La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1929, Image 3

Wednesday.-June. ii), 11)29..
LA' GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE.
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Miss Greasey And .
John Bradner To
Be Married Today
Al four o'clock this nricinnon ul
hi. IKMk Kplscoiiiil rliiiivli.Mlx.Hl
Mmuari't Klcunor rrcamy. tl:nifli
Icr of llrrhtlraron ami Mrs. S. W.
'rcuwy of IVmllt-ton was iimiHt-.l
to John ItrnUiifr. of l.u llrmi lo. i
.ion of l)r; U slcr Rrailni r of ITovl- j
ilcuco. -lihmlo- lMliind. "Mrs. V. I'. '
ItcuiliiKlon of lVmllcton piaycil the)
wcildhiK march as l lie lirido ami!
Kiooni ): ( I'D.l. il by Mrs. Mupy ovp I
anil ltm 1'. K. SttirRes of Cov, I
look tllcii' placiw. Tim Impressive
wrvp of the church was rcuil hy j
the I lev. W. 1'. ItcnilnK'tnn. Mult-1
o of ICantcrn Ori-gon. The brlile
was attire. 1 In a dark hlue travell
liiB suit ami caiTloii an arm lion
.tiiel of hwpoi pens) anil ophclla
roses.
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Bridge Club Ends
; Season With Dinner
.Members of III el.a Petlle IIKilw
club compleleil their season last
lilKht' with a no-host .llnner. parly
at the Sacajawea.lnn. An amusing
feature of tiie evening .'was the
pairing of I he women akalnst the
men at cunls. vilh the women wln
ilni;. i
HIkIi prize for the ' season was
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Italpll
Webb and consolation honors went
to Mr. itnd Mrs. ,T. ,C Meliohall'. '
lliirllur the ev'enllm. ' tj miscellan
eous shower was given to Mrf and
Sirs. Milton I'rice. who are leaving
al ftrandc. later this week 't'o nia'ke
their home. In Klamath Kails. .
fove yesterday afleinoon antl en
Joyed a picnic and swimming par
ty. The rain and IihII wlvch fell
in that part of the valley only gave
ah added thrill to lite party. Sup
per was eaten under shelter antl
no. one. minded lit, wttnthcr. K .
Announcements
The fttltch ami Chrtttur cluh of
the American Legion will meet nt
the homo' of Airs. Kred' Uetd.' 1 Ht7
12th street Thursday nt two o'clock.
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A pa no recital wilt ho plvcn hy
MIhm HeJen Williams in the Metho
dist Kpiseopul church Krlday eve
ning, June . 21, at eljrht o'clock.
Miss Williams w'M hp assisted hy
her sister, .Miss Jeun Wi Ilia ma. who
will Kivo. u group of readings. A
cordial Invitation is extended to the
public. : .
The O. T. A. lo IV of F.. .15. will
meet in- rexulnr session Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the K," of
1. hull. There will he initiation.
The Sons and Daughters of I'nlon
f'ounty rioneers will meet Satur
day afternoon at o'clock at
the city .hall. This is an import
ant meclinirund a large ntlrndnnee
is urged. -''.,
.Wives of Bankers
,In Golf Tourney
Ladles of tlie Oregon State Hank
ers a-.-'sociatiou convenllon par
ticipated In a golf tournament yt'H
lei day moi utng at I he l,a (Iraude
Kolr course. Sixteen l.a (Jrande
woim n besides the visitors were
entered In the tourney ami the
prize were won in two groups, the
visitors and the local women, and
in the order- named, Mrs, A. K.
Xlanchnnl, llooi Ulver, .Mrs. S.
..Hlc.vuns, l,lend, Mrs. A., (!. Mctlai
vey. d'tend. Airs. I. It. Tanner, l.a
Orande, Mrs. .lernmn Foley. .a
Clrande and Mrs. II. A. Zurlirirk.
J.n (irand.
P. E,,0, Sisterhood
'j?'-- n?' Si, Visitors
Thirly ladles, mniitieivt of the
1. K. (. siste-i lioo;l were pi t-sent
al a luncheon ttven yesterday, at
the Sacajawi-a Inn, compllim-ntln
ladies of the State Hankers associa
tion convi'tiiion wlio In-long to the
order. Tim luncheon was- servwl
at one o'clock, the tahle at which
I ho Kii-sls w-re scatcil havitiK heen
eenici-t'd with an orrhi 1 haskel of
ivin and peonies. The afternoon
was devoted to aulo trips over the
valley.
