La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, foptemW 13, 1626. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thre it I: II I ll It (OUT OUR WAY WILLIAMS B. R. T. Auxiliary tiost V At State Union Meet ' ' , About IB visitors from lloso- . burs, I'orttand and . Huntington 1 uhd probably no me from, ivhdle ) ; ion will be In the city for thfl Ktute union meeting of the lutllfiVj i mtxHInry to the l.rotherhdod at Hallway. Trainman to be held here , tomorrow afternoon and evemhi?. Mrs. Mara W.' Bradley, pranrt prmldent of tho auxiliary, will b In attendance and will add reus thopo present riurlnK the after noon. Tho I -a O ran do drill team of 82 me in hern win have charge of the initiation of n lufye claws of candidates. The afternoon tteti- ; kIoii Is PfheCUled to Hturt at S oVIbck at Kaffirs hnll ahd all lo cal members arn urired to ' lm there .... 1 In tho evening at 6:3(1 o'clbck u banquet will ho served In the . dlnliiK room of the hnll lu honor" j of . the visiting mfmbAiK. - Nirn, Dorothy Davy is chairman of the : committee on arraiiRementH. I'Mnnl arrangements f o r tho : meetinjr were made last week hi Die rrtfulnj" tticolltiK 6f the local organisation. 1'eterday ulVrnooi) thn officers and drill team of thf . iLUXiMnry met. at the, hall to com plele '.their" pinna, and for frnrtloe . work. '.-. . - .' , , Epwoith.ans Elect ; Ten New Members The. Kp worth In h League of the AltdhodlKt Hpiscopnl church no.nU . held IIS lPtfulur hlmlhPHft ahd so rial ineellnK t'Yiday evening !' the haKement ,6f the church, tht : jircahlent, finm Walker, preshlln Tho fff-ntmit monthly hiiHlhcBaof t tho Society was transacted and ; tf;ii hew members were taken '.in ntid (riven the leaptte Vows, l-'ortv ; voung people wero present for th'. ineeMng. ; After, the buHlhess session n Hp- rial hour was enjoyed. At nboul ' io:3 -o'clock , refreshments were '. herved. .,.' North P6wder Couple Married Here ; ; : y At li'UO o'olock Halurday' of ternnort MIph I ma l.runnum an- t. I .ay ton Ihiugherly. both of North To wrier, wen united In m:irrlug nt th parsonagi). of the Klrai ' Methodist Khlseopal church here by -the. Itt v.. Jl. W. i'urker. pastor vnr the church. The ring cere- inohy, was used. '?- ; ' Tho bride and room were no '"rnmpnnted by Miv and Mrs. Allm; K. WlcKh, Olso of North I'owrtVr They returned to t: at place t inuke their home. . .' "Westnurister Society i Opens Fall Season A dinner this evt-ning at G;tl o clock in t?.e illning room of t ti Klrst I'resbytehiun clitnch Will b win thn year's Work of the West mlnslfC society. Meetings of 'th tMganlatlnn were : dlscohtlnfied , during the stitr.nn-r" vacation unf this Is the .first meelinjr of tlu new Hen sun. "latch nietnbr r has beeh ash" to bring a ' n-w or iro.pectvt iheinbi-r lo lh soclely. A program and social will h- t li Joyed a ftir dinner. Th officers and members o the soe'al comhilltee nr'e Ih charge. .Mrs. . Itscar I'ohrch is genehil chairmtin. i N. O. W. Initiatory Ceremonies Held. Kifty inemln'm f the NHgh liors of Woodcraft met nt the v.K. I'i hall Thursday evening. In- illation enremnnles for" two ftPW (nembers were a fen t ure of thr meeting. Kollowing the" lodge Wofk. re. ffCMbiiifnts were, served by the Weptemher social committee, head- , cd