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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1927)
Wednesday, Auprust 3 1927' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Three 1 Society: News Ml' T'lPnltcnn 'li,,B' Auxiliary to the Hi otherhood lui. ddcouson weas or Ullilw.iy Ttuin,n,n tn-..i Miss Marshall In w i-k i'vvi,!l -p i . . j I f iit iiitiT in utiemhinee. JJuiutn, Minnesota., juriIHr the ioiKe i-.sion th i .,, I elmrter wbh tltupe) in remem- Alvin JiirnliMun, Mrs. K. JiirohK-jii, win of Mr. of this elty limnce ot the lute Mth. Houb!i. iin-1 who wan a niemher, Annoniui ' tiu-nt wuh made, t hut t tie Whit-' ! l!one cluh would meet Wednesday, ' Ante. 17, ttl lln home of Mrs. J, 'I., t 'ourtney. k A aoeluhie And refreHhmeuttt fol ' Imved th" lodge meeting. Felt Pouch Bag Mihh I Idly Mill-Hind I, it' I 'hleng'. III., unv imurU-d at Dulutll. Minn. Sal u i-tl ay, .1 nly :':t. accord tug to word I'l'i-ch '-d lu i t-hy M rs. Jueoli- Mr. .lacnhsnn is well known In 1,0 diiimle, having for wvend! ye;ir.s made h!s home lu re wit it 1 ' VR (Hpeelid ) The Woman'.) his parents. He ginduated fro.ujeluh hi-ld il regular meeting at the loeul high sehonl ti-id iw tils Vila- library building Thnusilay ai't a graduate of the Ori'non Agi iriil-j 'i noun with 12 memhers present, tural folli ge. j la tln nlwnee of the president. Mr. and Mix. Jaenhson wi.l,M'. W. A. McNeill, the viee presi muke th.-ir home nt Winnipeg, dent, Mrs. I,. . Anderson, pre I'unada. lie is asMncialed withilded. Two new memhers, Mrs. .1. the AceTvl.-ne Welding eurpnra - j It- I 'rice and Mrs. IJ. S. Frem-h. tion of t'hh-ugn, III. j wi re udded lo the roll. l'lnns were niaile for an "Old Yesterday mm-iilng at ! oVloci; KoHis" reunion to be held Thin-:- lride grund- d;iy. Am?. 1 1. tl.e Ascension hi nt the home of tin nioltmr. Mis. A. 1. Oihson, tlfi'i I grove from 1 o'clock until Ninth Fourth street. Mich I rol hy I vital ion are extended to all pei -A. e'ourcy uiiil Cbnn (i. 1 liHtoi, mms of Cow inor.- than Cu years both of l.a (irandc, were u nited - .a ' of an', and tu all ex-residentN of iniii rlaKe by 1 he Itev. .1. ( ienrg" ' "v' wno now live elsewhere. Wat:; .f the First I'rewt.yteria'l j 1 'omiiiitl ees were appointed to church. have ehaige of the annual buzaai. Minn tleneva ole was brides-1 The rliih tneinbei-ship was tlivtd--d maid and '. I. Kelh-y served us I into two jf'onp. wliich will coin-ip.-i man. The bi bb 's aunt and , pft( for points in making prepara-uneh-. Mr. and Mis. (libson and j lions for Die bazaar, her grandmother were ai.M pres-! After the bnsineN meeting r, t ut; .! sociable wan enjoyetl. ('allowing the ceremony a wedding-breakfast was served ut the home ot M is. Will (iihMin. after wiiieh tin bride ami bridegroom left' I'oj- I'arnia. Ida., where tneyj will visit his nnrcllls. TheV vbl ' return to Iji Crande after a short J Tnp Aii(.0 .aIif.s' Ai, SOvvy trip ami will make their home i- will in 't with the Ladies' Aid so this city. j eb tics of Imi)b r and Sumiuerville 1 Thutsil ty iilternoon. Aug. 4, at " Miss Kngenie S-'Uecal and Kail o'cloek ut the grove near the I ry J. Angelow, Wot It of Walla Walla. k srt,0ol house. The meetin- Wash.. were united in marriage at j wiU h(. , tll(. fonn of ni(.nlc aIllt An IllustvaUou of the new stitched felt pouch ban gold liairlltio etltchlng on dark brown felt witU amber top. anew. Our vacations should create new vigor and improved fioulth. Th e v real open tpa res in the west, uinong others, afford Ideul vacation spots, and many will soon j be going to the tmck-tanatufa 'pluoN. A word of wurnliiK needs i be ho a ruled regarding sanitation