La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1926, Image 3

Friday, June 25, 1926.
QL GSANDE EVENING OBSERVES
I NEWS of SOCIETY
Newest in Brims
Mrs, Parker . ; -Addresses
O. E. &
Mfmhors of Ilope Phnptor No.
ift, Oror or tho KiiHtcrn Htur, hold
liti Intprestlnff meotlnfir Woilnosday
tvonlnfr at tho Masonic ball here.
Mm. W. H. ,1'arker,, a pat matron
of llpo rhupti'r, who Iiuh boon
tniLkinnr hor homo In Poet land Tor
ivral yoan, wis proorit ami riivo
. R-MiorL talk.
Mrs. Parrio I. Slolnoainp, worthy
Matron, pavo: a oomploto roport of
' th Brand rhnptor mooting In Port
lanil IaM week, which Bhe atteml
frrt. A. V. UndKTon, worthy patron,
Ahio totd nliout tho niooliiiff.
(Hon ThoniTMon w.ifl Initlutod in
fo tho organization. , -
, Hofrofihrnonts woro nerved fol
lnwlnsr th meotlnfr.
. i
Many Attend
Annual Picnic
Ahmtt fifty persons members
of the Lutheran IjhIIih' Aid tfo-r-lcly
and the Kunday school at-!
tended tho nnnnal picnic held nt
Itlverslde pork yoHterday afler-;
noon.- Tho picnic celebrated the:
f woiii wfotirth weildllisr nnnlversiirv I
of Mr. and Mrs. 1'V.ink llannen. bo-!
flldea clOHlnfr tho year'w york of
the IndlW aid nocioly.' 'r
The Itov. And row lCitKoset was,
pre,Meni rrom miliaria ann jrave a
very InlerentinR: lalk dnriiiff Ihe
nffernnon. He will bo In Jji
Oriinde until after Sunday.
At noon a larjfe tiblo wtw ar
ranged under tho troes and a de
HcioiiR picnic lunch served.
Mrs. Bull Entertains
Aid Society
St. Po(or Aid society of tho
Kpiscopal church met Wednesday
afternoon at the homo of lrs. C.
f null. Mm. O. A. Harron, president,-
presided over tho business
session, during which time plans
wore made for nn apron sale, and
cooked food sale to' ho hold De
cember 4. There was a large at
tondanoo. The next meeting of the society
Will be July 14 at the home or Mrs.
Harron, 130f Oak street.
Announcements
fioctal nnoumvtim'iitfi may be
printed In thta column free of
coarse. Any annou momenta per
tabling to any fitnottom inch as
cooked food ak, etc., will be
rehued. Announoenieutfl, to be
printed the same day, must be
hi society edllorW hands by :00
o'clock.- News editor note.
Tomorrow afternoon tho Mis
sionary MOciely of the Wrst Chris
tian church will glvo a tea at Ihe
homo of Mrs. J. . Hn'odtfMiss,
2713 North Hirch street, to which
all members and friends , of tho
church are Invited. Cam will bo
nt tho church nt 1:16 o'clock to
hike all those who desire to ride to
the Snodgrass home. .
The sixth annual reunion Of tho
Hub family will be held at the city
park of Klffln Hundny. AM rela
tives and friends are invited, A pic
nic lunch will bo served.
my.
IMBLER
PERSONALS
Sister Mary
Says:
This combination of velvet and
or i aimed , straw (m very new Tto
crushed to-own Is whit vv with
rhlnemone ot-nninent and the orim it
, f whit bengulv jttiraw ,t .
An artificial salt water lake, firtO
acres in extent, has been formed
on the Island of Iceland, near
Holland for tho purpose of rais
ins edible eels. .
erva
Min
Says---
Hneelved Today another
lot of Men's Just Wriffht
Arch Preserver Shoes and
Oxfords, Those are tho shoes
that do not burn your feci
this hot weuther. . Comfort
In every step.'
Now is I lie time for tlie
ladles to Bet their shoos for
the Fourth of July, whilst
we have a full run of sizos. '
We arc nearly complete on
all sI'ch now. More shoes ex
pected In a few days tluy -are
now on the way from
tho factory.
See window for prices and
styles a Rood fit guaranteed
or ho sale.
