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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1929)
Monday, DecemW 2, lt)2 . 'iXGRANDfc EVENltttT OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. ' Society Mrs. Green Hostess ; .To Clio Club At I Bridge Luncheon ' MlH. It. J. (tlVftl was liuslow Fiituriliiy afternoon ut tin Mnea Javra Inn fur a eliunuiiiK nieKiiiK' of. tlu Clio fluh with hiidKo-luiielt' wh ns pntorininiiit'iit. l.ovly cIiih-tj'i-M of yellow an'l whiio pompoiiH dcoornti-! tho ltiurlioon tahlo. , l-'onr " tnlilOK of bridge vro at pl:iy during Hie afternoon. High a tally wan mude Ity Mth. It. K. W'ohI l enhavi-r, for which sin wa award fil tlio cituh prize, The ffui-Ht prixo whs proHoniod to Mm, W. Ierk lti. ; Mrs. A. V. Sanf ord : . Hostess to Club ,;A dnllKNlf-.ll lirliltfe. luncheon whh fiiijo5d hy i!H;inlprH of the Jolly liridKP ohln Saturday artornoon at f. Sarajawoa Inn with Mrs. A1. V. Wit n ford hh hosiohh. fellow poin loi)s in a lovely clamor centered the' luaclieon table. f Ifohors for hltfh wore were pre -e.iited tn .Mrs. I. It. Ilnuriwell. Slt-H. V (V WllllninH wiis-awardrd H i'Oiid prize. t Sun Set Artists Tues. Eve Entertainers of : Rare Ability Bagpipe Playing Methodist Church IHIey hmhev ...GIVE ME AIU! JLOU yell for help fast enough when a barber tries to strangle you with an apron. But like lota of other men, you have probably suffered in silence from shirts which have shrunk so tight you hardly have room to breathe. But now we're ready to come to your rescue with the new Shirtcraft Shirt with the EverFit Collar that positively can't shrink. Come in and see just about the finest array of shirts that ever made the day look brighter 1 Smartness apparent at the first glance and the certainty that smartness will withstand innumerable trips to the laundry- through the Ever Fit Collar feature. 1.05 to 3.SO News The eliity will meet again with Mm. Nate Zweliel. lhrnihvr 12. I I Bridge Club Meets ' , At A. E. Hug Home The Mohawk ttiidgc club met at the- home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. II UK Sat unlay tor a plensant evo nlhg with four tnbleft at pluy. I'rixes f"t- high wore were won by Mrs. Jnel ItiehardHon and Alvab t'iowly. Client prizes were pre Ketiied In Mrs. Joe Harrison and Wesley McDonald. Following bridge a nainly twn eourxe luncheon whh nerved at on long table uiirueiively arranged in a t'hiiKttuitH tht-nic. The next meet ing will be in two weeks with Mrs. WUHnin MoOure. Primary Children . . , , Ale JntertalneU , , t . . About Vi fhlldn n of Ha- Prl- inarv denarlment of the l'ivsbv- f terlan church.' spent a jolly aflcr- noon Nalnrdny when their teachers ,,ltl- neMi.m tor several 'entertained them : In the church ! biy. 1 ,Vk : basement from 2 to 4 . o'clock. " Mr. ami Mis. -William Vh;:aiM J'leasant games were played and spout ThftiilistflvliiK with -their dellcioiiH refreshments served. I ehildr1!! near hiilWcr. This was . Tvachers of this department ai: ' rather In lu( form of a . family. ri Mrs. C. K. Anderson. Mrs. Otis union. Mr. anil '.Mrs. L.; K. Xk 1'altiK'r, Miss .Corrine linker. Miss Kans and daughter I orls, aud'.Mnr (Madys Owen, Mrs. J. Y Maeplier- ; via WlgK'anicor Itiiker and Mr. and son, Mrs. Cieorjro Hynoarsoli, and , MVS. ltoy .Morris, of 1 in bier, ulso Mrs. V. K. Huchanan. beimr pn'seut. ; Attractive Dinner Given Last Week Lovely full flowers formed a dec- orallon at a dinner tfven by