Saturday, November 0, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society News
Educational Day
Is Observed by
f P. E. 0. Chapter
Educational day for Cliapttr I,
of ! K. O., was observed yester
day, and an inUH-sttn.T pt-otrraiii
wua givt n hy -Mrs. Hunt!, BrowwIJ,
of Klfftn. "who Te o iuemlwr ot
tie chapter.
Mrs. Btownell first read a paper
on the educational fund of P. K. O.
after whteh she told of the strun
& women have had to gain ad
rtilttunee to (she higher college.
Most of her talk was of her own
rtxperlencea or experiences of peo
ple she has jtnown, and was given
almost entirety from memory.
Mra It. I.. Shoemaker, a;iothi
iemler of the chapter from Kl-'i
gin, was unahte to attend the,
iheetlng, "befd at the home of MK
?. K. eeitt -
. The rooms, . were decorated In
tjie ctuh colors; yellow and while.
I'.uncheon was served hy the hos
ttses. Mrs. lts and Mrs. Wythel
Slokland. '
r -
r With their guurdlan, Mrs. A. V.
tlndfrren, present for the first
tjme -for about six weeks, mem--Iwrn
of the, Hoangetaha campflre
Irl group met at the high school
ifter school Thursilay afternoon.
Srs. lindgrcn has been out of
town, ' '
During the meeting plans were
rmuie for a ceremonial at the next
irteetlng 'when three new girls wll!
lie brought Into the chapter. Th?
presttnt members ill also receive!
honors at this meeting, which;
will be at the home of -the ass.i.
tent guard tun, Mrs. George H.
lilrnle, next Wednesday. .
AH of the members of the
group were present with the e;
caption of one. Miss Mildred Hrad
shiiw, who was ill.
it Plans for making money for
fhristmas were discussed, fruit
rjuke sales and fancy work, sal
lining some of the ideas tatke.l
about. I '
Miss Lois Nelson
f Gives Dinner Party
ft Miss Ixts Nelson, daughter cf
sir. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson, wm'
hostess to 2 of her friends' last
Mining at a dinner party at the
Ife'MAn home on edar 'street.
The guests were seated at five
fetnali tables, appointed In pink
apd white. Hoses were the flowers
Used.
n IMnner at fi:3 o'clock was fol-
wed hy games.
4 Several prises were awarded,.!
the girts' prize going to Miss Mur-i
jbrie Heynoids and the priw
jations the hoys to George Baker. ;
Taints Trllltun Ashhy received con-'
f lotion, , '
?' Mrs. Kugene Millerlng enter
fcatned. a dozen little boys -and;
MriH," four' ond five years of age,
SThursilay .afternoon honoring be
little son. Grant's, fourth birth
tiny anniversary. 1
The children enjoyed games for
lib'out an hour before they were
treated at a tattle, decorated In a
iluk and yellow color srhem.
Whore refreshments were served.
At Mrthday rake- with four, lighted
randies served as a centerpiece.
The cake harmonieed with the nut
puns and candies. J.Utle hats as
Minerva
Says
We have f"' ni-w rotors
In SpuiHrx giisi'mitMit m
kf Hcltclil laillrs' Silk Hi"
Ifry I.U.
Alfa a iH-avlcr anil hi'tlil
grade for $1.50,
A fvvt pair only of Oiif
fon In (he HI .23 Brade In
vUtse al 7.V".
We cavvy Compacts, Hull
Ion I'wls and Callous lals
llwl tirinn w Ncm-Sllps '
slippers dial are loo looe
In tlie lieel.
Polishing- outfits and all
ioIo: or Slio? (luiwr. i"
Krte si'veinl kind.
)h. jesl We have lr.
Sc-linll's Tool Soap, iki you
ever use mkJi a tltuis?
The BOOTERY
Vhrre Yon ict Pretty Sinn
For Utile .MiHiey.
Pay cash and you'll never
owe anybody.
Glass Oven
Ware Pie Plates
in Frames $1.25
Special On
ALARM CLOCK
98
Also higher priced
Clocks
F.L. LILLY
HARDWARE
Phone Bf!a
favors, with unlmal pictures on
them, were given the children.
A grab bag of toys wus also
enjoyed. -
After the children had pre
sented the honor guest with many
gifts they departed for their
homes at about 6 o'clock.
Airs. Jay Mtilertug ass luted Mrs,
Kugene Millerlng In serving.
The children present were Iar
lene. Fronds, Lucille, J.a Veda and
Grunt Miilertng, la Wanna Kceti,
Gerald Mattoon. Margaret Todd,
Aimejta Turn. Marian t'hauaseaml
Harry and Hetty . May iiaaieis.
