La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 08, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlonday, November B, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee Thrw r r. IMOCIEtYoNEWB azaars During . : Past Week Are "'; ' Well Attended ''The first of the tiaaaurs proci'il- Idk Mk' liolMny arasvn took piar last week one ut Honan hull, flvi'ij by the women "of HU Ptij-s (.plscopal guild, and the other ut bugles' hull.-oondurtcd by the v'"c Ions auxlllarli a of the Latter Day Hainta' church. '' . t 1 I.urge .crowds ntlcndfl both anh pructirally everything on exhibit lMis sold. " The bazaar given by St.' Peter'?! guild, ' Thursday ufternpon an.l tveulng, found eight booths :' ranged In Honan hull. Including d candy booth with Airs. p. I ,uriHon, Mrs. I.. K, Kluzel and tyi'H. H. H. Coliurn in charge: a fortune telling 'booth, where Mrs. Clyde It. f.lt told the iast, on-rent untl futui'e; a toy booth, in charge of Mrs, ,ee W'arnlck and Mrs.. I. I Knodgrass: an apron booth, presided over hy Mrs. 8. M. Wells and Mrs. - H. KusseM: ;l rountry store, In charge of Mrs,' Hubert Anderson; -pillow cai ootli. In churgc of Mrs. B. IV (.roue and Mrs. ltalley: advertla, ihg booth, In charge of Mrs. Homs Kfitop; a inlseelluneoiis .booth-. In charge of lira. J. 1). Slater nil (J: tho hunillierchlef booth and goow pond, in charge of. the girls of tin; Wayfarer's guild. Thp miscellaneous booth ' was probably, one of tho most attrac tive,; It was In the form of ij cherry -tree, from which cherries were picked with a number qn. the inside to correspond with each pacliuac. j , Mivny articles of sewing nivl' fancy work, besides homemaile candy, home funned fruit an! vegetables were ut the bnnur.j Mis. Oliver Itllcy wub general chairman In charge. j In the evening from 5:30 o'clock until 7:3". more than 200 persons were served at the chicken dln- nrir, which was under the manage-j llli-nl of Mrs. George T. fochran.j Mrs. lionnld I'aglie -ad charge of' I he licliet sale for. the dinner. 1 lancing wus enjoyed Inter in the: evening. , About & renllzed from thej bazaar will go into the guild's treasury. j The I.. 11. 8. bazaar, at Eagles' hull, Wednesday,' Thursday, and Mrs. Kvelyn Uosenlinum was gen eral, chairman In charge. The pro ceeds will go to pay for the ne.v piano recently Instullcd ut the tabernacle, and utmost enough How to Have I a Beautiful Skin You have wanted a skin food and twautifier that keeps the face yourj. There is a new French Process Cream. that will do this. It is so pure and dif- j ferent one application brings a change. It is.al)ed MELLO-GLO and every-' body says it is wonderful. GetMELLO SLQxem now and increaj your litmuiy, uiuhs Diuks, Inc. Adv. 1 Minerva Says Tfils cut shows the style In a ribbon tie. v myry Ibis In patent leather, it-p-tlle trim. Satin ami also the new cinnamon color for fall., Spike, he-el, ft lalnty trim iq, mntch. Also oilier styles In med ium mill low lietis. These are, Twcolie patl4'iiis Uint liHk no nice and sell so rea sonable. They all like these shoes. We don't keep these, we sell ( hem. i A few nice pal terns In ixld pair nl $1.05. We sell JpiM'i-s. The B00TERY Glass Oven Ware Pie Plates in Frames $1.25 Special On ALARM CLOCIC Also higher priced Clocks F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Phone Mala S3 A : money for that purposn was mail'.. Many urttenvs or sewlpr, fancy work' and quilt were pn Ulspluy, Including neve ml qtitlta, five com plex luytttt-a und punieious other tlllOKS. . Tho primary department was In rharyc or the cundy booth and Mm. (It'orge Htoddurd was clini mun; the young: women's depuct ment rniiiKed the apron and hand work dlapluy, of which Mrs. tieoi-ye J'l. 1-yniun wus ohulrmun, and Mrs. 1$. Kosenliuuni waschuti ipan of faneywork. tiulttp, pillows and rugs -for the relief society. The Bunduy school furnished a cafeteria booth, which' was in charge of Itohert Baxter, and iht dance, which closed the hftcaar on Priday night, was in charge of Holger M. 1 -arson. On Wednesday evening the re lic society presented three one act pluys as entertainment and on Thursriuy night Ihft young wom en's department gave three one act plays. A. large crowd was present both evenings. On Krlday l evelling 12 girls from Baker, and er director. .Mrs. Dave Stoddard, came, to 13 Grande and staged a one-act play, which wus follpwed by the dunco. The many bpoths und the hall was decorated to -conform with the name of the huanr, "The Harvest Kestlvnl;"' as nnnrly us potutltile. Jllack und gold were thn colors used. Work on the bamar to be h'M Nov. 14 wus continued Kridny u(- ter'noon when the Women's so ciety of the, '.Klrst Baptist chttryh mi t at the home pf Mrs. Jole on rteuond utreot. Mrs. Wlllium Kiiqde. prealdent of the society, premded over tin business meeting und ulso lead In Die devotional. Fifteen women wen present. Entertains Club Memberg at Bridge Memliers of the Valencia Bridge cluli wero entertulneil Yiday eve ning when Mr. and Mrs. Kveretl Kcown were host and hostess at their home on t) avenue. They were assisted by lr. and .Mrs. Huy Lednetter. h'our tables of bridge, were at play with Mrs. Curl lallas win ning high among the women play ers. The men's prlzo went to Kr nest Luiidry and tie consolation prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nash. l''ollowlng the games a two course luncheon wus enjoyed. The next meeting of the club I'rlduy. Nov. 19, will be at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Noan BUIfl on Ouk street. Mr. und Mrs. Harold Lyman entertained the members of the j, j. n. club Krlday evening at their home on W avenue. ! 'i-iie inonis were decorated for ..Inn In n enlnr sr'lutme Ofi yellow and white, bouquets of the season's flowers being used. A two-courso luncheon, carried out in the same colors, was serveilj following bridge. Mr. und Mrs. Al Herman won! bleb score und the consolation prize went to Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ollmore. The next meeting of the club will he at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones on Second street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mlllerlng en tertained about so friends at a hnrd-tlme party Krldny evening it their cabin on the Grande Honde river. Tho guests camo In cos tume appropriate for the occasion. The home was decorated In or ange and black colors. Card gumes were the diversion of the evening, with Otis Pnlnier winning the first prise. J. M. Dolun, second, and l. Q. Harvey, cousolntlon. A radio program was also o feature of tho evening, Luncheon was served hy the hostess, assist ed by Mis. Harvey, at a lHte hour. . . W. B. A. Officials Arrange Meeting- Sirs. Adelaide Packard, newly appointed district deputy of the Woman's Hem-fit association for this district. Is here toduy muking final arrangements for a booster meeting which will be held tomor row at tho Knights of Pythias hall, when a large class of cundl dutes is lo be initiuted. Mrs. Julia V. Ward, state com mander of the W. B. A., will ar rive here tomorrow morning, for the meeting. A school of instruction will be held in the afternoon, and in t lit evening, following dinner at 6:3" Glittering An evening bag In the new enveloixj nape is covered in iwails with' S modern drslcn In rhlnestones. I0UT OUR WAY i Vi ' :X--U ; - W ! ' MA BE FUNNN FOf? NOd, . ! - f POOH'.Vf ' HAviMOr HER SQOAWKJMCr .-!; I. PpOHl Y04 arookio MeRE M AA H - - its 3ost fe: : MA UVA! UOOV vmat ! ll- ' , 01 DM SY HM 3tBVICI. wc. j ' , . , .,,..-',.