La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 28, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Dct-emlicp 28. 1920. LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER PageThrw ' i Aririnal CoIIpdp H,,oon" mlm''i pnay. 2 hara- ""Ual ? j ok4- oik !4 WHH,,on . .lt. " IJanCG IS otageCl 'rm-ti iIiwwIiik. muyommlxe. ip- : Un Elks' .Temple''"VP1.; ,, , ,;. , . with crihii lettuce leuves. I'lle the crowd ut tended ' thei u" ea nfteut mn " lne "tr. Sur- iuuiim mm L'uunuKP wnien no lipeil crisped In lee water iintl thoroughly dried between touelx. Sprinkle the cubhuge with Homo of the minced green pepper und uttoul 1 i!, table spoons of Preach dressing. Sur round the cubhuge. with carrots and around the on rip in arnuige the Hhredded lettuce. J Sprinkle en nuts A lurgc ighth annual holiday dunce given by the students, .of Oregon Agri cultural collet lust evening In thr ballroom of the LMk' temple- Dick Lindsay's lx-p!cce orchestra fur lilHhed music, and dancing wan en Joyed from 0 o'clock until 12.-' All college students umt alumni OUT OUR WAY nil prospective- college.! students jnml leUuce with, 2 v tablespoons n ml all high school students und nluinnl were invited to attend. 1 I'utrons itnd patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Kail Reynolds. M . and .Mrs. l.eroy Coyner, Mr. nnl Mrs. Melvin (.arson. Mr. and Mrs. Tluy i'rice and Mr. and Mia. Hurth H, Hrudy. - ' Those on the committee , U ."burge of the dunce were MhN I'Medu Klnpfcnsteln, Dallas Jacob pon, lranciH- Snodgruss, ticoig--H;Vthuu and Hay Lynch.-.. Another college holiday dance wHI h held Wednesday night vh"n, the I'nivcrslty of Oregon Htudents will sponsor one, which! wUI also be given In the ha 11 room of thq Klks . temple. ' All high I school students and alumni and j t'Olleire students and nliimnl nn.1 their friends arc Invited In ntti-n.1 ' The dunce will be informal. Several features nre being ar ranged, which promise to be of unusual -interest. '.Lindsay's or chestn'i jvjll furnish music for the daiU'ci'V. ,., . t , , ;. .;' ltriooU t'olt Ih chairman or the committee in charge of the dnncv Other members nre Miss 'Thelma Kitchen, Minn Helen Williams. Clijrk Trice and Ingvur An mum. French dressing and sprinkle Halt over the whole mound of vege table. Cut; the eggs In slices and place on the Hhredded lettuce. Alternate egg slices with spoonful of may onnaise. The; Juice of onion or the j onion rineiy minced In added to the mayonnaise. Drop a spoonful of mayonnaise on top of the beetH. Drop three spoonful on the cab huge it ml three on the carrots, sprinkle the whole witf! minced parsley and paprika and garnish teach tier of. vegetable with slices of olives. . U'npyrlght, H2ti. XKA Service, Inc.) ' Two dances will be held thts evening, when the. lie Molay mem bers will he hosts at an informal dancing 'party in Ihc Klks ball room, und the American- Legion post wilJ give Its first annual "Sil ver Thaw"' dance at Zuhcr hull. 1 , Card Club Meets 1 , ' At Gower Home .The' Ad IJbltum Pinochle club met last evening at the, home of Mr. und M rs. A. .K Cower on N nvenutf. with Mis. Herbert Speck hart uxslsting Mrs. Clower as hos- Six tables of pinochle were at play and Denver Charlton made high score among the club mein-btH'SU-nTho consolation prize went to till re. llhrnfcn and the guest prize . was won by Mrs. I.ouIm Slandley. 'i'ha MKude;s served a two-course luncheon following the carl g.-VJllCK, Announcements"! HEALTH IXCItKASK TIIH 'WOltK-SI'AX in' i.i no. II)' V. V, I'niliuni. M., I),,, .,. AIcnibRr CorKiiH .Mniorlal Instltvito 6-AO ! vNtRE ALL . OuT li.. l mr Pie Cost $1 In Civil. War Days ' 'hi lioyal Neighbors will meet motive Knights of I'ythlas bail Wydnesday evening. D-c. 20, in rtular Sis.sion. All of the oftl-citts-iiect are urged to be there. v. 