La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1927, Image 3

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SOCIETY'NEWS
jOUT.OURWAY
By Williams
American Short
Stories Taken Up
. By Clubwomen
"American Short Stories' was
the program tmbjeet for yesterduy
afternoon's meeting of the NelKhr
horhood eliil), with Airs. Norman
Kieen an ehaiiman for the day.
Kh cliotia Wilbur Daniel Steele ia
hep exponent of the Anteiiean
Hluirt Ktory mid save, un Interest
ing ueeount of his life and works'.
Hint wave two of Stceli-'s storii-s iu
part and her clewr Impersonations
added much to the program.
Mimical numhers for the after
noon were I'adman eomposil Ions,
Mrs. W. H. llohnenkiinip Jr. alnw
iiiK "Moon liehtml the cotton
wood" nml "The Unid of the Sky
Mine Water. and Miss Ann Htun?tt 1
HliiKlntf "At KawntiiK" and -My
tJUt.to You." Mih. K. L, llolnits
whh piano accompanist.
Dining the huslnesa session,
which preceded the proKram. Mis.
A. T. lllll announced the Cudmim
concert which will be Riven this
evening under the auspices or the
Ni'lghhorhocd elul at the I,. I. S.
tabernacle, when t'harles Vak,
f lild ('adman,' celebrated Ameri
can composer-pianist, will appear,
aMslKted liy Mrs. A. I,. Htchnrdson,
local coloratura soprano. .
wan spent discussing Important f
topics or the day.
Kefreshmets wore served at
luttj hour by the hostess and he
mother,
Mrs. J. R. Oliver was hostess to
the members of the Wake-elita
Bridge club and four Ruesta ye
terduy afternoon nt her home on
Ptrst street. i :'s ,
Koiir tables were nt pluy durliitf
the ufternoon und Mrs. "'heater
Koyle, made hijrh score'. The con
solation prize went to Mrs. H. W.
Itiley and the guest prize to Mrs.
Walter Jones. J.lffht refreshments
were served. '
The' club will meet next Tues
day with, Mrs. H. J. heonard as
hostess nt her home nt 17'H Oak
street. " ,
Mooseheart Women
Install Officers
The Women or Mooseheart Le
gion Installed orflccr.s lor the new
year Kriday evening when u meet
ing was held at Kitgles hall, with
Mrs. Cora Shanks, past region, act
inic ns Installing officer.
Mis. Ivy Hchultx was . installed
us past region; .Mrs; Mary K. May
vllle, senior region; Mrs. Mary ).
Norrlp, junior fegiotu Mrs. Kmma
Kt niter ' e h n it 1 n In lri Corn
Mrs. Hill also announced the ! shanks guide; Airs. Helen l.ovell,
exhibition of block prints, by fam-J asslstunt guide; Mrs. -Agnes fnin
onn .American artists, which a-'oan, argus; Miss Ileulah .Shank,
on display this afternoon, tomor- sentinel; Mrs. Clnru Merger. Ve
.mw and Friday from 2 until fi corder; Mrs. I.nura Crdall.
o'clock at the club rooms in the treasurer; .Mrs. Winifred Cuss,
library building. This display was t musician. und Mrs. Winifred
brought to I .a Grande by the Ar;KnlKht, captain or the drill team.
Research class or which she Ik I The Members of t the Moo&e
pn-slrlcnt. j lodge, joined the women In u so-
AnriOlinoement was made Of .h",.!..!,!.. utter the liwlnllnH.m whi n
meeting of the American home de
put linen t tomorrow afternoon at
the cluh rooms, w hen Dr. Mnr
garet Ingle will give a paper on
"The Relation oT Nutrition to
Menial I Jevelopment." The block
prints will he ex lit hi tod and an
explanation given by members of
the . Ait Research class following
t he meeting.
Mis. l-'lnyd MrKennon. county
chairman ot the Christmas seal
sal.', reported. More than $7(10
was made in I'nion county during
the sate, $r5.(i() mtire than last
year, she announced. This money
Is used hi fighting tuberculosis. ;
refreshments were served.
