La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 29, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'I 'I . Mr ... Friday, Octofer 29. 1926. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee Three hi News Clio Club Meets " AtReuterHome in Bridge Party Thirty-two persona, member and frtands of the Clio club, wrrs entertained last evening when Mr." and Mrs. Walter ,H. Heutor 'wear' hose and hostess, at their new liome on Klrnt street. V : - Eltfht tables of bridge, were at' pluy during the evening with Mrs. J.ee Houvy winning high scorV tnnong the women club member, and the men's prlzo going: to f'husi! ttohnonktimp. Mrs. TV iAppleby received the women's, Kuest pfrlzo und the guest prlre; iimoiiB the men went to Mr. Ap-' jleby. y . f Luncheon was served after the fumes. . ' ' I Mis. C." S. Moore was hostess l0f ho Alpha club yesterday- after boon at her home on Spring street nt 1 o'cloek luncheon... A. bouquet of pink and white chrysantiic-c jiiums served as-a centerpiece lor ih is table, where covers vere: laid. r io. . . : : . . .. 5 5 Ioiir lumen or Li rider: wi'rw lifter luncheon, with Mm Reynolds winning . the t-lub prize.;. (The guest prize. wciitM Ho Mrs. K. L. Ralston. i 4'hurles 1 Mrs. Walter H. . Guild enter- gained at luncheon at l:t& o'clock yesterday afternoon at her noma inn O avenue, with rii embers of the Lucky Thirteen club. 'as ,' h?r Quests. Yellow and . black, Hui. lowe'en colors, were used ln th'rf '(h coi utlons. chrysanthemums serv ing as a centerpiece, , :,; ; After luncheon three tables of brldgu were enjoyed. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nash and! Mr. and Mrs; Blake Shields en- tt-rtaincd the Valencia Brluge clulx at the latter's home on 'Cedar, feireet last night. . The, rooms wer, decorated in accordance with tlu Hallowe'en season, the same .'ef fect being carried out In-the. two course luncheon. ; ,-, V i Kour tables were . at play wl'h 'v first honors going to Mrs. Kven'trV cQffn und Al Herman -and con-v solution to Mrs. Carl lallaa and Ray Ledbcttcr.' Mrs. Harold Lyman, at the pi ano, was , accompanied by Mr. Dallas, on the guitar, In u short musical program. Club Studying .... Life of Queen The Parkdale club met Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mm. : K. K. Hughes with Mrs. Ethel, Kynearson and Mrs. Minnie -Lu-j pher as assistant hoctesses. After j the business session, presided over , by Mrs. Charles Gump, president the commltU-es In churge. The of the club, the . armory bill undj women's coiuinitteo consisted of me county uurary movumeni wen; discussed. same form wus followed yestcr day. Visiting and fancy work occu pled the ufteruoon, followed by a luncheon served" by a few of the 20 women present. Tlu regular Joint meeting of the Mnccubee lodge and the Blue Mountuin Hive of Lady Macubees v.ur held last evening In the bun qift room of the Angles' hall. A short business sessiuu wus he I i by the women, presided over bv Mrs. iutsy Nelson, commander oi' the hive. ; About 20 guests joined a Ilk" number of members utter the business hour and the remainder of the evening whs enjoyed dune int. Ucfrcshmcnts were sened by During the program ' hour the life of Queen Marie, who is visit ing America now, was studied. Several visitors were present for the meeting besides the 25 club members. . The guests Included Mrs. Love, Mrs. Tom Williamson. Mrs. Pain Williamson. Mrs. Huff man; Mrs. Will Condlt, Mrs." De? Duvls . and - Mrs. ' Clyde Davis. A social hour and refreshments followed the program. The lust meeting of the club was lield nt the' home of Mrs. Krcd Hennlng, and the business session was presided over by Mrs. Alma Carrol and Mrs. Alice Stand ley In the absence of the president and secretary. Mrs. Andiews, Mrs. Anson and Mrs. Williams, end the members of the men's committee