1
Friday, January 3, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
e Three
m
ccpiEiry NEWir
Members of Alpha
Club Entertained
At Dinner, Bridge
At a charming dinner brldgo Mr.
and r. William Hk'srlst wore
lioHi und hOHte.s.4 to tho Alpha club
Inst evening- ut tho I,a Gru ndo ho
ti'l. Covl'I'h were laid fur 20 ut
tlm dinner tables which wero at
tractively arranged wllh red car
nal loan.
Honors for the cvonliiKft play at
liriilo wero won by Mrs. V. C.
I'crklna und "Walter he its man.
Chad wick, treasurer: Ethel "Han
Hon, musician; Ida ltlneheart, con
ductor; Kva CroaHcn. warden; Ma
bel Antion, right supporter to tho
noble prund; Kva Richards, left
supporter to the noblo gratia;
TT -p. , , Mary Moss, rlsht supporter to tho
I HOme Department vice- grand; Surah McCluro, left
Of Phnvph ATpPt!8U,,poru'r 10 UU! v,co Krunu: UJrt
llUIUll lUCCLOiHu,, Phanlain: Nora Gibson. Inner
guardian; ' Hylvla Bunch, outer
guardian; trustees: Ktlzubeth Wil
son, Flossie Ingle, und Lucy G II
4iian. Tlio newly elected noblo grand
is the. daughter of Mrs. lydla
Grundy and a nieco of Mrs. Emma
Harding, both charter members of
the lodge when It was organized In
I8K.2. Doth of these charter mem
bers wero present.
Quiet Wedding On
New Year's Eve
Clio Club Meets . .
At Sacajawea Inn
Lust evening a charming dinner
bridge was enjoyed by tho mem
bers of the Clio club when Mr. und
Mrs. Krod K. Lanzer wero host
nnd hostess at the Sacajawea Inn.
Attractive clusters of flowers cen
tered the dinner tuble laid with
covers for 28.
Honors for high tally were won
by Mrs. H. K. West en haver and
JJr. Leo Uouvy. Guests for the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kin
zel. of Merrill, Wis., who are house
guests ut the homo of thoir daugh
ter, Mrs. banner, during tho holidays.
Tho Homo department of tho
Presbyterian church spent a de
lightful ufteruoon yesterday at tho
homo of Mrs. T. A. MeKiustry.
Pleasunt hours wero spent In sew
ing and conversation. Jean
Webb sang an entertaining song.
A duinly luncheon was served dur
ing the afternoon. Tho llov. J.
Georgo Wula offered tho closing
prayer.
Tho ctub adjourned to meet
again next mouth with Mrs. Lyiuie
Uuhuenkamp.
Chrystal Rebkah '
' Lodge Installs
Installation of officers for tho
next six months' took place Wed
nesday evening ut the meeting or
the Crystul Hebekuh lodge No. ,50
at the I. O. O. !. hull, with tho
district deputy president, Mrs. Ida
Berry with Mablo McPherson act
ing" us deputy marshal, installing
the following officers:
Mrs. Adelaide Kitchen, past" no
ble grand; Mrs. Mabel Oesteiilug-,
noble grand; Mrs. Lillian Kimmell,
vice grand; Mrs. Minnie llrugg. re
cording secretary; Mrs. Mattlo Gol
den, financial secretary: Olive
After tho welcoming of tho now
year, a dainty luncheon was serv
ed. The club will moot again with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver, Juu, 11.
9
Dinner Given At
J. D. Smith Home
Who
se
Birthday
is tomorrow?
Congratulate Her With
FLOWER!
From
I I M V
ovists
lllSi Adams Ave.
Phone M-ll
At a (iuh't wcddiwi ceremony tho
nuptials for Anna lriskcll; (laugh
ut ot Mr., anil Mis. v.. A. Benton,
ot l.unsiiiK, 111., and Leslie V. Spic
er.son of Mrs.' HaHiing. of ren
dition, wore performed Now Ycur'a
evo at her homo on Cedar street,
with Grunt lieiin, bishop of tho I..
IV S. Second Wurd chapel, offic
iating. ..Mrs. Art (irahain, sl.Hter ot the
bride, was inuicl of honor. Mr.
