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Saturday, August 28, i02(t. "LA GRANGE EVENING OBSERVER Pag. e"tKref L 1 , .'i .... . a Iis. j i.j b S.OIETYyNEWB W. R. C." Compliments ' Mrs. Biaden Mc nib era of tlic Woman's Relief Corps, of Oliver P. Morton post No. 37. entertained at a surprise party, last night honoring- Mrs. Jjiiira Itraden at the Hradcn home at 1411 T avenue. Mrs. B rude n, who ha been president of-the local corps for t ho past four years, waa ro contly elected department captain of tho stato orgunixation at the Mnrahfleld convention which, she attended as a delegate from the local corps. . . - Mrs. Jcstdc Xelson presented her with a lovcty basket of flowers from. tho corps members In honor of her election to the office. About 25 persons attended the imrly. Games wero enjoyed dur ing tho evening. . Refreshments wurij served by", several of the corps members at a lute hour. 1 Ladies' Aid to Start Season's Work v MoniberH of tho ladies' Aid so ciety of the ' First F'resbytorlan ehurch here will meet for the first time this season next Wednesday ufternoon, September 1 In the com. inanity room of the church. Now officers, installed before, the meet ings were discontinued in the spring will be In. charge , Mrs, John Tlieinen. president, will prewide. The other , officers are: Mrs. Colon- It.: Kberhard, vice president; Airs. Kay ' K- Murphy, .Heeretary and Mrs. Krunk M. Jack-' on. treasurer, . . - -" .' ; . .;) All 'members and others inter ested in the work of the organlwt- tJon are iirged to attend this meet ing. Work, for the coming year UiUI be dlsciiosed. .pi.vhY 5 ....8,..The . .MUt-aMofU i; A social hour -always follows the buslivsa Henalon. Mrs. Turner Oli ver is chairman of the committee In charge- of thin feature for the flrt meeting." Other members of t,h". coinnilttee arc: Mrs. Otis Pal mer. Mrs. W. 11. Safford. Mrs. It. ,. i'Oiirch. Mrs; Karl Klcener, Mr?. Hi. P. l-wis, Mrs. Hluford Brooks, Mrs. .1. I. Uviich, Mr, Klla, Ity iH iii-sijii. Mrs. T. A. McKlnslry and !lrs. Htelltt Ingle... , . "Aid Society Meets At Taylor Home About 2' tneiubers attended the l ting of the A llccl Indies' Aid soelely yesterday afternoon at the home of MIsh Mary Taylor.. A busi ness meeting, presided over by Mrs.. Kverett WallsliiRcr, president, oeciipled the early part of the. af ternoon. , OifesKlng mimes wore enjoyod Mis. Howard Will H- Hon; .' : '. Mll.MtAV, M'l-KSIAV Anil wi:ixi:sdav To lo Your l'i:it.MAXi;NT MAlM'lil. -fall or phone for ttiKjllllliient ' Reynaud's Beauty Shop I'ltotiu Mnih :0 . Minerva Says- $1.95 J4 pairs of lipys' stives lo In i closed out al V r pair. Mustly Itrnwn eulor, ra If. (looilyear writ noles, rufilM-r lie-is. Sohl origin ally for $r.mt and I r.5. Illffli Knul shoes at low Krinlu prlees. Just think! unly Jti.95 per pair. I'un't liesitute! THE B00TERY l'n ( ali ami !', I Time To Redecorate Of coiirw tho bonne I" shahtiy after the Itmirss uf summer. Soon you'll !, fixttitr I up f-r the whiter seuhon. W.MK M;V l-'ISTI.ISI. in mtk' H- wnrhl of tJlf-f-rpiirp. nilli Utile cost or tlOUl'l-. Ist iih show Jim some at uur n'v nunihi-rs. La Grande Electric Co. MErrUitng EW-trtcal" 1412 Adams Avt, Newest Glove This fabric glove for fall has a cuff ornamented with brown vlvt up- pnquea ouuinea witn emoroiatry. during the social hour. Miss Tuy. lor. assisted by her winter, Miss Margaret Taylor, and Mm. 3. W. fuse. Mrs.' Itruce Clark and Mra W. It. J.cdbuttcr., served refresh incuts before adjournment. N, 0. W. Initiatory Ceremony Held KI . ,r , , , . ';(Mlut Alberta. Cannon.', arrival Neighbor, of w0dcratt. ,aet at, ,Hsl ,, for , ri)Ml.ri uf MrH. the- K. IV hall Thursday evening : v. .....