'il'he Woman's llenefit assoeia tign will meet this evening at 7::o' o'Hock at the -Knights of Tythlas h.tfl. I pl'hc llegree of Honor Protective n.oeiatlon will meet this evening .v o'clock, ut Kugles' hall. All members are urged to bo there, Officers, "tor the ensuing year will lnj' elected. MENUS liy Sls(4'i Mnry p H K A K I' A ST Canned cherries, coreal. thin cream, sausage cakes, creamed potatoes, pnpovers, milk, coffee. ,,lLltNCUi;ONr Tomato bouillon, toifst sticks, luncheon vegetable sal ad brown bread and cream cheese sandwiches, sliced oranges, milk, ton. ll) I N XHR Veal stew, baked suash, radishes,, chocolato souffle wjxh orange sauce, whole wheat nflls, milk, coffee. LTho luncheon salad offers n sug gestion for u supper salad to use in plSt e' of "the lime-honored potato s.i,tad. The arrangement of the vegetables makes for beamy on t )iiMMfVl ng table, wiilcb Is always important for . the supper party table. . lamclieoii Vegetable SalatL (ne cup diced red pickled beets, 1 cup diced cooked carrots, 1 cup finely shredded cabbage, 2 cups sbredded lettuce. 8 tablespons sliced stuffed olives. 1 minced green pep per, i niedlnm-slzed onion. 4 luhle- i . - ' A bishop and l?nele Mose were disiussing the philosophy of life and the negnv was' nsked foi bis opinion, . ' j ' "Well. Uishop. it's this wny." he said. "A nian goes up for a while," ihen goes'. along oif the lebel. and ihen he goes down."' ' " "liut when." usked lha bishop, "do you think lie begins to go down?" ' "That 'pends,' 1,'ncle Mose re plied, "on the speed ,wid which he went up." '' . And so It is. Careful raising niul careful living afterwards will pro ion;; the period of comfortable ex istence ami defer the period of de clining health, and active life. While it is true that a dozen or more years have been added to the average life time during the last forty years. It "certainly has not been accomplished by prolonging the lives of people over sixty," hut rather by lowering the death rate under the age of five. There has been little extension of life- beyond the age of fifty, und the present objective is toward at reduction of the death into later. in life. - 'Tie work-Kpuu, that period during whf,ch men are re garded as so-called good risks, does not extend much beyond forty fly.o." .Not to add a few more years f"wn-'ulready feeble existence, but to extend this work-span beyond sixty Ih a wnrtti while object. Doctor Oliver Wendell IlolmcH once remarked that we should be gin a hundred years before birth to car for the chlld'sjienhh. The In flucmc of environment, social in fluences, and the contraction of bad habits of living have much- to do! with shortening the span of life. Periodic health examinations aim to find ottt weaknesses at all I periods of life and, by removing or j. correcting them, Increase and pro long usefulness and happiness. The! life of such ii man as Doctor W. li W. Keen, of Philadelphia, a mem-1 ber of the CJorgas Koundatiou und I Ktnerltus Professor of Surgery ofl """ Jefferson Medico I college, who Is I'NiON (Special). Mr. and still active at the .age of 87, shows Ml8' Krank Hartlett were over conclusively for example that the!from Ui "Orando Saturday to visit ago of happy, useful existence I with the laticr's parents, Mr. und ought to-be extended Indefinitely. I M- ! -M. liootts, over Cbiistuius. Hut one can hardly expect to add I William Klcibloek has purchus many years to life bv beginning tn ! C(l a herd of milk cows und start- do In old awe the things that should 1,1 11 dairy farm on bis ranch just WHAT A . FQUW-r' ; li: ; OUT 1 - . By WiliiamslTea Gowns Slit Down Sides The I ... i Style in Vienna Cl?36 Vt'.tiC 3EnVICC IHC. Jfor loveliest . , FACE AND HANDS! , Silqlie (pronounced silk) is really a cold ; cram in liquid form. You apply it to your face and hands. Silque absorbs in- stantly, is not the least bit sticky and it gives your skin na tural color and soft : texture. Moon Drug Co. Agents For The OwlDnigrCov WAIXA WALLA. Wash.. Dec. 2S. Pie was a delicacy in Wul lu. Wal.a. in civil war days, us Is evidenced by an old bill of goods among; u number of eur-ly-4uy relics recently due up In .