Thursday, July 22, 192G.
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pae Three
Society-News
is. Bay, Daughter ;
ic Complimented
Urs. Ollvo Uwy 'und duiiKhter,
hs Klmu, who are visiting In la
h'.ile from! Loa Atife'uK'8, Cal.,
the home uf Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Hoyt, were the inspiration for a
ij-riit Till swimiuint und plcniu
ty tit Cove Tuesday evening.'
'host who, attended were: Mrs.
y and HI ma, Mr. und Mrs.
rvo Uny und aon, Inwreoce; Mr.
il Mrs. Chiirit-s Murchlson und
lighter, llutti; Mr. and Mrs. Nutu
ifel and children, Robert und
irtfuerlle, Mr. und Mrs. L.'. M.
b t ami Uuufthtor. Misa Mildrod,
?. and Mrs. Hen Noyes, Clint Van
Claud ,Muekey und aon. Mar
Mrs. J. I. Van Overn, of l'ort
iil, Mr. und Mrs. A, Nelson
ll Mr. und Mrs. C. -r. Noyes.
B
() Entertain
rives of Realtors
iV reception honoring the vlslt
; women, who are In the city
' the Pacific Northwest Heal
ftute convention which started
la morning, will be held at Hot
ku this afternoon from 3 until
o'clock. li fresh nuuts will b
d and ta short entertainment
k bet n arranged for.
"ollowin'B the reception courtesy
h will tako the visitors for a
e over the valley, through lTn
and Cove und buck . to Jjl
uinlt! by way of Island City.
t ll o'clock tomorrow morning
picnic breukfjt will be served
the. out-of-town women ut Kiv
Ide park. A short program hus
o been urranged for that hour, a
i t of which will be. several so- j
Hions by the chamber of com- !
:tco quartet. I
Tonporrow afternoon ut 2:'l6'
Hock u, matinee theater party at,
(. Arcade theater will be. the en-
tulnment feature.
(V committee of I,a Orunde wo-
a, heuded bv Mrs. Wurd Kowler,
h chargo of the various social
lirs honoring1 the wives of the
I estate men, who have gathered
i! for the convention.
i :
hvprnnr'Q nniio4i.Wo I
t u n -7 ',i
l i icuc a atm
klhw Kdith Pierce, of Salem, j
lighter of Governor Walter M.
nas neen nere ror several
rH at me lurm nome or ner ,
lher Lloyd Pierce. Miss pierce
itiuated trom the I nlverslty or
.gon this spring and since hen
ival here has been resting t.fter ,
h- Vt;:tr S work. Alter her grudlia-
n the attended summer school
several months. Her. sister. 1
jss I.nrralne Pierce, has been in
1 Grande since the close of,
!ino earlier In the spring.
The two girls will leave, hero
tnnlay wil h their father. Gov-1
iwn IHiM'nn fnv r'twu-nnnii lAT.-n.
tiitr. where' Governm' TM,iV. 'Vvi!'1
feud a governor's conference.
tn-.i there he and his two daugh
will tour through (he Vellow
ihe niitional nark. A fter their
to Veiiowtoue I'Milh and or-
ine will spend the remainder of
stiniinier here. I
I '
lapmans Announce
sirnage ,
lia( the UNtrria,
or
ihtei-. Miss Grace (hapuian,
lU rinan J. Kramer look 'place j
teiiih-r If., HUM, almost two
s ago. was announced today j
r. and Mrs. George II. Chap-
li. of Ia Grande. Mr. and Mrs.
niiei wen married at Pcudle-
imerva
Says
1 1' it is comfort J""" -l,'u
Inoklng for, here you are.
'i'his JllacU Kidt two-strap.
I in n sole, very flexible and
eauy, Ij-inch leuther mili
tary heel, rubber top lift.
Priced at $:.;.".
.Ms; a one-strap with !
inch heel, flexible sole, black
Kb! upper. This one sells
Til- :t.."it. These slippers fei'l
like ftather-filled pillows un
the foot no hurt Just a'
t'clvling Sensation, that's al!.
THE B00TERY
! (.full Slitu" Clu-np for Cash
Rut!
Climb out of it and get
. Iiiick nn eiu th and lc,.,.-
izo what modern life ca;i
be with its many
ELECTRICAL
CONVENIENCES
Let us show you.
