La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFHday February. 19, 1926. LA GRANDE , EVENING. OBSERVER -- r. lNF.WSofSOnF.TYl i . . .. Pttttisons Entertain , At Bridge Party Mr. unci Mm.. Herbert Puttlsnn nttrtutno( Out im'niboia of tho Hwu.xt.Uu ltridKO club ut u UfUirl.t fill party liutt I'vcnlng at Iholr homo tn N uvMitit'. Tlm'u luhh'it wfro ut lilny Uurhiff tin curly imrt of Ihp cvi'iititfr wilh Mr, Walter NuwltiuU winning IiIkIi Hooro unions the liulW'H and tlm K('nllt,iHf,nH. prlxn iwliiif to ltitT AlU-n. MrH. Walttr J'erry mil Jl. M.-Ijuhiu rnwlvril the fUMiKolutlim inixt'U , uhiJ MrH. Wiml 3'Niwlcr wnn tHVMrntoil wllh 111 KUfMt pi'liilU " l;,;1!'''Va. .. Tim room vro iM'.tlcull tier oral Ml in ml. whit" ami Whin In lioi'lln- wllh Oi-ofKO' Viuhliiftnu' llrt luJuy iinntviTHiiry. . Aflm tho roiim-h a tvu-roiiiNi' lum-lirnn wtw brvi'i( with covith liilil for tw'ivo. KaIIowIdk liinohooii t)i ri'iimlnil r of I lie ttvcnlilK w.tn t'iijo-il vilaur tnpr. . j . J, B. Card Club Meets ' With Mrs. Stravens TIr-P taltlr or lriilr' worp nt play yPHtf-riluy afternoon when Mm. TJ. A. KlmvonH wuK hoslos to tho iiii'iiiImth of the J. It. t'anl eluh t )i-r lioiiw on WilWtlnalon nvomi1. I'ri'tly hotiqiH'tK of ilurrodtls nnrt rPtl ' carnation won nrrnni?til throughout tho homo.- FollowhiK 1hi arirrnoon'jf.pliiy dainty rofrfKh mt'iitK gorct Krvod. UlKh neon. Tor tho , nrtornoon went to Mrs. J. J. 1'caiKon. MM. J. 1. CnMwHI won thr consolation prlKCv , Lucky Thirteen Club i Enjoys Afternoon : Mrs, K. T. Amln-ws ontertnlnod the ini'iiihorH of the l.ueky TMrlct'n rhrb nt an ntlnictlvn parly yt'HtT- Enslaved The very newest thing In jewelry, Juat in on a nUtMiwr, U bubylonUoi. of the type worn by ulaven. It la rich yellow jcokl, and unueJIy Wrgu Ufid ", cumbersome. - These .three bracelets art coulee of the originals day afternoon at- her,' homo on t'onnHylvania : aventn- The Itonm va cleverly tlecoratel' in a ivd. white and blue color scheme In ae conlaiice with flfOrRO Washing ton's birthtluy anniversary. v live ly flowers in these colors were.usl. UrlilpiwaK played .ut three tables during tho ufternoon. " Hitfh scoro among lho .club members went to Mm. A. T. Hilt... Airs. W. J I, Sufford received the guest prize . A two-poutvo imieheon vnfi serv- (ed ufUr the gumes. ' VALLING'S La Vogue Coats Style and serviceable ness guaranteed Reasonably , Priced Courier and Nemo ' Pattern 'Hats ; VALLING'S Mrs, 1 Jones Entertains Itouqucts of lovely, sweetpeas in ' pink and lavender were used to dfcoratn the homo of Mrs. Walter Joints yesterduy afternoon when ."hp entt-rtained the members of the X. 11. 1!. llrldge club. Three tnblps were ut ploy during the afternoon with Mrs. Will Pidcock winning high score and Mrs. H. F. Andrew second honors. After brldgo a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by her mother, Mr. T). f'urk hiser. . :. - - i ' V Missionary Society .In Social Meeting "The 'ladles of the Missionary so 'elcly of the South Methodist Kpls colal church were entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Heed. 1405 Ninth street, the iwent bcintf th monthly. social inei-ting of the society. The- sub ject for discussion was "The flospH Message for the J lame Jjiud." Tho.sn taking part In the discussion were Mrsdames Haker, IJaH, Neff, Webl. Sayr. lleivey and Yeok. A vocal duet number was given by Mrs. W. II. Wlormer - and Mrs. Eula Webb. After the program a