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Wednesday, OctoW 27. 1926.
JLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SogietyNfx
VyeUUlIlg Ul J Ulie ' l"''"! until to decorate the
To Annram ."p""' p""k witch, and
. iu vsuuiu in "i'udks mtins much in evidence
. n.'i.. mil tt t ,
iiy inis week1- , " 8 ",,a auncvB wore niyi
, . ' . aurin, the ovenlne -followed by a
buffet luncheon ut luidlllRllt. He
ro uie nurpriBB ot ner many I.a ! .ino dunces rider wub aurvuJ
Grunde and fnlon county .friends' tru' u Jack-o-lantrrn bowl
Iho marriage of WM LaNitu oak. i,rs. liny Abetter was glva'
Mil and Bud P, arson .wu aa-Jlne prize for the cleverest
nounred here thl week. Mr. a.,.1 1 tume umone the w omen. Mm
Mrs. I'ourson wore .secretly mur-, represented a tin soldier Uvciett
M-.i ..... ...-... ujr ,yi iubi Juno, Iveowil, dressed as an In.liun ..-.,
Non-Skid
at Albany, Ore., by the Kuv. i.
J), 1'ollnK of the Klrsi 1'rnsbytei
t:in church theie. -
Tliey were Tnlverslly of Oregon
stuilentB and after Mr. .Pi-uraon
.'completed his college course lust
spring he left for Hurtrord, Com..,;
where he spent the, summer ut-:
tending an Insurance school, while
Mrs. POaraon luls. been '. vjsltnik
her parents, Mr., hpd Mt'Hj ;J. 'A.
tiasitin, at' tneit" Turin home: near;
Jnibler., ,
, Mrs. ' Penrson completed her
Fuphoinore year ut the university
last spring, and Is n member p
I'i Helu rill. She was aclive lu
the glrlr.' glee club there and
other college , uffalrs. She grad
iniled frqm the local high school'
wltll the .class ofl'lJILM. le Is n
npuither of Kappa Sig.
Mi-. Pearson arrived here Sat
urday night from Hartford an.l
he and his bride left this mornlngl
mark and Alias )ors Neptune.. .
COVK 48paoluU. Miss Uoris
N';pHiie epiertulnod t,B inenibeis
or the school ruculty ut the home
of Mrs. A. a. t'onklln Friday of
(ast week, the occasion 'being the
hostess' birthday anniversary. The
time was spent ot "600," followed
by a lunclijon.
The guests were Mr. und Mrs.
E. K. I'oud, Mr. und Mi's. Kulph
Hunt. Mr. und Mrs. vl. K. Mills,
Sister Mary Says:
I Hit KA K PAST Kresh pears.
cereal, thin cream,' hhked omelet
toast, milk, coffee. : "
WNOHI-XW I'lin-brolled sails,
age with candled apples, molded
spinach salad! whole, wheat bread,
baked .custard, nilllt. tea.
'DIJTNKH Haked hitlihut steaks.
fUllll,11t,,l . ........ 1..... It
Mr. and M? T. H .'onklln. Miss beans, j,.(ir.U cele'ry salad, corn
Grace Oayette. and Mrs. 'Heatric
Warden
sponge
ribbon aou-sltpping
ine men s prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kllnghan.
r, of Enterprise, were out-of-town
guests pnsent.
About 611 couples enjoyed the'
Hallowe'en dunce given by the
Mutual Improvement association
last evening at the M. d. A. hail
on Ifqurth struct. (Jukuler's or
chestra furnished .music fpr the
dancers.
- Autumn leaves were used to
decorate the hall In addition to.
black cat and owl shades Cpr .the play ' last evening at the Knights
lights. - Refreshments, cider mid f Pythias hall when the Women's
doughnuts, In keeping with tie Hencllt association entertained ot
Hallowe'en Idea were served. ' ' a liem rit enrd party. Yellow an
black was the color scheme used
A surprise party look place! about the rooms, in kenping wilh
Monday evening ut the lov.ill 'the Hallowe'en season. ,
home on Madison avenue,, when J -Mis. H. W. Riley - was given
Mrs. Alonso It. i.ovell, assisted first prize umong the women play
by her daughter, .Miss Hlunche.ors and the men's prize went to
:liice, entertained :Mi friends hon-J Mr. Wehl, lm m w uii,.,. ,.
