La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1926, Image 3

? Friday, June 11, 192G.
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I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
J,
pEWS of
Prty Compliments
tittle Miss Thompson
I'.lJttle MIm Lucille Thomiuton
a the inspiration for a dellKht
til party yesterday afternoon given
iyhcr. mother, Mrs. C. W. Thomp
, fon.. honoring: her" tenth birthday
icrtlvcnrary. Fifteen boys and
flrls, 'friends or llttlo Alius Thorny,
bp.' were suest.
!. qnies on the lawn wore enjoy
ed during tho early part of tliu af
ternoon.' Jjiter tho children wc.ru
fsktri , to the dining room, whero
ft rrcshments wore served, A. blrlh
4y ,cako,, Willi ten pink candles,
feevrattona. Uouquota of roses uud
iccor&ttpns. HouquetH or rosea and
naudragona wore also used.
j Mrs. Larson ,
Knierains
fc'.Mra." Karl Larson cntertulned nt
jllnixer Wednesday evening compll
nfentlog Miss Kose Herring, of
? treat Kails, Montana, who Is vis.
ling In 1a Grande a guest at her
home., , Hoses served 41s a pretty
centerpiece, for the dinner table.
Mnrter was served at 7 o'clock with
eovers laid for six Including:, four
girl' friends ol the hostess. 'They
ero,: Mrs. William Hcughun. Mn-s
Lucille. Black, Miss lrma l.yiuun,
WlfS Marie Couture, Jillss Muring
ahd- MrsuLarson. . ;-;-
Tuesday Bridge Club
Meets at Hanford Home
Mr and Mrs. I,ec Hanford enter.
. ..Mrs.'W.n. Ilarer won high score
omong ihe lady club members und ,
i , n.i.. ,i. ., ..
3rize. -'.'.The guest prizes went to.
;Mrs.' K. Jaeobsen and T. it. Max-
well; t -
CThe club will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Sanford as
iio4less.i;
;Mrs, Kiddle Hostess
To I Alpha Club Members
fi Bouquets of columbine In pink,
."yellow, and white were used to dec
prtite "tho rooms of Mrs. Clyde
tl4(llc''s home yesterday afternoon
,-nrhen she wart hostess to the nicm
HCra of tho Alpha club at her home
ilt-lsland City. Luncheon was serv
:QU' at3:16 o'clock and three tables
'of bridge were formed afterwards.
?:aH. H.K Mxon received high
score- during the uflemoon's play.
Tur ahaa. : easy K you use
ALLEN'S FOOT-EJISE
Sfnpa the pain of fori n
Mid 1. unions and ynu rati
walk nil day in p.-te hihI
comfort. Nolhin givvn
Jnurh reliof to liut, tircn.
'.htn, iiiflaiHpd or swol
len feot, bli-lprs or oiil
hif. A little ALIENS
)IWT-EASE sprinkled in
' esrh slioe in the tnurnfnz
. Villni:ikfk,vuuf'.ir(lnlH)tit
tlRht dim?. Jt tnkes Ihe
frict ion fruiu the pimp. Al-
rtjl i6 rMtc In Xpw Phofd, Fur Free
mxsta nil
ansa rn;.r.e aj'ni; uoii, im(iri'i"s
FOOT -EASE, LC Roy. IN. v.
M
merva
" Wo have a one-strap light
'prtlfl gray slipper with a
Wood-covered spike heel that
vefy attractive and dressy.
' ; AIh'o a nice patent one-strap
trimmed In light gray appli
j. que, low wood-covered heel,
1 Inch, at $5.50 per pair.
; gtcp-ln pump with leatlu r
t bov and goring in front, 1
Incli " i covered heel, light
brown culf. at the low price
,.pf $V00 per pair.'
Wo can furnish you with
('a good turn sole two-str.ip
' btack kid atlpper, li-inch
Cuban heel for $X75 p.r
pair. This Is the one for
sore feet this warm weather.
.' Size 2 to K.
THE BOOTERY
" Pmj Casli antl l'ny Ics
Saturday
I Special 98c
Colored glass Fruit
Barrel and Stand.
