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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1926)
Friday, August 20, 1926. CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa (re Three Society-News Mrs. Clegg Honors Sister From Utah M rM. Klmo rious: ontcrtuincd a ft w frli-nilH itt her homo horo WcJ ncMiluy (ii'loi'iioon conipliiinntlnn lior nistcr. Air. K. T. Wnto. who it visiting here from Suit lAko 4lty, null. Thn i'ioKtt homo wuh taste fully dororatod tor the uffulr with hotKiui't.s oT Dip hciihoii'i flowers. An rnjoyuhlt uftornoon woh ftprnl vlHltimf nUvv which a do llrioiiH two-course limeheon wum wrved, , W. C. T. U. Meets In Christian Church Tim Wonuin'a ('hrlHllun TVm po ranee I'nlou mi't Thursday aflor nonn at the lYntral Church of Christ with n pood attendance. Tho rvotlonnl Krvleo was hd hy Mr. N". I.. Ilanliii, vice president of tht' union. After a Hhort liusincKs period Mrs. Claude Cooper antf a lif.iu tlfiil solo numlicr entitled 'I Love a Little Coitawe," hy (leoffroy Ct'Hiirrn, and Mt-H. JMIlh It nine pave a ph'n.sinK' rtdinx, "Wo iiuin'N Sphere." I Tho Itev. C. V, Dunn -addressed the nieetintr on the milijeet of 'Christian I'ilizenship." emphaslz-! In? the Impnrtitnce of faithfulness: iiml vigilance .of the Christian worker of today. j Through the courtesy of Mrs. Jrf'lla Graham the Tiiton Signal,, the otrielal oruran of the national W. T. f. will he placed in the pnhlie library here for one year. The White, lilhlion lievlew. the of ficial publication of the state. or Ranlallon will be found on tho reading table' or the library also. This was made possible through the courtesy of Airs. Jlardesty. Those who wish to be belter posted on the work of the union Will be benefited by reading these periodicals, aerordinfr to the local officers. ' . '." I Lodjre Members Frolic at Park I About llifl persons members of; the .Modern Woodinon of Amer-I Inn and Hi lloynl Neighbors or-j mnixattons and their families gathered at itiverside park yester day nfternoon for the third an nual Joint picnic of the two lodges. Peoplo began to arrive at the park at 4:3ii o'clock in the after noon ami by (i o'clock everyone was there. Several long tables were arranged In the park pavilion mid decorated with houuuets of flowers, where a delicious picnic dinner was served at. ii:3 o'clock. After dinner an Interesting pro gram was given. Claude C, Pratt gave two humorous readings, and Air, Warren gave a reading. II. K. Dixon spoke, .artcr which the two little Cooper girls, M:ieHzabclh and Alice Jeanette played several vio lin 'numbers, which were well re ceived. Alice Jeanette also ajipoqiv Td in a. solo dunce number. Jake Itostoek gave two interesting rend- lugs, followed by the closing ad dress by llert Oaknmn, stale dep uty of the .Modem Woodmen lodge. I 'luna were to da nee n f t er tlie program, but because no lights worn available till part of the evening's entertainment was post poned, i ' Mr. Hitler headed the Woodmen's committee in charge of the picnic, and Mrs. Herbert W. Thompson was chairman of tho commit too from the Uoyat Neighbors. Other members of the two committees were: George lla!l, Kd Prnwn. Mrs. Mamie Johnson, Mrs. Gladys Huff. Mrs. Alta Wlnhurn nnd Mrs. Kiln Cot or, Elgin Woman Hostess To Missionary Society Mrs. Lester Long, a member of the missionary society of t)ie Nass arene church here, opened her home nt Klgln to tho members of the society yesterday afternoon J for an all-day meeting. Several women from here attended. At noon luncheon wuh served by the host ess. The women attending from here were: Mrs. It. L. Jonlon, Mrs. It.! It. Mason, Mrs. G. I. Sims, Mrs., l-'loyd Moore. Mrs. C. 1 r. Mot on, Mrs. Calvin Sommers. Mrs. Walter While. .Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. J. Clowers and Mrs. Frank Cain. The Uev. and Mrs. L. I. Meggers were also present for the meeting. The Hev. Mr. Meggers Is p'.istor of the Xazurene church here. Sister Mary Says: lollll ft minute and add potatoes. 'The ult( pepper and paprika are added with the flour to the melted jhuiter, nritil;lf with purNiey and Announcements Social announcements may lo printed In this column free of charge. Any aiiiiounoo ntents pertaining; to any func tions such as cooked food sales, etc., will be rchisfHl. An tiounccniciits, to be printed the same tiny, must lm In society editor's hands by 11:00 o'elock. News wlltor's note. lty Nlster Mary) llreakfnst linked v apple, re real, thin cream, erlt-p broiled bac on, rye muffins, mill:, coffee. Luncheon Salmon ehnwdcr. tousled crackers, cucumber fin gers, dwtp ginger enoktrs, lemon ade. 