La Grande evening observer., December 29, 1926, Image 3

' Wednoistlay, Peiem1)cr 29,' 1926.
LA GRANDE ! EVENING: OBSERVER
Page Three
Legionnaires
Entertain at
Annual Dance
r One of the moat attractive, of
the. holiday dances took place lum
tvojiinf? when the American !..
pi 00 pout sponsored Its first an
nual "Silver Thuw" daneo. The
unique 'decorations of the hall wnti
the principal feature the room
helDK tinnsformed Into a winter
'hgcsp with snow, Icicles and ever
green. Chrlslnms trees also play
il un Important -part In the ur-,
ruiiKement. '
wan punied out , In the lighting
el foci, vari-colorod lights rofloet-
injr on the snow scene at one en J
. u. the hall.
; The orchestra started p'ntng at
!i o'clock and the dance lusted
until midnight. The hall was jnt
comfortably crowded. - , '
The legion is arranging for sev
eral other dances, about two eacM
111 on l h, during the remainder of
the winter, the proceeds to go to
WurVl the 1!27 convention fund.
)''
The l.ii Grande organization of
lic.Molay. entertained at lis third
nnnnat holiday dancing party lat
evening in the Klks ballroom.
Villi about 5a couples of 'young'
people as guexts. v . j
; Ihmclng started at 0 oVInek
and continued until 12, the Itnmb-b-r's
orchestm furnishing:' tnnsi?!1
J luring the evening punch wuh:
nerved, by WltiHt'S'UenorerMcrorkle'!
anil I it tH Ctillen. , ": i
Heverul members of tho Mfi-'j
Honlc lodge and their wived were
-patrons and patronesses. They
wore Mr',- and Mis. 1). W Cnrr;
Mr. nnii Mrs. A. J. HtaJige, Mi
and Mrs. O. I,, hnrlson, Mr., and
Airs, tleorge T. Cochran, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry liens, Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. 1-y
i. McHachtan, Mr. 'and Mrs.' ..
V. Undgren, Mr. and Mrs. Osear
,Varnock, Mr. and Mrs. W. "
'Yi'ws and Mr., and Mrs. J. 'fX
r.ongfllow,
'IMHI.KIt. (Special). A (iirlwl
mus parly was given at the Hom
er (Ireene home last week In bonce
of t heir daughters,
M"rJO,i1 !
Katheiine. Onmes were enjoyed
.during the evening, followed by.
ret rvsnmcntK.
Those present were Miss Opal
Skllllngs. Harvey Conklfn. Opal
llartle, Clnrcn Itolllns. Let 1m Hur
tle. Mack McCoy, Vivian MeKali.
Wood row Weslenskow. Hernlce
.Mcf'oy and Homer Ureene Jr.
Degree of Honor
Elects Officers
The Degree of Honor Protective
association clecte! officers last
evening when a met1
ting was, heldj
Ob. 1-llle'iP' R.' ;
at Magics hall. M"i
Hwan .Is the. new' past iiresidut
nnd Mrs. Kin thine Hermun was
elected president. ' :'-
'tltliyr .officers are: Mrs. Al'i
Williams, vice president; Mrs. Mil
ly ICeown, seeonil vice president
Sl'S. Elizabeth Wale, financial st'e.
r;f:iry: Mrs. Julia liiatt, treasurer:
Mrs. . Kdnn Owens, usher: Mrs.
l'aii Campbell, assistant usher:
Mrs. J2lhel Ledbetter. right nssU
tii'nt, and Mrs. Hazel Landry, left
insist ant.
: '"Mrs. Mary Henssler was elect-.
t FOR LOVELIEST
FACE AND
HANDS!--
v : Silque' (pronounced
? silk) is really a cold
' cream in liquid form.
f-;You apply it to
your face and hands.
I Silque absorbs in
stantly, is not the
S least bit sticky and it
i gives : your sldn jia
iJtural color and soft
I texture.
t Moon Drug Co.
; Agents For The
i Owl Drag Co.
Minerva
Says.
i To Induce ; women wlio
' hftve unt wont a paii of
.lli'iilliaii vtii'li-Alil Osfmls.
( will five jmi a reduction
fitmi HI0.IIU. llx' regular
)riie. lo H.un, Tliese prices
t ai4 utrfKl fi-nm umv IIU .Ian.