Mr.;,Uint.0 last Tburs.lav nlKbt: Mrs. and Miu. J. T. Longfellow lt i Ida Wart was ffivci the Uurkey. week with covers for nibe. l'ol-, Mr .ind MrH. , xvilllimv l. Ma lowinft dinner the diversion of Oie n(, ,.,.,. Osborn were Kuh cvenlmr was brldKo. .' (iny guostrt t th(. lHime of Mr. and ! j Mrs. Dee MaOee. Members of Class ! MrM- sc'haffer, or wai- -i -vT -i 1 ' i loWa, was u'uewt 'of Mr. and Mrs. JTlCK JNIame, LOlOrS , O. J. Poley over the weekend. , 1 Mlts Helert Leonanl bail the tills- "forward 10 v e r, llackward tort uno of falling from a bicycle Never.". was the slogan adopted Uypim! Injuring her shoulder tiulu; the high school Sunday school class ; ""1". She was unable to resume of the Christian church when they ! school for several days, met l-Yltlay In the annex of the Mr. it nil Mrs. John Williamson church lor a business meeting. Mrs. Daisy Wlllett uml son, About. Ifi members were present, j-vefett and Miss liernicc Winnings A constitution was adopted and 'ofl f('r l'nrmn; Idaho, to speml "Hi Happy Hustlers" was chosen .-I'lianksgiviilg with, their brother for the class name, along with 1-law aiui: sinter,- Mr. and .Mrs. green and gold-for lis colors and Herbert Hedges. ., "Smiles" for its song. I A been installed nt Kriday evening. Decembor ,13, ' t,,t h'i' td" Mr. -and Mrs. Carl this class will entertain the liver- J''i'"- ;' Voady Sunday school class. This Is ' 11,1,1 Mrs.-Jack Heed, h:ivo the result of the high School class move" to thifarin of Asa Craig losing a contest that has been ' waged between the lwo, groups. T;emy-nino m e m.h, y ;, the younger class wore present at its regular meeting yesterday. VVallowa County Farm Purchased By La Grander r.y Mr. Wllllum Wlii-zaiK ('Ob-oner Correspondent) I.OST1XK (.Hpeclnl), Keller PtiiUKhain and Align) Znugg have moved to the farm whieh I.. A. Htiinghnni. of I. a C.raade, bought j from J. I - Laird whleh Is four ' in lie: south of Knterprlse. Tills farm Is a ISO aere farm and will be run jointly by the two men. I O. J. I'oley laid a hog butchered Ttiemhiy that weighed quo pounds. Mr. iind Mrs. ltoy Morris, of liu- hU-i; visited Mr. and Mr. William j Wlggim Wednesday, i Marion Ilammoek hnr. returned i from a veekn viidt with friends in i La (Jiamle and vicinity. . i James Klupu trick, of ('oquille, I luiK been veiling I'rleatlK In and ! bear l.ostlne. lie was one of Wal : Iowa's pioneer hut now has n Cleaning and preying whop at Co- qulllc. Mr. and Mrs, It. Hunter left ,ine ursi 01 me wei mr .roriiano i to visit friends. .Mis. Hunter will jsiny two. inonthM white Mr. Hunter. vlll return In a few days, KKwd Haninua'k worn u I'orl- Mmid whore be;wlll receive jiwdiral JaiiieH liei'inan of Allcel ws call ing oti friend 1 Lostlne this week. H. M. Crow, who wtis oneiated ? ;,p .(Sraln,1,p r"r t evt'iy other. day for treatment. i 'Clin Mm il h liYirlr iri-a nfn irn v 11 Annouhcemefrts ,1 The I.. A. or li; of 11. T. will mnpt tomorrow ovfoln? tn Iho l-:a&los liall ftir t'lortlon of offlcorH. i . . ' - - i T)u Community Women's Itlble 'class will ineot tomorrow at 2:lfi 'o'clock in the gold room of Iho , li Grande; hoti;l. Subject, sixlh ; chapter, St. Mnvlt; "Symlmlism In . Numbers, and . "Mound Table Dis cussion of the 'Life Meyond." -'.' The Purkdale cluh will meet Wednesday. -December 4, at the home or Mrs... Clyde! Davis, with .Vlrs. George Lupher assisting, --y Kn tX v . . ' i a n the find of the week where they will spend the next