Announcements
Mrs. Walter OulIU will be hos
obs to Hie inenihei-s of I In I-uclty
Thirteen club , at a lunrhpon nt
1:16 o'clock tomorrow uflcrnoon.
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The rrgulnr nieettng .of .the .0.
Interwoven kinetic a new develop . I- A. -to -t)it Hrotliorhaod -or J.oco-.
fnent mnkca this shoulder v ttra ' motive KnKi'it;iw will ;lw ihcld In
enter the. Insurance luiHlniHs thei
tor KiiB-ene, Ore., where they wIM I ur," u,p ""inniiy iinnivermny oi celved the consolation prize.
make meir ruturn home. H will
i Mt . .cuuiiiH were (leeoi'uieu w
b luck und orun&e oonl'orminff with
the liallpwe'en season. The hos
tess served Terivshments
tlHi evening-
', The regular meetine: of the )o
rree of Honqr Protective imsocln
lion ; was held lust ' evening nt'
KuKles' hull presided, over-.by Mis.,
li. K. Swuu. preldent of the a a- f'OVK .(Special). Mrs. WUHam
Roci.ition. Mrs Minnie Turd, state Hullmurk entertained at dinner
.ni-KanlKer, whose home Is ul lia-1 Wedne sday eveninff of lust week
ker. was present .for the. meeting no,,u,,"e """ iiinnuuy
nud .guve .a short ;talk-
' , l-'our i.npw .tmnbers were votivl
Into the -pi'Kunlxation and will he
initiated ul the next V'KUlur in out -liiK.
t)j fourth Tuesday in Novuin
hcr. A Koelut and dancing- will
follow the husliiess session ut tint
time.
Entertains at
; , Masque Party
One of .the first Hullowe'en mas
queiarie parties of the season took
place last evening ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Skiff on Oak
. street when Mis. Skiff, assisted
by Miss Kvelyn Culh-n, eril
friends. :-( n
1 lOrange ami blank "was (lie co!
anniversary, ('ovi-rs .were laid for
12. IncludihK Mrs. A. H. Orion,
M Iks Bi'hh K e 1 1 y , M r. a n d M ra.
l-'runk Miller, Mr. and Mrs. T. It.
Corfklin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vhie
and Mr. und Mis. It. H. Daniel.
Local People at
Recital in Baker
Itefreshmeuts, ulso arranged
I with the Hullow-e'en season . In
I nilnd, were served qllpwing the
lute In .Th0 Womall.g Hpppfit nssocia-
tion Is flow .making jiluns for a
booster meeting Nov. J), when Mrs.
Julia V. Ward, slate conimunder.
of I'qitlund, .will be here. This
will be u dinner meeting ut 6:15
o'clock.
Several l.a Grande musicians
and others Interested In mu3ic
.went to ltuker last evening -to -ut-,1
tend the recital there presenting'
Ituth Hradley Kelser, pianist, of
Portland, und Jesse A. iloskins.
sopruuo, of dtaker. ' The recital
taln d ir.lisi lYiiitiiuuiai r.;c-
copni churon.
Among those' nllomllng , .were.
Mr. and . Mrs. W. 11. l'arklnson,
l,eo t'ullen llryant, Mrs. .George
liantz, -Mrs. It. J. Green and
daughter. .Mildred. Mrs. George S.
jlirnie, Mrs. l-'loyd Sherwood and
Mrs. I.ynn Wrfglit.
Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Wright
went to linker In the morning and
Mrs. Sherwood, soprano, sang a,
. . , . . . . ... . . KlUllll w iuir vl". ............. ......
A new Kina ot race powaer is nere , .,,. noon.d.,y luncheon. Mrs.
Made by a new Frenh Process-stayi w ., , ncconlp!lnied her nt thei
An nnlil ..aii lilrn ir nft Pnraaanrl inM
ntOMISR (Special). Mr. n-id
Mrs. (!. 1. t:arper entertained Sat
urday evening- honoring their .son,
Itobitrt's, twenty-second ibhtiiday
unniversury.
