La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 14, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"Wednesday, Octoliei 11, 1925. '..THE- IA- GRANDE EVENING "OBSERVER ii i . L' . '. ! !?.! -V. Page Three IIMMMIII'M lMi'llf Cards Issued For Teacher Tea " Curds liave byon tamed to the t oar hers of la (Iraude and Island City public si'hools inviting "them to a ten that la to he given In their honor ly the NViKt'bor.iood club Saturduy afternoon at tlonan hull. The hour is 2 o'clock. tianica of bridge and flvt hun dred and a ki-nxinKton have Im-ii arranged us entertainment. Mrs. A. W. Neison, who is ehulrmait of tUn ri mi mitten In " nlwirin Mii- iiitinct k th:if tli milliliters of tin- club are expected to he present. Assiiil iiifj Mrs. No. non with the t-a uro the foliowluK club women t Mesdumcs H. H. Itrownton, If. N. ' Ash by, R. I. Crowe, Kloyd McIOn- non, K. 1. Holmes, D. H. Jesse, l. (. Itrannvell. W, K. Hiichuiian, H. ;. roolid?re. It. A. Wilkerson, Guy Kills. K. O. Kirhy. Nathan Zwfiii ' and V. I Mohr. P. E. 0. Organizer To Visit Chapter' I' Alius lirssii? Alii-Uey, state orsan Ixer of I'. ICO., will arrive in l.a Ornmltt this ivinlntr for hor offlolul visit 10 Chapter 1. A luncheon will bo given at noon at the Hotel l-'olpy In Iter honor, utter w hich an after noon lueeliiiR and Inspection will -lie held at the nonllV. of Mrs. Kil Kiddle at Island I'lly. Mrs. Wayne Wiiili- and Mrs. I'Mivard Van Hloll liind will assist Mrs. ' Kiddle as hostesses. . , . ' , ..' ; , ; '.,-. Baker Couple '. : i Married "Here ; Miss Huron Jleekinan and lMrry Keed. both of Haker, were murrl at the parsonage of the Methodist KnisconaL church Monday, uotoncr 12, the Itev. Henry W. ParUor, pas tor of 111 church officiating. ; The happy couple will make their I'.ome at linker. ; ' W. B. A. Meeting Well Attended i The Women's Benefit ossoetu- j tlon met last evening at tlM" K. P. hall. There was a large attendance and after the regular lodge ses sion the remainder of the evening was spent socially. Delicious re freshments were served. Mrs. Giles Huxnden Was chair man of the committee In charge of the social hour. . ' Elaborate NEWS of SOCIETY 1 A' V These slippers oE white satin havo rhlnestones applied in small motifs in an all over pattern. For dancing or formal evening wear they are very loTely. Naturally, they" vannot bo worn with too -elaborate a froci: one of chiffon or. crepe de chine with - litlb '.rimmlnu is ideal. children; 8-D. Hnrold llyncn. ! monoluKl-Ht T.nil enti rtair.i rs; tf 1ft. Kuth Leonardos haMad nour of oll and new souks. KKAVU, Hollywood, ( allf. ( 'J 2 ) , p. in .Microphone l.revltlea; 7:4u. tlowurd He-all. got I in structor; 7:50. fishlntf stream; and flMt, Jack Itoas; 8-'J, pro gram, tUarr I'luno company pr acuting Hollywood Hhytntn King'!! in tirrmKi'mcnts Gennetl reeoids. liia Milelii-ll Uutler, uo prano; il- in, proKram, 1 on 1. .Smith, Inc., I )MHia-Moon dance orclicytra, Ashley sisters, popu lar koiirh; lo-! 