La Grande evening observer., November 11, 1925, Image 3

Wt'(liii'stl;i,y, November 11, l'.rj
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' Tape Them'
NEWS of
Sayrc-Anson Nuptials
Are Announced
A nnoumM'tiient of lht mnrrlaKP
of Miss Ruth .Siiyro. of tjt riruiMf.
io( iH'Ibt-rt A noon, of In' ami City.
, wMch look plan- ut WfistT, Ma..
WiMlnt-stlny, N;v. 4. in intulr tmlay
ly Mr. un,l Mia, K. A. S..i par
ents of ihi brititt
Mr. unil .Mrs. Annon will U-ave
liotv Thursilay ewniiiK for Port
Ian. 1, uiul from lh-n will hoard a
ship- for 'altroriiu, whore Ihey
plan to Kitinl tin- whiter. Thry
will return to !.a tiramlr in 'the
sfirliiK to make their home on a
rami near latam! City.
The liHle Ih a f:rai!inite of the
J Milton coite.e htj,'h S hool. KeV
' eral postnuptial atTatrs have hern
KiV'n in her honor iluring the lat
! week.
Mr. Anson is a son of Mr. ami
Mrs. Orhiit Anson, who live near
Island City. lh has heen n.sHoei
ut.l with IiIh father mk a farmer.
Mrs. S. L." Brooks
Is Complimented
The eightieth l.iithilay annivers
nry or Mrs. S. I.. Itrooks was the
liiKpimtlon lor a delightful party
al her home mar IniWler Sunday.
Knnrteen quests wo re seated at the
lnneheon lalili- whoHt' iiwn aKKrc
fcated in7:t years. , Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Wade
and M r. and Mrs. Ham Wade, or
1 'titer prise, Mra. ' .l:mi; (jllmore, ut,
l.a Crand", Mi. l-'isiier, of Kum-niervilli-.
Mrs, Kllen ktu'Unuin.
Mrs. Jane KariKy, Mrs. Andrews,
' lns. MeKenzie, Mrs. C'lKkidl, -M rs.
Ltiereiia !,imkiimn, and Mr. and
Mrs. S. I., itrouka.-ol' Jmbler.
None ol" thw penptp were horn
in . On won. Three wtn'e horn In
Misaoir. i, three tu Went-. Virginia,
two In Jiiwa, two In Canada, one in
Indiana, one in Ohio, one in Illl
Jio:s and one in Scotland.
Mrs. MrKenzirt was the oldest
per.son pres at. Her nr?e fa tin
years. All of Mrs. It rooks grand
children weft; also present.
A:'t'r luncheon, the af ternoon was
spent visiting.
La Grande Woman Is
Married in Oklahoma
Following is a clipping taken
from the Texhoma (Okla.) Times,
which will he of interest to the
many Crlenda of Mrs Kra Kenffle:
T. 10. PHce, of ' Kldorado. Ar-
WALLING'S
COATS especially priced
for quick turnover.
COATS for stouts and
matrons 523.00 to $63.00
COATS for tne average
f it'll re....? 17.30 to' $17.30
COATS for Misses
$13.00 to $32.30
DRESSES Satins and
crepes, one lot......$10.73
WALLING'S
MINERVA SAYS:
Hy go.sh, girls, I nearly
forgo! to tell yon that we
have tiiided a few more bro
ken lines of filltHH to tile lot
we have on sale for Sl.0
and Jf we huye your
si;;e these will make you ti
good s cond best street 'shoe
or for houjfe wear. Aliout
25 pair all told in children's
hoes. Think! r, M.OOund
Sl..n per pair. l-'st call on
thes? at this price.
A new line of Indies' fine
Comfy Slippers from 9I.-IA
and up.
Indies' Silk Hose, Rpuntex
itKike, freariinteed. till shades
lo-ice.i m.W), Hi. 2, IL.VtanJ
-2.(I0.
Hel Grips for dancing
P'linps. l'oli.sh, InsoleH,
Arch Supports cveryt hinr
for the f,..
THE BOOTERY
(ny liny den, Mgr.
Electric Percolators
Electnc "Waffle
Irons
Mixing Bowls
And
Thermos Dottles
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Thone M-83
SOCIETY
High Collar .
