La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 18, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr Friday, December 18, 1925. THE LV CKANDK KVENrNC. onSERVEn - Pay e Three f i NEWS of University of Oregon Dance Is Dated ,- Miss iMorta JVarson. chairman of tho Greater Oregon committee in Eatern Oregon, lias appointed Mi Ha Kleanore GIuhs chnlrinun of tin; 1'nlverslty of Oregon Christ inas dunce to be held In La Grande, In the Kilts bull room,' Saturday, .iypinbcr 1!G. ) MIks OIuhs liun uppulntcd the following- , commlttccfl und with their uld In planning one of the '- ' most cnjoyablo, dunces ever spons- ored here by Oregon students. I I)fcorsttons committee: Glenn Met- trait, chairman; Gifford Belt, Thel ma Kitchen, Ingvar Ansncs und f .Constance Cleaver; music. Hernnrd llummelt; programs, Helen Wlll jjk buns; punch,- Clark 'rtco; bus- lnrss manager, Brook Colt; pub- llcll y, Jeff ileaii und patrons und ' putrunctjHcs, LnNlta Gasklll, ' Invitations uro extended to all 'Oregon studeiils and alumni, ull high school Ktudents and all other ..college men and women,, with u special Invitation to all the parents of Luc H. of O. students, 't ; . . . Nowlands Entertain Swastika Bridge Club t A pretly color scheme ot red und -trrev-n, suggestive of the holiday Kt'iiHon, wtis used to ' decorate Ihe ''Rowland home, on iiveuun Inst , vetting when Mr, and Mrs. Walter :J. Nowiand entertiiined the mem bers of the Swastika Ilrtdgo club. Miring the evening's play Mrs. Herbert I'attlKoil won the club ju tze among the indies-present und . W. II. I'erry received the gentle men's prize. The guest prlfce. went to Mrs. Clyde ZImmerimin: After the play a dainty two -course luncheon was served. .,- Mrs. Cook Hostess . To J. B. Card Club Members of the J. It. Card club were delightfully entertained last" t evening at the homo of Mm. Alfred (;Coik on Klghth street. : Itcautlful 1 flowers and foliage of. the season wnn. used to decorate the rooms w here tlree tables of bridge were 'at play. Mrs. Prod Fpaetli won ;high score and the second prize wont to Mrs. T. H. Maxwell V: dainty two-courso luncheon -was served after the play, t j! f viHi-Dads Plan Dance J : ?For Students . ( '! ' s Arrangements are being made by f ,the social committee of the III- V Jads for a dance to be given to- ' t , inorrow night in the Klks ball robin for the high school studoms. Chancing will start at S:3t and con ,linue until U::iu o'clock. The Out- i ' casts' orchestra will play. . ' : Members of the Hl-Dad organ- ', t.ntion and their -wives and the parents of the students will be pu- j'L- Irons and patronesses. ' ' ' V '. Class Meets :: i; At M. E. Church ., ; Seventeen members of Ihe Kings ' Heralds Home guards of (he Meth '' u iidlst Kplseopal church mi in the ' .',..' primary room at thn church yes . . if; terday ufternoon after school for ' ;v their regular meeting. Mrs. 11. R . Tyler had charge of the lesson. ; J which was a review of all the les- nuns studied by the organization : i;iwn out for tin; next U-hsom. ' j 1 At tl(i- clow ot the nu'r-llnfT rc- fn-shmciitH vit! ritvcm! th' chtl-iln-n Ijy Mia. 1.. Johnson. Mooseheart Legion in Social Session Tin tsHlii-H of JfooR'-lirart Klm' met In r.'