1, Warner Itrotli ers frolU'j directipn t'harllc Well tnun. ' ' kU(). Oakland. Calif. ( JlOl ) K p. HI., Kxprc.'Sillj; WtlUc," KUll playvia,; Hi-12, i:t:i Itlnck'.i o cheHtru. KCSW, rortf-jnd. Oro. 7:45-8 p. in., Catholic Truth to clety, KIU. .o:'. Anfielea. calif. (4H6.2) G:an-t: p. uii. l.elKhtou Arcadi cafeteria oriheatru. Jack '.'run Bhaw, leader; '-:;:, Art Hick-, man's lllllniore 1 lot el concert , urclie.sl ra. I-Mward Kitr.palrick, director; ::iU-7::ur, ltndlo kid tltcH hour with lckU' Itrandon, Joyce Coad ami Jane HufflHS, cr cu juvenile.; 7:4ft. t.ilU on health, Dr. I'lillllp M. Novell; S-y, program,- KitKRerald Muaic i company. Cl:iire Mellniiliui, oon cert pianist-- 9-H. proKinin Mfeway l-'ellowshlp; 10-1 I. LEAP FARMERS HAULING GRH!N WAU.OWA. Ore. (SpeeUil) A number of the J.eap frnieri have been busy the past week hauling their wheal to tile wuivhouxc nt letting (iule scarce at a few' utacos jver the K'ountry. The welln.and prlng:i a'ppi-ared to hold P W1'!' until recently, when .'mine of them haw-felled rapidly. It Is expected thai i thi hvavy mln of Saturday night will prove licucilclnl In " l)lel!ishi!ig the supply. . Pnm Meek has been busy the pact iew da liuilillnK u woodshed. F. A. liownlng and wife and Llruee Klyhir and wife w.-rr Mit-teri'ri.-.e lsitoi-s the last of the iwe nt t week. Mi s Tay Downing aecoiu- Kvans. The romls liavi' been '.n Mian ted them Home lor tne wwr eeeiieni eondllioD for hauling fur ind..' . ,i . the greater part of the fnlli )iow-l iru- l'rtiur cr linrncnnB creeit ever, they ure iulte (dirk at this . wis In the Leap section u few days time from . the rain of Saturday I during "the jiasl week., night and Sunday. - The most or J. I. ..Maxwell, local'stock buyer, the farmero In tha hill sections lire lia been busy recently eeelvj;m through linullng at. this lime. iri ul(li. he has purchased fi'oii.innny tleoige fusslns nnd the Gaslin parties over Hie i-.iunly. A run; boys have been busy the past few slderable uumlii I' ef the eallle days filling Ihelr sllofroiu eiirnw.re nougiii in me norm inn 01 which they bound recently. H:im I'tliivcpunly. A. part of the Bluff la Meek nlld I0d Hell have been help- being shipped to market while Sister Mary Says: inti thorn with the. ivork 1. A. Downint of lj'sn lian been uurij I , . i. ..... .i the cnitfnK of .some prinK i """ 1 much of it in heliur pul on pjHture lu I he vnlley; Hoy UastUi. was an Knlerprhtc injr up t;ruin for fciruce l-'lMhei., .Mr. Pidier liibkH hU coinbhe. 'down bclore ffcttinff thronjth cut t inn. . John Couch of l.oap was a hazi ness visitor here the laMir part of Uie week. . Ihla Couch, who is ;.t tendliiR hljfh school herei went ;o her home in leap lh ,'last of the .he i week to upend the week end.; Ail i ltov (laMln finlhrd his Ihresh- Perry (Special) 'The principal 'of' I'erry school, Mr. . Mary 11. Kai. invited the mothers of the students to meet the leathers at the school (iday afternoon front 2:43 to 4 o'clock. ; Fifteen motfheis re sponded and t;iey uiul the teach ers held an Interesting mcilingr, The teachers Invited (he parents to visit the school at the close pf each month. ; llickmun's liiltmore Motel dance Inc; run recently. T. A. Uukke'.i orchi-sir.i. Krunk Kills, leader. job on Whiskey creek was. the Ins! KJ K,. Kent tie. Wash. (.HS4.4 ) K:S- one finished. .Mr. ll.ilin repots 1 Hi p. in., 1'URet Houml Havlnss a very satisfactory run this reason. and Loan association concert or-' II. o. Anderson and family re chciira; lo:.to-l2, Keep Joy Ua- Jlnrned home Ihe killer part of the We ell T!u ruin of Saturday night and Sundny is Mi hi to have lieen'tiulte heavy over the county, soaking ihe ..