La Grande evening observer., August 10, 1925, Image 3

Monday, ; August 10, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY CUTS SECOND ;
i i i i i i i i i , , . I m M m
Complimenting Mrs. T. N. Mur-
li V, if I ioisi'. Jil j ho, M is. S.
lvunhoe entertained itt curds Sul
urdny evening at her It unit on .:iin
avenue. Th- horse wux aitriirtive
lv tlreorute'J with bi'iuitit ul bot.
iuets of siinnl.is ami sweet pei.
i thl ul I I o'clock ;i delicious lliiit h
(on was served.
1 hiring 1 1 if evening's play M rs.
V. II- Itulmeiildimp. Sr., wmi high
K-ori-. Mrs. .Murphy wtis presented
Willi :i gueM pri.c
B
- The first birthday party ever
given ul the (1 ramie. I'.undc hos
pital took plan Saturday honoring
I he ii-in It uunbervury of iiulph
llariow, of Klgin, who is coniined
lo tin' hospital wild it 'fractured
leg. Six Utile hoys, all patients at
i he hospital, am) 1h Ir niot li-r
wen guests. A delightful after
noon v;i.s spent.
lleea ii.se Muster llliliow did lint
t- lo go lo H"' circus last week ,i
he had planned, the huge liri h
iluy cuke was in llie form of a cir
cus lent, wit 1 liny Animals made
of eanl', surrounding it. Lunch
(on was served before adjourn
ment. .
v Mr. inn) Mm. K. S. lvunhoe on
teriiilueil at a ii o'clock dinner ;tt
M each a in yesterday In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. u. liamscy and
Mrs. T. N. Murphy, of lioise, dn
lio. V.'llO .spent tile week e)d ill 1 M
Crande.
The ghests were: Mr. and Mrs.
.1. c. (lulling, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M.
Lay and won. Ijiwrcnee, Mr. atid
Mrs. Itainsey and Mrs. Murphy.
Announcements
Social uiiuoiiucvmcnls may
he print Oil In this roltnnn freo
of charge. Any Hiinoiiiieements
perlnlniiig to any functions such
a rookcil fofxl ffiiles, etc., will
Im refusvd. Aiinouiicvmciim, to
hi printed the rhiuc. tiny, must
tm In sorlciy editor huitds by
9:0(1 o'clock, -News editor's
note , .
The Women's Home and For
eign .Missionary societies of tlie
Methodist Kpiscopal church will
holii their annual picnic at Ither- j
side park Tuesday nfternnon, Tars
will he at the ciiurcli at 2::t
o'clock. Kach member is request
ed to bring; sandwiches enough for
their family and two other dishes.
The men will join the Indies nt the
WALLING'S
Clearance of
SUMMER HATS ;
!)Hc to $3.93 "
VOILE DRESSES
52.75 to $4.93
HOUSE DRESSES
1.)0 lo if2.no
WALLING'S
Minerva
Says .
ciivr.x a wav rnrF.
or ii m'.i.i:
On bi'nutlfiil photograph
nf yourHt'lf lilii1 siiinpH' in
wimlow, witli f-nch p:ilr of
i,lnll-s' oi- Men's SIioch piif
rhasftl lu-i-f. chilili-t'n'H hIioi
purcllas''R nol ilifltnifd Jn
thin ofrrr. The pinchnsn
of one pair of Ladles' or
Men's Shoes, regardless of
the prlee, will entille yon
to n raid whleh yo'l pre
sent to the Hurl Studio, city
ImlldlliK. I.n (ininde. and
linve taken of yonrdelf onn
picture free of charce.
THE B00TERY
20(1 Depot St., l.n flrnnnV
llnme of the Areh-AHl shoe
.ny llaydcn. Mtit:
Pocket Knife
Special
$1.25
T0CKET KNIFE
For G3c
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhone M-f5
Different
v ' J-
It in seldom enough lint ftshlon al
lows us any latitude in hats, but
here in it coui-cs.slon, Instead nf the
liny Prim we Iiiivp n hrond one of
white rllnpeil ostrich, und n good
sized crown of I. lurk velvet. i r
quins u very f.iir complc-iion of im
wearer.
park ul r:Sii for (lie picnic dinner.
