La Grande evening observer., August 21, 1925, Image 3

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T'Virlay,:.August 21, 1925.
-V, THE 'LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of SOCIETY 1MB GAINS IN
Doubt Cast on Wedding
(K.TTf..
On hiimlrt'd iiid ju'vnty.f'lv
rtint In-iM unt (luuatiUM-B of tht' J
. H. church met PHttnlny morn
ing at ID o'clock ut i:ivTBtrtf nurk.
vherc they had an all 1 ty picnic.
):;u"h year tlx- n)oihiu and UuiiKh-ti-ra
have an outinK ami up until
tlilH year have koih ut the nioun
tafnu und cuinpcd out cr nihl.
Jit-caiiHf oi" lack of lime tiny de-cidi-d
to hold their outing; ut the
lirk Mx year.
Three Ioiir' tahl u were arrariKt'd
in the pavilion at the park und
ilecorali-ii with variouu riuwera of
the 8i-a,son. At noon u dHhimiH
dinner was served, after which a
Hunt j. row ru in, conlntinK of u
iniinher of iidlnKH, was (civen. The
children hud a Kood lime at names
and HwlmminK. They retunieii to
llu ir honie at ft o'clock.
i
The Women of Woodcraft Kave
n ph-llie at the park yesterday for I
the juvenije incmhWH of the or- j
Kuni'ulhm. Ahotit s' cnl y-l'i ve
, were pretfent and a very enjoyable
!jy wa.-i imeiit at KwituniiiiK and
playintf rumm's. A delicious picnic
dinner was Hcrved.
.MrH. Hay llueli, penlor guardian,
lind chui'Ktf of tlic picnic.
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i .Convenient
SHP TONNAGE
llnIKh YlHriilt' Aniilvcrsnry
or shinny; of Maua harm
.lI)(X (Al) A Hervlcc held
tec.-ntly oil the .spot Where ,he
t-rriUH met KJntf John i-oititiifiiior- j
ateil the 710th unuiversary of the
;.icilntf of AlaK'ia Chariu.
Many ineniherR of the clergy.
Hoy Scout-s. fir' 1'iKhtern, re pre -Kt-ui-atives
of friendly .societie.s and
hundred.s of ot hers marched for
two miles rrom the village church
of Knglmin across the Mdr io I ie
ld Windsor Knl. where spect-hes i
wen mailt' in the encii:tut-e by the
ltijiht l:ev. liishop harltimton. of
1 larrishin K. I 'a., aiul hir .loH.-ph j
'ook. Die high coin mi tuner for
Au.stnilia. j
S'early 10, turn attended nivl wlih f
howerl heads thr-y repented the fol- i
lowing prayer in unison: j
"Vp praise Thee, o Clod, Tor the j
frrcitt deed in this pluce 7no years
iipo. whereby t he laws and lib- f
erlles of this realm were defended I
nuatnsi tyranny and a victory was
fought for Justice and freedom."
.This skirt buttons on the blouse with
large buttons und tailored button
boles. Thus It Is K:'sible to have
seveial blouses fur the an mo skirl
nd to vary the color and tho Ben
tra) effect. It Vj a youthful stylft
Sister Mary
Says:
l.ONOON, Al') The new e.H
tlon of Lloyds liegister of Shipping
shows !h world's Krus lonnuK'
owneil in June. lyi&, to have lu-en
04.641.41S tons, of whlrh steamers
and motorshtps totals . 8 S ti , a 7 e
und sailing vessels S.lMil.M:!. In
ID 24 the toiul tonnaKe wuh tI4,i:M.-
5(17. of which 61.5H.Hh tons were
s.i-amers und motor snips Tind
501,47 suiliUK vesa.-In.
lmrlnc tho V months from
June, 1924, to June iU-'Fi, tlmre
tvhH an increase in the strum and
motor tonaK' hi the world of SC.u.
2;(ti tons, and a decrei.se in the
sailing tonnage of 2'iN(i;ji&, Ions,
making tc world net increase ot
(i I 7. KM tons. In Great Id Itulu
and Ireland the increase amounted
io :i"l4.K7:i tons: in Italy to
44!) tons, ami lit Norway lo 17it,
1 Kt tons. Acunsiderahle reduction
is, however, shown In the. I'liited
Stales tonage, which was 57t',4h7
ions lens than 12 monihs ago.
Thorn ore at tho present time
under construction lu t he world
LM vessels of between I it.luXl timl
jii.niMi tons each and nine of
ihmi tons and upwurd. There are
also under construction all steam
ers and molurshipN, each of ov
1,1'Imi tons, foi the carriage, ot oil
in hulk. Seventeen of the :' lar
ger vessels are building in thvat
Itrttuiit and Ireland.
