La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1924, Image 3

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    Wednesday;-Tuly2,,1924.
r-THE ES;GRAWI5E "EVI;NING, 0BSE11VEI!
lit linn tntiui t
"' PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
' Social newa must be in the
hand of the iociety editor bx
t:SO o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page la mail e up
before noon. It la practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter, items, no
matter how Important they are,
that are de-layetl beyond; that
hour, will not be printed until
the following, day -News Edi
tor's Note. i ,
Mrs. P. C. Crawford, and TIIbh
TCI ma Iluy of I,oh Ans-eles, . ('allfor
iia,v were the inspiration for.-a
churmliiK dlnnur purly .'. Inst, eve
ning at tlie home of Mr., untj Mrs.
A. T. TUII. Those In utteudnnop
were Mrs. Crawford, .Miss Iluy, Ar
thur Van Kleei, Mr.'; und Ms. A.
T; Hill, Mr. and 1 Mrs. 1 Cliurboneau.
of Kllensluirff. Wmdi., and Mr. .and
Mrs. Th oh. Hill.
Mrs. Crawford has been visiting'
her dniiKliltT. Mrs. Thos. Hill. She
li'ft thiH morning for KllfnshurR.
Wash., with Mr.' and -Mrs.- rhar
bonoau, who have been visiting at
the homo of Mr. Charhoiu-atis pa
rents. ' . i . .
Miss Hay will spend some time
In I. a Grande visiting friends und
relatives before returning: to Cali
fornia. .
' ' .;'''"'' v
Mrs. P. S. Tvnnhoe wIP be hostess
to he Thursday Aurtlon Hridge
rluh Tluirsday afternoon, July 3rd.
' ,' '
The Clio Plnb has adjourned for
the summer. Jt - will resume Its
regular meetings again this fall.
The Allrel Ladles Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon. July 10.
Hints for the
Housewife
a sieve, Hub two .fab.espoonsful
of- butter-and -two- of flour to
gether and add to the peas, pjt
a pint of milk and & pint of wa
ter In an enameled - ware double
boiler ond when- hot. stir In In
thickened pt-a mixture. If It Is
preferred, two teaspoonsfiil of su
gar may be added. ,
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from page IV
ly well thc-hmwinsa end of a plow
or a governmental policy.'
"Me la no spu,vn,ed. political war
horse," they urge. Neither Is he
un economical maniac. He's a sane,
practical, horse-senso farmer und
citizen who knows the problems
and the needs of the avsrage Amer
ican, lie represents the common
people and he' comes from the
heart., of the country."
sArna Ai;rn; milk
Milk Is. a most useful food nt
all times, but Is never more ap
preciated than In summer- when
heavy foods pall on the appetite,
v Two things .are essential in hav
ing Kood milk. The first, of
course, la to be sure of the source
from which the milk comes, Hint
Die cows - are ''healthy, and well
cared for. , Tim next-is .the r.'iwl
of the mlllc nftVr it. reaches lit.!
household. , The ideal- .'-container
for milk istherefore an enameled
ware covered - milk kettle or an
nanieled wnro pitcher. This waie
will not -break and can be kept
scrupulously" clean with perfect
ease. Care should be taken not
to p it milk away In an Ice chest
near any article of food with a
strong odor, . as mltk - absorbs
smells In u most remarkable way.
Where ice Is hard to get, milk
can- be kept sweet by putting the
enameled ware can In a pall of .Illinois ami lowa.
cold water, renewing the wat
from time to time.
Next to Pa vis, as a candidate
aimed 'at the. presidency hut count
ed, on tcp-seore- In 'the vlQcnresl
tleuiiul circle, is Cai-r Vrooman, of
Itloomington, Hi;
Vrooman, . ,M years old, looks
more nearly 41. ' Ue's a slender
erect;' brown-miistached 'man with
a bright eye. and an engaging
smile. 7 ' '
Vrooman also Is urged as a "dirt
farmer" candidate. He operates
soide 4.100 nercs of farm lands in
pmri:i vr. socr
milk soup "Is ncceptahlo
A milk soup "Is ncceptahlo In
summer when soup slock is not
so easily kept on hand. .Winn
pens from the garden get loo old
to be eaten
them In this soup,
Unlike, Oavis. however, Vrooman
doesn't often get between the plow
handles or heave the pitchfork.
Still, It's from his farms he makes
his living and, as he says, when
the farmers lose- money he loses
money.
He wears the tan of a farmer.
iretiihle. us but. his bearing and general ap-
Cook the peasipearance mako it'appcar rather the
In cold water In an enameled tan or me lennis coun mm me
wnro sauceuan for about 20 m in- golf links than of the hay field.
lit en: when soft rub them
thru l-'or he's a college man, nn nnthnr-
iiy on agricultural " and' railroad
economics and when in New York
lives at the Harvard Club,
-. . ,
More and more the delegates lo
he New York oonvenllon that Is,
those of them from the west and
south believe now la the time for
the farmers to maker hay.
