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Wednesday, January 12, 1927. LA GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER v 0 Three ociEry-NEW5 Honor Visitor s From Portland 'At Bridge Party j7:i5 odock. ! miss vh-Binia wviunmi. of ioH-, Clubwomen Make laml, who wua a houscKUest allli. , , ' n , . home or Mrs. l-eU Holmes lust VlSlt tO OCllOOlS wci-k. was complimented lit ul brhliie party slvcn by ilra. Annul . M. Uoluck Suturilay cvenlnK I.- KNTERPIUIIE (Special). Tl.c Wo she loft on the Lite truln for; regutur meeting of the Enterprise her home., j Woman's -club wan heltl Thin-sri-iy ,, . , .laflcinoon with Sirs. J. H. Dobbin Three tables were tit play ani, , , nrlxe' for lllttb score went to Mrs. " . drove,- Ui-tmiuolt. Miss WellmitnJ A'tor a brier business session at recctteil the truest prize. I libray 'building the cluliwom- , . , en went to the- school . how nerr.-HlinH.iit. were serve.! aflw, eaoh no .,.,,,,, ,hl, ronm V ' r""J1'-s-i 4 j or rooms In which they were, mosi m . i i i . . . Iii(ereteil. .. T.-. l' ', T, I""'"3 I At the clone or school the moth- he Wako-cllla IlrblKo .elnl, yen- ,, .,.,. ., , , ,,. t.-nhiy afternoon ul her home .,. science ,.,, wn(.0 K, V avenue. l,.rlB the arte.noo r(,rrl!imi.llllt Wl.(, aim( , Mtg mines U.S. A, i.li.w Shannon mud... ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,. hiKl, scoio and the consolation .,.,. n(.x, .,. , xht rl,, prlzo went to Mrs. A. I.. ..row-ley.. w , guet prize. , Tllti hOHU KS-HCIVed a Iwo-couiw luncheon f o I 1 u w I n k IIk card games. .The next meeting of tin1 Hub, Tuesday, Jim. IS., will he at I.Oiiic of Mi-h, J. t ullt r on Firs!: h ami Mrs, A. t., Itichnnlsoii; : of,lIil Hiy, Hp.nt two days vavly - IMh weplt at tho ,anipheli f'ourt liolel In Tortland. Mm. Richard son is coaching witli I'liarh-H Walti-fietd ('adman there, prepara tory lo the Tad man eoneert here next Wednesday i-venhiK, tin Mr. Kiehardson is in l'ortland on pro fessional buKineas. M. E. Missionary - ; Society Meets l-'oreip-n Missionary- peierj t'Mi'Ht Methodint KpiHrop'ij met yesterday nflornouii s, W. M. I'enrHon.nB lios her . home itt I 606 Tenth. Of. Hie church with M ii'H at tilioet. : ATter ducted ' . .'. the business meeting, eon-:' by Mra. It.. W. 1-elKlllo v prj-slil.-nt. Mrs. I... V. Dunean had ehuiBe or the afternoon's prosruni. ,1 ne siinjeei was rtoieu measures or reform. India. Turkey, Kaypt. I 1'ejsla. Arabia. Dutch East Indius. based on the Jeadcrship of women in 'character and Christianity." Fourteen members of the Hoeleiy Avfjie present for the meetinR. The IiwIchs servt-d refrenhiupnts durv. 'ing the social hour, which follow ed' the program. Seven of the 10 members of the.' newly organlzgd Young People's Mission circle of the Christian' iiohnenkamp as ., usslstunt hos chprch were present ;u i .tYJrolXtrwns Mim-.JL :. It. TJeaver is when the first regular meeting progrum chairman. The subject conducted entirely by the younij will be "China.. Mrs. Mohnon pepple was held at the church. - uamp will sing a solo.. ',1'he meeting began at 6:;I0 . e o'clock with a potluclt supper. 'he ladles Aid society of the trs. Nellie Rycrs arranged the ta- t Kngllsh Lutheran , church will bhhnd Mrs. i W. Hunting, cir- j IPOt tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 HeZTmother. assisted for n whil.