La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Thursday, July 28, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I'ape Three -
jSQCIETY NeS
Clever Bridge
; Luncheon Held
At City Park
One of the clfVfn-Ht and in tint
iiiiriir ItrhlKc luncheons t litn -mi-
tonlv pliu't- ystrday atiwnunn -it:
ltlvrKhl park with im. t'harls.
H. Ki'ViuihlK, Mrs. A. W. NVItam '
liml Mm. IT. M. Hay uk liOKtt-KKi's, ,
Tiihlca vcii arrmiKctl under th
shad- Ir'tH'H on Mu park lawn, tin)
lit I le impel- pirn If 111 hit' covers
flere ns.'d on each. Adding to in-:
1 nit's Ifiillty husliHs lit' I he sea
son's il owe ri wcif aiti'iutively ar-i
raiiK''d mi one law la hie. the
handle of each laket laitiK tied j
with a la rife how in the p;rst-l
colon. I
' The main courst of Hie three-!
course luncheon wan m rved in in-j
dtviduui picnic ImUeif. whicli wt-rc,
also In I he pawl el colors. Toroill
fllele I he Kiinien JUily, ices wete
Reived ill little flower pots, rep-
resent Ins little potted Kardeir
fin worn,
; 'overs were laid for fid. there
being a few ffticMtH who did not n -piain
lor . hi idK-. " hicti followed
(lie Inneheon.
3 Jusl across Ihe road from wheiv
the raid tnhles were arrunK-d the
pari; Harden had la-en transformed
to an out of doors leception
room, wit h a dressing taht- an 1
several comrortahle -uts.
' Thli ti An tables of lirld?c ve,rc
fit play di rtiiK tlie afternoon. Mrs.
V. I.. Haiti! on made hiKh core and
received t he first prize, and the
Second prize went to M i'H, I '. A.
J leaver. Mrs. (i. I,. I.at itson won
the titled prize and th
Bracelet Hose
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OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
NVv French inact'let huse are of
Hliii'i' silk hi nVsh lours Willi tt nar
row cold thread hracoUt wovrii at
Che ankle ul uiily one of Hie stuck-
MENUS
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Ily KlttliT Mary
liKKAKPAXT li-ed currants,
cereal, cream, broiled honeycomb
tripe, hashed brown potatoes, crisp
toast, milk, coffee.
Lr.WIIKON llaked macaroni.
consolation j and cheese, sliced tomatoes, black
cut to -Mrs. Harry Lawy. 'berries with cream, pinner cookies.
milk. tea.
j lH.NXKIt Casserole of mutton
: The 1'arkdale club nu t at liiver-Jwlih vegetables, eabbaue and cti
Mde park yesterday afternoon for jeumher sit Lid, red raspberry shurt
a. nn-hOMtet meeting, with about i cake. milk, coffee.
J a nifinbers ;n attendance. Tin' The tripe used for breakfast
club president, Mrs. Km ma lllok-1 should be boiled the niht before,
land, was unable to attend the ' Let drain and dry overnight, I'an-iner-llntf
and Mrs. Jennie Thomp- ' broil and serve with sections of
80n presided. j lemon. Turn tripe often while
Initios the afternoon a playb t broiliUK and spread with softened
was presented by a group of chl"- , "'Utter nerore semttnn to me lame.
drn.
A picnic luncheon was enjoyc.1
following the program.
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Indiana Farmer Runs Errands and
Traces Thefts in An Airplane
CasM'iole of Mutton with
Youetnbles
One slice mutton 1 Inches thick
cut from the thick part of the Ick.
5 Kood sized new potatoes. K small
new carrots,. K white -onions, 2 tea
sp(uni salt, V teaspoon pepper, t
cup Ixdlinif water.
Pare potatoes, scrape carrots
and peel onions. Tut into a but
tered casserole and sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Trim meat and
brown (illicitly on a hot llnhtty
K reused spider, lirown first one
side and then the other. 1'lace on
the vegetables, sprinkle with salt
and pepper, add water and cuver
i icasseridc. Cook In moderately
: vjulow oven for two hours. To serve,
MOTIIIlirs roVR SI'I'nKMTF place hi ear on n hot platter and
suri-ound wit h eeta bles.
NKWAItK. N. .1. "Millions and
mansionH are little compared with Indians are Mvph free Inilh.M
a motln r's love. A (wealthy uncle at D:ntmimih coIIcl-o. Thie.- full
iuid aunt wished tb adopt Sally Ibhn.ded Indians will matriculate at
Mib it. lit. whose parents nre di
vorced. JudKO Walter Van Tllpor
denb-d perinission. sayiiiK: "I do
not blifv that Ihe court is mor
ally justified in destroying tho sac
red relationship or parent and
child simply for financial benefits."