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
j
Halo Bandeau
This halo bandeau with visor at
tached Is of two color stripes und U
smart for most outuoor epoi is.
ton by the Itevi Mr. I.oekwood.
They were both students tit the
I'nlverslty of, Oregon at. tho timo
of their murriage.
The news of their1 marrlago wus
kept secret, not even their closest
friends knowing ' until hist week
when it wu-s announced at a party
given honoring Mrs. Kramer in
l'ortlnnd.
.
. Perry (Special) - Miss Ve.rna
Itobinson and Chester Thompson,
both of Perry, iwere mflirrled ut
Payette, Idaho last Sunday, accord
ing to word received here. They
were accompanied to the Idaho
town by Mr. und Mrs. Vernon
Stranm.
COVE PERSONALS
CO V 13 ( Specla 1 ) M rs. Pu u 11 n e
rllllmnn is enjoying a visit from
Mrs. Burnt) Berkholtz and her
three children, of Portland. They
rrlviwl Inst i . t..l T.rltl l.n
nere intienniteiy.
Mr and Irs T R vvimer and
.llIl1lv. who m overt tn MlnoR n
m0nths ago. hiive returned to
r,,v tn nn.kn ti,..ir lmmn. riw.v
hav(, Hol(, th(l,r lnt(.rt;st in the
wuri spring near Haines.
yu aiuX MrH Tom jIiirris nml
fiinilly. for nmnv vears resident.s
of (iVi ;ir. i.w.vliio- tn Unnnv.ln
wash.
, ,
i .ivn. imiici iieM.-ris jeit Tuesday
for Sunnyside, Wash., where she
will join her husband, who is har
vesting near there.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daniel are
expecting their two daughters,
- Plha. Provtpr, of Alexan.lrhl,
South Dakota, und Mrs. Art Keld-
man.' of l'ortland, to .i-rrlve here
In a few days for a visit of several
weeks duration.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. It. Iju- were
g'"''s "i ir.-nn aii-s. J. K. I'rtee
Sunday at tlndr home in the can-
i yon.
The ev. and Mrs. William Mur
, ray Itradtier Ikivp as their guests
his father and sister, of New Yurie
(heir rily. They will he here unlll early
in Aiigusl.
y)rH (t jfres hns be.-n en("i-
talnlnir hersisler. Mrs. 1 1. C. Nee-
,.Vt of i'0r(land. for the pa.-d rew
Weeks.
iMrH, K,1na c0nklin had as her
jrm.stH ovr the week end her
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. (iuy I-;.
Hrldges and (laughters, or rort
Atkinson. Wisconsin.
Miss Gertie Kicker, who has
been -a guest at the K. I Con ley
home, left a. few days ago for her
home al Kreewutcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gotham are
making their, home at I nlon. She
was formerly Miss Violet liloonu
It. 1). Nonohnn, who has charge
of the cooperative cherry grow
ers' association here, spent Sun
day at his home in l-'ree water.
MIsms Novella and Gladys Katon,
I'earl and Gladys Heber and Mar
guerite Hrinker. who have been
Calvin Coolidge
i ,-'t 'ikl C-fV v
; : (wmmmM
- ' , --v
1 '"'"''')14'"'
H'Te la CaKin o.)li-lirf. 7 month. v.lio won the .lirat
prlz in a lrvtl:tnl l.r'iy r.jn t . -i. I. As a n ntilt. hla fnlli.-r. Jliix tf
rMl.c. hn t:irtr. Ji "f'ooll.Jjr'' for prexi'Jenl In ln" Loom.
J.lttlr t:ul'a ri liiti"tiHl:tp to rrt-fl'-nt Cul la ti"Ht eptulni-l by tliu '
fnthi-r, who sa: ".Vy Kiuil'JIutli'jt'a UiutJier'a oliiuat U liiu
ur bl'J' U'."
Baker Woman
Elected ;
President
! Mrs. ,, Kennon, uf Iluker, wus
J elected preeident of tho Dora. H.
iHehlllve past matrons association to
take the place of .Mrs. ft, K. Kid
dle, of Islund City, the first presi
dent of the organisation, yesterday
when 50 members ffulliored at tho
Ascension grove ut Cuvo for their
annual meeting. . Mrs. Carl l-'ors-storm,
of North Powder, . was
chosen vice president; Mrs. I-ynn
Hill, of Klgln, secrctury; and Mrs.
