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LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER
Page Three
Mrs. W. C. Froman .
Entertains at ;
Bridge Dinner
'i .'Mrn. W. C. Knunun wan hostess
ut un uUruetlveljH iipoiniel dinner
purly luat evening whon the mem
bers of the Thursday Auction
lirtdtfe cluli were Her sue. ,
,l)inner was served yt C:3U o'clock
t four Hmall tablcH, whore bridge
xAh enjoyed uftorwurdn. llu.skets
produced here Feb, 24. The seleo
Uon has a number of hoIom, duom,
und quurteta fofcaldeH the choruHe.
It will be atugetl ut the Mormon
tubernacle.
There, wnrf uu iiUeientintr pro
gram yesterday ufternoon ut AV11
low school when the Willow 1'ur-ent-Teacher
uiwociution met there
in regular session.
The piiplU from Miss YVIIUum
hoii'h room Hunt? three upproprtute
woiigrt about Washiiiylon, Lincoln
and tit. Vulentlne'8 day. followed
of Hweetpeuu lnr the pastel colors.. -un'i
iiloi-iidrl flfh t Mil If. J : ..- . .
J pie," by MIhh Junes. Mrs. II.
11.
uiary, it uohiuiupb enn oo secureu.
The group voted In favor ot hav
ing a state on up Tire executive
come to Ut Grande for the pur
pose of instructing campfire groupH
here. A treo program was dls
oiiKsod, which will - probably be
Klven in March or April. Alone I
with thin u desire wua expressed to
plant trees ulong one of the high
ways. National campfire ; head
quarters now offers special honors
for poems, drawings or photo
gruphs of irees. A hike for this
purpose was planned for the near
future.
The next meeting of the group
will be a cerenionlul Thursday, Feb.
10, ut the home of Mrs. 0. H. Hlr
nle. Parts for the fire lighting
ceremony were assigned.
MENUS
- During the card Bunion -Mra. ulcuvor suvo u tulk on "An Kxhlblt
phonier .Vowllll niHllo hcoi-6. o( Arti" uflcr w,li!h tho reulur
The lirldifo club will nieot iigaln UU!tue8a ciwlun wun held. ,
!.. 17. when Mih. U-tu Juj.Chi will invlmthm to .a hiiHket
be. liuvtcwi ut l o clock luncheon. I o0(ttb,"to oe llokl ,,,,. n ul ,,,
- ' school houne whs extended to all.
Three whip of. .Iirfdso wore t . he next inocthiK of tho us
l.luy liiBt evening ul the home of Bol;ulloii will bo l-'rlduy, Muicll 4.
Mi', und JIr. Clyde limiting when , ...
Jontermlned the member, of j pen(jletOn COUple
Mr. und Mrs. Jess Rosenbuum Married in CitV
made high scoro at cards and tho l v
consolation piifca went to Mry und) , .
Mrs. lyitn Huimiflcld. ! 1 ; wedding toolt place yesterday
vSprlng flowers, were effectively ; nfturuoou ut the parsonagcof tho
used in tho dacoratluP tof tfieT J-lrt -Methodist liiiscopul church
rooms.; After tho card tfamoa the yesterday ufternoon at about 2:30
hostess served a two-course lunch- o'oluck when Miss lhully Mrlntyrej
own. ' : land Klpiuge Oliver, both of l'on-f
' "The next meeting of the. club will dloton, were united in marriage by
be Feb. 18, when Mr. and Mrs. the llev. Hi W. Tarker.
lnn llannlflcld. will cutcrtuin.. They were accompanied by Jack
, Ciirer, also of Pendleton,
i Mr. and Mrs. Kverctt Kcown en- ..Immediately following the cere
tcVtHlncy Ihe rnVmbers 'of the Vaf . moiiy they returned to Umatilla
loncla Jlridgo-club last evening at -county.
their home on Washington avenue.. .
Four tablesm-ere qt play during. There wua a large attendance at
ihe evening and first' prizes were the regular meeting of tho home
won U Mr.n,nd Mrs. Nolan Skiff, department of the First .Prosby
Mrs. Hltlff and Mrtf. Harold tyninn terlan church yostorduy afternoon
tying .for the iwonicu's high sooro'atthe home of Mrs. V. li. J'lck-j
and the furmcr vvinnlng whon thot ens. il i
cards were cut. The consolation) Airs. A. S. Anderson, presidentj
prizes went ro .Mrs. can iaiiua anu -. 01 me uepariineiu, coiniurieo inu
Claude. Nash. buslna session und also had
A two-course luncheon followed' charge of the afternoon's devo
t he" card games, when each guest- tional.
received a favor in-rkeeplng with J . Mtost of. the afternoon wus spent
St. Valentine's day. ''.'":) i working on a iuult, which will go
Mi, and Mrs. Nolan KtilfrwJn en; lo Home nped' family in tho city.
