La Grande evening observer., February 12, 1926, Image 3

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LA GRANDE'.! UVENINO OkKEM-mw ;'vn a ,u
fage;Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
Aliccl' Ladies' Aid '
Meets at Lytic Home '
MtMiibern or tint Alieel ..adles'
Aid nent un uniimmlly tnterejHlnt;
i afternoon yesterday wlmn Mn.. J.
. V. hytle wa liostfHH ut her boine
'on n uvrntte, Mrs. Lytic ho been
a .member of tli orKunizutton ainee
Ms lo r in a 1 1 o n n y y. n i 1 y e u r.s it tfo.
Wlien-uhe moved to Lit (irunrie
froiu AMJ mIh' reiulne,l hor mom
lnrHliipV .--.,.... t
Aiiirylmatoly. fifty IujIIoh vere
lln-s.-nr yijafihlliyf nfteniAf.it; files.
wifli-r wliich Mrs; 'A.' flii.wn Riive.
t fin e.yicntt talk iiboul Tlilnu. M r.
S:iyriai(ilr:ft ri(;m-vii'' l a mLs-
; itik l.ytf's nom;i:.H prettily ' Pui't HOIIOI'S
Ueroniie.l with symbols of W. Vl- i AITS, jicimCl'
cntiiit' uuy. - A-t -4in. iMtitrapriutrv
; hour dainty rerreKjunHiilN-" .-were
i ' 8i'Vv''l by' tbe hoatt'Hft -A4lHte,r by
1 i Mrs. T.oub f?lanilffyt"Mr ;vMai'nio
I iridic club ut luncheon at 1
o'clock. , .
Cover witp luld Tor twelve at
tint three tables where bridge wan
ut play following luncheon-. 'Mrs.
Charles I'Voliinan "received, . hlKh
score for the nftcrmion.
Smiths Compliment
Mr. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. lr.'p. fimlth enter
tained Jit dinner last evening- for
Hoy A. Klein or Salem, who spent
luxt n Iff lit in I i Grande. Mr. Klein
Ib slate highway engineer nnd Is on
an iiiKpeetion trip to this section
of the stale,
l,Mm, fame-tr OlNeH entertained
.Um l.'fiNt ChietH.pr. the rylhtnn .Sls
tf;rs .veaterdny uiernoon . ItQiiorlnp
her sl.ster. Mrs. O. A. Garner. or
Rpccklinrt and Mrs. Hum Mosh. Yakima. WiishlnRton, who Is a pu.sl
The kih-hIn were presented wltfc rlef of tbe loenl teninle. Mrs.
; favors In the fnrm of valentines.
Mrs. Rynearsoa fc
Entertains
Fifteen members and three vis
itors were presVnl Weilm-wlny af
ternoon when Mrs. Klla Ityiienr
koii entertained the I'arkdaln ehib
at a Valentine party. Mrs, l.nura
Wood and .M rs. Charles Kckle
wore assistant hnslnsses.' The pro'-'
; urnm for the nftcrnnon was sii(f-
Restive of ft. Vnlentlne's day and'
the sunie brea was carried out in
' the decoration of the home, beau
tiful pottfd plants ami valentines
being- used. ,
Those present responded -to the
roll call with a story about "ifcjoir;
ursi vaH'iiune unn we
re presPMed.' pijo.sjclerti;- Mrs. U J: Kbeft, sei
with a pretty valentine 'llyi' thetary.nnd Mrs. Ambrose lVv
.'hostess.
A three-course luncheon, was
served Inter In the nfternnnn.
;Mrs. Gullin? Hostess
"At Bridge Party
The tables were prettily decor
, nted suggestive of St. Valentine's
n day, with carnations as center
':' pieces, yesterday afternoon when
"-.Mrs, .1. C. Gulling entertained the
.members of the-Thursday Auction
WALLING'S
NEW -SPRING
COATS
Tailored nnd trimmed ;
.models. ,
Courier iittd Memo
Pattern Hats ;
JU:ide ols satin, silk and
straw combinations.
Winter IJals
To Close Out
r(lf.and $1.00
WALLING'S
Garner is vlsitlnff In U Grande.
A short time was spent discuss
ing the work that the past chiefs'
organization ' will ' do during the
year, after which the afternoon was
spent socially.- The hostess served
dainty refreshments.
'V "'""
Ladies' A id Elects ::
New Officers
The Ladies' Aid of the l,ut1icran
cliureh njet yesterrUiy afternoon In
regular session at tne home or Mrs.
