La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1926, Image 3

Tuesday,-' January 5, 1926. n
' THE LA GRANDE EVENING : OBSERVEH
Out They Go
HILL'S
, "A Good Place To Trade"
NEWS of
Miss Stearns Hostess
1 : At Dinner Party
. t . Miss Ma Hti-ariiH wan hostess ni
u (IttliKlitml dinner party Hutntuy
. i-vi-nintr at lu-r homo here IMnni'r
t ; wiih wrvtMl at S: nVlnrk with
. ! covers luld fop .! 1KB tintcit Allen,
.. i Mi'H. Ann I'ohicli, Mira Iti-rihu Wul
HttiffiT, Miss Malh'l Moty, Mvh. M.
: A . HI i-aniB, M in. Corn Heot t , M hh
Ollv Wllrock, MLsm H'hloe Taylor,
Mra, Vera Wallciiht i k and the
hostess, A lovely color Helioine of
yellow vn8 lined ;to ileronite th
(lining1 room. Y llow daffodils
served as a pretty c fTiterpieiWiind
r!fvr little plaru, funis: were cur
ried out In the mime e(lor. V
Aler dinner the evening was
spent .sorially.
.
. Bridge Party lienors
! Mrs. Roy Farley
t Mrs. Hay in on 1 (). WMItamR on
., tertalneil at ;tn attractive,'- brids"
i party ylVtenlay afternoon icompli'
y inenllnff M rti. Uoy l-'arloy, Who is
''.visiting in l.u Clrande from Mr-
' Minnville, Oregon. Mrs. Clilbert
' Hunter, won itf. .sroru diu;UK (
' afternoon's, pluy, . ' Mrw. 1'Jarley : was
. preeanted wjth.i'tlio kuv$ ' !p'r,zti
.ute? In tfco ufijernDon additional
pnesfft called' lo visit for osfliort
tiino with trie honor 'guest.
At 4 :;iU o'clock luncheon was
servtd.
. W;tR, C lVJalffes Plans' i;
For Dinner Day v :
Arrahgemcnls were made Tor tnfi
J next regular dinner day of the Wo
men's Uelief Corps and the inatal-
lation of officers of the. corps to bo'
held Saturday, January 10, yestor
;l day oTternoon when mcinlk-rH of
, llie organization mot ut the K. P.
hall. Airs. Jessie Kelson, a past
' president of the corps, will act as
WALLINS'S
January Sale
COATS1 "
Komember we caVry
Standard makes of "Coats
La Vogue and Palmer.
2570 To 50 Off.
PATTKRN HATS
?1.7.- to ?4.95
Kvery Article Cut
In Price
WA LUNG'S
Your Minor Tells.
When you look Into your mir
ror, there's never any , false
flattery. If there's the lea"
sign of those tell-tale lines tlmt
t herald the fleeting years, our
1 modern methods of liea ity Cul
ture will banl.sh them.
I'hone today for appointment.
Colonial Beauty
Shop
"IN THEY COME".
SALE
WHY? The price is what
brings thriu 1'Kf off on ail
shoes, newest styb-s in wom
en's slippers and oxfordn.
(lood grade, some at XI. MO
and $1.1)5. yiM,-.. nj.lt.V
and Kl.r0. linty of small
sizr-s in tlie cheaper ones:
also some large tdzs. ('laud
Prntt sells lotfl of knotholes
and1 wp sell lots of shoes.
Why? we are both tho
"poor man's friend."
We hnv a few suele
shoes cheap. West has lots
of suedes but he has no cor
ner on the market for suede
come In and gt fitted in
these $9.50 shos for the
priei-s of a child's shoe.
We received more Zipper
Overshoes t h is in orn i n g.
Hoys' IS .-.n a nd $ 5 shos.
21 to f.. fi.v shoe lares In
cluded. THE B00TERY
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SOCIETY
instalUng officer on Oint day.
