La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. August 5, 1926. miinnii nmnvmri rTJCTi'WTrww 'YtftgoiSjxi! r. : 11 PICNIC TO BE AUG. 12 UNION. All. 4. 8Mc!ul) Tim I'liion Old I'olk'n annual ntcnli' In lo lie liolil In I ho (l.io.lbrnil lake Krnvo n will; rrnm Incluy Tlillm iluy. Aniens! IS, II " l''ill'''l nt it inoillnif or I Ik- virion commit tors III rlmrRi ) -1 t TiM'Hilny nt the homo nf Mm. H. A. I'uravl, Thin nrrnlr fnr ull 'MTly pi'oplo M-ho cant to iiltnml, Ih linlil i-iu-h yrar umlrr till' npiinnorshlii or llii' Tnlon W. r. T. I ., with Mm. Mln nle Itiilnl 111 rhaiB". VarinuH nul ilnitH an nillcl upon lo riirnlnli transportation to I how old rli; iin:ill(i lo K'-t llirr" oth'-rwlHi', anil a froo "fpt'il0 Ih part of an i-la-Ijoiato prOKrain of i nli rtaiiiiiicnt. Arrfi.,i'-,ili-ntll iirp lii'lnlr liiaili; tll'.H yi-nr for an oiiihIiIp K.-iik.-r iih w. II I 1V1VK, (Hnwlnl) Mr. iiml Xlin. un noino duIhIiIi- liil. nl. Ouuii.i C. I A. W. .Murpliy lire III" pniinm of I'ratt. of l.a flnimli'. him ui'ii'i I In Imhy con bom lo llifin Tuesday, the. Invitation lo slnR and play the July 2". Iianjo cxli niliil by tin' cnli rtaln Jiik, miffli li'iil for any Known nr. loil of tliu day, may lo mwli' a con. Blunt reminder lo tule water. Tim fit 1 1 n i'kh or mnpl Iiu'mh of the volnn on the. Ijuelt of tlie liiind, or the volume of the pillHe, may be inude il kuiikii of Hie niipply of riilldu In the body. Water may be taken ut uny uBii euble ti in perat lire. Very .'old ilrlnkH Hlioulil be laUen lowly, en. peelally If one be overhealed. Hot ,li IiiI.m ahoulil not bo holler than iuii bo eoinfortubly li'I'l III Hie mouth,' for very hot fluids Injure tlii! lluiiiK of the moinaeh. A moil urate amount of uul'-r at liieoltliiie doeH no linriu. If purlly of Hie avallalile ilrlnk Inir water U iineertuln, It eun be made nafo by bullliiK. itml he flarl fled by flllerillB. Tile Julie of iiriiflL'i H. elllOllH Or Oilier I mill. may be nildeil lo meke Ihn wuler more palatable. Sets High Jump Record COVE PERSONALS . mont poininlllee, of wbleh Mia. Vlolu 1'nrker In ehairrnun. .Mem I. era of tlio bnmiuet eoiiiinltleo In clude Mm. Hairil, Mrs. Ilonur I'lieniy, MrK. Vivian Kennedy, Jlrs. Helle'Wrlulit, .Mis. Lilly Cross and .Mrs. K. V. Multox. The sponsors plan to feed up. wards of 2.10 persons this year, nearly US' many huvlnir allendeil Inst year. The full entertainment proKi'aiu Is to be aiinounei il eurly next week, It was said. HEALTH TflK VAI.IT. Or DltlXKINti ; vati:ii (liy llowliiml II. Iliurls, M. I)., Ilallle ('iii'li, Mich.) Milliliter (.organ Mt-iimrliil liill(iili Mrs. ft. P. Miller, of Lll r.raililc, who formerly llve.l here, was vlslt tnit friends at I'ovp last week. Mrs. Mary Wimner has sold her residence hero to her Kralldson Kl- jmi-r I'ulp. for I2iiii. .Mr. ruin wllh his dautfhler anil her lius .bunij, .Mr. tuid Mrs. Roy Packlcr, will iiiuke their home there. Mrs. Wnifnci' lias sold lier ranch below Cove to Churles Klslicr for $20,000. Mr. Hind Mrs. .lad lloatson. Jr.. silent all lust week In rortlnnd. While there .Mrs. lloatson was un iler the cure of a specialist. .Mrs. T. 1. Ilrouirliton, who has been vfsltllli; relatives hern and In Ui (rrande, for the past mouth, will return to her home nl Hose billB this week. Iler ilnllt'llter. Mrs. Mary Kail, or I'erry. will ac company hero lo Itoseburir. They will make the trip by .into. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilerl Knll. of Per ry, vlslled at I'ove Monday. Till H-Vfar-olil Kil l' Mi-t (t worlil rffoii for t he .rimnin lith ' jump liy U-aplntf GTwl IncltcH In it n-cffit irtit'k ami tu-M moi-t ut ('MciiK-o. Tlio pri'vlouM mark of 4 fn-t 1 1 Ti Iiu Iuh wuh wt In tho I'lilluflflp'ilii. KWini't a ft wo.. Iih no. Tho yotilhrul poconl-linldi-r Ih Mhh Viola KilwnrdM, it eoinpufallvoly iii-wromrr in woiut'n'a allilcilOH. . Dishonegt Bankrupts Hit by Amended Laws NKW YORK, Aittf. 