Graham was tho bridegroom's nt
tendant. The brldBC -was . attrac-.
tivoly dressed In n. gown ot whlto
crepo and luce. Mr. ltobcrtson, a
cousin of the bride, wus.u guest...-.
Tho newlyweds nro making, their
home at 102 Cedar street In this
city. ..V .
'.'."'-''"
I
-ar-l 1 l..l T :.
iivionawK. vjiuu in
j Surprise' Partyi
Tho Her. Jt. L. rutnain und fam
ily of tho Christian church were
honor guests at a New Year's din-
ner Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Smith
on Klrst street. Mrs. Miriam Het-
tlek, their daughter, assisted her
mother us hostess,
High School Class
Holds Watch Party
The HI Happy Hustlers, the high
school class ot tho Central Church
of Christ church school and fclvcr
rcauy class wero both guests at
New Year watch parties. Wilnia
.Smith was hostess to the high
school group at tho l-'ox farm. A
pleasant evening of games and
music was enjoyed. Tho hostess
und her mother served delicious
refreshments shortly before midnight.
Tho Kver-Kondy class wero tho
guests at tho Ernest Bo Long
farm. They too, spent tho eve
ning playing games and in soeiul
hours. This class had planned a
Spleasant surprise on Mr. und Mrs.
John Snodgrnss. newlyweds, and
members of the class of the bride
groom's . brother William, on N.
Ash. street New Yeur's evening.
Mr. 'add Mrs. Hnodgrass wero
quietly, married at , Walla Wullu
Dec. 31.' A short evening was
silent In social hours, during which
refreshments were served, 3 hey
will make their home at lioi O.
Animal Without Mouth,
Not all anlnmlf have mouths.
Parasitic animals, notably the tape
worm, Jack n system for digest
ing food, Hie food being nhsorhed
through tho body surface. Sponges
belong to a typo which has no
niniuh In tM ordinary sense, food
holm: 'nken in at any part of the
surface.
Rttmoviny Wrinkle,
The bureau f standards says the
wrinkles can doubtless be taken out
of a sheepskin or parchment di
ploma by moistening and allowing
It to dry under tension, as clamped
In a frame. This will apply re
gardless of the material, whether It
btt jtenulno sheepskin, or vegetable,
parchment.
The Mohawk Hridge club de
lightfully surprised Mr. nnd Mm.':
Henry Hug of Elgin on New Years
eve. . - '-
Uridgo was tho diversion of tho
evening, with Mrs. J. U- Brandt
und Joel Hlcbnrdson winning lion
Compliment Couple
. At Dinner, Party
A delightful
Mr. and '-Mrs.
dinner honoring
Walter Carpenter
j ors for high tallies. A' guest ' prf.c ' who ur'e leaving soon to make their
j was presented to 'Mrs.' Hug. Four: borne In Itolse, look' plueo recently
Daily Thought
Let every dawn ot moraine ha
to you as tho beginning of life and
every setting sun bo to you os lis
close; thou let every one of these
short lives leave lis sure record of
some kindly thing donu for others,
some condlv strength or knowledge
gained for yourself. John Kuskin.
Truth
Wo are bora to Inquire after
truth; It belongs to a greater
power to possess It. It Is not, as
Pcniocrllus said, hid In the bottom
of the deeps, but rather elevated
to an Infinite height In tho divine
knowledge. Michael do Slonlnigno
l.-i:-irl2. '"On the Art of Con.
vcrsnllnn."
of gold buck toward Europe for
the first timo In n year and u half.
Moro than 105,UO0,0oo In gold
has been shipped from Now York,
chiefly to London and 1'arls, In
the last two months.
The total aluuuut of gold hel.l
In the central bunks of the worlil
is usually estimated at present
around ilO.lllKi.OOO.ooo. The amount
of gold used for ornamental pur
poses Is estimated about the same
figure.
l''uiidumcnlnlly, of course, the
ornamental gold confers on mone
tary gold whatever valuo it has.
Gold Is valuable because It glitters
und is scarce, ,:
Most of tlm 10,000,(1011,000 of
oruumciitul gold Is "out of circula
tion." The 110.000,000,000 of mone
tary gold constitutes tho world's
"floating supply." It shifts from
country to country seeking its own
level.
It migrates In general In locali
ties where It can earn most ami.
other things being eiiuul, tends to
level off Interest rates throughout
the world.