' Mik. Iauitt lirudeii. president,
IMvslded over tho meeting yester
day. t , V
I 't:f
Club Meets at
Coal well Home . ;
M is. Mat Coulwell was hostesrt
to tho innni1eiH of th N. H.. J.
Huh last Friday ut. her honifl on
North I'ourth street. The home
was prettily drcorutej in the holi
day colors---rtHl upd groen. Throe
luhh'S' of liridg' were at, luy -with
I Mrs. Will Wdcock' winning high
jseore. Sirs. H, W, . Kltey won the
second jivi'Mu , ' -- C :
I After .-the pMy a dainty' two-
romae luncheon .was 'nerved.
..-.-... . ,:'
Bradens Entertain
At Bridge . . .
Mi, and Mrs. Ram Uradon on-
tertuined a nutnher of friends 'at
.Iv salnnlny wiling- tflolr .
hri
hoihe
IkiVc. " 1hVe tuijles weKe at
ly during tho ovonlng .with Mr.
piny during tho ovontng .with Mr.
jAMer!t;ie pWy a delUuoiifi lunohj.
'eon Wiis'vBortml,
"rovo (Specinl) Mrs. A. O.
'onkllH and Mrs. T. H.-Conkllrt on
(tertuiiied tht1 Ladles' Guild,' at.' of
luncfv'on ntil o'clock Thursdaynf-'
ternooW. '.Xflr Itfnchcort-th'ejaftor-nooh
was sjcnt ut bridge with Mrs.
U H. Carter winning high score..,
Those present were Mrs. Itay
Cioodnougn. of I.a Grande, Mrs. 1.
H. arter, of Haines,- Mrs.' J. J.
Conley, Mrs. T. C Hefty, Mrs. , G.
K. llarker, Mrs. It. I. HarUep, Mrs.
J. Fletcher, Mrs.-U M. Laird, Mrs.
T. E. Anderson, Miss Hess Keliey,
Mrs.. A. H. Orton," Mrs. Willifim
J Hallmark,. Mrs. C. lleHscli, Mrs. Le
I Hny T.ay, Mrs. C. K. .avsonr and
I Miss LoIb I.nwson, r . , , "
Announcements r
Social annonnecmenta ; may
be printed' in Oils column frco
of charge Any announcements
pertain Im; to any functions such
as cooked food sales, etc, , will'
be refused Aunounoenients, to
be printed the same day, must
be ui NH iety etl dor's hands by
0:00 o'clock. News editor's
note, "Tft .'"o'fv" r
Tho Wonu-n's Jllsalonury oclelyl'
of ttie. Hunt 1st church will observe
tlu aunuul prayer day Wednesduy
ai'ternoon, January (J,.ut the lioipw
of Mrs. .C. K. ilappersett. I'rayer
groups will meet at 3 o'clock, 3:110,
4 and 4:SU o'clock. AM ladies of
the church and the congregation
are Invited. " ".".'
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j The Monday Musical chorus wUl
meet for .its first reheaisat since
the Christmas vacation ut h o'clock
Hits evening In the Neighborhood
club rooms ot the 'library build
ing. . ' v : ' - .
The LadieH Aid "society 'of the
Klrst M. K. cliurcli will Inive tegu
lar met-tings tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'rloek, the first division
With Mrs. A. W. Leffel, at M0
Main avenue, and the - second, ut
the home of Mrs. C, JI.: Griffin,
at 3t'2 Main. .
Monthly business and install
ation of officers will occupy ' the
ladles'. Aid soefely of the iMetlio
dist .Kpiscbpul church. South at its
regular 'meeiing Thirsday after
noon with Mrs. Hnketv at 210GH
Xorth Fir street. Those lp . charge
make a special request for attend
ance, especially of the newly-eh-c-td
officers.
'
There will be a special meeting
of the Carnation Club ut the A. T.
