La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Thursday,1" January 24; 1"929:
bOCIETY
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
News
Library Ghats
He!
omala Bridge 1
Club! Entertained
: : By Mrs. McVey
eW-assisted by Mm. Fred Xounsr. nf the teeth.
: Announcement of the next meet-1 Ahttt t KlrlK attended the meet
lne lav will he mai Inters ' Hng;
'-'The ,Vamen'ii aiiiwlmtary aoeiety
of ttte Methodist Kpiicajal ehtirch
M'rfc'Oenrtro JlcVeV hostess met'yesterdnr' nfternoon ; nt the
to-.meiHlKr of, th- Htloml,lom :
ItrMJm flub, yesterday. .,Three ta-'.Atow' pventie. '
We-i of iM'idRo were nt' play with Slra.'V' EHall :ked .thm-jre of
first priw for hiv'h wore uolnfr to - the afternoon's, leson and Mrs.
Mf.8herrell tewin, and wwoml to
Mlw- jDelln.' Jl.ii ntlon.
." -5or '-.-refreshments'- th ; guests
were'stated at if tnMe which-.-had.
formal centerpiece a cyclamen plant.
Ue!ttnd blue was the color reheme.
r J'-.t. ,. 1: .. '..... .
-rSo-Xe-Ho club mot nt the
lirone' of. Aim. .1 Iftrve5vIaUfn Tuesday-afternoon
for an ImereHtlni?
: lVfs K'1 UiHlhfttt! .ami .Mm.
l.nuse. Hhepherd were winners of
WW. -Aftor the entertainment the
h jet ps werved a two-course lunch
Robert" Clark "was In chart? of the
devotional. "
Sir, Krwln nerved refreshments.
: Hope chapter So.t IS, Order, of
th KHstrn Kmr, beld a regular
busbies meeting btnlght tit the
,V novel "tramp" party was held
liiHt n&ht at th bomtv-of Mr. l-ols
Hiamwell, .when Mrs,. . ISramwell
arid1 Mm, Ada IMdcoek entertained
the member of the '-White Rose
nHvh of the U'A. to A, of 11. T. ..;
Thft jiuoKti . came: dressed ns
"tramps,", ate trami refreshments floor of tho Pdley bulldlm;
una played tramp Karnes,
SFrs. Charles Stoop received the
By Mabel K, IfcaivUhmrbm
Perhaps our liutron da tmt know
;hiar msny Interesting batiks there
ar la the library ahnu. Oveon,
Wouldn't It he a od- tdeit these
eoM, winter evenings, , ...when th
thermoaiejer, Jmwr rtuiatl tero
aiul jc hook and as easy Uir are
jth mt ..deHiruhie thlBjf li-the
fwoHd, to take , a .little, reudia:
Mnmnk, hH. The newlr Inwultcd ve. The , . plamtm tt
officcm (or this jre.tr, headed by Bumbs.r f rKltlittB .....u,,, flir
Jl. Hel firahsm worthy mat- hMw who he KttMlt.tion ot
ron. made thcU- 4nlW apnrance, (( OIlylhlniI Bjmttu.nj,-. U
and. BlthouBh only rotitlw hulness w , tbitt tlM f!t
a tafcen up, th ,.rk wa v.-ry he ,wllt OFeKO. ,
welt done. . , (Uvwttt Follw ,
. ' 1 Fred l,tK-kle- .
! Tht writer of this group C
aketthes mid interview of Ores on
tseuiite la a nt'wti3itter i nutn of
viirtmi experience, fte mt eoverrti
The Stlteh and Chatter club of ! ev,-r- t,...t ,.t trrouna 01 me
t &Act TvLt.t umt-v will state of OrciitMt and hs talked
Announcements
Cold Weather
Calls for '; : '
jvHot;ter.(''
'iBottles:
-.'-:. '--: ,:;,
;TJie Ideal Aids for., -CoiirfortA,
;
.Priced frfon-1;
f;: 98 cents to $3.00 I ;
: AH guaranteed. , .
Red Cross Drug
u-i 'ft .... eti : .-" . ..-
1 1.
