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3 . ; .... TUi.n.lt.v Mnrvtt M IWAi. V .:....:.-,.--'-.. -,...;,...-.- , tA GRANDE faVKMNO OBSERVER i - . . ,iini iimiin Tiur NEWS ot oUClhl Yl rUUi l Mb I ll.lL. ' ' nnmin urinrn . MaJHIRIL ril IUL LI I Leggings Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Hoy t Entertain lrs.,Ira Suldcr and .Mr. 1 M. lloyt vnti-rtalnecl ut an attractive dinner party Jj'rliluy evening- at the . Jloyt home on' Muln avenue. Cov ir vere I1U1I. for. twenty. four-and u il.'IIHous chicken , dinner . wa wrved. The talilo wh prettily dec orntfij In yellow and white and lovely tioliiiiieU of lurroilll served nil a cenlerjili eQ. ,Tbe. place runla, whluli harmonta'd with I ho center. , piece, here hanilpuinted. . After dinner llio purly adjourncfl to tlm Snider home where sly tables ftf hi-hlKo were formed. Mr. and ,'Mrn. Gilbert Hunter won hlith hon oa during the evening;' play and Sir. and Mrs. Will Mllrhull Uie ape ond prlKe. The third 'pHw' went a Mr. and Mrs. Joe llnrrliinn. r . ., . .Gleaner Girls Plan - - s f 'Poverty Social" ' A "poverty social" will ho (riven ty meaner irlrlR of Iho l.a Grunrto 'flml ward of the Tjltter.lW Saints "riinreh at the amusement hull -tomorrow evenlnff. All rIi-Ih dressed 1n anything except a ciiHro dress and a jrinKham apron will ho fined. Jtoys will not he nllowed ta-wonr n.rnp.l nt nllild tlew' wlthOtll i ' -: ' (members 'of tho ovenlnir Clio clnh , 'am. r.,.r.'in nnii Insncctlon will -4l their hothe bn,0-,uvnue. iWw. hoirlii nroinntlv ut 8:30 o'clock. Tho t'haso Jlohncnkamp.won high score. . ia iiiimmr' i I....I.-.U te,.u.lnl on A 1.1 . ;nu.U with ino most nprtroifnuui , "". .y ..a..,-.....,....,. .'com. time will lm nwur.Wi a pfiseo. Woddftrd wcolwd.tlio: gentler :I' '. ; I in"ii cltife iirlw. Tho Kufwt prize wt-ul to Mm, Hloy Kln.el. I I'rctty boufiueitt of mveetpona I w'ro , ii84 to decora to t)i homo. vAftor the play a dainty two-course Umclioon wo nerved..' t, 1 "'xx. i , yel waM .tho IriBpiraUon for a ur prlso party nt the home of Mrs. A. It. Hill lout wcrk honoring ).r 'birthday anniversary. A number of Miss ; JlOMwell'R hlnh hcIioo! friends wern ffiieata of tho cvcnl-iff. After an enjoyable evening. dulity refreshment were-servd. These tlRht fitting leggings, reaching tbove the knee, are a novel guard igalnst rain and mud stains. A dec orativ not Is a. minted design 1" ... contrasting colors. 7- aiorhood Clulj -. In Search of, Slogan; . lxiokimr forward to the state federation of wrirjien's pluhs con; .Vention to he held he,ifc;Mui' 8,' 4, r ond 0 women of the lia' arpndo -NelKhl9i-hood clnh are, JodkillR fqr, a slogan Appropriate forlhat week., Mrs. I I. H. f'leaver is "chairman of the xlogan committee and urges all -Women of the chib to. star! thlnklnir ahoul a phrase thot would bo fit. itlng. Women having slogans are tutked to call Mrs. Cleaver or suh jillt them at the next meeting or iho Neighborhood club. . Stoddards Entertain ,At Bridge Party .;. t Six tables of bridge were at piny IMuuy evening when Mr. and Mrs. Krl Stoildurd entertained the VAIUHG'S 1 1 1 :' coats ' .-' "TJeaUtittir ile'w 1 Sprintf regular sizes. Snappy Sport and Dressy Coats for the young lady. LA VOGUE and other good makes. t , Reasonably priced. ' WALLING'S He Makes a Perfect Lady OOVI-:,' (Ppeclul) l-Virmers lit- this vicinity are busy building I'. II, Johnson said his herd of up their .' places preparatory to planting time. K. T. Koswell is plowing this week and A. I Becker Is getting ready to sow spring wheat. ' T. II. Johnson had the misfor ilulry cows to Mr. Allen, whu lives on tho HHvcrlhoru farm West - of rove. ' - - ' ' .' ltnnce ftlacoy and family are moving to Hie Oi-orgii Miller farm two und one hulf miles north or Cove. - . v.