Williams residence, 1 6g N ave
nue, Wednesday evening, January
ft.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of ltallwuy Trainmen
will have its regular business
meeting this evening at 7:3
o'elock. At K:tf o'clock they will
tlL tmrrrrrrri u n -I
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THE Happiest Resolve you
can make it to be rid once
and (or all of your Piles or other
Kectal and Colon ailments. My
treatment is so scientific, to certain, to
complete, w conclusively proved by
thousand, of tucceulul case that ajl
doubt Is eliminated. Further, I will gte i
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your nies or rrnjna your
fee. Write today for my
new 100 fate, illustrated,
r KrJ book of iiUDrmasien.
Inc
pohTlmo oro.t: wattle orritts
n. nV. H 11 1 lH 1 n a me-Stt 11-.
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' Bfetl-Shaped :
Tlie' hsII-ahaped 'Bleev,,,',,'
h frwii - (jui. wvrrt t.y Aiyot
mutt, Puruiicouiii mm . ia l he lawn
ilotall tut Dvomuii wwii. Thu nuulel
t nmhruldorifd heavily with oblong
crystal Iwuda and pearl.
ontcrlivln tlin n. of R. T. iiiHl llulr
rtimilli'H ut it Hocinl. "
SI. Poiits Kplaropul flujlil will,
llin.H WKanoHiliiy uii.tmooh :ut S:3ll
oVIock at lioii.m of Mnt. 8. n'
t'rowi., -&U4 lonnHylvanla avehun'
In unniiul iuwtlni;. tti pons of iho
yar'a work wllj , h irlvn ' ami'
tlK'p' will Im. tlin. bJioIIoii of- -ot-
flecrfl for tllty I'liHlllliK- ymr. ' .Mra..
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Mountain Time' Stations.
CFAC, Calgary, Can. (435.fi) '
S-9 p., ni., studio program, St.
David's society.
KOA, leuver, t-olo.' (322.4)
!!;ir p.. in., Klullo theater, mit
slculo; 6,-so, dinner ooncert' Drown
l'alace string orchestra,; Howard
Tillotson, director: ; 7:30, Kook of
Knowledge; 8, prOgrnni,- histru
tnentul selection,- KOA orchestra;
violin solos, Lewis Jf. 'Chwroff;
readings, Winifred 8nel; pari Mac
Hoyle, baritone; tenor solos,' Chus.
Stevens; piano solos, Iois Alter and
Roberts MacKay.
I'aciflc Time Station.
&':30 p. m., Los Angeles Exam-
liner 'mutinee program; fi.-sn.ifVest
'ocket concert; ,7, Nick. Harris de
tectlVe stories; 1 7:20, Aaried'1;pro
grunt, Frank Harry, tenor; Will
iam MnpOougall,1 Scotch comedian;
tjtark Misters, harmony ((uettists; G,
program, Ventura Jtnflntng com
Siily; 'pVogramV A'. A. iixaiii-
Iner; 10, Hetty Patrick and 1'at-
- f' - 5la'h orchPHtra.
KI'OA, (Uc, AVtth.: 03i)-p-
C;4fi-S,:15 p. in.,. Kherinan, 'CJay
and company,. .. sltfdlo program
Xrltti-io, Tinns studio hrogram. '
lil-ON. Long Iteaeh, Cal. (j:ta.4)
6-C:n p. m;, organ recital, Bray-
ton's theater;-'f8-!i.. I'ress-Telegram
program arranged 1y .L. f. Krey. :
KJ it Hollywood, Cal. 12.12)
6-6 p. 111., children's hour, . Wg
Brptlier of KKWB; ,7-7:3n,' Mutual
Motors mirth routest; 7:30, micro
phono brevities; - 8-0, program
Cheek-Neal Coffee company, Mux
well 1 House Coffee string qilQrttt:
Charles , Heauchnmp, . tenor; 9-10,
program,. Western J'aeif In Her 11 r-
lte roinpany, Hoot Owl orehestra;
10-11, Warner itrothors frolie, dl
! reetlon 'harll' Wellmun;. 11-12
Hollywood Hoof ballroom ' orch .
tra.
