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

Saturday July Ifi, 1927
LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society-News
Annual Picnic
of Presbyterian
Church Is Held
I OUT OUR WAY ' , , . .
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r 0T ATuFFnTME -nWlM ADMIT
FmlimiMonr ! CAM M NO 1 M" '0K uP A CUCUTeiE -THAr A BRIGHT
embroidery , MEUP U ANir ro Umomg-i-ueoid bws. SJo S!
X-v ; WOO 7 1 p,ND out IGut.S'oTH'OCTMtft UARW MORE
' I V. I Ty K00 1 MIMOTfeS THAM
menus j ymmpW
KltKAK..-AST. l-lm.ta. e-real. ft f - V " .
ninnies. f" -vz """x
! 1 at.T.c, -THE COLD GHOUUOER.
By Williamsl Style Dictators
i
Laughed At By
Women Of Italy
NViuiy Him members! und frleiuJ
of the Kirm Presbyterian ehtuvh
Utherel nt Hlverxhle- park I not j
evening for t hi- iinnuul pienle hehl ,
Ihere. Tin pirnic dinner wimsers-;
d at about ti :Hi' o'clock at two,
long t utiles, ui iiinKi-il nnuVr the
Mr. i:. V. MosHtniin iiff:lcd
tnatfinitHtrt'HFt, and (lurii)K Die illu
)ir an inii'tcHtintf (trojfiaij) wum
Klvt-n. The lit v. J. t; oi kc W'ul.,
luistor of iho rhurcli, talkcil on
"Th Halation of the WouianV.
Mihit)imry Socl. ty lo Tin- i'hurrh."
Mi-h. A. T. Hill. .1.1. -KiUr from th
itunttc itontic prt-Hhyti'iial to th
)it unlal licld In Kan lraiu'iHco,
Ravi- an inspiring rt-pori of ll'-1
Uiyf thiK.
Tho lat niiiulnr on tin proKrairi
u ;m a iiuiMic memory content of
Ol'l Ityiunn. Dr. K. J'. Muhhihuu
i-'iidiu tU t hn f(in!.-Ht. Mr. I.. II.
Moo was leader at on tahlc an
.Miss lit-ni'Vh'Vc llannu vvia Icadci-I
at tlif otli'-r. .Mih. Mim-'o Hide won.
After dinner a short time w in
i njtiyet) in a socinlde helore n--inininK
home lo I. a Grande,
Alton t 2 K women from the l..t
Orunde fir.Ht ward of the I.atler
Itay SalnlH t hnich Baihered at lh
home of Mvh. Jl. M. Ijuson ul
I'ei'ry-ycHlerduy, t he occasion Itc
llltf I ho rrKUlur meetillK of tile
I :iMhle) m of t tali Pioneers.
N'Vi a i.-.iu ft uln.i-l lmtitn..titi Re .4.
sion. presided over hy Mm. Larson i Xfmato " ,,,v,? .K1,ln'l' .V" "P"
ill Ihe ulisenee of the presideltl.
i.n .mr. I,, he there ! ailr;l,K;l 'MH, lima. Iieaiis
roltowinu the hnsiness meetinK!1" '"m- r
a proxram huh Kiven. Miss iJe-,!"" ""lk- ff-
trude Mi'dm-or, of Si. tionw. Some sort , of sanee slionld ul
Vtah. who Is vi.sitints' hem yl Hi" wy nrcompuny cold sliced meat.
(U-m-Kv IC. I.yman lionie, khvc a Indln chutney' sauce, horse-
iadlnK. "Mniiitmc Unttei i ly." and radish, mustard or any preferred
responded with a humorous en- condiment can . he chosen. The
rore. Mrs. (l oro It. Lyman K"ve aH'W Hi' "! siiould he carefully
n hioKMiphy of her lather, who trimmed nad ananffed with ex
was one of Ihe enily pioneers to trenie neatness on the platter.
