La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, .lv 27, 1027 ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three- Society News OUT OUR WAY By Williams "ampfire Girls On All-Day Hike ti-mlipr-H of the Rurajawca and Tiitapoehan cainpflre glti groups enjoyed an all-day outing u Mor gan Inke'.vcMerluy. 'On girls ntude the I rip uAd left their home here at Ti o'clock In the morning1, lie- ompunled hy Mrs. I .elf H, Awm, 1 guardian of the Kaoujuwea group, ' and Mr. I.. J. Khert, ' j On l he way to ine lake the ' jlrls studied birds and flowers. 1 The girls remained ut the lake all: day. cooking their own meals aiitl doing other things to earn honor. in their campflre work. ' j ! our student learners or til" ! Ml miner normal school here. M r.. I 'ay i 'hrlstinnsrn, MIsm (iladys Hei-j mloh, .Mi'H, .Mnymc Johnson a nil Miss Mary Slgman, gave a picnic luncheon lor their critic Monduy al noon nl the high school. Their critic I .Miss Anna Hal- ylui rt i it), who is a regular faculty member of t he Oivgon normal school at Monmouth, hut hi:n b.een working, here during the summer normal school period. , " Miss Charlotte Skeons, of Fruit dale, and J oc Ki ow n, of Imbler, wit.' married last evening" at the fOttnlry honip of Toil llenrlkse it In the presence of a lew relative anl friends. - Moth Miss- fkeens and -Me. Keown hove ninny friends in I'h hm county, who wish them every happiness. They plan to make their home hero. Announcements A 1 'I .J i i i , jT WrW Aiwr I our PlaWi n?l ,oo Ger T TTv ruiieaoieeve cooler vi tvwir-iiucr L -rn-A- tfa. J . XVX ' Ri&Ht HE(?E. 'GRASS CuTj - S ffi -y I" f ! Q ,1 OM ve-s. all done with K. , - i, ! V, i ill ALL JOBS-EwERTHnvKr. if . Ll- i D ! i MM A sleeve with a large i.ulT beiwora v . --T--J, .' i. 'IK' H'J', iV! AA'UViU. jS if .O ' ' -f the wrist ami elbow ami linlshe.1 Tr-s- '-Xl881 J.iV!:i- sT '.' ' 'i ''"". V. with a bunil enff anil petals Is a new ( J-2.' -AVi'i 4 m F'J l ' I v 1 detail of the coming (all mode. f,..,. , , ...AV'..i-.lS.i,M f.-- f KXx. -,v'' ' Sweets Is Dish For King in Eyes Of the Children! ONE CROUP SILK DRESSES Cool, sunimei'y dresses for wearing now. Specially priced $12.50 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Read 'y-to-W ear and Millinery sni:i'rii:i,i. Ktm. ai' lee crpam, jam -ul(n hih! eiiMtunli to he en ten tit'l' Kuldeo platen Is the ambition of nmM of the p-hmd jchlldreu of Yorkhiie wlm wen In vited to write eMsayn un "My ine.tis. if I ikvif klni;.'' (Irner (hirltM, jiiHt past K'. hud the nit tut iTfhl delreM ttf till ihe oHKylflln. Hhe would nit at dinner time In a Ki'eiit oaken chair, inlaid with K.dd nd dwttnond.s. i.ud eat I tr. educational proKtew. in th Hhre.l them finely and tlv theip a hfr fill nf tm kev antl Milmieti frtmi : Wiilutiwit.. v.iiiov tinrinv )i.. rt 1 r pttrl (liNhes himI ii't crenrn am) eus tHid puddiiiH from dishes of puie I'Vank llulineM, lit, wrote: ; a.H one of tlic leaderH In the fiwht , To cook Htrlntr bean deHcioully, The Ladies' Aid society of the Lutheran church will meet Thurs day afternoon at 2::i o'clock ut 1 he home of M in. t harlrn Ward, 2 J 1 2 t '"dar l reel. MENUS Il SMrr Mary HKRAKr'AST Cliilled cania loitpe. -;craiiiblod epf with tiried heef, urabam muffins, milk, coffee. 1 frNf'lli:N Summer vee 'talde. cliowiler. apple dttniplinps .wlili Kii:ir and cream, milk. lea. liiXNKH Itroileil porterhotjse steak. new p. Haloes in cream . sauce, buttered new turnips, rit malne salad, raspberry water ice, Kpnin:o enke. milk, coffee. The early, nuick-conkiiiK apples Jare particularly l""1' 'Uitnp- llnKs. The. fruit Itakes or steams sjiai.i. wic ui'tHn.Mr, a xr.Aii- KK.HTI l NATION? NKAft SUiHT CAN HE lftl-:- vi:nti:i not nm;i) lly Wllllnni Tlmnmall lavs. M. 1. ashliinKm, 1). .'