Tuesday, December 22," 1925.-
THE GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER"
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
elebrates Birthday
,t Party ,
Jiithrln(t May Wlwtler cvlirbrat
j her t-nth hlrthtluy uimtvcrHary
1th a party Suturduy afternoon nt
jr home ut 34 Muln aven'uo,
nich wuh attractively decorated In
p ChrtHtmus colors. A tlcltsht
. 1 afternoon was spent with mil
i and gam on followed by a two
junto luncheon, a feature of which
in a. birthday cake with ten light
j condleu. Little Mien Wisaler re
ived many lovely gifts.
Those pivwnt werw Mlssca Kcvlllo
utt, lMiyllis Dunn, Mary HI ruth
h, Lfiiore Mead ley, Gwendolyn
fn, Alice Janet to Cooper, May
jizubt'th Cooper and Hubert and
,ck' KaUln.
-
uliet Club Meets
,t Courtney Home
'MlKlileen glvn wore present lant
enlnp when the Juliet club held
.Christmas party at the home of
isMi-B Mildred and Murjorle Court-
!'. Thi home was prettily dec
tiled In a red and green color
heme, u Chrlstmuu tree being the
aln feature.
and their famine are Invited to
t tend a Christmas tree to be given
inruumos cvo at the I. O. O. R
hall by the Women of Mooseheart
Legion and the U. 6. O. M. Kverv-
ono Is requested to bring a gift to
cosi not more than 16 cents.
.
The - yedne81ay Ilrldge club
which was to be cntertatned by
Mrs. A. J. Stangc, December SO has
been postponed Indefinitely.
SEASON SALES
EASE
III
Sister Mary
Says:
(lly Sister Mary)
Ilreakfast-Orapes, cereal, thin
cream, cornmeal puneakes, sirup,
crisp graham toast, milk, coffee.
.Luncheon Cream of tomuto
soup, toast sticks, lima bean salad,
ryo bread, molded prunes, milk,
Dinner Tot roust of beef,
browned squash, cabbage ami cel
ery salad, fig and orungu Jelly,
Kach girl was presented with a Hpohgof cake, whole-wheat bread,
ft after which appropriate guinea
pre enjoyed. Mrs. Lester Court
ly, u member of the club who
nv makes her home at Enterprise,
its present.
At a late hour delicious rc
eshments were served.
;
Ir. and Mrs. Huron
jntcrtain at Dinner
Mr. iind Mrs. H. 11. Huron m
rlained nt a family dinner Sun
ty nl their farm home near lin
er. A delicious dinner was serv
I at one o'clock with covers laid
r twenty-five, including Mr. and
rs. It. I.edbett:r and family,
r. and M rs. Km n k M c K e n n o n
td family, Mr. and Mrs. JI. U.
t't'iy and Mrs. it. W. Laugh I in.
TSie afternoon following dinner
is i-njoyed visiting.
30 Attend
hristmas Party
About 200 people members of
e Neighbors of Woodcraft and
eir families met at the I. O; O.
. hall Katurdiiy, night, nnd on-
yd the Christmas tree given by
e Neighbors of Woodcraft lodg
.iiit a Clans was present and dls
- United candy and nuts among the
illdren present.
Alter a ueiigniiui social evening
freshmenls were served.
Announcements
" i Social announcements may
to printed In tills column free
f charge. Any announcements
X'rtnliilng to any functions suoh
is cooked food sales, etc., will
- hs refused. Announcements, to
.' h' printed the same day, mnst
i to In society editor's bands by
?:00 o'clock. News editor's
' tote.
fflie Women's Ileum Missionary
(Icly of the Methodist KpltfcnpaJ
!nreli will meet In regular ses-
toinorfow aflernoiin at the
of Mrs. Lee llanford, 130C
till street.
J .
he Monday Musical chorus will
for rehearsal at 8 o'clock this
ning In the Neighborhood club
puis. AH members arc request -
to he present; i ni win ii:
I rehearsal of the chorus until
er New Year's.
milk, coffee.
Children under school age should
never, be' ullowcd to eat pancakes
bui older boys and girls usually
hall them- with delight. They must
WV well baked and should be ser
ved with plenty of butler ns soon
is-taken from-the griddle. If al
lowed to "steam" pancakes are
made more Indigestible than tvr.
I ho lima bean salad Is niiulher
dish taboo , fur small folk but so
good for older ones that the re
cipe follows.
Lima Ilea n Salad
pn" cup canned lima beans.
cup diced celery i teaspoon minced
onion. '2 tablespoons crulfd rlio.m-
French dressing.
Combine bcuus, ct-'rry. Denner
and onion. 1'our over dressing
and let stand lu a cold place for
ten minutes. Arrange on a bed
of lettuce and sprinkle with grated
cheese. A well-colored hiccmm miii
much to the attractiveness nr tin I
salad. - 1
Christmas shopping took a sharp
Incline with the coming of season
al weather this week, and sales
seem destined to establish a new
record In La Grande.
Merchants are reporting a brisk
trade in every variety of merchan
dise. Never, they say, boa buying
extended more generally over the
merchandise field. With few -exceptions
there have been no par
ticular runs on any stocks. Kvery
thlng is selling well.
