La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 1 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News I OUT OUR WAY By Williams l1'' Jmont, of l.a Surprise Party ,: Is Complimentary To Mrs. Watson Mru. I rvliiK WiiiKon,' wlio will Iuvp I. a Grande tioon to muko j hf r homo ut I Vni It-ton. vmih t ho Inspiration for u rt MkIUI'uI Hiir-.j nruio put ly lu( "Vi'iiinK nivii bv , a Kionp of hor frb-nrtn. About 31)' wompn gutherpfl nt the liljrh Bchoot, htillillriK urly in Hip (-I'en.ojr umt' wi'nt from there to tin Wntitoi. homfl on M uxtMiiip. wtiere Ramrx, ! music and vlsll Inff watt . enjoyed, i 1 Mirltifr ihp pvenlntc Mm. Wui.soa Ka. p two huinoroun n-adltiKH. j . The rooiiiH wore ititi-ncllvcly i drooratcd with bouquets of kiu - den flowern. Hpfn'Mhrnf-ntM. whii'h' wpff fnrntehPd hy the jjut'sts, wore) m r p d a I a Into hour. 1 Mr. Wat won. who Is a paxspn fter hrukpman for the O.-W. rom-1-any, litis heen trunsfprrt d to li n dlPtnn and thry will imikr their home In that city. .Sixteen members of tin Ameri ca n J.pkIoii 'nuxlliaiy drill team fathered ut the homo of Mm. Al bert l.anun hint evening, and prv- Mnteil Mrs. I. a in m. u mem her ni ! hf ten in, w ho wuh man ir-rl dm - j itiR ' the Kttitc American l.pR-ion com en t Ion here, with a Windsor chair. Previous to her hinnia' she wan Ml Htunrho Itice. The. preHPnlalton was made by ,Mr. Hone Ourrcy, drum major, unit 'Mm. Iumm niriile ii few im propriate remaiiiH In aoeepttnjr the Klft. ! The evening wtw spent visiting, after which refreshments, which "! -furnlNhed hy the drill learn tlipmliem. wore Nerved. Guests Honored At Dinner Partyi coffee, The apple nation and trmsrer broad are served sandwicli fashion ' TIonorliiK lu-r hrother and Hls-an, ihv whnl i1mI with tpr-ln-luw. Mr. and Mm. Jud ! wh ',IHMl ('rT" "KUy Mv,-tened ;1 : a no navoreu wn n vanilla. The tlnKer hread can lie used warm or rcold hut the apple Huuce should ho cooled. Toasted Ijinrtioon Sandwiches Allow thee nlici'8 of hn-U'l fur oacli saiuhvieh. Toat hrend and ' am' ii A .1 nn,i ul.ln nl' i.-n.H ul l,.,,. . ... li I. wn Kpent visiting. Out-of-low n quests prenont Sm It h. and son I 'lyde, who vlsltlnjr hero from Mt. Vernon, 111.. Mm. Oorothy Smith entertained ut a dinner party Hominy at her i home tn lennylvania avenue. More than -0 guests, relullves und frlendH of the honor giieslM, wore: f - " ! 1 GOT WOO l-OQoL 1 II m ohaded Pearls U am relax ; f I ' WffiSpS i vi V7&x , v r . j- Th nw- ohloiiK iwarlit r both 1 xy J- I'-'SH - V - r' jJ L-t I i ti'P.C;ii1e In .MilDr nml slzp. shiicllni,' At .i? ' ,-V- V 1 . , Iroiu the dark! to ilia palPKt 1 fk .7iiS '-X V ' ' ' ' ' 1 : ! A '..A'L . v...; - : I i , w . AFTER THE STORM- 1 u j.iy.wlUMi, I I , : I of 1'iinci'i'. In t Ins.' I'liily t'MMi's Is.llvns :inl liuylnn: fut loi-k. llej IT. Hit rent' Insli'ilil of SO. Tilt) i...,,.!,.,,..! s..ii. Cmi loinlis or O. 1. I i-hiiiH'i H or a cur.' aro ooproai'liliiw (-lirlK,,. . . ' 711 PIT Cl'llt, lllSli'llil Ol' iH-llIK ll'SM ' ' , , llmu in ,., Vi'iU. , """"" '"rU-" ' orUI,lB for Th.T.'loi'i'. till' ilanitiT of onnoiT ; 7 ' for tin- l.ri'ast in a coiToctly in- - . 