' licli. y uave ITS women
In l Crande who i-ar
nnUilnic but Aiiii-Alil slioei.
fHiee noni. nlva woi'ii.
., Try one alr ami be con
. xuiccil. We have sonic bro
't ken sIxim In our IIiicm we
' will clow out nt gl.0.. Ak-o
bori' lioes at HI .SO peralr.
film- t'i to ii or Jr. W1
HIi(mw and Mfonlx
. at St.KI per pair. Sin's 3 Ut
'a; ntnfttly narrow wldllLL A
' rcn- fulriv w ide. will
- ilKplay moii i4Hiet at liip
prki-s. Come in and wo
-thent.
The B00TERY
Good ltoe& At XiuUv 31 our .
captain ami on
Mi Kthel Smith,
was
initiated.
! president, was
Curd, state vIm
present for the
tuoettiur. Her 'borne Is at Baker.
Th next, meeting will no Jai.
20, when the. new of floor will W?
InstuUed.
The Kaoajawea campfliv iciris
met ut the home of their fruardlan,
Mrs, 1,. II, Awes, Tuesday aftc.i
noon ut 2:30, o'clock. During the
meeting plum were made for a
eundy sulo Jan. 16, the mon-y
from which, will be. expended for
"count hooks' und honor beadjs.
.Inn. K tlm ir If u ulll Iihka n
which the girls themselves will
prepare, "ut .the homo of the
Kiiurdlun. At thft-meetlng Jan. lfi
Ml ks 10m ma. AVurl will shenk on
"What Kind of a Cumpfire Gli
Are you?" i - . .
The oommltteo in rharge of the
Ulhllcnt pageant, to e given !
the group In April, is uljeuily aq
work. . .;:, . .
University Dance .
Will; Be, Tonight
Tills !venlngat..9,. o'clock at tlw
Mlks! temple; -the University of
Oregon tudeniH.and ulninr.l will
hold their: 'nnnual 'holiday bu'l.
This dunce is- ulwuy a big soctil
eveni or. me peuKOii nnn plans. have
been mnde to --make: this one. Ci
best over.', ''' " ; .
As nn additional , nttrnetlon,
novel -.lighting- effects ate: being
arranged und thero will bo nn un
usual und ..enlertalnlng feattii",
the commlltee promises.
All high school and college peo
ple ure cbrdluJJy Invited.
Mr, and Mrs. Kugene filarljyweie
host and hgstess to a' numher of
their relatives .on Christmas day,
when they eiitertalned at dinnei.
Covers w-ere lahl for 20 guests.
The home wa deuorated In th 1
Christinas color," red and grceu.
a Christmas. tree-being the princi
ple feature. J? ; - .
Tho guesis were Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler. Mrs. 'lJella Nesley. Mr.
and Mrs. Ii M. Shafer and fam
ily, and Affle' Tegison, of Halnev.
Mrs. K. 1.' fossnlan, who. Is
chairman of the ait department of
tho Oregon Federation of Wom
en's clubs, left here this morning
for Portland, where sho will ad-
dress the state, teacher s meeting,
neing neiii' more .tins week,
"Art Appreciation. '
on
i Announcements
." I"np ''UC.k Thirteen club will be
tmttlnel Uimorrew ui'ternoon al
lup.e-heon at X;Uj o'clock at,
home oj' Mrs.'. 1. li. Lilly.-
' li.il (fillS AT IU MOKS
Iiir!KNl'VOre., Dec. 2. A1)
Trouble, reported to have iuiten in
the I'uukM of the Mate huimIc com
mittee, when jll. H. Turner, wtiite
Kuiierintendeiit ; of public imaruc
tion, wan wild to have expresMed
dtxmtlHfuclioii . ivith the- preHent
comniltteb nnd a. desire for Hh re
orgnniziition, wan laughed at here
bV Ut. Johfl- IandMhurv. ehufrmnn
of'the HtatemiiKlc committee and
dean Of tjio University fit Orepon
Rchool of music, and Rex Under
wood, member ; of the trliiK ec
tlon of the CQmrnitbee nnd pro few
Hor of Iolin.rt,.the uuiverIty.