social hour was observed and dainty refrcMhments were 'served by the. hostess assisted by Mrs. Hobert Helvy, Mrs. Knla Webb and Mrs. miugherty. Lutheran Club Meets At Ward Home ThPre was a good attendance, Wednesday afternoon when tho Missionary society of the ljuthornn cliurch met at the home of Mrs. Charles' Ward. TtesideH being hosl- h Marcelling Permanent Waving' ' - Walrr Wnvliifc Facial and Scalp Tnatiuents KM-rt H'iators ,,. Muilci-n :uiilpimnt Phono for Appointment Colonial Beauty ; Shop Nw Foley Hhljr. Sfaln Floor MINERVA SAYS: We slipped one over on :riaud Pratt 'the other day. He wanted a pair of good liking dress shoes, so w.; fitaVl him In what wo cill our "Hall Room 'Shoes." Kim-! a preacher wearing haM room shoes. These arc not intended for dancing shoi l, but the name. "Hail Hoom'V means lots of room at '.he ball of the foot. That's why ?Jaud llkos them so well;" they fit, and are comfort able. I'll tell you (he size he wears, but don't tell anybody vise: - size S Kt;- and he weighs 303 lbs.. He looks awful cute in them. Til K HtlOTKUV is whetft all tho hanl-to-fit come for shoes. Home of the Arch Aid and lted Cross shoes. Itolh parlies winning prl. s nt the oM-lime danee wo-o theK.v inalteH. THE B00TERY Womeii Like The easy-disposal feature of this hew hygienic help no laundry, just discard IN a new way, women now are freed of the disadvaiilanci of old-lime; "sanitary pads." Protec tion is greater. The old embarrass merit of disposal and laundry avoided. Get Kotex 8 in 10 better-clan women have adopted it. Discards as easily as a piece of ' tissue. No laundry, No embar rassment. It's five times as absorbent , as ordinary cotton pads I You dine, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks without a second's doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus ends ALL tangcr of offending. You "ask for it at any drug or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX." Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every clay. Package of twelve costs only a few cents. ' KOT X No laundry discarit like tissue ' ess Mr Wurd also U') In the pro. jnuu for the afteraooM ' tf Tlio next uuuntmr or. inn Bocicty Swill he ill the lioimi or .Mrs. John l.utH'H on Mnrfb JT. ! , . . , Anniversaries of s Two Celebrated honor of Mrs. Ciraeo llolman nud Jerome Camphell a double birthday surprise party was given by Mrst JVurl Omupliell aud Kyra llolmnn ul 190(1 Kast O slret. Six tables of pinochle and other games were played during the evening, ITUch were awarded to Mrs, Grace Hohmin and Km est Campbell for. hlfh scores at car.s. 'The consola tion prices weiil to Mrs. Nora Kef far and I'early Stiles, v UeliclouM MVfreshments were Horved at u lute hour. Many pret ty and useful gifts were received by the .honor guess. , :ThoN' ns sent w'1' -Mrs. CI rare Itolmaii anil Jerome Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Uolly 1'arker, Mr. und Mrs. t'ha'iitis WatUins, Mr. And Mrs. Italph Van illblwr.1 Mr. and Mrs. .llan Itlnnehard, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Keffer. Mr. and Mrs. IVarly St lies, Mr. ntid Mrs. Cllntim llol man, Mr. .and Miu jtobert Al-'Miu-j der. Mr. and Mrs. I.ou HI nop, Mr. 1 and Mrs. 1-ou Desbrotigh, Mrs. Wal- t laeo Cass, Mrs. Clyde Newklrk, Mitt, llcssle Illggiues, Mis. I -ester i t'ourtney, Mrs. Joe fnrlclon, Krn- J est Campbell and the host and , hostess. ' w " ; Sister Mary Says:, - . CHy Mstwr