Announcements
Tho Art Research club will meet
with Mrs. O. it. Cluycomb Monday
afternoon, .
'" ;
Miss Nell Mabuffey Is chairman
in charge of Tuesday evening'H
mooting of tho Y'jung' Women's
Kducatlonat auxiliary to bo held
In the basement of the First Meth
odist ! piscopa 1 c h u rc h h ere. Th e
subject is "America Abroad. Oth
er members of the committee are
Mrs. Cook, Mrs.' H.'F, Tyler. Mrs.
K. Sling. Mrs. II.. 8.' Urownton,
Mrs. Thomas WaHsiiiger. .5 Miss
Vernon and Mi's. HherWood- "Will
lams. ' . ; -. ' i r - ' -
IT wo have a war .with Mexico,
perhaps we'd have:' to calf hot' ta
innlfB "Uborty dunipllng,' '
By Kistt-r Mavy ;
URRAKFAST Sliced camu.d
pineapple, cereal, thin cream,
whole wheat taust, smoked had
dock on toast, milk, coffee.
KUNCHKON Ituked vegetable
soup, croutons, whole wheat let
tuce sandwiches, Btuffed apples,
milk. tea. ,
DINNKK-r-Veal steak en casse
role, potato marbles in pltptant
sauce, spinach salad, chocolate
broad pudding, wholo wheat bread,
milk, coffee.
Children under school ag
should not be served the rish sug
gested hi the breakfast menu. With
this exception they may bo Riven
any of tho dishes plunned for the
day. Bo sure that every child up
to ten yours of age drinks or re
ceives in one way or another at
luast three cups one and one-half
pintei of milk dally.
Tho stuffed apples may bo Just
tho dessert you uro looking for to
serve to your card club in place of
Ice cream. If you uso them for a
"party" pluco each applo on a
round foundation of sponge cake.
Stuffed Apples
Tare and com smooth apples of
a uniform bIkc. Cook In heavy
sirup to which the julco of one
lemon to each .cup of sugar has
been added. lluslo apples and
oook very slowly and carefully to
prevent them from breuklng. When
the fruit is tender und clear ro
inovo from sirup and chill. Cook
sirup down until thick enough to
Jelly. Combine equal parts of
chopped nuts, seeded and chopped
rnislns and ' orange marmalade.
with the jellied sirup and fill cav
ities of apples with, tho mixture.
Mask each applo with whipped
cream slightly aweetened und fla
vored with vunttliu A cube of
bright red Jelly or a maraschino
cherry can be used to garnish the
dessert.
HEALTH
'opyrtght,
im, NBA Service.
WOMKV AOTIVK 1H-.AI
OK I.AIU.K COMPANY
Miss, Helen McCnhe Is an exhibit
of the debate over the question,
"Humo'cr Career." At 2lt, situ is
president and general manager of a
Cinelnuuti lumber company, oper
ating 40 mills. She Is a' bachelor
j of arts, hue he lor of law and certt-
ilietl public accountant.
Yet, while attending a Memphis
coimntlon of lumber executives,
; si(i- expressed tho opinion that a
j col logo education is not m cuson-
lliil of a sucecsful business und
i tial of a successful business und
men should nut huve business
careers.
Mom-: HjOWKHk rsi;i hy
WO.MKX IX IIKHI.IX
lierlin women are using flowers
perhaps more freely than ever this
: winter for household decorations
! and personal adornment. Tho
somewhat improved v economic
; conditions have helped what might
. be called flic luxury business of
the flower merchants as they have
tiio other so-called luxury trades.
TIIF TltlTir AIMMT "I'OIKOX",
Oil "IWVAlin (iOlll ltS'
Ity Kin toil Ia'vIii, M, U.,
' llougjiton, Mlcli.
Member Dorgas Memorial hist.
