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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1927)
Tuesday, August 2, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tatre Three? ' Society- News Make Plans For All-Day Picnici Furry 'Kerchief TIm Oliver Murtun Hell J f'orpM No. 87 held a tegular bus-! lln'HH mi el Ink yeMerduy ufternoim j at the K. I, hall. lnuinK tbe aft-t etnoou plant were niuili' for unj ii 1 1 -day picnic which will Im- held ; nt Itlveraile urU on August 21.! Willi lIMllllKMH Of I III' W. It. ' . I .. A. It. uml Jviim iiml I n HKrh t -r ' of t'nion tvH Wilt' Veterans a honor guetN. Ml m hern of tho relief corps arei to hiiiitf lunehca for the noon pic-.: nic. i "of fee. cream timl sugar will; be wrved w It hunt charge by t l:c orga nlK.it Ion. I n the afternoon u Hpeclul l ik ru nt will .! KlVell. Ji i-a. .leftist e Nelson was appointed chuil linan of t In plcnio committee, while M i8. I .aura Mavis ami Mrs. j 11 ti I i uniMielt were selected In complete the committee. ' Ahoul 12 members were present at yesterday's meeting, j I A new novelty in evening hand Member. of t)u Neighbors of) kerchlera is the use of a narrow edge or white fur on a large white handkerchief of georgette bor dered with lace. ft) , Woodcraft a nil their futilities en ' 'joyed a picnic Sunday at liivershle ark. I doner was served hetween 12 and 1 o'clock to the 45 mem bers all:) gllcKttt wIlO W'Ti' ple.SCItl. ; 'In tlie afternoon the children enjoyed a swim In the river and racing contests, white the adnltH vislled. Supper was served In the evening. Announcements HEALTH TIHCl) IIIIAIX M:i:iS si,i:i:i' WHICH CITY l.ll'l-: IS Cl'TTIMi SHOUT lly Konlniul H. Illirris, M. I)., Illtllli- I'rvrk, Midi., Mi iUhor Uorirna Memorial Inst. How ninny pconli do you know ; who complain that thry onn't The l.nitti-' inixiliurv to tin- sl-'P? Tho nninhor is protmbly llrotlwrliooit of Itiiflrontl Tminnirn Kr'"t. yd the puuw of on-'8 sk'i-p-' H) mi'irl this eivnhiK ut 7::tll i h'Hn('W will alntoat certainly tie oVIoek lit KaKltn hall. All ilicm-i found " oni' H e nvironment, huliits, lie in lire timed to lie ir. sent. ' anrt lh steal condition ure sys ... I tenuiticiilly inVestlKated by a phy. The Women' Missionary society s"'l- " in better to diacover and OUT OUR WAY By Williams Who Gets Her? site. j-h I woo Pull-tuem out of A BOG AMD SAviE. TvAGiR Lwes AND IEMWEV SO FOR VOO i PSM AW CORLW i DO VOU PUT AWsJ STOCK IM 1HC.SE roflte ABOUT AMlMALS UCKlUCr WOUR r-lANO Its! GRATltUDE. ? UKE FOR iw6iTAMCE"AM01aCCUS AMD TWE UOKJ OlOM 1 TMiMK O "ThET Before t here i beew A UGrW'M OUT vajvAemTMW MADE Ftn ME ALL Th&'Sc. 1MEAR& AM MAVBE. TriEH WA3 CTEST COMIM T' V-lCK. HANO. If ft US fr :--rL WTl . miiitid'h,. rs,v-...;r- '"'t.".-;;i.s. C-rRATllbOc. . RCQ. U. . PAT. 6fT, J.R.(iLLiRM3 CiP27 by nca senvtcc IN& ' . ' I 'l ! '','T ' r ;; i J 1 ! I'll j ' . ni f , fce ' J PUTMAN'S A COOL PLACE TO SHOP La Gramle'8 Exclusive Read y-to-W car and Milliner! CuBioay of ima eiKht-year-oia nun stur, Prlscllla Moran, Is the suhjuet of a threecornered legal buttle In Loa Augelea. Five persons tue In Tolved in suit for RuiudiHtislilp, hi which it 1b charged that the kIiI'b futher, the late Leo Moran, "bar gained and bartered" with flcroeu notables for her guardianship. of the t'hristlan church will niee: Wednesilay afternoon a I " :S0 correct tho cause of wakefulness than to heroine dependent upon Movie "Twinships" Irk Stars When Camera Finds Two Are Just Alike COVE PERSONALS of Mrs. I.. M. I'arker at I ''''l'-.roducig druKs. I In home 1 I (ui N avenue. Mrs. Parker will he assisted l,y Mis. William Day, i- Mim. I'lyde Ziimnernian and Mi j. SllvitiK. Mi'H, Ida I'l-etnh will hi