I tah. The croim joined in sinn rl riiiM Hamikins
several nun rs. ,Ui Krated eh
A soclahlo was enjoyed h-for. spoon bntli-r. cup
ndionrnment. when the hostess -kk. : teaspoon
fi.M-ved re resit rm-nts.
fHTCAOO ( Al') - When Mukho
1 ill I attempted to set Kty leu for (ho
women of Italy hu undertook a
task which was too Ki'cat for dic
tators and monarch) of ancient
days. Mrs. Minna Schmidt. Cliicu
K cost timer, asserts,
Kor ) yea is Mis. Schmidt lian
studied the history of feminine attire.
Cromwell, she finds, ttid to (
shroud his women follower In aus
tere Karii, hut al his demise- I hey,
went to extivincH in dress which
Jar hii rpassed t hose . t 'romwell
ttoiiKht to ahollsh. Several l''reii(h
1 kins, too. banned trills and fur
hellows. "All to no avail. Women will
'wear what they please," she says,
i "Neither kin; nor modisto ran
chaiiKe them unless they want lo
j he chniiK'-d.'
I A hundred dolls iTressed hy Mm.
Schmidt represent famous women
I of the im't H. Tho kowii of each,
i slie says, reveals an hull vidua lily
75 NEW WASH FROCKS 75
Voiles, Dimities and Prints
1.9S to 6.75
PUTMAN'S
Ileady-to-Wear and Millinery
the Sch in hit collect Ion nnd the
atesl Is "Trii',y' Kdcrle.
"Trudy flnully demonstrated Hint
wonian'H gtuillty of endurance Is
eiiual to man's," ways Mi-h. Schmldf.
"Her nit ire, t ho Imthlnir B"U. Ih
symbolic of tho modern slrl,
ilresseil in Hcunl clot liln which
Klves her hody ,u chance to Krow
nnd to become healthier."
which was a factor In the personal-
liy Sister Miuy
ItltKAKI-'AST . I'hims, cereal,
crisp hndled' bacon, hashed pota
toes In milk, break fa Hi rolls,, milk,
coffee.
l.rNCffKON Oho(Ro
pie sauce. Kinder bread, milk, t
'I IHN.NKIi --- told sliced roa-st
Oust av nca scnvict INC.
Ity and achievement of its wearer,
t Cleopatra made Iter attire add to
) her voluptuousness, and with her
; physical c ha nm; she dlnarim-d war
' rioi's and statesmen.
I Catherine of Itussla and Klra
I beth of KiiKlaud ove, much of
i (heir prestige as inonarchs to their
j dignity of dress. Mrs. Schmidt be
lieves, and Louisa May Alcolt nnd
Kliabeih Marrett. Hrownlut? in tho
Held of literature were distinctive
i for their attire as well as for their
writing.
j Tiie cave woman, with a raw fnr
pelt u rapped about her, i tho
iiarllest exponent of rnstuiuinK
luct.i t; ii vis woitv
1'tnt si'MMi:ii si:st
L1C TOl'UOCKT, l'rancp (AIM
IilK hats have definitely worked
their way hack to Trench favor.
Tito percenlane of hil'jie versus
small hats Worn here Is so over
whelmingly In favor of the larjje
ones that i he most Parisian obser
ver must (idmlt the victory.
Although Ihe small hat slill holds
l'aris In slavery many a Parisian
preferring to carry a sunshade
rat her than wear a hlr hat- l In
holiday resorts all tell Die same
fashion story. Uiti hats are heliiK
worn.
Paris Tiring Of V
The Boyish Bob
r. It IS W The ltoylsli bob In
growing up. The head-drew of to-
morrow, say Ihe Parisian eolffeiliH,
jwilt be i-nrly or fluffy or MroiKht
and severe, but the day Of tho nip
pers is KOUO.
Short hair ofisomp wort, however,
seems in no such datiKer uh was
pre.iicted a s-ar or two ago when
some of the tonsonal HoolhsayerH
sab) the best investment would be
a Hwih h faclory.
i'.mtii iTii cwixr:
IMHtoKKN', N. J. Hobble, a
shepherd do-. has walked with
Hnymoud Kandolph. bhntl Vluno
t tuner, from Lo.s AnK'leH In siK
jniouthH. Itobbie was put In the'
pound for hliing a girl who patted
j him, and Hecorder Carnten Kranled
his masler's plea for his freedom.
i z
HEALTH
beware of trivial Injuries. A three , Cll I IA) I
per cent solution of iodine applied!
lo breaks in the skin may save
life or limb. It sterilizes the wound,
and through its siimulaUiiK effect,
aids in healing.
