Friday, May 28, 1926.
m OHANDE EVENING OBSERVE?!
f
ifNEWS of
Mrs. Dixon Entertains
Alpha Club Members
Luncheon waa served at 1:15
''clock y eater day uftornoon when
Mm, H. K. Dixon was h oaten to the
Alpha club at her homo on Second
ftrcot. Luncheon waa served at
iwo tablet, which wero prettily de-
oruled In a red and yellow color
scheme, Iled roses and snapdrasr-
pna served as a centerpiece and
were arranged about t ho other
oonu of tho home, Little ladles.
iiifffft'allve oC sprlntf, wero used as
bivors. . - - v .
Five -tables of brltlffo were ar-
anffed after luncheon. Mrs. H. M.
pay received high scoro anions the
lub members and Mrs. Norman
ptees won the guest prize.
jl-Mra. Clyde Kiddlo will bo the
Tni'.xt hostess to tho club at her
home at Island City.
I ,
piano Students
n Recital
A largo crowd attended tho pro
ram at the library auditorium last
venlnff when Miss Hilda Anthony
trenented fourteen ffrado and high
ichool students' In piano recital.
no of the children played one
lumber euch arid were well rccclv
ld by those present. : They were:
irginU Hhaw. Margaret Dixon.
George Stoddard, Sylvia Hod gin,
ucllo Thompson. Maraveno Kid-
lie, Barbara Coolldge, Helen Sar-
ent and Kusseli Nelson... .
Kdwlii Kirby. Mildred Hlandley.
fVdolph Hlegiist, Clark Ituckman
itch played groups of two numbers
ery nicely and Jean Williams
to Bed the evening's program with
k group of -three selections. ; ;
f A-sslHtlng the piano students was
Miss Bertha Berger. soprano, who
rendered two solo numbers swect
y. Hr selections were: ''Retreat";
Jy La lorgo and "Daffodil Gold"
by Hodgenson. MIsh Mildred Lov-
Mi
inerva
111 Sniclllntr. IVrsplHng Vcvt
This condition is not.nl
wuys duu to uncleunllhess of,
the foot, but usually to a
decomposition of .'the acids
and Hooreted fats which ac
, cumulate, making the - fest
very sensitive and ' alnfji,
1'Hpuctally on tho sole and
between the toes.
First bathe the feet well,
using Dr. So I toll's Foot Soap
(Granulated) to stimulate
skin action and circulation
und to remove all impurities
from the pores of tho skin..
Then carefully rinse' -wltli
clean water,.. dry thoroughly
and in a s sa g o with I-r.
SchdH's Kool Itnlm.
tones up the tissues
muscles und leaves the
perfectly . comfortable
This
and
fc-.-t
uni
healthy. , -.
In severe cases the ubovo
treatment . should bo used
every day. " Light, cool,, dry
shoes Nhoufd ' be 1 worn and
before putting oh tho slock
ing l)r. So hull's 'Kool J'ow
der should' be carefully
rubbed ovr the foot and
shaken Into the stocking.
THE BOOTERY
YES, SIR -
That Kitchen Unit
for $5.00 installed;
is certainly a bar
gain. La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
Ciuse investigation dIkmiIiI
Ikj iiihiIu the MJ-t-alled
high Interest paying In
iC3lim.t. and savings, and
then ttiiiarc them with
our A InUnt saving
aitvunt. The result will
greatly Mirrio you.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL
ma
SCRUTINY
SOCETY
ett, plana aaconivantst, was also
excellent. '
Two largo baskets of bluo and
yellow Ilia decorutcit thu statu
forming- a, delightful letting for tho
program. ,
This Is the Inst student recital
to be given by iliss Anthony this
year. After this wuek sho will dia
contlnuo lessons until September
I. Bho will leave Kaluruy niKht
for Chicago where she will spend
the summer studying.
Dinner Compliments
Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Complimenting Mr. und Mrs.
Donald Davis, who hava been
spending their honeymoon In 4i
Grande with Mr. Davis's sister,
Mrs. w. C. Crews, Mr. and Mrs.
