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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1926)
flutrsday, July 23, 1926. I3C GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thre SOCIETY: News itors Attend . t Lake Reception 'tween, 75 and 100 vlaltlng wo I who are In the city for the l unnual Pacific Northwest KstsJte nstioclatlon conven - t ntlcndcd tho reception held v (cir honor at Hot Iake y ester afternoon. About 25 cars ar j at Hot I-ake at 3 o'clock, c u delightful two hours were L Mrs. Georgo Currey, -MrH. fani Miller, Mrs. A. T. Hill, f Margaret Anson, Mrs. Turner ir. Mrs. Earl Htoddmrd and i Helen Henccrbox, of North Jit, preceded tlio caravan to I,ke and greeted visitors up heir arrival. ley wen' first tdiown through wnatoriuni by Dr. Ihy and Ma tantH. An Intcrcstim? pro- was given consisting of sc um by the chamber of com n ciuurtct and tho Treble club of the I'ocatcllo high pi, who are here with tho Ioc o delegation, a feature dance Him I3rth.no Miller, of Union a violin duet number by llt IIhhph Alice JcancMo and Mao eth Cooper, of la Grande. little Cooper girls each plnyed o number also. Itefreahmento served during the afternoon, er leaving the sanatorium at , 5 o'clock the caravan pro d to TTnlnn, Cove, Inland City Ibnck to I,a. Grande. At Cove irlrls of the Treble Clef club foeatellp and several others pod lo enjoy a swim In the swimming pool, other delightful social affair pie convention, to which the ten were invited, took, place evening at the Klks ball room n tiro president's reception and w;is held there. About 250 ;ors and their wires and com en members and their wives In attendance. nclng wns enjoyed from 9 Ick until 12, with several en- Inment features intervening. Ueulah Newlin gave a clover Lace for Fall- Lift collars and cuffs, fashion ex prU mj, will bt "tb thing" this fall bald llotsford Clark, of Portland, were united In nuni-lutfe, the Hv. W. G. Kllot Jr. officiating. Only members of the immediate fami lies of the bride and bridegroom were prosent for the ceremony. . After a wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Clark left by motor for Brit bill Columbia on a ten days honeymoon trip. They will return to Portland where they will make their home at lOtfi Woodstock avenue. Miss Sliverthorn Is well known In Jja Grande, having made this city her home for several years and attended school here. She has been librarian at Heed College for the last two years. Mr. Clark is also a Heed college graduate and did pout -graduate work at Columbia university York. He was In tho service dur Quits Stage, Makes Fortune in Oil luff of the ladles' auxiliary to the (. of H. T. to be held hero Keptem ber 14. During the afternoon cos tumes for the drill team were dis cussed and decided upon. . NO CAl Sl-i FOIl WOKItV NKW YOltK The earth Is slowing up. Tidal friction acts on It like brake shoes on a car wheel, but 1'rofcsHor Hie hard K Lull suys there's no reason to worry; July 211, 8020, will be only one thousandth of a second lunger than today. i-cia iwac immuni nun ne stage n row .years hko and uouuht unnWlopctt oil liiinls nenr Atniirlllo. Tex. she hnd to m.irkei a benuiv creum he in vented to keep up the payim-nts on Uieni l.ut now th oil is euiiilng In and she will be a millionaire shortly. ing the war and Is now engaged In those who have no other, means of transportation. Cars will ; nl&o leave tlie same place at 12 o'clock taking all of the members who Nw!WOl.t during the day. They will jbe brought back to Ia Grande in re dinee nnd the eight girls -business In Portland. Pocatello, Idaho added to the I'ment of the occasion with al song numbers. The rhnm- bf commerce quartet enter- d by accompanying the dance L-stra In several numbers. is morning at 11 o'clock the en were entertained iit a pic- lb rea k fast at 11 ve rside pa rk. delicious breakfast was g served out of doors by Mrs. and her committee of I,a ide women, the chamber of pierce quartet- appeared on ibock, dressed as westerners, gnve a- number of songs. kfast was served to about 100. It rand ; Ized n Miss Marjoriu SI)-crthorn', - filter of Mr. arid Mrs.' O. K. H'thorn. of this Cltv. rind Arrhl- Mrs. Sliverthorn returned to her home hero yesterday fro mi Port land, nfter attending her daugh ter's marriage. Mrs. Clark was extensively entertained by her many Portland friends before her wedding. 