Saturday, October 10, 1925,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three '
EWS of SOCIETY
ide-to-Be
nored
Irs. Q. Li. DutCon was hoatcos at
jo'clock luncheon Thursdny af
joon honoring MJas lets Bryant,
Ise wedding will take place
Inesduy of next week at Island
. The homo was decorated
prelty autumn flowers. Cov
were laid for eight guests,
luring tne afternoon Miss flry
I was presented with a beautl
fset of glassware. Little Miss
Icy Dutton made the presentu-
t Department
scusses West
he first meeting of the Art De
tmunt of the Neighborhood club
I held In the club rooms Thurs
i afternoon.. The chairman, Mrs.
H. Cleaver, and Mrs. C. E. Kap
sett had charge of the program.
. Happersett told the story of
; Quaker child Benjamin west,
ii throueh the fostering of all
h whom he came In contact be
ne the first real artist of Amcr-
ilrs. Cleaver discussed the Wash
'ton portraits of Htuart. There
J only three originals, all of
ch are in ths country, although
re are many replicas. Mrs. A. T.
,i told her of her impression of
epllca of the Lansdown portrait.
Ich is in the Art Institute in'
fcago. ...
lira. A.'Epllng and Mrs. J. B.
iodell will have charge of the
It meeting which will be the first
ursday in November.
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ts. Eakin Entertains
Issionary Society
Mrs. Robert Eakln was hostess to"!
Missionary society of the Pies-
erian church yesterday auer-1
'in at her home on Walnut street.
was assisted by Mrs. filyra Car-
Mrs. L. 8. Dunn and Mrs. L. B..-
in in. vni v' -
hal, after which Mrs. A. T. .Hill
an interesting paper on Alas- j
The Presbyterian church sup- i
Is several schools there and Mrs. I
aper UeUll Willi Hie cuuvn-
niu ana reiigiuno u
thero. in ner paper sne vC
(oral quotations from authors on
beauty, of Alaska,
here were two gnests present
ildes the 27 members.
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CALLING'S
COATS
IFor the large womani'
uust received. Distinc
tive in style, coloring
and workmanship.
TRIMMED HATS
$3.95, $5.95 to $10.75
(Velours)
CORSETS .
To Close Out
$1.50 and $2.95 . .
Bon Ton and Royal .-.
Worcester.
MAILING'S
Heating
These chilly mornings
remind you -about that
Keating Stove you may
need.
I have them all sizes
and prices.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
1 rhone M-85
MINERVA SAYS:
lont forget that we have
n new lot of Indies' Guar
anteed Spuntex Hosiery In
many of the new shud"S
now In stock. Lots of wear
In every pair of Spjntex
Hose.
We have Pr. Scholl's Heel
Grips to use In your danc
ing pumps. These save your
hose nnd prevent slipping ut
the heel.
We have a new I'ollsh for
patent shocs the best on
the murket. Price 25c psr
bottle.
A few ItHby tfhoes at 5c.
Women's odd lots of Clip
pers at Si.V and per
pair. Ask to see them. 8o!d
three mort pair of the Arch
Aid HMppers today. They
aM like them so do we.
A THE B00TERY
Oct that Free Tk-turc now.
Wool Fringe
Th suit scarf has a rival In tha wool
mvic1 that is Just .as colorful and
dvcrtrntive as well as being qpuch
wanner .and more in keeping with
the season. This one has colorful
peasant embroidery at the hem and
wide wool- firing .
Christian Church
Welcomes New Members
The congregation of the Christian
church gave a reception lust even
tng in the par Ibis of the church
honoring the new members. The
rooms were transformed to repre
ss a' .boautiiul' ilower garden, a
prolusion oi pretty lull flowers and
many iioor lamps'being used. More
than 100 people culled between 8
umi iu:30 o ctoek.
iiurlng the evening a delightful
proyruni was given consisting oi jl
uunloul, by Alrs a F. Mc-
I'hni'ftnn' vinlitt Hiiln liv Mim
. "C(tl(lweii. accointmiiled bv
Mr8 Colemuu Ge01tftJ ul Lne ptlino
llll u ...., ., . itv ,, w
JonpR . . .. . 0miL . unhllI1,
I, ,u,lu ,..-..r..uti.ii....l.. wurn a.. fv.ui lit
a table uiesiuod over bv Mis. Har-
jj-rrun. assisted bv Miss Bervl
Jones and Miss BerUia Noison.
Those in tne receiving lino were:
The icev. und Mrs. O. W. Jones,
Mrs., lua i renen, aii-b. j. u. aiiuiu
.
. v. v.. . j .
Mr. and
lot i im uucorutioa and Mrs. Ciyue
Zimiuerman and Mrs. Ed Ebell
were In cnurgu oi the entertain
ment.
