La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1926, Image 3

Tuesday,-January lS,Ali'2(5.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWSofSGOETYlBCflLBS
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Party Compliments
The Rev, and Mrs. Riley
Plfty people of the. purUh ot SI.
""TVtor'g Kplsropnl oliurrh Rulherctl
. at the Kpisropul rectory luat evp-
.Jilnir In a surprise purly . honoring
:th Itov. und Mrs. Oliver Kllcy,
- who hnvo Just moved to the rt.
:,'tory ut iho corner of O uvenuo uml
J -Sixth atroot to mukp. their home.
! ; Tho pvpiilnjr wan enjoyed hocIuU
, ly, and a nhort imtsienl protrram
, ' was irlven. DelleioiiH refrplimenlH,
. hroiitfht to the rmlory Uy tho
'.' RUfsiH, were wcrved at tin impm-
jirlato )ionr.
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Missionary Society
Entertains at Tea
"i The women of the Missionary so
cti'ty of tlie Olirlslinn church Hrv
, C'd tea iiiturlay itfternotm from
- until G o'clock nt the home of Mrs.
. Cblemnn George. -during which
. tlino many guests, railed. Mm. J.
). Smith nnd Mrs. Ida Krrneh pre
sided nt tho tithh-s, which were
decorated in a lovply color nchome
of yellow and .'white, in tho llv
hK room, cyclamens In rose und
, white -wore used. ,
,'MIhr Killth Khel) iiudMfHM Hid
one .Price played two piano duLs
during ihe afternoon, after which
Mrs. J. IV Caldwell kiivp a musical
rcadinfr. JHmes Whitcomli Ulley'n
Hd Sweetheart of Mine," accom
panied by Mn. GeorRp. at the piano.
" A trio, consisting of Mi's. Korost
; VllMon", Mrs." J. T.'Hurvey Jr., and
Mliw Ilornleco McKinney, ming "In
dian 1-ove Song" by Char Ion I toss.,
Mln.s KIIr Mao Hough played three;
''piano . m-lcctions and Mrs. August
P. Nelson guv a a reading entitled
l ;.J'Mir ' Inventor MtiKhaitd.".
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Sanfords Entertain
. Bridge Club Members
'- Vr. Mnnraret Ingle gave an in
: t crest lug talk on "The Study of
Foreign Missions" last evening
when the Westminster society of
tho Presbyterian church met at tho
' home of Miss Gladys Miller on 11
avenue. Mrs. H."l Htoneltfng had
1 'charge of the devotional for the
evening. .
After an enthusiastic' business
1 'session, presided over by Mrs. A
j' V. I.indgren, president, dainty re
; freshmcnts were served by the
liosleKs, assisted by her mother.
I Klghteen members of the society
i were present.
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i Westminister Society
' Meets at Miller Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kanford de-
- llghtl'ullv entertained the members
( of the Tuesday llrldge club and
', their husbands at their home on
M avenue Saturday evening. ThP
home. w:is decorated in a pretty
color scheme of yellow and white.
;" hoiainets of early spring flowers
being used.
Three tables were at play during
i th'cvonlng. Mrs. K. 11. Hoylen re
eeived high score among Ihe ladbuj
present, and V. C. rews won the
Knthmen's prize. At an appro
priate hour a dainty two-course
luncheon wa si-rved.
. Cove (Speriiil) The Cove T Adieu
Cuild gave a dancing party Wed
nesday evening which was very
Micecsshil. The liall was prettily
decorated and an enjoyable even
ing was spent dancing to good mu
sic. Supper was served by tho
Women's club at a late hour.
Though carbon dioxide Is a
waste product, animals breathing
plr from which nil or this tens has
been removed will die.
WALLING'S
New
i Spring
Coats
. Latest Sport
. Models.
' See Our Windows.
WALLING'S
MINERVA SAYS:
More ' Zippers by exppvw
today. Also lipht Rubbers
for men und women.
I Hoys Overshoes, 1 -buckle,
i;to . si.oo.
, Thc men's 9-ln. lop Shoes
Mem to stilt lots of people,
for wp are setting them ot
the right prices.
Itrolten lines of shoes at
reduced prices for Indie.
We fit tho pOcketbook, nit
not nil feet.
Don't overlook those Rtiod,
easy, long-wearing Arch-Aid
I nnd Ited Cross Slfppers that i
! relieve foot discomfort. Soirt !
