'.Saturday,' April 10, 1926.
UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS of
(Camation Club Meets
fAt Herman Home
jj Lovely bouquets of mixed sprint?
JflowiM lii yelloWinitl white wut-
iiiHPij to decorate the homo ol Irs.
lAlhert Herman hint PvcnliiE' when
,-vlrs. ltrmoiiuid Mrs. K. I Hens-
hUt were hostesses, to (In. mem
, linTM OW tlifrCurnatlon club of the
''.Jii'icrotv.of - II on or protective
" -ociulion, Favors and score cards
-were, in tho Hume color. !
Itfirhitr the. 1'iirly part of tho
t rvcnltiK? thcrc-was n short business
j session, nrtcr which four tables u(
hrhlf? were urranKf'd. Mis. tV K.
i Wah receiv IiIk'i score at ranis
ilnnd 'the consolation frlxo wvni o
Mi.' Parley Prlco. ,
Following 1 hi card iraooH a. daln
: 1y Iwo-rourse luncheon w.'is served
by tho. hostesses. The. same .ilor
mUu'iuo was carried Out hi iho
luncheon,
Mrs, Peare
'Entertains
Four tables of bridge were fit
1 play yesterday . ufleruuon when
Mrs. W. M'. IVure was iiosiis lo
' 1he-iiimhcr8 or tin l A. IJ. vl'ib.
First prlxo anions the. chili mm-
hers went to Mm. I-:. II. Cloy and
Min, 8am 4hirrls received Ihe ser-
j ond prlnc. The three Rue-st. prizes
yent to Mrs.' Frank Pearson and
.Mrs. Murray purhanau, both of
Portland, 'who arc' visiting In La
.tirande at the Penre home, utd
' Mrs." W. Wilson. .
J The home was decora! d in a
. pretty ' yellowy -and white color
ncheme, bonquetH of daffodils, nnr-(
""-rlssuses a tub Knstcr lilies bring
..iscd. Afler the grames the, hostr
-; ess nerved a twp-.roursc luncheon, i
Convention Call . l ,
jTo lie Issued '",':
l The. official call of Ibo stale con
Kenllon-r-iL matter of form In this
itxe;, since the convention Is lo lc fllair'a hospitality were A. J. Hide
WnterUilncd In l.ti Gramlr will 1)0 ler, -. Don ilidlenuill, O. V. Hu
fissned ut the nieetlnR of the KrlKhi Ki'ry. I-:, A. Ulelier, N. J". .Morrison
M)orhood club t the library build-. ""'I Mr. and .Mrs. Alex Slater.
Jinif TueRday jirternooii.. i, tf. i ' - '
1 At the same! business RpRslon, r'ovo (Special) ', i The ladles'
V-Mrs.. H. Hcrantcin prwldlnpr, the Build oftlic Episcopal church serv
jlnemliera will choose eight delts ed luncheon ut a .mcellni,- or .tlio
i'KaleS to represent them ut the con- chamber of commerce Monday eve.
(clave'. Am one of the largest clubs n the domestic science rooms
'Jn the slate. 1.0. Grande lias a tee- of Hie high school. 'About filly
tarnhtad influence to wield in Iho ' people were present, including Mr.
-federation, and an opportunity fori"'"'' -Mrs. . II. It. HuniUL - of : I .a
Ineflve participation In its policies. , Orandc liml Mr. und Sirs. Hoy
j Tuesday afternoon's program will 'onkllll and U K, Miller, or l'n-vbe-'on
iU' timely lople, "The city i '
jlenSillrul,' with Mrs. Hugh R I. '' K. Coftd presided ns toast,.
Itrnilv In charge. She announces
"thnt'tlH're will bo musical num-
-J'TS. ..', . .
N. 0. W. Entertain
Union Circle
i.' Clrando. Ttondn Lodge No. 7
flirhl.n'rs or WooderaTI eiilerlaln-
'cMhe. I'nlon'elrele T.hui'sday eve- torjalncd sevi'ralHofJilsjri'ien.l lit
nirig nl a meellng here. More than , dinner al ci:at) o'clock Thursduy
one llnudl'i'd Neighbors of Wood- evening. After dinner the beys en-
ieraft, inehidipg forty from rnion, Joyed a theater party.,.
were, present. Purine; the regular i . '
lodge session Iwo candidates one I Tnlon (Special) Pr. nml Mrs.
rrom Hie t'nlon circle und one from K. J- Schuster were host nml host
' "T-a Crande wi re Inlllnleil. , Mrs. ess ta the T. 11. llrlilge club Wtld-
'p C Duncan was installed as clerk Tuesday evening at their home In
: to take the place of Mrs. riura. Or- I North rnlon. Five tables were ul.
