La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 1, 1920. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thirfl j NEWS of Country Club Dance Feature of Week The lust dance to lie (riven by tho a Grande country club took place last night and was one of the moat enjoyable affaii-s evor spon sored by the organisation. Tho ball room was cleverly arranfred to rep resent a Russian ballet, Halieff and his famous rtmuvo Kourls furnt sit ing: the motif and Inspiration. Kea- turo attrurlions uer two figures, represent In characters from the Chauve Kourls. , Sixty couples enjoyed llift even ing dunning to music by Mann's .Imperial orchestra No. 2. in tho dining room, whero dellctnus rn fn-slirneiitH were sm-ved during tho duueo it color scheme of red wns used.' itfil carnations and red f camlles wero iimd to decorate thb table. Knvors were in ihe form -of horns, whi.sllrs and other devices far in:iL'tmr iw'.Imi In hell) IIkIiiT ill the IsVw Yar. ' Mr. :nul Mrs. K. Holmes were rlialriueii of tlio cuiuiiiiitee In clung.'. Ol her members of the cnmiuillcit wi re: Mr. unl Mrs. An gust Slunge. Mr. and Mrs. 1. U -Itiirison, Mr.' ami Mrs. II. K.-f )' Ui-h-n, M i'H. A. 1 'olaek, M r. n ml Irs. Martin l-'ltzgentld, Mr. and "Sli'Hti - Kl iner Stodtlaid, Marcus Jtoeseh. Mr. and Mrs. II. K. t'ool-. I.lge. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. .Iiilius i:osrh. Mr, and .Mrs. II. II. foltum, Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Appleby, lr. and Mrs. K: I.. Uiilslon, Mr. and Mrs. (iuy Kills, 1 r. and. Mrs. (i. I,, niggers. Mr. und .Mrs.- John Theism, Mr. and Mm. Ward Kowler, Mr. nud Mrs. Auilimr I'layle, Mr. and Mrs. War den Qilltert and Waldo Kinibbirtl. Coming Wedding Is Announced The engagement of Miss Marian T.ovott of this city to Leslie Koland ('lento, of Independence, Oreon, became known yesterday afternoon when her mot her, M rs. I . C. Krench enlertatned a number of her friends at an announcement party. After the guests had ar rived Miss Mildred I.ovett, sister of the bride-elect began playing , "Con- Amort'" by P. Heaumont and ; little' Albert Pollard, representing ' . ,('upid, entered anl presented the engagement ring to MIhs I.ovett, telling her it was from Mr. Clemo. e also presented her with a cor- WALLING'S AFTER-CIIKISTMAS I SALE Every article cut in price COATS .'loJo to .r,07o.OFF HATS 51.73. to 50.95 , Every One a Bargain. WALLING'S J3EAU1T The New Year Season Now. more than at any oth er time of the year, you'll want to look your best. I'hone today for appoint ment. Our operators are ex perts. When yoi come to The Colonliil, you know that the work will be done right. Colonial Beauty Shop MINERVA SAYS: V still Jiave a few slxrs loft In Zipper Overshoes: more orlerMl. (let yours now. A new shipment of men's 9-incli top I resa Phois for rohl weather at SH..Vr 'Ve-y cheap for tills grnde. J'ist WriRht Arcli Preserv er fho's for men. More miles nnl lots of smiles whilst you are wearing this make. Rubberfl for the whole fnmlly. rhlldrrn to close i, WK nnd 7.1. Hoy" Shoes to close nt $2.05 a pick-up on these at that price. 1 S pairs Children's Shoes nt S1.50. Biz-s hi to 13. . W ptve buttonholes away with stnip slipiM-rs. We clov on Sundny nnd nitrhts. THE B00TERY We Mill ivnnl that limn mower. SOQETY Silhouettes . Thla compact, of sliver with a black name! silhouette, is one of tht martest variations of the nrevatltnu mode. The tassel and cord may b of black or colors, and the desist on the cover may b obtained to t . the disposition of the wearer. sage of sweetpens. Next'cnino Ut ile Miss Jeun Kronen,, with a sweet pea for each guest, to which a card was attached telling of the en gagement. The homo was prettily decorated hi accordance, with the holiday sea son. Cards woro enjoyed after which a delicious two-course lunch eon was servod. 