La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1927, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Paw'Thm"
'Wednesday,' April 6, 1927
Society News
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; Presbyterian '
v Class Guest at
' 4 Evening Party
. The htffh school girl KraduntfH
Stinilay school cluais of I he Kirst
J'roHhytPrlun church was entftr
Inlnpd lust evt-nlng at tin- home of
Minn Margaret Halu-r on Adams
avenue.. v
V Thirteen girls were present ami I
the curly part of the evening w
taken up with u Bhort Inmint'si bom
lon. preshlel over the the preal
(tent. Alias Lillian .Si ma.
Mltu) Huliia Anderson, teacher,
conducted a study drihs on pi-1
, byterlanism, after which gaipea
.. wrt iui mi.- MiiiLiimii i j
the evening.
The hostess served refreshments
before adjournment.
The class will meet again Tues
day evening. April 111, at the hoip"
"of Miss l.llllan Sims. .
Mrs. flrover Orlmniett was hos-
:.elub -yesterday afternoon at her!''pd 'tomorrow evening
fiirm home 7:flf ciock Adelaide
. Three tables of bridge were at I Packard. district deputy, tho meei-
.t..V durlnt rho ..n..rnnon nn.l I.1.U ! " lo taliP ut th hom! f
.score was won by Mis. Kay Good-
nough. '
,' Yellow daffodils were used to
.decorate the rooms. A two-course
luncheon followed the curd gnmes.
Mrs. Clilbert liurron will he the
hostess to the c!nb Tilesduy.
April I a.
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'( Mrs. W. P. McAdory entertained
nt lyncheon Monrluy noon nt the
Voley hotel complimenting Mrs.
(Jeorge , l.ovcjoy, who is , In .u
lUrando and at Hot Luke for u
Hhort. time.
i Honoring tho fouiteenth birth
day anniversary of her daughter,
Mis IMIlh Rinllh. Mib. J. V,
Umlth entertained at a lilithdnv!
iiarty Kntnrdny evenlni? at. the'
ltnviiinn-1 llekK Imardlntr house. !
Where they make their home. I
Twenty-five school friends were
lireHent. the affair heliiK a com-,
plete HUrpriae to the honor Rues!
flames were enjoyed during tbej
evening and at a late hour Mrs. (
Mllllth, assisted by Mrs. Tele Nel-.
son. served refreshments.
T'lowers were used to deeornle.(
the rooms. The honor Buest re-1
eelved many Kifts In remembrance '
of her blrlhdnv annlvcrslny.
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The reRUlnr lodge session of the i
.....in.... 7 n, iirnil,-.
ljidles' auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Hallway Tinlnmen was
'linlil InsL evenlnn: at Knules' hall.
: . The i-ee-ular lodce work was
taken up durlns the evening. Al' r"T.IT find
the nox meeting of. the auxiliary W teaspoon pepper cup flno
a Soebe wl.l "fo.low the ,dKe toasted bread crumbs V o M
meeting.
i All-Day Meeting
To of rnvo
AO VV"i
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COVK (Special). Memhera of
the Ladles Ciuihl of the Kplscop:tl
church spent Thursday of lust
week at the home of Mrs. A. G.
rf'onklin. It was an all-day .meei
iiig to' do sewing for the apron
sale lo bo held Wednesday, April
18, at Morris hall.
A potluck lunch was served at
noon "nnd in the afternoon the
guild members were joined by the
Woman's club and the Rev. S. W.
Creasey made an address.
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1.ADI") CANYON (HpecinD The;
women of the l.add Canyon Get
Together club have nrranged to
Itave a short program at each
meeting of the club and the fol
lowing chairmen have been ap
pointed to have charge: Mif.
Charles Orandy. Mrs. .lames Mc
Clure. Mrs. C. Y. Heale and Mrs.
; a iioinli Ppbler.
The first program. In charge or
Mrs. Orandy, was given whn the
eluh met -tit the home of Mrs. El
liott Austin. The second program,
under the direction of Mrs. Mc
Clure, was presented Thursday af
ternoon, when the elub had an
interesting meeting at the home of
Mrs. William Wanton.
The program consisted of a vo
cal solo by Mrs. Henry Peebler, a
pliivlot entitled "The Flapper."
nnd an April fool burlesque or
chestra. Mrs. McClure was the
grandmother in tho play. Mrs.
Tlenry Peebler was the flapper.
