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i Monday, August 27, 1928 "LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tage'Three" 80 Members of ' . Civil War Clubs fully decorated with fall Unworn. The color ischeme was stein und yellow. XlCniC ell XcU'K the uftwrnoon, first prise for high ) score going, lo Mrs. Kay Uood nough pnd second prlz to Mrs. .riuuU-s iiedtngfield. me women it 1 1 fin-1 orps, me Hons mid Haughtem of civil War Veerans, held one of the moat en joyable get-together iti t-ut Idkh of thn year when they picnicked Sun day at Hivei 'Hide park. Following the pk it U luncheon a delightful program whs the Uud Ihg feature of the afternoon's en .Icrl.iinment. The program follow: A Kicup of 28 Iji Grande young folk, many ot whom are leaving lu September lo attend college, In Ul a ileliKhtful uil-dn y picnic yester duy at Star Key. TliOKd who utifiwled were: Vivian Hansen, Mildred Arnetl, Doris Barm's, Phyllis Ansell. Phyllis Harnes, lolu Itohertmm, MarKaret Urmip MiiiK. "Matching Through ( foU,mni Ulx V,Ml. ntchey. Adeline d-orgm,'' aeeoiiipai 1 by Mm J.jAnaoni juunltu Hioughton. Heriha W uote N; address hy . I Jr. A. 1' Mari; violin -duet hy Jennie Nlel Htin and Kf fie Itlanchard, accom panied by 1-eo C. llryunt; reading hy Mary Vaughn Hendrickson; sev eral selections by the Hebekah Muartet; two-act play ehtilled "The 'I errible Widow llrker;" hai inoti Ica solo, by (jeorge Moats; grou. snng, "America, " The cust of the play included: 1 . ' Jl'eiii'm, i Hi' im-ik l'm nwn , gossip, piuyed by Mrs. Pujnam V eck ; M is. W hit ney, a bea ul If ul willow, played by Mrs. A. I. Net- ,- son; Mrs. I.yne, rled hidy. Mrs. J J.ipkins, Itrudshaw Just Wh6s Being Kidded ' i. Ha.lt. Marlon I'rowe. Noiman HUntf, I'arl Itolierlson. Pete llow inuii, llurmon Wolle. Hill Arrivi Metvin Clulileman, lon OMIunil, i-lnude A.mnn. Hill Perry. I I Johnson, Harold Heir, an. I Mm. It.l r. Avers. MENUS ' 1 1 Hy Sister Mary nKKAKI-'AHT armies, cereal.! rontenjed mar- r,:(,om- creamed Irani on lon.l. ex K. Ilho.loi; Mix tonnt. .milk, coffee. coy ol.l lltajil. Vellua . TJ'NI'HKON Creamed spinach, 1 John liroun. II vlllase hroilod loinnlocH. . ' rudisl.CH - ami V-. -I ."SS Bridge Pointers By Hilton O. Work "l! North Powder Will Open Schools Sept. 3 V0UTlt I'OWDKK (Hpcrlitl) I Thp N)rth INiwder. iiuhllr ; hoIhiIh iien Monikiy, Htitiomlter 3, i fiinllnuini! um nuinVration (if fr iinntlier y.ar' mlmc.l 01 k. the I the Mi'riiKth nvriliil lo Justify an ' firm day to le dvvutnl t" rrulmni-I informaloiy uuulil made at , lion, urad. teai lirr and r.nim in firm iiii'lunity Hie douliler has nmeiua. The m-liunl liulldiiiK and in deilare. and vuiipleinenlihK inyil'11"11 '' hi-iiiK Ihurouchly repali-' matPiiieiil of last Monday. that ''d and rleaned )iroparal4iry lo Its ' when mi Infornuilitry double isn"'. , made by a Second Hand of u Deal-I Ward llaniniersly. w ho hax ei-H bid. the duubler, witliiiK over liarte of the whool as pi lneip.il , lha biihler tlhe most lvoi al.lu , axilla the eomlntt year, relumed position for a double-), should have , from bis vai-alion Wednesday ami at least five hinh eards apt lo lake ' '""' " preliminary prepani- u-Irk; 1 now add Hint In either (" rr me openiui;, the olher positions In which an in- formatory double may he made. I fa.-ully for the ensuing The douhli-r should have til Irusl year: si hluli i-iinU apt in lake Irh-Us. I llluh s.-hool: Mr. Ilammersly. prtlK-lpal, nialuenialM's; wiiuain NEW FALL STYLES , In COATS - DRESSES - HATS Awaits your inspection. