La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'Wednesday, August 25, 1926. EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee TMea 1 if Union Couple Married Here i Miss, I ton It. i Joiipk ami Ji-wp Irftvclai'c, Itoth of I'nion county wt-ri tjiilotty nmrrii'! ycst onlay noon at. the l'irst ltutlHt clmrcii inunsP, tho Iti'V, tioorKTt Albert I'ol hird, pallor of tlio church, cif flflatlnjc. Tho young- oounlo wiw tn4(OiMwu)Uil Ity tlio hriili'' motlu r. MrH. Charles .IniicM. Thoy will nutUo ' their linmc at l'liton. " Neighbors to Initiate Ten wur meinherH will he Initi ated Into tln NriKhWors of Wooil oraft lodtje 'niumlay owiiing when u met'linp Tor that purpose will he .hold at the K. V, hall hero. The drill loam, appearing for the find time In their new rohoit, will put on the work. Aftor the Initiation ' oeremonies the remainder of the ovenliifr will ) spent pocinlly. liofreshinentH will he Herved. ' -Cove .Special) Menihei-H of the ' TadteH'. fluHd Rave 'a.', dollchlful tjarl at French hall Satiird iy .v-niOir hnnnVlnff . Mr. and Mrs. 'Attel lioynohlrt and daughter, loou; of. Providence, II. I., who are y Isi II n w here rihkIh ill the home of thev Uev. and Mm. William Mur ray,; Ttradner. .-. Tho hall wim prettily decorated for the . occasion with ImuriuotM of.Xeill was hortteks to. a party, of , rOlden. Klow. I'Mve hundtvd wa.s j out-of-town women l'Vhlay. The the principal illvornlon of the eve- j afternoon was npont vIsitiiiK during n Ins1 after which rfrohmentrt ' which time dainty refreshment wrr,o served. . .were Kerved. The kmchIm were Mrs. Those present besides the honor ! Hrift ,oinMtock,MrR. Lulu Itutter puests were: Mr. m Mrs. 1. H; Andi'inon, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mills, , IMr.'lind Mrs. T. it. Con-kiln, Mr. i and Mrs. Uvnn 'hadwiok, Mr. and J Miy., J-. J-l, Itarkor, the itev. and Mrs. r; M. liradner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ti: Orton. Mrs. C. Hcrtsch. Mrs. ; A. i. Oonklin. Mr. Kdna Conic , lib. Mrs. J'anllnu IMlllmnn, A. C. fonklln and O. (1. Ktackland. . , ' ' , 1 t,roye '(.spocial) Mrs. Willlnm M. TJradner . entertained iho members if the ladies' tlulld on Thursday afternoon honoring her mother and I stslor, M rs. A he I Kcynolds and , -Miss Helen l'.oynold., of Provl- 1 'donee. It. I., who are visiting here. I The rooms were decorated . with lovely Rtirden flowers of the sea- son, Kladlnhis and calendula pre dominating. A; Klve hundred wnfc played lit uvi tables with Mrs. J. I-V Dean win trim? 'hlfrh score. After the Knmes flelielous refroshmenls were served. The women present wore: 'Mrs. i Ueynolils, IIhs Itoynolds,. Airs, 15, ; Keos, Mrs. J. K. Dean, Mrs: It. 11. liaulo), mIks Florence Severs, Mrs. li. J. Knrker, Mrs. Xh' K. Par Jier, Mrs. T. f. lb-fly. Mrs. A. U. NATIONAL PARK IN Sutitltf rn Utnh liuiidrrtts ofsqutire mile of niarvrlouly vtilmt-tl iwnkn, tUiasnis, tirrrucrs miJ vwtl4cilrttl tjiicituikc up Uic oca itc wwiilera vf ZION NATIONAX PARK frftYCB CANYON CCDAfl UHEAK KAiBAB POHEVT KOKTU HIM or OIAND CANYON All ftarhrd via the Union Purifk-. Si lmlukd tuiii uttuid m iurspcu&ivc vmlhIioii. Law rMia4utp fares. end ron mEc illustratko BOOKLET and let us help you arraniie every detail of the tcur. Include tliia iide trip on your way etiat. Agent I .a Orainle. Ore. lt1tOCxH'H.'