Small feslers in Ihe skin, due lo
invasion from without, of lufeciiou
from within, should be carefully
I.ACHti WOMI-A
IN MKX'K I'SITK)S
i).i:ii(H s r I'l itMi r ;i:it.M
TO i;Ti:it ItltlvXKS IX SKIX
liy L. I,. McCoy. M. II.,
Seal lie. Vnli.
.Memner c.orgas Aletnorial I nst It ute treated, particularly those oeenr
If the ipiesilon were asked,riiiK around the nose ami lips. An
"Which drug .serves the. greatest I extremely dangerous thing to do
household need?" what would he Is to pick or squeeze a fester about
the answer? 1 1 lie face, regardless of si.e. Jue lo
direct connection between the
eese. 1 table
top milk, 2
mustard, U
teaspoon salt, siale bread.
( 'nt breiut in 1 bins slices I rttii
ii..., ,,1'f ,.iniul ,.,,!. n..f I., .l.xt-nur utrlr.o t It isdlMllllflll If I llf d I'll lrU I xt h I 111 - I
of the' Line buttered ramikins or timhalo self could answer, yet it seems to'''""'1 ",'l "l" 11,0 an,t ,hltt
feet ion getting Into Ihe blood
stream of the face Is quickly trans
mitted to that of ihe head and pro
bread. Heat eggs p that iodine solution Is the iiiim-
The regular missionary
of the Woman's society
l.'iri U-...IUI ehin-eh was held vea- molds with
t.-rdav nitiinoon at the church siigiitiy wnn iuiik, frtu.nuiHiurii "" mmmuh iie ii'r "i
witli 'a fair-sized altendnnce. .und parlka. Add butler und fvery household, first aid kit, nnd
The afternoon's lesson study wa3 Rraleil or finely chopped cheese emergency outfit,
t-iken from the book. "A Straight and mix well. Pour into prepared There are other solutions that are
Way Toward lomo. row, ami .ii..., ,ui r, . ,i , . ,y UR. .... m1Wm..iw .. . ........ r. .. feeted blood dot in one of the large
Mildred 1'OX Was tile leader. I anu ouitc .w uuuuies in u. niwun- ie.n ii.uin if iii.me mi men vu-
Mrs. II. A. Vox. president of th-1 ate oven. Serve In ramikins or clency. Put iodine still maintains
society, presided over the business remove from timbah- molds to hot a high position as a disinfectant,
session'. Mrs. It, K.I Greene, chair- platter and garnish with parsley, and as a counter-irritant. To my
man of the program committee.! mind there is nothing that equals it
aiid Mrs. Kox, the president, both H.AHONKKK ADOPTS ; for safe, general, external use.
turned in their resignations as of-i SIMtlol s NTAfiK CAIlKKIt ; , . Everyone. including children,
lice i'8 of the society, Action will J ' 'should know how to npply it.
be taken on the resignation Hlth-j LONHON' (AIM P.aroness children, particularly, are subject
next regular meeting. Furnlvnll, holder of one of the old- lo Im.e ieHS severe wounds, es-
. jest titles In the Pritish peerage, will eehniy nt the exjiosed parts. 1
ado)t n stage career. Her first up- ft confident (hat many Infections
WpcfwiV (luV) Til jiearance will be at Manchester in ttt eVerv degree of severitv, from
Ct ciy viu w x a jjmn1 shlt;illK in nuilr:,i ner(, fpstprs to fllln, uluoH pojson-
MclV P&rK Meeting", P-i'V- lug. could be prevented ench year
" j Lady Furnivan has acted in the tf tne more grneral use of Iodine
" films with Lady l'iana rnnpe"- in Solution could he brought about
The West way club, the soch.I j pieture called "The Virgin ,,h PVery break in the skin,
auxiliary to the Woman's Penelit nnpPn." skin breaks, whether Nits, blis-
as.snciallon. im-i in regular sesHion -nie barony, which dales back to'lPrSi nhnisions, punctures, etc.,
last evening at the ho:ne of Mrs. ;CJX3, fell into abeyam e in 1 777. should be Painted with a three to
August Krtekson in May Park. hut was called out of abeyance t!ve ,M. C(.llt sution of iodine.
