LA GRANDE EVENING'"'. dESERVER
Monday, January- 11, W26.
NEWS of SOCIETY
Clio Club Meets '
With Dr. M. Ingle '.
- lr. Margaret InRlt entertained
the members of the Clio club Sat
urday ufternoon at a prettily ap
pointed luncheon at 1:15 oVIoek.
The tuhli was decorated tn a lov
ely eolor sehemc of pink and yel
low, pink sweetpeas serving as the
centerpiece. After a Lhree-course
iuiu'iieon the ufternoon was spent
nt hridgo with Mis. Chase llohn-t-nkunip
wlnniiiff high score.
The first .evening pieeling of the
oluh sinco the holhluy seasbn will
be lifUI at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
J.M.. Ingle Thursday evening, Jan
uary .14. -
Mrs. Bollons Hostess
To Lucky 13 Club
Mt'inljers of the Lucky Thirteen
Hrhlge cluh were entertained ut u
delightful three-course luncheon
Kivm at the home of Mrs. M. H.
jioiiohiie recently hy .Mrs. William
Itollons, lifiKlesH for the afternoon.
l'ollowiug luncheon the guests were
,'tfl.ken to the HuIIqiih linme. where
three tables or bridge were, torni
ed. Mrs. Hobert NYwlin won " liigh
score among I he club member s
and Mis. Hubert Pattisnti received
IIH glleSt ni'.t;
' 4
20 Attend
Dancing Pavty '
Zack Lilly entertained 2ft of Ms
frhids ut t delight r'-ul-party . Sat-,
lirday. evening-at his homo- on
North Jt'omth street. . The :ttnte
was Cniovnblv srtnt nt I'ntiwR nml
'dancing. At a late hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
young host's mother. ....
Meaeham. Couple
Married Here
, Miss Helen lurtson 'and William
C. luniels, fotli of Meiicham, were
united in mnrriuge Suturdny after
noon at J o'clock by the ltev. H.
Wj-I'arker, pastor of the Methodist
Kplscopal church here; The mar
riage took phi co at the lethodist
narsonagt. ,
'V
a taffy pulling party nt the home
of Clarence Vanorder Monday eve
ning. After the taffy pull the re-
Piquant
. piquant cottar tor a fray dtivtyn
iaytime dress is a double affair of
ott black crepe satin. -whose lines
resemble those of the old Peter Pan
. collar.
maluder; of the evening was spent
at games. . - i.
Those present were Laurel, Clara
and Deshler Ijiy, Herbert und Wil
ly Mclov, Kdward Wulf, Oella
Vuhdevuuter. Ida llunler, Mrs.
illll and' Kenneth, Klva and Mary
Vanorder. . ! ' . .
, ; 1 'Announcements
i KVinl ithiiounet'iiieiits may 1k
ririiitod la 4Jd column free of
vluirfitvAiiy aiiiimiuceuteiit icr
tnlning.td any tftinetkms as
cooked roort sfch-w, Hc, will hi
refused, j. AniMlnneemenirt, to lie
piinttil the same day, must be
In society editor's hands hy tt:00
oVloek. News editor's note.
WALLING'S
Here They Buy
Coats, 25 to 50
Off. :
New Satin and, Velvet
Huts," Hand ' I5ags ' and
Boxes, One-Third Off.
' Collars and Cuffs, ja
bots, One- Half Trice.
Fine Fur Chokers,
Oiie-IIalf Price.
WALLING'S
Mrs. R, J. Kitchen will be host
ess to the members of the Tuesday
Bridge club tomorrow afternoon
with a luncheon ut 1:15 o'clock.
The Tuesday Bible Study class
1 will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the Neighborhood
elubroolns. The suhjert of the les
son will be "The Rejection at Naz
areth,1 from-Lukc lV:14-:t2. The
correspondence study will bo the,
one entitled, "Rocks."- Reading
will he jcontinued in lan Macl-ur-en's
"Life or the Master." Mem
ory Verses will be from "The Ser
mon du tho Mount." Guests at
these ' meetings are always wel-,
come. ' 1
The junior girls of the A. G. S.
will give a tea for the mothers of
members of the organization and
teachers of the high school in the
domestic art building Wednesday
afterjioon, January 1 3, from 3:45
to 5:30 o'clock. A short program
will prccedu the tea.ln.thu high
school auditorium;- '? ' ' '
-
The. Tarkdalc cnihWill meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles K. Clump
in Kruitduie Wednesday afternoon,
January 13. ' Mrs, Thomas Stand
ley will Imj assistant hosUss.
