La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'.lAyedneaday, January 2d, 1926. XA' UUANDE'EVliNINO OBSERVER Pare Thre i 1 I i s j i NEWS of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon . Entertain at Bridge 'I Six tables of bridge -were ut pluy 1at i viniiiff when .Mr. uml Mm. 11. K. JHxon entertained n't u pret- ' lily unpointed party at their home oil iWond streeL Tint ronnis. weft1 MtoUMKtfV--itu..u. 1,0,1 11,1,1 K',H" 0'- Hi'lu iiiP, lovely bouquets' of eur- j nation! being- used. t lliKhwore among- the ladles wu. ivon by Tr. Margaret limit and 11. A. y.arliiit'k reefiwd Hut gnitle- j iiM'ii'H prize, during the evening's play. Itrldge - wa followed by ti I dainty Iwo-coui'hc htiu lti on .xervi-d ? ttl Hit rani la bleu. I .." Pythian Sisters Install Officers Off loon, for ttii- ensiling your were Installed Friday evening wlion the Pythian Kittera met at -the K. )'. hall for that purpose. 4 if l In, 1 tarutl'-n aett-d as Installing of ficir ami tin olTleurN wit. plaeed iim follows; iMsl rhlef, Mildred O. Crowley; most excellent ehief; nr r.le Cleavlnger; - .exeellenl si'iilor, YHUi Jones; excellent junior, . Kvu g Kpvl''! nuuiageiv Mary ieri:y;-. M. l it. J twni nuw; m. oi i.. -Ain,-Waliaee; . prnleelbr. Cora Fields: tfitard, Sail it- Ihniglas; .''trustees, Sara Mei'liireLydla ()'N'.tiJ .ami lilaneh- Shannon; ' enptaln 'of 'de cree team. iellu llnrhden. .'-After the installation rofreshi. J meats were . served by the eotnmtt tee in eharge. . j ;. 3 Ladies' Auxiliary In Session ' ?: Willi about ) twenty members 4 present the ladles auxiliary to the i lirotherhuotl of Kail way Trainmen met last evpnln;'nt 7: HO o'clock at f Kngles halt In regular session. Mrs. John Adskim. preshh'tit,. presided f over the .short . business session, ? v.liieh was followed by , a .social I, hour. '..-. I . Uefreshnienls were served by the ironiJnHlee in. charge, consisting of, .Mrs, W. I. Warner, chairman, -Airs . Charles pitobp.Mrs. Itoy Kreulz and i Alrn. Jess Spencer. I - . Loyal Women's. Class Elects Officers' J At' the bust meeting of the Loyal I women's class of the Christian church officers for the ensuing ye r were 'elected as follows: Mrs. Coats Latest Sport i Models. See Our Windows. WA LUNG'S iTMENK n K A IT T Y In Woman Is An AHsot. I 'An asset of nlmost priceless powi 'In thn social world, and In th Spring DEAUTHBu T JbiislncHH world also. (ur r.cauty Treatments add to i onr youth, buoy up your spirit s, "vjiinilio you a new wuman, ; Colonial Beauty " Shop - L - .Ii" MINERVA SAYS: M"ore Zipper Overshoes by express yesterday. More snow today. tJet yours whilst wo have them. Women are taking advant age of the low prices on bro ken lines of shoes. We still bavc a frond run of sixes left hi this Int. The ladies Spun lex Silk I fose nt KI.O0 ore going o-it. . Two more men with mis erable feeling feet were put on K.isy Street with Dr. Seholl's Foot Appliance. There is comfort In every pair of Arch Supports when j properly fitted. If they don't" j fit they simply are not rom- j fortnlde. Tho pootery tnak'S , ii specialty on tills line, j Did you every try a Zlno i Corn Pad? Ily Gosh! girts ; Ihcy fe,- nne!. Wis bav. Itunlon Pads n!jn. " THE B00TERY i j, Arch-Aid nn l lit-J Cross SOCIETY Boots Here Is, a etrlkins: mode of th VVelb tngton boot for cold and wet weathef. Of patent leather with a curt of grey lapin, .it is stitched In scallops un the cldoM. Tha heel is particularly C J Mcpherson, president; M'w. L. K. l'routy, vice president; Mrs. I :(!'