-round thoroughly. At niauv pluce.-t ihe water ran considerably on top of tin ground. As tho greater pari of (he threshing has b i-n finished at this time the tain will, no doubt, prove very beneficial In more ways than one. ' " . Hy Nlsler Mnrjr ltreakfntl llttlven or grapefruit, broiled bucon, ueambted eggs with rice, graham muffins, milk, coTfee. laincheon Cauliflower an X'a lln. U.nsied muffins, apple sauce, gingerbread, milk. tea. Pinner linked halibut with to mato aiice. iwlcc baked potatoes, bull-red bniKsels hprouts, endive salad, grapcK. . rolM'd oats broad, mill;. y,f,vV . ! Itrnssrln spfotil:! are an excellent vegetable tor young chicken. They Liflnti.' Kt the rithbilLTO fa nil I V but are more illlicale thuit cabbage '(-( self. Cook uncovered and Hiirej will be no oh jeel tenable ouor Ihriiugh Ihe house, ('naliriouer an iratin One head caulll'lower, I V cups milk, J tablespoon, flour, 2 table spoons butter, 2 tablespoons grated cheese, teaspoon' aalt, 1-.H cup coarse Imuid crulnbs, 2 tajilet;poons melled butter. Itemove outer irreen loaves from oooooooooooooooooooooooo VAIIO Kiuiin-jes Ake:l. SAI.i:.M, On', A'dolph ltombecli filed suit in the circuit court hen mhk vorit iii.sr "49". Show . (let n I ten I MARCELL Wnvcl Mc:r, IV J. The Gossip In Your Street fol "JleuU .inn . how Mattliiiwu Keeps two 'daughters nt collego 'his mini salary. They looli . IlltiV n million dollars, too' '."It'.'!' Mrr. M:tthewil, fleai', sl'.e scouted arouild' nnd' 'aroiili.l ' :. '.'T '' NUI.I.V,'I1.0N. KUOl'lvH. ' ... V.;.v. ' All the' i.ty.e In the ttorlil In fust, color -Hiinneis, rnnnn. fiuilihaf. anil .UitiKhauis. lown. lioit:rhl 'llinn at. r Mil... Is the .smartest -shopper- In-'thls .50 to $12.50 ;! 'LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY Announcements Social annoimccmciils may be printed in this columii free ot cliarge. Any announcement liertaluliitf to any functions such as cooked food sales, i.tc.t will be refused. Anuouiiwments, to bo printed tho same day, tntist be lu society editor's hands by V:00 o'clock. News editor's note, ' . WALLING'S COATS .. In -.the-. nwi.f!ui'6i tuul stiaight-line effects, fur trimmed the best val ues ever offered in La Grande. OUT-SIZE HOSE . . 7.")C ' ' ' the l)est $119 Silk Hose on the market. Mrs. H. Hay will be hostess to the Alpha club , toihorrovvVJ after noon. : The Alicel Ladles' Aid will meet .'tomorrow afternoon al the home of1 .Mrs. John Hainans.-' V - " ,. ..... 