were It. B. Hollenbeck, C. K. Sting and Mr. Anson. Announcements The Womnn's Hulli'f Corps No. 37 will mwt In regular business session Monday ufternoon lit 2:iiu o'clock ut the K. V. hall. ? The primary department of the Baptist Sunday school will be en tertained at u Hallowe'en party tomorrow afternoon In the church basement. All children of the department are Invited to attend. The World Wide Guild of til. Members, of the N. H. Tt. club were entertained at a nauowee... uiur mommy iim'inin nartv yesterday afternoon at home' of Mrs. Boyd Pldcock. Orange and black was the colo. scheme, used about the rooms, pumpkins, black cats und other Hallowe'en symbols being used. ; Three tables of bridge were nt play with Mrs. H. H. Smith win ning high score. Mrs. Clyde Davis received the second prize. .After the card games luncheon wiu served by the hostess. i -.-The -club will meet next week, at the home of Mrs. Krnest Wai-I doti. ' ' , tomorrow nlpiit at the home of Miss Hazel Hector. After the guild meeting there will be a Hallowe'en party. ...: The children of the primary de partment of Presbyterian Sunday school will 'be entertained at a Hallowe'en r.arty tomorrow after noon from 'I:'Mt until 4:31) o'clock in the church basement Minerva Says The shoes Unit slay on when,' theater IIRIUs. go off. How. often .1 a woman wc-I-timii'S .the soinl-dsiknesK tit the theater , as' a Hianee slip shoes off aching few! Hut w hen kIkj M wcarinff the. Reil Crow Slsifs. she lias no . need to wish . for dimmed ' lUrhts, for this shoe, fits so 'lieiM-etly that even the mW', tender foot need never Issue any complaint.' : The B00TERY Is Sole Airciit Vuv :li ' lti:i citoss shoi:s ;' Mr. and Mrs. Kred H. Mornion entertained the; nurses of the Grande Itondo hospitul and their escorts at; an old-fashioned Hal lowe'en parly last evening at their liome bcre. The 20 guests enjoyed chlldhooJ games and jokes. Hallowe'en fav ors also added to the merriment of the evening. At 11:30 o'clock lunch was served. Sister Mary Says: In your garden and there's dnngor of frost before they can ripen, try a green tomato pie. It's amus ingly good. (SrcM'ii Tomato Vk Three cups sliced green tomjn toes, 1 cups granulated sugar, 1 lemon, M teaspoon salt, 2 table spoons butter, 1 tablespoon flour, teaspoon cinnamon, tea spoon nutmeg, plain pastry. Line a pie pan with pastry. Mix and sift sugar and flour. Sprinkle half the mlxturo over lower crust. Add tomatoes cut In slices, sprlnklo with remninlng sugar. Pour over juice and grated rind of lemon. Sprinkle with spices und salt and dot with bits of butter. Put on OFFICE CAT TMAOI NMD nig. & Junius You don't have to bo an accom plished musician to pluy on your neighbor's nerves. She was so dumb she thought garter snakes were 'found on the limbs of trees. . One limn has IcanhnI . how to top crust and bako 40 minutes in open a milk bottle without Mpilrt a hot oven. . Tho heat should bojjnjr errant all ovrr his vest. . lie reduced after the first 10 minutes . Uivps tho iMrtile on tho floor!. of baking. Keep In mind that It takes 1 cups of flour to make one, plo with two crusts. (Copyright, 1920, NI3A Service, Inc). "ALL ABOVT MAHS" In purls of Persia tho father sells his daughter In marriage, the price, being loo sheep. In Am erica all he gets is your gout, . Tightwad (after. dining): Here's LONDON Here's tho straight brund-new dimo for yourseir, my dope on Mars, sent by his lady 'dear. friend there to one Dr. Robinson, I Waitress (sweeily ironical): tolepathist, In reponso to a radio ' Oodles, of thanks, kind sir! But message he paid 72 cents to trans- you don't look u bit like your mlt: "Tho Martians are over seven feet tall and have nlmond eyes; they use tobacco and tea; und their speedy automobiles hop, skip and Jump.' Mushrooms grown In century-old caves