Muniluy,- February S, 192G.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER :
Pagrj Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Jlomlli-s Birthday' v
With; Party '
honoring her- fifth likthikiy anV
nivorsapy little Mien Mury KUa l-'oi ;
ley wait liOHtesa to. it number of her.
frlcndH Saturday ufttrnuon. at tlu
home of Iter parent., .Mr. luid Min.
J. J. Foley, at 1U0 Third street.
Claimit were enjoyed, during tho.
aft. moon after which the ehlldron
',w're scat p(l al a lahle prettily dec
orated In a color scheme .of pink
and white, and flellvfnus refresh
lH'iitH WW. served. The center
piece waK a- birthday cuke In lh.
mine. coIoth, witii five lighted rnii-
tllOH. t
. Tho children present wcro'lttir
biu'a and CJiruMint: (l'llrien. Mar
Kurei Iiinn, Mnde.llne Hpuelh. Jojii
Hoiivy, Grace Helen ltolinenkiuiip,
Patsy Jesse, Wily Neat. ' Wilbur'
. Xurtiiick, Gordon Wyldr, Juuiotr
H ynolds, Howard IHmmi, IU Low
' wy, Geiw Itovit- HuhUy
. Ktrlfkler.. , .
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id E. Society. V
Celebrates 1
Honoring the 4(ith nnnivnr.in.ry Qf
the (hrlHtian 'Kndeuvor orjianlzn,
i tloii the junior and lulermerfcit i
v K.' societies oft he VreKhyterlttn
I ohtiiryh .. guve. an enjny;Mj pnrty
"Thnrsdny-cwninK at the chmoh.:
jTlie t'hristian Kndeuvor wan first
organized In issi. ,
Approximately 4 children were
'present and a delightful evetitlnfi,
f was spent - at- primes, niter whtdt
' refreshments, including; a birthday,
. enke, wa.n served
Miss .Ml Mr-
Mohr, cluiltmni' of:
littee of the InierJ .
; the social .committee of the inter-
mediate C,
society, and linlph
Oeibel, chairman of the same cm-
Imltteti for the junior ('. L:f.tad
V'harfre of the evening's prnKi.itv. v
Mrs. Zurbrick
Entertains
'a-' CoVerH were laid 'for 1(1 nt fotir
.small tables Saturday afternoon
-when Mrs. H. A. Zurbrick -entertained
the Clio club wlt.h a lunch
i iun nl 1:15 o'clock. Lovely 1ms-'
ikets of spring flowers in lavender'
?und yellow were used to decorate
.'the tablas. . - ,
i After luncheon bridge wis ati
S play with Mrs. Chase liohnenkamp
'winning the club prize. The guest
NEW
SPRING COATS
Tail.Qi'ed and trimmed
models. - -
Courier and Memo
wwrt . Pattern Hats
Made: of satin, silk and
,, ,'traw combinations.
Winter Hats
;. To Close Out
i 50c and $1.00
'S
i Your Mirror
Will bring a revelntion after we
have dressed your hair becom
ingly,, given your skin a healthful
filow.
Your beauty ia an nsset don t
neglect It.
Colonial Beauty
Shop
Sew Folcjr nidg. Sfnln Iloor
DR. SCHOLL'S
FOOT COMFORT
SERVICK
For the benefit of those
suffering from foot troubles,
we have Installed and nre
prepared to render this fam
ous foot comfort service. Yo 1
nrn Invited to call and get a
fre demonstration. 'Our Foot
Comfort expert will gladly
serve yon without charge or
obligation.
THE B00TERY
Wlierr your ktc will iln
Mime frond.
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VAUIHG'S
For Skating
nr t a green and twig hand
woven wool, srarf with a baa to
matrb. The design I woven In
orange. ;TIi la .an Ideal skating
: accsasotr '
prlxc went to Mrs. Charles DinKnei.
Party Compliments
Mrs. Garner . , '
. C"oniplliu.entlnff her sister, .lis.
(irarp Gafncr, who Is visiting: here
from YpkimJU'x. WiwhliiKlon. - r.