jam! the results of Improper sanU tatioiu. j 1'rotcot. yourself and those who ,01110 after you by digging holea lund carefully covering all excre tions and debris. This should In 'done immediately. yseulery and typhoid (ire two serious fiiseuHes which are direct ly due to Improper sanitation. Ty phoid may tic a wucr-borne -din. ease; Ills oreum If sewage waste from a typhoid pulieni or u ty phoid currier con I ami nut cn the water supply. As this may occur where sunltary disposal of sewage is uliMiil, the back country is where typhoid may lie lurking. Ty phoid vaccination Is safe, simple, and efficient. Ho to your phy sician, ami usk him to give you the protective treatment. A vacation is a splendid oppor tunity to do a lot of reading for which time seems lacking in the regular routine of a busy life. So , read and rest. Kyerything should j be Hacriliced for rest, retuxalion, I and sleep during vacation' times. TOOTII IM 1,1.1 N; A HOLIDAY? NKW YOKK An Eskimo's (dea of a holiday Ik to have u too'li pulled, avers Or. 1.. M. Wuugh. of Columbia school of dental and oral surgery, who is engaged in denial rest-arch among the tribes of Northern Labrador. I Si:i (It HANKS NKW YOKK -The late Mary T,. Merrill observed strictly the .adao 1 ugulnsl keeping all one's egs In a 1 single basket. Her estate of (Mm.; ; ana principally in cihIi, was lutmd deposited in HI banks. j NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS are opened every business day Why not make your start note? N E W NOVELTY HA N DKERCIIIKFS In Unusual Dainty Designs 2.y to 75 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive lieady-to-Wear and Millinery HEALTH Announcements .Moiti: m:i:i than i: i:k roit St l Ml It VA1ATIN Hy Oreille Harry Hnmn.' M. !., I'll. I'.. IMum'hIn. Aii.. Member Ooi gas Memorial ' Inst. Why shotibl we lake vacations'? (The old adage, "All work ami no i play makes Jack a dull hoy" is Isuftieient unswer. though by n ' means the only one. Modern American business life is A "SMALL ITKM" NKW. YOKK -The sum of L 6no,iHin is just "a small item" to John O. Jr.; when ii's devoted to certain purposes. Questioned re garding gifts to that total he re; cently made for repairs to the Ithelms t'alhedral ami Versailles ami I'ontaiubleati palnces, Mr. Rockefeller dismissed them as un worthy of recalling- R (!et a Money Barrel It will help you save rrr. - : i. .. . . (,"' ",,iMri:: Cents j a Kl.YKKR IIOMK: NKW YOKK rapid and strenuous. Most of us Wll.l. says a headline. l-maiiy. i work ut a tension through th$ the truth about .New j orii greater part ot the year. Uur ssels, brain, tc.. hearts, blood yesterday afternoon at about 5:110 1 oic!ock. tile UeV. J. (Jeorge UU. listor of the church, officiating. Immediately following the cere iltony M r. and M rs, Angelow lei' for Walla Waila. where Hoy plan to make llielr home. will take the place of the regulai monthly social. All members and friends of the societies are. invited to attend. Home Department Of Church Meets MENUS The regular meeting of the Home I leparttm nt of the Kirs: I'resliylerian church was held yer- terduy afternoon at litverside par the meeting being in the a picnic. About 35 women were present. The Itev. and Mrs. William Crosby Hohs, formerly of this city but now of liclse. Ida., who are visi:-Uiulta'.0,-were at ,the nteei- ing, also the ev. and Mrs. AS. K, Shields, of Wallowa. The llev. J. (lehrge Walz, who is pastor of th'.' church here at present, and Mil. Walz. were also present. Hy Sister Mary HHKAKKAST liaked apples, cereal, cream, broiled cottage ham, potatoes, hashed in milk, bran muffins, milk, coffee. i.i'N'CIIKOX Cream of carrot soup, croutons, shredded lettuce and, egg sandwiches, beet. pie, form of. lemonade. 