- Mr. a if d Mrs.' 10. R Morris, of r,ower t'ove, entertained their friends und neighbors ut a dancing parly at tin homo Kulurday night. Mrs. J. P. Klght, of Uaymoad. Washington, has relumed, to her home after visiting 'relative here. T. H. Johnson hud the iiilsfor tnne to lose several . ewes . from bloating; recently. The sheep Ijlantcd from eullug full wheat; Mr. and Mrs. ,li. J. fhudwlrk were Iji Grande'; visitors '.Tuesduy evening. ;. , , : - . ' Mrsi rielson Khtht Is "slowly-Improving from her recent Illness, r ' The road north or t'ove has been dragged' und curs ure. now able to travel It again. " . The junior Hlhle class 'of the Methodist Kplseopal Stimday school will give a porty ut the church I'Vi duy evening.' ' ?, Hel)y ..lno a" ilttle girl H months old, has come io f'oye from Uaymonil. Washington lo nnUe iter homo with Mr- , and ; Mrs. Neil Klght. At a recentmeeting, of tho board of directors' of school. . distr.lct .No. IS Trofessor :. K. fond, was re- elected as principal. All or the- grude school teachers .were con tracted ror another your. il, V.. Trlnpeer Is seriously 111 at his home here, , lb keen at hand. ' They ar o pluced that one cut)' la not in front 6r another. ; c Many houelieepors soak their now brooms In hot, sally water to toughen tho fiber und to make them last longer. . v'- . OF.BMAHV WART WliMS ' rORTI.ANO. Ore. Mar. 8. (AD The state game commission has received a request from Germany for an extended showing of Homo of Its wild lite films. A Joint patrolling agreement! covering ' the Willamette unil Clackamas rivers hus been inuile by Htnte Warden K. H'. Averlll and HI ate Msh Warden K. I. Bulhlgh whereby the risn eommtssioii win putrol tho t.'larkama und the game commission will he respon sible for the Willamette between Ht. Helena and the falls at Oregon Women's Happiness Rett largely Of solving their oldest .hygienic problem thii new way -true protection; . ' discards like tissue .7hen MoWlo. Ala hold It. mid winter carnival the e"ml0,' headed tl,. isimde with a Host that Inch.di-d a femalo 'rmtor in a noklrn chariot. Charlts E. Bluncnnru iuus m - wtntn MimwH mill in iu i.uoih.i. ... .. ordinarily. uccesalv yar. as he looks . Announcements :" Social aniKMlueofm-iits may bo printed In IbJo cotunia tres of dtante; Any annmmcrments per. talnlnje to any fimctioos such as cooked food sales, etc., will lie refiuMsl. AiuioauoomeotA, lo be priiilud tlie sauie dxy, lupst he In socJiTty editor' hsudx b AH) oVIock Slew editor's note, - The Garden Home: Pointers Vhe' flrt regular nteotlnjc of the DoiiKhtent of the Amerlean It evolu tion will ho held Wednesday after- 'noon at the home of airs. Hay Will tains, 1301 O ve.nuo.' , , j '. i f -.-".''" ' . , ''hi'f'arittialo dull will meet nt Spruce Htre.et Weilhslay afternoon March 10, Mrs. H. S. Stokes will preside over the ' meeting. I ..; Tho Women's Hlhl class will not -moft tomorrow afternoon ns UHiiat hooatiHo' of tho altHonce of Mm. 'Harriett MapDonaUl, who in "lll-'ot f.ot: J-ake. -The. meetlnKH . of - thrt clas are held In thej neighborhood ehil roonm In the library hull. ling. Tho social Muify club of th ("Kitfittan church will meet thU rvenlKg at tho home of Mr. Dallas Clreen, 200 Oak street.-Mr. Ore.en, Mr, 'olan Wklff and MLsfi Kdith Kbell' will be hosteHses. . Marcelling Sister Mary . Says:X Permanent Waving .( Water Waving Facial aud S'iilp Treatment V lvMcrt OrH-ralors Modern Kquipmcnt I'liono for Aiitwlntmcnt , . Colonial Beauty Shop New Foley Ilhlg. ' Main Floor oooooooooooooooeoooooooo o 8 o o o o o Minerva Says--- j srt'NTTIX: Pprinff Needle Hosiery has tho soft luster nnd i hisMclty of all-silk. Kull nire wiijfht. Extra fine gauge. Full 22-lnrh boot. Jvotililo ro-lnforced sole, he-l ond to. Sort nierrorizfd Mste flnrn top with run-stop. Painty shaped nnkle and tapered leg with fashioned mark. New shipment . Just In. All colors. THE B00TERY :. . (!' SlMer .Mary) .