Friday, May 21, 1926.
XSt CSANDS EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of
tinu rnmnlim.Hfa
Shower Compliments
iride-Elect
Alias Wllda Ingcl and Mrs. E. 1.
fowler were hostesses ut a surprise
tower honoring the latent bride-
lect of Oreenwood : Bchool, Mats
I iltlred Bradford, lust evening at
lverslde park.' Teachers of the
hool had gathered at the park
t 5 o'clock when Miss Bradford
Ind a small party of friends ar-
ived for a picnic dinner.
A dinner table was arranged In
lie park pavilion decorated In a
lively color scliemu of yellow and
rcen. A basket of yellow roses
rved as a pretty centerpiece and
single yellow roso was attached
k each place card. Tiny corsages
if yellow violets wero favors. Kuch
Jone present brought wit n tnem
(their fuvorlte picnic dish and made
an excellent picnic unifier. Aimr
Inner Miss Bradford was prescnt-
!l with an electric Iron from the
'action of the school; ' 4
MIhs Bradford's inarriuge to Vlr-
til Caviinaush will be an event of
une, shortly after the close ot
ehool. , , . . ' ' .
Those present lust evening were:
KlisH Amy Jacolicy, Mrs. Nell
rhacker, Miss Mildred l.ovett. Miss
'rcda Johnson. Mrs. K. W. Landry,
ilrs. l.ola Wllllninson, Miss Grace
iiiiouk. Miss Huth Caffc, Miss Cattl-
n ine Alllirlght, Mrs. C. 1". Hutclilns,
firs. D. W. Srcen, Miss Katlicr
helps, Mrs. It. A. Wilkerson, the
lionor guest and hostesses. -
iParty Honors .
Master Herman
: Honoring the sixth birthday' iin
Uilvursiiry of hor little - hou Leslie
aiy, Mr'. AI. Herman entortttlned
twHve , chllUrun ut a. dcllp.it ful
K 'itweive , children at a
t Ailrlhdiiy party Wednc
f Auon from 4 until 6 o'c
j .fcvero enjoyed by the 1
Wednesday after-
clock. Games
children for
in hou I un hour and a half. A fea
ture whs a peanut hunt, with Mur
Jpoiiu Tryon finding the moat peu
$iuIh und-whinins the first prize.
At ubout 6:30 o'clock tnc'cnll
icii were seated around. a prettily
tk-eoni ted , dinner .table- und lunch.
on wiwBerved. Yellow and white
Kvas the color achemo uHed to due
ute the table. Hprliig flower
served as a centerpiece. A prettily
iecorated cuke in' yellow and white
Iwllh alx lighted cundlCH Avas also o
tart of the table decorations. , The
htldren were given balloons aa fa-
The llllle guests were:. Gordon
lours, Marjr-iret Knrheart. Justine
ratle. LIuater Cade, Marjorlu Tryon.
Mm in It- Tryon, Maxlne Noah, Bobby
1 1 Ala tin, Dorothy Mann, Mary June
f llh-HHHlrr,- Uuymond McClelland und
Hoy lieruian.
Jo we Monday -
Mia. A. I- liichardKon will pre-.
tlircnt. h of her vocal intplla In dong1
,4 Jij yoilul at Hie First Presbyterian
h iftrhurch MondayevenliiK1, May 241h.
k' I nt 8:15 o'clock. - Participating- will
i I Jim Mrs. W. H. Uohnenkamp Jr..
Miss Adelaide Itutli ('lurk; Mrs.
Jiuv Fuller, Mrs. Sam Harris, Miss
I k .. ut. ...... I. .......It Diiimln
I; I i.Mi-h. K. I.. Holmes will accompany
(lie offerings.
N.B.B. Club Ends
Social Season
The country home of Mrs. Alice
luff, near Hummervllle, wan trans
formed Into a garden of wild roaea
keslenlay afternoon when she en-
erlalned the members of the N. 13.