WiH), On U land, Cal. U6.!t ,
H:30-i p. in., luncheon concert;
3-4, speaker. Williams Institute
hWith Harks Cunningham, soprunot
4-fi:3u. concert orchestra, Hotel St
Krancls: C-7, dinner concert, Bald
win Ptano- ccmputiy, 'Knacker
boeker trio, t ;v
K(iW; I'orllnnd Ore. fJOI.r,) .
7:1R n. m., physhnl culture
Unround '
to Know to Choose
ntold In plain lasgufe by
one of the world' greatest
radio engineers, Mr. Joseph
D. R. Freed, President of the
Frccd-Eisemaoa Radio Cor
poration. a booklet small enough to
slide into a man's vest pocket
or t woman's purse.
brief enough to be read in
ten minutes.
-intsrestiiur enough to ke
resd isnee.
A post-card, 'phone call or
visit to our (tort will place
one in vour hands,
irS WORTH GETTING!
Freed-Eisemann
af aacaivaa,
Aniitntd Dtilrr fr
frtrJ-tiirmtm Htdtt littwri
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co. - . .
rVhit's; M i :5W-1 llO . pVnl. ' 'libse'
city trio; 4-7. dinner concert;
concert, 7th I'nited States Infantry
band; J0-J1. concert.
KM J, Ixvt Anifeh-s Oil. (-H.i") .
6,6:30 p. m., I-eieh ton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
Hhaw,' leader; 6:80-7:80. history
story- I'rof: Hertaoif; Dick Wins-
o. juvenile reporter; ( annua
Johnson, Mickey McHan, t .screen;
Juveniles: Piggly Wiggly Girls
string trio; 8, r. Mars Hnumgardt,
cteullflc lecturer; 6:Siuiu:3, pro
gram, ' Peerless Laundry company;
1U:S0-1 1 :3ji, Don Clark's Utltmoi-e
hotol dance orchestru. -
K.llt, Seattle, Wash. -(:tK.4)- ,-1-380
p. m.. 'organ reilal;
"What to I'repace for Tonlght'M
Hinner,', Bcrtioe Hedington; 7-.
1:30, Hears, Hoe hue k and com',
pany studio program; 8:So-i!. Post
Inlelllgencer studio .prognun; 10
H. Henry HaUtead'a Victor lie
nordlng orchestra. . ,v . ,
MTII, Hollywood, Cal. (2:tK
. &-C p. m., home hour, comlucteii
hjr Mammy Simmons: 8-10, Turne.r
orchestra, l.oren d'owell, director
Hondeuu male quartet; lo-l'l, Starr
F'lano company studio.
K.VX, 1om AnrtvieM, Cal. :t:ta.tt)
7:Ut a. in., exercises: a, talk and
prayer: tO;0, household econom
ics. Kate Hrew Vaughn: K'-l p. m
organ recital; 1:30, the hook worm,
matin; 4-S, .'Muro of Children,"
Ur,'Wuyne Hurr; C-fi:30, Sunny
Jim's children's hour; f:.H0, organ
eonoert; 6: 1C, Alder travelogue;
11:30-7, Atwnter Kent orchestra; 7
8,' Hotel Ambassador concert or
chestra, Joseph Uosenfehl, direct
or; 8-U, feature program; iMo, W.
W, Halney organi'utlou program;
Hull' alunee Oreheut i-ii. i ; . ,
U)AtV'Con7ilUs .On. (iMi(),2) ' -.,
7:20 p. in., musleaJ s'lections;
7tilot -"Color and Design in House
l coration." MajT?Arel Moi'ehpuse;
7Hfi-i ."Mlrt-WinW Hints ror the
Sh'li.,,k,tt"therlnrt:HuiMbt: t 1 v! !
kro, Han Fram-Wc o, Cij(. nCH..".),
- 7, t:?0, H a.lnj., fkltfrAsKs; itt.
sMvih'g'talk, Hyy HbWs: -Uir p:'m..