Decoration
Reboux spontom tortoise shell f thi
ammrt successor to crystal in hat
pins. They are In feather C.-slga
atched in gold.
Capacious
A mm vanity for Ui holidays use
a mdt.Ulon , ornament of colored
tpMMl od b number of cotn
aatftaM Ut bmutf aMa. '.
ed drlH
member.
out our way i ' ' ' . : ; - . ' ;
m there There mv f& ofovR - V ;
;,ff TH PtACEimE.R, &Xcy, J , .,
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M mm1.aK!.-' ' :;: i - rSL '
,. T"i ATs anjuFF -There.- ': ' . ' VIXJ
k , V now ma! Further . & . V- : i. -..7:3'
1 I ' i , I . . . . ... ' ' m.nin n un rrnulir II l
.' OUR OAMOV OL MA
I MEvlERToo BUSW f'DO SOMPM FERA FEU-E.K ' JI
MENUS
i Hy Sister - Mary
HltKAKI-'ASr Orange Juice, ce
real, thin cream, crisp broiled hie
win, upple und , corn meul pon ,
milk, coffee. .
l.t'NCIIKON Cream of pen
soup, toasted crackers, egg sulad,
sandwiches, pineapple - buvnrlun
cream, cocoa.
HINNKIt Pan-broiled lamb
chops, twice baked p o t a t o e s.
erea med cu rrot s. o ra ngo a n I
st u I'fed ee le ry sa lad, b ra n rol I s,
mince pie, milk, coffee.
Sometimes we find oranges dis
tinctly tart. If this fruit must b
us.'d for breakfast it can be in ad
I (ulte acceptable by the simple ad
ditlon of -sugar or water, , Of
course the1 Volume of the drink I
iucj-eiiseit by Uu . water, but at 1
much the better, for. those, of uuj
who drink too; little water., The
tart oranges ure usually very juicy,
ho the juice of one and one-half If
calculated to sirve onc pe'rson. Pu.
gfais. ' A d-d1 " oi u'nge u'li'e u nd "' "TflTT
alnss with water : -
. Apple , ami Cru, Meul J'oiie
Two cups corn nieiil. '2 cups
I Lolling w at4r. i eggst a teaspoons
baking powder, ' tablespoons bu!
I er. 'a teaspoon sa 1 1, 2 cu ps
chopped apples, 'i. tablespoons mo
lasses. Put corn meal Into mixlug bowl,
add boiling water, stirring to pro
vent lumping. Heat smooth ami
cover bowl with cloth. When cold,
add egtfs well beaten, butter molt
ed, und beat hard for several niin-
utes. Add remuinlufi: inKredients
and mix thoroughly, four into u
well-butteied drippins, pan and
balie In a moderate over for an
minutefi. Cut in sViuarcs and serve
warm with butter.
'oi'xtj;ks sow a dhi MMr;n
HKHI.IN (AP) Travelling
about Germany with models for a
Parisian fashion hoiwe is (he fate
of Countess Olpa l.orls-Mellkov,
KTunddnug-htcr of Czar Alexander
II of Russia and iil.so the Jiunslitn
iwet, Alexander Pushkin.
Had the. fortunes of war been
different," this blue.blooded flaleH
wotnan might toduy be crown
princem of the Kingdom or Kland
ers, the creutlon of which was
planned by the Germans In 111(1.
Countess Ali-likpv, ni-e Countcua
Mereiberi?. comes to Germany
from time to time to show the
models of a house owned and run
by Huitslan emljrre aristocrats liv
ing In Paris, fihe makes regulur
stops In Herlln, Crunkfort. and
VVIesliaden. besides paying occas
sional visits to oiher centers, and
ei.rywhere by the charm of her
personality manages to dispose of
orders running into high figures.
IAV 'KM IIEAI MUCH
CHICAGO Nairly $21,000 has
ln'cn spent In taxicab farei by Mrs.
Krnest JI. Kelly, a Cherokee In
dlun, It Is averred by her husband,
ulso a Cherokee und superintend
ent of the Cub'a park. He wants
a divorce, but tho courts won't
let him have It. Instead his wife
was advised 10 sue for separation.
INMANK ASK LAW .
