La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 24, 1926. ' Paw 'Him' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Society -News Alicel Scene ef Pretty Wedding A rptty liuino wedding wok KOlPiiuiixOfl Kiinday aftornoon at 2 o'clock at the homo of Mr. ami MfH. V. It. Irthotlfr iU Alicel, when iliplr rtnnirhtor, Mbw Uul-y l,rilhtter, loim .Mir brhlu of HlPiiry W. J.onnlpr. of UninoH, Tho lionio wtiH utlrnetlvHy, (locorutoil Willi bOtllllU'tH Of thO Bt'lLSOIl'H riow- crH, jjlndlolus, rinliliuu and asters, forming a ploflshiK Betting for tho WCiltllllff. Irorwlln(c the oomnony MIhh iW'lln -I'erUinB winic "Al Onwnlnir." 1ks iitatrlce l,o-onnlir pluyoil 1 ho wfddlntc mivrflu' Tho llw. Mr. Hamilton, of HoIkc, Jdtiho. jut-fnrnit-d tho ofromony in tho pivs onco of about rfl relative and rrtvnt.. ' r Tho brldo was Kivon nway in ipnrriuK-o by Iwr .falber. Hho w:h lirvoly In a. ffflwn of while crrpe f : itln und carrlt'd a shower bouquet o" OpJudia I'OKfH and WieH of tho vilify.. II r veil of tulle wa liehl t;i placo by a dainty ivwiitH of n -anico blossomH. "Dolly Jean and ftfiullno Ledbet-j t r, little nieces 01' (be bride, were THifT and train bmrej-H. Miss Kva ! Tjp-dlielter. sisler of the bride. wiKj lifald of honor. Kho wore prreen fiorpotte and ciwried an arm bon-i;u-t of pink snapdragons and or chid sweeipeas. Carbon Ix-onniir. t lie brhlo Kroom'H brother, -was best nmn. i ' iAftox the reeeptlon held al the IrijdlM ttor liomo Mr, and Mrs. Leon- nkr left for Seuwide where they vail' spohrl their honeymoon. On ( tlfrlr rotnrn lltey ,-v.ll nm.Uo their hflfiio M 1 tuliieN. SSvimminp; Party Held at Cove J Mr. and Mrs. V,. It. Ktnso. Mr. njid Mrs. U M. lloyt. Misses Mil dred v nd M y rt te I Loyt and M isH 1'Yeida Klopfmidein made u a swimming parly at tho ove swlm mlnp: jpool last evening1. They left 1 41. Grande at about ti:30 o'ploek ami after two or three hours in tho water a plenlc dinner was served In tho. prove nearby. They return ed to their hoim-H here at about !i:!to oVlook. '' Mrs. Crowley Entertains Irs. A hull t'rowley entertained in.; number of friends at a snrpri.se party la.st oveninp honoring the birthday anniversary of her hus hand. The tmesis gathered at ihe rowlry home at about 8:30 o'eloek and several hours were ijujoyed al cards. latcr in the evening- a delicious luneheon was served. North 1'owdr (Speplal) A filraiput evepl'IK was njien.t rat .the nmnfrmmTTTiTin sine it -icmitri iiiHon Thnrnday when they enter tained a number of friends. Tho pilosis, enjoyed "50(1" until ti late hour. ' Herman While won high spore and James Wilson received the'consolatlon prize. Kqllowltip the mums delicious refreshments were served. i Promise (Speplal Sunday af ternoon nbont 4ft of Mis (lladys Jtohy's friends met with her at her home Jiere and enjoyed a. picnic b tho woods near the house, the day belnp her nineteenth birthday an- Jn&antly you know 'Such flavor comes only trom imerva Says eshjimt Wp aro now prr-parcd to supply your wntits In tho " fainotis Ited Oohh Arch '1 Tone. .Slippors for full wi-ur. i The nrrh which Kently Im nupportpfl bi thrmr slipp-rB 9 what rivm tho rxlra com , fort that yon ilo not p-t In t thi nvcrairo jihoo. Th? lat j fst patterns In full nhos-- lilack Khl. ratnt and Tun 1 colors, wlt H4il-i: lonxwear anl loin of comfort. All made with conibimitton nur row hcl writ. THE B00TERY fiole Agt-nu) for Iji firando Can't Lose It i I VI Y;;h a belt fastened to this dog head umbrella handle, losing; It t cornea