'Innner Smothered veal, baked new potatoes, uremod carrots, pea r a ud crea in cheese salad, whole wheat rolls, currant snow, milk, coffee, 1 1' you live Inland and must rely on the canned variety of salmon for your chowder you may be In tcivKied In the following Informa tion taken from a. bulletin issued by the I'nlted Stales Department of Fisheries: "The ehoiceKt grades of canned salmon are richer than meats in hudy-bulldlng material anil contain the 811110 amount of fats. Pink salmon, which Is a cheaper grade, is heller than meats for making flesh and bones. There is no waste and nothing Is to ! thrown away except the can." .'Jitmon Chowder Three cups milk, cup canned salmon freed from skin and bones, I slice onion, 4 tablespoons minced eelery, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tab lespoons flour, I teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, y, teaspoon pap rika, 1 an one-half cups diced boiled potatoes, I tablespoon min ced parsley. Scald milk In double boiler wilh wilnion. onion slice a ml. celery. Malt butter, stir In flour and when perfectly blended slowly add milk, stirring constantly. Add ' tho sal mon, celery and onion with the 111 Ilk and bring to the boiling pnln.. Change Hat Styles to Defeat Vogue of Bob OFFICE CAT VAUIH. Aug. SO. A!' The lint. 1 "V , " ' , " . t , slmido nnd linmlorned, be It thej"" ' " " toque such as )ueen Mary wears. "J " hou,,uets nt tho Prrmro thn bell or tho pot shape, htm had 0,f lh(J 11 Its day. Ho; nt, lenwt, think the1"" ,Klding intetllgenpes of tho Paris-; Ian millinery world, who have d' LJJilr clured war on the hat as a mere f utilitarian head-coveHng, onlyi Queen of Kiuiln brought out made possible hy the prevalent I ,le newest In fashions and' many 1 custom of bobbing. Tho campaign vvlll open In the fall. The first hats are now being prepared. They arc elaborate In i form nnd distinctive In style, but young women noted for ihelr (ante In clothing w-uro seen In Hie longer attires. Among support ers of the new mode Is T-nndy Diana Coopm one the bobbing nmbll h groivmg rn..r f''lon leaders. ther than waning, nnd the average) Parisian shows no Inclination of returning to long hair. . a tall, dark man! The Olrl That desn't help nie muoh. All six of them are tall, dark men! . ! It's a hard world. Homo kick because Washington . hud no roll giou, and some becaus' Al Smith hit He lo yon know Hint In llol taiMl tle glrli wear woottcn nImicm? Sle (liAvhig just danocrt whh Ittlll) I MlflMW U'h a HMTety de vicc, The stories emanating from Florida uro slruugur than both truth and fiction, '.. "My dear Iho doctor says a brisk walk fo'fom volng lo Im d will uure my Insomnia." "Well," returned his wife, TII clear the room so -that 1 you can walk! And yon may 11 it well lake - ' " Today's Express BrJnps r More New Bobby Skirts $0.73 and $7.25 : PUTMAN'S '. Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Milliner J Iho liaiiy with you,' About nil ll ifi nillni-. ilillilh.holl known 1 tt ny lo riiro -or cold. ''' What Is 1Mb wrirlrt rainlnit In' Kvon til movlo I oplr nro lnli'r .nteil In roi'l obUUo ili'Vi lnjnifiitn. Mnny'n rut huH r'Hijrlit rt mi.. band by acting kittenish. Traffic cop:( "What's the hl't of balling mi traffic! Why dent yon use your noodle?" Hweet nibs: "Didn't know- ilm car bail one." The average chauffeur cor tn Inly akep llfe"-easlly. i STVMKII TI'.T t'O.MIt The handkerchief Is not now al-' lowed lo peep out of the right hand pocket of a u'eman's dinner jacket. It has been replaced by a smart little comb,, which may he red or green or blue, or lortolse- l....-t.u.,H n il I. K,.t.l.,. 'aids or other nrorlAim finnr Dm j mission Is to reprss any rebellious iueu vi nair inui iifeaiens 10 dis turb the harmony of the flat and shiny coiffure of the moment, n I coiffure Hint niutit not show tho slightest suspicion 01' a wave. American ; women, blamed hy j their Hritish sisters for having started tho shorl wklrt style, one' now credit ed with helping put, over the new fashion of ankle . length evening dresses. - j London dances hebl for the King I Oliver I'. Morton Relief CorpA. No. 37, will serve their regular monthly dinner tomorrow at noon, at the K. l hall. Th regular meeting will follow. " fyu want to fTgft the weather, remember me!' How Women Now keep fresh, charming underhygienic handicap new