F.L LILLY
Hardware
, oi win mm ic nitnioni cihit. winen ciiko una lee cream were
ajned at a prettily appointed brlilgo served. During the afternoon Mrs.
start", .last evening, the members Charles Hlldebrandt gavo several
jot tho 'Tuesday. Bridge club and mualcul numbers which the chil
,hlr ' husband being the kiicsIs. ( dren enjoyed.
$(Mir .tables wore - arranged for' 'i'hoBe present were: FmnciS'und
ibrtdge. . .Tho rooms were decorated Norma J.ay, Winnll'rcd J1111111, Ava
ip.V.a lavender and while color Will In ins, Wilma Hansel, ltuth
Cheine,.- aweelpen.1 being used, fullen, Mm. Mabel Wolf and
Jftrmlnlr. a i delightful setting for daughter, Mrs. Charles llildeb'randt,
Ithfc. funics.' Hifreshments, which AI,S- tluy Hogers and Airs. Decr
ir'ere, served following the card "lan.
'jfAtnes,' were also in tho samo col-
' ' ' Ladies' Aid Plans
SOCIETY
Green Ensemble
Very smaM Is this green plaid suede
collar cuffs and Mt ensemble for the
tallleur.
Surprise Party
Honors Daughter
. Mrs. Josle Uay entertained ut a
surprise pally yesterday aflernaon
honoring her daughter, Jlba l-'run.
els. on her thirteenth birthday an
niversary. Games v,-ere enjoyed
by the children present niter
Pipnip of p,.,
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1 he Ladles' Aid 1
society of the
Luthomn church met ycsturiiuy af
ternoon at the, home of Airs. Anna
Crelifer, in t'onnordale, in rcgulur
business ses.sion. Twenty members
were present uml the nieetiiif; was
presided over by Mrs. N. Nelson,
j president. Pour new members
jwere taken Into the society..
During the afternoon plans were
made for the next meeting of the
organization which, will be the an-
. Dual picnic of the society at Uiver
'slde park. The date for the picnic
, Is Juno 24.
Smith-Conley
Reunion Dated
l'Inna are now under way for tho
fourth annum Smith-Conley reun
ion to be held at Riverside park
Sunday ji.rternoon, June 20. Tho
two families have met toRether ut
the park for the past tour years
and each time fifty people or more
have been in attendance. An
equally lnrire attendance is expect
ed this year.
All members of the two families
mid their film, Is are invited to at
tend. A basket dinner will be serv
ed with each sroup bringing- their
own basket.
WASHI VOTON President
Coolidge must find a mw church.
The Kirst Congregat'onii! church,
where he and many other hih of
ficbU worship, has icn closed
liecnme ol structural w, aknesseo.
TK i: Or .SIIIOKII F'S SAMS
Notice is hereby given that I
have received foreclosure execution
and notilce of Kale, Issued out of
and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the .Slate of Oregon for
i'nion Coiinly, dated the U'lh day
of May, JlU'i!, In a suit therein
pending wherein Oregon Hard
ware & implement company, a pri
vate corpora! ion, H plaintiff, and
A. 11. W. Jlughi-H und Hoy U
Couch, and Orae I. C ouc h,
his wile, are d e f e n d a n t s,
to nut directed, upon a Judgment,
! di;cren and foreclosure order of
sah', made and entered ti said
court and cause on the 4tli day of
May, In favor of plaintirf
and against (lie defendant A. It,
r. Hughes fur Ilia sum of J 72 7.20,
together wilh interest thereon at
the rate of S'c per annum from
Oct. 20, J 1)24, until paid, for the
further Hum of $ 12.1.10 atlortny
fee j and costs and disbursements,
in whic h said execution ami order
of sah? 1 am commanded to make
sale of tho following described
mortgaged property In Union
County. Oregon, the same being
properly described In the com
plaint, to-wit:
All that portion of theS'oulh
east quarter of the Northeast
quarter of Section 2 in Town
ship 4 South lEangtf ZH K. W.
