La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThu rsday,' February 21, 1 to.. . , LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pare Th-i By William Society Observes Anniversary Of George Washington day anniversary of the Colonial tlon of curios uml other colonial j president Is tli time which many ; articles will be prominent features of the important organizations or at the coronlnl tea given in com thin city choose to hold annual - memorution of the birthday unni ; .i.mm.M..o.u.ina.iho birthday afum rMF ,.Kttllillnllt,n weorgo vtasnmgion, nrsi presjocn'. of the I'nited Slates, social activi ties In la Clvanilo are weaving around patriotic, themua.- Henefi i tens, patriotic lodge programs,; din-' gatherings and hijc events of the jversury of Grorgp Washington, to year including those of pioneer schools, churches, lodges, clubi nfoirow. Friday afternoon at thi ; home of Aire. J. K. Wright, The j (laughter of the American Kevolu jtion. the Oiande Hondo chapter ur jthe hostesses for this event to which they invito oil the residents tiers, speeches, nnd parties arc the ..novelties. Including the dancing of occasions of the week. Tim birth-. the minuet In continue, un exhlbi- 1 laughters iu the tiuuiot colonial I costumes, beautiful gowns un.i of ,a l3ran tt,. TMh aiuml uffulrl powdered wigs, un exewienl pro-: Kivt,n fot ,ht ht,Hm or ttie tu- gram or music .nierspersca wun (i.MU lo.in fund. rnlKed to ludn wor thy young women of Oregon, and STEVENS VAN-ENGELEN CO. I40S Ailnm. Ave. (irawi Hlll)illnc 1 Oramles Ore. Signal Shirts . Plain Blue Polka dots and Hickory Stripes, Collar attach ed. Tub Tent. ' ' $1.95 ' ' . Novelty . Pajamas 2 -piece Hroad cloth andNov elty I'uja m u s for w o m e u. lively bright patterns. Co; nred buttons. 98c & $1.49 Hayne's Knit Unions ' . ' Kor Mfri Miillmn Weight Itilihci 1'nl'on. Kern or -While. Sizes 10 In 5ft. ' 98c v Hope Pongee Prints With Genuine Vat liyes, making the rotors absolutely Sun-fust nnd Tub-fast, 3(1 Jn. wide. 29c yd. Junior Slip-overalls Blue Denim, Hickory Stripe and Khaki. 'Arch 2 to S yrs. 89c :; May Belle Prints Wide ranw of colorH nnd i!t( loroH. 32 In. wiilo. 39c yd. Men's Ties Of unusually fine- silks. Splendid varie ty.; oT latest patterns u.n d colon. : 49c & 95c Linen Toweling llicache.l ' All -I'urfl J. I n e o 1'ranh 1)1 h Towellnir, 1'J Inches ; w I (1 , red- Htrlpo hol der. Yar.l 12tfc Men's Fancy ' . '.'' Knit Sport Jackets , And Klip-over SweafWI New lulBlit Colors. Klies 30 to 44. $1.95 to $3.95 Notions:' lioiihle I'old, Hlus'Tupo .:; So i-k-bi'lH HewillH Tin-cud 4c Sanitary Helta 2So - tnk Mennen's. Talcum I'owder 19c Woodhury's Soap l!)c lingerie Tape 10? Men's Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas .Saline Trimmed ' $1.49 & $1.95 Gold Seal Percale 3(f 111. wide V-r. New UHHorimcnt of llKht and dark colors' nnd patterns. 15c yd. Neils Hats ' Kor Men " Jur Kelt Hals, in Season's Co1- $2.95 to $4.45 Fabric Gloves Women's Dou ble Woven (lloves. Klip ons; Kmbrolil erel top. In u!l the wanted shad oh. 79c & 89c ; Blouses, Jr. Shirts Hoys' mouses itnd. Junior Shlrls. mous es 6 to 14 y e a r h. -.1 r. shirts C to 14 yrs. 'Quality. fi9c to 98c .' Children's Klcltaway ' ''- .. liloomei's- Of Heavy Quality Ratine. Triple Stitched. Colors Hlack, Peach, J'ink and White. 49c Men's Fancy Hose Flailed llayon in checks and I'laids. 25c mm No-Fade Shii-ts lor men. .n While Knirlish broad clot h , printe p e r c u I e s and broad cloths, etc. 33-3 4-34 sleeve length. Sizes 14 to V. 98c to $1.95 New Silk Frocks Women's Rayon Silk Hose Colors, Hose SIorninK. French Nude, rto.ilev'rd nnd Cham pai(fn. 39c Women' IJsltr and Cotton Hose Colors, Clrry, Nude, Siinset, niaVk and IVaeh. 