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weur and Millinery t 'Ph.. iMil f .V..ll.l.l tliwll lolIM t, .,,., ... Kralt, KtiKlish. history; Miks Mary r M I ' ninilKi ' was . nisi a wild sor of kid part of the wild i-'oat herd on t'alallny island. Thai is. until he saw Miss" Hei-inlue Sierks. n Kuest at the fashionable watering plai:'e. -Now he's forsak.ru the Willi ('oiupauioits 1 it become the pain pi-rid n ot' .Miss Sierks and w other vacalioiiHls. . JJi Calfskin Industry Is Growing; Economic Factors Are Favorable J. 1. Caldwell and second prize went to M iK. It. H. Smith. bachelor. A. I". Nelson; .Mr. and CP('ry, cinnamon cookies, lenion Mrs. Javid Jjike, lr. and Mrs. A. ade. !, Marr: I'enlope Tompson. a bash- . iNP.'K . ItroTled sworiWiNh ful old maid, Florence Nelson; Mrs. fltan, tartar sauce, bnkrfd crook Itaiitcr, the awful widow, Kcdru n(H:k squash, rice salail, at u Med Jtrudshaw; llatvey Woods, the wi- .cantaloupe, milk, coffee, dow's beau, l. I ft Nelson. , Tartar Haiico Is served ' hot or ' cold. -One -third cup mayonnaise Mrs. J. IS. Spencer was enier- js added Ijt one-hul cii'd hot white tained Saturday eveniittc at the SIIUob and" the , usual BeasonlnKM home of Mrs. I Mackey on are ucd. the same as for the cold yaia I nst street with a deliKhtrut nauce. These easoniiK are one Hurpria patty. Mrs. Spencer re- jiajf teaspoon pach jrnpeis, pickles, cuived many beautiful Rifts in a olives aim parsley, all fine Kift shower Kiven her by u Koup minced. Wne-hulf shallot mine of of her friends who were js aRo ustd. piesent. ('liiniiinon t'ookles The evening was snwit pluylnjf, Ono-huK cup - butter,- 1 cup mi- bihlse. The tables and room wre gar,- 1 okk, 4 tablespoons milk, 1-2 i nVvV. It. TiMier l'riccs fof raw calfskins have nd- ilellKhtful lu a pink and white dec- teaspoon vanilla. 2 cups flour, - (President National Leather jvanred siifie a your and a half nno, oration scheme. The first bi idge teaspoon alt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, ! Company) as have prices for till other raw prize for HiKh score went to oirs. j-z cup iineiy, cuoppeu- imu, - BOSTON. Aug. 21. (AP) Then hhU a and skins, but not in the .tablespoons sutfar. calfskin industry in this country is same proportion, and for thai rea- , tYflam butter and susar. neat experiencliiK an economic growth, son culf bather has been favored . ' , KT until cry Dgnt witn mint una IjllHt yvav tllt. fritted Slates tan- in deiimiul. Oilf slaujiliter has Announcement Iiuh been made of ;Vaiiilla anil urtd to first mixture. n(i(, tlK. kUxH of. Jfl ;is4 ,mu ViXlvvH jM.t. on Uu ,),.ptin,. this year be- tli appro-ichinK murrlugu of Miss M,x anti 8lft fl0111'' Ha,t und lmlif to meet the greatest demand since c.flise tho cattle and dairy Interests rharlotte Malhoeuf daiiKhter or' powder "and add to mixture. Add jr, Tho e.u.,y ,nontIlH of this ari, tending to increase their herds. rhaileH A Malboeu'f of this clt. mo ritMir if P's'y to handle. ytav saw ti,e usual periodic drop It is not expected that-in 1'j2 the to Heniumln" l-'taalJin Johnson Jr. Mako ,nt0 u rolt ,a"d ch'l ln re: in output, but the upward turn was cattle slaughter will be K,eatcr. The ue.lUln,; will tuke place Sept. . ffiicrator over . night. Mix and ma,h; ln .Mny. ,e,iVl.rU.H. which A K(HM, m.m.inJ for ClJf k.ttther 1 2 at S o'clock in the evening at 8,ft M and cinnamon and add RtartfMl to ,.,,, two months aKO, U)m f.