bard. The head U a vanity cafie. ' ', nlversary. In the eveninp a de lightful time was spent visliinp. Announcements KoriaJ aiinouiuM'iiientH niny Ih pHnteil hi ibis (oh unit free of Huu'pp. Any atnioiiiuv niPiits perialnln to any func tions such ns t:(Mtk'(l 1'immI sales ntc.f will be refused. Ait noutieenionts, to be pi-luted ttio saine day, must bo in society editor's bands by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's noto. l - I The home and forclpn missionary j soeleties of the l-'irst Methodist i Kplspopnl church will - have their 'annual joint meeting and picnic at J Klvershle park tomorrow afler I noon. The husbands mid families I of the members will join nt a pic nic dinner nt ti o'clock. Cars will be at the church at 2 o'clock to take the members to the pnrk. Queen Marie Will Sail I For America Shortly j PA HTM, A up. 24. (AP Queen (.Marie, of Rumania, who expepts to sail soon on a visit to the United 1 States, and Canada, lias various Imsinrss matters to roneluoV be, jfnre she can decide definitely the dale of her departure, j - Members of the - entourage, of ' Klnp Kerdinund who is rcl-brnlti)p I his sixty-second birthday today., 'say that the tiueen r.s yet lias no jeepted no invitations from America except that officially accepted by 'lite Humanism government for her 'to dedicate a room at the Mary- - v-1 yv' :Erz -9 V. Sister Mary Says: (Ity Sicr Mary) 11 r e a k f a 8 1 Chilled melon, nouptutd eggs on milk toa&t, crisp graham ton si,' milk, coffee. Luncheon (.'reamed ontonn on toast, rye bread and cheese sand diches, radishes, apple snucc, Rtn per cookies, iced chocolate. Dinner Planked sausages and apples, beet und enbbnpo . salad, fruit cap. whole wheat bread, milk, cofiec. It you are not the possessor of a "plank" but contemplate Investing In one keep ihes suggestions In mind when making your purchase. Choose au oaken plank in prefer ence to any olher wood. Jio nut bily a plain plunk. A plank made with grouvt-s leadlnp to a shallow well at one (Mid Insures one apaiust the loss of any juices or pravy. Plunked Sausttc nud Apple? Heat plank unlll comfortably waini and rub well with lard or oil. Heal in the oven until sin o klnp hot. . ' Choose pood sized apples. Wash and cut In halves, removing oores. Arranpe apples with cut side up. on Ihe hot plank anil in thb'ceiter of each apple -plate a small 'sltu sapo which hud 'been pirboiled for ten minutes. Prick sausupe In sev eral places with a sharp fork' Put into u hot oven or under the broil er raiher far from tho broiling, flame and cook unllltthe apples are tender and the satisuprs brown and! well done. When, ready t serve arranpe molds of the hot boiled rice al Intervals aroun:) the. plank. .Make a depression in ; the top of each and fill with 1 tablespoon catsup. ' .... The use of u plank makes it possible lo cook and serve the whole meat course on one dish.- , wi:nxi'.si).v, ai cji st ss . Mntuiiaiii Slaudaril Timp HtalKMus un. IWniir. Colo. Ct22.4lll- u:lPkc), 6:30 p. m., dlnnor concert, Urown rnlnoo slrlntc orcnestra: 7. "(II V,-nlfin lllvnl,nii nnil Nml time; 8, Hchcucnnnn'rt ' Colorailo oiilioBtiii; 8:10, Olilo society, ercot- Iiib to OhloaiiM. l'TniiK K. rare. rai'iiir. Ktanilaiil 'lime Stnllous C'MtV, Vancouver, (m aIin- O.tnkc), 111-11 p. m., Ciharct licl inont. 'orcliOBtra. ' Kl'l, IiOS AiikcIck, Col. (Jll-ili-(112kc). 1 p. m., WpMcrland trto; T.in . vioir flni'i-ln i!ilirtlvi nt orv : 8-u. proKrajn, ('allrornla. I'ctrolcum corporation; 0-10, DOlorcH . Mason, plalllsl; Ceo Kinney, harllonc; 1ft 11, .