along the bunks of the Mis sissippi river at St. Paul, make that city one of the greatest mushroom producers in the united States. pictures, Mr. ltockel'eller. Some ntcit Join lodges out of lovo for ibelr fellow men, others to oMabllsh an alibi. "What would you do If I wore to UIhs you?" ' Gladys "I'm a. woman of,, few words," B1U;AKKAST Orange juice, ce real, thin cream, corn ; griddle cakes,, sirup, . crisp broiled bacon, milk, coffee. ; LUNCH HON Mock club sund I wich, celery, peach .cottugo. pud diiiK", milk, tea. f . lilNNUU Hum. baited -In cider, sleum brown rice, slewed okra, en dive with .French dressing, green tomato ple bran bread, milk, cof fee. ' .' ' Hrown or 'unpolished rlco is pre fernbln to the nnllsh eriiln wn us- Be Entertained! tm,ly nl,M', I'o't'"? removes most of the mineral matter, leuv- ,, ling the grain mostly starch. Pol- St. Peter's Kjdscopal Aid society! islied rice Is white- but not shiny, met Wednesday afternoon at the Tho shine .is achieved , by a coat homo of Mrs.. O. N. Turkington ; ing of talc and glucose. This with a large attendance. Articles coating wuslies off, -of course, when Cove Guild to TOMORROW Thor Washers $113.00 Tomorrow Only Get one for that washing. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams At. "ETerjtlilni Electric!" fotvthebn?.iS'r fo-belleld Dec. 4 were worked on dining tho eany part of ,1110 afternoon. Plans were made for a soelr.l meeting Nov. 10 at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Barron, when the members of the society will be hostesses to the Cove Ladies' guild. Arrangements are Ijel'.lB made for 24 guests. ".'lve hun dred" will be the principal fea ture. : A committee was also nppolm ed to make arrangements to serve dinner to the Washington ciuh ut their November meeting. Mis. '. C, ' Hull is chuliiiian of the com mittee. A social hour was enjoyed be fore adjournment, when the hos tess assisted by Mrs. C. C. Hull served refreshments. ... . The La; Grande Kruternal ( .1., nt. l-ltin-les entertained lT-'i guests, llioinhers of the lodge an 1 their families,' at dinner at 7 o'clock Inst evening at Hughs' ball. After dinner cards were pluye l and later In the evening the time was spent dancing. The Women of Woodcraft put on a short play I during the evening and Mil nil Webb anu mini .mixum- i..... several songs and danced, accoiii-l panled by Miss Marian Harris ai the piano. These dinners ure given once each month for Hagles and their families. ... Members of Oliver P. Morto.i Relief Corps No. 37 surprised an other of the older corps members, who is unable to attend the regu lar lodge meetings, yesterday af ternoon when they called on Mrs. N. K. Hradshaw at her home on Cove avenue. Social gatherings of this kind have been held at the homes or many of the older members dii'-- ('Ing the past few months und the the rice is washed for cooking. If green tomatoes are plentiful Fred E. Kiddle of Island City, for Joint Senator, Union, Umatilla and Morrow Counties. t "A Union County Man" . "He is entitled to the support of every voter who knows him." "He is a young man of education, ability and vision." "He has no pet measures and is the candi date of no faction." ; . We ask your assistance, in sending him to tho ' ' State Senate. Ill MAN WOllTII H C'KNTS MONTUBAL Chemically, you aro worth only 1)8 cents, the drug store value of tho lime, sugar.. Iron and water that you am. jimdujOt. l.lfo Insurunce compntes ' 'injiku your economic vulue,$ft,too... The 4,Sis.l)2, Dr. Allen Craig.' of Chi cago, told thu American 'collego' of Hurgeons, Is tho valtfo'of. th6p'itit witlitn you. . -. ; '; .'. Tim height ot civlll!atlon,.ls rep resented by thinking the sunset ts us beautiful us A picture.'