Minerva
Says
Youths' Keds Ouivuk shoes
1 red rubber' sole, patch on
I ankle. Size 12 to 2. ut $1.;!.
toys an urown icuuht i 't i-w
Shoes rubber heel, welt sole.
hIo 21 to 5. Hold originally
foV $ri.0 and $5.50, to close
out ut $2.5U pel' pair. This is
It-tin than cost, but iui we are
discontinuing all children's und
boys' shoes, have decided to
hikti 92.50 per pair for this lot.
Three are over 30 - pair to
chouao from.
;(;hldrcn's . and . micses white
canvas Hlippcrs leather sole.
28 pair In lot, size 8 to 1 1 and
111 t 2. " in sizes to choose
from Tit $1.00 per pair.
THE BOOTERY
l'lij lash and l'ay I'ss
Look Over Your
Fishing
: Tackle
and see what you
need. I have the
kind that catches
them.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Maia 8S
SOCIETY
111. club. A delicious chicken din
B. club. A delicious chicken din
ner was served at 1 o'clock. '
Wild roses served as a center
piece for tho dlnnor table and a
tiny pink wild rosebud was clever
ly attached to each dainty place
card.
Mrs. K. C. Coughcnower won
high score at bridge and Mrs. Ern
est Waldon received the second
prize.
Yesterday being the last nieetins
ot tho club until fall prises were
awarded to those receiving highest
score during the entire season. The
first prlso was awarded to Mrs.
Boyd Pldcoek and the second to
Mrs. E. C. CoiiBhenower.
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Loyal Sisters
Play, Luncheon
Twenty-five members and five
visitors wore present Wednesday
afternoon when the Loyal Hlaters
of the Ohrlstiun church met in
regular session In the church par
lors. Tho rooms wore prettily
decorated with bouquets of snow
balls and bleeding hearts.
Purlng tho business session, pre
sided over by Mrs. Harry Sandox,
president, plans wero made for a
benefit church luncheon to be
given Juno 9. ' r
A social hour was observed bc
fore adjournment, ' during which
time tho hostesses, Mrs. .'Harry
Meyers, Mrs. It. J. Kitchen and
Mrs. O. O. Johnson, served refresh
ments. . .. c . , , ' '
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Present Piano ; .: I ; v '3;
Students Tonight , U , ; -
Eight piano students of Mrs. It.
J. Green will 'be' presented In piano
recltul.this uvening at S:16 o'clock
in the library auditorium.. An. In
teresting program, has been arrang
"d for the evening, as follows: ' ,
Huppy Droams to You, Dear, Now ,
Good Nhclit ;.. Margaret Martin-
Brownies liunce....nlurgaret' Martin
Frederick Binguman ,
April Flowers ..... Wilkes
, ttolah Warner . ; j
Chaconne ; Durand
Valsc ;. JJurand
C'leda Harvey !''
Barclretla Ifevin
In the lively Month ot May
. Morkel
' Ijonoru McCorklo -' j-
From the Land of the Hky Blue '
Water Cadinall
Madrigal .- Lack
t'Htherlne Humphlcys ' "
By the Waters of Minnctonka....
Lieurance
Scarf Ounce Chanilnade
Serenude Jeffrey
Juno- gtnngu
Hungary Koelllng
Kclioes of Kpring Krimt
Hceond Masurka Godard
Virginia Wnrnlck
Invitation to the trance Weber
Triiiimercl Strauss
li'lfUi Nocturne '. Lcyback
' Barbara Hlatt ' '
' Mrs. Green will present a second.
?roup of students In recital Tues-;
lay evening. May 20. '" Five will'ap
w'tir at thai time. They are: Golan
Killing, Marguerite Zwelfel,, Edith;
Kbell, Kdna Oekeler and Betty
Ooelirun. .
The public is invited to attend
both recitals. ' -
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Dinner Honors
Mr. Lovan and Son
A birthday dinner honoring M .L.:
Lovan and son, Orlle. was - glveu
Humbly at the Ixivan fiome- here.,
After a delightful three-course. dln-i
ncr tho remainder of the day was.
spent visiting, t
Those present were: Mr. and Mi's.