Ky x is " )
I t s tr , v
.tlileto Taki-s l i IKlcii Work
KOIMtimiU 4AI') After win
ning several events ut an alllhtlc
nieeling recetill. llc l.iddell, the
'flying Hcotsjnan," and Hcottksh
Olympic 4iM meters clmmplou, left
linhtirg on hi" wuy to China for
missionary work. Uddell was
hauled throuKh the siieetji In u
d'Coruted carnae by follow ati-
ijents und u large crowd ul the
station sang a hymn, "Jesus Shall
ItclKih" us his train moved out of
the station.
i'Us 'H i.iikoi: u).i
The first illng to do with a new
car is wond-r why the county doe
Ba't fix the reads.
A few hatpins left in 0 new hat
will keep it from being 'sat upon
tnnr" 1h:tn n eeond or so.
WALLING'S
New Fall
SILK AND CREPE
"r :- DRESSES""" ' :
Triced for Quick
Turnover
FALL HATS
Just Received
52.9.") lo $10.75
iWALUNG'S
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Hieakfiist I-'re.sh uprlcots. c
amed salt fish on teisl, rye intif-
f iiis ,m i I k, coffee.
Luncheon It ice loaf, let I nee
sandwiches, apple, sance, molasses
cookies, milk, lea.
Id tuier 1 trolled lamb chops,
mashed potatoes, creamed onions,
inoided .spinach xtlad, whole wheat
bread, milk, coffee.
A dish of apple sauce and a cook
ie or plain cake should bo substit
uted for the shoitcakf for children;
under six years of age. Otherwise
the menu can be served us plan-1
nod.
liico I, oaf
I Two cups boiled rice, ; medium
sized onions. 1 green pepper, J
cup finely chopped n nt s. L' table
spoons butter. 2 tomatoes, 2 cups
I white sauce, p-.irsley.
lip pepper Into boiling water
and let stand five finales. Plunge
Into cold water and rub off the
thin coating. Kent five seeds and
mince shell. Melt butter, add pep
per and onions peeled and minced.
; Cover and cook over a low fire
i until tender. Add to rice and nuts.
Mix thoroughly. Wash tomatoes,
1 cut In halves and s.-oop out pulp.
Remove b-mIs from pulp and add
t to rice mixture. Hub inside of to-
) ma toes with salt und fill with rice
mixture. Put remaining rice into
fn: hntTtired eTt9ireTeTr:TtfukVng"r rt'e
; presslons for each tomato. Add to
matoes, rover und place In a pan
of hot water. Itnke In u hot oven
fcr forty-five minutes. Remove
from casserole to u large hot chop
plate, pour around sauce and gar
nish with bp riff of parsley.
Or the loaf may be served from
the casserole and the white sauce
served separate!) .
W'lUlCR, W ish. district High
way Kngineer tluy Harvey has tor
warded plans to Uympia which
provide lor - a Ut -mile si retch of
grading and furfacing with crush
ed rock on road No. ' from Inks
ler lake to lletlllon bridge. It is
expected that the contract will be
let next fall. ..The riuhl of way
bus been cleared.
Surfacing with crushed rock lias
begun on state road iso. '12 be
tween Daisy and Missel. Condem
nation action has been brought
against the property of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Hollinger on the Columbia
rtcer to hurry the work on this
road.
The $10.0h0 concrete oridgc at,
Lnmoiia will be cqinpleictt bi about
a month.
Uncertainty, bus boMV oust on the legality or I ho marriage at
pan Camio, 'Italy, of Mrs. . MaryCalhoun or Htt l.ouis, and Cnp
tain 1Jigl Signorinl,. noted Italian ace.. Ihy failm-e to nullfy. the
priest that) she' was' a illvorctr tnul' tho! fact that she was a dl-
von less than Itf months nitty cause- an annuimeni oi me
Tinge.
Agriculture. Chief
; Resigns Position
By Keiuest
WASHINGTON (liy the Asso
ciated Press).- lu. Henry C. Tay-'
lor. ohie of. the huren ofngrN
culture! has le'slrfned at : tho rr
tjuest of Secretary Jardine. Tho
mas 1. l ooper, ean oi ine iikh-
cultuial college of the t'nlversiiy
of Kentucky, has iH-on cbosen tu
succeed him . '
A'fcnna Forms Welcoming Club
Lovely Hair
1r mmlp most lovoly 'y
fipqiHlit and raiffi:l
ninicclling. Nothing Is
quite so suprensful In
producing a clinrmlnif
nppoarancp. '
Phone Main S77 for
tin appointment.
