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Wednesday, June 15, 1027 I,A (IRAN HE EVENING OBSERVER Tage Threb Society News D. A. R. Members j Meet for Luncheon ; The ImuKlit. rs of the Atmi it-mi ' Iti nl in ion met at t he hume oi .Mi's. II. (I. Smith on ftu 1 N uv.'. nne yesderduy iifiriioon at I: If, a! luncheon 'iiH .served ty a coin -' nit Iff ruiiMMlinK o' Mh. Kmil h, 1 Mrs. Lynn linhuenkump. Mitt. W'il- iiikI Mi x, ( i. during July. 'he eumliiK convention In j Members of the Oliver Morton l!elh f d-rps living o:i t lie soul 'i .side elite) tallied the nieliili.TH Of' the north side at a benefit tea at Ihe home of M IH. August Nelson on N avenue Tiie.suay afternoon. 'Hip guests were nut at the door dy Mis- Winifred I Minn as (h-orge Washington nnd M tss Marion Nel son at Hetsy Hons. On the right ll jl tlil Of en eh Sliest was tied ; n:iper bag which was to he re moved hy t he free arm. An In ten mI in tr urogram in observant1- of l-'lag day was kIwii. Tin- Nit-i n tional Kinbli-m march was played.) A reading, "Ihe Ameiican Hag was Kivrn hy Francos Keith Wa li,rn .inner, ami Aim. u. )-.. .f orun. ' junior commander: Hiut I Jinsv'ii, The homo was ihcoiated in blue lieutenant, und Nora MucUey. nn bachelor liuttfiiis which Is tin- nn-'nr ht-ai-r. Six candidates with tm llrnial flower Mi I). A. It. jl'.attil. They were (lenevu. I.enure Iturhiff th" sluirl hii-slnew meet- mid Loin I,edh'tter. Kdith Mr iiiB Mis. (Jrace lluaey was piv-' Anulty. Myrtle Crawford and Amy .eiited her retiriiiB regent pin. The , Mrnwn. pudental ion was made hy Mrs, M Adelaide Packard, disl tie: KihI UeynoldLi. t hi- n.v regent, j deputy, u an present ut t he meei -li was derided that th.- I . A. It. ' in- SI'' :ive an Interesting talk would decorate a Dual to uppe.tr,'i niattTH concerning Ihe order, in tin' American Legion pai ado ' Ml I'uckanl l working in thin j .1. 'ihe lace, who also responded with an encore. Mrs. IE. . Kitchen sans l olumlii:i tilt Com of the Ocean." Mis. John Uunhitig nave Iwo read ings and MIkhis I'atiline and Until Warnock shims two numbers M ir. j Waller Price. Mrs. (ieutge And.-t-j Thr ,:riuge of Miss Kdna (lil Kon and Mrs. I.. U. I'indy sums i ;(sn :,n, Charles llaiohl Kisher. trio number ncetmipair.etl l.y M r.. ,,ol n- jOI.t, powder, was ol DallaK Ore.n and Mrs. (JeoiKe An- J .,,im.,,li vf Hterilav afternoon it derson was followed hy a panto mine tahUait. "How the Anieii ean I'lav Was Made." Those tak iiiK part in I la pant online wen Miss Winifred lunn as C-'Oi; Washinulon and Marion Nelson as P.elsy llnm. s Miss-s Pauline an I Ititlh Warnock santr the sunt,'. The quests san 'America" and repeatel the flat? Malute. Follow ing thi Mrs. haliaa (Ireen played th ".Star Spangled Manner." The Nelson home was decorate I in ted. w hile ami hlue flat, w hich carried out the patriotic color ncllt no. Tuesdav evening M Ulanche Tlnnsen was t he Inspiration for n kitchen nhower in honor of h approaching weddini?.' which will take place Saturday. Mrs. Leo Hansen and Mi-vs Kldoru Hansen ere hostesses, the shower hein iriven al tlie home oi the former -vn al the home Oi Hie forilH T Adams nxi-Mtri'.-'r " " Ahoiil Ja finest s were piesent. n::tn the tlts were unwrnpP"d on At I .in. I ,nilny.l r.-i'i-tv.'.l ii iti'i ; :iiliclc. At iiii.lnluM Thr In l.lc -lo-li.' iiiiiiiIht of u.wfiil ililiKl.tful liinrll r llOSti'SSrS. Tlie Owl's THEATRICAL ( OLD CREAINI is prepai-ed especial ly as a cleansing and soothing cream for removing dust, face p o w d e r or rouge from the pores. It helps wonderfully to round out your com fort after a day's travel in wind, dust and sunshine. Supremely good for massaging. Put iii well and wine off with soft towel. i.'