'inn who reeenllv resigned. ; play during the afternoon. The
' in.... Ibo indue mectlntr a pro-
cram wos given. I.'rnnels Itlchanls
played a piano solo. Jenna Mne.loJ. II. Hutchinson.- .Mrs. Kren
Sulilvnn gave a recilatlon. Mrs. ;Kox received the consolation priwv
Carroll and Mrs. Duncan each gavei At an apiiropriale hour rcrresh
n rending. IX'slle lUile gave a mil- meats were servedi
Blenl number on a common saw and j Those present besides the club
Mm w c.ss nlnved a nlann mini- ' members were Mr. and Mrs. liny.
lier.
i Afler tlin program lliose present
mljoutned to the bnntinet room
where, refresbments were sirveil.
The tables, were decorated with
l;One,uets of spring flowers.
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: T'nlon (Special) Monday nfler
hoon Mrs. .Homer Cheney enter
tained nt a birthday party In
honor or her daughter. Edith. The
.nflernoon was spent at games, nr
ler which dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Cheney received many
lovely birthday gifts,
i Those present were Lois Onmblc,
Lois Kline. Amaryllis Knight, Kdna
cheneyi Krederlka Spain, Myrtle
.Jones. Gladys WorliiKin and Kdlth
Cheney. ,
Union (Special) The parents
nnd teachers of the north side held
their monthly meeting Tuesday af
ternoon nt the school house, with
nbout. thirty mothers present. Mrs.
Wesley Parker read a paper con
cerning the mother's pelf control.
Tin-: nooTr.nv
Jlosl Common of
l'Vwil Troubles.
The most common foot
troubles with which we come
in daily contact are: tired,
aching und tender feet; weak
or turning ankles: weakness
or the Instep or arch. Cum
ing broken-down arch and
flut-root, corns, cullouses.
bunions, crooked toes un.l
excessive perspiration. Trop
er treatment und care, as de
scribed ' here . In detail for
each case, will correct the
cause of these troubles ai-l
restore the font to nonn.il
comfort.
Tired, Aching Feet
Tired, aching feet or legs
nr evidence of n weakening
of the Instep or arch, ami
for this condition Dr.
Scholl's Koot - Knr should
;lw worn In the shoe, par
ticularly 'by" thosn who do
much standing or walking.
This appliance gives springy
support to the oreh and In
step, bridges the weight, ond
removes muscular nnd liga
mentous strain. Thus Immed-
... -.. i la nrfnnried nnd
the cause of tho trouble is I
eliminated.
THE B00TERY
SOCIETY
For Fpnrfal Wear
Here is a very smart glove In th,
flip on style for formal afternooa
wear White kid la used. The tun
down cuff la trimmed with the new
chain-' niul trimming in BoM. OoW
Ix'uJn eiiiihulze the aUtchlng.
Tliclnitt cinfrclini, Plilllls' OIIimoii
iiml Vi'ra 'riiKHcliiiaii piing a .siirtnf?
Hons: In costtinio. They wt'rn triilnoil
by MrH.: Churchill.' . Vorit Tinwl
mnn mul XIitivII I'nrk'!-, nndrr the
direction of MrB. l'arltcr hiuir nnd
nclcd n dnct' cntltlctl '"Smurty."
Mi's. Agnes Jaidock (Jiivo a pulli
otlo rcudlnc. -
Aflcr the program Ihc tcncliers
.serveil .delicious refreshment.
Tnlon (.Special) The rtcv. untl
iMrs. llhtir entertuined ut dinner ut
!ti:30 o'clock Wednesday. oveninK
preceding n huhlness mealing of the
l'reshyleiian church officlalK. Those
, ho enjoyed the Itev. ail. I Mra,
. mc.nur. ne.veroj eujoyanio niusieai
nunibers were given by M'iKs Vina
ouley1( soloist, Miss lola Chllldcrs.
pianist, TT. It." JCunntu' 'soloist 'and
Miss contey, pianist. '.-
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Union (Special) '.In lionor of
their son .1. Q.'s bliihdny annivers
ary lr. and Mrs. T.;.M. Cillniore en-
ladles prlie went to Mrs. Harry
MeClay and the jrentlemeirs prize.
montl' Pitts', Mr. and Mrs. I,. .
Icrrull, Mrs. Leonard ' Davis arid
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson, n,
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Union (Special) Tuesday eve
ning Mrs. joiner Cheney enter
tained the members of her Sunday
school class. There were nboul.
fifteen present. The evening was
enjoyed at games nrter which re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
two mim:iis kii,i,i:d
m'TTK. Mont. Two miners
were killed ny a powuer niusi unu
a third was crushed to death by a
falling roclc at Mines near here.
