La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1926, Image 3

Friday, Match 5, U)2G.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
NEWSofSOCETY
Jolly Bridge Club .
Members Entertained '
Mm. P. U Uohlnitoh ontortulnrd
tiif members of the Jolly llrtogo
cHib ut a p rot lily nppolnti'ib lunch
eon nt 1:15 o'clock yesttmlay after
noon ut lier hdnin on Washington
nvi'nuo. ljinehetm wan served -nt
UtrW Hintill. tnhles, with covers Inlrt
for twelve, when1 "bridge was en
jiiyid for the reuuiinlorof tho af
ternoon. - The irenterprlcrs wero
lovely bouquets of ftwwttifiuf. ,
yellowanfl j?rcot:cotor scheme wus
wirrtetl outiii thw decoruttons.
i Mrs, Nulo Zweifel won hl(?h ttcoro
Hi cnnU iinrl Mrs. 1 It. MnxwHI
l-erelved the eonsnlntion prtoio.. .
Mrs. Hunter Hostess
At Bridge Party
Mrs. A. H. Hunter entertained tha
jneinhiTH of tho l.wcky Thirteen
club yeslenluy afternoon nt nn nt
1 motive pnrty. Tlie rooms were
benutifiilly decorated with mixed
honiiit'tH of spring flowers fnrinJnK
a dellit-hlful Kctling fn t)reo tablet
of bridge.
Mrs. W. fi. Sawyer received iho
rlub prize for thn iiflornoon and
the ftitest prize went to Mrs. Will
Mitelielt, of Island ry. After-the
jfntiiPH two-eOiire hineheorr wa
M-rved.
Handbag
Here Is a qutiint "ieltlcoat hund-hQK-"
It I made of uHte4, old
oshlohed culim print, the sort our
grandmother unw! for their petti
ftoniH. whence the, name The darker
material wt are nccomianiedbjf
tortoise shell; the lighter by ambtr.
Educational Auxiliary
Presents Operetta
month's program consisted of Mrs.
j A. K. Klnman, chairman, Mrs. It.
l 'Tyler. Mrs. (Minnie t'doer,. Miss
lArta Variety. MIhh Kleanor Vernon,
A'.cle.vftr oiuviV' t onoreila,;f Flor- Mr Kvorott VVnlsln'J. Mrs. W.
Inda.1 was jjlvon tn the Neighbor- ! wiieuly. Mrs. recti Itollon nnd Mrs.
hoorl club rooms Wednesday even- I Uerltert Kpeckhart,"?
liiff at the fcgular meetlng of the! i i ' ''
Young Women's l-,diicutlcnnl auxll
(Thursday Bridge Club
The presentation wos dl- MeeiS at JOnCS HOItie
church.
reeled by Mrs. A. K. Khmtun, who
also S'-rved yis piano accompanist,
nnd Miss Art a) Variety, who hud
charge of tho' dances. t -
The .principal characters were:
Mrs. Itay Fuller. Mrs, Claiiile Toop
cr, M.Iks Avta Variety and'. Miss
Mima'ooper- Two rhoruses, com
posed of sis girls each, took part
The girts in the witch chorus were:
Dorothy Urownton. Klleen Itichcy,
Murel (lore, llethel Trill. Mrs. R. 1
Tytei nnd llernotta Kochensparger.
Tlu fairies were: Gene Wllllatns, 1 t
IMullne and Kdith I'ayton, Affiles SwflStiktt
ruiiins, Mnrjorio wuisingcr nnu
llernetta IMerson. "
The committee in charge of this
Tho rooms of the Jones homo on
Seventh street wero cleverly dec
orated In a green und white color
scheme, in keeping with St. Pat
rick's duy, yesterday when Mrs.
l'lti A. Jones was hostess to the
members of .tho Thursduy 1.1 rid go,
ciiib. Threo tables were it play
during-, tho afternoon after which
:l two-coiifse. luncheon v;ih served.
Mrs. Phnrles Itlngner won high 1
BQore. Mrs: C. J. Kdenholm will be
bostoiK to the club next Thursday.
