La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 20, lt)27 Page Three SjpOCIETY NEWS Announcement ; . Of Engagement Made At Party The enputfement of Miss Verdn , line Smith, of (his city, to Kdwurd Arrowsmith, or 1'ortlund, wua un nouneed Inst eventntp at u prettily appointed dinner purly Riven in ! honor of the bride-elect by her j inothpr. Mm. Hurley 1). Hmitli. j tflx Kill friends of .Miss Smith weu - the KiiPHtu. llnner was server ut 6::!) oVIoek, ut a table uttruetivoly doe Oralod In a pink and fireen color Hohcme, 'J'he season's cut flower torvrd na a cenlerpieco. The coming inun:a(fe, which will - ftko plnco June lfi, wiitf uimotme A " by little note folded In duimy coihiikcs, in pink and tjreen, which ( were found with each place card. t 'overs were laid for Misses Iteu- luh Newlin. Mndeline HurUau, Lil lian Sims, Kttn Helle Kitchen an 1 el ma i'laHs, Mrs. Audnier I'luyle, ' the honor Riiest. and the hostess. i lirldfre was pluyed follow inB din- ner. Miss Hen lull Newlin iniikln,!" hitfh score. ' Miss Smith Is the only daughter' ; of Air. and Mrs. Hurley J. Smith, j ' She has muili- l.a Ortinde lief homo tnoHt of Iter life and hn jr inuny friends here. She attended the local high school, after which pho completed a course in business colic ire. Mr. Arrowsmith is the son of Mr. ani Mrs. (icorgf Arrowsmith, tit Portland. . ' Mrs., Ollbert Harron was hoateas In the members of the M. I. L. club yesterday afternoon at hot i ' home on Oak street, three lahlcj of brldjfe helng at play. Mrs. Charles Miller made hiph 1 peorp among th1 elnb memheiM, and the guest prize went to Mrs. It. M. Dolan, The hostets served a two-courso 1 luncheon following1 the card guinea. - The club will meet Tuesday. May 3, with Mrs. Hoss Katon as hos tess. ' plan to return to their home hero tonight, ' Surprise Party Is At F. Miller Home COVE (Spcclul) Friends nf Mm. Prank Miller gnvo n surprint purly In her honor Saturday ev- ' nlng at thn Miller home.V Hrldge win pluyed ut three ta bles during the evening. ThoguoBls were Mian llesa Kelly. H. Kelly, Mr. and Mm. William llullmnrk, Mr. and Mm. T. H. Conklln. M. and Mrs. Tom Hefty and Mr. and Mm. 1.. J. Chadwlek. COVK (Special) The ,I.adloV Aid of the I.. O. S. church save n purly at the homo of Mrs. K. Way. dell l.'ilflay nfiernoon honoring Mrs. Krcd Itces, Mm. Alvin l.loy.l und Mrs. l.ee Williams. After ail enioyahle ulternoon, refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. J. in, Welmer. Mrs. l.ouls Peck. Mrs. K II. Welmer, Mrs. Smith Mitchell. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. George South- wiek. Mrs. Hoy Huxter. Mrs. r.vu l,loyd. Mrs. A. H.. Ortnn, Mls neatrlee Wnrtlcll und Miss lloris Neplune. , OUT OUR WAY By Williams Announcements The Monday Musical chorus wMI meet Ihla evening at 7:15 o'clock In the Neighborhood club rooms. All members are asked to come and bring their copy of "The Hose Maiden." -. ' The- program scheduled to be given by the Hlverla Purent Tencher association this evenlng has been postponed on oucount of the death of Albeit Neukirchn-.T. A short business meeting will iw held tomorrow afternoon ut the school. MOofro 'SHUT 1 SAID ISAS A'ilsMVOV'r-T I" ""' HERE AFTER ! k 'poM P-. F)MF. VOJ -1 MERE.W ; r - ' ' ' . i'it LeARMtmsPi s 0,0M- 9AS ii&to nivjni6 , - I -TrnMCr vwiTHour H JoMp f ro Close iwt . : jErt mrr f- I, iiS, FROM THE v-rX fO KEEP 00?