-, 'o'clock at the nursonage with Mrs. but had to return home because of1he illness of her little grand chffd. , A. miscellaneous program on missions was given, inclurllng a yirst Pressing from Selected Olives Audemard's Olive Oil Is 3he first pressing from se- li'defl olives. It is rich In w .Clavor and vitamin content. This oil Is imported by 3'he Owl I rug Co. fro:u "Kiee, l'rance. where fine" Jlivc oil is a spedi'llm-d in Husl ry. There Is no finer jQliv oil. 4 07: 5 OK, in oz. 32 oz. ...35r (I0c SI. (Ml :Moon Drug Co. Ai'iits I'or J Tlic Owl Drug Co, ' This is another one or our J)eaittiful all-iuilmt Mep-ln 11 1 nips; Colonial front anil large? ltnckle. miIiImt grnin )n front that iiuikc? tliem -fit snugly nt the .-files, light V-oloreil 1 In i nip to prevent staining hop. full plke cm -?retl hifl. To si'U at . liarunlii 1Im-is at ?li.0OiKr Jwilr. I' All iimu'j 1mh-i mlurcri from 10 to 25 per ren. Imw prices on lil-cut slioe fr nidi and Indie. s , SImw lnces, IiimIci, arrh uptorts ami all foot xm 2orlcs. The B00TERY WIhiV Ca-.li SpIU Ixmv liieea ami A'obliy Mjlra , i report1, from flie study book "Our j Templed Hills." 'J' hero was also a j sliort business session. ! Tha ... . i A t k i mm ,1 I . . -.,,.,1 ok altnill Knights of Pythias hall. A pro jgrnm Is beiug planned for tMa i meeting. ' The proceeds from the Ufa .will go toVard the fifholur I ship loan fund. ; ' . COVK (Hpoclal).--Mrs. -A.- O. i Conklln wnti hostKsii at a fUnn parly Krlday cyepinfc nt- her 'homo ;! Iiri'p. rovers i tMM' . kiid for' Hi. Mia irii.inl liof f.w.lii.tlnu- t - ' n n -1 ... f, .. ,,'fti, ,tniU uiin ',.it-i..m ' Mt-rf. Lydln M. .anV., L. U. 'Lunty., and Mr. and -Mrs. T. It. Conktln. I Al'h-r dtnner ih cvhiIhb wns spent at iiridffo. j . , I f'OVI-: (Special.Mr. nnd M'fi. .William Hallnmr entortulnod Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Daniel at dinner Sunday, and Mr. aHd Mrs. T. H. ! ConUlhi wftie host and hoton8 to Mr. and Mrs.. l:py .(.'onley. Arinouncements The Mothers Scir rultnre, elnl) will meet, tomorrow -afternoon nt l::tO o'eloek at the ,'lionie of Mra. John Hlocbhiril. 150-) l-'ou It h street. u,. K. ;.. Westenhaver -will Hive 'u paper, tile subject belli .-What .;Veiy .Mother iihoulil Know!" . . .. The Vltmilon Study cluss -of the i.., sl Presbyterian -church will meet tomorrow afternoon ut t in home of Mrs. 1. I. Busey., 1201 Oak streof. The meeting . will be gin iit 2:31 'o'clock. ' The Missionary society of the Klrst I'resbyteriun church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Kali in, wlih Mrs. 11. It. Ilunna and Mrs. Hal l.eif 11. Awes as hostess. This Is the annual meeting of the society and Ol'ricers wilt, bo. elected for the ensuing year. All members are nsked to attend. - Mis. F. K Ivunhoe will entertain the Thursday Auction Huh tomor row at a one o'clock luncheon at her homo on Fourth street. ' filHT, lUKTORTCATi WUITEH PA HIS (AF) Mile. Mart he Onlle. still In her twenties, has ... 1 l l n tl.n fmnl Klllk'i of French historical writers by her brilliant study of tho Prince de. l.fgne. one of the outstanuing successes of the fall publishing season. Qhe new EASY WASHER on view Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry THE new Easy Washer trie most amazing development ever made in washing clothes, it here. The small tub dries a whole batch of clothes--ten single . sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the large tub washes a second batch. Twenty sheets handled at once your washing dona -in half the time with half the work. No water to lift or carry not a drop of water wasted. The Easy even empties itself when you are through washing. Let us do a week's washing free in your own home. No cost or obligation. . Phone today. ... . EASTERN .OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. I Always at Yoar Bertlca Taffeta Kerchief This dainty handkerchief la mail. of, blue washable talteta. deco. ratfd with corner basket In pink. erne a ana black. MENUS' i Ily Sister Mary , r'llRKAKKA'rSto.we'd ''.prunes, cereal, thin ;cream, haked liVench toast,', slniih. m.