year. ! Mrs. Charles MoUHt and mother. Mrs. Cailiue Dlscn, vlHlleil lileiuls In Lost Im Tuesday. , Minn Clam N'olan re. urneil home Wednesilny evenlhg lo h)eud TlutuUsffivliiK with her mother, .Mir. Anna Nolan. Miss Nolan teaebeji at Imbler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeArter nnil dii ug liter Vei-it siietu Sunday at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. tr vat MeAriei. Thi Harvest home dinner jtlven by the Nelghbitrhood cluh netted the society ahum KV Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Hansen are the proud parert s of a line bahy fill-), born Nov. l!:! at the Wallowa hospital. Mi, and Mr. Hen Kollcy hud as their gueVts Mi', ami Mis. Harris Of Middle ynlley. J.J. Spencer rf Walla Walla has bccuMn the county the past week buying hay which will be shipped to Portland and the weMern part of the state. C T. (loodwin, nlforney of Mil ker, wax n business visitor to 1-2 1 terprlso this week. . ltoy Wlllltims, of Mnterprlse, re cci v cd a bro U e n leg w he n a ca l hit him. He was wnlktnt? near the WoolgrowerN warehouse when the nccident occurred. . Air. and Mi. Kred (Iruy and fam ily and .Mr. and Mrs. Charlie I'lisjc pent Thanksgiving in Joseph with Mr. ami Mrs. Albert DalHey. tiny Keeffer a former- resident of J.nsl Ine died Monday in Port land, Ore. He whs a member of the Christian church and was.'wVll known. In Wallowa county having let", here about. J 1 .years ago. ) llert Cook was aAVullowa visitor over tlio weekcnl. ! r Mr. and Airs. Clyte Minsson iind Mis. It. Winn of Mlllon vlslV'd Sunday at the hoino of K. (.Julhn In Kntorin-ise. i ; Leonard Italtcr nis ninveil his family into the Geo.' Moi'l'itl luuisu nnd V1U work this winter for I'M Hook. ... '- Mrf. Itlancli Allen of LpKtine tud friends from Knterprli-e spent Sat urday shoplng in La (Jrande. " . Miss Claudine tieiVh left Wed hesday for Salem where she will visit . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Girth, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crow went to Summerville where they spent Thanksgiving with Mih. 'row's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Myers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Tilton left for Hermiston to- spend ii few days Willi Wallas Spencer and daughters. M r. and Mis. Roy I latin spent Thanksgiving with their daughter Kathleen In La Grande. Mrs, Martha Swart and daugh ters Gertrude arid J'tuth left Tues day for Spokane to visit Airs. Wood, another daughter, it Charlie, Hamilton 'of Allcel was In Kntet'prise Tuesday. AinXDAV I'ltOOHAU The National Mroadciistlng con pany program for Monday folio: I o ; it (i a. in., Womn n's MnKa.lne; 1 :;to, Vagabomls; 3, Mormon taber nacle; ' 4:45, Washington news: (I, I musical numbers; a ;:in, family party: ; 7::io, J;mpire Mullders; S, sytii)houtsts; !t, concert orchestra; H:30, popular soled inns;' 10, slumber-hour. . The Columbia Mroadcastlng k'- rJ )( 1 7 if tout pvotjrum for Monday follows: Ji to o. Mine Monday Jamboree; 10:05 to 12. dance music. IMrllaml KGW (20kc T, Milking Merry: J. Haipy time; 9, beWs; 0:10, ciiaklhK scliool; iii-fto, N'IMt ll:u, rcOcdH alid concert; t nnirlie'! re ports: !:!!(', NHC; Hi.to, stddlo; i.iU, NMC; fi. Movie club; , NMt'i 10 to I L daiH e jitiudc. Npnkiinc K(IA (MTHkc) . Melody Aces; 7:;to. ctiucen: S, Neapolitans; Argentines; 1 ll, requests; I 1, vaude ville hour. Kllcj .ri'iikc) G:Jft. Inspirational; 7 to :i. same ns KGW; !'