.
Pendleton Couple
Married at Noon
HEALTH
Today nt hinh noon at SI. lVter's
Kpi.-copal chut ch was ftolemnixed
the marriage of Miss MildK t) Blan
che l-'urnish and Nor man I .ant bee
both of IVndleton. the I lev. I'. V.
SliltKes of the Cove officlallntf. A
full account of the happy event .will
he Ktvt-n tomorrow.
o t
Girls Missionary
Society Picnics
The Girls Missionary society of
the Methodist church, uceoiupunied
hy Mrs. W. M. I'lerson drove to
Thoroughly InwSliKuHp KvNtliitfe
fHrtitln If KiilOyi toi I tc .ca led
j ' ,". ;.t St.vej4 nmlt,ftoHs.
By ii. 1. McCoy. M. D. ,
. " ' Sent 1 1o ' Wash Intffnn'
. A styo is nn ahscess. or In reality
a boll, in the eye lid near the mar
gin. It is due to Infection- In one
or more of the Khwtds found there.
There are two' varieties the exter
nal and the internal.
At first only a slight redness and
swelling of the lid occurs. This
Kradually Increases until the ey
may he nearly or entirely closed.
.On carefully pressing nlnnir the ld
margin with the finder tin. a ten
der somowhat firm spot If discov
ered that Kradually Increases ns tlie
condition, develops. letter n small
tenner sweninK may occur just in
front of the ear on the same tdde.
The eye usually tears considerably,
and is finite bloodshot. Within two
or three days a yellowish point ap
pears at1 the spot, where the Ud Is
most tender. If left to run Its
course,, the -nhseetw rnpLureu .npn-taneously-and
rather thick yellow
pun exudCsv frefiitently lenviiiH it
thick core In the-'hpenin
p- rtf c.-WIoiiwlla -yeV liirs nmif
than one opening. IJefore rupture
occurs the lid is very lame and
palnfuU hut as soon as the pus Is
expelled great relief is felt.
Very often a crop nf styes is ex
perienced, If 'proper treatment and
precautions are not Instituted at
the outset. They are usually found
in young people, especially In an
aemic individuals. Inflamed . lid
edges and crusting in the lashes
favor their development.
In adults, if there ts a tendency
;to bolls and styes, the urine must
he tested fur sugar. Kye strain
may be a factor causing their oc
currence. A thorough check-up of
the patient's general physical con
dition, including a blood and urine
test, toget her with proper thorn -
peulic measures, should ho mndo,
early by n reputnble physician. Also
a careful examination of the eyes
hy n competent physician is strong
ly advised.
Aside from the pain, discomfort
and inconvenience caused hy styes,
certain more or less permanent
damage to the structures f the lid
may result.
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To Cricket Flat j
Farmers, Report
By Miss lols VHIiersoon !J
( Observer Correspondent J
CUU'KKT I-'IaAT (Spei'hiD The ' l
farmers in this section have been J
very well pleased with the rain
which has fallen during the lastji
two weeks for It has helped thejj
crops. j
nts. u $. PiT. orr.
VAJE.O UV(E TO LNE. OVW
ouo fromT Porck. ;
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Otaft, BY NEA URVICC IMC.
FL'TiMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
or.
Mrs. Rose Kvans and . clillilren
of Uiclmtnml arrived at the homo death of ..her tlireo-mnnths-nld
of her mother, Mra. Mary AVaelty , niece. .Mi'.s. Haynionil Waelty and
Weilnesday and expect to visit for ; daughter Zctta accompanied her.
aliollt a molltll. - j'rhey returned Saturday afternoon.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Phria Kelson were!
TINY BOYS, 40
j HOURS LOST,
i FOUND UNHURT
KLAMATH ' 1-UU.S, Ore., .lune
1 0 ( Al') Suffering no apparent
distress from 40 h6urs' of aimless
wandering through thick woods
and underbrush, two tiny boys were
home today alter they had been
found by a searching party.
linsler Lowe, 7, and Jackie lie
Vine, 5 years old, wandered
the heavy timber near Kirk Mon
day morning. When they did not
ret u in a n orga n Ized sea rch was
started, lumber camps suspending
work that all men might join in
the search.
