La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1924, Image 3

Wednesday, July 30, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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' Social news must bo la the
hands of the society editor by
1:30 o'clock. Du to the fact
that the social page Is made up
before noon, It Is practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
Ibat hour. Hereafter, Hems, no
matter how Important they are,
that are delayed beyond that
hour, will not be printed until
the following day News Sui
tor's Note,
1 Mm. Harry Prorlnr, formerly
Mtks Kffii AiiiHworth. wns llu in-
spirallnn for a ilolltfhrfut Hiirprly
uilnrellanrotm Hliowttr last .vi'jiliiK,
Kt'i n hi ih (!to. Lyman home on
N iawnite. by Ml km Wtnona l.yilian
and MIsh It.lly (Jalrirlt. Mriecn
ynimir l:nli-n wt-re hi aih'nanco
and' I he cvi'iiiiiK wits enjoyaldy
Hnl. imp Oliver feature was the
linriiiiiiiiK mid working- of lea low-
In' for lhi honor (ruest... . During
the, ovtninK ilrllcions n'froHliiiifnts
vre Hi-rvcd, -, . . '
Those present were MIhn Hetty
Ourriek, .MIsh l.altue llunkH, MIhh
TW-l.orlH IViirson, Miss Mi-lhu
llunkH. MIkh Myrtle I thick. . MIkh
Vtthna Swttxer. Miss .Winona l.y
man, MIhh Komi a IlankH, MIh.s
Thelma Kilehen, Miss l.oa Lyman.
MIkh 1-Mrin Muxliiro. Mrs. . Mt'lvin
Ijirst-n, Mrs. William OuMfr, Mrs.
Harry f'roetor, Mrs. Harry Snod
irruHH. Mrs. I'roelor . received tniiny
ttefiiitlnil nml useful Kin a.
o .
Tlie Misses Latitat- nnd l-'ninees
Hairier, of Oitawa, Knnsns. will
lea ve I his even i mk for I 'orl In nd
utitf ('nlti'o.-nlti paints, after a five
weeks visit at the home, of their
une.le. Dr. Harry Itouvy. ' Mrs.
Jinnvy will accompany thi-m to
1'nHtaml. ,
Mrs. W. R Parker and datiRhler,
Jlulh, of rni-lland. arrived In ln.
lirande this morning- to spend two
nrf three dnys visit ins friends and
relatives. Mrs. Parker formerly
resided in l.u ; Cinmde and has
many rriemls' here who are pai lo
ee her. - '. j '. '
Fashion Notes
I aim Decoratloit.
New York Lingerie of white
CenrReite Is taking on n decidedly
lngenioHS tone at presenti Its on
ly decoration Is a series of forget-me-not
or rosebud' wren I lis around
tlif'Miems. nnd a fnntlnp of silk
GbriousHair
In 90 Day or
Money Back
Women who wil
to stimulate the
frowthof thi'irhair
bhould use Van Kas
J.iquid Scalp Mas
sage.. ' A Klorious
head of stronr" viff
nrous hair sure-
follows its consistent-He, and consist
ent use is easy because Van Kaa
comes fitted with a patent rubber ap
plicator that feeds the medicament di
rectly to the roots of the hair, elim
inating imieav nui.snplnir wllh the finp're.
And lhefl.Mbl nipnl of Uwepptiretor tiring
m haliliy emulation of blood w fiwj tlio hair
root., tluy your Van Kia on tw-day trraunent
plaii. Money lac!t It It fails.
(ii,Ass nitrtis
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
f HE MARINELLO
SHOP
Room , Komnwr Bfclc.
"A beauty aid for .
every need"
for the figure in
clined to
stoutness.
Eiqiilallal Very llfthtly boned
perjnltl absolute freedom of
waistline. Kv.'ry Iji Cainlll
means "Beauty and Comfort,
Too" for ila wearer. The. pat.
ented Ventllo feature make, L
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line of the different
modela alwaya on band.
Mrs. Robt. PaUlson
Corse Mere
' Phone slain ftflt
Apt, l, lifw lolny lildf.
I
j PHONK MAIN DM j
ofSOCIETY
Two Kinds
Of Lace
LACK u not only at the height M
Its popularity, but there Is A
tendency to use mote than bnt
kind on the same frock.; Here Is u
heavy handing combined With ft. light,
open ChnntiUy variety.'- They meel
en a charming dinner gown of whlU
crepe.The sleeves end the skirt or
nament' which the model Is. all bin
concealing with her hand are wadt
Of rows of black velvet ribbon
net in
era.
a shade to match the flow-
Nfttnrilmn Khwlcs.
