La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Thursday, July 1-1, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society N
Bridge Party In
I Honor Of Mr. and
' Mrs. G. L. Dutton
Mr. :ui.l Mm. Klm.-r WtmMitfl
Uihrtui'ii.f at ;m atinictlvc party
la Kt v- niiitf ni iht tr Ituiiic un o
avenin coinnltnifntiiiK M r. unl
Iik. li. I., Itullon, who (thin to
4 li-ave I, a Cranil' hooh to mai.,.
tltlr lioino In Portia ml.
tix tables of bilfjft wrtv at play
luring th- i-vinlnf. Mm. j.
Lilly inaii.' hlffh hcm ainon tin
wo mi ii pliiyt r am) tin- men's first
lrl.p went to Norman l"i ecu. I n
.1, I.. Illijle received the eotl.soUl
tinn jh i,e.
Houqu.ts of summer riowej
were ei'itrliveiy mrmiKwi uhont
the rooms, larkspur ami sweel pea '.
bailiff usnl. Alter th.- car.l Kannsj
a t o-coute lutieheoii was i n- '
Joycl.
i "
Mrs. C, K. Wale am! Mrs. '. f.
t Warner were hosten.Hen to the Car-I
'nation elub last evening at the
homo of Mrs. Warner on Wash- j
: HrllKvwan I lie diversion of the!
M en In a, Mrs. K. Lucille luly win
ning liir-jh Hi'oro and Mrs. K.
;l 1 1 lissler the s.'coml prie. The
Consolation wiv.v. fell to Mrs.
tieortfft Miserve.
Tlif rooniH were attractively dec
orated Wit h l)Oll(Uels lif I he sea-
fcon't Mowers. l-'ollowliic tile card J
'ruined u two-course luncheon was
served, ,
Th next nieelltiR of the club
m III be Auk, la. The hostess s
wilt bp ;;iTitouuced later. i
j
Parkdale Club In
Island City Meet
Members of the Parkdale cluii
were enter talned yester day after
noon by Mis. Milo Hlnklund, Mrs.
t iurrct Hloklaiid and Mrs. !.'
Smith at the lionie of the former
at Islati.) City.
y A hhort business meeting, pr
fitlrl over by the president. Mi.i.
.('.arret HloUlaad. was Indd iluri.isf
the early part of the afternoon,
after which a musical program
wan tf-n. Mrs. Nell ThurUer sanrf
two numbers, accompanied by Mrs.
Clyde Webb at the piano, and j
Mrs. Webb played two piano solo .
t The rooms were prettily decor-;
ated wtlli the seasons flowers.
Th remaining iiMeiinys of th'1
' .1.1.. r
club lliis siiirnner will be held
Llverside park with no hostesse i. '
Jam- K. Page auxiliary held '
lis regular meeting I'rMav evening
ut llonan hull with a large at '
" tendance. Two new members were'
" admitt-d. l'lans were discussed
...v. (1 ,1.(lllliiL-n rue run. is to bil
j used 111 relief w;ork. w hich wilt be .
' eoniplet-'d at a social meeting to
p held a! Hie lionie of Mrs. Les- '
' Ik Hale the last pari of this
month. I
After the business meeting
frfnlimc-nlH "err vrnl uml a so-
ft rhitllp i-tlJOVI-'l. Ill wnicll U1IH' 111',
Vliuxlllury it ili.-i-H m-o joincl l.y
I lir- KlMtlixh War vi't.'l ans.
U - I Itirlnir tlli ovrllilttr tilallS w'
l,v Imlh oi'K!illiuitln for !
rhf (IftiartiiiiMit rotivfulioa which i
-ts III nn.-n al Klaiualh I'alls Julv
Announcements
The Woman's so-iety of th
I'lrst Ttardist entire h will meet at
th rhurrh Trlday afternoon
r;an o'clock.
The Missionary society of the
First I'rcsbylerian church w id
meet at liiverside park tomorrow
aftf-rnoon at 4 o'clock. The mem
bers of the society will bo join d
by their tamllies for a picnic din
ner at C: 1 r o'clock.
The daughters of I'tah Hionee-s
Of the first ward of the I.. I. S
church Mill meet with Mrs. II. -M.
