Wednesday," July 7," 1926."""
'till I :!- I'lt'l I l tit tlsTa4'- it' 1UI . I I'tll
"' EA GRANDE EVENING 0ESEUVE3
'IHIJM IT' ( f . .1 i lij t Mr vim- U J i
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Auxiliary to Tick V
Official Delegates
IMli-miti's to r!irt'nt , (lie local
rluintrr of tho Ami'i'U-nn lKlpn
iiMxillury ut the Kiutt convention ut
.Mlirnllflold Aug:. 5-7 -will be elected
ul; the regular ; mwtlui? uv.thf;
Knlihta of I'ylhlas hall thin evll
nlnir, Jim. JUtymoml O. Willlnm,
the ttresiilent,. . ntiununeea. .. Tho
. ehapffp' in entftletl to two ilele
K:itrs. An ulternate will hcclinjicn
foe each of them. , : -
Mr RcppliiiKcr, -
Miss- Lozier Wed ; '
; JtlKs1' Unliy l.ozi-r win united In
' j marriage to.Venio Iteppllnarer 8at--Jlirtluy
nftovmion at .3 o'clock, the
service licintf pci rorined at the
t Methodist' KpitH'opnl imriohaffc by
r. Ilenr- I'arker. pastor, lloth
iyounir iieoplo have rcsiiliMl In m
'Omnile. They wore attended by
f MIhh Irene llell. IMIwi Mildred
- ltepplhiRer and l.cslto Uopplinircr.
Ir, nni MrH. HeppllnRer evpect to
.'make their home In this city.
Novel Fan
Quiet Wedding
Held at Cove ..
MiirrLiK" vowrf wfi1 4(,li:wiftil
ItyMlHK Grnrn V.. TVusi-, or fovo.
1'iKl (Joruld .7. Tucker, of Ln Gnuuld
Ki (unlay afternoon in n ocrcniony
that took plnco ut 4 o'clock In the
lioma of Mr. and Mrn. Henry Al
len. uncl( ami mint of tho bride.
Tin liev. llohert Smiley. pn,stor
or llle f'ovo Mcthoilfet church, of
fletuted at the service; ivhich whh
. 'witnefwtl hy immediate relatives of
Who couple.
. ' The hrldo, gowned In -white silk,
carried an tirfn bouquet of sweet
peas jind roses.
Afler the rereinony. Mr. and Mr.
Allen complimented the couple at
'dinner. Amoutr eight Riiests were
"Mrs. IMlth I,. I'piLse, of Cove, mnth
Vr of tho lirlde. and Andrew Tuck
er, of Kltfin. father of the hride-ri-ooiu.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker will he at
homo In Iji Oramle at 212 Third
Hlreet after September 1.
The hijlde, who 1 already known
1o many of the younir people of
this city, is o. Hrraduute of Willam
ette university. .
Mr. Tucker Is a foreat ranker
, stationed in ai Grande.1 He dime
here a little more than a. year affo
but lias been In forestry service
' for nbout three years. He l an
: alumnus of the Vniverslly of Tda-
ho.
Drill Team Prepares .
For, Convention
The drill team, in charge of Mm,
Horathy Davy, practiced indns
trlously on work that will bo pre
H nled ut the state convention here
In September when tho ljidies
Kill I road Trainmen met at Ragles
hall , last evening. Kittle business
was transacted outside or prelim
inary arrangements for the sUite
meeting. Mrs. Ciraro Adskim, locnl
president, expects some definite
word, from the grand president in
regard to preparations before tho
next regular meeting' of the auxiliary.
A leather belt with a shield at th
side for a fan in the shape of a knit
la a novelty for use with tailored o
sports clothes.
Mish-Jennings
Nuptials Announced
Announcement is made today of
tho marrlag-e of Miss Mario Mfsh,
of Hillings, Mont., to AHey Jen
nings, of 1a Grunrto, which took
place nt Hpokane, Wash., tho morn,
lug of Wednesday, June 30. Jus
tice of tho Peace McCormick rood
tho rites tn his office at the court
house.
Mr. nnd Mi's. Jennings arrived
here Friday.- They luvvc establish
ed tholr home- at, 1903 Adiuu ave
nue. -
The groom, who ': Is connected
with the modern 1-aundry, i a
son of Mrs. K. JetinliiKH. of this
city, lie came here In 1919 Im
mediately on his discharge from
Ihe army.
Mrs. Jennings has been a teach
er In the schools at Hillings. Who
has lived there wilti her sister, Mrs.
K. 11. lhixtor.
'ffinner drop cookies, milk, tea.
I luiiner-i-Spanlsh steak, baked
potatoes, creamed carrots, head
lettuce, with l-Vei ch d resiling.
Washington cream !! with sliced
warhes, Hraham broad, mllfc, cof
fee. ,
.. The cheesn sandwiches must ho
4ta.rofuly too Hied In the, oven.