Paris Trim in ings, whether for
headgear or gowns, toilay are em
ploying many nasturtium ' shades.
Hrown and sand are popular color
combinations, an well as black nnd
white and Iwo shades of gray.
Mart ami Moro Urn ale.
London The ostrich tlpd with
which everyihing. from wrist hags
to negligees, are now jlecoratod,
nnd are becoming more and mor
ornnte. One of I ho new Ideas. Is
to give the ostrich a chinchilla ef-
;ect oh the ends, while (he body of
(he plume is In a drop, strong
color. t.
t'anr for Unfiling (lirl.
Nikw Yorli At rlrl lKoiif?ht one
mlMrlil. not Hiippow a ' hrilllnnlly
Iainl-il cuinr nn nhrmltHp nrrriwMy
for Ihe huthinK Klrl. Vt'l UiIh ranc
hua olhor lmcs Ihun that of lirol
tK off 1 ho HavaKt' Hlarfifth- nnd
rlaniH: Iih tiiinill Ih full off Ihr
liou-ilor, dry hiindUerelllolV rouffc
anil llp.slirk so vllal tllfat"' flnya on
l!n' Itoarh.
Hindu Turban Again.
Paris. The Hindu turban Is here
Ligaln. though, to be sure, it never
entirely vunisneu. 1 nnay 11 in
fairly low of crown nnd its auto
matic. Hindu lines are somewhat
'camouflaged by a drooplng,wlrl of
I feathers on one side of the narrow
brim.
Hints for the
Housewife
PATH iti:ciPi:s
There is no reason why the!
kitchen should become- a furnace
during the hot weather If some
care Is taken to choose dishes
which can bo prepared without
cooking. There are many cold'
dishes which are extremely . pal
atable In this season.
People do not need much hot
food In warm weather and, In
deed, the members of your fam
t ily will fel belter If they eat
sparingly of those foods which
heat up the body. For this rea
son dates are an excellent sum
mer rood. They supply energy
and nutriment without creating
heat. The Arabs In Mesopotamia
live for weeks tit a time on dot a
and milk nnd find it an excel
lent warm weather diet.
rtelow are some good reclps
for date dishes which can be pre
pared without any cooking:
Pat a1a1 Samlwicltcs
! 1 run r linn tied dates. 1
rip
chopped walnut meats. J
Chopped celery, mayonnaise.
cup
.Mix the dates, walnut meats
nnd celery and molslen well witn
mayonnaise, spread on buttered
nllces of bread and place a rrlsp
lettuce leaf In each sandwich.
I Pale ami fear fcalarf.
i I cup dates, Moned and slkvrt,
J cup fresh-keeping roconnnl. 2
large npples, chopped, 2 cups
canned pears, chopped. . cream
mayonnnlse dressing, crisp lettuce
; leaves.
T.ine salad pistes with leltu"c
Heaves. Mix dubs with fresh
l;eening rocoanittj add pears nnd
I npnkn. nil Into the platr-s. tp
i with dressing nnd a sprinkling
i of fre.uh-keepinrT cneonnut.
Fmlt NaJad.
apples, 2 orahftes,
1 small
can pineapple. bspanas, i scant
cup of date
Cut . all in -amaJl' pleea - he a
oh lettuce leaves and add mayon
naise dressing just before, serv
ing. . . ,
Pate Whip,
t pound dates, 1 pint whtppln.?
cream, 4 cup powderetl sugar, I
tearpooti vanilla, 1 cup walnut
meats.
'SI one dales nnd cut into small
pieces and also chop nuts. .Whip
cream until stiff, add nuts, su.ir
and dales. Add vanilla, chill and
serve. '
I)ale Dreams.
Pass rcquat quantities of dates
and pecan- meats through a food
chopper. To I cup of thn mixture
add i cup maple sugar and a
very little cream. Mix lo a smooth
paste and spread ' between , thin
slices of whole wheat bread. .
Pineapple and Hate Cream
V Nliorhcrt,
4 tablespoons; duiR pulp, 2 . ta-
hlrspoons . Orange juice, 1 tea
spoon lime juice, 4 tablespoons
pineapple syrup. 4 ' tablespoons
cream, t teaspoon salt.
Slono and chop dales, rub thru
sieve; mix with orange Juice, lime
juice, salt and pineapple syrup;
partly freeze. Then add cream
ami complete tho freezing.
Wheat rirnwPrsi in Canada
." tv in Market Cooperatively
WINNRPRO. .fc Man.', (AP) A
wheat pool merger which conlenip. i
I ales the marketing of the entire
.vheat prop of Manitoba, Saskatch
ewan and Alberta hy one coopera
tive organization. Is being planned.;
The greater purl of the wheat crop
of Ihcfco provinces bos. In the pust,
been marketed by separate pro
vincial pools. .
