Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1927)
? Friday, February 18, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PageThrw j Society News MENUS Mi, Mrs. Perry. ,v Entertain at v Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry en tertained the mem hem of the, , HwaHliUa Bridge club last evening (it their homo on Second street lit li party honoring Washington' birthday, ' Appropriate decoration for thn occasion carried out the Idea, ivj and white, sweet peas being flower used. As favors each Kuest received a mlntiiturc rhe l re. ' Three tuhleB of bridge were, en Vjoyed during the evening with tiljrh score umong the women go )Btf to Mm. Herbert I'uttlnon. The men's prize went to Lowell Wil liamson and Mr. and Mrs. John -ulvln received the guest prizes. A . two-course luncheon wns served by the hostess after the card games. ; The next meeting of the club will be March H. at the home u .Mr, and Mrs. Lester Allen. Put then ingredients with round steuk through food chopper. Add to rat und pork in pan and cook, at Irrlnir oecuslannllv with a fork 'lr- Mry untli mixture biigtps to brown. Add i nrtRAKl'AHT Slewed prunes, ....... IMiin w-iIh Wlit. newner und Puller Bang a duet number, Nibt cereal,, thin area in. crlap broiled Sllgar pn( bring tq the boiling Kntrunclnt;," and a boys' quartet buuun, crisp w hole ;wuut touat, pomt. pour over spaghetti in caa oomposed of Thomas- Wallalng 'r inillt. coffee. . i serole. cover With remulning spug- Jr.. Kermlt Kugaln. Joe Sayrcundj l.i'Ni MIKONSpughottl en ens- j hettl. Mix grated cheese and bread C'leland Wallsinger sung a negio s,.roie, radlnhes. brun muffins stew- crumbs and sprinkle over tfp. spiritual und "Korsaken Am' stuf fed figs, milk, tea. Place In a moderately hot oven As an encore t hey sung I wo Magpies. The Garden TO SPlKW.n WITH FIXVKIIK choosi; plants to Hi son. The character of tbo soil n the flower garden wll determine to a hi i no extent the auccess or failure of certain u annals. TIiohiv which like u rich heavy soil will not do us well In light aandy soil. .Some DINNPIl Cream of celerv noun ! tl bake until brown on top. about us well In light aandy soil. .Some J t !7lS 20 minutes. from caerolo.. that llko the lighter medium will itatoeB. brussels sprouts In cheeso (Copyright. 127. KA. Service, I do better than when In he, vy no 1. Inc). ) 'broil a snort suit entitled -me i lup- potatoes, brussels sprouts per ' was given by Mrs. 1. ' aauco. grapefrultrcherry und Hruall Pierson and her three daughters. nilt maAt baked date and nut pud- Miss Lota Pieroon, Mrs.- Hershel ding, graham rolls, milk, coffee. ,iK PHKPAUINO TO C'llOWX A fruit salad Is alwuys delicious j TWK.NTY lPpl-INK serve a wnu a rrencn uresHiiiit uuu alablct manure each year mil II It Is well nulnglcd with the - clay, when It forma tin Ideal aoll me dium. Compost la more effective In loosening tip clay than trvlug to break It with sand.: Cluy hoIIh urn at their worst when tliey bake Into bVlekllke conslslency during periods of summer drought. They are difficult to water, because the moisture doesn't penetrate easily. Start K c6tnpet heap this spring. If you have ohty soil, und preparo : jito break It up. , . i Wit lil S KOMi CHICAOO Mrs. Kdlth Rocke feller McCormlck has written the words lor u song by Mrs. Kleuuor Kveresl Kreer,' her gold coast neighbor. The them Is: "I write not of the thee: dearest; 1' write of what thou art". Horstmun end Mrs. Oeruld Pier son. Little Liln Jean Pierson gave recitation. Mrs. Thomas Wal a recunuon. .Mrs. -j nomas win- if ,t, , H ft hnvv .... u""l,B ""llnK(.r r,ud from Kipling-. cal"LntL tres U 1 ' rr ,' 7on bo 1 - lek of II, "T . rt hi,.h the rorm!'rar'"V'?;. ...JL .?it tho worl" 1,a8 BU m"n" V,een" Krowliw Komi) will not fluurltth it thorn I. not cnouKh lima III tho soil. Imt lire not luirtli'Ullir lia to tuxturo. TVn veks Btoi'ks often rofiiso to do unytlitiift but form IiIk lumh-s of luuvea when there I. a Him. Alimlul lurkHiiur like llhu. When It cornea to Ki-owliiK unmmls that HUo a' rlt-li un wnterlnff. IlKht ultoKMher inixiinrorlnltln flevren. ' . (rl-owhlir Siiauhelil I'll Ci'rIo I uml then stepped down to nwke ' ,,,. i ,.. ii hii roonlre One oup spuBheltl. 