La Grande evening observer., September 23, 1925, Image 3

Wednesday,' September 23, 1925;' '
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Unusual
Pendleton Women ...
Entertained Here
Mr George Strunil, Muss Thelma
Thompson, Mrs. Witlard Uond anil
Mrs. John Cohey motored 10
Grande from Pendleton nnd hud
lunrh with .Mrs. Slrar.d's r.'.sler,
Mia. I B. liuyes, an -J Mm, IS. 1
Holmes here Al outlay. They re
lurncil to their homes In tho ve
iling. $ .Mrs. Cohey Is from Fv.p Fran'
tiato, California, ,uniMn visit Ins? in
I'emlleton at thu lioimv ' Mr
pond. ' , . . ;
Miss Johnson Hostess L
To Juliet Club
Tho Juliet chili of the fhrlxiiat)
church Diet Monday evemnK ut th
homo of 1,1 ins An'tta J oh upon. Fif
teen members were present anda
tlelightrul Kortnl tinu wua enjoyed;
Two, now members wore, initiated'
inio tho cluli during tho (veiling
' Autumn floweis decorated I ho
JohiiHon home and before, adjourn
ment dainty refreshments were
served.
Teachers Guests at
Informal Reception
I'n'lon (Spooial) Monday ovo
nliiff t the I'liion holi.l the toach
rrA of the 'i'liion schools were
Cueutu of the Commercial cluli at
un informal ('oontiou. Oinner w;lh
Kervvd at 7 oYlorW. with 0 teach
er. iiH iniji rs of the cluli .und their
v.lves present. The I lev. I Hair re-iiijiH-i)
thank a, after which the
teachers wore, introduced by Stpt.
Hoy Conklin. '
After dinner a short program
was Riven in the hotel parlor, fol
low r by dancing. C. 1- Cntlwell,
netlnw tis master of ceremonies,
W-leomed the leaehers to Union
and it re.spon:;e on behalf of the
faculty members was given hy Will
llaxler. Vocal solos . by Mls,s
V ina Conley a nd M r Pearl M c
l;ty and a duet by Tony J). Smith
nnd bin daughter Jane, caused
much applause. Miss llracht gave
two musical readings.
Sister Mary
Says:
Aimoimcements
Social announcements roaj
be printed lu this column free
of charge. Any announce irfPnt
pertaining to any functions such
as cooked fo.nl sales, etc., will
uu refused. Announcements, to
be printed tho same day, must
be la society editor's bands by
V-iu o'clock, News editor'
note, , . '
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet at the home ot
Mrs.. J. G. Stttzinger. 1430 Monroe
avenue, Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 24. All ladies are request
ed to bring their thank offering
boxes.
The' fiegrce of Honor Protective
association will hold Its regular
meeting at'the K. P. hall tomorrow
veiling at S o'clock. All officers
and members are requested to be
present.
'
There will be a reception at the
Christian church at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening for the new memben
of the church. U will be given by
the Loyal Sisters of the church.
Mill City Welcomes TcucImts
' MILL CITY, O.e. A rccepttoi
was tendered to the Mill Cit:
school teachers at the Odd Fel
Iowa hall, sponsored by the Mil
City Women's club. The hall wai
beautifully decorated, and a shor
program of music was given. J
fipecch of welcome to the teacher,
was mad? by Mrs. O. j. Mjnc
dirt) president.
WALLiNG'S
Trimmed Hat Special
$3.93
School Hats
. ?2.93
Broken Lines of
Children's Hats
$1.45 ' '
One Lot
Hat Trimmings
Your Choice
23c .
WALLiNG'S
MINERVA SAYS:
- We have Just a few of
the Children's Shoes left.
These we must close out In
the next two weeks. Sizes
1 to 4. First-Step at 5c;
& to 8 et $1.25, and to
size 2. $1.72.
If you don't ret yours in
two weeks, you'll be too
late.
-', A new shipment of Mns
Dress Shoes on the read.
Including Just Wright Arch
Preservers for fallen arches
and callouses. There Is no
better shoe on the market.