U J.1 Kberf.;;; besides u large Ut
U'ndanco of m'mhers five guests
were present.
lMiring the buslneas session of
ficers for the ensuing year were
cleejU as (J"o,l lows;. Mrs- K. Jensen,
j .i i i,; m nit iianneu, vice
cre-
ight.
trcasurqr) i-t i( -i -
jK'UciotiH,..rerre.siimenis: ; w e t v
served by the hostess after lite
meeting. .
HelJ inrermlsio'n plrtno solos. Curt'-
Kll.l. Angeles, Cal. (lO.V'Jm.
lOKe). 6-1: o p. m., l.eigii ton's
Arcade cafeteria orchestra. Jack
ronshav, b :1t; 6:Si-7:30, his
tory' story, I'rofi-ssor llertzog; I
Uolly Wright, lb-nrietta I'oland :
and I'ncle John; S-IO, program. ,
It road way )'i.irlnienl store.
KMTIt, llolty,MMl. l. (2:lHin.
I'JtiOkr), tl p. in.. .Starr I'iitno
eoinyuny H'u'Ha Sto. The Turner
orehestra in classical setcetions.
Uoren J'owell, director.
K.W, llollywooil; ( al. (:l:tlt.Hm-
HltOke), fi-5::in p. in.. Sunny Jim's
talk: fiiHn, Kirst lVesbyterlan
church organ; fi:5!i. Town Tattler:
n:lS. trnvel talk. W. V. Alder; r.Mt-
7, Atwler Kent lt;idlo orchestra;
7, stories of insect fe, II, W, Mc-
Hpadib-n; 7 : 1.1. church announce
ments; ":.10-S, studio program; S
llt KXX feature progrui; 11-2 it.
m., Kilmland l'riJicli4-rs. N
KOWW. Walla Walla. Wa-li.
ir(;iii-l17ltke). s-12 midnight mu
slciijei ' . '.. -
' Ji 10, , Sail I-Ynnelco, Cal.
f12H.:tin-70ukr), 7, 7 H- n.' In.,
daily dozen exercise's; (i::tO, "Ye
Towne Cryer" 1 -'2 p. in., ltudy
Sciger's Kairmont hotel orchestra
3:30-3:30, popular mustc. Wlllanl
Itidings' orchestra; piano solos,
Helen Ib inciiKLli; :30-.r : HO. Cynw
Trobbe's I 'a lace hotfl concert, or
chestra; fi:':!0, "Ye T.owne Cry-ir";
U:35-7:3o, Waldemar Kind and the
.States HcKianrunt orchestra; S -1 2
iiiiduight, Kairmont hotel dance
orchestra, lied (.'ode,, director.
1 lilS.N, lnsjiileimt ( al. (III.VHm
ur.Hkc), ii-ii p. m., Slur-New conv
cert; 0-10, danci- orchestra, Mary
land hotel.
K T A II, Oakland. Cnl. , (2 1n
ll!5()kc), 12-1 n. in.. - liinchenn con
cert. - . 1 v
Radio
Skier Marti
'Says:
(lly SMer Mary)
!lre:iUi"ut Tangerines. un
cooked breakfast food with hot
milk, pouched egtfs tui toast, gra
ham miu'fiiiH Willi raisins, .milk,
coffee. . .
Luncheon Sausage . rolls, stewed
tomatoes1 with croumns, steamed
brown bread, baked apples, milk,
leu. '
niimcr 'Hoiled flh codfish
with, egg sauce, niashrd polalocs.
buttered hrussels Mivouts. new on
ions, canned pears, dale cake, i-ye
bread, niilk, coffee.
The sausatr rolls are' ideal for n
cold winter flay, but children under
ten years of" age shonM be served
u lainl chop or scraped beef ball
to take the place of these delect
able .hut not-so;-i:asy-lo-dtgXst sav
ories. ,
" KaiiMige tiill ' ,"' ,
l-Vur small sausages, 1 clips
flour, .3 teaspoons linking powder,
teaspoon att, I tablespoons
lard, milk to make a soft dough.
Slit skin on one side of each salt
sage and ue.-l off taking care not
to break meal. Mix and sift flour"
silt and halving powder. Hub in
short enlng with tips of fingers.
Cut in milk with a knife. The
ilout'h should be as soft as can be
handled, lioll on a floured board
to about Vi Inch thickness. Cm In
ohiong-shuped pieces large enough
to completely cover each sausage.