$, .cdffee; V .. .-Lr'H K(K6yt.r .In?, celery sluice,, Hi'fihaniirQils,' heata of lit tiicfi with.-.. Jtutyilan : dresslnK. canned j 'itcucjteB. vspenKft' oake, mlk. tea.'.-v" '; ... r INNJ-:it--Hum 'baked In milk, baked: potatoes.' . biutfttl' "splnuch, cnbbaffehiid' pineapple. salad, ratn-embcrl'- cjieese.' toastrd crackers, whole wheat vJirend. -mUk. -coffee. . .Marmalade .is'.often, served with' Kreneh toast In puceKof mnplo or a-' made sugar, sirup'. VThe-lnurma-iade .adds' a .distinctly t enUvening' touch to th hrcakfasr menu" which is appreciate by many persons. , Oysici-s. In Celery ; Sjiuce One pint oysters crackerii crumbs 2- tablespoons' butter., V C slices toast,- t lPiuoii. v : ' .- , ' , V, . , Nora Meroney, riKht suilH"'lei' to one l .J.mon.ju ce -Hpf ,1 cmcker .obl , , Kuth toker, u,n crumbs and.Hiirtn .lc with salt andm J noble Brand: .Miss liess pepper lelMiutter in . Wns Pn;Ke. :rl(llll, supporter to noble sldea. Arra,,Ke ..oysl.er pn --hot , sauce. . - . ' ". . . ; -;- . ! One cup diced ("celeryl H cups bnlllnir .water, : 1 toblespoona but ter. , ,Ulbtt-s.on'os ,rj.r j4 cup 1 1, M. VfC,K' "U I'"!'1 i - mlL,..- j .ook Ce.yry. in yomog water un. til tender but' not, mushy.; Drain' and save both ''celery and llfjuid. Melt butler, stir In flour and slow ly udd celery stocky stirring con stantly. . Add .enough more .boiling wiiut iu iiiiiiii; un ,'(-'if firing iu MKlltA- 'S I "'ami- .ln.1.1. Guardian and 1.. J... wii nxis,; SoUis nu,a.u,a., point and udd. celery which lias been kept' hot. 16' not let boll . CORKSCREWS AKKIVK after adding, eggs,' I'our over' . BOSTON If anybody .needs a oysters oii -toast, sprjhklo with corkscrew 228,000 have just arrived paprika, and serve; ; . j from France. They are no longer . (Copyright. .192.7;'-' NBA Servlcfl, inuido. Iu greut quantities in this Inc.) 1 : . . Mr 8. Patterson To ; : Stay at The Farm - 8AI.RM Jan. 12 (AD Few wo men given the,, '.opportunity- would- eschew reigning ' over an executive niunslon 'fhe. wife of (iovernbr Isaac L., Paiterson does. She prefers to llve.oil a farm, 'The governor's largo. furm, which Mrs, Fatlvrson describes .as "the most beautiful, place"; in the world In Dm .Diiiiitnnr (tum ts, just lb .! miles from Salem,-, state capital Mrs. Patterson is . a'ool'ector of antiques und t hlfllorlcnl . works. which slid shelters- In -her country home : s . - r" 'Sugar Bag' Hat Is Successor to The 'Vagabond' Ily llio As.sMill I! Another striking: fashion iu shoes ta the use of g lass heels for danc ing1. They cutoh and reflect ,lho Mifht, Unlike Cinderella's slippers they have a- foundation of wood, nnd are, - therefore, serviceable as well as pretty. 