La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 11, 1926 CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three 1 s Little Miss Dutton Entertains x Utile MUs -Nancy luittoll, 'daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. 11. J,. Dutton, was hostess to a few of In-r neighborhood irlemls yonlcr day afternoon honoring li'tr fourth birthday anniversary, (lames wcro enjoyed out ui uoots limn uiui in llic uiurnoou, when the children were m-iiM'il around a prettily dec orated table ami were served lo ilainly refreshments. A pretty pink birthday cake, with rmir lighted candles wns tho principal feature of the luncheon. , Drill Team Holds Meeting Twenty members or the iliill team of the l-adies auxiliary to the tlrntlicrhood of Hallway 'rrnlnmcu me) ycslerday afternoon nt Kagh-s hall for a practice meet ing. Thi' t.'iim win exemplify the drills at the state I'nion meeting of the organization to be held hero Tuesday, .September H. , After tin practice yesterday af ternoon tin? -women were, taken to the home uf Mrs. I tunnel) lavy on tak street, where . refreshments w rf' served, i ' ' "'.,' Party Compliments Miss Brown -. Mrs. JiiwH liriiwn, . who lias been spending the past month In I.U Ctanili'. was honored with a fare well party given hy her cousin. Al rs. V. K. Sa 1 Ish ury en rly t Ills' week ut her homo hero. Card, gatm-M were I lie principal diversion , of the evening. A Hhort fnunicul program was also given. I Those present were: M rs. 11 nth .! 'j. Spencer, .Mrs. Charles - Thomp- non, ami. ilauMhtmv Lucille, Mi's; i Martha '(-"ox, .Mrs, Charles' Stoop ami . soil, Howard;' Mrs. Hess llrown, Mrs. I.i-c Carroll, of Hunt-'! Ingion, Airs. Austin Arnctt and the hostess, i Lodge Members in Annual Frolic , The Neighbors of Woodcraft and their families held their annu al pii-nic at tin 1'ine I'ono picnic grounds Sunday, l'eoplo begun to arrive during the morning hours fund at one o'clock more than 100 Isal. ilown to the basket dinner. After dinner 1 here were races ,Vor all. frizes were offered for ihe winner in the fat women's race .and the free-for-nll women's race. IMim. Ijieitt ltuell. winner in the fat .women's race, was given a sack of j flour donated hy the Joel grocery Minerva Says Did you see the w 1 n d o w for prices on dress slippers, if not it will pay you to couie down and look tit t hem. I am giving you a good chance to get a pair for a little money. We are selling lots or these shoes now, because I he prices and patterns are Inviting to all. Small profits and quick profits is our motto. We move tots of shoes these days. Hoe window that tells the si ory. I 'ay cash and pay less. THE B00TERY You furnish the feet and the money, we'll do the rest. Leather and Rubber Belting Canteens and Water Bags F. L LILLY Hardware Mala 83 W4u FOR HARVESTING Novel Trimming Th newest amonr neck fa thi square mrnminjr with a triangle cut out In front and fin lulled with . . straight line In back.' ohmpany, and Vivian Harris -was given u,tlcket to lhe Arcudc then. tiv as flrHl firhctt- in thlfv free for all woiivn's race?', A shoe raco: and sjiek '.pice were -uld: features, of , l lie afternoon. Games anil hwIiii inlnK wfro'ulHo 'njoyed during thh afternoons ; ' ;, At -about.' seven o'clock tho pic nlckorsv returned to' their homes hero. - , . ' , COVK, (Spoehil)' rive Ladles' ftulld Hpeht a pleasant' afternoon at tho 'A-sceiiNion grpvu: last'Thurs: day :il'i rnooit. va short hiisinesH