I ladies swear by them and j
j others swear because, they
; cannot have a pair, but it' a
j do fault of mine. (Itw us a
chance and we'll do our part.
THE B00TERY
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! Children's Itnbbers AOpitnJ
I 80c up to sisn 2.
New Green
kmy
A new Mt haf for umithera wear If
of t npw light gren. It Is trimmed
with "Wtftr(Ii'c out from the same
materUil. -
Announcements .
. KocUl finiKMincenients tnay bo
printed In .thirt column tvec of
cJiarge. Any announeeinents per
taining to any function) such as
cookeil: rooil salct, etc., will lio
rcfiiHcil. . Aimouiiceineiits, to be
printed the. same day, must be
in society odltoi's hands lij 0:00
o'ciiK'ki Nows 'oiHtor's note.
. Tlie d.oynl Sisters of the. Chris
tian church -will, meet Wednesday
aft'ernoon at tho home of Mrs. An
derson," 1.101 Ninth istreet, instead
of at the. -church art announced
Sunday. Mesdnmos Smith; llhodes
and Anderson will be hostesses.'
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; The" Women's-Missionary society
of the JjUtHeran churcli will meet
at the home of. Mrs. N. Nelson, 1U05
Oak street, Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Tills Is the annual
meeting, and officers for tho' ensu
ing year will be elected. The presi
dent requests all -members', to be
present.
Theladles society to the 'Brother
hood of ' libnomotive Firemen and
Knulnecrs will meet in regular Hes
ston at the K. V. hall this evening
at -7:30 .o'cloclc., -Thon will be a
social hour and refreshments after
the. meeting. , A large attendance
is expected. . '
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Tmblor (Special) Tmbler fathers
will have, charge of both -the pro
gram and the refreshments for the
regular meeting .. of- tho Parent
Teacher osaoetailon ' at tho high
school . Thurtttlay evening . at 8
o'clock. R "Iriterestlng1 entertain
ment W' promised,'
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All membors of thu O. n. C. nnd
ladleM auxiliary,, tho It. of I.. K.
and auxiliary -and the It. of I. V.
and U. and ladles society aro In
vited to' a dance to b given by
Iho Brotherhood of Railway Train
men Wednesday evening at Ragles
hall.' '' : '.
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The genera laid ' society of Ihe
Methodist Episcopal .church will
meet at the -honte .of Mrs. A. W.
I-effel, 004' Main avenue, Wednes
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Southern I.umW Firm Will
. Bring TimlH-r to Hk MUlt
JACKSON", Miss, (AP) A new
departure. In ' the lumber industry
In the South' irt seen in the pur-
' V 1 n k b 1 n e-Guild Transportation
company do bring California red.
wood timber to Mississippi mills
for manufacturing purposes.
In view. of tho long hauls by
rail, company officials believe they
can bring the logs by wnter, manufacture-the
lumber here nnd de
liver It to the ml'hUe west without
Increased cost;' To furl her reduce
the expense, of the long transporta
tion by water through the Panama
canal, the ships will carry general
cargoes on the. return trip.
The company expects to put two
of the vessels Into operation early
this spring, with failings from
nark. ': itoi :
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MOVIES OCT AXOTHK.K
AM'IMWT. ilita llmr Mt.
Hull) PrrMlt. If, pirhnl k
IW Mauri Stt liiacii.liir n
tmmtt lyplraJ ,nierirH alii 1
S7.0M roniprtitors. She hum a
fwrt -Tin 8lriHlitf KouL
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WAl.l.OWA. Oro. (Special)
le and Irvln Gastin were lielplng
Sam Meek "hank out wood the last
of the week.
Hru'e Klsheit and R A. Downing
of Leap wero busy liutchering hogs
the laltcr part of the week.
Sam Meek lost n valuable work
horse tlie past week.
C. R Harmon who has been a
patient at the hospital here for the
past two weeks is reported to be
gaining sloyly but his condition Is
considered serious yet.
Gerald Hesketl und Albert C)ill
ilers have been busy u'utliug wood
at tho Ileskett ranch the past
week. - , '
Mrs. C. R liarmon and IV C
Ounkip sient the week end visiting
friends at Knterprlse.
Ihla Couch went to her home in.
Leap to spend Ihe week end.
G. C. l)ix, or Pilot Mountain.
North Carolina, left hern recently
for his home. He was accompan
ied by his uncle, J. ( Kllppin. Mr.
li'llppin has been In poor health
for the past several.' weeks, and
feels that a visit to his old home
may prove beneficial to his health.
