Friday,-April 30, 1920.
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWSofSOCETY
Pattisons Entertain v"-
At Bridge Party
Mr. and Mm Ht-rbfrt TnUlson
rnti rtnlncil tho mduliiira at tlie
. KwrtHllka HrlilKo cluh him ovenliiR
at tholr home on N uvonue. Iur
fiiiflhe cvi-ninK'H pluy Mr. and Mm.
Verne Alimworlh recolveil lilKh
tfiori'R umonir the dull mi'ln1fr8
Mid tlirt Kniwt prlisiM wont to Mr.
'ami Mm. 'I. It. ln swell, Mm.
-Waller I'orry rowlvod the consnla
tlon prlur-. . . . s ' . )
The. homo wn honnUfiilly doc.,
- ornlod for the orniRlon with lion- I
.IK-IB or lovely lllncM. . Lavender
antl yollow wan tho oolor Hellenic
' luted.- ' 7 'N . '
A two-roiiino Innrhoon was aerv.
ed at the curd tuhlcti following t lie
gftmoH. . ' : . '
. . !
Lucky Thirteen Club
Meets at Lilly Home
Members of thn I.noky Thirteen
rhih prnl ft ilollRlilful afternoon ;
obi orduy' when Mih. K; I. Lilly
voh hoHlopH nt hor homo on Penn
ylrunlu nvoniio. Lovely libllqnotH
of ;rut, irlnc riwwerK ; were tir-
runted ihroiiKhont the rooms, of
the home formlnir a ilellRlitrtil set
tlnif for three Inlilea oMirlilfre.
''..Mm. William Ah won lilKh aroro
among tho rhih nieinhera and Mm.
Iiwlirhl Jesse reeelveil 'the Rliest
;prlae.' After Iho nirtl (fninoa a do- j
Ijrioua two-ooinHO lunrheon7 wan
'served. '
Mrs. 'J. T. ItlrhnrdMon will ho
hostess to the oluli al It next moot- '
' luff two weeks from yesterday.
. ' -
Epworthians to
Present Play
The Kpworlh leamie of ; the.
Methodist ohnreh south Is working.
on o "play entitled "All a Mistake"
to he presented Wednesday eve
nine. May 5. In the hnseinent of the
"church. The oast of characters has
been rehearsing for the past three i
weeks under the direction of Mrs.
J. A. Hall. Tho,,monoy from thn
production' will bo toward the
African missionary fund.' I
-5 The ciiaraclors - are: Pnptaln
Obudhili Kklrindr. Sum Walker;
Liiutminnl. O cor so Richmond,;;
Oniido Hall; Uichard Hamilton.
Joseph Sayre; lVrdinnnd Light
llead, ljiwreneo Gray; Nellie Ulch
liionil, Cora Stanley; Nellie Hunt-,
Ingtori, Anna ItldKeway, Cornelia
Hklnner, Stella UoBors and Nellie .
Mclnlyre, May flay.
(
Mrs. Junes Hostess to 1
Bridge Club Members
The home of Mis. Walter Jones, (
on Seventh. street, was neeornieu
with tioiKiuels of red tulips and
lllncw yeslenlay iillernoon .when
Shu entertained the members, of
thn N. It. 1). cluli ut tin ut tractive
party.: llrldKe at three, tables was
the diversion of the arte.rrioon. Mrs.
S. R. Andrew .wna .hlirh score, .and.
Spanish Roses
Ts5
These deep red' rose are lovely r
ranged against the cream satin and
delicate lace background of a ,"Senor
. Ita Urea.. ' ,
Mrs. Ernest Waldo'n received Iho
Second, prise. i-f v.- '; f. .' "
-. KollowlliB the'. Bailies tile, hostess
served a dalnly luncheon.,' 1 '
Mrs. W: K..Mcflure will be host
ess to the club next week." "'
. ''. ' ;-'.
Medical Springs (Special) Mrs.