25c & he I - V- " W ' $4.98 'Others ., ; $9.90 ( ? the public Is Invited to attend. -Mrs. It. J. (JtiMn entertalnel meiubers of Clin club at a delight ful bridge luncheon at the Saca- f jawea Inn yesterday afternoon. KU'e tables of brblKe were at play. Mrs. August .1. Stance received rln' prize and rru-fl prle was awarded to Mrs. Clyde Sella. Attractive decorations were in keeping with the Washington birth- ' day motif. - I Mrs. 1.. II. Uussell and Mrs. i Mary Knxtand were hoslesscs t j members of the I 'ant Matrons' clu-i of the Order of Kastein Slur IunI night when the club met at the 1 Masonic hall. A short business meeting was-held and the rest off I the evening was spent sewing. The) 'hostesses served ref reshments. I ' j A Oeoige Washington party wasj hield last night by Crystal Itchckahj lodge following the regular bust jnfss meeting. Mrs. Chadwlck and J.lames Moms were members of thJ coniml(tei in charge of the eve ning which was spent playing Karnes and In contests. 1'rixes for the George -"-lit"f-1 ton contest went to Mrs. Margaret 'nunrt, activities of the nssoomtlon Anson, first, and .Mrs. Howery, or Islam! City, consolation. j About :if members attended the, party. OUT OUR WAY ,- '.;,;.V' -y;':." In 7f Give Me a Y6h-rt yyyx Yr53f2 !.KiCE Ki y JACKAw now"; KmovaJ :!i . r-fp . ivTlE ...... -rx ihe ., -rAr ac i . .. .toftO c$l Wc - tf 1 1 1 T7T A Hyy A.REPAve. lil the school. Party Compliments I Mrs. W. E. Heughanl Farm Pointers lire add to I bo benefits, of the i.ther. v Tho study group of Rlveria school will hold its first meeting hViduy afternoon at 2:4.r o'clock nt tho school, Tho study will be on tho adolescent child. Mrs. 1. M. Kennedy Is leader of the group. ' . inant only such varieties of a! All members and friends are In- fulfa as uiv most hardy In your -" ' Jvlted to attenl. , particular locality to reduce the In honor of Mrs. William K.t chance of loss from winter-killing. llleughan. Mrs. W. 1). Hanks audi Tho Grande Hondo Chapter or No means of prevention are Known, j Miss l-'onda Hanks entertained last the Daughters of the American Alfalfu plnnts injured by winter not InlKhtwilh a bridge party and gflc ltevolutlon announce their annual only are greatly weakened. but I shower. Mrs. Krancls Greullch won colonial tea for tomorrow after- they are opened to altacU by gerniH high score prism and Mrs. Doylo noon ut the, home of Mrs. J. K. in (ht- soil that ordinarily are iZimmernuiu received consolation.:. WVignt, A program of music and hnrniless. Sweet peas and roses were used for specially dancing, an exhibition nf , ' ' 1 decorations. Tho hostesses serve 1 , Hevolutionary and colonial curios, ill two. course luncheon. lielllng of fortunes with tea leaven 'I.., XI, The itueslB were: Mrs. Heiichert. y Mrn. Young wilt lie reaiur Mrs. tlreulich. Mrs. Aiidmer IMavle. The public Is Invited. . I Mis. 1-al K.issell, Mrs. John Ktod-i , lard. Mrs. Uster Stoddanl. Miss' 'ho Weslway club win meet at Madeline Harbeau. Miss Winonti t home of Mrs.. Giles Harnden Lyman, Mrs. Mrs. 1 im us Crop rotation is nearly us effec tive us farm manure and complete -commercial fertilizers In maintain Ing and Increuslng soil productivi ty,' and when rotalion und fertilis ing are used together the one prae- lroyiile the dairy bull with & clean, well-drained yard net to 'he bam. Many dairy bulls, after their vnlno bus been pxovwd,; . t'.M-nil to be uterlle or slow breed ers largely because of clone oou linsmeiu and IneU of exercise. It usually Is a safe prnrttc to sow oats as early In the spring an tho hind ran bo worked. However, a good seed bed should be pre