$Tftku:.A.'Bl Mi merva ays We have now In stock 3 rompleto run of idzea and Widths In Menlhan Arch Aid Slippers for women. These are the shoes you hear o much uhnut that correct nenrly all foot trou ble. There are over 1 Women In I -a (irunde wiio wear nothing else but Arch Aid Shorn. They have found the shoe which Rives per fect comfort to the foot, and lonff wenr. Once worn .il ways worn. THE B00TERY Is So A (rent lw thn Areti-.4ld Minm. Vmy Cmsh and I'ijt I-e.v. Spuntov Silk Hosiery tlwt kind )-mi' Uke PACIFIC VACATION ROUTE, Hi Ostrich Leather Uii strapped bag of r ..! vrowa alrlch ltkUitr i a xuA'city la: U till. Conklln. Mm.f H, Tonklln, Mrs I A. II. r.rton,,.li. Jiortse'lv.Mru. MIkh. K. J4iw)On,: .Mitts Ij61h l.awfion. MIhh Mildred.-T'ayton. Min. L. K. 'Anderson, Mth. J. K. Mills ond Mrn. Kdna t'onklln. ' ' j rove (Spociul)---MrH.' Arch 3Nlc ; , l""'1 ihuem-, Mrs, Jxnilne. ay, . ti nu Mrs. Itost1 ThompHOn, of l.a Grande. . Announcements ;"' Roelal aiinonricenientH niay ho M-inUMl in ihiM fohunu five of rlittip. Any announce menu penahuji- to auy fnuc Uons such as rooked food sales, etc., will, Ijc refiiscsl. An nouncements, to be irrlntixl the same day, must le lu society (Nil tar's hands by 9:00 o'clock. News minor's note. The J .;ull on' Aid KOcio.lv Of the.' Lutheran church yAl meet at the. home of Mrs. Kred Pohrman, lflOl Adams avenue, Thursday, August I'll. ' Miss Mary Taylor will he linstes to the members of . the Atlrel 'hnrsday af-, Iidles'. Aid society Thursday tcrnoon, August 2fi. The mombf rs of the O. I. A. will liold a picnic 'rlday,- Aupust '21. .if tkA I ' - .1 . . I 1 1 ,, JIU-llIU fcHJIUMI?, 'formerly the oounlry-cluh! r:very: one Is asked to. bring- . a,, basket lunch. Memliers will meet at tho J. O. O. R hall at 1 o'clock. Modern Styles Tend Toward Healthi'ulncss (Hy The Assm jnlnl licss) llohhed hair and short skirts as on influence on thc.doa.th of wo men art emphasized In tho annual health report of the London Coun ty Council. "Dame Fashion." ' declares the'brlslle with the importance of lu rt port, "would appear to have 'brtcatioit of nutomoMtos, and re- I taken counsel with the l.ady Hy.'pair shops and' foundries work j trefu. l''orm.eriy in many wavs the f merrily on to replace the worn out vaparloH of feminine modes struck plenes which, even with the jfreat deeply at the roots of health and j' Mt euro, ivo way under dally sapped the vitality, especially- of si rain. And yet Iho human body Is jrfii in ami yum IK women.' Iliey Oie- j iii-ii iin- eniiipreiviion ni vnai or- :rHiis and the liinltmlou of freedom: of movement. "The result was f en-In malfor mations iand dlsea-vs very preval- ent In the population, .The disap. wateh ever used In Kentucky, hut pojirniieo from the dres of k1Hs there Is no store which sells a fln of constricting devices such an Ker, an eye. a kidney, or Indeed, a corseiM and Riirters has had a very small snip of human skin for the KTcat effect In Improving hot h physique and .hoallli, A i-pvIow of the pcrio.l from IS;,n In 195 filmu-M tho ijrruud.il flfollno in llio ftrcth rain from in loon in 1S90 to 12 por inyo in 102".. Women's Safety from Ion of charm under trying hygienic condition secure thU way. True pro tection discards like tiue SCORES of women's disor ders are larKely traced to day to old-time "aanitary pads," insecure and unsanitary. Eight in 10 better-elats women today employ "K.0TEX." Wear lightest gowns and frocks without a second thought, any day, anywhere. Discards as easily as a piece of tU&ue. N'o laundry. Five times as absorbent at ordinary cotton pads! Deodorises. Ends ALL fear of offending. You get it at any drug or department store simply by saying, "K0TEX." No em barrassment. In fairness to yourself, try this new way. Costs only a few cents. Twelve in a package. K O T e X No layndry-iisUcard likg Uttue 0 : -. Jr., vv ' ' j ThU Is the "typ:.al western girl," according to Caipara Puerto, noted Italian portrait. artist, who