by Mrs, I'arks. On Heptehibf t 24 Mrs. 1-Ved Mnlthes will be liostewi ' to Oi'1 memhers and friends of the or ganization with a sliver tea at her home at 2710 North As!i street. - . . Announcements '"' BocHU announceniento may hb pHutcd In flits column frco of charge. Any announce ments pertaining to any func tloiu such as cooked food Kales, fS, trdl be rertiscd. An nouncementM, to be printed the ftame Uay, must lo In society editor's haniLs by 9:00 oVJtxk. -News ih 11 tor' a note. There nro 3(!5 days Ih a yeaf. This gives you &6H tltnes when you can start upon the road fo siicon. How to Have ; a Beautiful Skin . Ton hire wanlid i skin loot tad beautifier that keeps the face young, 'lliert Is a new French Process Cream that will do this. It Is so pure and dif ferent one application brings a change. It isalled MELLO-CLO and erery . bodrsajrsitisnrandertul. Get MELLO- Uf-O Cresto now and increar your :' ttc-uuty. Ulass JruKt Inc., Adv. Minerva Says We have just stocked up fur the fall season with a full assortment of f)f. SchoM's Foot Appliances to lake care of the people who have foot trouble of any kind. fall in and tell us where your feet hurt.' We can "relieve you almost In stantly. The longer you wait the harder It Is to cof rvct and get ttu. ft In nor mal condition. Ask the man at The BOOTERY he know A few Bargain StWK fiftft al tin Klglit Pftcv The first meeting of the Wom en's Hlhle class of the Kind l'res- nytertan church since the summer Vacutlon will be held Wcdncsilny afternoon at 2:Su o'clock at the holuc of Mrs. Uuslnv Wlssb-r, 301 Main avenue. She will be assist ed by Mrs. Km Wlssb-r. AH fc'omcn Interested In the class arc I welcome. Thr first meeting of the Mcth- bdlst lOplseopnl church aid society of thn hew conference, year will ! he Wedhesday ufterftoon. Hep''in- I be 111, at Ihe home of Mrs. Hlier woQd Wllllniiis. There will he election of officers ahd other Im pnrlant business. 'Tht- prrsrnt of-, ricers. Will be hostesses.- . j The Youiig Woman's Kduc-i-llohnl auxiliary of the Klrst Mclh )dlst ICplscopal church aniu)uiu"n Its first meeting of the season for omorrow ev-nlng, Ri'plcinbfr 14. In t he baseimnt of the church. The tnerltng Is sc)iedtib-il on the year's program 11s a "Tribal t'cre- nony." I'rospecllve members are eeeivliig written Invitations, but Ul I ,'oung women who have at tended the auxiliary in former t years and Ihelr friends are cor dially invlled. The officers of the organization are in charge of trie un,i program. 1 0zZ;?i:' i f WM, HE was a Vi D, OuFT PA z-'4fh- ' ''-' lSSt LOMCr c.oe v EMER SWEAK uP W?"?-'-: O1 MW PA l DlDWOuR ; BE.HIWD . A CONSlABOU t&i- PA EVER USED T1 j Atsl HIT HIM OMEf? ! CHEN T' BACKER IM " -Trt1 HEAD VMlTt4 A ' ' ' SCHOOL, : 'M CARRV IcW 'BLOOM ' FOLLA ' . A POP BolYLE 1KJ KETtMOP-AW FlRE- f Jfi:' i HIS ItslSlOE P0CK1T A BLAWK CAT??iDO,E FeR A SPiToom, OFF Behind him jrtS&pA D0- HE- HUH ? AM -TH' FELLER THOT $a W&vK MW -AM he seem ih1 blood tn,XTV ViiiflU.B B fV DA HAD. s riidkSSAi. mzm' i nam--i-rva WHHErle. GET GRPH " ' J.r.wIL.an'- - ' : ...f Union Councilmen. To Improve Streets '. i- : ;x -.. ' .I'MONT. O10., Sopl. IS (Hpcrlul) I'h city ,lals afc- thulr lt- rcir ulur pu'ytlng-. look , bImph towunl Ihn litloi-nitfiyt ot tlf 'ulrei'tti tinil. Hlilewiilks ot Hi tovfft.' The lfi'l in. .front of tliopoHtorricw ,itt to lio riMtalri,! unit u 'Mhlmvalk'. hiiiil iinl other siilf'WMlkii aont. Ihft cMy-ro-IHiiroil nnl put in gnnil comlitlon UoforA wlnior. f ' 1 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-toWear, and Millinery ; ; ; ARCADE Tuesday-Wednes. Another And . L Merrier 4 'T "Merry JU&S VICTOR RECORDS "lll-lll)l)l;l'.