The agricultural vote. It is con
ceded, will 'determine the next
president. A close representative
agriculture, then, either In first or
second place' on lite ticket, may be
depended oi) to cut a wide swath.
Anniversary of An Alphabet
Celebrated by HqlKarlaiis
SOFIA, (AD Tho Bulgarian
people celebrated'' a unique holi
day on May 34 wben ithroughout
ihn country . . wuh, observed the
"name day' of Jiho .. Slavic, or
Cyrailtc, alpbubet jind of Its crea
tors, the monks of Cyril and his
brother Methodius, It was In th
ninth century and from the city
of Solan lea that (hone holy men
proimilgaleit their alphabet which
was de.sigued to- propogate the
Christinn fail h among Slavic peo
ples. Onp of tho notable observances
took place at the Monastery of fcit.
Ivan of Kiln. In t he countalns
nbove Sainokov, where the Bul
garian letters created by the apos
tles from Latin, Crrtek and He
brew material, were preserved
from extinction during the Turk
ish domination of five centuries.
The celebration of -the day Is
also marked by tho Orthodox
church to recall the Introduction
of Christianity among the Bul
garian people, , and Its spread to
the other Slavic peoples by the
followers of Sts. Cyril and Metho
dius. .
The serpent beguiled Rve", but
ho didn't turn 'out lo be a federal
agent
At Extraor
Prices
For
Q
Low
inary
nick Selling
9
ONLY, Refrigerators, ihe, balance of a solid car
load, slightly scratched or damaged in shipping
to be closed out at less than cost.
Look at These Prices and be Here Early
To-morrow Remember There Are Only 9
To Be Sold, First Come, First Served.
30-POUND CAPACITY 40-POUND CAPACITY
These are the famous Rhinelander Airtitc Refrigerators nation
ally known and recognized the world over as the standard of high
est grade workmanship in refrigerating engineering. Best insula
tion make these refrigerators wonderful ice savers. Food cham
bers lined throughout in sanitary white enamel.
$1
DOWN
erator.
ments.
Delivers Your Refrig
Balance In Small Pay-
$14
YOUR CREDIT
IS
GOOD - ,
CARK'S
"SELL FOR LESS ALWAYS"
WR CHARGR
. NO.
INTEREST
14
Novel. Trimming,
A.
"1
I 111 m U
mm
m b mi
Jl'l
8u mAny ltllo people, anil nobody
knows MihPthen they ftrp hioki
rome-a-shopplnff' or government
snoopers. "
m ' tr wnnp Mi aw
Milk
For Infant;
Invalid,
CMUnn.
ThmAtti
Rich Mlllc, Malted Groin ext. In powder
form,malceiThe Food-Drink for AllAgea,
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also In Tablet form.
Ask for "florUok't," at all Fountains,
6c?" Avoid Imifationa - Subititutsi
1'tfi
. ..N Vi rfi
9
A novel trimming effect Is shown
on this two-itiece rofUumo vC Kolilen
Lrown creie do chine. The bottom
of the skirt and tho collar of tho
cape are Mulshed with hoop llko
rolls made by inserting very wide.
Iiadded cords Into n fold of the silk.
Many of the newest e;ipes and
coats are finished this way and fur
Is eliminated. This elves Home.
thing of tho flurry effect of fur
without lis sut-Bestlon of warmth
which Is unwelcome In mid-sum.
mer. It Is scarcely possible to es
cape pleats this season as they uro
used on every type or un.
I
FOR SALE
5 Acres, good ' Improvements, In
. good cultivation, clear of in
cumbrances. Will trade for 1a
Ornndo properly; ' located- at
Allcel. j
J Boom house, bath, closets, cold'
storage, garage, good garden,
and well furnished. Modern, ;
und lui'utfd ' on paved streets.
'Cement nldownlks all paid for.!
l'rtce $2'Juo and $5ihi canh will
handle. It.
7 Room modern house; cold ntor
ag'e, woodHhed, good harn, gar-1
uge, cellar, and shop combined; J
tt lurgo lota alt in garden.ber-i
lies and fruit; com nut sldftwalli, i
shade treea and all in "flrsl
cinas condition.- Tho prion la
only ;$fiflou. Thorn la o7 build
ing and loan mortgago -on IiIh
propirty which can b inasumefl.
Uuluuco cash or will-: trade for
:goo property on th south, ahhi
. of truck. This property (a on
the corner of Sprue and Y
streets. ; ( l ' 1
C'.noom fUL-nished house, garage.