There's no doubt, about It. the hlsh
cellar is the smart way to treat your
noek,Jhl3 season. Here Is a new
style that was noticed on a Paris
Import that recently made Jt-vway
over here. "
kiiiiwiH. mill .Mis. Km Keuitle. ot
this i-ily. tw united In nmrrlafce
ill till' Miillioilist pin'Runui? ut (itly
iniin on Moniluy of thin week. The
liriili- hns li.'i'n ii resident oi Tex
liomu iilioul f iv? months, comltiK
hero from I .a Cinin.le, Onmn, and
.Hii- is a sister of .Mrs. J. H. Yates.
The Kroom Is a stranger In Tex
lioina. but holds a pood nositinn in
the Ktdorado oil ficlils. .They loft t
Tuesday pitfht for Kldorado where
they will ' tiiaku tln lr rmuru homo. I
i' '
Foreign Missionary 'v
Society Meets
Twenty tneinhern of the Koreipn
MlKioniuy society of .the Methodist
Kliseop:il church met yesterday
afternoon ut the home of Airs. G. C.
Head ley on A'dains avenue. Mrs.
K. t). l'ayton hud chance of the de
votional and the lesson study. The
subject for the ' afternoon was
"Prayer." Mrs. It. M. Tyler and
Mrs. C Dunning sung n duet
"Sweet Hour of l'rnyer," accom
panied hy Mrs. Hickox at the
piano. Three new members were
enlisted in Hie aocie.ly.
The Headley homo was beauti
fully decorated for 1 the occasion
with autumn flowers and folingo.
Dulmy refreshments were., served
before adjournment.
Entertains at , . ! ';
Pot-Luck Supper f ; !
Mr. und Mrs. G. Dutlon en-
' tertained with a pot-luck supper
last evening at their homo, on Ad
! ains .avenue. Twenty-tiiree guests
' wre present and alter supper the
: evening was eujoyably spent danc
inj;. I
Miss Erownton
Hostess to Class
! The tiueen Ksther ' Standard
, Hearers of tin; Methodist Kplsco
. pal church met last evening at the
, home of Miss Dorothy Hrownlon.
i l-Vteen girls and their leader, Mrs.
; lb, 1. Tyler, were present,
j After the business session Mrs.
i Tyler had charge' of the lesson for
tli,. evening. The girls practiced
. for a missionary play, which they
j will present next Sunday night at
Hie church.
Ue'freshmeiils were served by thn
i hostess after practice.
I
IW. B. A. Meets, to
Honor Mrs. Ward
l.a Grande Kcvlew No. 27. Wo
men's i'.enefit association, met last
everting at the K. of 1'. hull. In
honor of Mrs. Julia V. Ward., of
HorHan-l. slate commander of the
ork'ani:-.atioii. n haintuet was serv
ed at. r, o'clock, whlch'woa attend
ed by a large crowd. ,.
After the hunqupt a program
was rendered by the members of
the Court of the Uos. in charge of
Mrs. Schrllda Wade, junior com
mander, and Mrs. Delia Harnden,
Advise
Women
to discard old hy
Cienic methods
and retain fresh
nens every day
LARGELY on medical advice
j women are abamluniug the old
: time "sanitary-pad" for a new wi;
that supplants uncertainty with poii-tiv-
protection.
; Shier frocks and ill-limed socis'
I engagement no longer remain a
uorrio. I.r,st days are ewer, an
health Letter.
It i.t called "KOTEX." Ends th
' insecurity of the old time sanitary
pad. rive times as absorbent! An
itttiar.zts ends ALL fear of of
fending. As easily disposed of as a piece o'j
tissue. No laundry. No embarrass-1
nirnr.
Yon g.-t it a; my dni or depart
ment store simply by savini
"KO'iT.X." You a-k for it withou
1 Iie:.ila-cy.
1 Co-its only a (c cents. 8 in 1'
hettir c!as women employ H.
t f'roes ti.e folly of old ways.
KOT6X
'queen's ml visor;
f Tlie reKUlnr work of the review
i wus thetft tuken up nnd u olusa In
! itiated Into the order. A very In-
terestingr and Instructive address
was given by the stute oommunder.
Mrs. Ward was recently uppolnted
to this position ami Is currying on
her work in a very efficient man
ner. Announcements
Social aiuioiuicemettu may
be primed tn this column tit:
of cliarKO. Any auuouncemeiit
pertaining to any functions such
aa cooked food sales, etc., will
be rcfuMil. Announcemeuu, to
be printed the wtiiiu tiny, miut
be In society editor's hands by
:0O o'clock. News editor'
note.