. AlemJier fioi'Kus Memorial Inst. t 'on ItlHinurck. conceivins: the .idea of a fiermany that would be ' mtKhty, appreciated the necessity nf utiiversal education, ho an in ; tensive schooling: system was I eslahllslied. The youth of the land wan crowded Into school bnildinfcf which were Inadeciiiate as to prop er space, venl llation. and litfht. -Tin i hours of the day were too lonjf, the months of schooling too extended, and the vacation period too short, and as n result, t ho eyesight of thousands of children was dam- Iaffetl. Immature tissues should not bo Kiihjeeled to strain or over fatigue. Particularly is Ibis true of the tis- "My dinner would have to he ery nmirishiun, because if it were nut the servants would know tb:it 1 should Klve them the Hiiek -especially If they did not wive me plenty of sweets. ' Utile Kdlth lleevef, wrote: "Kor tireakfast i woithl have Die thickest coeoa and eboodate eake with chocolate leing one inch 'thick.' All of course served in 1 golden dishes. ' Walter l-'retwell. awe 1 I. de scribed his fancy thus: I"In came a servant in livery, and he sat incuts before me. There J was a pork chop, wit h relish to make it tasty. There was whisky and suifnr to put lu my ten ami tfler that I had a stroll round the palace gardens Willi my little fairy Ulieen." Mrs. Klliotl will be buried nt j "voly ki,i1I uinoiint of lightly 111 -Monroe. She Is survived by two i wul-r. Kctnove Iho tipn, nds tl a ughters. M r. V. II. Kuy, of : and strings and cut the beans Sateiu. and Mrs. Kdar Oilnun. of I lengthwise into Iohr-. thin Khreds, Nome, Alaska. I using a pair of hcIsboi-s. MOMENTS VJE.P LIKE. "TO LIVE OUEF? ' OuP? OAWDV OL" SOFA. nte u pt orr et" M wvki. h I Hourly Movements And Prices Of Produce Are Told to The Farmer u: vi Hi i; nothing; WAKMINOTON (AP)-Hays tho Salem Pioneer, 91, Instantly Killed WASHINC.TON (AP) Kvery farmer in the fulled States lias access to a million dollar Informn- j llort bureau. i It is fnclc Sam's market news! service, operated by congressional appropriat lou. Ihiily. throughout (he eoimlry, it correlates the radio, themselves of governmental co operation during the market sea son. These clearing houses for mar ket information, ' economists say. "Insure an even distribution of products and an even tenor in prices. lly knowing where his sue of such n delicate organ as the ! ocean cables and miles oi telephone pioum e m m mm. . n. and (('legrapli wires in dist riimt tug a uooueti nmrnei one imy nun iuotations. skimped one the next. Steady flow Allied with the Titanic system. I the'market solves the problem co-operative "listening posts," of individual over-production, and clearing houses of Information, nro works lo n belter average price for supervised by the P.unau of Agrl- .ach grower. The result is that the coats of the 'cultural Kconotnlcs. The newest ' "IHrougti ine maritet news serT-eve-lnll give way and the eye-ball ! such institution has been establish- ive. any part of the counlry may siretches and becomes elongated. ed in San francisco. at rc.ptest. of know exaetly how many barrels. Sltlin inside a house or school the California Vinyardist Assncia- , bushels or pounds ol farm products ,nnd using llie eyes for (no long, (ion. It will gather data on prices. SAl.F.Af. Ore., July 27 (AP) Mrs. KlUaheth Klllott. 01. who had lived In Oregon (if years, died in stantly last night at the home nf her dafiKMer, Mrs. Hugh Kay, of Salem, when she tripped over a porch rug and fell headlong to the sidewalk, five feet below the porch. wilt of Henry White, rortm-r dlplo- she received tt fractured skull ami nial. regarding Mn. While: "there deep lacerations. i .Mrs, Klliott was a lifelong ' friend of Professor J. IJ, Horner, noted Oregon historian ami pro- j is noljilng that I could leave hei j that would adequately compensate her for my love and affection for lessor al Oregon Agricultural col her." The will, disposing of more lege. Pofessor Horner had lived than ll.tMitUHia. leaves the widow with the Klllolts Ml years ago when nothing. Provision was mude for he taught his first school term, her during her husband's lifetime. The aged woman was well known WOMEN'S FELT HATS $3.95 I kwrrm New arrival of Women's Felt Hats in latest color shades of Fawn, Lav