THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
three
Monday, July 20, 1925.
NEWS of SOCIETY
The aeeoii'l of the series of Junior
Country Club dancing partle dur
ing the summer months fur the
ouiir people of he. community
will lake palce this evening at the
club house. Invitations issued fin
lint Iuhi dance ure also Koud ""
the dance tonight.. Tin Klur No
velty Orchestra will furnish music
Tin Kail lea of Mooseheart I-'-kI-nn
me Thursday afternoon tit th
1. (). I). luill mid u delight hil
nfiiTiioon resulted. Ciainc wit.
featured wlili Mrs. Collins winning
blgh honors und j-i-'cond prize go
ing to Mrs. Cass. Iuinty refresh -itHlltx
were st-rved at tin clesc of
the games by the lusti-MS'K. Mi's.
Wahlron "nil Mrs, Iton Shanks.
Komi Improvement rngrniu
lie J carried Out in llrall
DKIJ.K llOIU.ONTl,. Brazil.
(Al) A hoorn has struck the de
velopment of slate highways in the
Mule of Mliifs tjeraes. The In-ail
of llie highway commission reports
i lint public expenditure fur good
road sdurlng I 'JIM totalled $:t'u,i(M
for lf25 will require un additional
$'aa.(HHi. If coin ji let -d according
lo pre.senl plans, the state high
way MHiein will include S.fiiMi mil -rs
of good road. The slate ban
a population of U.iiiio.ihiii.
So f w are the good roiida in
Minus CJeraes thai it lias been Im
possible lo motor from I'.elle lloii
y.onie, the capital, to uny neigh
boring slate. 'Three roads are he
ing worked al present, one bead
ed towards the cocoa district of
rirasil and the other iwo .towards
Ulo de Janeiro.
Hel-iimfnrM Ofx'ra Lost, Money
MKI.KINCJKOltH (Al) This
year's season of the HclslngforB
opera has come to an abrupt close
because of a deficit of ?2U,(p(tO.
1 lespite an annual go vernment.
MibHidy of tina. into Klnnish . frnncH
and generous public support there
has been u deficit the lust few sea
sons. WALLING'S
JULY CLEARANCE
SALE OF HATS
As Follows:
Trimmed Hats
' ?1.93 lo $6.95
New Kid Hats, Black
and VVhite and All
White, reasonably
priced.
Dresses
1.50 and Up
WALLING'S.
The New
French
Curl
When yon wlh tlie charm
ing effect of m sort, natural
curl, the new French paper
ware la the only answer.
Our shop Is admirably
equipped anil trained loglve
this new curl. Yon will he
more than pleat! with the
results. Phono now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Boom 6, Sommer Bids.
"A Beauty Aid for
Jtrery Need."
Phone Main 577
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merva
Says
We have sold double cho
amount of Arch-Aid Slippers
and Oxfords the last six
; months. We have ben add
ing new customers to our
' trade on this make of shoe,
and holding the trade on
people who have been wear
ing them for n long time
. with perfect satisfaction. Wo
size up on these once .1
week and keep them" com-
. Ing In order to have a f ill
run of sizes and widths on
' the shelf.
Pon't let those callouses
on the bottom of your fod
keep hurting you. An h-
, Aids will relieve the pres.
sure and in turn they win
disappenr. The arch is tali
en care of at the same
time giving gnat comfort tn
the foot. Kxtra narrow lu-eN;
no slipping: do not wear out
your hose, and w HI keep
your disposition A-l.
THE B00TEKY
GAY HAVnr, M:;r.
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YOU can't keep fancy shoes down.
Just when you think pumps
have all become standardized and the
gingerbread trimmings have been
done away with, decoration bursts
out from a fresh quarter and upsets
the whole scheme. Here is a smart
pair of white kid pumps, trimmed
nt the toe and instep with criss cross
inserts of black patent leather,
Jilack leather also trims tho upper
Sister Mary
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lireiikfast Klackberriea, cereal,
thin cream, crisp bacon, creamed
potatoes, bran muffins, milk, cof-
l.uneheon I'olato , luill salad,
toasted muffins, fruit jelly , .with
whipped cream, plain cake, milk,
tea.
Dinner Iced watermelon cubes,
broiled swordrish. cucumber nau
e, baked potato croquettes, lima
tea n.s, bead lettuce with Russian
Ircsslng. whole wheat bread,
cherry pie, milk, coffee.
The cucumber sauce, salad dress
Ing and pie ure taboo for Juniors
under six years of age. The beans
should be mashed with a fork and
the fishe carefully flaked lo re
move all bonea.
Potato ball salad is" a bit out of
the ordinary and most- attractive
to serve.
1'otato Ilnll Salad
Two large potatoes, l scant tea
spoon mustard, l 1-2 teaspoons salt
3 tablespoons olive oil. 1 table-'
spoon tarragon vinegar, 3 hard
cooked eggs, few drops onion Jui
ce, 1 teaspoon anchovy sauce.