Mary) liri'iikrust Oriuiico juloo. wheat rpronl cuullHl ' wllh . rlatU. thin ciroam, hronrt tirumh pmicnkom Hlrup, milk, ooffoo, orlap r'0 louxt. J.iiKcln on :rcum of uplnnoh Houp, croittpna, cocoanut , Hpanlsh rrrnrn, millc, tt'A. . Dinner Chili fon rorno, head lelliico wltli i i'renrli ilretuilni;, wholiT wht'itt bread, iiprtcot' whip, plain euko, uillk, ooffeu. ';' Thla U u itood dinner to'havo on iui afternoon out. it can bo winked onto Ihe tahlu in nw timo wllh one'a "heHl," ilreM on since, the whole meat', with the exuepllnn of V the ,Hiilud divanlug, can Imi prepared in tho morning;. , lr youitK ohildren miint b nerved a wift cook4 nKnn.l well rooked nlieatuil rloo sj a , hiikri'hI ion in plare of the ehlll con eurno. Thl anvory illHii..ito dear, to the. palateH of mnxl irrown-npa In loo "hot" (or tender tummteti and miiHi not he Klven to ithlhlren ismteV ten yearn a tU-U-L -Xl L'. U 1 L J- - 1 .--J -l ,JJU. J- Announcements ! Social aiuioiinceiiieuis may bo prtnttHt In thU volninn ttw of t'tiargv. Any annouiwciiienis fier lalning tn any functions such as oooketl food kiiIcs, rtr., will Inj rtf iisttl. . Aituotiucciiieitls, tu be print til tho sanm day, must bo In society tnlit(H,'s liamls Uy 9:00 o'Hwl. -Mows ll tor's note. There will' be ho business meet-' ing of Oliver P. Morton ltellef Corps No! 37tomorrow on ac count Of the death of Comrade I S. l.iultl. A pot lurk, dinner will tie. held at jioon followed; by. a Washington program. Tarls TnllorH lVrfcct a Itumniy itt lilfeliko Form PAltlH' (AD Tailor's dummies . which move their lips, eyes and heads by means of electric motors hidden in their chests, is the l'aris tailors' lateat step to makt his modelH lifelike.; Tho first radical movement to make shop window dummies ro se ml do human belntrs wns tho abol ition of tho "Adopls'''typo of inn to ! iit.iuiji.i r.vi-'Dniii-ru 111 471111a now Adonis is outnumbered ' by t' the corpulent, tho undersized, the plain-featured, the crass-eyed and the broken-nosed dummy.- The faces of these dummies are composed of a new material called "staf." a mlxtu of fibre and plas ter, which- la far less brittle than wax and permits of more natural coloring. . ' , . ; , ' 1 : : n - " C.r.KNlAIK " Tlouglas county will spend $ tO.T00 here on paving extension. ... . . . . . t CftAXTS PASS. Washington owners set out "S . acrej pears 1 1 e re. ' aim. ni .ini Armour's Corn Flakes, per pkg..."..... 9c Camation Vheat Flakes, with premium......42c Whole Wheats Nuggets, per pkg 22c Your Luck Coffee, 1 11). can..:.........:....,.....,....54c Your.Ldck Coffee, V- lb. can......i .i:... ...... $U4 Gold Bar Caisup, large size. lK)ttle....- 24c Beechnut Catsup, large size bottle 30c Fountain Brand Fancy Golden Corn No. 2 can 20c Gold Bar Asparagus Tips, No. 1 can 23c i .:. : ... --y.M-). . 'i' Preferred Stock Asparagus Tips j Np- 1 tall can . .;..::;j:.;..:.;...;.30c Condensed Milk All Kinds small can ....... 5c' ' Condensed Milk, All Kinds large can.. J.....10c Tioga Apricots, No. .2i' can , 25c Red Bock Yellow Free Peaches -;No. zy, can ......;..... ,. ..24c Bullseye Peaches, No. 2Vi can.....:........., 2c Royal Club . Yellow Free Peaches No. 2s can ,...J..ii:..v....:. 28c Winner Matches, medium size box 4c Winner Matches, carton of 6 taxes.-. 22c Sunset Matches, large box?.........::i.:.;..'...;.:.....'. 5c Sunset Matches, carton of 6 boxes.......... 