. music; l:3. NMC; lt:80, farmers hour; l- music: 4, concert; 6. NHC; 10::;o, bridge; II, Dough Hoys; ll:;tu, theater organ: l::io to i:H, popular music. Tactimn - K'Vl (Tiiokc) i'.is to it, silent: . CMS; 10, serennders; 11. CMS. Null like City KSL (ILtiikc) li. NMC; 7, West ern hour; 7:30, NMC, ' ' Oiiklnmt KOO t7!tokc) 5:4a, news; (i, NMC; II Ho 12, dance music. KLX (Sokc) (i, iMneert trio; V. news; 7iU0, orchestra; 8, iiunrtet; !t, concert.- Scattlo KOMO (l20kc) 6. NMC,; 10, l of V. hour; I news; 1 1, dance music; ia, oi-Rau. K.I It (!70kc) 6. musical feat ures; s, Neapolitans; 9. Argentines; 10, concert: 11, dance band. I.V Angeles Kl-T (64 (lite) 6:4 6. stock mm-, hem: B, NMC; Mi, concert; 11, news. KXX (Hf.0kc) , organ; 7, feat ure; 7:;o, one-act llny; 8, Lnhovls kl trlh; It, features; in Itu I, dunce music. KIU (HOiikc) A, orcliestra; 7. concert: s, CMS; 10 news; lp:or, CMS; ilt dance music; 12 to 1, or uan. San l-'ranclsco . -KPO (ilSOkc) ftifiO,.- news; (J, salon oi'chi'Mtra; 7, concert; S, NMC; H, 'Koreadors; 10 to 11, string tiulnlet. Quickly Stops Dreaded Coughing A stubborn cough that hangs on after n hnrd cold or nn attack of j bronchitis yields uulcltly to the heating curative virtues of Koley's Honey and Tar Compound. Made '. of pure pine tar, frejh deintilcent Mioney. with other valuable cotigh i healing medicines, Koley's Honey and Tar spreads a soothing, heal ing coating over the Inflamed lining of. the throat and air passages. Ilronchlal coughs, disturbing night coughs,, frightening croupy coughs arc (-.ilcUly slopped. Constantly In tw II..... i) . ooii, (ion are used yearly. Auk your druggist for l'oieys Honey nnd Tar Compound and use no other, i Adv; Mmc. Hussey TOILET ARTICLES We nri now pc!uslvo ilea lei's for tlieso fnilioas titllel. articles. Tlio lino fu el ml c.h all ren r (inns for the fOce and Ira mis. Wo esietJnlly i'iHxinineiHl Honey IMick for chapiHit ami rouuh skin, ll, iptckly re inovi'R t'lilitlgcil portw. REYNAtJD'S Beauty Shop And what wonderful town it is! Full of unitizing new and clever toys. . . dolls that go to sleep . . . toys that go . . toys that brinjf hours of fun and entertainment to happy young folk. Be sure to visit Toytown and see them all. JIAMA DOLLS THAT SLEEP DOLLS THAT CUY WOODEN TOYS THAT WALK RUBBER BALIS and SPUNCE BALLS We want nil children to have a doll or toy come early and buy them here at Wholesale Prices K Kite (tUOke) . sports; 0:15, j features; 7, CMS; 1) to IS, dance inuhlc. i Denvt'r KtA s:iuke) a, NHC; S. Serena ders: l), NMt.'; 9:;to, siring tibi; 10, NMC. Human Trait lie wli luti It III h' nowtM coiiuiiit xln. Ik tes lm-lihel lo d. n. Tib' very IdeM of hehiii tible wenki'tis his ihh'o.-tUJd. MENUS ly HIhH'I' .Mnry The hoiiKewlfo in search of new dishes to tempt the family palate will Had a Wen It h of poyHlbllllles In the hearty winter vegetables. Although kale is not as rich in iron us spinach. It makes an ex cel lent. Ihcxpenslve substitute. Turnips and parsnips supply bulk, atwnyn Important In the olet, but especially so when much meat is used. While these vegetables nre poor In broteln nnd are. not a rich source of 'minerals or vitamins, these elements are present in small amounts. onions, beetH und carrots lire fair sources of Iron nnd vitamins. Cabbage is rich in Iron and vita min:) A, H, and O. These vegeta bles can be used raw If they are grated or finely inlnced and fur HOUSE SLIPPERS 49c to $1.98 Ladies