La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Thursday, June 16, 12T
LA CJKANDE EVENING 015SEHVEU
I'aee three t:
ocieitNews
Marriage of Miss
Smith to Portland
- Man Solemnized
fl- the
Knit) 1 uric ti was
Miss Wnln Hint- Sniil h, tUuitfhtf
of Mr. niiil Mrs. iiiirh-y 1 1. Hintth.
piotri uih
H.-rvt'tl.
j Al r. AnlrrWH hu l)f n uu In
vull'l for 16 yi':uK or inorr. sittiiiK
in li.-r wh.-.'i h:ilr ul) thm ti,,,..
Khe exiMvafcril h,T uinjn-cuii ton tn
I tin' wunK'n oominir to her Imm,.
tM.rmn. tin- Ui-h-, WY.lm-s.iiiv urt-i ' Xl 111 mK Wl" '"' '''' -
crnouii lit A oYlteU al th. Sinii ,i ' """" of Hutn.-r (Irv.n, Tin s-
lioin.'. of Kilwunl S. Anuwamiih. J"m' -S'
Hon of M i". ami .M i h. Ci utk' Ar- ' ' ,
i mvsinll li, of I'uitlan.l. 1'iiBtt'l
slci.h'S of Kl:i'ltt)hi, tlaikiu un.l
hniilii' furnutiniiH in full liaHk-.-ia
triin.siorninl lln' living room tnto
u I'loWii- uliar b-'furi- which ilh
ceivinony was iMTl'oriiK-.l, Mi
Kranct'M Ariowmnith, kimUt of llu
).rtlKiooin, played tin wtMiui;
iiiarcli.
Tlu It. v. J. (Woikv Win?;, of tti'
OUT OUR WAY
s vs., -cr
By Williams
MENUS
Khsl I'ri-shytfi urn church, n-:tl
1 he service in the pri-st-nct' of only
iiniiM'tlfiilc illative:!. 'J' In- iuull
rim? ceremony was us 1.
The in I ile, who wan Khtn i,
niarrliie ly her father, H:;rley li
Smith, wuk Kownei in orchid woe
Mettc trllimied ill crtiiin luce over
yellow. Klie carried u shower hoii-
iiet in cuiuiiHiia rusts. asuile j;;-
pomca. and mehiil Keit n-un. H,
malt) of honor, fteiilah New
lln. wore an iiitrneuve gown
j Itjr KiMcr Mnry
nUKAKKAST Sliced fresh
i pineapple, cereal, cream. Imoon
.and liver, potatoes hushed In milk,
j reheated rolls, mill;, coffee.
1.1 Ni'JlKnN
Scalloped new !
j cal.l.atfe itnl tomatoes, toasts I '
! cheese sa ndw it'he.S, lellionad'1. I
- i m imi noasi mm ot lam ii. .
J spaghetti, new pens. Kinder ale j
,, salad, nut and raisin cup caUrs,
i milk, coffee. . i
. I Nut and raisin cup cakes will
prove popuhtr in the picnic basket.)
I Individual cal; s are easier, to i
I serve, than a larire cake which'
must he cut. i !
Nut ami ItJH-ln Cup Cakes
Ont--hulC cup liiitier, 1 cup
iipiieot Kcoretle. jer corwiKe was suKur- - l up 111 1 1 U. i
made up of hutterfly rom-s and j ('UI'S llolIr. teaspoons hakint? i
orchid sweet peas, ftobert A ct ow-1 P"'1,,r. V teaspoon salt, Vj tea-
smith, hrother of the groom ac'.ed vanilla, cup seeih'd inxl
as hest man. , chopped raisins, cup chopped
Alter the weddiii!? a reception ' nntw- . - . ,
was held at tlie home of the! ,'r,,nl lniltep and Kriiduans''
luide's parents. In the receivlnt? I in "Knr. Add nun and
line were Mr. and Mm. Arrow-1 IHlHin8- A,,d ' wo,! aWn and
smllh. Mr. and Mrs. George Ar-1 ,lli-,tur', 'i1 and sift
lowsmith. .Mrs. J. OVonnel) ! flo"r- w,lt- 'lilHK powder un.l add
;ind Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Smith.
