La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday' January 15, 192G. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three 0 1 NEWS of SOCIETY Auxiliary Entertains 1$. of L. E. last evening at the K. of P. hull more than 201) nwrnbiira of the Urotherhood. of locomotive Kngt-ncM-rs and thtlr familicH wore uoHt of the mombcra of the Grand In ternational Auxiliary to the 11. of K K. nt their annual January din ner. At thin t lino -not only a do. lttious dinner. Is served hut the even I n jr in looked forward to as the yearly home coming of the members of the two organization und tholr families, affording' tin op portunity of renewing former 1 frlemLshipH. . . - Little Misses Alice Janet to and Win!' Kliuibeth Cooper .entertained : the riiosIh with a violin duet "Ixve . and Flowern." Alice Janette play ; I'd a solo, ''To a Wild Hom,' and Mac Klithetli pluyed "IjLlng 'uiiut."' The two little 'girls mint? 'Irish Lullaby." Imrinff the evening Cieorge V. Hansen, of 1'ortlund, who Is a re tired engineer of Into division whs j presented with & veteran's jewel, jembli'mutje of the, 40 years of loyal j meinhHrshlp In. the B. of J. K. Mrs. Hansen wus given a brooch by the Jorder.. lncle George Hansen, as ;he is ealk-d by Ms frlejids, and Mrs. Hansen were presented with a beautiful bouo.uet of carnations, us a toko n of. love und esteem by the' members of the Q. I. A.- . ' Shower Compliments Mrs. Tetzlaff Mrs, .Frunk Tetxliiff, Greenwood Phuol teneher who - was married during tho- holiduys, was tho' In; splrallon of a -delightful shower given t the home of Mrs. Dallas Green last Monday evening. .About 0 wtiitum were, present, most of Billowy Bow eelved the gentlemen's prUe. Mrs. Kred Spaeth was presented with tho guest prlxe. . Ueuutifut bouquets of cut flow. ers were used to decorate tho homo. After the play a two-courso, lunch eon was served. Announcements KM.in aniHHineenients may lo pHiited in tuit column frw of I'linrge. Any rtnoaiMvnirnts per taliiing to any fumrtlons siwh as rooked fcMNl Maleti, rU, U1 be wfitsed. Awtotutopfi wots, to Ik printed the miiim Uayf mast bo lu Moetety eUUr'N bands by 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note OUT OUR WAY fashion hap come out strongly for liows i hii season Not for the small tailored tyi. hut the voluminous billowy sort thnt fly in the hrevze and flutter diMractlnply on the shunlest provocation, r Those sketched are of rhiflon und are to In worn with printed rrciw (nicks They may I . white or colored, as you will VALtlNG'S Here They Buy ' Coals, 25 to 50 Off. New Satin and Velvet Hats, Hand Bags and Boxes, One-Third Off. Collars and Cuffs, Ja bots, One- Half Price. ' Fine Fur Chokers, One-Half Trice. WA LUNG'S 3RAFLFX CAMERAS who m we r o t ea c 1 1 e rs. All we re dressed in costume some in men's clothing und others in kiddles' ap parel., Klvb hundred and other games were enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. K. dVTowler winning high core. At the close of the evening rc 'reshinenls were served! Runnings Honored t Farewell Party .Mr. nd Mrs. George I'h ertained at an attractive Tho Women's Relief corps "will meet in regular session tomorrow. A pot luck dinner will be served ut noon and lu tho afternoon of ficers for tho ensuing year IH b Installed. The meeting will be In. Id. at the K. P. hall. , . ..,'.' The Missionary society of Hi Christian church will sorva tea ut the homo of Mrs. Coleman George tomorrow afternoon from three un til 6 o'clock. " ' ' ' Mrs. F. Mlly will be hoalws to the members of the -Wednesday. Urldgo club Wednesday afternoon, January 20, at her homo cn lehn sylvnnla avenue. .' . f. . Radii 10 ::uk is no gukssing vine Wliru ynu l'tok in the hood at tlr top f I lie eninrr.1, yon ; I ic pirtiirc ynu ri alKiiit to t:ilf just a it v.