(.'liasc 1 lloaui'hanip, .tenor and Ol llCl'M. ' ' KKwil, Hollywood, C'al. (252m- l lltiiLol o' .tn.. iirnL'ralil.-(-ToriU gram, MukIc Arts hondfngr 9-TnJ :. zzzr ;52r A iE3t - r: "-i- zZlf z T11"-'-" - Radio s PROPER LEVEL (t The AsmocIuUmI Pres) ClIICAOO. Aug. H. Wtablllitn llon has eomo to tho radio receiver Industry, from the manufacturer to tho retnller, with the advent of morn titled conditions in the pro cess of produclxitf und Stdllnp, do. clared Charles K. Hutterfleld, member of the Instliute of ltndlo ICnplnecrs. Ukewlso radio cuulpment Itnelf has underpone a chi'npe tor the better and ban reached the point where standardisation ' Is being pi veil tho consideration loop held necessary for success In Ibis field. Krom a market that sprnnp up almost over night with the demand far exceedlnp tho supply, resultlnp in a literal scramble by the buying public for radio materia), there Is developlup a. situation that tho manufacturers and retailers have forecast us- tending towanL a smoUhly functioning Industry. , vorlsh mwth Ho preat was the. demand ' for radio equipment when tho 'listen ing' fever .first struck the Ameri can home that more manufactur ers and retailer wcro. attracted lo radio than -consequent .develop ments have shown could cxlft. . J'robably ,one of the beat baro meters of .conditions Is tho situa tion In Chicago, radio center of the' middle west. Here, when rudio first became, vopuo, retail slores canio Into belnp as fust as shelves could, bo slocked. New stores seemed , to develop their 'quotas of new cus tomers nnd'.ncorly -every day saw bust Hup clerks altnmptlnp to wait on three customers at. one o. Al most any article, even sometimes when Its connection with radio was more or less vapue, would find a ready sale. . To meet tills condition, manu facturers woro forced to increase their output, although such a studio prot'rum; 10-11,, Warner Urothers frolic. K(;W, I'liMlailil, On'. (49t.,1ill (ll(lki'), (1-7 lir in , dinner conceit; S-9, Western Auto .Supply com pany. .' . Klt.r. Angeles. VAl. (4AA.21I1- 74llk ). C:S0-7:30 p. m.; I nolo John ami tho children; S-10, de. luxo istudlo program; 10-11, "Jerry i Grant's Kltto dnncc orchestra, j ' K.Mt, Seal lie. Wash. (384.4m- 7KOkc), 6 ..p. ..in.. ..l,lncoin-horn I dealers; 7:20-8:30, Arrweld Mfir.' j company; 10-11, Olympic -Culpa! : i-orinlm' rnmn.'i.iiv diiiiee iniislc K.N., Holb-Miml, C'al. (:i:io.Bin KUIIkf'), 7-8 p. m Sliullo fealurc program;. 8-9. procram. Security Trust and savings hank: 9.-10, K( .Serono, Oountrj' cluh program; lo ll, KdROwater club ilnuou orehert tra: 1 1 '-1 2,- A.inhussador: holel .da-ncl orchestra. not time quite refreihtnv as iced There is nothing quite so as Schilling iccJ tea very definite reason. By process it is ihe only tm!mt-a A, n I, I L lvll ft .1AltVt nf Just try tt . . that's all! tin of any site you choose niitl cost you nothing at vou do not Pronounce most fragrant tea you eve tasted. Your grocer heavy demand nppurently ctmld not continue forever. - Kclnpc 'I'lilm Vr The bcpinulnp of l!'2il sa,w a change. It was not difficult for tho observer to see that the field was over-crowded. The 4'iiyer begun to slow down. Jle had stocked up on radio equipment, his knowledpe of tho art having luerea.