57 Women Attend Park Meeting Fifty-seven women were present when the Loyal Sisters or the Frist Christina church met Wednesday afternoon at-Htverwldo purk with Mrs. J. TV Harvey Jr.. Mrs. J. T. Harvey Sr.. and Mrs. Dallas Green time to return to their work at 1 o'clock. , On Monday evening .there will be a special meeting ut 7:30 o'clock sit the K. P. hall at which time Mrs. Ward will talk. Plans will be mode for a field ciimpatgn for n,ev members. Those who aro planning to attend summer camp nl Port Huron, Mich., are asked to report at this time reserva tions can be mulled. ,. Mrs. Christine Clark, district deputy, wiw ulso present for last evening's meeting. Siie will .bd here until Monday when she will go to Haker. A meeting of the Buker W. 1$. A. will be held Tues day evening, with the state com. mander In attendance. . As many Iai Grande women as can ore asked (o attend the linker meeting. . ; hostesses.' erthorn-Clark A short business meeting, pre- ptials Announced tvd orr,"y ''e i.cid.-nt. m.. i iiniirrlago of Inturwt .tmny ' . ' .,,,, , .., ,.. rif.iii.l... nunAIn warn luti.klu UnL l' . .. I -VT . " ' I' T" 1 -v tm. .... . . iirtcrnoon. '. Ifnp PlUiironl n. J An Intorwrtlng .roirin. follow-' " readings und MIbs wlncfrod Dunn , pluyi nuxlllury to Uio Urotlierliood of Itiillwity 'frulnmcn liiMd ' a special meeting yesterday afternoon at Katfles hall to i)ractlce drills to bo slvnri dnrlnfr the state union nieet- k Mt. tit. out- PA. I ftXtA 4a-ntf.touuty EPIC STRUGGLE OF WHITES, REDS. IS COMMEMORATED SPOKANK. Wash. July 23. (AP TJie final battle in' the Kpi struggle between the Indian am) the white man for possession o: tho Pacific northwest Is commem orated In a monument dedlcatrd todny west of til's city, where 01 September 6, 185H, Colonel Georg Wright with a detachment of tin Ninth Infantry. defeated tin tribesmen. For th occasion. Hpo Kami was host for the second tlun V j , y4-t$ii I II Senator plans new flBlit for riv- W flll! t I ers bill. Jloro water power to him. REMARKABLE VALUES IN THIS Silk Dress Clearance PRICES SHARPLY CUT All summer Silk Frocks must go and with little heed given to cost or former prices we . have priced all remaining dresses at such reductions that they will go quickly. ' t Many of these dainty frocks are suitable for year-round wear. A variety of lovely colors and popu lar styles to select from. , ,: All sizes for misses to larger, ; women $12.50, 19.50 22.50 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY i) this week to tlio Columbia river lilstutical expedition, , arriving here from Aslnrla, Ore., where it dedicated u mnnument yeslerday coinmemoratlng the founding of thai city. "if i - - 1 ' I'lUri""" tl v Mill IMUIIL' I WlU rjF'T' -'i$r Ky.?y Included an address in tho Indian : zz.- Trri!r, rEnr ff language y aiajnr Oeiieral v . nunii ro un, veicnui jiioniu jiKHier irrr-r?:r: zr und a response by Indian chleft- ,rj?':ae7-'vVJ,:' " - -- a ins, presentation of the monu ment and sue to the stale by the j- Hasten. Washington historical so- " -- : clety, and Its acceplanci! by gov ernor Hartley. N M Kit I.I N I'Yench take note r Hnvlngs n ceount s In Berlin's muni cipal hunk have lncreiised at the rate of 8,000 mark wns stabilized. mouth . since tho) h Your Skin : Dry or Sallow You will be enthuiiittie orr im French Process Cream for bitefinr nnd beautifying the skin. It Is to pure and different from other cresmi. Women ay they see a great improTcnwat In' their complexions after the first appM ration. If you want smoother, brwhtef ind youuger skin, use MELLO-GLO Jream. It's wonderful. Cil.ASS KKVfiS, INC. 1 Avoid Poorly Balanced Breakfasts ITiat's Where the Great )ietary Mistake is Made YOU feel tired, hunsry, "Mg ty" hours before lunch, don't p to the conclusion of poor th. Thousands hare unenergetic nina because they start the day i wrong breakfaU. o feel ri(slit. you must have a -balanced, complete breakfast n. At most other meals lunch dinner you get it But break is a' hurried meal, often badly len. hui Quaker Oats, containing protein, food s treat tissue jler, $ carbohydrate, its areat gy element, plus all-important nines and the "bulk" fhat makes rtives seldom needed, it the die- nrge of the world today. is food that "stands hv" tou nigh the morning. Don't deny rself the natural stimulation this j food offers you. i t Quaker Oats today. Groreni two kinds: Quick Quaker, eh cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, and iker Oats. tuaker Oats Minerva Says--- ; If It is comfort you jto looking for, hTn you arc, This Mluck Kid Wo-strap, turn sok very flexible and fasy, li-lnch P-athtr mlM- . iary hcrl, rubber top lift. I'rtced at :.:. Also a oncost rap with I -inch hel, flexible sole, blark kid iipptT. This one s lis for :I..V. Th slippers feU like foathi-r-rillrd pillows on llu foot no hurt Just a , llckllng sensation, that's al!. THE B00TERY t.ou) shoes l !wp for CavJt . l)layedv a violin sulivtlon. 1 Iloth fAAAAAAAA&AAA j .'u'.AAAAA.W.A.' ?rls ,w.-r.