La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Monday, Juno 27, W27.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three'
p.ciktyN
Miss Veem and
Mr. Tracey Wed
At a pretty v,rWln,f on Sutur
;!::y evt-Hii'-w Mis-'' Writ Wem, cf
Itnhler, hti'itiiie tlx- hiire til Jo,
V. Tivicy at the home of the
hrhle'ti puieutH 12 lllih-n from Iliih
ler. The Hi v. V. Hum,, or tlx
hrlstl;in t'li lire li of l.ii Gnuiue
In rioi uteJ the ;iMple rinif vi v
ninny. The hrhle'H hrot h.r, lowai !
W'l-in. and t lie hrhleuronm'it
tT, (ihnlyw True y, iu i'oli)pnni J
.Mr, ami Mrs. Trueey.
, The. tunic w oi e an at it active
now n of a peach shade and cur
ried it aliotver li.ii(iiet of rut.ru.
Ahoiil -i retail e were pl''Killl
nl the ('I'emnny ninl u huiTt-l sup
per which wuh served Just follow -intf
the weddlns.
Ijiler a nninher of younir f i lends
Ki ve t he eon pie a eliarivaii an I
w ere entertained.
Mrs. V. I). MeCjittliy iliterlaiu-r-il
last evening at a ui-ddlllK din
ner (h' honor of Mr. and M i
tieorif" IVprtt' who were nwuriiil
Saturday aiteriHion at Walla Wat-
la. Mrs. I'enie was formerly Ml:.
Hadle t;ii:ta. a inline at the Si.
Mary's hospital. Mr. I'eprie Is a
Karate owner In AValln Walla. The
eon pie drove 10 I, a t'irande Hal
urday and mm- visitiiw.nl the Mc-
'ai thy home. M i s. I'eprie Ik Miv.
Mn'aiihy's sister.
(luestH at the dinner were Mr
and Mrs. I'eprie nml Mr. and Mia,
K. I'oii'hanaur and ilmiKht--',
Clara.
Miss Miller Is
Honored at Party
M Iks Marian Miller, who him
hfin vlsitinjf here for the pa:t
week, was the inspii al ion of a de
lightful dinner ttWvn hy Mrs.
I'hester HionehreaUer al the coun
try home of her pateutH, Mr, and
Mm, Kd llalley y.Ml.rday.
Kiirht Riiehts were Men 1 ed a loan I
n tahle made lt.-i ul iful hy flowers.
I-'avoiK carried out a color seln nie
of yellow. A t hrcc-cmirse dinner
was served.
MisM Miller Is n turnli-tf to Port
land on Tuesday.
The V. S. clith met Sat urday nft
ernron with Mrs. Itohert 'arey is
JiOM! ' V-
Three tallies of hridtre were at
play duriiiK the nfteinotin. Mrs,
,laeU lli.-itl reeeive.l the hlKh-scOre
and Mrs. . K. Wale rectdved sec
ond prize. Mrs. Clyde Hiinlln?
and Mrs. C A. ltowinan were pre
sented w ith iruest prizes. Mrs.
1 tow-man Is Mrs. Wale's nl.ster and
resided in Portland.
At the. clow of the curd fpiinoH
two-course luncheon was served.
A color scheme of pink and blue
was carrif d out hy I hi' use ef
1 lowers.
GIUNOR HAM- (Special) - -M'-nih-rs
of 1 he Country Woiium'n
,!ti!i :i:id a few ku.-.s nut at ihe
home of Mrs. J. A. Dolman l-'ri -day
afternoon with Mrs. Hotniiin
and Mrs. t'alit;. Sirinnham joint
hostess.
Inning the lmsine."s session 1li.'
president enumerated topics and
Htih-topics on surest Ions inrhoiuo
cennomic committee work sent out
hy Mrs. J.sMr I . MeConib. of t ho
Orei: on, AkHciiII ui a I i-ollee exten
sion service. As the cluh is work
ing with one project - that of tin -proviiur
the ki a n iff hall and i
surroundings -it was decided that
th'r list Im- filed an. I many of th--f.ut:iresl
ion; h - worked out in dn,'1
h-ann. Mts. Itnhert Masleno-i
was appointed as a committee of
one to see that the grange piano,
which h-caine suddenly uniisald
he put into proper condition.
Al the close of the meeting t he
liosl esses assisted hy Miss Minnie
llolina;. s-ived refreshmenis. The
nexl nweling will he July S at Hi"
home of Mrs. Ira K- nm dy.