Hlonde Slippers from $r.iH)
to ST.r.n.
THE BOOTERY
Ion't Keep Klines
We Sell Km.
I M n Ij'E H, (Special) Mrs.
KrunU Martin received . word or
the death of her brother'-ln-law
Monday. She loft immediately
for humeri, Kansas to be with hor
sister, Mrs. I'hurles 11 arson. Mrs.
Martin had Just returned from ' a
trip to Portland, where she had
been visiting her children when
she received tho telegram telling
of his death.'
John Conk 1 In had a number of
people picking cherries at his or
chard hero Tuesday.
Frank Martin went to Enter
prise Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Hoy Morris and duughter
were entertained at tho home or
Mr .and Mrs. P. It. Rollins Tues
day t
Mr. and Mra Krnnk McKlnnls
and Mr. and Mrs. C M, Thatcher
returned from noise, Idaho. They
were In un automobile wreck
while away but fort una to ty no one
was badly hurt. . Mr. Thatcher
and Mr. McKlnnls received some
cuts and bruiess, but they are all
well now.
Mrs. Sam Morris called on Mrs.
Ish Unreal Monday.
Mrs. Audru Behrens, of Sum
mervllle, was in l-a Grande Tues-day.
iM M-rnj,i:n ToitPiinoi.M
NEW , YOKK Kofctgn crafl
have beerit bombarding those
chores with . rinn-flllod torpedoes,
or til least contemplating doing ho.
Twenty steel fifty gallon cylinders
with tan air tank on. each wero
found on the British schooner
Itosie M. 11. capturod off Montuk
Point with isoo.nno worth of
Scotch mall. ! Four cylinders con
tained malt. Each cylinder had a
hook so a boat from shore could
take' It In tow.
Kojur million people In the Un
ited States moved into new homes
May 1, at a moving cost of $6S,
00,000. ' '- ' "
(Hy Sister Mary)
Urea kraal Halves i of canta
loupe, cereal, thin cream, crisp
toast, milk, coffee, '
" Luncheon floulllon, croutons,
radishes, open tomata salnd sand
wich, milk, tea.
'Dinner Breaded veal cutlets.
baked potato balls, creamed spin
ach, stuffed beat salmi, junket
cream pudding, graham broad,
milk, coffee. ( ' '
While children under school age
may not have the sandwich sug
gested In the luncheon , menu as
It's prepared for adults, they .may
have the tomato ind lettuce on
buttered bread with some of the
ctdcry sprinkled over the tomato.
No sfteolal dishes need be prepar
ed for small persons 'In addition to
tho day's menu.
' Open Tomato KandwM li
Throe ' medium-alsod ; tomntocij,
4 tablespoons chopped nut meats.
4 tablespoons minced celery, 3 tat
blespoons Chopped stuffed olives,
4 tablespoons mayonnaise, lettuce,
6 thin slices bread, butter. ,
Peel tomatoes .and cut each Into
four' slices.. -(.'ombino nuts, celery,
olives" and ' mayonnaise.- Orenin
butter, and spread bread' evenly
tlover oadh slice of bread with
crisp lettuce and put 2 slices of to
mato, on each. Cover each slice of.
tomato with a. layer of the muyon-
nalso mixture und serve. .'
If head. lettuce is not at hand
cut lear lettuce in ribbons an cover
bread with these arranging the
ribbons in two little nest-crreeU
to hold tho tomato slices.
Olives HtuflYd with pimentoes
are used. ' ' '
Wallowa Lake Level
Low; Annual Run Falls
KNTnnrmaR,; om. aunn is.
Wullowu lnku Is now down to un
iiiilural nnd contulna no .lor-
tn wnhT whaU'ver, Tho ordinary
Juno rim-orr of wilier from tho
ntotihtulMH whli'h comes with tho
ttii'lllnir of tho Hint of the loone
now. iliil not hanpeti Chin year
unit at the highest the lake wan
not more than neven feet' above
low mark, whereaa the' Hum la
lillllt to hold ahoilt ti feet nihil
llonul water.' .
ThiN menna that Irrlirntlon illlrli
ea coinlUK from Iho main river
will receive only .the voluinn of
water coming down from- Ihe
fnoimlalna day liy day. and have
no reserve to ilraw on. The wa
ter la nlrendy tided atiarlnirly.