.t,.i..itt ... i.t ti.i with UmviwaiutH of its iveople. it
of Mr. N. A. llcxilvt- n -Ihe fifth eimtatna em h HUertwtim; chapter
t, r ik. t'i.. ,its "Burly .MtnltiK ihtys," "i'mt-
I . , " , ' t hind's First AutontoMte." "l.ttntlM'r
IfcitiKhtera of t'Uth Pioneers, will "'k and l.niiilwrHimt." "In the
nrleo for the het coKtume. I'rteea meet with St. Helen Oertdea at ' "
-.for name's went to .Mrs. Adskln, 15i X arenue Kridsy at J.-30 """" -,
K, . . - , , ni,i,u - . , tis-Teaia Itoiy oh tlip trepjon Trail
IMrs, -Jenninp Mrs. Keunetly and o.-looK. .. - . .....
' Ahont -V memiUr, i,f the dab The rt.uch.era of Nil,. .dal elal, ' X 2
Wm-prM at ineoyanie par- A ;,,,tlt.h. the trail - holdM sw tale "of dan
ty..; , Samlwiehejt
served
Kjmiup ,r ii c vjti tis
v ' Elect Of ficers
j-hiii vvji-o
,mn at -lfiB arth street.
ltaemlei are retmextetV to he'ireH
ieat and ltiiiiK eedl(v', thread itmt
.,-.5 : -
The mot(nK-of th;Wvtwfty elith
of the W. 11. A., tthH?h wimjt have
i'fhcea held at the home- of Mrs,
AH S1 sn dariiii; r romumf. It
Hfumist ne (tafn tateremins m
view of Mi. Mtek-rK retnt denth.
MarKt : VVIdtimtn
' - ' v Myron t;i!s
A most iaterc-stloK hioentphy' nf
WiiUnmii whosp luisHioaary lu'tlvU
ties In the early nyn have tiinitt1
I- .... ....... -V- - i
I nJ5c '
': Vi
I ''
tuull l-'el. I.
MENUS
rMjsaJuanUa StiUiiyrer wait elect-,iydo Chuvlton ;KrWay' night; ha ailm hemic fare ua the IMclfh
fprtfjknC jo .the -ifJijawea Xnm tontiioe4
terday .'.afternoon. -j?U Florence-.
Hick wan named vice president; J
Mb Katie Keller, sei'retar; ; It is
flarjsftra; StltRiner lieamtrer. nd
Mi lUlch Jluuhes. scflhf, . . .
' At tho meetirijf jiianft were Vnade
for a coaMfnt? pftrty" toho held
Httridayv'" The sir! -plan to coat
awhile. and tlien k to th$ Httziimer
tftfence -for hot ohoeolate.
Fshruftrj i i the hate net for a
CainplriK 4 rip at 1'lne ,Cope. Mrs.
Oehrthjj.. will accompany - them,
The;.glrm' voted ,to attend, Mik
l3ty ant! lerti In ih? ira
' J(hn U. Hm-nr ,
A delightful h(k. Thew are
tea-tnimile stories tiff4tvd lde
lishts on lrtffe Xitrtha-est history.
The first rhapter Is "HtintlnK Kle-
phanta In the Oregon . fttutitry.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
argann
' " By sinter Mary ,
llIlEAKFASCT-r- Canned ptneiip
pte, cereal, ereitm' tuift cookesl enu,. Homo years iiko a itenton emmty.
toast for chllilren, coffee cake for oreinm, niutron wild to, her !nw-
aditlts, milk, coffee, - . band, "Hend a man to dean .the
IATXC11KON Hidden oysteru, spi-lns; the drltiklne. water a bail."
etibbttse and ftreen iwiiiier.reiiHh, two men the next ttiiy iirli d. up
it .chorolate brend imttdtKB, milk, ten. hKe bonea in - the wpiintt and a
-i-MXKKK Pt. ;. row.- fish, tUxk welshliiK a hundi-ert imtlliila.