The Misses I''r;i tires ArrowsmWh
j alternately with milk to first mix- I
i tutp. Add vanilla and slir until j
Lillian Sims, Madeline Uarh-au. -s",0n'- I"iM
Mrs. Audiue
l'layle assisted
They w,
individual pans,
which have been oiled and floured.
Willi the refreshment. Vhev h;l" " W letter and UtiKO
dressed in p-istw shade KeoiK- ttes' twenty minutes in a moderate
and had shoulder cor.suKes of o-,ov'n
chid sweet peas and Columbia ! 'Hie epgs are not beaten separ
j,,, ateiy but they should be beaten
Kor her travelink' costume the! ,,ntil v,'r Htflit with a wheel
won- a li ne find l:m tu n. . tly
' f " Tj f "j1 LOOW WHO'S HE.RE
' I , ill ,m i KlUDW EXPLAIN! VOOR-
- SE.LMES GEMr?). I
' 7v--7 1 -Trf SHOVSJ DOKir OPEM
J ii FER TvMO HOURS V E-Tv
,.,0.1'rc-r -TriEEARLW Birds. j.f?w,LUM3 6
l"""'"' c.aTBtNtAtnvice,inc J
Early Clearance
Friday and Saturday
Sport Coats -- Dress Coats
Just Half Price
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Jh
AND MILLINERY
Kood liygli in- Is rspi'cijilly n'
sary.
ii:i:it rsi: iiimaci:
i.ohi: two i K.ins
SI'S II sl'.M!ltl: I'lllTMUS ilumniii il 1 15.1,(10 Inst y.ar by Ji-it.
I.HMKP.V .Mli-U.-y WkIU.'i;. who cihIiiih nKallmt (llo lal.' for r.-im-
l!"lnll,,i"l; "V" ' l,u,s,.n,..,( huvo l.-.l I'llc,l
Il.,(m,. im. mii I'mllsluiian whn.'""' "dHUKK'di BHrvi'y in a
run nuiicli. Hi- has iin.mI (i) 1 4 j met liori of d''1!' conlcol ill Now j ( ln-lr firm of "wo' liad lo.st only
rpiii'l'liiK :irl mis nlnaily. kliark- ! K,KunJ. two poltl i:il flKlila In S3 yearn.,
inn; out four In on' id I'-rnoaii. j -
OMAHA, NVIi. Miss liprnlop C.
Dowllnir inn I Iht twin HlKtiT, Hit.
Ilia, liuhllsli lh.' Journal at Santa,
t'laru. Cal. Mlm llirnlci' lol.l I he -Nalloi.al
I'ltllloriat liKHncintfon Ihnt
C. C. I'jl,. says thai UihIIhtkIi. (-(T-'Jr-'VJr(rrfJ
to ilo sonii'tliliiK for aviation niiwlit j wiMi-'-"t-'t"f,fi,fMBB,f"t,a,"
10 inalii' lit in (it'll lliom-y as hi' can J c 1 II H T P i f li1 If ' J
In Iho n. l v.ai an.l U II. In j 5 1 U II li A K 1j li. 3
oiler words. Komeihlntf like (
1'yle lld for loulbiill.
The Garden
LATH ll,ANTi:i) I'l.AS I
I.ate planted pea are a gamble j
with the weather unless the garden 1
is tilted with an efficient Irrlffu
tion system so that, -they can be
lie pi. we.ll watered during hot dry'
bride wore a blue and lan two
pii ce suit. They will o lo Nl-nj,'i;i-a
Kails and on to New Vtult
and return by way of Washington.