-. 1, rtreo,lfast 'Apples, cereal cook. cd .wlth dates, thin ' creahi, ' crisp graham toast, milk, coffee Luncheon ; Scolloped . oyster plant, brown bread anil: butter sandwiches,' ring of prunes, milk, tea. ' . .': ' ' - ' '.- IMnner--.Hrollcd'-lamb' chops. creamed potutoes," buttered peas, liead lettuce with Roquefort cheese, dressing,' whole wheat bread,, cara mel custard, crisp cookies, inilk, cofree. - . With the exception of tho salad dressing thero arc no dishes sug gested on tho day's menu not suit able for u child of 4 years of age. School children may nee'd ah extra breakfast dish of eggs or tho like, but a good-slssed dish of well-cooked cereal with plenty of medium creum "sticks to the' ribs" and "stays by" even an active 10-year-old. Wiir- of Prune One pound of prunes, cup su gar, 2. tablespoon gelallne,-1 cup whipping cream, t tablespoons, powdered sugar, 'A teaspoon van illa, few grains salt. Wnslt prunes woll and let stand over night in cold water to cover. lu the morning stew slowly in this i water until tender but not mushy ojor broken. Drain and measure 2 1 Juice. There Bhould be two and o one-half cups. Soften elatloe In 2 ltd cup cold water for 10 minutes, o 'combine prune Juice and granulat ied sugar and bring to the boiling point. Add softened gelatine and olstlr until dissolved. Kemovn from 2 1 fire and let stand until cool. Ke o niove stones from prunes, keeping 2 1 the fruit a perefect as possible. 5 1 nin each nruiie Into liquid and ur. o range In row In the ling- mold. Si When firm to the touch pour In a I lotiv and let stand until "set" and 2'ehliled. When ready to serve un Si mold onto a large Plate. Whip o Lreain until ollir. adding powdered Z'mr,,r and vanilla when o.creaml thicken. Kill eentet of 2 mold with whipped cream and Needs Are Always Bargains. Seeds are always. bargains. They are' the cheapest things wo can buy itml wo get moro for the money in a seed pucket than in anything else wo can purchuse. ' . It pays to buy seeds liberally because the, hasurds of infancy In plaitt life; ire) greater than ,iti uni'mnls..': Ar'.cold- stiap. a dush of ruin may wine-out. a whole crop of tiny seedlings carelessly leit OMiosed. i So It Is weir to h.ive a reserve 'packet to start at.'oace If the first sowing comes to grief, t ' ' There1 Is-crenMaust WiVi sewjw than In any other purchased com modity, because -of the dungers of loss when tho tiny- seedlings u'r.i not protrred. The only sare way to secure a full crop' is to grow seed under com rol so far as mois ture itnd cold are concerned. Cov ered seed boxes, cold frames and hotbeds are tho' only reliable ways lo he certain or bringing througa fullrcrop rrom a seed packet. liuy seeds fro'm rellablo firms. Bargain-counter seeds are seldom as good. Cheap seeds represent cheap labor or- tho lack of it in their gathering ana preparation. Tho harvesting nnd. clcuninic of seeds Iff a matter ot elaborate me. chunicnl effort, but tho result in. freedom from weed seed and trite ness to type makes it well worth. while to the purchaser to pay tho extra few cents to procure rellablo stock. , .-'''' : 11 Is best to order seed early, par ticularly ot the. more popular types, so that It will not ho necessary to accept substitute because 1 or the selling out ot stock: Later In the season; seed shopping is us-bud n thrf hristmoa rush. It is advisable always lo order by mall - early enoAigh in the season to bo pre pared with n full line 'of seed he. fore you start spading the garden. It Is then an .cosy matter to plan tho garden and , figure: out. Just where nlV'thc seed is to go. Windows und mirror are clean ed easily by rubbing thepi with dry ucwspuMrs. 