! Radio
i : ;
T:30, farm question box.
I'aelftr Time Stations
Kl l, lks Aiigi les, Cal. 47)
6:30-6 p. m., Kxa miner matinee:
6,'nightly doings: 6:15, KFl's See
ing California; 6:30, Vest pocket
program; 6:45, Raditorlal period:
7-8, program arranged . by Myra
Belle Vlckers: 8-9, Examiner pro
gram; 9-10, J'ackard Six dance or
chestra; 10-11, Packard Ballad
hour with Ashler Sisters. Hud
Gore, Billy and l'olly Hall, Charlie
Cole.
KI'XiA, Seattle, nsh. (454.3)
6:45-8:15 p. m.. ' Hopper-Kelly
company; 8:30-9:30, Times studio
program: 9:JM-11:30, orehestra.
KIX.. IrfKig Heart., C4tL (i!H2.4)
4 : S (i -5 p. m., amusemeut bulle
tin; 6-6:30, organ rvcltul, H ray ton's
theater; 8-9, Press-Telegram pro
gram, arranged by Win, Conrad
Mills; 9-11, Ijong Reach Aero club
Hl-JinUs.
kl U K, l1illynfKMl, Cal. (252).'
5- 6 p. m., children's hour. Rig
Brother of KKWH; 7, health talk,:
lr. W. 1. Schuster; 7:10. micro
phone lrevlties; 8-9, Warner Rro
thers Lltlle symphony; Jrajik Sto
ver, baritone; Starr Russell, blues
singer; It-10, Jon Martin's Studio
Six dance orchestra; 10-11, War
ner Brothers froKi-; Hill Hetuidltie,
famous sctreen director, as Guest
Annotmcer.
K;0, Oakland, Cat (0I.2)
4- 5:30 p. m., concert orchestra,
Hotel St. Kraiicis; 5:30, "As a Wo
man Thinkcth," l.ouis Land Is; 6
ti:.ri6, dinner, concert, ' Sherman,
flay nnd company: S-9, eveready
hour, Uough trio, Walter b. tlotigh,
violinist; llorence Mc?ormlck, cel
list; Kmlly lllsley Mcformlck, ;
pianist; Metropolitan male singers;
:-U:3u, Annabelltt Jones Rose, con
tralto; funic Jones, accompanist;
iVun Scott Honatdson, viollnlKt; 1
U:30, Auction Rrldge feature; lo
ll," Hoti'l Hi. Francis, Garvln-
I teuel's falifornla Collegians.
IU.W, INtrdund, Oiv. (1UI.5)
12:30-1:30 p. in.. Rose City trio;
6-7, dinner concert; 7:45-8, talk,
courtesy, I'nfon Savings and Loan
association; 8-10, educational pro
gram; bridge: world cartoon on
styles: MeKtroy quartet; 10-.12, In
dian Grill; Art Krcmer, pianist, j
tv I I.I, l, us Anseh's, Cal. (105.2)
6- 6:30 p. in., Lelghton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw, , leader; 6:30-7:30, : history
story, Rrof. Hertzog; weekly visit
of the ICadio. Fairies, with Queen
Titania, Sandman and Uncle John;
Charles Leslie Hill, readings; Le
nora Killian, contralto; 7:30r- talk
on dogs, H. M. i'.obertson; 8-9:30,
program. Greater Kagle Rock club;
9:30-10, Piggly Wiggly Girls' string
trio; 10-11, Hon Clark's Hilt more
hotel dance orchestra.
K.MTR, HoIlyuotMl, Cal. (2IIH)
5- 6 i. m., Citizenship hour with
M'atnmy 'Siminons,' Boy; Scouts und
Camp l-'ire Girls; 6-7, Starr Piano
company studio; 7:30, .."Diamond
Mines of Central Africa," K. P.
Barclay; 8-10, The Turner orches
tra, l.oren Powell, director. . i
KX, Htdlywood, Cal. (:.0)
6- 5:30 p, m., Sunny Jim's slory',
5:0-6:15,. WurlCtKer. pipe organ
studio; Town Tuttler; 6:15, travel
talk, W. K. Alder; 6:30-7, Atwuter
Ivont concert orchestra; 7-7:45,
feature program; 7:45, health talk,
J Jr. Robt. T. VVIIliaJiis; 8-1), pro
gram, Zlnke's Re-Bottoming Slioe
com puny; 9-10, program, Cavalier
Shoo stores; 1-1 2, movie night at
the Ambassador, Ray West's Co
coanut rove dance orchestra.
