La Grande evening observer., August 27, 1926, Image 3

Friday, August 27, 1926.
LA GRANDE : EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society-News i health .
Stoddards Compliment
Ncv York Guests
..Mr. uml Mi-h. KIhut Htoddnril
unit' Air. ami Mih. Kttrl Stoddard
rnWituincd ul dinner lit the l'n
ion libit) vWdnoHilu evenintr com-Iiltim-ntlng
Mr. and Mr. Howard1
Stoddard, of New York 'U. who
liuve horn 'visiting in In Oinndo
for tho pant month, rovers worn
laid ror 14 incmlirrn of tin family.
tinner wim trved it t 7 oVlo'ck. '
Mr. and .Mrs. Htoddurd will lenvo
lornorrow hIkIU on thelc returtt
trip lo New York. Kn ronto th-oy
will Ktnp ot Salt Ijik.' t'lty for
sonie time to visit Mt-H. Kloddnrd'w
people
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Billings-Sharp
Marriage Announced
A,n ftMn of Interest to local
frlftitlH and relatives comes in the
n n noun or men t hy Mrs. Mury lill
lintrs. formerly or Imbler, hut now
of Salt Ijiko tty. Vluh, of the mnr
rtntr of htr daughter, Kdna Mahle,
to fieorpre lo Sharp, of Salt Ijike.
The hrlde in a Kraduate of the
Tr. (jrovea l.alt-r lay Saints train-j
inff r)t oo I for nurses and dnro her J
Ifr.'idnatlnn in l!i22 lias boon pr.ic
tletnV her proO-Kslon In Salt lako.
" Mr. Sharp Is a graduate of tlje.
Vnlverslly of t'tnh and is :i ment
lier ;or Slfi'nuv Pi soeiul fraternity
ami of Sluma t'psilon JonrnnliHiie
fruternlty. HchMoh rontrihutlntf 'lo,
the,lt r:uv field Mr. Sharp Is prln
eipij of am of the schools of the
Tooele district. ... ,
Mrs. Sharp will be remembered
as the sister of Leonard Millings,
of Imbler.
Pearl Novelty
(.nUted pcarla tnrtclitd with blue
crystals riiceud! hi a cascade from
t;he. crystal clasp of this formal neck
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CIVILIZATION
(Hy A. I,, lilesb, . . Oklahoma
City, Okla.)
Member o(iras MciuoHnl Institute
t'ivilizailon of mankind has pro
KrcKid Itf un almost exact ratio
wtlh the iicqut-'cnici't of sclcntllio
knowledge. ,
Tho lurk Awea of the world
have been th uks of superstition.
Medical Keicnce has not been slow
er than the other science but It
has only been within the last
twonty.five yiurs that It has really
had u n y,t h I ng concrct e I o o f f e r,
Alonff wtlh tho other sciences,
medical science has had to contend
with the Inertia of the mamics who
mill believe in following the patlis
of their auct-tdors.
Itefore Hclcntifin modlciuo cunio
into existence, before tho laws of
cure were demonstrated, before
the cans' of devastintf and deadly
pidemirs were understood, so-
called schools of medicine bail a
reason for exlulinff.
Hut beginning with vaccination
for smull-pox u new era dawned.
Today, one-after another In rapid
Kiu cession, hitherto deadly, eplr
demic di senses arc being wiped out
wnVmilms.hL. -nr.t 'i "r Knowledge of their causes;
l (i it r ntf 1 1, 'u t it I, ti-ii i it 1 1, i ... Li.. 'Wondering as regular medicine
several . pLtno selcbllons. loiter In
the uftpfnoon detlctous refresh
ments, worn Served. ,;
Tho next ' -meeting' of tlio society,
will bo .September D ut tho homo
of Mrs. Krod: Alutlhes. .
Ladies' Aid Meets
At Pohrman Home
I'nlon. (Special) Miss Amaryllis
Knight entertained several girl
! friends at a slumber parly YVcdncs
iduy evening honoring her house
IgiicKiH, Miss Maravene Kiddle, of I knowledge
i iniuiui iij, u.uU I'.uiin Closer, oi
i .it .i iiiiiii , ' 'ill i-fiil n rni'i'i'iii ni- rof nrm enmr m
About -20 membery nttended the I Jn the evening the girls enjoyed j through education, 't must "begin
may have been at ..times, it Is true
that through thin channel and this
channel only, these, discover
have come to bless mankind.
