Monday, August 30, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
SocietyNews
Married Here stunts In the wntor. They will niopl
mL ; x ' . Jut tho Methodist Kniwcopnl church
This Morning - , s0 to rove.
At H o'clock 1 1 f h monitor Mis.i; .
ruyrlle tlrimih mi! fart It. Kutllff. ; (1UA f nmhp.S
Loth or thi8 city, wore quietly mnr- ! 7 ... 17 i
rIM ut the Goomo ltichanison Meet With Ml'S. McAdOl'y
)ioiuc on Second Htrct. Tho Kuv. j Memli.-H oi" tho World VmI
(loortfo A. i'ollunl. of tho First j (lullil of tho Kiivt Unp.ii't olnnvh
JluptlHt church, 'performed tho j spent an c;'ji :.'e ttrtoriioon yes
ceremony. Tm hunpy coupje wero ' terday wlu i tU y met tit thu honu
iiccoinpanted by Mls Irene Orif-Jf! Mr. V. I. .McAdory for llu
flth Ltnd KuK'no T. Moon, also ofjU'tfulur t'ii:...i,. The rumhrr.s
tli Ik city. , diil white criis .ork (luilr.tf iIm
Air. ami Mrs. itutlifr leH soon nitomoon A!vui 20 flrls were
ftftcr tho ceremony for a short present.
honeymoon trip. They will return Miss lie. v Mo. lilritt, or t'heney,
to j. Ci-ando to muUo their home. J W" th., v-ho I v sltliu? nr; with
i her sinter, .Mrs. U. 11. Ori'i,
Three Weddings
Solemnized Here
Three weildin of interest to
people jH'i'e were solnwulzed h H. .Jloly LIk'h." "J-iieedlns" l,ro
WV Parker, ' pastor of the First Km m the.--, w-is a short IhihIii.'i
Methodist Kpiseopal church, ut tho ' session. ...'' t-tr nr.'v memh-M. utr!
parsonage of the church over theiitken into the Kiiilrt, .Misses Knli
week end. The first niiirrhiKre was lluppasett, JciuiU; Nutllwon timi Ada
that of Mbis Plorenee White, und ( Alutvy
.lameff Louis Klelnfelter, which luiinty rei'-e.ihnit-nts wei'; lerve.l
took place Haturday at noon. The before ado.u 'iiuent.
lutppy couple were accompanied f 1'lans were made to meet every
by Mr. and .Mrs. II. J!. Udhetler. 1 Saturday until the new study book
lloth Miss Whilo and Mr. Klein-, is completed. The meeting next
feltor are from ' North I'ow ler, ' Saturday will be with Mrs. Alu
vhere they will make their future ! A dory,
home,
On Iho same iy at 5 o'clock in ; ITonOl' filiesis
nm afternoon amss i;iizam'tn ai
Ion, of I'otliitfe drove, wuh-united
In marriage to .lames A. Oshorn.
of Siinimervilh by the Hev. Mr.
l'nrker, Mrs, Kite Uounsavcll,
flster of the tfroom and Mrs. II. W.
Parker -witnessed the iln? cere-
iiiony, lloth M iss Allen and Mr. Wednesday afternoon honoring
Oshorn have many friends here. ! Mis. Kerr's daiiKliter, Mrs. Nurse
Slie has been tfiirhf nr school at of Portland, and Mrs. Dean's sis
i'otliijro Ornve for some time. They ) ter. Miss Hunnle Severs, ol Wu;di
wlll make their home at Summer- inffton.
vlllo where Mr. Oslnirn is ensaged I Ijitncheon was served at 1 o'clock
In farmins. I with card j?ames roHowIiiff. Hon
On Sundnv nflernoon at 1 o'clock ors went to Mrs. Margaret Smith
Mis I-Ynncia J. Jnjinson, of Kpo-!lin(1 tll(i consolation prize to Mm.
kiine. Wash., nnd Thomas 13 , Uat- I KJUh Uobbln.
cliff, of Enterprise, were joined in
marrhiKre. They were accompanied Entertain
by Mr. and Mrs. ( R West fill. U;ss;on SoClCtV
Mr. nnd Mrs. Italellff will make iUWSiUU ul,LlJ
Iheb- Lome nf Knlerm-is.. where he ! l'n!on (Special) .TrB. VMa HO -
lias a. position with the l-oi-d
agency.