1 Hiring the after noon each of tho girls present em broidered her naims In thO Corner of a loa'towol. These wero pro- balanced meal plenty of lettuce sented to the bride-elect. (must bo served and eaten with the The girls present -mere: Jean jsalnd. Otherwise the dinner will Chandler, Honnle Oliver, . Helen Ibe lacking in bulk or "roughago," Williams, Mildred Mulholland, 1-u- j One pint can pears, 4 talile een Oliver, Kldora Hansen, Marvel spoonA rice, 4 tablespoon sugar, 1 Khine, Mnrjorie Maguire, l.oulne ( Krench, Mildred l-'ox, Cornelia Hansen Mubel Schaefer, Mrs. Howard Ball, Mrs. Howard Ander son and Mrs. V. E. Denny. Miss I.ovett is a graduate of the local high school. Since her graduation last spring; she has been attending: tho Oregon Nor mal school at Monmouth. Mr. Clemo is the son of Mr. and Mrs. l' K. Clemo of Korcst Grove, Ore- Jon. He Is chief clerk in the Indc- Ipendence post oflice. Tho wedding dale has not been announced, but it will probably be : sometime in June. lEndeavorers Unite (At Watch Party ! Dallas Hice, field secretary for .the United Society of Christian Kn tdeavor of Oregon, whose home is 'at Milton, was tho guest of honor ; last evening w hen" the . Christian I Kndcavor society of the Christian church enterlutned the mcmhers of the C. ('.. society of the l'reshy terlan church at. a. Now Year's iwatcli party. j The party started at S o'clock I with & . young people present.) ! Games were enjoyed during the 'eiuiy part, of the evening, ul'ter iwhieh Mr. Kice.gave an interest-! jing talk. ! Shortly before midnight refresh -'meats were served. -Miss Hubla ; Anderson had charge of the devo tional und song service just be I fure the party was brought to a j close. Miss Kdtth Khell w'as In 'charge of the games. . .. (Miss Lovett Entertains Miss Mildred I.ovett entertained n number of her friends nt u de lightful party Wednesday evening a i. her home on Y awmie. During the evening four tables of bridge Were nt play with Miss Wlbla Kn gels winning high score and C, 1. Hntchfim tlie consolation prlxe. The rooms were pndtily decor ated In red and green. The same color scheme was carried out In the refreshments, which wero serv ed nt the close of "play. Honor guests for tho evening wero Miss T. V. Kckles, of Holse, Idaho, who is visiting Miss Jncoby here, and J. C. Htaplcton, of Inde pendence, who is a guest nt the 'rench home. Men Are Hosts at Watch Party The men of the B. B. O. club entertained the lady members last evening nt a New Year's watch party nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Klnier Jtosc. Cards were enjoyed during the evening with Mrs. ji iner Hose und Orvlllo Wright win ning high und consolation, going to Mrs. Hay lirown nnd Nolan Skiff. KrroBhnieni8 were served nt a lute hour. ' Annonn cements Social announcement may be printed In this column tree of charge. Any announcements pertatnlna; to any functions each as cooked food sale, etc, will be refuted. Announcements, to be printed tlie same day, nmst be In society editor'! hauda by :00 o'clock. Newa editor' aota. The Westminster society will meet flatunluy evening. January 2. ( at the home or Mrs. A. V. I.lnd : gren. ; l'HATIlt MIM, DESTIlOYEn 1'llATfSI ni.L DESTROYED the W. !. McAllister mill at 1'ra. ;tum wttli a loss of approximately jlZi.Ool). The fire was said to have j started from un overheated hear. ,lng. The mill was built In the (year lfclift. Mr. McAllister, owner of Ihe mill, waa trapped In Ihe burning , structure for a time, but finally succeeded In making his escape unharmed. Sister Mary Says: " . (lly KUter Mury) Breakfast Slewed dried apri cots, whole wheat cereal, thin creum, cod fish pu f f.s, corn bread, milk, coffee. Luncheon linked spinach, brown bread, head lettuce salad, cocounut pudding, ml Mi, tea. , Dinner Uroiled porterhouse steak, innshed ' potatoes, hie wen onions, quince, salad, bran rolls, jelly roll cake, milk, coffee. With Uio exception of tho warm hrea k f at bread ami t h o dinner sahuUthero are no dishes suggest ed for tho day's menu not suit able ' for young children. The luncheon pudding usu-a up stale hreail crumbs to udvuniuge. OMiMimt linlili..jr - Threo cups milk, ?, cup fresh gruted cocbanut, HVj cups gra ham bread crumbs. , l-.i cup suar, 2 egg.s, l tablespoon lull It r, tea-spoon salt. lteat eggs, add siu,ar. fir.lt and milk MM beut a feil inir.'itt s long-i-r. A tld cocoa n nt. Adil bread crumbs and soflnu-d butler and lurn into a well-biittt-ri'd haking ill-sh.- Hake In a slow ovi-n n:itil firm to Ihe touch, , nhout M min utes. Ht'rve warm. -Willi or wllhoiti leinon juice. 1 P.renk'fast rlovd fius. cereal, thin cream, crisp rye toast, French pancakes, sirup, ipllk. coffee. 1,uncheou Molded spinach with creamed oysters, brown bread, pear unit rjee pudding, milk, tea. 1 tinner Cream or lima bun soup, chicken, and pineapple, sal ad, wholu wheat bread, chocolate souffle, milk,, coffee. In this- dinner menu each dish adds nuinv calories of various nu- triniils. In ormr to mnko n well. tablespoon bulter, 2 cup milk, 2 eggs, lemon, one half tea poon salt, 1 tenspooM vaullla, 4 tablespoons powdered sugar. Wash rice well through several waters and let stand in -cold water to cover lor J hour. lraln Heat milk in top of double boiler. Add rice, sugar, graled rind and juice of lemon, butter and sail. Cook over boiling water until tender. .Stir In yolks of eggs und cook, stirring constantly about 1 min ute longer. Press Into n shallow mold. When cold nnd firm re iet us serve Zlceiri&Ut We are fully prepared to take care of . your electrical needs. How about some new Mazda Lamps for those empty sockets? La Grande Electric Co. ' 1112 Adams Ave. As Simple and Sure as Your Telephone C?HAT'S our i.Iea of the only kind of radio to owtr ami it'i the only kind we how or tel). No fusiing, no tin kering, no del ay i, po cxaiper ition. Just a turn or mo of th dial., and yuu've got your "party." You need" to know if or m KG about radio to get a tet here that will give you real atr Tice. We had to know IVKMYTtriMG, in order to elect get i that d give iucK lerrice. When we decided t upon the (imeui Freed Kisemann re ceivers, we ended our own radio duubtiv and jaunt Freed-Eisemann U.Ii uilJVIU AuthoriztA Dtaltr for FrtJ-Eiitmtiiti ttaJit Rirrivtrt OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Professional Directory Tula directory la especially hand? lor (he newcomer or for the out-ol-lown reader who : may want tlie nauie and addrese of aome 'professional man. II lias liem carefully pre pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader to ob taining prompt professional service Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys Physicians & Surgeons HUGH K. TJRADT Attornay-at. r,K;;;:., f- ''KR. O. lw, offlco We.t-Jcobaoo Build- n.. n V """IS, w Ina. T.luDhoDo Main 111. nootn, 10-11 T.'lcphon, uB. ..nvnuu, sun .... Bomiimr BiillMnir Main iit OOOnnAR mm BBKRHAROeo HOI'VV. M. . T. Cochran aud Colon it. Fberuard, I'rarttua llmlled to dlsaneii of tn Attorneya at Law, La Urandu Na- Hy. t.ar, Noao aud Throat, ttona) Hank bullatba. Toluphonq New Poloy IVlHphoni Ualn L Uulldlnv Main 1 KJ. ;. KlltllV, M. o. . CARL O. RBLM Attorney at I .aw. PhysicUn and Surgeon Itoam 0. New Foley Building. Now- Foley , Telephont Telephone Main 77. BulldliiK . Main 11 . ' . HICIIAHD I'. I.AMHS M. I. Dentists PUj.icl.n and Surgeon . i n. t. - -i i -i r - - i n Cardnnr Telenhont Dr. C W. RRWI-Dentlat. Oard- 0U':di" U'D M aer Building. Telephone Main M. 1 ' .w. p. jioadoiiv, at, o. - , , Wurgoon . AiihltMt '. Now Foley Telephom AlCnilCCt Building 'Maln 6 V, B. MILLER, Arcak.KI " HIIIIKK, M. II. Hooni ? rhyiiicl&u and Surguon - t nranda National Rank BulMlnr New Koley Telephom . Uulldliig Main li. move from mold onto a large'y plate, Htruiu sirup froni pi'urs... If, sirup Is not .sweet mid , cup niigar to 1 cup juice and boil rap-t, Idly until reduced to one-hair cup. Add pears and vanilla u?id let stnnd until fruit Is thoroughly heated,, Arrange pears on top of j moid and pour over sirup, (tea I whites of egg1 until stiff nnd dry and fold in powdered sugar.: Spread over lop and sides of mold. I'ut into n moderate oven for eight mlnutCH to brown the mer ingue. An Oxford student studied so hard he went crazy. If you have a, boy in college don't let him see this. Florida seems to want every thing in the world. St. l'eler.sburg man even though he hud Hergdoll. Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned Rebuilt. Feather ftlattreafiea Mads Pllkma BraoTaied Fluff Rugs Hade from old carpels. Furniture Repaired anJ r Recovered La Grande Mattress : & Weaving Works Licensed Fumlgntor PHONE 424-W Chaa. Kdwarug, t'rop WEAVER'S Tallora, Cleaners, Dren And 4'reHKere PHONE MAIN 1i Depot Street Snodgrass & Zimmerman - Exclusiye Undertakers Our Invalid Car Is used but tor one purpose of convoy ing tbe sick and Injured any where they want to go. Main 62 Night or Day , A Happy New Year To All Lot your New Year resolution be, "I will discontinue 'shopping around' for better qual ity butter and 'tie up' witli Meadow Harvest." When lietter butter is made, the Union Creamery Company, La Grande, will make it. We extend thanks to the people through- out this community for tlie loyal support given us during the year just cloning. We will put forth renewed effort to merit it in the future. Union Creamery Company 1112 Jefferson Avenue La Grande, Oregon. l'hono Main 122 V. l- HAI.HTllrt. M. n. Practice limln-d to diseases of tht ff.ye, r.x, nom auo 'iaroat. Flo tuna IK-1 9 Telttphom lnunor Building Main 77 A. p.. RicnAnnsuif, m. til s - . . Burgry Rooms n-17 Tnlephom Boiumer Uullillna Ualn II Osteopathic 1'hywcians J If lKGI.Ir, o. o. General Osteopathic Practice HAHOAIlEl' INJLI0, U. O. Prncttcts limited to car of Infanta Botnmer Telephont Hnllrttn? Vnir 11 luriline Declines -luvilnllon. I'KNDLKTON, Ore. William Jardlne, secretary of agriculture. STIIAUT SIhh-iikiUt. SIliHI'chlliltll'l' anil ivfpulitr All work Ktiarantei'd. Work sent hy--mtill will bn iiromptly lukt'ii earn or. Aci-OKs fi-oni l.a (ii-aniln l'Mllint; i'u.,y f-onioi' Ilt'inlwk and Jeff. L I SALE W), neres IrrlKnled land .2 