pared. Onta do bent In a rather firm seed bed, with two or threo inches of loose, mellow earth an tho surface. HeUur results are ob tained by discing the, land before swdiiig, whethur the need la sown! broadi'asl. or drilled. Opportunity exists for ' profit from specialised sheep farming, nt- Presenting... W 1 V,.i J, y,, , , Jhe New Millinery Styles TJERE are haits whose originality and disUne . ftiveness and style authenticity, are; unques tioned. There are small felts and large ... close fitting skull caps, hats with brims turned lip ; and down. . There are the new straws, and straw, and felt combinations, in colors to harmonixe with any spring ensemble. See these yoguish. models . . . priced with the utmost moderation. ' ' v La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear ' '. y ,'f; iand Millinery 'yy '' thoiiKh' at , present .them are f - such farms, Willi teniiorary pas tures and u rotation of Rranlng and plowlnir ro'r reseedlnir land can be stockert heavily with iheep year nl ter.' year. .Neuessary . winter feed cari'he produced from regular tem porary istur., oitru serdlnc of leguminous crop, can be )mrvetJ for hay. anil with tho production of siluir for part of the winter roujr.i ace the. lanil required Is reduced p a tulnlni';im, ' . ... , ' Now Is the time to look (or war hies, on cattle, und to .ncournKO nelKhnora to do the sanies A con certeil drive on this pest la necetf mry to eradicate It from a com munity. - ' Mr. Ako hns been appoint! -oa treasurer of Ohio following MA. ' victlon . of Treasure - Bnoktoy , oa bribery chniKes. Governor Coopwr may have flKurod the vacancy, waa an Aklno void. "Invaluable Say Society Women MKIXO-OLO Faoe Powder l pre ferred by beautiful women becauee It leuves no trace of fUklneaa,.pu tineas or iiu ltatfon. Stay on longer no shiny noeesl Mad by ft- mw French pioce8i---prevenUi Urs pores. Spreads more smoothly gives a youthful bloom. Very pure. Use M10UO-OIO Face Powder It's wonderful, (llass Drug, Inc. I.)(ile Siimmotman. ' 81?7 N avenue Krlduy evening ut m luell. lthiclt. an l7::til o'clock. -A f Kiss MiTl-tle 'yniflop, Hf rontland. " "' " ' '" 1'oniglH the annual supper spon sored by the Associated Girl Stu- dents or Im Grande High school j is to be liebl-in the domestic-science u rid art rooms of the high school. Invitations wcro wilt out MENUS -iioi;,iiif UnLLi yidiiiiOpt itojA Hy faster lary HHEAKKA8T OrnilKC Juice, cereal. erenm . nnnn1i.nl .v nn for the affair last week and Buest ,ni,ch, toast, milk, coffee. 1. aro unticlpnllng IHo occasion. Jt, 1,1 iNCKKON Casserole of veir- beiflns at 7 o'clock InnlRlit. etahles. annle and raisin salaM. rye bread and butter, sandwiches, cottage pudding milk, tea. , I - Ail T-rt.cy 1 JilNNKK Lamb chops, potn U AII-lay oeSSlOn toes au s-mtln, stuwed celery and ll"IAM.ll(.'l'fl ,'llif.lll , Loyal Sisters Aid I Tho general hpyal Sisters Aid met yehHTiiuy at the home of Mr a. Walter Price al KOS Knurth street i with :ifi members in ntteitdance. Some of (lie wom.cn wem thern'for I carrots, lettuce with Roquefort cheese dressing, canned greengage plums, plain cuke, milk, coffee. This dinner is planned for (ho housekeeper's afternoon 'out." If tho potatoes are cooked and diced in tho morning, tho whole meal all-day session, part of which rnn nft pm(ltred n 30 At from tho time tho cook jiuiii.i it iimninm vwt npr ttpron. The cnHe. of courre. was spent woi king un a itiilt. 1 o'clock a served. Mrs. Rochester, president, pre side I at tliH business meeting. Di vision .A. ot; the aid reported that phins ari being mudu for n cooked food sale to h( held Sal Uiday. ,...