von Nostlts Mueller,
will take a limited mi in lie r
of . pupllo aftor Sept. lit.
'- -' Phone Farmers' G2 1
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Phone Main 75
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ii .Mil in l i nl J ii-r t.k
Coffee ,
"Baking
. "Powder '
a Extracts
Spices"
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New Fall I land Bags
- - " All Moderately Priced : '
$i 75 to $7.50
Put
LADIES' HEADY - TO - WEAR AND
WILL1NEUY
' The services of our' Interior decorator are 1 at yooj1 -j
disposal, nee of cmirge,
your part Let us solve
lenis for you :
CARRS
; Eastern Oregon School
- Of Music :
." ' .' . lNSTlll'CTION IN ,,,
.. Violin, .Voice. HriiHS snU Iti-ctl Iimtrumcnts, Tiano and
Iliirinony. Mnscinhlo und Syiuplionlr Instruction. Kn
rollmcnu now Ih-Iiik nccepttMl ror tho Kail Torm.
Btmllo In Ni-w 1. O. (). I'. Temple (Y. M. C. A. Hltlff.)
Tclrplioitt'
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CAKES
MAri.EI' rJUT' " ' "
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ANOBIi FOOTS ' :.'
DRVItS i'-00O
Gwilliam Efectric Bakery;
' f m Mitkors of nigh-Ornilo Pastries A
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Have Your Hair Trimmed
or Bobbed by Our Expert
-.Man. Barber..'.
1 '' He' specializes in trimming and bobbing for
women and chiklron. It isn't necessary that
you have any other work done but get this
satisfaction of a beautifully shuped bob. M.
Keyn.'iiul knows how to accomplish it for each
individual' type of beauty.
This Is Just One Feature
of this completely equipped beauty parlor. In
addition to the services of M. Reynaud, our staff
includes experts for any work you may require
hair tinting, special facials, marcelling nnd -water-wavint'.
manicuring, shampooing, expert,
hair treatments, and
Permanent Wavimg
with complete new equipment the only shop
offering this service in Eastern Oregon. . It's
the economical nnd beautiful solution for your
straight hair problem. Mrs. Duly gives you ex
pert service.
Call or Fhone For Appointment
For Any Variety of Work
Colonial Beauty
Parlor
mans
una wiih no obligation on
your home fiirniHhfng' profiT'
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