Oren Uvan and children arl,
Merle and Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Frits;
Hoffman and children, Clara and
.Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wren
and son Bobble, who nre visiting
here from Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Swart and daughter. Betty,
Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Lovan, Gilbert
Lovnii and Mr. and Mrs. II. 1..
Lovan.
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Parkdale Club Meets ,
At Halley Home
The Parkdale club met Wednes
day afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
Maud Halley. with Mrs. Halley and
M i's. Lou Owsley as hostesses, lnir-
Women
Like
The easy-disposal feature
of this new hygienic help
no laundry, just discard
IN a new way, women now are
freed of the disadvantages of
old-time "sanitary pads." - Protec
tion is greater. The old embarrass
ment of disposal and laundry is
avoided.
Get Kotex 8 in 10 better-class
women have adopted it.
S Discards as easily as a piece of
' tissue. No laundry. No embar
rassment. It's five times as Absorbent 11
ordinary cotton pads!
You dine, dance, motor for hours
in sheerest rocks without I second's
doubt or fear.
It deodorizes, too. And thus ends'
ALL danger of offending.
You ask for it at any druj or
department store, without hesitanev,
imply by saving "KOTEX."
Do as millions, are doing. End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every
day. Package of IacIvc costs only
t few cents. ; -
KOTGX
No hnmirjAitcaxA liiut tisMU
Unique Shape
Ik charm ot this hat lies In (
unique shape and unusual combln
tlon of telt and silver paillettes. I
la steel blue fet cut In three ectiot
with a leaf design In paiUeUM I
each section.
ing the business session .the com
munity house was tho principal
topio dlcussed. The. club already
has Becured a plot of ground across
the road from .Itiverslde .park -and
plans are' to build -a community
house here as soon as enough
money is available. Until, that time
thoy will hold their meetings In
tho basement of t Ho new Krultdale
school house. ." f A r ': ' .
'Uurlng tho program' hour Miss
Lois Nelson, played a 'piano, sclcc
tlon and Miss Trilllun Asliby gave
two rcadlngK'Wacatloli'lnio" and
Entertaining Sister's BeaUr'VEilna
Halley sung two numbers. .".Morn
ing" and "J list Her Way." ; . .
Bofore adjournment ,the hostess
es served -luncheon-,'- ; V .
. The club will be the guests of
the Cove. Civic club ncit Tuesday
at Cove." - '. . ' .' .
Sister Mary
ays:
. , , .' . (By SMcr Mnry) ,.
Breakrast--7-.GrHperrult'' sections.
cereal. Ihln crcum, frizzled, dried
beer, crisp whole, wheat toast-, uillk
coftee.- . ",;,! - .
Luncheon Hulted eggs -wllh
iheuse - sauce. : buttered - splnuch.
pineapple -rice ' pudding,- . gruhani
bread, nillk, tea. v ' .. ..
'Dinner Ha'lnion timbales,' pota
toes ail grutin, creamed nevr peas.
jellied fruit salad, floating Island
bran- bretid, 'milk; 'cor fee, . '
- -Tn breakfast for a child- under
school age who comes to the fa in
ily lublo might be something' like
this: albuminized orange Juice.
cereHl, thin - cream,-' crisp .whole
wheat "toost,' hitlu' And " be . Blire
that, the -toust. Is. : -lo ' crisp ' -K'.s
"cruiichy."' The orungo .- Juice .. is
sliglilly beaten wllh the w hile . ot
un egg. This makes u drink that
Is almost perfect - for - small ...Mill
dren. However, bulky foods, such
tiS cereal and toast, inufet be'
eluded' In Iholr diet In -order that
their tumiiiles .may .have a.chuncc
to keep busy. -
I'lneapjile Hire I'lnlildig
I wo cups of., boiled rice- cup
sugar, 1 cup crated pineapple, one,
hair cup whipping cream.- . -
Drain Julcu....-.from 1 piucupplc
t'oinblne rice,, pineapple and sugar.
