La Grande evening observer., October 12, 1925, Image 3

Monday, 'October 12, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEH
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Clio Club Meets .
With Mrs. Dutton
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Mrs. G. I I Hilton was hostess to
the Clio flub Saturday afternoon
ut un attractively appointed lunch
eou nt 1:15 o'clock. Co vera were
laid for twelve, The .homo was
decorated with bouquets ot beauti
ful autumn flowers.
After luncheon tlie afternoon
was spent ut bridge with Mrs. Hurl
Stoddard wt.miiiK high scoro
unioHK the club niembf-rn ami tlio"
KUeHt prize go I n to Mrs. Uiltierf
Hunter.
Wallowa Couple
Married Here ,
A quiet wedding took place yes
lerday morning ut It -o'clock at the
parsonage of the Presbyterian
church when Miss Alice Steele and
Itoss Turner, both of Wallowa;
were united In marriage by the.
Rev. William Crosby ltosa.
The happy couple Will make;
their home al Wullowa, whoro Mr.
Turner is in business.
Luther League Plans
Hallowe'en Social
t- The l.uther league of the lAith
ernn church held a business meet.
ip.K.lndt evi-nluK at 7 o'clock at the
church. IMuns wen cphipleted .for
the purchusins of a piano-for the
ch ureh ami coin.mil tees " were a p
pofnted. " '
. Arrangnmc'ntB'wfirc also - made,
for a Hallowe'en social to he held,;
next Krlduy evening, October 10.
Miss Klnu 1. olios and Miss Gene
vieve Nelson have charge of the
decorations; Mrs. J. G. Sltlzlnger, I
Mrs. Frank Hunsen and Miss H'len
Jensen-compose the entertalnmenrt
committee and Mrs. Ferdinand'
Jensen will have charge of Uic re
freshments. Miss Keller
Entertains Society
a The members or tho Young Wo
men's Missionary society of the "Lu
theran church met Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Stllzinger for their regular social
meeting. Miss Anna Keller was
hostess.
'. At the close of a delightful after
noon a dainty luncheon was served.
' Never give a man a hat for a
wedding: present. A week or oo
late
it will be entirety too large.
VALLING'S
. Y COATS.;'',;
For the1 large ' woman.
Just received. Distinc-:
tive in style, coloring
and workmanship'. '
TRIMMED HATS
$3.95, $5.95 to $10.75
(Velours)
COKSKTS
To Close Out.
$1.50 and $2.95 '
Bon Ton and Royal
. ' Worcester.
VALLiNG'S
Heating
Stoves
These chilly mornings
remind you about that
Heating Stove you may
need.
I have them all sizes
and prices.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhone M-85
DsScholls
loot Vomfinippuances
TO TUB PPHL1C, who ha.e
tiad feet, fallen arches, cal
louses on the bottom of
your feet. toes, chil
blains, sore heels, corns, hot
ond burning feet, tired un4
worn out when niht conn-s
can find relief by coming to
The Hootery w here they
carry a full line of foot ap
pliances to cure all foot
trouble.
We have pJt many sore
footed Individuals on Easy
street In the last year. Ask
lis about your foot troubles.
We will tell you. No charge
for advice.
THE B00TERY
O. II. IMVDF.N, Mgr.
New Sleeve
Bchold hero a new slccvo that Paris
11 wis very Interesting for a change.
The upper part keeps to the narrow
shoulder tine that makes for slender
nes. . while the lower iartT (s full
and lluvvlng and makes for beeutning
iiess. ' It. is particularly lovely In
., velvet or siitin.
Announcements. ;
Social, niiunuiiccnicitlH may
be printed In this column frjusv
of charge. Any nmioimccjiiciits
pertaining to any fu net ions 8ol.
as cooked, food snlt'K., vie,,, will
bo refused. Aiimnni'i'iiichU, to
bo printed tho same day, iiuint
be tu socU'ty editor's bands by,:
0:00 o'clock,- News editor's)1
note.
The Sunday school board of the
Methodist Kpiscopal church will
hie.n In regular session tonight In
the parlors of ' the. church r.t 7:30
o'clock. Officers are to be. elect
ed and business of Importance is to
come before the meeting. All
teachers are, especially urged 4o be
presi rit. Also 'all mciubets of the
Sunday school.