1 ' The I'arent-Teuclt I's'. association of Itlvella school will meet Krldny. afternoon, at 2 : 4 r. " o'clock. The'. meeting Will be in the form of a reception tfur .Mr.' and Mrs. J. T. Longfellow. -I : - . ' . ' " ''., li nli.iiBlilu. iirnifpiim linn been 11T- rang'ed ion tin; recpptlon lo'" ta'Pf' given at the .Methodist jiplseopal church- Thursday, evening for tho purpose of I welcoming tho new pator und'his fuutily, the Kev. and Mrs. H, W. f'orkiJrvand son. All members ami fiii nds, uro Invited. ouulllluwcr. I'ut heisd Inlo a pan tif rold wuler wUh )nr luhlespoort salt, head iiov,:l, and let stand one half hour. ):alu ami eaok in boil ing water, head up.' for :10 minutes. Iiraln and Mparute Into flower ettes. 'nt into a huitenlR baking Irtish, sprinkle lightly with rait and pour over the B.vuee made us fol lows: Men butter, stir In flour lind slowly add milk.' stlrrlnK, conr stiitltli-. When thick and smooth add salt, and pepper nnd lset Cook nnd stir until cheese Is 'melt ed. . Tour over caiillflower'.-;-nnil cover, with bread crumbs moist ened wltli melted butler. Balie III u moderately hut oven until brown and serve in tbn baking dish; ! (I'opyrlght, 198b. NKA BervfUC,) ' Radio OPEN SEASON FOR OCT. 15th I have Shot Ghiis, Guns and Shells all sizes and the -kind that kills. F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-85 Tin nsn.w, ocroiti'.is ir, MiHinlnlll Time NIuUiiiik CN'RC, Calgary, Can. (4Gr..) 9 p. m., Canadian National Hallways symphony orchestra; tieorge Jiell, buss. KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4) C:30 p. m.. H"rberl White and his Sil ver Stale orchestra. I'aeiric Time Slnllons Kl'-l'ft, llollvwood; Cnllr. (2:18) B-l p. in., home hour with C.cor- gin Hitnmons and the Naborhood Minerva Says Another express shipment of ladles' guaranteed Hp"J'l tex Silk Hosiery has just ar rived, with the new shade of colors. We have carried this brnnd for four yr nnd they are certainly good hose for the money. Pried at Sl.l.". SI. SO and ' 12.00. Ask to see them. Those boys shoe art now moving. The ics run from I to S. Thw and 15. od line 'to close at sa.r.D. We have a few ladles Peppers, mostly low heel, to close at THE B00TERY J. II. HAYPr.Jf, Mgr. 1 ' II (imim tinjer or liiiis. - week rrom M'wimon. nuino. wuci-e i - n tri 1 .V.1 1O1 rlrK Meier,. ;. M lead r- lT K " ' V" , (Una.ra.lon oooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOr? i M J dinner h,; prognim: A I Worfc- wtr .Is reported' to be 'of. 'his caching- . ' - , ,, , ; ; ' i: grami tilohc lee Cream com- --t-..- .;:;V, ( WF, . AND MILLINERY. , - l,1 P'.my; 'J-Hl, program, W'eber . , . ,. '..v.... .. 11 ' " 1 yfr "., I liaktng company: 10-11, ., liay :!."' i :" ""' f .Jk. ' . , . : ' . . 1 ...i I ' West's Cocoantit Orove dance! ii ,o,ii.ii-,...soi i orchestra from' Ambassador! I .. f ' ... f ' Sj;'ii '''" .' ':- J ui.ua a, m m rr-r " . ' : note,., , i Z5 i.i.i .-..nv , : V---, u..-, .... , ., - rfr KTA15, j Oakland, Calif. (2,ir) s ( JJf 11 ' vBi 'Tv ' '. ' ' " 'p. m.. sluilio program.' . ' ' Jf.i'f. ' ' " HORN I.N A liAHN. I.I'ri'l.I-: ' ' '' ' JtS"-! ' j I'lll ltl'll SOW IS A AIODI'.I, p ftffl . - ' ' ; ' I CHICAGO (AI' Thirteen fam- ' ' Aiw'V ' V I ' l lilies uiet In a bam nearly CO years ' t , &&fr ' ' ago ami organized the pariah of vSvirTr I ' A ' ' I the l-'plscopal Churrh of Our Sa- S7 f JT yS ' ll M ." Jltimi'S It survived. ' Today It Ir a '''' JUfc--i- 3 vS ' ' ' " I. ' '-- 1 ""-' -1' modern, fully equipped and beau- fiSJI hjSw T ' ' ' " llfnl little house of worship for .Ij'V 7 ' .Il . .. . .... ., . . . ..',.