1 NolIIo rioMhman. itnnWy and I'hllllp npait- (irandp, cam In Sun day eveiiinw hiinrlntc Ali'K. Itcrtha ,nr and oh. Meivln, to thoir honiB hpre. They roturnpil tu J.a (randp Monday mnrninK aeeoiu imniPd hv MlMt l.lltiail earner. .Mr. l.lndney cathcretl ncvprnl huPK f laprlootd it rid npplen fmin tho ir- rhatrt of 1 . nrppr which he look hack with htm. Hoy llpndcrnon and Hon Whcel pr, of I'try rrppk, ppnt the week end at Vphhpt llcndprHont. ('lav Wood and lia I'nulHun wpnl to Wallowa Inst w-ppIi tit citni mpncp ihrpihlnR. Mm. Wond ac- j conipahlfd them to do the eook IhK. f l.pp flmlth hn hppn rtolnir nonic Iparitpntpr wnrk for Mro. Nellie i I'iPKhnmn, NEW HOME FROCKS Just arrived. Priced $1.98 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Readii-to-Wear arid Millinery Hy SiMi'i Mary ItltKAKl'AST Siloed pine apple, hrownod rleo wiih haeon cuii, herry panenkea, honey, cii.sp toast, milk oofle.o. l.l'Ni'HKDN-Toasted hmcheon handwiches. cross , salad, sliced pouches with cream, vanilla cook (on, milk. ti-a. j DINNKIt I trolled porterhouse Isteak. Kn-nch fried totato-. ; creamed corn, tomato and p-pp-r , siiiad, apple sauce and Klnp id w ith whipped cream, i which w mm ii In- protected from desrth hy cancer of the tireast Is t lie c-orn-ct in I'nnna! inn 1 hat if they fe. l a lump in the breast, with or wilhout pain or tenderness,' or experience pain in the breast, with -or without a lump, or notice nny- ln these early caws Is 115 per cent Instead of SO. Tilt) chances, of a cure are approaching 7H per cent,' Mislead of beln IcsH than til per Vent. i Therefore, the danger of cancer of the breast in a correctly in- thbiK unusual atiuttt ell her nn.- or ( lormed woman w ho acts quickly is both breasts, they should seek an j I1U very' much "Krcalcr than the examination at once. My con- ,j:in(.,,r nf ia1h from an auloino-ltmi'-l mill's ot more than o,uar- 1 hjt,, accident. ' for the dinner wore Mr. Smith's con-' sins. I. ee. Jack and I lck Sinit h. who make thoir home In the val ley. While in l.a CIranile, Mr. and Mrs. Smith arc also visiting at the homo of his sister, Mrs. S. . I.aphntn. I' butler while hot. Spread one Imt terod side with u rather thick layer of pimento choose, cover with a second piece of toast and cover with apple jelly. Top with t t he third slice of toast, buttered side down. and serve on a hot plate. All sorts of combination can bo worked out. making the j sandwiches as hearty as desired. One filling 'may bo of meat ami " I the other, of tomato cut in thin To Urn surprise of her many slices and seasoned with mayon frlcnds hero, the marriage of Po- nalsp nr Krenoh dressing. i'oa mona Stnckland, daughter of Kail nut hotter and various kinds of .1. Slackiand. of Tovp, to Tod cheese can he Used. Johnson, of Portland, was an- j . ... . ... . nounoed hero yesterday. The mur- riago was solemnized Wednesday, Aug. 17. nl I he (Vnltiry Wilbur Methodist church In Port In nil. (only members of thp family and ii few close friends wore present. The bride was given nway In mar riage by her father. Her brother, Karl Stackland Jr., acted as best man. : Mr. and Mrs. Johnson arc now enioylng a honeymoon trip at Sen Hide and Washington points, after whtcii they will return In Port land to inak HEALTH di.ai h riEOM A i:it oi tiii: hi:i:.st i;i in t i i) hy dim -cation or vomi; Hy Joseph 'olt ltloodooil, H. 1 Itiiltiuioro Written for (Jornas Memorial Inst. My studies show that injury of the breast w ldom produces can- thefr home In thoir' ulthough there may be t"in- armon apartments. Mr. John-j pnrnry little tumors duo to areas son Is oonneeted with the Patho '' 'deeding into tlie breast. The Motion Picture Film company. Irritation, or whatever the cause in.!) ie, ui cancer oi ine oreasi, is not yet established. ter of a cent ury in the Surffcal Pathological Laboratory of the John Hopkins hospital alluw me to contrast the ivsulis ol the