When people complulu of a grad
ual weuk feeling uecompanled ly
loss In weight, palpitation (rapid
heart), . trembling, loss of nerve,
especially ff they reside In the so
called goiterous districts. It be
comes high time a competent
medical examination should lie
sought. Again, if the necks of
these patients contain enlarge
ments, goiters, It is especially Im
perative to seek medical advice,
The eyes mjiy or may not protrude,
depending upon tho type or disease
of which I am speaking.
Kurthermoro. it is now a known
fact in medicine, that the nodulur
goiter, which was only disfigur
ing for years, may ut any time pre
cipitate poison symptoms that are
distinctly manifest, especially at 30
years and above, und in tho fe
nmlo during the chungo. The poi
son goiter occurs In the mnle as
well us the female, ulthough In the
latter inoro frequently..
These symptoms are, hi some
poison goiters, called toxic goiters
Ity doctors, accompanied as just
stated by tho protrusion of the
eyes. This typo is considered more
severe and more acute while the
other type Is injure insidious.
Many of , tho laymen have
friends and neighbors who havo
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Ready-to-W ear and Millinery
i
f alien victims to theso symptoms
and the dangerous disease they
signify, Tho danger of the continu
ance of the disease too long should
bo thoroughly understood, bocausc
vital organs like the heart, liver,
kidneys, and especially tho nervous
system may become so diseased,
so Injured, that full recovery Is
Impossible.
It Is well to understand that tho
thyroid gland ts tho normal gland
tissues about tho wind pipe or
trachea at Ihe base of tho neck.
Any enlargement of this normal
gland, ut all, Is called a goiter.
Though only a small proportion
of people who have goiters develop
"poison goiter' condition, It bo
hooves us to bo on guard been uso
tho results of neglect and post
ponement are so terrible.
In ' gollcrous districts, goiter
hearts are more common than Is
I generally believed. They Impart
a dofinito physical deficiency with
:7-r- -t-'
ull tho (lunge uccoinpunylnff- i "
ht'ui't UlKeuao thut laymen ktunv ,l
Many a sudden duuth could bo.'ut'
trlbutcd to tho "goiter hoart.";: ! .
' JuiitltutLnff early actlvo pro.ppi (
treatment l tho only safoffUaruV Sa;q :
havo in order to offset tho crlp i:
pllnff wrcckuffa and doatli front '
this "poison", or so called "Inwutil '(
gpller." ...
tiOVKHNOH'H DAfGIITEIl,! ;
MIKTIU'.SS Ol' SIANSIOS(';i
Witry Pinner. 28-yenr-old dauijll
tor of Pennsylvania's now gover
nor, John S. I'Msher, Is tho youngoHt
mistress of tho llurrlsburg oxeou.
tlvo mansion In Its history. Her.
mother died seven years ago.' Mtal:
Mslier's favorite recreation Is rid-;
Ing her horso "Traveler". Sho did
not' take the horso to tho Venn,
sylvania capital but was acudni-1
punled by her two Henlylmin vipri
riurs, "Nip" and "Tuck", $ :
1
311
The. hostess served refreslimcnts
IJDfbxo, tttljOurnment.
The Women's society of tho Klrst
tet'laln the club: Friday FeW: 1.0.!
ut their hoihe nt 1207' Oak street.:.::
; "
j MeinberH of the V. A.'.B; club
were entertained at un .attractive Ilaptlst church met yesterday uf
pavty yesterday afternoon when ternoon at ihe home of Mrs. tleorgo '
Mi:h, Charles Wale wus hostess m, a. roiiara wun inemnors in
her, homo on Wushlngt6n avenue, attendance. Jt wus tho regular aid
Three tables of bridge was the, mooting of the society and during
diversion of tho afternoon with the business session, conducted by
h-bh score going to Mrs. 12. U. Mrs. William Shade, plans were :
tiUye. Mrs. 0. Jf. Fogle .won the made for a dinner lo be served Krl-1
second prize and the guest prize, day, Feb. ", In the church base-!
was received by Mrs. 11. K. Will--ment. Mrs. W. I,. Devlne will bo j
iunis. . 1 chairman In charge.
'The idea of St.- Yalontlnels day! A soeiable was enjoyed follow-'
w carried out In tho decorations. Itig the business hour, when Mrs.:
of the Wale home, red prodomlnat- 1'olLard served refreshments.
Jug In tho color wihomc. Hod cur-!i ' ;..
UHlloiis worq tho flowers used. The Intermediate Christian Kii-i
A two-courso luncncon iouowcu ueavor society oi me v.nrisiianj
church met In regular monthly son-,
slon J'rlday evening ut 7:30 o'clock
in the-church annex.