seKslon.. was. held, during tho early part of the afternooiii affer which the afternoon wUs spout' socially. A plciile luncheon wits ut. eat tiro of the nfternoon. , ' Th080 prewejit were: Mrs. I M. Laird, Jdrs. I K. Anderson, 'Mrs, A. O. Conklln, Mrs. T. It. Conk- Itn. Mrs. A. 11. Orton, Miss Hess Kelly,- .Mrs. .William Hallmark. Mrs, L. It. Lay. Mrs. J. K. Mills. Mrs. J'Jdna :Conklln, Mrs. J., If. Iean. Mrs. T. ( Jlefly, Mrs. A. li. hanlels, Mrs. It,' U. Daniel, Mrs. Itertha l'roctor and Miss Porothy Troctor. t - , rXlOX (Special) Tho Shu- tanka carnpfi4 girls und their guardian, . Mrs. : John Wortman accompanied by Mrs. Itoy (!onk liu and .Miss Kathleen Conklln, re turned Sunday from a week's, out- ins at Presbyterian Kbit.' Tho girls who mail"' 'the trip were:. Kdna and Kdith .Choency," .Uludytf Wort man,' Kthel '.Conkliu, f Frederlka Sialiu l.ois Gamble, 'Alyrtlo Jones, Tlteltna Jenkins 'and , KIriora Hut chinson. N. ')-; - Announcements - " So4al announctoiHTiiO may 1k irliit4l lu tills -column frvci Of cJwirgVi Any . aiutouiKv UiciilH ptotaliUng to any fuue Uoils such at, cmikwl ttntd salcn, ntc, will rtfusHl. . An- a(nuirmi(uts to he prtnlnd (liei Mimn Hay, - must To In society ilUnr's' bands hy tt:00 oVJocU. Siywn wlltor's nolo. Tho Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran ! church will meet Thursday after noon at two o'clock at the. homo of Mrs.. John Lottos. 1805 Kourtli KtreeU -.All members are requested : to be presepL . . ; -. . British Women Divided As To Proper Apparel ( Ity Tlioi Artsoclatcri I'h-sh) Ttrltlsii women lippMir to be' di vided as to the style of drcs they shall ail opt'. . One m'Citon favors men's styles. HesldeH going .In for the latest Kton hairerop, accom panied by flat strands of hair down tho cheek, llko men's sldewhlflkers, they buy their collars, ties, felt hats, twecd'sults, walking fanes and even dressing gowns ut men's shops. A further rnflsculine touch are cloth gaiters reaching to the Women's Oldest hygienic problem now (olved a new and different way true protection. Dispose of it as ; - easily as tissue. THE old-time "laniurjr pad" is fast becoming a rarity. Millions are discarding it as a iicedirss hazard. I "KOTEX," a new and remarkable way. it now used by 8 in HI better class women. Discards as easily as a piece o1 r tissue. No laundry. No embar rassment. It' l fk't timet ax rinorbntl i tWi iwry rafftm fytdsl You dine, dance, motor or hours in sheerest (rocks without a secoud's doubt or fear. ; ft deodorizes, too. And thus stops ALL danger of offending. You ask (or it at any drug or de partment store, without hesitancy, I simply by saying K.U 1 j Do as millions are doinfr. Knd old, insecure ways. Knjoy hie every ' day. Package o( twelve costs only a (ew cents. IKOTCX No Sister Mary Says: tlly Sb.rr Jlnry) llreakfiu' O.-mUk1 i'i ce whole wheat cereal, thill civald, French onulel. t ested fin, milk, cof fee, Lun hm r a pudding, en dive sa tail, bran hiv.td, baked peaches, huiteracntett cookh s, milk. leu. Dinner Lamb chrpa, new 1 ur- nips In cream, baked stuffe I p-p-1 pers, raspberry h.ivarian cream, lilafn cake, graham br-'iid. milk, coffee. If tho peppers are .