Audmcr l'laylo entertained at din
ner last oyenlng at six o'colck ajt
their home on Fourth street. Cov
ers were laid for six Mr. and Mrs.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Crews and Mr.
and Mrs. riayle. A lovely bouquet
of sweetpeas served as a center
piece. . Mr. and Mrs. Duvls were married
at Salem, Oregon lust Saturday and
since then have been guests at tho
Crews home here. Mrs. Davis was
formerly Miss Gene Itowlund, of
Salem. They left this morning en
route to Salem and from there will
go to Albany, where they expect to
make their future home.
J. B. Club Meets
At Douhan Home
Bouquets of garden flowers In
yellow and white were iiued to dec
orate tho home of Mrs. Carl Dou
han yesterday afternoon when sho
entertained the. members of tho J.
B. club. Tho same pretty color
scheme was curried out, in tho
dainty luncheon served at tho close
of the 'afternoon.
Brldgo was tho principal diver
sion with Mrs.' William Wilson win.
niug- high score and Mrs. Ambrose
Wright the consolation prize.
- Mrs. K. H. Hoy Ifri will entertain
tho club two weeks from yester
day. ...'.. ' .
i Cove Club Entertains
La Grande Women
Twenty-five members of the
l'arkdulo club went to Cove Tues
day afternoon of this week, whore
they were entertained by the wo
men of the Cove Civic club, Tho
guests met at tho Covo library at
about 2:30 o'clock und from there
were taken to the grove, wliero the
Cove cherry festival Is held. A
program wus given by members of
tho Covo club, und luncheon
served.
Recital to Be
Held Tomorrow
Tomorrow ufternoon nt 3 o'clock
Miss Mildred laovolt will present a
group of beginners In piano reeltal
ut 1 the library auditorium.- Kivt1
children will take part In the pro
gram und will bo aoslKtcdj by.thruo
violin students of Florence Lynch
Miller Margaret Pollard, Sam
Ashby sad Seville J'ralt. Kaeh
music student will explain their se
lection by a story or poem. The
public Is invited to attend.
Following is the program to be
given:
Daffodils - Uvsey
Itobln's Message Uvsvy
Jeanne. French
Hong of the Sva Shell. ...lvrogmann
George Denny
Jack Denny
Humpty Dmnpty ... Wright
Hickory Diekory Dock Wright
Vllluge Blacksmith Grosae
Geraldlne I,tuit
Alia Turca Schmidt
Sam Ashby
My Dolly Dear Erb
Olhel Wittenberg
Katy-did ; . Erb
Key of D Gardner
George Denny
Kveiilug Hong ; Harnett
Gavotte-in G Itoberta
. Margaret Pollard
Hark the Band Erb
Key of B Flat Gardner
Jack Denny
Water Ully Ducelle
Jeanne French ,
Othel Wittenberg
Sarubunde ..... Bohn
Seville Pratt
Petite Carnival Streabbog
Little Prince Krogmunn
George Denny j
Jnck Denny
Othel Wittenberg
Dolly's Lullaby Livsey
Varsovennlo Uogers
Jeanne French
Announcements
Social announcements may bo
printed In thH column free of
charge. Any announcements per-
talning to any functions such as 1
cooked fooxl salt's, etc.. wilt bo j
refused. Annoiincemeiits, to bo
printed tho same day, must he,
lii society editor's linnds bj 0:00 I
o'clock. Mews editor's note, I
There will bo a special meeting
of the Jjulles Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen
this evening at Eagles halt. Mrs.
Mary Connell, vice grand president,
of Denver, Colo., will be in nt tend
ance. All members are nuked to
bring handkerchiefs for a shower
for tho visiting officer.
All members of Oliver I. Mor
ton Belief Corps No. 37 and all G.
A. U.'s are re(iieted to meet at
the K. P. hull Sunday morning ot
1:30 o'clock,, From the hull they
will go to the Presbyterian church
to hear the Memorial day addrestt
to be given by the Itev. W. C. Boss.
.All Itoyul Neighbors wiidilng to
go to Baker Juno 12 for the dis
trict convention aro asked to notify
the recorder so reservations can be
made. No reservations wilt be made
ufUr Juue 4. '
"PIONEER HISTORY
OF UNION COUNTY"
(Continued Prom Pat 1.
son. Tho name l.a. Grande waa
Klvun by Henry Dause, a French
man, who called It iA Grande Val
lee, meaning the grand valley. .
