La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 19, li25. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!? Page Three- NEWS of Neighborhood Club Compliments Teachers About 75 teachers of tho I .a Grande public. sehoOiS wore guests at a complimentary tea given hy the' members of the Neighborhood t-lub Saturday uft rnoan at Hunan hull, where thu rooms wore ngloty with huge bouquets at marigolda. wild chunborry- . ' u u tn in u foliage an J brunt' lu a oY Mm. C. H. KcrutKun. newly In augurated president of tho hosleos club, ussisted Mrs. A- W.. Nelson, fhafrman, nito the members of lir committee to exti mt u welcome to Ihf guests.. Others In the receiving liiift won Mesdamrs. H. Itrown t on. I .owe II Williamson. It. K. AHtir ly. S. I. Crowe, l-'loyd 'McKcanim, K. I.. Holmes. t. H. Jesse. I.. IT. Jlrutnwell, W. K. Itiirhanan, II. H. Coolhlgc, It. A. Wilkorson. tiiiy Klr tin, K. O. Kirby, Nathan Zweifel and w. I'. Mohr, ' Those in ihe company wno fie' sired to play can 1m wen4 enter tained at 15 tables, arran;;el In throe riiwfl for competition. Mr:?'. K. A. McKachrun won I he priv.e for high seore at briib;'. Miss Mar ian 1 ntnsmnrc and Miss Ituby Idl loa were a warded lor winning Cfores in iheir respective rowti in tlie live hundred division. Airs. O. i:, Silvertliorn i.n Mrs. U'j Tyl-r reeikvu prizes in the kenshgion group. In tin' program roliowinr. the. pa i m s. the club Ki'lot sang a dou ble number consisting of "At Twl lighV' by Nevin. anil "My. Llndy l.ou,'-' hy Strickland. As an en core they offered a Uncus number, 'I Passed ry Your (nlow." K. I.. I Inline;! .was accompanist . f Miss Kiorenr'e Thompson delight ed the miwrnibled' wiieVusahi .htwu esses with a dramatic reading. Miss .lane WIIm ibuier-d "A Dainty Miss, iss,' Miss l.ois Nejspij, playins jlu1 compazine!!'. j !..! j! j ! I ii ceo in i Mrs. A. I Itit-lKi'ir.son, with Mrs. Holmes at tho piano rain an nrla, "Welcome, Sweet Spline." from th fad man silng eyeje. r'MorniKp mf. tho Year." and for an encore useij itohert Terry's' "Tiio Annwer." The compliment was concluded wltlr the serving; of refreshment! In the basement dining hall, where small tables were centered with baskets of marigolds. Gold, the rtub -colcr, was further evidence'. In the ribbon sandwiches and frosted cup cukes thut were served WALUNG'S Coats Edv stouts, regular sizes and misses, of the best styles and materials . cheaper than elsewhere. Furs for ti'infming.foata and dresses. WALUNG'S Us MINERVA SAYS: Arch-A id Shoes for wom en. New customers appear dally asking" for Arch-Aids. .Mrs. Jones, my neighbor, had foot trouble for yours. Finally :t friend told her o liy.:i pair of Arch-Aids and slit- did. In a few month? hei feet were hack to nor mal. What did It? ' It was the arch which greatly sup ports the foot, taking the strain from the instep, re lieving t he metatarsal heads which causes callouses on the lir.ll of the foot. The narrow heel holds the foot in place and prevents fric tion on tho outer foot. $ I rum worth comfort in each pnir or Arch-Atds. THE BOOTERY t;. 11. ii.vii:n, .Mr. OPEN SEASON FOR I OCT. 13th I have Shot Guns, Guns and Shells nil sizes and the kind that kills. F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-85 SOCIETY j I ' j Snakeskin j -j m my 5 4 : M WV -Ira... iT The snake has a Uttlo habit,' w know, of shedding his sitln from time to time, and tho discarded epidermis Is now being used to good advantngo for sboes, bandings, and hats, Thls ccal h at Bilk, and has a collar of imitation snakeskin carried out in bilk and velvet. It la perhaps more comfortable about the neck than the X' article would be. uith rorroc liy mcinliiM of Mr.i Nutuon s commlttco. I Mrs. Freeman Honored ' j By Friends ' " l-Vi'proiui of Ada, OUIalioma. wlin Is vlsltljw hcr at tho hunw or hnr )ar.n!, .Mr. 