. New Beauty Cream Now the Fashion You will be enthusiastic over a new French Procesa, Cream for whitening and beautifying the akin. It is so pure antldifferentfromother creams. Women, say they see 'a great improvement in their complexions after the first appli catioiC If you want smoother, brighter and younger akin, use MELLO-GLO" ("renin. It's vonderf ul'. Glass Drugs, Inc. i .';.'-. Adv. SILK VNDERTHINGS Silk Gowns - Silk Negligees : ' Silk Chemises -Silk Combinations - Silk Bandeau Sets f if Very moderately priced. ' SPECIAL RELEASE " r ulJack Smith's latest ecord . "Baby Face" and "I'm On My Way Home" :,!r &m CAR&S AT THE GREENHOUSE A Sunday, Oct.i Sl ' 2-4:30 p. nt. ; - -' ,".r.r '' ' " 'tv.'-i-v-:' i-V. . Come and see ypur if lowers, wKere;''tHgypw.; Nothing Sold. . V 'No Orders Taken. : x CLARKS FLORISTS Phone Main 11 ... v Foley Hotel Mdg. L. A. Wright lierman Koeseh M. A. I'-if.gerald .1. 11.' Peine George T. ("'oehran Paid Adv., Kirk Wills 11. li. Andersen I.'. M. I van hoe a, t. inn .Inliiea Y. Walnuill A. J. Htangu Veterans Kliiille-for-Sehator u; . ...'Ii,.) We should charge a premium " for this greater gasoline but 1 it costs you the. same as others J) DR. H. LEO TAYLOR Chautauqua Lecturer, Noted Pulpit and Platform Orator Will speak at Union Service in METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday, Oct. 31 . 7:30 o'clock Give chautauqua lecture on "Give the Boy a Chance." t ... No admission charge. Public invited. M0TO-CRAT ( Here's what you get from this greater motor fuel- A noticeable increase in power and pick-up both winter and summer Less carbon deposit No crank-case dilution A noticeable increase in gas-miles No fuel knocks No pitted vakes or fouled spark plugs Loxver transportation cost Here's why you get it Thisnewt'asoltneishijfit.'yfotaliebut perfectly balanced. Gas-miles have not been sacrificed to produce that in crease in power. Every drop vaporizes it burns clean, leaving no deposit to produce carbon. It contains no acids or sulphur to pit valves or foul spark plugs. Every General Independent Dealer is now pumping Gen eral "Moto-crat" Gasoline, It costs no more. Get yours today. . Drain your crank case and fill up with Parahasc. It's your insurance for as perfect a motor at the end of the run as at the beginning. For Fords use Para4rd. Cleanliness In Our Store We take great pride in the cleanliness of our, stores and ' in th&nianner in which we handle all food products. Realiz ing that tM Imith dryoir urld ydur fmWdWeridmuchbri ' the quality of food you serve we take this responsibility gladly and assure you that Stone's Cash Stores will never offer for sale any foods that are not fit for human consump tion. V " ' '. ..' ' ''oW 'v'r-V':;''' l;';;.: ' :, SAVING PRICES SATURDAY, OVTQBER 30 th ' ' " ": - n'i .in '" ' - '" ' FRESH EGGS, from 8 a. m. to 12:00 o'clock only 2 dozen 89c BUTTER, from 8 a. m. to 12:00o'clock only 2 pounds 89c BEANS RED MEXICAN Buy them at this saving .... 5 pounds 29c MINCEMEAT OESTS, Nothing Better .... 2 pounds 35c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Aged and Lasting 10 bars 39c CHEESE Full Cream Cheese per pound 29c PEET'S WASHING MACHINE SOAP, REGULAR 40c PACKAGE '. .:,:.,..;. , . 33c FLOUR. . :',,:... ,.;.,-.:. Sperry's Hard Wheat; White Down Brand, 49 lb. bag $1.98 SEGO MILK 6 Large Cans 55c 3 cans for 39c NAMED by the PUBLIC - Look for the Green and While Sign SOLD by INDEPENDENTS CORN Choice Standard, No. 2 can ., :.,..,, TOMATOES No. 2'L Tins Standard Tomatoes ... - 3 cans for 33c MARKET DAY RAISINS 4 pound package ,,,, .,..,; 39c LETTUCE . . . Choice Solid Heads Walla Walla Lettuce . . . each 5c COFFEE Stone's Package Coffee, 1 Pound 47c; 3 pounds $1.35 This coffee will give you entire satisfaction. Let us con vince you of this fact. v To all who appreciate cleanliness we especially invite you to visit our store.' - ( Phone Main 94 Next to Arcade Theater.