Hull each-. sausage tp llve dough,
pinching ends together, i'rlck top
of each roll Uecidyj with a fork,
,
liaue in minm
In
moderate
Alarceliing
t I'eimanent Waving
Water Waving
racial and Scalp Trent mcnts
i :pert OiM-rntors
.MiHlerti Kniilpment .
I'hone for Appointment '
Colonial Beauty
' Shop
- Xcw rolcy Rids. Main; Hoop
SATIHDAY, 1 I llltC AIEV 13.
ountuin Time Stations,
. KI'J' Co lo ratio SprlngH, Coin.
(2rH)in-tt!okc), -. :io-1 1 p. m,, stu
dio muslcalc.
IU., lcnver Colo. (;W2.-lm-OHOkc),
12:15 p. in.. Kinito (heater
nucleate; 9, Harmony INn-rless or
(diestra; 10:30, Scheiierman's Colo
rado orchestra.
PaHrio Time Stations. '
Kl l, Ins Angeles, ( a I. ( Ill'm
tlfJkc), fi:3fl-u p. in.. California
sei'i'iuiflers; fi. Nightly ilolngs; It: Ifi,
KtT's.-Kteinff Collfornlv; ii:30. vest
pocket.: program; (i:4j,' Hadiotorlnl
period; 7-8, Gamut male niiarlet; j
9'U, r-acKiiro wis nance orcnvsirn, :
JI-10, t.oulse Klos string trio 10-j
11, Packard Uadio clul with usual
fuybrites; 11-3 a. m.,. KI',r mid-1
night frolic, Don Meaney, ninslerj
vf ceremonies. . ' t
KIOA, Seattle. Wash. (-IT, l.ltin-1
(iOUkc), 9:30-U p. ni.. Jackie Sou- I
der' eluli. y I '
'KI-'ON. I,ong, I teach,' ('al.!
(2:t2.4m-l200ke). (I-Ii::i0 p. in., or
gtiti, I tray ton's theater; (1:30-7.
Amusement information; 7-7::i0,
Investors' hour; 7:30-!i, Kong Ilea eh
Municipal band; !i-1 V, lOchophont1
artists' frolic.
Kl Wit, llollyunoil, ul, (25ini
llUOkc), 8-9 p. in., Lyric string
trio; Eunice Wynn, soprano; Itlll
Dutch' and Hay Kellogg, the jazz
twins; Ashley Slslers, vocal duels;
9-11, program, Iteeve-Gartzman.
Inc., presenting the Oakland Six
danco orchestra, Charlie Wcllinnri.
tenor.
KGO, Oaklan.l, Cat. (:i(U 2m
filtOkc). 3:45 a. m., songs, William
II. Hancock; 4-5:30 p. m., concert
orchestra, Hotel St. Francis; S:I0.
"The Geisha, Japanese comedy.
Carl Anderson, director 10-12, Gir-vln-Deuel's
California Collegians.
KGW) I'ortlaiuT, Ore. (I01.rm
10lo), 0-H:3(l a. m., the town
crier; iiiMsic; 1 2T40-1 :30, concert,
Oregon-- Hutlio TrHlc.M associjition;
B-.7, dinner concert. Olds, Wort
man and King company 9-12. mid
night, dunce music. Multnomah ho-
MINERVA SAYS:
Some people wear rubbers
when it rains, nnd sonic do
not . I f you do, we ho ve
thm to sell.
We still have Zippers In
stock, all sizes.
Whn you buy your nxt
pair of Silk Hose, try a pair
of Spuntest guaranteed
against runners,
Tf your shoes are loose In
the heel, get a pair of N'--w
Grip Heel Liners It will
prevent slipping. m
M'hi yo- ever try put 1 tiff
hiucking on soiled shoes. Ity j
Gush! U works fin!
THE B00TERY
Wliere Von Gi-4 Yotir
AriU-,hl SI loe . . ,jr
6 Ft.
Print
12 Ft.
Print
These values innde possible through our mcmhershin
in the 'Western Kuyers' Association have already at
tracted wide attention. Many homemakers have pro;
fited hy (he savings of this wonderful offer.' - Are you.
anions the foreseeing ones, alert to invest your dollar
for. a 100!, return? Then buy your floor coverings
now at Pre-War Prices and SAVK! Remember, this
is the nationally advertised Nairn Linoleum the dur
able, sanitary floor covering that has won the uni
versal approval of the American houscwifi'. No sec
onds or imperfections.