The hotel In I a Grande waa
owned and operated by H. A. Mo
hafiy, and lutvr by Krank llck. J.
K. HomlR owned the liluckcmllh
shop. There was also a uieat mar.
kel and brewery. Heforo tho brow,
ery was bum, (ho land was used aa
a dunning frround by tho pioneera
beeauee a stream on It furnished
nuler. There waa a'mlll ; In the
canyon now known as Mill canyon,
worked and owned by Mr. Wilkin
son. Tho furniture store was own
cd by H. K. Huntington and the
carpenter waa Bam Kuuder. : Mr.
Sauder made all of tho furniture
which' was not shipped In. Messors.
E. 8. and J. T. MuCoinmcs edited
the first newspaper. Cugo Baker
waa tho first lawyer and Ioctor
BlKgors, tho .first doctor. A small
milllnory shop was kept by. Nettle
Akley,- a drUB store by Kernlnond
Nowllu and a harness shop by
Mao Hlrdcr. This was tho largest
business section in tho Grande
Hondo valley. " .
Tho homes In La Grande woro
some of tho first In tho surround
ins country, which wero not built
on the community . style. . Among;
tho first to build homes In La
Grande were tho Leasys, Hardlns.
Grandys. Prcbatcls. Ithlncarsons,
Snoggrasscs and a few others.
I waa then told about tho lack
of conveniences.' T"c peoplo used
eandles und some only lighted pine
knots for lighting purposes.' They
had a very poor telephone, system
which was installed In tho - hotel
and over which it was very": diffi
cult to hear. The streets and roads
were only wagon traoka and m the
country during wet weather some
times only a quarter ot a nillo a
day was made by'tho' atuges. . y;
In. tho early eighties, came . tho
railroad. Tills -was tho beginning
of the new town.' ' I'hcle joe Pal
mer gave the slto for tho present.:,
town. Gradually the population
moved down to tho railroad. . Tho. ,
Dower slbters built the first house I
in thut district. Tho hotel 'was tho jj
Ulue Mountain house:'- and .'stood 'jl
where the Kugles' hull Is now' lo- J
cated. Mr. Snodgrass owned tho
Gazette, which stood .: where, tho
llluo Mountain - croumery now
stands. Tho first storo which fol
lowed the rullroad was owned by
Mr. Wlldy und thu first restaurant
by Will Kdrd. . lien Grandy ' Was
elected the first mayor, und Mr.. tJ.
H. Kinn, of Portland, was tho sec-'
end. , . . ,, . v. '
in 1S72, tho county seat contest
begun. Union und l.u - Grando,
wunted the county seal. - It was,
after much trouble, finally located
ut l.a Grande. . This contest had
moru bitterness than-' any .-.other,,
political contest In Oregon. .
Tho lndluns never molested tho J
inhubilunts except In the year 1
1X1$. They-, had for inuny yourB'J
come ta-.&his valley to .fix their.
euiuas u'u3"'dry their' fish,' but they-J
had ulwuys coinu peocefullyt , -In;,
187)1'. they began : bothering the I
people by killing' sheep. The In- J
hubitunta becoming alarmed, plun- ,
ned in case of ail utack to ring the '.
MethodfHl church bell - so. as to.,
warn the women. und, children.' In.l
lime for them to reach, the ., fort,!
which wus the Blue Mountain uiil-' !
versity. This wasr never ucccssury'l
although thu Indiuus were evident
ly unfriendly with .the . whites
at: ,
is !
this lime becuuse Mr.. C'oggons
resident t of La Grande, wus slain
by them.' Mr. Coggons-- was tho'l
owner of the Pelican slullun and i ,
of luuuy of lll'o sluges. In . spite, of ji
Mils tho lndhuiB were really, ncyorjj
very hostile and 'a real - 'wnr-j,
whooti" was never heurd ' in ' the1
Granile llonde valley. Then were'.
Alluring
Beauty
NOT a gift of the Qods
hut something within reach of all
PERFECT Die mtrfce of your skin,
und you literally perfect all. For
clear akin, free from unvightly tan,
freckle, redneai, aallownesa anrt other
blemiflica and impcrftctiona, l the firft
and majnr step toward aecurinf alluring
beauty for your own tweet little aelt.