- i r um.. n for their recuhtr meet In a-. A lurcit number of the members were pres ent. The drill team appeared In ! their 'now sat hi uniforms and put on the initiatory work for a large : claws of candidates. - After lodge a cafeteria lunch was served by the cominltteo In 'charge, ! f A social meeting, was announced for Wednesday. September 1, at the home of Mrs. Yoske, Washington avenue, to which- all ( Neighbors of. Woodcraft members ; are. Invited. . , . Announcements Social - niiitoiiiicfiit(Mits may In printed In this column trvn of t'liargf. Any annmince nients peilalnlng (o any fniK! IIoils such as u'Hiknl fiMNl sales, etc., will lKi refnstsl. Au nmincrments.. to le printed the same day, must bo in society nlltor'M liaiulM- by tf-.OO o'clock. News el (torts note. The Pnrkdale. club wll meet WedneMdiiy,, September 1, , at. tho homo of frsr Charles -Gump in KruitdaJe.. ; Mrs, lrancls ,Carblne and Mrs. Grant Hturdavaiit will be assistant hostesses. "LOST OAl'tiHTftlt liKIWtK)l -MTV. .f'nl. lalm ing to- be .a "lo'jit daughter" of the lute JamoK IM riood. San l'"ranels co eapitiilist Mrs. Johfl II. Gavin, nf l.os Angeles, started court ac tion to obtah) a two-ninths ,hare In flood's (IS.OOU.UOO eatnte. KltdU.VS l HAY Vinson, a member of the crew of- the , racing - yucht .' Krancesea. drownod in the;, bay . when knock- 1 ptnnilker liooin. - I ; Mattresses - Rugs Cluaiuxl - Iti'biiilt I Vat her Itlattrusws Made rillows Itonovated Fluff Hugs Mailt from "' oltl -carpets. I'urnilura Itepnlrcd and llvtmcreil. La Grande Mattress Sr. Weaving Works ljir'lfIMl l-'iniiigHtor I'llOMO JBI-W Clias. EUwnrils, 1'rop. We Offer 2 ucrcs luii'i, good, coinfurlahlc 6-room house, a fair, chic ken liouM goorl fllmde trcua. Tills property la Ideal for ehiek: in ranch, 1'rlco unly $::ihj. Here Is a very choice 2 uer-a good garden null; somv flue fruit tres mi buiiie. (Jood f -room hous', lots uf fthrubbcry, ' chlek rii hdiiMia, pumffe, fitly shade. Priced to sell, $4ioO. t acre tvst garden land in the city, ;&i.ou. 1 acre Intnl. 7-ruoni brick Ihhi: modern, rood shade, sonic shrub bery, barn, henhouse; fine home for uoiiieune. 1'rlce f :71. Bee L's Kor Terms. La Grande Investment j Company Itornlcil nealtors. 1 Itcllalil Asmts for llrllablf - InMiram-e (nipaiilr, UUI Adams Ate. I'ltotie Main Ji-1 Sister Mary Says: Hy Sister Mary) Ilreakfttst l-Teali plum s, creamed ftn nun-huddle or. toast, corn griddle cuke), sirup, coffee. 'Luncheon HaLed. celeiy and rice, escnrole and baeon sandwich es, apple sauce, molasses cookies, milk, tea. Dinner Casserole, of fish and vepetubles, buttered new beets, to mato and cucumber salad, black berry charlotte, graham bread, inilk. coffee. This breakfast is planned exclu sively for lid nits, if children are served, a breakfast of orange juice, cereal and crisp toust should bo provided. Corn griddle cakes are olten ser ved for luncheon with u crisp sul ud and fresh fruit dessert. Coin Uridtllu CHkcs Two cups grated corn uncook ed), 3 cgg, 1 cup milk, 2 table spoons sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, 2 tablespoons incited butter. Heat eiigH until very light. Beat In milk, sugar and suit. Add grated corn. Beat weil and add flour and buklng powder mixed and sifted. Stir until smooth