Friday. July 12, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
Society
Swi'mming,Party
-Honors Visitor
From Portland
MiiM Krnncfri Villi-- nf I'mnii.l
who i.H u pui'st this ui-ck of lit-r
aunt. Mix W. II. CIuiLl. 72 ( nvc- J
nue, is tin inspiration for number!
uf social t'wuis Kivt-n by si. me- of
I he yntinwr people of l.:i (Intmle.
MrM. (t'libl enterlalneil six Iiny.s :ttii
Kb ls ttt a ilinner party - r t 111-. J
Mtss Mrsant McAllisti-r Is!
h"lvlMK a swiiinniiis purty toilny itnii j
u lh:n event is u IjuftVi Clipper to j,
b(tfiVfli hy .Miss ltarhi.ia 'ooliilije j
Hnmluy. '
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Division Meets At i
Christian Church
A roimI nth-minnrp a vr-ry
KOOil meelhiK were I he' reports
wlieii-' Mrs. ( Jeorc 'UoclusU'r cn-terlalne-l
I Hvfsion H of the i-oynl
Haters aid of the Christian cliuieh
yrslei-'luy afternoon al her home.
The business transacted had to lo
aluiONt entirely' with vdrkwhlch
the Kroup will 'undertake this fall.
-Mis. Walter Price and duiiKhler,
llelene assisted .Mrs. ftorhester :n
nei'vinw HOllle lovely refreshment.
Mrs. Ray Blokland
" Honors visitors;
Mi'H, Itoheit K.'irt of rOuprenp,
Oregon, ami .Mrs. Lawrence 1 union
of 1'nrtland aie being cuinpliment
ed this afternoon by Mrs. Kay
1 (Ink hind who Is .cm eriatning for
them at he:- liornc ;n J sin nl Clyt.
'
Eagle Frolic To
Be Sept. 5, 6, 7
September U, 6 and 7 are the
dates chosen for tl- a.c;::I annual
frolic to die Riven by l he KYaternal
Order of Kagles, aeronling to
plans made at their regular meet
ing held last night The frolic is
to be a1 belief:! u the hall fun I,
the plans for a new hall heing dis
cussed frequent ly and more and
more definitely as the liiue fol
ia unch I us I lie inoverneiit becomes
more propitious.
The first, frolic, given last year,
l will be remembered as having been
successful from every point of
view. At I hat time it win more
or less of a venture. The plans for
this year will follow thes. of last I
year's enterprise.
MENUS
Hy SlMer Mary
UUlillK Hit' hillllllier lite iiiirm-
Kent eholee of foods will do muel,
foilahle. The heat ami tendency
to physical Inactivity make the
enerK.v requirements of the body
less than during cold weather, so
the caloric consumption nf the win
ter months should be reduced.
However ,lt Is vastly important to
eat nourish iner foods which will
regulate the functions of the body
and tftinrd against tho unnoyiny;
digestive troubles characteri.stic. of
the hot weather.
The .stomach is as sensitive to
the heat as any part of the human
organism, and overloading or
overtaxing in any way this organ
may cause much discomfort.
Kmim Pm!s to Avoid
There are certain types of foods
to avoid during excessive h
nt.
Kleh sauces and gravies, fried
food, heavy potatoes, rich cakes
and desserts, hot breads and
.sweets all have a decided heating
effect on the body. All fats are
' lieat. producers and some sire dit'li
cult to digest as well.
The roods to eat are fresh fruits
nnd vegetables, meat or Us substi
tute not oft flier than once a day
and plenty of milk and water.
l-'resh fruits and vegetables are
refreshing ami cooling and furnish
the body with the essential con
stituents for maintaining health
namely vitamins and inhi'Tal salts.
Protein Is always necessary to
take, cure of the wear ami tear of
the body, but sine proteins in
crease energy production in the
system ft is advisable to eat only
as much protein fond as is actual
ly needed.
lihpihK Tor Suminer-Time
Plenty of liipiids are needed at
nil times of the year. Hut as heat
causes more rapid evaporation
from the surface of the body, more
milk and water and J'ruit juice:
ore necessary in warm weather.
Keep In mind that iced beverages,
when drunk ra pldly, may cause
discomfort by the sudden chilling
or the stomach. Slowly sipping
very cold drinks and slowly eating
Ices Is the jta rest met hod -and
most effective, too. siiwe It brings
n more lasting coolness.
Plenty of roughage Is neeessnry
for summer as in winter. This is
fount) in fruits and vegetables.
Three welt-b;iI.iMoeii meals with
fruits, vegetable, milk u nd water
predominating nnd a minimum of
meat will do much toward milking
even Very hot weather endurable.
MILS. AHIt IIKS
PT. LOl'IS, Mo., .Inly 12 (AP)
Mrs. Angelica Yratnuin Carr. h7,
who was the original of the char
acter, Jennie Cnrvetl in the novel
by Wimdon Churchill, "The Crisis."
died at the Missouri Haptlst hos
pital here yesterday. She was ill
three weeks.
' Mrs. Carr was a damrhfr f
.lames V.. Yeatman. nl.-o the ori
ginal of n character In "The Cris- J
Ij." While the Yeatman cotntrv !
home, Itelleu-rnde wa a scene of
pnrt of lhe action in the ..vel.
