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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1927)
Thursday', May 19, 1027.' LA GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER "Pake Three" Society News Graduates Guests At Reception In L.H.S. Gymnasium; Iiniucdiutt ly rillmvmif the cun.-j lilt lin-'n.-nt i xi'iclHfS at Hit' tidier-' uncle l:i:-l nijfht pan nts uf tnel KiailUiit' s tend i .d them a ht 1i- frion ut the hi;,'lt Jii'liuui mini. -; linn. j Tin class odors were inednm- itiaiii In t hi- diet) i at if him. Ilnwvrfi ; Uf llide hluHMHilS huilUcd I'iii'lli end ut' tlx KVinnnsiiim while Inv-j rliih i' and silver hlicaiii.-i'S loi llh d : n 1'fstnntif il cejlhiji. Mm;.' hashi if rut MoUilN Were ;tl each -n 1 nt' die hall. Punch ini'I wait i-M uere scrv. 1 ; tlH(Hlulloill the .-Venh'.K by tli'-t HiTiiucs. Mumc w.i a furnished itv' ,1'nul i'muci's i h st i ; Miss Mlldn I ll.ivt was hotd. to a liti'lKi' Huh on .Monday e . IlinK. Two tables v."ie at pt.i rl'iriiiK t In- even hit-. M ;s l.iHh' j-finu won iiiiil) honors. ." The Hnl. will up -t mk.iIu Mo: day. May :t. aline II. u In- Ktl'.M t. at the home ol" Mat hi (ill 10 1 ii !' to: The I. llOllle Of MlM, I.. Hub met at Hie I.. M. Hoyt on Wed nesday m 'ternnon. Two tables ' hruia- won- at play. M s. Will Mitchi'l winning IiIkIi score. A color scheme of hivend.-r an! white was canted out with spring llOWel'S Of those shades. I luncheon was .served ly' the hostess at the close of ".he aflernmin. Girl Graduate On infl v AT'l WlpH VUit-Ll Ltil 1 1 ,n event 01 tuiicli surprise ;o"Hhim cake, milk, coffee., their many friends took place lu:;t tliplom.Hlc pie Is just a evening v. hen Mai-el f. Sfover and ' i'ied nrranK''meTU of left-overs. Howard II. Williams wen- united." fJm lie. served in individual oak In innrrlape ai the 'tiristinn t K dishes or one larse om. Tho church hy I he Kev. ( . V. i nmn. house. keeper who manages lier lis. Williams, v ho is the dauli-: e't-ov-rK cleverly can afford bet ter of Mr. and Mis. V. G. Stover, t ter food to besln with than the ono is a local Kill and was a member j who wastes what Is left after each of lasl evening's raduattnK class, meal. Mr. Williams is the sen of M r. I Diplomatic I'le and Mrs. Kohert J. Williams. who Ono cup diced left-over meat. 1 came h-re a f w years ao fioi:i cup diced carrots. cup tiny Tenilesse i. Only the imtnedate relatives and .friends ol the bride y room were present. and Inn!,' T.nvnl Sktrri To I vGive Winter Bazaar! Tin' Loyal Sisters of the 'Chris- ttan church met at the home of Mis. Nolan Skiff cn Oak street yesterday afternoon with Mrs. i'laude Nnti. Mrs. L W.' Hansell and M i-h. Dlake Shields assist In- as hostesses. At the business session preside! over by the prt sldenl. Mrs. i '. W. Diluting, the iinelety decided l-J liohl its annual ba.aar Dee. :t. ' Plans vvie also made to serve a chicken dinin r in June, the da'e to lie announced Inter. A shori program, eonsisuuj, two readinas by l.erif. preceded r Mis .lohn ciin I' reshmeiits, ser ed by the hostesses. OPANC.K HALL ( Special ) Tho Itit 1 lt-Li v iMiuier club leid an '-n- iovable me. tint: Tie sday Ih. ho of Mi;-. Kni' st I l.nr. I'.nii.Miels of tulips and HI were a 1 1 ra et i v 1 y a i rang- 'i bo..t j the rnmns. At i:.tu Itothtck dinner was se guests. 1-ollowtng HinU' i- no- rem.uiii-ij nf the alternoon wa Inc. The net meeilng will be June H. at Hie home efjlike instrument. After the illcta Mrs Charh-s Ce k' h ''. Mion she runs ln-r fingers over the Indentations and transcribes the Announcements Tile V.llf llei.'l 'lull 1II1 meet In liiniiinv nlt;lit with Mr. and M'" Hay l.eill.i tl. r A'lauis iiveniie Tile W St A. will linid ay dlili uf tile W. It. a suei.il nt.elin Iri- nay exeiiiiiK. -i.j - j . May :7. ut a I I lie I i.llie in - ' ' " (Ineck. Otl'ie-rs and Ineinliein Khnllld lie ready v it It smile Item (.T Interest or some totin uf enle;--tuinment ut tl all uf the roll. .kiiiv a sii.i:ri AMIlKltST. Mass. Ono of tlie best wurlilers nf tliat famous rol leKe soul.