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Tuesday, November 30; 1926. U GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paare Three Commerce Club Dance at Zuber ::; . This . Evening1 Kor the benefit nf the American oofifontlon rund, the chum-It.-r of commerce - entertainment committee ia sponsoring an Infor yial dunclnp party this evcnlng-- ihw fiist conducted, the. orguu.- xatioft slnct 1908, '- , . ' The dunce will lie at Xuher hull Instead of In the Klks' lal room as first announced, ami vvll btfiii) :il (I o'clock. Lindsay's orchest-:y wlH play. Invitations have hcen Issued th nir;menierij of the chamber of votumvri-.f, uckiiik inui eacn mu hcr invite pnu -other couple to the dunce. A ffi'O'tp of aunjH by thi-' chamber of commi'ire quartet will n-' u feature of the evening. . ,' A. W. Nelson Is head of the eit liTtuininent committee In churtre nr the u f fab unrl his associates lire: Miss Marttarit nnon, Mrs. H. M. Kowler,, Ahs. Ai H i'hy. Cleorffti H. Hirnle, it. J, Kitchen. H- M. ijtrKon. 1-V 1.. Lilly. Hurley H. UiehanlHon and Itaymond O. Wi! Hams, . - . " . . 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Matt enter tained guests fit dinner Suna honoring thc'secqnd birthday mv nlversajy of their Utile uimi, lllc'i nrd. It vaa r Thanksgiving- dlu iter ytli turkey und all of 1 he up-, jironriute trimmings. " l'lnk rosebuds served as a cen lerplecc and two tiny pink rose- Xmls decorated the center of the birthday cake. Guests went Mrs. Hlatt's moth er, Mrs. Nellie Kord, und her His W Miss Nell lloun.Iy. pf Haker. her brother-, c. Uoundy, i-f Ilond River: Miss Wllnin Oasklll. Miss Monlcu 1 1 ii It I und. Miss Jun'o Mae Harvey, besides the meinbeis of the.,.,alt family.. lock' street. - -.. ( K liner tfliunutte received high score, und was given the first prUo and. Ipw score went to Mrs. Denver t'hnrlton. The roqma were decorated with bouquets of bropae und yellow pompoqii. 'rhe Jiotes $ret T freshments after the Karnes. The club will meet again two weeks from Saturday night when Mrs. Denver Charltqn will be foi tess. ui her home on X avenue - - KiON UpectuD Honoring Dr. H. Koran und Miss -Muhli; gwlgert, of W'elser, Ida,, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivl Btdelcr, of Hot IjiUo, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis enter- tallied at a S o'clock dinner on Thanksgiving day at their home. In North. nlon. , , . i Thanksgiving evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cock entrrtuined ut h 6: HO o'clock dinner at their home in Norlh I'nlon. Their guests in oludedMu. and Mrs. Tom Cpek and two spns, Halph und i'oui. l'rnnk Conner und two sons, Har lan and Muicom, Mr, MHd Mis. Ous Casper und son. Kldqn. of Hot !.rtke, and Mrs. Lulu Taylor (of Welstir, Ida. - - , I'NION (Special). A culiid meeting of the Woman's club was held lust week In the library build ing, when coin mill eea were ap pointed for the father and sou banquet to he held Kr)ilay of this week at the Knights of ('ytln'an hall, sponsored by the Vo(iiin's ohb,- ' ' L. D. S. Children Guests at Party , Meets at Union I'NION (Speclul). The Presbyr terian Missionary society met Fri day afternoun at the home ol (Mrs. Wulter I'oek with Mrs. Cock, Mrs. Qeorge He i bird und Mrs. Tlus us hostesses.' Mrs. ftflblrd presitjed over the ineetng ant led n the devotloitOi which preceded the business ses slpn. During the progrum hour Mih. Klu Hully gave u talk on the ':Mountuim-eis" und Mrs. VloU Parker reviewed the