In honor of her twelfth birth
day anniversary litti Miss Jen
Krench entertained IS friends at
a birthday party front 4 until u
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I). Krench.
'Games were , enjoyed by the IS
boys and girls for more than an
hour. Then they weru stated
around a iecorated table and the
young hoMless' mot iter st-rved ie
freshments, ..
Junior Club at
JBridge Luncheon
Mrs. Hay Price was hostess to
the members of the Junior llridgo
club at a luncheon at 1:1& o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Tiffin.
After luncheon the guests weie
taken to Mrs. Price's apartment
in the now Holey huiidittg, wher
three tables of bridge were u
play during the remainder of the
afternoon.
Mrs. ixster Btodilurd made high
score among the club members
and the guest prist! went to Mo
Melvin 1 .arson.
The rooms were decorated with
bouquets of chrysanthemum!,
which were also used on the
luncheon tables,
Members of the Thursday Bridge
club were entertained Thursday
afternoon when Mrs. t J, Kden
bolm was hostess. After lunch
eon at 1 o'clock, three tables of
bridge were the diversion, with
Mrs, W. ( I'Yumun winning high
boo re.
The rooms and luncheon table
were decorated in ua orange and
black color scheme, many bou
quets of the season's flowers be
ing used.
Home Department
Preparing: Quilt
Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry and Mrs.
W. K. Buchanan were hostesses
to the members of the home de
partment of the Hirst Presbyter
ian church yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Buchanan on
N avenue. 'j
Ktxteeii womt'u ,,,wf;r .pi-eseijiJ
and a short business meeting was.,
held during the early part of tlu'l
afjernoon, presided over by Mrfl.
A. B. Anderson, president.
A part of the time was spent
working on a quilt for the home
box. '
1 u ring t he program hour M inn
Myrtle Wilcox and Miss Gruf-e
Gelhel sung a duet.
The hostesses served refresh
mejils before adjournment.
"
The Alice! indies' Aid society
met at the home of Mrs. Walter
rtic,hards Thursday afternoon with
Si women present. The .devo
tions) service was led by Mrs.
Itlchards, followed by . a short
business meeting, conducted by
Mrs. Kverett Wullsinger, presi
dent, i
During the program hour the
women's quartet, composed of -Miss
Mumie Woodell, Mrs, James Moss,
Mrs. Ida Moats and Miss Tillle
Hug, gave several numbers; and
Mrs. Bay Fuller sang two solos,
accompanied by Mrs. K. 1. Jaspe-,
violinist, and Mrs. Will Alter, !
pianist.
At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Howell,
Mrs. John Hamann. Mrs. Taylo.
Mrs. farter and Mrs. Italph h
nnult. Announcements
Mrs. J. K. O'Connell will h.i
hostfRH to the Monday 11rllRecltth
at 1:16 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Tho Westminster society will I
meet with Aim. Ken Hurrfe, 15:0 j
AI avenue Monday evening. Air, j
A. V. Llndjrren will have charge j
of the ml salon study. Miss Mahel
Doty will give a group of nmsl-j
cal rdlnKS.
An Armistice day meetinir nt
'JlcGreafest
Cfalesman
Light attracts trade u surely
a a magnet drawt steel. More
than thit it it a itar saleiman
' -never idle-never fatigued
slwayi lelhng goods.
eAi fist
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
we are qualified to plan a
lighting initallation to fit roui
store ...HmuTtdtf ' f
H. & S. Electric Co.
Hommrr Hotel llid,
Mannish Handle
This amber Calaiith hfltwlia of an
umbrella matla ot four bunds of
la swa anS beige comes from Paris,
the fmrsomiire has let;n planned
tiy tho J.uiieji' AM society of tile
l.utiieian . ehurt;lt.. for Thursday,
Nov. II.
The Youiig Women's Kduea
tloiml auxiliary will m,t nxt
Tuesduy at the Methodist Eplseo
pul ehureh iHtsentent t S o'eioek.
Mrs. H. llixon Is eh:ilrm:m ill
charge of Ihe prosram. The siki
Jeet I "Tliaiiksnivlng l-'estivai."
Legion Cupboard
Now on Display
The American Region auxiliary
jhus a cupboard filled with appetlz-
Insr canned fruit, jejly and jam on
display In the show window of the
W. H. liohnenkamp pompany
whieh' Is to he. Riven away at 7:30
p. m.t Iee; 4 at the office of the
(.I,a Grande Printing- company.