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MOXOAY. OCTOBKIl 12. I
Purine Time Stations'.
KPPO. Hollytyoodi'Cul. J38).
0 p. m., home liour. Georgia Sinv
menu and the nuborhood chil
dren; 8-0. Majrle O'Sheu. the
blarney girl and her enlertain-
; 'era; HoliytfojodJ ''Athletic
; elUli strliiff ((uurtetj In )iffit clasf
slcal nuinboVa. ' ' j;
KPWU, Hollywood. Calif. (252), C
7 p. m Hipr Hrother of KKVIH(
7, technical hour, K. G. Ormlsl
ton, technical editor; Van sistnra
trio; 7:K, microphone brevities;
8-.10, program, Glcb.e Ice (?feairf
cqnipan, I.ee Kent and. ukulele,,
Charlie Wellm'ati. Kranli Pierce
and Vic ' Heal h comedy sonna;
Warner Tiros, eynoopatorn; in-n,
Warner flros. frolic, direction
Charlie Wellmcn, .
KQO. Oaltland, Calif. (861). C-7 p.
m... Kohler. and Chase Ampico
studies; Theodore Strong, organ
ist; S, 'Clean, Cold and Cover
ed tho THrue C's for the Care of
Food." Huph Itarrott Dobbs;
"Achieving l.enderuhlp ThroiiRh
Krfeettve Public Speaking." Ken
neth Lloyd Williams; '"Talks on
Constructive Sellin." li. J. Wil
liams; "Chata.about New Hooks."
Joseph H-nry Juckson: "It Pays
to Ani:lyzk riuii-aeler." !tcn?oe 1).
Wyalt; ehniinnry Come in
Wants to Wed
AIM munrr. 41. college g-rail-lial
and r-M'h.Trf IrfM-hcr, lia
ntaili' an nrrrr of marrtnar to
6-yiitrMlil farj IW'hlrr. ilansli
ter of n fannrr near lotl!M;-.
Ijt. WIkh miM with a r..fitl
hp oftrrl l-i hiij tlie stirl frnin
lirr fiaimt. lie I Ih-Iihs li.lil
for. a iiKTital nl.
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Commercial i.ftv,M ' J, W. l)obr
Keiisky: Ariou trio.
KG W, Portland. Ore. (S1.6, 1.-9
p. m., concert; 9-1 u, Hudsju and
Kssex ore!ie.'itra.
KJU. Heattle. Wash. C1S4.4). 7
ti:U( p. l.i,. Sjuvs, Itoebuck and
compuny; S::iO-lo,- I'oat Intetll
genecr s:udto prui;rut!i; Ki-ll,
Gordon Kllliour.n- and hit: or-
Cht:Stl'il.
KNX, Hollywood. r.ii.. :nC.9),
&:e-U: 1 5 p. in., WurlUcer pipe
origin studio. Town Tattler; G:16,
travel talk,' W. l Alder; 11:31.-1,
At water Kent lUidio orchestra.
I'aul l-'iiuflein. leader; 7-7 :Su,
Mutual Muiorn mirth contest;
t:3ii-s, itro(;rm, '('uluhihiu Out
fitting company; h-9. program,
. 1.. V. i-'ioekweil uiitpany; !i-it,
KNX, f.'iitnre proiCium: Hi-.l I,
G'.jourieh a.lvt j-own Cord dance
i, re h est ru.
KTAlt, Oakland. Calif. (115), K-U, j
p. i.i. , Western ii'.aieu i.iie insur
:i.v I'uiupany. '
TI'1.MA (KTOIIMU t:
.Mointtatii 'I im.? , Stations
KOA, lieiiver, Cuio. fi;Si
p, m., lieriiert While and ins
.Silver Mute . orchestra; 7:5H,
ew-TimeB concert.
