La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. August IS, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pago Tli roe 9 Society Nfs? a a t ttst i Loyal Sisters Entertained At McPhersonHome Twins United After 43 Years MENUS Hy KIsut M tw ills. C. l Mel'lll-i-sun. Mrs. HltKAKKAtST Chilled i-untn-Uvuriiu 11 u c li ei 1 1! r unil Mrs. C. u,,ei rolled ohib. ciitnl. putnlu liussi-y weio huslcsst'S to III"' j omolct, cress, oven tonal, mllli, J.uyul Sisters of lite 1'lirlstlun ! cutI-ei clinrcll ye.steicjuy afternoon nl lit" I L,L'.CI I KO.V Ifukf.t et,'niilanl, limne ot. Mrs. Mcl'ltt-rson on X t hearts uf It'Utiee with l-'i em-It ili'i-ss-uettiie. - ! Inti, Huston lu-uwii briMil. nt-ach Tlti' ineellnB wits presided over j lliivni'liin ell-urn, milk. le. Iiy lite prtsldi llt, Mrs. C. K.' Uunl-j JHNNKU Hroileil elnli steaks, tin. Mint tilniiM fm- tin- vi'itr's worlc - mushroom sntiee, rieeil liuliitiics. ol the ui canlzittioll ri! dist'ultsi d. i stewed okra. niirieol -slii-i-I.et, plain J 'ill.- society Intends 10 repair lie; ;eake. mill;, ei.ilee. i,,.,iinu ..i- Hi.- eliuii-li soiiielline We are prune In think uf in the near future. Knterlain- I viirians as eiauoraie. lossy ues iiu lit features lot- the missionaries ! sens 1,111 'eulity they ru very who will come to the Christian I easy to make anil must simple, chinch hero the first ot next 'Small children and invalids may month were discussed. Announce- i usually he served a llavarlan inent was made that u mlssional y jcrcam Just as they may have a li oin India would be III l'endlctuu I simple lee cream. Hie base for i iiavai iuiih is u jm.uii Kt'iiiiuii' iinu which whfiMi't cioum is foldi-d I'm Friday, A in;. JG. L illy-two iiu-i'nljui 3 wwv iircs nil for the meeting. The hos U'MM's s.Tvi-d n:f rt.-alLiiunla Ijeluiu adjournim-nt. , iI'lic mxt to the last chapter In IhY mission Htudy book, "Tlu? Mua-I W'jim n." wan studied yester day atlfinoon when the .Minsion in'y .society of Ihu Knglish l.ulher uu church met hi tint church an- mx. All nn'iuiKis except one wviv welK,t fr mic hour. jiKHent tor the iii'tuiip. 1'JanH were diMcustH'd lor un II lu.stniled nilH.sUmary lecture, w hk'Ii will be Bivi-ii ut the church sonic time the last ot September. Instead of nervine ivtreshnu -its, tin: niuuey which would be unci lor this purpose went toward in. missionary ol feriiiK- and the whule then turned into a. mold tu chill and become firm, t linked Implant One small ci;K plant. 1 Vj tea Hpouns nail, 1 Ki'ceu pepper, II tablespoons buller. cup grated cheese, ',H teaspoon 'leupcr, soft stale brcd crumb. Tare explain ami cut In slices about -A inch thick. Sprinkle each hIIcc with salt and let stand under lace slices of veKelable in a saiire pan, cover with boiliiiK water and mult until tender but nut intishy. Drain and chop ennidant In small piei-es. He move see Is and white pith from pepper ami rhop flesh very fine. J'ut a layer of explain Into a well buttered baking dish, sprinkle liKht !y with salt, pepper, minced jireen oeniH'r. breail crumbs, cheese ami Mrs. Julius Rbesch :rZZ: t- ' : llOSteSS tO W. K. C'Iuks- cruml.s and cheese until nil is j used. The last layer should he of lerumhs. Hake 3."i minutes in a About 24 members ol Oliver I .! ,t oven and scree from the baking Minion Itelief Corps No. .17 en I h-,iislt. ei-ed at the home of Mrs. Julius , Koeseh yesterday afternoon al tn I j M i; w II. Ill l. M Inloiliial tea Kivetl by Mrs. Iloeseil lli:(X.Mi:s "I'l 'CIIS.MA.IOIt' lor the benelit of the corps. , . Tile work of the orimnlzatloil ii.;kJN (Al') I'rlnce Wlllielm, was discussed durlnif the after- ( uc..sL sou of the former German itJun. Itefreshments were serveil ,.loun prince, is now "tuclisiua fy Mrs. Koeseh, assisted by Mux. jor." C. II. Illystune. -Mrs. Del.oney and. -rhls means that hi- ' major it: Mrs. Want Williamson. I ehai'Ke of the freshmen in the ex- " I elusive fraternity "llonncr rreus- ' .Mrs. J. 1.. Courtney w as hostess ' ,. ' Qf w hich the Hohenzollcrlld last cveiiitiK to the White- Hose llllv,. U(.en niemhers siiu.