-lllllll,i:" .. . . "JVtlNM, MV VX IVOMi" . ' . ,, ,.' 'I'til liia nnd Ills I timil "MV MAMA'S IX TOWN" TMM KW W. HI.I'I'.S" Ti'it l.'Us nnd UN Itmicl Ki Troi I 'm 'mit Vo Tun fm Tnit CARR'S m Sister Mary Says: (lly Sister 3litry) TlUKAKI-'AST -t- Halted apples, Ccrenl, thin cream, broiled cottage 'lain, crehllied potatoes, corn 'read, milk, coffee. H'Nt'l! HON forn friiters. sir up, fruit salad, brah i-oIIh, milk, tea. DfKXrcR Mock duck, baked potatoes, creamed cauliflower, en dive, salad, huckleberry pudding, whole wheat bread, milk, coffee. Corn fritters may hot he the I'osl digestible food in the. world, but they surely are. one of tho cost tempting. And after all a 'rittcr lhat Is properly cooked will not tux the digcftioii of any heat hy, hnrm.il person. Try them some diilly autumn day when the family iceds cheering up. Corn )!Yltleis One cup corn pulp, 2 ejrgs, one- iair teaspoon salt, loue-elghlh tea spoon pepper, 1 teaspoon sugar, 'I euspoon baking powder, 2 table spoons milk. Cut the tops from the kernels of four 'or six "ears of corn. With the blunt edge of a knlTi" scrape out he. pulp. Iteut yolks of egis until thick and lemon colored. Heat in milk, healing until epgs thicken. Add to corn pulp wllh flour mixed and Hi fled with will, sugar, pepper and baking powder. -Mix until per fectly smooth and fold In t he whites of the eggs henlcn until stiff liron from the tin of Ihe the small bonnet. -Men are won- I stmnn into ridVn fat hot enough to tiering if it will hamper milady in -jbrnwh in an Inch cube of bread In -the manipulation or ner eigareue. u(i seconds. Turn several times While cooking and cook until brown on all sides. Drain on soft crumpled paper and servo with i maple sirup.' " broken and, his ritfht hand was "torn "almost. 'off. This is the only accident reported at tin Josephine ( county fair, which closes tonight. Fox Furs Draped i Veils' in Again hack lmiVKit iii iir (lly ihe Associated Press) j Kox fur Is no longer. - worn around the neck. . H is arranged apron 'fashion hi fi otd of the dress, j with the. tails worked Into decora-j live effects, and the neck Is left bare. . , I With the dinner jacket, which' ranks ns very smart, especially when tho wuiHconl is gold or sibj ver lame, the thing to wear is n diMilile-iler-ked evening cap, wllh a1 Mnfl velvet top and a broad gold peak. GUANtfl PASH. Sept. 11.. (AT) While trying out his racing cur nt tho men truck at tho county fair grounds today, l' H. Kdlngur, or this city, was knocked uncon scious and pulnrully injured wh-m his car turned completely over on u 1 11 in. He viral ribs we 1 u simply delicious! Honeymdid ' Grahams Women Like The easy'disposal feature 1 of this new hygienic help', no laundry, just discard Don't Forget Our Community Sales Day Special The Oregon Hardware , READ THE OBSERVE! CLASSIFIED ADS Again . VThe yeili(jH heitjg, .lysurrectod as