La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Friday, April 23, 1926; EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Miss Nelson in iano Recital J Tho library auditorium wan well gllcd Wednesday evenlns when )liss liOls Kelson, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. A. W. Nelaon, wan pre. jicntcd In piano recital by her teacher, Mlra Hilda Anthony. Bou- ducts of spring flowers apple bios HoniH, tulips and snapdragons vero prettily, arranged ' about J he room. forming a delightful netting lor tlio program. , Miss Nelson played an Interest. Inn program, choosing numbers by the classic and romantic composers, khe played with adoquuto technic pud her numbers were much ap. predated by the audience. ; 8hc jjuve an explanation of many of the selections.' In her -first group s'ho played: i'listomle Scarlatti jtllKiie, Uuch-MncDowell Minuet 15 flat Beethoven Scotch Donees' Beethoven Two l'roludca Chopin SJocturno B flat-...'........:...;.... Chopin tictavo Intcrmezxo ...... Ixuchotlzky finpromptu ....:,....:..... MacDowell 'J'o aiWatcrllly MacDowell Will 0' the Wisp MacDowell As:a concluding ' number she played ' "llohdo Caprlccrloso" by Jlendclaslidn; a. very difficult num ber. Miss Nelson gave' ah excellent Interpretation of the selection;' dis playing her skill as n, pianist... ... She was' assisted by M Iks Ituth Irwin; soprunoi who song two num bers, "it Was June'" .by. Moves and I'Tho World is Waiting for the Bun rise" by Sclts. .-KbQ. Was .accom panied by Miss HeleMc I'rice at the plimo.. -'-''' ' ' Miss Nelson wus presented" with many lovely' bouquets of flowers. ( ' . 1 ' , ' . ' . Sicsrrists Entertain Alpha Club. Members . . Mrs..C;liorlea Jtcyn'olils won high score mpnK the ladles present and Will Hlrgrlst received' tlio gentlo inun'a prize Wednesday , evening when Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Slegrlst entortuincd the members, of thu Alpha club at their regular eve ning meeting. Bridge was thu di version of the evening. Following the ironies a delicious luncheon was served. - Miss Weeks Hnst To Sewing Club a aeiigiurui time wus spent sew ing and visiting last evening wlieu memberB of the Kour-M club met at the U W. Weeks home Willi Miss Mildred Weeks us hostess. The rooms Were nrc'tttle ileenrnt,.,! rnn the occasion with bouquets of red tulips. At on anuroDriuto hntie Hia i.nu ess, assisted by her mother, served dainty refreshments. .. me club will meet next week with Miss Greta ilcKliuln. Past Matrons' Club Rehearses Program ' A program for next week's meet ing was rehearsed ut tlio regular session of the Past Matrons' club. O. K. 8., at the Masonic bull Wed. nesday evening. The. time was otherwise passed socially, with Mrs. J. J. . Broughton and Mrs. Nellie Nelll as hostesses. " Thev fterve.l re. freshments nt the close of the meeting. Lilacs and tulips made the, tuble Bouquets. Recital to Be Held Tomorrow A group of first year pupils of the Sacred Heart academy will be presented In recital tomorrow af ternoon at the home of Mis. C, P. Ncwllll, 703 I. avenue. The pro gram, wliloh Is entitled "A Day on the Mann," will begin at 2:30 o'clock. The program: will begin wllh sunrise, when a trio. Theresa Cur- ran, Kugenia Trobrldgo and N'adino