La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday' August 11, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape five-", f gociETY; News Class of 1921 In Reunion At Riverside Parkj Twenty-five iM-rwons (fathered ut liivcrMi I.- purl; hist evenliiK for j I lu iht tttiniun nl flu- l.uCruil'U'l 1i h .sellout dnss of P' 1 'ilnee ! MU'limOuu A pot tin li tllnner w,ih. i-jtiyt-il :.i uhii'i u : :t oVtuek ;mhI f II tt t'T I Hit I tl.t cVi-lllllK u v shine (Al.(iu( r' .U intents uriuliuieu j f tin 'lie hik'h si-lutol with "h. i ,;tit f IfcM. T1ei.se prcw-lit l.isl : i. It hi wt'if; l-'rit tla KltinfenV in. I .Mil.intl i.ihI Mvitle Itnyl. Hiisn1 Aitftiti'M, Kitrl r. lii ynolttH, Mv, ;;n 1 ; Mis. K. I. Towler, Mr. utul M h. r Win noek, 1'i iinU llluek, ( Itoltci t WilliiinifMm, J an Work-mun-Morris, rle t Jt'ori'-.l train-wt-ll. Myrtle I In i lnn-t 'hu ml l.-r. Mr. i; M in. riy.l- W.l.,.. oru lU kli i . i K lyn (iiihlt iiitin, I t-rtt !-' I. ui -1 laiHl-Ck.-U-r. Itutli Unmn, M r. nil.) Mi s. Miln Itldkhin.l. C.ivta j McSh.tin mul Mr. mul Mis. Caiphj .'lark. A rainily Idtre family at Itiversbh t eunioii of I he ool- J was held last evcnin.'i p;iiK ill inoMii in .i ret. Cuth Taylor, daughter of Mrs. II. I. Lew Is. and Mibs l-Mitli Kvans, who are vislttiiK here from S;tn lie.'0. ('ill. Siteen inemlnrH of the family WtMC present and alter n picnic dinner the remainder of the eve nt it k w as spent visit in The Women's Home M issionary society of the Kirst Methoilis' Kpiseopal chureh met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. K.j i . 1 'avion. II was ;t called meet-, inr and ditrluK the afternoon Mrs. 1 l'aylon. the preHiilenl. .resigned. I ( Mrs. Uohert Clark was nominated; 1 and elected as the new president.1 Mrs. A. It. Cooper, vice prestden', I presided over t he meeting. Follow hiK t he business session, j I wWich was held on the porch of the I'ayton home, the reinainde of the afternoon was spent in i sociable, during which time n fl'eshmentS were served I'.V th' hostess. j I Miss Hoyt Hostess I At Bridge Party j Miss Mildred Hoyt was hostess' at ; an ai tractive bridge party yes-1 S-rday afternoon at the home of. iter parents. Mr. ami Mrs. I.. M.f Hoyt. Four tables were at play 1 durinir the afternoon and Instead of prizes behij: j.;iven for hisii j score, all ol l he KUests drew for prizes, the tjrah-has Idea helUK carried out. Kach one present-j drew a Kift from a lai'Ki' box. j A color si heme of (ireen and . white WJH used to decorate t he ' rooms, thi' season's cut flowem heillK us.-d. The siiim- color scheme j was us"d in the dainty luncheon' S'-rved follow intf the card Klines J Mrs. William II. MeNab, of f'al itoiuia, who is visitinir Inr moth er here, was the only out-of-tdVn Hiie.sl present. Mrs. .1. 1. Fields entertained tl ee tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon, coni)dimentlnK Mis-i M. tlX;" ft Seeley, of t'ot tlalld. w ho i i visiiinj; in this city al the home oi' lr sister. Mts. Karl Mcl'on covh. Mrs. Chi fence Woodell won high wore diirini? the afternoon's Riini-'S and the conjoint ion prize w en; to Mrs. Waiier Coiner. The rooms were at t ra"' ively dec orated wit li hoi ii nets of t he sea son's cut flowers. The hostess served a two-course luncheon fol low in;; the card ames. Carnation Club Meets At Tiffin The Ca rnat ion club was tatned last evening at The enter Tiffin , M is :. I.u lavnett It OS- wit h M i s. (h-orire Harnett Charles Shew maker, Mrs. cllle I laly, M iss Louise and Mrs. Orval fkianc t.Sfe-. lutiiiK the busines meeting, w hicjl w as presided o er by M i s 1'arlcy I'riee, a letter of resign -i-tion -Mibmittr-d by the president. Mrs. Nolan Skiff, was read an 1 