-duffed with a macaroni or rlca mixture I hey be. come a nnrt of "two ri om" dish and make the serving of potato' s ii a necessary. (lelatlne dess rlt (' lempllr and easy to make. During hid wen! her a longer period of time must be allowed for them lo stiff en l ban Is calculated lu cold wea ther. Kill! eluht hours lu the re frigerator or even longer niut be given lo a gelatine dessert or s:;lad lo insure the desirable firmness Two cups raspberries, 1 cup cur rant a, I cups powdered sugar, I cup w hipping cream. I U- table spoons granulated gelal Ine, one. half cup cold water, few grains salt. Scab berries ami currants and rub through a siev., Hofien gela tine In cohl water. ftehcat fruit juice and stir In gelatine. Uemove from the ft re and stir until gela tine Ih . perfectly dissolved. I.et stand until cool aiid beginning to jelly. Then .fold in cream whipped until stiff with a few grains of wait. Turn Into u mold light ly ' brushed with olive oil and let stand until thoroughly chilled and linn. Uemove from moid and lorvo garnished with fine berries. HEALTH till. ix Hi:i,.vrnxrovi:i(iiir (Itv It. It. Klnio, M. I)., IiiikIo. I'hi.) Mrnilior fioivas Monioi-iiil lustfuilc .In. uiiHili.n Inn rltfrl litil tU'ttfin 111 ono'g usual wrlKlit Is a uarninK that something Is wrong with the body machinery. A physiclal exam- ( 1 ",,M rsu imnce orcuesira. KSN, 1'asadcna, cm. (l.'i.m. Inatlon will generully reveal thci M'W H. IIII'wmhI. Inl. (252m- Oatlkc). S-0 p. in., musical ' pro abnormal condition. llimikc). H-!i. p. m.. program, Mc-',,ram rhlimbl,r r commerco. weight, naturally, while It seems to be natural for others lo be fat. This Is partly the result of heredity and, if not a marked departure from the average weight, l not a serious menace to health. Once you understand the char acteristics of food yon appreciate, for example, why some people need more meat than others, and why otheis should eat meat spar ingly and more carbohydrates. ; Now protein, largely contained in meat, furnishes material . for growth and repair of tissues. Kuts and carbohydrates, which are the sugars and st niches, on the con- irary, furnish material for energy of the body. When more prnleln Is eaten tlun (he body needs, It Is not usually stored up In the body; which Is exactly what happens when car bohydrates and fats In excess of body needs are taken. Increased weight, then, is most often the re sult of eating too much fats ami carbohydrates. Should you increase exercise without Increasing fals and car bohydrates in the dirt, the addi tional demand is supplied by mat erial stored up In the body. A loss of weight results. Hut without the proper guidance of your physician there is grave langer depriving the body of nec essary food retiuiremenls. Hesist- iince is lowered ho that the body in a prey to disease germs . ' Should fats and carbohydrates be reduced at the same time ex ercise is Increased, there Is a double demand on the body stores. This situation must be handled with care, especially If (here is any disease of vital organs. In reducing the wise physician first determines, by physical t x- arnination, the condllion of heart. blood vessels, lungs and kidneys, because over exercise ad marked reduction of diet in diseases of these organs may easily produce serious results. If ho determines that the amount of carbohydrates Is to be lowered, he will do so and Increase the hullty foods by ordering such things euten as turnip, and beet greens, spinach, lettuce. string beans, cabbage, vie. These bulky vegetables lessen hunger and nlo net ns a laxative. The same genera I physiological principles, may be applied to In- erense. weight. Ir living a seden tary life under mental strain, in