Campfire Girls
Enjoy Outing
Several members of the Sonn
jrotii campfire girls organization
here enoyed a -niei'tlng at the cabin
of Mr. and Mrs. ('.urge limit in
Mill canyon Friday night. The
girls spent the ntghl at the cabin
a symbol for the local campfire
girl group. Plans are to enlist sev
eral new members to tho organiza
tion.'
'A " ' 1
In the morning the r;lrls enjoyed , ytndy. It was decided to take up
n horseback ride and honors were j the study of 'Citizenship" tluring
given for saddling and bridling , lno coming year,
the horses. Dorothy ISrownton i flans were made for a weekl
and l.enore l-'.ly won honors in this j luncheon to be served at noon
work. Jean Williams and Kllen!rvory Friday for the children of
Itirhey helped Mi.ss llrowntoji and tho schools and the general public.
Miss i:iy in cooliing ihe breakfast -i-be first luncheon will be Friday,
over hot sloncs. The girls fried Keptember 10.
bacon and egg.- on the stom-H ami
toasted buns over the hot coals.
Mrs. U. S. ilrownton drove to the
camping place with the girls and
they hiked hack.
The next meellng of the camp
fire chapter will be at the home
of Miss Dorothy IhO'vnton next
l-'rlday. when something special Is
promised the members. They are
also planning a swimming p-irty at
Cove Wednesday. September 1,
when the girls will earn honors for
Minerva
Says
We received Saturdny.Aug.
US a. new shipment Of
Tweed le new Fall Slippers
and Oxfords patent, reptile
trimmed in high and low
lieel. Also a new Oxford
in open work front, -color,
hazel wood, and reptile trim,
irubnn heel, latest novelties.
A few broken sizes In our
fJuly shipment at Sl.n.l.
These are snappy slippers.
If- you can get your size.
" Chiffon Silk Hose, 7.V per
pair.
THE BOOTERY
Aviii'rp llii- iirli-o is iiivilln?.
Just Received!
Shipment of Alumi
num ware any uten
sil you may need.
Also some swell
fancy Glass Ware.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Moia 85
ehare or th j U-moii, wh-ch win
the first i linpt'T, of the stcdy liook.
" ur Ten.iiled Iii'Ih." ;i . Vit
i rlred Ko... h;iiik ii solo 'valine, 'Hi
At Bridge Party
I'nlon (SpnrM) Mrs. T. M.
Kerr, whose husband Is host of (ho
L'uion hotel and Mrs. John Dean,
of Cove, were hostesses at an af
ternoon bridge party at the holnl
: ly and Mm. Nell Hutchinson were
I hostesses to the Indies missionary
I society of the Presbyterian church
ai the home of the former on Fri
day afternoon. The mooting in
cluded a business session, pro
gram, social hour nnd luncheon.
Cove Woman's
Club Meets
t Cove (Special) The Woman's
mH , pitRlup m,slilon T11rH,
the prcsldcnl of tho club. Mrs. W.
I A. McNeill. Twelve members wero
j present. After the regular routine
of birsiness I he program commltleo
submitted plans- for tho year's
Announcements
Social announcements may
lie printed hi this column Crco
ol" I'hiirge. Any annoiiiuiO
ments peiialnlng to any func
tions such as cooked rood sales,
etc., will bo refused. An
nounccinents, to tsi printed tho
same day, must lie in society
editor's hands by 0:00 o'clock.
News editor's noto.
SI. ri'tT-s Kpiscopiil Gullil will
n t for tlif 1'ir.st ttmo thi.s soanon
Wflnrsday afternoon. Si'ptonihcV
1. at Honan hall. Mm. 1. II. U
s.ll, .Mrs. TumTaon, Mrs. KrllOHt
Cli-ay and Mrs. Krnnk f'loaviim'tr
will bo hostesses.
