La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Monday, July 11, lf27.
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Swimming Pools
, Lure La Granders
Over the Week End
Willi the wurm wcuther of the
past week picnic , ami swimming
parties liuve be -n the diversion of
Ka Grand people, yesterday found
crowds at all of the swimming
pools surrounding IJi. Grunde, ih
1 link at rove, Kadluni Springs und
JMiifl Oono all having u Imge num
her, "he-sldes several going swim
ming In ilir river. -
All of tin picnic spots at the
various places were taken curly in
1 he. day. Neurhy streams were
lined with uutos orpicnlc parties
und fishermen.
" Mr. Jack Hlalt enter tainod at
dinner yeslerday In tumor of her
son, Jack's twenty-first , hirthdiy
anniversary. A three-course din
ner was Nerved at ahont 4 o'clock,
covers helng laid for In. (iwsltf.
besides the family were Miss Vil
ma flaskill - ami .Mr. and . Mia.
Halph Weld).
A homjiit't of laveniler and pink
PweptpeaH served as a eeutcrpie( e
for the dinner table. The honor
guest cut the birt Inlay take.
;. A sn"iald' was enjoyed follow
ing dinner.
Campfire Group
1 . Back from Hike
Klght girls of t he Sacaja wen
eanipflre I group and (heir
guardian, M rs. I.eif H. Awes, un I
Mm, ('rod, 'Johnson, returned lo
their., homes here Saturday alter
mi ovornight trip to Alt. Kmlly.
, The. group left hero l-'riday aft
ernoon und hiked as far us I'ltl's
eabia, where they hultt their bed-
of fir boughs und spent the nigh'.
Supper und breakfast was rooked
by the girls on a eainpflre.
The girls going w rc: Helen
Hughes. Katie Keller, Kdnn Jen
sen, Helen Jensen, Opal Sin it ii,
Natalie Kbert. Veria Mel.une and
(rfnevli e Nelson.
I'tve of the eight girls making
I he trip have only one more paint
to make before ihey will be fagot
I'iinbTs. The group is now plan
ning a trip to Morgan lake when
the girls expert to be able to make
t lie point.
v The group will meet tomorrow
afternoon for a sociable and bus
iness meeting t the home of Mli
Nutalle Khcrf.
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The Osoho rampfire girls met at
the home of Kvelyn Hruee on Siit
jirday afternoon. A business meet
lnff was conducted and offlceia
were, elected. The new officers
are: secretary, Oorothy Ktewan :
beribe. Barbara Uuye; treasure
fteverly Uuye; program committee,
Kvelyn l?inee chairman, and Wl!
ma Kmilh, assistant: ways an 1
means committer. Helen Saigen:,
chairman.
!.. After the business meeting
freshn.-nts were served ;by the
hosiers, assisted by her mot her,
"Mrs. S. Hruee.
Announcements
Tho rcKuliir moi'tlnff of 111."
Waniun'H HnrH imHOclutiun will
In- licl.l tomorrow night 111 7:;i"
oVIot'k nt Hift KnlBlitM of 1'ylhUia
hull. PIuiih will I"' i'oiiiili-tril foj
iviircHPiitiitton In Hie parnilc ilii''
hiff the Alneriean l.euion conven
tion here. There will lie lllllia-
tlon. All members lire nrKeil I ')
he' present.
I . . .
! The Alieel Lnilies' nlil will meet
nt the linme or Mm. Kverett Wnll
HlnKfir Tliiimilay arternooii, .Ju.y
M. at 2 o'cloek.
. VA Rpeeial meetillfr of Hie Ladies'
ntixtllury 10 the Urol herliootl of
llilllway Triillllnen lias lieen elilleil
for lhi evening at 7::to o'eloek nt
the home of Mrs. W. I . Mefnrlhy,
12116 Sprint- street. All nieinlieiH
arc nritei to he present.
HOrSTON'S HlvSCIsNHANT
VNVCII.S HIS SII'.MOIUAI
TIM UK It TtlDOi:. Vll., (AI'l
T'nvellini? memorials to General
Sam Houston is nlmost n "sieaily
Jol." for cliarlotte Ciwynno Wll
llUm.r of Ifoiisloll, 'Texas.