-p; (-',3 rtT" ' Ugau-erv -VmooBut at- i j - - i-g; )7r Wit.. : - ' . ' ' " . ' ii M0MEMT5 WE'D LIKE TO LIVE . CNEF? , J.KMWS . V-E. BACK PORCH DRWERS. The Garden t ri i( rwH os si:i;i In not fertilUo (ho seed bed. It Is nut necemuiry mtd not advisable. Merely see thiit the soil Is well pulverised and worked Into kou.I condition, . t H Is u real dlsadvantafre to sow cuhbatfes, caul t flower, brussids spruutH or eny iiiemher of the so called lirasalcus which urn to bo trunspliintiMl In rich oll. They make much belter, Hlurdier, slock let plants for tnuisplantintr on poor soil, Iml should bo irlvou the richeat. noil ovulluble when trans planted'. drown us aeedllDKS In. rich soil, they make a soft, sappy Krowllt that makes their recovery on transplanting; slow. Cltvo the rich soli tn the perma nent (luutlera, not In the wedhed. . I'hc more seed, sow more thick- Watch this space tomorrow for our opening announcement PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery ringing In her ears, Miss Arnilne vun Tempskl pegged, away ut her type writer, nourishing In odd mo ments un 'ambition to become an ly In heavy, culd soil than In light, author. warm soli. . j when her father died from the A pound of peas will sow ft row effects of an Injury sustained in (in feet long. Hiring beans will ropinu n hull, she was left with a run ' fiet lo the pound. cattlo ranch and n young brother (Inn ounce of onion seed plant- and sister to support. HEALTH ed as thinly as It should be nill SOW lllll feel. I Sow parsnip seed deeply, an Inch' and a, half, unless the soli Is very heavy. Then make It un Inch. May sowings will give better germlnallon than Aprl becnu.se there Is less percentage rotted ;y cold and wet. Never sow on wet soil. Select the dryest portions of tho gulden for tin- earliest sowing. ' A sprinkling of fine wind over o uni.ilhnil In useful in prevent Ing t he surface from cutting before the seeds Kciltllnatc. This Is un cjs-j cell. nt practice in heuvy soils. I One foot upurt la the minimum! dlstunce for the smuller urowing vegutulile; rows, as It-Is the leust distance In which a girdener can walk' to munlniilute a hoe. Heavy i , - Mooting vegetables should be it Is probably that chronic disease. placed 18 Inches upart us o mini um! pUehlui: tents to cutting fire wood and leaching dudes to ii-lde without galling n horse' sha re lates, "hut , X . wouldn't swap .lh eight hard years of my life that f struggled before 1 sold my first hook for anything." "Hula," .Miss von Tempski's fMi successful novel; has run thi'ougr. , three editions, and publishers Ipivc. "I did everything from cooking accepted two more. fftivimminr Kour tnbles of bridge were at pluy yealerduy afternoon when Mvs. II. W. Riley was hostess In the Wake-ellla Hridge club ut h-r home on Mndison avenue. MENUS ITCKIl OK TIIK STOMACH 11) A. t Ntfiken, M. I). ! Oinalia, Nell. Member Goi-gas Memorial Inxtltute' niwl liKimlK' ciinl tmiPM lint 11 KiillP thing is taken Into the stomach hup It as decayed teeth, bud tonsils ' mum again, sometimes tne pain tron- - , ,.' ,.m.i ui,..iM and cavitieB of the head, or chronic I seed moro .iiulrkly If they oient of Its own accord, and appears ttppendieltls, ehronic Ball-bladder. sown so they have to Hfculn two o rthree hours after eat- r perhaps stone In the kidney, urj root room. . ing nud stops apain in two or three '' "'"f em-omc uiseaHe wiik-ii ih . t.i i.i ! cmtttftt hv irprnis. mux'" hiive sonie- You will Ret your onions from ey oren t fight fjr Sores oreur on the Inside of the body as' well us on the outHlde. 'l hey frequently occur in all parts thing Into the stomach, ThU so called rhythmical sign of pu hi is very characteristic of ulcer. 1 The second symptom of ulcer Is tenderness over the upper thiiiK to do with the production of ulcer.' lly sister Mury ,.,.l erem hi olled suit mnckerol, " f u,,'. .V ,ne .h- .h.l.. h, .. , Inche- to tlons of tho body. .. ,.,,i., eoen hreinl. milk, coffee. I ".V... I, .,,.. inches rtlreeilv above the l developed, tho trentment is often . ' " .. ';' '.., e,h membe,sl LUNCHEON Pnn-brolled liver , .V.Te Tenderness in this area may ! difficult. The first principle of remain and . 