Geist Marinello Shop
Sommor Bids, Phone M. 677
YIENN'A (AP) An orfranlzatlon
known as the WYIrome to Austria
Club.' lias boon formed under tho
irutronnKe of Ur. Michael llainsch,
llio president of the Austrian re
public. The in. mbers make It their
task to receive foreigners coming
to Austria, to show them about the
town, arrange social meetings and
net an Interpreter for them. The
ederal chancellor, all ministers and
the cuplain-gcnerals of the prov
inces are honorary presidents of
the club. The club will consider
it Its duty to render the .stay of
foreigners In Austria as pleasant ss
possible.
m:v hosimtai, i.i:asi:d.
TOl.KIK). Ore. The new Lin
coln hospital, just completed ludl
week, has been leased for fl"e
years by the board of directors
to the Pacific Bpruee coniomtion.
The hospital nus built by popular
subscription, the local lumber
company being a li. uvy . subacrri
er. The hospital is located on
land contributed by the Pacific
Spruce corporation adjacent to the
new mill and will make possible
a m'.ich better medical service to
men injured in the mill. Pre1 I-
ously the 'neatest hospital facili
ties -were at' t'.orvivlllf oi- AHumy
and required a two hours' ambu
lance trip. Drs. Ilellttarlli anu
Kaufman are In direct charge ot
the hospital.
l-pwoRTii srssiox exis
OOTTAG1S UliUVU, Ore. The
unn'.uil Kpworth league institu.e
for the southern Oiegon district
closed here with OHO to deie
gutes In attendance. The ten-day
suasion w-us pronounced the most
successful and most largely at
tended ever held. The delegates
praised Cottage Grove as a de
lightful and hospitable city. The
delegates made their home on the
Methodist conference campground
during the session.
Dr. I. M. Hargctt, Kansas Oily
evangelist, preached at all the
tuuln services and delivered sev.
eral Inspiring messages for the
young folk. Ministers In atten
dance spoke nt the forenoon and
midday services. The Institute
will bo held here again noat year.
Power Concern to New' IJuni nj'is.
PKNDI.KTON,, Ore. A part of
the first floor of the KlliU build
ing on Wtst Court cud Uarden
streets, now occupied by Wullacu
Brothers, o'ltomoldle dealers, has
been leased by the Pacific Power
& Light . company and will be.
occupied 'by 'the cotitpntiy tifr-r
October l as office and store
iinarlers, according to Mr. I' W.
Vincent, local . innmiger of
company. .'.
WOllll lt MILL SOItiHT
TOI.KDO. Ore. With a view of
inducing another large linnbe
concern similar to the Paclll.
Spruce corporuthm lo locale at
Toleilo.'lhe local clumiber of com
merce, through Us board of direc
tors, is coishli'rin means. of l::w-tediug-
this notion:
'Phe chaliiU'i may obtain a suit
able site and give It lo the new
company. Another large mill
would do inueli towardH Justifying
.the dredging II hannel to To-
Mcdo, a project that bus been
M.ldlllC lor years. Much of the
county's lumber la ripe and It is
or Importance from the standpoint
of lumlM-r economy to harvest It
soon.
Wo ave lit'lpli'ss with
out you, and you are as
sisted with our help.
When we aH pull t
Ketlit'i' the load is liRhi
er, we go fuster, univ-j
at destinatitm quicker.
AUK YOU WITH US?
UNITED STATES
mj ray
The Hosiery Canvasser , 0 5.$o'fo pairs
., ; ! OF SIU JTOCKWCS
When We Feature i
- A Good Looking
- Long Wearing
Ravel Stop, .'".';
ROLLINS PURE SILK HOSE
00
For K1T
' ALL SIZES
MANY NEW
, COLORS
See This Stocking Before You Buy ;
Another Pair of Any Other Kind .
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
The Hcrvices of our Interior, Decorator are at your
disposal, free of charge, and with :no obligation on,'
your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob
lems for you.
CARRS
the
Marry a blond and you won't no
tice the hair in tile soup, u brunet
and you won't notice it on the
steal;.
(ining Into letais.
(Ad in Karmlngton, Mo., News)
' l.'Oli KA1.K Meat Market and
Grocery Store, doing fine bus,nes.l.
Must sell at once heounso m fail
ing henllh; ' froiri' 'neuralgia.' rh'U-p
nun ism nnd low '. blood , pressure.
Mere Is a rare-chance for some-
.r:v;-7"We'Seii
Westinghouse Fans
; H. & S. Electric
.' ommqr Hotel Uldg. Phone 393-W t,
CAKES
ii a pi .K nut
comma
ANdior. poor
iiovir;M i.'oon
ai-.i.i.v ltou.s
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Makers of Hlgh-Grad Pasirtn
'"HOMR op tub qot4GN 'cw'trr... . ..