(he "chamber or commerce quar ters, which had been given to the old Vommcrclul club by the late Samuel Drumheller. This bill of gocds listed on pic at $1. and it was made from flour that was billed ut $9 per loo-pound fack on the same list. Apparently cleanliness was next to godliness ubout the same time for two burs of soap' cost $1. Tea was ?t.S0 tt'1ound, and otb- Jt.( - ()C' er. Items of grocorleft In pro- U' ll'lt, . OU5.ll, III liimiuiu( quantity, cost $10, which re- 1 inlnda some of the' price that ,i s nmny nulA; fbj? Mweetc.ilnxt.dMi:- W i Off vn kV$H ril v y 1 This partlculurf-'blll was dutei 1-Vh. L'(l, iS(i:i, and -still Is wo;l prewt'ved us are other docur iiienta, some of them even mom ancient, on a card which likely will h turned over to Whitman mum-uni. They, paid poll tux buck in ISG'J. the sum collected being $2. A receipt for poll tuxes us well as u receipt for general taxes, are included on this large card. La . Grande, -Mr. and Mrs. J. I. HLurglM ami. daughter Murclda, of I'nion, . wero Chrlstinus guests- at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Sturgiii Suturduy.1' ; Wultor StrlnKhnm wus over from Imhlcr. visiting' with friend' hen Sat urdu y. , . t , " " : Charley Castor, w ho had ;. been visiting, ui the homo . of his. staler in li uincs' In order to, be ne,ur Ma ker for medical treatment, came home Krlduy to be with his fumlly on Christmas- day, Last Wednesday evening Wultcr Duvls was. host ,. to a number a;' collcgo.Bludents who tire .home for t hf linllibivs - mid il number of jollier young, people of I'nlon ut j u dancing pu.rtf at his', home n Norm-- t nion. uigni couege vaca tionists wer! present:- nethlno Mil ler. Kemniia-Cudwell, ' Willie Hug gecty. Sidney 1)ohhiu, Henry Cud well, Lyle Custor, Hruce DuvIh and Max Jensen. Luneheoo wus si'rvc 1 following the dancing. . ' ', , Mr.'' 'and .Mrs. Wiley UluntVit und daughter Muxlne, nre. spend ing the Christum vacation vlsli- Llng , with friends, In illlton-lfh'Vr walnr. They left Lnlon J hursiluy und will probably return1' before school reopensi Dale Sclbird. son of GrOrge Sci blrd, Cilltor, und , owner of the Pnlon Republican, Is homo frori Portlnnd to upend chrfstmus an! the holidays with bis father and mother. " .t Johnny Jacobs, who has been t:i UNION PERSONALS im limn uone many years oerore. Ksperially to be commended is the periodic health e.vuminutlon. which aims to ascertain weaknesses and abnormalities and to give time south of I'nlon. Mr. Hyfleld Is managing -the dairy business for the owner. The (tlbson barber shop, which is opening up in' the rooms for- ly advice for their correction. This "iciiy used us offices by Dr. ik wise at any period of life. Thus the way may be pointed out to a happy old age, without querulous ness and with thankfulness for hav ing lived so long. . The Chicago. Art Institute points out u new- wuy to tnuko money in vest in art. A Cblcugo waiter bought a picture.' three yeurs ago, paying for It in instalments. He has been offered twice the price. Driven by overpopulation to eat ing tree bark and seaweed from the ocean, the wild gouts of Guadalupe Island are' chunglng their habits and in some respect their form. They are, learning to climb leaning trees In search of foliage. Silver Gauntlets Silvtrbor.nd strips make an interest In new cuff on edt glova Shuster, will bo ready for business about Tuesday of this week, Next Monday, Jan. 3 the three 'churches, Methodist, Presbyterian and Kplscopal, will begin u week of prayer services to be held each evening in the Presbyterian 'church. 