The children, werq . found late
yesterday. They had been without
food nnd without water for over a
day anil a half. The tots were,
tired hut unharmed. . ,
TfU'HSDAY I'IKXilt MS
The National Urondcasting cnirf
pany prnuram for Thursday night
into fnllows: 7, Troubadours: 7:30 to
K:30, symphony hour: K:30 to 9:30,
Memory Lane; la to 11, Slumber
hour; 11 to '2, dance music, Trih
caderans. !f
The American broadcasting com
pany prognim for Thursday night
follows: 8, opera company; 0, An
thony Kuwer: 9:30, artistic en
semble; 10, male iiuartet: 10:30,
news; 10, brass hand; 11,
Sorennders; 1 1 :3t to 1 11:30, organ
recital.
Sun Fi-anciM'o
KPO (rtS.ake) s, feature; 8:30,
t rio and mixed quartet : 9, violin
recital ; !t :30, men's cliorus; 1 0,
N1U
KKUO (filOkc) 8, features; 10,
Amos and Andy, 10:10 to 1, dance)
music.
Ojiklmul
KOO 790k-) 7:30, NUf; 0:30,
drau'ia; 10 to 12, Nlil
KLX (SSOkc) 8. featureH; 9, gos
pel hymns; 9:30, llawnllans.
'(irando visitors WedncMlay.
Mr, and Mrs. Harbin llufi'ntnn
and chllilren. of Maxvllle. were vis
iting at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Luther lllndmau from Wednesday
until Friday.
Mrs. A. .1 Tucker had the mis
fortune of spraining her ankle Fri
day. .1. K. Witherspoon, Lois nnd Ter
ry WUhersponn were shopping In
Ui (Iraude Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Witty had n
their guests Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mantas Witty and daughter Con
stance. Miss Leah Leigh, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Huob Witty nnd daughter,
Mrs. Joe Scott nnd children and
Mr. and -Mrs. Overton Scott and
children.
t O. Cntes nnd Arnold Wa'elty
were serving on the jury of the cir
cuit 'court last wfek.
Twelve of the farmers reset
Frank. Wade's fence for the market
intul u-bb.lt lu lii hn lititll nbinu- llm
Uindman lnne.
) Mrs. C.C Cates nnd lrances nnd
'Leonard Oaten were Ia firande Vis
itors several days last week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. AVillis Oulp and
'children were business visitors In
. ..... La (Irnnde lust week. 1
Varsity I M'i'H. (Uiy Pattitn, Mrs. Ralph
'KC.MMF.lt I'ONHvS COl'IF.O IX
PltlNTF.H (,IIIFI',)N
1
. 1 PA It IS (AP) I'rlnted ehlffon
com I and lacker llninir.s ha c their
accompanying Hpray of flowers I of the printed imiteriuL
mudo of the jiativn printed mateiiul
on Homo of the smartest inldseasoii
Hinunu-r ensenihlea.
The chiffon print flowers most
frequently ai'o seen in black or
blue and white on plain colored
sulta of lightweight wool crepe.
Flower sprays are.npt to Include,
a full blown flowur of. conservative
re, nnd, Btveral budsjwlth leaven
llalgarth and daughter and- Mrs
Flora Klllot were La (I ramie visi
tors Wednesday.
Mrs. Klma Sewfell was called to
Pendleton Friday on account of the
11 to 12. Vic Mi'
MI ST HAVF WARRANTS
LOS ANGKLRS. ('al,. ,1'une, 19
. A I.'.)- Police have been o7Ji:j;c4 ,to.J
cease raiding homes here for vio- J
lators of lhitior laws unless war-1
rants have been obtained. Officers
said the ruling would reduce nr
rests S5 per cent. , .
There Is more tluin one kind of
palm in Die avetnge American
hotel.
Three Brmiets
Beauty Queens
THE MODERN WAY TO
COOKVEGETABLES
Save the Vital Elements nnd
Improve the Flavor
Every woman who knows the im
portance of vegetable foods and
wishes to make these healthful
dishes tnsteful, will welcome the
work of two groups of nationally
known cooking experts. These wo
men experimented at length with
vegetables cooked in the various
ways. Their conclusions are of
value to everyone interested in diet
and health. Use little water in
cooking vegetables. Do not over
cook. Add a danh of sugar while
the foods are cooking.