About 2ii persons, members of
the White I tone clnh and t heir
families, gathered at liiveiside
)ark last eveiiinif for a picnic din
ner tind soci.ib!e. Dinner was
served at about I':"!" o'clock, after
lilch the remainder of the eve
ning was spent In kohhs and visit
ing. The White Tlose club Is the so
cial auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Hallway Trainmen.
KOKOMO, Ind. (Al') When
Clyde Shockle needs a bolt to
his binder .or a new set of blades
for tlu1 bay mower, lie rolls his
plane out of its h-ingar behind the
harn, and takes oft from the south
past ure for 1 niHatiapolla.
When Mrs. Slioekloy and the two
lltt le Shock leys want to go for a
spin al twilight or. on Sunday aft
ernoon, their farmer father loads
them into the front s.'at of hi;
ship, jumps into the pilot seat and
away tiny o.
The whole
about flying,
the highway, lie flew daringly low
and opened fire on their machine.'
They abandoned it, song lit safe: v
on foot, and were soon rounded
up and arrested by police, who
w. ti Wlwir. L- l..i' iilumi oii'.-llll tr Id w I
that "some day every farmer w M j a followed it. j
find an alrplanras much of a farm Winn Lindbergh came home!
neci-sii .1.1 a niiinii i-i imh- t r()m -n i.H, Mnocitie y pacui n a ony i most
der." j passenger into the front Heat an! jon Home
Shockley has been made Kolw- sailed away to Washington to see mvw the Ide
mo's only air oollc-man. His main.! the ceremonies, buifeting a high I
wllHlslorin over trie Aiteguanies 10 -
arrive on time. Wlien St. Louis era I routes pre
welcomed the trans-Allaiitic flyer,
Shockley was t here in his plane,
loo.
On his farm Shockley lias estab
lished an airport where lie keeps
open hou.se for pissing planes
ami I h'-y are numerous, for
I I'ltOI'l KLV HI ltl(i A FAM-
1 1 . V 1'ALI.S Ttllt MANV NAt'ltl- .
i i;s itv i'aici;kts ,
Ity W. Mot-gnu llai(-h(ni, M. 1).,
New York 'liy
Member tlorgas Memorial Inst, i
It has been proved that the aver- ;
age ndult is worth chemically from '
1 1 lo $1.2&: so lht average Imby. 1
according lo this ruling. Is worth
chemically only about four cents.
Imagine the reaction of normal J
parents If we tell theui their baby :
Is only worth 'four cents. 1
As to choice of ihese same par
ents the baby it always al a dis-
advantage, Ills opinion cannot bo t
consulted and he has to make Ihe
host of it. Mut more consideration
on the part of prospectlvtfathers
and mot hers would often relievo
their offspring of a great thai of
physical discomfort, and them-
selves of much real distress. Child- .
reii of healthy purcntM are inevit-
Jably healthy, and those of frail
progenitors are handicapped from
the start. Young people of today
should realize I heir maidenly and
manly virtue will be emphasised in
their future representatives. There
fore, start the baby right, years
before II Is bom.
Parents often regard their babies
as (bdleate Institutions. whereas
they are very sturdy individuals. If
they can only be naturally without
undue worry or excitement, it is
surprising how much easier It is
for all concerned. The natural
elasticity of the baby's tissue pre
vents the danger of breakage.
While a certain amount of cuddl
ing will not hurt the baby, and Is
always n groat comfort to the
mother, too much Is not good for
cither.
1 luring the months of babyhood
sec lo it that the baby Is fed regu
larly, preferably mother's milk: or,
'f that is not possible, with a form
ula prescribed by the physician.
Let the baby sleep as much as
possible. Kemeinber. too, that
fresh air. night or day, Is nf value,
and that the 'more air the baby
can get (he belter. Protection Is
needed only on especially windy
days.
As time progresses, and the child
develops In strength and wisdom,
wntohful care must never cease,
lie used with discre
tion. Home pn rents apparently
that, Irrespectlvn of
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exvluaive
lleady-tO'Wear and Millinery
children, their Uvi s can still con
tinue with the whirl of social af
fairs, and that, home life, cut sllll
progress smoothly. Tt can't bo
done. A developing family calls
for many nacrl flees on the part of
the father and mother to insure a
stability of health and morals In
the younger K'iulion. tiivat
responsibilities offer great oppor
tunities, and imply a constant sur
render of ileslres to the needs of
others.
j Ttrldes of Abchasla, In the t'ail-
casus, demand that the bride
'gi'oom do mock battle with u dag
( ger with the wife's relatives on
1 1 he marria m eve. Tlnwie A meri
I'llllM who fear uVerpopulatiou
should ib. a little lobbying for this.