reaction of t ho ignorant and 1 uninformed woman and of the Inform -d and enlightened w timan. I The records up to I '.''Hi show that women were ignorant and un informed, with a rare except ion lu re and there, (if those admitted to the Jnhn'H Hopkins clinic per cent had oawer of the breast ami :M per cent had not. Of the- So per cent w ho suffered from cancer, having watched the . lump for 'i'limnt lis or years; more than ono , ball were hopeb ss. and of the ro (mainder, who could receive the benefit of Daisied' wonderful complete opt ration, about i'u per cent were cured. This means that only about ten out of the I tin reaped the benefit of the marvelous modern surgery. Their death mnn cancer was duo to Iiinoranee which led to delay. Since l!nii the niajorlly of wo men have received certvel hll'or- ! mallon ami are enlightened and I jthe delay is always, with rare ex ceptions, IrsM titan six months. 1 lop. 'less cases have ben reducd ! in lews than r per cent from more than ft') per tent. Th PROMISE PERSONALS I'lioM ISI-: (Special l Mr. Jen cliM. the Wat kins man. was mak ing his regular calls here this week. Charles Konworthy NnisliVrt bind ing grain for c. P. Carper Thurs day morning and wgnt to John Cariors to hind. Prom there he will no" to Andrew Klesiimans and then iiu sotucal his own place. Henry Carper is wot kinv for the Morrison and Knudson company. Will Pood ami Charles Ken worthy, made- a business trip to Wallowa the first of the week. John Pond returned to Promise from Wallowa' Wednesday. Mrs. Atmoada Carper" wont to Wallowa Tuesday to stay wUh her grandchildr on while their mother. Mrs. Maude. Hanoy. has an opera tion performed on hor face,' Harvey McPonahl and Km est Snuffer went to Wallowa Vuiiday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cihlersloevo. of Lost I no, were at Promise the proportion middle of the week visiting relu- " thu office of the city Hecorder of i hidder'n bond. In the nam nf ten mild City i per cent of the amount hid an t A depomt of Five fn.0 Pot-' iarnnten of thp accoptonco and hits will h ro, ulrod for plans and ; ooinpletion of contract, if awarded.. u o. ti ..u.it i ....n.w, i.. apeeificaiions for oacn uism.-', cnccKH w in hp reiurnea io no- from the Promls. sawmill to thol" hich amount will be refunded if j successful bidders. flnrhttt plao. ! bidder Is nnsuccssf ul and r-lurn -rile Commission rosorvPH tha Hrpsn Thompson ami family, of Unum to this office. right to reject any and all hldu. Wallowa, visited Sunday at Mrs. Phis will he reeelved to the hour ( J. M. PTRAKN, . Nellie l'lpshmans. Mr. Thompson . of 7::ia o'clock P. M.. Wodm sday, ' Tlecorder or Hip CHy succpeded the hit Jonor Trump as! August ',Mth. !C7, and must b- ac- of Iji tirando, Oregon flr warden. Icompanied by u certified elock o-i R-1 2-1 at Mr. and Mrs Hon ben Harton visited at C, P. Carpers Sunday I evening. Mr. and Mrs. fJorbett and fam ily visited Sunday at Mrs. Nellie i Plpshman. Mr. and Mrs. Heed visited "t Romeo Sweaiingetls Sunday eve ning. -. . J'.'dgar R'aflon, Alice Chenowort h. Kdd and llehry Carper. Poiis and Hoy llenderwoo and Hen Wheeler visited Sunday evening at C. P. Carpers. . Will Heed has been helping Al fred Carper put iu his second crop of alfalfa.- Will Curpe', went to Wallowa Thursday will. Ids three small chil dren., lie Intends to move his wile ijind email son from the hospital to the home of his hroiher-ln-law at Wallowa and will return to Promise Friday. lena Ourpjer, Frank Carper ami Kihel Carper have been picking rasplyrrle for Hill Carper. Mr. and Mrs. Itetlben Harton have moved to one of the omps on Hear creek am) M r. Harton is sawing timber for How man -Hicks company.'