(n UWHImI ullllolI h ,M , Mark': Kpiscopal church ln ;nut AIU well and sprinkle over have risen above the monthly aver- thpr. totjKtK th(l lin(.(.r,llin fat.tor Portland, where both of tl.ts youn co e8 before baking 1 he ,o of af,c f the past three years and of PilIf It.atlH.r lmport!tt wlllrh ln people reside. - - CO?ki1e ll0"Kh iM CUl tn U,,n Io.H.ction is following. Kail re- 1!(,7 lncrt..lst(, to ,1Hir,. thlin 6t,Hin.. Miss Mulboeuf Is a graduate of ,t0 bakeV ; qufrements appear promising. (Ml Hliins or u,out j,5 H.rCtllt of Si,: Helen's Hall. Portland, and of r r i Tl,r Industry faces many vexa- domestic production. There being fastllleja school at Palo Alto, rul.,1 MVCCUlflU Mi UlllliStfS tious problems ot supply and for-ino duty, this competition must bo and is a prominent memner oi uiy Portland Junior league. l.r. .Johnson Is a gtaduato pr the l'nlversity of Washington. Ile is engaged in the lumbering business ln Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lentz Guests at Picnic j tor an iniorinatory uptime are: Third Hand, after a pass by i partner ( Healer) and ti hid by Sec ond Hand; a ltd d' ponrth Hand, jafter a bid by Healer, followed by two passex. An Informatiiryiloiible jin the Third Hand position is less (advantageous than when made sec ond Hand because the partner of the douhler has passed and there- for it is imt as probable that he ;wlll have co-operative strength apt. in produce Manufactory results, as jin Iho case in which he has not had jan opportunity to declare. When , West doubles Smith's ( Dealer's) bid, Kast will average better sup I pint for the double than South will w hen, lifter Smith's Initial pass. North doubles Kust's hid. The Pourlh Hand position Is es pecially disadvantageous for a double because In that case the doubter is fitting on the bidder's right (generally called under the bidder; in the other two cases the and Mrs. (irnce Kelsey were Union .be shipped from here Saturday U Is visitors Friday. (reportid. The cattle hit were not l-Viink tlx (t K.-nttle Im vImIHiilF I killed hill In itired tiultti badlv. Koliowing is Hie personnel of the hH father. Jim l't.. He expects to (;r:. Park.r is ft proud owner w'nou ,siay the remainder of the Hummer. ot a Il(MV rhevich t coupe. i.yuuetii itussi II of I'ortJaml is K "", ' """r" I I of Wei.H.r, Idaho and daughier )io is here visiting a few days and will return to Idaho with Mr. and ' l. .l,,l.t, J,. I ' Ulorla Parker and Kve Por- NOP.TH Pt.Wl.KU. Ore. (Spo- Ij"' ""'T cial) William t'oughanour linn purchas.Ml the rcnldence where they i:- Hnlehlnsun and family will ..UlOVe niesuay to r.imeiie nnnr ;tl education, Neinune, coin- und Mrs. I-'Isher ami children I Mrs. Kcum-rh McOrath of Hnkei ent Sunday v.lth Mrs. Walter Me- t;rath. the iti. i h Gallagher, physic eiiee; .Ml-s lions nieretul, tirades: Miss Hebltha Thatcher, (irst and second; Mrs. I tola Hraut, second and t bird ; M tss Huth i.iiophin. .mm.., ...... ,...,.,. an, ))UW ,(vlnif fn)1 .Miner, nun, mimii; airs. muv bf ot hers of Haker. (i ltryant, heventh; Mrs. Ol.ulysj Tho KllMtern Oregon fast freight ('ariies. eighth, iltt h,V(i1.,,i ),u, ,,i- catile while Members of (he facnlly who will uiy W( ,M,, drlvi-n in town toll"dny "lnht. serve tStr (he first time In the lo-1 I ' ca I school a ml t heir respective j 11 1 '. - r- hoiiieM are: M r. Katt, Portland; I Ott90tlVO9tt9fr9WOV99O99OS9 Miss Oallagber, Ihigene; Miss Ne-; J tune, Salem : M Iss M iller, l.i 2 Crande: MisM, limpkln. Wolf t'reek; Miss Thateher, Senttle. where they will make their hoove. A number of