-d r hundred fold, unlll he could revel In , ex perimentation to his henrl's : de lipht without replenishing his equipment every time he Irled a new circuit. In addition he had reached a point wrhere his boy lap eye had been shaniencd and he purchased only those articles i hat were absolutely essential. I Chaos (intm A weeillnp out process developed and the result has been to brlnp stabilization to the Industry, and disappearance of the chaos rthat was attendant upon Its babyhood. While the sowing down has led to some discussion of over-saturation, .surveys of manufacturers have shown that such Is far from an actuality. , These surveys Indicate (that there always will he a pood market ror radio and Ihnt, to a certain ex Lent, it will parallel the ' uillomo blle In Ibis respeqt, .with the de mand for the completed' receiver showinp a slight edge .over . ;that for parts. . - . i . . ' ; Kiwanians in Eugene More Than 700 String: IH'OKNi:, Ore.: Wit. . 24.' ( Al") Willi the iloctlun of n illKtrlct Kovcrnor and Icjispr officers of tin' I'aolflc northwest district anil . the ncloctlon of tin '.;'lS7. coiiVPllllnn city aH the chief ohjccla for Uccl- .Blon today, Klwan(iin reiirenent- IliiK moro. Ihnn till cltleB bwuiij? In to the Bocond Hesslon of the ninth fiiiinuiil convention . al . 9 : o'alock here thlrt morula. ItcpriHtrntlon .rcuclie.l the 7iMV.niarU 'ami. then ItftHitrd It yesterday. An ' adilrens Ion preservation of foreats from firm was made -Wy ;ClirlNloiiher M. jClrtinKer. dlatrlet forester of tho , I.'. S. forest service. ' , 'rilltCF. SWIM t'HIiHAI'KAKB nAl.Tl.MOlli: WhUclhe -Knif-(llsli channel lures tho - moio sea Isoned of 1 Ho world's ' swlinniers, j Chesapeake hay, . Is bpcbmlllB- a I similar iwitrnot for younirer as Iplrants. ixiura Cnlllifnii, 14; Ar thur T. nennelt, and Joseph l'luin, yesterday nes-ollatid. Iho-Volpester jiiiy shore route which turned. 1.11 I Ilan Cannon's llioughts cha'n'nGl .ward. Two other - starters failed however. . The distance Is 'approxi mately 14 nines, air line. A Ml)l)i:it ItO.M ANCK NBW UOCHKI.I.i:, N. Y. A A-niiiii? societv motorist. . swliiinier 'and urolfar is lovlntt, honorinir and .oheying.a motorcycle cop: ' 1'eiriry IKeoKh. daughter of a former Jus tice of the stale supremo court, vilH reprimanded hy tleori?ft tlotto for the hay she diove ' her car. 'And llritv Mhey lire married so tea fragrant for a a secret g tea that lU flrift t all if it the Steel-Trimmed Women Will Be Fashionable (Hy Tho Associated Prr) Sleel-trtmraod women will he the London fashion next fall. It has been found that steel pives just the note of pray relief necessary to , make the all-prevulllnp navy tune u (tractive. Consequently Itond Klreet designers have iroducer at tractive model powns wtlh Bteel clamps which ran be punched In till over1 the front of powns, and many of the new models show jvery eiannruie iesipns worsen out in sieel, jviM.ic itail; ooiPsAf;i:K Tlio inodesl noaepny which adored milady's left shoulder nt the heplnnlnp of the Reason has as sumed the proportions of a dinner plate, while (he nowr frocks are belnp shown with filll lurpor hlos sorits poised on Ihe rlpht hip. These j flowers are mude of possamcr fa- Flavor is everything in ' breakfast oats WHEN yon find a ptrson, tsoe cially a child, who "doesn't lik ats," tliancts art tlity havtn't -triwl the right kind. ' Get Quaker Oats. Once you taste "Quaker" flavor, you are spoiled -for ordinary out, .Tliat rich and toasty Quaker flavor is tlie result of tome 50 years milling experience. . No olher oats approxi mates it. v - Quaker milling, too, retains -mucli-ot" -the "hulk" ot nuts. Thus those who eat' Quaker Oats find laxatives sel dom .neoded. Combines