way provides true security discards like tissue w r our doctor good reason telling you truth about baking powder. He.knowi that no one has yet discovered a safe substitute for cream of tartar : Ask him which is safest for 'your family. It is important. made from luscious grapes TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE 5 G H 1 1 1 Powde r i a AEA, icoSee BikinjrVwdw . extracts comes irt full pound (16 oz.) tins TriF. uncertainty and insecurity of the old-time "sanitary pad" 1 has been ended. Scientific protection I now supplants it. Wear .sheer gowns, laep up with ! Social and business requirements, at ' all times . . . without handicap. : "KOTKX" is a new and remark- able way . . . live times as absorbent us ordinary cotton pads. Is You discard it as easily as a piece r of tissue. No laundry. No ! embarrassment. I Absorbs and deodorize at the) same time. Thus ending ALL fear j of offcudinfr. You pet it for a few cents at any , druff or department store simply by 1 uyiiiK "KOTKX." Women ask for it without hesitancy. Try Kotex. Comes 12 in a park an. Proves old ways an unneces sary rUk. j KOT6X No laundry discard like tissue Minerva Says $1.95 This will buy a pnlr of nllppt rH of a lot diitpliiyi'd in our wlmlow. All of thin lot wns rorelved nftrr July lt, und ar( our nrwi'Ht puttfinH In lllnndc. Woods llnHo, II. with ainal or trim; mostly Cuhun Ihm-Is, and n few with npiko ht'cl. Those Hold frnni tti.50 to J 7. lift. Itrokrn Isei'8 In rnrh Int. Hut now SI. 05. Mom styles nt dlffcri-nt prlres. THE B00TERY Chiffon IIosp at 7.V. (Hpuntex make) When Poolldire cuts th IfOvornment eponses, we cut th prleo on ho-. ' Buy At Stone's Buy For Less Here is your opportunity to save on your biggest item of expense. Your grocery bill is the one item that eats up most of your pay check. Why not take advantage of our low prices and save. UNUSUAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SHREDDED WHEAT (Limit 5) 10 LOG CABIN SYRUP Small size 27e Medium Size 53e Large Size $1.05 SPUDS Good 10 lbs cookers 23d MOTHER'S Premium Oats Large pkg : 29 EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES Fine for canning. While they last, per crate -.....$1.15 CERT0 3 for .. 891 BUDWEISER, None better 2 pint bottles for 29? CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars 39- PICKLES, Sour, Sweet, Dill, Mustard, 4-oz. bottle, 2 for..25 STRING BEANS, Refugee cut, No. 2 tins, 4 for ..43e STANDARD PEAS 4 for ... 43cl Stone's Coffee 1 ib. pkg.. Finest Quality ....47e 3 lb. pkg.. $1.35 Onlrrn over 1'ltonp . Umi llnliii Tnuln ml KTO.NK'x tl To An-nilr LINOLEUM Clean-up Special REMNANTS; Inlaid Print and Felt Base Floor Coverings and Armstrong Linoleum This is an event that represents a rare opportunity to the homemakers of La Grande, especially to those who have planned to replace their floor coverings this fall. The great variety, of pat ' terns and colors affords a wide range of choice, and the fact that these are the products of Arm j strong,- Iilabon and Nairn, the leading, linoleum manufacturers in this country, is a full guar " antee for its wearing qualities. These are not imperfections but the ends of rolls, which we are .- selling at greatly reduced prices to clean up the space they now. occupy. See' our window dis- play, compare prices and you will not fail to share in this great money-saving event. Remember, 0 too, Your Credit Is Good. . . Select Grades Inlaid Linoleum Size 6x18 $14.00 Size 10.3x0 $11.90 Size 6.4x6 $4.20 Size 2x12 $2.00 Size 6x21 $18.45 Size 7.4x6 $7.00 Size fixlf, $14.00 Size .1.9x6 $2.50 Size 6x25.6 $30.75 Size 6.6x6 $5.00 Size 11.4x6 $10.60 Size n.fixfi , $4i40 . Size 6x21.6 $18.90 Size 7.11x6 $7.00 Choice Selections Print Linoleum Size 18x6 $12.00 Size 6x6 $4.00 Size 4.6x6 $G.00 Size 5.6x12 $7.35 Size 23.6x6 $15.65 Size 3.10x6.9 $2.65 Size 5.4x6 $3.80 Size 2.6x9 $2.00 Size 21.8x6 $14.35 Size 3x12 $4.00 Size 1.8x6 $1.25 Size 2.8x6 ' $2.00 Size 6.10x6 $4.65 Size 1.9x12 $1.90 Special Low Terms During This Offer Pabcolin Felt Base Floor Covering Size 7.8x6 $3.00 Size 4x6 $1.60 Size 15.9x6 ; $6.70 Size 12.6x6 $5.20 We Solicit Charge Accounts CARR'S Get rid of those flies quick and easily by using Oronile Fly Spray Pints ... Quarts Gallons 75c ..$1.25 ..$.3.50 CO. Everything for the Sick Room Phone Main 63 Just Phone Main 80 WHEN YOU WANT Quality Groceries Fruits and Vegetables PEACHES And TOMATOES FOR CANNING CELERY HEARTS YELLOW BANTAM CORN FREE DELIVERY Pattison Bros. Grocery