I. r, and Indian;!. They will be
tone fur a mont h. retm nlnK lo
ma lit- their headquarter.'; in Port
hind. I.OSTINK (Special) The mar
ri:iK'' of Miss ersellas K uhn. cf
l.osline. find Irwin I'an nt. of Wal
lowa, was quietly solemnized Hun-
day at Knfer prise. The Methodic spells. They are not u good hot
miniiter, the Kev. Mr. (Jrissoni. i weather crop and only the fact
performed the ceremony. The bride j lhal they are one of the most wel
and brbb-rooui were accompanied j come and most delicious of fiar
hy the bride's mother. Mrs. Wil-' den products and have no real sub
h.rd K'uhn. and her sister. M Lis st ii ute makes it advisable to take
Vt-rseiie. am) Italph firahaiu. (the chance.
Mrs. Parent is Die eldest dauf;h-! Seasons with eold wet Hummers
t. r of Mr. am Mrs. Willard Kuhn.l make the late planted pea crop a.
The wedding dinner waa serve.l at success, I) , hot dry weather seta
(lie home of the' bride's" irrand-! in duriiiK late June and
mother. Mrs. Mariette Merubbin. it Is Kood-ljy peas un less t he , mois
ti.ii. u.nt ... .... i,. ..n.i ir tor., is furnished artificially. This
I'. I.. IVnrce and family. Mrs. Hi
'COUPLE TRAMf U.S.
LOOKING FOR ART
T
HEALTH
English Painters Sot Out
on Expedition to Find
American Folk-Arts
ricACTin-r ok coiiHi:vr mv
iti;sT ni Airr msi;.si:
viu: i;tiv i ;
Ity I). ItfHbiev I'iski', M. ).,
.New York City
Member CiorKUH Memorial Inst.
It is true that many cases, of
imaginary heart dlsea.si- exist ami ateilthat th
these persona are invalided through .showitiK boiiii
, erative disease.
1 Its early discovery in of great
importance and a periodic health
examination may give the first clue
and be t he means of preventing
or postponing an active disease by
the institution of u good hygiene
and the cytabllshmont of the best
habits.
S jibllllie Heart IXmiiso
In this country today It estim-
nfe a, Otitl, out) cases
form of Myphittltc
Ni:W YnilK ( AJ") rarryinu .is ' n-vous coudilioliH and fancied 1H
baggaKe only skeK-bing uia'teriab: 1 'un-ful physical -amlna-
nnd sottin (iiaitit inusiiai iiwtrn- Oon will clear up this situation and
meiiis. Jan iinil ('ora Cordon, not- ''''e the individual to an assur
ed Kns'Hsh paint.-rs. on dheir firj!-. i i,IK''' ol ,l0l,!lh vitality,
visit to the liiite.1 States, are set -I Th lo with a true heart
ling out on an expedition to ills-) iseatie owes it to himself and his ami is one of the most frequent
cover the folk-arts of America. Mr. : fr'Howtneii lo follow instructionH, j-caiises of audden death.
and Mrs. ;..r.jn h;ve just coin- "vom na.aruoun occupations, io Somi- of these cases are here-
lu art disease. This is a disease of
' middle life am! about !H per cent
; of the cases show signs of disease
between the ages Of 30 aild'liO. It
j kills in the prime of life, a pecu-
lia rly int racable and pi ogresslvo,
imiiie
maki
The Parkdale
tabled yesterday
Mike Carroll. Mn
is about the last call for planting
peas over the greater portion of
the country. 1" the northern th'tH
of .states the pea-planting season
is much later.
Kor the later crops of peas deep
planting i advised, sowing Hi" seed
in the hotom of a trench above
j,.i...u .i.i.iti .'imi covering
Is Entcrtainodi ti.em nn two inches or son. as
jtho peas grow gradually fill in the
.eh mil it the soil is level. This
thn Kuhn and the bride
ialf r.bilives.
The young connle ill
1 heir hone- near Wallowa.
Parkdale Club
pleted "0 cKhildlioMK i
paintings in tic hading
of l-hltope.