. sc-cretary-treasurer and Mi's. Heatty, teacher. The meeting was -held at the home of Mm. (reore UochoMter onn S. avoiiue with a larpv uttenifanx-e. Followinp the busimvts' session va uainiy two-coriiae luncheon wuh served by the hostess. Celebrates Birthday Anniversary A. A delightful party took place, at the Hoffman homC'Saturdtiy niJift honoring 'the birthday nnnlversavy of Fritu Jlot'l'man and his daughti-r, Mrs. Orin Iovep. After an enjoy.' able evening at. games und dancing lelirlous ref i-eshments were served. ,.- I.add Canyon (Special) The oung peojile of this section Rath red at the home of Mrs. Itoy Titus laturday evening for a farewell arty honoring Miss Beth Murrel J.iiler, who wlllj have aoon for Portland to make her home. The jarty was a surprl.se to Miss Mil it. A delightful time was .peiil iatieing. followed by dainty re reshntents. Announcements ' Soi-ial aiinoiitiei-im nts 'may be printed in this) itilumn 'friv ,if eluirgc. Any iiniiouneenieiiis wr tainiiig to any functions such li4 crooked food .sales, etc., will bo ivfuscd. Annouiieemcnls, to''tit prlntei the same (lay, must be, la soi'Iety e ill ill 's hnii(M hy 11:00 ii'cloi'k. News edltcir'.s liole. . "Thrift' will be the program subject Thursday evening when 1 he, parent -Teacher association of Urn . Central school will meet In regular session at N o'clock In the high school auditorium. . AN par- nts iil t ackers an urged to ai '.end. A social hour will follow the program, i Mr. and Mrs. W Iter II. Perry will entertain the Swastika itridg? liuli nt t'ueh home Thursday eve ning. - Tlio Inliert of 'Mooseheart Le gion will meet at the I. O. O. R hall Thursday afternoon at t o'clock. Mrs. Waldrou, and' Mrs. Don Shanks, will If hostesses. l,oop Itciml to flnve Power IJiu SANI)Y, Ore., Construction wilt begin soon on an electric light line irom Sandy city limits to Hhodo dendreii by the Loop Kb-ctrlr Light company. A big transfor mer will be put in at Sandy and tbe new.llne will carry an Jl.otiO voltage. This new line will servo farmers and all Ihe summer home colonies along the Loop higbwuy.U I Women's Allure no longer imperiled under hygienic handicaps new way offers true protection; discards like tissue FRESH, charming, immaculate ;oviu worn without a second's fear, my time, any dayl If you seek this added charm, stop mployint? old-time "sanitary pads," n secure, uncertain. Eight in 10 hcttrr-rlass women now emplov "KOTKX" ... a new way, 5 tunes at absorbent as orut nary cotton pads. Alscrbs and deodorize at the ;ame time, thus ending ALL danger f offending. i ) ou discard it as easily as a piece of tissue. Ao laundry. Ao r arrassment. You ask for it without hesitancy, lit anv drug or department store, : i.. i.., "ivnTY In fairnew to yourself, try this tmazing way. Co-its only a few :tnts. Come twelve in a package. KOTCX No laundry discard like titrue ' Chcwk!l llnhk'Pi'otrH'r'O Jorie "frHit-: V loM Mist': Tirlll t'UKWEl.AH, Wash.The Hank Kooh, j)iansli Mpi'y ("liMathinu of 4'hewalah has eleeU-d us Ul- Johnsoit.:i)anlit; 4. - .culinary htnt. rectors S. A Klnibrough. vice pr.i- Mrs. t'lum Hoover; 8:30,' Hrown blent of the lchangt National Valac string orchestra. ' ' bank. Spokane; I'nink W. Dickey,. Pnvirie Time S(ati.m Thomas IJowiMi and Kred :- W. -km. iJW.Aii.lisi. Inl: Mil?) i mi-ki-j , i ih'h em ii. i urt'cioi a c!ee. t Mr. Howers- president: Kra.ik w. im-wy, ,vr. preH,ueui; v. i 'u Key, , cubiiut, nun , r uissie Oman, usriistnnt cashier. The of- and satisruetbrr&nt. 