The serenitT diipUyrd by allurlna;
beauties it their because they feel ao
secure. They know that whts the
powder blnws off, their akin will abow
no hideous imperfections. They have
eradicated the unsightly blemisne by
persistent and intelligent care. And
this, you too can do. The secret lies
in the regular ust of EI Esiado Ltmolt
CI can fin ft; Cieme. It is not Just another
creme it is a famous Spanish formula,
made from teal Lemon Ottton taint
none of those harmful "bleacfvquick"
synthetic acid Imitations. It goes to
the source of skin troubles, whitens the
skin eradvally, corrects the over-activity
of the pijrnent, and cleans the pores
as no other crrme you heretofore have
used. Nearly alt toilet goods countert
feat lire genuine El Lttado Lean
Cleansing Crerhe in dollar Jars, but
should you uriih to try It before yon
- buy it, we will gladiy mail you t fret
sample. El F.itado Product Co.,
Seattle, Washington, ,
1 Sstado
LEMON Creme
other small town anil trading
post, In Union county.
Other Towaa -Island
City.. Hero Mr. Cavlness
bad tho first water rights In Un
ion, county. Ho owned with Mr.
Goodnough and Mr. Holmes the
mill, bank and store.
, Covo .waa first called forest
Cove, but was changed because It
was often confused with Forest
Grave. The orchard was put ill by
Mr. Gears.
' Hot Lake was homesteaded by
Fittjrerald and Neward. Mr. Fili-
gerald died a short tlmo after It
waa taken oud Mr. Mcwurd kept
It alone: for : a time. Travellers
were always welcomo while hu was
there. During the winter ho would
drive I hem In and glvo them a
bowl of whut ho called oyster
soup. It was made up of a pre
paration of hot water from tho
lako with a little salt and pepper.
-. ."Ntunipunrn"
Perry was originally known as
Stumptown. -It was owned first
by Individuals. Later when It was
In Mr. Stanley and Mr. Smith's
hands. It received tho name of
Perry. ....
Union waa on tho stugo lino and
It was a thriving town at this tlmo,
but It never grew us La Grande
did. .
Thus from a valley settled only
by Indians, a thriving community
sprang up.
, Thero are now In Union county
only a few remaining of the plo
neors. who helped to build It to
what It Is now.
When wo are-enjoying some con
veniences of tho. present day. Is it
through carelessness or -through
thoughtlessness, thut . wo : never
think of the hurdihlps and tlio
auffcrings of the brave: men and
women who mude them possible
for us? It seems fitting wo should
engravo in history thu story ot.
these wondrous deeds of heroism
and sacrifice that tho coming gen
orations , may have un ideal to look
up to. , . -, .:
Only 1 Day Left
in which to secure the
World Famous
Premier
FIRST AMONG
on our exceptional
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7 '$2 ' ; cJlL
l'lionc for a Demonstration.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
; "Always At Your Service"
Sister Mary
Says:
I Breakfast Bhredded frcnn ptne
upplu; cereal, thin cream. French
toast, maple sirup, milk, coffee.
Luncheon Vegetable tlmbalcai
with tomato sauce, date' and nut
bread sandwiches, rhubarb bread
pudding, milk, ten. .
. Dinner Roust veal, ' creamed
macaroni, green beans with on
ions, hum and spinach salad,
orungo Hpanlsh cream, whole
wheat bread, milk, coffee. :
The hum .and: splnaoh salad. use
up tho left-overs from tho pre
ceding dinner. ... 1
Vegetable tlmbales . provldo R
delectable way . to. uso. up bits of'
left-over vegetables. -.Tho vege
tables uro added to a thick white
sauce und eggs and then baked In
Individual molds surrounded by
hot water. , . f., s . ,,
-tireeu Beans with Ottkm
One uuurt green beans, S mod
turn siied onions, 4 tablespoons
butter. 2 tablespoons lemon Juice,
1 teaspoon celery seed, salt and
pupper, 4 tablespoons - stock or
gravy.
"Head and tail" beans and cut
In dlumond shaped pieces. Cook
in boiling water ' until' tender.