accepted. Mrs. K. A. lleassh-r, vice president, will become the president of the chili and a new ice president W ill he elected ill the net regular meeting of tio organiv.atlon, which will he held in Seiteillbr, Four tables of h ridge w ere at play during the evening, Mrs. I'ur )ey price' winning high score. Tlie second prize went to Mrs. Kthel WEATHERLY the Quality Ice Cream Is Sold Only At Moon Drug Co. AKrntn Tor Tli Owl Inig (". (Eskimo Pies and Dixies at all times) Smith anil the consolation prl.t- to Mr, flam It- NukIi. lioiiMiH'trj of ttu- Kfa;)n' flowers were used to OtToratc the room. (-! Pik hctiifir ust-i an cint-i tiuiHUrt8 fur I ht taltt. H. I 'uHov -ilitf the vanl games ii i Jiit-t'-i'oui St luncheon un Hi-iveil. Monday evening the members W the )eree of Honor Protective association will enjoy a awiniinim; party ami welner roast at I'ine ('one. The party w us nnnoiinn ! at the DleellllK last Illicit. Tlie 1'arkilale chili met yester day afternoon ai Itiwishle par ; with 17 members in atteiidanee. A lillNhleSM Session WilH held (lltlll) the early pari of the at'iernoon when plans for I he annual chit picnic, whieh ill he held at ti I park Sunday, Auk, -K, uei cussed. Mrs. Nell '1'haekei ! Kva S'laffer and Mrs H Webb weiu appointed as memhe of the refreshment commiUee. A nie i nbers of the chl'i ami the families are invited to ntieiid. A no-hostesH picnie lunche was enjoyed foiiowin.tr the busitie KMHsion and the r-.-mai nder of t i afternoon was sp nt vi.sitinK. Announcements The Women of Mooselteait I . h'ion will meet in regular Bessie f-'rlday cniiiK'. Auk. I- at Kah hall. The nieetiiiK W ill bi-in at o'clock. The Missionary society of th First I'leshyterian church will meet with Mrs. C. M. nmphra tomorrow afternoon at 2:3u 'clock at her home on Oak stivi t MENljS lly NMer .Mary I lilt HAK FAST Haspberrles and cream, ready-to-serve cereal, sol t cooked eggs, bran and raisin mill fins. milk, coffee. Id NCHFtiN linker rice an I green peas, graham bread, gooi-e-berry jam, fresh fruit in custard, milk, tea. hlNNKlt linked lamb chops with mushroom sauce, baked po tatoes, lima beans in cream, to mato and cucumber sa'ad, blue berry cup pudding, milk, coff -e. leaked lamb chops are delicious and unusual. This is an ideal way to make one chop "do" f r each person. They can be used for a company luncheon or break fast for "something diffi renti" linked l-amh Chops . ? Four lamb chops, l cup finely chopped ban veal, 1 tablespoon cream, I egg yolk, teaspoo:i salt, 'H teaspoon pepper. I'ut veal through fine knife of food chopper two or three tines and then force tli rough n fino colander. Season with salt and pepper, add cream and egg yolk and mix thoroughly, using a fork. Trim chops and broil on one side for four minutes, rut into n htt tered casvi role, uncooked sid-J down and cover the cooked side w it h t he - a I mixture. Cover closely and hake '() minutes in a hot oven. No water is put in-o the cassero'e. Serve on triangles of hoi toast and pour over mush room sauce. MiivhiiMini Snuce Cine cup broki n fresh mush- rooms. :( tablespoons butter, I dessertspoon lemon juice, ij. te.t-i spoon salt, 1' tablespoons flour, I i cuji"inilk. ' llemove si ems, peel caps aad bieak into small pieces. There ! siioubl be one cup. Melt butter i'l sauce pan. add mushrooms ai d sprinkle with b inmi juiee, ;;ai: J and peppj-r. Cover ;md cook f i , minutes. Itemove cover and brown: butter. Sift over flour and stb-l w ith a fork until t horoughlv blended. When perfectly unoot h slowly arid milk, si ir ring con stantly. Mring to the boiling point and pour over chops on toast. a ;i:rii; mm lioir. NKW HUITAIN. Conn. ( A I ' ) One, of the few genuine "nine teenth hoh-H" in the country is to he found on the course of I he Shuttle Meadow country club here. A beautiful green, rolling and tricky, nestles amid hunkers of varying degrees of difficulty, sur rounded by deep, dangerous sand pits. About (he green lie nine tecs, at varying dlsta nces each differing from all others in just about every conceivable wny. Snake Trirnmed A dark brown silk umbrella em ploys ai an effective Irlmnilng. the use of anakeskln. which haa now become almost a staple ma terial In the creation of our costume. 