M.. in I'nion County, Oregon
which lies on the West side of
the center lino of the main
county road that runs North
and South through said south
east quarter of the Northeast
quarter of Section 2, Township
4 South llango Hfi K. W. M
and containing 35.4 acres,
more or less.
Now therefore, by virtue and
authority of said writ, und in.
; obedience to Its commands, I. will,
'on Saturday, the 12th day of June,
l!i2(i. at 2 o'clock P. M. of said;
i day. at the front door of the court j
house in 1-n Grande. I'nion County,!
Oregon, sell nt public auction the
above described real properly and,
nil the right, title, interest and
equity of tch of the defendants
therein, to the highest bidder for
cash, pubjret to redemption s
provided by law, the proceeds or
;aid sale to be applied in satifffric-
tion of said judgment and decree,;
incl-iding ross and accruing coats
of execution and eile. 1
I Hated ;,t 1 Grande. Oregon,
this 13th day of May, 12C ;
j Kssi-; in: ksi i is a i w, ; j
Sheriff of Union County. O'.c- I
a. -Iy 14, 2i. -j, Juat IA- I
Sister Mary
Says:
Ily Sister Mar)
Break fast i liiluilUd straw
berries, cereal, thin cream, savory
scrambled eggs, crisp graham
toast, .milk, corfee.
Luncheon Tomatoes stuffed
with spinach, while broad and but
ter indwlches, chocotate , rice
pudding, milk, tea.
.Dinner Hrotlcd lamb chops,
new potatoes In cream sauce, but
tered carrots and pns, s.vlss chard
salad, cherry pudding, inUk, coffee,
whole wheat bread., -i
Needless to say vounr children
will not Indulge, In the ucw pota
toes nor cherry pudding suggested
In tho dinner menu. A cooky
might be provided . to "help the
milk go down," ,
Chocolate rice pudding . is a
nourishing dessert for young und
old. '
( biMidate Ithv Pudding
One-fourth cup rice, 2 cups
milk, 1 square chocolate, b table
spoons sugar, 1 tab!espeon butter,
!4 teaspoon salt, t egg. VI teaspoon
vanilla.
Wash rice. Pul Wioeo'ale In top
or double holler over hot water
and melt Add milk slowly, stir
ring constantly. Stir in rice and
sugar and salt. Cook over hot wa
ler, stirring rrequenlly with a fork
until the rice is tender and tin
mixture is or the consistency of
thick cream. Stir In egg 'well
beaten und cook rive minutes
lunger. Let cool and stir in vanilla.
Pour Into Individual glasses, chill
and serve garnished with whipped
cream.
KOMANCI-; IX STOCKYAtSDS
CHICAGO In Chimgo'H slock
yards the romance of Miss Claire
lux und Charles H. Swltt had I(h
Inception, The opera . singer und
the packer, who will wed in Aug
ust, were luncheon partners after
Miss Dux sang at the yards. And
she had to usk a friend after lunch,
what was the name of the niun
who sat beside her.
Most of us wish we were some
other place, but most of ns would
wish nit- same 11 we verc.
Thrilling
Beauty .
Hie creamy loveliness of
youth! regain it!
YOUR SKIN, loo, can reflect that char
transparency which on cannot help hut
associate with thrilling bcautici. For
aftsr all, It la "the surface" that countnt
Clcmsed and re-vitaliurd regularly with
El Estado Lemon Cleansing Crcme,
your skin will reflect that satiny tex
ture, that freedom from unBiuhtly mud
diness, tan, red rpofs, blemishes, black
heads and the other distasteful imper
fections which so many women have to
cover up un much as possible, with
make-up. Ubc this wonderful . creme
to remove tuc dunt and grime of the
road, and the stains imposed by sun
antl wind. Persiitent use will reward
you with retielt.i tlwt will positively
amaze and delight yon. El Estado
Lnmon Cleansing Creme contains NO
acids of any sort, NO coarsening fat,
NO chemicals to be iib-cI with care,
and left on at your own rinkl The
pure lemon oil in El Estado Lemon
Clcanainfi Creme, prerscd from the fresh
fruit, has a delirious fragrance, and
ivill soften and renew your skin as
NO other creme you have ever tried.
