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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1926)
Wednesday, October 6, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Parre Three ' SocietyNews School of Music To Present Eight - U Pupils in Recital Hbflit iiils of!')-'tlie ; Eartern OrKon arhool of jrtiualc will ho pntvut4-d in recital thin jPi'auinK in tltc Ntifflihtiiliood cUib rooms Mil Mm library Itulldinft. ,An Inter- - rMtlnff program litis' two o urrangfld, Avhirli will bcfirin nt 8 o'clock. Hi'vcn of the music students aro iiiiilH of l.eo Cu Hi-n Hrynnt, vtoV lini4,. who appi'iirrd In roclti'l ahoiil two wi-oks Hjfo and was Vn HiimlnticiiHy r'Clvort: A pluno tho olln'r miinlnr. ' Followinc Is tho proRxnm to lite fivn: - inlln solo, "Vnlse Merry " ' ' Widow" .; I.oliar Uulh 8wirU i , Violin solo, "Love in Idlo- iipkh" ........ .t ..MiwlVt h MuiKaVi't Mllno . . -Violin solo, "Hcoti'li Airs'. ...Tlnrvc) I Masli'r i'lfon . 'oalwt-Hl , ? I'lano solo, "2nd Mngurlv- . iiu" .". cjoiii,d r ' inoy. I JiFrrnlor .Violin solo, "Mazurka in i KaiiKt" CJouno.l Seville, i'r-ilt ' . Violin solo, "MuKurkdu Ui Mylnarskl Violin solo. "The V Kiiint-Sacps, , .lcniiie Ntclson Violin solo' "l.ii roeino,,........nrdla j, Itertlui llantz .'Violin , ensemble, -"Vajse. i Op. JSS' Dnne.ia i Misses Hunts'., Uliim-hunl, Ntelson, r .Milne and 1'ralt ' o Entertains Friends : At Bridge Dinner; j Mr. ami Mis, .1. 1 Ilavc-nscroft t en Le'rt ained a few friends at dln ner at the l-'oley dlnlhwr rrtom last jcvenlntr. afler which brldo was enjoyed nt their home on Adams .-avenue. '.',' When the card prames were, 'over ' "Mi's. F. IV. "Katstbn waa UWiU-ilod the prbti..ror IiIkIi score iminni; t ho women and the men's rttorAv'ntf given tif 1C K. O'llrlen. 7 I'NIONT (Special). The first meeting of the Lucky Thirleen irlub sine- ad ioiirninent during tho iHimiirn'r-Mhourhs1 was held, -at. the ( country home;, of ..Mrs. KJiiabeth "I'hilllps last wicek. t.unchcpn was 'served at 1 O" oVitk-k. followed Anffrirl 'Han - Be Pretty I A new kind of face powder is hero flVlade by a new French Process-staya -m until you take it off. Pores and lines tjo not show. Not affected by perspira tion. Gives life and beauty to your complexion almost unbelieveable. It is - ; -ailed MELLO-GLO. You will love it. ,:iah-s Drugs. Inc. A dr. Minerva 'Says Last week we told you nil f ho tit I ted Cross Arch-Tone j,' Uppers. This w'eek we want to iniiress on your mind about Tweed le Slippers in the latest pattern nnd up-to-dnto new fall Slippers and Oxfords. W he re e Ise en n y o u b uy these newest patterns at these low prices, considering t he long wear nnd good looks. .1 est t hink! Slippers from S.-i.OO to S7.?.0. These are the slippers Tweedie makes nnd fancy patterns. HOOT Kit Y prices nro in reach of all. It's the vol ume of pahs and small pro fits that's how we do busi ness. The BOOTERY U.ileti the WiittlonH; Sec for Yourself KN IGHT . SPRING CANYON COAL I "I leanest Hardest Hottest; We have ndded nnotber track ..ml ran now Rive Serv. lee that tfi renl SKIiVlfi:. CIVK I H A THY VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 for service by a business session and tit flection of- officers. ' Mis. Frances Terrull wus elect-' ed pnysldunt: Mrs. Kllnahetli riill-! lips, vice president; and Mrs. (ler trude J)orls, secretary and treas urer. ' . OOVK 8ppclal. Mm. William Hallmark and Mrs. A. H." Orion entertained the ladles' Kiiild at Uic home f,Mrs. Hallmark H'liuv dny afternoon. Ciu'ds were i on joyed tiy the irulld iiietnbuni, fol lowed by refreshments. Those present were, Mrs. C. SZ. J.nwson. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. I.. M. lairit, Mrs. J,. :. Ande."on, Mrs. A. U. Oonklln. Mis. William M. Brndner, Miss Hess Kelly. Mrs. 'I'. K. 'nnklln and Mrs. l-Mna Conklin. Auxiliary Members Form Social Clubi Members of the Ladles auxil iary' to tilt Hi-otherhood of Hall way Trainmen organized a social chili last evening whep they inct tn regular lotige seHslon at I-Jaghr hall. A name for the club hns not yet .'bei-n .chosen. The first meeting will lie Wednesday night, Oct. 13, at the home of Mrs. V. I. Warner, 1Sii4 Washington ave nue. All members of the auxlN buy. are Invited to attend. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. K. t foughen o w v v will bo the li ostesses. l'lans were also made for a j program to be given after the next Iwlg-e meeting two weeks from last night, Oct. 12. Preceding the lodge meeting, which' was pivsided over by Mrs. John Adskim, a pol-luck dinner for all Hrotherhood of Kail way Trainmen members and their fam ilies was held at tho hall. Thirty persons were present. . Kuch year during the month of (October one meeting of the Yoo 1 men's lodge is set aside us chtl ' dren's festival night, when a spe. , clal prog rani is an a aged for the j Juvenile organization of the lodge land the children of Yoeincn. j Tho night will bo observed In J the local lodge on Monday. Oct. iS. at JOaglcs' hull, and plans ate already under way for the affair. I Mrs. Frank Wurl is chairman ot ' the committee in charge. UNION (Special) The Shutan ku CHinpfire Kills and their guardian. Mrs. Jtdm' Wortman, motored to the William Hutchin son farm Saturday afternoort where they held their regular jueetiut,'. ... , . , The girls have planned to make scrap books, also a doll's hospital and v ill j-ejjair .und, dress dolls lor the -ftenoYlt' of.-th.fc.' children's hos pltaiii Arter the busin'efs meeting M rrt.llutcJjJjQji servl liglit re-. t'reslirtiientflft fcur I Kl 0V t A. Ihil ) . $ MIhi l Wilson "was hoaicHS W'e'dnesilay a T ternoon at her home here 10 in IitHeM' Altar society of t lie Calh olle church. A social hour ami refreshments followed the regular routine of business. CNION (Special). Mrs. I). 11. Crouter was hostess last Wednes day -afternoon) tp. the Women's Home Missionary society of - the Methodist church at her home In South Union. After the regular I business session nnd a short social 1 hour refreshments were served by ! the hostess. Announcements Social amininicemeiitM niay Im printed in this luimi free of charge. Any announcements Mrtnlning to auy function suoli ti cooked fto4 sains, etc., will Ih rcfiiMMl. Annoimcenunts, tn Ik printed tin shiih thiy, iiuiM Ik In society clltor's liaiuls by tt:00 o'chw'k, News llttH''4 note. Mrs. I'. S. Ivanhoe will be ho. tess to the members of the Thurs day ltrhlge club Tbuivsdny evening Women's Peaceof-Mind under trying hygienic condi tions is assured this new way. Givef absolute protection discard like tissue A DANCE, a sheer sown to be worn; a difficult hygienic situ ( utioii. You need no Longer g'v thin i complication a ccoud thought. , The hazards of the old-time sani i tary pad have been supplanted with a protection both absolute and ex quisite. . It is called "KOTF.X" ... five times as absorbent m ordinary cot ton pads. Absorbs and deodorixet at the : same tiru. Thus ending: ALL fear of offending. You discard