-, 1 owe cummiliiieiiiiii., poiiiieu ny nut- ; nn ru;ni J. L a I 11 i ' ' jTOHv ' LfV 1 . . cesau officials us a model of . . yVvaftTI '"S nm" Sr f"W. .!' church .. living. Weekly pledges '. . r f t A J, JW (tV Ni SiSt I have doubled, open oirurliiBs 'itive ' . )i 7 If .A-' MLI ' I Irlple.d i and special of ferine;.. ' ''.' ',, h A' e- SgK lavXa?- J? II I, .-TCT . IW Tti.il rjft tfM . il' ,:..!. V ."'.v ..."''.' '!(' I XtL r&Tli i'l - sr ;:-'-- -- ' . ' :;; W1 ; lrs. A. L. Ric j I Laiirnnilc' Ore, '!; ; . ' ' ' lL'lr'W( ' ' ''! ' ' ' ' Coloratura SopVanO '. '' ''.''' "'' j '' T'mc,11" r HI"B,nB' an.1 ." '"''tor :Concurta, ' CoachltoJ S4 JT ' j . I'upll of Oscar Saenger und Yeatmnn arlffjtli, :i Ifork City gjgttr ''':., Studio 70S O Avcntio. . v'j Boundup Goodness . $1 Down Delivers Any Heater In Our Store i! Credit; : CARWS No lntere J DuiinK visiting Hcnnon ', li-m ! .l ily lp I leceiuber) v mo liutny rail, simply lo h'tv cllvei for., thrt wc li'.ul lo ehnrpe a (lluie for otu" time. Hut poiuiueneinrr Kridny, the lCtli. urn) until Monday, the 1'Cth, KVtittYIJODV Is weleome and INVI'I'KI) lo visit my rose farm KUKK of any ehaiK'. A few lll'N'imKD iMilltirH fnvfHtPd today, meaiifi it irood paying hiin ine!M Tor you In , I wo lo four yearn.' I.e. I me prove, it. Do you know why the "life" of even a good mattress is so short? A mattress may contain the very best materials but due to the baiic construction within a year or so it begins to lose its resiliency, to sag and stretch. The Edlow-Spring is the rlrsf great improvement in mattress manufacture for many, many years. It's a flexible, piano-wire ' spring. To test Its long life and continued resiliency one was col lapsed 800,000 times. ' Edlow Spring construction Is built between many layers of snow white, felted, staple cotton and Interlaced, curled hair. Guaranteed not to sag, stretch or lose Its resiliency for 20 years. Costs less than 1 cent a night. Come In when next you are down town. We will be glad to show the Edlow-Spring mattress to you. Thm Brftew-Spn'nJ msfrrMS fnWI.irfi mmnf lartnol tnow whif. f.lrf. fp coffcm innracW cwW fi.ir and the p.rnrtf Edhrw-SprtnO. CARITS . When your lips touch this chocolate Crvered goodness, you'll know what real c.ndy "thrill" is. . Listen ! , Selected walnuts, honest-to-goodness dairy cream, maple flavored and smooth, chewey caramel, all cov ered with rich milk chocolate. SWEET CANDY COMPANY Salt Lake, Utah Atwtyt Look lor the Display Carton with the Cowboy Chocolate it Genuine French Pasiry , Kilicd with Ilungurian Cream , r, Made only by Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Milkers of Illgli-Ormlo Pastries . 1 "HOME OK TUB GOLDEN CIIUST" BULBS For Fall Planting. - You will enjoy seeinpr the Tulips und Hyacinths and',' similar flowers nodding their pretty heads next spring. Enjoy them all the more by planting them in your own garden. You can get n fresh supply hei-e. Clark's Florist Voby Hotel Rllr. - ra is m I? 1, SpringMattiess The mattress that will never grow old Home of the Arrh-Ahl Mir. Absoluto coinfort In I Inn l.