Dmln If necessary and sdd 3
WONDERFUL NEW
FACE POWDER
A new Krenoh process powder
that Is not affected by perspira
tion "111 not let' an .ugly shine
come through: stays on until yoa
tako It off; fine and pure;" makes
the pores invisible; looks' like
beautiful nuturat sklnr gives a
soft velvety complexion.' Get this
new wonderful - beauty powden
called Mullo-glo. - Glass Irugs,
Inc. Adv. . ' ' '
CLEANERS
Low Term Plan
Duplex
9aaaaBsinaiai
tablespoon, butler, leuiou juice,
ait and celery seed. Combine
with onioas finely chopped and
cooked until tender Is remalalng
butter and stock. Be sur the mlt
tura la , very hot before serving.
"Havo you read 'Kioolalor'?" '
, No, but wu havo yellow shred
ded wheat." - . .
FIA.N'U ML'sTT BE UOLU
i Will sacHflco high-grade piano
In storage near here for-Immediate
sale. Will give easy trrina to
an established home. For full par.
llculars and whore it can be seen,
address l'ortlar.d Music Co.. :S7
8th W.. Portland, Ore. :
Women's
Peace-of-Mind
under trying hygienic, condi
tion, i uiured thit new way.
Gives absotute protection ,
ducarda like'ttMye., , ..'
A PANCE. a thecr gown to K
worn ; a difhcul hygienic titu
ation.s A'ou need no Ipnstr give (hi,
complication a econd thought.' , . ;
i Tin hsiirdi of tbe otd-time sani
tary pad hare been aopplantad with:
a protection bo lit absolute and en-'
fluiite. or : . ,'' . ';.
' It i, TalM "KOTEX" :. :. '.
time, a, abibrbent ai ordihary cot
ton pad,.'; ' (.'.'i
;' Absorb,' and deodorites ' at the
same time.". Thu, ending ALL.' fear
o( offending,' .'" ;.' '.' .?.;;'. ',
iV" You diicarcl it aa eaiily as a pirce
r of tinue. ' No laundry.-: No em
barraiiment.'' :
." You get it for a few cent, at ny:
drug or department itore simply by
saying "KOTRX." Women aik for
it without hesitancy. '
;. Try Kotex. Coniei 12 in a package. -Prove,
old way, an timieceiiary riik.
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Giving:. Not once in a. while, or an special occasions, but day. after,,
day. You will find below evidence, in the form of a few of the many
items in our store that; represent values you will readily recognize. And
these: arc only samples of .the values that arc here all the time. ,
CREAMERY BUTTER - CANNED MILK
.Packed especially for;. Stones.-, Carnation, tall cans
1 - '...:...A2c n cana for RAp
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' . SNOW' DRIFT ' ' r
AtaSaVirtg.;;, ' ' WNSO ,
4-11). cans ' ,1.85c Large size package, Unusual
8-lb. cans ...,.1...,:...$1.69 values, each .....;.....:...........19c
; COMMERCIAL POTATOES . '
A GOOD GRADE 50 lbs: for 1.40 ' 100 lbs. for.:.l::.i.;..; XLY
for -e- 4ca"8 for -
SPERRY'S HARD , WHEAT FLOUR
Every Sack Guaranteed , ,
. Try a Sack Bring it. back if you don't like it. ; , .
49-lb. sack .............-............,...$2.15 4 sacjts (1 barrel) $8.45
COMB HONEY GRAHAM CRACKERS
Just received another large .'4-lb. wooden box Tru Blu
shipment of Fancy Honey, Fresh Grahams. A regular 1
2 combs for..... ,,:...;..u...:.25c " 95c value, for...;.-...;....::..(9c
, ' SUGAR N SOAP
Saturday and Monday - , P. , & G. the white naptha .
10-lb.; cloth bag.w..:,..,....,........'......63c . soap, 10 bars for....'..................39c
No. 5 Red Lal)el......
No. 10 Red Label..
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR GREATEST ASSET .
Orders Amounting to $2.50 and Over Delivered Free. Phone Your Order.
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LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR RAEGAIN4
KARO SYRUP
.A:......;.39c
..;.:;....:..69c
No. 5 Blue
No. 10 Blue Label.
ARE THE DESTROYERS
lerience Is ,
Label..
..35c
..65c
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you make
If wlwt y"M
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Vnme Is Awl
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