Bnleneit in Self Pity
Keif pity Is n most degrading
habit. There Is no senso In stag
ing a funeral over a failure. Life's
greatest lesson is learned when wo
honestly acknowledge our faults os
we make them. Then wo will blnme
ourselves nnd give our pity to oth
ers. Grit.
CLEARANCE SALE
Now is the time to buy and save
... winter stocks must be dis-'
posed of regardless of cost. See
these values and compare our .
prices. ' u .
PUTMAN'S.
La Grande's Exclufeiye Ready-to-Weai : ,
and Millinery i I v i,.
Cold has almost vanished front
circulation In domestic trade. Husl
noss between nations, however, still
involves lugging the metal out of
the federal reserve banks, ussuy
offices and other depositories,, con
voying It to a nlcr and loading it
on a shl)." i ' j
tables wero "at pluy.
j 3r IMTHBWMf j
3tore No. H La Orand. Ore.
! ' .--'.-
LADIES' !
i
ot the. home of Mr. and Mrs. V.
H. IMckens with covers for eight.
Following dinner pleasant social
hours wero enjoyed.
Before going to lioiso tho first
of - Murch Mrs. Carpenter will
spend a month in Colorado visiting
relatives and Mr. Carpenter is
going to Iowa on business.
' . .
Lucky Dozen Club
Is Entertained
All Rubber
Galosh
; $1.98-
Featherweight model in
three snap fastener
style .
Impervious to moisture
and easily cleaned for
medium or high heels, -
Members of the Luuky .Dozen
club met recently at the homo of
Mrs. Charles Kting on I avenue
with all the members present cx-
cept Mrs. Krod Smith who is vis
iting her daughter in California.
, Tho afternoon was spent in
pleasant social hours und sewing.
A .dainty thrce-eourso luncheon
was served by tho hostess. Tho
club will meet again with Mrs.
I'Ynnk Hanson, at BOS Adams ave
nue, Jun. 17.
Bridge Enjoyed By
Club on Thursday
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
' Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products
City Grocery II Economy Grocery l Hoover
and Market and Market Market
Main 75-50 Main 573-48 Main 755
SPECIAL PORK PRICES
Spare Ribs, lb 15c
Back Bone, 3 lbs 25c
Pork Shoulders, f resh, lb. 16c
Pork Shoulder Ribs, 4 lbs. 25c
Give yourself a treat from these delicious cuts of pork. We are doing extensive
packing at this time, and are making these products at less than cost prices. We
are paying lO'aC per pound on live porkers today.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Quality Food for Less
MONARCH COFFEE
77th Animal Coffee Sale The first week in January
Keid iMundock Co., has a special on their coffee
which we are very glad to pass on to you.
1-lb. Carton
3-1 b. Carton
......45c
$1.29
Pi
you mv
puyfiapOani
ymcjuhlrilbir
aOnercofice
ti:an
33m
f-tJ
COFFEE
""Mill
I
The- N. II.
ittlel-noon of
th.homo of
'1'hri-c. tables
It. chit enjoyed tin
bridge, yti.sienliiy tit
Mih. W. ;. JH-nny.
wen: ut piny with
Mra. Alice IItl(J winning a prize fur
bish Hcore. Hecond uuurd was
presented to Sirs. Jack aicUlieiin,
nnd MrH. Joltn Atlldn wiih award
ed tho (juest prize.
At the clo.se of bridge H delieiouH
ttvo-eourMe lnneluion was .served.
The next meeting will be wllh .Mra.
Ku.s.sel Duvy, Jun. Itl.
Announcements
Acknowledging Impatience
"I nlwnys get wlmt I wunt,"
alntos n business man, "no matter
how lens I may have lo wplt for 11.'
We don't; we-gcnernlly bting the
receiver buck on the hook nnd Rive
It up In. disgust. London Humor-
Bear Patient FUhermtn
Boars In (lie yellowslone Nn
tlonnl pnrk are snld to be the most
pntlcni' of all fishermen. I.j'ltiK
down beside nil nttrnctlve pool, the
bear nwnlts his prey nnil tosses
them onto the bnnlc as tjiey go by.
Health Hint
Do not he misled by the color of
witter. Ileciiuse It Is clenr nnd
trnnspnrent It does not mean neees
sarllv that It is mire, rtcmombcr
that germs are Invlslhle to the
naked eye. When Inl doubt hnvs
water tested chemically.