Mrs. Norman l-Yees will b host
ews to the Clio club Saturday after
noon at the i'ountry club,
State Deputy Ida Hamlin and
District Deputy l'hadm Williams,
of the ltoyul Neighbors will be tn
Iji Urande tomorrow evening and
will be present at a meeting or the
oricuitifcation. AM members are
urged to he present.
The AHcel li.Ii.s' Aid will tneet
tomorrow alternoon at the homo
of Mrs. M. 1-:. Wullslnger.
The MlKsion study class of the
I'renbytori;.n church will meet to
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. T. Hill. The regular met
ing day for the class is 'Wednes
day. " .'
;J .
The 1-ndicH Aid of the Dulhcrnn
"Chnrch' will meet tomorrow after
noon at the home ot' Mrs. Krank
Hanson. .
Sister Mary
Says:
(ly Sister Mary)
Breakfast Haked pears, cereal,
thin cream, fried corn meal mush,
sirup, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Vegetable soup, crou
tons, rice nnd date pudding, milk,
teu.
Dinner-i-riakcd haddock, scallop-
ped potatoes, buttered brussels
sprout? endive salad,, whole wheat
bre;d. Jeep dish apple pip, milk,
corfee. . . -
The vegetnble soup suggested In
the luncheon menu should be mat j
with a meat stock. The vegetables
are.- cooked separately in us little
water as possible und ad tied wilh
any water clinging to thein to tin;
strained stock or they may he
cooked"in the stock. Out the vege
tables into smuir cubes and use
them 'for "filling" as well as fla
voring for the. soup.
Itice ami Date, I'uddlnir.
Otrt' ei!i Mioit'rltH'ra dates,
2 eggs, eup sugar, 1 ft cups
milk, 4 teaspoon salt, teaspoon
vanilla.
Hemove stones from dates. Heat
eggs until light. Lieut In' sugar,
salt and milk. Add rice, dates and
vanilla and stir until thoroughly
mixed. Tour into a buttered pud
ding dish und Imke 30 minutes in
u moderate oven. ' Serve warm or
cold with or without cream.
This is a simple nourishing pud
ding excellent lor children or
grown persons. If served very eold
with whipped cream It makes un
Impromptu company dessert.
About tho first real. sign of win
ter is when you fcturt wondering
why in the world you cussed sum
mer. Look for the "Check
Seal" on all electrical ap
pliances. We sell them.
!!.&$.
ELECTRIC
Delicious
To salt the purse
Good Drlirtoiis
At any prirf,
, More than a
Thousand boxed
Tluit -aill bo
Moved at from
Thirty-five cvhU
To three dollars
Ver box.
Itrliuc your bo-im
htr the cheaper gralru
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Go.
Main 792
Radio
TIH'KSDAV. XUVKMIlKIl IJ
Mountain Time Hi hi it his,
CNHO. fulKury. t'un. (35.s, 0 p.
im. Orpheus quartet.
KI'WA, Ogdcn, Utah. (2C1, 5-G
V- inOgden Itndio Dealers oro-
grnm.
KOA. Devner, Colo. (Si2.4). 6:15
P. m., Hialto theater mush-ale;
3:15, relaxing and corrective ex
ercises: 3:30, matinee for house
wives; 4, eulinury hints; 4:15.
fashion review; C:;10. dinner con
cert, Herbert Whltu nnd his Sil
ver Slate orchestra; 7: an, farm
question hox. .' .
" I'mific -Tlim- Stations.
KKI'Q, Hollywood. Cal. I2UK), 5-C
p. m., homo hour. Mammy Sim-
mons und pupils of Carter Wea
ver; C-7, dinner music; 7-7:30,
history lesson; 8-10, KI-'l'O con
cert hour with Turner orchestra,
N. M. Itussell, Scotch baritone;
10-11, dance music by remote
control. . ,
Kl-'WIt, Jlollywooa. rut. (2C2),
C:ao-7 p. m., prognim , K. I.
Janes, builder; 7-7:15, talk. Dr.