Parilic Tim; Siatlons
UPOA,' alt!e, Va.sh. l4.r,.3).
il : 4 5 -K ; 1 f p. in., HhodcM Ucpart
ment Btore; S::;0. program; i:3
11 ;;-,(), IMnie llaiKiieta and Jils
orr lustra.,
KKl'G, Holl.wvood. CallV. (23S). 5-G
p. in., home liour with Georgia
K.mmon.s . and the Nuborhood
children: s-a, Harold Hynes ami
his gloom c!iasei-H, a frolic; u-lt).
liuth l.eonardi'B Kolden melody'
- hour l'eutnrins: popular inekidle.H.
KKWU. i lolly wood, Calif.' Cf2),
:'i;-7 p: iti., chtbh-en's hour, Uiu
llrolher of KKW1J; 7 llowuru
Peal,!;' c( lntructqr; j 7!5. "liil-
eutiphone brevlt lew; i S-l)' prorra m
We'Btern's super-snrvice yrvrage,
iloJIywood strlntf trio,' liny Kel
'iOKB tour' Pill, ii.iteh,,;. Jaa2 twiiiH;
.i AVurner , lrUtei'a Hyncopators;
, ir Hi. . protfiuin-, II. k'roekelt,
OLuduon-l'itfsex denleri H. 1.
Croel;et! und- his quartet; Kllte
-trioj -louiHe - SulUvan, soprano;
Way Wults and ukulele; 10-1 1,
' -WaTne-r -Krothws frolic, direction
Charlie Welt man.
KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (Ono), 6:15
- p. m., travel talk. W. Ii Alder;
ti:(i-7. At water Kent Kadio or-
- chest ra, Paul I'"insteln, leader;
7- 8, an hour of classical music;
8- 10, KNX's regular feature pro
gram, arranged by Carrie I'res
ton PittmeLster; 10-12. movie
n);ht nt the Ambassador, Hay
Weat'3 Cocoanut Gi'ove dance or
chestra. KTAtJ, Oukiand, Calif. (21B"), 9 a.
m., prayer service, Uev. 1'hlllip.s;
8-10. proBTii m, M ut mil atorcsj
Spanish procram.;
5 -y'SlHtoi'v3lnix - '
m Breakfast Urape, cereal, thlii
cream, ban. omelet, bran muffins,
milk, coffee.
JjUiicheon - Cream v of potato
50ii n, . cast id w.ut'eiu, ..upple-celjjj-y-
nut naliul ,t ousted bran lnufl'lns.
oatmeal -eooliipSj milk, tea., '(-. r
Olnner Casserole, of ch'.ekeo,
candied hweet potatoes, creamed
lima beans, jollied cucumber :;alad;
whole wheal bread, frozen cu-stardf
sponge cake, milk, coffee. ::
Very ol'le:i a favorite cookie
Jlftsnsp No. 30, From:
ORKUO.V Tit AIL HX K-IRM,
.. II. W. fimllll, l'rop.,
La (iinntle. Ore.
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A Jjood tipl
When considering
any kind of an inventment, flr;t
consult Hartker ScroRffln t and
i)efore closinfr It, be sure to; have
It looked into leKullV ly Attorney
HodKin; yon will apiiri'date ;c.i
i in a he r i 1 1 iinii v i j in i ai a ip
my solo 'STCIjY, and devote all
my time, to the subject. I wel
come, all . inquiries. It pays to
cons it t authorities when reliable
and PINCKltK. My knowledue
gained' is from pernonal contact
and not MTKHATl'llK.
Miss Rogers Gained
lo Pounds m bix eeks
skinny Men Riu! Woinrn .ain A
1'oiiml III :!() itnyy fir
M.uiry liai-l;.
My dear I-'rii-nds:
After my hUiiI; of flu I ,was
thin, run-down and weak. I Wnd
h allow eoni;il xlon. my cheeks
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Sister Mary
' Says:
veie st.uk in ami l was coniinu-i-v-tiuuhled
with Kas on n.y.
r.t. n:uiii. I fi lt st jify ami nau'(
lot my nppclilc. 1 nan rem
il.out McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil
"omprtund Tablets nnd decided to
ive them u trial. ai once, i
befciin lo pick up an appetite, my
clicks filled out and my com
plexion became healthy looking
nn'l I guinea 15 pounds In six
i ecks' nnd nm very thankful for
hat McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil
Cmiround Tablets did for me.
