La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

LA iiliANDIC EVENING OUSEKVEU
Monday, June 13, 1927.
Page Three
Mrs. Ralston Is
Bridge Luncheon
Hostess To Club!
Memhers of the (Mo rltib were
81118 nt un attractive 1 ; IE o'clock :
luncheon Saturday afternoon wh.-u
Mr. I I.. Hnlaton wut hoMiiot al ,
her home on N nvi-nuc, Honum-is :
f the H4-UH4 til's fiOWelH Will' llied'
In decorate ttir rooms and Ok- ut
Idaho and return hy way of Yel
lowstone nark, They will make
I heir home on M r. uiikk'h I arm
mar I ho ltuitt-H, four miles north
uf I.sIuihI City.
Campfire Girls in
Swimming Party
Mi'iniiiTH of I lit' Usohn ru tun-
fin' Kir I if ion ii i'n iovid a fwIiii-
tracttveiy arranged luncheon la- mini- i.arly at rove .Saturday.
;They Ift'i .n (.jjnn.li- in the fori--
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Mm.
Ilrlcjtjrt, ai three tahlt-n. mh imi
jojFVd follow Inr; luncheon. M va,
H:il Itnhm nkaui made ' hluh score.
Mrs. Wnltt-r II. keiiter will he
hoMe-ei to tin- chili litis vvi k.
In kftniiiK with an annual eu;i
loni t'olom I S. 1 van hoi- enter
tained a group of Vntiul Kiude
srhool )my8 living In his neigh
borhood ut a matinee theater par
ty yesterday afternoon.
Kverv Hit-ring for ahout H years
Mr. Ivnnhoe lina entertained the ,
ii.fH of dim Delicti lHirhoul, H lio j
Miccessf ully pasa their grade ,
school examinations,' at a tluat'-r
ipnrt y. This year t he .hoy it en1- i
"joyed the vaudeville at the Amide.'
'ul'lt'r w hich they w i-re taken to j
.The Tiffin and treated. J. J
1 Then were In hoys in the par-j
fy. Wilfred Zurhrick, Hilly N-al.l
1 deky Moore, Merrill Sai geanl. !
r,(i ,fta Wylde, Kverell. U-ynohls.
Marion Kcynotd. Howard Idxou
J avid Leonard and Jiinnth- K.--'
i.ted.
Miss Lofland and
' , Mr. Tucker Marry
noon and went Into Hn- water ax
Mimii tlx they arrived at tin swlm
ni lng pool. Alter swimming J or
about un hour they went tu HUf
picric grounds. ln ie- tln-y pr. '
p;ir d ,ind ate lunch.
Just i fore r.-tuinlng home they
went in the water for another!
swim. Three carloads of um Im. ac
companied by M i s, William Sie
HT i i h t , Mis. l-lveieit Kiisenhanm and
1 M r
the
Char
p rty,
M urchisnu, made tip
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fi I(A Nfl I. HAM. (Special)
home of Mr. and Mrs. Krnesl I c
l.ong was the seen-' of a delight-j
fill gathering Saturday vcningi
when their son., Vernon, andl
daughter, I'ra rices, entertained 'I'l
of ilielr frit ads iit u lawn part v.
The lawn, which w:ih lighted ly a
siring or' eleclrlt. lights, made a
lovely playground for the evening
Killing-.
At a tnte hour, M i s. I e.niiK,
mot her itf t he hosi and hostess,
assisted hy Mrs. Kverett Walstaji
er, Served re fresh men! s.
OltANCK HA I.I. (Special) )
Mrs. John llaniann was hostess lo
the Hiniie Kemi amies chili Krtday
afternomi at her home.
I Mirinii tin1 Hhori business ses
sion which was presided over h:
the pi'-Mldent, Mrs. ('has. Spencer,
tl"il Watt decided tO cl'UHKe thelltllll'?
trnnricrtLOREM. i asked ; juvoo. Jusr
M BBSS ? pDOZ OFF-IHAUE,
3e "THEIR I to HAUE A RASUNCr,
i - i . TTUl -CTI GAUOPiUCt GVb HERE
'' ' U I AN DRAG- HiKA BACK'
i i ;... . Q fH, ctMTR 0F GRAVITY.
