La Grande evening observer., August 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Thursday, Aigust 25, 1027.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pare Three
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Society News
Club Women .Make i
Plans For First j
Meet of Season
Although U 1 yi-t curly in tip
season several committees of die
m firujide Neighborhood dim
have started work with the 1!:7
1! president. Mrs. Sherwood Vil
lianiH, pn parntory to Hie opening
of the club year, tin first meeting
nf which has been set for Tues
day. Oct. 4.
The year hook committee bus
started in work In earnest and the
year's program an now being
outlined tinl made ready for (Im
printing oi' the booklet, which will
lift mailed In nil chili numbers be
fore, the 4lat or tin' f ii-Nf meeting.
The anniiul flower show com.
mlllee, of which Mm Ituy Wt'
- limns in chairman, tins also hi a ri
nd ' work on this year's flow r
show . whirh will he held Sept. i i.
Meetings nf IIiIh committee arc
being held regularly and all plans
for the it how will noon lu com
plete. .
Women on the committee with
Mm. Williams nnl: Mrs. Adolph
HIcgrlHl. Mis. !(. 11. fuhurn. Mil
J I. K. O'Brien. Mrs. V. II. Iifuier.
Mm. Karl Hough. Mrs. W. II.
l.eismnn. Mm. J. I. Winter, Mrs.
Julia II ol ni.H, M is. Kra nf; f ,111 y.
Mm. (Irnver ( Irlniuntt. Mrs. KU
mer Hloddnrd, .Mrs. (1. I., Larlsoii,
Mm. r. S. .Moore. MrsV. U. Mel
ville. Mm. J. W. Knowles. Mrs. J-
H. Kiddle and Mm. I.ynn Bohnen-kamp.
By Williams ! Movie Men Scan
Censor's Marks,
List Casualties
Centemeri Kid Gloves
Unusually smart.
2.95 to 5.50
PUTMAN'S
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Ir a piii-oa huitiMfly to hp worn
on. the lapl. slimild'M' or spuria
hat. It niiulc of stiftVnpit silk,
I'iiintfd rpiilisrt.ally to Kiv.iho
effect ot a live bmtur'y.
with lohstcr tnfx-liii'p. Cover with
( i iiuiinia .inn uuhP in a
shallow pan in a moiteratply hot
I own tiniil cruinhs are hrovvu.
Mm. A. T. lllll, who Ih prpshlei.t i
nf tlio Giatnlo ltondo pipshytorial,
went to KntcrpriMc tiiis mniiiinir 1
ant) Ih attcixllnur a inpi-tinir of the;
Missionary society of tin Klmt j
l'rpsltytprlan church there this .
afternoon, where she will jjive h '
reitort of the biennial convention.!
which was heh! in Oaklaml, tal..j
I urine the early summer. ;
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Mernher tJorsas Memorial Inst.
There Ir a 'great ptrip of ter
ritory which lies hetween liKht-
Mr. Hill attended the conven-l heurted, robust health and ou(
Iton ns a representative from the' ,-l!ht invulidlHin. a No Man's Land,
fl ramie Itnnde preshyterial an-1 where doctorn cannot go because
wan ilie only person from this they are not invited and health ot
clton of the state In attendance. . fiolals can but look on ami pour
Hho will spend all day In Wallowa out advice and entreaty. Here
county and ret urn to her home live the children who are not. the
here tomorrow. j happy, healthy, promising men and
: . t women of ' tomorrow. Adenoids
and diseased tonsils like fungus
1 A I rrow,ns- or parasitic vines, or rust
A TinniinPmPTlTQ or as wp sec In the
niUIUUIKf lUtrilLS ;V(.p),lahlr kingdonu are sapping
ineir vimnty una destroying ineir
3f
nta. o . pat. orr.
MORTGAGED
iJT.KWiLLlAM
C1B2T BY NtA 6CRVICC. INC.
filed n parllculnriy Interesting UKIOOHI'OltT. ure.. Aug.
Ki-oiip of expiirgnitnnt. lor soniei ( A I ') St umbling or I a wtiarfh
si.n most nf the kisses banished y
from the screen t his year have
en Ui
ire Waggoner. 4.
. ami Mrs. ltV
lltiWIU'li.
elilillnated by the
bti.il'tl of eensni's.
it shows all
nliiiK. a card
v iitnler gun-hi
nf the pi. Hire. l)ie
e ti limber, a deseri id inn tf I he
inater etiinlnaled aiitl (he name of
jibe eliiiiiuatinu' linanl.
I'tlder the bead of kLsxhig is
Soviet Peasants Hoard Salt As
War Scare Sweeps Over Nation j
MOSCOW (A!) The I nion of
The liaughtem of I'tah Pioneers ."' growin nnu neainy.
nf the camp of the first ward of; If their parents cannot lie con
the I,. D. S. church will meet at ylnced of, whlother they are tned
t hi' home nf M rs. W. 1. 1 lanks,-, Ing, we can do nothing, because
at her home at 7;t ( avenue, the right of a parent, however ig
Krblay afternoon at 2:8f o'clock. norant or ill-fitted by nature or
All members arp requested to be training to be a parent, always sn
present. ' persedca flu right of the child to
i 1 his besl attainable physical health.