When made this way the cheese,
la Just ineltrd wlthottl bolng over
cooked and toiiKh. Overcooked
cheeso Is difficult to digest and
khould never ho served.
Hpanlsh steak offers n stiKgest-'
(Mi for, a comnnav dinner when, u
roast, la.not wanted. l .
One sirloin steuK cut 3 i Indies
ttitelc, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 tea
spoon pepper, t tablespoons but
ter. 4 largo onions, 1 quart toma
toes or 6 good sized fresh ones,
cup grated cheese.
Wlpo meat with a cheesecloth
wruntr out of cold water. Trim
odges. llcut ii n Iron frying pan and
rub with a pleca of sunt cut from
the steak. When tho spider Is vry
hot sear tho meat quickly on both
sides. There should not be uny sur
plus fut lu tho frying ' pan, just
enqugh to prevent tho mont from
sticking dmlng the searing. When
tho tfteuk Is thoroughly seared
sprinkle with Ut nnd pepper and
spread with butter. Iour about 1
cup hQlllng; water In at one side of
the pun uud cook in H hot oven for
3U minutes. Cover- with onions
peeled and cook 45 minutes. Then
add u layer of tomatoes pared ami
sliced und cook until tomatoes are
lender. Hprinkle with grate,
chceso and cook until cheeso Is
mulled und slightly browned on
top. Herve with a k ru vy uiude from
(bo liuuor In the pan.. This will
servo, eight perspns. '
The ladles' Aid society of the
Lutheran church will have a meet
ing In tho chuvtfh annex at 2:30
OOd OT , (...MiHnir ..... I wnThiiii
1 Mohr. 'f " '. 1
NATIONAL PARK
IN Southern Utah hundreds of tquare milci of
murveluuily crilorfd peaks, chasms, terraces
ni cathedral spirts nutke up the scenic wonders
ZION NATIONAL PARK
BRYCK CANTON CEDAR BREAKS
KA1BAS FOKCiiT
NORTH RIM CF GRAND CANYON
All reached via the Union Pacific. Scheduled
tours afford an inexpensive vacation, low
rulrip lares.
SEND FOR FltlC ILLUITRATKD .
BOOKLET
and let ut help you arrange every detail of the
tour. Include this side trip on your way east.
PACIFIC
VACATION ROUTE
T.
II. KETCXEY,
A sent
T,a firanilc, Ore,
Announcements
Social aannmicctnciit nmy be
printed In thhj colinnn free of
charge. Any. aiinoiincemcnCH per
tqlniuK to any function such as
cooked footl sales, etc., will he
refused. Antioiutct'iiH'Uts, to Im
printed tho same day, must, be
In society editor's hamls lj t:tKJ
o'clock. News eilitor's note. ,
Sister Mary
Says:
(Uj Klslrr Mary)
llronkritsi OruiiKO julci cereal,
tliln crpuii, HOft cooltoil cirfrs,
ciiHp whoto wlieat totiHt, -milk
cofi'p.e.
l.unrhcon Jullled voBotahlo
wiluU, tonHtcd cheoso BundwlchcB,
La Grande Electric
Company
Approved-
Check Seal
DEALER.
c '
Women
Tell
Others how this new hy
gienic pad discards easily
as tissue no laundry
Minerva
Says,
We want to thaik the peo
ple who patronizu us on
their shoe huyintf for the
summer time dress and ouc
inff shoes, and wo nre en
deavoring to keep a nice as
sortmcnt of Indies and men's
shoes at all times. We wiU
try nnd Rive you a pood fit,
classy patterns und reason
able prices nt oil times. We
have n few lines of nleo
Dress Slippers, broken sixes,
at reduced prices.
THE BOOTERY
All II, ft time for nire T)rw
Shoes. Comfort Slippers for
- iiot weather. '"Pay Cosh and '
you Pay Lr-sn alwayfl.
BECAUSE one woman o adriiea.
othcri, and because doctor! ID
urge, most women are deserting tl(t
old-time "sanitary pad'Mor a new,
and better way.
Eight !n 10 better-class woman
now use "KOTEX."
S Discards as easily s a. piece o.
' . tissue. No laundry. No embar
rassment, Five times as absorbent as ordi
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes, thus ending ALL
danger of offending.
Obtainable at all drug and depart
ment stores simply by saying
"KOTEX." Vou ask for it without
hesitancy.
Tackage of 12 cost! only a few
cents. Troves old ways, a needless
risk. Iq fairness to yourself, try it.
KOTCX
White Men Cultivate
Gardens in Cold North
TAN AN. Alaska, July 7. (AP)
Ie ami snow with dreary wastes
of frosen ground through which
tee-bloeked alreubis move slug
jrlahly iho popular t conception of
tho urotlo elrclo arc not ulwuys
wlial the visitor sees In part of Al
aska that maps deslfrnute us helnff
In the frlKlrt xonc. (
HowitdcrnaT us )t mlKht hp to opo
whoso knowledKc of the Norlhluiul
has boon Rotten from movies port
raying fur-hooded ,Ksklmo musn- j
Inff over snow crupta , wben- It Is;
summer everywhere else, the visit-
or to the Koyukuk 'river region
WuiUd find front May ro Hip" fu
ller, prolific Kurdens cultivated by
white men. , .