4 tn.lile.poon. room for others. Every urrondlsa. r:11.fU utt,.n(lon to wuterlng. The chopped tut suit pork, 1 medium- meiit. und there lire 20 of them. nKnt B0u luly Ixi plonly rich mrml l nteill niii-Rizcri onion, hus lis uueeii elected liv noi)lllurv. i. 1.... ...,n. I. Mrs. J. P. rnldwell. Mrs. Clyde , i i.hi.ies eelerv. 1 sweet nen- vole, once a veur. To Imvo thoJ ' . .', . ..i... v.i wns closed with a solo. "KHI OI4 . I ... . . -Z.' . ,r,',Ml " " " ' . I diet III llBht soil tho KurdenerV Glorv icivln." l.v Mrs. Ituy Kuller. ' "T. ". ,.r " . , " " Z Kwr-tf "0''Uo,, " Men 01 rcnr,o prolilem uheud. Often II . . I iur iHiieiieun ine mvjwmj queens on us reBiKters, numcs ot ...i i,v frenuent wnte Kollow n Ihe program refresh- , muyoiinulse or a ricli Dolled yoi.nK women, nmrrled or gone Into J" vi - ir n,ollon l"c'u, -- wn? ruli u Ior. a i soils usuully huvo to un . u, - . iin.L- in uiuiu ..... n . venr over ineir Diinieuiur uuuriei V. Uuneun, Mrs. T, K. rlerson. Mrs.' ThonuisVullsinKer und Mrs. Ivochenspurger. Fd l-'bell '- ----- - --. -- necessary 10 noeruiu pinni. ..... , - - - -. -- - - - .h.. n Inalf will lll'lt Roll IH mid humus ycurly In the shnpe J)of sluhle mniir or compost. Now Zimmermun nnd ' Mrs. rmriiumin me I,,.,, ti.,.. rooms. Vi pound round steak, X cup her iieliTh tor hoojl is llio.OTeum OlS the Christian church Wednesday , ,,. nil.l.el throu.h a everv norniiil. Kionch worklnir Elrl. I to lufternoon ut the-homo of - " iiew; 8 teaxpaons mU. 14 topoon j r.oeii on l ennsyivuuia uveuur. i penver, 1 touspoon sugar. tnble The president, Mrs. c. VI. Hum-. , 8,)0s grted Oicbsp, 2 lublespoons Ing. presided over, the huslnef. slfu.(, brcU(1 crumbs. meeting, ufter which Ihe Key. l .. k sllah.i in boiling suited rlUST STI1IV AT HOME AIIVICIO I-'IIO.M SlXtiDIt tliut w o huve. . clienilcals .uvulluble for making synthetic manure in il hurry 'from straw, utllunlli; leuyes -'- An nttrnctive bridge party took placo at the home of Mrs. (lillicrt A. Hurron- Wednesiiuy. when Mrs. riarron ond Mrs. lirover Grlintnctt -entertained a number of ihe; friends. Itrldge was played during Ihe afternoon nt six tables, Mrs. Wli-.gram. ma- Harrison receiving tho high .Mrs. pcoro und the second prize goinu( ctompunlcil nt the ; piano . by: Mrs.; (-ooit,,. out and bit. of meat begin singers "They should Bet their It is even more nect-ssarVj,. Ill to sirs. 1' ied spuein. waller I'ik b and .vrs. Jiugusi bi- to The card buiucs were followed sun gave u ri'sdlng. - ennL- by a two-course luncheon, serve. 1 Thirty-five -members ''and twojonOI1 wash col e i-y. remove seeds voices blocking Hie truffle now. for usually grows fine flowers, but Is r.,.' - : uml erami cliiinings. .this problem V. Ilunn led in player. - .- I .,.,...,.,. ,l... llrnln and h,.l,l nnl nU. off to a metronoll. 18 greniiy- Slllipillicil. ami- we .un loollowlng Ui adjournment of! rln, , c6A walBr. , j.llt one-half for instruction. Is tho latest advice i ''" "" to suit, wllll-lens imt -the business session, the. woineni B, , ,,1l4het lntQ . well-butter- given by Mmluiiio BcliuiiMinn. ( "uliy Ihnn ever before "V"1"" were ent. rtuineU wilh hort pro-, d u.TaiM'M ohoniMd nit pork Helnk. who in her tour of tbol ' " moisture, retaining; n o. . Mrs. tieorge Anderson un.1 ,,. hot fry,nlt pan and cook, South is passing Judgment on lh ,0 s0" ,,lul: V'y I.. It. I'unly sang a dueti c- . stlrrlnfr with a fork , 'until the fut voices of numerous would-be opera i needed. ,,'. ; ''' i jlirawp.i Do not let 'tho pork preliminary training ut (tame." she 1 clay soils. Many gardens have to ok too fast. Scrape carrot., peel says. 'There are too inuiiy Inferior I struggle with this type "of soil.'' It by the hostesses. 