Miis AllK-rta lingers, 26, v.
r- rro Oo'riia HI.. IK catur. III.
Tu ti.ke on neiKlit. crow strong
mil vlBorous, to fill out the hnl
Ions in cheeks and neck, try Me.
Coy's Cod l.lver Oil Compoun.l
Tablets for 3" dayn. to tniileln
so cents nt Clans Onms, 1 A- I.
Iliur Co.. nnd druggist every-
hre. if they don't give yo I
v underfill beln In ?.1 ilnys.
get
jcor money buck' yon lie the
juuge. lint In mire and n-ik for
McCoy's, the original and rnu
ln. Adv.
Crosses Mark
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K a wamlns lo autalsts and, pedenlrians,. Indianapolis la palntlne white
:rosM on Its itreota to mark the upon where people lave been killed In
into accidents. Sergeant Harry Smith ot the .accident prevention bureau
Is shown explaining the cross lo school children.
mr.Uen the RlasH of' milk fllappeiti
more easily and fl.ulekly.1 when one
Is leas thun six -and not particular-:
iy fond of .milk. If a ' chll.il, rour.
years of ae has plenty t of . nillk,';
veBetablew 1 and cereals .ylU'i soft
cooked effKH be needs little meat;
lie must have milk In hlK . dletj-.if
not plain to drink then . lnsoups
and "erc-anc " , -. V- ' ';
I tWeitle iir Chleken ''')'.
I One ttprinjr chicken . weiKhlhK
l'rcm. a (fto 4 pounds drrswed, , , 4
i labhwpoois, bqlter. .1. oup..,boliinK
; water, 1 t'apoon milt. H teaspoon
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Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano ; .
Teacher of Singing, and available for Concerts, Coaclilng
Trios. Quartets and Choruses. '
Pupil of Oscar. Suenger and Ycatmun Griffith, New York City..
Studio 708. O Avenue.
Genuine: French Pastry
; Filled with Hungarian Cream :
Makers of IIlBU
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over your wardrobe,, madam.
The social season will soon be
in full swing and those dresses
out of which you got so little
wear last season, can.be made
to look like 'new by our thor
ough process of Dry Cleaning.
We also can give them any
needed repairs . or alterations.
Our years of experience has
taught us to do work that will
please the most fastidious.
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pap per, 1 enp thin cream; 1V& eips
fresti mushrooniHr 1 .'tablespoon
flour. - . . . . ,' , .
VWasir chicken nnd cut in piece.i
for'.Hervlnk. ,; 8pre:ld 'each pteri
wlih' hifttrr and urraiiKe In.a cftw
serole. -. Hprlnkle- with 'salt (ind
pepper ;- and add . bolllnu; water.
Cover-and-cook in liot oven for
ono hour Add' ereuni and brolcen
and cleansed inusliroom and cook,
uncovered, foi" 10 inlnutivt. - Work
flour lo a .smo&th paste with ft llUle
cold milk and alir into the Kravv.
Iit .boil, five minutes and, nerve, j
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- firado, Pastries
" C OLDEN CRUST"
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Library Ghats
New books to be added to the!
public library, Halurda evening
oeloher 10: . . '
Adams, "The Wtiys of the Mind.'
Arnold, "The UUie Hook of Prtue
Pieces." - . c . f .
' Heeholdt, "Tales of the Old-
l lmers." , . v
The best news stories, of 1924:
Hlake. ''The Heasontntr and Pre
servation ov( Tinber."-
Ilrimmer. "Cainps, Pojr Cabins,
Lodges viid Clubhouses.' ; .
. Urowiv "Gypsy Plres .InvAmer-
Ica.M . - ,
Hurf"Muke If pup Haxaar Pay."
Hyrne, ''Hltnd Itaftery and Ills
Wife. Illlariu." -
Chnlmei'N, "The, Arl of . Makeup."
cpmnberSj "One-Piece I miners."
Cooper. "Lions n TIkth 'n
l-.'verythintf." ' ',
Curbelt, : "The Hoar of . the
t'rowd.'' .
puvls, "111 Show You the Town."
Iuvls, "Tbv Story qf Copper."
Prance, .'The, Hed Uly."'