protein, car bohydrates, vitamines and "bulk" iu excellent .proportions. Costs tb atne as ordinary Jbrandf, You alone lote when you .tccept cubstitutt. .. ' , i Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to S min utes. Your grocer has it ; also Quaker OaU s you iiave always Icnown them. ' Quaker Oats The New Portable VTCTROLA Price $25.00 and $35.00 CarrY A Jpray DONT'Tletmo8Cuitoesruinyoiir nuinnier. Keep your bed ioomn free from all insects. Spray Flit. Flit apray rlssn your hom in a few mlnutwi of dtacase-DutrInx rli and mi quitota. It is clean, iaf and caay to um. ' Kills All Houaehold Insects Flit spray alsodwtroysM bug, roachw , andanu. itaarcheHoiitthec'rarkaarid creviiM whr thy hldo and hril. and diatrayi IhMVta and tlitir eggs. Kpray DESTROYS Fflca.' Mosquitoes Moths Ante Bed Bugs Roaches -i;; Today's Express Brings . ,. New Pongee Blouses Just what vou have been waiting for. Priced at ; 4.50 - : PUTMAN'S '- Ladies' Ready-To-Wear brlcs, of Ihe orxandlo or olilffon !!. 'I'he Style, which 18 well adapled lo evening dre.se. Is hav Mlfr mitti' u holiday viiRiie nl the smart resorts. ' f ' 1'Maborate Services Held foi- l'inantier IWrtlfl.'- Alls'. 24. (API- l-'llll-eral services such as are seldom held today In tho American pro ruthcdrnl liere for IT. lleniian Harjes, .world ' known financier, who died last Haturday. 1'lnanelul . lenders of -tho entire world woro- represented ill the services .as well as the American und Hrltlsh colonies., tho French government and parliament und French' und AniAricHll bunks. ' Not only. woro the, -head of the princi pal world flniiiiclul Institutions re presented 'personally hut soorcB of linnUs In'tho Cnlteil unites and Fall Term Begins Sept. 7th. You Want a Good Position , Vwf WiUlCVmiplcUt of ilio rolliwiiiK luiiriwnt Accountancy and Itu.siitcvM ;, - 7 . Munarcnicnt, l'rivatft Hocrtiutril, Ktonoffrnphlo, TVacluTH Commpi?liil, ' Civil ' Borvlco nt TIiIk loilrii Soliool or 1 1 u slue Write for I'urllcuhii-H. Baker Business College hakkr, onrrioN w. r. kinion, itcs. . " rnoNFi 1st ' SmT 3T3HHfcsstJI h FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. a, diy - Keeps skeetr d-way Flit on your garments. Flit ltilla mollis and their larval) which eat holes, lixlon aive teats showed that Flit spray did not stain tlw most delicate fubrlrx. A Scientific Insecticide Flit is the result of exhaustive nwarrh by expert entomologists and clii-miata. It ii harmless to mankind. Klit has re placed the old methods becaiiFe it kills , tiU the insects and does it quickly. (1ft a Klit can and sprayer today. For sale everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) J C fc; fS "Th and Millinery ! 5 ' Great lirllalu sent flowers. X .1. I'. Mot'Kiin -and Pwiffhl Mo'r-. row represented Mr. Ilnrjes'. Am erican associates. .' CnolldKe fixed n fence and nriin' . ed an aptile tri'e. Ho can lis Mis piililienl fences liy .prunlntf . 'some plnin trees.- MattiesKes - Raga . l'hnuMi Kflmltt IVsllur Maiiri'SN)')! Maito llllows Jtmovtttad . . Fluff IIiiks Mada frotu old corpuls. I'linilliuii Jti'iialnd MUl JtwovemL La di-nnde Mattress Sr. Weaving Works LIccikNtHl i'iioUCslar I'HONK 424-W Clias. lUlivanls, lrop. out- ; slandin , : , Advantages . 'i as . - io wear on ciuines: ; Simple easy to under stand; ... ;'; li Quiet; ,. : ;. All-metal wringer; Wash and wring at samt time; Ho heavy parts to lift; 'i Washes heaviest and most, delicate clothing equal ly well. . , . Auwlv a, m. 4.1 filow nn (( Iht slaeJs aanaP j