POVK (Special) Mesames A.
rj. and T. II. onklin w en lio.
tesses to the I .-idles' Kuild Thurs
day aflernoon at tlo home of tiie
former, l-'ivo lahhs of hrhlire were
at play during Ihe aflernnon. Mr..
T. C Hefty won hik'h score and
Mrs. I.'.ila fiayetle low score, fine-!
prizes wen to Mrs. P. A. Conklln,
of Santa Parlvira. Ctl., Mrs. Mai -old
ChaU'ey. of Compton. C;H.. mid
Mrs. II. c. l:ee:?. of Cnion. oth.i
RinstM were Miss Ida Pndi-rwood,
of Craud Valley. Colo,. Miss Ioi
othy MilM. of Cove, ii ii ' 1 Miss i'iip
nie Pi-es, of Pnion. (Juild meni
hers present were Mrs. .1. J. Coe
ley. Mrs. T. C. Meffy. Mrs. P. J.
)tn rker, M ra. C K. Pa rker. M rs.
It. 11. Daniel. Mrs. A. II. Orton.
Mrs. I VI. An.ieisnn. Mrs. V,.
Cochran. Mia. C. K. Hertsch. Mr.
THE OWL
Lemon and Cocoa
Butter Cream
For building up the
tissues; for supplying
the proper nourish
ment to a healthy
skin; for tan, sun
burn, freckles, rough
ness, and for chapped
skin.
Jar 5(V
Moon Drug Co.
Airi'i n Tor
The Owl Drug Co.
J. It. Price. Mrs. I.. K. Pay, Met.
Willium Hallmark. Mrs. I.ulu (lay
'ette, Mrs. Klhel DillauK and M i i.
U. I0. Mills.
COV, (SiM-ehil) Mr. and Mr.
T. U. Conklln celehrated their
1 flfl h w edillllK anntversar Tin !-
day, Jim;- " I , hy .servltiR a illniier
I at their home at fl o'clock. A
' color scheme of red was currh d
i out tn sweet peas and candles and
tin the salads uud tees of, the mini
I color. The honor guests wn M:-.
land Mrs. P. A. Conklin. of San'.'
; Pa'-hara, Cal.. Mrs. A. C,, CohKHt
i an-1 Alhcrt conklin.
Miss Bertha Bantz
Will Play Tonight
Miss Pertha Pant, student of
the Pastern Oregon School of
( Music, will he presented In a vio
lin recital tonltfht at the Prcshy
lerhin church at S o'clock. M I.-h
I Itanl. will he nstdKted hy Mi s
Pet he Trill, soprano, also pupil
of the Pastern Oregon school.
I The program Is an follows:
! ( "oncer! o in A Minor Accolav j
I Adauio from Suite 1 1 1 Pies
Meiiuell tu I) , MozaC
To Spring .. (li-h'-ni
I Miss Pnnlz
Wailinsr Croke !
I Hear a 'I'hrusli at Jvc....Cadmaii
Miss Trill
Ziguernerw'eLNfii ((lypsy Airs) ,
, Sarannte
I ! Miss Paul.
' Sleepy Hollow Tune K'ounlz
(Violin ohtlgutn)
( Hurpfiiin Sanderson
Miss Trill
I Nobody Known de Trouble I've
I : Seen While
I Value Pllielte ;.l ll'lRO
Cavuntina. Pair":
i Miss Pant.
! Mit-s Paul is n tuipil of l.eo
i i 'ulh-u pryant and Miss Trill it-
stihlyinjr with
Mr
Win. II. i'ar-
ktnson.
'I"h inilillr i Iil'it0'i lo iiltonil.
Announcements
The Parltdnle cluh will
Wednesday. June ut the
of Mrs. Poberi Alexander
Mrs. John Powery anil Mis.
Shafer as assistant hostesses
meet
home
with
Isaac
!
' i
Th
regular monthly meeting of
tile Decree of Honor Pi otective
association w ill he held tomorrow,
evening ui mo i-.agu-s nun. oegin- slimy, whether or not nccompan
ning at s o'clock. After the lodge j,y fever.
1 session Hie members will be joined;
oy tneir nusnamis ana a sociau.c
) will be enjoyed.
MENUS
Hy Sister Mary
IIP PA K PAST 4 'nntalope, ce
real cooked w it li dates, cream
spinach with poached eggs on
toast, milk, coffee.
1,1 M'HKdN Pakrd green
beans, cottage cheese sandwiches,
black cherry pudding, milk, tea.