first chapter of ''Moslem Women." After the program refreshmen.s were served by the hostesses. OUANOR HAl-f (Special) Mr. apd Mrs, Joe Hurrlson were pott und hostess to a number of relufhes Thursday ufternoop at u dinner pprty a( their home. foyers were luid fpr eight, In cluding Mr. an Mrs. Ijlystone, Mrs. Kate Harrison- und Sir, anj Mrs. l.'julre Crussen and sop, There wag also a family giflher tng - at the Oekelcr home on ; Thunkhgiying 'my. Hesfdes Mrs. Doru BuiulK and spns, .Jtichard, nn Oepige, tiiqse present were j the Arthur Mr'ull fumlly und tho1 fnuiillrs of WHIiaiu Hughes liud Itpy Bpeucec. ' I'NION (Speciut). Thfi Alt'tri society pf the Catholic church held ; their annual huzuur and rooked f fnod sale last Tuesday and W'ed- Hh()i The affair was very suc cessful, I . The children of, the pr!tinry ()-' pnrttnent of the letter Day Saints Announcements fToday'3 Favorite U'upyrlglit, NBA HiTVlco, Inc.) . - He hfiiil. 4iiwn ip the W r MrHj .t falii nn4 triminotf wliti niw)irlit h' l'PI)Hf 111 .tlt BfSWll'. 'J toes, still,' UKlir, unQ yvwr and simmer for forty-flya ' minute. Sprinkle a woll-hultiTca . iukln dlnh with caurae crumbo, making u"',thln. even roatlny. Turn In on ton unj tomato mixture, uprltiUle uCth grated cheae, put In tho oven Ibng enough to melt, the cheese. .Mnke four Blight depression' In, top V,'lsn, slide un egg care.riiHv Into ('iirh hollow, sprinkle witl huttered crumbs und return to the flvi'n'for eitiht minutes to rook the eggs und blown the critmhs., rlerye from the r HIIKAKPAKT fanned plneuli pie. eereal euttked.whh fltfM,. yeast, huekwheut rakes, tms)!. nillk, ooffes. - i . , l,f.WHl?N linked caliiiie with htieuni rye bread, cnuiberry ruy-poly, .mllk. 'lea. i ' DINNTIR-Ht'ieiimed venl. pmshed potatoes, buttered ' t'rtnhed : peas, stuffed peneh salpd. tunsted rrai'k ers. ' whpe wheat hfad,, steamed carrot pudding, mjlk, euffef. V Vben a salad is served ds a sep- hreadatuff ndds much to the serv Ice. ' And It's really no more work to serve the. separate course bp imuse the dishes all bnve to he put on and tukenoff, at some statte of the ganie, whether It's ull done before, durinK or nfier the meal. , Kturrti ivm'ii saioii. IOIkIh halves uf peaclies, i cup brokep mil meats, 4 tablespoons (placed pelei'V, H cup shiedded cO ooanut, mayuniailse, lettuee. Ihaln peaches fruip syrup and hlll. t'omblno nuts, celery nnd co ooanut, uddlng eiiouKh peiich syrup lo make ipolst. , Kill cavities Df neat hee with mixture nnd put two halves tugetliei..; I'm Into a crisp leaf uf head lettuce.-- niask- with mayonnaise and serve.- - . Tiny brown bread .ean'dwlches with n fllliiimuf cream cheese and nilnred olives are particularly good Hi serve with this salad. (OopyiiKhti lS. XJIA Service, Inc.). .- ; , .' ( I'.'.' . ,'(-v . ; ; - y.' , AJI Ihe. world's a sliiKu imd , a) tin . men and . vonicn merely :dlul twisters. , -, " - . , 1 '. i HEALTH GAM. KTONKK AMI' Ql'AC'K' llv V'ncfiit Am bony uteniu, M. l. , Member iivi'KUHMvuntrfuf DlsUtO To tha 'ttflll Ufnrmod,.