Slormy Weather
Holds Up Flyer
SorTllAMi'TiiN, July .'$ (Al
It Is considered tin-re is llllie.
chiiuce ul Captain Frank T. Court
ney starting on his projected trans
Atlantic Might before Sunday as
weather itpoits received here in
dicate t hui stormy conditions are
likely to prevail tliuo miles west
of Valentin. Ireland, for the next
t hive davs.
How In the world do you sup
pose Henry l-'ord eyer happened to
read Ihe t'eailnirn Independent?
AWf!' .MrfAel I
turn Mtemwmmm
duty is to watch for stolen cars
abandoned along country roads,
but he has figured oltvn in mak
ing arrvsts.
Once bandits held up n grocery
store In daylight and escaped. Po
lice telephoned to Shockley a de
scription of the car in which they
ramtly is cnlhusinsiic I fb'd. lie took the air and so.ui
and Shockley t hini.a luid them spotted speeding along
rlbei, by the de
partments or war and commerce.
Mrs. Itnth Shockley neither
Tears the air herself nor worries
while her husband files without
her. . Their son and daughter
John. f, and Maty Allen. :t, have
his travelled thousands of miles by
jiarm lies at the junetuie of sev- plane. j
and pepper, add water and cuver V ' ' a I
, Hart mouth this year. 4. :?.;. ;"", ' .'; " a .. Jtif -wrfftW :?-:t-T').
-;ifira Ni:i irK
MoonDrugCo. 31 r.ifcty: :, - ' " VV,
fen iv$C -mMMa W&iWfatmPl(
... ; LeLl".f. t' .-f7'?-0!l I No matter how critical your taste, it's dollars to
Surprising! rr -ISU
moderate cost .... Cana- r '("'; '" "X ' -SjSiAr
dian Pacific operation - i?-;; rK.'J if If A $&tf.
. none liner! take the J ( fffgt A
whole family this year: r ' J iT
hike, fish, swim. ride. gol( i J JIGATi?Z VV
to your heart's content. . . 3 TTr
" 'Bungalow Campliterature '. la rft. .Sw''.' 1
1 telU all about it. - ' 1 Ji
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'c&ki iJjm ffl OLD GOB
WRDeacon-CmMofnf Pa5srDepr Jvc '"-V
, SThWS fDnHndMulinomih fori &Sf kviTV
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To
Mrs. Keynaud's skill in ap
plying the I.eon Oil Wave
pnrprlses even more the most
critical of our many patrons.
You ton, will be pleasingly
stirprlsel with the wonderful
results. You will h more
attractive rind eharniinK.
REYNAUDS
Beauty Shop
1310 Jefferson
douglmuts youllput your O.K. on O. G. Because,
my friend, it's a better cigarette. Better tobaccos.
Better blending. Better workmanship. With not
a throat-scratch nor a tongue-bite in a store-full.
Western Wivep
who run the GAR
-as well as the family budget
THE automobile lias ceased to be a man's play
thing and has become a woman's necessity. She
uses it daily in her shopping, in getting the
, children to school and back, in her endless round
of social activities.
It is not surprising that in many families the cost
of running the car now comes under "household
expenses" and under the watchful eye of the home
keeper. And thousands of capable women have
learned that the secret of economy in operating a
car lies in protecting the motor with the best oil
that can be bought. ;
So they do more than ask for Eastern oil. They ,
insist on getting Veedol, the quality oil that gives
the famous "film of protection" which masters :;
deadly heat and friction and safeguards a motor .
from wear and repair.
Whenever you need oil, stop at the orange and I
black Veedol sign. Ask for Veedol by name or, '
if you drive a I'ord, ask for Veedol I'orol. Then ,i
you will avoid the needless motor repairs that are
hard to loresee and harder still to pay tor.
' Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Fran '
Cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle. ,J
DEALERS: lUilh lUlirery ilWi irt.imts ;' how avuilabU '
lo over i)no intliiitlit.il nlns ami laum on iht Pudfie Cvatt ,.
not a cough in a carload
La quahtJ
ri
Eastern Oils and Greases
fit fii fil than l tent tt quart lo ship VttJol lo iht Pacific I
I 01- Vl'httt yvN buy VnM you pm for quality ut fivifbl.J
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