'h u(- fteient surplus to have ilechtred :i Sn per fe1il Tm'tdend, 'm lli- directors ordered this sum set aside for protection or deposltofd. The First National bank re elected directors ami officers. Radii 10 Till HSOAY. ,1AM AltV Hi .Monntnin Time StatUm. ,i rAt t nlgarj. .' (-IIiri.H) i 7 p. m.. bedtime slory, Itadlo Uidy; !t-1l. Canadian National Kailwas program; dance prograiii. Jack 1 tush ton's .sereitailMH. CMtC, Cnlgnry, Cnu, (-IHA.8) s 7 p. m., bedtime story; , Jack Itusltton's set'enariersl .4 . , ui'wa, ()Kticii,rtuii 'an 4-5 p. m., organ recital; -Para-, mount, theater; .:-(!, Jtadio .dealers progrnin. - ; - ; v. ! . .'.i 4. liVjt Fx ('nlrimilo Sii'irs' tVilo. -J.0) .'D-ln:!; p, ni.,, Koseiuary tlar dens , dnH preprogram. - -. '.. liOA., ix-hv. VoU. (Hii'J.'i) '0 2: Ifi i. in.,' Kialto theater inu-slcale-' 3:1fi,1 relaxing and corree livexereVy, Mrs. Iluth lrnm'm WJfi'ing; 'matinee fpr hoiWc- twivi'S. St, riirys wademy: Miji- i? a m'fc&i : HIS once him jreat and useful t;:f 7 ;ihariy men and women i jJifie on ihe road to Success and Hap ink counsellor of Thrift FRANKLIN. 7- - M : ; If (you have the determination, the courage and the vision to. ..foiJge; ahead arid succeed in anything you set out to do - - you.' know well 'the meaning of, the Word THRIFT. ' ' . '. '; - ' ' ' V If .yqu,:,would bo. & credit to yourself, your family, your home ;and the community iri which you live - - self-supporting with an evcu'-presenV thought, of your future - - practice THRIPT. ';ty?y$. yftcssion, of money need-not or should it he your goal, lmt"?mbife'!is very important to a happy, useful, well-ordered : . . life. Therefore; the SAVING of money must enter into your scheme oiving. " f y.; : " . i I , -"For ; 'Success and Happiness!!'9 Today is the day to, act! Open a Savings Account with this Bank.' You'll -find 1's.eagpi;. tq.;hclp you. "Save and Have!" as ' ; rnM;n until An1 lir.frii'n liinn- - - T in in iiotisu ! I w ! '' l. ! '. Iri I luH fw ill Vlfl Vflllt'K. II nr 7 - wr . - o :.- n vrr ' n : I -mtecl rotates Fazmiml oan& f E:.to-t p, in.. l;umlner mcitiuee; fl. nightly doings; (1:15, h'Kl'w See- lug California ti:3o vest pocket program; (1:45, ltnd,lotorial period; 7-S, proruni, Htudents of I'ntver- . " . ..fta frln. ,,,'',; 9- 10, provram, ('bickering hall; 10- 11, lOx-anilner boar. KIHiN, I.oin lleneh, t'al. (2:t2.l) 4:.lo. ft, p. m.. , nmiiKement hullo tin; (i-ti::to,. organ recital, Vtray tonV thoatr; 7::-il, loiig 1 leach Municipal- bund. KVAVU, HtllniHil. Col. (252) 7 p. m., talk. Ir. Kloyd Urown;. 7: 1 Ii. microphone brevities; s,a, KKWli's I.irtb Sympliony, Hay KaUey, leader; Hill. .HhiUe-tenor; fl-lft. prograjii, Hon P. Sinitb Inc., I dana-Moori , danep' 'orchestra; Sol lloopii's lluwailam:: lit-lt. War ner I'.rotliers, t'rolio, rtireotiou Char lie Wellmaju - ' ( k;o, Oakland, ('al. (:tot.2) . 4-rk::0-rouoerl orchestra.; "r'rlend to lloys;" ra stories. Jane, Isabel Curtis; R.'A Kcrui) of Pajter," KK) player;, Arlon ti'lo. ,: . IU;V, VorOuitfi, Ore. ( lftl.5) 1 2::i0-l::(0'. p. tn. foncert.; Iloso City lrio;Hi-7. tlinner'concert; 7:45 S, lecture, jOalhollc -Truth, society. KIM. Xus AngeleH.'Utill.- (-I0.V2) . ti-fii0-p.",(in.; U ighton's Arcado cvtl'eteria. -orcbest ra. ., Jack- Cmn-sha'w.--'ie;Vdor;' - i::iui-7::io', liislory story. Prof. llertKog;, Dickie Hran don, .screen-juvenile;.'. Joyce Coad, Jeanne de-Ilard' and ,1'ncle ( John; Sr10, progranu (Nichran liros. Cn.iu Wftl f;offee quintet; 10-11. Don v ti ana n o : ' ;:77,--z is the week that the nation, again, does homage unto who brought into its life so :: -- Clurk's IJiltmore hntM dance- or ,; ' ..)