Reception Held
At Kiddie Home
An tnioriaal reception given by
the. Islanu City Community churcn
; and the Lauics Aid society last i
jeyordiu? at ,the homo of Mrs, Kd- i '
'ward Klddlo honored tho Rev; Hall
K.. Wullls, who hus been returned
to, the church for another year, and
W. K. 'Thompson, superintendent,
Misses 'Myrlic HoyL and Buin.ece
McKiniiey, ' pi the island' City
school.. ' , u :
The time was passed with visit
ing Interspersed by readings by
Mrs. Orland Anson and. violin solos
by Mrs; Edward Jusper. Light re-n-i-sliuients
concluded the enter
tainment .....
' Announcement
BorlM 'anuounvenienM mi)
be prluhxl m tbls column tree
of charge. Any amiuunwinviito
pertaining to any function sucli
as ouoknl fuod Mies, etc, wilt
tie rcfu&nl. Auiiuiinceiunnls, u
be printed the imiiie day, munt
be ui swli'ty etuwr's bauds b
:UO o'clock. News editor'.
note.
Mrs. William Ash will be hostess
to tho Monday Bridge club Munduy
afternoon.
The Parkdulu club will meet at
tho homo of' Mrs. A. Simmons in
Krulldale Wednesday alternoou.
October 14. Mrs. Zuck Chuudler
will be assistant hostess.
All members of the "l. O. O. I'.
lodge are requested to meet ut the
hall at 1 o'clock Munduy afternoon
10 attend tho fuuerul of 1'. A. Kn
gel. Sister Mary
Says:
By Slntor Mary .
Breakfast cmlled. melon, cer
eal, thin cream, frizzled dried beef,
ci'isp re i oust, milk, coffee.
iuiiLiteun Tomatoes stuffed
with oysters, brun bre;td, uppie
sauce, ginger cookies, milk tea.
Dinner Veul louf, scalloped po
tutoes, creamed currots, fruit sulud,
tousled crackers with cheese,
whole wheat bread, flouting Islund,
milk, cofiee.
The nicut louf suggested In the
dinner menu can be served but or
cold, depending on the weather. It
Is also a vuluable addition to a
''dinner pall" and weH worth serv
ing to the family frequently. Chil
dren of school age are usually well
pleased when a meat loaf make
Us appeurunce at the fumlly table
and It Is an excellent way to add
meat to the diet of younger chil
dren. ; Toman Sturfeil with OyMcrs -
Four medium sized tomatoes, 8
large oy.slers, 1 cup of ' cracker
crumbs. 2 tablespoons butter, salt
and pepp-r.
I Wash tomatoes and rut a slice
from the stem. end. Heoop out
seeds, leaving a Tlrm shell. Kprin
kle Inside of tomatoes with salt
and turn iifiMdir down for 20 niln
utes. Hub pulp through a strainer
to remove sredit. Add crack
with ilt and pepper. Put a IllUn
of this mixturu into the tumutu
shells. Put two oyNtere In each to
mato and cover with crumb mix
ture." lot with buter and rupln.ee
Hi ice cut from stem end. . Place in
well buttered baking dish or
rami kins and bake 30 minutes in
moderate oven, ltemove slice
and brown crumbs under a gas
flame. Serve at once.
(Copyright, 1926, NEA Service.)
Breakfast Chilled apple sauce,
cereal cooked with .dates, thin
crcum, buttermilk pan cukes, syrup,
milk coffee.
Luncheon Luncheon beans and
spaghetti; brown bread, celery
heurta, snow pudding, milk. tea.
Dinner Casserole of beef, baked
potatoes, creamed carrots, cucum
ber salad, rye bread, peach pud
ding, milk, coffee. '
Beans are rich in protein but
lacking In fat, so keep in mind the
necessity of supplying this need
when serving them. The luncheon . frP'cuu music oy tne cnoir unuer
dish suggested in this day's menu tnc direction of Mr. Uamett. Sor
ts of great food value, furnishing mon by tlie PHtor on tho theme:
the required nutrients in excellent
proportion. The celery adds the
necessary bulk and essential
"green" vegetable.'
Luncheon Beans and Spaghetti
Eight thin slices bacon, 6 good
sized tomatoes, 1 green pepper, 1
onion, yt cup diced celery, 3 whole
cloves ' (optional), S cups . lima I
beuns, 3 cups cooked, spugholtl, illations. .
tea-spoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar, M ! You. will find a welcome with us.
teaspoon pepper.
Fry bacon crisp. Remove from
fat and keep hot. Peel and cut
tomatoes into small pieces and add
to bacon fat. . Add pepper with
peed s removed and the flesh minc
ed, onion finely shredded, celery,
salt, ' pepper. ' cloves and -sugar.