nilles i'i-ohi Ja ;i'unile. lrie M, (Ki. (id. j:nsY i,nns. VVEEKS & BLACK KEAWOItS New 1-ulry lllilg. lnsurantre ljonns ON STAGE OKT AH AFTEIl MAS II i-KAVB I.EAVW Union Tta Urande 1:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 1.16 P. 11. :IUP. U. Simday 1:00 P. M. 6:80 P. 1L P. O. PcLAP FJrMidqiiaitcrs, Summer note! 1 XS U M w Try will not be ablo to attend the con vention of tho Oregon Wool Grow ers association, ueeordlng to a (elegrum received by Mae Hoke, secretary of tho association, ' An invitation wan sent him by tht) as sociation of Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Buy Nowl i I sincerely believe the best buys! In Iji Oramlfl r.-ul estute for thoj .lanuary nnd l-'ebruary. This 1m based upon yearn of real estate experience thut b'.iylng always fol lows unusual rental demand. "The sprins; rental demand will sill! In greater. Whether T mil a true prophet or not. 1 do know that 1 have at tho present time several of the lowest priced homes that .1 have had during tho past three years. Occasionally these oppor tunities present themselves. If you are thinking; of purchasing a home 1 would bj glad to show you my listings. GEO. H. CURREY RKALTOIt ' Farm Loans $100,000 to loon on fni-m Innila Resolved: THAT as usual I 'spent ;.more for Christmas this year than expected, I will start saving NOW in . order to meet the , coming requirement. UNITED STATES 1L FEED Rollexl Oats tolled Harley . AVholo Crn 'racked Corn Whole Wheal Mill Feed Hilled Airulfa Iinled Timothy llnleiil 8trav" lrlt l'.gg Maker Horatch Feed Ask Our Prices. La Grande Warehouse Si Storage Co. Main 79fc A Happy To IS OUR PUTMAN'S ""viii-:at salks auk slow WAl.LA WA1.LA. Wash. Al though wheat prices mndo a big jump at. Chicago the imtrk-t here was not uiTecti-d, ho far as selling was concerned. Many farmers In quired about prices, but were dis appointed slnco therM was no de mand from the coast, virtually all dealers here purchasing only on orders from the coast. Milling hous.-s have supplies on INFLUENZA I. As a inhal V Ab a preventive, melt and inhale mgnt anu morning I Cri 1 S V A 0O RUB Over IT Million Jar U.iJ Ytarly pan RAG RUGS See Our Large Stock From 60c Up. . ' Furniture Exchange rir and Jefferson PhoM 4T4 . WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Cakes Plum Puddings Old Knglish Slyle. Tnitclher nllh our usual largo variety of Cakes, Pica, 3 t'ooUles, clci. . If you hare not tried our Apple. Sauce Cake, yon have . uiLsHctl a real treat. " ht. Mnlto your Xmos dinner complete by eerrlng Ootdea'' Crust Itreoil. (iulilen Crust Products spoll Quality. , . Gwilliams' Electric Bakery $ Malters of IIlKh-Orade Paatrlea "HOMJS OIT TUB UOLDEN CRU8T" ' ' ' "f PPmatCalTagMtTaWaM Greetings: Among our assets we like to count the only one money can not buy your good-will. Your loyalty and patronage, have made it possible for us to number 11)2.1 as one of our banner years. And so at the closing of tlie year, we extend to you, not. as customers alone, but as friends, the best wishes for the coming year. Grande Ronde Meat Co. By F. A. EPL1NG. New Year All WISH. haiul. Approximately GO per collt' of I ho wheat had been sold In Otil county, leaving aliout 2,000,011a buHheis In Iho hands of Ihe f b rm- prH. Oregon Journal Yearly Number Special Edition A Mail nevpral roples to your' frlentlH uinl acquaintances , elaewltere. 1't them knOA-'y wnaMve nr( doing In Oregon ; For Korvce, Call ' " " . -LOCAL HEPnESENTATtVK. 335-M" ' . '" . .','' !.V.' --"fr.