. Agnes Klvely Is staying with her mint, Mm, Itoyd Oft-per. Romeo . Kwea ringen spent the week end with Ids family. DKTROIT AP) Pelroit h.is enticed the list of cities seeking the 1 9.8 republican national con vention. It offerH the Olympia arena, nearlng Com pi el Ion, as a conven tion hall. The structure wiJlse.it is.noo. Thorn ure more (ban 2fi.i)n' ho trl rooms In the city, offertng ade quate housing faculties, civic lend ers say. Here is the Secret oE Making Delicious Fried Potatoes 7 y THL LONGEST nonstop fliylil. Irom I'londa to Rio J Janicro. Brazil, may be ittrmpted by Lieutenant Don did Beany ' f ! R A NO K HAM (Special) Mrfl. Roy Spencer entertained the members of the Hirthdny Pinner club at hor homo here Friday. At It is very Important for the men tal comfort of women to know tills, because much misinformation and folk -lore romance have been distii- 1 o'clock luncheon was served nt."ineo: 10 the public. 'I hero is no one long table, which had as Its reaeon. for any woman, married or renterploco a boun.urt of the sea-j "ingle, whether she has nursed her ponN flowers. child or not. or whether she hud Following' luncheon the remain-, abscess of the breast or not. dor of the - afternoon was spent ylsltlng. . Mrs. C h a rl oh S po nee r will bo the next hostess to the club which w ill moot at hor homo Sept. 2S. ORANOK HAM, (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oekeler enter tained at u 7 o'clock dinner ot their home here Friday evening In honor of Mrs. Edith Cronquis-t and daughter. Fern, of Portland, ant An t on Johnson and little daughter, Phyllis, of T.os Angeles, Cal. Covers were laid for seven. w:ci.ink iv lunrrr rati: T'.ONnox Official figures how a ibclliip in the birth rate In Knt land and Wales also that women are niore agile than men in dodging- uutos, fewer dying in traffic accidents. The birth rate for 1026 was 17.S per looft population, tho lowest since 1 !H N. Try a Malted Milk made with WEATHERLY the quality Ice Cream You will he delight ed with its richness and flavor. Moon Drug Co. A gnil For Tms out Ini( Oo. to fool that any of these Is the cause of cancer She should realize tho danger of irtiiation of the nipple at any time of life, whether nursing a child or not. and its proper treatment. If she notices a lump or lumps In the broast afli r an Injury with or without a bruise, she should sep her physician. livery woman shoud know that retracted nipples are more difficult to clean than the normal nipple, ami eon gen it -ally retracted or inverted ntpnlcH as a rule can be restored to normal by proper treatment which everv physician should know. J ho only w ay a I. present hv ' r.yrh SWF.ET little girt pails no longer will be played by Maty Ador of the movies. Sbe't being Cast now at .in itental vampiif. - - -, " - -f - ' - " - - ' "P" Vl -r-J 3 Mh MOT - Czjk . k imm-Mm mm ... n ) Wtii.if V Lui-ilbixm ' ' ' rr- ' 4 tr i J i r4 A A t . - ,,7 li YOU'RE. ALL WLT if you like to play water cage-ball. I he younmters m the top picture enjoying the upotl are attending a Y. M. C. A. ramp near Lake Villa, III. Lower picture liowa whs! may develop into a turtle race ii the three tatter can prod their entriei into action ' CAIJi FOU iiuw fitrwt ltnpntvcincnt Sealed bids will be received by tho commission of the city of l.a Onindp. Oregon fur the citnstriie tlon of