Lj ! With bad teeth on which digestion
and nourishment, depend so much.
MENUS wl,h (lf(1tiv vision, with pale
thin little bodies, what chance
nave they to accompnsn ineir nes-
lly SKIcr Miiry
It : K A K V A H T California
grapes, cereal, cream, broiled fin
nan haddle. toasted corn bread,
milk, coffee.
1.1'NCII KON IWlled lobster.
tiny:
If the parents of some of these
children looked on them with the.
nam critical appraisement with
which they look upon the off
spring of their , livestock they
I'r.neli irled potatoes, cucumber would not hesitate longer as tg
rings, spinach ami egg salad, wat- what should be done. The mnjor
ernielnn, lemonade. ity of these children ran be
lilNNIMi- Krult cocktail, veal helped, many of them transfigured
find pork. Weed potatoes, stewed
nkra. carrot -pepper and cabbage
Kalad, stuffed Kaked apples with
u hiped cream, crisp cookies,
milk, coffee.
The luncheon menu witn , us
into magnificent lit lie hu man be
ings. That's where the sorrow
comes in and that's why it is nec
essary to plead their . case so;
strongly.
When we remember that child-
deviled lobster offers a sugges- ren are the only representatives of
lion for a company luncheon. A' our Immortality that we can leave,
more elaborate d Hscrt ran he behind us. It is nt range that they,
nerved, if preferred, lint the are so often dismissed with the fa-
simple' one of chilled melon is in j tjtlism of a Mohammedan, they arc
excellent taste. !i they are.
IM-vlletl l.oh-trr 1 llere'ln this Xo Man's Land live
One two-pound lobster. 3 table- . nlso men and women not sick to
nponns butter, II tablespoons flour, the point of prostration and not
1 teaspoon salt, 'i teaspoon inns- , well enough to enjoy the gift of lifa
1nrd. I tablespoon lemon juice rally, jviany ot incni nave lurmn
J, teaspoon pepper. I . rups
milk, buttered crumbs.
I'lunge lobster into a large
krllle of boiling water to which
2 tablespoons salt have been add
ed. Cover and bring nuirkty to
the boiling point. Moll rnpidly for
five minutes and simmer twenty.
The shell must be a bright red.
ten what health is. The infections
are at work. Years ago the germs
which are killing Ihein by Inches
found lodging in had teeth, din
eased gums, tonsils. and ot her
nooks and crannies or I heir bodies,
and like n Hlow poison life working
their destruction.
Appendiciits. gall-bladder dis-
' Socialist Soviet ItepublicK is in the
grip of u "war scare," and the
peasants have begun t-o hoard suit,
i sugar, leu and coffee.
j M. linden ny. a former Cos:ick
who Is supreme commander of the
Soviet Cavalry. Is a popular figure,
and receives ovations everywhere
he goes from the populace, which
now t hlnks that the spectacle of
war is looming over t lu- Russian
I frontiers.
The Intensive campaign for de
fense of the i'nion against Imper
ialist countries." led by the official
Soviet press In connection with
the rupture of relations with Great
i llrltain and Volkoff's murder In
j Warsaw, has precipitated a wave
(Of "military feasts." "weeks of de
j fence, "days of nviutlnh." nnd
"sham "f (gifts" or all "sorts, "on a
i large and count ry wide scale,
j Workers, peasants and govern -I
nient employees are recommended
to make "voluntary" contributions
(out of their meager salaries und
sources of income lor tne construc
tion of war planes, to bear identi
fying names such as: "Young Com
munist." "Ked Metallisl." "Ked
loetor." "Haku Worker.'
The capital of the Itusslan oil
fields. Haku. is typical. There, dur
ing one week, the so-called "Week
of Defense," over GO.onn rubles
($:Mi.ihi(i) were collected among a
IMn.uoo population, not counting
much larger sums contributed by
state and professional groups. Ten
I thousand new members huve .miii
'ed the ranks of the "Ossoaviaek
jlm" or Society of Defense. Aviation
and Chemical Research, and flf
'tcen rltle ranges have been opened
! for workers.
Moscow today looks ns though
the country might be on the eve
of mobilization. On Sundays num
erous detachments of workers, red
.scouts, young communists and boys
and girls, preceded hy brass bands
playing bellicose tunes, march Into
the open country lo carry on man
euvers and military games, post
ing assigned for purchase of tar
wei rifles und utn munition. The,
name ot Sir Austin t Immberluin.