1 I N X K U Fruit . cocktail, planked while fish, scalloped pota toes, stuffed green peppers, diplo matic pudding, rye rolls, milk, coffee. ' r Heet pie Is quite out-of-the-(HMihiiVy afi(T 'vc7ry" "kooBT"' It "'fe semhles a red rhubarb pie hut is somewhat richer. HlM't Pic Four cups beets, cup granu lated sugar, 1 teaspoon grated 1 lemon, 2 tablespoons The l?ev. Mr. Walz gave n scrip ture reading, and Miss Hess (ieihel 1 meg, talked on "Contentment" during'""". the afternoon. . , ' ,,,lk slx '' A picnic lunch was served by . water until tender. Dr..,. into (... l..f. tr iiiv line and "'t' ""i' "iMiis. in Mrs. Ail" Clark. The re.rular m eting of the l.a- get very little rest. Or It may be that it is the muscles, which are kept constantly busy. Hence the vacation should afford relaxation from the accustomed type of ac tivity. This does not mean that one should go to extremes. The man with the while collur job does relatively little muscular work. He should spend his vacution with complete freedom from the strains and stresses of his routine job. but he may occupy the recreution per iod in an activity, largely physi cal, provided it is not extended much beyond the usual amount. Many persons inake the mis take of spending most of their time In a sedentary occupation and overdoing in vacation periods. One of the greatest surgeons of all time mud this serious mistake. The reference is to Mr. Nicholas Senn. who died in l!a5. ufter a vacation in South America climb ing mountains. He was brought back to Chicago on a stotche.r, with an acutely dilated heart, and never recovered. His heart was untrained to the severe fUralli which he put upon it in what he planned to be a rust, period. A vacation should be a recreation This word comes from the latin word meunlng to create again or Each one means a step toward the success of the new depositpr. There is real satisfaction in having; money when you need it. For A Few A Day A true "Friend of the Family" that will keep your home in touch, with the rest of the world. In-time of .emergency, for both pleasure, and convenience there;is nothing to take the place', of a 'phone in the home. Order yours installed.,, today. :'.! ' , Special One $1.00 Pair Of Harber Shears and One Pair $2.2r Toilet Hair Clippers Hoth For $l.9S Moon Drug Co. Agents I'r TbC Owl lnig Co. Ask for some Agmel literature. In slices about inch thick and measure. There should be four cups. Arrange In a pie dish lined with plain pastry. Mix sugar ami nutmeg with grated rind of lemon and eprfnkle evenly over beets. Sprinkle with juice of lemon aud dot with butter. I'm on top crust and hake 4a minutes in a moder ately hut oven. NKW MILLIONAIItllS? YONKKHS. X. Y.-r-Tomorrow's millionaires will come from to day poverty stricken., predicted John K. A minis, one of New York's wealthiest men. and added that those, who make "only a million" shouldn't be considered very suc cessful commercially. Polish Your Floors by Electricity PER E NT AW Satisfying Mrs. I'ieynaud's f-k ill in ap plying t he Leon Oil Perma nent Wave has given this hop nn envinble position for iloiug work ihnt satisfies the mot fa-tidiou. You w 111 find the same results from ill other work done here. Our position us La (irande's lead ing Kcniity Shop will be maintained always t ho lat est equipment with expert operators. REYNAUDS Beauty Shop 1310 Jefferson Here is a wonderful new invention that takes all the work out of keeping floors beautiful and makes this household task a pleasure.Ten times faster than present methods, it enables