- It- may j sound unbelievable that. In this en-1 lightened afire there are people who fa) I an eay prey to the patent medicine vendor of gall stiine cures. Infectious of tha gall ar? very common and require expert treats, mont at the hands of the physlelpn. )t must be remembered thai a large- proportion pf tttese patients suffer from the formation pf Kail stones, tiau mopes are concretions of n)e, and are composed chiefly of car bon, hydrogen pnd oxygen, bile pigment, some organic mutter and. Inorganic' sahs. Clall Htones do not tilwnys cause the typical gall stone colic, qilte freqiienily only disturbance Is a chronic dysiiepsln, associated with stomach distention, belching of gas, etc. A' large number tif people, who have been afflicted for years with chrnnU' gastritis are sufferers fom gall stones. .. , I -The stones usually occupy the null bladder, pctiaslonnlly also the Kull tract. In sontf euses the stone Is-large enough to completely pre vent the passage of ille.. Then the patient dyRnps.. pbstnietlve Jaundice, a condition which, unless relieved by operation, plways ends ll death. Associated with gall stone dis ease, chronic Infection of the gall bladder and hllary tract frequently . occqrs. Kver since men lejirned to' ' Garter and Hankie Sets .;: ; ; Shftef.Trees.'Bahdeaus and1 .Garter Sets .':M . Compacts Faney'Hankies v'-,,,'; - ' ' All moderately priced. PUTMAN'S diagnose gull stope' disease uncfn- l)ig efforts hliv'e teen m(e to find, snma-.remedy that would dissolve the stones: rAny things and every thing -Hull wnnjd Jncrepse the (low pf bile has bee) used for this pur lpjse gvf abundant pnssaife to up pa rent ly hard concretions, green Ifih brown In appearance and Ionic ipg y1' lllte sail stones. , s ThQ tViith' however. Is thnt the Concretion are not- gall stones at all. and upon examination are fpund to ie nothing more than onp Ipmps. , i ..;, i, .... ' .... ' There, is- the trick of gall stone ciures. '' The magic remedy consists of well flavored oil which Is taken nnd .followed b.v.'a htvgf dose of alkaline cnthnrthv ;The alkali and lie oil mixing 'fn, :th'e , bowel form soapy concretlofiK-'of varlout nie. whie.the vlPtlmHs expected to he l(eve represeius'gull stones.; No medicine can-cure gal. atones. Timely operation win give .Hue best rpsult by preventing' liver impair ment nnd yeur of Invalidism tn the pntienly t.,& ; ;; ,.' ; .. MEDICAL SPRINGS MRDtOAL 'SrrtlNOS (Special) The people of Medical Springs entertained at Thunksgivlug dinner 1 with the employes of the Grande . Hondo Lumber company there as . telp guests on Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mri.'rhomufi William son,1 o.1 La UruP'le, pre Medical SprlHff1 ffl'V!1 ' , i ;)'..' v "' CpnstrucMon work of the Grande -Honda 4pmber pompany is being i rushed as fast aa ppsslblu. rain and bad rods being somewhat of a : hnpdlcap. .. t.' i The dunce given In the school house - basement Thanksgiving night by the grange was welt at- : tended. Blpce girls' shoulder straps per- ; slst In coming off there Is more need than ever of u perpetual mo tion machine. peulltmien prefer seats. P. nintisement hail on. Fourth Btreet. ' . . ,. ., ... 'given by the members of the pil Honorlng the sixtieth Wrthdiiy rinai.y uLociation. assisted by scv- Itlltck entertained at a surprise ' The regplar meeting of the first and second divisions of the Meth odist Kplscopul Ladies' Alt) society has been' postponed untl nfh r church epjoyed- a Thanksgiving Christmas, because of work thin parly Saturday afternoon ut the week on the annual bazaar given by the general aid society. Mrs. Arthur H. Howen will he hostess tp tho Lucky Thirteen I'hursduy afternoon. ' era I of the mothers. A ne.ncr.-n ..w.u l.r... flnnlnu I l.n ' nlnli imvlv WlinM.ln v i.Vt.nlntr t thfl.