1 toy. I ,ee of t he M et hi, dlst church, Jtev. Hrndner of the Kpirtcopal church anil the local pastor of the Presbyterian church. He v. Dickinson, w III bundle the cost services. Kmerson ;Huggerty drove here from Portland Saturday to visit for a fiw days with his father, W. O. Uuggerty. lie is on em 'ployc In a Portland bunk. Much Nutisfuciion is fell her concerning the final outcome of .the campaign to secure the Kast icrn Oregon normal at La Grande, -not only that one of tho best citlew of this county secured the normal, hut nlsp because there will be sev eral young people each year here In I'nlon who can now tuke ndr v.intuge of the nearness of the school, and who otherwise would probably not receive this train ing. . Miss Hazel Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Adams of North I'nion, arrived home Thurs day to spena the holidays here. She is a teacher in the public schools ut Coqulllc, Ore, Duvid Stills, a rancher living west of Union, has been unable pto do any work for the past fe.v weeks owing to ill health. Ac cording to .latest reports be it slow ly fin proving. , Josephine Hlisft. daughter of Mrs. Nellie Vudt-n. cuiik; home from Gb-ndute. Ore., the (alter part of the week to visit here during the vacation days. She teaches In a district near Gb ndule. Alfred Cross, and who has been making his home in Boston an1 other New Knglund points for the post six or eight months, arrrvj j home last wcvk and will probably remain- h-er,. William Sturgiii nnd wife, fro.nj Home Dances Rare; y Too Many Guests NKW YOKIC. Dec: 28. (AP) Expanding guests lists are, darken ing the hull rooms in New York iWu'mdons. -, , Only a few of the fumllics In Knickerbocker , society still use their own bonus for dancing pur lies.'1 The scone of daughter's de but has shifted to Ihc fashionable dribs, i restaurants and ; hotels( where the debutante of toduy mnkct her how to. u thousund guests. - ' i - Kaeh year there have been inoro personB to whom tho daughters must ha introduced. Cuttlng-in be cume'the voguo at dunces and tho young ladles, measuring thier pop ularity by the number of young gentlemen who sought them out, insisted upoiv a "stag line" of as muny'dgible ments possible. Hoy Ir lends rrom college and other friends of the Invited guests In creitHVM tho uttendunce. (SoiVMitof tho older' fuinllles, how ever, consider It unnecessary to In. elude such u large representation of society ut their parlies, so they continue to use their homes for tho aifulrs. They Include, Mrs. Cornelius Vunderhllt, the James A. Hurdeus, Mrs. Whltelaw Held, the c. Ii. Alexanders, the Otto H. Knhns, and severat others. Hv Tho jnmm4hI fit1 ' "Culotte" leu gowua, silt down the side and- revealing a generous view of silken culotte or tlghls have, gained favor, with a rush iu Vicuna und muy n seen ut the most rashionuhto gatherings. The cutotte fit tightly about tho leg t . .; . . - - f -' uhovo the knoew und ur,e udorned T with, bristly colored clastic bands (VfWl State POUltTU KVVI.y AtX'KSSOltll.K , Accessories of ull ktmls are more Importaut lhan ever beforo lii'tho PUTMAN'S After Christmas Reductions ' offer many eJcceptional values on ' Coats, Dresses and. Millinery. : I has mude it necessary to obtain I ii iil.li, nf l)it.riiullnn:il rrvum n t i,ti OrtVW MJUV JUn Launched In Dev. tW. as a' 1 " ' j. I show of 24i birds nnd uu utten a t: ( f,, iduneoor i.uiut. the show bus grown PniflUlt ulnlAHfiiuMmiii k'unh iut i -"'- " """"t W -a. """" " , lint II MlHt velinli:' lllrdll U'Ant (til novel y: light at tho c.,rr a nur. w , , h0 mously wlilf at the armhole. w hich , . . ii,luu.rt 1b cut down nearly to tlui hip.' I ,,., .A ' nt u -.. n, . poultry judges of the Tutted States, having frequently Judged tho