-l- Us club, the social auxiliary to tile foundlm; leu years :iKO. l-idies' auxillury to the llrolher- I'lincu Willielm beamc of an. hood of Kailway Trainmen, ut hcron j uly 4 - has been studyir.i" lioitie on I'altner street. at lionn for the past year. One . 'rw enty wYmien were iircsent and , nf the thhiKs that a member 01 Kaines wi're enjoyed during llie)t,e '-1'i-eiissen" fraternity inn.'. i-iienlliK, lifter w hich the hostess ,.a, n t , tu fiBht the custo-s.-Vved refreshments. Some tltti j t)ll.y student duel. If he lllnchc-i when his opiionent slushes lr fat:e. lie is thrown oill of tie: 4'frah.r;iili-. -r The vounlT prince lias been plat ed In chai-Ke of I he freshmen win have not futmht their first duel. I'nder the rules of the fraternity they must obey him implicitly. l-rilice Willielm's proudest in.i ment came diirlm; the recent H'Utli annieersai y . exercises ot ins fr. ternlty. when his father and lilt, uncle, the Ki-nild duke of Meeltlen bur, were unions the 170 allium in atlendalu-e. j! ' ' ' t 1 HEALTH For Sports 1 ; ; i Farm I Pointers 1 Sl MMl It ('AMI'S ; I (Ut 4illCIi Al IXt'l.UJNT ran vi i:s Ity Waller I,. Ha. ketl. M, !., - Jteirolt, Alich. .Meinlter CoiK'ia Memorial Inst. In recent years many flue, open camps fiave bet: a estiiblljdied where school KirlH may bo for the buiuiii.t vacation. There- they have exercise under tho proper supervision, hik ing, ti'iinls, dtincltiic Kwlmnilnj,'. rouint". and reguuir drill. They havo wtiolesome ineals at regular ho urn and long iiiKlds of rest lit the open. The whole Idea is splendid- and without knowing it Hit- kii'Is urc practicing tht Houml-i-st I; tint of preventive medicine. Ami now the same opportunities are opm to business women who can profit just us much. instructors at the camp help the young women get the most out of ! t heir vacations. CJti lf who have had no previous Instruction In the right ways of living can 'learn enough in a short time about diet, the value of fresh air and simple exercise to carry them through an other year's hard work ami keep them fit until next vacation. These open air camps are bound to raise the standard of health, happiness, and efficiency mnong young women, and some day soon I hupe to see the program extended to include the housewives und mot hers. True enough many youutc glrlH in high school will Insist that the purse and related weeds. Just as ,lo( ,nr la nil wrong In even think- soon as any crop Is gathered thel1MK M,iU way 01 living is not ground should be spaded, remains of the old crop buried and u diffor- I ellt crop planted. When Etta May Cleaver and lu?r twin brother Edward A. Cleaver were but six months old, their mother died and the two babies were adopted by different families near Harrison, Ohio. That was in 1884. Until five years ago. neither twin knew of tho other's exist ence. 'Each began to search, however, and a short time at;o radio reunited them. Here they are Just alter the reunion. Etta May 1b now Mrs. Etta May Myatt of Toledo, Ohio. Her brother lives hi "Washington, lnd., "iiut we'll never be separated asuiu," they nay. AUTUMN FROCKS At a modest price. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive lteady-to-Wear and Millinery . A new bracelet for sports wear is ot leather with steel clips. Intek UiiE like a belt and dunglitii; a siu.ill bell. spent working on u ruB, w hich (flic club VIII sell lot- the benelit f' I lie 1 lodKe. I i I.O ST 1 X IC (Special) Misses j Ulanche and Klsie Allen ctiter i tallied n number of trlends uf the him f Ihelr patents. Mr. and Llrs. Karl Allen, Thursday afler ; noon. An enjoyable lime wasspelit I visiliiiK.-alter which the hostesses t sen ed luncheon. Those present were Mrs. .MiiukIiii. ' Miss Kim (ilenn. Miss I Cut h lleii ' sley. .Miss Ours Nolan. Miss lipby j Leonard and the hostess, i Miss (ilenn Is plniintnir to enler ' lain the same Kioup of Kills next 1 week. Announcements Insects spread plant disensvs. The cucumber aphis after feeding on a plant Infected with mosaic disease can transmit the infection to u healthy plant by feeding on It no lunger than five minutes. Ex periments have shown that a smutl number of these Insects can pro duce mosaic us promptly and con sistently as a greater number. all right. Hut the men of the medi cine see (ho results u few years later. The young girl in high school needs firmer discipline regarding her food, her clothing, und her ex ercise. She Is apt to be peevish. Her appetite is poor and her pos ture is bad. When she leaves school she takes a position In an office. goeH to work with next to nothing for breakfast, takes a meager lunch of ill-chosen food, and comes homo ut ulght all tired out. She gels no exercise In the fresh uir She is generally constipated ami usually anemic. Her muscles lack tone and nutrition. She uus vague nagging backache. She uiarileH and tho added strain of rhllflbenriug gives her mum-les im time to improve. Her night's rest Is broken with attend lug to j babies. Sim has no resources to meet tht' most trying period of her life. She 'must see to It that she her self gets rest, exercise, fresh ulr. nutritious food If she it going to save the lltllo family from disaster. So summer camps for wives and mothers as well as girls are excel h ut things. They build healthier bodies and teach how they may be maintained. got "lost" In them. Hundreds of children and their udult escort. were mussed along one of Him principal thoroughfares through which the procession wus due, to puss, but it never came. Our aviators are flying over Mu se veil netts and our president is resting at Itupld City, ci iters i'auaih; mint It o S T O N ltoslon's crooked streets have hew lldered counties? visitors, but It wasn't until thlt summer that a circus purude ever Now Enjoys Eating Thanks His Wife "Cor years I suffered with stom ach trouble. Then, my wife git me to take Adlerlka. Today I feel flno and eat what I like." Whj. Opp. Adlerlka relieves stomach gas ami sourness in TEN minutes. Acting n ItOTH upper and lower bowel. It removes old waste mailer you never thought was In your system. Let Adlerlka give your stomach anil bowels a UI;AI cleansing und see how much better you will icel. It wilt surprise you! The E. & J. Hrug Co. Adv. The common intestinal round worm, one of the most Injurious parasites infesting tin? pig, can bo controlled by changing hogs every year or two to fresh ground. The surface of the old lot should be plowed under, a crop planted and a new. firm surface allowed to form before hogs are returned. The common type of mud wallow usually becomes u source of the disease. AVeeds in und around