Mrs. William Banton was the
mother and Mrs. Elliott Austin
look the part of Tom. The same
women wore, members of the or
chestra. After the program the hostess
served refreshments.
The next meeting of the clu'.i
will be nt the home of Mis. T.(W.
nates. April 14. when Mrs. C. -tteule
will have charge of the en
tertainment. A Real
Special
Peters' Sweet '
Milk Chocolate
12 lb. Cake
. 29c
Moon Drug Co.
Agei:H I 'or
The Onl Inig Co.
Announcements
The Mother's Self Tullure cluU
will meet tomorrow afternoon fit
i'.HO o'clock at the home of Mrn.
Otis Palmer. All members are
urged to be there. " -
The art department of , the
Neighborhood , club will meet for
study tomorrow afternoon at 2:15
o'clock In the Neighborhood club
rooms, Mrs. K. I). Appleby will
I be In charge and the subject ti
'tltitoli I iin.lu-.inn l'nlnlfli-B " All
nimi-u1 whether memhera of
.i,,,,,,..!,.,,,,. . inviifi
The Woman's club of the Bap
tist Sunday school will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2: SO o'clock
at the home of Mrs. C. K. Won
persett. A special meeting of the Worn-
Benef it assnclat Ion bus been
Mrs. t'harles MnrehUon. 2nl7 Klrt
street. T'luns fo- tho rally In be
hold In TVnilleton,
ilisctlfiaoil.
Miiy 9, will lo-
Thm r.ailliV BOcity to tho Hro
theiliooil of l.ocomollvo Plremon
and Knitini-mcn will moot lomo'--rnw
afternoon ut 2 o'clock at tho
K. !'. hull. There will he Inltlil
tlon nnd other Important )mlnes.
All inrmVra urn urged to heproi
ent. MENUS.
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.' Ity Sister lrjr
TlltEAK l'AST Ornpefrijlt julee,
unit oodlinh liaall, spider corn-
hread. coffee.
T.rNPHKON Kkb nlquant. let
luce sandwlchea, upplo
tapioca
pucininpf. nuiK. ten
niNNKIt Bouillon, toasted wa
fers, . creamed finnan naduie,
sleamert rice, spiced figs, buttered
ureen beans. Braliam rolls, fresh
pineapple with mocK angel iooa
caae, milk, coiiue.
n ennaren mum im ;'"" i
breakfant. a cereal should ho a. d-
(1 IO ine menu. iiiiiTOtp . , .
however,
will find tho meal stiff- i
Seated much to his llHlng.
IBS I'lqualH
Four bard-cooked eggs, 14 on.
Ion. 2 tablespoons butter, Vt oup
tablespoons -
cream
2 eggs,
and rut in thin slices and cook
until onion is yellow. Cut egK In
halves legthwiso and ttdd wn
cream to onion. Boat eggs until
vnrv liirht and mix with crumbs,
parsley salt, pepper and julco of
lemon. Pour this mixture pver
CKSH in siiuce pan, cover pan ond
onnit over a low tiro until eggs aro
set. about ten minutes. Turn Into
a hot serving dish, garnish with
parsley und servo alono.
(Copyright, 1927, NKA. Service,
Tnc)
HEALTH
HXCmillAOF. KARIiV
. niACN'OSIS
Hy Simon levln, M. I.
HollKti l''l-
Member Oorgns Memorial
Institute
Modern business Is carried on
on the basis of effleleney I. e.,
decreased cost with decreased time
in production. If we could dem-
.nlrnto lo VOU thill eni'lV dluf-
nosis of diseases, which not only
decrease your efficiency hut may
cripple or destroy you. would be
lo your advantage, would you not
hnve proper and prompt examin
ation to determine the early signs
of these maladies? .
lOarly discovery prevents these
diseases by the prompt removal of
the causes or by the early remov
al of the diseases themselves. l'"or
example, this applies lo the ro.
inoval of pie-cancerous growths,
uttentlon to and removal of in
fected teetli and tonsils, ond r-
n,ni-nl nf nht-entc Pllll bluddei'Snnl
appendices. Karly recognition, of
diseases of the. stomach and bow
els would prevent an immense
amount of suffering.
ltecognize "lumps" on or In the
body as potential sources of vi
cious diseases. Moles, tumors.
mauu. 1,1 111. Bkin OC brCUHtS
whether male or female tumors
of the womb and adjacent orgitns
never should be permitted to re-
Thonged Beads
to be worn wit to tallnrl tweed
lull. In Mil new IraMi lewelry
liwallrd bcu heaT llver Ixadf
Ire ' ftrunK on brown leather
thonga. '
OUT OUR WAY
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THAiT . HAMO SACK
I U tm IT
v MQM&r4TS WtVp' UrfcTQ UVE OVER v
V ' . ", ; -"fijE: 1 iz-lVik i' ' i .