I'lKli MONTE . Downtown itky-
acniper KaraRea are the only aolu
lion of ihe menace of decentrall-
unllon in American clllea. Will
lam Mcljichlan, IJetroll, told the
National naanclullon of llulldlnir
Ownura and Manaifera. Parkins on
downtown slre.eta fma ceaaed to be
poHsihle, he wild.
tows1 1
www
TiO nnon
o o , A u a
1-ovr.s rNCiii-; ham
NEW YOKK- A grout lover
loves Uncle Sam. Joseph Schlld
kraut, of the stage and screen, has
been nut unitized, lis wife, Elsie
Itartlett, with whom.; ho Is much
in love, too, recently obtained res
toration of the eittKtnshlp she lost
by marring Joseph was a Hungarian.
mkmi:nto or great itOVKit
ATHENS A menenlo of - a
great lover Is now on view In the
Ethouologtcat Museum. A helmet
usi-d by Lord Byron, fighting for
Greece 100 years ago, was pre
sented by Mrs. Maude Howe El
liot, daughter or the author of
-The Battle Hymn of the Republic."
a II nil Ml irif"l
UHUI "I U Uiin
Calumet because it has more good
qualities than any other brand. Just
give it a trial and be convinced.
Damage to Menefee
Mill About $250,000
rOfm,AVn, Ore. Juno 86 (AD
Imaire of from 32li,uo to
ISntl.OOO has been placed on tho
Iom by fire of tho l It. Menefee
Lumber company mill at Italnler, I
Ore., which burned yeirterday. The
mill which rut about luu.uuii reet
dally,, waa operatina; only one
ahirt.
TRAi'iiO yi nisrii aik.i i. i
HAJ.KM. Ore. June S5 (Al" Pol'
'conduct iinbeconilair mi nrrloAi-
and a enlleman" A. H. Shortea,
a atate traffic orrieer aaalicned to
ihe Aaloria (1 1st r let liun been ilia,
charged from Ihe aervlce, accord -
inir tn MV A tlnrroi Bi..n wtt
ol'flcn lnaoeetor. HlmrlR ln..l
u iiii-iiiiiur ui ine aiaie rocce tor'
about A venr wnrkhiip th.. M...ir.....l t
and Eiikcuo dlstrlila before beintrl
uaniirueii 10 Arnoriu. mi illsinlHwil
rollOWCil the receint or iiunwrmi.
ComjiinliilM.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST ,
OAKUM PdDVMlin
t. AUW . TPOf THOSE Of ANT OTHSR BRAND
B
IAY 1'SE Alltl'I.ANi:
SPOKANK J)r. Klwood Mead,
feilerul reclamation commlnsloner,
has been Invited to view the pro
posed Columbia baaln Irrigation
project from the air, because hi
illnerary will not permit a viait to
the project. A flight la planned
from Plymouth, Wash., to Kpo-kane.
In rittauurg, a fireman got a
medal for aaving five kittens, but
now same dog la liable to bite him.
Comfort
Depends on
Two Things...
i. having the outlet in a
convenient location so
you can plug in just
where you wa-.t it.
l. havingquality wiring
built inside your walls.
Ask us about
Wirino System
Jorltftttmt terviet
the one sure way
lo comort.
H. & S.
Electric Co.
i
v
Women are strange. Even though
one In New YorK was aingie ann
out of debt she tried to poison herself.
Clare Dux. the opera singer, In
rtlitn tn tmnffr n ml I llfinn I re. SllOW-
Ing Chicago Una some smart Dux.
Women
Like
The easy 'disposal feature
of this new hygienic help
no laundry, just discard
IN a new way, women now ara
(reed of thi disadvantages of
old-time "sanitary pads." Protec
tion is greater. The old embarrass
ment of disposal and laundry Is
avoided.
Cct Kotex 8 in 10 better-class
women have adopted it.
Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry. Noembar
rassment.
It's five times as absorbent as
ordinary cotton padsl
You dine, dance, motor for hours
in sheerest frocks without a second's
doubt or fear.
It deodorizes, too. And thus ends
ALL danger of offending.