I ilNNKI! Paked fresh mack
erei, new polatoes in parsley but
ler, beet greens with lemon
sauce, cucumber and lettuce sal
iu, shredded fresh pineapple, oat
meal kisses, rye bread, milk, cof
fee. Children under six years of age
should not bo served cantaloupe
for break! asl . A dish of stewed
fruit or glass or orange juice
should be planned for them.
Pluck cherry pudding Is truly
delicious and uses the black sweet
cherries to udvantagu.
Plnck Cherry IMnTiliiiK
One cup milk, I cup cream, ft
tablespoons butler, :Vt cup sugar,
I teaspoon grated nutmeg. 14 tea
spoon powdered cloves, 4 eggs, 1
cup sifled dried bread cruiiibs, I
quart black cherries.
Heat milk and cream and add
butler. Peat yolks of eggs well
wild sugar, spices and lemon rind.
Slowly add hot milk mixture, stir
ring to dissolve sugar. Add
crumbs and cherries with pits re
moved. Mix well and fold in
whites of eggs beaten unlll st It T
and dry. Turn into a buttered
baking dish. Place on several
thicknesses of paper-in a pan of
hot. water, letting water come half
way upon the dish. Pake in n
moderate oven liniil firm to the
touch, about 4i minutes. Serve
with slightly sweetened whipped
.vt.. nml nrarth nl in thi
toid'le beach hat ol roiiRh blue an i j
' th a red a nil V. n IT C
1 11 mm - - . -
i tak. It t!e andpf (he thin
l'lohl Murxluil i:.'irl Hiiln of flroiil I ( i -v t c , fA f V( '
Ili ll.iln sny KiikIiiiicI woiilil hiivi- If v $ 1 f Z v- ! V s
won the war without the PmIh-.I L'ii! ' 5 i " 1 f ' ' ,
Huite.. Vh:it war lo you mipiiiisc C ' ' j4 ( j. 1 " 4 if JT
if .-,1 tor
Afi-' I ' "v. 7Vt ?vaj ,
OUT OUR WAY
jll';;; NOW USTKJ VKV-1 WASMtN '
"!. I "TO ME WOUNICt EVEN "Tv-IKiMCt 1 -
Va si LAOV r:s OF SUCH ATMiMCr. I I
mw mm 3mmv
' WHV MOTORS GET ORPH. SS'AwiP '
0rcuSp.,Or CircomstAmtTal evidence. . !i
are u s pT or. 0m7 v u gtnvlcl inc. J
-L, 1;
HEALTH
! I uiNAPYNis i:i.s i;aiei,y
i SY.M P'IXMS
! P Simon IscOn, M !.,
j Houghton, lhli.
Member (lorRas Memorial Inst.
There are Beverul diseases of the
urinary trad, thai Is, of the ex
ternal canal, bladder, Hie narrow-
tubes Koinr from the bladder to the i
kidney, and the kidney that. If j
recognized early, would save the
patient much suffering und also j
death, line of the situs which call
for immediate consultation .with 1
the medical adviser Is frequent or
abnormal passing, of urine, which (
is red or Minoky In color, or is
',, t.Xuin i nal ion of Hi. urine
determines whether blood or pu
j is present, and also reveals Hu
I presence of a chronic Pright's dis
1 ense... 1 Also which pari .of tho lract
is diseased can be determined hy
the eletuitits in the urine when
placed under the microscope,
j Pv a proper cystoseupe exam
ination ( which means1 act ualty 1
looking into the bladder) and with j
the assistant
of t he x-rny we can
ray we can j
oul lin.
tly
the location of the
mm ami should be
i- ei ions symptoms
disease. Tin
done befoi'- j
Tuberculosis of one
kidney.
which Is distinctly a curable con
dition, can be diagnosed by Hie
above method. To mak-i it curable,
the ex'amlnaiion. diagnosis, and re
moval 01 th-- kidney must be done
tarty In the disease.
Again, cancer of the tract In its
early singes shows only blood in
the urine, with but. little or no
pain accompanying urination. Too
1 reorient passage of urine may or
may not be present, d.-p. ndlug up
on the location of the growth. This
dn aded disease absolutely needs a
very early diagnosis to permit cur
ative removal.