North Powder peo ple attended the K. I. dance Sat- NORTH POWDER PERSONALS Mr. ami Mrs. Owy of Payette. double Is on the bidder's left, nvei'liluio have been visiting here with I he bidder). Kings, which prob-;Mrs, (1 ray's sister. Plows Pearson. i ably would be winners when held Mrs. Pearson will accompany them oil the left of a No Trumpet-, are back to spend a few days visltlnir jnpt to be losers when held on tin them at Payette. i j light of the No Trumper. Harry Atterberry returned last i The following hands Illustrate week from . different polntH ln conservative requirements for Washington where Mr. Atterberry doubling No Trump Information. has been helping with the harvest- liitt t'nder DoiihliiiK Strength A-X-X X-X-X vK-X-X A-X-X q-x-x A-x-x-x K-X-X-)C K-J-X r f.JrJ 'BP competition, but It Is growing1 met with quality, style and service iflJJUl lUCt VU nevertheless. The growth has de- nmre efficient than foreign tanne( Mr. and Mrs. Orville t.entz. of l.a !i:inde who art leaving soon for Missouri where they will make t heir home, were the guests of honor t.t a picnic at the park Sun day when about t'n of their friends gathered to bid llieiu good-bye. At noon a pot luck luncheon was Served. Those who attended the picnic were! Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lenta. Mr. a nd M rs. Oeoi ge l 'a rues and daughter. I.orene; Mr. and Mrs. John Dahlstrom tind daughter, l'ellttjean. Mr. and Mrs. W. ('. Prel- hy .Mrs. Aits Iym livery business man knows that when he gives his word lie must keep it or forfeit the respect and gootl will of his associates, good will of his associates, adhere to promises made to their contemporaries, think nothing of breaking promises made to their children. Yet the word given to n child should he considered, as binding us that given to a friend or associate. Jf father hasl-Tiid. "We are goinyr to the pork today and we'll seu the Hon In the zoo," then he really must show him that lion, if mother has said, "Tomorrow at the picnic we'll icy bacon on sticks," then no mat ter what else there may he to eat there must c on sticks. When u child, having been told that he can spend the money he has saveit tor anything HEALTH hern, Laurence Howell. Mr. undjhi; likes, choose, lo buy u bowl of Mrs. lilrhauls and family. Mr. am Mrs. Hubert Wallers and family. Mrs. John Hinitmii. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hermann anil family, Wil liam Walkins. Mr. anil Mrs. I. M. Sl.afer ind I'ainlly. (leneva I'at I mil. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and son, Howard. Merrltt llurnelt. If. P, llurnelt. Lester Hlokland. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Speckhnrt: Bert Taylor, Lorraine and Krankliti llur nelt. Guests from out of lown were: Mr. and Mrs. l--orrest and d.n.Rhler. Alice, of Thelma, fill.; John Itli hards, of l ove: Mrs. C. I. Scott and daughter. Lola, of I'nlon. John Stott. of I'nlon. ... Mrs. Gilbert A. Rtrron and Mrs. Kdward II. Hoylcn entertained Krl day with a ileliKhtful hrldnc lunch eon nt the home of Mrs. Ilarron. The t:ihle nnd rooms were he.intl- The right way to pop corn is to put a little in the popper at a time. Then each kernel will pop out Huffy and tender. Hills Bros., by roasting their coffee a few poundt at a time by a patented, continuous process, secure a marvelous, uniform flavor in every pound a flavor that noother roast ing method can equal. HILLS BROS COFFEE rWr from Hit vfUul nmmm f'm- '7 f irr "''' j l-A os! versa! iln bather, j During tlx