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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1927)
Vvc-A.r V.J. MK3 !"ir " r. li Vf t Monday, February 14, 1927. LA' GRANDg EVENING OBSERVER Society News OUT OUR WAY, Mrs. F. L. Meyers Entertains at ; Bridge Luncheon 1 Mrs. K. I.. MvyciH .UllRhtrully i-ntorlulna(l tin irn'mlura of ih .tirky Tlilrtt-n Huh Tiiursiluy af ternoon ut Iwr home on Hpiintf Itridtf-o wus enjoyed following luncheon ul I o'eluek, Mrs. II. J.. ioIMk' ni'ikhiK hlsh srun. j Mm. J. T. Ilir.mn.8iin will ! llOHti-KH lo III i-lub next Wft'k on i,TlMltHly, I'Vli. "4. Ttiiv'flnjt of a set-teg of lienefl cnril parties to be fflvcn liy tie Woman's lienefl t ii.s.soeiutlun tlw liiK thin month ami next took plnee Muuiruuy evening hi me run-. iIh hull on Kir Hlreit. '',,Ut Women's Christian Temper- Heven luhles of pinoehle were! co union will meet tomorrow ut play .lurinjr the ev.-nintf an ' "'rnoon. Iel. 15, ut 2:30 o flock , hlKh scoro anion the women play- Mral Methodist Kplseopnl nrs went to Mia. .1. (I. SiltzlnKer' church. . t linster Harris won I he hien's prize i . ,., n,.MI,iiilln nrlvi.H u.-nt 1(1,1 WoiHen'8 HfblP cUlSS Of the m.w a,.mwi lOrifkNim mul wYiink . Wrat Presbyteri-m church will ( he business session there were Initiation ceremonies and lnstalln llon of officers wua completed. A special entertainment was announced- for the next nieetlng of the lodge, Thursday.. Ktb. 2-i. Before the close of the meeting the lodRo prettt-nted Mr. and Mi-h. Tom Jtuckmun with- it wedUlnR Klfl. The committee In charge s.'i'ved refreshments. -. Suturday afternoon the juveniles to the Neighbors of . vVoodcrufl met at ,thc -hall' with ubout as member present. The children enjoyed Iho 'uftnrnoon ut games. The Juveniles meet the weoml Saturday of each month. Announcements Wnnhhurn. Refreshments were served at Inte hour. Another card party will be giv en next Hulurduy evening. I'Vb. in. Members of the Clio club wove the guests of Mrs. Karl Stoddat l Saturday when she was hostess at it second bridge lupehcm tail week, the first one being Friday 'nflnrnoon. After luncheon at 1 : 1 & o'clock bridge was the diversion of t he afternoon at three tables. The club prise was won by Mrs. Jhuo Jtohnenknmp and the' guest prlw went to Mi. Arthur . It. liowen. at lrv afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome ot Mrs. v. k. Jiucnunan. JO 4 N u v a ue. wit h M rs. T. A . McKlnstry assisting as hostess. All members are requested to be pres The ha dies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Itullway Trainm-.-n will meet Kngles hull tomorrow night MENUS . Campfire Girls to Uy Sister Mary ' MREAKI-'AST HnlvoB ot grapp- fruit.- cereal, thin creunii, . crisp .......w " broiled huoon. potato omnlet, -7iolo T 1 i i 1 nnLerLain rarents ho'' pop-ovors, mim, torw. . I l.l'NCHKON Scalloped flnnan- 1 tiaddlc, Rraliam bread, Chinese Alelnliei'H of the Saenjawea cabbue with Thousand Island cumprlrc plrl ki'oiip made prep, dressing-, lemon Jolly with whip-, uralions for -the parents' party, at ,KMi cream, milk, tea. whlill they will entertain their ( DINNEltt Veal stew, steamed mothers anil fat Iters this cvenliiK. kale in lemon butter, fruit salad, Kntllrdny afternoon wlten theyriiet cheese straws, whole wheat rolls, at the home of their Riiardia.i, .milk, coffee. Mrs. I.. II. Awes. v ; Hinco rice is Included in the venl The party will b In the annex stew n0 other "stnrchy vegetable" of the Lutheran church and .in 9 suggested. Tho fruit salad ser Interesting entertainment lias been Ved with cheese straws takes the in ranged. I place of a dessert although a light. Every member of the cumpfli" custard dessert of some sort may uirl urotm but one was inesi nt fo:' be added if waated. The moat I he meetlniv Sanin:ny. ' Icoursc Is rather light so-lf more By Williams! Ill' Punched Thro A Bv.EO'N'Htf. Ji'4L H vjhh orops of Bcoo droppim . innn 'f'-'f T"'; A ;M ,OFF OF iT-AM" iTSt'Z H ' . JL'Ul-JA AuAt4? - , '. &( I ' HERES A PRCTtV VALENTiKJE. -ICHOiE.. , i . Jjj ITJosTFtiRWOO-ro ASKVOO IP A ) At WOO LOVE. ME.