Sofia Society Splits
uit uojeci oi Jo.
i.
fcOt-'l.V AI) Society in the
itulgai'lun capital is split on the
uhjijct of jazx. rrinovss Kuiloxtc,
S7-year-Old sister uf King Boris 111,
Is tlut Innocent storm Center of the
dispute, Itecause It wus her annual
charity bull that started the trou
ble. '
Tho dunce committee, hoping to
piny safe c imaged nn orchestra to
Play nothing hut wultxes ami Hul
gurlun folk dance melodies. The
younger set refused, to buy tickets.
The committee then quietly passed
cut tlir wont that a Jaxx hand hud
been hired. ' '
The ball "was a big success, 0)d
and young attended Hut it wuh
only the junior set which was able
id dance the modem step
The Garden "
More Policewomen May
Be Hired in London
UONDON.. AP)' Wonioilvpol
lc know lifttor lioxv to ilt'al with
Mioitfi-ii rinpirH. in'llto vyt-a of Hit'
Nntlonnl t'nunrll of Woinf-n. ami
on thlH uot'oiuil llu orKimlxiition'H
imnilHt-ri nr t'UKf Tor inon nl
trn wonU'n on lht London Force.
At a oonn-n nco Mts Kfrit- lii-rk
-tl, of thn rhnrch Army, iro(t:ihn
gil I litil whi-n t'xcltutilr nnpporH.
wjio Vito p.'rlKips ni.w-rom'i'H to
itio NtriM't crnvviln. uv u poltrfiuan
ihy. took rilKltt ntnl tliwippi'uril,
hut orton .tlny went willlni; to ho
kii1i1m) by woinon.
Oihor rouncil mombcrs pointed
oul thm wouii'P polh'i1" liud hi't'n oh
pi'pfuHy, .iiirr'i'MHfnt In dlHiU'Hi'nr
muIooiih 'Wlicra wUntfn ('ohiriiniled.
.'l.iJIOltK VOlfc llllll'ilt
' i. a a i o n, (A i )- womoti
'rjcrHti.i,ntl typists. ro on the", in
vriiiio In thi. t'nlted. KinKdom,
there hoini? nearly us' 'many em
ployed us men. Kstimatesor the
Nnljomil Federation of Profession
al Workers ptiow there are approx
imately &oa,aao women so vni ploy
ed. ,, .j v.' . .
(i.ltlKMKQ A IM1KTIMXX S
I'llH'OUHAXO:
The Ideal vefretuhle Karden ts a
mass of Blowing- Ihlilgs from eurty
sprlntr to klllinK frosts. Tills la ac
complished only by a thought-out
nnd well-studied system of follow
and companion pluntini? so thnt
the gnrdener Is ready with another
Crop lo ko In -when onn comes out.
This Is a developiiunt of modern
Kiirileninir which, Is resl'rlctisl to
smaller spaces-than it was u i.'n
eratfon oko when enomth stiaee
was readily available to plant
every vetretablo on lis own Individ
ual space und. turnips to follow
pens constituted the chief attempt
at follow cropplnK.
Now wjion the radishes nrc past
their prime they nro removed for'
beans, carrots, or some other later
crop. Formerly they Were allow
ed to run lo seed. The lettuce
patch will support a Into plaulliiK
of peas, heuns, corn, linets or car
rots. Anionic the pea vines Ionian
to plants can be slipped Into place
and started oir Ihelr stakes to oc
cupy the entire space 'when . the
pea vims are pulled up arter ylcld
ln their crops.
A seed bed adjolulnir the Kardeh
!. , .tl.t.lj" ... I .... I
soon s alijr vtCiuicl-tt
Jluko (f)eiiiudetj pij. .continuous
.perforjimnru und leitVe no round
idle If you would inuku thu most
of It.. ... ;
r A few trials will mnko tho follow
nnd companion crop Idea a mat
ter of habit, keeplnif lit mind that
the cuhbaKo Irltm and tho Intuit
tribe shonlil not succeed euch
other or occupy the sumo spneo
succeedihK ycum for best iisults.
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Eyebrowns Discarded by
Mannetiuins in London
LONDON'. tAP) Kyobrows nre
uol' belne ivoru by inunnequlns in
the siuor.lost Westend stores.
, "We've all sliuved off ouP- fye
brows," one suld.i "At. least prac
tically shaved I hem off. Tho Ideal
eyebrow Ik Just a thin line. Home
or UM woiild like to keep Ini'm on.