Phe Is the ureat Kr.'iniMaiiKliter
nf the man who was the liero of
San Jaelnto. governor of Tennes
see and Texas, anil for many
years senator from the l.one Slur
stale.
Her latest nnveilinir was that of
a little bronze marker hero wlilrh
proelalms thai. Houston was a Vir
ginian, horn in a loir lint. Mnreli 2,
173.
THE OWL
SUNBUKN LOTION
is an ideal cosmetic
for the prevention
and relief of sunburn.
Cooling1, soothing and
healing.
35
Moon Drug Co.
Th Owl Dm Co.
Checked Mates
I MM
i I 111 v i !
WW HI
3 fe mi
i mw
hilt! linen with tin.
)ll(ilos nf mauvp chprlii'il IIiihii
cunipli-to.i i siioris rust nine ron
sIslinK tit !i wliliu llnxii I'rii. k Willi
jacket uf llu coiilnisliiiK nmlKriul.
MENUS
Hy SNIer Mary
K KHAKI.' AST Cantaloupe, ce
real, cream, potato omelet, crisp
toast, milk, coffee.
Id 'Nt 'H NON Scalloped .spinach.
In-own bread, sliced bananas und
raspberries with sugar and cream,
cookies, milk, tea.
DINNKK liroiled mock filet
inignon, riced ptatoes, . creamed
carrots, new cabbage and celery
salad, frozen custard, whole wheat
rolls, milk, coffee.
If the "mock filet Mignon' Js
served on tile best platter, carefully
arranged and garnished with pars
ley, t he fa m i I y will bo less con
scious of the makeshift.
SalloH'l Spinach
Two cups steamed .spinach, 2
tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon
flour, I cup milk, 1 cup chopped
cooked ham. 2 hard cooked eggs,
'i teaspoon salt, teaspoon pep
per. ' tablespoons grated cheese,
4 tablespoons buttered crumbs.
Melt butter, stir In flour and
slowly atld milk, .stirring constant
ly. Hring lo the boiling point, and
stir In ham. Season with salt und
pepper, fill a layer of spinach In
a well-buttered baking dish, cover
villi slices of egg and add a layer
of sauce. Continue layer for layer
unl il all Is used making the last
layer of spinach and sauce. Sprin
kle with buttered crumbs. Cover
with grated cheese and huke 30
iptjiutcB in a. moderate oven.
' T(H KA K FAST Stewed prunes,
cereal, cream, - baked Krench
toasi, sirup, milk, coffee.
H'NCHKON Green pen bisque,
toast, slicks. ' lomato sandwiches,
oread" pudding, lemoniide,
lUNNKK Hrolt halibut
steaks, lemon butter, baked pota
toes, green beans in cream, cu
cumber' Hiilad, strawberry mousse,
milk, coffee.
When egH are cheap use. two or
three for the batter for t he
French toast. The more eggs the
more nourishment.
SirjnvlM-rry Mousse
One quart si rau berriea, 1 Ht
cups .sugar, 1 tablespoon granulat
ed gelatine, 4 tablespoons cold wa-ter.'-'j
cups -whipping cream.
Wash, hull und drain berries.
Sprinkle with sugar and let stand
one, hour. Press I h"ough a course
sieve. Soften gelatine in cold wa
ter for ten minutes. Dissolve
over hot water and Ritr Into her
rles. Let. stand until mixture be
gins to thicken. Fold in cream
whipped' unlil flrnl. Turn into
mold and pack In Ice and salt. Let
stand four hours. T'se six cups of
finely crushed ice to one cup of
lee cream salt and do not stir
while freezing.
Aci'OiillliK lo 11 li-mllng inslir.'inrn
ii nt liortt y llm inii.iorlly or rnrs
.sloli.n nrr Ink. mi by 'younjr lovi-rs'
whn riinnol ill I'oiil to liny rum lo
tiikr Ihi'lr swi'i'llH'iirl.H rlilini,'.
'Be a Lowbrow"
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If you'd succeed us a dancer, Ire a
lowbrow, advises Margaret Har
ney of K. St. l-ouis, III , daiue In
Hliudnr und member of the Na
tional InfdUutc of Social Piim inK.