The greatest benefit mankind Is
reaping today from the advances
la medical knowledge, lies In better,
health, the prolongation of life and
the prevention of disease,
. To get tho greatest good from
these advances it is fundamentally
necessary that mankind acquire
sufficient" to under
stand the facts and interpret them.
regular meeting of the AMeel
"Ladles Aid. yesterday afternoon ut
the home of Mrs! Krcjl I'olirinan
on Adams avenue. The afternoon
theater jfcirty. Tho following at home.
inornlug .Mrs. Knight took thu girlsj The true reformer Is the sclen
to Cove for an curly morning swim. Hist. Hut whut scientist knows uml
I'pon their return to I'nion they
had a 'picnic lunch in the park.
Union. (Special) "Mr. and Mrs.
Prcd Kox, Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Pitt.
Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Hutchinson
and family,- Mr. uiid Mrs. Walter
Cock and. son und Mr. and Mrs.
John Mean, of Cove, made, up a
party that visited .the itadium
Springs swimming , pool Monday
evening. . ? .
They left I'nlon at about 4
o'clock in the afternoon. After
about two hours In the water a
picnle dinner wns, served. They
retudned . loi their homes nhoutjo
o'clock. .'
Sister Mary
NATIONAL PARK;
fTlSIT the wonderland of geysers
v reached via the historic Union
Pacific through the West Yellowstone
bateway. . -
LOW. ROUND TRIP FARES
will be in effect during the teason, June IS to ( ty SistCI .Mai'V)
Scutrmber 15. You can vpetul yuur entire . , ,' . , , . . , , I
vmmion there or make it at a aliort iide trip on nreakfuiit Sliced bununus. Cc
our wuy east. ; real .ttiln crenm, soft cooked eggs, I
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW -graham , to.'.st, marmalade,
We'll tend you desrrtptive booklet , furnish dl milk, COt'fcn. . .
information and make your reservation!. - Kuilehroii lileel cauliflower.
spinach, apple sauce, stewed frewh
lupricols, whole wheat breid, milk.
I tea. . I
iJtnner Hum and potatoes en
casserole, apple sauce,' peach soitf-
" i lie w ii u ruiuiia- iee vreain, gru-
VACATION ROUTE ,l!im ,,rna(l- miik, ooffop.
wane easseroie oisnes seem at
the p'Oplt! don't know avails noth
ing. Therefore, (he scientist must
ho a teacher he must give freely
for the raeson that mankind never
pays anything to Mu se, who teach
them.--It pays well only those who
amuse them. Indeed. It crucified its
greatest teacher.
When science comes Into Its
own, that Is, when it is tho pro
perty of the masses, as even now
jit is the possession of the few, that
universal pest of .mankind una en
emy of good government, tho pro
fessional reformer, will die n. nat
ural death. ,
, Medical science has made. Its
greatest advance In the prevention
of disraHc, it is just hero where
I the Gorgas Memorial Institute fits
in. Its purpose Is to dla-icmlnalc
: trustworthy knowledge among the
j millions to educate them. With
r I he voluntary eo-operutlon of tho
I puhlieyt: ca,U, make uvallabln the
IgreatVacctuituIailon af.useful kiiowV
I ledge for the prevention of disease
an the prolongation of life, now In
the possession of the scientific pro-
, fessio).
illtl,S Kl.h M:V TltAIMNp
ltKAOI'XHEO, (Al The Arch
blahop of York, the Ilev. Cosmo
(lord on Lung, Is prepared lo take
up the cudgel ou behalf of the
morndu Knglish girl In spite of her
wilfulness, wnywardness and silly
111 lie ways, ho told it Mothers Un
ion meeting here.
Children oT today should be pre
pared for freedom, he said, for
girls would pawl out Into u condi
tion of freedom thut had never be
foic been enjoyed In the history of
womanhood. . (
To fit girls adequately to pass
through Die trull of freedom, mo
thers must bring discipline In the
home ,he declared.