Larson tomorrow afternoon at
IVrry. All members arc requested
in attend. They will meet at tlM'(bu sh0U, on)y Inill(. umirr th
lanernacie ai ocioeiv. u.
will be pmvbled to take them to
the l.urHon homo.
.
When Turkish census is to be
taken, the order is "Stand still
und'b' counter!! Kvery person
must remain at home for '24 hour;',
all means of transportation is at a
standstill, telephones and tele
graphs arc Idle, ami markets and
Htoivg are closed.
The ancient city of Ani. capital
of th kings of Armenia a thou;:
nftd y.'i?M ago. is inhabited and
guard t-d by a solitary monk.
July Specials
S.lc Houdnir Kleenex
",:,r Owl Theatrical Cream
both for 7i)C
.ri"c F!rd leather Hair
" :w&
.rtc Hed Keatli.r Shav
ing Lotion 39
irtc pom Pom Luster JJOC
7ir Owl Ameroil, hea-
v- p'" 59c
"T.c Ow I Antiseptic So
lution (piul ) ..
Moon Drug Co.
The Owl Hnig lo.
ews
MENUS
Ity SI-ut .Mary
1 1 1 : 1 : A K KA ST It! ackbcrrles.
cereal, cream, creamed dried' beet"
wilh fresh tiiiuaioes on toast, crisp
whole wheat toast, milk, col fee.
J.INCHKUN Hulled beef's
touKUe (cold). muffed cherry
salnd, brown bread and butter
sandwiches, milk, tea.
IMNNKIt Clam bouillon, sal
mon crouettes, n,.w peas In
creuin sauce, jellied pineapple and
calibage salad, her raspberry
tihorlcake, milk, coffee.
If you have never served an old
fanlik'ncd red raspberry shortcake
you have "something coming to
yon.' A regular baking powder
biscuit dough is used for the crust
just as in the liadllional straw
berry cake. Cover I ho berries
wilh sugar nml cup orange
juice to u tuart of berries. Let
stand for half an hour while mix
ing and baking the cake. Split,
butter and fill cake with prepared
berries and serve with plenty of
plain creum. Garnish with whipped
cream IT you will, but do servo a
la rue pitcher full of Just cream..
Ititiwn Itrrntl
( ne cup whole wheal flour, 2
cups "bran. I cup sour milk, '-j
cup molasses, 4 cup granulated
sugar, 1 egg, cup seeded raisins,
sugar, 1 egg, V cup broken nut
meats, cup seeded raisins,
teaspoon soda. 1 teaspoon salt.
Iteat egg until light. Heat tn
raisins, nuts ant) salt. J)isolvc.
soda in milk and add Immediately
soda In milk and add immediately
to mixture. Heat well and add
bran. Mix thoroughly and turn
into a buttered bread pan. Hake
one hour in a moderately slow
Kv.-n,
This bread is good for picnics
and afternoon tea.
HEALTH
Ki:i:i' coin, ai oi ilt this
SI MMI H ml IOH HI AI.IH
Ity r.divnnl SbctTanl HinuT, ,M. !.,
.New York City
Member Gorgas Memorial Inst
Ixeitement is bad for small in
fants. Habies suffer from "ner
vous prostration" just as do adults.
Talkintr Hhoubl never be allowed in
t lie baby's sleeping room. Visit -
Ing. too, often has the same, draw-
Jtunties, in their efforts to show off
children to admiring friends,
w responsible for many at attack
of indigestion and many a restless
nlKht.
i" older childien, the excilement
of parties, " with unapcustoined
dainties,' candy. 'i.'f cream, caltes,
etc.. is often the cause of serious
disturbances, especially in a ner
vous child.
Teething in the second summer
in slill a ilrnul .'x -u-ncv omonK
J j"....
' t. t th is u noinuil pron-SH uml l
usually not attcndt'ii hy any danRfr.
la some lialUi-N IIhto arc I'crtain
.lislllrlianw w hich come with
!'' hinfr iuid
m to be due to that
nlon
Any ailment that the child
has is ant to be uiravated at this
time. Jf a cold, it is worse; if
skin eruption, it is more pro-
nounced anil harder to cur'.
