?.hm(l:ty; January- 18, 1926.
LA GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Celebrate Birthday .
With Party
'Mrs. IS. 1'". Wyld.i -nt-rtiilnd n
number or rliililnn Saturday iirtir
noon honoring lhi sixth birtlulay
anniversary or her small i.soll, Gor
don. Tile utternoon was spent at
Kainen followed liy a delleious
luncheon. Kavors. t In lrlKhl col
ors, vcri Kiven I he I'hllilren. "A
Ifalure of the Imieheon was n
lilrthilay rake with six lighted nill
dles. . .
'The ehihlrefl ln-esent were: Jun
ior lieyuolds, lti x l.oury. Marparet
flxon, l'atrieia and l-Yiiiw Clark,
(leraldiae mul llarbttra O'lirlen.
Mareia Miller, Mary Htla Koley,
Nelllll and Helen Karir.-anl. Nnney
Holmes, Stuart Wylde and the
honor Kltest.
Junior Endeavor
Meets at Church
Tho women of the homo depart
ment of the l'reHhyteriiin church
entertuiiicil the members of the
junior Christian, Kndenvor sor-letj
at u (I( liIitfi)l party S;itun!:iy uf
ternoon hi the community room o!
tin church. Twenty children am"
that many women were pri'm-nt.
An impromptu prorum was ptvef
during the afternoon, includini
'feeveraT r.adlnfj hy Krnncos Wal
lace. A nunihcr of Inti'nv.thuf fr.i'ncf
"wen4 1'njoyed ly.t!n;-hil(ln'n. Mar;
Nuwtand and Cutli and Martfaret
MarAlHstcr were in charge of the
Kninos. .
(!' lnT6Ve ndjourni;iW;t.' "
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W. R. C. Officers.:
Are Installed' '
Memlters of the Oliver I1. Morton
TieHef Corps No. ?, h- ld ipr mm
lar dinner Saturday tit noon at tin
K. I'. Hall. The' lu v. ('1 V. Hum
spoke during the serving of dinne
and Mrs. Jesuit- t ison jravt' a read-
The regular niectine; of the corp'
was held at 2:30 o'clock foHowiiV
dinner and ot'iiecr.s for the ensulnf
-eor were Ini-tnMed l.y Mrs. Jessr
4 Nelson. , past president, nssistert h
Mi.- Ilr.fln. Wi iKht us conductress.
The foUowhiy; officers were instill,
ed: 1'resideut, Laura liriiden; sen.'
lor vice president, Lena Jones; Jun
ior vice president. Susan William
son; conduct reus, Alice Turner; as
sistant conductress, Klsie Wlleoek
chaplain. M! la Smith; treasurer. Kl
nora f'nrr; Hecreinry, I'ifl'ie Sllntr
ptiard, l'r:mcls 1'hi nk; nsflistiinl
jiua,Vd, SiiHun ltmuctt; press eorrn-
jsnondent. Sidnie Nve; patriotic In.
si met or. Uehecca Koehensparer:
musician, "v;Ma dales ? Wind coloi
lieaH'Vn'.'ilhirhrt' J-!(n. '. (JVellh
Smil'h," Liu raim ' Smith nrid"!hmi
I'ollard.
I'reviniis lo .tn:itMn::llnii two mew
members were initiated. The in
stalling1 olTicir wiim; pr: siuited with
a beautiful, hmaiuel by tilt; moiii
liers of t he cnrrH.
Cove Ladies Guild
Meets lie;e . . . ..
Mrs. Hay t!oodnour;'h and Mrs. J.
,1. Conh-y were hnMi-wt-H to the
members of (lie Cnvo Ladles' Kilild
Saturday iilt'-motm at. the home of
Mrs. (looilnoujrli on Oak slrett. A
dellcloiui luncheon was served at
mum
New
Spring
Co
ats
Latest Sport
' Models.
See Our "Windows.
WA LUNG'S
Tied In. .
joluitt will mw't'ni the homo of Mra
f Charles . N'oyes, M 5m 'AnNuiiM uve
I nuo, Wednesday, utternoon -.at. 2:80
o'clock. 'All mcmbora arc rqueHt
ud to be present. ' f v
r.. . v. '-i
tTIio' regular mcetinB - of" the
Ilatdtes Auxillary to Hrotliorliood of
Hallway Trainmen will be tomor-
Irow even In if at .-7:80 , o'clock it
Katies hnll. ' V
-Mrs. T.. II.; MuxVell will enter
tain thft mnmbors of.thc J.vll. cant
club Thursday afternoon with a
luncheon al 1 o'clock.