11 Is, therefore, well to keep your self In the best possible health by part of ' I' equeni penerai pnysicai exiiminu- nen an nicer noKs or Di'nn iiaxcii . KVccicicnH as waiTF.n SAN FUANCIWO With the "rah, rnhs" of undernriiduute eow lmys on her Hawaiian "dude rnneh" and the guest prize went to Mr, sausage, creumn. nf . tliem Clnude Mackuy. Mrs. George Chit k ions, ug ciikc, num. , lt hronlc J)ie card games u ioiioiu ,...,, f..h Hsnaragus where they can be soen and treat- the"'"",81" '"" 0"' SO,V, N I lad. nothir.slamr.'arkel.l.ousod. also In the-rectun, where they by the hostess. rrpo can also be seen, treated, and The next meeting of 'the clu, """' . pl:u.u.n Ullm cured. Another area of the body will he April ill. when .Mrs. i.ince ..,..i., ,ri renin Hie roast where such sores occur is the area he considered as pointing toward treatment which your physician will Nlndcn will be hostess. Lodffe Members In 8th Annual Dinner. L.t,i..ir p tvii nifvlmiM dinner, around the outlet of the stomach. The menu is essentially spring-like These sores are called ulcers of und planned to tempt jaded appe- tho stomach, nhout which we hear; ulcer. These symptoms, together with u proper x-ray study or the stomach will enable a physician to determine whether there Is un ulcer. 1 : '" Mlcroscopio' examination of the stomach contents frertuently dis closes the presence of blood which comes from tho sore. rcciunmend Is diet. f'OVHTIKlt OF KIXOS r.itwAiti) nons jiaiu J,ONUON Tho Hon. Mrs. George Keppel, who was conid Sometimes, ercd tho most brilliant woman In. this bleeding Is very severe and ov.-' tho group prominent at court dur caslonally iople die from hem- Ing King Kdwurd's rolgn, bus sur orrhuge of the stomach caused ""by prlse(J ior i-ondon friends by bob- Children under ten years ot age " Ul " ' n" nn uinpr entlnir off a urood sized blnir her gF'ay hair andiocaaslonully imi'iich mie Hiue ui" me OLiier oi inoi . . aricj-y. yonming oiven iiccoMijiaiurn wwyruiw f vtl,l('r 1 h r -jLl niu 'lfliB nnnrittid ironr nop vina' i they hecoiii iilcer and, when 11 does, ' lilmid' fti'uy und Knglnemen .. , r 1.1..,. I. Ill iMirll I II I'M'U H" -1 I n,a.,lu 1 .Mil, fllll! IV U, ton n ny imi mv.., . , , . " ut spoon sail. leaspomiH imivuifi rhe dec, 1 cui K'ini'1"1 hiibht, 3 eggs, ....bn.i'tiie eiirhth annlver- 1 teaspoon vanilla n.ptoms ,f the sumach l,nd ln the vomltt.s in a lurgo Iflorvncoto. be near l.er daugh e to ulcers, and it often cent of caMeK- sMer;Mhv Uon. Mrs. Koland Cuhltt. f . uh.nWl nnl Ut HPl'Ved tll8 1H II Alout 1 2n membeih oT fi e liro ... Hofteookcd egg might chronic They produce tr therhood of Locomotive "emeu. jnny sy and he l.ailies . - : - .,.. ,,, ,i,, society to the brolheilioon an i ..." i.-nirllsh tnke 1,10 liepBest Judgment andj The cause of ulcer Ih very much Jirs. jcmei iiuwn.-wn i.iiu ...... WM" 1 f ,i " i, ... the most elaborate methods to de-In dispute, it is curuius mui ino .'."""...'. " '-,"" lermlne whether or nnl an uli cr Is 1 chronic ulcer occurs only In the Ing- wlthout Being malicious, jvmir present. The symptoms are: first, I areas mentioned. The structure ot Kdwnrd often said that no com- paln. which occurs .from ono-hall j tho tissues mny have something to pany was ever dull when Mrs. Kep- ii n hour lo Ihreo hours after entliiK (In with their occurrence here, lint pcl wns present. GOOD NEWS FOR PRETTY SKINS If the fuce powder you now use dues not stuy on long enough to suit you does not keep that ugly shine away indefinitely does not mako your skin colorful like a peach 'try this new wonderful special Krnnch Process Kuco 1'ow der1 called M KLI.O-OLO. llemem ber tho nume . M Kl.1.0 - OI.O. There's nothing like It. Olusg Drugs, Inc. Adv. mmtitii miii Miiniiiu One Grade Only Schilluig, stone in America, roast ' '. only firrt grade coffee and teals it in vacuum key.wind tins. There are . no 2od or 3rd grade Schilling Coffee.. And Schilling Coffee is never packed . ' , " ? in cardboard or plain tin can. S chilling jCoffee t Tea 10 Spices Mi fati-acttflfgBakinC Powder . ,. , itllilMiiiiiiiiilliiJUIIIiMllllilLg annunl chUlu-n dinner glv u-mncn'H socli'ty last evening the Knights of Pythias hall evi'Ut m the organization In 1,u Wash tigs anu cnop cuurwuij. i nv nut