-. -Lord .leffery Amherst." Is welenmp to the while hnuse when lie can cull, .lelin foolidite refeiypd hoiiuralde mention In the annual Inten-lasn sins. AGMEL Concentrated soap of the -maguay plant contains neither alco hol nor drugs. Leiommended In the treat i:iMit "f Diaheles Flnmacl; Troubles Plight's Disease High Plond Pressure a ml ' Mhrr ciii-unie 1 iie,ie Moon Drug Co. ThP Kl Knis Co. ! . t j NOu'RE GiTTm PoRTier evjW A NO SR-WOU CauYGO : ', llllKierS U, "" 1 vgim MOO VNUi X BARt FOOTED I SKloFFLIrJGr I - , f L ow-i Hi MOW M-M- (OU WoC COOCiHIMCr M-l INluHl i VOuRE AWFUL VOUUG MET-BUT, AkiO ME UP HALF TPi MiGHtL:- y A 1 MEAVJ BOUT Mh AGE PA U VAlfH GOOSE GREASE AMO I feT MEUEq GlTVA IF I SEEM MA MU5.TARO-AW-A-A-M-M I v FIRST SAM" MUMM-uH-fl-M vmph ,-r ic coornp 1, U VI MOTCE HOVAJ SORT Or m, j A- lovely new earrlnc with f.Q. "j cfiatliiK tinkle is lasliloneti of KolJ ' i( BaeIIstnuiK on a sold chain in i luifie cluster. MENUS I llv SMcr -Miiry j llltKAKI'-AS"!' -T- Sliced liun.mas Jiinl si raw herries Willi cereal ami ' ...e neu . mi Kiiiiiam tuust, mill;. coffee. l.rNCHKO.N Mplomutlc pip. irruham hread and butler sand wlchea, fruit salad, rolled outs cookies, milk, tea. I l NX Kit Itoast lee of Inmt), Illillt it'0. new potatoes in rrcnni same, hutte.-ed . peas and carrot .sparitKus Ealad, pineapple slu rbet 'onions, ''i cup strained canned to- matoe, 2 cupa mashed potatoes. 1 lahlespoon butter. (t teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons milk, white 1 CKff. ( "onildne meat, carrots, onions :uul tomato juice. Add boiling: wa ter io cover ami simmer until ten der. If the vcRet ailes liuve not been previously cooked they should lie almost tender before addlnir tho meat. Season mixture with Halt a)1(i p.-pper and thicken with flour stirred to a smooth paste with a lit 1 1 cold water. It will probably ((i, tli,out talOKpnonf ut of flour : Vti rTfckrrr t HV-niTilTlfr-ffT't IfO "TOrl-'' sisteney of gravy. Season hot Ini)!i,eil potatoes with imtter. salt .in,i niii; iUll lo,i in , Iu, whito i,,..,!, until stiff and dry. Put tho us. at and vegetable and gravy mix- ; (nni in)0 iu,;tr(H hakiiig ttsh, ,.ov,,r w j 1 1 1 prepared potatoes and bake in a moderately hot oven until ti,,. potato miture puffs and browns on. top. iti.ix d srrxooiiAPiii.n m i;s u rni m it iiams llorsTON. Tex.. A blind ste nographer for a Houston real estate op"rator "sees" her dictation will) her hands. Miss Winnie Nel- son jiaH a m.-tai (t.-vice eight. Inches l.rNCHKli.N Mplomatlo pie. I (irraham hna.l and' butler sand- ' MOWlEWfS WE'D LIKE It) LNE OVER, t clock a j long, pi'-rced with tiny holes un 1 b I i j di'i-neat Ii which she places her pa pei;. As her employer talks and maind' r h!i. haH a reputation for taking spent visit - ; rust dii tal ion she punches inden tatlon.s on the paper through the of the club1 holes with a stylus, a small awl- nob a on a typewriter. Miss Nelson is to he married won to a business man who is also blind. TI.MH Wil l. TKI.Ij " CISSIXINCI, N. V. Time will tell how mueh of a real . Iilonde Mrs. Snyder Is. t'se of hair tonic is talioo in Sinu- Sint- The Perfect Cleaner Premier Duplex Perfected to Clean Cleaner! 1. I'OWKKFl'L SUCTION that draws up the deepest embedded dirt. 2. MOTOR-DRIVEN IiRlSH that picks up clinging threads, hair and lint ; loosens ground-in dirt and brightens the rug surface. Kail J'.earing and requires no oiling for years. Can be easily pulled out by detaching the belt (from the top pulley) and pulling on it. 3. SW ITCH in the handle easy to op erate protected against breakage by a soft rubber tip. I. BAG, specially woven firm twill. At tached by a jiffy bag connection. Emptied easily through its large opening. Has a dust trap to pie vent dust from falling back into the machine. Arrange a Demonstration Today. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. OUT OUR WAY i mi" f.aar . j n m ., ,v ; . ' v -I FFFFrTSTft if 1' JL-, MOMEMTS WE'D UVE Tt) UVE OVER. A PERFECT UMDERSTAMCMKJGr. HEALTH PHKvr.vno.v and twin-: 01 t"oM A;ioi s disi; si:s Itv I'arl II. Wlnts:t. M. D. Newark, X. L Member IJoikhs Memorial Institute In the enlightenment new medical discovery with a I hearing unon contairioilH disease.. ...i.ie.i nostihiiittes of meven- tlou are emphasl.ed as an Infinite part of the iloctor's work. To develop these preventive pos sibilities is of great import ancv, vet with 'extmstvo edueatloni-.l campaign it has been found In - ( ficult to obtain acceptance of in ventive methods. The public general may be convinced of the merits of prevention. but If sue- will. fim. tairious dlseaseB It must be thromrh compulsory methods. " ' '" it is known'thuL-Viiceltiiition citU practically obliterate Miiiall-pox. M Uck test. SiiHceptiblllty or non The public is aware of this fact. susceptibility is indicated by the yet adopting vaccination as a com-! test, and subsequent use of the pulsory praclict- is obstructed hy 1 anli-toxin gives the desired tm- WOMEN STAR MEN ONLY THEATER ONLY MATINEE One Dav Only NIGHT MONDAY Endorsed hy Press, Clcrjry and Woman's Clubs ARE YOU Sensational Aiiialug KiHerlnlnlnff FIT TO MARRY? Adtleil AlllMclInn .latnus lx nMll'O ltrouke. S. S.. noliil mtIiit mid lii lllivf ill .n il luuloiinaliii'. Sm ll Ix wiwilh I i vlilhil uf iirttitil c-hm's. Admission , Hon io people who contend that ' their personal rights are infringe I. ji The work of prevention of dtph- 'theriu and seHiiet fever has been proven efficacious through the .Schick and Dick tests. Scarlet fever and diphtheria nr' most prevalent anion children. particularly those .tinder lu years of uk If prevention Is resorte to nt n f:iriv aire, hv the adinlni"- of eat h trillion of toin-antiioxin, t he niur-1 with aj'n'ity ol diphtheria would be! muleiially reduced. Nothing can t done to reduce the death rate of diphtheria If dependence Hi placed upon him diagnosis of n line is more rigidly enforced im child's complaint by well iimtnhiff .b-r ideal sanitary conditions an 1 hul mislaid d parents. i t he patient's comlltlon can be The Schick test indicates the guarded against interference thai Huscept ibilit v or non-susceptibllltv - of Die patient to diphtheria. It n the test shows that It is possible tor the ciiiiu to euic.n me uis - 1 ens, tnen ine ioin-aiuiio..M Hhuii il be udinln stereil to prevent i such an occurence Prevent Ion and control of sea' ll fever are the properties of tin Smnelliim; Hnlliely lliir. real .15 Cents .-. ADJUSTMENT INDICATOR, to guide in adjusting nozzle to carpet depth. fi. HANDLE LOCK NUT, to fix the handle in a firm position for clean ing stairs and hard-to-reach places. 7. LIGHT WEIGHT an achievement in a double-action cleaner; light and easy to handle. 8. LONG-LIFE BELT, no hairpins or loose objects can catch in it. !). BALL-BEARING MOTOR NO OILING REQUIRED. Backed in lubricant will run for years with out oiling. Air cooled. Has stood the supreme pei formance test. 10. ATTACHMENTS complete set for every type of cleaning. They really CLEAN Iwcause of the powerful suction. By Williams neo u pat orr. ntM7 by hm snvicc munl.a!lon. Willi the use of these preventixe in ensures, there is no Koocl reason why disastrous epidemics of diph theria and scarlet fever should occur. In Itself that should be mi trident