James O'Neal entertained at a de
Ilhtrul card pcirfcy Hat unlay even-
iug .ut .her Jioine o.n Secnml street.'
Kive tables were atV Dlo,' tlurbier tiie
everilnffjwtth hiicH'rKcotes going to
Mrs. Krang CU'avlnger-'and W. I
line. lMrs.i Oftes .Harnh;n und
('hester Koylc received the consola
tion prizes, .
After the prame a detfclons
three-course luncheon was served.
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Junior V. B. A;
Holds Meeting
The JunlorrW.'n. A. met Satur
day ofternoon'ia regular session at
the K. V. hall. After the regular
work, presided over bv the junior
commander, Mrs. Giles" Ilarnden.
un hour of games was enjoyed."
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Covo..( Special) The Toadies
Guild was deliftht Cully entertoltHid ,
ut luncncon nx trie nomt or ivirs,
It. II. Daniel. Thursday nanernoon.
,Mrs. H, 1- llarker (ind, Mrs. G. K.
darker ; were assistant hostPKHeH.-t1
During the biudtiess im-Mint; plans J
were' made for Uic. ! nten work). II
when- ,lh 'ladies' wlll ican-pltU
prcparatioha for '.tiie.' HuUsion. In
Alaska. An KuMer husnur was also
discussed. .
After luncheon "tVlift" was at pkiy
at four tables with Mrs.-J J. itt Cur
ler winning high score.
Tho.se' present weve : Mesdnmes
T. C. ILtsftj'," A. G. Cofiklin. J. J.
f'onley. Hay Goadnnugh. 1. It. Car
ter, A. H Orton. P. Miller. William
lUllmark.-U M. iJiird, C. Bertscb.
I I who n, 1 4. It. lay und Miss Itess
Kelly. " ' "
iild f'iinyon (Special) Mm. r
llft fotnor dfllKlitfuny nterlulnod
Hip mfmhera of the (lot-Tog-nlhrr
chili Uit the nKiilur mcftlnK 1'ist
wi'uk. After a. Hhort lniuinf.s m-n-lon
the . afternoon was mx nt ro
elully. . Tmintj- refrcHhmentH were
nerved hy the hOHteim.
Slra. Alex Keriraiion will he hosit
esH to Uie club ut their next meeting-.
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Vlnli anil lilnbo'Scnuts
t'lslm .ire Halmr Slark
i,Ofl A N.4 i:iah' Hoy -scout
troops affiliated with the Cache
Valley eoVhCll. comprising several
counties In Northern lUuh and
Southern ldaho.'have saved a total
of 14 lives since, organization.
The mnjorlty.'of rescues were of
persons drowning: others were au
lomcblln accidents with death from
bleeding, or. flro threatened.
. 6ne of the boy scouts reported
saving his own . lift' by employing
first aid knowledge taught him as
a scoul. When he cut away flesh
and cauterized the wound made by
a rattlesnnke that bit him as he
was climbing a cliff. '
Women's
Daintiness
Under tha most, trying :
hygienic handicap now
assured.. NEW way
offers true protection
ducard like tiaiuc. .
TIGHT frock,, sheerest aowns . . .
I . wear them now ny day, any
I time, anywhere, without a moment's
i doubt or fear 1
' The uncertainty and insecurity of
. the old-time "sanitary ad" has been
. ended.
Host women now use "KOTEX"
J . . . a new and remarkable way.
IFire times absorbent a, ordi
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes, thus ending ALL dan.
ger of offending.
! V Discards as easily as a piece of
i r tissue. So iaundry. Ko enibar
! rasstuent.
Obtainable at all drug and depart
ment stores simply by saying
"KOTEX." You ails for it wiltiuut
hesitancy.
I Costs only a few cents. Proves
old ways a needless risk. 12 in a pack
age, fn fairness lo yourself, try it.