About 26 .gathered ut .the .home
for the event and grumes und vis
iting were enjoyed. A feature of
the evening wujs the .presentation
of a hiiithday cake, buked ;hy Mrs.1
Bertha Carper and decorated by
the J. .O. O- tK halt Thuraduy
afternoon ut 2:S0 o'olock. A'l
membiM' are .urged tp be presenx.
' . ' ,
. The fJeighbors of . Voodcrort
will mtHit ut ,the K. P, hull Thimt-
.dW .evcnltig, tOt. 8, ut 7:30
o'clock, . All .mepiliers ure urged;
to attend. There .will .be a pro
grim and iplay ftet tthe regular
lodge session. Kriends are ulno
.nvltcd.
: - T;he .prlpiai:y departinent of the
Presbyterian Sunday school .wit)
give a Hallowe'en party ttaturdey
ufternoon from 2:30 ,uitll 4S(
o'clock In the basement of the
church. AU --children pf the de
partment aro Invited.
. .
All officers und me,n)bors pf the
Uudies' auxiliary to tle Ill-other-Hood
of Itullwuy Trainmen are,
cetiuested tp meet at -KuglesMiall
at lo o'clpolf ,KriUay iP'-inK'
practice tqr n'Matiqn. I
. .'.-. ..-v -,.;
'. The .wqmcp .of Mqps.ehuart I.e-"
gipn will meet -u,t the lAiuto of
bread, sliced peachea,
cake, milk', coffee.
-The luncheon meat is lacking In
protein, bo the deficiency Is taken
care of in the dessert.
: Vou will like the "candled ap
ples ror they are unusual und not
expensive.
! Children under etglt years of
ape should be furnished a baked
potato or buttered vegetable- of
jine sort In place of tlve sausage
in. , ' .
INin-Ki'itllt'd Sjuisukc With " ;
, ('anilkNl AlltH
.One pound saitsuge, 4 largo rip
ples. 1 cup vinegar., t c.ups brownt
sugar. 2 teaspoons ' cinnamon, Mi'
teaspoon cloves,, cmeker dust.
Small suusages or link suusuge
should be used. )p sausage In
boiling water to -cover and let
simmer lor hair an hour. Drain
and put Into a hot frying pan.
i'rick in peverul places with a fork
and fry for HO minutes, turning
frequently. ruin off fat as neces
sary Make a sirup of the vine
gar, sugar and splcts. I 'are ap
ples, remove cores and cut .In
rounds inch thick. Jrap Into
boiling sirup find almmer until
clear. Hemovd from sirup and roll
in cracker (l,ust. : Airovyn quickly
in hoi suusugO: fat und st;ryo us
bonier around sausage.
(Copyright. 3!iL'ii, N ISA Service,
Inc.)
1MONKKK JiSKK
. TACOMA. Wash,, Oct. 27 (AP.)
fieoi-Ke Hinipaon, 72. a pioneer
lumberman .of the ,stutfi,iUe,d iij u
hospital Tutsday. He had been
a resident of 101 tun for a number
Clubwomen Will -i
Attend JVleefe
At Baker Oct. 28
l.u jC, ran ile clubwomen ,vl com
pose a large part or the utiend
apce at the club insUUUe that Mrs.
HalUie .Or.r-linbar, of Pprtlaqd,
past president of the .Oregon JVd
erallpi of Fo turn's clubs, will con
duct at .Buk'cr TJinrsday. Theln
sttlpte plan was lpUluted, by Mrs.
Dunlmr during her administration
to provide fClubwomeii with lufor
imUkm pn the how, why, when and
wherefore of organisation work.
Mrs. George T. Cochran, , first
state .vice .president. Mrs. ft. .p.
Mossnuui, chutrimin of the atnto
division ,pf art. antf Mrs. l,ee
Wan.lqk. a ,pust .president of the
Neighborhood club, will be on the
speaking program. Mrs. Warnlck
Is to expopnd the budget system,
of financing cubwork.
The J.a Grande delegutlon will
Include Mrs. Robert S. Kukin,
president, lrs. Pherwood Wlllhuns,
vice president, Mrs. Kverett Wall-'
singer, trensurer. and several oth-f
era pf the membership,' There aro'
exepected to be several automobile'
loads going from la Urunde.