rauriukio ' t ;Va'lvliij... It lit of yis sntiuly and Is tied the hack of comwe mesh, gathered and CUMMER COLDS are lingering and annoying. The very first night apply VICKS V Va ro Rub Ovr IT Million Jar UtmJ Yearly J -C ' x'v'r 1 I An Evidence oS Good taste and good health demand sound teeth and sweet breath. ' The use of Wrigtey chewing gum takes care of this imf&rtant item of personal hygiene in a delightful, refreshing way. . Wrigley removes odors of dining or smoking from the breath by cleaning the teeth, by stimulating the ,ilow of digestive juices, and by the antiseptic action of the flavoring extracts for which Wrigley's Is famous "The Flavor Lasts!" The result is a sweet breath that evidences 1 care for one's self and consideration for others the final touch of refinement. Wrigley's Is a thrice daily routine of people of refinement TNt a new way, women now are A freed of the disadvantages of old-lime "sanitary pads." l'rolec- i lion Is greater. The old embarrass- 1 mint of disposal and laundry js avoided. Get Kolex 8 in 10 better-elass 1 women have adopted it. ' j Discards' its easily at a niece, of ' r tissue. No laundry. Nocmhar-' j rassmeht. ' ' it s live tunes as aDsorncnt as , ordinary cotloil pads! ' I You dine, dance, motor for iours j in sheerest frocks without a second's ' doubt or fear. i .. - , , ; It deodorizes, too. , And thus ends A I.I- danger of olfcndinK. . .; Yon ask for it at any drug or ( department store, without hesitancy, j simply by saying "K.OTEX." Do as millions are doing. Knd old, insecure ways. Knjoy life every ' day. Package of twelve costs only i a few cents. .' . j Koxex! No luundry ifluord like (tiiu j TOMATOES for CANNING ! Just received a shipment of Finest Qual ': ity: Torn.$toes which we offer at the ex-. !,-. ceptional value of V ZL'&tf:: 69c box . . ..The Supply is Limited ; ,. .. V'-yy Get Yours Today v.'U' , ..STONE .. - ' Cash Stores sltaaW a9mmm I" .i-ti't i wit' (l A. Hiawatha mist iiavk iiken ijkk that. ti iri u Mias Jan Hoover, f the arrhrrjt l.iun of ihs I'nlrrrsllf at ( California, hitting II on I In I. l. r? a rvr vnm f&gM Oul- slandin Advantages No wear on clothes; Simple easy to under stand; Quiet; All-ipctal wriiiger; Wash and wring ai same time; No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. ECONOMY; The Watchword of Today Why not practice this econ omy by trading at STONE'S CASH STORE and pay less for Quality Merchandise. We4 offer for all this week the following money saving prices. ECONOMIZE BY TRADING AT STONE'S CASH STORE Service 100 1 White Granite Dish pan : 4 Bars Citrus Soap 1 Package Sea Foam Wash-: 2 Bars Creme Oil Soap ". .. ing powder ,' $1.30 Value for only ..,. 98c PURE CANE SUGAR, per cwt - $6jS9 (Subject to market change.) Puree Tomatoes, Mission Standard Corn, No. 2 Brand, No. 2 tin 4 for tins, 4 for ...49c 49c; per case $2.90 Per case $2.90 Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs. for.....9c Catsup, full IS oz. bottle each 19c Kerr's Hot Cake Flour, r. n . r' j,r o 3 lb. package 28c 1 Tbs "4- . ... ..c Fly Tox, 75c size ...r .,.59c Vanilla Extract, 4 oz. Corn Flakes, 3 packages bottle .1 45c for ::...25c tH'tUvn of $2..V or ovr dHlu-nil If ymi raiuiot oni oritur. roil We ; Your Phone MAIN 91 Next to Arcade Theater