I Constipation is very common
jwith these babies. Jt is important
every day particularly so in hot
I weather. To secure this result,
! Kivu the baby its feeding at regit-
Jlar intervals and see that it pets
two or three ounces of boiled water
at least twice a day best Riven
one-half hour before feeding. Or
ange juice has little effect on the
bowels, but prune juice, unsweet
ened. In effective. H should bo
given in smaller amounts than or
ange juice. One to four teaspoon
f uls an hour b.-fore t ho morning
bottle. Vegetable water, the julcn
of spinach cooked in a double
boiler for -0 minutes without
added water, and given at the 3
p. in. feeding, one to eight tea
spoonfuls, is usually most helpful, ,
hanges in diet may h necessary
;ulvlce of your physician,
vhlin cutting teeth, the baby
my 1(1 ri.sties and fretful. He
may have fever or diarrhea. Hut
hi Is not safe, as most mothers do,
j t0 say that it i only his teeth.
These symptoms may be due to
causes en t i rely apart from toot h
cutting and require, tho prompt at
tention of your doctor.
In general, during teething, es
pecially in the summer time, the
baby's resistance is .somewhat Im
paired. His digestion is not so
good. His nervous system Is less
stable. Hence he Is more liable
to digt-stlve and nervous upsets, so
that It is of the utmost importance
Shoulder Pearls
A liower of pearls, as variant of
the shoulder flower, lends new
cli arm to (ho evening dock.
! it;
OUT OUR WAY
iSM-MM PR -I Dour vAJEU. GOOD GOSH A
WAKlMA AU.ERS HAFTA u VOOR BWNS!1
o' cHtS A MORE" V HE'S GiTTM I
PiQAVAilrvir POWER 0.illifKA3
fttG u s pat. orr. LrSMV eirr by hta servicc. inc
to watch his diet and daily regime.
His food should be carefully pre
pared wilh the greatest cleanliness.
He should be kept as and
cool as possible.
CHOtCi: STK WMU ItlEV .1AM
Wash thoroughly, drain and cap
four una i :-. of st raw berries. Hid;
out 1 he largest fruit, t 'rush one
unart of the smaller le-rrn s and
add Hire-, pounds of sugar.
( "ook rapidly in an run inch d
saucepan and alir until the .saga'
is dis.sotvt d an i a thick syrup is
rornn'd. Add (he remainder of i he
fruit and continue the rapid cook
trig, stirring frequently to prevent
scorching.
An asbestos mat should be
placed under the pan ns U precau
tion. Cook from 4"i minutes to an
hour, until fairly t hick, t hen add
two tn three tablespoons of lemon
juice. The jam should then havrt
a brilliant red color, and some t f
the fresh flavor of the fruit. Th
.iiirn Htlekfiis wmn cold and should
not be cooked down loo much.
I 'lace ihc jam in steriM.ed jars,
seal anil si ore.
Uhe MODE
v invisible servant is the
Ve 'Slinghousejutomatic Electric Rgnge
PERHAPS the paramount advantage of
Westinghouse Ranges to the modern
woman, who has so many things calling for
her time and attention, is the automatic
feature. No longer need she stay at home to
start dinner cooking, and to watch over it
to be sure that it will be perfectly done at
the, proper time.
While the clock and the thermostat take
care of that for her, she is free for the after
SPECIAL TERMS NOW ON
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
Princess Astrid
Preparing For
Heir's Arrival
HltCSSKI.S, HebSum lAPl The j
expected hefr io the duke ami:
duchess of Hrabant. crown prince j
ami pr incess of Helgium, will be
equipped with n layette in which j
virt ually all Helgium has had a
hand.
The announcement that the flrsl I
royal grandchild Is expected In;
I August has completed the comille.it
of t he Itetglans by Princess A.
trid. Helgians liked I he Idea that (hcir
j Crown Hrince Leopold was mnrry
I lug. for love. They like even moi
jtlie stories they hear about th"
' Swedish princcris' simple and , luv -I
Ing preparations for the expected
j baby. Hardly a day (roes by tha
some infant garment carefully r
j made by a group of Hclgian moth
ers does not arrive at (he royal ,
i..,. i
I Som.-!imes the gift is elaborate-j
"(OOK IJY ELKCTRICITY'
By Williams
ly einbroblered or lace einln )
li.-hed. More often It is of prac
tical' shuplieity and designed for
daily use, for the practical char
acter of Astrid is admiied by the
Helgian:;.