Boys Preps Shop, slzr 2 J
to S at (d'ftonttnuo'l
lins). Were 5.flft an.; IS. '
not many h-ft in this tot.
THE B00TERY
GAT ll.VHK. Mgr. '
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Radio
(Hy '&trr .Mary)
Break fust Chtlfed appiC saic.'
cereal, thin cream, crisp graham
Loan?, e'ornmeul 'puiieakcs. syiup,
milk, coffee.
ivuneneou Tomatoes stuffed
and baked, bftnvn bread and but
ter, huckleberry ; pudding, mllit,
tea. .
1 'Inner Salisbury steak, cream
ed potatoes, buttered eauliflowe",
pear and.' celery saind, pumpkiu
pie, rye bread, milk, coffee.
Tlieae meals are planned with
the heavy dem;:ndu of canuliig
hoasoii in mind. No woman buny
with pickling and canning .n m
to spmid many extra hours In the
Kitchen making fussy deserts and
salads and preparing elaborate
meals. The mentis are well bal
anced and provide nourishing
food.
Tomatoes Stuffed and Baked
Cut u shoe from the stem end
of smooth, .ritcdium-sized toma
toes, remove seeds and sprinkle
tho inside, of the- shells with salt,
stiRiir and a few grains of pep
per. Add h baspoon of b'Jtter tol
each tomato. Combine cooked
spaghetti with, rich white sauce
to make nioUt, and lor each c,up
of spaghetti t add- cup '. grtitd
cheeue. 4''lll :tj:.ialbea witli liniM-
tnr and grate cheese over tops.
Arrange .In a baking dish .anil
bake 2ti minutes in 'a hot oven.
Hnllcd rice, macaroni or camp
an be used in place of spaghetti
if convenient. 1
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A very unusual headdress is this In
thene flays when hair loitg enough to
braid is the exception. However, It
Is very picturesque, and one that U
gaining favor in Europe, where. It Is
whispered, long hair Is returning to
favor. -
conference with prominent mem
bers of hfs congregation. Mr. Car
penter doeluretl he was. not recelv:
lug the co-operation o: his full
congregation while a Gourd mem
ber, addressing the eonferunoe, said
the minister had made unfounded
charstm against some of Ms fol
lowers. GENEVA Confirming the plans
of the leaders, the league of na
tions assembly in plenary sessions
of the commissions Tuesday laid
the foundations of future inter
national disarmament .and ' eco
nomic conferences. .... 1 .
SANTA HAKUAKA. Cah With
the earthquake. Just 1 i . weeks' be.
hind, many businesn lnsiilntlous of
the city were abhi to announce
complete .restoration Tuesday, as
a score of protecting scaffolds were
simultaneously, removed; repairs
and rebuilding having beep com
pleted. , '-
H ere And
There
. (Hy thi Assophitt'd Press.)
UKKHi;i(ST, N. J. A failure-
rillCAOO nr. 'John Tloaeh
Struroh, )ialor of Cnlvary Haptllrt
oliuroh,- Ni'W York tMfcy, rocoutly
clmlU'llsi'il hy llu Chicago Kvn-
nlns I'om to eivn the dotalls ot the
two holdups he had told of wit
nessing in Chicago one day, hnB
implied in such detail ,that the
nowspaper announced Tuesday it
hud paid tho loo it had offered
to give to charity as rcw-nrd for
the information, '
The' Tost explained, hovVever,
tlmt there was .no record ot'. the
two holdups In the ('hlrairo police
department. ;,'" '
, M ANAOl'A, Nicnnigua. The "Tilly satlsfK-d" that Sruutor Sian
Puilcj States gunboats Tulsa and field on tho nght uf bis arrest'
Denver, ordered respectively to lere "was exceedingly drunk and
Acrlnoto and Uluerields, lutein- 'disorderly." ueecrdlng to a wrlt
ber la, duriiur the disturbtnl po-t'" statement made pubUe by
lltteai situation, have ullet. uU-t
prcvulla throughout lh tounlry.