the improvements In Street Improvement District So. 172, within the City or J,n firande. Ore sort, according to the plans ami specifications for said Improvement now on fllb in the office of the City Keoorder of said CHy. A deposit of Five (Ifi.nd) Dnllars will be required for plans and specifications for each district whloh amount will be refunded If bidder Is unsuccessful and returns stitne to this office. Illdn will life received to the hour of 7:30 p. tn., "Wednesday, August 1027, and iiiusl be accompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond In the sum of ten per cent of the amount hit) as a guarantee of the acceptance of contract if awarded. Check!! will be returned to unsuc cessful bidders. The commission reserves the right to rejeot any nnd all bids. Hy order of the commission Au gust Jnth. 1U27. J. V,. KTKARNH, Iteoorder of the City of Im ( ramie, Oregon. 8-1 2-1 ul CAM FOU I" Sidewalk Iinpmvi'iiictit 8oalert bids will be received bv the commission of tho City of l.a Grande, Oregon, for the const ruc tion of the Improvement In side walk improvement district No, IYiJ, within the. City of l.a (iinnde, Oro gon, according to the piumt and specification for wild sidewalk Im proVem'Md district now on file In THE secret lies in Mazola the absolutely pure 'vegetable oil pressed from the hearts of fully-ripened golden corn kernels. Mazola readies a high temperature without smoking and thereby seals in instantly the mealy flavor of the potatoes. When ready to serve, Mazola French FriedPotatoesoreabsoIutelygreaseless. Once you try Mazola for frying you will . ' never go back to the old fashioned way of using animal fats. V And, like millions of other modern house wives, you will prefer it for shortening and t salad dressings. This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen's New Book "The Modern Method of Preparing Delightful Foods" see coupon below. 1 pounds Irish potatoes Salt Mazola Scrape and pare the potatoes and cut lengthwise into. long ttrips, about sixteen to a potato. Rinse, dry on a towel, put in a frying basket and plunge into deep Mazola hot enough to brown a bit of bread in a minute and a halt', 323 degraea K Drain on paper, dust with salt and serve. ;i f j SALAD j Send Only 10c stamps or cola l with thit coupon and you will recrivt a copy of I Ida Bailay Allcn't wonderful new Book, attractivaly I nounu, containing iiz paget Ol luiuiual racipaa. Write Jolutaun I.irtrr Comlanj fkiurtl til Trujv Bid-, 1'urtlaiiiii Ore. Nam Addreu- Towb Sta 3ES -i j Politely Refuse substitutes if you seek the famous Quaker flavor THE point to remember when hay trig breakfast oats is th.U only Quaker Oats have the rich Quaker flavor that you want. One package of oati without tint flavor may spoil your brrakfasts for a week. Tti price you pay is the tame. Thus "trying" a substitute is a folly. Quaker flavor Sb tlie result of some 5i) years milling exer.enre. No other ts lias it. Quaker milling, too, re tatns much of the '"bulk" of oat?. And that makes laxativei less often nrenVd. Get Quiet: Quaker, which cooks in tti 5 minutes, or remilar Quakci Oats as you have always known. Your grocer hat both kindj. Quick Quaker Your Last Chance To Secure An KVERHOT ELECTRIC COOKER And An EVERHOT HOTPLATE Both for the price of one $13.05 Pay .$1.95 down and $2.00 per month. This cooker operates for one cent ier hour from your lamp socket on the 10c rate. HAKES - HOIKS - STEWS - ROASTS Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Cook By Electricity"