" 77- 57 V-tHS ROClM'CHAUT,
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HEALTH
W(TTJ"'ff pat bfr.
The inarriaKe of Mis Z' la U.
l.ofiund and l.ori-n K. Tucket,
J.oth of tliis city, was niiietly sol-
eii))l7. d Sat urday eveninR
o'clock at t lie pa i-hoiiuk'
First Methodist episcopal church,. 0f the cluh to the Country Worn
the Kev. H. W. l'arker perf(u rn-( an's cluh. It was also planned to
in the ceremony. i et Miss Case, of the On ou Ag-
Ttn- mother of the hride. Mrs. ricultural collepo extension seiv
(. , W. l.oflnnd. the hrideRroom's j,.,. (0 mnducl one of lier series
-mother. Mrs. I.odema Terry, and ,-,f nul-ltion nieettniis at Citane
Mrs. f). W. (luhleman aeeuiiipan- w hen she cenies to a
led ttieiu. Cirande again, which will he In
1 Mr. and Mrs. Tucker hit I .a the near future.
(Jrande immediately following tlwj n. i"in;under of the afternoon
ceremony for coast points, w here. V!ls. din-nt sewing.
't.)(ey will spend their honeymoon.) Hcfory ndjournment the hostess.
They plan to he In Portland lor assisted hy Mrs. William Taylor,
t Wo rose festival this week. served ret reshmcnts. The next
Cl27 IV NCA SCRVtCr. INC
IH IT lHt Till! M ItslMJ
M'M III It IS IMI'Ult
liy Walter M. Uel, A.
Ot-trdt, Mtrtii-an
Mei ii her (lorq-ns .Sh-Pioiial I list.
Muthei's miMi Is Ihe hleal f.iod
lor Ihe newly .)oi n ehlhl. The
A met lean inoi her has lueu (a UK lit
l' appreciate this am) wishes to1
know what tood is MiMahte for thn '
mother who nuiBea her child.
When a woman is pregnant, a
sliuiutaiiun in Kimvlh nt' the
It rea sis oi-curs a- the I'esult) of
pregnancy. Two to ( t r da)s alter
the hirtli of the child the lm-a!n
iisniilly commeui'c n.cirt ita of
milk ailloniatlc.-iMy If tiie breasts
do nol secrete u u I oaia t lea 1 1 y there 1
is no stimulant which can I'nrcn
them to do so. If secretion does
eomiiii uce auloinatically, the ip'in
t it y secret el 1 hi-i eai lei- is most l
dependent upon the amount of
silt-tlolt of the milling child.
A ill o ma lie-ally the secret inn In
creases or decreases according a 4
I here Is more or tess suet ion on
j t he' nipple. The luvasts secret o
jsiveriil times as much milk during
idhe sKth month :is during the first
after chiltihirth, In-cause the de
mand of the hirger child 1 great
er. Also the average mother can
nms-e Iritis as easil) as a single
child heeause the breasts respond
to the greater demand in the suck
ing of two hahteH. Also a breast
can be stimulated by means of a
pump tis well as by nursing.
Winn breasts inherently secret a
poor n'nility itnd nuantity. little
niiiy he hoped for In forcing them
to produce Ihe milk desired. Wo
men who have had active mental
wo-.k. such uh teachers, musicians,
and business leaders, a re nolortus
ly poor nursing mothers, and when
they cannot produce the proper
milk for their babies, then- is no
possible method of helping them.
The breasts are chemical labor-
LOVELY NEW FROCKS '
Dimity, Voiles, Prints
2.95 to 8.95 ' t
PUTMAN'S j
La Grande's Newest Store
Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millineru
tically the elements eysMillal to tln
manufacture of mother's milk, it
should be drunk hv every nurslmr
j mother. Otherwise a simple diet
consisting of cereals, meat, easily
digested vegetables and fruits is
nessary to provide tin- breasts a
Sufficient supply of the etemelitH
j in cessary for mitk production.
!l''reiitenl ly t lie mot her abstains
from healthy fruits because she
imagines the acid w ill upset the
! baby's Nloinaeh. Act nally fruits
, w hich are readily digested re good
' for both when eaten In moderation.