John Couch, l-'rank Walker and
Sam Meek, farmers in Ihe I .cap
section were delivering fat hoN to
J. I Maxwell here the latter part
of the week. Fred 1 (raring ulso
of Lean delivered a bunch of fat
I hogs to W. IS. Hunter, at Kvuns
Yiday. Farmers are well pleased
with prleesieing received lor hog
at this time, the lop for first qual
ity stuff, was near the $12 mark
here the first of the '-week,' how
ever, with the loss of 2fic iter hun
dred early in' the week top for
young hogs has remained around
$11.50 to $11.75 here. Fairly large
shipments continue to leave the
county each week, while the ship
ments of cattle have not been lare
for the past few weeks, hogs and
lambs are going in( considerable
numbers each week.
Sleds are being used at this time
by many in the hill seel lops, while
the snow is loose it does not make
very good sledding, but gives a
much better chance to do light
hauling than wit li a wagon, the
dirt roads are very rough In nearly
all parts of iho county.
John Couch, of Leap, Is build
ing a new barn. George Lathrop
assisted him In the work last week.
Gulf port to California points every
seventeen days after the service Is
established. Two more vessels will
probably bepin operations later.
With Ihe four vessels, the com
pany estimates that 400 carloads
of logs will be brought in per
month, or a train load every.other
day. The timber owned .by the
company on the Pacific coawl Is
id to be suffiett nt to last for 50 t
years. A
DOI Itld'.S CAPITAI, STOCK
PONNKIIS KKUItV. Idaho. j
Stockholders of the Kootenai Vnl- j
ley Produce company elected the
following directors: , !
A. II. Trent. K. A. Davis, J. P.!
Meeker,..!. It. Viley and W.
Piiuhifr. Manager W. T. James
said that the vol 'line of business
In 1 !)2.r) was 1 H 1 .!-(!, compared
with l2It.7L!l In
The company, at the close of
business November SO, declared a
slock dividend of lao per cent,
besides the usual 8 per cent cash
dividend. Plans were discussed to
day for development of the busi
ness In tho wholesale and retail
departments. Stockholders voted,
lo increase the capital stock from
$25, dan to $50. oou.
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
.Let us serve
Electrically
We are fully prepared
to t.uke care of your
electrical needs. How
about some new Mazda
Lamps for those empty
sockets?
La Grande
Electric Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
Sister Mary
Says:
(By SiMer Mr )
lirealiffltH Steivetl. dried peach
es, cereal, thin cream, scrambled
e.ggs with ' tomato auuoe, crisp
graham toast, milk, coffee,.
Luncheon Pigs In blankets,
lettuce nundwiches, spongo cuke
pudding, mik, ten. '
JHnner Broiled . porterhouse
steak, mashed potatoes, linked on
ions, grapefruit salad, whole wheat
bread, nut . und lalu pudding,
milk, coffee. '
The addition of tomato sauce- to
scrambled oggK means much to Out
value of tho ilinh. t Fgg being a
"bland" food in and of themsel
ves, need the tartness of tomatoes
being rich In vllumlns, are a val
uable asset (o the breakfust menu
of a child who nmst carry his
luncheon to school. -
Sponge cuke . pudding uses up
state sponge cake to advantage .
Spano Cako Pudding
Twelve thin narrow Hllfles of
sponge cako. cup peach or apri
cot jam. 2 cups boiled custard.
Cut the sponge ... cake In 'pieces
the size and shape(of lady fingers.
Spread eaeh ;neee with Vjum, and
put into a deep disb.; pom, over
boiled custard -and let i sland two
or three hours' or until iho cake
absorbs the custard. . Serve with
or without whipped crenin.
Spmuee Cake Pudding
Two cun milk, yolks 3 eggs, W
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An assi-t of almost priceless pow.-r
In the social .world, and in the
business world also.
Our Iieanty Treatments add to
your youth hiioy;up your spirits,
make you a hew woman.
Colonial Beauty
Shop , .
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, -' ' 'Jr-fcftik!. 'tJiP ' Ui '' ' ' Ooodi callfd for and delivered. . 4- " D
p--;r?3vA ' Valeteria Cleaners
I assortment includes small pieces,
Sniff sniff iiram! You just know
they're FlapjacksJ That uncommon, un
mistakable flavor of Flapjack gew home
to your hot cake appetite 'ait! It's
almost as if it were saying, "Station
FLAP on the air!" , .