'visitors were present for the meet-: from' pepper nnd peel mushrooms, those with real tulent." ing. llerreshmenis in. Keeping: was hostess to with Washington's ..birthday- were I hard to .work. ' Add compost , or . Mrs. .I.ela Jone the Thursday Auction lliidgeclub served by the hostesses' at tho ut a. J o'clock luncheon yesterday cluse of the afternoon. ' afternoon at her home on Seventh I . hi reel, . I '..'. : An effective color scheme ut The Missionary . soclehy of. the yellow and pink was used lo do-1 Methodist Kpiiirapul church snulh. ornle the rooms, sweetpeas and ' "''t yeslprday afternoon al, Hie Jomilllls serving as a centerpiece home of Mrs. Ilobert llelvey, 12ii!l for the luncheon table. 1 1 avenue, In regulur session, with llridge was played following -'n members presiint. luncheon Willi Mrs. Kred Kiddle. An Inleresting prilBrum wfts glv- nf Island city, winning the prlic.'. j consisting of a hrler study of, . . Africa, a duct number by Mrs. f 'i Members or the N. II. II. club Webb and Mrs. W. B. Hlurni-j .were Ihe BUests of Mis. Krnest 'r. a reudlng by Mrs. J. A. Ilall.j Wnlden yislefday aflernoon nt In r m Inslruiilenlal solo by .Mrs. Webbj home on Cedar si reel.- .and a reading by Mrs. ( W. Cain. Hiidgc was the diversion of Ihe I Mi'. Kla Webb was progruni . afternoon. Hie first pii'.e going io ,('ader. 1 Mrs.' W. c. ('nuglicnnwei' anil Ihol Itefioshnients were served tilth? second piiw- lu. Mis. lloyd I'id- close of "ihe meeting. ;.!,. . . (.. , . . , liccorallons ' in keeping' wllli TT' - . . - Washlnglon s birthday were car- JtielOmaUV JDriUge . vied out In houuuets of the sea-1 PlnK in Qoooinn son's cut flowers. Following thej ' VylUU III OCS&IUIi ,'rnrd games the hostess serv.-d , '. luncheon. '.' ' I Mrs. IlnrrlsJ'-re'neh was hostess The next meellnB Of the clip. at Mr(u.t,ve .piu.ty : vVednesdio will be nt the home or Mis. Jack aru,rnoon at hei 'liollvo. In the Hill AMcfihean, Thur.dny.Keh. 2t. : apartment., when '.he enterlulnud . Hie Helomula Bridge club. AlQ SOClGty OI The rooms were decoraled for Mn i Mr j the occasion in keeping with the . ti. OnUrCu IVieeLS spring season, pink rarnullon. an ! Iiussy willows being the.- flowers used. ' .' . ' Threo tables of brltlge were' nt f,,, ALL SET! Z) 1 The flencrnl Aid of the I-Mrst Methmllrtt Kpiscopal church met' ol HI. Valentine's day was reiver-1 ly carried out in (he decoration of; . , , ... . t ,ft Hoy Karnain. Mrs. V. Lam of Mrs. James Moo with a bo.. 60 eonsolatlon prb-.e, wijinen In attendance. The Idea. ....,,, .. -,,,. -ii,nf.v.,vn was being enjoyed-after t,he card , games the hostess hlayed several noon an Interesting program wu.(' Mr8 lyi(e ,.,. wll ,,. " Mrs. Sherwood Williams, presl- ?' ' h J1."" ! at dent,' presided over the meeting'"0"'8 .avenue. and Mrs. il. P. Tyler hud charge of the devotional. The business session was followed by a pro gram. Mm. WIH Adlcr nnd Mrs. R-iy KEEP WELI Pep Elixo is the best laxative tonic and system reg ulator obtainable. Come in and get a sample FREE and be convinced. Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Drug Co. Wednesday evening members of the W. K.' N. club nnd sever il other friends were the guests of Mis.. M. A." Hmlth at-her home on Adams avenue. , '. llridge w as "played nt, three ta bles during the evening. Mrs. Dick Jones winning high score among the club members and the gucat prize going: to .Mrs. John Thelson. At an appropriate hour the hos tess served luncheon. ' The club will meet again Tues day, .March 1. , ' Announcements ALL SETT TOMORROW ' AT 9:30 A.M. We Cut Loose Again With the Second Big Sale to iSE- The Remiander of this Stock CLO OUT 0 OPENING DAY SPECIAL Your Choice Of Either Of These Axminster Rugs Saturday, Feb. 19th, we will again place on sale 100 Axminster Rugs, size 27x54 inches. Regular $4.50 values, on sale, Second Floor $1.95 (Limit, one to n customer) Folding Card Tables Saturday, Feb. . 