'Bteamed potatneK III nnraley butter, "Ho yon ... hiwbisnd. ymi hnvo
3anei ,5iclCelUirK camp fire ,maas HtruaaelK , aprouta, Krnpejuiee aouf- heea dHakinK elepha.st smtp.' ihla
meettntc tow per cent. - s - .fie, milk, coffee. . ' ' ; really happened In the year lftm
Ir..;.F. ..H.Browntott lectured to -, A flah pot ronat is much like any witbitt. IS tniiea of Oresen Htate
meat iK)t ronat. Thfck fish aleak eoileije. . ,
ia seared in hat bacon fat and then , - , . ' , ,- '
Hlmmeve.1 In a. welt-aemaH ed to1n.-,taWnl' nm1 H.itla-i-r
to puree for one.and one-half houra
or lmtli tender." The diali'lK un
tmaal and delicious, . ... , '
- Hidden Oysters
(Hie ounrt oysters, I tatnepoon ,, .,,,, ,.,. ,h w,fcd.lt. i.nd
Iitttter, i tublespomt flour, 1 cup enAueea hB aufferinB incident to
milk. I yolk of teaspoon the ife of one who In mak-
salt, 1 lemon, I Matte mace, two- ,K a homp , a nftw ,, nM.,fP.
inch rounds of toast, ; . , I)tt ,mra,,rp,i reKtm BU,,, tho
Ijook over and draln .oyatora WtflinuitUi Yailji4B.a year IXtli.
A Splendid Assortment of Spring Frocka
1 . .Now on Display in OurShoj).'., .
May We Have the Pleasure of-, . V
. Showing You.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
, .. arid, Millinery ' :
HEALTH f
th-jirop;-yesterday on ' the care
lay
Prices
Children's Storm Rubbers
75
4 Buckle Overshoes $1.49
Zipper Hi-Top Overshoes $2.49
knit Headwear.for Little rTots ; or Misses at
Special Reduced Prices 25$ to 79.
; ;V:,.free SCH00L.TABLETS- "
With Every Purchase" of 50c or Over,
Boys'. Union Suits
Ml -Tb .7 ' I
11 weight Cot-
EA-'JffTft' ton' Union
RS'Prl Suits -with
I I I " v J sleeves, on.
HI - kte iongtb.
Iljfy Sizea i to
fr f in I 10 years.
Tots' Jersey Suits
V, round
and student
neck slip
over tops,
sizes i to S,
assorted
. shades.
I3.SS value,
special.
l .8 to
2.M
' ' Girls' Dresses '
Jersey.
, .(laaael .
. or .
plaid. At
tractive styles.
1 to U
rears. Very
specially
priced.
.- S2.M u !
I.O
mi
Corduroy tingies
f 2.69
io p years,
-'"ieavy -weiKht
.
brown and
tan cordu
V roy. Wide
ieg. Veil
: tailored.'
" Brushed Wool Sets
t , . - ' Brushed
. : ', Wool Swea
ter Hets,
also knit
ted 8ets.
Sweater,
cap, mit
tens and
texKins to
match. Rix
' ea to 4
years. . Val
ues to
S.t5.
3.W tn
!.
Boys Pajamas
Kla- -'
V oelette '
ooe-p-.eco
atyla in
sixes to
1 rr.:
sleapers.
site 0
' M-J-.-J 11 1
All Merchandise ' of - Best Quality.
Every Purchase a Real Saving. .
NORTON'S ; KIDDY SHOP
, i ' Sarah J. cnmm!a
f ' The lllirar' wa nnahle to secure
a copy of this until a sornnd edl
Ition wan printed ahma a year njro.
A story f the life aad blj'H of
TcacN'rv HdkrrxH!,- areutat
lhi niterstnndliiy" flnd eoflpera
tton of the taxpayer, far our ehool
mmmnxH nemt ts bs msite health
tnl and Oar playjEPffiJd ample If
they are not airaatiy w. While
mos of the heattit -stitle eeh
tee la the yejrular teehera and tho
Whiter, theio ms? bpsWd of
clui worHora who mm fee paid for.
- Hhoot heatth wark h&tt for Its
ehjt tho reduetlss ef 'the
dfKthft that occur assBatly amottir
Sprinklo with lemon juice. Melt
hatter In sauce pan and stir " la
Ilmv t'ouht t lie F:rsfK.tK
flour. Slowly add milk and, oyster Sir, Ltimpman . is an editorial
Ihgtmr, wilt and mace," I?rinr to the writer on Thft' resraiaii aadhos
httittnti point;- stirring ponstantiy. in this' ottractivo ' lamk collected
Uemove mure and stir In yolk of mapy of his editorial articles and
well beaten. llace oyaters. In poems, ' Voi. will enjoy the ehap
a huttercd hiikinjf dish and. pour tors "In Oropon When Auttinttt
over sauce, I'lace la a moderate Comps," rickets as We;t4her
tven for 10 minutes. ;- Cover with rephets," and others. If ymt -lsh
thin rounds of toast ami serve.