('., o'clock, . Inltitilion place. ' ' ' ! Mrs. Giles-Hurnden, Junior com mander, Avlll ' have her group of juniors present a program during the dinner hour or just follow- Ing It 1 About 20 members of Oliver P. Morton Itellef Corps No. 87 sur-. prised Mu. W. H. Murray, corps member, at her home ut 1316 W avenue Ifrlduy ufternoon, when they called upon her and spent the afternoon vinitlng and at nee dlework. The visitors brought luncheon with thorn, which wus served late In the ufternoon. Mrs. Murruy hns been unable to attend the piecllngs of the re lief corps for some, time 'because of a broken arm. She Is much better now und, will probably be able to . be . out ngutn before, lon-r. Members of the Wuyfnrers guil-1 of. St. Peter's .Kpiseopal church entertained -25 of their high school friends ; at a dancing party at Honan hull I'-rlduy night. Miisjc was furnished :by an -Orthophonle, owned by t'urr's. Punch wus served . during the evening by Hobci't Holmes. , I he patrons and patronesses were Mrs. l-'ri'd Currey, the lt"V. and un.l Mrs. Mrs. Oliver lllley und W. Allison. Mi- Announcements The Westminster society of the Presbyterian church will meet this eventnff at the home of Ajrs. Hen Banie. Ifilo M avenue.' Mrs. A. V. I.lndgrcn will lead in the mis sion study and Mies Mabel lloty will fflvc a musical reading. The Community Women's Hible class will meet tomorrow aft-r-noon ut 2:15 o'clock n the Neigh borhood club rooms. The sub ject will be "The Parable of the Seed Gro whip Secretly," ark 4: 26 to 20. Tim book discussion will he continued. St. Petcr'B Episcopal Build will mci't for a business session Tues day ufternoon ut 2 o'clock at Honnn hull. A report from the hiuuur will be fflven. The social club of the T.ndies Few Women Still use old hygienic methods. Charming freshness, true protec tion, this new way .. . discards like tissue TO help women meet every day unhandicapped is the object of a new hygiene. A way that ends the hazards of the old-time "sanitary pad," that ends the embarrassment of disposal. Eight in 10 better-class women today employ "KOTEX." Wear lightest gowns and frocks without a second thought, any day, anywhere. Five times as absorbent as ordi nary cotton padsl Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear ol offending. Discards as easily as a piece o r tissue. No laundry. You get it at any drug or depart ment store simply by saying, "KOTEX." No embarrassment. In fairness to yourself, try this new way. Costs only a few cents. Twelve in a package. KOT6X No laundry discard like titsue auxiliary to lht Hrolhurhood e! iallvvay Trainmen will meet Wed nesday evening at 8 o'clock ut the home of 'Mrs. Itusselt 1avy, l.mK Oak street, . with Mra Ks tellu Denny as assistant hostst- M . Tho l.ucky Thirteen eiub will meet Thursday at the hpme of Mrs. HAlO. Coolldge, who will be hostess at u - luncheon al 1:15 o'clock. - The Young Women's Kdilcutidn al auxiliary will meet tomorrow evening in the bnsement of th-.' hirst Methodist Kplscopul church. Mis. H, K. Dixon will huvo charpe of the proffrum. "Thunltsglvin;? Kestivnl' is the subject. nUKAKKAPT Stewed prunes, cereul, thin cream', creamed rice, crisp broiled bacon, cpgluns corn muffins, piilk, cofftie. i, . 1.1'NCHICON KKKplant In Hol landntee sauco, letlueo sundwlehes, apple tapioca pudding, milk,,, tea, . niNNKIt-r Hani bakort in sweet cider, scalloped potatoes," buttered spinach, coleslaw, bununa fluff, hickory nut cake, grnham bread, milk coffee. When e ggs are high this e gg less muffin recipe will be wel come. In addition to the virtue of economy, corn muffins are easi ly digested. The dryness and criimblyncss of the muffins al lows the. digestive juices to act upon the Individual pnrtlcles pre venting thn formation of a heavy pasty mass difficult to digest. Cornmeal is also rich In hcat-pro-ducing properties so necessary for cold weather. Kggicss Coin Muffins One cup cornmeal. 