mid add melted butter. Beat hard and bake on a hot, lightly greased griddle. COVE PERSONALS fOVH, (Special) Mr. and Mrs. daughters. Mra.' Laura Van Vlacl- oT I'orlland, and Mrs. I.ela eun, of NampM, Idaho, 'were present for tho funeral. Mrs. J. 8. Iol.onc, who Is 111 at La (Jnui'lo. Is slowly Improvlug. Mrs. Cleorge Andorson, who has been ill at la ti ramie, has returnod home. , . - Mra.' Bertha I'roetor, Miss Doro thy IVoelor and Klehnrd Troctor, who have been gtn-sts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Daniel, n last Saturday evening for Boise, Idaho to visit relatives before re turning to their home n Alexan dria, South Dakota. " Mrs. It .1. Barker h ft Thursday for an extended visit with her son, Roy Barker, and family at HuW-m. J. v.. Tripper, who with Mrs. Tripper Is spending the summer at their eanlp on the Mlnam, Is ill. Mrs. Kmlty Morton, and two children, of Tucoma, Wash., are guests at the home of Mr - .and Mra J, II. Allen. Misse.1 Lillian, Kr.mces and Charlotlo Anderson are guents at the home of their grandparents, i Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mien. .'. v I Mrs. Km ma Blodgelt and two dauliters , A net to and Viola, tpf , ljrJVJU, I'll.' fi lit HI H 111 I 111? A. -Jl. I Daniel homo lat Kriday. I Miss Kloreneo Hovers, of Heattle, ils a house gue.it of her sister, Mrs. John Dean. ; 4 . I Cllriord Loree. of the fnlted Slates army, who has been station- ed at Kort MeDoucatl, IMulippliii; Island, Is here at the home ol his pa rent s, M r. a u d M rs. M el vi n lorec. Uurts Klshi-r. of Numim, lduhu.1 Among (lie huge ills'KctH uitliln spent a few days last week at thojour' borders where simple goiter Is home -of Mrs. J. W. Kills. Jmost pn-valent. is the region of -Mrs. ltlehurd Wade hns hud as lhe,(ireat l.akis. , .,,,,r SUesls this week her two sis ters, .Mrs. Arch Dunnegan. of Wul- Ma-Wulhi. Washington, anil Mrs. Patrick I lunncgnn, or rultlnHn, ,j Washington. The. demonstration or the Ur.i iVersnl electric rnnce llisl Trlilnv was utlended by a group of 30 wo-1 population of certain localities.-' men. I In the districts bordering , oil J. 1. -llrougliton. uf Iloseburg, H-aku Superior, one city sliuwed bus been guest of his daughter, ; ",ut M l'"r cent jt ' entire Mrs. J. W. Iloatsun. fur tile past school puimlullon was uflecled. In week. Jnnutlier, 07 per cent of all pupils 1 ! Mrs. A. C. Mefluln und her son a largo high choul, ami !i" per and daughter, Theodore und .Maiv.leelil of all girls In a normal cull' m- iwlll leave In-a few days lor a 'week's visit with Mrs .Mel'lulu's diiughler, .Mrs. Kred Corpe, lit Ashland. Miss Nelle llekersley, of l'ort- land, lias been visiting h-r pn rents IHet duriiir? the drnl t il.til 5 of Mr. and Mrs. O. Kckerstey, here, (the yotin-j men i-.tmf ti'-d wi re af-1-ler parenla aceomp-.mUd lier li:ick reeled, and l.ltl'H ol them were so New Socks and a Rag: Doll ( CTT7! A pair of gaudy new soeks and Paulina. Longnorth, daughter of the house of representatives and contented us she plays ubout tile tlll'-lliuall, (J. She Rides, Too Miss Norma Kmallwood, an 18-yar old college aopliomore, will b "Mill Tulsu" at the Atlantic Cltt bathing bwiuly isigeant this fall.' Just to nhow that she can do other things bofldes Hwlm, she poses in a riding hiiT.lt. Hhe's an Okluhuma girl, you know, and they, can all ride. to I'ortliiiid and will vlt-lt. (lure for a month, . .... Mr. and Mrs. Wert Kull. who left a muntll ago for Kosebm-g, are now