Heeding these warnings and
SHADES OF
Mi1
rr5 V
hO Aif' f is i ) ui I
Ufv SUA 7 J AV-r:.r,-
ff y
TO I
of all the I I.. tr d:.y rehd.r
Ihe It tv lioff hin e in Phll;t
r;i!e. fl .rher-nd here til fr-"tit '
leftn f-t H'H m:d( U'f l!llh
Ijt.ited In the -exercise.
f;eclvlng; competent' advice is the
best means of getting the serious
diseases, of the urinary trad within !
the curablo period. !
Pain in tlic back has lieen ex-
ploited as the sign important to ,
the recognition of kidney or blad
der diseases. It Is well to have
the urine examined fur tins, but J
pain In the back is present in less !
than 4U per cent of kidney cases, )
Therefore do not wait for this sign j
The Teacher
Miss Allan Link has been voted
!he most, popular teacher In I ho
public, wliuols of Keatiidia, Wis.
('die was maid of honor at the an
puuk pageant w hich marked 1 the
school year's end.
BETSY ROSS
I lie Miier inn Tl k
T If
''Tra IK,
j. .'!
ol Ujlr",
til
wiif
- P 'ilitfirr
- held throiiuhotil th latul that at
I jtS -
1 hi ;
,t
-1. 1
fthlnhia h:.d the iihimI a pi u ju lit t lo-
f the ImihlitiK u here the lii1 iincr
iilelphui who. I ehi!din wlin piltle
(,KA Service, rhilinlplphi.i I'.uieau)
By Williams
Taft Operates
Own Elevator
WASHINtiTON tAI' Tt is pot
everyone who has a $:'n,rniii eleva-j
tor conductor, but M vs. William :
Howard Taft. wife of the Chief
Justice of the Cniied States, has ,
one. )
To ecnpe stalr-climhliig. the'i
chief j nsi lee lnstu Med at his resi
dence an electric elevator, and In
addition to his accomplishments
as a Jurist und administrative offi
cer, he has mustered its intricacies.
Mrs. Taft recently re (nested the
operator to let her off at the sec
ond floor. The stop was made, the
door wuh opened, and ay she step
ped out. the thief Justice with one
of his most gracious bows, assured
her that "we strive to please."
Then closing the door, he pushed
the button and ascended to his of
fice. RADIO AIDS It ASlll All, TANS
CIIICACO (AP) Dwellers In
npailmenls which frlngn Wrigley
Klebl. home of the Chicago Cuba.,
have learned the trick of watching'
a baseball game and hearing It on
the radio at same time. They pick
out n seat in the front window
overlooking the park, turn on the
loud speaker, ami know more about
what is going on than many a paid
spectator. White Sox fans are less
favored, for no apartments abut,
upon comiskey park.
Proa dca.st ing home baseball
games has been Hied hy two Chi
cago slutions this season and club
owners say It helps attendance In
stead of hurting II. No real fan.
they find will slay home from a
ball game to listen to it by radio,
while many cii.snal fans get inter
ested in radio accounts and come
to sec the teams in action.
Spea KitiK' f wars, we wonder
Who's K"lliK lo win I ho le;;inn cnu
veni Inn in I'aris'.' ,
to invcHliKate diseases of the iirln-
FARES
KM
StIMMER KXCURSION FAKK9
IN EI'I'I'.CT MAY 2J TO KKI'T. M
KBTUKN L1MITOCTOUKKJI,1J7
HOUND TRIP TO
nrNvrn i67.jo
OMAHA . 10
KANSAS CITY. .. 70 J
UKS MOINES 7. 0
sr. LOUIS KO.Ji
mt a.o hs.as
IIKl'HOIT I04.7
t INC INNATI 1115. U
I.I.VKI.AND 107. 1
TCIHON TO 112. HO
ATLANTA 116.10
MTTSUIJHf.il 1IH.1
WASHINGTON 140.61
i-iiii adi i ruiA it:.:.'
NLW VOUK I1.5
BOSTON U2.il
Low fares also to other points in
Middle Went, South and East.