it as easily ai a piece v of tissue. No laundry. Mo em barrassmeut. You jet it for a few cents at ny drug or department store simply by saying "KOTliX." Women aik for 1 it without hesitancy. Try Kotex. Comes 12 in a package, i Proves old ways an unnecessary rilc KOT6X . No laundry discard Ukt tissue 1 Fourth street. t fir tiem on Tho Missionary society of ttrn First lresUyteWitn church will icet at the hojiui of Mrs. I it. Moo Friday aternoon. Mrs. IS. i. Motism.nn is program chairman. ThU mtM't,lng of ti.e soelety in known us Julia Hateh Otty, when tho work of Miss Match, mission ary for t U c li n re h o i k ins ) n Hium, will ho studied. t The Imhter Jj-dlcs' Aid society will moot at the home of Mr. Oaude. Woodell 'Phui-ttday after noon. The Riverside Uidles' aid will meet nt the liomn of Mrs. O. U. Ma x.i m, 2!ifl2 North Second st reet, ThnrsdHy nfiernoon at 2 o'cloei;. ot-ffunizn- The Yonnff leopl Hon of the -Salvation Army will hold n soeiable this evening at Ihe hall on Mr- street. Kveryom is Invited to attend. ' A short pro gram will lie given. Full Dress Suit 1$ No w Designed Iy tho Associated? I'iws As designed for women, tho new full dress- suit is made of moire and crepe do chino. -The skirt front and collar is of jade green ffeorgetle. Though ultra-modern tho woman's dress suit Is sugges tive of picturesque bygone days. The skirt is silt up the center to , .... , .... i I tin rnr ull u ilnu-n Vllfn I till 1 wearer stands upright, the suit would resemble a slim-rittlng frock wero it not for the coat tails. Knee Watches A new garter watch, hns been Introduced by the elect of Miiyfair, They are about -a half-inch In dU ametcr and nre "set1 In Jeweled garters about three quarters of an inch in width. The garters have a buckle and a strap., like an ordin ary wrist watch, und fasten just below tho wearer's right knee, the watch face appearing on the left hand side. . . 'U.. "Kry:? if)ii growing hoys and girus ' IIP?, m U A lvv7 y Wm8r nothing better than- . 25Sy www . Mi; WILLI AMo : m- 3fte new g , n jj nn I m EAsYfiFi 11 ppIi I WASHER pjljj! li U) If BK I 1 1J M on view m Uu lluu UvJuvI p Washes and dries at the ; il mPidv II of water to Ittt or carry mm I 711 Ml H 1 -iWk THE new Easy Washer (lie most VXjM Huh n Rnffpi- Swfef h n Nut Jvjl omazinK development ever made in MtM IJUllel. OWCCl as a 1UI. . .. My washing clothes, is here. The small tub tWW ' ORDER TODAY FROM YOUR GROCER dries a whole batch of clothes--ten single lv.4w.il!! i ' VTk sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the I JvliWcl r.i j t r..,L XcHtJ" ' large tub washes a second batch. Twenty Elv K iSi sheets handled at once your washing done RNiu ySL in half the time with half the work. No WifjSl T A i TT A TVTTVTT- T A T 7" T7" T T VS water to lift or carry; not a drop of w.ter Wl LA VfKAJN UEJ IjAlvLlV 1 wasted. The hasy even empties itself VwU& ,r urTr y t ttc i-fe when you are through" washing. Let us do PjVlJTB ' R. J. MCV 11 J.lAMh, 1 IOp. ' irT a week's washing free in your own home. iSiiM jt?f??--- 5?' No cost or obligation. Phone today. fraBtt 'tja!!"- ".' kasy terms MM . 