KTAIt, Oakland, Cal. (210)
K-!i:3n n. m., prayer service. Rev.
G. W. Phillips; 8-10 p. m., Mutual
stores.
Sister Mary
Says:
(lly Sister Mary)
Ureakfsst Stewed dried peach
es, cereal, thin cream, fried corn
meal mush, sirup, crisp toast,
milk, coffee. ,
I.uncheon--Crenmed eggs on
toast, buttered spinach, raisin
bread, old cake pudding, ,milk.
tea.
Dlnner Pot roast of venl,
mashed potatoes, jellied tomato
salad, baked squash, fig custards,
graham bread, milk, coffee.
The old cake pudding suggested
in the luncheon menu is much ,
tike a bread pudding using cuke
crumbs in place of bread cr nnbs.
Care musst be taken In sw-m len
ing the pudding not to muko it
too sweet, t .
Tig Custards ,
One-fourlh pound figs, 1 Uj ciipr
cold water, one half cup hot
water, oup sugar, .1 orange, 1
and one f lialf tablespoon c.orn
starch. teaspoon salt, 1 egg.
Wash figs through several
waters and let stand in cold water
for one hour. Stew In this wnler
until tender. Rub through a co
lander. Add hot water, juice of
orunge and sugar. Rrlng to (ho
boiling point and stir in corn
starch stirred to a smooth thin
paste with coUL wuter. Cook, stir
ring lo prevent sticking and burn
ing until clear. Heat while or
egg und 2 teaspoons of cold "water
uiitll stiff nnd dry. Fold Into hot
fig mixture uddlng'salt. pout in
to individual molds and let stand
until well chilled. Serve .wfih
boiled custard made with Ihe't'gg
yolk.
TiVhi'MP Ktw Orleam Home
I of lteumvgurxl uml Morphy
I !CRW OlttiKANH, 1 (AP) The
I New Orleans home of Gen. P. (J.
i T. . Reautvgard, heroic Confeder
(nto Army officer, and tho btrth-
pluce of Paul Morphy, clu-ss
champion, will not be converted
into a macaroni fuctory.
Tho architecturally unique resi
dence on ChartrcBS street will be
bought by an orgunieutton formed
tn raise funds when tho threat of
the macaroni factory appeared.
A boxing nhow udded more than
$2,500 to the fund.
IHvlnrcts Fvervuni Should
' i . lie .Made ( Slug by nw
LONDON, (AIM-
IS very body
should be compelled by law to
sing when they ant young, because
of tho disciplinary effect of. music,
in the opinion of Sir Hugh Percy
Allen, director of the Royal Col
lego of Miudc. '
"And folk shouldn't discontinue
slnglog wheu hey have grown
up," h said. ."'Wo talk too much
and sing too little. Vu )isten too
much to muslo and do not sing
enough of rt. Music In one of the
very best disciplines In Ihe world.
Singing teaches the singer cour
age, and combines ringing, humility."
Trlnceton scientists vot5 in
favor of evolution. Wonder If It
was after looking at a lew stu
dents. -
I1 &l
Donl Take A Chance
When you come to our
shop for Reanty Trrntments
you nre assured of only thti
best preparations being usd,
and by expciieneed opera
tors. UMr methods have bepii
thoroughly tested, and the
results are always assured.
Colonial Beauty
Shop ,
TI KSDAV, JAXCAUY 12.
MountAiii Time Stations.
CVRR, Reg ina. Can. (47(1)
S p. tu.. Kiddles' bedtime story,
Aunt Jenny; Helvcdero concert or
chestra, A. Garvin,, Jr., director;
Mrs. H. Fllton and J. Leathern, vo
calists. Kl- Xr. Colorado Sp'gs. ('olo. (250)
S;3rt-io p. ni., Kreernan Dust Ab
sorber musical program.
IlOA, iN-nver, Colo. (S22.4)
1:15 p. m.. Rlalto theater mu
sicale; 3:30, matinee for house
wives; 4:15, fashion review: 6:30,
Rrown Pulnee. String, orchestra:
fiMINERVA SAYS:
!
' Received today two styles
(of mena black. -lnch top
1 Iiress Shoes, leather lined,
J double soe. 'for winter and
I early spring wear. Aluo
tn n's Work or Outing Shoes
1 12. 14 and 16-Inch top.