Money derived from this will he
added to the American Legion
convention fund. -
Headlines you never see; "Mus
solini f'reates Score of Jobs to
Help Him tloern.,E-
MEN AND WOMEN -
OOXT DRIVS A CAlt OB RIDE IX OKE UM-KSS YOB HATE
OXE OF Otrii SPKCIAIj AUTOMOBILE; ACC1DKSTT POMCIES
ONLY $6M PER YEAR ;
gijv rorR foijKt before the wreck '
Wo fan also NOW write your automobile insurance At a low
er rat tliatt you arc jiaylng.
rsiTEO UNDERWHITERS, IXC ' - '
Ifonte Office, Portland, Oregon,
PYRAMID LAND CO., Local Agent
I j i -
Have you been hearing the Tinkle of Belis
lately? The sound hasn't been loud. It seems
to he quite a distance away in fact, it is a
little over a month away to be exact
It's Christmas Bells you've been hearing
dim, but surely coming this way. In a week or
so you are going to look around and think of
buying Christmas presents. ,
We have made a siecial effort to anticipate
your wants and here you will find the finest
and largest stock of jewelry in Eastern Oregon
awaiting .your selection.
Our stock has been selected with the great
est care, as it has always been the policy of
this Store to handle the finest only Jewelry
that we fully guarantee .to give you a lifetime
of service. ...
YOU WILL FIND HERE
The Famous
Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Howard
Toilet Sets and Silverware
In Sterling
The Newest Things in
BRACELETS, COMPACTS, BEADED BAGS,
STONE SET NECKLACES And :.
. NOVELTY RINGS
Look for the New Things in our Windows.
SIEGRIST&CO.
The Largest Jewelry Store In
Eastern Oregon.
Queen Marie Is " .
Again Guest of
United OlHteS
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r-r-.N mki. b i it a in. r.n;
Route Id 8eUle, Nov. H (AI'l.-
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i nnea mam toaay ronnnem cookies, aiilk ta
(the brraeh between Ramuei rlt,ilrQ1 ""oo"" WW. ..
iher boat on the far western Ian1 JJINXKU T1 t of aols with tar.
jof her tour; and Major Wanley
Washburn, her special aide, woald
Hie healed today by the aame
imenta that she believed caused It.
inenoknip ana, loyally to nr. I-
Altliough Starle plana to take' Muko or flounder is cut Into fll-
no pahlie nottee ' of the dispute Jeis to nttEke iiiu fillet of ole u.
over preBent 'control of her truv-"tlyaerved tn this eountry. mi
Is. a" spokesman for "the queen
Indicated that she expected - the
situation la be-Improved when the
royal trsin bitty AeutU tonight
for the eflgt. . . , :
The solution' is thought to Ho
In ihe expectod departure of M'. j
Htii at Meattie n reienfioo 01
Major Washburn as aide. The ma
jor has agreed to remain with
the party, at Marie's request, bat
Hill lias given no Indication whvst
he wilt leave.' ,
Marie renrets that the two men,
both her friends of world war
days and both noxious .to make
her tour a success, have been un
able, to pull- tonnher. . . ,
Black and Red in
Favor in Germany
llj- tlie AameSated Tress
Hlaek and red are the. "fashion-".
mhle" colors for tills winter In Ger
many, textile firms report. Ilea
mixed with a little blue Is regarded
as; espeeially. "nifty." fliue as-
ground color has almost gono out
of esiatence. , ... ."
SHXTISG POT J.V RltOIS
Styles in slippers Been about
New York were never more varied.
They are made from almost any
material or leather velvet In light
shades, brocade, metal cloth, ami
i-eptiie skins. The heels of even-
Ins slippers are works of art. Brti-
ilant colored leather Inserts odd
variety. Rome' of these gorgeous
heels lliev look as tbouitli they
belonged- In the. window of
Gruen Watch
Sister Mary Saysj
real cooked wltl)Wa.lilncrai.
.rrenrn toaM, peaelt tart orng
I aiarmauutc , taltk, cotfee.
, ,Til, A ,..,
(joiiiiofn .ivi$ 'rsaiu jmute.
Whole wheat lituffiits. kuejIs hiqh-. ;
tiir nauee, ereamed jiolatoea, haah-
e buttered Ueela, folded fruit
. wn,
snipes, num. com-.., relies ontal,, lf nKV!uarr. Qne.half tea
'
-J
yR'fl-
j
shop cost &n mach us
that kitchen rush
Quick Quaker
cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
.'T7OR iiarried nioiiiers, there Is fid
JP breakfast Uiat comoafes witli
Quick Quaker. It's faster than piaiai
ioast. .
j Ko breakfast rash, so fuss, sd
Piolber. j
j Providct the eclien1j bajsncetl
Ibreaklast ration of prottrin; carbo4
9iydraies and viiammrs plus lh&
l"buik" to make laxatives lest ofltot
f eeded Ihat doctors urge for every
(one today. . . ;
1 Ail tiie rich 0uakr flavor is therej
fl'ots will like il, j1
Yoor grocer iias Quick Quaker J
r lio Quaker Qati as you have alwaysi
Known uiein.