'ami Mis., lionry Vtiunff, i. nu'iiili.'c or ht-r rrli nih. iMi KTlaiucI with a - s'.irnrlu.- party I'ri !ay at i'c Voun;; home In rrnit ilak'. Thi4 al'ti'i-nona was Ei.'iH viBitlnn. - a(tV which a dainty lunchooh was uorved. ( The guitats wore iK-hool niatcB and toachLMB of Jtra. Kroomun. wlicn sho utlL-mlod school hero a niimbor or years apo. Thnso iircs cr.t wcro; Mia. A. K. Ivanhoo, Mrs. I M lMiu....'l , li 11 B.i j.Mra. Shciwooil Williams. .Mru. K. ! Murks, .Mrs, henry IVi-hlcr. .Mrs. Mnbcl .McAllister, -Mrs. Kdna I'.o : ban, Jllss Violet Mtiville. .MIbs Nell , Thackc r and Mlas Ilerthu Youns. I Mrs. Kruxmun Is a pianist of note. She eMieels to Ivluill to her home In Oklahoma next week. Kile : has been here for tlie nasi, two ' months. i .. . ; ... ,La. Grande Girl Weds I At Pendleton j The marriage of Miss ltena Wal drop, of this city, and Carney John son, of Pendleton, was solemnized at Pendleton Uif' Friday urternoon 'tii.thv lutrHuirugif of llio.'-Metbodlsl 1 KpiscoiHil church. The Itcv. Mel- j vilie T. Wlni olr'ielnted. i Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will make ilhfir home in Pendleton. j o " j MubH.'hi the ' A'muririui"i-IoniP,' Is the subject for tho regular ineutlng of the "I. a Orande Sleighi horhood club tomorrow afternoon, at the, dub rooms in the basement of the public library hull. ling. Mm. J.ynn Wright la in uluirnu of tlu program and tk-vi-rul interesting numbers will he given. Including several vocal and instrumental se lections and a papr by Mrs. Wright. 'niveisliy of Oregon. Kngene (Special) Mirs l.aNita (Mslfell. of J.u Grande, is one of the lii stu dents who successfully parsed the final tryoul for the women's glee club. Miss Haskell Is a sophomore in the sehmd m music and has a soprano voice, Fhe also plays ihe piano,. i 1 iii?wriiMirrll Ask I' . - "SI E. L. LEDBETTER HUDSON AND ESSEX MOTOR CAItS New Cui (13c on Adams Announcements Borlal nnnouureiuenii ' ' n"J bo printed In tliU column free 01 clwivo. A117 aiiuouncunu'nu pcriaiiiluit to uny ftiiicUous null as COUltlHl fcMJtl snlcs, etc., will bo rt-'fuswl. Auiiuuuci'im-ula, to Uu iirluiixl tlio Miue (lay, iiiiiui bo In society editor liAiitl by :0U o'clock. Nu editor's uuie. Tho IfUdies Auxiliary to tho Ilru therhuod of Itt.llwuy Trainmen will meet tomorrow evening at P.;:i;e3 hall, Tho Wi SLinlaster society will in t this evening at X o'clock at ihe home of Mis. U. C Panic, i:,ltt M avenue.. . - The W. O. W. w ill have u phea.. ai:i feed tills etcltlllg ut the t. O. (. I', hall. 'All .iiuitiliL'i'M are urged to bo preuent. ' Radio mondav, ocum-:u IB Mountain Time stntlmis KOI I, Slate College, N. .. (34S.lI) 7 ::t(;-St::u p..m., "This. Year's Cat He l'et diiiff at Tueuinoa rl," Mr. Latitnw: "Itesults- of U2U t'liil Coniest," Mr. I'llsi-r; '-M'or-esl Clre Kaets," J. C. Kireher. IvI'OM, ..Missoula. Mout., (244) - S p. tn.t Mlfcsoulu City bond. Chas. Iiwrenson, director. PaHfic 'llinr siatliuis KPOA. Seattle.. Wash. (4i'.4..1) :4r.