Darkness and quiet nt night ore favoruhle to wleep, hut hahit und fatiMiic aro more sure to produce sleep. vV nap in the day is often lea.ler for the day. All meii.be. s : ' " "kc amouni oi meep ui mikiu. anu Hticn a nup ' are urged to attend. This will b I he Nt. st meeting of the new year should be taken when the night's sleep han been Insufficient. City life tends to shorten the hours of rest. The anxieties of life and the present Increase pare Imbler ami SuniMiervilte Thursduy H nvm' "'ululy tire the nerva afternoon. Amr. 4. al the drove, of "rain which can be m-ar the Dry freek school house. M;"-d only by steep. Social ac The int't't In if will he in the form i li vlll"H- 1 h' l-atM-H. and radio pro- nt a picnic and will take th The A;iccl l.adi.s' Aid will meet , will, .the I adii-s Aid societies of . place of the regular monthly so ciol. All members are invited tt , attend. MENUS groins speed up the mental ma chinery at night and often make relaxation difficult. In tho same way the reading of exciting Motion at bedtime might Interfere with hloep. ' The nullity to sleep qpnndv wit hout il reaming should be cul tivated. Try building air castles when you go to bed instead of tli inking over your dully worries, t 'on t in i. a I hurry, worry and ex citement should . he avoided, for inn, sour cream win nca, y imuuhh- . mniui iu; un- ruvorunic to lct'i. l hose who follow a dive mental work all day should have intervals of rest. KeKt.larity of work and rest, simple living, and attention to per sonal hygiene are important aids to sleep. With some people it. is found that tea and coffee often Interfere wit h sleep: und alcohol and tobacco ran produce abnor mal nervous irritability anil stet p- lly NMer Mary HIEKAKI-'AST, Hlackherries. cc n-al, i syrup, milk, cuff o. l.rNi'UKON Sniffed eggs, "whole wheat bread and butler -sandwiches, rice pudding with "cherry sauce, milk. lea. , Dl NN Kit Stuffed steak, kohl rabi hi cream sauce.' combination 'palnd. fresh fruits In custard sauce, milk, cot fee. Maul conked egg are cut in halves and the whiles filled with lly Wade AVeincr (Motion Picture l-Vature Kditor) HOLLYWOOD, ('al. (AP) In Hollywood utmost everyone looks like someone else. Some enjoy it and occasionally make u little money at it. To others the coin cidence of resembling a st ranger is just another one of those un prevenlable annoyances. There are so many extras who look like stars that the central casting bureau, through which the studios employ their extra talent, would be embarrassed only mo mentarily by an order for a dozen Puhi Negris. half a do.en Harold Lloyds, ten Charlie Chaplins und a quartet of Greta (larbos. The normal demund for photo graphic doubles is very Hllghl. ro the casting bureau seldom keeps more than one or two listed for each tar, Hpt Klutltt . ii sudden, demand arise for doubles In whole sale lots they would be available. The photographic double, inci dentally, is not to be conflicted with t he riding, swimming, flying or 1 ightlng doubles who sometimes Htibsiitute lor stars In J.aardous scenes. Such athletic doubles 'may resemble the star only )n height and weight and may even be of the opposite sex wit hout Impairing their usefulness. Some of the most Interesting re semblances are among the estab lished players, whp decidedly are not looking for employment. :w doubles. Jean Arthur, for in- stance, Monty Hanks new leading woman, is the image of Mary Itrian. Prlscllla Dean und Lerttricc iJoy strongly resemble each other, (and Louise Lorraine Is the photo- graphic twin of Norma Talmadge. i Others whom the camera. In cer Italn moods at least, seems to clas sify as doubles Include Walter Gosa and Charles Hay, Kugene