6, (AT). Kraudiilent bonkruptolos, which linvo b"H'n a thorn in tho Hldo of honoHt bxutUictut lor many yoar, will furo iovro wMhuckn in am inrlmontn to tho pronont Iuwh which will Iicpomo oporatvo Au KU8t 27, IJankmptoy lawH ortflnally -worn oonlructol to aiJ honest dobtom In rrfplnjf thomKOlvoH of Inxur momitahli obstacle. However, la-ica uttrlhuliible to fraudulent bankruptcies huve conHlltnted "u, n-ul nienaeo to the buslneHS wtnio ture of tbe nation," savh tho Am erican IiiHtltutn of Account. (.'ompMInt riKalnbt the present law, which the accountant aHHert the amendmcntH will rectify, in elude the following: That they do no; prevent tbe making of collimivc petitions filed by friendly or fictitious creditor! at tho request of the debtor; they fall to prevent tho inaklntr of frau dulent compositions favoring cer tain creditors: they prevont easy discharge from bankruptcy in spltn of violations of tlie bank ruptcy act; delays are encounter- 1 hi settlliiK Mstates; ailintnltrii- tlon costs sometimes are excess ive and there is an alleged lack of prosecution. Tho amendments -provide heavier penalties In some -instances - . for fraudulent practices than under the uld law. and fix responsibility Ut others with a vh-w to eaer prosecution of tniilly parties. Snorlns is due largely to lazi ness, lack of cKerclse, and overeat, ig, accord I UK to a prominent phy sician. ' Don't Replace that broken lamp globe by another of the same quality. f'ome. in and let us sliotv you tbe new luinihle Na tional .Majcda Inside Krnst I fillip. Moiv I. licit t le tter IJwtit Jnil- i'lefliitil l4i-t lingi'r J4SS 11 icy La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. Running Again Our New Foundry is completed and in operation. Our machine shop is temporarily located in our ware house. . We ean handle liliicksmith, Weldinff, l oundry and Machine Work. La Grande Iron Works; Tool Steel - Snaiiing - i p " Siiiitliina: Coal a mm Safvtij miwwmgQ J Lamwnamu vj rii.vi:i. iv .Moron STAtii: iJi-mmle for.l.,,.1 ..ml Wallowa I, - :' Zv Iiiki-r mill IKilw - U :.. M- - " ; ' ' linker mil) - , l! C!" . IVli.llcto.. - ll:00A.M.-:l:MI'..l. - :30P.SI. t oun. ctlon at V, n.llelnn for Walla Walla. I'aseo and Port land; at roiijand all points Mouth and North. I.u (iimiilc lleiMit riione Till) All .Modern Oiair V Stllifcs. III ' & (Jrover Uliffey, of I'ove, Hpenl l'ew people lake loo much water, . Kuuday on lite Minum. Ibiffey Is and many drink not. half enough. cashier of the rove Hiate Hank. Water to drink Is a dally need j The Kev William M, Hradner, for which there is no substilule. It , accompanleil by his fa I her, who Is maintains the volume of blood In j visiting here, left this week with th body by making good the con-()) Cove and I'liion boy scouts ror 'slant loss of water through lungs. J P'.tln and kldmys. Water Is lie sary for the r moval of the wattle products which result from iihis- :ijhir and menial neilvily. Lack of water lends to thirst and fnlntness. and, if long continued. m:iy cause failuue, resllessneM. and general! bodily discomfort. Such fi'Statlomi are pi-omplly relir water. eks camping trip on t'ather- Ine ei"Cek. Mr. and Mrs. McHaln left 1 Thurcd'iy for the SI II ton-Kree wat er section where I hey will work in I the fruit. ' Mr. and Sirs. Leslie IVck, of Imbler, spent a few days at. Cove maul- lust week. -d by I Among the .Tlvaro Indians of Water Is required in proportion , Ke.iutdor, a wife. If neglected by to I lie weight of the body, nnd Hum her husband, often feeds him a peed Is aiigmrntcd by n dry and peculiar concoction which turns salty tlt- i, hy active i en iHe, and j him Into a driveling Imbecile, f?us ly Imt weather.