. It's a flavor, a taste-sensation, that's
altogether different from everyday hot
cakes; a flavor Flapjack gets from the way
it's blended. And it is this same flavor
difference that has made Flapjack the
largest selling hot cake flour in the West!
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Powder
Extract,-
Cofe
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teaspoon salt, U cup sugar, 1 tea
spoon vanilla.
Scald milk in ' double boiler.
Iteut egg yulks slightly with Kill
und sugar. Slowly add milk, beat
ing constantly. He! urn to double
boiler and cook over hot water
unlit mixture coats Ihe spoon. Stir
constantly while cooking to make
the custard smooth, liemove from
heat and add vanilla. Pour hot
over the cuke.
American l eague Had Only .
-IK Games of lAtrn liiuinu
CHICAGO (AP) Only 4S
extra Inning games were played
in the American league during the
I92.ri . . season, bag ie statistics
ohow.
Four of thcM contests went la
innings each, the most notable be
ing the July 4 game pitched fiy
Herb Pennock of the Yankee;
against Hob Groves of the Ath
letics. Pennock blanked his op
Gut Travel Cost
yet go more often, travel farther, than
ever before.
Go by train. Save in many important
ways by doing so. ,
how roundtrip fares secure surprising
value for your travel funds. Figure your
expense in driving your own car against
the cost by train. The saving in train
travel will amaze you. So save the car for
pleasure purposes. ,
Save nervous energy, too. Your travel
responsibility ends when you board the
train,. Thus ride in -entire comfort, with
a chance to relax and rest and plan your
activity at your destination.
No matter where you plan to go, South,
ern Pacific and its connections can take
you , comfortably and economically. Any
Southern Pacific agent will gladly aid in
planning your trip. Rely upon, them for
complete, accurate travel information.
John M. Scott, A. P. T. M., 805 Venn Bldg., Portland, Ore. ; Jp(QJ GOOD CLOTHES 0
' , ..' J ' : . ': Spertff VAI'ETKRIA Pressing ' H
stands for Better Brealtfasu"
Coffee Insurance
s4ny time you do not think
that Schilling Coffee is the
finest coffee you ever tasted,
your grocer will return your
r money instantly and gladly.
You keep the coffee.
aEs -
ponents with four hits nnd did not
give a base on balls. Groves on
the other hand was hit freely but
was effective in tho pinches until
the- final frame, when tho Van
koes counted tho one und deciding
run. :
The Athletics also figured In
l&-inulng games with the Browns
und White Sox. The Indians an 1
Tygers battled In the other long
game.
Connie Mack's crew was In 12
drawn-nut contests ultogethet',
while tlie tail-end Bed Sox bat
tled through nlno extra Inning
games.
ArtUt Works Ten Year on
Story of rmncror'f) Aopcwstofi
TOKYO (AIM. Tho Japanese
pa Inter, G asel Tu ka tort, w ho ha "
been 'reproducing on a scroll tin
historic scene of th great a ecru
slott ceremonies of the present
emperor, bus finished his work (if
Schilling
Coffee thinker
' We kept filth with
i you during the re
cent trying times in
t thecotiea market.
The quality of
schilling Cot
fee bun ever
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riS' - e,'mP,e, Kwments ana sets lor women and
ff flu 1 " """"S. cl"rn aM' 'very conceivable kind of
I &' J5Sh'3J fur which can be made up to suit your own
WW Al ) individual taste.
22i ' ' You are cordially invited to look over my .
:brara,..wCC!oL. stock. , Vou can be sure that everything is '
' u ' exactly as represented.
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M'mmwt-k I 1510 Adams Ave. II
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Y4 " OT We kent ftieh with ffl
Hats Specially Priced
ONE LOT
. Values to $10.00
,i; Now $2.95
v . , See Them In Our Window
PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
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(er 10 .years. - The scroll Is SO the emperor and empress.
feet long and mbrft tnan 1000 hu- r
man , rig urea are . painiea on ii.i Ait. mnm was once ino seal or fc
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Order a jar of Beet Foods Relish SPRED from your
grocer. It's new und delicious. A spread for sand
wiches, a piquant new dressing for salads, a relish
for cold meat, a seasoning, and pure as pure can be.
BEST FOODS RELISH SPRED
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La Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122
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