4mfim EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. W , ffeSi'SW Always at Vour Soi-ilcu t,edit ,carrs. ,,,.,, ;. m. tLmm Sister Mary Says: HKKAKKAHT Casaba melon, mnU, iin crtani. bixUl 4ium huif; tuiHN, (Mainw4 xtHtoH. crlsn whole wheat toast, milk, coffee. MNOHi;ON Voltilo soup, stuf fed liakett c4tciimhe4,K, brown 4rend, lMikHl u i mi led with Uoto .and nut tiieriuMue, uUlk, lea. 1WXNKU Stuffed shoulder -of mutton, suecotash, son Hoped okm und tonmtoeM, -Hllctul fieaehs wltbj iitfiivu etimtira, -two tKK iontii, eike, whole wheat -' bread, 4iillk, t coffee. "VeurliiiK mutton should bo elioKeii for the dinner meat. Trim oft' ftit eurefuHy and Im sure there is no tisHiie-Uke covering remain lint; on the roast when ready for i. . nvM Anv wnU nmt kir,,.i siuffliiK is Kood, altliotmh an oys ter forei'meat is prvfwrrvd .for n u utre el:tliorate meal. N:-tilloed AHun ami flHiMfiUMt ne timirl okm pds, I toospcwin: Halt, t 4es)iooiiH miRiir, 3 table- spoons butler, 2 cups diced toma ticM, I tfrtlqo(H tnlnced Htinn, 4 cup bread crumbs ' froth soft part ttf loaf. AVash okra and remove stem ends of pods. I'ut the pods cross--wise In thin slices. Cover, -with boil ing water, add 1. teaspoon salt, nnd parboil -for ten .minutes. Drain. Add . tomatoes, salt, sugar, butter and onion. ' Mix thoroughly and turn Into a well buttered baking dhdi. Sprinkle thickly with bread crumbs, dot with tiits of butter and bake in u hot oven for 3; minutes. i 'oiiyriKht, in I'll, XKA Sfivl.'P. Inc.) Queen Marie Visits Parisian Stores PXJllH, ' ' .Oft. 0 (AP) Qucon Miirin'u roHtumos 'aro- uttrut'Uni; iiiuch more ntlcnlion .nmontr l'ar litionnos Uiun'miy other fduturo of 4ho proparatlona l?or hor American voyajre. - The cBtnblislimonls she visits aro crowded to capacity by moro or less genuine customers, while oth ers, less, venturesome, assemble outside.. ; - The Rumanian queen has ori ginal tastes In clothes. Many of lier costumes arc made either en tirely or partly from her own de signs. Iiu rely does sho order a mod-1 exactly as' paraded before her on munnequinn. PARK PERSONALS , 1 TH W -l'A I! K. (Special) JnckS I Hilntrr Jr. took .Mr. oStagard's horses to Medical Springs Friday. f'larenee Vanordor and Krnnk Wigglesworth went to Bafter on business Saturday. .loo I.hv und son, Guild, are .making fence on the reserve, A. J. Vand(vanter and (1. Mil ler .w Mi t lo Welser, Ids., art. ffielrl winter's-1 bMir hist wot. Miss Ida Hunter, of Catherine Creek, -is visiting nt the Clarence Vanordrr home this week. Joe Jjiy and children went to Union In til week. Inking Mr. imal to the train, lie theii left for his homo. Tn-Utah.( i J. 1J. llunler and sou, Jack, have Cameo designs . denote the vwment's cleverest mode ciA your JYUforr CAMEO fits 'N(Kn flit In ip thn tnlortlinnn tttirt ' from tUolr Jiume to the it ulu line, "j 4i distance of four mites. i Kdwartf Wdf tvent to rhuisant Valley 4o visit his KrnndparentH, Mr. and Mrs. VVunklin Miller, limt weelt. , Cleooro KeMow Is busy seeding his Vail irraln. j I toy who has been work- liiff on tho railroad track IwiiiK j built hero, suddenly becalm 411 j last week and wum taken to his mi her' lomo ut Union. x - j l r r r- ' Kuel 4s now iieliiK Jnude frtuii valslu ttetnlH from w4ilch the oil has, been eMmiled. . .-,..' . i Tns dotted Hn vhowa . xlwnlch kwof Kl J B ju can use to each cup. rr-i ' ' - ' : ' ' i , . ' 1 ; . , , letthe;:..4 : -cl O- " . -.The NEW Things . . -'iT.'.r NEW Handkerchiefs s ; f : -! , . ..... NEW Ties : i ; , , NEW Bags jj ; ; , ', Very Reasonably 1 ' Priced ,i PUTMAN'S i Ijidies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinprv !; READ HUE OBSERVER CLASSiFlEP A 1)8 there's Economy in Tbulino you about tfif ecnn.v my ef M J B tan t half -iin-vinctng ii letting the coder it self do the talking in ytnii own kttchea Try a cm .ind jI ,ojjec its Strength