'This give a brilliant polish quickly. ' . . If tho Ironing; board Is attuclieu to the wall with, hinges build In a cupboard or closet In. tho kilchef, It Is out or sight when not in use. 'The - experienced housuwire usuully 'le-eps a' smnll stiiiluer In the sink to catch euiull particles of food which might block the drum. Walnut meats rublivd over scrat ches or scars on' : dark furniture cover the light mark. The amount '! of pure silk in su-iiiples may be' tested by burnlnk, a(jjylee(itin,i4i6ine economic teacher at. O.' A. C. if silk, a guiniuy bulb Is left where the cloth stops burn ing. If .artificial, only tho stlk part burns.- -- '- Grease spots pre removed ' from wall. paper by covering the spot with a clean blotivr. und a wnrm Iron. j. The spot ; gradually, disap pears., , - " Tarnish Is removed rrom silver ware by soaking It in whey or sour milk. When thoroughly soaked. It Is washed in hot soapy water and polished with a dry, solf cloth. This Is eusler und quicker than tho old method of rubbing with silver pol ish. ' v.,'- Many housewives', think that a slonfi crock is the best, receptacle or restoring-bread as It does not canst-' the, bread to become musty dahip. . Tlte moisture hus a chance to .escape through the por ous crock, and the flavor or the Candled cherries and trlps O serve. 5of citron can be used to garnish the 2' . ir .,...1-,1 I Thl recipe will nr eight per- 000000069000000066006090 jsopa. 1tvorrHl Kelson K night, Ijnm-ber-Jatk Preacher of Western Ore gon, Is drawing big rrtiwils at the I'hiiivli of KMl t'liais-l, corner X and Spruce, Tha Inrnse was tiler ally packed last night. We ar liHlebleil to SimlaraKS & Zliiura-r- nian for their knvlmvH In loaning us AO folding c.lialnt In help sent the mnrd. Many are already ask ing wlH-re tlM'y nan obtain a hulul ing large enough (a seal tlm peo ple. It antn ilown In lorn kiMm of a suitable hall or build Ing that e ran art Uiat will sent from Mm to loo people, pb-ane kt tu know about If. Itevereno Knlglit ilnee not keen his awlien irne-wlnK. Ills argu nient on tlte Scriptures Is ran vtnetni; and pnstllve. Coots lo alftU and Uad fe;tr aM ho. , lonf Is heller maintained. , . ' ' Cookies stored In tin boxes 'or cans do not nb.iorb moisture, es pecially if ti few pieces of, charcoal, urn placed In the box to Inko '! wlnit Ilttle moisture accumulate. A tea wagon unit small tuhle on rollers kept in Iho kitchen is 01 much vnluo to the hoiiaewltcv. The enrt Is rolled to uny part , or the nom or to another room with a greater stuck or dishes or supplies than can be. carried. ' 1S' A convenient, device. Tor tho kit chen is the spice rack or, shell which is so made1 that It will hold all tlie spices u housekeeper wlshe " ' X ' PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exchulv Ladles' Ready-To-Wear and IVztry Oily," each commission paying half Iho expense, j. , - - 1 Mora than .Il.ooo.aou, eastern brook trout eggs have, been taken during tho .season, about 4,000,0011 more than lh provlou year's, take. SMAtSLADKY TO Rl'IT ' V KUaiSNK, Ore. Mar, . (AP - fl. J.'Smagladry, state senator from Lunn county -Jia mado ; formal imnounoemut ot hut candidacy for election. 10 that office. Me will seek the republican aetBlltaUaa a the May primaries. . . . .-j . tlUC8SO!ti ! : Beginner or Adraae-4. :. , watcrmax mm I MCatOOIt . -V. L. Cavaaaatk, Htn fasten ONfoa KaM O. TO be fruh and charming every day, to live tvery day unhandi capped, to wer nhrorert irockii ..M.i.nn a irroed thouulu. '.arty day, anywhere i i'i you cirt now do all, a new way. It U called "KOTEX.:1 Ends the insecurity ol the old-time sanitary pad. Five time a absorbent I I Uodoriets, tool And thus tnda fear ol offending. ' , ' l.i i ii -iiNO IAUNDRY ' ' ! A easily disposed of as a piece r of tissue. No laundry. No em-, barrassment. ' : You get It at toy drng or depart tn.nt atora siiRuly by saying, "KOTEX";. you sk for it without liesitancy, '.