'SiiRar ling" Hat The "SuKar,-ftflffn J the KnKHsh spring sticcesKor to this winter's "Tngubond" hat. It really loks more like the dust basr on a .va cuum . cleaner, but appears very smart when worn; "Von pull thl quaint thing on so that it reeodc in front, following the tine of tho head, and then, when you Imivo squashed it down, you Ket the Inilch boy effect with th crown flat against the side of the. head. Insert Adornments At u Mayfalr tea parly, many persons wore interested In a brown velvet hat worn by a New Year debutante, the soft crown of which was held down at one side by a big: bumbte boo. It Is typical of the Insect craze which Is one. of Knfflish fashion's latest vagaries. Ilees, drnifonflies and other Insects In realistic colors and shapes, fixed In the front or at the side of the hat aro; much In favor. Some of these hut insects nrc. modelled In rich;, emtmej, . Sometimes when a bee Is. worn" on' the hat, another bee is fixed on the coat lapel in stead .6j.. the stereotyped flower. Joint Installation Is Held at Cove -.COVE,' Ore.. Jan. 12. (Speelnl) A. Joint InstKllation of the Odil Fel low's and Hebekah lodKes was held at. the I. 0.,t. 1-'. ball Saturday eveniiiir.- -' ' The orrieers of the ' Hebekali lnilpe w-e.re Installed as fullows: Mrs. Eva- Williams, noble rand; Mrs. Cassie Orton,' vice ki-uikI; (leors-Q. ' Williams, treasurer;1 Mrs. Veur! v Richards, secretary: .Mrs. (- s,.ml. chrlm hui' I en Kthel Deiiaus. , . . ,. Svea Hancock, Mhside guardian; Mrs. Nellie Mar ten, outside guardian and Mrs. b.va .rhe ortll Kello-' lodse officers in- j stalled were: Ceorge Williams, I HQIIIt' Kllllltl, !! . XJtllXfl, ni- Richards, right sup- ' . . ,..,.,. ... , ..,, left supporter to noble grand: Kim-.nip- 'eon Van Schnonhnvon. left porter to neble grand; If.,11. Little. eondublor; John Richards, warden; rr,i ,.ioa (...,-., , , i . , ijnv, r jcountry, l no importer explains. We' are sitting down In a chair Ivliijr our nil over n new dej.k phone.- We nie Just as tickle:! a.s a little lwy over his fht nil wagon; ' One or'our old'ustimi'.Ts rain); in today ami be sure did give tltc Royal coal a great send off right iMoro mi orric full of customers. Ho ha id that the lEoy al ooal had lasted him better than any coal bu had over burned in l.a fi run do. lie is a rnilnmd nuui and he knows coal rrom A lo .. If 1 would ffiv his name jmu would nil knowliini. I dini't be lieve I will, chum' he burns con siderable coal through the whiter and we kinda like, to keep him j for our customer. I otv you will Iki usin paint he-l foiv long. Ztnc-O-Mlh, I'tirn White paint, that's all paint. It Is fully guaranteed to give pi'rFtH't mi I fs factfon; not to peel, chalk off, or turn yellow with ng. ' We will put It rigid almij side of any ordinary while paint mid If it doesn't show up whiter, then you can come hack and tell us we don't k 1 low w hat wo? a rc talking alMHit. It Is only $:l..1( a gallon, tt Is worth every penny or it. W have Int.s of ordinary ltmic paint for 2.5 a gallon. It Is also guaraiitcd. We are going lo protect you on your supply of llnsccd oil, iHt-au we bought In huge qiuintltie while the winter price 1 hiw njul for the early spring iwinter thy can lie sure, to save money. Any more fanueo want ' auy barn floor lumber, Slit-0(1 jm M. Call us up. If you call um iii and we answer Hie phonv t Ih next netrond, don't think you have tlte wrong nunilM-r. We sot. pnt tjr licavy, pi tone Is clone, by and we' crh grab onlok. HardtvisMl flfMM-liig, kalnmliir, whiter lead and black graphite. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Ttie Poor Man's Friend" Near Foundry. Pliooe Main 2 IS Ka ljunday Business Three More Days '.' ": a" ' . ; .' ;, ; Coats ! One-Half r Price - BUY NOW AND SAVE Uoise Men Buy Enterprise Hotel KNTKHTMIIHr:. Ore., Jan. 12 (Special ) K, R. Me(nrlhy and T-.