Highbrow 'fonveraatlon bores
Uanco ijarliieia, sho says.
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OUT OUR WAY
OR DOUfeoTHER oust for (OH HERB, will woo vjO
U.TTH' NEIGHBOR-! p LEASE. GET "THRU . ) 1 "
HOOD E-WJOTfteMSetME-i. vAnlH THE PAPER AS
1 1'U. BEVT'EM fO It QUICKC AS PoSS8t-E y-f
t SOME NIGHT AMD GET ptfoRe wE H a C I "If"
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HEALTH
MA 1H.M.WS 1WIJ, INTO
tiihi:k rosTi iti-: imh i.h kacii
aiori srsc:irinij-: to
VAltlOl'K 1ISI'.ASKS
My Paul P, Swrtt, M. I).,
Hartford, CVinn.
Member, Gorgus Mejnorial Tnst.
j It has long been known that a
healthy body helps to form a
healthy mind, and a healthy spirit,
and one of the most important 'ac
tors in producing health of body
If the development of a good pos
ture in every child. It would be
idle to say that good body post urn
will prevent all of the ills of the
flesh, but It Is true that good body
posture will prevent all of the Ills
of the flesh, but it is true that
good body mechanics help to pre
vent those ins. and furlher, they
help to remedy such ills as am
acq ulred.
i Human beings aro divided Into
three post u re ' groups; The tall
and slender lype; the short broad
. type; the medium or In -between
type. The tall, slender type of In
dividual has a long back bone with
narrow spinal bones, forward slop
ping ribs, a flattened chest, a flat
I abdomen, round shoulders, long
legs and arms, and rather thin
muscles. This type Is referred to
as the canine, or carnivorous typp,
j not because these people are meat
eaters, but because they resemble,
'in their structure animals that are
ment eating, such as the Hon, the
tiger, the dog and tho cat.
j Quito In cont rust Is the short,
broad type with broad hack, wide
spinal bones, rubs that run nearly
straight, a full chest, a prominent
abdomen, square shoulders, short
; legs, and arms, and rather thick
(muscles. This type is often called;
the bovine or herbivorous typo,
( because it looks a little like such j
nntmuls as the cow, which is a j
, strict, vegetarian. j
! Of course, these two types repre- j
'sent the extremes of the picture,
und the In-between group is a
combination of the two with char
acteristics of one or the other pre
dominating. The tall thin group is liable to
diseases that are accompanied by
deficient nutrition, such as chronic
indigestion, const i pat ton, anemia,
tuberculosis. This group Is liable
to be delicate in childhood and
youth, but to be tough and wiry,
and if brought safely past, the age
of thirty, has a long-T life expect
ancy than the short broad type.
The short broad type generally
acquires the diseases that go with
an over abundance of nutrition '
such diseases as obesity, rheumat
ism, diabetes, appoplexy. high
blood pressure. This group Is
likely lo be robust and vigorous
In childhood and youth, but to be
an easy prey to serious ills In
middle life, It is more certain to
reach the uge of thirty, but after
that ii go Hs life expectancy is less
than for tho tall ami thin group.
As far as posture is concerned,
it must he understood that, the
tall thin group hasn't, the sort of
carriage of the short broad type.
It is quite normal for a tall thin
type of child to stand with sllghlly
Sloping shoubb't-s, but t hey must
not slope too far. If they do, we
should all I'm pt to correct them,
and in making the attempt we
must realize the fact that this typo
is often poorly nourished,
Hnee, your tall thin child, may
require rest instead of exercise.
Nothing is more out of order than
to force exercise upon a tall thin
type of rhild to improvo his pon
tine wh'-n he begins to simp too
much. It Is possible that such a
child is already tired, or under
weight, and that he needs to be
rested half an hour before and af
ter meals, by lying down on th
floor with arm outstretched nbove
his head, und with no pillow. This
position lifts up the head and chest
and flatter) the abdomen, and al
lows the stomach to come higher
up in the abdomen where It can
digest the food and finpty Itself
tnor quickly,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
, - 1- .