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HEROES ARE MAOE -MOT BOR;
-The cuimee Puz2us. .
It "
PI027 BY NCA PEH V1CC IHC
Uition of NutHUon to Mental, le
velopinent." Airs. A.. T. Hill will
tell about the block prints being
xhthited , in the . Neighborhood
club , rooms. . ' ,
class of the First Methodist Kpis-
copal church met at the home o:
..Mrs. (ieorge M. I'ierpe, 2 1 I Ii Kind
street, Monday night at G : :t o o'clocu
when a pot luck dinner was serve J
with covers laid for 12.
The meeting was the first since
1 he beginning of the new year
und officers were elected. Mrs.
Meivin vialbraith was elected pres
ident : Mrs. Klva I'earson, seer -ta
ry-treasurer, and Mrs. II. H.
Jtrttw nlon. teacher for the yeur.
y The class will take -up a .course
ftr studyrtnt1f1eTl-'Th4 Vortien of
.tne Hihlc" tl.ls year.
Miss Johnson Is
Hostess to Club
' The Juliet club was entertained
Monday evening at t he home of
M Iks An net la Johnson on island
avenue. Twelve members were
.present and an enjoyable evening
FREE FREE
A generous sized
bottle of
PEP ELIXO
the great laxative
tonic
At
Moon Drug Co.
Ascitis Vol
The Owl lnig Co. -
Mrs; Ala hie Coleman was in
stalled as president of the Ladles
society to Brotherhood . of Loco
motive. . Firemen and Kngineers
last evening when tlie regular in
stallation meeting was held at the
Knights of Pythias hull.
Mrs. Myrtle Cade was installed
us vice president; Mrs. Alta Hick
ford, past president; . Mrs. Kdnn
Randell, collector;, Mrs. Louise . ny sister Mary
Hilary, treasurer; Mrs. Mary RHKAKFAST Stewed
ounn. chaplain; 'Airs. -Lena Head, with lemon, cereal, ihtn efenm
a nieinber of tthe bourd of tuns- crisp broiled bacon, creamed potu
tees; Kllen i)uvis, conductor; Mrs. toes, graham pop-oVers, milk, cof-
nyivia. iwigora, musician; . ftlrs. foe.
'NCHliON Cream ot
MENUS
HEALTH
OHIIiMlE.VS COLDS
toy lUlwnrd K Hlnwr, M. P.,
w York City
Member Gorgas Memorial Inst.
With thfi return of cold wenther
children are nrone to colds. Young-
. I sfers who have - been splendidly
figs well nil summer frequently catch
cold with the change of season.
Fully 65 per cent of children's
illnesses In winter arc duo to In-
The Maryth.a Sundny. school j Annu Polack, ' nmgaJne 'cones-' A .. tract. ',
pondent. ,no- , J rowlat bean soup, rye broud und I Infants and young children are
N..y.rul or the 1927 officers were j hu(tor Jottuoc Cllblllf,t pud J more susceptible because their
unable to be there because of Hl-jlllnr Ini)1( t , ' mucous membrane are more de-
LZ ot TZtiy - PINNEKRoaat -ioln of voalca. their breathing spaces arc
"MJnVdann,arlto aXdas ln mhl Potatoes', gravy, scalloped, J- t JX"Q
stalling officer, and Mrs. Ooldie tonmlot,s- JHiied cabbage stHud, j ; natural immunity to InreUion
Hickey as Installing marshal for souffle, whole wheat bread. I Colds are duo to an Infection.