-ni-.i.,u i. iiniiiiiim fii. ,inu(. . frr(M,n pep p or, nuru nines, social win: it neiu io- onions t morrow nignt. ut tho church, to which "tb public Is invited. Mis. It. I..1 l'ntunui" unno.ntcej that her S.imlay School class will present un evening program some time soon, the proceeds to go Into the building fund of the church. The next nieetingf the aid will be held Alar. 20 in the annex of tho church; At that time a potlucrt luncheon will be served ut. . 1 o'clock. minutes puts on 1 tecommema a mw -when yourficjimmustbe considered? The Raplist study class met '.t the parsonage yesterday ufternoon for a discussion of Ihc book. "What Next In Missions." Mrs. II. A. Vox gave the report of the third chap ter of the book. At the business meeting the wo men decided to receive talent mon ey March 1C instead of ut the first meeting In March. Ten no-mbcrs were in attend- The lilble Searchers' class of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cas ta v Wisher. , Mrs. II. II. Cleuver was In charge, of the devotional. Miss Katherine Wissler entertained with I wo piano numbers. Part of the afternoon was spent w6rklng on a )ullt. Mrs. Kva Wlssler ftsslsted Hie hostess in serving refreshments. was baked in the morning nnd the lettuco washed and crisped ready to use. . - . Casserole of VegctablcA One cup arled lima beans, -2 cups diced celery, cup minced 4 medium - slxed cups canned tomntoes, I suit and pepper, 1! tablespoons butter. Wash benns nnd sonk over night in cold water to cover. In the morning cook, until tender, letting water rook away an much ajt possible without burning. Drain off surplus water nnd add celery, pepper, onions peeled and sliced, tomatoes, salt, pepper and butter. Turn into a buttered casserole and bako one hour In a moderate oven. Thin slices of bacon ran be ar ranged over the top In-fore baking and the butter omitted If pre ferred. , I m :jy M. mm Announcements The fhiughters of Nile soeUl lub will inert S;iturday afternoon ot 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. j George T. ''ochran at 1601 Second j.-tre-t. All Ia;ightrs of Nile ore Invited to join. Members are eskM j to bring needle, Ihlmble nnd sctrs- ors. The public Is invited to attend a carnival lo bo held at 7 : 30 o'eloc Fritrry rHtcht 4 Willed Whool. The cv-rtt is xjtonsored by the Willow Iarvr.t-T nchr r association and th- priH-e-ds V..H be uitd to help fi- An lowrf farmer wnn nrrested for selling liquor ronceuh-d In DUiIioklnJL : bo volt sunnose the police overheard one of his pa-1 trons exclaiming "Some punk- ins!"? 4 l recommend a Lucky in place of a Miuet Toasting has taken out every bit of harsh ness in the Lucky Strike tobacco All that remains is the splendid Lucky flavor an ex cellent substitute when your appetite craves f a sweet hut your figure must be considered J - Elsie de Wolfe 0.. Authorities attribute the enor tlO, mous increase in Cigarette smok iug to the improvement in the process of j Cigarette manufacture by the application of heat. It is true that during 1928, Lucky Strike Cigarettes showed a greater increase than all other Cigarettes combined This surely confirms the public's confidence in the superiority of Lucky Strike tXOUKH THIMMlXft on straw are cited a popular tor sprlnr. Dark blue k.iir braid eombinad with a la.-quered forget. me-aot crown, in Dutch effect. In this auroul. v vi id Elsie de Wolf? Noted Interior . Decorator . 9 -m J 1 Wi "i; I, Hm 4' Mm Elslede Wolfe Noted tntacioe Decorator ataataaMattaatfeatal M tavia. The Amcf lean Teba cw Co., Manufc4irtr It's toasted No Throat Irritation-No Cough. Coast la coat nulla hooifa awry Saturday nlht throfc Ac Kntinmsit Rvwitrvl tin m fnrlfvMv'l Itrfll-ffl-K The LmCKV StHluT