-ill appear in V linMu-cl print. Ymi iv.n natch thr' -":u coinimili'iii or rvrrwull till c the pirtiirc exactly as you want i!u-n a slight prosing on tie rclear, tvl It pirttin- ! Nrrnrrd.i T? c ftnill" local I'lanr !"lmitrr work :: fpn-d from "time" to oac-oiic ji;idtli of a sccmul. . . rt jlmiv .r" rt-Tt tie iiroflfx ic ;.u lf th: kind of fiieturts j ou ha ve ahiiys ivantrJ. a t'lioss nmti stow: . rce on ly an ointed dinner party Wednesday vcnlng eoini)iiiuvnting Mr. and Irs. C Dunning, who will leave 'a Grande Saturday inorning for yallu Viil la, WashingUm, where hey will nuike their home. The tble .decorations were In pink und hlte, flowers serving ns a center dece. Covers were laid for twelve. After, dinner the evening was pent socially. fridge Club Meets Vt Andrew Home. Members of the X. Jl. IS. club pent a delightful afternoon yes orday when Mrs. S. V. Andrew vns hostess at her home ontf-'ourth trcet, assisted by her slster-lniiw. .Irs. May ldxon. I'otted plants vere used lo decorate the home. rhree tables of bridge were ut play luring the afternoon, ufter which l delicious three-course luncheon ,vns served ut a prettily appointed ttoks: : " "7" ": ' "-' : Mrs. Waldon wen high score for he afternoon and Mrs. Mat Coal trell ruoelved the serond pri;.e. insworlhs Entertain Vt BridRC Party. Three tables of bridge were nt ily hiyt evening when lr. -Hid vlrs. Vernon Ainsworth entertnln- d Hie meiidicrs of tho Kwdstikn. Irldge club at their home .on Y ivonue. Mrs. Jlerbert l'atflson Aon high score niuong tht club tulles present and I-'red SparMi r - 1 GviUP 0NTH1&CW5HEO MARRIED "COO SOOKl , lvE MADE. A CRIMINAL OF TE SCHOOL MAAMS BROTHER AND DOKiT vwovg how TO CLAf? HiKA AMOtviE GOT At,'. TH REST" OP SOU IN JAIL And CCnT KNOvM HOVNTb GET MOO OOT! Jp AH 1 WAMTCoT ouTFon a VMRlTeW ! V By V1LUAMS , NI40T ? AM LEAVE OS ALL in Jail. TheTAwam?, LOOVT wAEAH NE, SUM GOftOH Clear mv GOOD NAME , FORE WOH GO IfcARiN uP ,Thet AiwT FAIR vAJE! VOH ueueR owe me A Chance -T'E-PenO "TH TfAOoSAM' OOLLVJU'i I SOT UMOUH FAL'bE. nc rrrt-. k idc c run i ' S,TfItIAY. JA.WAnV 10. ; MtnintaUt Ttmo .Stations. . . , UTWA, Ogtlen, t tal. (flt) . . 4-6 n. m.. organ recital, . rara niount iheatep;. Kuulo Deubrs program: 9-10:30, organ rcttal, Paramount theuter; lu::io12 in., dance music. Olio. Ileevcs, und his orchestra. . , KOA. Denver, oloV il2J.I) 12:15 p. m., JUalto theater mil sleale; y, llurmony Ieeress or chestral ' .. '- i' v'' ' lnoifi Time Stations. KKI. ' Ijos Aii"vhw. Cal. . (4(11) 6:30.1! p. in., Kxamlner matinee (J. nightly doings; 6:16. KPi's .See ing California; tiiltn. .vest poeket program; B:4fi, ranltortal-period; 7-S, Itlll Hatch's Ooltmont Coun try club dance orchestra: S-9, "Ks aminer hour; 0-10, Jlary. Chrlstlno Alliin trio. Klorence Kltzmlllor; so prano; 10-11, Packard ltadlo club; 11-3 a. m.. KKI midnight frolic. K KIOA. Seattle, ash. ( .4.H) 4-5: IB p. m William V, Hoff man's orchestra: today's recipe; 6 iM6. Hoffman's' concert' . orches Ira; (i:45-8:16, Ithodes dcpurtment store; 10-U:So, Olympic hotel, Ed die Harkness' dance orchestra KIX, lAma Ileaeh. Cal. 23!!.4 4:30-5 p. m'.i amusement bulle t In : (i-:.H0, organ; 'recltul, "Bray ion's theater;. 7:30-D. ltong lteach Miinictpai bund; it-It, Kehophuue Kntertuiners frolic. ' -KI-'WH, HollywiMHl.: Cal. (23:!) 7:4S p. m'., tnlcrophorte brevities; -!, progrnm, l'arnlta, I'hotographlc ut iid Ins; !-lo, Warner liUroLlier? syneopatorsr - 'Rlephtinlc ; Pftv-tton. contralto; l.e Itoy Kullxrgitnd his ukulele; 10-11, Warrti-r Urothcrs frolic, direction Charlie Wollman. Iv;). OukJuml, Cal. Ctiti.u') r 4-6 :;io p. m,, concert orchestra, Motel St. I-Yiinels; S:10 lo JAry berp company program; fleorge (Jailand. snxophohlst ; Columblun trio; iA-la S:iling. soprano; r'ltrol .Itirboe, necOmpnnist ; Alice. I'oyh er, violinist; Jeannette Sheerer, old ri net 1st ; lrtt nk , "M uel ler, ;t enor ; 10-12. Glrvin-Dcuer California.' col. Iet;liins. - ' ; ' t" . . Kti I'ortlamir pn ;(I9I.5) yf" RE.S-TOP SOU IM JAIL AkaO TmETAWAM?? WAMt rMD -V CCKTT KKIOvM HOVAJ-fOGETMOO k FORE WOrt GO . TS r ygangw ( i pal's E. TV' end' '' " - 0-w.LU.