Boil potatoes until tender and
put through a r'cer. Season with
mustard and salt. Hub eggs thru
a sieve or rieor; Add to potato
mixture nnd beat in oil and vlne
,'jnr and onion Juice. Mix wellifcnd
stir in anchovy sauce When firm
enough to handle shape into small
balls, Chill and serve on a bed of
lettuce with a mild cooked imlud
dressing.
Tile, lines in drainage of Oregon
white lands are laid four rods ap
art in the experiment .station plan
of uiider drainage. The tiles have
been found to draw for two rods
on each side.
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HixiiwivairaiaiHtHiuiriiraiiaBniTaiBn
l. h.s. I.ili, press stents im sumier h.id ut.nounccd that
KiiKfjna luicert, wreen ann-S't. ttid in innt nrautiful cyr
li.brHHii the world, than Rents for Vera lleynotiU came out
with a .(ffniPtit that lirr ryes wrre the hirer! ami mm! bran
(Uul in iidl)wov4, . Hrra llicy arc. Judge for yourself
EnglisK 'Girfe Told ;
Of Nature's Ways
To (Jive Red Checks
MANi'llKHTKtti F.nfr. , (AH)
"Nttinrea Vanity Case" I the title
of an Ingenious and cuttM-ialnlng
beaut v iamptiiet issued by the
nrlllftir National Milk Yuldietl
Council reeenWy to enlist I he in.
lerest of people, in . wholesome
food. Th llltle boil;elH are jteitt
particularly to clubs und
to factories throughout the coun
try where young women and boys
are employed. Lecturers from
the council visit t lie clubs and
rccreat Ic-u centers: of On factories
from time to lime, lo emphasize
tin' Importance of good health.
Tiie lecturer takes i.s h.-r mod-
j el i hose indefat liable saleswomen
I placed in large shops to interest
j the pa!.ier-by in Mime special ar
j.Mcle. Assembled upon a table in
j front of her are her '-beauty pro
J duels.' or samples of nature's va-
niiy box.
I "No dreftfdng table is complete
without rouge these days," Kty
;ihe lecturer, "but the best kind
! consists of ereaini'il carrots, which
j we call nutureV own paint or com
plexlon brush. hint them cooked
i or raw. No matter how tender or
'delicate your skin, yon can use yel
( low carrots cooked in milk twice
a week. Hy mixing these two col
ors within the body, a promising
color will appear upon the cheeks
of almost any person whose health
Is anyway near normal."
( Continuing on the ipiestlon of
t he complexion the lecturer , goes
on to say: ,"f you aic pate ami
sallow, try our highly recommend,
ii d skin softener, an apple hanging
from the bough of the fruit tree.
It is delivered in an air tight pack
age, but lie sure and always eat
the package itself, the apple skin.
"Our most Important product of
all is cows' vanishing cream. Kings
queens, princesses, actresses, film
jStars and . mothers all recommend
U. It gives you good bones, white
j teeth and sparkling smiles. There
I Is enough produced in Knglund
j for every one to have four or five
I glasses each day, or even more if
he desires it.
"Here is our complexion powd-
er extracted from wholesome ce
i reals porridge, rice and .;arley;
equally well suited to blond or
brunette. The best powder puffs
are fluffy potatoes baked in their
skins, but always be sure and eat
the skins too. lOye sparklers, made
Kinions, are excellent.
"We have also vanity eases In
several shades of green, made
from leafy vegetables. The spin
ach case Is perhaps the most pop
ular among- business women. And
always remember 'that the beauty
secrets of the bonniest Knglish
girls are yours, for the eating!"
Ifininar 1Vins Spurn Vduiloville
li-opovil' from New Yui'k Finn
. .MANILA, .1. I. (AP)-A letter
addressed to "Manilu. Cuba" re
cently was received by Tocdoro
Vatigcp, former 5 resident commis
sioner at Washington and guardi
an of Hlmpliclo and 1-ucio Godlno,
tho Sumar Twins, regarding , a
j contract whleh' a New Vork "U v
tirni or vuuticviiic managers ami
producers desires to sign with the
twins.
-Although the vaudeville manag
ers offered a large weekly salary
for the services of the iwlns, Mr.
Vnngco declined to entertain the
proposal. Home years ago lie found
I the twins In a side show of a clr
cus in the I'niteti states and
(brought them back to their native
I land.
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Ansellno atinarlli cf Mlltmukeo U only tlx yon old, but ttaa wolgh
170 pounds nod la gaining. 8ho la shown Qbava at tho right beside Vlolu
twm&Di eight, Angtllne never mlsuea her threo mcla a day, Hud uyg
her fuvorlce dlili la vpagliettl and moat bulla.