enins was spent in a so- h, her favor in I'M. I. she is the T)ie im,sC trivial wound may lead
!o very dire consequences, throuuh
(duces infection there. This Infec
tion may he in the form of an in-
veins, brain abscess, or meningitis,
or u combination of two, or nil of
these conditions.
A postal card Ihree feet lontf and
two feet wide and requirinK one
dollar postage wuh reccnlly receiv
ed in chit-ago inviting the postof
fice clerks to attend the national
convention of their organization In
Indianapolis.
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP In
keeping with Hie Chilean govern
ment's program of modernization
ami economy. It has been an
nounced that attempts will be made
to substitute women for men in cer
tain classes of work, leaving ihe
country's men free for' more active
forms of labor,
Colonel Carlos Ibnex. president
elect of Chile, made his announce-1
meut in a letter to a committee in
charge of arranging an exposition;
of women's work.
Accord ing to tho govern ineni'H
plan, women would tie employed to
replace men throughout the coun
try in educational and the lighter
forms of industrial and commercial
work. I
A London hotel keeper linn fin
ished his dining rooms In primrose
and biue because, these colors
cause' the diners to relax and be
ehovrful and hungry.
A newly married couple Joined in
the Itellability tour. Thai's a good
name for a honeymoon.
Speed King
ROLLER
SKATES
SPECIAL
$1.98
Try
Oregon
Hardware
First
WARMER
WEATHER
Means more time to get out in the open and
enjoy the benefits derived from the bright
sunshine and fresh air.
Don't waste one or two days over the wash
tub or the hot iron.
' Bundle up your wash and send it to us. All
you have to do then. will bo to lay them away,
dean and ironed, ready for use.
1 STANDARD LAUNDRY
Phone MAIN .56',
.ii n mil jv.'i
Thi
ll.
riuail
rvcil
rinlilf. nfli-r wliioh Mrs.
lin.rk mill lirr I'oiiiinUt
l-efn'Slunt'iits.
Tlio time anil plum nf II"' next
inr-tlnB of I hi' Hull will In- nn
noune'i'il hilt'i.
I,Alll CANYON (SporinH Tl o
llipmlKT.H of the GH-ToKHIwr Hull
MIKl HlVlTllI illl'lll'll KIll'lllS Illl-t ll'
the hnin.- ol Mrs. Slurn-ll Kwln
Tlnirmhiy.
After tin' usual business meet
ing Mis. Ili-nry l ounsell. who wan
chairman nf the afternoon's en
tertainment, anil her committee,
lireseiit'-il n play enlitleil. "Th"
KuiumaK-' Sale." Mrs. Tom Hates
travu a n-uillntr ami Mrs. II. V
Peelilcr sanir a solo.
Those laliine part in the plnv
were. Mrs. Henry f'ounsell, MiV.
It. W. I'l-ehli-r. Mrs. Charles Gran
ily. Miss Helen Austin. Mrs. Clallile
lleale. Mrs. Lawrence lirumsmlth.
Mrs. William Kanton. Mrs. Klliolt
Anslln. Miss l.ola Kanton. Mr.-.
Mary Colllisell anil Miss Ituth
1 irumsmlt h.
The hostiss serveil a. two-course
luncheon foHowinu Ihe protram.
Mrs. Henry Kwln will I.e the
next hostess to the Hull, Weilnes
.lay. .Inly so.
lull-
I ...I'll
only ilaimhter of tin1
relic. Jler liuslianil. Lieutenant- infection. I have seen loelilaw
Conililaniler AilKUstinc WlllinKtnn ,ihch was fatal In 48 hours, lie-,
Altar. VC. K. N.. reeeiveil the Vk- Veli.p from a sllfht break In the
tnria Cross fur an attack on Ih.l- tln f 1 1, 0 Mor arm, resullInK
shevist warships at Kronstarlt. -Triiin a fall on the street.