- The neeessliy forjtnm permits her to marry another Vater Is grcntly Increiineil by In- innn If her husband becomes a lu factions In mouth. nos! nnd nntle. Tim former hushantl bo thront, liy revern,. mid by various comes a servant, of the newiyweds. other "alltni'iits. i . M .' - To maintain vigorous health, mil Thousands of motorics will en jidulL slioubl drink, In every Loy learning a Itetrolt luoiormah liours, al least eight kIumhi-s of wa-iwas killed for reckless drlvlnc Mc Williams ' 'Biitter-Hbt BREAD vnicka$ButtrSttttasaNut" Order Today From Your Grocer! ler of eight ounces rfach. Knr jwaking hours, this would be an uvenige of one-half glass an hour.) Nature Is Kind in those who do hot drink water, In supplylng-lt In large pereenlane 'n fruits, . vege- ' tables and milk. When water fin the body Is abundant, part of the! excesses stored In the 'large mus-j Tics of the buck and thighs, and . Is returned in the circulation as the volume nf the blond Is grad-! ually depleted. I It is worth while to cftlahlMt n 1 water-tlrlnklng habit. The hourly striking of a clock, or some re- j gulutiy recurring event of the tiny, i limy lie made the call to drink. I Water In n pitcher or in a thermimi i 1 Mfta--.. i.iva , i One fanner (hat happens to tie a earpeuter buuubi rel, geceu and .yellow nuttt paint in paini hi 1n. He pah) Hie sum nl Kl.;tl.! His blfilbcr-lll-law Isiugbt Die rel mid jellow to pa hit bK luiulHr wngtm. Me paid Alter they put I heir K 1'iiie of paint in a Im mid got leady lo siait off, 1tuv Niltl, "ibis iiitieh pain wiMihl liatn cvtsi us Stt. .VI any way." It U lots of run lo huv. rait hnjikmpt Moek or palm nu-l n mink on ii ean. SI. Hi, and wll the Mtnie can for 21c. There Is no wonder Ibat people come In from rend let on, I nicrprie and IlllktT to get Ibeir bulblei'.s snp plleH at rock -hot lam prleiw. e never lake nn sMt al pains in "jewing" nnotie down lo boy iua Urlal cheap. People Uuou wt wJI rejtMinable and they Ju-i im turully throw bargains oi;r utiv' to Imi UiiimsI oer nt light nlu IteineiulHT w hen imi until to re-roof the mIihoI hoiie. the lioiiu or ham. we are -cilinx' l.xiflng in competition to the iw t big mall order houses. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. j TIim Vttnr Alnii.i I'iIimkI" Near J'.Miiidry. I'houc Main 2IH JVo Siiinln Itiiftiitv. Beware of that man So-and-So You hear of So-and-So everywhere. Somebody complains of So-and-So's tooth paste; someone else wants to sell you a second hand So-and-So automobile. So-and-So's shoes, So-and-So's gar den hose, So-and-So's fountain pens versatile man, So-andSo ! So-and-So doesn't advertise. He pivmlnvns s.nlnemnn wlm say thinps. But So-and-So doesn't go on record about any thing. Not he! You buy a So-and-So vacuum cleaner. It doesn't vac, or it doesn't clean. Well, what of it? So-and-So didn't say it would. You saw it. You bought it. Caveat emptor! Beware of the products of that man So-and-So! When a man believes in his product he usually signs state ments about it advertisements. He tells what his product does, how it does it, why it can do it. Then he follows it with his name, and address, in good plain print, "Bill Jones, maker of." You're safe in buying from Jones, lie's out in the open nothing up the sleeve. He advertises. You know exactly what you're getting before you pay for it. Read advertisements al ways. Back of them stand the Joneses not the So-andSos of the world. 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