(rnl:ir j-khIhh ynti-r- VALLING'S ! DECEMBER ' SALE ' EVKItY AUT1CLE IN OUR STOCK IS CUT N riacE FOIl A HOLIDAY DAY , CLEARANCE Open Nights VALLING'S Beauty! (Mir modern method n III do wonders to im prove your appearunce. I'hone today for appoint- ment. For Christmas (Itvr a bottle of Flower - In, - th niockl" - bot- 1'erf'jmo or Toilet Watcr. Colonial Beauty Shop SOCIETY For Sport I ii spurt went iimiIiiukn is mere Intl. Kiting than the primed sen if edged with bnlllani led, tie in tho in.mhei wkctehpd no that it rrwmhlra a toc-k li Is equally attractive ilh u suit or. a dies. day ufleruoun at lite lmme of Mrs. Charles Crandall wllh Mrs., Will Crandall as usHistant hostess. The afternoon was cnjoynhly spent at games, with Mrs. Oon Shanks win ning tho first prize and the sec ond prize going to Mrs. Millering. At an appropriate iiour delicious refreshments Were served. Missionary Society In Meeting Members of the Missionary so ciety of the llaptist church had an Interest Iiik meeting yesterday af ternoon at tho church, with Mrs. W 1'. McAdory as Uuder. The business session wus proaided over by Mrs. C. K. Happeisett, presi dent of the society. Union (Special) An annual event of ihe Odd 1-YHuws and He bekuh lodges of l.'ulon Is a social in the form of a "children's parly," which was observed by the local lodges Wednesduy evening. All of tho members dressed us children and brought toys to the meeting. "All -day suckers" was another feature. A. short program consist ing of vocal and Instrumental mu sic, readings and other numbers was followed by the members giv ing recitations, which they learned while children. About nine o'clock ice cream ami cake was served. Mure than K)0 were, present, about -5 being vis itors' from the Cove lodges. The hall was decorate; In Christmas colors, with a large Christmas tree In the center of tho room. Sister. Mary Says: . (H) Mslrr Muvy) llreakla.si stewed figs with le mon, cereal, thin cecum, buck wheat pancaki s, country suiiMage, crisji (oast, milk, coffee. l,iinchcon--Crenin of chicken nnd rice soup, leltuee sandwiches, canned peaches, children's spongi; cake, milk, tea. Jjinuer liouillon. toasted crack ers, browned chicken, celery sane-.' mashed potatoes, parsnip fritters, head lettuce with ltoueforl cheese dressing, cranberry sherbet, "whole wheat rolls, milk, coffee. The chicken is cooked in the morning and the liquor used for Ihe luncheon soup. The pieces of j -chicken are then rolled in i'iit j and browned In half butler and half bacon fat in a hot oven. It ! preferred l lit: soup can be served 1 1 ho following day rather than Hie same day the chicken itself makes ' Ms appearance. j fr-mm of Chicken nml llice Soup I I' our cups chieki'ii brut b, cup : rice. I cup heavy cream. tea spoon salt. teli.spoiilt pepper, j Wash rice through many waters. ' lirlng broth lo Ihe boiling point ' and add rice. 1 'ook in double , boiler for three hours. .Add sail land epper. Itemove rrom Jieal and stir In cream; whipped mil II f Ml li T. Serve very hoi. This Is a nourishing delicious soup ideal tor luncheon but too rich for a dinner I menu. ii:ns wit At i:iht i-aim :i: rinr.wio. (Al') Hug. ne i. bs will edit the "American Appeal." a new weekly Socialistic newspaVer, it was announei'il here Thursday. The first issue Is to be published Tanuary 1 and I elm will move in Chicago from Ills home In Terre llaute. I ml., lo take up his duties here. II was aid. .NEW INVENTION I SAVES MILLIONS' A l-iinip that Burns 9if0 Airj t A new oil lamp that gives an iamn.lngly brilliant, sort, white 'light, fven better than gas ore.e- i trlclty. has ben tesled by the 1". i H. (lovernment and 3fi hading tint -1 versitles nnd found to be superior to 1 ordinary oil lumps. It burns! : without odor, smokff or nois no p'iniptnjf up; is simple, clean, sate, j 1 Horns air and G'fe comiiHtfi kerowne (coal oil). Tho Inventor, V. M. .Johnson. 