Itudy Keiger's Kalrmont liotel or
cheslra; ' 11:30, , program, James
Loup's. JlualJaiis' ;t::J, fashion
talk, Ninoii,t 6: lEjid: 1 &, children's
hoir, Hlg brolhtir;l.iC:4u-7, Wuldo
mar Lhid and the? States Hestaii
rant: oroheatra; 7-7:30, Itudy Sei
ger's ldirmont hotel orclu'Uira; 8
i, Atwuter Kent artists, Krnest In
gold, director; 11-10, dance music,
Uoodrlch Silvertown orchestra; lo
ll, Waldemnr Lind und (he. states
1 lest a 11 rant orrleslru.
KQI', Tortlaml, Ore. (212)
:30-3:30 p. m., program, Radio
Trades, association; u:H0-ti, chil
dren's program; musical program,
K I All, Oakland. Cal. (21(1)
9-9:30 a. 111., prayer srvice, Itev.
O. W. 1'hllllps.
KWSC, I'uihnon, avoIi, (:M8.)
7:30-a p. in.r string trio; Marg
ery Hegessemann, pianist; Gladys
oster, -violinist; Haymond Howell;
Aline Trice, vocalist; "Tho Wash
ington Lamb,". Howard" Hueke
dorn; "J,ight und Klectricity '
Waves,". Dr. I I. H. lriggs; book re
views, Alice Lindsfy Welib; "I'yro
tol, a-Cheap but KffectfrviS J-rin
lOxploslve,". 11, N. Miller.,-- ."V..i,
tun hine4
or Salt Luke City ot-. very,
reasonable round trip fares.
Let u help ybu plan your
itinerary, quote you fores,
and make fill your arrangements.
J. II. Keeney. I.a Grande, Ore.
Reduction In
Price
ON
Chevrolet
Mode
Effective At Once.
ASK US AP.01T IT TODAY
Blue Mountain Garage
M. A. HARRISON, Mgr.
. PltOMlSK Speelali The
rromise Grange .held lis annual
eleetlon or officers at tho last re
gular meeiliig. electing Andrew
Khudunan. .master; I.- S. MeDon
Ojld. overseer; Harvey McDonald,
lecturer; Klmer Dennett, Steward;
.Henry Carper, assistant uteivurd;
Mrs. I. S. McDonald. chaplln; lt.
Carper, trtasurf i;..Will lteed,
secretary:' '.' Kalph Carper, gu(e
keeper; Mrs. J. (1. Swearlngen,
teres; Mrs. C. K, Gorhett, l'oin
ona; Mrs. John Carper, l-'loia
unit Mrs. l ie I'oulsiiii, steward.
'AVill liei'd. John carper, len-"
ry Cuvper and Dewey Davis have
esiiddlshi-d u wood- camp at Cou
Khr Crei.k '. and are culling wood
for''t"tnv ilowinan-illcks Company. ;
' A crowd of young people gath
ered Wednesday evening at the V
V. Carper home to serenade the
newly weds. .Mr. and Mrs. J-Yaiik
Lindsay.
- Lee Smith spent Christmas with
his daughter -Mrs. V. l'oulson.
Mr. ami Mrs. Newuy and family
.spent Christ mas tiay with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Keed.
Siinnar made a trip to
Wallowa lite first of tho, week
bringing in koiuc hos.
'i t-d Trump is unable to work on
Hall's Catarrh
It, rlfl your system ot Catarrh or Deaf.
ntV caused by Cstprrh.: '
; .W(trfniraiwrriw0)'tn',ii' '
FiJ.CHtNEY &.;bo4 Toledo. OWI
.'-. .1;!. lit-iiilr 4i
McK. & R.
Compound Elixir of
Extract of Cod Liver Oil
Tnlirn i-ffrulni-ly will tii'rvcnt
llirsi' wfiiici iHilds. (NnlaliiH
CimI IJvci till but Is pleas
ant l Hike.