What does the dash of sugar do?
H does not make the vegetables
taste sweet might he expected,
but it intensities the piquant fla
vors. It restores the freshness of
flavor. It helps to heighten the color
of the Vegetables.
Trv this Carrot l.onf recom
mended by one of the experts.
Scrape enough carrots to make a
pint of pulp. Boil in sightly sweet
ened water until tender. Then mash.
To the pint of pulp, add 2 well
beaten egg, teaspoon of salt,
'4 teaspoon of pepper, 2 teaspoons
of sugar and U cup of cream. Pour
into a well-buttered mold. Stand
this in a pnn of hot water and hake
in a moderate oven until firm. Turn
out on hot platter and surround
with peas and serve with white
sauce.
Use a dash of sugar to make the
healthful foods so appetizing that
people will eat them. (Jood food
? remote good htalth. The- Suar
tiAtitute.
Perfect 36 Now Is '
35 With Americans
PAUIS (AP) The average,
and Ideal American figure for
which American buyers order
l-'reoch models is not the my
thical 3fl, according to Miss
Dorothy Hchnilzer, but a huI
stunttnl nnd recognized 38.
Athletics and outdoor life
have had much to do with de
veloping American women
from the boasted 31 average
bust measurement to .'IS, Miss
Hchnitzer thinks.
There arc said to be fewer whales
than there used to be. Maybe
ome of those fishermen's stories
were true.after all.
21k
i r v
li? Cm
Night club skit
era orehestra.
Port hi ud
KOW (aanlte) 7;H0, NDOj n:.i.
1 feature's; 10; brans bund; 11, da'm
Mhriil.
Ki:X (llSOkc) R to 12, AIU pro
gram. Salt Lake Oily
KSL (IKlilkc) 8, male quartet;
8:3(1, tabernacle organ and choir;
10, Amos and Andy; 10:15, dance
music.
Irfs Angeles
KFI OUakc) 7:" NHO; 8:30,
musiiil program; !t, ct;oeit: Ki,
KNX finr.Okc) 8, feature; fl.
Lubovlski trio; 10, Ous Arnhehn
: orchestra; 1- to 1, dance music,
j ' Spokane
j K1IQ (.MlOkcj 7, XHO: 8:30, dd-
Tim r band; 'J.-, Amos and Andy;
ilo, brass bund; 11. feature.
I K(1A (H7Hkc), 8 to 12, ABC
lirogrn m.
Denver
KOA (83Hkc) Ktl
8:30, hand concert; !,
Seatilt
K.IR O)70kc) K to i:
gram.-
KOMO, (HOkc) 7:30, NIK';
old-time band; !':30, comedy;
Wide Yellow
Streak In
Current Fashions
lty Dlnnn .Merwlit
(Associated Press lashlon Kditor)
3!UHi;-r.ppi-l;.Pl.l)M.a, In
llTfrlf' -Paiiamn 'Tumi, " kotos
At exclusive Saint Cloud, where
the best' ' dressed women golferH
play, yellow sweaters, brown aklrtM
and yellow and brown acnesKOi'leH
are4 sweeping everything, else off
the horizon, l-lven berets, now tin
accepted part of the French golfing
uniform, are running to ycllowa
and browns.
Pale yellow tennis clothes are
advocated by some of the hading
couturiers, but so far none nt the
tennis stars of internal ional tonr-
nament caliber has taken the sug
I gestion to heart. Only 1, 1 1 II do
I Alvurcx, who sometimes wears, a
jfRESCENTm
When In Portland
Ymir stay will' he .
most pleasant and
comfortable hf 0io
Heathman Hotels
, . Two ITnusual C'uffG . Shops
nnd Ileathmnn Dhilng Room
, Luxurious and Comfortable
RobnV Accomodations.
r 1 with nJH the, fine facilities
of I'ortlaml'H newest hotels.
Surprisingly moderate rates.
G.
Heathman Hotels
E. Heathman
Owner and Mgr.
Park ul Salmon
;KO. M. KINO and
O. C. riFJIOK
Ass't. Mgra.
Uroadwny nt Salmon
serenaders;
news.
ATtO pro-
bi Ight yellow double breasted
jacket without sleeves, shows any
marked preference for the color of
lemons.