A detour Is ,lhe longest dlstanee
between two points, if this Is the
best temporary route what" must
the worst bo like?
Real Widow
I For many years Mrs. rrlnrcss C.
Harris and her husband.. Hrlt Ilar
iris. Ilveil happily. Then he died,
'leaving Ills l.'iO.UOO csfute to a sia
fter. And then Mrs. Harris discov
iered that seventeen yeura before
Harris had secretly divorced her.
Hut a Han Francisco judge ae(
aside the divorce and gave her the
estate, . s
4 i f 1 1 ; . s Springing in
TIiIh Is. lenp-rror tw the (chorus kvh play It .at Indian Poln',
on Ihu Hudson. IIchhIc lMilcmuvu. anovo. in leupinK over I'oroiuy
lb-own, Ada , WiiiHUtn.:Nelllo 3ilirarlby and Adele. Marl.
Arthur Reimn Has -
' Prize-Winning Spcecli
t.
i t
KCGKNI', Ore. Apr. 10. (AP)
Arthur Kciman, of the. Oreffon
Agricultural colbw.' won nrsij
place in the annual peace orator
ical contest held lure lust nlffht.
lacft leinp.;tead, represeiitinBT the
I'niverslty of Oregon, won second,
and tlalin Jordan, or Iho KuRenc
lilble university, wus third.
Albany coiieffc and tJufleld cnt-
lejre tied for fourth., hTJyhi schools
lmo reprenled.
The title ofi the wlnnhiiif oration
was "I am innocent or mis hino.i.
New Baptist Church at
Eugene to Cost $100,000
HI'GRNR. (Ire., Apr. !(l. (AP)
Plans for itn proposed new llap
llst Church for Kugeno were adopt
ed , lit n meeting of the congrega
tion held here last evening. The
building will be of brick, trimmed
with : stucco, and with ( pillars at
Hie fronentrunce.. The main audi
torium will seat 125(1 persons, und
tile Hiinday. schoof l'6nms will seat
approximate ly the same liumlM'r.
A . gymnasium and stage f arm
pari of the plans.
Tire church will cost approxi
mately $lu(l. iumi. according lo (be
plans, ...... ; i .' I
For Sale
at the
Economical
lAMteto I
Family Wash
Send it to us and keep the mess of
wash-day out of the kitchen. .
Everything washed the flat pieces
ironed; the garments ready to iron.
TRY IT!
The
Standard Laundry
: Company
MAIN
the Spring
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lit
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Eugene Dcbalors Win
From North Ben Team
KPGKNR, Ore. Apr. -Jo, (AP)
Kujrenc hlRh school dehators, tali
Inff the negative side of the free
lest book tiuestlon; won over North
ltend hiKh school .Mint or' here
last oveninK In an Inter-dist r.cl, !
contcsl. The; decision was two to t
: Iettinfj HomeOno- elso , do your
thlnklnK is ubout as sensible as let
ling: soipeoiKl, I'Iho tnko you exer
cise, i c- S - -
Wo ilelhcrcd a lemtf timber yes
terday ilnuii lo ime of the Jobs
that nit' Kiiif? mi (bnvn town. We
lire M'lliiiu: tiiiiMlicrnble moleiinl
In ' PciidlcliHi. We may K'l "
lounilliiK'Hp hecnuy K Is n rmiml
up town. Thcit nit Mime little
children in n lintel lit ' I '.iilenirNe
l bat- ivnd our ad, m w nre (old.
If they will it 'a I Ibis one nml
write me a letter I will send I hem
n dollar. The It-hii-h vi-rlienl
tern in fir flooriiiK: Is kdIiik fnM.
Place your on ler. If you watit
nlKiiit. II M or ?.tt of llu)M l-iniiel
iIk)i-n For $2. fin yon had better
make tracks ami I don't mean
maybe, lto.vnl ciml nml Kemmei
er So. ft eoal are ailvcrllscd hi
hot wi'a flier so yon will reiiiem
lier It when you fret eobl. The
bead it ii? of this ail should ' bnc
Imk-h "Sci-ambled I-jcV
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Sinn's Friend"
Near Foundry. J'lionn Main 2lf
No Sunday Iluslncss.
5G
y 1
Sister Mary
; Says::
. ' (Ity stsicr Mary)
1 (bealtfatd -HteweU fiira,
thin cream, wurries, sirup,
cereal,
m lib,
eol fee. ,. i '.
l.uuebeon Hcalloped clnrt,
beitrtrt of leitucit . with Kronen
drcHbinir. rye bread, caiiQod peurn,
MpoiiRti drops, inllK, tea. : x'-, n
I Mnncr Shoulder of Uvtilb, but
tered ilce, parsnip putfips, Rrape
rrult salad, whole t, wheat breud,
liunnna snow, milH. coffee. ;
The shoulder or lamb should he
hoi)edr'Vy .the butcher. Itoll and tie
ririuly' when ready- lo roast. A
drenNiur made of.bread can be h d
Ix foie iuIIIiik the meat 1 und If u
ItlTTe meat iH'.wunted to go a I on if
way the dressing or stufriiiK helpn
out materially.