KOT6X
N lasmfry sifjeord lilie tfsnie
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Name Pastor
TV-.-vi & 1
Rev J. C Cuntroli of Pikevllte, Ky..
har been chosen by the kVinocrattc
late- executive coinintttec to run fur
Cunfrre, a succesKur to John W
Lang ley. who resigned und went to
prist n for violating the dry In w. The
nitnlstnr la t)Khir and a clever
politician. .
''J' Announcements
Soeial niumiiuccim-iits may le
printeil In Ihla column fit'c of
eh urge. Any aiiiKHimvmeiiis per-;
tninlti; la any ftuielloiis niicIi as
cjHjked fonil wihjs, etc., will he,
rt'Tusctl. Aimoimrcmcnts, to be
pi'lnted the saniti day, must 1m1 1
in soWety editor's hands b :00'
x! clock. Mews editor's not.
I The Women's Missionary socielji
of the Meihodfttt Kpiseopnl church
south will meet for work at the
home of .Mrs. Kobert Helvey Tues
day afternoon. t-
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The Parkdale trlub will meet at
the home, of Mrs. Klin Kynearson
Wednesday afternoon. I'Vbrunry 10.
,
The Women's I'ible class will
nteetv tomorrow afiernoon at 2;:i0
o'clock at the Neighharhood club
rotiins. The 'suhject fr tli after
noon will be "he Demoniac Heal
ed,' and enrrespondense study will
be "I'he ltlhle Rytnbollnin of Hlrds."
Ian Maclearen's book "The 1,11V Of
niie ninsier win ru- i-ihiihiv,
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Radio
'l'l i:slAV. I IJlHI AltV 0. (
Mountain Time Slat sins.
t'FAC. cnlgnry, t an. ( l.i:..Hn(
KKkct. S p. ill., recital. Jl-ap Cil-
bert. . t
t-Nnit.:
ifi'Klna't'nil;
Is
IS:
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miif.
: ;
- i 1st
r.flVAl. lyl! I'rlnee
lirlene-nf- Kwm.Mlis S ""
p.Hiinc her rs-wly aetnjieeU
tub on Ilie grounds or lh
. . rra errtle U-tbmimi. .
OlOkc).' p. ,in., ' bedtime story, f
Aunt Jftmy; vocal and lnstrumen-
tal nunibers,'Mr. unj Sirs. Kdward
Franklin. . -
KHI'A,' Odsen. Vtoli. (5lm
U.IOkf), 4-9 p. ., or Ran .recital,
raramount t heat it; 5-ti, Ojrdon
Uadio Deulern program. ,
K.rI (Vhiratlo Kpriiiffs, Colo.
(J.vmi-loOkc), 8:ao-io p. in..
r-Yccmnnj 'J hist Abforher;. mimical
proKrutn.
K., Denver, titn. ( (.t23.Jiu
0:mkc), 12:15 p. in.. Itialto theuter
miistcale; 3:1&, rtlaslntr and cor
rective exercises; 6:30, dinner con
cert. Hrown palace trtrinjr(orc-hes-tra,
Howard TiMotaon. dln'ctor.
Paelfic Tfino Stations.
KI'K.V. pauutraa. VmL (SI5.ut
fi.Vlkr), S!:ao p. tiv, varied tnstrn
mental and vocal program'.,
KTAIl, Oakland, ( nl.. (240m
liiokc) 'J-U::(u n. in.. prayer serv
ice, I(cv. (1. W I'hIUlp.H; 9:an-9: l0.
"Proper Care ot' llousehohl Pels."
Ansel V. Itohlnsoiv; 12-1 p. m..
Inncheon concert; H-ln, studio pro.
pra m. .';
- (lly.SlsdT -Marx) : .
Iln'akfuiil tlrnpeH. cereal, thin
cKeuni. .hum oinel.i-t.'crUp "graham
loani, nKirninlutle,-ihllft,.roffe.