OMHA. Neb. Oinsha v be
Just a mid-western city dressed up
In bunting and flagsV devoid of
any Parisian air- snappy Kreneh
pesters of wine girls can lend,
when," th Amerleau Legion con
vention meets here next month.
That was tho promise of leghut
convent Ion committeemen to the
W .f. T. T women Monday.
llev. Leslie Logue lloyd, pUHtor
of the Klrst Preshyterluu church
and chairman of the unsocial. oiu
KXIMJItT l.HCi:L!.IN(i
. Call
VAr.L
I'Ihhic
Mr.ir:u
531-Jf
VASTOUS HAV wrANFlKLl)
HAKKU, Ore. Members of Iho
Rakep Ministerial ussoclatlun are
j HONOLULU. Reviving, the rn-
5 ?1'J,Voro' !;".. forwunl l bathlnB lBW whlcll proscribes
that bathers must wear a cover-
of ojuidship'st onuaed the wrecking
of the airship Shenandoah in the
opinion of Cam m aji dor -Sidney M.
Kraus,;Qf tlo special investigation
board 'who testified Tnewlay be
fore the naval court of inquiry.
Basing his opinion upon a per-
nal ,'ohseiVvation of tlie wieck
and upon such information p.boul
the disaster as he could collect,
ho said this failure occurred sim
ultaneously with or shortly before
or shortly after some very consid
erable rotational oscillation of the
Hhip in the line squall near Ava,
Ohio, on September 3.
THI IISBAY, SKPT. 24 v
Ummtaln standtird Time Stations
CNItC, Calgary. Can. ( 4 5 5. 8 ) t 1
p. b, bedtime story: a, Haydon
quartet; Albert Gainer, tenor;
Ben Skinner, tenor: volcal duet,
Messrs. Skinner "and tloothnmn.
KG A, Denver. Colo. (322.4), 0:3
p. in., Herbert White and his
Silver State orchestra.
Pneific Standard Time Stations
KI-'WIJ, Hollywood, Calif. (2&:')t
:40 p, b., "golf," Howard Beall;
7:5l, Jack Boa?, fishing scout;
8-9, program, Starr Piano Com
pany, Hollywood Rythmn Kin,
; Ina Mitcjhell- Butler, soprano;
Win. , Mays, pianist; ft-10, pro-.
gram, Don P. Smith, Inc., 3M
ana-Moon dance orchestra; Dan
Gridley, tenor; Blchard twins,
violin - duets; 30-11, Warner
Brothers frolic, direction Char
lie Wellman.
KGO; Oakland, Calif, f 3G t., 4-
5:30 p. in.. Hotel St. Francis,
concert orchestra; Vinton La INDIANAPOLIS. John J. Mc
Perrera conducting; 6:30-C:30, Nainara, 4'J-year-old business
.friend to boys, George W. Lud- agent of a local Iron worker W
low;' 8, "The Fortune Hunter," union, again faces Imprisonment
four act'eomedy. KGO players; s a result or a labor dispute. A
Arion trio; 10-12, Ben Black's jury in criminal court Tuesday
KANSAS CITY, Kan. Western
railroads were convinced of the
necessity . for asking interstate
commerce commission for a 5 per
cent rate Increase before they
dared confront nubile opposition,
L. W. Baldwin, president of the
Missouri Pacific railroad, said here
Tuesday. Br. Baldwin addressed
tho local chamber of commerce. ,
FEZ. French Morocco. The
rainy season and winter coming on
apace are Abd-EI-Krlm's most
powerful allies and the Moorish
chieftain makes no secret of this
fact in his appeals to his follow
ers. On the - other hand, the
French command asserts that of
fers of submission continue to
como in. ,. ; . , .
orchestra.
CllJ, Los Angeles, Calif. (405,2)
6:30.-6 p. in., Lelghlon's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra, Jack Cren
shaw, leader; 6-0:30, Art Hick
man's Biltmure hotel conceit
orchestra, Kdward ' Fltzpatrlck,
director; 6:30-7:30, Radio kid
dies hour, Dickie Brandon,
-screen juvenile, L'ncle John,
7:45, "health talk." Dr. Philip
M. Lovell; 8-10, program,
Young's Market company, Neva
Chilborg; 10-Jl, Art Hickman's
Bi It more hotel dance orchestra,
Karl Burtnott, loader.