J,nst yeur's Instltuto In this re
gion was conducted by Mrs. Dun
bur In I.a Grande. '
MONTH-END SALE
Of All Felts and Velours
Vi OFF J::-;;:
..The public Is 12 years old men
tally,' according -to a Chicago phy
sician. After all these years of
suffering, doctor? '
Mm. il.ce.apwer on ftluUtsoiv nve-of veui"; Simpson was the
,.u nh..Paii..v o(lnIL ' nt i last of five Simpson brothers who
nue Thprsduy afternoon at 2
o'clock. ftlrs. Wallace Cass wi!l
be assistant hostess. All .mem-,
bera are urged to be there.
Miss Kttther Phelps' name should
have uppeared as a member of
Miss Kunice Courtney, tp the hou-H1"1 Westminster quartet In yes-i
Women Rave
Over New
, French Powdet
Oi guest.
Ru res h menu jvece jjnrved
the close of the evening.
came to VVaHhingtun n half century
ago. Sol Simpson founded the town
yf Kheltun. (!eorge Simpson was
for many years interested In lum
bering operations in Musou, Grays
llarbor and Thurston counties.
teruuys iinserve,r msieau or iiss;0i j, )H) nitlNG HB PUOSrKH-
,ltii'rowiy i-ieueanis. iiss J neips ,rrYr" SHOUTS UICMOCHAT.
I a iu'ui)iri in iiit- quiiuuib lien-.
do not show. Not affected by perspira j
bqn. Gives life and beauty to yom
;mplexion almost. unbelieveable. It ii,
called IVIELLOtGLO. You will love it t
fJlass Drugs, Inc. Ad.'.;i
COVK (Speciul).-Mrs. A. O.
Conklln and Mrs. T. H. Conklin
were host esses to the i?ud,les' guild
on Thursday .iufterioon at , the
home of the former.' "600" was
played aC Tour tables with Mrs.
fiiv K. Ttm-koi wlnnlnip liich
score. Hefreslunents were served 9
after the .games.
Those present were: Mrs,
Conley, Mis. Itay Goodnough, of
I .a Grande; M rs. I Joyd Cn rte r,
Mrs. Hugh McCnll, of Haines;
Mrs. Tt, f. Hark'er, ' Mrs.' G." K.
Harker, Mrs. It.H. Daniel, Mrs.
K runic Miller, Mrs. A. (H. Orton,
Miss Bess Kelly, Mrs. I K. An
derson, Mrs. Lewis Laird, Mis.
The dadles' aid of , (he .Lutheran
church will meet Thursday nfter-
noop at the home of- Mrs, JHenrv,1
"19$ Spruce street. All memUers1
are1 'requested to attend.
s. J. .T.l
Ten tables of pinochle were at
I dersor
Chris
llcrtsch, Mrs. AVlUlum aiull-
.,' '. -' V 1
ATf Y PO.YA ROTi THOSR KS V ' '
. " i AVhitcman and His Orchestra
ME TOO '
Whlteman and His Orchestra
THAT'S All' .O.IRfj
Weems Orchestra
SOMROVK IS IOSIX HI'SAIV
Philip Kpitalny Orchestra
Fo Trot
Fox Trot
Fox Trot
Fox Trot
CARR'S
MINERVA SAYS:
TIm Hl Ci-otss Ani-T(nne
black klit tongiieless oxfcinl
we Imvn lit stock Is one of
the ,mot comfoi table fitting
shoes to the fmt on the
market. This oxfonl enrrie
An all-lcnlhcr I -y, heel, rub
Imt top lift. fombinnllMti
narrow Ijcel s't. Thb lme
fits Hie fKit all over. Coiu
forl, style, and thinibllity
three imiIiiIs to roiLlder.
Other styles In palenl nml
brown cnlf.
When yon wear (! Ci-oss
kIiom you lave Hie cecum of
good sImh'S.
The B00TERY
Throughout the Northwest
Vault Entombment
HEAT VALUE
When you buy your
coal, look the differ
ent kinds over and
select the best. We
know that you will
decide on KNIGHT'S
Spring Canyon as be
ing the one that will
give you heat value
for the money spent.
ORDER NOW and
try out this wonder
ful coal.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
Quick Service.