WASHINGTON An Indian
should be able to cross tho bound
ary between the U. K. und Canada
uy freely us his forefathers,' in tho
opinion of the council of six na
tions, and ft Is going to take tho
mutter to Uncle Sam's courts In an
effort to prevent deportation of a
Quebec IriUOfn.
MACKINAW'S FOK OAhFTTS
VI-:ST POINT, N. Y. Short
overcoats aro to be worn now by t
our nitty cudets w hen necessary, j
lrey niacKinuwa are to supplement
the long couta.
LESS Mt'IUi:it.H (
CHICAGO Things am getting j
better. There have been only 3i3 ;
murders hero this year. Last year
there ert 334.
In the northwestern part ofllw
United Stales tlwre la an arm u(
almost 20,000 iuura mtlea o.
solid lava duo lo prehistoric vol-
HOW TO 111! IIA1IIY
NKVV YOI1K How to be happy
by l.'resident Coolldge: "We get
happiness,' from doing our duty,
further ' happiness from doing a
little more than la necessity and
from doing things as near .right
as wc'can." From a new year's
message-to hoy and girl scouts ,
rofessor Nlehelson. president of
the National Academy of Sciences, cnp. sojne of the cldi r is , Juft
announces that the exact speed of j bound to get hard before the peo
llght Is 1SU.2.S4 miles a second. ;'p'p can 1n U. : .
The Fairest
MIhh Vida Pelavo, mMlioinoro nt
i.f:U-u by the men students ns tin
homo Is In
til rf '
n II fl f 1
SIR 6TAMP AND I0TMCE JAN PADEREW3KI art
shown juft afttr thty had rocmvtd honorary degf at Cam
s ,i . i . brtdsK tnaland. . . , .
By WilliamsjEfforts to Bring
j ' S1
mi ui:aixs, xo ihim.k
V.VKW VOltK : Au optimist
htight find . consolation In ihe.num
biu of pessimists. The 'nines say
that, an i crspns representing a
croHS-aectiou of the financial' rom
niuiilty were usked whether they
u'cro hiiiiR of ln-ufH in 1U27 and 13
I said they were li.ears. . ,
j Willi such a tremendous apple
of. the Co-Eds
Louisiana stme Univernity, has lsin
unlvi'i-Kity's moHl beautiful t''l. Hoi
Uiion Ibitto.
-M-A a. id U"M1'ii Tliirf
Back Muffs Fail;
Cuffs Serve O.K.
By lit AoWnted ltrw ' '
A muff by any other name keeps j
Just us warm, und uttcmpts by
Parisian furriers to revive the old- '
fashioned muff have been baffled
by tho prevailing .mode of deep j
fur cuff, ity crosaiiMT the hunua (
in imr weuct'es conven meir runs
Into what aru to all Intents , and
purjiose good muffs.
fi(knlleiikcn iwfer Jirowit
One of the major feutures In
men's styles Is Hut dark brown
lounge still In insny shades whieti
Is graduully pushing the more
flashy typo off the Paris map. The
suit Is tisiiHlly In lino ami suit
woolen fabric.
, Mixtures In the weaving is varied
nnd sometimes there Is u vague
nlald line In the material, which
i may bo ell her In u lighter brown
or a much deeper tone that verges
upon the blnuk.
Trousers and cost do not always
tvuiehin weave. One or (he other
niay lu plain.
; I'Vmlnlne. fancy leans more nnd
niore to the "broeches" and the
latent addition to the well stocked
lingerie drawer of the Kngllsh
woman ure the "Charleston
knickers" mnde of satin or crepe
di chine. These are finished with
aideup bund of elastic which cov
ets tho knee and gives firm sup
port. Dance dresses have n pair
to muteii us no pelticoals are worn.
PERRY PERSONALS
TI'-RRY (HA'clt Mr. nnd Mrs
'INtrval Hansen were ' vlHillng Mm.
Munsen's relatives In . Grande!
recently. 1 I
Mr. and Mis. Kranlt llraden were
dinner guestH nf Mr. and Mrn. 11, 1.
Uoblnson Cbrlstmas day. - j
j Hurry Cnalwell wum a recent a j
Grautle visitor. !