Aftor tho business scsslun games
were played and Jlght refi'esliments
were served by tho committee in
charge.
the' afternoon's play.
-Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman, .will bo
the nexl hostess to the club Friday,
Feb. 18.'
P, E. 0. Chapter in
Interesting MeetingL.. . '
W. B. Association
An inleresUiiK mooting of Chnn
ler 1 uf r. I'l. t). was held yesterday
ufternodii at the home of Mrs. II.
S. liriiivntnn, with Mrs. Clydo It.
Seitu as assistant hostess. .
.After a short busUicss meeting
.Mrs. l'Y 11. Appleby revc-lwed "The
Cilorluus Apollo," a buoli by Lord
ISy'ron.
following the program the host
esses served refreshments."
.i .
ITmlvr the direction ot W. W.
Nisbnum, the Monday .Musical
chorus is wurklug on n cantata, the
"Itose Mntden" by COwen to bo
Plans Campaign
GOOD NEWS!
; "Women, and men,
"too, will be glad to
know thab
SILQUE
(Pronounced silk)
is now available in a
.larger size twice the
i)0c size for
.; 85c
iMoon Drug Co.
ta Agents 1'W
J- Tlie Owl lrug Co.
Fourteen members of tho Wifln
aii's ilencfit association responded
to meeting called last evening by
the district deputy, Mrs. Adelaide
Packard, at the home of the com
mander. .Mrs, Irving liramwell.
Tho duties of tho officers of the
association were explained by Mrs.
Fackard and Instructions were
I given by her regarding tho "liouble
IVour Membership" campaign.
Although no definite nelhm .was
taken a' number of plans were dlH-
cussed In regard to raising money
! for the expenses of the drill team
to the Great Itcvlew of Oregon In
, Fcndlcton April t !).
j The organization of a West Way
club waft discussed, the plans for
'which will probably be completed
' at the rcgulur meeting Tuesday
. evening.
' The rummage Hale, discussed at
Ihe last regular meeting, was talked
about again last night and all mem
bers wero asked to begin lo gather
and save things to bo sold at that
time. The sale will probably be
i sometime next month.
j At a lute hour refreshments were
served.
j ' 1
j After the last bell sounded at
the high sehool Thursday afternnoii
nine members of Soangetaha camp
fire group gallic; ed In Airs. A. V.
JJndgrenHt room for their regular
weekly meeting.
The first subject talked about
wus the motion to change the meet
ing time from afternoon to evening,
but because of many conflicting en
gagements the plan was rejected.
In response lo the Invitation by
Miss Myrtle lloyt the girls decided
they would take part In the Hup!
j Indlnn dance to be given before the
Young Women's Kducationul aux-
; TIHs new saiullrivoori rol
ur rlblnHi He will, reptile
;lrim ami fovcred spike liet-1.
nidi lutiirl or imm work at
lde of histep. plain lor.
vlmi't vamp. nmM-s up oik of
'ur new spring shoes willed
to priced at 511.95.
We huvp nncrilicr similar
pal I cm In black kafflr kid,
I Mmp. M'ikn hvcl.. ilahitlly
'trluiiuttl hi IiIik-. pi-kvtl as
a I kmc. For Mrcct or dnsa
. arraii.
The B00TERY
TwUk 1k-, prhTd rlelil
from (1.(3 to 0.t5.
Slot Too Bright
r, x
If wool socks arc to be worn In
low, they should accompany
hlck-aolcd ahoes and be rather
ubdued in color such as these
pibealhcr tones of diamond pat-
WHICH OF THESE THREE
PLACES DOES YOUR FUEL
DOLLAR GO:
'S-. ;';;;;-.-' t:;i-v' ' - '
Out' of the,' chimney .ag smoke; out to the
alley as ashes; or into your home as warmth
and comfort. 1 ;
Now of course you can find out which coal,
keeps the most of your fuel dollar in the home
by experimenting.; ;
. . . i but .experiments are costly because
what doesn't.' go into the home as heat goes up
the chimney' as srtioke; and is carried up the
furnace stairs as ash. . . ' '
, ( burn Aberdeen coal
and carry less ashes out and have more heat
and less smoke.
SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO.