reei of the industry i inflm nres have nt steady growth arious economic been at work. goTdfiHh, he must be allowed bring It home and keep it, even though it k may be a good deal in the way. ' A moment's' reflection will at once make clenr why such seeming ly trivial promises must be kept. If they are not the child is made needlessly unhappy. Kach lime his parents full him his faith In their fairness is further under mined. . Finally he will grow up to IIP - n niTflon no mux lu Keep his word lu really big matters, jusij QUT OUR WAY, in the little ones that were so bigi to him. Jf parenta do keep faith with tho child lie Is spared many of the needless, frustrations "of childhood; his respect for his parents l stren gthened, and following, us all chil dren do tho good example of those they love, he, will become a man whose word is his bond and who earns the respect of hi fejlor s. veloned-" large IT hwinw American (n- remlei-- nt long- mngp.- .tanners make an e.xeeRcnt product i - - -- , , nnd they have learned how to j versify It. 1 ' falf leather has always been a favorite for men's shoes, hut it did not formerly find the same degree of favor for women's shoes. The technique of the Industry, however, has gone far to overcome the dis crimination. A large proportion of calves, being killed young. yield skins of light weight atid beautiful texture. Such skins are now treat ed, liy Improving methods, to pro-j rtuce light. Htrong, "glovey'' leather' adapted for the most exacting lasts ; and patterns of wojiicn's shoes. I American tanners are traditional world tenders in producing calt-j skins with a suede finish. Calfskin) had preference t in all pe riods of strong fashion demand. which have recurred at inte for .SO years. The present Is nessing an insistent demand : for calfskin auede.s. L.., ..v ........ ...iU ntlw.r m,.,l,. 1. -.tl vats u ii-gain .mi:i, timi: rou tiik KHlHI l It Hy l.cltoy A. Wilkes. M. I. . I'ireclur, Division of Mivlical Serv ice. American Child Health Association The diet for ibe toddler (two to fiix years) shfiuld provide those things which are essential for nu trition, growth, and development during Hi is important period. Thi-ie are four main groups of foods iiffi-ssary to maintain a bal anced diet, i. e. ! . The body builders f proleins) jsueli as meats, baked beans. . The energy givers (carbohy- drat Th Nell as potatoes, lunt producers fats) tsuch as butter, olive oil, Cream. j 4. The I. (ny regulators, which Although the bulk of culf leather jM1I'piy "," minerals and those inys Js made into men's, women's inul !,l'ri""K g: owt b-con! lollers. the vll ehildren's shoes, a great manv wo-. ;""lns- !lH WI'H "e undigested men's handbags and pocketbook ' 'asie material which daily aids in belts ami other articles of adorn- j "'1'l.vlng t he bowels, ment and utility are made of this! K:ich of these gioups of foods has I i 1" ;iln ruiii't ioiiH to perform in i's ot gi'owt b and de.vel A b:r.a nn d meal has p pie...rilatlve of each if Strength for second had double, but not for a third or fourth hand double. A-X-X X-X-X K-X-X MX , M-X-X A-X-X-X - K-J-X K-J-X Strength pOHltiou, for a doulje lu tiny A-X-X X-X-X n-M A-Q-J o-J-x-x ax-x K-QX K-J-X Copyright by John F. Uille Co. i ing. j Mrs. At Itamls is .spending her vacation In Portland visiting Iter : parents there. j ! Italph Hutchinson and Carl Kor sstrom returned this week from Se. attle, Washington. ; j Kathel and Audrey orsstrnin ; asHimiiute is to replace the worn out cells and add new one for growth and development. The body I can only do this work effectively j when it is lu fit condition from 'head lo toes. The process of dl tgestion is not dependent otl the j stomach and Intestines alone- all: the rest of the. body, including the ; brain, plays a very important purl. I The essentials then for proper nutrition, growth ami development a re : 1. Pood. 2. Fun. ;. Fitness. 