O'Kulllvnn. will give--"!' he Chirping j Sparrow" by Belir. James Bruce Will play "Tlio Booster" by Maxim Brim ot this green straw (Attars' un eoiia patients or violet and. green, matched by nsilett design si doubled georgette scarf. and Kathleen Pearo will play "L'ii m the Morning Early" by Orth.. In the next section' of the pro gram, "in tho Farmyard.',- . Wily Lynch will play The Prlzo Bony'; by Swift, Oeorglaiia Lockwood, will play "Truant Baby Kitty'' 'by jcnj' kins, I'uullnc lit : 'Krtefllor.v "The l'eucock" by Maxim. Slyla 'Turei The Two Chicks"- .; 'ferb, 'lie Wall, "The l'lg".J)y.; Manlm. -and Julie Slegrist will give-, a 'gypsy dance. -: . ' y '' f The other numbers to. be-given ore: . '. ' . ;.. -, ,.'.--... . .. In the Hayloft V, . - In the lluyloftv.;.;.'..;....:.'...-. MokroJ The Whistling Boy :...!...::..'..:... orth Juntos . JJruco. , -V.v The While Bunny Mokrejs Nola llao'-Mosby. i- The Kuhblt l.lttle Cotton Tall ...,'.;...'...:,. Freeman Klnitnoll Tn tlio Garden: . : . ; .. Jack Tar '. l.eouard-.Coopcr :-. Jack and tho Beanstalk 1'tttrlck Mtzgerald Utile Johnny Jump-Up Jenkins Jack In Ike Pulpit Mokrejs , Bylvla Turn The Birds' Nest Bcbnioll Pauline La Frlonler Crossing tho Bridge Frlinl . I Vern Fullmer ' in tho Woods v In the Woodland Wyman Eddie Harris. La Von Nciderer Through the Woods llcurter Harry Hayea Along the Woodland Path . Cecelia 1'Oupln In-the PleliU Tripping Through the Meadow.... Miindhcnke Catch Mo :. Hannah Smith i Muriel Webb Dancing Daisy Melds Mokrejs Nola Itae Mosby .- Tho l'Tog Pond- Mokrejs Sylvia Turq Through tho Cornfields.... Krcntjlln Juanlta Thompson Little Boy Bluo l'udll ' Pauline La Frlcnler . Sunny Fields Loth Freeman Klmmell - Canzonotta (violin) Herbert La Klngana Bolim - Maellsabeth Cooper Evening Whip-poor-will Dutton James uruco Bedtime Song ltogers . ' Georglana Lockwood Ltiliftby lime Jenkins ; Sylvla Turn" . F.verjonc Interested Is Invited. Maxim '. Bllbro Mux! lit Maxim ' -.' V' Stone TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:30 O'CLOCK 'is Cash Stores WILL OPEN THEIR LA GRANDE STORE i A new clean Modern-Food Store You will be served by Salesmen especially trained to give you courteous, efficient; service. We solicit your patronage and will do our best to merit your confidence. Our stocks are made up .of the leading brands of merchandise, priced at the lowest possible price. A money-back guarantee goes with every item purchased in our stores. Come in tomorrow, or any day, buy or not, come in and look around. . A FEW UNUSUAL VALUES Fresh Creamery Butter Packed Especially for Stones. J.-pound roll ;.......:.:.. 2-pound ; roll 75C Milk Tall cans, Bordens or Car nation, per can...-. IOC Tender Sweet Corn No. 2 cans, extra Standard Cofn, 2 . for........: 25C Crystal White Soap 10 bars for . :................. : Old Dutch Cleanser Regular size (limit four) each ..: 5C Pork and Beans. Van Camp's regular 15c size, 3 cans for. . 25C Tomatoes No. 2'. cans Extra Stand- OCI ard, 2 cans for Lvv No. 2V cans Solid Pack, 2 cans for 35C Stone's Special Coffee Every Pound Guaranteed the best there is in package coffee. 1 pound for .. 