1 cup wheat spoon salt, 4 tablespoons baking powder. 1 cup milk, 2 to 4 table- Sister Mkry Says: Encourage Mouth Cleanliness Children love the cool taste of healthful cleanliness afforded by Wrigley8 Chewing Sweets. And with Wrigley'g they acquire a iplendid gyttem or practice of mouth hygiene. It removes the bits of food which .would ferment and injure the teeth. It stimulate! the digestive juices, thus aiding the stom ach and general health. -H Ii i .i m . i! I Library onats I New bonks added to the public library Saturday evening, Nov. .6. Rim) I usb The Broken Trail. 1. cornfield Knrly Autumn. . C'arpenler Through the Philip pines und Hawaii. Carpenter The Holy Land and Fyria. Carpenter Along tho Parana and the Amazon. Colver Under the Ttutnhow Sky. Fisher Her flnn's Wife. Halldah Memoirs of Hallde Edib. Miln It Ifuppened In TeUln. JhtllpottH Jig-Saw. Poole With Kastern Kyes. Suglmoto - Daughter - of the Rumrut. : . ' . ri 'Memoirs of Hallde Edlb.. An autobloRrnphy of unusual Inter est. Not only is it the Intimate life story of present day Turkey's most- distinguished woman, but H It also an, Inside story of ireeupt Turkish politics and Intrigues, con twining much-uuthenlc Information Wr.hlcU. has never before .boon , puj llsied. This .volume with. JJuuli ter of the Huuirat by Sugliuola has been given to the library by the CarncKle Kndowment for. Interna tional Peace. . . spoons melted butter. ,. - Mix and sift flour, salt, sugar and huklng powdur. : Add corn meal and mix thoroughly. Slowiy add milk, beating constantly to make smooth. Add melted short ening and beat hard. Pour into well-oiled muffin pans and bake 2a minutes In u hot oven, if four tablespoons melted butter are used for shortening, reduce the amount of sale to Hi teusnoon. This batter cun be baked In a sheet if preferred, makihg a good corn bread, i ' : , . j (t'Qpyrlght,, Pt-fi, NKA. Rervlco, Inc). ! : ' 'v.r 4t. V" Naturalization Hearings Held " Over Until June ' Judge' Jr W.' Knowlrs IhMng ie-; tulned .in Knterprlso .by ; a nession of the" grund Jury for Wallowa county, miturnlhuritou - lieu rings scheduled for Halttrduy In circuit court hero had to be postponed until the first of June. , - Three petitions, two by MedU terruneun shore natives who fought under tho Hturs und Htrlies during the world wvir, und one by a Cuth olic nun, weru filed, W. W. Wig wlna, naturnlUutlon orriwr from Purtlund, conducting the prelim inary exuiyinutlons. .:i Sister M. Itosnlre. Whoso name befure she entered the church was Kllrubeth Doherty, gave her birth, place us Queenstown. Ireland. " HarulumbOb T. Putrls, known here as Hurry Putrls, proprietor of n cigur sloro und shoeshlnlng par lor on Adams avenue, was born ut laenkuttnon, Greece. Vltangelo Cononnu, section foreman, cumo to Amoriea fropv Moln, Itnly. They both petition nutrnnllxution under the act of May 26, 1M28, that elim inates tho necesslly of filing first papers for persons huvlng honor able discharge from military ser vice in Amerlcun rimks. RENT IT by the JOHNSONS WAX &ectricJborTolishef This marvelous new Invention will polish your floora ten times faster than other methods and wilt, give you a higher, evener and more beau tiful lustre than can be obtained by hand. It actually burnishes the Wax to a lovely hard, wear-proof polish. For $2.00 a day you oan reat this . wonderful new labor-saver. Runs from any light socket. Requires not the slightest exertion It runs itself you just guide it. Rent it for a day and polish all of ' your floors and linoleum this new, 1 easy, quick, electric way. Oregon Hardware ; & Imp. Co. PUBLIC The undersigned will sell at public auction, at the E, E. Grout farm, 2 miles east of La Grande, on the foothill road, commencing at 10 a, m. Tuesday, Hqv. 9th The Following DeHoribed! Property, to-wit: ; 925 SHEEP j 660 breeding ewes; 240 last spring h '30 ned' of .heavy work horses and ewe lambs; 25 bucks ' ' 34 HEAD CATTLE 18 extra good milch cows; 1 Hoi stein bull; 10 yearling heifers; 5 calves FARM IMPLEMENTS 2 Peering mowers, 1 Deerlng rake, I Deering binder, 3 wagons, 1 milk wagon, 1 Dodge car, 1 grain drill, 1 disc harrow, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 disc plow, 1 sulky plow, 1 hay derrick, 7 blacksmith outfit, 1 pr. scales. 