Sister Mary
Here is an' oriidnal-way towear the
eurl iiecl-Iru M. AbSng ..rope. U
wound ' it bout -il tie.- throat -to hoJU a
illk liowwon' tin lft n'iila Then, tt
s looped . 'lvc! iVbsi; tyiritf 4n,t
:noi. One TeuJ dropl' llow tno
vaidtline iu front. tUo'othtr behind.
1 :30 o'clock" with ' covers -laUU for
jfi. - v , .
After - luncheon four-1 tables 'of
iridic were' forive(V.yllh 'MraA."
1. Oonklln winning hteh scorcjind
Mrs, A.' Orton .th'Q scopnd-'prlicf.
Maxims. Entertain , ;
t Bridge Party v
Mr. and M rs.-Maxim :cnter,tnincd
i number of friends it hrldpo-Hat-irday
evening. Throe tables were
st play with Mrs. I. Crawford wn
.ilnjf high scoro among .the ladles
Mid i naries j lonurg. anu geniie- t r 1
men's prize.. Consolation nrfees i .HioW. .; ll.Mhe whltes-uf
(By Sisier Mary) --
Itrcakfiist : GrniH'rilt, ' cereal
cooked ; with Alates, .tliin cream.
brod: crumb pancakes, sirup, crisp
bran' toiust. ' milk, . cofftic." -
Luncheon Kmr -.--and voRelablo
salad, rye bread, siiuasli puddmir,
milk, tea. . '
Idnner-f VeiJ " tlmbales, . twine
baked potatoes, creamed - carrots,
molded spinach salud.-prune vhlp
w4fh custajd saitno,-wlibln;.t..wh'eat
biadi- apple jely.V;mltk, coffee;
"The veal ttnihales yiwi;fup-.fiH8
of -veal' loft, from iheroasL sug-.
gtstcd for, the'' dinner-Just vprocodj-
ing;. ., , . .v ..,,',;
' -The egg nml yegetablcT'saJad'' Is
soiiuwcliat out of .the. ordinary but
very' m'uch' wbrth ylille. ;
. . i'ir ;aml Vcactam Rata!?.
Five - hard Cooked Cggs, .1 - small
gree.n pepper, Y; cup finely fchop
pcd,;colery,J'4. tablespoons'.- tomato
cutsiip. 'l 'tablespoon. lemon juice, 2
in bh-iqiociriit i oIlVo. fill'. ay WiMi4Bf, 1
Vj' teusppon'SUlt H.tonspobn -.paprika.:
2 cups shredded cabbage, 1
riilp enohvdnsslnK.A',''-,. "t;.; -f
.flut etfja i'rt.hales crosjlse; Re.
move '.yolks, and- mash." ..Itcmovc
plh'.nnd '.seeds'- from -"pepper :and
mlnco"fcs)i. Combine celery, pep
per'and -egg -yolks wlh' vinegar, oil.
salt, paprika ad lemon Juice; Mix
wclL'aniladrt' enbugh -mayonnaise
pa
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III f;M
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Die plant will uecommodale l-'t
cars. the site is a short d lata nee
list of a block of land owned by
J. C 'Labker, rumor being pcrsU-
tent that the Lasker propcrlty Is
the subject of negotiation as ;v
site for u Jm-rnom hotel. The
l.asker property Is just east of
the county building.
went to Mrs. Clndcii and Mrs. Mat "v--ga wmr inm imiavm. . .
"oalwi II ' Jlbage..-Wlth l"fench .dresrfliig and
ninth on was sened iftcr the a l.lttti r s rvc k,h
...... . . on tlfei bed of. cabbage.: ,
' ' " 1 :"Tiirearts',i of plmlplo througti
1 " .ithe: cabbage Hridvimit'li.-to.Mhci at-
trneth'e'nuHS of the. salad. n. v. .