Luncheon Turnip. -,. oil : grulin,
lirown bread,1 hrettded le'tlu1?" sal
ad, chocokile bread pudding.'- milk,
leiw ' : ' - '
Illnneer llrnlHedhrlaltot orbeef
MlMunvnd...lee,.. biiLLitred .-, lar.snlps,
onion and - clt ruH fruit-naiad, loant
ed Knirltiih mufflnli,, ..fiiilKe . cake,
milk, cort'eco i ;' ' '' ;;
, Hince--thla dinner:', miuire, no
lant minute preparallonM' 'a it ser
ving, lh;,"a);llBh muffins are bub
crsled,iH ii 3lad Ttrrotirnnnlment.
Tb'jM! arc delirious with w inter af
ternoon tea, and arc, well worlh the
eVfort or making-.- ' .- . .' '
.. The bread pudding planned for
the luncheon dessert is made,--with
eggs and' la the plain, protein dish
In the. -meal. . , ;
Turnips an'C'mlin. ' .'
l'lvo cnjwi boiled diced turnips, 2
cups milk, 4 iublespoons butter, 2
gtahlespoons flour,: 4 teaspoon aalt,
i 14 teaspoon- popiier, , one third cup
coarse bread crumbs, 4 tablespoons
grated cheese. : , ....
Put turnipa'inlQ o well buttered
linking dish. Melt b'llter In a saliec
pan, stir In flour and- slowly add
milk, stirring constantly. .. Henson
with salt and ; pepiRT , and add
cheese., fook. sllrrlng, until cheese
Is ineled."' .'our -ove tjirnliis In
liuktnK dlh. ',('iyer aad liake In a
hoi ovi-n loii'enoiigh to brown l)e
rruinl?. . .- i. . v ..i ;
Spokane Firm (Jets Contract
I.KW1HTON, . Idaho.-rl'he atale
liureaii of highways .awarded to
K. A. Webster" & Co:. : Spokane, , the
contmct .for. .'const ruction of two
brblges over the' f.lltle Hnlmonrla
For Co ids
Grip,
Snflu
esnza
ami mm a
Preventhm
gf Laxativo
Diafim)s
Quinine
Serious illness and com
plications often follow an
ordinary Cold. Check it;
use the old Reliable, Safe
and Proven Remedy, "Lax
ative BROMO QUININE."
The First and Original Cold
and Grip Tablet Proven
Safe for more than a Quar
ter ot a ueniury.
The box bean this s
The box bears this signature
Prlca 80c.
IF YOU '(VANT A
BRUSH for any house
hold use, I have them
the Osborne make.
Electric Light
Globes
. . 25c .
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85 .
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I Sister Mary
I Says:
HE'S JOHNNY COUCH
m
dohunv Cmicb. rii'ciillv sent "lii (he Foi'tlnnil 1'aciric . Coast
team by the I'bllailclnliin NalloiiHls, emus n rnmiurinhlc living as
u "big bin tor mid egg man" In
III Hie lime when I won't Is. llble 111
on the North nnd South state
higbwuy. for $aai.ini. W., H.
letbeek. llotse. offered the licit
lowest bid. $:il,445.
Other bidder werp ttimuel Hon.
.rye, Ciurkston, $ai.7i4; Murrl-
son-Kn tiiaon company,
ltoise, y.M,
Sll; Vlnrennes Itrldge cotnnany.
Ogden. $:t2,H8i): n. J. t'tivuiuiugh,
Twin Pulls, $:t:i,t4t): t'ursrullnn A
llivuk. Spokane, $ti.NSj.; J. .1.
Hurke Co.. Suit leoke 'dy. $!I7.-
fi52: J. II. Korbes, f'uldwell. $110.- i cinrkston valley fruit growers that
(137. The engineers' estimate was .ihey nre not to bo-denied protec
ts:,. 170. tion which would bfl the ciwe If
Tho bridges are in tho vicinity- a proposed reduction of funds that
in the New Handy Pack
is the biggest value in
long-lasting flavorful
enjoyment that you
can buy. -
It is the best Peppermint
. Chewing Sweet for any money. ,
Handy PacK fits hand, ;l
pocket and purse. '
look for WRIGLEY5 RK.Handy feck
m aM
i
on your uea&ers counter
Something Nice
Valentine Party-
Heart Center Brick
Ice Cream
A Heart in Every Slice.