-' - ''' ." Costs only a few cents. Eight in 10 better-class women employ it. Prove the' unnecessary risk of old ways. ' - 'i-: KOT6X Ne lotrndry-dlicord Ilk liuxe IK For Sale at the WE AdyerUse;,, out; l- . ness, but not tlie ac count you carry with UNITED STATES NATIONAL : BANK r TRUTII in advertising- implies HONESTY la manu facturing ' and the assurance of a SQUARE deal. r. 'I ,....''.',, ' ' ..... M Butternut Bread - Is rich in milk solida. It supplies vitaminea; calcium and phoaphonu fr the bones and teeth; protein of superior chanetar and usefulness in building- tissue and muscle; ,'anl milk sugr, a valuable energy producing food as well as, one which favors the development of deajratlt bacteria in the intestinal tract, and retards the growth of less desirable forms. Just what your bqy or is, so badly in need of. . ' ' " ' La Grande Bakery ..(... K. J. McWIlllam, Ownar. Use Blue Mountain Butter !.IMHr'tiltil . 'ftl BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM , Home-made Troducta-Honest Quality Ahrty BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. P. TYLER, Prop. Telephone Main M0 11 W Watalagtaa Am Credit QA RR'S No lnlere!t 1 m bt b hii h i iiirrrp- Him mtito Ab Oklabooia bud, Mr. Qallion. taili abuut lb halt Lyko tavt hi tf afur Mbtf rcnMdlM fa4kd. HU renter mii! "Th won dcrf ul rafial Lykohushrn my wifel Bhm baa Mn Ukiikfl all ksBtta at cit.a whtcb did no good, I daw Lyao advtmlacti and rot it and It ia doing bar iota el aaod." bviFm mm Forty "I waa tarrlpiy raivdown, aarvtMM and bad no nT B7," vritra tlabJi VoaBiar f St. Unl. "bat I Bow ImI likaaB9an. Amaiatv arvtta yaara aid, but ataca Uklaa tour BMdldoa. faal kka forty. 3. t. Miitar ot CWeaaa writaa: "W aava baa ua tmg Lykn in our familr aad And it ta Uat tonic for atomaeb and bowala wa Mothers- Don't be Despondent Are you one of these unfor tunate mothers who ara ail run-down from family cares ond overwork? Yon can't (o on feeling like this and not pay in the end. You on it to ynurwlf and to those near und dear to you to kcepacloae watch on yonr health. Indi go8tion,headaches,diuine, constipation and backaches , are omtresH signals xrom uh body's vital organs the atomaeb, bowels, liver and kidneys. Don't ignore these warniug. ... Thou sandaof ailing peoplo today are finding new strength and happiness with Lyko, the great general tonic. Lyko tones up the whole system ecause it contains medicinal ingredients bene flcial to the stomach and bowels as well as tha kidney and livnr. It aids digestion, keeps the bowels open and the liver and kidneys active. . Men and women everywhere tell of tho mar velous results secured from Lyko. Head the testimonial! in this advertisement taken from , thousand who have usvd and told what this remarkable remedy has done for them. Go to your druggist and g-ta bottle today. Let this great health and strength builder help yon to the vitality that is every mother's birthright. TMs Coupon Briny Trial Aottfa I LYKO MEDICINE CO., Kansas City, Mo. IGflMnn; Hnd a trial hottleof Lyko. I aDcloM 10a ti nip par MMtae htid aackilu. I Towa SUta v: I Drai-rtit'f Ntma -y: Eat More Toast The convenience and speed of this Electric Toaster will be ap preciated oh such oc casions. ' as, that bittgetaich p eon or midnight aup per w here 1 touted sandwiches satisfy. , THIS IS NATIONAL ELECTRIC TOASTER MONTH. SEE THIS FAMOUS ':-X' r.-i:'- Westinghou Special For March Only se Turnover Toaster The Aristocrat of the Breakfast Table .00 75c Down 75c per month on your light MIL ; ! s " Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company -Alwaya.At Your Serrke'' ''''. . " . i i t 1 H 1 tsp- 1 y