:ko. u. r pat, off;
main, na we may be confronted
with an advanced condition which
Is not amenable lo Hurgeny or ray
treutment. , 1 .- t
Do, not pernilt nny of. these so
calleO . "serum .'.treutntents" for
'.growl lis unless your family phys!
.clan authorises it, because, to date
such mean are only, 'In tho experi
montal Htatfc and only -cause. de
lays (hat are fatal,' ' Ho beware!, ,
This prlp.clple of early dlaKllosis
applies us well to medical diseases
nke tuberculosis.
typhoid.' , nndjls
'many others that I ' could .ien
tion. . : ' v
,nro(,to(, , ; pv01.,.en, ao-
.,, ,, ,, ,, ,..,;,.
"-" " ... -r-
train of insidious degenerations in
their paths like, heart and blood
vohhoI diseases, kidney (llseases, u(
cers of the stomach and intestinal
paiml, .uui.jolnt diseases that have
euiiseci more iigony anu . erippimg
thnn wo are willing to' acknowl
edge."' . ' :; , . : ."
In the practice of any thorough
physician It can ho easily demon
strated that ugtng and death lp
Uhe fifties and alxtlefi,nr,o due in
tho largest percn(agA tirlmprojim'
enro of Infected, teelh und tonsil.
The best proof of . the efflelen.iy
of earlier diagnosis can be found
in tlo marked advance " of the
average death rate which has gone
Throughout
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Vault Entombment
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I The Coil of
I Cremation
it only
$45
tbrtland
CREMATORIUM
PORTLAND OREGON
Cremation ""Vault Entombnwnt
3osr 3tR
OH !
from 37 to 58 yearn In the Inat
(.00 years. Jn other words, your
; posvlbllttleH of life' have improved
! years In little nioro than half
u century, duriiifr which time med
Iclne and sui'Bery have made most
important advances. .
iihittv's vrrrn i
. FIHKT liADY ! T.AXI)
PATtlS One- woman. In Franco
Is Rind that i'resldent Doumeriuie
a bachelor, for that circumstance
nas maue ner, ine who or e ernaiut
IIouIksom, president of the chamber
of" deputies, the first lady of the
repuhllo.
The three highest official offices
in J1 ranee are the presidencies of
the republic, the senate' and the
chamber. Heeause the first two are
a bachelor and a widower respec
tively, Madame Itoulssou nulnnint
Icnlly ranks highest official hust
ess, and aids her husband greatly
In his social duties. She has a
wide reputation for political sagac
ity. ;
WOMAN SHOWS HAN KM
v 8Aij:h wimmv VAi.no
CHICAGO Bank windows, once
cloaked with heavy curtains and
made ominous by metal gratings
now have a Hales value, since MIhn
the Northwest
and
are
t now
closely
available
They are
Incomparably
the Better Ways
PROGRESSIVE people in
the Northwest no"longer are
compelled to follow the crude
methodft-of an outworn age.
The reverent, cleanly and protected
rett offered by the beautiful Colum
barium of the Portland Crematorium
and Mausoleum is now available.
Your own funeral director can nuke the
arrangement! and explain fully the ''In
comparably Better Ways." Write foi
our brochure which Carrie viewi of out
magnificent grounds and building!.
By Williams f
i dS5
etnr iy nea mvicc i
Jessamine Honglnnd, woman hank
er and advertising expert taught
officials how much advertising
power there was in tho open show
window.
The windows of financial houses
now contain all manner of displays
which sell the Idea of savings uc
uouuts. Many banks have discov
ered that passershy aro at t r:cted
most by mechanical displays.
wii i: i(i:ri'KF.K to
SKI-; rAHPI'.NTIFJI FKiHT
PA U IK Ouc. wlfo who will not'
"stand by" hr husband in hSj
professional activities is Madame
(Jcorgcs Caipenlier who not only
refuses to see him fight but alto
to attend the music-hall in Purls
where he Is featured.