-S: l.r p. m., Sherman. Clay and coni)any program; 8;S0-lu, 'flmes studio program. Kl-'PO, Hollywood, Call. CIUR) r-t; p. m homo hour Cieorgia Simmons with I he Nahorhood : children; K-!), Maggie O'Shca, the lilarney (!trl and lV ' .vaude ville enlertiiine'rs; 'o'Ui, ;'Holly Wood Athletic club orchestra. . ICK.Wi:. Hollywood, Pal.. C?52) i-7 p. mM chitdreiH' iibitr ilg brother of KPWH; 7-7:45, Mf ticn and. imswer period. K. G. Ormhton, technical editor; j. Siun.'cy I'ulhrlgln;' tenor: "7:'45-8, inicrophomv brevities; S-U, .pro gram. Star Motor Car company mlllic.n - dollar - orchestra; Sol H oopl's junior i I a wa linn trio; Ashley sisters, vocal duels; Oavc Chudnow, pianist ; ii-ll, pro gram, (llobe lee C.renm company tind Weher Unking com puny, an Kskimo Itevlew; Hob Mayo'j or v 1 1 est ra ; It oge rs lia w 1 ian trio; Hollywood hiring trio; l-'runl; Stever, baritone. KdO, Oakland. Cal. ; 1 )- -4 p. m.. program. Sherm:vn, Clay and company studio; ii-7, dinner con cert, Sherman, Clay and com pany! 8, "Physical Culture, for I he I'-imlly," Hugh Barrett Oohhs; VTalks on ConKtniellw iJ-illtng," Ii. J. WHihims; f,4Chjitu.' Alioip: New liooUu," ' iTojiihr i H,onry Jackson; "It Pays to Anulyse Character." Koscwe I j) iWyalt; "Preliminary -Cmiiyo -in ('omnuT clul luw." W. w.' Dohrzensky; A rion trio. : . , ( liGW. PorHund. "Orej .'( M.& '.-p P- in., coiicc'i't zQiiA. Hudson and Ksse: orchestra. KN, Hollywood, Cal, (3:fti.U) &:30-ti:15 p. in.,- Wurlttzer pipe orgun studio. Town Tuttli r; U: Hi travd talk, w: F. Alder; 6:30-7, . AtMtiiv Kent H.uJIot oiiehetHru, 1 laul Finstein. leader; 7-7:30. M utu'al Motors mirt h contest ; 7or program, Columbia Out fitting company; s-!), program, 1.. . Stockw'ell company; ii-li, program, l.lulenwaller A Oough, Klltn trio, Louise Sulljvun, o prano, - Kola uuartet ; 10-11, Ooodrich Sllveriown Cord dyrtce orclH-.str.-i. I.ilyan May lial len der, contralio; 11-12, lluy Wcsl.i iVeoanut (Jrove dunce orchestra from Ambaasador hotel. KPO, Han Franeiseo. Cal. (f:K.S) ii:4ii-7 p. in.. Waldetnar l.lml -and the Stales restaurant orches tra; 7-7:;Pi. Uudy Srir.or'H Fulr niont Motel orctieslra; S-IO.'pro-gram, I'da Wnhlrop. organisl; K-.4U, "How to (Juln Weight. 'I. Wiley Winsor: lo-ll. Waldemar For A Ride! V.'o want everyone who is interested in automobiles to have a ride in the Essex Coach, in order that they may know ' and appreciate tho comfort, ease of riding, and the smooth ness of operation and flexibility which is built into bene We will have a fleet of Kssex Demonstrators on the streets ' of La Grande until Tuesday noon and invite you to "Ask for a Hide." You will then know why the Essex Coach, built on the famous Super Six principle, is together with the Hud son, the largest selling six-cylinder car in the world. -Li n4 And' the Utates- mttuurunt orchestra. KTAB; Oakland. Oah (?H1 9 U- ' m., prayer jptvIco, liey. Spuuld- ' tag; 4 p, m., women's club notes; K. program, Wcslorn States iMv 1 nuu rum: u coinpuny. KWHC, Pullmuu. Wpsh. (34S.fi) ,7:80-0 p. ni.. songs. Vuy Kerns; ' Kvt-lyn spurlin, vlollnUt; -Po- lalo Seed production We.tt of tho CttHOudcs. George K Zui- Oel., , Tu:siAv7oerom:u 20. Miiuiitalii Time Htntioi.s, CNUU, lteglnu, fun.( 436), p. ni ijucvii City mandolin club. KOA. Denvef, Colo. (1123.4). 0:nn p. m., Herbert White and his Sil ver State orchstra; T:3u, News- ' Times concert.. Paeiric Tlmr Siath.iis. KFOA, Seattle, Wuh. (4r4.3). G:4.rt-$:ir..p. in., Ithodi s u part-, uient frtoivt fsrjtii, program; y:3o 11:30. iu.h lie llarkiiess. pud; his orebestrn. '. i , . KFPO, Hqllywflod, CnJ, ?2HS) !:3U 10 p. 'frt., HyliiiV. HiiuusUl, the ' blind cook; 6-0; home hour whu liiurglu Simmons and the na horhood Phlldii'n:" -V9, llurot l Hyites, the wandering leiy, and his luinslrels; !u0, Kuth I.eon- urul s golden in. tody hour. KI'WH, Hollywooil, al. (265), C-7 P. in.tohllrtreii'H thoiir Hltr Hro ther of KFWlt; 7.. Howard Ih all, talk on golf; 7:15, Or. I. W. Schuster, on chiropractic meth ods; 7:3u, fashion talk. Winona oi noiiywood l.llo; 7:45, micro- ;nanon with salt am pepper. Ileal phone hrevlltiH; -!. Joo Mar- with u fork or slotted spoon until tin's Famous Studio Six dance or-. UkM; '-mti the potato shelly with chestra. Hoatrlee Igoo, soprano; j thio potato, piling It Hp roughly I'-IO, program, H. L. . t'roeketi , around the eilges. Arrange on n Hudson-Hbbi.k denier, featuring I baking sheet and put two pan H. 1. Crockett, baritone; Way bridled oysters in 'each case. Mot Watts and ukulele, puul Jonrs. iti-!J!"