u Brian and Jack Mulhall. and Lawrence Grey uml Harrlon Ford. Itudolph Valentino doubles have been ap pearing In Hollywood periodically ever since that actor's death. Sometimes the unofficial twins of Hollywood look alike only on the' son-en or In certain photo graphs. In other coses the resem blance is so strong, they are mis taken for each other even at screen colony gatherings, Where presufh ubly everyone knows everyone else. In the latter event the likeness Is more often embarrassing than uii-tertalnlng. COVK, Ore.. (Special) Cove cherries shipped to New York by the association will net the grow ers IS cents for Lamberts, IB rents for Hlngs and eight cents for Royal Amies. The Lamberts, Hlngs and Koyul A tines bringing 4. 1 n, $S.5 and i.fi per box. respec tively. Itolex Prillimun, of Vale. Is en joying a vacation here with Ills mother. Mrs. J. R Dean left Saturday (or Portland, where she will spend the winter. I Allen Mills, Hilly Clark and John Fisher, boy scouts from ("ove, are attending the encamp- 'incut at Wallowa lake. The boy scout troop of Cove have proved their mettle In scouting by winning the scout flag. Kour counties were entered In this content , Cove show- j lug that t heir honors were well I eurned as f he troup ha only I tl j members instead of the full So. . Their leader. Kev. William M. Hradner, bus given them some reul hiking and other work to do, train ing them for scouting. Itev. und Mrs. Schuyler Pratt, of Hood Itlver. are spending u month In the Ascension park at Cove. Itev. und Mrs. William M. Hrad ner and Hilly Jr., arrived home Friday after a two-months vaca tion with their parents and friends in Providence, It. J., and other eustern cities. Clarice Conklln. of Walla Walla, who has been u house guest of Mrs. Lou I'uynu for the past two weeks left Sunday for l.a Grande, wliere she will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Klearns for a vree.k before returning to her home. Mr. und Mrs. II. V. Hell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hell drove to Kree wntet Friday returning curly Sat urday morning. Air. and Mrs. H. V. Hell and M. and Mrs. Roy Hell drove lo Free- t ui fr I'rldnu r ( n ml it tr ivit-iit Oil-. ! urduy morning. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anttes. Ar cher 1 Amies, Mrs. Mary Sharp, a Hii't at the A titles home und Mr. and Mm. T. R. Conklln left Satur day for Ynkiinu. Wah., w here they will visit at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kail and Mr. uml Mrs. I . Antles. Mrs. Nettle Sentnter. Mrs. J. V. Ingram, M rs. It. H. French, and Mrs. L. M. Laird were Pendleton visitors early In the week. Mrs. A. W. Mcclain, of Alice! is spending the week here among her obi friends. Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Miller and F. H. Kelly are on nt pi ng on tho Minum. Miss Hess Kelly Is ut tending the drug stoie und confec tionary during Mr. Kelly's ab sence. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stearns and M I sh M a e SI eu r n h, 4 f ai G ra n d e Were guests at the home of Mrs. Lou Payne, Sunday. . Mls, Kckersley, who was taken to tho Hot Luke Sanatorium, two weeks ago, came home Hal urduy. She was attended by here daugh ter Harriet Kckersley. i Miss Nello Kckersley uccoiupanled by her niece, Mildred Conklln, of Port land, arrived Sunday to spend a few weeks with relatives. Miss' Conklln Is a student of the V, of O. but has been In Portland since ( the close of school, rter home Is in Ontario. . . - -1 - - j Tiie Time"' to prepare hot breakfast now 21j to 5 minutes When a woman pits her Running against u man's sent linen t alii y u wedding always results. QUICK QUAKER, savory and delicious, Likes less time