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I-.vfi-ytlilng 4"vc Tho '
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t'& " TP Y0U have nevcr to
caiitornia it should be the
effort of your life to go.
Representative of the
Uraiam Pacific
Will gladly furniah you illustrated booklets giving
complete information about this laud where the
most of the time and vyhere yoi edit r
enjoy-out-of-door life all tho time. " if &
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Convenient train connections either via Portland
ALL
Opposite rostciri
leo Smith has purchased tho
40 aero pluce belonging to ('bur
ies Dennett und expect to Im
prove It Uiis summer.
1 Kohert Carper returned from Iji
Grande rectmtly, whe.ro ho. Jias
been working for Hturnl weeks.
trge Increase In Train Srrvltv.
, LKW1HTON. Idubo-rt(. J Uroler,
Lewtslon merchant, 1 has been au
thorised by the commercial club to
THAT as usual I spent
more for Chrfsimns this
3(&r ' than . "expected, I
wiil( 6rt:savinii NOW1,
in ordepjl tqlmeeti.tlie;'
coming1 requirement.
UNITED STATES
It :
Rolled Oafs , i
tolled Uarlajv.il'.
Whole Corn 'j'l,
(IrankMl )nm lilj...
Whole Wliestl ( .
lllll FCea ;' !l
Baled Alfalfa
Baled Timothy
Baled Straw
F-Bit Maker
Scratch lrad
AHk Our Price.
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La Grande
Warehouse tSk
Storage Co.
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Resolved:
,FEEi
it's the
( iv
ThtRiV hccrtt about the ovciv '.
whelming popularity of Flapjacks. -It's
the fiavorl A flavor that comes from
blending many kinds of flour in a can't-be-copied
way; a flavor no other hot
cakes can give you because no other
Hour is blended the flapjack way.
That's why Flapjack always wins a
smile from man-morning appetites.
For good cheer and good nourishment
these nippy days nothing quite
"gets home" to a man like a plate of
fiiie, upstanding Flapjacks!
i "A'brrs standi for Better Breaoju'
pMBssasasjsasjMBfsassjsaaB
T :
Baking
We'll Divl2fofYout
CUke if you bake it
with Schilling Biking
Powder and it does not
please you merely tell
your grocer, fie will
pay you $2 instantly,
ana wtrnouf ques
tion.- This offer
holds good any
time ' year 10
Mfld ytat out,,.
SUITS
$47.50 to $65.00 Valuer ' 'l '
. ' At ?12.o0 ' ' -
Putmans
Ladies' Ready-To-Vcar and Millinery
e.onfir vrlHv;lho Northern I'uclfic At jircnont the- passenger Urulti.
rollwu oUlfrluls 'Kiiatlvo to In-1 leaving HtitcH In ' tho morning.
rrramiiK Iho pu.HBonK.'r train wrv- m.,k,.a a rolmil trip over th line.
Ice on thu .C'lfurwiitor lino letter ( nPh,.f hii boon oxprcssi'd that tr
to nrpommoilutik th heuvv triivi-l. ; vil will wurrunt a two-train ' JMrv-
Iraprciully to Oroflno. ilun to thn
railroad coiiKtniotlon in tl c -Inur - i
wah-r llmtMT tovu.
Credit CARR'S No Interest.
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FOR GOOD
fiiMvIfy VAIiCTKItlV, l'i:csti!ns;(:. .5
hiivo' vim oxcluslye oleantns and priisU)i;.i!lalilUhnni.
aooils-cnllcd for und .delivered, . : 5
Wo
Valeteria
Main 701
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This is the 44th birthday of
the baking powder that has
made the birthday cakes in
Western homes where fine
baking is a tradition.
ScWllinef
tartar
ic ,iurlni llie period of nUlroail
ronntruct lu mill prohauly . Jndcf-
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CLOTHES I
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Cleaners
Ai-iwh Trncls'ilm Fir Sf
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Tea
Coffee
-Baking
-Powder
I Extrtctt
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