The evening . . : milk, coffee. - j.Thls l usually contracted from an-
One former member of the so-H ,f 'ou not weir acquainted nor lnllvWual- Tntl a"octp
ciety was reinstated. . with the varieties 0f, dried beuns PprH0 spieads germs about In tho
Committers' from ' the other available on the ,muHet, the; dtf a,p coiigMng, sneezing , and
women trainmen's organizations i.rencc between a marrowfat und.even ln.'9.ud tal.kiny. y
met' with the socleiy- fui a shoi't-a "vy bean may mam. of .lUtlp .or ' Tlio child may harbor -the In
tlinc' 'und niad plans for a gen" Importance. Hut a murrcwfu'l fectlon in nose or throat and a
erul get-together of all t tain nun ban is large, rich" and wilh-a thin -cold is started by something that
auxiliaries, the . w ives of firemen, oovevlng. whllo a navy bean is ' lowers the resistance, such as sud- j
switchmen, brakemen, engineers small, lacking In richness and Jias den chilling of one portion of tho.
und .conductors, which will proh-iU tblck covering extremely IrH-. body, ror exumple, getting reet wet. !
ably be Feb. l ut the Kagles hall. tatlng to some people. Harrow- indigestion from Improper eating,;
Another meeting or the. committee f"t beans usually cost a few cents especially candy and other sweets.
will be held soon to perfect plans a pound mom than navy beans! : Children that .are too warmly
placed under lock and key at the
city hull th atlM equipment that
wus found In tho recent raid the
prohibition officers made ut a
house south of Union just at tho
mouth of tho canyon along the
highway, Tho property confiscated
eon si st a of two largo copper jars,
two large colls and a smaller out
fit, beside a sack of sugar.
It la understood (hat Hheriff
Hreaheura waa here Ruturduy In
quiring Into the question of min
ors being In the poolrooms und
card rooms.
- Charley Castor, who has been at
his home ror tho past few weeks
recovering from tho ejects of an
operation, Is Buffering a slight re.
lapse owing to an attack of flu,
which In confining hint to his home
ror n few days.
Friends of I,. A. Wright, local
business man nnd sportsman, tiro
boosting his name for appoint,
ment ta the state game commis
sion. Indorsements are also going
in front other communities in this
'part of the state, including the
Vlng, Fin, and Kleeiroot club In
a Orunile.
r, The m:? Union Stock Show was
1 launched last Friday night at the
Initial meeting which was held at
ithe clly hall. A hoard of dl-
rectors wns placed In office nnd !
Ilhts board chose S. K. Miller for;
their president. iMscussion of the j
j plans for thin years show was In ;
order. Heveral jout-or-town visit-j
ors were present. Many believe
that the show will have- to grnd- ;
uully change, sonio of Its features
as there has been n slight falling
off in receipts compared with the
expense of putting on such a stu
pendous exhibition us the show
has developed Into.
Kills Hess who went east a few
weeks ago to buy a sawmill for
shipment to Union, writes that he
has bought a band sawmill nnd It
will be dismantled and shipped
here In the near future. The mill
was purchased In flawlnaw, Mich.,
Heps ta expected homo soon to
.look aflcr the building of the pond,
mill, and other equipment for the
ehterprlse.
A. H, Dnsset Is bore from Gib
bon, Nebr., on a visit to his broth-ej-(
Hum Russet. He urrlvcd In Un
ion ' last Thursday.
. -Amurlnh "Oenfy" Jones who wus
Uuken to the county furm about a
Some inierierence with digestion ; week ago. has been a resident of
GREATER REDUCTIONS
ON ALL WINTER HATS
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ONE LOT ONE LOT
Values to $10.75 Values to .$12.75
Now $2.95 Now $3.95 ,
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Ladies ready-to-wear
AND MILLINERY
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ordinary cold. There again,, the
Infection travels from the nose und
throat down tho bronchi to the
lungs.
The sinuses, air spaces communi
cating with the nose, mubecome
involved and cause serious Illness.
part of the town. Although the
marshal wus called and took tho
license number of the coupe thut
was parked near one of the raids
and was t diced from the other
home, and the license wns trnced
to a cur owned by a man In Kum
tnerville, the authorities doubted if
there wus sufficient evidence for
prosecution and tho hiuttcr was
dropped.