Simmer, stirring to prevent trick
ing until a thick sauce-Is made.
Cook beans until tender In slightly
salted boiling water. Let the wa
ter cook nway without draining the
beans. Add beans and' spaghetti
to tomato sauce and bring mixture
to the boiling point. Serve on a
deep hot platter garnished with
the bncon.
(Copyright, 1926, NEA Service.)
BRITISH ISLES LIVING HIGH
DUBLIN AP)-The cast of liv
ing figure In the Free State Is offir
cially , reported as 88 per cent
higher than in 1914., The figure
for Great Britain and northern
Ireland Is 73 per cent higher. .
COPENHAGEN (AP) To Illus
trate the Infinitesimal size of an
atom, Professor Niels Bohr told a
meeting of Scandinavian mathe
maticians that to count tho atoms
rnntnlrieri in nne ouBlc centimeter
of air, all the peoples of the earth,
white and negro, would "have to
count for more than 1000 years
and then their task would not be
finished. , - " ' l
,
News from Great Britain. She
wants the cotton market. 'Our boll
weevils should be Indicted for
helping her.r '
DECLARATION
To render th
most dependable
and courteous
servtcf
To thi greatest .
possible number
of people
At the lowest cost
consistent with .
fair wages to the
labor and capital
employed
Giving and
deserving, fair
treatment
thus
To- be a .factor
lu upbuilding
this community
Is the objective
of this company.
$1:00:
Eastern Oregon Light &
I CHURCH NEWS
I Alter Day SnintS , der the anthem: "Thu Heavenly
Sunday school, 10:30 a. in., sac- Kather," by Novm, while lr. Dul
rament meet, 1S;16 p. in.: Conjoint ton will sing a tonor solo: "Open
M. I. Ai, 7:30 p. in.; Helief society
meet. 7:30 p. m Tuesday; Pri
mary meet, 4:1(1 p. m., Thursday.
Bishop A. I.. Stoddard.
First Baptist.
Sixth street at Spring avenue.
Services for Sunday, October 11,
1926. Sunday school meets ut 9:45
a. m. We are asking that every
body be promptly on time. This
will help give us 100 per cent grade
in our new system of marking. The
Keystone graded lessons are used
in this school. You are welcome.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
eemmive doui b Aiicrnuuvu.
inuaren s Bermon meme; -jvings.
, Union service In the evening at
the Methodist church at 7:30
o'clock. Judge Kanzlcr of Port
land will bo tho speaker, using as
his theme some phase of the ques
tion of the home, as it Is revealed
to him in his court of domestic ro-
and an opportunity to worship God
In company' with others of like de
sires. , A nursery undor competent
management is provided for your
chlldren.-
George Albert Pollard, pastor.
Zlon Lnyltsh Lutheran.
IMble school, 9:45 a. m.; morn
ing worship, 11 a. m.; Luther lea
gue, 6:30 p. m. ,
Conversion does acluully work
for It produces character far ubove
that of educutlon and civilization.
Jesus words, "By their fruits ye
shall know themMs a principle of
judgment which anticipated and
preceded the present method of
scientific proof. By laboratory
tests the 'results of conversion Is
better established than that or the
moon's Influence upon our tides.
Wm. F. Holl, pastor.
Presbyterian,
"Safely through another week
God has brought us on our way"
we sing in our hearts as wo gather
each Lord's day morning to .praise
our Father. The voices of little
children in glad adoration to the
Creator mingle with those of the
older ones each week. You can
find a happiness In expressing
.your natural longing for God by
joining with us Jn the services of
; our church. Come to our Sunday
( school tomorrow morning at 0:45
i with classes lor an. - a nign scnooi
J clrss for Bible credit Is one of our
I list. Hear our newly organized or.
ichcstra ln this happy hour. Unite
I with us In the worship at 11 o'clock
'at which time the quartet will ren-
Remember the time you put on an old suit that
had been stored away for several months and
found money in the pocket?
: What a grand and glorious feeling.
There is a thrill like that in every electric light
bill. Every dollar now buys $14.00 worth of light
as compared with the old days. Every time you
spend $1.00 for lights it's like find $13.00.