I 10 iti v owx Tit. vivs
l' HtTI.A N I . Ore.. June IH AP
The Urent Northern railway
' plans to operate its own trains over
I the new line In ( 'cut ral Oregon
from Head to Klamath 1'atls It has
been indicated. Joint use of the
(Cascade tine of the Southern Pa
cific company, agreed upon last
week, and half Interes In the Ore-
I : pon returning to I. a (irnnde
I hey. will make Hair home on a
farm In the Iowa school district.
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MT, CJ1.KN (Special) Honor-Ins
Miss Oobla Peek, who left Wed
nesday night lor Salt fik Clly,
Mls Ituby IVik eulertained Muil
ilay evening at n surprise party
at her home. It won also Miss
Heck's birthday anniversary.
& I Kin r -xn voting people of t he
community were present, (hum s
Acre eniuved during the evening.
meeting of the club will lie at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Holman. June
1M, with Mrs. Calista Stringhain
as assistant hostess.
i cup gi-at d cheese, 2 tableH-oons
heavy cream.
The eggplant should be. cut In
slices about Inch thick. Pare,
sprinkle each slice with Halt ami
pile one on top of the other. Cover
witli n plate and put on a weight
of at least - pounds and let stand
one hour. Orain and throw away
the juice. Melt butter. stir In
flour and slowly add milk, stirring
constantly. Season with salt and
I pepper ami add lomutocn peeled
and finely chopped after removing
seeds, firing to I he boiling point.
Spread evenly In the bottom of-a
shallow baking dish. In the mean
grow th. The 'Chines forget-me-not
mukes much stronger growth than
the true forget-me-not and is a
much deeper blue.' II will grow
from IS Inches to 2 feet In height
with widely branching sprays, so
it must he gl'n plenty of room.
Jt Is easy to transplant if moved
when It has made its first pair of
true leaves. !
h'or midsummer and early
GRANGE HALL
PERSONALS
(JUANOK II ALU (Special)
Clara Norris, of l,a Orande, is
spending a few days nt the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Pert (Jrout.
j l-Miia liekcler has accepted n
fU nosilion at the Arcade theater In
Announcements
time
in butter until thoroughly cooked
Place slices on the sauce, making
them slightly overlap. Mix chei-tw
to a smooth paste with cream and
spread over eggplant. Put into
a hot oven until thoroughly hent
id and well browned on top.
display these two. annuals are hard i M ciramh
to beat. They may he sown until ciark Colver, of (Yntorvllle,
well Into July for August and Sepi- j Wash., spent a few days of hunt
ember display. ; week visiting at the home of his
The cynogloasum Ms also used ef-' sister, ,,'- ''"llstn Stringhain.
fecHvcly . w ltd yellow : California I Vernon. Sherw ood was a I 'nlon
'Salaries which produce milk when
I they function properly after chtld
: birth. All Hint they require Is a,
J sufficient supply or the proper rood
elemenlM in order to manufacture
, milk. The constituents are taken
from the mother's blood clreulnt
Jng in the breasts. While the usual
diet or the American mother Is
suifieienl In qiialiiy and MimnU'y
for this purpose, there is a slight
variation in the composition of the
milk depending on diet, exercise.
i and physical and mental stale or
tin- mother.
I Since cow's mill; contains prue-
saute the prepared eggplant j,,0pUft.H wlch nlso do well -from ! stock show
visitor l-'riday.
lyti .' sow n seed iind make fast )
growth in hot weather. The paler
forms should be used with the for-get-me-not
.for hest effect Instead
of the deeper yellows ami oranges.
after
w :s
w hieh
er l ed.
ilaluty luncheon
I The Ahcel Ladles' Aid will lim-d
at the home ot Mrs. J. A. Howe'l
Thursday aftc noon at - o'clock.
This will be an old-fashioned ai l
meet-rig and all members
lUes'.cd to come in costume
Melvln (lekeler, who underwent ,
tin appendix operation at the
(.ramie Ponde huspftal M:iy 21 and
tuts been home for some time, is
able to be out again among his
friends. He accompanied 1. 1 .
Siiiul.iuitgi sous to the I'nkm slock
Wliow Wednesday.