J. n. Rhanks, . who sold his
bakery business here about a year
ago and bought a similar business
In 1'endleton, has again sold out
und Is moving back to his old
home here. Hhanks had been In
business hero for many years.
John Miller, the employe of the
O.-W. railroad compnny who was
recently injured while working on
tho track near Union and . was
taken to Rnker to tho hospital, re
turned homo tho first purt of lust
week. Ho Is slowly improving,
although still crippled up so he
cannot get out much. Ho will re
turn to Baker for treatment and
hopes to soon ho able to get
around without his cruttches.
i- milium ii imi mien; i.m, jiMineKC
f tell yrni I had the right of wsy!'V
I
Is a part of every cold. Occusion
ally It takes the form of dturrhocu.
Acidosis may follow the onset of a
slight cold In so mo children,
Word was received from the
Unlon for many yenrs. He wus delegation who went to Kugene to
well known In tho towns near represent (he Union high school
Union huvlng been a peddler of at the stato convention) that they
fruits and vegetables to North i were thoroughly enjoylhg tho visit
UNION PERSONALS
UNION, (Special) Tho Rev.
Mr. Rrudner of the Kplscopal
church, gave nn Illustrated lecture
Sunday evening at the church, his
subject being Vun pyck's book,
"The Other Wise Hun."
County Superintendent K. A.
Snyrer was over from La Grande houses
last-week visiting tho Union schools t rjothlng were purloined from sev
und looking after details conneeJed . cra clotheslines and one homo In
with the stale examinations. South Union suffered th loss nf
i'owder, Haines und other places,
JirMng his old horse and spring
wagon, and generally clad In an
old Civil war uniform, be was
known to practically every per- I
son In this end of the valley. Re
in g unable to do active work and
In un almost destltutn condition.
It was thought best to take him to
the county farm.
'; Last week waa the occasion for
several attempts at petty thieving
from numerous yards and chicken
In Union. Articles of
and had stopped over In Portland
nnd Corvallis on the wuy.
2$L OVB J
O0li. IEAR5
Baking R)vdfk
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for finer texture
and larger volume
in your bakings
Million ot poundi iuea
by our Government
Mn rail 1 IK A. . Vnn 1 HmHon
for tho mooting.
krfrpslinienls were HiTVfMl nrto
the huufm'Hit iiie.'tfnK.
Announcements
l but for many purposes are well' dressed so thut the skm Is con
stantly moist with persplrntlon tiro
prone to colds. So ulso are those
who live in overheated, ( poorly!
ventilated, rooms. - I
If I tint pa ri nf Hiivlnir. "Tt'n nnlv n I
A one-stiiip, plain too. kid
sllpp4T. npplliftie nn l4lf "f
(iiailer. wootl-mvrrod splko
heel: ndor. new .hade or
Mimlhwood. Tills one wlls
nt
Another one n Utile ilark
vr shade in color, wixxl spike
reptile metvd Imh-I, plain
Uh: spin-l ump. rlblKin tii.
with oH-n work or panel at
hiti'p. rrk-ed at mt
pair. TheM' are imlilcitil
wry tlny.
Am-Ii-AmI ovronK S7..0.
Iteil ros fdlpiwr in all
stles at SN.15; orlginnlly
sio.no.
SI. .VI silk liosc, RI.25.
The B00TERY
Itojs' slioo. l.2."i wero
M..MI lo S.VOrt. Illiroillilllf
ItlB ImjV shOf.
The Mixtion BttHly chisa of th
Klr-st I'tTflhyterian church will
meet nt the lioinf of Mrs. I.. I.
Illlaey. 12(11 Onk street ThurxtRv
nfternoon ut '2::ui o'clock.
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The Woman's society of Ihc
I'lrst -ltnptist church will meet
Krlilay nfternoon at the home of
Mrs. .( i'ennlnlon on Mmn
avenue, A inlssiohury pi-Ofrrnm un
the nlrshlp "l-:anKel" will he
Blven.