' "Rural" Woman's Hani robe
W1UJN, (AP) Kxamlnatlon
hy the Irish Courts of claims for
compensation hy the irregular
force Is uffordlttg some evidence
us lo the style of living even in re
mote districts of the well In do
classes.
Mrs. Dcnlse do Vere Cnb was
nwariled WW pounds for the des
truction of her clothes during n
raid on her house at Athcnry. She
had three doxen pairs of gloves
which she bought In Paris, paid'
forty pounds for an evening dress,
twenty-two pounds for un nfter
noon gown and slxter n guineas for
U". luil. Her boes cot eight pounds
ftnd her night dress si guineas.
THE OPEN
COURT
COmilSPONlKNTS M IT ST
' SI'HMir Til Kill NAM UK TO
VHK liniTOlt W TIUOY OB
SIHK I Lvn'KltS PRIN'rKO.
To thu IMH or:
Krom the columns of the Obser
ver we'. gather l hut the all Import
ant )ue.mtnn of the day Is the wa
ter question In I .a Grande. It ought
to be.
Water is the rirst necessity of
life, 'Man drew his first breath as
he emerged from the element and
all down the ages the necessity of
an ample supply of water has been
the cause of more or less worry
und tt-uuble to communities and In
dividuals. The writer has on more than one
occasion nlleinpted to draw the at
tention of able minds to the solu
tion of this water pntldeut, hut ttfi
lo date mulce apparently has been
taken of It, All the water necessary
for every requirement of man Is
suspended tiverhuud In the atmos
phere continually, only walling for
man to inserl his tap and help him
self to unlimited supplies.
Kven I ho n till the witter hangs In
the clouds over our beads night
uml day man, whether I'll rist lan
or uethlst, heathen or wolutlonM,
white or black, Is dully trusllng to
the Clod of mercy to so mi a little
rain, not too much, but .fust enough
,to fill his particular need.
! And thus the great Creator of
the. universe Is expected by the In
ImhlinnlH of this planet to -uttend
to their wants, no matter what
happens lo olher systems that are
circling other huh.
We cud by using our Hlbles
learn that man enn control the ele
ments, Klljah did and sealed the
clouds for years. He brought ruin
when he pleased.
Tho writer feels sure that If
some of America's great minds can
become Interested In thw subject
the water question will soon be sat
isfactorily answered without drill
ing holes In the earth or building
walls across canyons.
I.. Ourrlck.
) KNtU.WD'K SIOKT OA PAH I ill
' LONDON (AP) Viscountess
Ithonda, who has beon elected
president of the JnBtltuto of nu
rectors, Is regarded as Knglnnd's
most capable business woman.
Tribute to her business ability was
paid to her by the Hon. Sir John
A. Cockhurn, when In proposing
her election, he spoke of Lady
Hhondji, us a wonmn who hud
proved herself to huvo one of tho
cleverest business heads lit the
country.
"Women generally," he added,
"lire more equable and more busi
nesslike than men. They do not
rise to such heights of disastrous
Imagination of sink to such depths
of despair, and Ihey are less likely
lo plunge,"
Llghlulug hit four fishermen In
Atlantic City who should cut down
ou their fishing Ilea.
hot Biscuits
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NI-:V VOUK, AUK. 27. (AIM
liuiliilph .Viilfiillno'H hnily 'Imlay
ooiilhiu.-il to ln a ipiikiu'I for thnti
h.iiiiIm or ciirlotiH iitliuirliiK pfr
hoiih, i)i-Hpitn onlfi'H liari'llitr tltt
plilillo rroni iiiiii-rlti)tirH fHiiililiHli.
Fluffy, luscious biscuits!
That's the test of a
t baking powder.
' " Nothing else can
make them quite like a
cream of tartar product.
' Try it yourself 1
Ic hilling
Baking-
rowder
PACIFIC'
J. ir. KrrxroY,
' . Ari-ih
Lit tirmiilc, Or.