Show Fall Dresses J
In Midsummer Ileali
PARIS AP) In the . heat of
midsummer, mannequins aro'
modeling tho .styles of fall' and
winter.
The dress salons are busy places
where buyers from all over the
world ure gathered for a peep at
Paris' latest tyranny.
Jean Worth, one of the most
conservative of the gray und
black in his collection for winter.
He shows mucht velvet for evening,
particularly in ' black ami white.
Many of Worth's ' models show
woolens with small geometrical
patterns woven In metal thread.
voitki(; (;iitL in l i s
PA It IS SIMM It PIVIK
PAULS (AP) .Mile. Aline Le.s
age was the central figure In the
recent spring fete which ushered
in Paris' summer season. She rode
In a Cinderella coach of white -and
gold d I'uwn by si x wh He h orses
from tho Hois de Boulogne to the
Hotel do Vllkv
On that occasion she was called
"Parisette Premiere" and repre
sented the working girls of Paris.
She works In a wineshop run by
her father and la proud to be call
ed a barmaid. t
Like the average Krench girl,
"Pari.sette' makes many of bet
own clothes. She knows fashions
better than vintages ami considers
il a woman's first duty to always,
look her best.
I,IN1Y (ilBli SHY
HASIIIlot'CK 1 1 KB 1 UTS, X. .1.
Llndy is so girl shy thai names and
telephone numbers galore have
been written all iiver his Spirit of
St. Louis. A coat of silver paint is
'to obliterate them all, except nne
that was carved with a knife un the
shock observer. Lot:-!, of boys look
ling over the plane 'before it was
, locked up copied some of the
na rues.
A New Style in
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St. if. s
Sfmply braid the tnlr nnrl wind II around tuc iicc-k. clrl.i. lantcnlm; It In
!lio bock with hairpin and BrttliiB It oft with n decmativB pin In front.
I'hafa bolorrt Del Hlo'n.ncw alyle hint. The Mcxlcnn film bfauty'a fad
lias become popular In Jlollywood, cvoa though the wenlhcr'a warm.
By Williams!
Tl CSDAY'S PHOt.lt MS
The National Uroadeasllug com-
j pany program' for Tnesduy night
j from it to 111. will be -Hits und Hits
by Irving Berlin" broadcast over
K(1V, Klig, Kl'T, KOMO, KUO.
KPO, K1X)A
j Kf Oakland Ctfi4.4m-7X0kc)
j S, The Pilgrims, 10, entertainment;
i.j, bui uruuui iisi, jii.iu,
Western .Music-Trades convention.
KJ ItSeattle. (asLtim-fititikc) 8,
studio program.
KKILoh Angeles 4G8.fim.C4.rt
kc) 8, program; 10, dance orches
tra. KPO San Kranciaco (42 2.3m
Tlfiktr) If, fireside hour;" 10 to II,
dance music.
KUW- Portland (4!i 1 m-C Hike) R
educational itroifram: 10 to 1 IL
donee music.
KOA Denver (3 J5.Hin-2(ikc) 7
to !i. dance orchestra.
KOMO Heatlle OtiHim.'tXokc) 8,
musical programs; J o:8(, news;
ia?4fi to li:;io, danco orchestra,
I,AIY ASTOK Itr-STN
11V PKAYINt; TKN.MS
TAPLOW, Kngland (AP)-Lndy
Ah! or, the American born member
of Britain's parliament, finds a
I hard game of tennis aftords great
i relaxation from her political duties.
( At her country seat, Cliveden,
jTaplow, Buckinghamshire, she has
,twu excellent hard courts, set In
ideal sylvan surroundings, In which
her residence Is situated. She Is
an exceptionally good player, and
prefers the hard surface to grass,
which is not fast enough for her.
Necklaces, Girls
PAIR HUNTS CLEW
TO OCEAN STORMS
Will Seek the Origin of
Heavy Winds in Ice, -Caps
of Arctic
- ANN AHUOIt, Mich., (AD
Amid th darknesji of tin Arctic
winter, two BcientlHts plHn n vigil
on the steppen of Oreenlnnd which
may smooth the way to wife trans
Atlantic aviation.