To mako the toast cut bread In
thin slices and cut into rounds
with a cookie cutter."; Dip in melt
ed butter and toast ojiickiy In hot
oven. -
something In a JiKhler. vein rend
feadinif n Frgs llfe.M
lirhls oftlm Csls
b 11. lliileh
Thla i not n new book, but wilt
bo enjoyed by those who like his-
IT. H. Bitreaft Xif Kdaeatlon,
. The teaching of I Uh' onght rbildr&R of school nj?e, and m fllm
ts and will, In some moris eivmsed tetfcm of the seMtta school
ago and country, bo held a necet- dayit laKbV rhtbtren. aocouttt
itary element In th whuot course of illness, , It h trt vtow tlto tr
of the chibt. itist as necessary as ventlou of much sleknes and pra-iV-adtog
wvltip or arltatatif . .Fof mature death la later life,
all U U4be most necessary. But ,H mean a mucli rnoro, for It
of. that iecbiUeai edaaUon ref j.eRvejit $o, put? tfeyd Jt Ps
wbfeh we hear so,meh nutnoly, ln'Bt- pesslW .eondltl so thai no
tho technic or art of Merplus alivs enn profit most by his schooling
and well." Ho wrats the Huv. asd ean parsua th bu3inB f
Charlea Klngsbr, the- author f Hf with more pJatrs ami profit.
Wter liobies." a half century whether In th tof or on the
ago, 11U prophecy fet being: fl- tamt as plumber or nog:rapher
filled, and we are at least partly , Uai-ber or parfetvt,
iitor clvllisetl, lor. our schools j ' Whether wo ran or ran net mra
are dolnir rnm-b for tits prewrva- sro results of health work hjr tho
tloa and IniprovmeGt of the almighty doiinr, it pays, for It fcdils
HELEN STARS IN LOVE GAME, TOO
tettisth and capacity for aervtca to
ottr Jtman exWascs,
Marjorie Daw
On Wedding Trip
NEW VOIttC-Jaa. M (AP)-
-
ft
it ! - f,v t
trm : ' " ; A ' Mm
health of the . childri-s Is tmdr
I care - . .. .
f Tho school cannot, however, do
aa much along this line m It might
wlflistit the thorough understand
ing and caoperatioa of tho home.
; it can teach th chUtl bow to read
; and writs and cypher without the
1 h 1 f i ftf iftn nftrsnlit tiii 'ktR ft
1 y.srtI. t inut..i j wnttf.Btf ' Marjerb !ava moikm Dictum art
clothEn f.edin rixiinw. rlr.. we S Oh WeddUMf jOUmey
have Invaded tho home, and must toward Hollywood today, th brtdo
be met half way b? sympiithetir. of ron Helznlck, sercnm producer.
and willing partita If results are Aiin3i msnirjt, sun ,df
I to be forthcoming Wo can '&mtt J wkwck, a ptanocr pro
amlnft children phyaieally la hoolt daeer w married a4 the munl-
, but if we get defects rsrreetmt wo MMln late yesterday after
must have the consent of the home. " actress bad madff an affidavit
i School health work bt thus a joint s her divorce In 19 from Kdward
undertaking. It U true that many ueraRt a, mouos ptesure m
ft tmnm hntt wen modo more
halhut throueh tho Wessons it hy-
ltfene carried directly from school.
but this is hy no m&n the rule.
- Heh&st bfttb work averts also
reciery
Chairman Hoblniisn 6f ih Fed
eral Hatllo' f.ommlssisii feels that
tb air should tw mnmt&h of ousa
--w.-s-----e.-ta-w. words, hut what with stat& and
torical novels. It Is a story of the soprano k will tak mors than an
Indian of the far wVtf ami is rich , edict f the comsibtsisn to rejfulatft
in Indbtn lore.
r father.