( tJ ' ' w ltM 1Y HtA KHVtCC ISC. J FINAL CLEARANCE Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery PUTMAN'S ; Sister Mary Says: ItOAI OllH)NICH CltOSSINO Ily. Sister Mary) .'itrcakfast Crapes,- ccrcul. thin cream, buckwheat pancaJtes, country sausage, crisp bruu bread lust year opened a public, roud tu HOOD UIVKR. Or. Jieurlng on a petition to establish 'a grade crossing over tho O-W. It. rffe N. tracks t-ust of Cascade locks ws held hero by 11.. H. Corey and Thomas K. Campbell mtt t ho, public service commlHslon. On petition of C. T. Smith, who operates a fer ry between Cascade Locks and Stevenson, Wash., the county court 12:30-1:30 p. m.. Hose City trio: C-7, dlnnner concert; 9-12. dunce music; Curt kremer, plunist. KIM, J A m Angelc. Cal. (lO.Vt!) ; G-ti:30 p. m., Iclghton's Arcade en feteria 1 orehest ra, J aek ( hon shaw. lender; 6:30.7:30. history story, l'rof. lb-it .ok; ol!to Wright. Henrietta Toland. Nona Clapp with t'nelo John; 7:30-8. ltoller canary show; 8-10:30, dedication and pro gram, Al Malatkiih Shrine, l.os An. ffehw: 10:30-11:30, Kiltmore hotel dance orchestra. , K.1II, Seattle, Wash. (:t8l.l) 1-2:30 p. m., organ recital, Co lumbia theater; "What to Prepare for Tonight's Dinner," Hernice Itedlnglon; (!.(!:30, what's doing nt the theaters; fi:45-7. the box office. Seattle theaters' doings; 8:30-10, li. CK "Warner company program. featuring artists; lo-iu m,. Henry Halstend's Victor Recording or chestra. . , KMTIt, HollywoiHl, Cal. (L:iH) 7 p. nw Starr I'iano company studio; 8-10. Turner orchestra. Ixtren owell. director. KNW HoIIvhx1, Cal. (.) - 6-6:30 p. m'., Sunny .lliu's story; 6::ie.:15, Wurlitzer pipn orgnn studio; Town Tattler; travel I talk. W. F. Alder; ti::i0-7, Atwater,' Kent concert orehestrn ; 7, talks on Insect life, H. W. MeSpndden; 7:16, ehurii nunoiinceineiils; 7:30 S, WurlHaer pipe organ studio; 8 10, KX feature program; lo-ll, Amhassudor hotel tlunce orelu-stra; ' 11-2 u. m.. Hollywood Nlte, Film- , land Frollrkers. KIM), san IVaiK-Kco. Cal. ( lK.:i) ' S a. -m., daily dozen exorcises, Y. M. t. A.; H):;:o, "Ye Towne fryer; 12, reuoing ,oi inc. scripntreH; 1-2,1 y is. p. m., Uudy Selger's I'airiuout ho. ' rrrr? tel orchestra; 2:3, popular music program by the lioheinluii dance orchestra; 3:30, Talaee hotel con cert orchestra; Cyrus Trobbe, di rector; C:3o, "Ye Towne dryer;" (1:36-7:30. Wuldeiuur Und and the States reslnnrunt orehestrn; 8:10, special program, celebrating the third birthday of the station; 10 .lack -Coiikley's CablrlaiVs. ' " KI'SN, liisudciiit. Cal. I.VS) 8-0 p. m., 1'iiu! Heese und art ists; 0-10. dance 'orchestra, Hotel Maryland. UTAH, Oakland. Cal. (210) fl0:30 a. m., prayer service, Hev. K. It. Spaulding. Woodruff, all relutlves from Curry county, and V. O. Kmerson. Cnlled St ul es 'engineer, and Captain and Mrs. H. J. Galluhno, Salvation Army heads In Marshfleld.. The operation took place In Mnrahfield at 1 Wesley hospital. Some doubt was expressed of the outcome, It was said. . ' loast. milk, coffee. l.hncheun Crt uin of carrot soup, croutons, opcii cqttnge eheeso' und celery sandwiches, banana pudding, milk, tea. Dinner New Kngland - boiled dinner, head lettuce salad. Hos lon brown breud, iipplu roll, milk, coffee. Ho many vegetables aro Included In tho "boiled dinner" that un ex tra vegetable Is not plunned. The salad Is a very simple affulr while the dessert Is rather,. hearty. , Tiio family who urn not physi cally busy during tho morning hours will not want tho sausage and buckwheat cukes suggested for breaktust but tho ly or fclrl who will be out of doori will find tho meul mos; KUtlsly.nir. ltanann