There within tlr? aretle circle
tiro long days of sunshine during
Juno, July und August, Including u
full month ending July 7 in which
tho sun never sots und from tho
middle of May to tlte coming of
frosts In Heptemhor vegolutlon
grows lUKuriuatly '
HAN iMKOO Punrrul services
will bo held Thurttduy for Ihe lit.
Uev. Kdward Osborne, former bis-
rlcu. He was SI years old uud had
,re i iron in iviv.,
There's one thin about a stolen
flivver. Vou can't Identify It by
sltrht. Hut you cun hy sound.
No!
lUst
1 H, & S. Electric
Company
Approved J"
Check Seal
DEALER.
Special Offer
June 10 to July 10
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
Westinjjhouse Electric Ranges
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"Cook by Wire"
or Service at a touch
Put tjualitti inside the Walls
Iight at the command of your finger-tips
jor elbow! Power. heat when and where
you will. These are your reward for insisting ,
upon a G. E. Wiring System! Quality materials,
modern design and sound workmanship, though
, hidden by your walls, insure complete service
the instant you touch a switch. And this
system lasts as long as the walls themselves!
; Select a "Check" Seal Electrical Contractor.
He is entitled to your full confidence. Ask
him to install, the
no System
jor lifetime service
Before he may use the "Check" Seal to secure your confidence
he has won our confidence by his standards of workmanship and
the character of material he uses.
PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY
Rimmttralu, "Check" Seal Electrical Retailer
ullQualii Elt(truulJitmbaniliiu.
25WIM
Km
'Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
APPROVED
Check Seal D EXITED
Mid- Year Clearance f
of Smart Millineru
This value-giving Sale occui-s at
a most opportune time for
these hats are just the thing to
wear with dainty, sum m e r
rocks. And their "moderate
cost makes it possible to select
several for the usual price of
. one. ' ' ... '
A Three-Day
Sale
Thursday ,.
Friday
Saturday .
Drastically Reduced Prices, That Will Prove a Revelation to You.
Practically Our Entire Stock of Spring and Summer Hats. "
For your convenience arranged in groups.
LOT 1 VALUES TO $8.75
$2M
LOT 2 VALUES TO $12.75
$6.85
It will pay you to in
1 spect these values. ,
:i
See the windows
they tell the story.
$7.50
mi
LADIES REAOY-TOWEW
AND MIUWN;S1Y
WK 1
LOT 3 VALUES TO $16,50.
mi
u
Ri idire Near OreEon
City Busiest Point i
SA.1.KM. Ore. July 7. (AD
The Inmlost tmfric point III Or
Ko'n, In a count miulo throughout
llin Hlutp by tho xluto lilsuwuy 1
nnrlniitnt on Jnnu IG. WUH tho
J'lirk I'liioo lulilK" north of Oiii-
koii City. , At this pliiri' u total
or 3SI!l Viilllt'lc'H llllHWll bctwuPII
iho hnuiH of U u, in. nmt in p. in.
Of tlicmi 2874 worn ihibhoiiki'I' vo
hlfliH dU'rylnir Oii'Kon llcnnm-H,
:t r 4 '.'parrying' 'llcciwoa of ..otlior
tit; ai . trurk or tonii r
iiiYtW,.' -42 1(ruck8"'or'inor, "fli'uii'
II lunH, IS motor ryclcs und M
hoiHO-i)i'nwn vehlclca.
Thn flccond tiusloitt point .win
ono mile houIIi of McUfonl, whero
a total of .1fi4n volilcloB paHpil.
'lli'rn'H a lmlr-rnlHlnir htt of
iipwk. Hun Kraiiplaco womnn pql
Honi'd hy hair tonic nHli M),llO(i.
8t. IOiiln ninn of 20 h.id four
wlvus. I'rohnlily ono of IhcHO con.
ironlnl fi'ltowH who cn't Htiy "No."
I 'i-il II UL II' Li .. ' I . '
The Home o the New
Orthophonic Victrolas
Credit CARR'S No Interest
' CMiturles and CiihlfurV
ics have come hi
there nre lot mr
whete those came frvnu
We mean those Breezy
CENTURY FANS we've
been selling.
Every Kind.
Every $ie.
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Ad&ma Arv
At The Hands Of An Artist
Skillfully, and with infinite care each lock of hair is adjusted
to the machine. The result a permanent wave that conforms
to your own chosen style of hair bobbing, that is most wisely
adapted to your facial contours and which brings out the subtle
charm of your individual loveliness. One does not undergo a
mere "process" at this Shop. One lends herself to the creation
of an artistic effort.
FINGER WAVING -OUR SPECIALTY
Colonial Beauty Shop
Phone
Main 539
K. Lucille Daly
Prop.
New Foley
Bid.
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