Blue Mountain
Creamery
1109 Washington. Phone Main 60
La Grande, Ore.
- vt1 kih
San Jic. Calif. "I'm looking ahead
piny liUM-bllll," snys Ilie lllrllef
rof what Is known us the Mcf'ut
Ilol-ilough grndn and must be- finlshel
i by. Juno. I.. 1 1. ' W, Gregory,, dl-
rector of highways, wan hce o
I i''lvn 1 he. bids und malte tlm
TO HI- HETA1NKO
. i.KWIRTON. lduho Kurther en
eouragement enme to ' 'Lew 1st on
For That
-; fj ?';'."'..'' jl . HclpH you do your own interior decorating'. .
I ' n f7 III' ' i r t ' ' ts
; Q ) ' I Uregon nardwsare & imp, 10.
New Spring Hosiery
In Reliable Brands.. '
$1.00 (o $2.75 ; :i
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery j
would cripple the United 8tatr
weather bureuu hem wua .carried
ut. The following te.lesr.im wuh
received by the eoininerelul club
(roitv I'niled Htates Henutor Good
tner:
'Reduetion of maintenance fund
(or weather bureau service at Lew-
fcton on error.: Amendment will
bo offered In the house lo reln-
tut this iiervlef. No need for
alurni. Matter bidn(r closely fol-
lowed here. If amendment not ne-
eeptd by house U will be fostered
In the vnale. ' .
t Cohgrewiroon Atldison Kmlth tele-
rraphedr "Thit hn In assured by
the chairman of the eommlttep hav
ing in charge the. agricultural ai
proprlatlon bill that tho appropria
tion wUI be restored for the weath
er bureau. -When that Hem b)
Reached tlie chairman will orrer-n
ainennmeni.";
Drlv carefully. Tho olher fel
low may bo eraay too.
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' : EVENT. IN YEARS. ' )'
CARR'S
iirUMv
I MHMMaassMtsasMssaifsssssB
BREAD
For Bread, tho morctiant Inborn long and late,
Kor Dread tlio befriror iroea from Kt0 to gale
For Dread tlm tailor loses liearth and home,
A'thouaund nillea awRy bread seekers'oam.
For Bread this wild birds full in nets and guna
For Bread do men commit a thousand aina,
. .For Broad men study all that man may know; ,'.
Tho houao that wanteth Breud, la filled with woe,
' TU Bread unites the flimsy as one, '
" lt' laek divides the fulher from the son;
- For Bread are weddings mudo,:.and acrmona said. '
Of all good things, the ve.ry bfst In
Golden Crust
Bread
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Opposite Oli-wrvi-r
Every Kitchen Should
Have This
Wonderful Light
WE ARE MAKING IT EASY TO INSTALL ONE
Only .$7.50
Complete with Mazda Lamp.
50e DOWN ? 1.00 PER MONTH
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
"Always At Your Service"
- Want Itnoit Ovit Mountain'
KKM.ot.u. ldoho.-4!ounty coin
misHiotierH nni officials of tho
forestry dtpurtineiit ore seeking to
tirvltit! means to finance extension
of tho ('Inn (,'reek -highway i)ver
the range, to ronneet with the St.?
Joe uud lalouse, routes, according
to n report m.ulo by John' Rock
tit th ch:nnler of commerce
luncheon. Thiu extension would
u r ford n ilii ect route to Moseow'
the dislnne.e. U0 tullfs. . It would
open -one of the best fishing1
A. I' llnltnn. V. O. Htrabrht;
George 1. Newsome. und others
u OKI m reir iru 10 tne euiuniuuiiy
ehi'Kt. A coinnittteti of five will bo
tippomieu iiy i-nairnian iw. tt. nm-
llvan to draft u plan, wnicn wui
no pri'Senieu nt mo next nireiiiiif.
Automobile exports increase u
nearly i;u per cent in'l!l2G over tho
preeeiling year.
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