. Lh ."0c l'Lh 7.")C Moon Drug Co. AtfriilH IVr The Owl 1'niif To. the sick room Bed pans and other .irticlcs used iti cirin' fr the suk can be sterilized hy wash ing in a sfror.g solution of (Jorox. C.h.ir.tctcriMic Klors tf disc.tsc are de stroyed by dailv rxnirmt; a strong solution ot Clorox into .in open dih, and adding a few drops oj vinei;.ir. Bed linen and towels arc made sterile by usingUorox in their laun- dcrin.tr. cc directions on label"! or many other us At AH Grocers.' t Invnlmbk'XW New Officers of W. B. A. Elected Tin- i-i-Kuliir im cling of tin W. It. A. tooU plut.c luMt evening with I'ommsndt r Her nice lira m well in I In chiilr. I Mirtnie tin- evening election of of rice in was held. The J following ot iu-'th wfrc elected lo ! fill tin vacancies: Amy llruwu. f 111 today nnd will K" to Hmd later In the week. I Hiring the meeting It wnn de- ' Cl.led ; social thal the WVstway club. . tuxlUary of the order, woutd ro to 'ove Friday for ti picnic. Kurt hef unnounc inept of it will We made later. At the close of Ihe evening r f rehim-nts were served. The June eluirrh niwht of the ( ( lirisli in clmirh will he InM Kri I diiy eveninn. June l"th, at i:;o " I o'clock. Supper will he Kfrved at , that hour. A'proKiaiu which will onsist of readings, will follow the ; supper. There he lalKs ny i. llailier. .1. J. Mawley and Or. I-. Marpherson. The niusir will arrantred hy Mrs. lallas (;reen and J, P. uldwell. The niemlie'S and frhn.lH of the church are in- ! viti il. Those w ho come are asked to ImIiii- dinner for themselves. 4:ai o'clock at the ('hristian pur sonare. Ihe Ihv. ('. V. Dunn per iormtiiK the ceremony. They were accompanied hy th' I. ride's mother. Mrs. Margaret till l;ison. They expect to make their horn ill Hed Itluff, Cal. The Woman'M Society of the Haplisl climtdi will ineel Friday afternoon al i :M o'clock at Ihe church. Mi'8. Kred Jtihnson will he the h ader. Til' S'-cond chap ter of the hook. "A Straight Way Towartls Tomorrow" will he Kind led. i 1 I MENUS- Uv suti-r Miiiy iii: i:a k i'asi" st.-w.-i fiE. real, rri'iun. jisimniRUH onu'lct. pop-IIV'tTS. milk. ('Oir''. l.t'Ni'HKON ChmutoIo nf npriiiK v.'Ki'talili's. drown lin-uil. rotliilti- rlirw. 'Irop rat's mil Ic. t . ii . DINNMIl KiikIIkIi mutton ch(,i. .Ilcf.l potulo.s In or.'inn :iur.', ton-niiniiH' ciiIiIiiiei-. ,i t ui--anil tomato naiad. clicrry pi' milk, ooflop. KiiKllsli million chops nro nlimii two inclifH tliirk. TlH-y cut y ca tl umler I... pan hroltril or hroilnl or ovtT Ihi' lirolli-r ln-at. C'aM-nlf or Sin hiK .flnliUs ''I'hrri' lalili-spooni luittcr. I small hi-a.l IHIiicc. 2 nips m w pi'iim Ininrh nriv carrots. I Inim h adpaniKiis. 1 teaspoon siiKar. 'i loaspoon salt. 'i Icaspoon pi p t..r 1 i.'. cans chicken slock. Me lt liultcr In casserole, lettuce trimmeil nnd cut In iiees Stir with a fork Add thin until nutter. IhniullL'hlV hlen.led with Add peas, carrots scrax d and cut , In strips and nspaniKiis cm in mm leiiKtlis. Season Willi will. miKar and pepper and add chicken slock. Cover and cook in modorate oven for one hour. II Ihe slock Is heated t bullins point le-fore uslni.' .llsll will cook 111 less time the the 1 A'lHI.ItS l OKJMT, SONS hi;aiy WKSTPOINT. N. Y. Their fath ers foinrhl for nnrle Sam and ih y are r-ady themselves. Anions "' W second lieiit. -minis just Kiaduatet from 1H" militnry aeud-my are .-rederich l-'unston .Ir., nnd the hihis of Major General John I,. Hin.