Iteece McAlksLcr is making some
ed ai l I
ire re-
The Garden
' VP. CI.KN' (fli.'cinl) I'.'i'il
ZilllL'K "M.I ll. i-ii N. t'l;nr wi'.if
l.iuvriwl i" Hi- 'H ''''
li niliK- .liim- Tli-y will spi'ii I
i i-lt "llli ivIiiIIvpm in iiinl
UMsorin-
Si'KSidll
rVi-lliTHi
A cl.U! I.I.'
Will li
t'I'H ill! I
COLLEEN MOORE
FACE POWDER
Is as dainty as the
charming lady for
whom it is named.
It comes in three
shades: Flesh, White
and Brunette.
73c
For a generous
sized box
Moon Drug Co.
Agents For
The Owl Dnitf Co.
The Woman's Item. fit
tion will meet in regain
at T : :t i o'clock Tuesday
at the K. P. hall. Mrs.
Packard, district deputy.
I in attendance. All of) i
members of the drill team are es
1 pecially retpie.sted to attend, as Im
portant matters of business will
be brought up. i
i
' The members of Oliver P. Mor
ton lieiief i 'orps. No. :t7. of t he
south side will entertain the mem
bers of the north side and friends
at a lea Tuesday afternoon at the
home nf Mrs. A. P. Nelson. The
program wilt le In observance of
Plug d iy.
"" iTiinuilnv with jl total of 2.77f-ill
A PINK AM) m.n: lli;i fprlws offend. were entertained
One of the finest pink and blun liere'atlhe press rlnb last night,
combination flower beds can 'he " Among those at the banquet was
made using the m-w Chinese for- 1 A. L. Jenning", former bandit, at
get -me-not. i 'ynoglossum a ma bile. J jtrescnt mayor of Crescent City,
and Rosy Morn petunias, the for- Among the Orogoniunn attending
get -uie-not for the center and the were (. A. Wliiel roul ,11. (1. Hour,
petunias us an edging. It Is a flnn.j.'M. ( 'nylon,- ' A. (.lord on, Hlnn
bed to stint now for brilliant bloom lion Howell, Jack Kerr, tiny Knnpp
l-fNTKTAlV .lAHATllONi;HK
HAN KHANCISCO. June Kt (AP)
Grants' Puss, residents, members;
of the Oregon Cavemeti, hitd' Indian improvements on his house, He
runners whom the.y have entered is, also rcshlugling his barn,
in tbe .4 tin-mile iiiuruthou bulween 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ira 'Kennedy and
here arid Grunts . 1'ass to begin two daughters. I rnui and "id ma.
MENUS
JJshmls'whih
it cleanses
When you use Clorox
about the house, you
cleanse and disinfect in out
tfHTjhon. I)ccaue Clorox
destroys bacteria and
odors, it keeps refrigera
tors sweer, gjrbaije cans
sanitary, drainpipes clear,
and toilet bowls white
and free from odor. Clorox
disinfects articles used in
the sickroom, and in laun
dering sterilizes clothes
and bed linen.
At All Grocers'.
Hy SKI or Mary
IIPKAKI'AST Chilled- grape
fruit, cereal cooked with raisins,
cream, sour cream waffles, combi
nation sirup, milk, coffee.
LINCIIKON Kggplant with
cheese, romahin salad, orange cus
turd. griiham cookies, milk, ten,
hlNNKP Hroiled fresh fish,
lemon butter, new potatoes 111
white sauce, buttered Tiew beets,
cucumber and pineapple salad,
whole wheat bread. strawberry
sponge, milk, coffee,
A sirup made with t cup brown
sugar and I cup white sugar Is a
delicious substitute for nuiple
sirup just at this time of th" year.
A "speck" cf cream of tartar will
prevent the sirup f com crystall
ing If n thick sirup Is wanted,
I gg plant With ChecM ,
Six sliceH -ggplanl. 2 toui:itos.
2 tahbspoons butter, 1 tablespoon
flou li teaspoon salt. 'i tea
spoon pepper, I cup top milk. Ht
In late summer and fall. The cy
noglossum en mi' to us originally
classed as a biennial but It blooms
as an annual uuickly from seed, n
test last year bringing blooms In
late August from July sown seed,
Jt does not survive the winter so
it should properly he classified un
an annual and grown as such.