C. W. Noyes, of' La Grand o, trea
surer. This association, which Is com
posed of past matrons of tho Or
der of the Eastern Star of Union.
YVullowu, und Uak- r counties, wus
organized only a year ago for the
purpose of uniting tho past mat
rons of this section of the stale.
Meetings uro held annually,, the
first one being at Union, this year
ut Cove and next year the Klein
past matrons will entcrtuln. ' -
.Many Delegate Present '
Baker, Ii Grande, Union., Elgin
and Cove were represented at yes
terduy's meeting. Kach town, re
presented was scheduled ' for a'
number on the program, but-because
of Illness und other reasons
several were not tible .to respond.
Mrs. IS. K. Heussler, of la
Grande gave two readings "Out ut
Old Aunt Mary's", by-James Withy-;
combe lilley and ; "Good-ItycV by
Kugeno Kklds. Mrs. J.; F. ' lJuter,
of l-lglii, gave two humorous read
ings, '"When Mrs. Hrown. flobbod
her Hair" and "An Interupted' He-'
verle." . .,;..
To Donate Funds - '
During tlu- business hour mem
bers of the association voted1' to'do
note funds each year for child wel
fare work und a eommlttoo .'.was
appointed to determine where tho
money would be spoilt. - Il - will
probably be decided to donuti) tho
fund to some ' Musonlc children's
hosidtul. The members of ':. the
committee, ure Mrs. John Ander
son, of Cove, Mra C. W. Noyes,. of
I .a (irunde and Mrs. J. I1. Dates,
of Klgln. - ;
A picnic lunch In tho Ascension
grove at noon was a part of.- .t lie
day's program. T , 1
H
parking cherries here, returned- to
ihelr homes ut 1'Yeewuter Tvlth.Mr.
Nonohun. .,
Mrs. Henry Mulr, who has been
at Hot like for un operation,' la
reported to be recovering rapidly.
lit- nn.l Mm 1 II ttlnnm on.l
children, of Xinupa, Idaho, were'
Coe visitors over tlio- week. end.
Mrs. Kllen ltloom, for many
years a resident of (Jove, but how
of Newberg, Oregon, Is a guest of
Mrs. J. YV. Hallmark. . . .
Mrs. Mary AVngnr haft '.u -Jier
house guests her sister, Mrs. Sapnh
Ivers. of Vale, und -her daughter
and husbuud. Mr. und Mm. Jan.
Weaver, of Medford.
Services Will be held ut -tllC-AS-
nsion i; pi hco pa I church nt 7:30
o'clock Sunday evening, 'July 25.
Ir. llrudner, father of the lie v.
William M. llr.idner. of New' Vork
City, wilt give the sermon, . .'. '..
WKAItS so sox r
NISW YOlilv G-rlrude ' :j,Uw-
renee wears no stoelilngs.ofr sVnfe.
She says biire legs .ure .copier' nd
heallhler and In four months. lUivc
saved her $700. '.'
GOITRE REDUCED
FIVE INCHES:
Ami Health hiiprovcvl fur fVukfJie'
Lady. . V-.;-i
Mrs. Hei'tha (undbcr'g .l'J.'c,Yil7
71h Ave., Hpohane, -NVastV., stty',
"Since using Sorl)ol-Q undruploi a
colorless liniment, ' a short tltne
my Goitre Is gone. My eyeslghtr Is
good. I sleep nights, und ;'-f'l
like I did before. . Will tell ; o
write my full experience." Write
Sorbol Company, Media nlcsburg,
Ohio. Sold ut all drug stores,
Locully nt L. & Drug Co.
Adv.
a Prize Baby
Jilted 9 Nobles;
Mixlii trMenrculcr of St. Loulu Jilted nine European noblemen who
couited her nnd married O.ene Gordon Culver. 20 ywii-.old Hon of Preniilent
Edwin K. Culver of the Culver Mllltury Academy: hut now iihe ha been
given ' divorce after two years of married life. She nys Culver made her
carry, home, the groceries nfoot while he used their nuto to take other
; Blrl drlvlne
HEALTH
Rcopbig llables ami Children Well
s .. ' , In Summer,
Bjr s Sainuef V.' Kelly, 31. 1.