-AMO "SAV Si7T ll II I 7 L'-' OrTS fflf,' ' HEROE-S ARE. MADo-NOT SORM. ' .ctwr kma. mj- J l.l Mltl.HMAN tJIVIvS A I IT TO MINNrHAIHH.IH - T Fifty yenrs of effort to provide MlmiFiupoliH Willi an art collection or world renown will culmiuato this spring for T. II. Walker, pioneer northwest lumbcrinan. Housed In a $:1U0,(IU0 gallery m ining eoinpli'llon, his (n.dUD.uoO collection of paintings and niro art objects will then be piusented to the city. Wulker. who Is 87. has figured In public welfaro In Minneapolis for sixty years. Ho ncuuirod wealth through lumbering artlvltles which began at I'aiis, ill., when ho was 111. XO MOIi:llNISM IX FIRST .MATISSI': WIIHK The first rantau ever painted by ljeuri Matisse, French protagonist of modernism,' was exposed lo tho American public for tho first lima at the DndensiiiB (lallery. New 'York. U is a still of old books, candle, holder and table cover nnd Is about two feel stiuuro. contain ing no hint of future divagations from tho Hemix Arts methods. Mir. rounding It wero abstract paint ings Hint, with strangu color ar rangements and non-representuilvo form, revealed what Is spoken ui as Matisse's progress. I r. Johnson undertook to learn th. Hutch language only n few years before hlB. death; tho Mar quis do mint Auituro negun to write. poetry at 73; Chaucer wrolo Canterbury 'Pules between the ages of fifty-four und sixty-one:!. udo vlco Mounldoaco wrote tho mem- ! olrs of his llinis nt 116: and Hen- ; venuto Celllrtl wrote his nuUiblo- I grupliy at BS. ' I ---n-v'.viA:'vcr.tf.l? .if ll ill Jv,0tm)V, ' - wWll'llf'' -i. ii.- I . II T . r i rl I 1 1 1 1 .11 UUk i ; II m m m " W S 1 . ..II ' VI 1 1 Thes Garden IIICAl) I.I"ItVcWs!-TK10T IS TO j STAUT IT lMlOUIIS MHI,V. Road Oiling Plan i Has Ounosition In North State OI-YMPIA, Feb. 1.' (Specittl)- Whib' the eoiifeumpllon of head lettuce the year around has in- , .. . ,.n n.nt. :non creased more rapidly than that ot mJpn of drt nlKlnvny in KustPm any other common garden vege- Washln ton ls not meeting with table, the success of home, garden- fayor am ,PK8la,0r. and' the ers In raisins good head lettuce has mllrilt,ona ttre lhat the program not multiplied anywhere nearly as w(1( ,)e Kreatlv rldUced. Bvon rapidly. Many have given up the -Wulor, rrom the yMHl mc, Bcn- atlenipl and left head lettuce to the (i.ny fnv0rlll0 t(v Governor Hart- professlunul gardener. 1 ley and Highway Engineer Hoovori l o promire lenuces mm. . lumi arp rurltncd lo balk at an exien- ' wn.ii imm;i:us is tuiii'iilk : 11 EVE It LEY H1I.1.S, Cal. They are talking of recalling Mayor Will lingers for Invisible government, because he's been away from Call- ; nil inn sinee i iiihih 11 1 in.-n. i- I dignatlon meeting hus been held. I l'erhaiis the recall movement is due to the fact that Will has been visiting for Fiorina unit uitveriis lng that state. yilnve you ever hunted bear?" 1 usually wear a corduroy suit i " , ,, ,;:.,,, .- ,, " promire icuuces una. llrp iHcllnod lo bulk, a I course Is rather light so f more, 1)i,.1(g (a r(.,u VOKul,llc Bar- ... ,,iroBrum 0f olllns. ."Z ' mthrdenclVI !!?. in his message to the ieglsla- llitie -MiKnoneiiu, u, v.i. n-.jr (urp Hartley advised oiling oc Scnllnncil Fliliinii-llnilille. I . i...,,, ,..m, . more iniwi i. n. .. ....