; Quick Quaker!
Learn the "style" issed'by Hat!a
Records and Player Hail Art
lts( Sheet Miiste lRoentrators
Danes find VsudeviJie Planlsiftt
Theater and Organists
Unwitten music wlH hicr;iKf
your notmlaiisy.;, Taught aiily ai
TVATKHMAX 3IAXO SCHOOL
Phtme 6S-W. Adams
To render sh
most depeadahl
ftDtl courteou
service
To the greatest
possible number
of peopte
At thft Jowet cost
Gusslsient with
fair wages to the
labor and capital
esiptoyed
Giving- end
desrlB fair
treatment
thorn
To be a. factor
In pimild.asE
thlscommusUjr
Is the objective
of tbla compaa. 1
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Eastern Oregon Light &
l. aa fcltah fteh but ()' fl rot I rpolied fair oih and ! row yoi
'of floumlfr -M o.ljr rinb j ) MaitlTr., . rt I' r !
VnciKrit' ijujitiu t? . m jdreartiMt In iwt JlU" tho Jwaacs
our aw fth Bil flt it hy thli5 Ihorouithly Swfore atidtnir 10
j The rale for tartar aaac ta irtven
Jin resjons lo reouwrt,
1 :.( ft , Tmme trnmri , : j
Ont ran nun'onram-. mlrte-:
sitoou laraeoB Tlnemtr,
y teaspoon
; Kreiieh
xttu4lar4, 1 ,tablejoon
eaisera, 1 tn)ileioon
nrineed
Lljnwd
.,.j .
injured oiivea. i lnlleioo mtneed
l,M!.umtMT
s,hlv,,g
' ideklea, I tahteajtoon
0nion mn h bIHted for
japoon powdered taragon ran belslned eajieeialiy as. a I.,
jud jn piae of the truiron vine-j for a dliimoiid hiooels which :
safl jmy preferred mwyonnatae uata to clasp ft narrow cwtmr tt;
i(.an fa, 1Ilv.,i the rule with hard of while ermine. Stome tii-.ns
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SPECIAL RELEASE
Jack Smith's latest record
"Baby Face" and "I'm On My Way Heme"
CARR'S
Frequent Cleaning and Pressing .
lengthens the life of your suit and gives
it that new appearance by retaining its
proper ' sliapel
Try Our Rough Dry Laundry
Service during the cold weather. ,
STANDARD LAUNDRY
Phone MAIN 50 ' '.
This Is the House
No stumbling up dark steps and
no lighting of matches to find the
number; no fumbling for the door
bell AT THIS HOUSE. .
" The host was thoughtful and con
siderate. The poreh light was burn
ing, sending forth a genuine wel
come, Tli east of thin thmishtfulness and ronsltlpriillon Is bnt
Utile. To liurn a. 55-wait tamp on your joreh marts' four
his; ewl a isny. ?
A light all night for two cents,
tnr He bill s th nwHirl
i.'.i
j ) rhivea or onion ! nm-!im.
oinllled If Ihe finvsr ttt otK fi:
aisle and 1 $ hicd f rewh cucuttifi
and horaeradli? ean iie art.d
S Uked. In this event the d;Evt's ui
! onion flavor afcoyld nst l?e aert
J ('opyrtgM, NBA Sr1r
) ' ' "' '
tuti.HS m ikiom:s
May AMtaon, movie
! ww ptetare, tfears n .n'os
- ! gown of lmie biark rhiffon.
;
. Ilfm In 11 family
Power Co.
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SILK and ' WOOL
- HOSE
1.25 2.25 ' -il
In fti.y tan (' mauve,
rr ; c, roast, . pareh
i L't t. paia imd com
Mcatlons of beaver and
tan. ; ' ";
PVTMAN'S
"Isrosrfi a poseurs again OS a. jeown
jr M;si'k ?affet:t, msilft TeUh
itiOMee resist et-to fall low: oyer
tlx; arm ith a band of brilliants
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KNIGHT J
Spring Canyon Coal
CLEANER ,;
HARDER -,
V .HOTTER
It teilds fire longer,
YAN PETTEN
LUBIBERC0.
Phone Main 732
Quick Service. .
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