the garden ! harbor both insects and disease. ! particularly if the weeds are re lated to the cilltlvaled plants. Ked spiders, plant lice anil other Insecis Invade the garden from neighbor ing weed borders. Cabbage pests live on wild mustard, shepherd's The quantity of feed for tho work horse depends on the amount of work done and on the speed at which it is performed. A 1. -'impound horse usuuMy requires 1 3 pounds of grain and about 14 Ife pounds ol hay per day. The horse at work requires 1 to 11-3 pounds of grain per Ho pouuds ot live weight; the hay feed, however, should not lie more thun 1 Vi pounds, tho exact quantity depend ing largely on the individuality ot the horse. Where sweet clover Is to be sown on add soils sufficient lime should first be applied to neutral ize the acids tu the soil to a depth of 6 Inches. One ton of burnt lime or two tons of finely ground lime stone usually will be sufficient. liilliiiiiiinim ii 1 1 li l'- ' ' See Alveretta Medium, Clairvoyant .."Imperial Hotel, Room 11 ! All members of tin- Ladles' su i eiety to tin- III otherhood of I.oeo niolive Firemen and lOiiKinenn n ' nr.- imite.l to attend a picnic party ; which w held l-Ylduy aller- iinmi al tile homo of Mrs. W. I Melionalil. The Invilaiioli wus ex tended by Mrs. Mel loliuld Tuesday eeenitlB. when the society met III lefciilar session at tlu- K. 1. halt. . , There will be n special business TT elinj; of the Wcslwny dull al ' Inline of Mrs. I . K.- Webb. I.'iiij Monroe, at 2 o'clock l-'riday nflet noon. All members are ui Ked to attend. . ... .Mrs. Albert Lamm and Mrs. Jleleli l.ovell will entertain the Cornell nf Mooselieart Lesion Krl d.iy eveninK at the home of Mrs. 1 ,11111111. IM"!' Not-Ill Ash 81 root. All tin -tubers are ieiUest. d to be present. l'l.AY l.l'.AllLll WANTS .Mlllii: l-'AIIIY t.i,i:s C'llli'AfSO A 1')- Childhood as a Mepsrato period is passim;, be lieves Miss Josephine IllaeUsloeh, playground director of Oak Tark. 'Imltatimr Ihelr soplilstlialed elders, children are bein.tr robbed of Ihelr herltaKe of imagination." she says. She advocates thai chldren he laiiKht more oul-door dramatics and told more fairy tales. Aii.Miitr. l.itMi.vr. r.owv I.HMitlN (Al') A hrntitlllll fur 1,-own worn by Mrs. James I). Mansfield of ltnslon. Mass.. was much admired her.-. The bowii was ol while ermine, and was worn under a black sal In coal, w hich was l- rt open. The eoatvas trimmed with fur lo match. : )'-- 4 WWW. r Get Acquainted with this Sally hmm tor Luncheon A Rare Treat FREE " A generous sized bottle of I'M ELIXO the great laxative tonic, is yours for the 'asking. Moon Drug Co. Airwtt For The Owl lnig Ho. i ' .Nearly everybody lit the country knows Mike NcImiii. Vim wlllflml him in tbo c filing doun al (be Vnllry Hoiim'. Me want two or l hive iiti-n that lmf biyKinw Irm-ks to fij-ure . with him on huulliijf los riDlll up nboe the -niejni(l on the tiroul plaei'ihiwn lo lh Ml. l-iuily MMItl. i'lio in ders a n eoinlii" hi for -ehir shinnies. A (dionr order K nil I lint i- iHi-Miry and we w HI liid.l the shingles (or M"i until nn uir M- Ibe ea-h lo bold. Audi we won't hold Hint Ions bei-aiiH-II runs like witfcr Ihroimh -l e, Tho-o fat in Kate- mi' K"itt ra-l. Yihi iiiiluibly in rwr. to come j wihiT urt clmiHi' to buy III ft.j !