Phone Main 17
Ti I tt Si i rail i nn , k t niil vin n '
K n it is tne uenuineness oi lnis sale rnat Appeals to inose wny isuy uire-
P II f..lKr nJ V
luiij aim iviiun uuuu ruinuuic t aiucs ttiicii xiicj occ xiiciiii '
A Clean Out! A Close Out! A Sell Out!
CARR
FURNITURE
CO.
RETIRING
FROM
BUSINESS
t t T
OUR ENTIRE $65,000
: STOCK MUST
i. ; GO!!!
A Day for
Sentimental
When you were very
Young and turned all
Colors of the rainbow '
When the girl across
The isle in school
Smiled sweet smiles
You rewarded, her on
Valentine's Day with
A beautiful creation
Of lace paper and
Red and gold hearts
But in this modern day
You turn to something
More lasting to express
Your sentiment to a '
Dear mother or a sweet
Wife or a charming
Friend a dainty piece
Of Jewelry that is a
Valcntine and a lovely
Gift combined and you
Assure utmost pleasure
By seeing that the box
Carries the name of
SIEGRIST&C0.
"Largest Jewelry Store in
Eastern Oregon"
.'BgszE
Come Monday lor new surprises! It was, impossible' for us to show all of this
niammoih $(5,D0() stock "of 'Furniture, Ruffs,' Stoves, Ranges, etc., on our sales
floor during- the first clays of the sale. The big crowds have bought gener
ously since wc opened this great sale, making it possible for us to bring forth
new values! Stocks arc now complete, values arc at their height.
11
EXTRA SPECIAL
MIRRORS Entire
stock mirrors, all sizes,
all styles, all kinds,
plain and fancy. Price
now for q u i c k sale
1-2 PRICE
EXTRA SPECIAL
FLOOR WAX Old
English Liquid Wax
cleans and polishes
floors, woodwork, fur
niture, linoleum, etc.
Quart size, reg. $1.40,
Sale price, 07g
can
EXTRA SPECIAL
WAXEIi POLISrf ER
Outfit Old English
waxpr ! polisher outfit
complete. Priced to sell
regularly at $3.90. now .
Extra Special $2 19
EXTRA SPECIAL
The genuine Orthophonic Vic
trola, Victor's famous master
piece, made, to sell i-egularly
at $r!()0. Closing-Out ffOOQ ftft
Sale price, each - QLOVAJSt
MONDAY SPECIAL
RECORDS,25c
All Columbia Records, .also
one lot Victor Records, regu
lar 75c, on sale Monday, Ex
tra Special while, any OC.
remain, each
EXTRA SPECIAL
All hardwood Dresser with
large plate glass mirror, dark
finish, 4 large drawers. Reg
ular $24.50, Sale price CI A QC
Extra Special ............ PJ
ROCKER
Regular $16.50 High
back Rocker, mahog
any finish, movable
spring cushions, high
grade tapestry and
jacquard yclour cov
erings. Now Extra
Sw $10.75
RUGS,
Regular to $45.00 Ax
minster Rugs, size
9x12, all new patterns
and color combina
tions. On sale Extra
ST' $28.45
Come choose quick!
RANGE
A real range with ti
ll ole polished, top
Kitchen Range, large
oven, all nickle trim
med leg base ; coil in
'clufjijcl. Regular $91
grade. Sale p r i c e
Special ..
$57.50
CHEST
High grade Red Ce
dar. Chest . with legs
and roomy; unusual
ly well built. Now go
ingExtra C11.1C
Special .
BED ROOM SUITE
Fine, grade Ivory Bed
Room Suite 5 pieces,
consisting of bow
foot bed, vanity dres
ser, large chiffonier,
night bench and chair
regular $129.50
T;w $95.15
DINING ROOM
SUITE
Eight - piece Walnut
Dining Room Suite
'long buffet, large ta
ble, G dining chairs
with blue leather
seats. Priced regular
ly at $183.00. Extra
sS"'. $134.00
LIVING ROOM
SUITE
Two - piece Living
Room Suite 1 a rge
size davenport and
chair beautifully up
holstered in three
tone jacquard velour,
4 legs, spring cush
ions and back, ser
pentine shape, black
velvet trimmed. Reg
ular $225.00 value.
Now
Suite
EXTRA SPECIAL
Take your choice of
Rocker or Chair of
Lloyd Loo m fibre
reed Cafe-au-Lait
color, large spring
cushion covered with
beautiful three-color
cretonne. Reg. $32.50,
Extra Spe
cial choice....
Carr Furniture Co. SS&fT6
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