-BJ L 'J . 1 Jinwniian guitarist; Klite ( trio; I, Warner hrothers frolic! ,dW rectlon Normain .Manning. ' : , s KGO, Oakland, Oal.MKiil ),' ll-vi'p. in., dinner cwncert;' Sherman, (May .nnd couiiiany; S, "padio ltreoKe.". KCH S:I0, Theoiloro Strong,- organist: Klle.n Corlett.' sopranor Cicorgc Kruger, pianist: Joan Hay, contralto: Polyteeh nir high scJiool orchestra; Janus (ierard, tenor.' - , KGW. Portland, Ore. (4M.0), 7:45 S p. m., hnion Savings and Loan association: 8-lt, Hound inveat menls," Oeorgo H, Hurr; stylo talk. Sage of Yamhill county: . 1 lose J 'It y t rlo : !. 1 u, Oenera 1 Cord orchestra; lo.ji, Indian Orill. . ! KHJ, Lou Angeles. Cal, (403.2), i B:3ii-0::io p. m., Lelghton's Ar cade cafeteria orchestra. Jack ' jCronshaw. leader; fi:;to-7::io. his tory atory, Prof Walter Sylvester Hertzog, ( weekly visit of Queen Tituuia und Sandman from Fairyland, Charles Leslie Hill, readings: ,l.uuhft F. Klein, nulo harp und hurmonlca; 7:3u, ,talk on dogs. H. M. Jtobcrtson; -1 (I, progra in. Phi versa I ( 'ra ft sin on. Council. of Ktigineers; Hull, Ait Mlcknutn's. Hlltmorc hotel dance orchestra, Frunk KIIJs leailer. KNX, Hollywood,, cal., (:;:!.!). Q:30, :15 p. in., . Win Ulster pipe organ studio. Town Tattler;. G: in. travel talk, ,F. Abler; 0:30-7, ., Atwuler Kent Hadio , orchestra. Paul .Flnsteln,', htadiir: ,(on ; Clark and hlH Iai .Monica bull-j room dance orchestra: fc-o K NX feuturo progrum; 10-12, niovle night at I ho Ambassador. l:-y ! West's Cocoauul Grove dunce or-J 'I'ln-stru. k KPO, San Francisco. Cal. (42S..'t), 6:40 p. 111., Wuldeinur Mud and the Stales Kesluuruul orchestra; .,7-7:311, Hudy Si-lger's l-'uirmuiU hotel orchestra,! K-lf. snth P. S. infantry bund: li-Ht, Mona Motor (Ml Irin 10.1C .liiet; Cn-ikl.v'H Cuhirlans. J KTA It. Oakland. Cal. (216), 8-loJ p. 111., program, Mutual stores. j The first historical mention of n balloon Is a record of an aerostat carrying tfcverat persons that do- iRj uni.it.l.nl Inln tlm nllu tf t I'nnaiX during the latter part of the reign of Charlemange 7i:'-M4), the fly ers being charged with being sor cerers anil condemned to death. 'I ' ; . Sister Mary , II''." Jay I; i (!iy NMiv Mary) ' Ureal; fast Whcut cereal cooked with dHtes, thin cream. French tc.i-t, syrup, milk, cofiVv. r.uneheon Potatoes ha!;ed uml luffed, phredded cabbage, rye bread, orange Jelly with v.hlpp-.'d cream, drop cookie, nuik. tea. Dinner -i. itoast veal, potatoes buke.d wilh meat, gruvy, buUeiiil carrots, head lettuce with Thous and Island dressing, ut earned car rot pudding, whole .wheal bread. miiU, col fee. , If the. luncheon dessert . Is not pluuned for little people a. variety of fresh or canned fruits can be added to the jelly before molding. .AV'hi !. baking potatoes wilh meat keep in mind the neceH-dty of .salt -in)? them uoparately as they are pill urtUHid the roust In the pan. tSKuUv.'s ttakod ami SmrfeJ. . Tlireo large-smooth .potalms,' 12 inrgi oyster:!, 2 t.ihh spoons butter, if) teu:tppou salt, milk, fi tabte npoons btittered crumUi. few grains p.