C. O. liloont was 1iomU-.sk at a ti
o'clock diniier Thursday evening in
honor of the Medical Springs teach
ers. Miss Iris Stone and Miss Kdmi
Henner. The dinner was served
to tlio following BUestsf Misses
ICdna llennen! Iris Stone, Wllnui
and Ksther kennedy, .Glenola and
Mnxine Wanker, Kdlth Turner'anil
Mnxlpo Duncan. , . .' . .
' ' '
t'nlon (sfcecial) The Woman's
club held Its '. regular . meellliB
Thiirsday'nfternoon.at tho home of
Mrs. W. T. Wright.' with about
thirty-five members In attendance.
After tile business session tho pro
gram c'oninilttee took charge and
the following program was given:
Vocill solo, .Mrs. Kdlth I'hy. .Mar
garet Phyr piano aecoiiipunlKt; talk'
"The Subconscious. Mind,' Dr.
llarntlen;' musical number, violin
and piano, Ni'lllo i Oeertsen and
Miss MonnrU'f; paper, "The Spirit
ual: Atmosphere of Hie Home,"
Mrs. S. ):. Miller. . ...
' Refreshments were served by tho
hostesses Mesdames Wright,' I'hy,
("router and Adams. '.i; t
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
ACrA'E.teE-viGr-, o
Bo W ALL-U-Ltu.Jii
flflf STrS-rfSi -rwS
J-fS AWFOL! ROARS OL OREas-
AS HE REARS AK1 CoTS A FU-S.&.
BoT uavsd, tT caim't be vmo$se.f?
' IHAm Wis COOKIM' IS On OS
m
C.7 PAWtlLlAIMCj
CM V WC aCrWCC, HOC
LONDON. (AD A feature of
fimhton In Hprlng mlltlnery Is a
chotiffi from tlu clone flttlnff toquo
to httrlyr crowns imd. wide flat
brlnm typical of Ppanlau atyu'9.
UOM-YWOOn, ral. ,(AP) In-
Htoud of painting eyelashes now In
Hollywood, they're curling Vin. ,
FIRST AID TO BEAUTY
AND CHARM
"'fa NothliMi to mar an oilier-
mpf wist) lii'uutlful fai- ns Ui
vTij . Inwltuhle UlicB r futlffun
tired, (idling feet. ALLKN'S
FOOT-EASC, (lie Autlfeptle,
J leu him j'owntT, nmurfS
foul CttiTifuri, JURlrl
, 14 NewntUy. MinacH
In yotir blioft tu
jDiime nil- VfiititK
theiilH onrmlrntrlWI
Um ptiiry". lrinl Pfull-
1 A fat mid rin4tat
Wcc, AfldTMaAOcn'tVMi'lMC I It N I
Atyltf iut tkfritlmtmt Star.
LHM1V
Announcements
Sociftl announcements niny be
prhilvd In thin column five of.
cltargu. Any annoiiiiiincnM ik t
talulng to any niiK tluiu such as
cooked fooit wiles, vie, .will be
rcfu-iwl. , AitnonnccnuMila, to be
printed tlio saimf dnj, must be
bi society Millar's hands bj :00
o'etock. News editor's note.
' 'Pupils Of-Si;' Peter's Hplscopal
Sunday school who plan to attend
lite party Saturday. May. 1, .are
asked .by those in charge 'to bo
ut Honan hall, at 1:15 p.m. ' If
the weatlier Is pleasant, the affair
will . take place at Riverside, park..
"The Monday Muslcnl chorus-will
inert this cvenlnff at 7:15 o'clock
in . the Neighborhood club "rooms
for rehearsal. -Tills l the last re
hearsal heron the chorus will ap
pear. All members are. urged to
be there.
Minerva
Says
The JiihI Wright Arch
Support Oxfords and Hhos
uro ' SfllinK Kood. l'ooplo
who have foot trouhln ami
ppople who do. not have foot
complaints are pmlsInK the
comfort they rrct'lvc In
w-arlnf these shoes. )Vo
nchos, no burning sensation
In these shoos. . Just gootl
old-fashioned comfdrt In
each pair. lllacU kid and
tan calf.
ted Crons Arch Tone for
ladies several styles and
.'. leather to riioose from. .
Where you Ret-tho kooiJ fit.