' .'. , Cleveland)
Member Gorgas Mltniorlal Institute
To: keep babies und children
well .ln slimmer, first of nil keep
them, 'comfortable. Dress them
according to the weather, guard
ing against sudden changes to low
er temperature. Keep them out of
doors as much as "possible, but
when 'heat Ib' excessive outside and
tho house Is comfortable, let them
stay Indoors. Bathe children dally.
Glvo plenty of pure water to dirnk.
Avoid fatigue, excitement, crowds.
dust; file's.' mosquitoes, und all In
sects. v . j , : . . . , ,
Ur"east-rei-dlng Id best for the
buby. Weigh him once or twice
weekly. If h'e does not gain weight
or Is unhappy, restless, dull or
fret Tul, -lie Is hot well. .
Io not experiment with foods.
Ho not give laxatives, soothing sy-rups-or
"other niedlcineM. Do nut
consult friends or neighbors: nor
pbsl pony decision 4i cases of Ill
ness. . -Consult a physician.. . i
.When , cow's milk Is advised, it
should by t lwv. purest oblalmible. If
possible get milk certified by a
Milk -Copnnl.ssion. of medical men
or recommended by the Hoard of
Health, .Milk.should be so pure as
not to need io be sterilized or ever,
pasteurized.", lilk should be kept
ut a te'uipcrs.l.nrc not ubove 4n d--grecs
'"hreiihelt.
The, ' fioygas Memorial Inslltule
and .yopr. Qwii" doctor knows that
the diet of children should be se
lected und 'prepared with extra
care In summer. Cse plenty of ve
getables, and bread, made of whole
wucat, flour. All foods and fruits
1o .be eatt'ii ' nUv should be sound,
properly ripened and well washed.
Children heed very llttlo meat. 11
Mrs. Mary Blake recommends this new tested
recipe for creamed summer squash, made with
double-rich, full-cream, Carnation Milk. Buy a
dozen canB from your grocer today and try'
this and other milk recip:3. Carnation enriches
and improves all cooking I
Quarter enp Carnation Into piecea about 1 Inch
Milk, 1 tbsp. butter, 1
larKe tender summer
squash, salt and pepper.
Conk the whole squash
with aeeds and skin. Cut
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
474 Glisan St., Portland
iltit tit Ortfn i4 Yttrt
ESI J '.V&5-
Carnatten Milk
Gets Divorce
v,. fc
;1j d
Is easy to over-feed them eggs.
No tea. coffee or uleoholic
drinks for children or youths, No
chocolate nor candy for those, with
poor appetite for plain foods. For
LowFaresEast
-thm Canada ;
This Rummer Irnve! vis ths ,
Canadian Tacific Low Round .
Trip Fares are now effective
'to al! points in Eastern Canada
and tho United Mates. Kcturn
limit is October 31. Liberal .'
stopovers are allowed, affording
opportunity to visit the famous '
Canadian Pacific Mountain
Resorts and Bungalow Camps. .
Modem equipment, accommo
dations and finest dining serv
ice are features of every Cana.
dian Pacific train our rack
vray each day.
Ask for literature and
. details of this service
through the Canadian
Pacific Rockies finest
mountain scenery in tht
world.
Canadian Pacific Railway
If. H. Ucocoh GaflAqott Passrlkpt
55TMSI MulliamahmiellUlt Perllmi
wide. Cook In minimum
water in covered vessel
over low flame. When
tender, add milk, butter,
salt and pepper.
$ k "I A
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IDAHO SINGERS ,
DELIGHT GUESTS '
AT LOCAL HOTEL
A. melodic hint of tho treat
I-oeatello's delegation brought to
the convention was heard ut th
Foley dlnlnsroom last night at
tho dinner hour when oluht
pretty rolssea harmonised some
sketches from tho repertoire of
tho Treblo Clef club. They an
Jduho'a convention ' song, then
Frederick Knight Lognn'a 'Tale
Moon" with a chlno unusually
mellow for voices so youthful.
Lo lores Kulrd varied tlio pro
pram with a whistled rendition
of Cadmun's "At lawnlnff."