A business meeting of hot h societies
Will In- held.
Claims Wyoming First
Glaciated Territory
nCK'K SI'ltlNCS. Wyo., AI')
In (lie opinion of .1. Hares, of
Denver, a noted oil Kcoloftist, Wy
oming was I he first section of the
country to he covered by the great
Ice hhect which uges uro surged
down fioin the nonh.
He considers that the Kluclutlon
of Wyoming occured in the mid
'terttury period, whereas , the lt'fl
sheets filled the rest of the coun
try in the Pleistocene age. The
Kluciation of Wyoming wua mill-:
ion of ycurs before the present
great rivers of the Itocky Mount
uin region be gun lo flow.
"Two centuries of tertiary gla
eiation in Wyoming are knowfl,"
Mr. Hares report 1 lo Western
scien tl fir bod if s. "The ice in ust
have been approximately 3,mio
feet, thick and it prolwbly moved
forward at the rtUe of (hree feet u
year, taking more t han 2no,00
years to spread over the central
and southern parts of the state,
where it 'left its most apparent ;
l race:;; ' ' '
''The tertlnry. ghiclation undoubt
edly occupied a very long limp "In
geologic history.: It marks a pro
found change in the climate.1 of
thul period."
Lornier ''day (iould Ynclit Sold
11 K LI-A ST f A P) Lord Il rrie s
steam yacht, "Vallnot," lins iteen
cold to the shfphrcukcrs. The ship
formerly belonged to Jay Oo tid,
and made her first appearance lit
British waters, when the "Vigi
lant," the American cup defen
der, came for a series of races
with Britannia, which now be
longs to Kin1,' (icorge and is still
a leading figure in flritish yacht
ing. Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Men and Women f;aln !i
I PonntN In JtO Days or
, .Money Itrtck
My dear KrlendJt:
After my nttaek of Flu I wis
thin, run-down and weak. I had
a sallow complexion, my cheeks
were sunk In ond J was continu
ally troubled with gas on my
stomach. I felt stuffy and ha 1
lost my a p pe t i t e . I h nd ren d
about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets and decided lo
give them a trial. At once, I be
gan to pick up nn nppcllte, my
cheeks filled o it and my complet
ion became healthy looking and
I gulned 1 a pounds In six weeks
and nm very thankful for what
AlcCny's Cod Liver OH Compound
Tablets did for me.
Miss Aliierta Rogers, 264 W.
Cerro fiord n. HI.. De;htur, 111.
To Jake on weight, grow strong
and vigorous, to fill out the hol
lows in cheeks nnd neck, try Me.
CoVs Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets for 3 days. 6" Tablets
0(1 cents at Red Cross Drug Store.
Glass Drugs, Inc.. L. A- L. Drug
Co.. and live druggists everywhere
If they don't give you wonderful
help in 30 days, get your money
back yoi be the Judge. Hut he
sure and nsk for McCoy's, the
original and genuine. Adv.
Beauty
Plus Care
It Is Just as impor
tant to have work
done with care ond by
experts of long train
ing and experience, as
it Is to get a charm
ing effect.
Both beauty nnd ex
pert cat e a r e com
blned in our work.
A Dial will please.
Geist Marincllo Shop
Hummer Rldg. Phone M. f'7
ALFALFA UHDP
PltOMIMK - (SM'clul) This wea
t her continues warm und
dry her'. Several of lite farmers
are putting up (heir second crop
of Alfutfu. Mr. Henderson. Mrs.
Hwearingcn, Mr. (lorbettt and Mr.
Mr I totuild are binding grain pr'
pamtory to threshlnn. The gar
dens in this section are unusuiilly
good.
Mr. and Mr. V, Tonlson went
to f'rowley's cump Kuitday. Mr.
I'd u hum will cut timber und Mrs.
I'ouIhud expects to pick hm kle-b-rries.
Mrs. Mescoc of MaXville, visit -el'Mrs.
lbe Swearingeii (he first
Of the week. Kite ret urned from
i larkslon. Idaho, I'rlday, w liere
w here hf utteiuled Hit' l uheral uf
Imt sister.
Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Cril'filli .mov
ed to Wallowa Saturday. Mr.
Griffith is goltiK lo work In the
harvest fields near there,
Mrs. Kmlly 1'hilllps visited Mon
day Willi Mrs. 1. S. McDonald,
Howard ' " Cariif-r went tit l.n
Orande last week. i)e attended
t he circus, there. ,
t'hurlea Carper is working for
Alfred Carpm- this week.
Mrs Kdlth l.lndsey, l-Vank Lind
say, Kuima -Carper unit Harry
Munsen come lo Promise Sunday
morning from l.u Ununlc, Mrs.
Lindsay and I'rank returned Mon
day morning. Miss Kiuniu Cur-:
per and Harry Munsen remained
with Miss Carper's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J : Cvn per. They
expect to be here one month.
A. K. lawson, of Wheeling,
Oregon, was in I'roinlse the hist
of the week looking alter his pro
perty here.
There whs a dance at Lewis
Newby's Saturday evening., There
was a good attendance ind a liin
lime was reported.
Will iteed has been
hay for Kred Trump.
Lee Smith was transacting bus-
iness in Promise the first of the
week.
lioy and Ralph Carper ami Hur-.'he message carried, by the dpg lo
very McDonald have left for a Tom Merchant, forest service ran
fishing trip' up the Crande Itondelger at .the Tumalo ranger station.
Itlver. , Men-hunt .took bis gun .und .'went
Mr. and Mrs. David (Jarrett are into the mountains, where he found
visitihg Mrs. Garrett's parents. !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenworthy J
j
An egg- was fried on Pennsvt- )
van la avenue. Washington, D. c..(
during the recent hot period by j
an inquiring reporter who placed I
(he egg on the asphalt at
o'clock. . At 12:51 Ihe egg wtrs
done to a turn.
d Hr fie
r
t f
JAM LS OLIl K (I U (MMI 1.
It neccsi lo go I-m Ni'H m il I
11 It S i J&k
m
Midi., Iiis eld hi mte tutui, he ban huiil ft replh a nt u foul-ti'iith
retilury ihuttau. ( p In (he tdulu'M limit Itt1 Ui.s hh ridltly and
nitilihhuji.
MltR. W.WNK Ml'NN IS I'ltOl I) nf Imt arhuul Itwlivr ni
tutlf-ifs sradtiate liulili;. . .
IS
HllUIII': . . i' t
Ill1 U7l , .J
A St.VIKMi (.1 AfiM.KH N WO
LIN and I'.lsie Stmthuale on u
foitrert taut The Hedr in-nt
was iie her hy Ihu ah til
Persia. So d -Urate it licit,
thu lone of the strines resist cr
thtt weather dutslde llio liulld
tug vi here II is being jtlayctL
:iint-Pniuid lUar Killed .
HKND, Ore. While the master
without a gun stood' guard at the
fool of a hemlock tree which a
:inu-pound hkick bear had climb
ed, a -stock dog traveled feveral
miles through the: dense ijinber
of the broken lop slope country
.lale' yesterday, carrying a message
Slacking! w'Meti.ihad been tied in luind
i kerchief around his neck..
"Hrlng your gun I got , a hear,
and a description of the country
where the big bear was treed; was
cieon Clark, range rider for a cut-
He association, on i guard. .The
bear, which was shot by Clark.
was eating a newly slain calf w hen
sighted.
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-Mi's fair in love and ,.w(ir. Worn-
'nough rouge ,kst .- year
i' l,I,inl 0",, ,1i,v'- " f
A
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swat
tKiL'
ant liar wiut d.ii-s in,! llnil
lie l.lv l.nellx At OtlnMi.).
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Sister Mary j
Says:
HreakfaM: Slewed prunes, cereal,
cream, crisp graham (oast, waffle,
mill;, coffee.
Luncheon : creatu of tomato
soup, rout mm, n nt'fi'd cncuiuber
salad. broHii bread, cottage eliecse.
red raspberry and currant jelly,
milk, (ea.