...
Tho niiaslonary Rooloty of tlio
First Chflstliin ehtiroh will mod
at tho homo or Mrs. II. J. Kltohen,
1:107 ) avottuo, Voilnosiuy aftoi
noon at 2::io o'olook. Mrs. t'holf
ami Mrs. Ma Kronch will bo host
ossos. Women Klvlnir towels and
silk sof.ips for the White Hwun In
dian mission at Yakima are re
quested to lirlnc them at this moot
ing, so that they can he sent to
the mission as Boon afl possible.
Sister Mary
Says:
(Ry SIMcr Mnry)
Ureal; fast App;.s. cereal, thin
cream, crisp grahem toast, marma
lade crisp baeo.i, creamed potatoes,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon Stuff d baked toma
toes, whole wheat bread, celery
hearts. pach d light, milk, tn.
Dinner Creame 1 salt codfish,
boiled potatoes, lima beans in
cream, hrt and cabbage palail,
cottage cheese pie, graham bread,
milk, coffee.
A bright red npplo nerved "an
naturel" Is most appetizing on a
hot morning. An astraken apple,
so tart nnd Juicy watt the most
Jaded appetite und for those who
prefer a less acid fruit the oiL
fasliloned strawberry apple Is quite
pejfret. 'Don't choose a nwcet op
pie Tor a brealifa;.t fruit bccausH it
may atmtc the appetite and de
feat Its purpose.
Peaeh delight Is delightfully
simple.
l'em-li tvlisht
One cup granuluted tnigar. 1
cup water, 4 or 6 peaches, 2 tab
Jespoons lemon Juic-, 1 cup cral d
fresh cocoanut. 1 cup h-avyenam.
Cook sugar and water until a
thick sirup Is formed about eight
minutes. Add b mon juice and
peaches pared but not cut In hal
ves. IJrinr ilrup to the boiliooc
point and reduce heat. Simmer five
In Four States
The prettiest girl in four" states la
Mimi Sarah Neumann of J-Jvunsville.
Ind. She won -ar a contest in In
dianapolis over beauties from ' In
diana. Ohio. Kentucky and Illinois.
And instead of going to-the Atlantic
City pageunt she'll go to Hollywood,
where she has been offered a movlo
- ' ' ' contract. .
minutes. Remove fronr firo and
let peaches stand in. tho sirup un
til cold. Drain and roll in rocoa
nul. Serve with plain cream and
some of tne peach sirup.
Dr.
J. M. Canse to Be
President of College
'OltTI.ANU. Oro. Allfr. 30 (AD
Ilr. .1 M. V'll3o will !,! irr8lili'lil
of Khnliall' si'honi or liicolotjy on!
Iho cainiius of Williimrtlc t'nlvor-
wit y. siiccwilInK Dr. C.'l lit-Umun.
who ri'slKiii'H nl'lor ilia tninlc.'s
hud . (I'coIIihmI lo mow tho school
froiri Siili'in 'io KrnltloV II ' siitil
n
M.
la1 Mk'
1 $i
,IK1SV IMU NCK AMI IIKR ItlDI-'K. MISS MAHV ICI AHIl.
l'.ir tin tiolt"! In Ilie luvetlo Junior tmrne h at Tutr1!.!
)'a-t. Nen Vorll. The rsmprsiiun ruiichl tli Ihiin ititl a
her for feet tuuilird Ihn trniiad. Note ponltluft of full end
- bind .
OFFICE
CAT
nmus
VAIUIVI'Y IS
IJFK.
Tin: . vick ov
It is eighty-five years since the
tlrst. lime-table -was produced. All
Ihe I rains mentioned . in thai vol
ume are in by now I .
i :
This count ry had, a slrenl; of
luck when Florida and California
wero put two thousand miles
apart.
Two years ago everybody was
talking about' MaJong and now
they are all talMnr ibonl Ma l-'ei-guson.