II. Isn't nil fun belnif fashionable."
The utiestlon of eyebrows, how
ever, Is not the nnly one with the
modern mamieiitiln. She litis lo
take Turkish Imihs lo keep slim,
nnd others have to diet.
Musical (Jown Is One of
Spring Style Sensations
IXlN'MON. Mar. 5. (AD The
is.herh.ef convenience ."U iimta- j "'w , , f,lrtlMll,, for the
stay to keep he ffnrden contln-! " r)n(f Hlyi,s ,,. , ,B p.
.,., ... . n fiu,t ,,., (lniei,
ps Of lateryleldlllK , ..,..,.,.,, ,,l, avi.Mi
seiiil-uaavers. sharps, flats and In
iiously at work.
the Bw'il bud erops
ve,'etables lo the places occupied
by the earlier ones. Here poppers.
okk plants and tomatoes may be
nursed alonK until the sotlleil
warmth arrives, when It Is time
10 pur them Into the irarden-wltenx
some of the earlier, crops lire on
the wano. ' -'A'.- ''!.;;'
t'ablai?e, . cauliflower," brusscls
sprouts and - celery' . iill'. Cnn be
started in the sei d bed . nnd be
n ady to move Into thn '(taroen us
o
fact; nil the various unlit or mu
sical notation.
Countess' Catheart's
, i Play U Sanctioned
JiOXHON, Mar. 5.' (AP) Ooiinl
okm fathcarfs iilay "Ashes", tho
performance of which 'has been
Sister Mary
Says: i
WALLIK6'S
COATS
Hoauti fill' now Spi'injr
models for flouts, and
l-CKular ' ' sizes. . Snappy
Sport and Dressy Coats
for the young lady. "
' LA VOGIJI? and other
good makes.
Reasonably priced.
WALLING'S
i : ' fRv SUIee Murvt
JlinjOyS JiVening' ' I tlronurusi Uruperrult, ecronl,
ii- r it t n,d.n en.'"1'" croani, fish mid rice on toast,
lertnlned the members of Iho 8was- , V'si) gruhutn .toast, milk, coffee.
Ilka llrid,r club last evening nt l-unidieon- lomnto nirol.lt. on
their home on O. . avenue. Tho toast.' button radishes, dried ap-
rooms wcro prctUly decorated In.a l"(e puddltiR-, milk, tea. ,
Kreeti and White color , scheme, f :l)lnner llrolled porterlinuso
sprlna flowi'rs iielnif used.' .SlrsHtojik.-- 'inlished 'potnlor-s. parsnip
Walter J. Nowlhnd won hlifli Bcbro putty rakes, k'ulimuat salad; whole
entonir Iho ladles present ' -during 'wheal bread, tiueon of ptitldltiKS,
tho cveniiipr's piny und Ml'. Nowland inllk, coffee.
recolvrd the men's prize: The truest
prljiel was Awarded , to Mrs. T, 11
. Maxwell. : ti'l ' i .- i .
I After tho Ramos tho
served a delicious Iwo-oourse luncln
.fon.,-!,,, - w it )' "X'i'i '"
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jGuild Studying; .
Mission Work
I Thirty members worn present
when SI. Peter's lipiscopal Ottllil
met at the home of Mrs. II. A. Zur
'Hie fish pud rlOc dish HllKlfosted
irt. the ili'ri.ajtfast'. menu Is planned
' .- I for school children tuiad is snp
liostess j,0H(.( (o bo the "loft-over" from'
Hit) Immediately precodlnn dinner.
The ."fish, aiHV .rloc urii .combined
with inlllc and reheated. '
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Tomato Han-lilt. On Tonsl
Two tablespoons butter, 2 table
spoons flour, 4 tablespoons cream,
Vj cup strained tomato Juice, 1-10
teaspoon ao'ltu, S cups Rratil
brick, with Mrs. Zurbrlclt and Mrs. cheese, 3 ckks.