searched the west coast for her for weeks, lie met all of the society buds and failed to find the type he Imd Ideal teed as typical of the weutand then he found ibis nlrl, Miss Leona Katalle l'Viujer. sales,drl In a dvpartnient store. Since he gave her fatn ah has been deluded with requests as a model. ' . HEALTH NO KPAIti: PAItTS (Ity Itoliert C. lli-yan. M. I. Itiebmoiid, V:i.) ArmiMr t.oros .Memorial luslllute The human body is tho most do - llcatc. and beautiful maehtnery known. Mion to thinU of its dnvoloimient, vision, pie of . ' maneious lu arinK, taste.,, .smell, properties which in animate. ohjecMs cannol. possess. Abd slop to think of the lack of attention and care which this won derful machine receives from you. The cheapest' and smuileKl piece of-' mnehlner y, a plow point , is sr-raped and cleaned before usintf: a 1 1 bridges a nd la rire Klruet u ra I works are constantly beinir piilut ed, oiled and .parts replaced, be cause of the-wear anil lent of the elements and from the more fact 'of their existence. I The -engineer oris his locomotive itit-. regular stops advertisements mum vm ill rim, e:n mi' I "M" mhiiithnhih -a. ilisn-Kard which would not. be l,rlven the cheapest money-wrench. You can bay any purl of the most expensive automobile or the , smal lsnip of human sl;ln for the repair of some Bimple little ncraieh With the practical control of many infectious diseases ( which She's "Smilin'est The I'srlflc northwest chalhng's the rct of the Pacific alopo to produce a girl vith more unilln thnn Miss Rthcl Woodrum, tteattle'a "smilin'est girl." Hhe has to smile Gnon times a day or well, look at the sign. Jt'a In a iitllc drug store. , , . , .. , lonnoily O.-clmatnl tlio papula- Llfilin ill vermin iuiiiiiihb;i hh- litre of antilo.lns to combat disease 1h ' Its early stue, tho wonderful od- vantnK'S of selected eases for) surgical operations. It would snem iiinr il hm.riv en.nnorntinn on the ri nf oveivone would soon lii - j crease the span of life even more. j Hut scientific research, ' orffanlv Vailons and talks are of no, avail mil. von nii.l I exnreaM a desire, r... ii,;. nn-iiiv i.e:iith whieh It . -.Knnrn . V . ' . i linn ir.i -nnn t tin mni vifl lei rm dleal profe1oiWjJtoiilllM ywiod, Till: (:l latlon, or yearir'crhaul-JV p. m.. f'arTfiay the moil oxaiiihiation. iiiir. Ik the cornertjlone. beoaue It will, lu moiit nislanees, detect Im perilling illHaHtt-r, which mfiy.be prevented or permanently eured. ' School children have uii enforc ed lit fKilK.il Ion Oi -ih-ir ey tecl'i mi.) 1 1 1 - i . Thev :iie v.ic- cliuite.i in. other pr .Mimnns i Uiken for life mid heallh. Yet on re.aehliiK tiinlurhy, ihew griii eh.hlren r lib.Mii -iri -up bodleH apparently linskhiff in the I nine opinion that : tho huniun frame cannot wear out. periodic hen H h cv:i mi nu tin n bv the familv nhvsiehi-i w ill nrevent much II In-mm and add ma ly years to lif t. WO.MIIV Vl,AY HAIJi ' ItKDOitKO, N. Y. Women In the state reformatory have a bam1-' boll league with live team;.' Mc Clnnv would envy the liiHtltutlon for some of Its pit cherts, the super intendent Kiy.H. SI1K F.ATS ri.AMS IMtOVIIiKN'Cli. It. Air 8. TtoBC Ttoonev. of Central Kails, lrf the champion clam eater of these parlH. I She ate two pecks with a fork at a hake, ouldiHtancInK by eveji cluinn two men who ale with their fin gers, i Girl" Claimant 9 1 1 . and 5at be check All I "P m US. Sister Mary Says: UltKAKV'AST Baked earfl. broiled salt fish, creamed potatoo, eornmeal and wheat muffins, milk, ooffoe. il'N('HKOr Open cream cheoHo aandwlch. Jelly rail, maple fluff. IHXN'tiH RohhI Ior of lamb, mint Jelly, potato marbles In pnrs- ) ley