.NX, Hollywood, Calir. (33Q.9),
&:30-G:J5 p. m., Wurlltzer pipe
organ atudlo; ti:lf, trav
' W. P. Alder; 6:20-7, Atwate:'
Kent Badlo orchestra, Paul Kin
stetn, leader; 7-8' program,
John A. Evans Corporation; x
9, program, Weber Baking com
pany; 0-10, program Globe Ice
Cream company; 10-11, Ray
W'est'B Cocoanut Grove dance
orchestra. Ambassador hotel.
-PO, San Francisco, Calif. (428.))
12:30 p. m., organ reeltal, Theo
dore J. Irwin; 1, Budy Seiger's
Fairmont hotel errhestra. Win.
Sehwatlzman. conducting; 2:3i,
studio .program; S:3u, Palace
hotel concert orchestra, Cyrus
Trobbe, director; &:30, chil
dren's hour, Big Brother; 6:40,
Waldemar Llnd and States rt
taurnnt orchestra; 7-7 :' Budy
Seiger's Fairmont hotel orches
tra, Wm. Hchwartzman, con-
' ducting; 8-9, program, Caswell
Coffee company; b-lf, program,
direction of Walter Wonscol: 10r
II, Jack Oakley's Cabirlnns.
TAB, Oakland, Calif. (215), 9-U
p, m., musical program.
tound him guilty of the technical
charge of blackmail, which cur
ries a prison term of ono to five?
yeara. He, the stato charged,
threatened a workman of another
craft employed on the new 101 ks'
building, finally driving him from
the Job.
HOUSTON, Tex. "A protective
quarantine will be placed over 19
Counties nearest to Infested area
of the foot and mouth disease
Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning nnd the government's
fight on the disease on Galveston
county will be resumed Immedi
ately." Dr. Marlon linos, district
talK.fPni'f of no bureau of nnlmal In
dustry, announced Tuesday after
an Injunction had been dissolved
at Galveston.
WASHINGTON. Any known
Communist members of the Italian
parliament" who attempt to come
to the United States to attend the
In tor-parliamentary conference at
Washington will be excluded.
" Condon Crop Outlook Good!
CONDON. Ore. Crop prospects
.ever looked better In this coun
ry. Copious rnlns for the, past
Acek have put the summer' f al
ow In fine shape and grnin Is
olng Into the ground rapidly,
'he ranges have a carpet of green
;rass and sheep and cattle are
ejoiclng. Harvest Is practically
ver, grain In the warehouses and
draw In the barnc.
WELLESLEY, Mass. Attacks
upon and defenses of the- ''dollar
down nnd dollar a week system
of buying America were heard
Tuesday at the twelfth annual na
tional business conference at Bab
son Pork, a suburb.
"If the present rate of Increase
of installment sales continues it
will be only a short time before
a housewife will order a steak on
the agreement that shells to pay
10 cents a week for It," said Will
lam Neleon Taft, editor of the He
tail Ledger. ; "r
PES MOINES. Iowa. The Rev.
N. C. Carpenter, former kleagle of
the Ku Klux Klnn here, resigned
ns pi-.tor of fhe Capitol Hill
I'hureii of Christ Sunday nftr a
Little Mother Happy
Again
"For the past nine years I have
een very much distressed with
Moating and stomach trouble due
o constipation since I was a
hild. No medicine gave me more
han temporary relief. I got so
xid. r was afraid I would have
0 leave my three little children.
Tut sinro taking a course of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy two
vears ago I have ben rntlrely
.veil; no constipation or oth'-r
rouh?o." It Is a simple, harm
ess preparation that removes the
atarrha! mucus from tiie Intos
Inal tract and a I Says the Inflam
mation which causes practically
ill stomach, liver nnd Int'-stln l
1 tmenfs. including appendicitis.
One doro will convince or money
refunded. At all druggists. Adv.
Grouse and.