And from tho rhythm of their
club son? It was evident that
they sometimes crepltato a bit
of Jnsx. Gaylord Hanford. their
Instructor, accompanies them.
Mrs. 1 C. McGowan Is their
chaperon.
Tho Treble club, thougrh only a
Ihroo-ycnr old high school or
ganization, Is putting 1'ocatello
on tho musical ap of Idaho,
Tho girls are quito . literally
"community entertainers,' sing
In gfor Klwanls, Itotary und
other clubs of their city In addi
tion to their school ovent. Last
winter, they appeared on tho
program with Kousa. when ho
was In Pocatello. '
. : i
drinks uso water, milk ; multcd )
milk, buttermilk, koumiss unfer-J
mented fruit Juices. Avoid tho'
syrupy, sacchnrlned or highly flu-:
!Afo;-explosive
The new Oronite Cleasini Fluid"
i a StinJard Oil Compiny of Cal- '.
ifornia laboratory triumph! Non-. '
explosive only s mild, quick. '
vaniihing odor land cleans eren
the dsintieit frocks instantly! Fol
low directions ancj do cleaning,
right at home clothing, hats, satin
slipper), kid glorat, serges or flan
nels, furs, etc. 1 Keep a can handy.- ,
Ready novr at grocery, drug, hard- .
ware or cepartment stores, or at ''
Sundard Oil Service Stations.
STANTJAaDOtLCOMTANYOf CAliOtWA
QeamngHuid
"14 " As Advertised"
"How do you spell, 'financially' ? " asked n college student of his
room-mate.'-' '-'''v
"F-i-n-a-n-c-i-a-l-l-y," said the room-mate, spelling1 out the
word slowly. As an afterthought, he added : "And 'embar
rassed' has two, r's and two s's." 1
How often have you said to a salesman, "That's more than I .
care to pay"? If you had known the price in advance you would
have 1)ecn spared this little embarrassment That's one of the
great. 'services' rendered by newspaper advertising.
By reading the advertisements before going to the stores,
you know what you will have to pay for an article. You need
not reveal your financial status to a salesman. . You perhajws .
do not like to ask the price of goods anyhow. If .the merchant
has told you the price in his advertisement, you do not have
to ask.';. ' utt. jti Cam22 -
Any way you figure it out, it pays you to read the advertise
ments. Regularly! The one advertisement you skip may contain ..
just the news you would have welcomed. Read all the advertise
ments you can. Keep informed. . , : . .. v ' ;
The intelligent way to shop is to read the advertisements and
then go to the stores that offer the best values. Make notes
beforehand of the articles that interest you. That's the way to
get the most for your money. That's the way to save time.
When yoil know
First Showing :- -"; '"; ; ' s
Newest Felt Hats
In all the latest, shapes and colore.
PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
vored concoctions sold' on every
hand. . ... " ; .!
Meals should bo served regular
ly. Avoid feeding bet woon meals,
and while playing about. ,
llavo tho child re ti cat - slowly,
chewing well.- Kin so the mouth
and clean tho teeth after tho mcul.
tf teeth are carious or out of linn
seo a dentist. Evrn the temporary
teeth need attention. Their condi
tion not only nffects tho pcrman-
New Records Just Released ;
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"ItniTundv" ' Tim B. F. Goodrtch-Nlvcrtawn OruiiostKS
"Tohlgta's My Klght With Bsbr" Fox Trot
Wnrln(' PnHisalrsuUans
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CARR'S
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I . FREE DEMONSTRATION
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c
the price in advance,' you can ask to be shown
the goods "as advertised."
ent set, but 'thft presoht health of
tho child. . .. .' -f.
Karly to bed uhd plenty of sleep
In airy rooms. -, ;
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SUE'S, JiO, FIAPrtH
PHlLADKlvPHIA
Hcuorlta
Kriiestlno Cnllcs, daughter of tlm
president of Mexico',' resents being
called a flapper and ultra modern;
sho regards herself simply us u
modern girl, ' - .
Out-slandinti
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Advantages
No wear on clothes;
Simple easy to under
stand; - .
Quiet,;
AH-metal wringer; '
Wash and wring at same
time;
No heavy' parts to lift;
Washes heaviest and most
v delicate clothing equal
ly well. ; i v ! '
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