Liberal ttopovtrt purmit vititing
Zlon National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park
For Illustrated Booklets,
Reservations and Information,
address Agent named below.
u n in
PACIFIC
3 HI OVUUAND
-I II ti I'I'VI'V
l a (.inndc. Orn. AJ
ff AS
Girl Operates I
Beauty Parlor ;
And Dog Nursery
PAPIri t A I') Penmy in dows is
no Junior merely "lark-deep,"
since Mile, de Krehsler. 1 H yearj
jold Itussiiin refugee, has opened a
d ty nursery and bounty parlor or
Icanlims in Paris,
Mile, dc Krt'Msler has oruaniod j
Jier w ni U in proi'esslunul fashl.m. '
Sit tinted In t he Autenil sect inn. il
is ouh of the best known of Us kind
in Ptirope. Aristocrat "if doudom
fvotn bin lii'i'iuii ll police lellows ,
duwn to .Mexican hairless kn.twj
her parlnrs as ti place to :et a liath,
sltiit irealmeut or a brushing and
ieuinbhiK. Hair ruttlntt Is done m
Jthe de Kressler salons, but only
the Preneh poodles 110 In f't' this
i service to any extent, and they art'
said hy tlofi' fanciers to he vanish-
No barber ever studied Ids en,
tinners to better advantage l hat.
, M lie. de Kressler studies her cu
tnine clientele, liven the "one-man
jduKs" like her and submit them
selves 10 iter suiueii naiitis.
The popnlarliy of this business
was not established overninht. Its
yoiinj; owner bewail by taking pets
fur a walk. Then she extended the
servh-c to parking them at her own
Imuse when I heir mist resses w ere
out of Pu ris. Pfum thai she
hrntichcd Into hair-cutting, beauti
fying and manicuring.
tjT. .-." IB
Mi
LJor bleaching
reed furniture
Your natural-finish recJ or
wicker furniture, dark
ened or sunburned from
exposure or years of i se, cal
be madeaoot.' 'ike niw apin
with the aid ofClorox.To
bleach such weather-beaten
furniture, also discol
ored rccd baby carriages,
wash with 11 solution of
fourtablespoonfulsdorox
to a quart water. For nur.y
other uses sec label.
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! At All Qroccrs ! j
Friend
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During this sale we will give FREE
One 9-Inch (J-E Whiz Fan
with each Hotpoint Range purchased.
A Splendid Premium This $10.50 (J-E
Whiz Fan
Take advantage of this Special Offer. Keep your
kitchen cool with a Hotpoint; any room in the house
cool with a G-E Whiz Fan.
Eastern Oregon
Light & Power Co.
New Tub Dresses
Just arrived in Saturday's express.
1.98 2.95 i.95
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Read y-tO'W ear and Millinery
STIDVIN.i COMI'I.I'.X
MOW Y.lllK The llifwlnril)'
rrmil'X of Nome rtIW'Kt htiulfiHH I
h.'iiiu Mil, lie. I l.v ihe Itiit ki'ri'lli'i' !
l-,uri.lji1 Inn. S.-inm itM Hmi;il i-.'-pnrl:
"A numlMT itf Hlmlfulf. lh"J Man 1
li-(li. itf foml iiii-tiits ;inl llw ; doiiiliiiilli
hl'HIlM of Kllltlll IllWMH, KIlTlVl' 1UMI1 1- ' Y. HO W l'il
ly from n fi'clliu; of liifi'i-lorlly itinl'a Itu-Kor
Get behind the Avheel
of The Commander
and you'll , never be
behind anything else!
Hurry HurtE.Amerirnii rnoinsstar,
hays: "It is my opinion that The
Commander will maintain any
pivrn siM'eil, up to 6." miles per hour,
longer, more ttmoothly, und nt less
expense per hour traveled, for
guMiline, oil and repairs, than any
other Btoek automohile now bring
built in the United Slutes."
TIIE COMMANDER
1545
to $I64Sf,o.b. factory. Other Sttutvhaher
and Erskine mtntets from $045 to $2 MS
M. J. Goss
Adams Ave.
S T U DE BAKER
THIS IS A STUD E BAKER YEAR
A AAAA AAAAAA iWi
band
Read This Offer
TTKLI' your wife stay yoiinp;. If you knew the
strain of long, tedious hours die spends in the.
kitchen you would surely take advantage of this
special, time-limited offer. Think of it! You can'
purchase a hemitiful H0TP01NT ELECTRIC
RANGE for only $!).f)0 down and pay the balance
monthly on your electric light hill.
This Offer Lasts Dining !n Month
of June Only! Act Now!
ri
Inro onlviTMily Jsot
fotiiil:ilion i-onsiilcirt
In n
Tin-
ho (:;k of Ihf nicntlil siHoii list
llfll Slli h :i StlMlOtlt .'KlJllSll'ii
his new life.
- I
fii;hllii ihe lnsi-il for
i. in rtilntf to u man:-
i'. Mr, l-'onl 1 niiiKiii:
iir now, howovor.
A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
Automatic
Electric
Range