Deer
Season Is Open
12 Gauge High Base
Shells $1.40
12-Gauge Low Base
Shells . $1.2.
Rifle Cartridges in all
sizes I have the. kind
that gets the game.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-83
big over their bathing suits when
passing to and from the beach,
the police swooped down f on
Valklkl bench Monday and arrest
ed 1& young women.
' Mtvjya;;c No. 0 From; '
OHF.GOX Tit AIL VOX FARM,
( II. W. Smith, Prop.,
!' Lafirnmle. Ore.
FAUMKUK! Show me a year'
that - weather conditions , haven't
Interfered with your farm crops'
and your orchards. Jf not ftr
it's too dry. or too wet; If neither, '
then surely t will blow or hall. I
Weather londitlous don't worry.
me. , Wo ure sure of some win
tor, and with U conies the de
mand for fur and a suro crop.
Can you beat it? ltfow come
1o; the County Fair and talltthinfcu
over with me.
Comes to but a few.
Guly by hard knocks
do most of us get
along. To save now
Is to have later. '
UNITED STATES
Here's Good News
; jNEW; ;
"( ; , ND EXCEEDINGLY SMART
FALL HATS
. , AND VERY REASONABLY '
':'' J .. PRICED
These hats are of superior quality, of original design
and carry the genuine Beth, Classic Label.
The moderate price asked suggests your early con
sideration. ' ' .' , ' " ' : i
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ,
jzxmFrzvisnrfm
AND MILLINERY
Mrs. A.X. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano , J ,
ToacJiPr of Sinlnj;, nnd' nvullahtn for. Concerts, Coaclitng
Trioa, Qunrtet'ir and Chonlsffl.
Tnpll of Oscar Sarngcr anil Yoatman Griffith, Now York City.
Studio 70S O Avenue.'- - v
fcBra flTFH vTTftQ TPtQ flTTmn
APPLE BOXES
Wo have) tlK'iii.for1" . V
Sh, old unci now " .
IIoxcm at from live
To Kcveutwu cents ' .
box, any amount
l-'i-mu oiio box to .J
l-'lvo tnonsauil.
'l iiero U Rohm to '
He a shortage of
, Ilox nialerlol. In fact
Tho milU lmw IiirntMl
Down sonic tmleis ulrcatly.
Helter speak for .
Yours now.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
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. disposal, fre of chui'ge, and with no obligation on
your part. ' Lee ua solve your home furnishing probi
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Genuine French Pastry
. Filled with Hungarian Cream, v
Made only by -
Gwilliams9 Electric Bakery
' Sfnkera of Hlsh-Gnule Pastries
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Making The Most
v of Your
Natural Charm
There is no magio about the work done by
this adequately-equipped and operated beauty
shop. Our many customers are constantly com
menting on the excellence of our service and
they come again and again but the only un
usual quality our operators have is that they
are thoroughly trained in their varied linos.
They know how to make
the most of your , nat
ural, personal charm.
That is the impprtant thing; for anyone to con
sider, whether she wishes a 'marcel, a becoming
bob, a series' of facial treatments, or any of the
many services we offer.
The constant growth and popularity of The
Colonial Shop is proof of the satisfaction you
are assured here. Phono for an appointment.
Colonial Beauty Parlor
"A Phop of Tn'jsual 8rvlc"
K. Lucille Haly, J'roP-
We'll Have More
Our supply of Kitchen Lighting Units has been exhausted. We have
telegraphed for moref this, is the second . rush order we have been
forced to place, due to the unprecedented demand for this wonderful
kitchen help.
SBfloe Baft
of the A:
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With Joyous Daylight
Clear, radiant, restful illumination I How
youll enjoy working in your kitchen
when it's made bright and cheery with
this mellow light. All the gloomy ehad
owi are banished, all the dark cornera
cleared up. Especially if you live in an
apartment you need the Daylite Kitchen
Unit a beautliul white enamel and
crystal lighting fixture. Atk lor free home
demonstration. See how you like it.
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Until September 30th Only -ORDER NOW
$7.50 Installed Complete with Mazda Lamp. 50c Down and
$1.00 Per Month on Light Bill.
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