- r.n Interesting program 191- ine , ono polinu iinnun-iuniuie, o thing else. Iceberg, also known as new members or the group was tablespoons uuuer, 1 -fi iniimiiuuu. 1 vnrk - I...-' . n ...w..l inmntnen. 2 1 on. ... i protein calories uro neeoeu in. The Osoha riihipflre girl gi oup custard will, make up the deflclen hniile of Miss l.ula Warner, when Girls Dance with Joy or Wonderland, ls an- Kiven fonowinff the regular buHl- flour, 2 cup canned tomatoes, 2 . Ut.arb ty which many gar when they use tills new wonderful l.'..h lleimo V,i..a T.iu-ilni fiillixl more than 026 miles This rqcoin- : AT T" V. i that i iriv mini at on was naseu on - pnuw m - - Hoover, who, upon urglngs by tho "hlno away. Women rn ' over Its . . ....."- wnahinHnn . Huieri(r purity and quality. Stays rfMiiiMHumiv- uu . ' ....n.Mn i.imr akin Innkn like n neneh ,ur 2 cup canneu ioma.oi, - yR whMl nmny gar. nol !nspeCtion Of ; uiik skin looks like n peach MrrcL w.,er forl but Mignonette ,s tho .- 10 hour. .Drain and pour over,8""31' .1 docldeU thnt It oll b good haM ..,,.,.., .,,,.,, ,.owder loday. news to o (Hit roans uh umi win . Hide. Hoover found. tha tho oil IJ"' '" . ' ,A'lv ei,.,..n m-n tvoes of liend li't- Uice, the bulterneuua aim n'i' Hide. j-toovi'r ioiiihi-umi m heads, lloth varieties nnmid are tr,,fttnicnt was not satisfactory for' .... t....l c.p. nn,l theV ..., l.tnU.....a nnut ftf the CllS-t Ol llie n mi in." ...... - - - tiIt. illL iinfu.uj- ........ - - I usually are easier to grow than toe rndrg. ness se.s'sion solo, Miss Wilma llansell gave a one hour. .Drain and pour over rending Miss Aria Verily sanrf boiling water to cover. Slnrmer 20 Willi a banjo ncrompnnliiiciii and minutes and removo skin und Miss Wllmn Smith and Miss lor- bones. Divide flesh Into largo othv cook gave a story. 'flakes. Melt butter nnd stir in flour. After the program several games When perfeclly smootn oo ...- , . " ,., r,,..,.,. , ...,, , ,;..,.. ,h' ' Hooverrnad bud wen- y-il. fM"ed by n-rresl,- toes which have oe 1 " "'V'1 I ' V. nig Hoston. Is . Vni iiini- 124.484. 000. carried .,s served by lb- ''ilt" " ',V""n,1r,lix:l;e.o,,,,n,nil.-d lor . I nearly Jl.liOO.OOO for oiling. lmt A ... tare bolls. Put a layer of maca- I Tlu. 9(,cr(.t of ,mll!ing lettuce ero. the house '"2At V A The regular n ling of ,h!ron. In a buttered baking dish ,,,, hea.ls is rapid growth , r d ddod ,,, P" ..,.:... . ..r . wri .. l n.l.l a lavcr of fish nnd pour over no oh,.ck d cool weather, loo trtui h or nn experiim-ni, """"ln " . " . .. ...... . Hi, in- . . .. .,.,.....,.,, i I, :,,,,!-- mem iei s generally agreeu, m . inuisiiiiy !' k -.1 -. " , ,.mmi fish ' . , ns It the oiling program liy unoui i.- ., . .,- ,til a Is used. Sprinkle .Z" , ' ' . . go to seed In- 000.000. The,, felt .thnt It would top with coarse crumbs, dot with sU,nil ,. ,,,,,. - IM,inl must be be H.-Ucrt . vert '; - ? lilts ot butler nnd put into a "" i n,.lv t K0 into the ground as soon m.u ,,. thn ' ." . n...i become very " , , ,i,...i lettuce the committee decided to fnvor tho Are A waiting You at ' . ruiman s Charming models, in styles delight: new and they tell of Spring's neai in a wealth of vivid colors." . . w t n w . . . - Ana v ery neasonaoiy rricea. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ffJPBAKING DOUBLE ACTION Same Price FOR. OVER35YEARS 25 ounces for 25 WHY PAY WAR PRICES ? TlsectMilliQHS of Pounds AND MILLINERY . m Selling Out! CARR'S Closing Out! . . - - . a a a A... .4. A A A AAAAA Willi liirpt iilli-inl:in(M i .. I I There are many dif ferent grades of cod liver oil. THE OWL COD LIVER OIL is the best obtainable. It is prepared from the fresh cod liver at Lofoten' Islands, Nor way. A Pint Moon Drug Co. Agents I''or The Owl Dnig Co. . i.rmvn nnd become very hot. Serve from the bilking dish., lmml (I'opyrlght, Inc.) 11127, NKA Service, - IMBLER ' PERSONALS mimi ip starien miiuina u. w - JU ,, , In advance at least, so 000. which Is n con.iicx ..., m . , r - ' . .. Mnnin eehiininee s aeeis on m t n ( worked, "ran iciiuic ..i.- , be started indoors a Hartley-Hoover hudg. t of U. . We. Itnve wvetnl slylcs f Slippers In .iml'nt. sanilli--wood color, dull Kaffir khl. soiik- niv I rimmed 1P"n iiUhv mul !" Idol". ,n rlblmn ties- '"'s1' Kl'"ie In-. ! and . iilslli. I-illeut Mei- pump with binklc and w il limit buckle. l.ow 1-I Mlpprnt ami ohmbi in ! an anil plain lr"Mn-r. and ntli-aetive stjh-s. rrhtil In reach of everyone. A few broken sIm-. gil I- P"' lenis at :I.-Vt. l adl'V -"k Iiom. galoi-e, Sl.no. SI. 25 nnd si. r.n. Pr. SclioH's Aivh Siipporw and Corn l'n(t. The B00TERY Iow Trlrrs and Taney Pat lems In IVolnir lMM.KH (Special) The Ladles' Aid' society Is planning a cooked food sale for Feb. !! Thirteen couples from here in tended the dance nt Klgln last Saturday night. Revival meetings, conducted h Xliss Josie Illoklnnd stinted here ihls week. Miss Aubln Is assist ing Miss Bloklnnd. Hnlhert Rollins and rtufus Uret er went to Maker on business. Wed nesday. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Clay Fox were in La Ornnde Wednesday evening. Mr und Mrs. 11. McOoldrlck und Mrs. Lucy Allen, of Imbler. drove to Baker Friday. Mr. King, with the Eastern Ore gon Light and l'ower company nt linker, was a business visitor here Wednesday. W. 12- Leffel went to Llgln l il day afternoon. Jarvls Kmlgh, or l.n t.ranoe. wan a business visitor here Friday. Mlectrlc lights have been l stalled In the new gymnasium. Jim,, a mule, served on the tow path of tho Morrla Canal In New Jersey for .16 years. ...-Jim biiv., three or senate committees decision . . ... rt" about'Ung planting und sia slX to eight men.- ,-)iMOi(ll(l. . ,,t lB, , wmmmmm . i, , .edi- Constant cultlva- around., Jui o. jm.. : 1 - f A. often docs the trick- Square Necks rmn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 trrrrn X , . s The ftquare. ueck and itripet ar mphtlifd In sweaters for the south. Thli Is while wool with Bilk horltontal ilrlpet. Which coffee , is truly the , most economical? Any time you don't think Schilling the most economical of good coffees -" . : your statement toyourgrocer is enough. He returns your money instantly, i ! - . ..i - You keep the coffee. We pay him. ' - Schilling Coffee T...ncn.e..iir:tra2tti&2xBKln Powder 3 T.o . lOCDiri-oti Extract pttniiiiiinflu'r',tl,,"ail"j"lllli" t It if r ? ? t t T if I k If f 1 f Mr. Office Man : NOW ; , You (fo not need longer to suffer eye strain or lose money through inefficiency in your of fice because of poor artificial lighting. Just phone for our LIGHTING MAN and ask him to call and make a free examination of your lighting problem. f ; He will tell you what ought to be done to v make the office cheerful and efficient, and ' how much it will cost. We have selected a good Office Light and during THIS MONTH ONLY are offering spe cial inducements which will make the cost of good office lighting within the reach of all the 400 offices which we now serve with electricity. ... 5. S ; . ' i ' . t ' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Efficient Office Lighting" mi