Chill and fold In crimui' -whipped
unlil Rflir. Turn Into a. mold'-uud
Th
Beauty;
The creamy loveliness of
youth! regain it!
TOUR SKIN, too. can reflect that eitif
tnniparency which one cannot help but
asiociate with thrilling beautlea. For
after all. It it "the surface" that count, t
Cleanitd and re-vitalized rcrutarly with
El Bitado Ltmoa Cleansing Cremt,
your akin will reflect that satin teg
turc, that freedom from untlthtlv mud
dinesi, tan, red spots, blemishes, black
heads tnd the other distasteful Imper
feet ions which so many women have to
cover up as much aa possible, -with
make-up. Use this wonderful cremt
to remove the dust and grim of the
road, and the stains imposed by aun
and wind. Persistent use wilt reward
you with remits that will positively
amaec and delight you. EI Estado
Lemom Cleansing Creme contains NO
acid of any aort, NO coarsening fata,
NO chemicals to be used with care, '
and left on at your own risk I The
pure feme eft in El Estado Ltmoa
Cleansing Cremt, pressed from the fresh
trait, has delicious fragrance, and
will soften and - renew your akin aa
NO other crcm you havo ever tried, '
For a complete softening and whiten
ng of your skin, massage it on at night, i
rith careful upward strokes until every .
pore la penetrated. In A morning,
lea you remove it with a soft cloti,
rou will tea with glad relief that the
Notched and roughened appearance of -yw
skin hai already started to clear
3p- Most toi'et counters feature thie
intaiiog creme in dollar jar, but if you
rith first to try it, we shall lad ly mail
ou a free sample to prove what thi
reme will do for you, El Estado '
Products Co., Seattle, Washington.
SISstado
CSV
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Old Cut-Mouth John, -Historical
Essay
(Continued Prom Pago 1.) -
red.' Every Indian turned against
him. Every Indian save one fine
young buck, whom Whitman had
loved and called by the Christian
name of John. -Tho
Indiana banded together and
crept through tho night to tho tort
whore Whitman, his family and
helpers were - living. Joint, : who
Hired Whitman, knew that this
meant certain ' death to tho mis
sionary.' To leave, the band and go
to warn his (riend was certain
death. So he crept along with the
olhor.i until they came to the fort.
His brothor. Big Bear, the leader,
was Hearing the door when John
sprang before him an! spread out
his arm barring tho door, John
cried, "Do not do' It spare him.
He Is a mun as we arc."
. . nuts iMllans '
Ro surprised wero all tho In
dians that they stopped for an in
stant, then aa they began to un
derstand,' an anwry growl came
from each throat. Again John said.
"Do not .kill him." He trusted Big
Bear. . John believed by doing this
thai be . could make Itlg ( Bear
understand and that ho would ex
plain to. the others. .
Big Bear, hearing the other In
dians' .'savage hiss, cried, v "Stand
back, or 1 shoot.".,.; 'N v. ,
. But the young brother did not
stir. ' , .; . .-"' ' -'" -".
.The Indians hissed louder tlmn
before. ,.' ;. ' ' . ' . N
. For the last Unfa Big Bear cried.
"Stand back or i shoot."
.John did. hoi. stand buck. Big
Boar1 let fly his arrow.
John did not die, Tho arrow had
broken, his Jaw bono cut his cheek
open .back to- his car. The bone
grow, together but tho cheek never
did, -.'.For this reason all the white
people over after called him Cut
Moutli John.' ' "
' .' ll;lprd -Kettle Quarrels
Always he was a'.frlend of the
whites, Helping in settling ' till
quarrels betwecu the other Indians
und' whites. .
I- Ho scouted for the government
ovcr this. - entire Grande -. ltonde
j valley; helped blaze new trails and
ways of hunting.
'John took In payincnt for scout
ing one time an old worn officers
-uniform. - This uniform . ho Ireu-
stired more than- any other thing.
Long after the Indiana wero
placed on the reservation at Pen
dleton, -John used to dress up . In
this suit on all state occasions.