I ay and night nurseries in Un
royal palace where t he duke and
duchess of Hrabant have special
compartments are ready to i eeel
Iheir aimiM occupant. The rocmci
have been equipped under t be
personal direction of the princess
who, despite her youth, has a sci
entific knowledge of rearing In
fants. She studied household man
agement, cooking and the care of
babies In a Swedish school. The
duchess Is studying lo fit herself
tor the responsible position she
may some day fill as queen of lh
Helgians.
She has virtually retired 1
Lacked castle, where she and
Crown Crime Leopold spend iuucm
lime with King Albert end (Jueea
fftylUlhct lb; ... ; .. .
H Is believed thai some of 111"
instruction of the child will be In
the hands of the duchess of Hra
bant hcrsell . She Is a st udent of
Xforthe MODERN DAY
noon, or indeed, for all day, and will return
to find dinner ready to serve, beautifully
cooked, at the appointed time. It means to
her more leisure, more playtime, more op
portunity for other interests. You owe it to
yourself to get acquainted wilh the possibil
ities of electric cooking for you. Even though
you are not ready p consider the purchase
of an electric range tit this time, we want to
show them to you, and explain their oper
ation. You will find it most interesting.
laiigaageB and U studying hard n:'n
I-1 ncli and l-'lemish.
I'nm-eas Asli ld Is a music lo -er.
I Ir UHMeltT most famouH phil
harmonic MoeietieS- -a group of fiail
musicians i ec.-nily w en I to t he
palace to enieitain the prince and
princess with their favorite mu
sic. The princess received the in
Informally uud wept jutetly when,
in compliment to her, they played
the Swedish national anthem.
1(1 SC( I S ;I1E1.K
NKW yoiiKll.nry Gllshman,
L'4 modest lineman and hero, in
si.it k he is not much of a swim
mer. Weighted with spurs, girdln
and tools, a handicap of Jf pounds,
he dived into the Kronx rhvr anil
rescued two girls from drowning
making two trip of '2; feet each
with a girl on his back.
KliuUKh lu-at comes to Ihc earth
from the cun each day to melt a
cake of ice five thousand fe, t
thick and large enough to cover
the sta'e of Massachusetts.
There are f.it.lHlu lepers in Mex
ico, according lo "'. Knriuiie usoi
uio.
Polish Your Floors
by Electricity
Here is a wonderful
new invention that
takes nil the work
out of keeping floor
lK-autiful tml iimkes
this household task
a pleasure. Ten times
faster than present
methods, it enables
you to polish all the
Hours and linoleum
in your home in the
timeit formerly took
to do a single room.
Sturdily built to last
a lifetime and guar
anteed absolutely.
JOHNSON'S WAX
Slectric floor Tolisher
This marvdoui nrw electric labor
saver rosti onlyS-W.SO anj w- in
cludcKHKE$1.5U JohnaonLamb'a
wuol Mop nd a half -Julian (iJ.40)
t he famoui Jdlmiun'i Liquid Wii,
Aik for a demonstration
Try,
Oregon
Hardware
First
I
CLEARANCE OF HATS
One Group, Values to $10.00
On Sale at $1.93
PUTMAN'S
Readfj'to-Wear and Milliner!
Art & Baby Shop
CLOSE-OUT
SALE
NEARLY OVER
WHILE THEY LAST
Special Bargain Table
Anything .: .-
Girls' Knit Summer Underwear,
sizes 2 to 14, values to 7fc
5 for
Boys' Wash Suits,
sizes 3 to 7
All Ribbon and Laces 12 Regular Price
. All 1). M. C. Thread 12 to 13 Reg. Price,
.Across From Rolmcnkamp's.i ,., ,,.,
When mother starts to plan a meal,
let her not start with meat, but with
Sally Ann
Bra
-that loaf that lends zest to all other
foods, and makes them y;o further.
Ask Your (!iwit.
Gwilliams
Electric
Bakery
a. .'.'.V . E . .i. -i', . L . .
49c
25c
$1.00
69c
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