-s formerly chief of staff, nnd of Major C.wi-ral Fox 'minor, formerly deputy chief of staff: a!so William .1. Cih.sicow Jr.. h'-au of ITineess Ilciuni on her vlnit to Ihe i'oint. ' Tulle Bandeau mm, I" Announcements i ii w I j M Hhlnestoiiet applied on a band of tulle thf color of one ball niake cloMf-fitilut aim juhful baodeau. OUT OUR WAY vmG. forgot -oumpm VJSiOMT MEEO NO eAMvJioaEs oni such A SHORT "TRIP t3or, A HOW 'BOor A PARA5H00T HEROES ARE. MADE HEALTH j now n.i 'i'i:i:'i ii and tonsils t rsi: in :.i;t disi asi: j Ity i:. Itndtiey l i-Ke. M. !., j New York 'ity Mt-mlxr OoiMas M nutria I 1 nst. The ohjeci of this ureat project, the ( lorcas Meiuurial. involves j every uveniu; of approach to the prevention of disease and degenera tive procisscH and, inu.st Include a study of such measurt'S as are possihie in the pn-vt iititm of every ornanic disease anI includes, there fore, diseases of I he heart ami hlood vessels. This may .neein an luipossilde achievement hul Is a very practical possibility. ' tine can realize it hetter hy a hri'f . study of th variuus Kroups of heart dis ease, whlcn nave tieen cia-.sunu as follow : j Hheuinatlc. romprisint: A 4 per j cent. ' ' j - Hurdeninj? of the arltiles, :i" per' rent. '"' ' Syphilitic. 12 jier rent. ; (ioitre, U per cent. i Congenital, 1 per cent. Hheuinatlc heart disease results from infections Bern-rally classified under the term Hi rept ococci. I o not shy from that word, hecause it is a dmiK' rous one. Dr. Cabot, ' of Itoston. calls the streptococcus the worst enemy of tminUind. There are many varieties of this form of haclethmi hul some var-i.-fics have a speMal faculty of attacking the heart and hlood ves sels. produciiiK our Bioup ol rheu matic heart disease. A diseased mouth, infected nuins and ' teeth, disease! and Infected tonsils are the principal ports of entry Into the body of these B'-rms. Other mucous surfaces, such as the nasal passages and sinuses, may also permit the passJiK' of these bacteria ami their products into the hlood stream and thence to the heart and blood vessels1. The re sult of such blond stream infection is an active int lamination involving first t he tin in it membrane of the heart and later i;s muscle struc ture. The answer then for protection is obvious: en rly and constant care of the mouth and throat. The rheumatic heart diseases oc- cur Jn thii ?;u.y (il.(,;i(ll.s n) ifl. when cootatrinus diseases ot strep tococcic oriBin are more prone to occur, so that the young from a lui-Me percentage of this jiroup. es pecially from 1 'i to yars of atce. Many of these e lid have WIFE DIIU:CTS SAVING OF HUSBAND ! U-rr: ! -S4 en l v:it iili I W 'Ml'1 I rUllllcieni f.'K f.1& 'size to no lain I lie cellar uel fall B p., , . M 'and add to Ihe all-winter pnlmi i T. V- d M .' 'produce I.,- Ktrfntr a fine supply of ' Kv ' .;.v - Zfa ,r" r"1'" "K""""' '" '"' "" "" 1 t. , fVsf 't V I -- I fr'T" 'iff. 7 If Mrs. Ha C..I., heil'.h old Pi T l:i l ,i she I I. -.d i..ht ..H. - p e e I tl.e luns of her hub.iiid the fire dep.n tin nt. and oBen Ihrnueh an (nfjalator brOnfiht n-ititt.il hrei t bl nu b.'o-k tn the Mck iumi, with hope lor recovery. The picture shown Tire f'hief Williiitn P. Cooper opejaiin the (n r illi!-ut , and Onset, Mr. and M rs. Piirx i.i nee. MADE TSO ZP&i Cut. ME OtDM' YhimK 'BoufeocH CnOiKi - NOT BORM PCO been prevented if diseased tcelh, t Kiims. uu 1 lonsiis had been proper- . ly cared lor Tonsils are the worst offenders and should be removed j with any positive evidence of In- j fection. A clean throat usually . means a clean heurt. j Joint Inflammal ion or rlietinial i ism nuisl not he neglected. It is J a dis- asi- of stretticor-ic oriKin land Is fnuiiently passed on to the i heart. Clilldren should avoid j physical strain In convnh'selnB , from acute Infectious diseases In order