45C 3-pound pkg. for $1.29 It Will C .. H A UUnnt Every Sack Satisfy jpcrry a liaiu incai i iuui Guaranteed 49-pound sack .1 $2.15 4 sacks (1 bbl.) $8.45 . ' Canned Fruits No.. 2U cans Heavy Syrup- Pears, Peaches, Apricots,. Pine- ; CCP apples, 2 for. .....:.-'-: JJU Corn Meal 10-pound bag, yellow or white, each 29C ... : ' . DELIVERY .-. ' we i,ave arraneed to make free deliveries of orders amounting td ?2.50 and over. Deliveries leave our store at 9:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.- A Complete Assortment of the Finest of Fruit and Vegetables. loratnl in tianllnk-r lll.lg. -'ft To UK' An-SMlc TlimtiT. Telephone Main 91 . iiiisnm m POIMID III v. Announcements - Social annnaneemrnts may be nrlatcd In llibi rohinm free of cnarBC.-AJiy annonnrmeiit per taialn to any functloas audi as DBofceit food sales, etc., will In 'refused. - Announoeinmls. la ke printed tbe same day, ransl be In society editor's bands b aiOU o'clock. News editor's note. "I'll Never Be Able to Say Half Enough for What This Glorious Medicine Did for Me," Declares Mrs. Morten sen. "Honestly, I wouldn't take any think ror wliat this Karnak lia done for me. and I Just feel like It's the least 1 can do to let othors know what a' truly won derful medicine It really Is. de Clares Mrs. Ida Mortensen, of 1334 Hank 81., Portland, Ore. . -' "Tlio last six years I Just suf fered misery with stomach trou ble and . IndlKcstlon," continues Mrs. Mortensen. "My stomach wss In such awful condition I was actually afraid to sit down at the table.- Just as sure .as I ato any thins it . meant, hours ot suffering afterwards..- ' -.'.- "Gas would, form' and press around my heart until .It would imlpltatc so frightfully' I didn't know 1 what to. do.-and I'. woujti luivo crnmiinp pulns tlirotisrli- hiy atoniacli. ' and headahea . . would Just almost drlvo mo distracted.-'. "I was as nurvou-ns a cat., and uiKlits my "sleep . wus so . broken and restless that, mornlnfr 1 Jurt felt wurse than ' when . I went to be - the nlirlit before. - Oil. I" tell .you, indigestion and stomach troitr bio will Just run a person down In health worse- than anything I know of. I tried different reme dies without getting any relief uil til I was Just almost desperate. "Hut finally 1 heard about this nea- medicine, Karnak, and how peoplo could get their money back If they were not benefited. 1 tell you right now 1 wasn't Interested In getting my money back, what I wanted -was relief, but I rea soned that kurnak must be un extraordinary mcdlclno for the manufacturers to mnko such a liberal orfer. - ."" ' ' "And it didn't lake me long to find out that h was right, for 1 began Improving from the very start, and now 1 have taken three bottles and can actually eut any hlng I- want, and never feel a race of. .Indigestion or stomach trouble afterwards.-. ' -. . I "The bloating "and palpitation lire: ail' gone.".' sleep vaotind and restful, ovrry. ulsltt and. I- huvi. been . built up nnd strengthened antll 1 Just feet fhie -all the time. Karnak .Is- simply the 'grandest medicine 1 tvw Jienrd of, and I un't-'tiy half vnougli fur. It."- harnakvjs. sold in Ia (Iranje by I he I,. & .1 .Drug CoM and by-all oilier, leading, drugglsta In Im: Uraude. nnt .In. every- other towa, Adv. v . -. . trs. A T. lllll will entertain tho Monday Ilrldgn club .Monday after noon, April Ss,.U J o:cOvk, ut her home on Klrst street. i . v .