You ask for it at any drug or
department store, without hesitancy,
simply by saying "KOTEX."
Do as millions are doing. End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every
day. Package of twelve costs only
a few cents.
KOT6X
No laundry discard Ilk riinu
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Dainty Lingerie At
Clearance Prices
Clever new styles in Step-ins, Combinations, Night Robes
and Slip-ins all of the lovely pastel shndes.
See Our Windows
"ifyeu Wtnl to forget
v tht wtdlhtr,
Imttnitrmtl"
.TPJEE
TEA
ORANOE PEKOE
ALL COATS AT '
y2 PRICE y2
$11.75 to $37.50
Saved On Every Coat
$75.00 COATS NOW ...$37.50
$69.60 " " ......1...... 34.75
$67.50 " " 33.75
$57.50 " " L.....l.:....:....-v.l. 28.75
$49.50 " .'. 24.75
$39.50 " " ...19.75
$23.50 ' " " 11.75 -
, LADIES READY-TO-WEAR K
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WONDERFUL NEW
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A . new French process powder
that la not uffected by perspira
tion will not let nn Uffly shine
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tulio It off; fine and pure; makes
the pores Invisible; look! Ilka
beautiful natural akin; aivea a
sort velvety complexion. Oct thlv
new wonderful heuuty powder
called Mello-Klo. Qlass Drugs,
I Adv.
Inc.
Announcing
New Temporary ;
lleuliuarter
(rermnnent . location to fcs
unnounccd later) . .
Whore we will continue to
apeciallae In picture framlne".
IN MKIiVIM.K KTOBH
1128 Ailrjns
Sir. and Mra. Ctiaa. WMktM
(Kormcrly In Ore. Hdwe.
Are You Getting The Most For
Your Money? '
No business could operate successfully unless the man in charge of
the buying knew the value of merchandise, and bought where he re
ceived value for every dollar expended. , , t J ' -
.Being a good .buyer M iodeed, ajisset i6 ajWrftVifo- tJL-i$(
little savings that count up, and in the purchase ofT Food, wnich i
probably your largest household expense there is a Big Opportunity tof
Save, if you trade at STONE'S. -.''v H' v.:',.:,,:,.- If;
Hundreds of Conservative Buyers visit Stone's Stores daily. Ar
you one of them? If not it will pay you well to pay us a visit, and
prove to yourself that you can really save MONEY. . ' " , f(
Don't Put It Off Gome In Now And Save Money :
New Potatoes
Best Quality,
10 pounds for. ...1...
..35c
Mother's Oats
Large Package, Aluminum ,' ' !
Brand, per package.........: ..29c
: Canning Apricots - 1
At Their Best! Buy now!
Per crate .:....1..:.-:...:... : $U9
Citrus Powder !:;
At a big Saving. Regular ; -Size
for .......:....................::.......23e
Large Shipment just
received. : .
KERR MASON FRUIT JARS
Vl Gallons, doz., $1.42 Quarts, doz. ......$1.05 Pints, doz,
Complete Nothing else to buy.
The price is right
Buy them now.
..87c
Jar Caps
For Saturday Only.
Economy and Kerr Mason Jar '
Caps, per dozen :.....23c
Pure Cane Sugar
C. & H. Berry Sugar.
100 Pounds for... ...$6.69
Navy Beans
Best Grade a Real Saving,
10 Pounds 55c
; Jar Rings
Best Quality,
4 dozen for.::..........
...25c
Fresh Milk
Highest Quality,
2 Quarts ........15c
Breakfast Foods
Puffed Rice, 2 for.... .......L..29c
Puffed Wheat, 2 for. ...........25c
Grape Nuts, 2 for..... ....... ..:........29c
Sperry's Hard wheat FLOUR -Guaranteed1 to Satisfy
Quality at a Low Price.
49 Pound Sacks, each $2.15 1 Barrel (4 sacks).........-.......$8.45
If it does not satisfy you, your money will be cheerfully refunded
Baking Powder
1 Pound Cans, Fresh Stock,
Calumet for 23c
IVORY SOAP
Medium Size, Regular 3 for
25c, per bar.... .........5c ,
(Limit 5 to customer)
Complete Assortment of the Finest of Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
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