29c Oasis Palm Toilet Soap, per bar.... 5c Better Bubbles Hard Water Castile Soap . Per bar :...L,..:..:..:..L.. ::-...;.: .... 7c Ld Roda Baby Castile, made with olive oiL.lOc Lana Oil Complexion Soap". 13c -IX- I'.- l 1 Credit CARR'S No Interest announces another increase in dividends to its policy holders the fifth since 1920 These increased dividends .all go to policyholders and not to stockholders-- making Oregon Life one of the low net rate companies of . America E. h. HOLMES, District Manager La Grande, Oregon TTflTTTn m rmTITTffl! 1 '.III. n i m i r-rrrrrtri I'm if DTn i - ' ' I Glorious New W earables For Spring ! NKW (OATS AND H0CKS ARE HEKK . , ' . : In a Profusion of New Styles and Colors. .. Wlmt'a to compare with the exquisite thrill you experienc'when you first wear a new Spring Coat or Frock? and the earlier it's worn, the greater the thrill " The new wearables are ready here for the fashionable women, who wear the new things first. Spring Coats with their entrancing trimmings; Spring Frocks more flared and feminine than ever.' There's art appeal in them that will tug mightily at your heart-strings. And your purse-strings will gladly respond, o , THE MOST IN VALUE Always a pleasure to show you the new things. LADIES READY-TOWEW ' : . I n AND MIUUNCMV THE BEST . IN STYLE or uk. Dilll Vm 'nifi On talili-Hpoon iiacoii ' fat, . 1 pouml round aleuk 3. cups canni'.l toinutops. 2 ouiw 'ookfd klUni'y hpun, 1 IitiKH onion, 1 rlovn Biirlli', i clilll 'prppnni, Kilt, AhOllt't cup of ilrloil liiiniB will bp ttiiflf'. hoult -over nlKtit, parholl li) voita. wati'r,, drain unit cook until louder. Jlrnln bffni'n .mtilinfr. to nifiit. ... : r.,: . 'ut. mont ! In two-lnrli rlirr. Mi'lt imron fat unit brown miut in It. UM onion and gartle flnrly mlnrril. RpiIup hi'at and cook until onion Is a pulo straw eolor. lU'inovu wti from ptppora. Pour over 1 cup of botllnr water an pt Hinnd (on mlnuton. Rub tbreuch a icolanilnr. Add uatPr and pulp to Jmciit with .toinntors . and alinnier toy two Itotirtt. Ri-aaon wllh suit to ItiiBtc. ITom 1 to 3 tv&npoonrula will )i! nci'ilf'd.. AdiL beans' and cook df minute longd. - If tho meat and boons are pro. , pared In the morning- allow ,5 ' mlnulrn for'rrhpatln and cooking ' titans and' mat mixture.. btre ervlris;. . '.' , ,:' r. .;, KLAMATH PAI.U8 h-' lCfW tarts near C hllogulu, and bo mills will rup thriH sliirta. . Clulakanle tax Uvy for lit Is 10.4 mills, S.4 mills lower than In In purity first in quality-first in leaveningstrength-rstineconomy first in sales because it never fails. fi m,, mA I CALUMflN PBSnr ST TStT , THE -WORLD'S GREATEST SALES V TIMM THOCK Of AWT OTHER RAWD OUR ONE PROBLEM FURNISHING THE HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS AT A PRICE NO HIGHER THAN YOU PAY FOR THE ORDINARY KIND Our business. is the buying, fattening, butchering and selling the best grade of meats possible. We know that good meats pome only from choice stock. We scour the valley in air effort to locate a choice steer here und a choice bunch of hogs there but choice stock is not enough it must be fattened on grain and that is just what we do. No wonder we hear many praises- from the housewives of La Grande, for every woman knows the joy of "cooking and serving a tender roast, a juicy steak or delicious chops. . . Whether you order lry phone or buy in person you are assured of receiving the test. . " " v ' . v NO COLD STORAGE PRODUCTS . CRESCENT MEAT CO. i Exclusive Market Service. '