- i-nthiisliistlrnlly. re-1 iTTrVrfVV'irf'fUfU"! Hie history of tlio I.oyul Slstors or-fy J t th ganlzaliou since Its organization fifteen years igo. telling of the progress It has madis In I hat time. -A dainty , two-course lunclu-on was served, at tabtes prettily dec orated with- gsrdi-n flowers. Inter in the afternoon. Campfire Girls Meet At Cove Members of Hoangetnh'i, ehap tir of camp fire girls went to Cove yesterday morning, leaving here nt about 0 o'clock, for their regular weekly meeting. After enjoying a swim in the Cove swimming pool. whore they jiractlced diving after white objects, the girls hik-d to the breakfast grounds. Home dis tance beyond the swimming pool, in regular tainp formal Ion. Kor breakfast He vera 1 of 1 he Iris fried bacon on a hot stone, . part- of the camp fire training. After breakfast the regular meeting was held and It was an nounced Unit the candy sale would not be held during the American Legion pagennt, but would Inku place Saturday on the street In stead. AM girls were asked lo bring their candy to Mildred Itrud- stiaw's house Friday afternoon jit 1:30 o'clock, where It will be weighed and sacked. The girls returned lo their homes here shortly nfter 10 o'clock. They were taken to Cove by Mrs. II. JS. Ilichey nnd Mrs. K. W. Kly. Next week's meeting will bo held at the home of Miss Tnore Kly. Kach girl Is nsked to bring material for her "personal ac count" book, as the books will be worked on at that time. Mrs. Nelson Hostess To Aid Society Twenty-four women attended the regular monthly social meet ing Of the Ladles' Aid society of the i Lutheran church held yestenfciy S afternoon at the home of Mrs. X. 'Nelson on Oak street. The after ! noon wus enjoyed visiting after j which Mrs. Nelson, assisted by her daughter. Miss Genevieve, nerved a t dainty luncheon. I The next meeting of the society ,will be at the home of Mrs. John l-rOttes on Fourth street. I ... iW. B. A. Preparing for Mrs. Ward's Visit A special meeting of the Wo men's Itcneflt nssociuffon was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Pike to make plans for th entertainment of Mm. .hi I In V. AVard. state commander of th H. ,A.. who will he n the city Monday. j puuucK luncn on ni noon on inai t Y T ? f f r ? ? ? ? t t ? ? t t ? ? ? ? ? ? f f 3f ? ? T ? ? ? t ? ? t X rrTJU ... O-al.. Ijlamaafc-w Lo Grande. Oregon 100 Pure Test Shodeninjj Manufactured from Cotton S(;cd Oil and Beef Tallow. Manufactured by us and has stood the test for 25 years. No. 5 Pails :......$ .80 No. 10 Pails....... 1.55 SUGAR CURED HAMS Half or Whole 38c lb. Fresh from Smokehouse every week. OPEN KETTLE RENDERED LARD This grade of Lard seils 2c per pound over Tank Lard, the country over. Buy Mt. Emily Lard and save the difference. Ask for Open Kettle Lard. All moisture is tak en out natural lard flavor. . No. 5 Pails $1.00 No. 10 Pails ., l 1.95 50 Lbs. net :..:....10.50 Guaranteed G months against rancidity. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Necessary adjuncts. Modern Cold Storage Facilities. (Jay to tuko pluri' .Viirk.. Cars HI ! Crogb druy ntor at y tI y y V: v I ?: ?! ?. ?! ? ?! ! t: ?i :i i ? ? ?! ?' ? ?' X! i ?' ?' ? ?. ? ? ?' y ? nt ltlv.rWi! !'. Urn l-. d I 11 o tlRk tor 1 V 'a. .t.n.' l 1 i . V . Q C'm I ! Dollars Garry You Far--Save Thejh At Stone's Cash Stores Large savings do grow from small ones made consistently. That substantial feeling of indepen dence can be yours if you follow systematic saving; Half of SAVING is in starting. Start today at STONE'S '- tii' t '" - " i ''-Jw ;-,i,i LA GRANDE'S LOWEST PRICED STORE. Our large distribution of merchandise enables-'us to SAVE you MONEY. Follow the inarch of progression don't be satisfied with paying higher prices elsewhere. Think it over. 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' If you want something better at a saving in price try .' , Sperry's White Down Flour. i:-lb. sack w: $2.15 4 sacks (1 barrel) ...$8.15 (Your money back if not more than pleased) C Vt II SUGAR CORNFLAKES That fine Berry Sugar', 25-1 b. cloth bags....$l.(W KclloS's regular sfce,JB packages for...:,......25c ONIONS POTATOES Large Yellow Onions, 10 lbs. for l!)c New firm Potatoes, 10 lbs. for. ........23c 1-lb. package STONE'S COFFEE The last word in coffee excellence" direct from our Roaster to you always insures lowest price. .....17c 3-lb. package ..$1.35 JELL-X CELL A delectable summer dessert, 4 10c packages .'. , 20c HONEY Pure Extracted famous Oregon Honey ; 5-lb. tins 63c We want to please you by giving you Highest Quality Merchandise at a lower cost Orders amounting to $2.50 or over delivered Free. Phone your orders. Telephone Main 91 Located next to Arcade Theater, La Grande, Oregon Large Savings do grow from small ones Start Saving Today "Under-buy Undcr-scll