"1 hardly know where to con
centrate my sales," declared a
shopkeeper whoso wares are most
subject to whims and fancies.
U there Is any markVd prefer
ence. It is for goods of the better
clatfs. People are spending their
money more freely than they have
since the days just after the war.
Chiffon hose and silk lingerie
crllerions of prosperity have pass
ed over the counters in quantities
sufficient to satisfy the whole fem
inine population of the community.
Kmart sweaters, daihty negligees
and literally thousands, of flower
like kerchiefs have been purchased
it the reudy-to-wear departments.
Wrist wutchea have, been popular.
sellers at the Jewelry stores, with
cigarette cases and toilet urtleles
In close competition.
Among "the gifts that inenlke,"
scarfs of handsome designs nnd fine
texture have found favor. AJl kinds
of clothing, even to suits and over
coals, have numbered among the
holiday purchases.
Toy departments have yielded
wagouloads of engines that go and
dolls with a dozen talents. There
has been a preference for the bet
ter class of playthings toys that
instruct as well us amuse, ,
Music boxes that bided their time
since grandmother's day came
forth in rejuvenated glory this sea-
wh. v imsunas irees, and even
powder jars und atomizers, tinkle
merrily at the art counters.
. The American love of bright
colors has been demonstrated In the
popularity of the gay oriental casts.,
Some of them that achieve a high
degree of art and consequent ex-
penslveness have been the best
sellers.
In short; the shoppers are buy
ing what they want to give with
less attention to the cost. And
from the records of sales, Santa is
going to pack a heavy load this
Christmas.
in- a i is i.f.avk I'tm sori ii
CHICAGO (AC) Ited Grange
and the Chicago Hears, his pro
fessional football team mates, left
Monday for Florida. Six games
have been booked, starting Chrtst-
mas day at Corul Gables, Flu., and
ending January H at Bun Fran
cisco. One or two others may be
added, but the Hears' manager said
they had learned a lesson from the
eastern trip when they tried to
play ten games In three weeks,
which proved too much for the
players to stand.
New phi ye rs on the sq u a d In
clude Hichard Viek and l'uut Goe
bel of Mtchigun, Hal Krleksen of
W. and J.. Kd darvey and Hoy Ly
man of Nebraska. Grange's in
jured arm has completely healed.
Other kui uea on the Hears' sched
ule a iv J u iniary t at Tampa, Janu
ary 3 at Jacksonville, against Krnte
Nevers' team, New Orleans January
to, and Los Angeles January IS.
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Until Christmas
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Just What You Want
', , ; TO MAKE A PERFECT GIFT.
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. . Vacuum Cleaners
).; Electric Washers - Toasters - Grills
j - ' Waffle 'Irons - Percolators
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Gift Blankets
and Robes
PENDLETON INDIAN BLANKETS
are the "outdoors blanket of Amer
ica" appreciated by all, for all sports
and recreation, and for home use as
well. And made from the same color
ful materials are these Pendleton
Robes for men and women attrac-
tivcly cut, beautifully trimmed and
expertly tailored: .
Nothing so appropriate, or more
practical, for a Christmas gift. ' ,
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Main 121
1412 Adams
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DECEMBER
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IN OUR
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. IN riUCE
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Gifts That Last.
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Est.
1890.
O.-W. K. & N.
Watch Inspectors
i Minerva
Says
Ml.llltY X.MAS T M'li
1.:,nl rliiiiH-c fur Kelt Slip
per itnd first iliance lu P't
Itulilii'in und Zi' fur the
hie snow fur till" wlnliv.
Clilliln-n n Itiililitrs. 3 to
n.'x-: lzi nittu -. 13c
Tlil8 Im rhriipcr Hum mull
' orttiT liutisos.
Womm'i ItulilKTU in
nixeit ifuw.
A 5iiiiill uimninl uf "buys'
1-l!mkli- Ovemhois, ' '
tu i nt I.."U.
THE B00TERY
onffomtaboxofSwesrs
mseives.
Folks"
1'ass thiouuli the Turnstile, pick up a basket and IILLI VOrKSELK
from ur LARtiE STOCK and FINK ASSORTMENT OF ' (iROCKRIKS,
FRL'ITS and VECiETAIiLES. Pigjfly Wijfuly offers you every need for a
Joyous Christmas dinner many things not obtainable elsewhere. All ar
ranged for convenient selection, pick and choose to suit yourself, buy
only what you need, and save money at 1'iggly Wiggly, uhere your grotery
doliar goes farther every day.
ABt)X of SWEET'S delicious "Re
nown" chocolates is the most appre- 1
ciatcd holiday gift.
Four dainty trays . hold four of
SWEET'S feature chocolates:
A tray each of milk chocolatc-covcrcd
cherries, assorted nuts, chocolate caramels
and assorted milk chocolates.
Packed in 1, 2, 3, and 5 pound packages.
SWEET CANDY COMPANY
Salt Lake, Utah
Sweet's
CHOCOLATES
V
Sweet'
"Aristocratic"
"Furl and Fancies" :
"WonderlencT
and
"All Caramer
are all delicious
Candies tor Christmas
and every day
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gifts
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