' ' .
.
"What would your father nay If
tie saw you out at t!r.;i time o
night 7" '
"He'd say, "don't tell ma."
.'" 1
-MOTiii-.it uosi.; i i' to dati:
.lack and .1111
sp; d up a hill '
A curve up there was sharp.
The car up'l ;
lack's rolling yet -
.lill's playing in a bmp.
Mow To Reduce: Push
fram the table time thms a
away
day.
Adam and l-'.vc had to believe In
hive at first sight. or none. '
.'
Ihtving alcholce between sJnrvn
tion and a'profeMsrm, school teach
ers elioos.: both. '
...'
N'everlheless il could be worse.
Suppose Vlce-I'n.sidt nt Jaweshad
an oflielal spoUesinan,
,
e like 'em Ik Iter r.wect and
bralnlf.ss than bnllirnt and catty.
Short th'CsseH make men more
IKdMc, Yoti wli'imi -sec a man gl
on it slivct car aliead of one.
Mard (in the street car). "Why
In the mh;ehlef don't you put your
feel where "they belong?"
. itoiled: ."If J did, you" wouldn't
be able 'to sit -down for a month."
.. .... ... ..
Cuslomer (lo head yaiter): .lust
for a point of informalion, did thej
waiter wao iook iu unT .i u
any family?
.
If a man Is down in ' his cellar
the chances tire he Is out. .
hi'n SMilrilny.
Dr. funm- will Ink
Hon nlioul Oolnli.T
liis new pol
1, imil Dr.
1 lii'liman w ill n'lni n lo p.ialornl
; woi It, hla Tluiruc Ix.InK il.'li'rmlncil
iwhon' tli"; oi ckoii ronrcri'itmi
nlfi'ts fU'pti-iiilx'r it.- "
1 1
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1
M . ur&- :mit . - ;
Let Kansas .
J I fX L
Kansas Is suppoued to bo the sunflower stale. But California boosters
think their state con boat 'em all, and maybe they're right. Tola shows
Miza Gladys Kenyon hohlins a sunflower grown at Hay ward, Calif. It's
1 inches hi diameter and weighs 16 pounds, nins ounces,
i i I.
HEALTH
MOW TO I.I vr: WITH HKiir
iiLoon iMtr.ssfm-: . . ,
(Ity Walter .1. VIKin, M. Ih,
Dcli-nlt, .Michigan)
McmlH'i' (ioi'us .Memorial lustitult
lVoplo with , very high blood
pressure may Irve ; lor years, pro
vided they have Inherited a good
arterial system, oat-- thtt -proper
diet, and do not undertake too
strenuous- physical exercise. A
great many premature deaths are
prevented by the physician who
discovers high blood pressure and
advises the patient how to live
with it.'
i jlllgli blood pressure, 'may be a
syuiiplom of heart disease in which
I thle value affected is thu ono that
bn vehta,,' norjunllyV'tho 1 return 'or
blood to the heart after it has
once iff I it. When this valve does
not work properly, t he heart hus
to. work harder in order to main-.
tain a snlficictit flow of blood.
With (his increased effort the
blood pressure rises. This defect
umy be caused by either rhcunut
tism or venereal disease, proper
treatment of which will In hutny
cast s, lower blood pressure.
.Another ImporliyH cause of In
creased blood pressure Is kidney
diseases, such as scarlet fever, ton
sil It I h,, rheumatism, the abeess for
mal ions around the teeth, (.'a refill
I'-eninieiit is necessary when these
diseases are present, to prevent de
velopment of kidney dlseaso ami,
with it, later development of high
blood pressure.
Auot her cause of Increase In
blood pressure Is arterial disease.
This may be caused by the Infect
ious diseases previously mentioned
and requires tin; same preventive
mi asures. ' It is especially Impor
ihat in all these cases to keep the
blood in circulation, In as bland
and uti Irritating form as possible.
litis reason, all irritating sub-
HianccH, such as the various Men
tioning agents, mustard, horse-radish,
pepper, and vinegar, also ul
eohol, should be snarlugly used.