"Tra'.elin;; on foot ill the out-of-the-way
counliie.s of Kurope," snj'H
li-u -.iii-ili.n "t-,-,J. ...u.t(l1 Ami.h L
arly July. Van influrnrconiiek bv fn,
tner immigi anls. W'e at e anxious
to s-e how the CUliut'eH of the old
world have changed A nicrican li fe.
in Swd'-ii ami l,-ipl:ind, ,sh
said, neaily eery pea:;:inl Iioiih' i.-t
dceorat' d with art objects of home
mat-.itlactiite. TI - y vJnO found , bad hygien
t j1(.t. avohl over exertion and physleul
capi'O'S u,u' novoiiM fatigue, am) to main
tain ai an times uie siauncn vigi
lance necessary to keep his hoart
iniiHcle from failure and exhaus
tion. 7(
ll.'inleiiing of the Arteries
The old age group of heart dis
ease is the familiar type of hard
ened arteries with high blood pres-
clnh was entei
afternoon by M rs. i
;. Kliza Adler and
I will get
Die roots well below tin
surface of the soil ami imiue u
easier for the vines to withstand
Mrs. KM Peuudeite at the home efjlry sp.-iis. If the surface i
Mis. Carroll in May Park. j kept well cultivated, a good pea
A series of readings composed; umv U(i harvested from late
planted seeds except in mimniei
the program of the afternoon
Those taking pari were Lois Jear
Mavis, Frances Alexander. Mrs.
IVktey and Louise Thnehner.
A delightful two-course lunch
Kd
long' spell of ex-
when there is
ptional heat.
Some expert.s a.lvise planting
j the tail or brpHh peas for ihe lat-
est crop, claiming they haw more
r-sistame to h-at than the dwarf
varieties. They have th; advaiii-
Sist. rs of the fhris- ..11M, i0o. of giving larger crops over
ta longer period than the dwarf and
I half dwarf types. These expert.
gardeners say the vino burn worse
when lying on the ground than
wlnn on supports giving a free
circulation of air.
.ome gardeners in addition lo
tii.. ir.nch method give their late
mulch ot
by the hostesses nt the
close of the prniTMlll. ,
The l.oya
tian church met at the church yes
t'lilny allernoon with Mrs. Wil
liam Hay and Mrs. (". W. Hunting
ueling as hostesses.
A program consisting of n short
skit prepared by 10 women of the
church was presented. Wilma Han
sel gave a reading and l.ois Han
s' I ntaved two piano solos.
Following the program refresh-j at.r
m. -tils we.-e serve. l. I ne ut-cuni-tinns
weie in red and white.
lawn clippinu
ait treasons in Southern Spain
and Jugo-Hlavia.
; "We want to see hmv the
scendanfM of I hese peopii- in Anier
s lea have cai-ried m their tradi
jtionnl aCs. and o'so how tliepu''''
ly Amiilifali arts of the io -ji-o aul
i the Ind an c(ennaie with them.".
Mrs. Ciordnn ad'h-d.
j Tlo' Cerdons ar-1 authors, b'e
i ture i s and niusichi nn. as well tm
J artists. Tiny play on native in
struments Hie folk -nuede they have
gathered front nil over Die worbi.
f;or.s r.v a i it
JvYOOlSFTi:i.P. Ohio The lie v.
Miss Cb oruianna P.. Sin ks bi lb -i n
In being prompt, even If she must .
fiy. One m in ule In for.- she, was j
due for a si'i reh at an Kpworth 1
League nte- ling, she alightetl in a
church yard. "I jut Lindyed !
over." she explained r carding her J
300-mile flight from Toledo.
ditary and the persons are unaware
or their condition This fact em
phasizes1 the wisdom of systematic
health examinations. The basic
leaching, .however., is that of sex
ual hygiene and the Impoi lance of
absolute care In every possible way1
to avoid the opportunity of volun-
I lary or accidental infection.
I It teaches also the necessity of
ure, and accounts for S7 per cent thorough and early treatment of
of all heart cases. While lis cause i Ihe Infection so oh to obtain a cure
Is not yet apparent we know that land nrevent. the occurrence nf
overwork, overeating those awful heart and blood vesfl.d
Siirup
mid loo iiiiii'Ii uli ohol. linlMoKi'ii i caliiniilli-n which lire pi'iK'Ucidly
worry will, loi of Hli-i p, mid poor suet to follow liccliucni'i".