The Monday Muslcul chorus will
meet for rehenrsnl Thnrsduy eve
ning nt 7:lf o'clock in tile Neinh
horhnofl cluh rooms. All mem
bcrM are uracil to he on time.
The American home department
of the . Nelifhhorhood cluh will
meet tomorrow afternoon ut 2 : 1 f
o'clock In .thcciKhhorhood cluh
rooms. I)r. .Margaret Inffle is
chairman In churtre of the pro-fi-rain
and the suhject Is "The Ite-
I worth the difference In price.
Cahluct I'liildiitir
Rtale sponge cake. cup seed
less raisins. 2 CRgs, 2 cups milk,
Vi teaspoon salt, 1 talilespoou sllghfcold, whloh amounts to
melted lint ter, M teaspoon grated nothing", wo could foresee the pos- J
nutmeg. 2 tahlcBpoons sugar. slhle luter development, we should
llutter a . quart mold anil not bo HO complacent. Whllo It:
sprinkle with rnlslns. . fitron or is true that most coldg pass away i
candled fruit can lie used If aj after a week, without being serl- .
more elaborate pudding Is want- ous, there are dungerous coinpllcu
ed. Add slices of sponge cake, . lions arising from ordinary colds. I
sprinkling raisins between ench lroup '( not diphtheritic) usually
layer. Kill the mold about i begins as ' a 0ld. J'he croupy '
j full of the cake and raisins. Heat cough starts a night or two later. ;
eggs slightly with sugar, salt and " roup, wnne noi uangerous. i
nutmeg. Orailuully add milk nnd distinctly alarming. " Abscess or the i
mclieil butter, beating eonslanlly. middle ear Is n .common complleu-'
when thoroughly mixed, pour . tlfin of colds. The Infection spreads
over the sponge cake mixture. Let : from tne nnso-pnnrynx inrougn ine
slaml until cake ubsorbs custard, j eustachian lube lo the middle ear.
place in a pan of hot water, cover Mnstold disease may follow the
with buttered paper and bake one ear Infection.
hour In a moderately hot oven. I Pneumonia, especially In young
I'nmold and serve warm with or children, usually begins as nn
hnrd saucer '
(Copyright, J !) 2 7, NKA Service,
Inc.)
Ask About This
It. C. A. 100 Speaker
II & S Electric
Somnieiv Hotel Bldg.
Phone 393-W
part of a flock of ehlekens, Home
of. the urlleles. of clothing were
found next morning1 ' In "andlller
Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Rec
ords is complete. New records daily '
CARR'S
in
Uoyd fleorne attended his first
public nuivliiK pleture hnw the
other day. The genera lion eer
tainly Ih K'diiK to the Oiikh.
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CopjrlKlil. SKA and L..rin.
THIS YOUXO I-ADV HKEMH WEI.I, CUAKDKD. Tho little
British lasa Is holding two prize winners at recent hull. ..
dog ihow In London. On the left Is "British Tank's Doable" '
and on the right is ".Master .Napoleon."
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OIF TARTAR. 3
oAn open secret
It's an open secret that
Schilling Baking Powder
contains more of that
wholesome but costly
cream-of-tartar - - more
than any other brand.
S chilling
B aki n g oPowder
tKiQ spices cotree
Tea li Extracts J
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A Buying Guide
Before you order dinner at a restaurant, you con
sult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip. by
motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start
out on a shopping trip, you should consult the adver
tisements in this paper. For the same reasons!
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The advertising columns are a buying guide to you
in the purchase of everything you need including
amusements! A guide that saves your time and con
serves your energy; that saves useless steps and
guards against false ones; that puts the s-tr-e-t-c-h
in family budgets.
The advertisements in this paper as so interesting,
it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them
. . . fail to profit by them. Just check with your
self and be sure you are reading the advertisements
regularly the big ones and the little ones. It is
time well spent . . . always.
Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours
on the road to merchandise value. Head
the advertising "road maps"
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