-Lp near where the Old ' Town
clilll for one hour or longcp. ..
This Is a simple, delicious des
sert. . '
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chilling-
Oh Sale
Saturday
A New Shipment
of
Coats
Dresses and
Hats
store stands In La Grande the old
settlers used to meet to celebrate
tho Fourth of July. Always the In
diana were luvltod. and Old Cut
Mouth John canto as their leader
and spokesman. -
The settlers always ate first!
then set the tublo again' and the
Indians had their dinner. :
Tho last year that Old Cut
Mouth John lived, ho camo to La-
Grande for. this celebration. Ho
was prouder und more Important
than ever, because tho whlto peo
ple made such a fuss about lillil.
"All Sauto"
Muny speeches wero mudo that
day, so when It came time for the
Indians to sit down at tho table tho
people asked John to speak.
Ho marched up and down
among tho food und dishes. . Fin
ally In a loud voice he suld,
Fourth of July Qeorgo Wash
ington Cut-Mouth John- all
same." -
Communists spent f 1,000,000 lust
year In propaganda aimed - ut
pvulltliul iwtiiJillHhment nr HAvInt '
government In our country, accord
ing to tho secretary of tho com
munist party In Amerlcu,
Over-Sleep
::.' ':' Yet '.
have breakfast
cooked in ' ,'
, time for the .
7:35
IN THREE to five minutes, Quirli
Quaker is cooked and ready,
(That's faster than plain toast.
I It's food .that stands by you
through the morning,
i It', the "balanced ration" of pro
tein, carbohydrates, vitamines and,
I '"bulk (to make laxatives less oiten,
-needed) that doctor, and authorities
t now so widely urge. , - . ,
i! . n..t. inJ' All th
wonaertui yuaKcr wt nui
there . . . all its creamy richness.
You will be delighted.,
i Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
.known them. '
Quick Quaker
II
BID
Open your
door to new
coffee delight
'"if you are
a genuine lover
of coffee" -:
"Start the day .
right
on wingi of '
the 1nornng.,V
cowe
kEAs
cofleei
R.klnErVwnW
'extract
The Paris
Cavern Fatal to One j
i . workman in roruana
l'OBTL.VND. Ore. May St. AP
A cave-In at the rear or tho new
Pacific building at Hlnth and Yam
hill si reels, resulted late yesterday,
In the death of William Wyant and
serious Injuries , to A. W, , Lull, 1
workmen employed by. local con- -
tractors. Wyant'a . body was not
recovered for nearly an hour being
burled under seven feet ot dirt.
Ho hud been with tho company but
two days,' Lull was taken from the
cave-In twelve minutes after the
uccldent and was revived by artifi
cial respiration. He suffered from
cheat Injuries but Is expected to
live. - ' - . -
' Be careful' with your wishing.
You very orien get just what you
wish for others.
DONT FORGET,
To
We're .all' going to
vote but we'll be open ',
for business just the vf
same. . ' ' " .-.'-:'
La Grande '
Electric
Co.; .':-'
1412 Adams Ave.'. '
VOTE
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Stone's-V
You are Assurecl of Three Things? 7
Quality Merchandise - Low Prices - Good Ssryiii
QUALITY MERCHANDISE because we could not affttrd td; give '
money-back guarantee on1 merchandise that was not first class in every;:
respect. ... .. . , ; i-V---; -':v ;..'---'...'.'.::- "':i' y: '
LOW PRICES because our plaii of distribution calls for . tho f 01-,
lowing: ; . .: ' -v. ;;"-" ; - v -':r---,piy-r--
The elimination of all unnecessary expenses The pajBsirig on ofjall
food buys .we make to - our customers Buying and selling on a strictr ,
y Cash Basis, .Demanding the lowest possible price when we buy aftd
adding . only a small profit over and above our low operating cost ' .
GOOD SERVICE because our, stores arc all conveniently arranged
so aso 'eltetinatS all unnecessary steps in assembling an order.; Our;
Salesmen are especially trained to give you prompt, courteous and ef
ficient service. . Come' in tomorrow or any day and judge for yourself.;
; Unusual Values Offered At Stone's
FRESH MILK"
From the Bonne View
2 quarts for ......