1 cider mill, 2 sets harness, 1 Malott cream separator, 1 bottling ma chine and numerous other article. . TERMS: Sums under $10, cash; $10 and ever, 6 months time, pur. chaser giving bankable note drawing 8 per cent interest from date. '','':. , Free Lunch At Nooa T. K. JOHNSON, Auctioneer J. E. REYNOLDS," Clerk. ; NEW SPORTCRAFT SWEATERS 1 In novelty plaids and solid colors PUTMAN'S ' M IIS,' "HM li'H TO ,' W'l'ill v, ' i NKw YOltlv Mm Maude Km wy Hiiilth, 6S,: wldoiiv 6("Alfred HI Smith, who president off the New York Central, 1s a bride, Mer second liusbnnd - Is Hurold lp, I,e Huron., nu Interior decorator,! . St. At thi) ago of 10 Muudn Kmery, of Adrian. Mich., murrlod- s.sitCf tlon foreinani who becamo hea4 pf a great railroad. . Mr. Hmlth .wus killed two years agbby'a tut) from a hnre, left Ills widow 76 per 'cent of the income 'from his $2,000,000 A THREE DAYS '.0 i I Persistent coughs' and colds Itsd to serious trouble. Yogi can steps then now with Crst oiulsioa, aa emoltlfcd -creosote that ia pleasant In tike. Creo , mulsion is a new medical I'disdosery, with two-fold action; it soothes1 and heals the inflamed membranes'and In hibits germ growth. ' v;-'' V. v.-'V - Of all known drugs, eiMsoi. Is no. ogntzed by high medieal antkotltdm one of tho gresteat healing Sgepoieifw persistent coughs god colds aaj other forms of throat troubles. Cfeoanilsioa contains, in addition t. creosote, other healing elements which sooths aad bee! the infected membranes and step 'the irritation and Mssarcatlon, Uh tsn creosote goes on to the atemach, It ab sorbed into the hloW, attacks the seat of the trouble and cheeks the grewth of the germs. . , ' Creemulsien ia gnatanteed asth'a torv ia the treatment at ' DCffisteM coughs and clds, bronchial it)iwl bronchitis and her forma of rwajra- tory diieaMs. and ixotDal fo? buM ing up tha lystetn (ter cold ff In." Money refunded if THiorTW- not rrlfervd after UlMHf aocprdiM t directions. Ask your druggiu Uwt.) :;. .' SPECIAL RELEASE 'Jack-Smith'? latest record "Baby Face" and Tm On My Way Home" UjrlJLI'ffaHtt.WU'JJ.J.I 4 I. J. ."I !.. i I '. ! I 'f iVV 1 ' : " estutti and hla sun the feat, rpon receive the entire estuto, . ' The great .American tfMtitUtim V Coffct and toast breakfast The great resultant malady Undernourishment and , .' irregular elimination Tfa cafftt snd tout brttkftit tin bs' sUMBf d. Improved and mad a. tourea- mt htavfh Lalih mnA M iaawanrn inV Bmnan . Jlaai ia utd la lu prtpwation fouf or v timet a wsek. kaowi that ttot ctraal m aoma lotm la ' aa Btcaaaarv to thtir davaloomant. aaantally and Dhyalcallv, at aleap and ntar. Thla caraal eontalna the whole wheat lief mm thn 'tnn.raifinrJ r areata anil frhite flour (ooda of tbii day ad ac. t eontalna In Juat the rifht propor tion, bran, the eliminator, and flaxoae, the lubricator, the Utter a moat need ier accompaniment of bran, which, when taken un-relieved la often too harah and Irritating for a delicate di- Ktnive apparatus In other wordi, man Meal it perfectly balanced . food.- containlne health, etrentth and renewed vitality for old and young, " tar me aiuray ana uie wean, it even tuallv will be the Great Aw er lean -Yoocf, and have ut place on the diet liet of every thoughtful wlfe; ami mother. SALE 3 good saddle ponies. 14 HEAD HOGS 3 brood sows; 1 boar; 1 shoat v . and 9 pigs an Administrator