-I. iiomstead, of Hoise, have pur- ielmSid the Fnterprtse hotel, .which (wad formerly owned by Mrs. F. R. J Mcffiilly. The hotel was opened to :1 he public Saturday, the pro gram tout u ring a inraey unnic tul a dance. WIVES t'NKIHTATED IjAHORF. India (AF) Only oiK-'educuted Indian In 30 in India tottyy expecU tu find an educated wtlf, declared Sir William M. llaAley, governor of the Fun jab. whtfn opening the new slto for tho LKtrtjHiird college for women. Ho luWfd that liulf of the education 'gltn lo men was thus wasted as "Uy-y met at homo an atmosphere opposed to or contemptuous of edu cation. Ho stood for more educa tion for women, Jf India was to advance oh h nation. l I 1 1 H I 1 1 I T . .t PUTMAN'S January clearance Sale Closes Saturday, Jan. 15th Offering Still Greater Reductions on All Coats - Dresses- Lingerie Everything Reduced; '; Mid-Season Wardrobe Needs Priced to Make Room i''or Our New -'Spring Merchandise - ' ' v UiJIES READY 4a i3 . AfM.O MILLINERY itiHSA'risrir.ir with noii ! VIRNNA-. (A F) The Austrian hairdressers haytj'decldiMl, with dm; seriousness In convention assem bled, that women shouhl give up the bob. -How they are going to persuade them, to do it wns not de elded. ' The hair' dressers r ngreed that current fashions above the cars do not harmonize with modern even ing gowns. But what seemed to puin them the most was that the bob does not give u barber miir.li opportunity lo "express himself," ns. tho saying goes, ontsrAXY's ivojihx imhtous MUNICH (Al) Tliore are now. some 1600 practician women phy- ' slclana In Oernuiny, ai'ciirdtni,' ;lo rigures ot the wonum's uu-dk-al as- ; aociutlon. Thorn are qt:uy uiuvu w-onien doctors in soulhi-'rti JTtrfn in ; norlliern Clerinany. Thus, while in .Munich tlu'i-e Is one woman, physi cian to 'every 7.0O0 inliabttanis, ! Iterlln has one for i-vi-ry il.omi only. ' R:E A SHOULD ta cr.r -i V: if SdnMmgCdffk berries in the vcr!J markcU. Schilling is one coffee th:;t never varies in fine flavor. Schilling CoS"eccor;:i key-wind tins -and tin; key-wind leaves a snug-fitting Service Cov er. Guaranteed without limit. If you don't like , Schilling's best - your n-onry bnck at your grocer's -.instantly. Your stntemcn: w enog;Ii. You keep the coffee. We pay the ijrccer. Baking Powder Coffee Tca. 1 1 1 1 nt Ax. OXKki i ui in I a A Millinery - TO - WEAR IB I Wallowa Attorney H Now at Enterprise FNTKlU'riisFV Ore.,' Jan. 13 ; (f-'peeiul) Oeorgo W. Cherry re jcenlly moved his law office equlp i cu nt from Wallowa to Knterprlso. I He occupies the office rooms on .the second floor between the Bor V sjf ls,V Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Ree-: ords is complete. CARR'S S ON;Si:WH Y BE YOUR COFFEE Coffee enjoyment depends . . rcrsons rather than mere appettzmg aaiecwves. ins rather than mere appetiztt Here are 4 Schilling reasons i JScJiilliKg, alone in America, roast only first pradc coffee and seals it in vacuum.There arc r.o 2nd or 3rd grade Schilling coffees. 'Larr.c reserve stocks protect your morning . cisnfro:-!! a shortage of high-grade coffee - s only in vacuum ICoffeel iXiQ SPices t Extracts Three More Days All Dresses One-Third to One-Fourth K:"-: Off ' '.v La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery land grocery and tho Mnyfleld drug store. FnrroU-.ifc VAXK8 MORE AT HOME ? T.ONION Americans aro foelingf,' moro and more at home. Matches, aro given away now to purchasers of smokes. ' And fellows setllngi hot dogs at sporting' events oo- ulso to bundle ice cream in ui-' mer. . fc " ' ' New records dailjf upon real ... , a ii I la 1 1 1 il A