This lot Is Ideal shoes for
winter. Also thre now style
of OxfArds for curly spring
ond winter. Sec window for
styles and colors. The In
dies' ft1.taandS2.9A Plipprs
are moving right along. 8.-
them on the street. When
you put a price of $2.05 on
boys ahoofl that sold for f 5
and $5.50, yoi can bet there
won't be many left.
We hav busted the rutw
er trust. Crdldrrn's anj
missis' Fliit'hem IWc and
THE B00TERY
ItRITlSlI OFFiClATS WARN
AtiAlNST IM)ISON Al'lliKS
LONDON, (AP) British offl- '
dais for the second time in recent j
weeks have called attention to the
dungeof arsenic poisoning from i
imported apples.
The Middlesex county ' council j
has distributed a leaflet to dealers
referlng to recent announcement ,
of the minister of health that cer- ;
tain Imported Apples have been j
found to contain nrsenlc on, the !
skin surface. The leaflet points !
out that in spile of recent pre- I
cautions quantities of dangerously
contaminated Apples are still on
sale utid warns the public against
en ting tiie skins.
Most of the tears you see In the
movies are faked. Movie stars
really have nothing to cry about.
I know they'll be perfect
the things I bake with
Sperry Drifted Snow Flour
That's the joy of using Sperry
Drifted Snow Flour I can be sure
of perfect results every time.
In the 12 years I've baked with
it, every sack I have used has been
of the same wonderful blend. That
uniform goodness is Sperry's
greatest pride.
I've seen with my own eyes how
they protect it with scientific lob
oratory control with special
methods in their big modern mills
and then they test it every hour
of the day by our method baking.
I suggest that you use Sperry
Flour for results you can be sura
or every time. e.
la.
P. S. Hove jou any eoolrin problem,
you'd like help in aolving? Looking for
Mm. Itf. idmih? Cr nart. 'iHa.9
Would you like art of the wonderful "KLLE PR GITAP. Wrertor.
Sperry Master Recipes? Write, telling rI"rnr Mom 8rvie Burra'i.
mc just what you want, and 1 11 help you, l?pt. 2l-n, HI California
In. 8t Kan Franctaco.
Sperry
drifted snow
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
ill
eusserrer
Electrically
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.
1412 Adams Ave.
i...,s
-fibers
e
Flai-jackb alwa go big
with "regular fellow" up-
ccitcs! bivory, goloen
rown cakes that iitiety'
the f inner, man"!. And a : ',
flavor no bthci hot cake
... flour. can give you! For .
a round of warming smiles
every wintry morning . , .
Flapjack Flour
"Allr sttntls or Brttrr Bryi!j"
January Clearance
Trimmed Hats $3.95 ,
These hats are in really attractive styles in
' both sport and dress models. -: '
.'. Former values
$6.50 to $13.50
r:: . UD1ES READY-TO-WEAR
KUJf
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AND MILLINERY
Credit CARR'S No Interest
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Rq&I Coffee
the
. TPIIE "Universal" Percolator gives
coffee drinker reason to say
"That's real coffee, made right"
The "Universal" makes it right-and right
at the table. It is made without boiling.
The "Universal" pumps goodness into
coffee instead of boiling it out. The pump
speeds as the water heats. Coffee is ready
for the cup before it .boils. That's why it
-, is made right.
TW
OUT THEY GO!
Oregm Hardware & Imp. o.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Always At Your Service"
Not How New!
But How Well Taken
Care of
that's what counts in men's eiolhes. A well and neatly
dressed man always commands respect, either socially or in
a business way. You often admire a man's clothes, perhaps
thinking they are new, but' oftentimes his clothes are not
new but have lieen renewed by our thorough cleaning and
pressing process.
It l's Call For That Suit Today.
The Wardrobe
Cleaners
Ihone Main 72.
Delivery
Ooo La La
Cranberry Pies "
30c Each
Opposite Observer
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Maker of Hlirli-Oriule Paalrie
"HOMB OF THIS UOLDEN CRUST
TI.QP
Blue Mountain
Butter !
and
RUTE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
Home-made Products Honest Quality Always
at m m m aa m m A M m at M at M ft .
BLUE MUUNIAIN Uhtflhitnl
It. r. l i Lttitif i ron.
Next To I'enney Co.
Telephone Main 60
1109 Waahiastw A.
Flour
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