Helen Wills, tho Herkfley faKi (rl t, for yaarst has rl-d
th tennis courts of the world, has he-n heart ana fancy frM deupjre
tb adulations of many nation. But sow sdie Is hptrothed to Fred
erick 8. Moody Jr., young San Franeisco financier, the romanr
btartlnc at a meeting In the French Riviera, where ftefen ivas play
ing. The date of the weddlnff baa not ben set, bm MIks Will do
flares marriage will sot lntrferft with !sr earcr as as atbife,
fun uniM and a wrMse - lnK H-MJyvsmio-rrrtfrf fMnres
ot hiu bridefo-be.
Never
varies in fine flavor
Any tirru you thtnk it varies in flavor ---your
grocer instantly gives
your mmey back
Cbtap soffit-making cannot be confused with
fine coffee-making in the fragrant Schilling
rsasting mom -'the only place in America
when cheap coffee neither enters nor leaves.
BWsj fewjrf
4? Spie .
j i Eitttcti
S.V.E.C0.
MM Adam Ave,
One mmtmim
PR I CE -.-BUT QUALITY TOO!
: Men's Union Suits
ir y il' hht "!,h-
Si I rT w
Mens Weel Hose
IfcJU ..J-,;- . Saute ruy
JPft . o mixed,
toter
Nightshirts
1 Mon'a "
fianneiett
NlKlit ahirta
. eat full '
and room.
13 tn !S
98
Pure.SiiK Hose
Kff VI R AM atik.
III !f!i,al
II vl ,cWffsa '
III iVi' R n
111 vkT wrtfc
IW ea tH. to
111 J", 10. "Kor
inf.
Linen Huck Towels
L -". Hslft Si
' ' t la port
"- 'I'bnee II
nch.
ed
linen
pr-A
pea
eoaored -
bbrflArH. '
Tablecloths
$1.98
iUHi Inch.
Eirtr '
tos dantaaic
eolortd
-borders.
t Women's Pajamas
TTsfO - psece
sils I!ra.
sat - atrtp
Eotora, Prof
trttitBteo,
$1,39
- &
fl.49
Corduroy Robes
6oo4
MtKty eof
tfiirsr, llitefl
with tlotted
tttttHi, Itw,
Uprise luiit
Httw.
f4,9S
81-Inch Sheeting
WeehA
Heavy
Qealitr
Hhrrtintc;
tlm, even
afsava. fres
ftots
30
Part Wool Blankets
inch.
Bssr hea
vy, eioMiS"
wsea, with
$4.45
Cricket Sweaters
Aio COilt . i j j
atjsfe, mur f ri.'1! I
f t0 S 411 liil !
t , fen jiil ;
$2.79 -H
i
Batfi Robes j
N-vetty I fOTl
1aiiore,i. V !
For Ijadiii v li j
sbj- ni-w L rii ' : '
4 olou Vi" I
s Hand Bags
Oemdn :-.
AK new ra-l'
wanM col- 1
ora fTincy
mrefmly
lined.
$1.49
to
$2.93
Leatherette
. Raincoats
and plaid
imd
Irene
5&h and
ftmp pocut
VIM, V.
S5n?n
, mste s
$3,93
$5,00
?ncn t LM I
and iv7J
I
Large Bath Towels'
tssriera.
Hlrtf.'-Bliw.
Iteilow. i?Xi
44 Iheh alw
23
.Union Suits
For - : .
, woittett,
80111 nr
wasl . with,
rayon
- atrip;
aleveleM
; ss Itses
teBlfthf re
tofereei leis
Km X
in .
i. ..... 1
1
(JLMI:
Flannelette Gowns
Itoft qsia't. T !i
ty ftasfsel- V n
tf eat' "'Jf V,.j ti
loag leevwp rSs4tlil
. striped J I I 'f:
patters. f, A ' ;ll-
98 U:
Silk Bloomers
Mliaaear.
- fttrt ettt, .
wett rela
forceil, to.
e? sra
ofe or
rkM. pearh i l '
98
-:tu
Lining Sateens
i.SM -arii
a-lfleh
Mereeris-
eater rnnjte
Sat 1
38c
Bed Comforters
iratrf Kay
os C.-'-n'or.
tent Pratt?
sttteWts.
fett mi-'
ora.
$3.9S
&
Ik
. $4,93 3