-te'l liiiie- rm- Xti.Nil upi(tT. They i HMinlly niall Tor RIHH. We -ellinu Ibcm nl o-l lo ml rid ol t I 1m in. TIm ic K n liltle linin rene ' fni: hen M-i-hjiti M('riil litimlnl ; tiHl (It4l n nui al-o hne nl j co-t. Ami reniemlM'r Mini I on m-'- reitl pine MiHilireh iutlll ! Hu I Ih'-I (Miiiit n enrlli. Theri' I- no. Jokinu alM.iit Hint. Conic mrr nml mi li-. (.ood-be. j Claude C. Pratt j Lumber Co. V,r Im II lir f'nsli I Tl I'oor Sinn's l'rirml" tir I'ouudry. J'lioiie lnln S4D Yin umlnr ItulueM. I M eufArt or King ford's Cornstarch 2 cuffs bread flour 3 teaspoons baking ponder Yt teaspoon salt li cup Kara, Red Label 2 eggl 7a cup milk U cup Atatala gllT the dry ingrtdicnu and tir in the milk, rRR Kurn and Mazola. Beat until bubbly, pour into n ;nnd-sied shallow pan oiled with MazoU, and bake twcnly-five minutes in a moderate ovco, 350 to 375 degrees F. Cue in squares and serve warm. DTD you ever mnkc S.iily Limn? This recipe shows you how and also demonstrates why Modern Housewives prefer Mazola for short eningas well as for frying and salad dressings. This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen's New Book "The Modern Method of Preparing Delightful Foods" Sec coupon below. Msiuiat iiin-''Mirii-iiiiit''i'ai 1 MAS Send OnJy IOC fstam- or coin) with this coupon and you will receive a copy of Ida Hat Icy Allcn'i wonderful new BooK at tractively bound, containing 112 pages of unusual rccijics. Write Ik.-ti nl l, ir Mltig.. rtlditd. Ore. etytmt Addrc$i Tonn... 1;' .... State. WWW 3 SUMMERTIME IS PERFUME TIME! "What Is 31ore Exquisite Than The Odor of Freshly Cut Narcissus Flowers?" A $5.00 Value At . . . QoC Silverthorn & Wright FAMILY DRUG STORE This Sale is Authorized by the Manufacturer of These Toilet Articles - ANNOUNCING AN EXCLUSIVE THREE DAY SALE OF TWO RENOWNED TOILET ARTICLES ON SALE THURS., Fill. AND SAT. CISSE THE MOST POPULAR PERFUME IN THE WORLD ELEGANTE FRENCH NARCISSUS the world renowned new f ashionable-Perf ume, enthralling frarrance of fresh Narcissus petals, Queen of flow ers, chosen hij Venus, Goddess of Beauty and Love. ELEGANTS NARCISSE is sold by the exclusive perfume shops of fashionable Palm Reach, New port and Fifth Avenue at $5.00 an ounce. Our supply is limited. The manufacturer allows us lo introduce only 400 bottles in La Grande for this advertising sale. We suggest that you take ad vantage of the extraodinary offer at the very first opportunity. Our Customers May Ruy a Regular $3.00 Rottle of This Fascinating Perfume Now for Just . . . : . ... AND WE WILL GIVE YOU ABSOLUTELY ' FREE! A REGULAR $2.00 VALUE BOX OF LADY LOVE THE WORLD'S MOST EXQUISITE FACE POWDER 98c LADY LOVK EXQUISITE NAIi CISE COLD GIIKAM FACE I'OW DEi; 's ii'.:i(lc! with a basoif Lanolin. .1 .i i" .,i i ! n...1' "!. n me sooiii'rm jiiii eiiieut uhimi hi liii:., I'r'ty'i 'finest tissue creams, and is scientific- ' A'l ..li.. l i i.. - l i ,ii: Vah'-OII , an.y iiieuucu u jnetu iuu hium, ul'-,n'iXJZ':Vi ! cate complexions. A suhtlc, alluring ' jiowder that will endure through hours ; of .dancing. ROTH ARTICLES A REGULAR $5.00 Value For JustQSc SILVEimiORN-WUIGHT FAMILY DRUG STORE soils these products exclusively in La Grande. This sale has been authorized by the manufacturer that our thousands of customers may become acquainted with the unusual merit of these toilet articles at very little expense. We know you will lii.e these products. We invite your criticism. The manufacturer and we are both sacrificing our profit and you are buying these prod ucts less than it cost to manufacture them, to introduce them through the West. A special factory saleslady will be at the store Thursday, Frid;'V and Saturday, Aug. 18-1!)-2U, during sale and'will give you a sample of this truly marvelous perfume. Positively not sold after Saturday night, Aug. 20, at the above price. tfc ' V-'