bidtor. creamed carrots, eu- number salad, whole wheat, bread, peach mousse, plain rake, milk, coffee. ' This is a delleloiw rompony dln ner for summer ond with the ex. eeptlon of the salad the younp-m momber of the family who comes to the table may iartuke of all. the dbdics. - This Is worth conslderinK when for rhildren additional work and confusion la tlio result.. Muple fluff , Is a delirious nour ish infr hei ritBo for- a jtartioglarly hot and busy noon. .Maple Muff (Individual), Ono i-KK,' eup milk, 3 table spoons inuplo syrup. Heat yolk of c.Kg well with two tablespoons syrup.- gradually beat inu Jn -mllk. Ileal white of omr until stiff, heating In one tablespoon well- .'Pour into a tall k'uss and serve at once, . : , . ' - Tliis amount of syrup makes a very sweet 'drink, so use less att preferred". J.Tho milk should be well chilled to preclude the use of loo. opyrlKht, lfllMl. NKA Hcrv loc. Inc.) , - . . ; Radio THI KSDAY, Ai:fii:ST !! MounuUii siiuiilniil Tin"' sijiIIoiih r.MIC, Culicary. i'a. (4!is.ni- j(INKki-) !i:SO p. m.. 1 .11 Hi' Kyiiiphany OfCliOHlru. ' ' KOA. Hoinir, ' Olio. CI22.4111. oaiilic).. (i:50 1). m., llrown rnlace Htrl riR orchcHtnl. l'mlflr SlniKlmii Time stations. ONIVV. Vancoiivir, Can. (SDIni lO.IOki'). 1(1.11 p. m.. OuliRrol 11-I-mont opplioHtrn, t t KI"I, l.os AiiKi'li'i. f'al. (HIJiii (UUkc). 7-8 p. in.. Itaillo Uoys or rhoMlm; Ooo. O'lliiru. Bolnistj S-n. IKI-'I ilninin. hour: 0-10, flina. 11- j ninm, stp( Bulnr. ,.,,, ,.a,r.k. Marsh dance orchestra, Hetty pal rick, soloist. KTWR. Hollywood. Cal. (252m- Il90kc) S-9 p. m., protrram, "Mc On van llros. llnkerles; 9-10. pro- Kfram. Phapman's Ice Creams; 10- 1 1J, Warner, llrothers frolic, ! ,KUJ Aheles !. (-IO.V3m- "H.o)f- 0:.lt)-7:S0 .p.. in.. I nolo Jooil and the children; 8-l. Zocl. ineAtrlnK - timirtet; Harriet An- J.rtn - lri,. Hoprano; 10-lt, Heffner'H , u. .,.., Muatm iinii.-,'""M w - . tmi.ttm- f!ircle thenter oriran X-!l, protfra-m, Hi Kali and Venellch: J-1i. tttudlo program: 10-11, Kilffewuter club d atlee o rehewt ra ; 1 1 -1 2 , A in haHa ilor1 holel dance orchcHtrn. KISV, raMidena, al. (SCi.om 950kc), S-6 p. in., muaical proKram lurra-mred- by A.lhnmhrn, Mn.sonlc l.f"lKe No. 3 NKW Y 0 1 1 K Valentino In re. eelvliiK more newspaper Hpace than Mr. Kllot. Klnunclnl relunift from their wofhrt also offer a basin of eompnrlHon of popular approvol in in yearn him en m iir, r,nui n five-foot Hhelf of hool(8 huve total- cd K.L'SC.l 88. Preauin'ibly more I h:m that has been paid al box of- flcrH hy Valenliuo fans. In 10 yearn he. earned $2,&nn. finn repreHentliiKi .Hillary and part of the profltn of Iproducera. Some ) I'fi, 000,000 view one pici ure alone. Hlatixlicrt Bhow very few died from Hprlriff f-ver, but many vie .,,,, n,1(. 1(,,.ir i,ieomen cut off. p." ii tm-mmm tm Mattresses - Rugs I'loniiiit Iti'hulll I'VatJicr AlnMi-cKsc Made IMIIim-s ltMiovat4il I luff IIiik Mmlo fiiim old raJiMMM. Fumltiirn ltcnaln-,1 and Rnvt-ml. IjH Grande Mattress Sr. Weaving Works IJci-iLHtil r'umigHlor miom: 4h i-w Clia4. lUtwanLH, I'rop. Mc Williams 9 In BREAD "Rich asDutttr-Satttas a Kit " Order Today From Your Grocer OFFICE CAT & Junius : llnl ehei-k (jlri; "AnMi't ou iro lnv to ttlve ne m tip'.'. Why. tit ebamplou tllii-wnd of the town Hive mo a (lime. 1 rascllde old Rt-nllemmi i "He iltM'Kt Well, , llfMHI tlM IHkW elininjilun,1' 1 . ' Oarry; Who's yoitr new-rich neighbor? ' v Harry: Oh. he's n used prohibi tion officer. One m (Irttmle dumb' belle Is SO' dumb hUh thliks a doir show Is a place whero Udiea ; um lo ex hibit their feet. I'lttliably iwliin' pro v bleu a wo man witlt a . sltmblo 4'hlii m iliai hn one rWk tireU out slm can UMVtbe ulber one, - ' .