1C1 North t'nion Ave.. Portland. Ore., Is offering to send a lump on It days KIIKH trial, or pv n i to give one Kit KK to tho fh-t ; user in each locality wi will he p hltn Introduce It. Write htm to day for full particulars. Alffou.i; ! him to explain how you can xt the agency, and It bout , :cnce or money make lo i ocr moutU. Adv. FORD'S PEACE SHIP BOB UP . ,. , - . ..... . I those whom Jlomec described ns ?' . Jtr.ni.tine voyuwr., to tlulr doom. ,ASII f 1 .'1,"" '- 11 '' n-n n,l wo.n from rmd- Klmer luivis the non-list, was in I , iJD..i the other day, to swap l-'ord I1 Parly reminiscences with me. We both were along on the trlii were along report orlally however, not as peace delegates , Iclwecn Klmer and Mine. Uos- ika Sehwinuner. who inspired the expedition, a red-hot controversy has been ruglng; lately lintlm press. The row started over a book by Lxmis lochner. l.ochner was prominently identified with the peace party management und his bonk is a history of It. In it the author, fulimiites that Mine. Sehwimmer had a tut to do with iiueertng thi! whole affair. Klmer, In a review of the vol- ume for an eustern ne wh pa per. ul- lowed that so she did. Angered, j Mine. Kchwlmmcr same right back! at him with a ehullunge to prove i it, so now It's K liner's turn. ..... , What particularly stirs itoslka' a hint, by Klmer that some- body prnbubly made a rake-off out i of the trip, which eost upwards of half a million, so thaflhere won room for-a little gravy on the side. I (Mine. Sehwimmer, In unswer, j cores the point that the expcdl-t tion's disbursing officer was lias- j Ion IMantefr, lenr- Ford's own; N'ew York sales malinger, whose : probity Isn't iuetlnncd, even by Klmer him.seir. Jlow then, nsks Itosika, do you suggest grart on the part of anybody else? . ; And. indeed, I venture lo say. ! ueh a ea.e would bo litirtt word. 1 Vet It hi Indisputable I bat Gas IMantefr had to pay a lot of bills he'd have turned down ifhe could have helped himself. Many n Kord neaee delcirnte'H I home Is made happier to this day by furs. Jewels and rich broeadcH purchased on that, trip and billed io me party's nnanclul munago-1 ment to settle Mor. III MAX HACK STIM, IV ' ixr.wcv, i.i:cn itKit avkks I-OXDON. (Al') The human race still is In Ms infancy and may have millions of years before it on this planet. Sir Oliver Lodge, the eminent scientist, declared In a lecture on evolution at Christ church, Westminster. While reiter.-.ting tho contention he made recently in a similar lec ture the uiun is descended from other animal forms, he said that human beings were Immortal and had a great destiny before them. DISCOUNT For The Holiday Season 11VIM.O 11AI1Y IHIJ.S T.arge size S5.UH Small size , il.hH Spevlnl Jtcfhielloiis In llcaiillfiil JVained l'htuics Doll and Art Shop -tun I'lr St. , Ai'ns lllC TllK l.ri. llRjT flTPFfa flTHT) fTT?Q (uTTTTrrfjl Candy and Nuts Satin Finished Mixed, per II) 1!k and Hie Cut Mixed, per lb 11 W, Crystal Cream, per lb 19c Malincc Fine Mixed, per lb 2')c Anifclus Marslnnallows, small packaKV !'c Anselus Marshmallows, large package 27c Itoasled Peanuts, per lb...: , 17'jC iNo. 1 CaliTor nia Soft Shell Walnuts, per ib....'j!c Soft Shell Almonds, per lb :$7c Filberts, per lb ;...27c (Jood (Juality Mixed Nuts 2!)c Large Chestnuts :;i)c Figs - Dates - Raisins Sultan Pressed Figs, 7-oz. package:. 12c blue Ribbon Pressed Figs, 15-oz. package 2.1c "Calimrrna Layer Figs, 5-row boxes 00c (icnuinc Smyrna Figs, 5-lb. boxes $1.10 Planada Breakfast Figs, o. 1 tall can 2:!c Sunset Pitied Dates,-package 21c (Joldcn Dates (CVIIo wrapped), package 2:Jc Bulk Dates (new crop), 2 lbs. for 2."c Layer Raisins, 15-oz. package lKc Miscellaneous Maraschino Style Cherries, 5-oz. bottle 21c Maraschino Style Cherries, 7-oz. bottle 29c Orange Marmalade, 12-oz. tumbler 2.c Orange Marmalade, 20-oz. jar Orange Marmalade, No. 2 can National Plum Pudding, individual size 1-oz. can .v : National Plum Pudding, 16-oz. can Heinz Fig or Plum Pudding, 15-oz. can.. Snidcr's Oyster Cocktail Sauce, '2 pt. lM)tllc..2.")C (iold Bar Fruits