T. h'loyd Drawn. , plaMic sur
geon; 7: 15-7 :((). microphone
brevities; S-!t, program, Starr
I'lano company featuring Holly
' wood ltythm Kings and Inn Mit
chell Duller, supruno. tn arrange
inents Geneett records; !-lo pro
gram, Don 1. Smith, Inc., Dinna
Moon orchestra; Sol Hoopll's Ha
waiian irlo; 10-11, Warner Hros.
frolic, featuring Churhy Jlch's
Sunset Canylon Country Club or-
cii'-f.ra. j
KGO. Oakland. Cal. (Sfll.2). D:40 )
a. tn., classroom Instruction, Oth;
grade; 11:H0-1 p. in., lucheonj
concert; 6:30-6:30, "K.rler.d to i
lloys," -George l.udtow; hook j
chat; 8, "Her Temporary Hus
band," 3-acl comedy, fCdward 1
1'aulton; KGO players, Wilda '
Wilson Church, director; Arlon
trio; 10-12, danco music, Hen'
, Black's orchestra. ,
K(iV, lHirtlund, Ore. (4iH.rO,1
12:;to-l:.H0 p. m., Hose City trio;
7:45-S, Culholie Truth. i
KHJ, 1, o Angeles, t'alif. (4i)5.2. 1
G-6:30 p. in., l-eighton's Arcade
million times p
If you multiply the power of one horse hy two and a
half million, you'll have the total power developed by the
Pouer Companies of the Pacific Coast. There is no better
proof of Pacific Coast leadership in the development and
transmission of electrical energy than this achievement.
As a householder, your more personal concern is to
get maximum comfort and convenience from this elec
tricity. Since this is a matter which largely depends
upon the quality and completeness of your electrical
installation, the selection of a qualified electrical
contractor to wire your house is of vital importance.'
That's why we say, " liefore you build or buy, insist on .
"Check" Seal electrical wiring."
PACIFIC STATE
ELECTRIC COMPANY
ax francisco los atfccf.es lono beach oakland
, Portland ilattle si-okans
"Check" Seal Appliances Carried
By Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
oreh sira cafeteria. Jack Cron
Fhuw, lender; t;;ao-7:80, h 1b tor)
story, 1'rof, Hertsog; Dickie
Hramlon, screen juvenile, bed
time story by r nele J oh n, ur
runne.i by Walter Hlddlck; 10-11.
Art Hit V tnan's Hilt more hot id
dance orcltestra, r'rauk Kills,
leader.
KJlt. Seattle. Wash. (3S4.4), l:lt
p. m., organ recital; 2, home
lulp.i, lterniee Hedlngton; 7:30.
Anne Ileetdirks; S:30-10, Tuget
Soiiutl Savings und Loan associa
tion orchestra; 10:30-12, Keep
Joy Ktidiating Order of Huts.
K.NN. Hollywood, Cal. (3S6.9),
6: ;!-(: I b p. hi,. Wurlltzer pip
ort,";;n studio; Town Tattler; 6:15,
travel talk, W. l- Alder; 6:30-7,
Atw;tter Kent liadlo orcheslru,
1'nul I'instein, leader; 7-ii, pro
gnwu. II. I.. Crockett with.H. 1..
Crockett , l:irilone; Way NVatth
ami nkiilflf ami others; 8-10.
K N X i aim e t udio program;
l , Auib;i.ss;idor hotel dunce
orchestra, Hay West, leader.
Kl'O. San 1'runciseo, Cul.. (42S.3),
1-2 p. m., Uudy Selger's Kalr
nioiii hotel orchestra: 2:30; spe
cial alternoon studio program: .
3:30, l'alactt hotel concert . or
chestra; U:3tt-S, hamiuet In hon
or of Hubert Dollar; S-0. Don
I. en CaiUllat company; Hull,
r' Jia-k Cuakley's Cablrlans.
KTAIt, Oakland, Cal. (240), 8-111
p. m., program, Hn'uner's.
The black sheep of the family Is
usually made the gOat lor every
thing. ,
Women have more troubles thnn
men. A man's friends never criti
cise bim for growing old.
La Grande
Pistributors for ($U General Electric
((tVrX;'.5MliJ
N'nliirc liOvcis lntervem to
Nkvi- Tiw- 8iiOO 'fftrs Old
8KATT1.K, Wash. ( Al),Wash
'ngton's oldest inhabitant, a ce-
1a r t ree 2300 y curs Of a ge, h as
been spured thp ax through the
enorosity of natjro lovers of this
state. It atanda 2iM) feet high, is
58 feet in clrcuir.f-irence, and IS. 4
feet in dlu meter.