Keduetlou In the salt intake will
very often lower blood pressure
markedly. Tobacco also has an of-1
SPENT) LABOR DAY IN PORTLAND
Special Coach
Excursion to
PORTLAND
Saturday, September 4th
Retuminp; Monday, Sept.
$6!
i ROUND TRIP
From La Grande
Lv.
Ar.
Lv.
La Grande 8:20 P. M. Saturday
Portland 7:20 A. M. Sunday
Portland 8:00 P. M. Monday
The
low fair ml'lji un rxtra Intlticmpnt to Hpt-nil a wonlerful
. k-nml ovrr Labor Iluy In 1'ortluml. Vlnll thu 1'urkn,
Itatico rnvlliotiR, Arnunt-nifnt Turks. Knjoy the I'uriflr roa:ll
t.-tiKno I1ii4.,all Clamr'H (tlofllih-lifudcr Monila'), und wn Tort
lan'l.. new million dollar movie.
l-'or rurlln-r Inforniatlon and tlrki-tn,
l.orul Affnt ut Iti'pot.
Beat This One
(uct of contrnellng .tho! blood ves
sels and should he omitted or used
In very moderation. J'hysleal ex
orcise should still be carried out In
order that ' complete tnrmilornia
tion of food liuiy.'taUo, place, pre-'
venting Increase in the poluonoub
Hnhfiluncoa whUh irritate both th
blood vessels and (he kidneys.,
High blood pressure und harden
ing of the arteries do not necess
arily accompany '.c-nc.h other. A
pipe-stem artery, may be accom
panied by low blood pressure, and
arteries which may feel normal
may still be Kuhji-cl lo high blood
pressure.
( Tho chief danger In high blood
pVeshiirej is rupture of the blood
vessels, whirl Is especially 'likely
to take place, on some sudden in
crease in physical exercise, such ns
,clltubiug tunny flights of tfltilrs or a
hill or under' undue. c'xclUmi'ont
-caused, by unutMJiM UPgor H" j?Joy...
Nervous tension Is one of thf con
tributory causes of ' high lood
pressure, Jt la therefore neces
sary In all, these cases to modify
the person's nnjnher'-of living so
thai tho tension which usuully ac
companies business activity may
he' avoided. .
To prevent high blood pressure,
prevent Infectious diseases or, If
contracted, take a long convales
cent period, eat proper food, see
i r?50fllm
Ml. tit. HaME P lDUn I
i
(ill)
i
rrZi Credit
jfi s -
. The Oregon Hardware
New Windsor Crepe de Chine Ties
In plain and figured patterns.
Moderately priced. .,.
PUTMAN'S
LadieaV Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
that elimination of wasle products
takes place' every day, take wurm
baths frequently, and nrmnge life
so ai to avoid unuuual physlrul
and mental strain.
Sloiuitalii Stamlartl Time Station
(Milt, HogliLa, Can. (liiautu
OtlOkc). 8 l- nt., MeQtiarrtc'H con
cert orchostw: TraKnuU trio.
KOA, lM'nver, Idn. . (322tni
1)30 ki-. C:S0 p. m.( llrowu l'alnco
strlng-oreheHtra. '. . ; ' , 1 ?
rnciric St an dnr I Ttmo Stations
' kl'WIt, llollywootl, ( a I. (i.Hm
1 190ki)' 7-8 m..' program, Mor
ris and coinrHiny: ST10,,aludio pro-gram;-
10-lt.' Warner j HrotherH
frolic. . v.s ; . '
Kll.l. Im A lurch ("at.: M05.ini-
7-IOki!). C:30-7;lin p. in,,'. weekly j
visit of Queen; TUunlu. ttd .the
Hundman; S-1U. do luxe Htndlo pro
gram; 10-11, JU; A." H)'. dance, or
chestra. ' ' 1 '
li.NX, llollvoo!, Cal. (UltO.Dni
NOOkc), 7-7MC- p. m . program,
John A. Vaughn corp.; 7HB,' health
talk; S-9," Hullders' l'lnance uh
socintion program, 0-lfl, Western
Auto Supply Co. program; 10-11,
Kdgcwater club Uanco- orchestra;
11-1 n. in.,1 Ambassador hotel dance
Orchestra. , .