4U-lb. sack for.
rr starch corn meal '
Mb. package Argo Corn .'. 9-lb. bag, Yellow or1 White, .; ,
or Gloss, 3 for... ..................29c each ...39c
MACARONI JEWELL SHORTENING
Good grade Curve Cut, Swift's Jewel, 4 lb. pail..........7c
6 lbs. for.......:....:...:....... 39c fe-lb, pail $1.5a
M J B RICF EAGLE BRAND MILK
A Fancy LongGrain Southern fccf "S'
Tvice, 2-lb. pkg 23c at btoncs' eacn lM
" cxvAK imwM CAMPBELL'S SOUP
SWANS DOWN Tomato Soup,
Regular 4oc package - 3 cans for.....;.. ......;.:..:..::.:...:.25c
Cake Flour for ...39c -
. CANNED FRUITS
CANNED VEGETABLES No. 2V-i cans Peaches, Pears, V?
Tender Sweet Corn, 3 cans ...40c Apricots, and Pineapple, all i
12 cans for... ....................$1.55 in heavy syrup, 2 cans for.;......55c
1 case, 24 cans....,.;::.:......$3.05 6 cans for............ .......:.$1.60
Cut Refugee Beans, 2 cans......25c 12 cans for....... $3.0S
12 cans for......:..:.:.. .............$1.45 1 case, 24 cans :..............$5.9
1 case, 24 cans ...:...$2.85 (Assorted if you like)
Extra Standard Tomatoes i'aa.aiaaig-
3 cans for......;.....................40c ' JELLY BEANS
12 cans for $1.55 Cheap for the kiddies,.
1 case, 24 cans..... :.$3.05 2 lbs, for......... ........:..-:.;;.;.25c
Complete Assortment of the Finest Fruits and
Save That Bottom Dollar by Trading at
Trlrphime
.Main II
tiraiHH;
Orrgmi
' Orders Amounting
Lovdn Ncw Lir.o: '
Reasonably Priced
Glove Silk Bloomers Rayon f: " 3
12.98 $1.CJ
PUTMAWS
Ready-To-Wear & KlUlinery
TOUGHS VKITltia AUJ.NU
NKW .. TOKK Horny-hsnUia
sons of toll arc coming Into their
own as ftshtcra. l'cto LaIso, is
welterweight king. . Itosario Uou
tot, murlno lumbprjuclc who ' put
on gloves tho first, time three yenrs
ago, is New York stato amateur;
heavyweight champion. Goorges
Carpentler of the hnudsomo legs,
lias a chance to do something (or
the white collar class tonight. .
DONt ASK
-r - -x 1 -' , ... ' 1 . -jj
IMirhckias .1
Dairyj. ; .; I 8o-oz. jar Gold Medal . , .
,..t;:15c Mayonnaise; each :;::..:.:J9c. ;
SPERRY'S HARD WHEAT
i ; ; ' Guaranteed to satisfy.
11L.: :i..$2.l5 ' sacks (1
III! IIIVII aF
to $2.50 and Over Delivered Without Charre.
WONDERFUL N2T.7 ll
FACE rOWEZrr
A now Wench proceai powaVil
that Is not afrecteti by pflrsptra-l
tlon will not 1st an ugly shUfct
come through; stays oa -until rwa
take It oft; flue sad pr; snakier
the pores' Invisible; -look III? ;
beautiful natural skla; gtvs aj
soft velvety complriloa. : Oat thW
new wonderful beauty, powder
culled Mello-glo. Glass Uruga, Imci-
AUV. r ,
roaOLACV
..... . :-. , I
MAYONNAISE
FLOUR
;
barrel) I
..$8.45
Vegetables - Priced Right
Stone's Cash Stores
tui'ated Nut
To A made
- Thrslrr
Arras Yuat .
Tl K'r
LEMON Creme