Yellow is extremely popular for
the dance frocks and Informal eve
ning dresses the younger women
are wearing at aouthern resorts,
couturiers report. It Is prophesied
as the leading Deauvlllc color of
the season, which probably means
Unit at alt I'Yench beach resort
K will he the I!i2it outdoor color.
Ja Grande, Ore., Grace Bids.
J40& Adams,
KHAKI PANTS
Kllll Out Well Made
(lood We'ght
Only 98
Cottonadc Pants
A K'luil !! riliK full '!
l:mtn .lark Kl'''.v Mti-lpi'.
Only $1J9
Moleskin Pants
(bnnine Moleskin
t'nlon made.
Only $3.45
( Same lliuo wo do not 1kUv,v0
what wt see... H Is iuiIh'Uov'
'hble-to Imuw wlutt a relief
tt Is to have one of our gtlj
' stMiI poUcleM on youf automoHT
bite. Set tic men (h uuuto In our
ivt a grdd ncal policy antly
Kit 1 guarniilci'tl prodx'tlon,,
Some day you will need It.
VP see.
rm-nwMrtiimn hi
R.Y CXOPSEY
PHONE e&
The LaQrmde Insurance
Agency
!l:Ki, II will hi' tln oulilnor color.
(lifts for the Fiilme Bride
: see MELVILLE'S first j
UOtiDKN I MltlllM, handle
desiptud In Die modern manne
ore very new. . A a rule two lyp
ami cobn-fi nf wood me uert. pr.-f
ernbh a dark and litiht wood, suet
n Die comhiiintfon in the kct;l
-rt.irlr tirnwii nnft mrrlrtrr "-wttt
a rfaik brown umbrella.
the trend ceinR lo be back toward
jbrunetf), accorditiK to recent
choices of aeveral college quoeiii.
iThepo three bruneta were chosen
by Holt Armstrong, nationally
j known beauty expert, a tha mnt
I beautiful v at the University
ot Arkansii. They are, top to
jbottom, Mildred Fletcher nf'Mltlo
jltork. Wtlma (Dover ft Lonoke
and JJuunig Mtiiiuni. oC.FaybUe-
villa.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday only
THIS COUPON
AM)
will
purcliaso
fine of our
8.VOO
i: i iti.n t:
RINGS
9 1 .00
anil Coupon
I'verllle (irnin have the fcuine fiery brilliancy, the p.irne blue
white eob.r. the xiirno perfect eutiing. as genuine flbtmonds cost
log one bundr'i) times as much'
i:erllti ltuit rt pr esent the utmost fit lit of modern wlence.
Sin-la 1 leaders, mil bona I res and our finest people, keep t heir
genuine di.'ituomlH in vaults and wi-nr Kverlit (icms. Kt:md all
tests of acid, flic, wiiter, and nib rnKcnpe.
Bring This Coupon and $1.00
li our More and receive either lady's or gentleman's $r,00
Kverllte King. Yon save exaeity 4, Limit, two lo u cus
tomer. None ftold to dealers.
When ordering by mall add Iic postage. Ktnte flnKi kIza
and whether lady's fir gentlennn's ring Is desired.
( til l't) NOT -VKOOSSiAHV
Silverthorne & Wright
Family Drug Store La Grande, Ore.
j5J
Free Delivery
Pattison Bros
The Pioneer Service Store
Featuring Special Prices
for Thursday and Friday
2V--S Preferred Stock
J'omntoes, A cairn for
Economy Jar Caps,
3 doz. for
69c
74c
I
Rottlu Caps I)iil)le CH
l.ncrjucred, !5 gross for 0 Iv
Carnation Oats, Premium
2 Largo
packages for ...
Hardwood Clothes
Pins, fi do., for
77c
33c
Red Fruit Jar Rings, extra
quality with lip - n n
3 rloz. for IOC
Old Style II. 0. Oats 4 -
pkgs. for 1C
Preferred Stock Sal- nQf
mon, 3 cans for 0C
Old Dutch Cleanser OQn
II cans for uOC
Aunt Jemima Pancake A -i
Hour, 3 pkgs. for 4tiC
Kingsford Com or Gloss
Starch, ' A n
4 pkgs. for 4: I C
Rhie Mountain or IJrookfield
2 II). Roll 93c
Call Main 80
fi