' now
closely ,
available
jr
The Cost of
Cremation
is only
$45
They oris
Incomparably
theBetterWays
PROGRESSIVE people in
the Northwest no longer are
compelled to follow .the crude
methods of .n outworn .age.
The reverent, cleanly and proteded
rest offered by the beautiful Co(um
bariums of the Portland Crematorium
and Mausoleum is now available.
Your own funeral director can make the
arrangements and explain fully (he "In
com parably Better Wayj." Write or
our brochure which carriea view of our
magnificent grounds and building.
Portland
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Tflaiisoleum
PORTLAND OREGON
CremaUonlfaidtEritowlment
VOTE THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET
' "FOR HARMONIOUS AND
CONSTRUCTIVE GOVERNMENT
For United States Senator
15 FREDERICK STEIWER,
v of Umatilla County
For Representative in Congress., 2nd Disk
; 17 . N. J. SINN0TT,
of W.asco County
For Governor
18 I. L. PATTERSON,
of Polk -County
For Judge of Circuit Court, 10th Judicial Disk
80 J. W. KNOWLES,
of Union County
For Joint Senator, Morrow, Umatilla, Union
Counties
31 FRED E. KIDDLE,
of Union County
For Joint Senator, Union, Wallowa Counties
33 .COLON R. EBERHARD,
of Union County
For Representative, 25th District
37 H. H. WEATHERSPOON,
of Union County
For County Judge
88 U. G. COUCH
For County Commissioner
40 W. R. LEDBETTER
Fred E. Kiddle
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
Joint Senator
, t'.VION, UMATILLA, .MOItHOW rTolllition
, Horn and niiwil In 1'nion f'onnly Kilurnlr.l
, At .IttiivrHity of 4roRfin. Krvel twenty nimilh
.In the line World War. fnurtepn monthi nvpr-
an. Hpied orKalilxp I lie Amerk-itn lKlon,
and nrrvml n Hlate ('iiiiimiindRr in l!ii'3-24.
Actively enfeagpd In flour maniirntrttirltiK and
Krnln liulnea in I'nlun ronnty.
Political Advertlmment pnlfl by 1'nlnn fonnly Itipilllrnn Ten
' tral Ciimmittre, J. II. I'pare, I'hairman.
. .;; ' all new and desirable , . ' ; .
AND MtLLfNERY mll ' :
Women's
Safety
.from loss of charm under '
trying hygienic conditions
secure th's way. True pre .
. tection discards like tissue
SCORES of women's disor
ders ate largply traced to
day to old-time "sanitary
pads," inserur.- and unsanitary.
Eight in 10 better-class women
May employ "KOTE:."
Wear lightest gowns and
frocks without a second
thought, any day, anywhere.
S Discards as easily :s a
piece of tissue. No laundry.
Five times as absorbent as
ordinary cotton padsl
Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear
of offending. ' .
You get it at any drug or
department store simply by
saying, 'IKOTEX." No em
barrassment. ?,
. .r. Jm (fairiioss '-1o tyonrself;i itry
this new way. Costs' .only a'
few cents. Twelve in a package.
k of ex
No laundry discard like tissue
new
WASHER
on view
; Washes and dries at the
same time JSot a drop
of water to lift or carry
f 1 1HE new Easy 'Washer -r-.the itiost
. , X lamping developrpent ever -made jn
washing .clothes, is .here. The small .tub
' dries a .whole batch of clothes--ten single
;' " ' sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the
. large tub .washes a second batch. Twenty
i , ; sheets handled at once your washing dftno
,; , : i half the time with half the wqrk. No
, Water to Jift or carry j not a. drop .of water
, . wasted. The JEasy evefn ' efnprtes itself"1
....... when you are through' washing. Let us do '
Mi a week's .washing free in your own home.
. , No cost or obligation. Phone today. '
' KA8r TERMS .
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO,
AlwnyR nt Vonr RkitW
lOK i)VRR OITR WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS
WHEN YOU ORDER
FROM YOUR GROCER
:" Say :
MC WILLIAMS'
in!
The Most Economical Food You Buy
Mad? in La Grande
" By
LA GRANDE BAKERY
K. J. McWILUAMS, Prop.
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