I'udilin-r - t Six ban am is, cup nuar. ' Vj cup boiling wutor, cup seeded and chopped lalabu, one - third cup blanched and tdTrtdUeU al monds, I lemon, few grulna suit. 1'eel bununus and hcrupn off (i7.xy covering. Arrung-j hi h but tered baking dish. Comhln su gar und boiling water how bring to tho bulling point. Add munim, nuts, julco of lemon mm1 suit. our over bananas und hako lu u moderate oven until bananas are tender, about 30 minutes. Serve with, cuslurd tHUUCu or; whipped eroum. . a high water ferry landing. A contention advanced by tlio rati line was that tho neeessslty Tor the public crossing will cense to exist beforo 'this year's end 'be cause of tlie completion of a tj(3r bridge over tho Columbia just west of Cascade Locks. V .When horses were, first Intro duced Into l'olynesla 'they fright ened the natives, but they arc now called "buna-hovo-fenna". meun- in "a pig which runs uulckly over tho ground." IMUSOXKItS AYOllil) WOKK SADKM. Orei WHHarn DmhI, acting for approximately 30 pris oners now confined in tho coun ty jail, bus sent a letter to mcm bors of the , Marlon county court seeking for a conference In con nection with the proposal to es tablish a rock pile for the. county charges. Jl was sold thnt a survey of the jail Indicated that approximately 75 per cent of the luniutes aro not advorse to working, but they oi- jeet to employment on" h rock pile. Warm work, thev said, .would bo more natlsfaclory. j Whether tho court will grant the conference was not disclosed. The ohoo In n d for testing the acoustic properties of .hulls -in some places In Kurope. .. DEAUTY-IfiO In It B A U T Y Womun Is An Asset. An nssct of almost priceless 'power In the social world. ,Und lii the business world .also. ' Our Beauty Treatments add . Ao your youth, buoy up your spirits, utuko you u new woman:! J . 1 Colonial Beauty Shop SKIN (ilVIlN I'lltl-: VICTIM. i .VIAItSHKlKI,D. Ore. Six per sons 'gave, skin to save tho HTo of) Dennis Cunlff of Cold Ileaeh, nil : nped pioneer of that city, who, 1n i December was burned as he snt by ti. original und genuine Coil A .r- hls Mrcplnec. Thnsn helping in tliel,,,- q Cuinpound Tablets (10 tab oieni1lon Included Mrs. C. ). Doyle, no cents. Adv. . A. H. Miller, Mrs. Henrietta Wciffh 5 Pounds More In Thirty Days Ask iteu uross Jii'ug more, .iiass Drugs or any druggist for 'a box; of McCoy's Cod IJvev Oil Com- pound Tablets. They cost but lit-1 tie, aro sugar coated und us pleas'-' ant to take us eundy. . , I Skinny men and Women " ial;e! them to speedily pilt on plehly of, good healthy solid , flesh und or this purpose they are so cxlremety good that thin men and women often take on 5 pounds or move In 30 ilnys. As a ui'alter of fact, your druggist is authorized to re l ij nt yo ir money If you don't take on f iioiinds In :to days. One thin . woman gained l 3-r ))fiiliiils In Fix weeks. lie sure, and tisk rort aici oy s, MINERVA SAYS: Why do women leave home? 1 'INi come to Till: HOOT I'.ltY Ut buy flnki. Why does a boy kick every can lu sees? ' llctuiM) 1m emit liiirt Ibc sImms he gels hen..' , Why do people wear ureU supports? To ItoItT up tlnHr fhllui anliis. What will keep yo ir tois from overlapping? Ir. Stltoll's Tim J'Ict. What will I do to be ubic to walk more? Wear Areh-AM anil Hel Cnw Shoot. What will prevent u bud cold? Wear frooil sImm9 ami warm ts klnir. Why Is a hotel like a la dles' hose? Tlnr Iki h lia o niimer. Spuntc Hose are uarnn tee a jw pair tor each runner. THE B00TERY No extra chnrK fr ftin?. HAY IIAYHK.X. I am (3 years, darn It. I . .. : : . . . . . u&mbxMpz, ; lA CeWy-1 Mil WOltl.ll'S VIII N(il'.ST prima ... V 1 ' PljK? 4 m li Mi iH " ' -'ZTTl .'W; lnV p$fW V- mm : : ., , vuT -77- : fS. I LNDLVS CUUVtl' 70S. Tbc SiMnpan vtvit whtr Ihouuni. u( piltrlnu ( lo to4 "p.. 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