THE BOOTERY
V&y t'rtsh anil lny Ixss
If you need n hit of -auto tools
! work'all day as a mechanic
sotno (farnRO.r ."-...
Sister Mary
. Say 's:
(By Sister Mui'y) 1
rtrenhfuat Apple sauce, cereal
cooked with, dr.tes. thin cream,'
ham toast, milk, eoi'feu.
Luncheon linked c o d f 1 s li
brown bread and butter, new on
ion, drop molasses cookies, cutincd
pears, milk, tea.
lilnner Hoast veal, "notalocs en
casserole, hret Kreens, . n.iw cah-J
huice salad, prune cake with whip- I
ped creum, liran hieud, milk, cof-l'e..;-
. J
Potatoes and flaked codfish nrA
rulibt d through a ; colander .'Jo
makti the luncheon dish. This '' Is
an excellent, dish, for chiidivn,None
of the very, few "made" , dlshVn
ihal is perfectly all rltcht for them.
This nnnu! cake Is rather out o
the ordlnury hut most delicious. Jl
can he usf.d for afternoon tea,, an
,cukn with fruit or with whliK'd
cream as sUKHted here.' .
' - I'm mi Cnko i
: Oue-huir pound prunes, ' 1
cups sugar. 2 cups flour, I ten-
spoon, bakiiiK' powder, ono half
teaapoon soda, U teaspoon salt
(i (iMiHiioon cinnamon, 1 sup sour
cream. 3 effs, 4 tablespoons '"soft
butter.
Wash and soak prunes . In one
c.up'Of cold water for two hours.
Cook in this water until tender and
water Is evaporated. Iternovo.
stones and chop coarsely. Mix nnd
hUC dry Ingredients. ' Add prunes
and mix thoroughly. Htlr In cream
and add eggs well beaten. Kent
In softened butter,' l'our Into an
oiled, and floured squnro pun and
bake one hour -in a moderate oven.
Cut In squares and serve, warm
with whipped cream.
PL'F.rS TO BE ItARRKI)
BKUMN Army ; officers who
fight duels of flimsy pretexts ure
to he fired under a hill passed by
the relchdtng.
89 cent
Special
Best value I have
ever had in White
Enamel Ware. AH
large pieces. :
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85.
IKveryone' seems to save' tip,: a
groiifh ' for a rainy day. ' "' :
fnL jmxiJ'r's 't'
nvv
Mlsa Jane nodgera ot St,
(Loula la a niece of Theo
dore Drolscr, famous nov
elist, and on her gradua
tion from tha University
of MlBBOuti he expected
to teach Latin. But aha
starred In amateur dra
matics at the unlvenity.
and now aha naa a nice
vaudeville contract. And
he doesn't need her
Latin any moojh
Riverside School Ends
Semester with Picnic
PltOMlfiK, (SpuciaD The ltlv
erslde school closed recently with
an all 1 day picnic. . Miss ltuth
Hayes, teacher of; the Promise
school, dismissed her pupils and
they Jollied with lllverslde stu
dents III the picnic. Dinner was
served and a shoit program given
by the two schools 'inihe after
noon. Gaines were played ' In . the
evening mid ice cream -served.'
The teacher of the lliversldo
school, Miss Courtney, and bur pu
pils had arranged u place oik the
playgrounds where dinner was
served and Iho- program given. A
little encloBUrn waa i formed by
small fir trees where .the gut-sis
wero seated, lnaldo the llttloroom
was decorated : with . pink und
white paper and peach and rjierry
blossoms. - '
Miss Courtney left , Sunday . for
her. home In Troy. She. Jitis taught
two- successful terms of, school in
the Klvdrsldo district and iik
gained many flrends .lioro. V Jlqr,.
Iil)lher, Melyln Courlney caijjo Uf
from Troy (riilaymorhilig anil ie
turned witti hor Sunday.
' Hockerclli r l'laylng tiolf
I.AKEWOOI), n. J. John !.