SeulloHtl (Ihcm
Four si lees It rend, 3 CKIT. I
cups milk, tcuspoon imisturd, M
teaspoon salt, oim half cup dicd
I'lieese. paprika, butter. :V
Th hri'ud sbould be cut ubout
Vi of an Inch thicks Kpread gon-'
erouuly with butter und cut ach :
slice Into small siiuurcs,.-- maMiiir
iMibes of hreml . bntlere.il -ou; 0p '
side, put half the hreud bultercd,
side down Into u bakitiK". Hl cover
with cheese and add the remabilnif,
hrrad, butter sldt. up. iMIx . snlt,
muslruil utul paprlliu with- emrs
and beat widl. ' - " i
Iffat in mllU an( pour ' mixture
over bread and chccsii In baking
dish. Press the top layer of 1 read
down to become cqvercd with 'milk -UilNlure.
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Let Aland for ten inlnntoa before
Imkliiff. (lake forty minutes in a
moilerule oven. J n cream- thft Heat
lor the last few minutes Of baklngJ
ito brown the lop. , Servo, In'- the
jbakhiK dish. -. ... . V
J( fl usk(iJ mo(orlHt , wny h
(J , ,t , hls rlKht num whn
. , . ,i,i(1,in, viniiUli
wasn't feel inir himself lhat day.;
Thcre'a no mcentlvo to work
now, , Income lux return' Will be.
kepi secret this yea r. ' '
Credit CARtt'S Noloterest
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DECLARATION ' 't;,' .' .', ' ', , .' '' '
To the greatt Jf - ' ' ' "V'' V ' fpSffSf ll
possible number .; h . :i !. 1
0( people 1 -..',, dmpjmS .-. K
W ' . MBLI i : -; : ;: !
deserving fair SahA V-Inw''" "SStSe
Power mi
of this company. UA. . W m .. , ISEi ' laWl
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IlniAiM HyAIVAIt I g1fJ OAtATAIr f l'' '
I UUOiVl U VIVgVU, MAM wJtwji w m ftX
Goodbye, Scooter
... ,:r ; W
tSS !. sisii I J
Ooodbye. scootem, and kiddle
cars. 1 ManandrlvanH arrived In l.oa
Apg-les recently wit li a bulldOK.
which catiVb mrulc, by pressliiR u
rubber' tube, to' open bin Juws and I
hark, ' , ,j- . -
, MF.JtB'Vy,V KIATAMtANT
.iil'lNVER, Colo. :Two hungry
i!n "bought" a restaurant on the
str. nvlh of. a, telerain aaylug mon
ey due inoiil wu coming from fort
I). A. Hidutell, Wyo. They kept the
outing hbi' li) operation ' long
enough tu enjoy, four hearty meals
anil then Vlosid up. The pair on
now boarairtit; with the city pend
ing trial.' nhirtteH ruining v from
oiu.ratlng, a roiifldenre game to
forging namra- to telegrams.
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... -:- - ' ' f-.: :. WFitlgSSW i ; I
W:' :i : PUTMAN'Sl'
v: ; For Hosiery That. Lasts 1
Exclusive Ready-To-Wear
WiMi MMTi:tvr i:i,k.
CHKYKNNK, Wyo To pro'lect
louder hearted elk,' which A. fnii-
dera. slate' game and fish 'eonimls.
niauer. says die of broken : hearl
when transported by rail, rrom u
untimely domlae, r.1ilroa4 cam will
hereafter bo divided Into compart-
menta for the greater comfort of
the aulmali. ' The moving Innd-
scape, which la said to especially
annoy the fnlntheurled creatures,
FRESH and
.; CLEAN
The Largest Stock and " -The
Greatest Varidy , ;
. Of Classy ', ' i"
Fishini
In The
'. ' At
Newlin Book and ; :
Stationery Co.
and Millinery
will be Kiwi off hy eurtalna.
IIVVN.t TO SPPAK .
liKfiUKl-KV,, C.:i.l.r- Areholshop
Kdward' 3, lidiinu,' of1- Putt1' Pran
eis'.'o is to deliver tin baeoalaur
eule sermon to the University, o'f
California gradiiialng clam hi the
Greek, tiieater May 9. ',,, ( :
Matrimony's (rroat advantace la
It kte you from being' BlnKle.
City!
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