'I fmk Yellow Likely To Dominate In Fashion Shows I'AKIS. A1') The 11." whieh li;ts threat i ral tnoutlm. is expert a certainly this fall. "yellow per- llell I'Ot (M.-V- ed to hecouu (lresfinaliern' tuff i'liStS shoui Yellow will he one of the Kiiuirl esi cvenuur shtnh-K of the season. de.-ii;lli IS heljeve, llMh'Hltfh (Most of ll'eiu are .still wailinK for the puh lie v.' i tt lit before aiiichin more than a few yellow models. V-llow Is oile Of the ptvttie.st shades for velvet, one drenmnaker KJiys. Ilisl house shown a fragile evening dress In pale saffron yel low, anil s. i-i-;il ntiidets of banana yellowy. Chanel Ik showing several yellow taffeta, t'rorhs. No uiatler what Hie Innovations, di i- however, h iKe conlinnes to tie tin Mrs portant ainoiif fall and whiter col iieee til s, The pn- a leii'ee of hrow n and i the steady pupal. .rily ol black, with 1 whieh beige combines .successfully. J r may be responsible for the long relu'ii beige has had. , i At b ast one oT the dressmaking s houseM shows beige almost exeln , siely for dnylime and sports wear. .There is hardly an important col , j lection which does not recognize the steady vug in- of natural anil light tan tones. I One new shade for autumn is a gray -olive tint which one dieys- maker calls Lava (heeii. This house ..uses it hugely as a substitute f,.r beige. Toning more to green than . to gray, the mw tint is one of sev , 'era I soft shade;) of green In vogue. 4 ' For evening almond green is still in evidence and a shade of green Jthat is almost black is used by (some designers for Nirel costumes. .( A rich shade of dark brown w hich I'aris calls tobacco leaf is evident in the winter collections of several dressi nuking houses. It combines well with b nion yellow. One of the pretty models ol a house well i know n for its winter sport clothes l has borders of tobacco hul' brown I on cit ins colored kasha dresses. There is a tobacco leaf brown coat '.to wear with the dress. HEALTH eoitmxTLY i rpri:i (;i,assi;s oi' i.irn.r. vali k in yoc (OM'IM i: TO OV1 KWOKIv Ytt It l.YIvS lly Hamilton Stillsou, .M. 1)., Scat lie, AYush. 1-Milor's Note: Iteaders w ho desire articles wrlt ln on specific subjects are In vited to make their request to the C.orgas .Memorial through this pa pe.r. i to -not expect your new pair of glasses to relieve your eye-strain if you continue to do the things that have been CHtiHing your eye- st rain. lasN can only 'focus" rays They can not do tho of dight. seeing. indeed. responsibl the eyes nre not alone for the eye-sight. We K'-t- with the brain and ihe whole nervous system, with the mind s eve. as Shakespeare says. Thotlgh thc new glasses may be just right tor your eye you may expeel your eyeH to become strained and tired if you continue to use them as he-j fore. i-:y Ih nine I imt tired if used too They tire If you print: if the light long at a try to u s poor is not rh-rht book or the Comfortable if the position of the head is not correct for reading; if you try to t r I whil sic or tired; If the air in the room is too hot or too stnf- prrmi-mui)rttmnmitntniiiirv SchiuinZ sealed The only tp a ... whose flavir invacuum is completely protected - kept freah and fragrant