-. i" "CP .,..rv... ; 1 ; . ' , , .i'ui uflernoon wth each of lhe sin Jioino on j. lit n street, i piriyr grounH )n thp prinmry department ; St. Peter's Kplseopol guild will r j ' ' ,ro "V.lurnlshlng a number. Three of the meet for. the last tlipe ths year guests. - i .nrai group responded wllh Teeita- toniorrow evening at Honan hall, (lames and guessing contesis " '.. 1 i,..,,,, ti ,,n,i enj .ye., ...... .g ..... hitihhh, verse wth each child saying a' bers are Invited to Join In the were alter which the hostess served two-course luncheon. j As a surprise to both Mr. und, Mrs. Hiaek. tuch were present' wttlt a picture by the . group prey-1 enl, Mrs. Black s birthday uniii versTfry" being two days uftor "that of her husband. Mrs, Sam Harris - ; . Entertains Club Members, q( the Kliday After noon Itrldge chili were enlertained. vesterday afternoon nt the hon'- of' Mrs. fSnm Harris on Admn avenue. ,- f 'T at line, entitled "Sunshine Cake." the third group an exercise, the fourth group u musical number, theflfl;i, which Is -the .Trail Builders, gave their sulute ,and code, and ono girl from the sixth group, the Sea gulls, played a nlanp selectiqn. Ahput 60 children ware present and after M11 program games veui e p J o y f d. sened. social hour following tin session, business The Missionary society of tip Optrul Clmrch of Christ will m' d Wejlnesdny afternoon nt.the hpme of Mrs. L. S. Weeks, with Mm. Weeks. Mrs. L.' (I. f'urdy and M, p. Spillh us hostesses. Mrs. Refreshments weiy, iOma Jjtphani will be the program ' ' I leader. The subject Is "Phe Chrisf- W'lie regular meeting -time, of the) mas Spirit." There wll -be sev primary1' ussociatfon , has been eral niusfcpl numbers, changed to. ' Saturday nftcrnoon each week. Kveryone Interested is Invited to attend. The Itlverside LatUes aid will I meet Thursday afternoon at 2:!t0 O'clock at the home of . yu. S.' A. Inirni'iiAn nn I filn ul irmt l.'nllnu'lnrr Iti n mn-t nf iin.lniiiH. V ' 'Jhiee i lesr-orjif.ndff.wyere vUWf reokhtty- KJ'VMrr o4tn4" XUntim JKmniZnt itfc. play andHMrs IUss 0yT Presbyterian Ladies' ' Aid society , ii.bN m.c. i , Ul0 ueneral l-cderatlon oi vvomvln ne tompiTow atternoon In I lie to Mrs. Harry l.ae. Jen's Dubs, on the subject "Will ; VQninninny ,-oom of the: church. Muni . j, - , .- , ( hid , women Aminn uuure. 1 be rooms. A T. i. Z "land, printed In the Novepit.cr r Meeting of Hoi White ftosc'clu!),. two-course luncheon. ! . ,,, nrnn i,v.lni-.,iloh ' ..." 1...' . I'Vderiltioh tn l,..nn lal Ihtu also carried out in ye Mow New.: - Wednesday with Mrs. Kloyd Mun.l, wl,l o. was served following- the ..Womon ,Iiy slwplnB, .y; ,ms b(,(ln nos,pono(1. Tnn Munll card games. inuy he u little slow about assert-1 home Is nuuiniitlned hecnuse of meeting or tne cmn , themselves In like manner u'.,.., . ' llhol. lwlnrA.1 m.iln inmnnt,lnn- I - - but it 'becomes Increasingly dan- ' vt.rniiM In trifle with them m Klve tables of Pinochle were. M . ,, ronoern-tha honor of piny Saturday evening when MM, llltt0 . , protection und cor iind Mrs. W. I, lJine . were '"s8rvnllon of our ' resource,, both and hostess to iikv i.nmum '- ) Bnd otherwise The next will be Pec. 10 at 1 he horn. Mrs. Harry Luvey. Sister Mary Says Minerva Says Another shipment of Kip pers in, lllatks In lil-Uip mill Tweeds In low-ltip. n pair lieftirn H sntm ml lie sure to haw tlieni. as ymir sIwj niiij' he Kne when you call. At present nil sln-s ami another order In roipf siion. This Is lieatlqiinilcrs for llr. Sc'lmll's Aiflios and I'tMil Appliances of all kmls. sold by a (triuinte priilKslics r Dr. SWioll's wlinnl. AI-. ways at your service. W'J know Ihiw to rit them so tlicy enn lie worn With im- , furl. The B00TERY Hit MAICiriST , ftlou-A.l iti.e,l "Grunt that women's clubs were .h .,., ,, , i..,,,.. first prompted by u Vlsh to catch ,. mUkireoffee.