Hi itish foreign minister. Is a by-
ord everywhere, and a huge card-
),.,. -,1 ..frlirtr t.( lit ..It li Ma fii
ers and placards ore displayed mo)W num(H.u. UH u lirt ts lls.
everywhere, announcing lectures ; pj,yed in the show window of one
on aviation, military terhnio.no or lor Moscow's leading dailies.
means of gas protection, and up-
pealing for recruits for the "Osso- WUh lvtM.vtlli(1K Hn 1(Kh u OV(.
aviacklm.' Minis showing the life l(?OHt4 niirl to ,UV our r!.l4.ndM th)l)1
ami strength of the Ked Army and j( (u
loreiKH miliiary Heeiies ireiiuin in-
ate in the moving plctur
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Get up in the heart
of the Canadian Pa
cific Rockies where
every type of real
outdoor recreation
nwnits you - riding,
hiking, golf, fishing,
boating, swimming,
rest. Kiyht Canadian
Pacific Bungalow
Camps offer easy
clothes comfort at
moderate cost. Lit
erature is your's for
tne asking:
thcat.-ra.
Shootll.K us a spoi is wi.lely en
rournK'l nl Ihi'bo sums are l,
The iretti,r a plrl Is, thp inure
ifl-r. sljp wntils to be ttiM al.tMit It.
llrniove at
from holllnB I wise, heart llseas. kiflney illsena...
wtiter and l.l.mtfe Into eoM Vater.
Slit down thro.iKh the eent.r lie
Iween the elaws. Kemuve hlaek
vrin Ihroncll the renter. f'raek
eluws nnil remove meat. t'B.1 tail
rins anil small elaws tor (Tarnish.
I'ul meat in srtu.ll.enl.es. Melt
t. utter, stir Iw flour and when
mixture hill. hies slowly ndd milk.
Mlrrlni; constantly. Mix sail and
mustard anil slowly add lemon
julee, stlrrlnir to make Rtnooth,
Add with pepner lo. snuee and
l.rliiK to hoillac pninl. Hoil two
tnlnutes and add lohsler meut.
Perape the shell of the lohster
elean, removinB luntrs. Kill shell
THE OWL
Theatrical Cold
Cream
is made from the fin
est materials and
with the utmost care.
It is prepared espe
cially as a cleansing
and soothing cream.
One Pound Can
Moon Drug Co.
Agent Kor
The Owl Drug Oo.
high blood pressure, apoplectic ut-
tacks, rheumatism. headaches
more and more we find these dis
eases jind disabilities of middle life
trticcablc to infections and defects
which could have been prevented
in childhood or in the first years
of maturity. Kven diabetes, on
the authority of Banting, who dis
covered Insulin, Is due to infection
in half the cases at least.
As Knhinson says in his "Mind
lu the Making," "We have avail
able knowledge and Ingenuity and
material resources lo make a. far
fairer world Hum thai in which
we find ourselves." I.et's make It
so hy doing away with "No Man's
Land."
Your Last
Chance
To Secure An
EVER-HOT
ELECTRIC
COOKER
And An
EVERHOT HOTPLATE
Both for the price of one Jpl!
' Pay $1.95 down and $2.00 per month.
This cooker operates for one cent per hour
from your lamp socket on the 10c rate.
RAKES - ROILS - STEWS - ROASTS
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
"Cook Ry Elect ricily"
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CooJ the W orld ihxr.
Canadian Pacific
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for the
ANNOUNCEMENT
of the
OPENING
of
Putman9s
SHOE DEPARTMENT
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ALL RUSSIA trcmblfi at
the iwmc of Naroula lfmat
loff, member of the dreaded
Cheka of ihe Soviel.V Rumor
ttnbulr 3854 execution to
Turning bad
luck into
Good-will!
Of course it's bad
luck when your tire
blows out or you
pick up a nail but
we make it as easy
as possible by sending-a
service man
anywhere in thecity
limits to change
your tire for you.
Kelly's Tire Shop
1115 Adams Ave.
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Grande Ronde
Apartments
1902 Third St.
Now Open for Inspection
and Occupancy
All Outside Apartments
Ultra Modern
Some furnished and some unfurnished
Electric Refrigeration - Electric Ranges
Radio Loud Speakers
Hardwood Floors - Tiled Paths
Pembroke Tubs
COMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE
FREE LAUNDRY ROOM
Rates Reduced
Apply to Manager, Edwin II. Lovegrove
Main 111
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MESSENGER OF GOOD HEALTH
WILL VISIT YOU EACH DAY
MCWILLIAMS'
TTE
BREAD
"Rich as Butter Sweet as a Nat"
NOW ON SALE AT ALL DEALERS
That sweet, full wheat flavor peculiar to Butter-Nut Bread
appeals to all appetites.
TRY IT TO-DAY
Its rich nut-like flavor will be enjoyed by the entire family.
Look for the Butter-Nut Boy on the wrapper.
DELIVERED FRESH EACH DAY
LA GRANDE BAKERY
K, J. McWILLIAMS, Trop.
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