crease, lessen the mental s! rain, giving periods of mental rest, and get plenty of rreiih air and sun light. knee for morning wear. Another section of womankind is veering tow arris feminine "fluff- Iucrm" In dress. Clowns are now be ing worn wilh lace chiffon and longer skirts with frill, while the old -fashioned poke, bonnet and fichu an- often r- -n for evening wear. Queen Mary Is considered n sll..ln At 1.,-t.. u Link lu best exemplified by her conserva- tism In Jewelry. Hho never, for Instance, wears the famous Knh-i- j noor diamond ut th panic time us 1 the Creat Star of Africa, hr Ih-vlng i that these too Immense gems ' would ho overpowering and even I Inartistic win n -u In conjunc tion. Khc still ronitniHH to wear white gloves, white shoes and white hose when she wears a dn-sN of white. It has been rommentctj that her style seems more accurate than that of the fashion leaders who combine mushroom hose nnd .nakcskln shoes with white drs- LITTLE PETER AND I'uunti'Ms .MilllciMil ltoR'.ra Sulin von llomrslnii'tin M n'.-pho-tiiKiiiphi'i' sn:ip hi'i- wllii hi r son. III t Ivtcr, nt Iiihi. Tliry 'iv at Hmithuiiipton, I.oiik lHlun.l. I'liuliliy yonnKatiT, fli? Radi 10 rill ltSDAV, ArorsT 12 Mountain Slnuilmil Tlini' Stnllous I K().. Doiiht, Colo. IDIIlUc), li:30 p. in., illnni'r conceit, '""' i ''"' "-"f on-ncatra. I'iK'iiic Miiniinrii 1 11111 unions KM. Los Aun'h'N. ('ill. (ttlilll IM2ki'),' T-S p. in., liailio Hoys' dance orclH'MIra: S-il. draniatlc "D"r rnuiB by Arthur l'o'n: !-M. comic opera favorites; 10-11 lunvin uros. na aeries; :i-mi, pro- gram. Chapman's Ice Cream; 5 lo-l 1. Warner Brothers frolic. . IU.O, Oakland. Oil. (:UU.'Jm H.tdkel, ; p. im. Hem's Little Sym- !" phony orchestra; S-':i. vacation j program; Hilly Mason, ban joist; ! Kishin- .lime 'like; VOV male I here to go this Summer Let us help you plan your vacation. Get a copy of "Oregon Outdoors" illus trated vacation guide, from your local agent. Profit by low summer fares and fast, comfortable serv ice to the beaches and other resort playgrounds. Ask about the low fares to California and the East, Southern Pacific JOHN M. SCOTT, Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager, Portland, Oregon That Spare Room Is it rold and uninviting Is it. dull and miite ton solemn Then the Holding Is prob- ably at fault. I's-rllaps a new fixture and some better, brighter globes will do wonders for It. We have (hem to har monize it h any room. La Grande Electric Co, 1412 Adams Ave. XkYlT THE COUNTESS! trio:- li-l 2 . l'hll Lumpkin's Music al lit-lirS. ' K(iV. .I'ortlllllil, Ore. (101.5m (linkc), n-7'p. in., dinner coucort; li-to. vun'itevllle eiilai'tnlnn-.ent; 10-12. iiililnlKlil. Spunluli bullroom. ' K 1 1,1. I.ns Aimele.M, fnl. (405.2m ;iiiK), :30-7::io p. m., t'ncle John mill" the children; 8-10, Zoellner Htrlntr nuartet: 10-J1, l-leCfner's Kliunylulld Hevcn. , K.V.V, llollywnoil, Oil. t':l.1I.Hm 8!)OI(i'), p. in., Onitliuy Ceutio Clrcll- tlti'ater orftnil;. , b-ft, pro Kraiu, Itiuall and Vesellch, -3-1Q, jdrlir-liutturwoi'lh proKi'itm; 10-11, (Edgewater culb; 11-12, Ambnssa- f ildP lintel il;ir. ! ni-iliial ni There's a Harvest of 8 ii Appealing Goodness raj - '. , mm I Butter -Net " Order Today '','0'" 'mlr fifMI' 1 aT at'e '-a Orandc by , 1) ill La Grande Bakery :: 'tm K. J. McWILUAMH, Prop. yFS Ifeat AVave in Kansas ? " Temporarily. Broken WKKIM, Kun. AUK. 11. AI'). 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