- at and ; preserve every passing, ,,,:NCH1.;0N s.a,opeii onlons .chonce.at eir.mprovemen , It was lomMo,.s. grahBm hreiid. Up ineltlier n, poso por u sel islv Kes-, , , ctt . ndl l(fa ...re toward hlgh-hrow iso at or mNNim Np. Kngland boiled Vlpwen tlit-nnirti Htrnnsr nlstorlr.il I .. ' whole wheat bread, milk, coffee. A New Kngjnnd boiled dinner 21 ( lenses and weighed upon today's discriminating scales, we lire fore- 1 A in Un eAnnlllulAn 111,. list .whole movement Krew out of,"8'' 011 the vegetables In season womuit's primal and governing In istlnct to serve. It will always bi ! her motive." ,' In Its composition. Parsnips, cur ' rots, turnips, cabbage, potatoes, I onions and beets lend their fluvor Jand nourishment to this time-ljon- j HOT I.AKB (Special). An eve-ortd American dish. Corned beef f itiftir'n .nle. l(.inniPnt un offered u: V u, nicuw cnown a large group of Hot Lake sana- I I ml it in ntitli'tilR nnrt etn iilnvnH Mi i - iurduy hy two houseguests, Mis corned beef than will bo neoded for the dinner. It's well wxrth j Lilly Nordgren, of Pendleton, and ! Miss Mable Black, of Pprtland. j' Miss Black, recently nPSP"''! by the Kllison-Whlte conservatory, gave several groups of reading.), i and Miss NQrdgrcn, sopruno. sang. ! ' p KNTK II PUISIC ( Special ) Hon ' orlng her nineth birthday aunt versury K I fried a Chrlstianson was I hostess to ubqut 30 of her III He friends at the home of her par ents Siit unlay afternoon. The afternoon was spent at games, followed by refreshments served hy Mrs. Chrlstianson, as sisted by Mrs. Plntzoder. Roasters In Granite and Aluminum. Carvers; Dinner' Sets and ' ' Mixing BoVvls. 8ee what you . may need in Cooking: Utensils and come In and pick them out. P. L. LILLY HARDWARE Phone Mala M For hot bttJ O there it no better iliorttning tlun PANCRUST. Try thu Beaten Bjscuit S euni Hour .1 cup cold wjut 9 level ublcipooni 1 cup cold mill: PANCRUST 1 Vi topooni lt Pinch of soda Sift dry ingredients. Rub PAN CRUST in well with bnd. Add cold milk Pnd water gradually to make very stiff dough. Beat well for Vi hour. Roll, cut into little biscuit, and prick top aeveral timet withfork. Bake in moderate oven about thirty minutes. PANCRUJFTi 19 AN AlA-PURPOSS fr f for pne meal, for corned beef hush or the meat served sliced cold Is delicious. The beef absorbs somn of the flavors of the . vegetables cooked with It and tho resulL is a delicately seasoned, delightfully lender, cold sliced meat. Si-allojHMl OtMuits and Tomatoes. Six or eight medium-sized on ions, 3 tablespoons butter, 2 cups solid canned tomutoes, 1 teaspoon sugar, W teaspoon salt, tea siioon pepper, cup gnited cheese, 3 eggs, 4 tablespoons but tered crumbs. Peel and slice onions, melt but ter In sauce pun, add sliced onions and cook five minutes. Add to ma- For the Deb T III I It A channlna evening Im( fr the) debutant la nf pink aeorcette eov-i ered with lutoul velvet llwera held! s Will there be a : I Victrola in your home ! A Wius &WMma ? We Have the NEW 0BTHOPHONIC VICTOR RECORDS ' Released Friday, Nov. 26th . Joy to the World . Trinity Choli Oh Come, All Ye Faithful , . '. Trinity Oholr While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night ; , , Trinity Choir It Came Upon the Mid night Clear " .-.? 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