you to polish all the floors and linoleum in your home in the timeit formerly took to do a single room. Sturdily built to last anteed absolutely. JOHNSON'S WAX &lectric floor Tolisher I jf) " 1 H'mUr" V Thi mar vet out nf w !rctric labor aver coin only I2.50 and we in-cludeFRBKa1.50jthnaonLamb't-wool Mop and a half-gallon (i 40) of ihefamou Jobnion't Liquid Wtx. Afk for a demonstration Try The Oregon Hardware First 1 411 evening n- the still Weill down My fnw pnl on her owning Kwn, Ami slepiM-! Into Hie Na-li Mtlan. and look a ride wilh licr old own. went down to the Moon lni Store Ami (hen we. patl anolhcr don. We inniond down SpriKi ne-niic, Ami bid our piii-mhi. Imwdy-do. Then we slarted hack Tor home. Die .Na-h lM-ga;i to i oil and tfi-onil. As il turiieil Into our hImmIc, A lumber (ruck Mil In lite road. I almost ran right lutn It. My wife then had anolhcr fil Or nil the screams yon ever heard, 1 tell yon Tnlks, just mark my word. I MopiH'd that nsh. as still n death, And then I (rhil to catch toy breath. Nevl year at this lime I will weigh Not as much ns I do today. My growth Ih stinted, can't rrow no more, It makcH iim' feel so thin ami Km. ( notions or blasts don't tMMher inc. A thunder Mono or falllnic liw. Hut oh, 1h.v, when my fcow she screams, l( sounds just Ilk1 a fire slreiie. I ben I (it'inble. I tell joii that. I hardly remember my name t- I'r.itt. V. S. ct Sunday aftenKKMi the K. O. M. punk- will ho held at Uh iwrsidc park. We want nit the KniNis OklalMimu ajnl MlssfMirl folks to lM' tbei-e, hut please don't take your lunches and sneak off hy jourself NiiaewlH'rc as yim may hae MimeJricd chick en and ii shfrtild put II on the table when- I eonld (fet Mime, too. HetnenilM-r, I am your president this year and mi may not always hae a pi-eshlem thai Is a chicken ealer. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell lr r!i The Poop Mn'i J'rtrnd" I Home Independent Telephone Co. f I Equitable Savings Bank j v' l Smoking ai Throat Proteetioii ; As viewed by 9651Doetots i f''Wy. 'tipK 'j'vJ ' ' iS&l; : '-- s if - -is i i cvi' M this l (r;rm" .': 'Ur; J V " "'I 1 Noted iQKfOfefcw T- L-..,nfLl,.,1,..,,ffrr,lln,j ..'- " ' ' "I have found your Lucky : nv7fl Strike Cigarettes very agree- yr ' M ante, i ney uo not nun my km T Km ' J J throat in the least and are very mf n M K$f&lm. 'ff soothing to my voice." mil lytjL ffiK lr i nil,. V J ! 1 ii. T L- WHAT is the quality that so many of those whose voices are precious have found that makes LUCKY STRIKE cigarettes de lightful and of no possible injury to those voices ?; For the answer, a number of physicians, many of them leading physicians, in various parts of the United States were recently asked these two questions: Q 171 your judgment is the heat treatment or toasting process applied to tobac cos previously aged and cured, likely to free the cigarette from irritation to the throat? 9651 doctors answered question" YES". -Do you think from your experience with LUCKY STRIKE cig arettes that they are less irritating to sensitive or tender throats than other cigarettes, what ever the reason ? 11,105 doctors answered this question "YES Consider what these figures mean; consider that they represent the opinion and experi ence of doctors, those whose business it is to know. It's toasted No Throat Irritation -No Cough. jfc WE HEREBY CERTIFY that w have examined hi AnKicmrdnmnawmring fyuntt')n One and Two and that thrm are 9.651 affirmative! answer tn (?jes tion On and It, 10$ affirmative an awrra to Quentinn Two. LVlikANI). ROSS PROS MONTGOMERY Act uiinthnta unti Autlltoft Near Foundry. I'hone Mala ttB Ho Bandar Iliuluoek . "j