Nile says she. Is afraid of the
crowd'B criticism and therefore.;
never reads newspaper accounts of
her husband's bouts. '; "
"I walt for Georges to return.'!
she says, "and tell mo of his fights
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' PHHum Trot, Indiana, 1 has a
i tuHilattonyif fourteen persons and
twemy-emnt (ions,
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PTTiivrnHtiHiinirtTiniTmi fit in i f
ii in . t
I lavorc7wms....
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The Garden
MAltUiOIJW, ;iu:AT AND
&MAMj
Marigolds great and smnfl, from
s)x inches to four fuct in stature,
single semldouble. doublo. from
little half-Inch flowers to great
four-Inch globes of glowing orange,
in variety sufficient to make an
entlro garden are now listed. The
tiniest murlgotd u the fragrant,
ferny leaved edging marigold
known as Tagetes slgnuta pumtla
the pygmy of the tribe and a hand
some little plant with four-petnlcd
yellow flowers with un orapge
blotch at the baso of each.: t
Tho dwarf French marigolds,
studded with brilliant buttons fruni
yellow to crimson brown and many
with handsome variegations,
Prench marigolds with single flow
era, such aa Legion of Honor,
showing a velvety brown cross up
on u golden ground, all go to make
summer brilliance li the garden.
The tall French - marigolds are
stately and gorgeous, growing tq
a height of four feet. A newcom
er, the Josephine, a velvety single
showing the reddest coloring of all
the marigolds, is the most useful
of the French section for cutting,
now a prime favorite In the mar
kets where It is known.
Tho huge imbricate globes of the
tall African murigolda in lemon,
golden yellow and glowing orungo
are stately subjects for the hack;
of the border and fine for cutting.
Then there are dwarf forms of this
African type, I
Marigolds aro (tho easiest of all
annuals to raise from seed. They
can be planted In the open ground
May 1 and by July will be giving
bloom. The French sorts run right
up to a bud .-when only threo op
four inches tall and then proceed,
to , brunch. Tho dwarf French;,
types are best for beds und mass
ing as Welles for edging. , I
The marigold does not demand
a. rich soil; it flowers morb freely
jf not , too, well fed. It does In
sist on full pun. That is its chief
requirement. It Is one of the most
satisfactory of annuals for to dato
1 no Insect, pest annoy It. It flour
ishes In tho, hot days of summer
and in the cool days of fall takes
on u glowing brlltianco that makea
It one of the most gorgeous plants
In tho garden, At this season tho
browns take- on a redder tono,
(Mailt marigolds freely.--
When the famous clock in St,
Paul's Cathedral, London, broke
down recently, a wqrkman, watch '
In hund, was stationed In tho tower
to move the hands of the tlme-v ,
piece forward' sccond by second. j
Beauty Hints
if the face powder you now use
does not stay on long enough to
suit you does not keep that ugly
shine uway Indefinitely does not
make your skin colorful like a
peuch try' this new wonderful
special French Process Face Pow
der called MKI'L.O-niX.. Uemom
hpr the nnme M IOMjO'-QLO, There's
nothing II let' It. Glass Drugs; Trier"
' Adv.
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Twin tina - -. for the two rarest beverages
that have ever entered your home !
Both Schilling Coffee and Schilling Tea
are as potently protected as they are
;: magically flavored.
Both tins are vacuum sealed the tea
sealed HOT in vacuum - by an
exclusive secret Schilling process.
It alone can bring to you the true tea
flavor of the Orient.
Schilling products
Baking Powder i9SPices
m,ll.iiiiiiii.n.iiiiiminiiniiiiimilllll1
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Heady'tO'Wenr and Millinery
April Percolator
: SPECIAL;
A Remarkable Co-operative Offer:
That Will Appeal to Everyone Who;!
Likes "BETTER COFFEE"
By special arrangement with the Manning-;
Bowman Co,, makers of high-grade ELEC
TRIC PERCOLATORS, and the distributors of
fRoyal Club" Coffee, we are able to offer thin?
regular $11.00 Electric Percolator for ;
l?li!!H!?i'"t fa?ujla
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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Both tins open with a key-wind that
really works .... leaving a snug-fitting
service cover that preserves the flavor
down to the last coffee grain or tea-leaf.
Both tins contain but a single grade
the finest for there are no inferior
Schilling foods.
Both tins are always sold on approval -1
if you don't declare both the finest you
can find - - your grocer returns your money
instantly. We pay him. You keep the
goods. Your statement is
ONLY
$7.95
.Terms is desired!
95c down, $1.00 per month
on your electric service bill
111 mini 113
enough
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