to avoid heart complications. Tills responsibility rests upon I he parents. The Garden i:;i;tiu,i:s rou ni:xt in ti : it ils - I'arsnlns and oyster plant or ffv must B into the ground now for next spriiiB's croi. It is about the la-a call for planting these two runt imps that we can t;o "ul and diB any (hue all winter If we care to wield a pick Mi do it. They are at their besi afler frost has sweet ened them. A row of parsnip nnd a row of oyster plant put in where the early radishes ami lettuce have come out will inve Bond roots next spriiiB. The main thiiiB is to see that th'V are thinned to six inches :.part as sunn as the seeds have Betniniated anil to Bive them B"id cultivation to nnike up for the lost lime in planting, catch up With this care they will ami make a nood sliowhiB risnn with the April phmt- seed. although they will not ike as lai'Be i Is. Thee vegetables, whi'-h eonie at lime in early snln when fresh veB ta hies much an most wid inc. are too Bleeted. They are so are nf them- 1 a M I st:i rl llore Bardett . The.'e Oth uhl'inr i-ree.,; eBolable e.ar rervice. and it tlml as to he i uy port ion ol !o nmw. laliiliB s afler hdllB t:ivi SUl pl iillB t hat ) not put t hem I which will Bive dv kale. all winter, make the den Bive year-nmuiid inieht .in st as well he allowetl to lie idle for the time, h is imw time started and seed m;iy 1 1 kale wu at anv time. This e.ild.af:.. and lik elally ,f lh mi. li tleus. The leaves are highly orn.i men! helm; nil led and fl illdl IllJe parsl. and there are s'.me faney variel In whieh liMllianl e.il..rs add llVr.ielii.il. se II Is ims-ll.le lie not I.. not h. - ed fn hn n t U en director it k now n f the p.p lino.!! h.it to d wle a. but Mie call til plifil llioin; i hour- nf for I hre:i!hintt ..... .wcy . ... 4.1 " . - 'winter Bard-n. II l n uovepy to I v - j many Bardem-rs and well worth the g ! eNperimeut. I f a row of i'reiicii en- .V.ffe. ' 'dive is sow n ud ;:iv-n fre.U-iit Q By Williams 'YT VMHU1 MADE HIM Ha SUCH A BRAVE l-E OKI NO-faiM' JlSS lKE VNE' RE I MEAN. TOD. IL lj.H.W.LLiftWi-- U 5 PAT OT CI 927 8Y hCA SERVICE. IMC- TELOCASKT PERSONALS TKl.tH'ASKT (Speelall Mrs. O, V. Williinstin and reii. and Mr. ami Mix. . sun left Sunday morning land and CorvalUs where -Mr. and miii, War . (J. A li fer I Siri -' they will attend the state B'amie ! in Corvallis. nuvcnl hm , I Mrs. Walter Voun1-- an 1 chlhlr id l.a C,r:inde, visited at I Yiiuiik's linine Tuesday, j Hurt Hill made a business i l.a lira tide Tuesday. I i'ern Hill returned home W J.ee trip to d;iy after spendiiiB ! relatives al l-;iin. I; vi"iiin;i Th'ise who all ended the ( show were Lawrence ItaMer. and Mrs. Oleu Hill. Mr. and C. A. Hill nnd family and Mr. (tick Mr. Mrs. .ind Mrs. ti. V. Wilkiusim and V. Wilkinson and children. Kred llaller, drove to I'ulluiau, I Wash., to his daUBht''t Miss J Louise, where .she has been attend- iiiB school for the pat year. n T- t ittr irAl u k ' liny Youim left for Astoria. Tuei-t We saw a picture Ihe other day day eveniiiB whre he will attend of the lfi.( .mtnth h'ord. There the trainhtB anit of the national must he some mistake. We count u;,rd. ' ed I 5.2ii I ,i"li of thein last Sunday. M iss Vitrei Wilkinson ':n the r : . u'tiest of Miss Krnin I'uekeit. of I'n- ion duriiiB tiie stock show. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anson, of 1 ( irande, a re ta kinB care nf .1 . Anson's place while t hey are t lendillB the state Bfam: nil at Corvallis. The Misses Amelia and Kredia Asper. (hi and Mrs. John As home from - reudleo huvf been unending I'auline, u; liters i It use f Mr. irned Ihey ehool ehil- i where hieh for the past term. Mrs. flom-Bin I'.aker ilren are visiting her miiiB- ALICEL PERSONALS yl.il-:!. ISfio.