" " I Many arms, le:s anil fiiuiers have
ri!l'l)l:('i: I'ltl.MK (iOXr. 'l.cen sacrlficeil heeause of nealeet 1
KAl'll) CITY, K. II. I'rudenrc in carlnt; for a pin nrlck. a scrateh. I
I'rim, male of I'.olf Hoy. white , n panctliri'. 1'reslilent t 'no I 111 lie '
house collie, la ileuil. Kxperts at loi hla sun as the result of in-!
Tort Meade tried In vain for a fcctlon orlKlnatluK on Ills foul. j
month to cure her distemper. I 'e arc constantly besieged hy
serins, and It requires only a pin
Vow Mr. Ortelfr mlKht offer a prlek to allow tbem to enter our,
prize for the best non-Mtop flight liy luultcs which form an ijxcellenl
an insurance s.-tlrsnian. meilium fm- their prnpamitlnn. Sn1
Aimee's Daughter Preaches,- X00
Shire Ihe stole clnthlnff syn
dicate nnnounced that It would pay
fifty cents for every cat sliln to
be used in niakinu cheap fnr coats.
war has been watfe'l on tho cats
In I.eninKrml.. Iinssia.
July Specials
3".c ttouilolr Kleenex
7."ic riu 1 Theatrical t'renm
both for 79C
f.ac I'.ril IVath.r Hair
'" aoc
T.Op I'ed Kent her Shnv-
Ing Lotion 39
r.or pom Pom Liist'-r. Jf)C
T.'iC Owl Amernll, hea
vy (pinl) 59c'.
T.'.e Owl AnlisepHc So
lution (pint) 5f)
Moon Drug Co.
Airi i i l-"ir
Ttie iihi lnt y.
f Hi
ft t
sr. .,
r
; -xi . -
e MODERN WAY
forthe MODERN
DAY
. . , I c u-nD llin .ntitprt HlftHPn for hftf
Two is a company, tnrce is unu. -- -
first sermon In Chlcarto by llobcrta Stnrr Semplc, H-ycar-old daugh
ter of Aimes Scmple McPlierson. th evanwllut who left Loa An
aeles to ' light the devil for aouls" In the Windy City. rh cloeu
ehgtrj tti young avaniellsfa boh.
--4- l!l-f-tMl
.Mil
mm
"Good-bye kitchen;
see you at six oclock "
IN the Westinghouse Automatic Electric Riinp.p, women
have found all the advantage of electric cooking under
uutomatic control, und a range that has miiny superiorities of
construction as well.
You may put dinner in the oven ot ten in the morning, setting
the clock to start it cooking at three. You are free tor the clay
and return at six to find dinner ready to serve, piping hot,
thoroughly cooked, and full of the fl.ivor that only the htut
storage method of cooking can give it.
This freedom from the kitchen is only one of the many ndvan
1 tuges of electric cooking. The time will come when you will
cook with electricity why not now.
Special terms this month which you cannot afford to refuse Act today.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"COOK BY ELECTRICITY"
Ask Me
Another
1!Is the watch I intend buying
made standardized so there
will be no trouble with
parts?
111s it sold under the. same
name as I will purchase it in
the leading stores of the im
mediate vicinity '.-f its manu
facture? Ills it cased in the best pos
sible manner?
hllere is one thing you don't
know. Very, very few Swiss
watches nationally advertised
in the United States are sold
in the leading jewelry stores
of Switzerland. Why? Ask
us.
liWe handle the watch that is
standardized and that will
give the best possible service
with the. least investment.
it is the
Tavannes
Sold not only ill the sturi s of
K Itzerlanil lull all um i I lu
ll orlil.
VCome in and let us show von
the TAVANN I) S Wrist
Watches.
Birnie's
At The
Sign Of The Clock