Oarstln, "JHkIi Noon,"
I4ing, ''Hasketry, Wen'vlnip and
DesiKM.' ... ' V"
Lord, 'Kver,vhody's Cook Hook."
. i.ut, "Not Pnder, the I saw."
Mosch, , "Iteprejtenlnllve, Amer
ican Dramon." , ,, ' ; "
.V. Muir. ''IJteep. Trails." . " '
Mulford, "Cotlonwond. Gujeh.'l
V Murdoek,J "The rNineleenth iof
April, 17st.'; . i( .', ' :
porter, '"Tales ,You.. Won't ' He
ijeve.". ' - .. v '
ltlehnrdK,' "Tea-;ltooni Heolpes."
, . Uicehart, "The Hed, Lanip."
Ituhsell. vTriie 'Adventures of he
Undid reception, is get
ting' better every night.
Now. is the time to get
your new ,
b-batteries and
tubes' '
We have Just received a
large . shipment of Tubes
and Bottorles and. can -supply
your needs, , .( . . ,
' Telephone your -evdera to
MAIN 134 ;
and we nil) deliver to. your
tiomk' '" " ' '. .
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ElecsricCo.
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Automatic Safety
UNTIL
$5.00 Down
Call Our Office for Free Home Demonstration
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company
"Wash The Kasy Way"
Secret Service.",.
; Kavlll. '.Mui:ic, Health ".nd char
acter." i , 1 . ... '
Hnylor,- '.'TlnkerinB with Toels."
Shaw, ''Tuble-tull; of O. It. S."
. Hmitb, "Uumes unit Iternallonul
MethodH.1' .
Stevens, "Paul Hunyun." '
Thompson, "Public Ownership."
' Thornboroutrli,. "Interior,- Deco
ralliife for Everybody." " ,
. Tllden, "The V In mum llmibtuid."
, WlbiOUi '"Pile. IHuccensrul Jialr
dresser."? ; t V- :
;ATtt PASS WOKK ON
U HA NTH PAHH, Ore. After 12 i
years in lnne;ivity In luylng pave-'
ment In .(lie; resbbmce nectinn of
Grunts Pc't wo'k wa: started his
veek. Nineteen iloeks of cou
eretn paveim nt : ar-' beinjc laid on
l'"Smilh and A streets, all la the
residence 'iilKtllct. The work ta be-inn-
done under city nnpervislon.
From' the7 housetops for
the same reason that a
circus lilt!-, a parade
TO TELL .
THE WOULD THAT ;;
' WE'KE 1IEUE '.'
UNITED STATES
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$1 Down Delivers Any
Heater In Our Store
Credii CARR'S No' Interest
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The KASY.ha3.an automatic safety
Switch a feature that appeals to any.;
KouS6vifc vho has never operated an
electric washer, or who is,'' perhaps,"
nf raid that, if ' she owned one, she
might accidentally : do something,'
lirci'k it. . '
By automatically stopping the motor
whenever the machine is in danger of
injury through overloading either the'
tub or the wringer, this little device,
protects the washer against damage
at all times. .
If you are considering the purchase,
of an electric washer, by all means,
sec the EASY before you buy. You
can rely upon the EASY as being ah-;,
Kolv.te.ly safe.
OCTOBER 24th ONLY
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HOSIERY'
The;; world. Is full of atock
lngs, but there' .'laopc one
"POlNTKX't ' .'. '
4i.es 41.115 - i.r,o
Putmaris
iteBhlt'rits otoriB otlior Htri(t.i linvrf
slg-nfflett their Intention ot naklnif
for h contlnuunciV of tlio ptivlntt
lirdfrmiri to tholr streets upon om-J
plctlon of ' tho prtwnt work.' . 1 . '
In 4(U1 It Ion to the paving, vMf
vvitlkti ure being laid ntoiiK.A street,'
curbs are. heliifi: const ruelrU ,on tlio'
.'(time Mtroct und un ' ulley 'n ''tlu
bimlneHH district la bclitK puved. t'A
WnrMe bridge In uIro belnk obn
Htructert over Gilbert crook 6ii A
street. 1 '" " ' "
20 Mos."
To Pay.
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