I'lliniiiiilion ciilcr Inlo lln ciiuniil i.'nr Hie incvcnl Ion of liciirt iIIh-
fiicloi-H, It Is true. nlso. lh;it hoiiic I
families HCi-Ill lll'Olli' lo UllH ile,M'i- '
eilH" of every
Ihe KclH'llllly
lilllil llic practice of
recOKlll.eil I'Ulca of
America Is a free ciumlry where I
fl volnall 1' richer is not ppos'-'l
lo Unow w hat a man Ic.iU.s like.
mm.r.ll (SpecliiD The fully
help.. id spin! n pleasant nflcrnoon
al ihe home of Mrs. J. I- Andrew"
Wc'lnenilay.
Murine the nflcrnoon f veral
P"n fc'lections were riven: Mrs.
I'.rcn. Mrs. McFall. Mrs. Turlier
ami Mrs. Walker carh save reii'l
laei anil Mrs. IPssie Westenskow
Uiive several violin selections. Afl-
the
s.-ason can
conllnuc.l the lietter. un.l any ex
tra trouble tu InluK a lid.- crop to
tie ii w. ll worth while. There
i no Mtihst tillc m ii
the p.a. Its closet rival is sw
corn.
arilen for
The Owl's
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM
is prepared especial
ly as a cleansing and
soothing cream for
removing dust, face
p o v 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.
I'ut in well and wipe
off with soft towel.
i:. Lb 50c
l"Lb 7."5c
Moon Drug Co.
Airclitfl For
The Owl I, nig Co.
INDIANA WANTS lOlilMS
INMIANAI'OLIS (A I') Imliona
has Gil".""" ncres of wast.- laid
i,icl, ouiiht to he Riven over to
I ,-, forest rat ion. the stale cous.rva
i tion deportment !(. " regards
the acreaifc us itoo.l for no other
purpose.
Bow, Wow!
1 V I
'I i'j
I 1
A ne whim I" ih spoil"
m nln a rcDlha of your
don In chenille on the min of
your ht buck nd wlxte fel,
tin. whins fTomtraln bind, white
' doc.
J hi
1 1 irllo I ?J ' ? r "t .
?
7 !
A J' ;'y
(
in
QLTFERINC every Iiar.lship
bravni;; rvi-ry danger t
Lewis unci Clurk Htruggled vvrst
ward into tin; iviIIiTiies and
gnvc us the Oregon Country.
YALYOI.IINE, pioneer umong
motor oilu, was Himilurly berset
witli ohstaeles in the early days'
of the petroleum industry, und
triumphed only because it wuh,
is and always lias been of the
quality that surceedn.
Yalvoliiie is not just "Faslern"
()i! it is 100';;, PL'KE l'eun.
rylvaiiia.
At the ISent Independent Deule.rt
.TRADE HARK
1st
tn iV i m
imim
MOTOR. OILS
...tuu.-i.:..'-i
mm
hi r7i
ERSKIJVE SIX
Beauty to delight the eye,
fine -car performance to
quicken the pulse, and
small-car economy to
meet every purse.
The Erbkinc Six turns tn nu 18-rout
radius lutcrlcratcs from 5 to 25
miles an hour in 8'a seconds
climha un grudo in high with
a full load and attuins 00 miles
an hour with eutin Hiuoothness.
Kit SK INK SIX
s945 to s995
. o. b. factoryt hwIutUiig front and rear
fmmiterit-ultrrt braUvnnnd motomvter.
Stuilvtmhttr modrtt from $1105 to $2495.
j: MM VIIKUM
THE lUlllGlilt IWtOS.CO.
C IM IKNMI. (tlllO.
ASTI( WAllSIf Hi SINCE 1074
i?mWrWTTVJi.Wa
i M. J. (JOSS -
j Fir and Adams
i
Why Wait?
Install your electric range to
dayCooking on a cook stove
is as old fashioned as riding
in a buggy and as uneconom
ical. Special terms on
flflM
ectric
anges
a 31
1
A
is a
1 Lomf out
of the KITCHEN
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
:m;l
a
Ibis month only FKKK
beautiful Kleclric Fan