-i l ". junk, Somit of them of .oonrseeta 4 Hd niovle JIlmM are sold u Junk. Hom of. Mhejn of course started like Hints i . -v ( ; ,. v.!, t i. Where In ' the world would - a bob 'haired bandit' rarry any" eon--cealed weapons? ." , . . . "Tm flrrfirerlnir on moving away;": sald't'y l'lppht of . lVa. ItblRO ; VI" aim tq loud the folks into-the woB irln pour a Kourilfiil . of -wn'ter oni tho fire, Rill the dops nhd liKht out Tor fiktahoniy.' - . . , What do you want to pro to Oklahoniy for, special?" asked-an acfiimintnnce. i ' I'Well. I'll just . tell you:- Tve used up nil the credit I had yure- abmits nmr horrled till I enn't bor- mmm rtruCariada toCicago Right into Chicago on the . '." " ' (usl 'Mouiiliiiuwr, .with t . . .I.ilif;lil. I'ip llinii'fih. fjmuas (."aiwJiu'i I'ucifu; 'i KitftiK- Wove Vancouver.. V-U C at 7:45 P m. on this f . tr 'ili'ndsily iipioijeu iruus, arrive ut prmcioui ay . point:, al convenient times: " ' enjoy the far-famed Ijnw diau I'ui'ilic acconiinodu- . Iiniu, und dinimj service tlie entire way. Canadian Pacific Railwav H.H.OcaunCoHAgaUPBiirlkA SSTMSt AfuHnKiiW AsrUassf Fur I'rewlil l)'' K"- A'' DESTROYS Flies. Mosquitoes Roadies STAN0AIUO.CONEWJt1lIIV 1 IL 1 HiN mi IT i- aRES WMu New Fall Hats . In Stjh'M Tliat Arc t llru. Kmart , ''. j l'rirtl fcl.Jj to VIA PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery ry nnth'n more, and over thero T don'ti know nobody and nObndy don't know me, so 1 aim to tttnrt all over orln." ; You never khw a married woman who was so near-sighted that she couldn't find fault. 8he; Why Is your volco so Mitirp V" ITe: "Itecouse I have been Irylny to g'i u word In edgewise for a whole week.' All rlht. kh Is; the more yon kisH now, (lift morn surely you'll won der at SO why life Ham lost Its kfcic. ( ThU country Is bono dry heransn one bone won't-buy anything worth WEALTHY AVI DOW ? WOULD WED AGAIN ' "Now'.thnt 'my. Htoiiuich troulili linn all dlHapprni-ed nnen ttiklliK u oourHo or. :Muyr''- I 'would ' ovi-n nonHldor' -KPtt'lnK. "inarrlpil Buli. I cannot Moll-, you Miow ; terribly i mirfored hofoWVIiiklnie H1I11 frrr-Ht remrily." It Is a Bimple, hurm Iohs pt-oparatlpn Hint removes tho eatai'i'hiil raneus from tho lntiia tlnnl tract nnd ullnys tho -Inrium-mullon ' which causes pructicully nil stoniach, liver and . fntcsllnul hillniontn, . including appendicitis. One doso will convince, or money Vi fupded,; At, nil drugsrlsta. AJv, The New Portable VICTROLA ' .'Price '' ' ' ' : $25.00 and $35.00 e07 :t FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. CHICKEN DINNERS- Hot Lake DR. W. T. PHY, drinklntrs : i! .'..-,. ' Oriiml opcm n Chicago lanl? yinr showi-il u ili flclt of H00.00O; wlillo Paul Ash, dumon exponent ' or tho nrt nf vxi. Is standing tlwru i out- nightly, which mny. or may not ' explain i'V.rythlng. .-' . Many a woman's homo would hiv.. luippii-r If Jit r liushand hadn't;; IHtirrltHl such a fussy old cat. ' You Owe It To Ypurself- To have some, of tho Con-'-vcnlcncos which will : male you glutldcr-to llvp, -- , ; ' How nlHiut is poroolalor ' v How aliont M waffle Irass -How nlxitit a lltcr , .At this season thPrp..aro Aomo wonderful bargains, In these.' , . . La Grande Electric: Co. "Evcrjrllilne F.locirlciir U12 Adami Aw. Outstanding; Advantages No wear on clothes: -Simple easy to under- stand; , Quiet; ' - AIt-netaI wringer; ', Wash and ming at same time; No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. fried in southern style, home raised spring chick en is now on the menu. Vegetables from the Phy mere gardens are served with it. Sanatorium Owner and Director. Ii