Dinner: Jellied bouilhm, dc;imrd
halibut, shrimp H;hh e. b;k-d po
tatoi s. lima bean.i. freit aalad.
toasted water cincker, lioiinefoit
cheese. ry bread, milk, cotfee.1
tMilldiri) under si years of age
should not be served the- luncheon
salad, i he .-tin imp Hi.ure nor he
ItOMlleforl cheese. HnWevei', a w II
balancetl and varied iliel is pro
vided for I hem without the" for -bidden
foods.
Tlie stuffed cucuiub r salad is a
bit out of the ordinary and Hii?tM
be served at a liih lea thirin;; the
siinniier uionl lis.
Kl ul fed CncumlM'r Salad.'
Two short cucuniber.s, i cup
diced sweetbreads, 4 tablespoons
minced raw carrot, .j cup green
pears, mayonnaise to make moist.
Pare encumbers and cut iu
halves. Ccoop out seeds leaving a.
cup. The sweetbreads should be
boiled and blanched bet ore dic
ing. Combine sweetbreads, carrot
and peas wiih mayonnaise to nmkc
moist. Lilt cucumber, cups with
mixture. Serve, on a bed of shred
ded lettuce and garnish with rad
ish roses and celery curls. The
cucu in hers should be t boroug h ly
chilled before using.
I
:peditiou to study Sun's H-ny.
CKN'KVA (AP). It Is announc
ed from Zermntt that Ihe ' Royal
Academy of Science at Ainvie".
lam has planned the Hcieitiific
examination of the sun's rays
from a station on the Gorucgi'at,
situated ut an altitude oi M.i.ud
.feet. The expedition will be he:i 1
ed by J. Van dc Hill, of the
Dutch Academy of Science.
Vacation Days
us supply you with your camp and
ouCng equipment. We have everything to
make your caiup a real recreation spot.
Control! our large Forest Service 'Man 'bo-',
fore you plan your trip. , . ,
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
T, i x. . ' " 1 -- - IJ
like New!
The spots und stains are koiic that dis
carded suit cleaned and pressed now looks like
new.
Man! It makes you (feol just great.
That feeling; becomes more pleasing when ac
complished itt tlie outlay of lint a few cents.
It is a feeling of vast .satisfaction that The
Wardrobe Cleaners gives. ,
Here spots are taken out stains removed
tears carefully sewed up trousers and coats
pressed and another suit is added to your
wardrole. A suit that will yet see much wear.
A call today for The Wardrobe Cleaners brings
tomorrow another serviceable suit.
Wardrobe Quality is best appreciat
ed by men who take pride in per
sonal appearance yet value clothing
economy.
The
Wardrobe Cleaners
State Monopolies Are 1
Profitable 'for Poland
NKW VttRK. (AP) The estab
ISsluiieiit of u match mduopipy lV
t he polish goverutueiiL u hieh. as
n'cetitly alilloimeed, will be op
e;-aled for a tieflinl nl 2U ' yeurs
jointly by an American and u
Su i-il;sh corporation, Initios the
Miimber -if siate monoiiolles Id
Poland up to liuir. The oihcrn
are alcohol, (uh;icco tux-l sail.
l:tni'eH from the existing mo
nopolies during the first quarter
of !!;:,, official reports received
by t he American Polish 'hailiber
oi' Commerce shiiu, tuununted lo
$ I ft, una, mom. The budget estimat
es for Ihe ciirr'-ui ye-ar 'anticipate
tidal ml receipts from the exist
ing monopolies. cM'lnsive of the
maleli monopoly, at $?S.mmm,moi.
Profits tlttui monopolies will con
sfiliile about IS pt rceiit of Hut
govcrnun ni's I'eM-nues litis year. .
The alcohol monopoly is evpeel
ed ( yield t.'ii.tmii.aiiM In ihl'S,
Ihe first y."!i' of its operation.
Snilh Aiucricani !ter;fii Trip
Oil Moloii'Vidc-i to New York
P.I ' l i N tS AIR KS. (AP) T w o
Argent line spurt sum n, Messrs.
Hi'-aun and Senlk, are at present
enraged uion an altempl lo reach
New York by motorcycle, W illi
alilecur, (he. machine being of Am
erican mtihe.