from tea-garden to tea table, five kindi of protection all exclusively Schilling for the true tea flavors known only in the Orient: (1) Twice-toasted - the only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf. (2) Then the leaves scaled in vacuum (like your coffee) - - but scaled I HOT at its most r aromatic moment. for tea - $i".h a Snug Cover ... to protect it even after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange Pekoe, only the choicest, most fragrant, are blended with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5) Your grocer protect! you - - he returns your money iwtantly if you don't like Schilling'i best. . You keep the tea. (JlWlS Pekoe Your money back if you don't like Schilling's best hmiiiiiiiiiijiiuaiiiiiiiiiii.nfH OUT OUR WAY -f-' - i A Is- ': X .TV. 1 com M nteui t. or r. and so on. All this whether you have Just purchased u new pair of glusses or not, whether your glasses are suitable for your eyes or not. All this, too, even though j there is notning radteully wrong j with your eyes except the need of i gliisses. Of course if you have the dis ease of the eyes; of the cleur parts of the (yes are cloudy: if the eyes are inflamed mid painful; if there ; is trouble In the stomach or khr- neya or liver or other organs in timately connected with the well being' of the eyes you will' not expect a new pair of glas to enuhle you to read or sew with entire satisfaction. These things are mentioned for the reason that many persons keep buying one pair of glasses after another uibl get t lug no satisfac tion out of uny of them. U fusses are offered for sale by department stores and by spectacle stores along the street; und the mtleHinen nre there solely to make miles. While you continue to try new glasses you may be letting some disease of the eye get beyond con trol. You may be Injuring your eyes, straining them, when they should have rest or perliaps medi cal attention. Indeed, you may be neglecting some systemic dis ease of which the eye symptoms are warnings. Many eye symptoms are really symptoms of general disease well as disease ol tho eyen. When your glasses ure not. sat isfactory go to u physician-oculist and get u good thorough physi cal examination und find out how much of your trouble is from the eyes, ltrtw in uch from wrong use of your eyes or from the presence of disease in your body that may need fragrance I (3) The world's only key-wind vacuum tin Tea NO OOCiGOME VMONOER wo Boov uu US UP OWB LOOK AT WOO A A -oCAPtD OF GiTT'M OLUOiCtE-O AM ROBBED 'a-V-S VMi-N. ThlROW 'AT . V:'7 f ? Club awav OP AT HAT, WO NNONOER, OF OS. rafect the glasses -is If : d he new pair of will be able Classes will will tell you to tell you. If new not he satisfactory (lie that as well, .KI'iTTir.ST" Fill KM AX Chief WII.MINOTON. Mel. Fie & Jit $j IX. t I v Wherever a Western highway roams you'll always find a Veedol dealer DRIVE where tlie open road beckons from Vancouver to Tia Juana you can il ways get Veedol. 6,000 Independent Veedol dealers are ready to refill your crank case, or give your car Complete Veedol Lubrication while you wait. There's no need to gamble witli inferior oils. Slop at any dealer's displaying the orange and black Veedol sign. Ask for Veedol by name. Then you'll get the oil made from the pick of tlie Eastern crudes, by a refiner with half a cen tury of experience. The oil that gives the famous "film of protection", which safeguards your motor from repairs. For, at the great Tide Water Hennery at Hayonne, N. J., every drop of Veedol is' tested to withstand heat 100 degrees hotter than the hottest friction spot in your motor. Wherever you tour.'look for the orange and black Veedol sign when you need oil. If you drive a l ord, use Veedol Forzol. Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Fran cisco, I.os Angeles, Portland, Seattle. DEAM:RS: Ihilk Mi eery of Veedol products it now avuilublt to orer i)o iiiditidtiitl lilies and towns on the Pacific Const. L.A quartJ sw jljei w l'ui tWuiA ire ai imm Ih mi Jmr tn in Eastern J It roii Uu limn i ttnt a quart la kip Vttdol lo the Pacific ) ( tt.ii. When you hu I tttiul you pity for quality, Hot 'tight, By Williams -ToP w Pcv MUFF TkAER am siv? ac,hT w iV S" ill" GP.W.LliNV OtMT BY Nt CHVICt, INC l.utH has won a medal to Imng on his uiiilo'in. lie won the hut hint,' I beauty contest for men staged l y I the Second Alarmers' ossociutton. .The chief was selected by the Judges as the "prettiest" und most j "shapely" of li!& husky flreim Who appeared on the re v t e w i n g 'stand In bathing suits. Oils and Greases Morning-glory Is s i r r i une or major rests VASIIINiTON' STATIC COI KF.OF,, I'ullinun, Aim. 11. (AI) K radical Ion of th wild morulug- i glory or bindweed on Wnnhlnuton I farms Ik one of the most serious i prohleniH faring agriciiti urtsiH. nc 1 cording to a bulletin, "The Hlnd j weed," compiled hy K. fl. Srhafer of tht college of agriculture. . "Although thure seenis to he no J ejisy method by which eradication t can he j ceo mp linnet! at a reason !nble cost and with satisfactory re- suits, several methods, one supple-1 I menling the olhers have been used' ! i various seel Ions Willi fair mic- i cess," 1'rofe.ssor Scliafer says. "Clean cultivation, to lie effec- live, must be so frequent thiit leaf ) lie velop mnl w ill he entirely pre vented throughout the n rowing pe riod. Continued growth without leaf developmenl exhausts the food supply stored In the roots and eventually I he plant dies of starva- i tlou. "Sodium chloride or common salt If applied In sufficient iiuantitles Will prevent grow th and destroy the weed. The amount of sail nee- j essary has been estimated at 1U It o l"i pounds an acre. However, salt produces a detrimental phys ical condition In the soil and an alkali problem has been reported 1 as a result of its application. Also, j a commercial product containing arsenic, known us K. M. li., has greatly weakened the bindweed' When used' as n spray early - In August." . I Mae Murray ia Mulng- becauae someone'sold her u house that sh. IN BUYING A PIANO ' ' ' Remember 3 Things FIRST Is the Tiano Dealer reliable? Will's he stand back of the merchandise? Will 'he be here one year, two years or more to absolutely ,' take care of your musical needs and render ; every possible service? "I SECOND The kind of .piano quality of -construction' make and tone. ' ; THIRD Price. Adler Music Company, established in the music business for years, is here to serve you and give "Best Possible Service". and a "Square. Deal." " . : '.a- Chickering Pianos,' Ivers & Ponds and Gul-; bransen Pianos are among the, leading makes of pianos and an purchased by us on a cash outright basis, direct from the factory which ' means a great saving to the customer. ADLERS Established "In With IK 100': Food In planning meals for your children, why give forty per cent food when Sally Ann Bread gives more nourishment than other foods costing three to eight times as ninth. Ask Your Grocer Gwilliams Electric Bakery II FDPMPH Kin 2 v - II a vi I -'.r 71 fry it f i ir irlon Tti j:.-v icw uuu 'qlove Ivuther f iiecoideam W -;-f Cenlemeri Glo7ebS PUTMAN'S Keudy-To-Wear & Millinery says Is beginning to full apart. We. didn't know the people Of Jos Angeles ever sold houses- to one anotlier. . , 'r a; j NKW I'.IM'NSWICK," N. J.Thp original Oawes idpe is in the Itut- gers university museum. . MUSIC CO Since 18S7 Newlin's" V:'