COCOANUT
1'INBAPPLFl '
HONEY DEW
, , . ,' C'HOWI.ATR ROI.I.J!
; SUNSHINE '
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Beauty Marred-
MINERVA SAYS:
Why do we sell so many
Arch-Aid Shoes? Heeouse
people want them: became
they wear well; because
they are comfortnble; be
cause they support the arch
and remove those callouses
on the bottom of your feet:
because they look well ami
dressy. No slipping ot the
),,..iwi.le two : narrow.
In the heel than at the bull
of the foot. Saves from on.,
to two pair of hose before
the shoe is worn out. The
comfort is worth lots to
people with bad feet, and
they only cost a trifle more
tl-an common shoes. That's
why we sell so many of
these shoes. All sises In
stock now. A perfect fit
guaranteed or no rain. Asl;
anyone who Aeais tliemt A
li"t of names given you by
asking us ho oie itlfii 1
customers.
THE B00TERY
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.Inpnncso Adapted- (o Fostlnjc.
T( K Y O ( A P ) 1 1 M'o Tu Hit h Ira
of (ho Tokyo N'uthiilon J-nbonUory,
rorontly arhleved tho (h'ron of
Doctor of Science from K'to nnl
v r.sity for in st.-nthiK a thoatH mi
"Tlie Annvronni'sis .of tlic ItoiJy of
a JupaneM," -'or muny yfuns Mr.
Takuhlro ha Jwn .stiuiyintf (lu
nllfct anl htfs o.xp rinionifil on
hlm.solf, ahstatning from fool for
from three, to four wfokH. In hlB
thesis the srleniiHl urK'ucd that
Junnno.se. in atilo to f:st without
hnrin. for pfriod of TiQ lv.
QUARTET
Of.
THE IJEST
TABLE FOODS
e: 'Wl
m vJ-
VourVacatton
enjoy the CanodianPaciftc
MOUNTMNKgSQRTS
Mi! Mli in the wonderful Canfdisn
Pact lie Rt'tk.es-melropolitn hotel!
in marvelous ctnic settma idewl
(or your vtcition.
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On
THE MARKET
TODAY 1
Jealuus of h'.r beauty, Juntph 0a
oomb, Pittsburg. I'a . slashed till
wlfe'i fuco from mouth to ear with
. - V & knU. Z ..
Bunn rd Lake LouUe offer
t.olf, I'ishinjf, Automobile
Trips, Hurieback. Climbing,
Swimming, Dancing. Perfect
service and acconnxJlionj;
never-ending pleasure whether
you stay a wcvk or a month.
Ijjw Excursion bare are
now in r(fi, no purports
IC IUU.IIU,
Atk tor f-ur Momiim
f,'n.irl ml Hunfitwv Camp
Canadian Pacific
WW-
WE A1IE EXCLUSIVE LOCAL
AGENTS K0U
Johnston
Box
Candies
A frreat vaiicty of pack:i(,ro" contninin;'
various assortments of delicious con
fections. Assorted Chocolates
All Cream Centers
Fruits and Nuts Chocolate Covered
Chewing Chocolates
Chocolate Covered Caramels
Cherries Chocolate Covered
The Treasure liox
And many others.
MACHINE EXTRAS
We Carry Parts for';.
john deere
Mccormick
w ."ft -H. w f .'
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DEERINO
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
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The Besetting Sin
Improvidence
Failure to provide for the future is the beset
ting American sin. Thousands fail in this ele
mentary practice of thrift providing for the
future out of the plenty of the present-. More
than half the old men in America are depen
dent upon others for their bare necessities,
and a larger proportion of the men who die m
middle age leave no support for their families.
Union Creamery
Company
TOILET SOAPS
Oasis Palm, per bar 'yic
Crystal Hardwater Cocoa, bar oc
Lemon Hardwater Cocoa, bar...... .c
Oceansidn Lemon, bar 7c
Almond Bloom, bar 'c
Kirk Olive (Health Glow), bar. 6c
Sunbrite Cleanser, can : c
Gold Dust Scouring Powder, can 7c
Old Dutch Cleanser, can... - 7'2c
Argo Corn Starch, 1-lb. package..... 12c
Argo Gloss Starch, 1-lb. package 12c
Celluloid Starch, package.. - 12c
Linet, for starching, package.... -- c
Brands A-l Sauce, bottle 29c
Kitchen Boquet, bottle...-.....- f
Yacht Club Salad Dressing, large bottle....31c
BETTER FOODS - CLEANER STORES
LOWER PRICES
ADelightful Place To Eat
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