traveling through California.! They, will return home sooik Mrs. , Kail will teach school , ut Terry again this coming term. . The. I lev. Mr. Northrup. of Le tha, Idaho, was at Cove, last . Sun- ! day, Jle had charge, of the morn ing services ut the Baptist ehurch. i The union . church services that, havo been held on Sunday tevonlngs at the Methodist church have been discontinued and regular Sunday evening sMivlc.es will bo held tit the llaptlst ehurch.. . . . I Mr. and. Airs. Cieorge. Kagrr and ehildreii, ot Ltu tiiande, , were ut Cove lust Sunday. . Mi, and Mis. .William Hallmark, anil two children, who. have "been on a trip to Yellowstone national purk, ha,vo returned to their, home hero. ... . . , . . Mr. and .Mrs. U. Lund had as (heir guests Mr. -und Mrs. Arthur liornln-uk. of SpoUape, Wash.,, last week. They were en route .to Ba ker to ylslt relatives; Mr. and Airs. L. It. ljiy were hosts at dinner last Saturday -evening. Covers wen laid lor eight. T. C Hefty Is. -recovering .-alter seevral days illness.. - HEALTH n" ;otri;it Alflfll . lli)riilH(il. Al. I) .Maniui lrc. Mich.) . MriiilK'r (.oralis Mrniorlul liLstltiKi" The Incidents of tills disease has bi-en tn-ought forcibly to uur attentiuh by 1 ho examinat luns uf draHed men - during tile- World War, in surveys ninde hot only uf children ut seiiuol age, but ulsu In some hishinccH of the entire civil showed some enlargement of tliei 'thyroid ghind. In tile l.ulC4 Krlr district, 54 per cent of nil girls attending school 111 one clly hud goiter. In one- (lis- n floppy rug doll are keeping Ms-nker Nicholas lngwurtli of Alter Itooseveit Longwortli, very garden .of h'-r parents' hotnc at weakened by the disease that they were Unfit for service. . ? Qolttr la most prevalent helweeu tho ages of 15 and 14. although some children' are afflicted from birth. Tho periods of puberty, pregnancy, and the menopnuso aro times when women aro most sus ceptible to this disease.- . Hippocrates,-' the Kather of .Med Iclno who -lived hundreds of years before Christ; tho North American Indians; tho natives .of . Ci ntral A f lieu; as well as tho scientific men of Kuropu, wero all convinc ed that some property tin drinking wuter whs tlwi predisposing cause of goiter. , ii , Now It lias been demonstrated by tho American Investigators. ; why. Marino and Kimball, thut it Is duo to a lack of Iodine in tho systum. AKU MttX who kuikI on 11 io Our bodily supply of lodlno Is ixmiers oai windy, rainy Unys, htu derived from tho air wo brcutho, th'iits of Mnology the watur wo drink,, and tho food. we col. Tho ubseneo of goiter on Th(, (iifri.P(,nr,. i,.,.,,,,,,,, ki.i.io the sen coust- is due to -th fact that salt water Is a great, reservoir for Iodine. . Consequently tho edi ble Kca fish and plants, as well us thu ulr, supply this essential ele ment of tho. human. system. Compare with this thu lack of iodine In tho- Great' Lakes Basin. In suniH districts lodinu' Is almost iviuuy i.iviuh ... .um ler, in tlio sou, anu consemem y j Iti the vegeiauies, grams unu i no- ireuuutuL oi una uisvuso wouiu, appear io un very biiuih but in . the view of Iho fact that the'ro( uro several forms, of goiter In which the administration of Io dine, la InjirVloud; It Is essential that iodine, be token only on tho ad vice of a well qualified phyt.luluu. Nothing seetna lo distort tho vi sion, more, quickly Hum trying lo look down on Miotic above you. . The New Portable VICTROLA Price $25.00 and $35.00 Carr's