Whether the h.crgcr will bn ef
fected In I4me to market this year's
crbp is uncertain, but those behind
the -movement declare, lhey,-will
begin wholesale cooperative mar
keting operations at least by -next
year. ; ,
"Canada has been a pioneer. In
advancing the Interests of Its
farmers by. the adoption of a co
operative marketing system," nn
official statement declared. "The
?ooperatlro movement In tho. na
tion hi more than 20 years old.
Prae'tleally etery product of Can
adian farms Is no w marketed co
operatively. The system hos en
abled the farmers lo gel the high
est prices at a minimum cost of
marketing." '
f Knmmons.
Tn tho Circuit Court of the Plate
of Oregon for Union County.
Winifred Pavls, Platnllff
vs.
Orvllle W. havls. Defendant.
To Orvllle W. Davis, the above
named defendant:
In Ihe Name of the State of Ore-1
gnn. you are hereby required to op-j
pear and answer Ihe complaint ,
filed against yon In the above en
titled court and cause, on or be-,
fore;slx weeks from the datc'of Ihe
first publication of this summons.
-You will take notice, that If you
falt4o appear and answer for wanl
thereof, the plaintiff will npply to
Ihe court for the relief prayed for
In the complaint herein to-wlt: Ihot
the bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing by and between
plaintiff and defendant be forever
dissolved and held of naught, and
(hat-plaintiff have an absolute di
vorce from defendant, and for her
costs and disbursements.
Yoit will further take notice, thnt
this summons Is published once n
week for six consecutive weeks or
fir-ton publications in the I.n
Urohde Kvenlng Observer, a news
paper published In the City of l.a
Grande, Cnlon County. Oregon, by
order of Ihe Hon. J. W. Knowles.
Judge of the aliov named court,
which order is dated July L'l'ml.
1924, and the first publication of
which is made on tho 23rd day of
July, 1924.
R. J. KITCHRN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
.1ttly g3-30'AUg. -l 3-20-27 S-pl. .,
Permanently wayed, wavy or
curly lialr should be
Water-Waved
' Tha water-wave la aoft
and natural tn appearance, ,
In no wise can It possibly
barm the bair.
Moles, warts, auperfluo-ia
hair permarentl removed
vUhott scat
411 Work Gnaranteft
at ntn COLONIAL
Pbone &91-J.
1801 Fojrth 8t. Apt B
To do tnore, much
more, for the be
reefed family than
they elpfct of u.
la., the., eenttmeot
with which we aa
time each respons
ibility that la en
trusted to ns.
We Understand.
. emODGRASS A
XIMMERMAN
Csdertak era
Anbulanee Service
Pfaeew ftlatn SI
LETTER
(Continued from ag i)' I
regard of automobile R,wa, 41.435
arrests were made 8?tt being for
speeding and SS.SSt for traffic
"violations." .
Major Pan Sullivan. tmperlnWn
denl of police, who, InVvalitiertlon
with prohtblllonl describe Wash
ington as "a. hip-pocket town," ex
plains the statist IrsTiy saying that
Washington ln't growing more
lawless hnH that the police are
more vigilant,
.
Ho much for Washington's fail
ure to live up to the laws she has.
Now for n law she'd like lo have,
but hasn't.
Much mora I ban. additional pro.
hlhitlve" laws, saying what n.nl
not be done , Wtirfliington would
like a periiHssive" law, granting
authority for the d.-velopmenl .of
the water power how running to
waste in the potomac river at
tireat emails. miles above ' tho
capital. ' .
Such a law.' which Is ; recom
mended hy Secretary of Commerce
Hoover, would make avallsble
1st), (Hui horsepower qf ojiergV,
save hundreds' of thoiiHands ; or
tons of coal annually, relieve con
gestion in freight transportation,
and otherwise make Washington
a better capllol' to llvo in.-
Washington would hall this law
with joy ami doubitess would give
bond that it "wouldn't 'result ln n
single additional arrest -itnlesfi ii
Safe
Milk
For Infant;
' Invalids,
Children,
Tht Aged
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. In powder
form,mak-The Food -Drink for All Aim.
DIMtible NoCookinj. Alight Uinch
Jwoyi t haittL Also in Tablet form.
Ask for "HoTllek'a," at all Fountain,.
J Avoid Imitation, Substitute,
SALE
Ol'R JULY HARVEST
SALE
Offers evrrj'thii'S; in the
store at from 10 to
33 1-3 Tev Cent Off.