Radio
TI FSOAY. ,MI,Y 21
Mountain Standard 'Mine St nt Ions
L'NUll. J'.egna, ('an. 3 f i . 8 p. m..
bedtime travel tule; 1,. O. O. M.
bund. , ,
KOA, Denver, Colo. (322 4), fi:3n
p. in., Herbert While and his
Silver State orchestra.
Pacific Ntnmlnnl Time' Stations
K KOA, Scuttle. Wash. (454 3), 4-
6:45 p. in., basebull results; Ol
ympic hotel concert orchestru;
(i:45-8: 15, ithodes Department
store; 8:30-10, Seattle Times,
studio program; 10;05-11, Olym
pic hotel dance music.
KPWH. Hollywood. Calif. (252).
0-7 p. m., children's hour; Uig
lirother of KPWB; 8-9. program
Western's super-service garage;
9-10, program, lnton Oil com
pany of California, I'nion Oil
dance orchestra, Charles 13eau
chump, tenor; iIatliryn Martin,
soprano; 10-11. Warner Broth
ers' frolic, director Charlie Well
man. KGO. Oakland. Calif. (361.2),
8-7 p. in.. Kohler & Chase Am -plco
studios; Nona Campbell,
soprano; Alice Guthrie Poyner,
violinist; Theodore Strong, org
nnlst. KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (336.9).
5:3t)-;i5 p. ni Wurlitzer pipe
organ studio; 0:15, travel talk,
W. R Alder; u:8fl-7, Atwater
Kent Radio orchestru, Paul Kln
Htcln, leader; 7-7:30, .dinner hour
music: 7:30, style talk, Myer
Hlegel, Jr.; 8-10. KNX feature
program: J0-1J, movie night at
(he Ambassador hotel, Abo Ly
mun's Cocoanut Grove dance or
chestra; Town Crier introducing
celebrities, over microphone.
Kpo, San Francisco, Cul. (42K.!t)
0:04-7 p. in., Waldemar Und
und the States Kcstnurant or
chestra; 7-7:30. Itndy Selger's
Fa i r m on t H ot el orch est ra ; 8 -!l ,
ltiisslan program, Madame pearl
losnack Whit comb, Father Hft
kovltch, directors; 0-10, pro
gram, Kvelyn Sresovlch Ware;
Hi-It. Johnny Huick's Cnhlrlans.
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LA GRANDE'S
GROCETERIA AND MARKET
La Grande's Groceteria
Tlie Original Oiirlan
Food Store
Self Serves Saves
A Comp!w Stork
Of NiMlonally K non-U Pure
FooiU nt Ix)ht PrU'CH
I,a Crandc'ii ;rrnlng
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Airplanes Trnns-Mirt (.old
LONDON (AP) lirllaln's nlr
transportation company, The im
perial Airways, which came Into
existence May, 1924. recently com
pleted 1,000.000 miles of flying.
During the past 1 2 months nlr
planc carrying $in,ooo.Hin worth
of bullion. 1 a.iioo passengers und
l.Oiio tons of freight have flown
across the channel at 100 miles an
hour. ' )
Many u good flivver gels citased
by someone who doesn't under
stand it.- Same Is true of people.
Miss Rogers Gained
, 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Men and Women Gain .1
PnuiifN In 30 lay.s or
Money Hack.
My, dear Friends:
After my attack of Flu I was
thin, run-down and weak. I hud
a sallow complexion, my cheeks
were sunk in and I was continu
ally troubled with gas on my
stomach. I felt stuffy and had
lost my appetite. I had read
about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets und di elded to give
them a trial. At once, I began to
pick up an appetite, my cheeks
filled out and my complexion he-
came healthy looking and 1 gained
15 pounds In six weeks and uni
very thankful for what AlcCoy'a
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
did -for me."
Miss A Iberia Itogers, 204 W
Cerm Gorda St., Decatur, III.
To take on weight, grow strong,
and vigorous, to fill out the hol-
Mows In cheeks and neck, try Mc-
( "oy's Cod Liver Oil 'ompound
Tablets for :i' days. 00 Tablets
j (in cents at It nil Crosn Dm
Store, Glass Drugs, Inc., L. & L.
Drig Co., and live druggists every
where. If they don't give you
wonderful help in 30 days, get
your money back you be I he
Judge. Hut he sure and ask for
McCoy's the original und genuine.
Adv.
MOSQUITOES
MostPQWERFUL
HOUSEHOLD
INSECTICIDE
You Can Buy.
THE TANGLEFOOT CO.
GflANO RAPIDS, MICH.
The Coolest Place
In Town.