for salad, No. 1 tall can 2Sc Slivits Save OuuiIe Friiin Iteuth; Tliey Marry 1XIAM) OK CAPUT. Italy. AP Like KeyMa and Oharybdis of Greek mythology, this beautiful Island, whoso rugged cliffs rise wheerly out of tin nature waters of the Hay of Naples, has sirens. Hut Its enchantresses, unlike At least, Karl Aubergen and Anna Tshol, both tiermuns, aver "Ult no 8trens exist. Aubergen, aim j- rnuiein i snoi cume ai re separately, each Intending to com- : mit suicide because of a series of misfortunes. They met on the cliffs anil there confided In each other. Soon, na iler the spell of Capri's heituty, they decided to fac life again- together . When they told their story tu Italian officials, financial assist ance to return tu Germany was given them. Xmas Tree Light ; $2.75 Xmas Tree 15c Globes Xmas Tree Reflectors . 10c i , Xmas Gifts for Family and Home ELECTRIC SHOP W2. mid 110-Volt Deleo-I.igbt 1'lunt with m without llnllerles Opposite J'ostofflce .28c .2Sc 12c ,rc 17c lapii I l.ovc or "Mnll" Turned in I'rliict! of WakYi' Absence l.ONltO.V. Al)---Th V.'nee of Wales doe.s nut often lose friends, but as a result of bis prolonged absence truriug bis South African and South American trip, a canine friend has turned from him, des pite the blandishments of JlisKuy al Master. ( This is 1 1 i h cream colored cairn We Buy For Less . We Sell For Less OUR GREAT Anniversary Money Saving Sale Is Still Under Way We have all the Christinas Novelties For HALF PRICE Silk Mufflers Very Latest Colors $1.39 to $1.98 New York Store Destroyers of High Prices J . Hotpoint makes it SW'lf AglA m, -arlch, even V9LJ jflgS &) brown. Buttered J "2) while it's hot, right at the vTjS? m Toast is an appetite teaser ' yj-i-l fe with any meal. It's best when w : M mad0 on a Hotpoint toaster. ; otpoint , r.ij , The Toist-Over Model toattn Toaj-Over Toaster TO) both lidci without touching. . $8.00 ' ' ! l ! m . : r ';;;,'V) w 15 IF fU$ IE rl4" il l- j;-. 7A " terrier "Molly." a pet of (wo years, which the l'riuco left with ludy IJurton, who breeds Cairn terriers,, when he started U1b lontf Journey. , l.ady Iiurton mude a pet of Molly, and on tho day of tho I'rln ee'H return took the dou to York House. When tin l'riuco went to greet Molly sho would not evoa look at him. Kor several days bo tried to regain her friendship but Art and TOYS! Beautiful Toys! . SANTA CLAUS Was here last night and he left a toy for every little boy and girl in 'La Grande. Rollie Toys 59c Those cute little wooden Dogs, Cats,' , Roosters, Baby Chicks and Rabbits. Mama Dolls Pickaninny Dolls !)5c Somersault Monkeys and Bears $1.25 Character Dolls, in oil cloth clothes . ..$1.11) Many other loys front 10c to $.'1.50 ONLY 1 MORE DAYS To Try for the Lunch Cloth. Art and Baby Shop linIrieI A gift of pretty lingerie always carries a compliment with it a compliment to the lady's daintiness. r - :, , v ; Gowns, Chemises, Step-ins and Pajamas, of . silk, filmy and. fluffy, has -a . fascination for every woman. : L. Garments ; so ; daintily made, which commend- theriTselves :to Christmas gift ; shoppers who ?appi'eciatc quality merchandise moderately pricedi . i',.;.:, . . in viln. Tho dog became iiUe unhappy, would put eat , ami had to be returned to l-dy IJurton'a kennels. . I f .; , . KL'Gl-IMC. Ore. A noyfU of 14 Inc.heH wns reported;' from, tft Heymour survey etunp atiih ulin mlt of tho Southern I'aelfip rail construction area-above Oil U rid?, according to persons ' froim thut seelion, , . H . "i The snow wns not hindering TOYLAND Now Open Credit GARR'S No Inierest Baby Shop Inches $1.59 const ruction Avprk to" uny joxtohti' It wan stated., . . ', "'' pATARRH I . vt hud or thruat it ntuMf ; btnefited by th vapors of y a tact ftum rW?