- crick and ebestra. ; K,HU Seattle. Wash. (;iKI, l:3u-ll:30 a. m.. Kivderlck Nelson; music. orulsli school; talk. "Wash Material for Chil dren's Play Subs," i;race Denny; 1-2. organ recital, Columbia thea ter; "What in prepare for tonight's dinner.' lEeruico Ucdingtun: -tliSO, what's doing at the theaters; U:45-7, the box office. Seattle theji lers' dufiifis; 7-S: SO, program, Ku reka mixed quartet; K::io-H, l'u get Sound Savings and Loan as sociation orchesira, Hent!,- tumskl, dtreelor: 10:,SO-12, weekly meeting of "Keep Joy Itadlatlug Order of1 Hats.' IvM'llt, linlhumxl. ("Hi. (2:18) 5-H p. ni., home hour, 'iltmmy Simmons -and pupils ' of farter Weaver in continuity program; tl 7. S:arr Piano coinpnny studio; S to, The' Turner oi-bestra.' I.nren Powell, directing. USX, IlolIywoiMl, Cnl, (:t:tn.ft)-- fir::to p. iiu,. Sunny Jim's talk; 5:30.(1: ir, Wurlitxer pipe organ studio; Town Tattler; C: 15. travel nilk. W. h Alder; :ao-7. Atwater Jiint conei'it orchestra; 7-S, pro gram. II. 1.. ' Crockwlt: Ilya Dron soh, concert cellist II. Ii. (Vock ett, baritone; 8-;i, program, Willys Overland dealers of Soul hern Cali fornia ; !-. o, program. M. WHn sti'ln, dealer in precious stones; Hi ll, Uay West's Cocnanut 11 rove dajiee orchestra, from Ambassador hotel. . Kl'O; Snn l',rnneiso. Cnl. ( IHS.:i) 7-7::to n. m., dally jlozen exer cises; 10, domestic science tall;, Virginia Tappan; 10:Su. "Ve Towne i 'ry'!"; 1 2 m.. rending of the Scriptures; 1-2 p. m Itudy Selger'n lalriuont hotel m chest ra; 2:;io ;ir :t0. mat inet' piri.-ram; :t : :10-. : ;o. a v ii! t An z things; Whose will start in all walks of - - BENJAMINf f Mj eer.(U II 1 ;M 1 1 1 S hour jhterifsj ,.liii: hwr;' i"Ve TowiiUj ; 4'i-7t,,'vhU mar l.bld and Iim St;;t;a l;.-:lm-r.rtt ord'M b:i ,7' nnl K 'l- geCA liinhr i r'.- n o, sLijillot Ui-r,rajii S,,i s singingi' liowiy. 4t jn;ujn":' t. .lack I 'oukley's i 'idilrunis. liPSN. Pnsadtna. Cal. c;i,-..rt S-! p. m.. Paji:;.b-n.i cl. amber ul' coiniuereo, ' KT 1 1," ( n klnml. i n r. (pn !t-t):M0 a. m., prayer tU-r. :c. O. W. -Plrllhi'.s; s-iD, UmU-i- pro- '. grain 1 nkevlew l-ik4 A-K sCti:ntei-. 'LAKKVII'fW.' te"e," feiiti'i signed. by tin- Klltrt nnd Ti: ae.t cants1 for "niembersr.ln u. s r., ,. lorwanb d to Wdliaiii I i . A ' u'ei Kraild exalted t Ule( u t t; , ! asking that ii kih-i !,! .!! be granted for a -but!-;.' ei -l:'l i IjikevleW. All slrnels !' He"- p I It ion are resident l.a!,e e.ui ty. Itnnt nhd Pernio. -is I'mn MArtSllKII-:i.D,JM-.,-'-T!-,- i.nu-li j barn of J.; M. lbma-'if nV I iimkiii l Inlet, togeiber:wi!h h's hav. ptaa- I toes and -farm trtipb-tm nis, bttrni'd ! wilh a loss 'ol' $i',aint iiijtil any J insurance. The raiirh juuimm were; in I he- bands 'of ti hired n:an v, !ol"! (he family .was bring -in Noitbi Itij-nd during the Viivti-t'. i 1OgMbiir Until l ahil. lOriJKNi:. AH-.-l.'"eiS.:al;cy, 10 died li'ere-yesterday a i-ull ' i! Injuries suffered in- a I 1 h-K-dij logging eainp above Vm!liii; Sat urday. A. Iiroftoiv Ib'V' t-ij in h biiM lb' was uncomieloi:.'; Ti i!.i t ht ol (tie lnmryt AJHtll, );: .J- t Ti . II-srrtfi-e.d- n fraet tnitl ;.s';uH. - r . iv .- rrr-n ,, J,'; Zip' ...,i-l(,'-r':. - . Liltk 'inslgnif!c?ii1t today, ifiir t Le :icnfice.d for the greater good of tomon-ow. i 1 Learn iniile'p..jtar Patience, Economy, Fortitude. Think ''r'-t-j. oi: iiic years r-n Hats Specially Priced . ) .. ' . ONE LOT Values to ?10.00 , Now $2.95 " See Them In Our Window ' PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Credit . CARR'S N bttrat . . ; L-i!-- ' ' t ... 1 'yyj .Tjy jr b . . -van mrs i .r , things whicli you, may 'deem so necessary " . and Millinery 1