-hi I ) Mr. and Mrs. lotto Ceil.er. .,r l.a (Irande. spent Slinday at Ihe Knuth MeKennen heme. .Mr. and Mi's. Uny Fuller and sun Plek, Mr. and Mrs. I 'aid fuller and sen I'lalre. in red 'la liadhnn Springs Sunday when1 they were pdned hy Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kuseu hauui. of llalier. Charles I'layle ami wife. Iterlha Walsiaaer I And- mer I'l.ivle and wife, i.f I.i Hiainle. After a swim the 'party enjoyed a pi( nie dinner in honor of Charles I'layle's birthday anniversary. ' Wold has hi-en received here lell IriK of Ihe m uriate of Minnie Wal- ii mi'lw i Same Price for over 35 years 25 ounces tor 25 MILLIONS ol POUNDS USED BY TUB GOVERNMENT Guaranteed Pure eatim; a foliage ilant i j A ilanilim or parsnip. nysier q ii.t.-tnt :tiol l::ile ti,,v Lives all all- 9 Is just ihe type go or whatever need;;. We as!; kins and Thomas fliarles l.yneli. ..f Seattle. Wash.. June :l. al lhe h.imc of her parenl-i. Mr. and M rs. 11. II. Wal kins. The U alkln- fain-I lly lived Hi Alieel until n few year.-, j aire and .Mrs. Lynch attended sehind j here. I;us"ell .MeKenmin Is home from I'nrv. lilts when, he lias I u a!-l lemlini; the (lrei:on Asrleull lira I eidlei-e. This .l Ills firsl In cidlene. The Itew II. S. II imlltitn. district superintendent of t h M. K. church, preached at lillblet iuu. Mr. Ilamiltui paslnr of the Abcel many friends lu"i' Sunday iimrn i was the firsi hurt h a nd has from here at- unite a number tended the I'lliuli steel sln.w. Mr. and Mrs. (Iem nklln i spent Sunday In Cove (he 1 rence Martin home. Thomas Clark Is not so he is Bi-adually heeoiuhm ell and eaker. I A meelliiB of the stuck bidders of. Ihe farniers' elvatnr was held Min- day afternoon with n lare crnud' in attendance. I .Miss Kva Ledheller in Tort- land attending I'riiin there she the ruse fesl I V! will bo to AhiM i trip with a par tor a two weeks ti u( eirls from Sale! I.eahnid Hudson, one of the piB ! club boy. Mime nf his plus tu i the stock show where he won sev- era I prizes. KEEP YOUR SKIN LOOKING YOUNG I'rolect your ln-auly In all kinds of , weal her wit h t his mw tare pow ' der -M KLI.t I-('!.' . I oes not Rive 1 t lb- skin a dry feeiinB: do'' not i ctiifc I he pores; Is not affected s) i much hy perspiration. Stays on 1 intiKef. So pure and fine. MKI. - ,1.0-01.0 Is made by a new Krei'ich j Process. It's truly wonderful. Clans . HriiBS. Inc. Adv. Electric iinil lliis inonlh only FREE a iR'auliliil Electric Fun . Eastern Oregon Light & Vacation Apparel Vacation Togs That Give a Mix Vacation TofjH That (live a Max mum of Cost (if apparel you will find here. Wherever you you do, we're prepared to meet your vacation von to make vour selection now. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY i When you've taken com mand of a Commander you'll know Harry Hartz, American Racing Star, is right when he says:; "It ia my opinion tlint The Com iiiuntlcr will muiutuin uny given ' wpectl, up to 65 miles jm t hour. . longer, more smotitlily, and at !i'm 1 expense per hour truveled, for gas oline, oil untl repuirs, llian unv . . ' other stock automobile now fteln-r Luilt in the United Stutes." , .THE COMMANDER $1545 -4 to $1645 f. o. b.fttctory. Ot hrr Sttulehaker ' and Ernkinm motlvh Jrum $V45 to $J4V3 M. J. Fir and STUDE BAKER THIS IS A STUnEHAKI.K YKAK j j i j I Why Wait? Install your electric range to dayCooking on a cook sto ve is as old fashioned as riding in a buggy and as uneconom ical. Special terms on anges COSS Adams 2. A m Conif out of ihe. KITCHEN Power Co. e .ty?.iiw.B'.'lnww.l'i'."ii r-.-