19th, we will place on sale 75 Folding Card Tables; worth $3.75. On sale in the Basement $1.95 (Limit, one to a customer) The 1aughters of the American Revolution will entertain ut u pat riotic tea on Washington's birth day, Feb. 22, at the home of .Mrs. Ituy Murphy. A point of eitquntte: It is pos sibly to be, polite even when you are not trying to sell something. Carr Furniture Company o c O C Q O Q o ; This rut repivsenls one nf several stylin of imitlll'il Ihn-I Sllpiiei-s anil Osfoills for IIhi n.on who due nut want splko or li'ltli bd. TlM-r ronie III iwtiwl onc . strap, ilalulll)' li-lnuiiel lo nwike I Imto ltra'tle. oihers In rlhlKin lies. Oxfords 1lll rut -nut fronlK ami pun'l work. Nrveral tyle In sail" onru-.p anil ribbon (h Willi Illicit IhI. Sport Ox fords with low heel. House Mlppcin anil Anh-AliLs n' iluiiil lo "...0, Inlent ami Mark kill leatlirrs. nM-illmn lierl. The B00TERY Modenlto rrlrmi for C Up Goes Efficiency! Good lighting in your office will reward you wilh a large increase in the efficiency of your employes. Good lighting is a stimulus to work and makes hard work easier. ' The efficiency of your employes can Im; helped or hindered by the il lumination in your office. Unless the light is evenly diffused throughout the working area without disturbing glare or dangerous shadows that im pair the vision, good work under artificial light becomes an impossibility. Upon request, our office lighting specialist will be glad to inspect your present lighting arrangement and make specific recommendations looking toward its im provement. ' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Efficient Office Lighting" Special Sale of Spring Dresses Wonderful Selection on Sale SATURDAY AND MONDAY at v . $975 See them in our window. THE PARIS I' Pu (man's j ... i i- for : hosiery; the kind that wearsji ONYX "POINTEX'I and ji ROLLINS : : j ; runstop j 5?1.00 to $2.75 2 j GIRLS LOVE: to boo a J nose thut Isn't Hhlny? men do everybody does 'j"3lr Miln will always look like u neiiflU If you use - (hut-- (H'W wondeilld l-'reneb I'roceHS hw I'owder cuT( ed M l-:i.M)-Cil.U, whleh Btnyn- uu ho lunar. Very pwrtf. lrovi!n lai'Ke purea-r-Ueeim tho nkln youjl and bentitifnl. : Uet MI-:i.f.U.(iKO today. (llnsH lniK Htore. , Adv. , Perhaps you are one of many who are convalescing after a troublesome cold or cough or possibly grippe and find that your strength is at rather low ebb. , ; 'vp ' : At such times it is all-important that you be well-nourished, ; and nothing quite equals pure, emulsified cod-liver oil to help build strength in place of weakness. SdOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE VITAMIN-TESTED COD-LIVER OIL. is the effective means that thousands use daily to help re establish health and vigor;1 Containing as it does a wealth of health-promoting cod-liver oil vitamins it is the very help the weakened body Meeds. If you are convalescing from a cold, cough, grippe or other respiratory infection-'tve strongly recommend the regular use of Scott's Emulsion for at least thirty days. Scoll tt Bowna, Blaamfiald, N. J. ' r-t AND CARRY 3ST0NE v CHAIN STORES MODERN FOOD STORES Ni-U III Ail-mil' Tlinili'r I'lionn Mnlii 01 Don't Forget We Deliver A Few of Our Saving Prices , SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY .'ah Picnics, Armour's Choice, . ... . . . .1 lb. 22c Carsten's Light Bacon Backs . . . . ... .1 lb. 20ci Rice, M. J. B. Package . . . .......... Tib. 14c Apples, Gallon A. & L. Brand Only . . . . 55c Tomatoes in Puree, Gallon Cans . ... . . . . . . . 55c Preserves, Tea Garden Brand, 1 lb. Glass . . . . . 39c Lard in Bulk, Swift's . . . ... . . .... . .3 lbs. 59c - . (Bring your pail) . Pea s, Tender Melting . . . ,. ; . . . . . 4 cans 89c: Starch, Amaizo Corn and Gloss . .... .3 pkgs. 25c Soap, Creme Oil . . .... . . .... . .10 Bars 65c, Soup, Van Camp's Tomato, ...... ... 3 cans 25c Stone's Package Coffee - One Pound ...Mc Three Pounds .................. $1M