CALL MAIN lHO
SPECIAL SALE ON
Fat Veal
Spring Chicken
Dressed Hams
Choice Juicy Steaks
Roasts
2 Doors Ik-low Black Cat
Free Delivery
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Deaths In Hawaii f,
Revive Old Poison
Fish Traditions
j JIONOI.l'l.l', (AP) The death
recently of two Chinese, which was
attributed to the rating or the
fresh puffer or balloon fish, has
caused u dispute its to whether
the fish, a fairly common variety
in 1 la wal Ian waters, H poisonous
in itself or became so through pot
sonotts seaweed oaten by the fish,
or through Improper methods of
preparation. The occurrence also
has revived some interesting leg
ends among the Jluwullans.
The Queen's llospllai. In a bul
letin Issued after exhaustive ex
aminallon. declares that the six
balloon fish which were supposed
to have caused (he death or the
iwo Chinese were not poisonous,
The bulletin explains further lhar
it is possible that these fish at
certain times or places eat a pois
onous seaweed. The hospital points
mil also that there is a variety of
the fish, comparatively rare, which
In poisonous, with a secretion ul
mllar to the poison of certain toad
stools, and that on the island of
Molnknl it Is a- well known fact
that certain fish, such as the or
dinary harmless ti Inn. If taken on
one side of (he Island, nre poison
nous, but If caught elsewhere, are
wholesome food. The mullet is
said to be poisonous In Molokat
waters nt certain times of the year,
and to produce choking, iIIxxUichh
and terrifying dreams.
The legend Is (hat certain gods
came ut various seasons to live at
tho seashore, and while they re
malned on the shore of a certain
hay the fish were poisonoua to
man. "The true explanation," say
the hospital chemists, "is probab
ly that at certain timen and places
the fish eat poisonous food." 1 '
Hawaiian, however, ussert that
there Is no poisonous seaweed in
Hawaliun waters.
Nothing seems to take man off
his feet as fast us a good porch
swing.
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"I See By
The Papers . . . "
We all do. It's a national habit. Newspapers open
and close the day. They are a vital part of our
daily existence. Take them from us and the wheels
of progress stop. We must have the news!
And news about merchandise ranks with news
about current events. As a matter of fact, it is even
more personal. It concerns you and your daily
needs. Food. Clothing. Shelter. Household neces-'
sities. ; r .
The newspapers bring you this vital news of
merchandise. The advertising columns of this paper
ore a business guide-book to guide both footsteps
and expenditures. They tell you what, tell you who,
and show you where. Pilots of the family purse. .
Read the advertisements. Every day. Buried in
, small type may be a bargain that was born for you
especially. Know before, you go to buy, just what
you want and what you will have to pay for it.
"I buy by the papers" is the twin of "I see by the
papers." You consult a time-table to see what train
you take. Consult this newspaper to see. what goods
to buy.
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IJNF.NS VOILKS AND COMBINATIONS
At Reinaikalily Low Prices.
$:U.r - $5.1 S , $5.85
.Putmcm's
Keiuiy-To-Wcar and Millinery
Germans Will liuild
Tannenberg Memorial
' KOKMIGHHKKG (API. All Im
posing monument 10 coiumeinor
atdthA tltmicnhmg vlcloiy at Tan
nenhrt'it Is lo be erected on tuf
site of the baltlefiold. It wilt
surround a smaller monument de l
Iculcd to the memory of the old
I MmlenhurK regiment which now
marks the scene of the battte,
The pltm for t he new monu
ment wan selected In a contest
and was proposed by two brothers,
Walter and Johannes Krm m r. it
will consist of an octagonal wall,
10 feet high am) 2f5 fin t in diam
eter, to encircle the prcst-nt monu
ment. Massive siuuie 1overs -in
feel In height are to be placed
at ' each oT the eight corners.
A memorial hall lor each regi
ment which took part In the bat
tle will be provided and thegro ilid
floors Of seven of the towers will
he equipped as museums contain
ing relics or the battle. The up
per stories of the lowers ant to be
arranged as living iiuarters ' for
Tannenberg veterans who will be
caretukers and act as guides of the
battlefield.
Surgeon performs Successful
Operation with a Jack Knife
COHDOVA. Alaska, (AP) A
tonsil, operutlou wua performed
recently at llering Itiver on Con-
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.1 l lm GnlTlcua nf mil Iiltjtvmi lla(Vit'nrni Br. nt vmii 1
I disposal, free of rhiirge, and with no obligation on I
your part. Iet us solve your honie furnishing prob- I
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Advertisements Are Buying Beacons to
Your Way to Wise Expenditure
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(roller Bay, fi9 mile east of here,
by Dr. W. W. Council of CoVflovu
with a jack-knife and denatured
alcohol.
When Dr. Council nrrhur at
Bering Ulver from a hunthlg1. trip
he was called on to handlW-the
case. He. had no imptemr-nin.
With the crude outfit het perform
ed the operation with sueeV-.is, No
anesth'iiio was administered' i The
alcohol was used to sterltizff the
knife. . ,
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