They seek to trnco tile origin of
storms which sweep down from the
north across the itir lanes of the
north Atlantic, und to make possi
ble t he forecasting of sclent If in
storm warnings which will removo
the hazard of uncertain weather
from ocean flying.
If they succeed airmen will no
longer have to embark blindly over
Hie ocean into the teeth of storms
like I hose which swallowed up the
planes of lawker and Nungesser
and coated with leet tin wIhk of
.ludhergh'tt ship.
The problem, almost untouched
by meteoroltgy, of charting Arcllc
winds will be undemtaken In an
anchored hut on the edg of tlreen
iand'H vlst lee cup by Prof. J, R
Church, director of Alt. Itose ob
servatory of Nevada, and V, (, Os
eanyon, New York radio operator.
The real sponsor of tho expeiH
lion and lis theories. lr. W. .
j Hobhs of the I'lilverslty of Michi
gan, will tarry in the milder ell
mate of the Greenland ahoro, de
nied by his i!H years the physical
endurance to make his own obser
vations. Jr. 11 ebbs believes the perllouH
! storms of the north Atlantic orig
inate In winds above, tho Green
land lee plateau, and that science,
can determine, theso wind move-
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JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Continues This Week. -Extra
Special Values on
Coats, Dresses, Suits and Hats
PUTMAN'S
Ready -to-W ear and Millinery
men is, forecast their movement
into tho air lunea and send radio
warnings which wll ffiakn trans
oceanic aviation lines safe und
practlnbio within flva yearn.
Tho experimental hut by tho c
cap must protect Church and Os-
eanyon from temperatures of iltl
degrees below aero. It will be In
sulated from the "cold" with bul-
muii wool, waterproof canvas and
two walls of turf and anchored by
cable ugalnst tho fterno winds.
When summer comes to thn Arc-
tic. lr. Hobhs and other member
of the expedition will join th pair
to conclude the experiments. Their
completion, Ir. - Ho him is", con
vinced, will remove -the .greatest
remaining element of ' rink .from
Amerlca-to-Kurope air travel.
HOW GIRLS LOVE
lo keep Hint mrly Blilne. awiy, with
IlllH IH'W Wumlfrfllt HlU'Ciul I'YtlU'll
I'rocoHH Faco T'owiler rullid. MNI..
l.O-Ol.O! ' I'lCviMils liirfc poron
stays oil loniyr vory pure un 1
line srlvrH tlio Hkln a jii',liy look.
K't'1!! your complexion yolinr unil
attrurttvu with U Kl.l.O-GI.O. U t
this murvF loua n'w fact powiirr
loilay. Oluu Jkruss, Inc. Adv.
L.- J-l'V'g-J'rJ ill XI L
You Were
Lending Money
What Would
Requ
ire?
JL
If you had a few thousand or a few hundred dol
lars to lend, what kind of loans would you seek?
Naturally you would net. Ljia your hard-earned
money to just anybody who might want it you'd
rather pick and choose a little. ' :' 'i : ; '
Wouldn't you insist that your loan he. made only
to someone who possessed something of sufficient
value so that you could be protected in an emer
gency? Someone who had shown his ability to han
dle, money wisely by already accumulating a little
money or a little property? Someone who had al
ready proved a reasonable' ability to repay you by
saving in the past? Someone who had demonstrat
ed the ability to make money and, at the same time,
to spend less than he made?
Your requirements would be very much along this
line if you were making a loan, we are sure, be
cause you would know that the person who can
handle his or her own money well, can probably
handle your well, too.
Reasonable loans are always quickly secured by
people who have guarded their credit, who have
built confidence by handling their money properly,
whether it be a $2o a week income or a million dol
lar capital. Your credit may be strengthened and
increased by friendly counsel with your banker.
MMnhr Federal Reserve - KennurcM fiver 2 M.lllnn
Fortieth Year of Friendly Service
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CTItVHW i'OH CATS? ,
PJ2URV, N. Y. X curfew fW
eats Is desired by the Oarhead ken
nel club. H has petitioned the
(own supervisors, pointing out that
dogs must be confined nt 1 night
while eu wander all day killing
birds, then howl at night and keep
the dogs awake. -J i;
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