The travelers: left Port Mndryn,
Patagonia. Mav 17, and recently
Intend proceeding via' Rnsario,
1-is:m d tliroui.'h Hnenos Aires. They
cros.'iiuiv Ihe Bolivian frontier at
I .:t (. illicit lo i ,u I 'a7 proceeding
liiettc ihrough ceiilral Peru, Kcu
ador, Colonibiu. Central America
ttndr ' Mexico, io. New York.
. Peop'e are funny .folks, Every
ody lookM down mi soniebody.
Medicals
both local and internal, una ntu occn ,
(ucc3sful In the treatment o',0"'"""'
for ovct forty years. Sold by all druggm
F. J. CHENEY & CO..Tolcdo.Ohl .
August Sale of Hats
Values to $9.51)
Now $1.98
Putmans
Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
.' RadL
to
ti i:si.v. At Gt fcT tt.
K, HnllynoiKi, Calif. (:tH(l.H).
, r:.i:a-C:)A p. m., WurlltHer pipe
Ot'guh aludiot rt:IS. (ravel talk,
W-. I.. Alder;. tLSoT. Alwiib r
Kent Radio orchesl ra. Paul l-'in-Kti
in, leiuler; 7-7;an, dinner hour
music; K- Hi, K X reditu re pro
gram,' arranged by Carrie Pres
ton Riltmclslcr; .10-12. movie
. night u the Cocuanut Grove, Abe
li't)1Mll's r.'lltllllH ihillr'ii ni'i'lifjl I-!!
Kl'O, sun rrunclM'o, Calif. CiH(;t).
(i:4u p. m., Waldeinar Llnd Und
(he states Ri.slauraut orchestra;
7-7:8M, Itudy Seiger'a Kalrmont
hotel concert orchestra; , S-Hi,
Scotch nlifht; 10-1 1, johnny
Huiek's Cabit lans, .
K'I'CL, Seattle, Wah. (1105.11),
; 7-S' p. m., SliiioiiilH Saw and
' nteH computiy; Northwest.
, I'l'Odticn hielrt,.-
Pavilion of French Colonial
Woods l-'ealnre nt Art Show
JIAKVrl,, (AP) Harve wood
importers and - carpenters have
provided one of (he most Interest
ing exhibits of the I ecorative
Aris Imposition. At the request
of the minister of colonies 1 hey
have built a pavilion fashioned
' The services of our Interior Decorator nre at your
disposul, free of charge, and with no obligation on
your part. I-e! us solve your home furnishing prob
lems for you.
CARRS
tt You Want the Best
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
. . . . . !.,.-)
Ba Sure It la Mulo hf Gwilllam'i Kleotrlo Ilakcrr Kustrra
, Orrgon's Ix-adlng Dread ana Pantry Bakers , ;',
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
; , Home' of' the' Gulden Crust -' --A
Safely JSwillla Comfortably J
Coma lo Our Rtflgn Dopot nt 1 1 1 1 1 Jefferson Ave.
All Stns'a Iji-avo frmn Tliero Dnlly.
I.KAY'rS I,A tmANDE FOR
Jowpli n A.M. - I I'.M. -4:00 P.M.; Hiimlay, 0 A.M;. 4:00 I
Hakcr 7 A.M. - 10:80 A.M. - 1 ::I0 P.M. - 4 P.M.
Sunday II) A.M. - 4 P.M.
PelKlli ton Dnlly 1 1 A.M. - 4 :00 P.M.
Depot Phono-Main 70S
L 1 1 -j
r ' '-- '- :' i
USE
Blue Mountain i
Butter
And
BLUU MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM ;
"'I
Home-made Product Honest Quality Always
let
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
It. F. TYLER, Trop.
Telephone Main GO 1109 Washington Av
entirely out of Kreneh colonial
unod. . , " I
. T,iie -various woods coti;'5ttned
in Ihe. pavilion cititH from 1 1 f - Iv
ory Coast, Indo-Chbia, Swni.'. the
Congo, I'Yench Guiana. Soiin rn
Gabon-find MadH?OHcai;. i
Skilleil worknwn. mostly grad
uates of the llarve teibnie.!
schotd were selected ,lo,"buUJ til--pavilion.
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Camumig