Hoekefeller. in Improved health,
is shooting nine holes of golf.dally.
beginning at 8 a. m., daylight. Ills,
average is fivo a hole, which would
pleasjo many young duffers. It
takes him much longer to play
nine holes than It did a relay v of
golfers. Including Hobby Joues,' to
play IX-holcs In a Irenk'speCif re
cord at Ardflli y. N. Y. Their time
was I ti minutes.
WONDERFUL NEW
FACE POWDER
. A jiow I'Yanch process powder
that1 is not nffectod by persplra--tion
will not let.-jan ugly shine
come through;, stays on until you
lake. It off; filie and pure; makes
the pores Invisible; looks llko
beautiful nutural skin; gives a'
' soft velvety complexion. Clot this
, new wonderful f beauty i powder
called Mello-glo.; aiuss Drugs,
Skirts Are
Shorter; .
Hats Plain
Sport arid Dress Cczij
; ' REDUCED!
' 14 TO 13 OFF
TV-, ' " l
NEGRO, WANTED
FOR ROBBERY, IS
ARRESTED HERE
I - I" v , ., ,., ,
, ('ArJNi:, .;.AP) Skirts are
shorter than ever on lh Itlvera
and hats. are plain almost lo the
point of. severity, so thai the feet
draw ;1hn attention of ull . eyes,
itourt and one-bar ahoes are v the
great, favorites In light colored
kids, blonde, purclimetit, sliver and
AVhlte.
A striking shoe is the all-in-gold
kid pitted with green.. The vamp
Is painted In bright modernistic i Charles R Itcsdw. ' colored, nr-
colors wlih a conventional dealgn. i rested hero last lilght In connect-
lr. 'ltl, IllA Hnkhnpir nt lha f .'' '.
iMcdurcn store at Wallowa Wed
aesdiiy evening, was taken to Kn
.torprise today by C. A. Mcriaren,
deputy sheriff of I'nlon county, ,i
licsaw la claimed to have been
wearing a blaxer, a pair of ahoea,
underwear and a labeled cap from
the store loot when the deputy
ran across him-- here . yeatcrday.
Tho negro said he did not know
the hJruo of his companion In- the
burglary.
Besides the clothes ITcsaw had,
Mcriaren la aatd. to .havo missed a
number of blazers, aeveral .pairs
of shoes, a number ot caps, and a
quantity of hpse supporters.
PUTMAN'S
Exclusive Ready-To-Wear and Mlliinery
259 Rescued from Ship
Wreck Off Paramushiru
M TOKYO, Apr. 3 (AD. The
flHhermen and crew of the OM
chlbu Mnru, luimherlnic have
hecn reHCUed from the wrecked
vessel off ParamiiMhlrn. farthest
north of Kurlle lutandM. Safety
of tho men, fop whom there was
little hope felt, wns announced
In a dlKpatch to the JIJi from
Hokkahlo laland.
Tho t'hlchlhu Muni, which . was
a aniull Ht wim of the crab can
nlntr hitlUHtry, -crashed upon tho
roc lis Tuesday1 while proceeding
to tvamchatku, it wna be Me veil
that all on hoard would perish
In the heavy storm nwet'plnjr
acroHfl the iHhimls.
TWO KKNTKNCKO. PAROLED
"aaaataaaam.
Mr:i)i'Oitn. Apr. jo (ap.
I'lalre (Tuffy) King and C. R.
(.Sonny) I'leroe, of Ashland, were
I their pleaa of guilty to Brand
' lurcenv ehnrves vtitnnlnv flnlh
however, were paroled by tho
court with the provision that they
make monthly reports and among
other (blags refrain from smok
ing and drinking. The two were
arrested some time ago and were
indicted by a grand Jury early
this week. , :, .
.; Mayor, Police Chief. I'liicliert
lANAfONDA, Mont. (AD May
or V. Smith and the assistant.
chief of ,. police were arrested on a
burgulury charge when .they were
found searching a dwelling with
out u search warrant. .They plead
ed not guilty and were released On
liond.
A VAM'ADIiE BABY
NEW YOUK TJioro'a a fund
or 2,j(ia,ooa awaiting Gloria
Laura Morgan Vandorbllt, Infant
dnughter of tho. late Iteglnald C.