You cannot afford to
miss the greatest Raving
event of the season.
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
A.
The
f T"
HE liest
not
U. stH H! WSHI r
f profit, ( ream checks "tall turkey" these days.
Y ThiH bank is interested to help farmers improve and in
J crease their dairy stork. Come in nnd talk your problem
V . over with us.
United States National
A ' MEMBFR FFnFRAfy RF.SF.RVE SYSTEM
X The Bank That Takes Care of Your Interest
I
fi,w.t po,wv wcnuipnny i .capHuiiata.
should have to be restrained Trom
cbmmittlng violence.
J Li . ' ' " ,
I i (iraln llnrtw Ner Pouteroy
rOMRriOY. Wash. Klre of Hit.
determined origin destroyed 70
acres of wheat on the B. IC. Itt'S
tep place, farmed by Oscar Iturns.
Men In,., automobiles poured . in
from suiToumlfrtg farms ami mahy
from Polneroy. J '
Within d few mlqutes more than
ton fire fighters were on th
grounds. Kurroww wew plow-'d
and men fnllowlng lbe plows best
out the flumes, saving the rest of
the- ilritl-ffcre fMd. X few ac;in
had been harvested nml H Is saitl
I hi '. 1eld w as about '1U bushels 311
acre. The crop was-Innured.
i REAP rflK CltASSlFIIi.n ATS
"S u nbeam" Electri c
Irons
rut
l'''!
them
away while
tel
H.and S.
iThone 393-W.
GAEES
TO SUIT F.VRRY OCCASION.
It may lie a wedding rake, birthday cake or any
kind you may wish. See our display at
' rATTlSON BROS.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
PURITY BREAD
, The Ilealth-Buildinpr Bread for Children.
PURITY BREAD
! Ta Healthful, Nourishing, Economical.
? PURITY
In your Rest Food
,La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
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Farmer's
Boarder
Iwarder any farmer can have
only pays lor her heep but
. .4 ,11 1 Tenting .County. HettW,,..,.,
TOl.tenp. Ore. T-lncoln cOdnty
Is rapidly becoming freet from bo
vine tunerouinsift and (his point
was clearly emphasised ns ft ri
sult of th' recent test of th-
north end or th roilnty eomptis
Ing the cutiinHinitles of Otis, Row
i.oftge. and Taft. in those com
milnltivs 54 herds cohlalhlhg ftS;
animals, were' tested by a (loci or
of the I'. R. bureau of anirnal
industry, ajid but one reactor was
found.. In Ihe other extremity
of Ihe co.init seven herds were
tested composed of 87 head and
thi'e react ora were found.
The bureau ot animal Industry
and (the county agent's office are
cooperatlhg In working but plats
for tho com pi. Me testing ot the
county under Ihe area plan now
followed In so many ot the coun
ting of the west,
"HOT' In thelf Indlrtduai
caae-aontething New!
ELECTRIC
; 107 Depot
BREAD
Eat More of It.
Best
the dairy cow
pays a generous
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DanK I KjsItrrii
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mi . iRenu .Wheat VeMing-- WttUwi .-.
OpRRRA, Wash.. The Mtlwau-
hee, Grain Elevator company lias
named Rmll HoPrel hmnagr for
Ibn nobse ut Luuer station and
HYrtd' Arli ai! Moody. ,
John c. Janltt, manager at Ods-
sh, reports that new wheat , baa
been delivered to ,t he warehouses
at HUff hud MarcelltiM. '."
John Cordnn manager, of the
Odessa, tfrtion Warehouse com
pany's house at l-Atier, has been
receiving nart wheat hauled by
John.UhriHi aiid Peter Yuckert,
which Is testing No. 1.
Frank A. flock, during tho last
year employed In the Standard Oil
ofiice-here, has been promoted
and will leave Monday to join tHo
Davenport Blnhdnrd OH force.
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We are Moving tb
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All business will be transacted t the new location
after this date, with continuous service, night , and ;
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Full nnnniincenient will appear Juiy Slat.
Perkins Motor Co. i
mncoijN - Fonn . rottoson
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I ill i ne uanay oiiup n ;
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j! Tlie Some ot Bane eYUde OH S '
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Treat your tressoa rlRht hy
lotltnK us attond to thoirt oc-..
ranlonally. '
Tho hair needa a perloill
cal "once over," porhapa for
tlandrnff or noalp trouhle,
but anyhow, In tho Martn
ello Cosmetlr Hhop It will
gat cars anil skillful atten
tion that will pronioto 'ta
health and growth.
Try our Hot Oil Treat,
mcnta thny nra different.
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