Kor a complete softening and whitcn
ur of your skin, marsace it on at night,
7ith carefid upward strokes until every
pore is penetrated. In the morning,
vhen you remove it with a soft cloth,
on wdl see with plnd relief that the
Motchcd and roughened appearance of
four fikin Ins already started to clear
.ip. Most toiI;t co'intert feature th is
'mazing create in dollar jars, but if you
fish first to try it, we shall gladly mail
ou a free sample to prove what this
reme will do for you. El Estado
Products Co., Seattle, Washington.
SI Estado
LEMON C;emc
Hot? .
Well rather!
Buy An Electric
Fan
And Keep Kool
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adama Ave.
i
Republicans
Over Colonel Brookharti
Iowans Debate in Refer
ence to Reading Sena
torial Nominee Out
of Party Again
HKfl MOINKS, June 11. (AP
The republican s'ate committee
which disowned Colonel Smith W.
Uroolthart ns tho party's nominee
for tho IT. 8. senate from Iowa, In
1!24, races again tho biennial pro
blem of his presence us Its stand
ard bearer.
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Members of the committee, f?uth
erinfr for a meeting tomorrow to
outline a platform for the stato
convention in mid-July and to sur
vey returns on the prlmury wheio
In Itrookhurt defeated Senator A.
B. Cummins by 7l,ouo votes were
under pressure to disinherit, again
the aggressive colonel, while other
purty leaders ud vised the commit
tee to acknowledge ltrookhtirt's
iHpubllcunism on whatever terms
: Schilling
- product
riintiiniiiiiiitiM O Mtn'MiMm i
Tea just like coffee, should be
sealed in vacuum"'not ordinary
tins or paper cartons.
This package opens so easily with
the key wind, and once opened the
top fits tight and snug to protect
those delicate elusive flavors.
fnm
Baking Powder
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La Grande. Oregon
ESSENTIALITIES!
Proper Refrigeration;
Firsl-Class Cold Storage Facilities, and
Sanitation from beginning to End
In Our Organization.
We have the most up-to-date Cold Stor
age Facilities known to modern science
No Packer, who serves his trade well, can
boast of not having facilities which mod
ern methods require. All the large Pack
ers will verify this statement.
We have not a few necessities, but all
modern science, and modern methods re
quired to serve you well. - .
You are cordially invited to visit our
Packing Plant, ask questions, familiarize
yourself on modern methods of meat pack
ing. Our foreman will consider it a pleas
ure to take you through ihe entire estab
lishment at any time.
CHASE & SAXHORN'S
Seal Brand Coffee, 3-lb. can . . . $1.53
Three Days Only
"Call One Number Instead of Two."
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Meat Co.
Three Stores: City Market
Hoover and Economy
Disagree
it can make.
To Knler Capital
Brookhart, meanwhile oblivious
as always to activities of the
party's governing .body, neared
Washington us an unofficial ex
pedition on behalf of thu farmer
relief und his associates here gave
no sign that they will try at the
statu convention to gain control of
the organisation.
The committee must determine
whether It will compromise with
Brookhart, who never has recogni
zed Its right to oppose him, or
whether it will disown him again
and support uu Independent candi
date or thu democratic nominee.
Brookhart had thu nominal sup
port of the statu committee In
l'J2'2, after his first nomination,
although a substantial bloc of re
publicans Indorsed his democratic
opponent. In 1924, when Brook
hart assailed Chun. O, Duwes, us
republican vice presidential nom
inee and campaigned for lu Koll
ette, the statu committee read him
Font Punoul Bleeds
tbt ftmr mnm tf ihi tMt,
BUdc 0fdnv Ftku tnd MM
Green Jfl
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out of tho parly und urgi'd nupport
ut Dan K. Htoctt his dpinocrulia ad
voniary. who ucciarully t'hullcn
tfi'd lirookhart's election attur a
oloao voto and was seated.