H is one of the finest blues In
tint ga nl 'ii ii nd comes at a time
when tliis color is missing. Its re.
laiive, the Italian aiiehuKa', or much
taller growth, giving the effect In
June.
The llosy Morn petunias seem
specially designed to be planted
with the blue of this Chinese vis
itor. The compact types of this
handsomest of the small flowered
bedding pet unia types are' better
than the older form Of I
and Herbert Howell. Kight In
dians, Thunder cloud. I'ighting
Stag, Hushing Water. Kit Icon. Mud
Bull, 'Itlff White Keer. Sweek Kiigle
and Flying Cloud, were guests.
are visiting in Portland. Mrs.
Minnie J.urcr, Mr. Kennedy's aunt,
accompanied them.
Among the I 'nion stock show
visitors from this locality Wednes
day were' Mr alid Mrs. Mat Krh s.
Mr. mid Mrs. Jumes Clyde. Mr. and
Mrs. liobert Maslorton, Chas, and
Albert llamtiuu and I'M Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Muilen
burg and daughter, LHItitn, are
spending a few days in Portland.
2 ounces for
gou, California and Ifastcrn. will be
laken In the name of Ihe reat
Nort hern, 'frame arrangement
have hi en mitde whereby tho Great.
Noi l hern w ill operate its trains
over tin1 Spokane Portland ;and
Seattle and ihe Oregon Trunk sub
sidiaries which 11 owns jointly with
the Northern Pacific from Spokan
to Hend.
GIRLS DANCE
WITH JOY !
when they use this new wonderful 1
Krench Process Kare Powder call
ed M KLLO-C.l.tt - kee,m that 'ugly
shine away. Women rave over tl.t
superior purity and quality. Stays
on longerskin looks like a peacli
-keeps complexions youthful
prevents large pores, (let a box of
M KI.U -(! LO Pace Powder today.
Glass drugs. Inc. -Adv.
STUDEBAKER
"The Commander will maintains
any given speed, up lo 65 miles
perhour,longer,more smoothly,
and at less expense for gasoline, oil
and repairs than any other stock
automobile now being built.
it
.MI SSOI.IM, I'AHMKIt
liO.M K HiMillo MdhhoIIiiI. runn
er. Is hoi on til.' trull or a lirlw
ol'IVreil hy 111" goviTiinii iil lor
wliout mining. Having lilowi-'l ami
sovvi'il IiIh IIHIp farm al rnrpiKiKi.
lilniNi'lf. luvlook a (lay on willioiit xh.'
nolirylusr lliosc rrolcriliiit liim. ii,.rti
sni alii'J out anil martvil tin- liar-
veal of l In- oarly inalilillii; npi-i-l- 1 M,
lin-n or H" varictli-H llial ho Itail nli1
sowi-d. I'.'ii
iti i i i i i iim: hosi:
MANIIKI.M. I'l iin. It Iv. il fnr
Ki-ounil ri-nt ol' a cliurrli Olio r.'d
roM... (iovi-rnor John H. l-'ifilti'i-inlKht
wrllc. In 1770 !aron Wil
liam ir. S.-ik-h- ih'i-.h-il latul for a
LullH'tan church nti -onlllion llial
one rcil i-okc In- pahl his hclri. an
the scconil Kilinhiy of every June.
Kovernor
al this y
repre.si nled (lie
ars paymenl.
Guaranteed
Pure
use lesa than of
higher priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USKD
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know lie drove The Coiiimiimh r
5(KK)niil('8 in Ichs thun 5000 minutes!
Take command of your Com
mander toduy.
THE COMMANDER
s1545
to $l(hl5f.o.b.facttry. Other Stwlebaker
and Erskit models from $9t5 to $14'5
M. J. GOSS
Fir and Adams
THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR
re tin a h;i If :
elpiiu: In t he
n rtns.
iititlion traeiors
work on Aiiierl-
Mangrovp trees fh.ui Ish
I water, w hleh Is ilendly to
in sen
r ' flnw pring plants
So Feminine!
lit
WAGS A WICKED TONGUE
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to makef" a charmingly lemliilno
aunibade with a atubby black and
wblta syoul baudla.
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