4. Fellowship. And the toddler should be as sured his rightful sharei and be shown due co rial deration. "Why Don't You Save? The Jones Do! "Each month we spend all we make and won der where it goes. The Jones make no more than we and' it appears they live and have as well as we, yet they save a lii'SJ ouch month. Think we had better wake up." It's our savings account you need. United States National Bank LA GKANPE, OREGON I llf.-M' KrOllIH OI IOOIISI III IS. Other things beside food are nec essary. The advantage of coming to t he dinner table in a pleasant frame of mind is well known and the unfavorable effect of fatigue from excessive play Is ulso known th many . parents. Disciplinary measures are not lo be admfnis lered at the table. One may send the child away from tho table If necetisary but the conversational subjects at table Mhoubt be pbas ant, and even the toddler's right to Indulge in his turn should lie recognized. Polite attentiim should be given to Hie speaker. Thus emo tional hakim e and control are as sured. If the child in tired, allow ' him lo lie down and rest heroic ealing, else he cannot properly di gest his food nor get (tie greatest benefit from It. The best food carefully selected and prepared, dainlily served and eaten Is of no belief It unless t he body processes f uncljon properly. To digest and I I! - . IB I r.i-MiMlstor To I'HniKimy Kllliil- m.urcrir.i.n, w. va.. aub. 27. (AP) William J. O'Toole, Ameri can minister lo Paraguay during; the Jlurdlng udmlnistrat Ion,, was killed today In a fall at the Ameri can coal cleaning corporMion's plant at Gilliam, neur here. THIS FLAT ll.MJ of soft btlR suede ttllctatd l th. edges Is very The "paper envelop" clos ing Is novel. By .Williams -7 x'uu hold -ivA' l'uv- BepcT if For Dl,ivA for? w.M, MA! -X A Ctiwi- pY so t vMONj'r sHAWt! ooB WAV- 1 I oomV woo' wAKir , iy lT MA? ( & IClNi' FER VOO , MA? ' 1 HOLOlMCt T?- I; AiMT WOOR ARM FOR MN-AlUT ' ViVl do t for -r- wave, no bosm WOO' y 4N1 KVttHtM- C.' , -- .ol-j Trte-f MA? i; ?H H UiJ " 1 i!W , 111 11 II I I If "i( l-J Kl V Mt Off. (.silinnmK t ill vWOvTKiM' FO A LCVttl. Seeds For Cultivating. Dollars As you turn the pages of this newspaper, dozens of seeds are scattered over your mind That's a good looking car I'd like to have that radio. . . '. What a pretty dress I think I'll try this breakfast food. Some of these advertisements may not interest you. Others will fall on fertile ground, take root and bear fruit in some future purchase. Advertisements help you to weed out waste, both in your time and your money. They draw a straight line between your cash and the correct counter. They remind you that there are still one hundred cents in the dollar. And they make it possible for you to bud get your spendings before you buy. Not only that, advertisements stimulate your in terest in appliances that save labor, time and money. They help you to keep in touch with the times. Through thcir'products, they offer you an added en joyment of life. Cultivate the habit of reading advertisements they bring you a harvest of much USABLE information o 2 : s s