Justification for t hi' adoption of these preventives since I i hett,.,- lor health and happt- ' "I "le human, race that dls- oils conditions be lorestalled n,,fl "'' than awaiti d. I'o,. the care of contagious dis eases there is no mibstltute for hospitalization. The Immediate family is not jeopardized, quiirau- might ie iietrtmentui. onsiani waicn can m Kepi ior symptoms of complications. Kvery- . -.. ,,,..... .... . ... .... ....... .... n is unionunaie ooi neerirn j less true that every contagious .disease carries to a greater or e " ! t'Xtenl various eoniplicationH whiel "are' often more dangerous than tie , j disease itself. Constant attention Is necessary for the curly dele lion of complication of heart end UYimiwuvuvninTr mimnnmv mum inm.vj MM? w. liidneyH that may ariMe. in the honpltal t hey are more readily cared lor. The trained Mn ft anil superior I'acllUieH nut urn My a fiord the nrU one Hkiil of a kind it Ik inipohsliiie to provide )n t hi- honie with Im prniilptll IHIIHeH. i'itiri:ss .h'mavk srwhAitti is 1'i.owx I TIIK IIAGt'l AltlimiKh tcA hy decree when whe wan ni inontliH old, Prince-'! Julian'M own ftaK iiH flown tor tin fli'Nt time ut Hie hht inlay feast to niarti her recent comtim: of 1'iinctHH Juliana'M Nlandard Ih u pointed Ininncr dl Ided Into four I pailH hy a ciosm of NaHMail hltie. j In the middle of the ciukh in nn joraiiKe medallion hearing the arm 1 of tin- Queen of the NulheiiandM jsnrmoimitd hy (he royal crown, j The upper imurter hears the ein i Mem of the lionse of Orange and lite lower, the ImiII'h )n-ad of the j honne of Mei lih nlniCK. I.UMIOM IIS NAMi: aiti.k staiu.i: I LONDON Hecaiine the huihlintf i In which she lives was once part j of a slahle. Mrs. ltohin d'Kiiaiik'H-, an iniluiaio friend or rriiiee.H Mary. f'ull her flat in IMccndilty. -The Hayloft." M rs. I riCrllniyer xViih MIsm M yr- MALT SYRUP ri" r ut""4 1-' s" 'ti Schilling Coffee never varies in flavor--- and yet your taste may vary, sometimes from day to day. Any day your taste varies so that you do not enjoy Schilling Coffee--your grocer won't argue about it. He will instantly return the price of the full package you are then using--your mere statement is enough. Don't trouble to return the coffee--for your taste may change back again. SchilliiT Baking Powder l9SPices PUTMANS Coat Clean-up DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ONE CROUP BETTER TYPE COATS Formerly priced ?;!.r0 to $87.50 Now $49. 75 SPORT COATS DRESS COATS See them in our window. One Extra AND MILLINERY Mle 1'armihnrson before her mar triage to liobin, son of Huron Ji'lOr ; lunger, a British banker. She and her husband live behind the man sion of her father-lu-law, which wuh (nice the residence fit' (he poet. Hymn. She Is the daughter of Col. Far qnhnrHon, a near neighbor of the King at Btaemur and head of the ancient clan of Ihu l'arquhersons. MAINIO CM'HWOM.W l lil tt 102XD VKAll UKLKAHT, Mit. Tho dlHtinction Me Your dogs aro hotler fed of being (he oldest eliihwenitin In j limn miners children. America may well be accoided to 1 She Shut up. Mrs. Sarah Klhui Stewart of this! He You go hack to America cily, now lu her iniinil year. Mrs. 'call yourself a lady. Extracts SrU'.iV.nflr' Special Group $26 IADIES READY-TO-WEAR .. Stewart is a member of the llusl n. ss and Professional Wotmin'M Club and the Camp Kiro Girls. The Thre,. - Quarter - Century club of Maine has presented her wltlv a gold medal. m: ;i;ts last avout LONDON Lady Afltor appar ently la content to let a man have the last word. She anil Jack t Jones, fiery laborite, had an argu ment in parliament during debute, i on the antl-ntrike bill. 3 Tea i H I 1 11 I 1 1 I I l 1 1 1 I l I l i l 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 L LA ill LAX! UinUill.' '