- Tbore :wllt be a special, meeting of -tho.'Pvtliltin Mistera. tomorrow cvening at 7:30 o'clock nt the K..I'. hall.:' The grand chier, Mrs. Jlclen Walnwrlghti will be In attendance. Tho mcctUig has 'been called by Mrs. Carry Clcttvlnger. M. U. C. ': i ' .: ...-' ' - -. The Anu'rlcan Legion Auxiliary will give a benefit card imrty to-; morrow afternoon at. the lOlks tcm--pl here to which tliu. public Is In vited.. .'Thd .money, from the parly will btf use.d 'In liospiliilbsatlon nnd child 'welfare , work.. r.A program has been arranged for tho ufler noon. '. .-.. . . ; rutHiniv 2 tl1opoons ml need parH loy. U-HBpoon tOI, ono liilf eup cold wuter. ..... Huvo tlio nit ltd split Hnil cloiint'd 1111011 Hllces of wilt park, on Mho ruck of a ronHtcr and, put fti on thi'in. Cut tomatoes in tttlcos'nnd urruiiffo Itintifrli tlio-rrnler of .the fiBh. Hpnnd each ffcntirouHly with butter. Hprlnltlo with rataltm tind purnloy. Add sit It nnd pour around ilic wattr. Cover roaster und hnko In. u inodPrato nVon for 45 mlnu tva. Hcrr on ft hot plaLlur und ffurnlHh with HprlKH of parsley. . PERRY PERSONALS . 3. K: JeJistm -is. roposled 4u . be progressing nicely. 1 He Is recover. Ing from an Illness. ' ' . " K. (.'. Orsy -and. family . wern shopping- .In li Orndo Kuturday afternoon.'' .-.v . t ,- " ; Mrs. Jacob Murray culled upon Mrs. L. Itoberlson recently. - Miss Verbt Dehno inadn U -irlp to l.a Clriindo -Tuesday. I. ..Tho Monday Musical chorus Vi;ltltV. (Special) Miss Opal ftetckol visited her bIbUt ut l.a Oraude over the week end. ' ' , Arthur Peck, who has been ill spending some time nt Iji Orumlo rehearse this evening In the Neigh borhood club rooms, at 8 o'clock. Alh membera.are. urged to attend. Sister Mary , Says: ' . H.v SHmt 3lary) - ' liialifaHt Canned clu'rrh'H, luMHtod . nliroddrd wht-at LiIkcuIIh jwitH.iliot, uillU. . b rail i'd . rottufjt' hai'n, ry murfliiH, .niilk". coitc-p. . : ;uneheon Sluffod- onions wllh whH6 fiaucc, bran bread, prune whip, boiled ciiHlnrd. milk. U'ti. JlhiH'r-B:ilud-HhUd.iwhh ral alns, new potKtois-lii puralfy but ter.'bcln In oianrrt.' Kitut'c, praham bn-adi plncupplu uumluJclu-a, milk, COfftKV.' ; . ' ... 'Thfi'houMckrcpor' who llkon to Hcrvft tncalH Juki il little bit "Ulrr errnt'niay ritid Hon.cllilnjf nvw in thin dinner menu. Tim pineapple sandwiches ' uan Mhreddrd frcah' fruit well . Hweelrned between thin Blfceit of upon ffe eako or nnjjid food.; The . "Diindwlch'' l tln.-n tnuflked wllh whipped Cream. Uaked .thud with raiHlim la not un everyday dish but is quite deli cious ami worth while. '. i naked Shad Wllh Kalslim One tfood-sl.cd Khad. 4 or fi thin rllecH nalt pork. 3 tomatoes, 2 lab- I IcApoonn butter, cup BeedleMH havlu? an Infected loo 1 rented .turned to JVrry tho first , of tho wceli. . Mr. and Mrs. Havld .JohuiiHeii were J,a Orando visitors Tuesday atieniooo, I'jdd i'hell made a trip to 1m uranuo last weelt. . j . Mrs. Molly jiraden visited Mrs. I -nw re nee ltubeiison Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs.. lTed UuberlHoii called upon their duuRhtcr, ' Mrs. i Hilda Murray Tuesday evening. - Cleorpe Juhuamm and wife and daughter wore I'erry visitors last Friday. , . :. . Mrs, Guy