Pro Lino
49c "
Sq. Yd.
A durable, wear-resisting felt
bns floor, covciinjc li lesir
tlble pat terns ami j'niorlties.
Inlaid Linoleum
$1.49
Sq. ,Yd. .
Genuine slaiiilanl Inlaid Lin
oleum In pf miliar file pat
ients Hie pat t c r ti g;nes
through to the bin lap baelc.
,I5rsnp; Your Room Mcasurcmenls with You.
If you have an account
--charge it.
MOVll. TITLK n'lWHlTAXT
KIT Ntvr DI'ltlNG riLMIMi
ii.i i v-l'Ii I'n'l. (API Mo
tion picluiv productions and the
tide under which uiry are suuwn
occupy positions with, relation to
each other during the progress of
development very siintlar 10 the
proverbial cars and horse.;
u.. ... i.i im., u n iilofm-n Im irnitnreit
with n definite "showing" litlff to
PAY $1.00
PER WEEK
GARRS
TTTT
Tr" f 1 tt
'.!:;:rr-.v. ";; '-wyzc 'v '
Special PiircImseSale
Friday and
Saturday
;t C My. -. ''V.k-'VC-
f . . t
' ! - '. t 1 '
' One Lot NewSprins Dresses . .
An exceptionally - fine, assortment in
the gayest and prettiest of color com
binations of Crepe.de Chine,' Georgette,
Flat Crepes, and Printed- Silk Crepe.
g Set them in our windows. ' -;
' '''''' "$j Aii''
X W- AND MILLINERY ' MJv
AND MILLINERY
!U!'5'!lftS.i!r-,vii..vlll;iiH-.. . -..
Sale m
-frZaX V A. . . , II tt..; . I
start wllli, .but very often per
hapH.tn a. majority of Reuses the
picture- Is produced before tlie iit
Ilnialetniitne for.it Is eliosiui. Tlmn
tho Jimse, In this case the title, is
louun in lie, in me rear oi us own
VehlCU), ' : , , ,
We Consider
' that the small depositor
iof today may be the big
irme of tomon-ow.'
That's why wo Welcome '
tl,ic small accounts ns
.well as the largo ones. .
: UNITED STATES
ruimlutf i'ourse Holds Interest
on k act n AdUK'tnnntAi
OOU.UCitV ' Cnrvaltls, yOfo. The
Oregon '.Aifrtcultural-; college, short
rouise . liictiunlUK- 1h euterin. . Its
necoiul woek with a .registration of
lietween- 05 aurt 70,; represehtlnK
flvu Btatiui aU two Canadian piov
Incew. rtelhif Is .expressed by of
i trials in cliurKn of tho course Unit
rt'KiKlrutiou this year1 wHl: shbw an
Increase of' 100 per cent -over that
of last year.' Emphasis will ho
jp laced .this week on practical prob
lems conncctcu witu . grow in g,
hftiHlllm; nnd canning - of , fruita'
arid vegetables. : ' .
. Tito new dunces arc ,(?ood exer
cise. . , They scorn to dflvelop almost
cycrythlnK, except lUsoretlon.
)
because it is absolutely pure
never fails has more than ordinary
Jt tt ml I
Calumet
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
but by tut BAlTO , TIMES THOSE MT AWT OTHER BRAND
:3
Is protected and charm as
sured this NEW way of
solving their oldest hygi
enic problem; true protec
tion; discards like tissue
SCORES of women's disorder,
are largely traced today to old
time "sanitary pads," insecure and
unsanitary.
Eight in 10 better-class women
today employ "KOTE-X."
Wear lightest ko"s and frocks
without a second thought, any day,
anywhere.
j NO LAUNDRY
tS Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry.
Five times as absorbent as ordi
nary cotton pads I
Deodorizes. Knds ALL fear of
offending.
You get tl at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying
"KOTEX." No embarrassment.
In fairness to yourself, try this
rew way. . Costs only a few cents.
Twelve in a package.
KOT e x
No laundry. iitratHikt tlsnu
Women's L. - J
Health miwmm
i
Don't Trust Merc Luck!
LET' YOU Ii VALENTINE BE FLOWERS
1 ran n ire mr nlentbie on, v here In the worbl.
miff . ,
florists
folry llol,! Itlilg.
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