meats are icu in naive. q 0'ciocl;,li,nd ,'rt fl""1' nnd hIllnR nmv- c er inree times, snry of Grande. ninnff was served nt the table, bemg ''''',,,,,,, mix thoroughly. Add su- yellow color scheme with ..nffnd.ls tnke nn() mx aK.iln serving as centerpieces. ,.,.. I Heat the yolks of the eggs until e n owing i ,,,., - f sllug program Iml- of musical a play, entitled "Our auiu f . . vimilln. Turn I'nlirnrnln." H.Vcn men . IB ihc dinner '"'"'imick laid lemMlwl J1 M m grnin was given e"ns st- mxure ,,elul lno,.,)U1.my. sleal numbers. In ks and ,n vMtm ()f ,iea,en ,,, Of . ...1,1,1 lino a iiiikc nen' ,,,, ,,, the women's organization took pal i , tt..e(1 nnwr nnd hake one hour In the play. Mrs. Jack t "'' """ ln a moderate oven. Two brick-shaped bread .pans can ,1 elvia Kil-I Wil- Mis. Art Weagle, Mis. rorn. Mrs. Oslo Cade,. Mis. h1 ..HeA f a large one Is not avail- Mrs. Lloyd ""'"""Inhie. ISake for the same length of ford- Tiavls. .....1 Ml-a Alice f'OOk. pnnc'.ng was enjoyed for a time after t!ie. piograin. . . Tlie Ladles' nnxlliaiy to the. nrotiicrhood of llailwav Trainmen met last evening ul Kaglos hull In Regular session, a.large niimbei ""trlng'.he regiimr loKc ince,.: ing; which was presided over by Mrs! j; I.. Court n-v. president, one candidate was Iniilnted. A: sociable and refreshmenls were- enjoyed before adjournmen.. Vawrence Howell, the small son of V. nd Mrs. I. L. Ho'vo'l. cele brntrd his fifth birthday anniver sary at Yakima. Wash., where M.S. Howell Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Pen Eberhart. Saturday. A partv honoring the anniver sary was held at Ills aunt's home, several children being the guests. Knster egg hum nun " were en.loyen ouiu.r Refreshments were served nt an appropriate, hour. Mrs. Unwell nnd her lillle son time. It lakes about 2 cups of nut meats to make one pound. (Copy right, IJ27, XHA Service, Inc.) it.MX'Liri'i,: c.iiii. wins XOUTOX FI-XliOWMIII" An games afternoon SPECIAL Churchill's Skin . Soap Regularly 15c Special This Week 10 hars for 98 Better' than many 2oc soaps Moon Drug Co. Agents For Tlie Owl I'nig Co- cam mil DO i:, Mass. For the first time in If. years and the sec ond time since the establishment of the award, the Charles Mini Norton Fellowship has been award ed lo a woman. The winner this year Is Miss Margaret Kahn of Youngstown, O., Itadcllffe senior and class poet. Miss Kahn won the fellowship wllh li thesis on "The Honlantlc Aspect of Greek Lyric Poetry." The prize will enable her to spend a year at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. . When the government calls that general convention for crime sup pression It is to ho hoped they'll subpoenn the young man with the saxophono. m Why So Good? BECAUSE it combines the skill of expert ba kers with selected flour vand the best ingredients- , MCWILLIAMS' Trick Tucks 111 5?' ii I f!i')" m. Butter-Nut Bread Always Rich as Butter Sweet As A Nut ORDER TODAY FROM YOUR DEALER ' Made in La Grande By LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McWILLIAMS, Prop. a., ntuwiiai Mrranremeut of hand ,.,.,Pi,uri uteks and double band of Krosgmln. the upper band ndlns suddenly toward tlm front, make UUi 't Irrstlillbls What's On At Station YIAJ? Instinctively you turn to the radio page to find out what is on the air. You want to tune in on something you'll like some thing interestingwithout having to waste time pick ing up station after station. ' , The advertisements in this paper simplify your buy ing just as the radio page simplifies the selection of your evening's entertainment. Read the advertisements and you'll know where to go for the things you want. More than that, you'll know what to get and how much to pay, for advertis ing helps you compare values and form unhurried con clusions. - ': . You save effort, you same money, you save delay by forming the thrifty habit of keeping track of the advertisements.. To buy wisely, read the advertising