Ikmi house, half acre of ground,
all fenced: full basement, deup
well; located near Islund City
lilghway on Willow street. All
for $2500. flood terms can bo
had
C. J. Black &
Company
Successor to VUy, lllnclt & filoop.
Mm Criindn Nnt'l Hank Ilhlg.
IMionu Blnln Ha
BatR Luck and the Devil
V Pursued Him
I don't think nny one hnn had
more bad luck und sickness than
I hav. iin l!iri I hud two rioa,
an urni unci collar none nroiten
in a rnilrgad acrhfenf. 4.-',,",, ;7
had prHf .imonlii. ' A t'tT recover
ing I crossed a pasture when a
till chased me, tossed m over
tin fence aiul broke my right leg.
In 1910 1 hud .typhoid fevei ;
.since then severe stomach and
liver trouble, which no medicine
or doctor touched until two yeais
ago I got a bottle of Mayr's Won
derful U. -iTic.lv, vhlch proved the
first ray of light in thirteen
years." II is a simple harmless
preparation thai removes the car-,
tan hal iiiucuh from the Inlestlmil J
tract and alhiyn the Inflammation
which causes prnctleally all altnn-j
uch. liver ami Intestinal nilim-nu,
Including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded. :
At all druggist h. Adv.
Skirts, Blouses
Sweaters
FIND $EST PLACE IN COSTUMES FOR
' ' SPORT WEAR '
i The season's choicest
models in Skirts.
If you are looking for
a Blouse that's stylish,
. practical . and popular,
you'll find it here.
We are ' showing a
beautiful "variety of
Sweaters in ..all the gay
colora at very low prices.
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. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO.
I Koom 0, Somincr Blilg.
"A beauty aid for
evory need"
niONR MAIN til
ANNOUNCEMENT
...... ...... .. .. .
Mln Kathryn. Boons of the Katbryn Boone Beauty Shoji, '
25 New. Foley Bld(., and Mrs. N. E. Emmett of ths Marine) 9 '.
v Cotmetlo Bhop Went Jacohaon Bldy, announce the consoll-
-datlon of the two. hop and will be located In the prcaen;
location of the Katbryn . Boon Shop. .26 Mew Foley Bid. .
The Marinello System, and Kathryn Boone
....... 8xtem of Beauty .Culture Will Each Be Practiced.
.' Telephone Main 126.
:fci4 III i ijii" iiri,
ChocDi
ipped Caramels
All but ctolMei-H keep pneo with
I lie advuurit of elvilltition. They
don't reinfoivo I ho t-iit of nnnti?.
Ierinnnonlly wavotl, wavy or
. curly luilr Nhould Iin
: Water-Waved ,;
Tho wntor-wnvo is no ft
and nnturul In oppenrnneo.
In no wiHn run it poMfrilily
hurni thu linlr,
Moleo, wnrlH, suporfluoin
hair permanently removed
without iinar.
AH Work (.nnrnnteefl
AT THR CXIX)NIAIj
Phono r21-J
1803 Foirth Bt. Apt. B
HOT
WEATHER
Tents
Hammocks
Ice Cream Freezers
Oil Stoves iy :
F. L. LILLY
Ilanlware
Phone Main 85
The Candy Shop
MO FIR ST.
TIM Horn of Horn Mada Candy
THE GKANDE R0NDE CHAUTAUQUA
DRAMATIC CLUB
" Pi'cscnts
"HER HUSBAND'S WIFE"
A three-act comedy with comedy in every line.
Not a dull moment not a serious scene. '
A Splendid Tonic for Ihc Blues
Riverside Park Thursday Evening:
Prelude at 8; Curtain at 8:35
All-Star Cast consisting of Miss Lorna Cool
idge, Mr. II. E. Watkins, Mr. C. W. Bingner,
Mr. E. S. Gwilliams, Mabel Bohnenkamp and
Miss Loa Lyman.
General Admission 75c; Chautauqua Ticket
Holders Free.
Those Delicious
Whipped Cream
PIES
THE SILVER GRILL
Are Going Great. ;
ALSO
For Warm Weather
Compartment Plate Vegetable Dinner
Good Coffee? Yes!
I)OK7)VEROUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
C OVKR (
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You Get More Battery
Willard Batteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion cost no more to buy
than many wood-insulated
batteries ' -
And they save you the re
insulation charge which is so
common toother batteries.
S.nUHlAmp.l
"l(i..k .'
trouble u
let h a WIHjrJ
ThrM KubbW
atunr."
THE BATTERY EI.EOTIUO 8ERVTOE CO.
litlgbun afachlne Worka Bld
1111 VVasliUwtoo Ar. Phone Main 761
II mrrrrvty 41
II Mill II II
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BATTERItS
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