Announcements
Social nmioiint-eineiitri nuiy 1k
primcil In (IiIm column frwi of.
charge. Any announcements per
taining lo any fuiM'tkins Mich as
('(Kikcd food sale, vtn. will . In,'
ifliiscir. Annoiinccmeiits. to lie
pi-Inlet) the same-day. must 1m
lit society cilltiir s tiunds,li 0:00
O C'llM li. SvH 4lii tor's llptft.
rVvK -H v-:
t IUAHO'ASSKSSOJtS" CAHHY ON
I J lie. Neigh hqrhdod ddb- will moct
ftimoprnw artcrnoon.nt S:. 10 'O'clock
at the club room's--in th? Illtrary
niiiiiing. m cm,. - (ioorgOi H.i'Lyrrmu
will 'have charge 'of .thevprogrfLm
ior the afternoon, v It . will' be a mu.
deal prograin'rrVVesVrtlii'g'MhnM
erent nations. v-l he particlpanta
wiH be. In costume.'." k: :
linTML' l.lii h-r- 'I'ticsdnv'H ReH
Hohs'voK tin annual convention of
Idnho icounty asscswoi-s wifiu
vote.d -to MisduHstons' of .liroldcnm
common to .-nil-AiHstusoi's,. and to
i Ib'ajlhg 1 addrcHsoy. '. JtJHllcc. .Kay
' lnqiid'.' f-.v'-tllvitna j' the , supreme
court -uibi .A..'jMui,aio.i'iMrm'.'
usrtesm! oO'A't' county. -'Wf-e two
ot-tluvspvaUuila. f . .. ..v.v . ..
; hesol 'ttlotitff litdng upreparpij; njrn
fpecinu" lO' ne -suifiuiiictj. -itK-yutir
Wednesday, rttprning. v lrols. by
,.,fnt i,.. urn -iM-nrbitiir' 'nt Intnrvnlti
nib vatiles; to bi- .made uniform on
o)UM.sfieiiionri'''Or.(hind..
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The 1'roHlivW'rimi Womon'31 Hlblr- 'rpllrwn
'ltln i(i(jut'llirti;iihri- h-mlliiBulrls
shij'olliii,' Irt Oioir lioinn nconoiMlOB
11 PS;R:A
MINERVA SAYS:
We wirej fr more Zip- '
prs today. , If they u"e Jl !
t Im ma rket we will ha c f
them.-
The -ln. top M.-n's Shoes j
are goimi gmul now. - Five
stybs to clujose fi-om; blacK, ;
brnw n and nxhloo'l. !
.M rt'tt liKht atr heavy
K uhher. 1
Men's heavy Wool Sox
white, gray, rd and gre n I
colors. Ki-duced pi ices o-l
these.
Oriss K io(n for men from
.iin to Kto.oo. ,
M n's Work Shoes from I
$:t.:(i tfi x.yoo. . l
It. Sen nil's Arch Supports I
end all kinds of foot nppIL j
. a nets, fitted bv a grad mte
prac tiif dU. No charge for
eammalioits and consult.
tion. ;
We have a machine to a l
jut inch and every at '-h
support to fit the contour
of your foot legardless of '
the sl,:ipe tt m-iy be In. We (
hnc lots of siMisfinl eus'o
iii' rs -a k t hem. We rn n i
gle Jti) their n:imi.
THE B00TERY !
BIV-. I M l you c
.-rn TiOi- and
IK-
nVIlT ' VICTIMS .Mrs.
Much O- Turientlnp or Ml tie
Itntlt. Arlt. (above) and MInm
Taiiliiiff Hitter of New lorli.
Xotu . Fast Kellcf wm kers.
wcie lipid up by ha nil I It hi the
remote LaurusiiH and rolilal
, of. money. and. jewels. :'
AW. INSllt.WCi; MK IMTK
AnttSlacr l')iiml (in lit. v.
1ALUAK. Ore Ituymond MIL
ler, 18. Who on1 Jieceniber Irt ran
down'and killed .1. C. Ifivler. well
LEWIHTON Idaho At a jneet-
ing January 1 at the Lewls-Clark
hotel, life insurance - representa
tives of the la northern counties
of Idaho orauled the National
Association of Life Insurance l'n-
lerwriters for Northern LlaliQ. lo
be a branch of the national organ
ization. Officers chosen are:
George W. Swelger, Lewisron, pre
sident: Al Hauch, Lewlston, vice
president : I toy V. 1 a u ley, 1 .e wis-
ton, secretary-treusurer.