I-:.-1,. Holmes hostesses. After the Melt butler, stir In flour and
Build Ineotlnir the remalndi r or tho when porfi-rtly blended stir In
nrtcrnoon was spent In mission cream. Dissolve soda in lomnto
study, which will bo continued and slowly add to first mlxturo.
thtouKhout the year. Mrs. Oliver Htlrrlnir constantly. Add cheoso
lllley resumed her tnlk on "Latin and cook over a low Tiro; Rtlrrinir
imerlcn." nfter -which the Kev. Mr. constantly until melted. Add enrs
sllKhtly beaH'ii anil cook over not
water until mixture coats tho
spoon. Season' with salt nnd pop.
per and servo on trlaiiKles of hot
tOUHl.
Marcelling
rcrmanent Waving
Water Waving
Facial nml Sculp Troalmonts
Expert Oiiemtors
Modern Kipllpment
'.; l'liono for Appolntnienl
' Colonial Beauty i
i Shop ' -i
New Foley Wilg. faln Moor
lltiley save the history of thn church
Idurlnir the lime Of Henry Vlll.
Ladies' Aid '
Plana Social
The lllverside Indles' Aid met
yestenlay afternoon nt the homo of
Mrs. .f. 'ranter. Twelve members of
the society nnd two visitors wero
present. : During- the business ses
sion It waa decided to Blvo ntl lco
cream social, tbo dnto to be mi
nouneed later.
At the close. of the. meetlnR the
hostess served refreshments.
-, ,
Miss Scott, Mr. Lofton
Married Wednesday
The marrlaKC of Miss neutah
Irene Scott and Terry IX)fton took
place Wednesday nrtornoon at n
I o'clock nt the parsonage ot the
! Methodist Kpiscopal church, south.
Tho Itev. J. A. Hall, pastor ot the
j church, performed tho ceremony.
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Announcements
Rocia
printed
ctmrfre.
taining
cooked
IffllHtl
pilnteil
In socle
o'clock.
I aiinounconicnts may bo
In Hits column frro or
Any announcements per.
to any funcilom such as
food sales, etc., will he
, Announcements, to lie
tlie same day, must lie
ty editor's hamls bj 9:00
News editor's note.
Our navy's been reduced again.
Aad we saw a man with a wrist
watch. Looks like another war Is
coming. . .
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Tleglnners or Advanced.
WATKItMAN FIAXO
.. M'lKXIL . ,
V. L. favanauifh. Ver.
Fji.st4.pn Oregon MilSe Co.
Minerva
Says
He sure nnd get your fot
in good condition before the
hot weather conies. If vo'ir
nrclw s are bothering, now la
the time to got them attend
ed to. We have Corn Pads,
fallens Pads nnd Itunion
which will remove the
ften und In :i
slinrl time will remove ull
callous tissues from your
feet. ' Tiny a little- comfort.
Misery comes free. Lots ot
people h.ivo Ihls. What?
Misery! Let s relieve you
of this trouble.
2 ' Pads,
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I Thn social study club or the
6 Christian cnurcn win mrei '
o homo of Mrs. Dallas Orcen, 2005
2 Oak street. Monday evening at 8
o o'clock. Mrs Audincr Flaylt will
be lender ror tho evening. Thero
O will be a musical program and a
gsludy or Kthelbert Nevln. Mrs.
Green. Miss Edith Kbell nnd Mrs.
o NoLui'Skirr will be hostesses.
Of
o The party which wan U havo
been, given by the Mormon Im
2 provement Association this evening
O has been postponed until Tuesday
g evening. It will lake place nt the
6, ,. L A. hall.
O' I.ONr.KIt SKIRTS?
Si MANCUKSTEP.. (AP) Drltlsh
g'cloth manufacturers are cheered
S hv the reports trout Paris that
o really fashionable women will wear
o their skirls ten incites longer next
unimer. Many oi uie iui
2 -elusive models shown In London
o by the high-Class .houses have
o'.Lirts which fall four Indies be.
2 low the knee, and tho cloth niak.
o ,.rt bellera the day of exposed
THE B00TERY
Few
Women
Still use old hygienic
.method!. Charming
freshness, true protec
tion, this new way
. . . discards like tissue
TO help women meet every day
unhandicapped is the object o(
a new hygiene. A way that ends
the hazards of the old-time "sanitary
pad," that ends the embarrassment
of disposal. I
Eight in 10 better-class women
today employ "KOTEX."
Wear lightest gowns and frocks
without a second thought, any day,
anywhere.
Five times as absorbent as ordi
nary cotton padsl
Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear ol
offending.
S Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry.
You get it at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying,
"KOTEX." No embarrassment.
In fairness lo yourself, try tnTs
new way. Costs only a few cents.
Twelve in a package.
Korex
No foundry discard like tfiwce' ,
cial
delivers your choice
With all the new lamp styles
displayed on our floors in
interesting variety you'll
find it a pleasure indeed to
select the new lamps that
will work such a change for
the better in the appear
ance of your home. There
are styles to lit perfectly
into any interior , at prices
; surprisingly- low. -
Save Now! Junior Floorlamps
A charming group with metal stands in poly
chrome finish, and choice of different colors
in attractive silk shades. 91 71.'
Now only ML I.I.J
Almco Table Lamps
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Ornamental brass base,
with sand colored pleated
shade, black and gold
edging and or
ange lining
Willi ,"
$28.75
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"Beauties' in Bride Lamps
A lucky buying stroke brought us a
quantity of these beautiful lamps at
a big saving and we are passing the
full saving to our customers in this
unusual offer. They're the very new
est styles in this type of lamp. Com
plete with metal standards and
charming silk shades. While ffjl 0 QC
they last at only.-...:...... I0.Z.J
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD.
CARR'S
Member of Western Buyers' Association
Springtime Millinery
;;u, : r New and Exceedingly Smart Are These -
y i i : Spring Hats '
Charming, models, in styles delightfully' new and they tell of'
Spring's nearness in a wealth of vivid colors. f '
. .. TAFFETAS, FELTS, TAFFETAS AND STRAW .
. COMBINATIONS
In Afi the Pastel Shades.
$3.50 lo $16.75
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hold up by the censor, reootved the
approval or Lord Cbamlmrluln lut
ulKht! . I i. ' ' '
i Tho Pally Kxpresn wys tliat
t1ountc9 Cnthcjiii'li'i'laaot, llnlph
Ncnlc, conBldcrtihly Rltcrd tbn play
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by rflmoYinf'imonr MMfK a tlftB in 'aitreak Wti hal t4 m& It, fct,
In whloh the horoln acoue n- -tn stage ncuo mm ".
othW MMai M IMdlal M lm. ii '"" ! '" ' ' '
moral life. ? , V .. ., " X: i I Iti the Philippine taaky nAtlve
' mil' ' I build thotr bouac In bM, bM
' liadyTnahia Mantis nM'pBnia thwlr rfnt Is not a hlfn ai . ."
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iivAN .i!i'r ri'nan. jwiuuj:
It keeps 2,000,000 hens busy to supply, the daily egg needs of the
customers of PIGGLY WIGGLY,' , jMrmV,m
Mrs. Hen is the friend of PIGGLY WIGGLY and PIGGLY WIG
GLY is the friend and patron of Mrs. Hen.
' Mrs. Hen and PIGGLY WIGGLY both believe in advertising. Mrs.
Hen was the first known advertiser, and she keeps everlastingly at it.
Mi's. Goose, 'Mrs. Duck and Mrs. Turkey do not advertise, hence
very few people eat their eggs', everybody eata Mrs. Hens eggs, as
when she lays an egg, she advertises the fact. ,
All eggs sold at PIGGLY WIGGLY are guaranteed.
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Silver Bar Sliced Pineapple, -
N.o. 1 can., .......26c
Gold Bar Sliced Pineapple,
No. 2V can -....-29c
Royal Club Sliced -Pineapple,
No. 2V can - -29c
Gold par Blackrerries, . .
No. 2 can.: ............27c
Gold Bar Yellow Cling Peaches,
No. 2 can 23c
Gold Bar Royal Anne Cherries,
No. 2a can .'......-36c
Royal Club Muscat Grapes,
No. 2i2 can :...-..54c
Gold Bar Apricots,
No. 2V3 can 33c
Preferred Stpck Bartlett Pears,
No. 2a can ....... 42c ,
Sea Port Pears,
No. 2xz can ....3ac
1 'IgP
1 lb. can.. 4 56c
3 lb. can with cup ;
and saucer $1.82
Your Luck Coffee
1 lb. can.-..-....--.-. -JM
2V2 lb. cani..:.- -..-...$U4
Piggly Wiggly Special Coffee,
1 lb. package.
44c
3 lb. package..
-$129
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