Trlppo visited school .Tuesday toranuon. Mr. and Mrs. Nephl Combs call ed at the Ole Mathson homo Mon day evening. Miss June I-ec wus a la Grande, visitor Hal u rda y. 8 ho . had her eyes fitted with gluses while there. Master Mack ltehor Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Kred I'olirman, at La G run do this week. j The condition of J. K. I. Kall.j who Is being treated at the Grande! Big Change In Face Powders A tcy.' " French process powder iliat Is not a free ted by perspira tion will not let unk ugly shine come through: stays on- until you lake It o!f:- fine and puro:- mattes the pores'- -divisible: looks like beautiful v natural skin: . gives a soft.-'velwiy complexion. Get thin new wonderful beauty . powder called . Mello-fftOi Glass Drugt, Ine.J-Adv.- . l.LJLJ. ltonde hospital is about tho sanic. Walter Thompson nnd family were recent visitors to Union. . 1 Mi inerva Says ..Now t tho tiinn to buy yourself,- a pult of the bar gain or ..cut -prlco - Hllppers for outing nnd- camping wear and Huvo .the. nv street slippers you havo for best. TkeHO . short-ends and bro ken lots range In price fioin $1 . lU.H.-V and 3.5, You havo ubdht .100 pair to choose from. If you can get fitted In Ihls lot.; you'll get a -good shou thut sold from fO.oo to $!U0.-" : ' Also $1, l.1 and $iM Guarunteed . H y un t e x Hi I It Ifoso for -ladles. THE BOWERY Jilted itiss JIskI Pilchr of St. Louis is fUlng August c. Na!rt. rich young rs estste msn. for 150.000 foi hreorh-f promise, and is asking III.OOO of his psrents.for sllenailon of his affections. Meanwhile,' It has betn announced Nserl will mtrry an other girl n:t ni:q'.b. Credit CARR'S No Interest Lemon Cream and Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion They arc mildly antiseptic very beneficial in cases of sunburn1, chafing, windlwm or chapping. Excellent as a" skin bleach and whitencr. 50e Each Glass Drugs, Inc. rr p u T M A N S P u T M A N Special Purchase Sale OF DESIRABLE Dresses $16.50 $19.75 , CONTINUES " -. ' ' '. ... -i . . . 9 ui : ' Every Dress Much Below Regular Price. , 'K'';( : '.,': '": ' ! ','' 1 ' ' 1 " '' ;V'V'' '' ' '" V ' '". . I Vvr ...... . . T. r ....... frt.-. .:ll..:OWll - .V . .. 1 THREE LOTS OF Coats UNDERPRICED - $mso $2475 $2 75 f READY-TO-WtlR ty SEE THE WINDOWS compuny there. , H. A. IlolK-rlson, Hurecy Larsun and Gilbert Dallcntyno called al IIiii Ueoritc Uoherlson home Krl duy evening. TU IlKLf.AHK ll.AUA I'llll.l.ll'H I .OH ANOKI.KH. (AT) I'lara I'hllllps, tlio liaiiuiier tnurderess, will bo ullowcd to leave 8nn yuen. tin iienllontlury '. lunit , enough to visit her dyltuc molhvr. Mrs. A. !' Weaver, In Ban Dtcjro. . A suiierloi', court order directs tho shortrf to; escotlrt the slayer from the prison to her niolhcr's home and. after an Interview wllh mother, back to tho prison. Mrs. I'hllHiis Is serv ItiK ten years to Itfo term for thu murder of Alberta Meadows. . Safety Trarel by Motor Mage Hafely . Comfoitably. MOTOn TRA.N'MT COMfANlC. 1Un Grry SIsjkw I'AUNGUt An4 KXl'nivS- NLUVICE Vvtiu: to (Kir matte IM-pnt at 1114 Je.ffmuH Ate. - All Slortem and Ilcalrd .Htsgw, l.KAVK I,A (.nAKDl! rVII Jusrph Dally, A. M. aad 4 P. H. 1 Prndleion, 1 1 A. M. and 4 P. M. (Connects to Walla Walla and IVirllaad)