Tho ltkltoat rhanco of ivconclllii
Hon briwern llrool;hurt and party
li-udora, srvrral of -thorn pointed
out Ilea in ndvorncy by liotli of de
finite steps for farm relief. Tho
oa ml Id ale and the nrxunlzntlon arc
close together In their views on the
need of tegtslutlon. iiIIIiourIi
llrookhart lias gone. further than
his party in his dumandK.
To Celebrate AluUversay ,
Kl'DHNK, Ore. Juno 11. (AT)
I'lnns have been completed for the
70th anniversary of tho founiltnir
of the Christian Church ut l'leu
sant. Hill. Tho observance will tuke
pluco Hunday, June 20.
The church was oi'Kanlsed In a
og school house, the first erected
In Luno county.
Today
Only
3 to 5 minutes needed to
cook a rich, hot breakfast
DID you know you can now pre
pare a hot, nourishing break
last faster than plain toast?
Cict Quick Quaker the world's
fastest and most delicious of all
breakfasts.
Supplies (lie excellently balanced
food ration of protein, carbohydrates
and vitaniincs plus the "bulk" to
make laxatives seldom needed
that's become the tirRO of doctors
and authorities everywhere.
All that rare Quaker Oats flavor
is there. Cooks in a hurry. You
will like Quick Quaker.
Your Rroccr has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
known them.
Quick Quakes
You
By paying cash at STONE'S, you can save much money on youi
food purchases. It will pay you well to take time to1 compare the val
ues offered by ST0NES, with those "offered by1 other stores. iC we '
cannot sell you quality merchandise at a saving, then we cannot ex
pect your patronage.
In addition to price, you will find much pleasure in selecting your
foods in our Clean, Modern-Food Store, served by courteous, efficient
Salesmen. . : ' '
Prices Quoted Below Are Good Satur
day And AH Next Week
NEW POTATOES, Fresh stock.' 5 Pounds ' ......;...J.J.::.;25C
LEMONS, large and juicy. Compare the price. 2 dozen.... 45c
FLOUR, SpcrryV Hard wheat; guaranteed to satisfy, 4!) lbs. $2.15
HEINZ CATSUP, large size bottles, each... 23c
PEANUT BUTTER, School Boy, 5 Pound Cans for .99C
COMMERCIAL SPUDS, fine cookers. 50 Pounds $1.40
Per Cwt
.$2.75
BROWN SUGAR, 100 Pound Bags!-- $5.95
MAYONNAISE, Gold Medal, 8'z c?z. Jar for .......19C
CREAM OF WHEAT, regular size package, each 19C
SODA, Arm & Hammer, 1 Pound Package, each -
COCOANUT, V, Pound Bakers Premium for ... ........................... ......9C
POTATO CHIPS, Fresh Slock, 3 Packages for 25C
SUGAR, C. & II. Cane (Limit One) 25 Pound Bag : ::....$1.59
LETTUCE, Local Fresh Lettuce, Nice and Tender, .3 Heads ...... .2 5C
CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES, Premium, Large Size Pkg. ..... :.39C
Orders Amounting to $2.50 and Over Delivered Without Charge
Telephone MAIN 94
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Tcll'ltllOlM'
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New Summery Drzzzzz
Specially priced
$16.75
PUTMAN'S
Ready-ToWear and Millinery :
COMMITS Sl'ICIUIC
SAN KliANOIHC'O "I neod the
tranquility of a secluded retreat to
urruuKO data " wrote John Hand,
life member of the Olympic club
bororo hu hnnircd himself with a
strap. His buslnoss hud dwindled
from one of tlio leading; tailor
shops In Han Krunclsco to a press
ing establishment.
Don't ask
RuvthciMV
Cam
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Credit CARWS Nolntered
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CHAIN STORE BUYING POWER
JUKiE OIV1M UECINIUX 4
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NI3W YOK Ilcsldenta of Fori
est Hills, Lone Island, can now cnl
Joy tho Pnrlstun vnstom of taklnfc
IIrIU refreshments st tables on the ;
Hldowulks. A. niultluirittu dlmilsset
u complaint ngnlnst tho proprietor
of a tot room that ul fresco tea
tables und chairs were an obstrue?
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for crackers
ICecpa
SnowFlafx
corner in your
cupboard
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