Favored Flowera
Nallonnl flowers found listed nre:
ClilnrfT lolus; India, sacred 'Illy!
Kjiyiit, lotus: ,7npau, ehrysaiithe-
niiiin; Spnin. pomegranate: France,
fleur de Us; Gerninny, lylser bloom :
Kuiilnnd, rose: Ireland, shamrock;
Scotland, tliislle; Swllzerhiud, edelweiss.
The Beit Yean
Mortality expert says "span of
life Is still fixed nt eighty years."
It. does not look so when one views
the centenarians nil around, but
after nit the first eighty years arc
the besf. Boston Transcript.
"Burialize" the Thought
A colored woman phoned n rela
tive thus: "ISrudder Jonnthnn died
yesllddy and tomorrow evenln' we
Is gwlnc to funornllzo, hint." rath
finder Magazine.
Thw I,a Ctrandn City Co'.incil of
Parent-Teacher associations will
hold lis regular monthly meeting
Monday afternoon ut ;tHr In Ihe
Kacajuweii Inn. Conferences will
be held from 2:30 to 3:30, An
nouncements of theso will lie made
Saturday.
The rylhian Sisters will meet
this evening in the lv. I'. hull ut
x o'clock in regular session when
installation of officers will be held.
There'll come u time, of course,
when tho only place you'll see
shurl-sklrlod ladies will bo In tho
family album.
-Prosperity
Franco TouriiU' Playground
I'Ynnre Rprs the Hon's shnre of
the luoney spent hy American tour
ists. Almost ono-foiirth of the
$RX,,OMO,IMt0 or $!WK,(K)0.000 flint
Aincrlnms spend nhrnud nnnunlly
goes Into Krench pockets.
Founded on Bible Story
The scriptural foundation fop Ihe
h.ynm, "Nearer, My God lo Thee,"
Is the story ot .Iiieob's Journey ns
Riven tn tlio iweuty-eighth chapter
of Genesis.
48 ....f-ti.-.. i Krf
EUROPE NOW
LURING EVER
MOVING GOLD
!i:t. lU)l'K NOW IJAriv
I,V AVMIfiltii It. KllliliS
l'lnancliil Kdilor
( A.ssoclutcd I'ri'HS Kiiaturi! Kurvlcc)
NKW VOICK (AV) The num.
Mvlio tvnlKh, count und pack Kohl In
j Ui'KH and Hinall box H for Hhipmcnt
jahroiid fnce a winter of activity.
I Ih-t'ltnlnif interest rat-H hi tin-
t nllod .States liavo hwiiii the tidu
Back From Japan
Poultry lurmers will enloy proa
Iperlly In l'jjo, nccordlni! lo pre
jdlttlon of Harry li. Lewis, prosl.
I debt of the National Poultry
Council. Hesulls ot a survey In
'ilicale iheie me lower hens on
Itnrmk. u iiieuli't ili'iuund lor bahj
'etneks and much heitei prices tin
(net mid poultry meat. Knuulli
imiHiriHtii, l'wih leporls. Is tto
'act lliul there In no evideniu o
oricB breaklm turplutsb.
yEA Van franctico Bureau
That Christianity Is making heavy
Inroads on Uuddhlam In the
Orient was the Christmas moBsngu
brought back by Commander
1 Kvanrcllne Moolh, above, head of
; the balvatlon Army, on her re
cent rot urn to 8au Francisco on
I the Dollar liner President Taft,
la Japan, she ai received by til
mikado.
REFRESHING
SPRING
;NEW .
.FROCKS
999
New! New in every way you'll be delighted with
the fresh new colors, the new silhouettes and different
details which identify : .
t Smartness for the New Season 1
jst of all, you'll be delighted with the values'- J
;w frocks just in and arriving daily. ;y 2 . ''Vm
II mi
ifl'SM $24.95 WrjJA
I
On Cinderella's
Easy Payment Plan
All Winter Hats $1.00 - $1.95 - $2.95
All Winter Coats
$1 2,90 - $14.90 - $19.90 - $39.90 - $ 1190
20 OH' on All Negligees and Robes
Cinderella Shop
"La Grande's Friendly Credit Store"
999
1