Mi
merva
Says
Vhen you see an old man
frmn no to 7.1 years old
walking along the street
with, a quick and springy step
that is the fellow who wears
Arch Preserver shoes. It
el I l.u i nates all aches and
pains, supports the ttrch und
puts pep in old men as well
as young ones. Makes a
day's work more, pleasing
nnd shorter. Your face will
be. as bright ns a new mold
ed dollar.
THE BOOTERY
Is the place where you get.
so much comfort when you
wear Just -Wright Arch Pre
s rver Shoes for men. ( t'n
li 11 made).
first thought to be a cold weather
dish, rather than a hot weather
convenience, second thought proves
1 heir worth for summer. They
combine two or more dishes in one,
saving cooking utensils us well us
serving dishes. One., fire only is
needed for tiie combination dish,
reducing the heat.. Add any casse
role dish Is Ideal for a porch or
garden dinner since It keeps hot n
long 1 1 inc.
Hiced . cauliflower is nn unusual
and delicious dish.
Itlivtl I'niiliriower
One head . cauliflower, 3 table
spoons butler, Vj teaspoon paprika,
small triangles of toast, 1 large
green pepper.
Separate flowerets of cauliflower
and let stand In cold an I ted water
for one hour. Drain and rinse In
clear cold water. Cook heads up
In boiling salted water until ten
der, but not mushy. Jo not cover
sauce pun while cooking. Drain If
necessary. In the meantime, re
move seeds and white pith from
pepper. Purfioil for five minutes,
dip In cold water and rub off thin
outer covering. Cut In rings. Put
cauliflower iwth butter through a
potato rlcer Into a hot serving dish.
Sprinkle with paprika and sur
round with rings of pepper and
triangles of toast. Serve at once.
Radi
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There
Are--
Two-way Snrkei)
Tin c-m ay Pliur
Two-way Plug
ThriN'-uay Soi-kcf.
Combination socket.--
There nre more clever ways
of saving you annoyance and
pinking you pleasure than
enuirt wer be mentioned.
You'll profit by looking
them over,
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La Grande
Electric
Co.
"Firrytlilnu l l1rliJ"
1412 Adama Art.
Women's
Daintiness
Under the most trying ,
hygienic handicap now
assured. NEW way
offers true protection '
discards like tissue.
till (9
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Mattresses - Rugs
tlinuinl Ilrbllilt
IVatlicr AlnrtreKMK Mnile
- I'lllmvH llnoviitl
Flurc IliiKH IhIo from
old carpets,
rumlmrn Iti'palml anil
RotYivernl,'
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Work? ;
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I'llOM: 421-W
Cliaw. liilwarilH, I'rop.
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ROLLINS U
RUNSTOP '7tl
t.rn(okrritniuxm, pnKft.ii jnil kfft Miami."
RmiuMNo,2 AIwi rid 4MJIiM, to tuiA
jihi whin w-bfii wth tht ttmiui tkftttk tn4( (J14.
htm ibiui all diui u,i.
PUTMAN'S
ment where It rests.
Hundreds , were.- driven away .
from the doors of the mortuary ;
chapel on upiwr llroudway by a.
I police guard 4U storng. yesterday j
to nrevetit rtnetlllon .or dlHoraej-s
by the unruly crowds;,, that' have;.
flocked to the bier. ' . , .'. '
. Vitiinl, r.llfl itAhunmi ti'i-n ailmlt. .
leu 10 see tne .oouy .yesieruuy,
Americans In Paris ' are, consiil
ored robbers. Instead .of. vletlbis. V
LIGHT frocks, sheerest powns , . .
j wear thrm now any day, any
time, anywhere, without a moment'
doubt or fear I
The uncertainty and insecurity of
the old-time "sanitary pad" has been
ended.
Most women now use "KOTEX"
... . a new and remarkable way.
Ttvc times a& absorbent as ordi
nary cutton pads.
Deodorizes, thus ending ALL dan
ger of offending.
S Discards as eas.il v as a piece of
r tissue. Ko laundry. No embar
rassment. Obtainable at all drug and depart
ment stores simply by saving
"KOTKX." A'oii ask tor it without
hesitancy.