UEVIiAKATIUN To render ih most depsndabls and oourlcoui service To th grcatsst possible number of people ' At the lowest cost consistent with fair wages to the labor and capital employed Giving anfl deserving fair treatment . thus To be a factor In upbuilding this community Is tho objective of this compaar. Eastern Oregon Light & QXOFFICE U iaT THAO HMD Thero Is no use to tiy lo joke with u woman. The other day wo heard a pretty good conundrum . nud decided to try It on the. wife. Do you know why I am like mute?" Wo asked her when wo went homo. "No," sho replied promptly.' "I know you ure, but X don't know peoples singing and luivlng unit Is they can't help having tits. . BASS TUK AITLKS When Kvo ato that apple, She wished ut. onco for clothes. Sumo girls In our country Need apples just like those. A writer obsetves that many nu,u owo Uu.,r BUt.(.,.8a lo thl.lr wlvt.a, others owe their wlvra to lML.P success. It may sound iiti;rnllnut, but Ix'autirul Momoii ever run fur office? . . : "They say the. new hotel over at l't rrylown Is gohu lo have twenty baths In it," stated Mrs. Uugson Tatters in the midst uf her reading. A tlluroiiKh cultural .nd profcl.lon.l achuUr ahtp In the ouuUnding ch.iKtcrlltlc ot the SUUllnlvtiiilr. i . , Trointni It offertj in. , 22 departments of the Collefte of Literature, Science and the ArU. Architecture and Allied Arta Business Administration Educa tion Journalism Graduate Study law Medicine Music Physi cal Education Sociology Social Work Extension Division. 51st Year Opens September 27, 1926 For information or catalojut urit Th Rtftttnr, UnWtnttfi of Orjon. Bujm, Ore, A Truly Democratic Service Eastern Oregon Klcctric .Service is a service fit for millionaires, yet willi a price to suit the most slender purse. . The same service that is rendered (he most pretentious mansion in our territory is given to the most humble dwelling and at the same price. Our service is truly democratic be cause it is the same for all. i NfeW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED OF '.... Tom Boy Skirts Priced . . . $6.75. and $7.25 PUTMAN'S Ladies' Rcady-To-Wear and Millinery; "Oreut du'y In tlio niornlne!" as luunduOly frli'd Itmt ion 'riater or I'ea Kld'siu'. "Wliat uro thoy soIiib; to do butliu tlio '. whulu bluniu 8tule?M ; i' Uiforo tiicy run attract uUmlru llun, riuwors havo to flriid down routs. 80 must int:n. . . j TlIKItirS A DIl'TEUENfi:: Allco: "Can a. girl Hvo. on lovuV" . Vlr(iliilu:"VcK, ir alio stuya sln Klc" . .. miii:s (X)NTitol.l,i:n (1UNO, Ni!V. AXier ll Wufl( ut liuci'UHliie lull, fun-at fins In the I'liinius und tho Tuhoe nutlonnl furrtllH of Cullfurniu, have btt!n lnouglit under control. Klru flBhl iara uru being puld off. .. . THE In Cleaning Standard Laundry Co. QUALITY .. Phone Power Co. Indian Beauty on Way ) I To Atlantic City Fete WBKATCIIKB. Wash. Aug., 2 ; ( Al') Jisslo J I ni. Okanogan In-: , diun girl, who will bo tho guetit of ' honor at the 1320 bathing beauty pageant at Alluntio C'ltv, left thcri late yesterday for the eastern cltyr following an ovation by a. throng of hundreds ut tha station. Josslij Jim was crowned princess, of iV"; oi'lea nt thu recent lndiun con greHs in Spokuiio.., . ,' , SCRATCHED IJI'STICK .-. ! ' NHWI'OItT, U .1. An official di'serlptlun of gems stolen '. froui :. tho huiuo ot Cornelius Vullderblli mentions, in addition . 'to sundry, pearls, diamonds and" .rubles', tt "tlpstlek badly scratched." :. ., . . BEST Town CLEANERS Main 56 t