The Washington National Turks
association raised $2ooo by popu
!ur subscription to buy the mon
arch, togather with SO of Its com
panions, which stand 3fi miles
from here. The land occupied by
the grove will be set aside as a
state park. ,
Aks ItMMl New Culmn Sclnot
HAVANA (Al), Secretary of
Public Instruction Mascaro, to
Paying For The Honie
"Dp to two years ago my nioify
all went to doctors und medicine
for my stomach trouble. 1 wis
constantly filled with gas und no
medicine helped me permanently
until 1 tried a bottle of .Mayr's
Wonderful Itetnedy at that time
with excellent results. Now t am
using my money in paying for u
home." It is a simple, hurinles
preparation that removes thn ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract- nnd allays the inflammation
which, causes practically all stom
ach, liver und intestinal atluieiits.
Including appendicitis. One doe
will couv'Uico or money ref-tnded.
Adv.
"Check Seal"
Electrical , Appliances ARE better.
. See Us. .
Electric Co.
Before you build,
buy or rent get
" l l Kimrti-il How (sir
H utMrboldr't. "Iliit IkhA
rt ctn br hid Irr Uimt
nTllncllcuntirtof uf
ttnlkt tio atipton Ibt
"Chrek" -it uf by wril
provide for tho 424,081 children j
of school iifre who do not nowi
attend cIuhscb, will auk for l.tmo
new schools in, next year's budget.1
Of 275 primary schools In the;
7'J School disiricis, 60 of Diem uro
still flervitf by "circuit riders,",
who teuch in two or more schools.
AStsvn4 Xt. W), Fitin:
OHlAiO.V Tlt.Mti VOX FARM,
II. W. Smllb, Drop.,
Iji Grniiilc, On;,
This S.lver Kox Knrm Gttnran-
tern gratle A slock, and makes j
good nil quotations. No higher
pell values in the west, 'or relln-1
bio plaee to purchase foundation
stock. Now hi the tlmo to drop
In and seo them. My maile up
silver fox scarfs on hand will
speak for thciitKclvcH.
Mrs. Smith hits several young
CAN A III l-JS SINGING, for stile ut
$:t.oo each. 1 urn delivering two
more pair of fox the larfl this
month.
great november !
. ... . lamp. sale;:,.
NOW GOING j ONii r ; . i
Credit CARR'S, No Interest;
We will bo closed all
if, 1025, in honor of our)
mjmmi
,
WE HAVE IT FOR YOU.
Anything you wish for dessert for your
Sunday Dinner.
A
CAK I'M
riiifuppiti
(i-riy
Morlia
Jii'Vilrt Kood
Ilnm-jr Crfftin
jiik1 Kood
Applu Haurrt
l'oiinl Cako
FEW SUGGESTIONS:
Appl
Mltu-o
liltickborry
Clierrjr
Pcttch
Aprlco
3'umpkln
C'rPiim
(m)kii:s
. Marcnroons
Aty Klnjrers
Cream Hour and Turn-overa
l'llF-NCII I'ASTIIY
l-'r-i-nrli, ltyi", Criwki'd Wheat, Wholo Whrot, Ornham, i
and Golden Crjnt.
In Our New Ixicntloii Aci-osit tlio Street From Observer.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Mnkir of Hlgh-Grade Putrtea
"HOME OP TUB GOLDEN CUUST" '
A New
Relish
Made by the Gold Medal manufacturers.
It's a winner. It's a sandwich spread un
like any other.
Ask Your Grocer!
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenu9
La Grande, Oregon. Thone Main 122
Putmaris
For1.1 . :
COATS
DRESSES j
SUITS . ,
' LINGERIE
1
HOSIERY i
' MILLINERY
. v; j
The Most .The Bestj
In Value , In Style j
HOTEL ASTOD
EVERY JtOOM h PRIVATE TOILET
50$ Baths New, Modern
Cloae to Shopping District nnd Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff horn $1.50
day Wednesday, Nuvemtj -r
national-hei'oes,.,,.,. .,.,.
...
!hrry Drops
fluKiir , i33
v Hutsln
Oat Meal
Fruit
Coffee Cako
Butter Hot ni
launch liolla
Italrjerl Doughnuta " "
Clnnitmon Kolls
l'nrker House HqllB '
Hun
BnnllB -
Product
Spread
Ko fciwidry A'ttaxri likt limw