Costs only a few cent. Prove!
old ways a needless riik. 12 in a pack
age. In fairness to yourself, try it.
KOT6X
No luiinJry-i-fctiri! like tissue
KATIIIIIAV, AMU ST SN
Twirin Staiiiluril Time Stations
! Kl'l, I am AnKfliw. eal. (4li:m
IHl'kc) 7- p. m., Hlllj- Cox ami M
orchratra: -. AnEl mrlns iimr-
ft: 9-10. tiroKruni, AssolatoJ Itirk- j
ard deajeni of California; also
liroadcoxt ! KW: 10-11. rurknnl
ltmllo club: 1 1-3 a. in., KPI nilil
nlcht rrollr.
Kl-W lt. Hollwool. Cal. (2.-.2m-lltnkr).
8-9 p. m.. Hill llulrh anil
hla orchrstrn. Jun! Parkr, blues
irtnuer; -ll. Warner brolln-ni
frolic.
11MSIIF.S hi shami'h HOOK
KTOnaiOLM (AD Oiarmaln '
K. Lomlon. Jack Lomlon't widow, I
haJt arrived lo Htockholm od a vtfl
It. 8Iir propoiu'a to make a trip
to l4planl. and will Hill In llin mo-1
tor Milp Dalboa, on Angimt :ih
for Kia KranrlBco. Thr ithn will i
finish h r hunband'a lout book I
"V.y or Ala" which h ronald
era the 4icsi of alt hu wrltlnr".
Rome ef these Mr-ilcann have
beea tetUnc Jurt a llttl too much
P'pptr In their tamolei.
WIIF.N WH THINK
Tin: otiii:ti i i:i,i,ow
KNOWS
Some people would he f ir
belter off If they used their
own judgment rattier than
placing no much' confidence
In the jtidKtnent of the olh
er fellow. The lurk of self
confidence h:ia cost many a
man a cnnlderahle aunt. If
we were able to think an
faiit aa the other fellow can
talk, likely our Judgment
would save uh money.
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SATURDAY
SPECIAL
On Cured Meats Don't Miss It.
Fancy Bacon Backs, Sugar Cura.32 Lb.
Heavy Breakfast Bacon 35 Lb.
Picnic Hams .....28. Lb.
Cottage Butts .....3ty Lb.
Purchase your weekly requirements
Necessary Adjuncts:
Modern Cold Storage Facilities
Grande Ronde
Meat Co.
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The New Portable
VICTROLA
Price
$25.00 and $35.00
Carr'j
Outstanding
Advantages
Ko wear on clothes: ;
Simple easy to under
stand;
Quiet; ,
AU-metal wringer; ,
Wash and wring at same
time;
No heavy parts to lift;
Washes heaviest and most
. delicate clothing equal
ly. well.. ; '
FREE DEMONSTRATION
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POM CO.
Why Pay More?
People of ten remark : "I would rather pay , a . little more and get
.something I know is dependable." 1 1
Why pay that "little more" when you can buy for LESS at
STONE'S and still have that satisfied feeling that you are getting
quality merchandise. - . -
The following prices and one trial will convince you.
GREEN PEPPERS, 3 lbs ..........J: 29C .
LARGE, JUICY LEMONS, 2 dozen.......:.. 55c
PEACHES Those famous E. L. Baker, Snake River Peaches
Per crate. .:....".." 11: .....90c
EAGLE VALLEY PEACHES, Cruwfords, per crate 70C
Come early the supply is limited
VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS, medium size tins, 3 for... 25C
SNOWDRIFT, t-lb. pail......... 83c
MATCHES, Per carton (i large boxes) 19c
KARO No. 10 Red Label - 79c
KAR0 No. 10 Blue Lalel 1.......73C
SCHOOLBOY PEANUT BUTTER,2-lb. tin ...55c
SPERRY'S HARD WHEAT FLOUR
Every' sack guaranteed, per sack (19 lbs.) J5215
Per bbl. (1 sacks) $8a45
Kvery Day
We Are
Adding to
Our
Li.st of
Salmfied
CiisIoiihms
Quality
Service
Sali.Hfaelkiii
Phone MAIN 91 Next to Arcade Theater