Madi son Siiuaro Gardens annual winter show ut New York. Rapid de velopment of the Gem State show Collars urn quitv high oil many of the new house, frocks.' ' Draped frocks ure worn again, the full newt being gcucrully drawn on to one hip und ullowod to hang from (here. . i:uibrU)tri(H Auil. UcaiN . Km broideries, for even tux frocks are, go.nc.ru I y uai'd iu connection with heads, and sequins. - , b'rJngy U veix wnurt again for afternoon and evening. . Gaiters for wet or very cold duya which ure both chic an comfortnhlo are exemplified by the new High land spiitteo- mode. Hemlines aro having many tips and downs, und' moreover, have both on the same frock us often as not. . 5 - Ink-blue Is one- of the newest popular colors. ' Jewels ure immensely Important and fashionable, hot A reul'onesund those rather too good to bo truo. : , , . i . A viola found In Kdlnhurgh has a body 17 iuchos lung, or '1 Inches lunger than the average viola. ' It was made by llloronu- uious Amati, the muster of srudi-vavius. until last year &t2 birds were . on display nnd the exhibit n timet ed un utlcmlanco of more than 8. OHO people. This year facilities hnv been prvldcd for 70 blrda ' Dtroli'K cltv hall will be re placed by an eluhtmtle strui-turc oitj the Detroit rivet us tho nucleus bf , a clvU.' cenler If plans of Counvr tuuu John C, Lodgu materUilUe.' ' ' Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec-' ords is complete New records dailtf A canal five ndlesin length and the hospital ut Mot Lake for tie': 0,5 feet wide, connecting Marseilles; past few weeks suffering from with the Khoue canal and the pneumonia, was sufficiently tin-1 Prench Inland waterways system. proved to be brought home la.d has been completed after fifteen week. Ho Is slowly regaining his years and an expenditure of more strength. . , , -thnn 70,MMMM1. Ph passing of tho rickshaw. I Tents of cheesecloth cover tho There wero as.Oll rickshaws In tobacco fields of Cuba as a pro Tokyo , In 18D7- und tn 1H2G the tectlon against insects and the or number was S,34ll, , (Unary jwealher conditions. Bring-s New Woe for Daddy Browning Mental uugufxh. nervous shock, uttettiited assault and threats tn kill! Mary Louise Spas, first "Cinderella Girl." lias decided that ahe suffered all those unpleuiuihtries along with the attentions of Kdward W. drowning nnd that they . are w.rth no ' less than $500,000. Here she Is shown fondling few" of the gifts thn bier ly millionaire once lavished itpnii her.. u t- ' , j 1 The Food-Tonic That Imparts A Feeling Of Fitness and Strength SCOTT'S EMULSION Rich In The Health' Building Vitamins Of Cod-liver Oil Scott 9l Dowue. Blount field, U-h ' 26-39 Model 20 Receiver -ask the man wha owns,1 one. - : Price $165.00 H, & S, ELECTRIC Ca 1 Hotel Sommer Bldg, Phone 393-W. "If it's on the. air, RacUola wiR get it" INSIDE YOUR HOME f An arrangement of table and books under a light .' -:. . a couch, its cushions, the picture it faces. You know where to. find them,. what they mean, to you. When you read advertisements, you can' imagine what, the objects they pictm-e would look like in 'your home; you can know where to find them; what they will mean. ; .; '" ', ,': Advertisements put things frankly before you. They show how that radio would make that corner happier. How much more attractive your windows would be with just those sheer glass-curtains. - How your mantel needs that mahogany clock or those tall, thin candles! They tell you definitely where you can buy latest good things to increase your pleasure . . . help you know them intimately as if already in your living-room, bedroom,, bureau drawer. They tell of values that won't wear out in a hurry. -Honest pleasures you might otherwise miss. Read the advertisements. With their help you can buy with economy the best you'd like to enjoy.