Carl Majfce, fighting eilltor of a
N'ew Mexico ' paper,' 1ms, been ac
quitted of homicide, ch urges in
connection with the -death of a
young man who was accidentally j
hhot while Qlitftvw .was, defending
jhlmaelf from the attack of a jiidge
i whom ho had defeuteil for re.-elec-
i.lon. M.igne, ' Ind nowspiipor pur
chased from Albert Kail ..started
tho Invest igailon, Whloh resulted; In
the Teapot Home '.scandal, und
Kali's resignation , fronr the cab-
Owners of radio receiving sets In
Germany must pay fifty cents a
month for tho privilege. Tho tfov
ernment uses tho money to en
courage broudcastliig. .
Mattresses - Rugs '
i Cknl KelitUK utm
' leathor Multrtwws Made
IHIIim's KnmnnUMl
lliiri liuica Mda (ran
- oltl car petit.
Fumlttiro Ilfpalred and
nocoverad.
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
MranMvI I'luiUfnlor
PHONK M-W
. (Hum. HJwarda, ITop. .
1
j Radio i
V LINOLEUM REMNANTS - 2
Inlaid Print and Felt Base Floor Coverings
. .' , At Reduced Prices.
CARR'S
II r-.
School Days
IT will soon be time for the youngsters to be
going back to school. Make sure that they
are healthy by giving them plenty of pure milk
and cream. Pasteurization of our milk assures
its being absolutely pure.
R. F. TYLER, Prop.
Telephone Main 60 1109 Waahlngton At
Union Minus Postmaster,
Lawyer, City Marshal;
VNION. A tiff. 30. (RnecluD Unr j
ion Is minus a postmaster, lawyer,
city imiruhnl, ami Its only hard- .
vvuro man for a few days, as ' n.
party consisting of Tony ,U. Hmlth, :
1. A, VunHoiiten, - U Oudwoll;
I Z. Terrell and C, K, luwnou ;
started out on horwa Tltursday ,
morning for tho hills along Kteain
hout lake. They Intend . returning
home Tuesday, barriutr acoldeitts ;
and Hinidle fatigue.
M:vi:xs i'i;ntns i ir
. HAKKM. Ore. Auk;. 30. AP) ;
Kines aggregating $ia,702.60 wcrif' '
assessed and $ i:t,ori5,liO pahj for ,
violations of lhi liiiuor law during
July, according to repor. from th
office of the W. . J Sevens, state
prohibition commissioner.; Therfi
wore Hi eovictlons-following' lii?i '
arri'SlK. . Twenly stills were 'setttHli
and -i ft S gallons ol liquor -destroy
t'.'l. Jf(. sentences ; tolnlled ..'I.SlK
days. " ' -'- -' - . ' . . y- .
Most
Women
Have itopped old hyU '
enlc methods to Miur
teal' Immaculacy. NEW
way give true prottc
: tion discards like tifiue
FEW ' modern -wonivn but'
employ a new and different
way in .hygiene. A way that
supplants the old-time .''sani
mry pad" with true protection,
Wear filmy frocks and light
things . -. . any time. Dance,
motor for hours without doubt
or fear.
. It is called "KOTEX" .
five times as ahsorbent a.s -the
ordinary cotton padl . ,'. '.
Thorounlily deodorht) , . .
thus ending ALL, fear of of
fending. . . . 1
iS Discards as easily as a
r piece of tissue, No laundry.
No embarrassment. '
tbl ask for It without hesi
tancy at any drUR or depart
ment store simply by saying -"KOTEX."
Costs only a few
cents. Proves old ways an"
unnecessary risk. ,.
KOTGX
No lawndry-diicard luVe ttuue
Is
Good
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