K pre pare than plain ti:ist. Thus provide t a hot and nuurishing brcuklast in a hurry. That is how every day should, be started. . . Started with the idral food balance or protein, carbohydrates and vita inines plus llii"bi;ll;" to make laxa tives less often needed that leadinfC dietary authorities now so widely urge. Start your days and your children's in that way. No need now, simply to save time, to deny them the supreme Btrength food of tlur world. Your grocer li:is Quick Quaker also Quaker Oats as you have always known them. Quick Quaker SMOKING II ITS SI. IMP miMUl.' oi ei.io mc.it ami ""-jJlt Homelhing worth while should the yolks are rub I to a smoot h j trjn(r KW0(, s,(1).p at (,spo .paste with French mustard andj.y Qnp (f( u( p(iI(t(. w(h tno the mixture nsd to musk the whole eggs arranged on a bed of n.iing is the last sense to sink lettuce. Stuffed olives are usern(( lf,.p Iini( , m, ,ilHt Xo nWnken. tor the garnish and mayonnaise is . Kxp,.iinenls on the Intensity of st rved with the dish. sound necessary , to awaken a Combination SO lad. sleeper have shown that sleep Is Two tomatoes. Hi cantaloupe deepest in the fiiat three hours and balls. I green pepper. lettuce, ' French dressing. Peel tomatoes and cut In halves. Cut small cantaloupe balls with a vegetable cutter. Let stand mi French dressing for one hour on Ice. A rrange tomntoes on a be.! of lettuce and place four balls of cantntonpe on each slice of tom-i-to. Gurnhh with slripH of green pepp'r and serve with French dressing. . .If a vegetable cutter Is not .u hand the melon can be cut b) small, neat cubes. again toward the end of Hie sleep ing period, and that one is almost conscious through the middle of the night. During this period of light steep some slight sound or some bodily discomfort may easily cause wake fulness, but this is not serious If bodily rest Is maintained. Most adults should sleep one-third of the time or more, but more hours of sleep are needed by children. PARKKRTON. Wyo. J. W. Jor dan, in jail charged with the mur der of his wife and two men, must go lightly on his smoking while he j. U.w.i.n ....... ; on the sale of his auto to keep him in tobacco, but a friend who was to sell it fur him found thut thieves had stripped the car clean. Secretary Wilbur criticizes the Pacific flyers for sending out an SOS that they were about to come down in the Pacific, and then con tinuing their flight which ended jin a tree on Molokat. There now. secretary, there now! A woman's polll leal party fa vors giving the men alimony, too. Fine, but who are the men to get SHIRT I'llONT MO i TINEAS , FOLKSTONK. Eng. A white Ihiit front bearing the signature of Chaliapin uml other-Celebrated artists who'appeared at n concert In connection with Hrltlsh Music Trades Convention, was sold at auction five times and realised 300 guineas. The shirt front was auto graphed by the artists while being worn by a member of the convention. Agmel tlie concentrated sap of the Maguey plant obtained in Mexico. has been giving 'wonderful results In the treatment of high, blooj pressure, diabetes, slomuch troubles and Hi Ight's disease. Moon Drug Co. A gem For Thr Owl Drug Co. Afd; for f me Agmel literature. Ma Buzz gets it in the neck JVTOSQU1TOES a torture day or night! Kill them at once, with Flit. Flit spray clears the house in a few minutes of disease-bearing flies, mosquitoes, bed bugs, roaches, ants and fleas. It searches out the cracks where insects hide and breed, destroying their eggs. Flit kills moths and their larvae SIS, which cat holes. It will save your clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and easy to use. 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