ender, Tan, Black, Olive Green, Blue and Red. They are right smart - looking charming! WESTENSKOW'S Bargain Store eye. Long hours of school, and prolonging the school year well in to the summer as we do. subject these tender young tissues to a strain and over fatigue they arc not strong enough to withstand. nro rolling to market every hour in hs nulrkly as the dough. Conse- . ,i,..ui-,ieHv. to the little 1 sunnlv and distribution of grapes. .Iho day. and the prices offered at 9' result of this devitalization of the child Is to make him puny. All nuem.y uic , u.iii;h mm -...... ,.,... omi lho noked on account of the apples ' J..it.1iiv..nrtrt nr-i, nor the apples under-done on up count nf the dough. I ; Summer egciablo Iiomiici' i .T , t " j . ilng their eyrs almost nil the time cup diced new carrots, I cup new Th information will show the. all terminal points. number of carina n of each variety "Compilation of such vast know- and irrnde sold at different prices. lodge Is made possible and as the youngsters are kept ns- peas. 1 Uj cups diced potato, 1 talilesponn butter. 1 tablespoon flour. I cup milk. teaspoon salt. 4 teaspoon pepper. Cut salt pork In dice and fry until light brown. Add prepared onions ami carrots and enough boiling water to cover vegetables, Cook covered for :( minute: though 1111- 1 .. . ... . ... lfn., mw.iMinn nf 1 ir. mil.. a r r this reacts upon the eye, of course, j Kaiiroatts win supply figures on ........ . the mini ner or cars Ol r p varieiv ' of grapes moved to the market. Ka stern points will Bend supple mental reports every 24 hours on shipments received nnd distributed. Similar plans for the citrus in dustry were discussed at a confer ence here between Secretary of when they are in school, this is the organ which gives way; it has most of the work to do. The near sight, once started, has a strong tendency to grow worse, 'ruiu ,itiii..tw v la ot i-rtii i-lv herotll- tary: near sighted parents are apt ! Agriculture .lardin to have near sighted children. A near sighted child invariably loves Add to read. Why? Heenuse he can- peas and potato and more boiling' "t well ami nonce cannot water and simmer about 20 min- compete with those in the active ot- until vegetables are school life. The same thing occurs working 1 2 hours a day. Mon; than 2.1'nO market reporters sup ply detailed information from all principal centers. in the fulled States and abroad. Cabled Infor mation is obtained from the Inler natlonal TnstHute of Agriculture at and Florida 'ioine, to wnien t countries sun- representatives. Ceorgln. peach . serine, growers, and producers of other I ""V telephones: at 3S relay points .....i..-!.,! to 1.11 Tt-iri of the nnd through more than 1 on radio fnited States may likewise avail s!"iions, every individual or insti- , gender. In the meantime melt butter, stir in flour and slowly add milk, stirring constantly, strain the water In which the vegetables were cooked Into the sauce and bring to the boiling point, stir ring constantly. Add vegetables and serve at once with fingers of hoi toast covered with prated cheese. gbiKses nil his llfi is handlcanned bv t state of affairs can to prevented lution In the land Interested In any j This imliinnv ; manner of produce market reports, later In life. II his nenr sight anil is condemned to irf vii.m: ki:so ititiNt.s oi T roiiOns PKAf VILT.K, France (A.P) After a season of dark blue, black and pale pastel tints fashionable crowds at Oeauville seem glad to break out -their brightest clothes. I'.ritrht reds, banana yellow, corn-flower blue and emerald preen flash among the sport clothes. One even sees scarlet sleeveless jack ets worn with banana yellow dresses. Church for T)cf ClllCAdo ( A P) Chicago has an Fpl.