Vunderbllt, and aa a result thn
bond of thn baby'a guardian has
been Increased to that amount
from 60,00(1. ' ' . -
' American visitors In Louden
spend about It 00,000,040 each
year, according to British esti
mates. .
Politely
Refuse
substitutes if you
seek the famous
Quaker ,. -
flavor iVsrJtx'ri
THE point to remember when btrrv
tog breakfast oata il that only
Quaker Oats hare the' rich Quaker
flavor that you want , ,
Oim package of oata without feat
flavor may ipail your break tuts (or a
The' arise van Day fa fba i
That "tryirV ubtn'Me la (oily.
Quaker flavor Is the retult o! aoaM
50 yeari millinf experience. No other
oati hat it Quaker millinf, too, re
tains much of the "bulk" of oat. And ,
that make laxativea let often niriis,
Get Quick Quaker, which eoakt h
3 to 5 tninutea, or regular Quaker
Oati ail you have always known. . i
Your grocer hai both kinda, '.-
Quick Quaker
The marvelous flavor
that won the West
The coffee tradition of the West
and Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee are
bound together. "Wonderful west
ern coffee" means Hills Bros. . . .
' precisely that. Do you know the
secret of its marvelous flavor? It's
Hills Bros.' patented continuous
roasting process.
A few. pounds at a time. Never, in
bulk.. Constant ventilation of the
roast. A richer, finer flavor than is
possible by any other method. Ask
for Hills Bros, by name and look for
the Arab on the can. Write for "The
Art of Entertaining" to Hills Bros.,
San Francisco.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Wjjjara
In thr trifiiul Paaium Pari
ivkick Utfi tkt tttte Irtih
Have You Visited
Stone's New Store?
' If not, you should inake it a point to do so" at orfce, for you are
missing, much in the way of Food Values. Come in tomorrow or
any day and compare our prices with what you have been paying. Yon
will be surprised at the saving you can make
Prices quoted below are good Saturday and all next week. Located
in building next to Arcade Theater, across the street from the Foley
Hotel. 1
ENGLISH WALNUTS I FULL CREAM CHEESE
No. 1 Soft Shell, . Medium Nippy, . ;
3 Pounds for ... ......;.;...i...59c Per Pound 29c
'" 1 " aaaWBae
TOMATO SOUP ' MILK
Campbell's. Tomato Soup, Tall Cans Carnation or -
3 cans for : ............25c Bordens.-6 cans for. .v................B5e
: v (Limit 12)
BAKING SODA CREME OIL SOAP
Arm and Hammer, 1-Pound Regular size bars. (Limit 4 to
Package, 3 for.... 25c, a customer). Each......... . 5c
Stone's Special Coffee
Every Pound Guaranteed 1 Poundpackage for ...................
The Best there is in Package Coffee, 3, Pound package..
.....:..45c
.....$1.29
CORN FLAKES
Regular size,
3 packages .for. 25c
j (Limit 6) '
GRAHAM CRACKERS
Unusual value oji Tru-Blu Gra
hams, 4Vfj-lb. wooden box for....85c
CANNED FRUITS
No. 2'j cans Peaches, Pears,
Al)ricots, in syrup, 2 ftm '..55c
COMB HONEY
Extra fancy, finest you can
buy, 2 combs . .....25c
MARGARINE
Gem Nut, 3 pounds for. ..-.79c
Nucoa, per pound...... 30c
BREAD
Purity and Superfine, '
3 loaves for .,. 25c
CREAMERY BUTTER
Packed especially for Stones
Stores, every pound guaran
teed, 2 pounds .... -75c
FRESH MILK
Per quart 9c
Sperry's Hard Wheat Flour
Every sack guaranteed 49-lb. sack for .... $2.15
Compare the price 4 sacks (1 barrl) . .4j
Complete Assortment of the Finest of Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Serve Too
BERT
I L"H.' L.l -LV
IV . VUJ L.A I
We Save You
MOST
Come In ami
look around.
Telephone
MAIN M
Orders amounting to $2.50 and over delivered without charge.
k
1
et'K.fulfclne.