-ppir. . Hrrub potaloen and hake In a hot oven for m hour. -. Split In half lengt hwise and, ycoop out the liiHlJe, taking care not to hn-uk tlu'- nkin. Put potato pulp through rieer and Aniiouncement! On Wednesday, Octoher 21, I mil opening it : Chiropractic Office In Suite 7, New Foley Building F. L. TRIBE, D. C (Piilmer Graduate) . Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.; .7 P. M. to 8 P. it 0 ' Will it be the arguments of a salesman; will you listen to extravagant elaims or will you lest a machine at your own home and under your own conditions? Wise buyers demand assurance before investing-their money. Can there be a more conclusive proof that the "EASY" is a safe investment than a demonstration In your own home with your own wash ing.' U.'. ft? A Iff Only 4 Days Left CALL with h'.ts it Imtter and covin with tiuileivd crumbs. Put into u hot oven Vfrlieut the 'oysters and brown tlu crunilm and totato hor- "Of all the aigi.s wo use In writ ing tho ono th4t conforms host to what It sini fit's Is the luterroita tion point. Down Im1ov l a round atom. I; Is the bowl of ibo world. I'p abave rises tlio uugrur's wand asking questions of tlu- unknown." Fahre. i- i ' Menage No. air from j OHIXiON THAU FOX l'AHM, 11. W, Smith, Prop.. I IaCirnndr, Ore. ft. Oepartmc.it of Agrlritl ti)re reports for . IU25, just Ve-j reived hy mo uu to wild f.ir al-j mis. o.hio fallv rovers those farmed uu I ilu, ami reports the annual turnover in furs lust your wua $4oo,(Hiii,oiio. Trapped "furs in the PnlUd Stales last yeai' . aiuounied to. $7U,ono,onu, , while' those pelted from farms amount ed, to nwirly ONK Mll.L.lOV OOl'.LAPS. H'he impOlted ,- fllfiii ajnountod to nearly three h in-' dred million tin liars. . Isn't It n III Til INVIWTT M. V VacuumBcclriC OUR OFFICES FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Wash The ; Nelly Don Frocks Ladies' Reitdy-To-Wear and Millinery r " v Putmaris In Ladies' Rcp.dy-To-Wear and Millinery $1 Down Delivers Any k Heater In Credit ';: . CA R Mrs. A. L. Coloratura Soprano . Teacher of Singing, and available for Concerts. 1 Trios, Quartets and Choruses. rupll of Owar Siiongor and Yuatman Orifflth, New Torle Cltjr.' ' ' ' ' ' ' Stiidlo 708 0 Avenue. ' . ' mm Effi mi) HEAD TUB OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS ' The "EASY'' washes ALL. of the family r wash clean. So do some other washers, but in the "EASY" wool blankets and other fluf- . fy materials come out with their downy and " tluffy nuifucec reatored. The, same applies ,' . to flannel materials because there is no rub-' ' bing 01 applied friction, which haa a ten- :r dency to lmrdcn tho surface of materials of -this character. Shirt cuffs, collars and bands , need no hand rubbing. Sheer and dainty- ; tilings could not lie washed more carefully : by the hotmewife lining; her hands as sue- tion cii;s in the bathroom wash basin, lie cause the three suction cups in the "EASY"; ' gently force soap suds" back; and, forth . through ' the mesh sixty times per minute. The "EASY" also thoroughly cleanses badly Boiled overalls and .similar things. . Check also the many other leading and ex- i. elusive features of the "EASY." Note its gear drive running in a bath of oil no f; belts to slip or give, trouble; its straightline-'J lever action eliminating friction increasing ?: wear -and' cutting down current consump tion; ib; wide open tank no heavy parts to lift; iti; nturdy and durable construction; observe its conveniently located safety switch. Let the "EASY" in action prove, to you hat there is. half..a century of satisfac tion back of its clothes-washing principle. DOWN 20 Months to Easy Way" Our Store 7." HI No'lnierw . ,. , .;, . . ; i. ' Richardson CoachluK , mm (m - fflmm- Pay it; i 5 1 JJ v.