Here are the figures: candlepower supplied for
1887 : l,Ho
181)8 : 2,K0
1905 2,4X0
im 3,4W
1908 4,87o
1909 -
lttl2 SV-XB
1922 1,200
Maybe you have heard orators talk about what
they would do if they owned the electric service
companies. Do you think orators could do better
than businessmen have done? '
the Gules of thtt Temple. The
newly elected deacons will be or
dained at this worship hour and in
stalled Into their sacred office. The
minister brings tho message. Our
Junior Christian Endeavor at 6
and our Intermediates meeting ut
6:30. In the evening we join with
the city Ministerial association in
a union service as we have the op
portunity of hearing Judge Kanss
lur of 1'ortlund bring a most vllul
mcssugu to this community. Let
us avail ourselves of them) oppor
tunities. - Win. Crosby Itoss, minister.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST Corner of First and
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vices at 11 o'clock.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock. (The reading room, now
located in West-Jacooson Bldg.,
Room S, Is open daily except Sun
day and legul holidays, from 12 M
to 4:80 p. in. dolly). All are In
vited. Nnxtuvue,
. Sunday school hour 8:45, good
classes and teachers for ull ages.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock:
and evening message, 7:30 always
evangelistic, both by pastor.
Women's Missionary Boclety
Power Co.
1 O Our economical Family Wash- O I
h'K will sate you nil (lie work X
nittl uxirry of w(t.sh diu'. M
meets Wednesday, 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. J. It. newer, 210 North
Second street.
R-.'gulur prayer meeting Thurs
duy evening 7:30: place of worship
is at the Riverside chapel, three
blocks north and one block weBt
of the Second street viaduct.
In Jesus Christ there Is a rem
edy for everything thut is wrong lu
man.
L. P. Meggers, pastor.
2504 North Uirch street.
Islam! City Community.
Sunday school opens at 10 a. m.
A real school for tmaructton and
Inspiration. Classes lor ull. I
Public worship ut 11. A short'
series of sermons on "Tho Chal
lenge of the Christ;" No. 1, "Tho
Challeuge to Uur Thought Life."
The Junior league, ii&uts every
Sunduy afternoon.
Epworth leugue at 7 p. m. A so- j
rles of studies on tho good times j
to be enjoyed by the young peo-i
pie. I
Evening worship ut S. A char '
actor study of John, Baptist, with
a review of the character of Mat
thew. ,
Xou are invltod.
Hall W.etaolshrdlunununuu
Hall K. Wallls, pastor.
Christian.
The pastor will bring the mes
sage in tho sortnon ut tiiu morning
hour. The topic will be "The Mis
sing Link." It will not bo u ser
mon on the matter of evolution.
Tho Bible school continues Its on
ward march towurd greater offir
clencM and uttendunce. Mr Clem
Green is superintendent. Thuro
will be no evening preaching Herv-
I U . V -v.
Ice. We Join In the community
meeting at tho Methodist church to
In-ar Judge Kanzler of Portland.
There will be C. E. at 6:30.
O. W. Jones, minister.
haivatloii Army.
Special meetings tonight and to
morrow In the Salvation Army hall.
Capt. O. P. Strickland of Portland;
of the Kalvutlon Army dlvisHionaP
headquarters of Oregon tonight ut ,
8 o'clock. Tomorrow, Sunday school !
ut 2:30; young people's mooting at
6:30; big Salvutlon meeting at 3
o'clock. Comu and spend un hour
with us. '
YOl'Nti LAFOLLKTTE LIKE
I'ATHEIt EXJOVS CAMPAIGN
M-WHSON, Wis. (AP. Robert
M. LaFollette, Jr., SO-year-old
Republican nominee for United
States senator, enjoys campaign
ing as well as his late father.
WE SHOUT
From the housetops for
the same reason that a
circus has a parade
TO TELL
THE WORLD THAT
WE'RE HERE
UNITED STATES
Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano '
Teacher of 8inglng,. und aviiiluble for ' Concerts, Coaching
Trios, Quuitets and Chorutms.
rupy of Oscar1 Suonger and Yeatmun Griffith, New York City. ,
Studio 708 O Avenue.
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Filled with Hungarinn' Crcum
Made only, by
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Makers of HlKh-CJrnilc I'aMtrlrs
"HOMIS OK THE UOIJJBM CKU8T"
You can finish a floor
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-and walk on it in less
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Vte Lacq where the houichold
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and will tint be affected by re
pealed washings and .crabbing.
: Finish your furniture and wood
work with Lacq. It produce, a
mrfacc both beautiful and durable.
And there never hai been a fini.h
o easy to apply.
; We're demonstrating Lacq thi$
tLttlu
Price per quart $2.05
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
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Tho world Is full of stock
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Putmaris
Already experienced In tho
steering of political campaigns,
ho takes a delight in the tours
thut cundldntos make, particularly
by automobile. If yoiug Bob
has a hobby, it Is driving an
automobile.
The Dead Hcu is flshless. In this
wny It Is similar to all other bodies
of water.- Unless fish wear muz
zled. . , ,
crumbs to tomato Juice and water
or Uillfc to U4Lfcc UlOUit (eiU.00