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurt Knll were;
Mhopplm; In a Grande last week.
j Mr. nnd Mvh. luy 'IVlpi were
vl h! tors to j Grande Sunday. ;
V ftllsn loin Hohertson was recently,
visiting friends hi a Grande. . . I
i J. H. Dean was In a (Irande on!
biiHlnesri Monday. '
' l. II. Itullaniyne nnd fumfly were
lucent visitors In ln Grande.
t A. V. hee und failly were In
Uu Jrande he first of Hi week.
; Miss Allle lirauKhtoii. of Hose
Ipirg, Is Wiieudlim the ChrlNlmus
holidays with her sister, Mrs. 1 tun
Kail, here.
t Mr. and Mra, enuard Norlhcott
had us dinner guests ChrlHimnH
Mrs. KliiKhuid and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Norlhcott, nf Upper Perry.
; Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Hlephen
siin and daughter, Iak Velle, spent
(hiislimiH nt the home of Mrs,
j ritephenson's parents ut Heppner.
J Villili uvv wnn in. ii mi mnc ir-
oenlly, , ,'
' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard' Htronw and
Mr. and Mrs, Verpop Ktronav were j
SilioppliiK In iAi Grande last week, j
1 Mr, and Mrs. Axel .InhnHnn were'
ivcent ha Grande visitors, '
l Opal Itelckol vlHlted friends and
Phone
MAIN 91
BaVaVHHBBaVaVHBlMBBBBVBaVBVHn
Make Your New Year's
Resolution Pay You
With the coming of the New Year nearly everyone has some New
Year resolution to make. With the, hope that it will better enable ,
them to meet the trials of every-day life, make your resolution now.
Resolve To Pay Cash; Resolve to Owe No Onel .
The saving you make and the satisfaction you have, of owing no one
will mean a great deal to you. ' ; -
The staple items of life are daily being placed more and more on
a cash basis. If you are not paying cash you little realize th. large
amount you are paying annually to foot the bills of those wh H.n-.
not 'pay. ; '
Our New Year's resolution is that we can be a factor in starting
you on the road of saving, by cash dealing. .
SAVING PRICES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
GRAPEFRUIT Med. Size Florida';..
Eggs l,,w" OrantfeH
Fresh OQC Large OfiC
Standard OJ Size 0J
Red in round Navy Beans ""''''
Mexican QC Small CQC
llcans XJJ White j
Jersey a Swift's ,'"
Corn OCC Pure QCC
Flakes LO Lard OJ
String yeans-, : 1 Van Camp's
No. 2 OQC Pork and 9C
Cans o0 Beans LO
STONE'S SPECIAL COFFEE
1 Pound 47c 3 Pounds $L35.
'HATS REDUCED
One Lot Values from $10.75 to $12.50
.V ' Now $4.85 : ' '"',''.
PUTMAN'S
relatives In a Ci'unde' recently.
llolger Ijirsen nnd family vre
week-end visitors in I -a Oru.ide,
The Misses Jessie nnd Pearl Mur
ray were ak Orunde- visitors last
week,. f . .''.;',
t'tara Johnuseu, who Is atUMid
Ing high school In .t (Irande, is
spending the holidays at the home
of her parents here.
The infant sou of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Mathson died Hunday fid-
Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec
ords is complete. New records daily
CARR'S
Aberdeen
Utah Coal
FULL OF HEAT AND ;
SATISFACTION
A hard, firm, high volatile boal, espe
cially prepared for home use. Lights
easily burns up clean lasts well
does not clinker. ; '
Phone Main 17 " ',j
SAWYjER-HOLMES MERC. CO.
lowing a brief illness.
Mw. W, J,; Uohertwtu,
who lias
bwii 11) lor several day. Is iOfvoit-
ed to bo mtuih hotter, '-j . l(
Mrs. Nepal Coh'jIm was n I'en'y
vlHllor last wek. '
Au elephant escaped from ti.eL-,-eus
Jn Kansas. Among tho ongiV.
huntsmen who miw (lu animal tiT
man who got closeit was on ft-J
horse. T
La Grande,
Ore.
.. .. .. .. .... .. 3 for 25c
Bananas
Firm
Ripe ...j:.......
Van Camp's
Tomato
Soup ....
Cheese
Full Cream
Fancv Paste
2 tNtuniN
19c
4 far
25
?
roiiurl
29c
3 PchiiiiIh
Macaroni, Spa- 0(V
ghetti, Noodles UU
c