Tho meeting was attended by
i, nearly all northern counties
being represented. Leitera were
eeivetl from several announcing j
that they would join. Speakers
expressed belief that tho organ-
1jttlon -would benefit the public.
There will be a monthly meet
ing at Lewlston. The directorate
will represent all northern coim
t lea. 1 iu rl n g the yea r. reglnna 1
meetings will be held In principal
(owns.
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PUTMAN'S
Welcome your charge account.
La Grande's Exclusive
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery : :
known merchant1 and pioneer edi
tor of Lallan, wus convicted by a
Jury In circuit court of involuntary
man slaughter. The jury reoom
mended lenity. Sentence will be
imposed Thursday by Judge Rnni.
sey. ' , ;
It takes hut one stepping' stono
to reach tho altar It's a diamond;
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In tho social world, and In the
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' I.KWISTON,' Mii. -.Millor utvl
3okh. extnliMlve. Lewlston in-oporly
ownfi-H. '. otmomirv'l Junuiu-y in
Hint u Briirrnl. lori- wouhi M In
Hullcil as (inrt 'nr. tlic i m 1 1 i n 11 1
of the iiioiK-I auto camp lin y .i.c
Hinrilnx on JOuxt Muln ntn-ct. a
Uriel: hull. lint,- will 1)0 crortril to
lion? tho fltorc, while on tlio-hhiih'
lot till oil station will lm hnilt.
Showor ImtliH, stininn'r illnini;
roonm.nnil otln-r fucllltioH txru )Q
itK InHtallotl. tlio plant to bo one
of the finest on the l'nclrlc const.
-The Investment, exclusive of the
brlolc hnlhllnK. will rrnclt Jlli.ono.
1
i 14 " ilma i l
cUftu.v rem -
mm mm
mTEm CTTMrrro ma
New
More "Tor i your money.
'and the biest Peppermint ,
Chewing Sweet for any money
look for WRIGLEVS P.K.HanMi
f on your Dealers Counter c fa
"Trouble"
luditml your UdepJiono scitIcw 1a tho" "plant' oocnplt-
cjit-l iiUHtliaiihvil ciiulpiucnt of pole, cnblew, wires, nwitnli
bmii'dM, bLsti-uinents, etc., carefully ailjusted and absolutely
tlepcjulent on ptu'fit't eoiuitnu-tiou and maintenance.
Tho "plant1' Ih oonittaiilly subject to nccldeiit and out4do
tiitvrfcrtuu. Stornw, fires, Uic carelessueKs of workmen, tlu)
ii nnks of clillrtrtn, concealed defects of material -all ptey
tlicir pail t j -j
Your lines nro oonstantly watoliel ami testwl. In thA ,
case of trouble wo oru Kwncrally tUo first to know It, bat
notlfimtlon to our Complaint Department when tlicre la any-'
thintc vrong will no appreciated.
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Telephone Co
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UY.K VM'K MK.VS'N MOVKY, for she's Ida ldli. Iluncsriny
si t i ess, rfiifl her fscr will siipesr on all the new hank notes In
b-r native luntL
SIR lOKACK Rt MBOLU.
ho U U rrprt4 mUi rnrtl
vLrd d'Aufrnon. Brittah tm
btraador to Orauf,
LADV IMIKKEN HETTY
Hl'TCHIMtV.V. dM(hlr tf
th Conntn of l)mi;hnn,
ormrr AUVrw Onn, daaghtr
mt Mk-hMl P. Ormre of New
' York, Is s iiii, ttnatfmrw
- -tmt Um hfii hair tan, ,
'Metusserve
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Electrically
We are fully prepared
to take care of your
electrical needs. '. How
about gome new Mazda
Lamps for those empty
sockets?
La Grande
s Electric Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
REAL RADIO
SERVICE -
We are in the Radio business to stay and our
Service Department is the best that: can be
had. When buying a set, let us explain why it
pays to buy from a dealer who will maintain
this service free. '. - "
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
$2.00 to $2.50
Values
. ' In
Pocket Knives
4 For
$1.19
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Hardware
Phone M-85
Use
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Butter
and
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Telephone Main 60 1109 Washington Avk
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We will fix you up in a way that's
both surprising and pleasing.
Just try our service once you'll be
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