Gents Childrcns iidviae early selection I f I I I II III . j yiHTH wist j; I gtore No. 11 .. . t Orandt, Or. I ! ! III I PUTMAN'S lleady-'to'-Wear nnd Millinery Dish the essential salad a day" very cheaply, Slnco the nutrition experts' nilc today Is "(wo vegetables a day be sides potatoes." It behooves the cook to find Interesting ways to add the Ine x'pcnslvo and indlspeii ruble whiter vcgetablea " I'1' menun, t It should be remembered that the coarse root vegetables should be cooked In a V.itfo iitmntlty of water t: prevent, burning when cooked, using one teafpoonful to a tables. Salt sb.xild be milled when the vegetables are about halt cooked, using one teaspoonful to tt part of water. These simple rules do uuich lo Increase the palntabll Ity of the vegetables. inhuying KG : Baking Powder Same Price for over 38 years ; 2 ounces for You save In using ; it. Use less than of ! high priced brands. I MILLIONS OF POUNDS iOSBD by OUR COVEhNMeNt Your Financial Engineer Financial wrecks vary in the seriousness of the dam nge suffered.- If your total savings amount to $100 and you lose it all by investing in some fake stock, your finances are ruined. Jf you own a big business and it gradually becomes so involved as to throw you Into bankruptcy, your finances are ruined. The Important thing for everyone who has accumu lated or seeks to accumulate money, is not that few people suffer financial wrecks, but WHY? You could probably name lots of reasons why certain men fail. Not always, but in many cases it's due lai'ge lyto the lack of sound financial judgment and advice lack of a financial engineer to steer the proper course. Business and money are handled successfully ac cording to certain fairly well defined rules provided by experience. Your banker is usually acquainted with these rules in considerable detail. He knows, from his contact and experience, how some mistakes -can best be avoided, how some steps can be taken with assur ance toward success. Your hanker should be a com petent, friendly financial engineer, ready to help you when wanted. i When you wish it, we would like to discuss your business and financial plans and to be of every pos sible service to you. ' Member Federal Reserve Resources Over 2 Million. "Forty-second Year of Friendly Service" cari'ot tlinlinlOH nro a particular ly wiail illh r'or (uithfbn, Hlni' tlx1 Mildftlnn of pirt, mldH Jirotclri in the illh. I - JUrrnt TlmlMlra Two OMiiti -oookoil carrot pulp, 2 piritt', I-- cup inlllt,. ,1 mbleHhnou. I.mlcr, I ti'MKpoon Kiilt, 3 teaMijonua1 Ki'alo.l union, ji-s Icaxpoon ptfpjier. Cook tlu1 carrotB nnd. put t)uuijh. vPMri'lal'lo rlcer. 'Hutt- tt lwell anil ailtl niiik, htittor urul.Heiwofilntf.' A il ,1 to carrot pulp uncl hPat Well; I'our into liuitcreit tuoldif nfiU.filtM'fi' in a pan of hot water ItakA IP il ' moiti-ruto oven until firm t the much. It will tako about 4D mln titfH to bake tbt, Itinlialett, Hemovo from molds unit nerve vl(h whlto log "" .'' ''rfsgr LOS ANOIUM, -,. t.'i GonvenUhcf Gomfort tXospkalfy j " Vou will' appVieciirt In .'e(tehe snvtce and moderate .rates. ,. '!)) city'a most ccntrallj' lodatd .KeteL ; One block from Pmhir Sdita convenient to' alt trading thopi, theatres, finantiat Institutibna an J ; electric depbu for alt rttocu. . Garage adjoirdrif. Alt Outdde RooMIHKh'WMl lath ', nno ivrm - H,'.a. 9, It Two I'effooi , i.6. If, 13 Frank Simfson, ), Diriaar : Hotel : Cavoy L t Norton's Kiddy Shop