--cnpal church where hymns are never sung and sermons never spo ken. It is attended by 20 deaf nnd dumb parishioners. UeV. Oenrge Flick, pastor since Finn, preaches in the sign language. The church carries on n regular pro pram nf rpligious. missionary and social work. It was founded f2 years ngo. , Agmel tli ronretil rated 8a of the Maguey plant obtained in Mexlen. has -been Rlvin won. , mil results In the treatment of' hlKli Moo I pressure. Olahetes, slottiaeh troubles an. I IlrlKlit's ilis-ease. Moon Drug Co. Ajrcnt for The Owl Orttf Oo, Ask for ine Aguiel literature. Unshorn Mermaid : .JLi,. i I ill I I V ''Si - (j "v i 1 ! has constant access lo the most j complete ((notations in the world." A human skull wit h horns has old west apparent ly was n bit wilder than we thought. but cannot be cured. The prevention Is simple to loll, K.. nn ..I..-...-C. ....Ut' n ntirrv nut ',,, niiin l.v'a nn.i been unearthed In Oregon. The girls in school too many hours, or start them at school too young. Do not let overen lous teachers crowd them in their studies. Do not let your children read too much at home, particularly in the morning before breakfast, or in be at night. Little folks should not bo out of doors 'and at play during their , hours out of school. Keep them j away from the movies, except oncn n week perhaps, and then see that, they sit far back. See lhat they get plenty of sloop, nourishing food, and out of door exercise. Only j in this way may near sight be pro. vented. Tt cannot bo cured. The little child doesn't know; It does what ft is told to do. Wo do know, or should know, and it Is our fault If the ehildr.i are near sighted. -I . n .si mile-nwi -vacaiion at' ' f ' ' 7. f b-y ,: (XHA, Vaihington nure.nt) One of the few unboldied beau ties remaining in high rank among wom;i n fopiat ic slurs is He! mar Shipley. U';thIngton ile bntanie. And her bom golden trt'Kses are expected to Impede her water speed not one lota in the fort booming Sunt h At la nl ic Championships. For 1 lie ih I few ilnys .'turf mill fly around Ibis phut. Imt a-k itny reaiii why. ln-t '-lick muhc tiMMicy lu your liii (wsket nnd tmih ami gft nil tlM .liltixlc-. riebl I'eiKing. bitrh wire, nail-., nHiflnu. pitch Turks, garden bire, gMrtl' ti ral;e. ninnuif fm adet litowlm nun bine", tllsc banows. wimlous ami tlfsu-s nml niMliaei . I Htii t lnu HOV I illifitlvl fflllli' Jlllll fill V I betii al HM k-lHltiMH plice- and I nay nolbiiig about II. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell IVir 'll"li "The Poor Mn's rrieml' Near I'muulr?. I'lione Main 2IN No HliiuUr llti.llieM Up above the world nnd its cures lies Banff, nest led in the heart of thd Canadian Pacilic Rock ies. Here you'll find ever delightful sports and recreation to enter tain vou; a hotel of met ropolitan manniticence; H scenic region famous the world over. Moun tain Resort literature is yours for the asking; Hummer Rail f'ures assure a vacation of mod derate expense! Canadian rv n ueaconccnt tornrrassr weprr iSTMtd Porilarid Multnomah Hoiel ill tfc. Canadian Vaaftc Tra-.-tltert Chci f Ktotm ins n cru ui.ff. I r.ana, IVMCliMj INCREDIBLE but TRUE Had she made the French Dressing tefon they came they would never have believed it was her handiwork, for it was a very exceptional dressing. But she waited until they sat down to dinner. And then, right at the table, expertly, assuredly, she stirs and blends and seasons. They watch. They taste. They exclaim. 1 Yout salad is twice as interest ing, twice as much admired if you dress it yourself at the table. And yout dressing is so much more appe aling when it is freshly blended. If you like mild-mannered French Dressing use three parts of Wesson Oil to one of lemon juice or vinegar. For a tart dressing try two parts of vinegar. Let your own taste, and the strength of your vinegar or lemon juice decide it. Salt and pepper paprika to make it gay. Then, if you like, vary it. Add a bit of hardboiled egg-for a vege table salad. Or bar-le-duc-this for fruit salads. Or a sprinkle of grated cheese on green salads. You will find Wesson Oil an im portant part of this recipe. It is delicate in flavor and blends just as you want it to. And, as everybody knows, WL-sson Oil is good for you. Three excellent reasons for its popularity.