News
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ONK .OK Uio snisirlpst new
pjjorts hais is the "AU'x'V buret of
wool in nil colors with 11 small up
turned brim eiltsed with grosgruiu.
Polka Dots
Rei,n As .
Summer Fancy
Ity Diana -Merw In
(Associated lYoss Kashfon Kdltor) !
TAUIS (Al') Mori; black and i
white in the form of minute polka j
dots and small floored prints ha (
IdOKMumcd forth here us a late sum- t
iner fancy. f
I'llnleil voiles, Keowtte erepes
and trope ile chinea are just us
popular as bh k satin, pieked by
some of the prophetsi earlier in the
blossomed forth here as a late sum
mer costume.
The polka dots and small pat
terned prints are pail of the revi
val of calico prints In old-fashion
etl UeSigns adapted to silK. Many ol
the print costumes appear on flno
days at the races in the form of
short coated silk suns. Some of tho
smartest of them have Kton col-
Jars and miffs and nearly all are as
tiimpic in eueei as wiitmi Kin i-us-
um,. Mum n, mui .in "Nimti n dent of the Fokker Aircraft
the simple costume. Une of the .on)m,uiim airplane iminufac
r.chest silks for evening Is the gold tureri(i wfn h(-a(l lhe m,w (.nl.lora.
...... Mori muieu in.h.soi -
ral big dressmakers us.
lor wraps
anil formal dresses.
So far the revival of black hose
for wear with summertime black
und white costumes Is limited al
most entirely io chic French wo
men. Hlaek gloves, however, have
ma ny partisans among Americans
and tiro more and more seen.
r
taiiadiailS VOlCC
Protest Against
Tariff Measure
WAHULVOTOiV, .July ' (AP)-
The fact that a conversation was
held between Minister , Massey, of
Canada, and Secretary Stinison
regard in? the tariff re'lslons now
under wiiy in. eoiireHs, bcoiiiue
knoivi) today after report. were
circulated at the rapitol that Can
ada had !;fii'im,sy protested sonio
of the increases propose'd in the
iiounr b:ll.
Word at the c.ipitnl was thai the
Canadian Kovernnn nl had verbally
lirolisled tiie increase proposed in
dotii s on shitmh s, luinher antl
feeler cattle. What happened ut
the conference between -Mr. Mas
sey and Mr. S; linseP, however, was
withheld nt the state department.
CVALYN KNAPP
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'CROWD VIEWS
!; GRIM TRAGEDY
UNKNOWINGLY
(ConOnuua lit.ui Pane 1)
hands iiulieated the purt ho had
taken In tho attempt to rescue the
hoys said thin never in his exper
ience had he seen sueh a tragedy.
: "In the plare of tho blu'e," Iw
' Kttd, "I saw btys and men leaping;
jlioin the roof. They fell iu feet.'
' their elothe.s blazing and lllutulnat
iiiK them as they came. We could .
do nothing to approach the build- j
hitf was to disk death. All we could ;
iId was to rush el we to the flames .
and dm sr away the hoys who hd i
jumped." ... . . j
I Arthur Stewart was one of tho t
j few spectators , who renlized what
I was happening, and that It was not
part of the program, Ho said he
. could never forget the scene. "Onn '
. moment there were laughing gay
hearted beys dressed in comic ens
I nines playing In part of the struc
ture. Laughing men and
UK men and women :
s.m.I wal. lKMl th fun '
t.TliMl- Hlllill-lllll-M
stood around
, Then wiih
. comedy turned to tragedy
KKM tkackdy
I.ONIH)N. July 12. A I') While
the dummy house fire horror was
taking place last night at Uilllng
ham, .there was a tragedy of l ire in
anot her nearby Ivenilsh town ai
so.
M Welling, only a few miles
away, a cinema theatre caught fire
from the operator's bo- and two
were burned to death and several
injured.
The audience wiis panir stricken
but at! managed to escape. Tho op
erator and his assist it perished.
West Coast Air
Corporation Is
To Operate Line
I.OS AXriKI.KN. July 12 (AP)
Mercer of the West Coast Air
Transport enmpnny and the West-j
ern Air Uxpress today had resulted1
In the formation of a new oi'Kun-
izaiun to oe Known us ine est
i oast Air Transport iorporauon
or ociaware.
The announcement of the no-
dulsllion of the nssots of (he West
mst ctmnnnv bv a urnnn lien. led
l)V jnnH,.s A. Talhot, chairman of
tll0 K),u.a of directors of the Rich-'
fioh, on r((n,1):iv of California,
;iml im.fH Mm nItnshuet-president
nf ,he WpHt .;SirPMHi WJ1H mmlp
j. yosterdav
Mr. Hanshue, who Is also presi- B
... Talhot atul 1 tout f.ir.l
M 0ivini Vj(.e presidents, and It.
u . 3lcKee, secretary-treasurer.
Head offices of the firm Will he
located here,
A daily airplane passenger ser
vico between Los Angeles and
Seattle will result from the com
bination,' the Western Air' Kxpress
operating planes between 1iere and
San Francisco, and the West Coast
line running ships between there
and Seattle.
I ii I ,
Chiropodist ni:..l Vt,(H
Speinli-I.
Dr. L. 15. Eaton R. C. P.
(Pi.'rflco llmileil lo Dm foi l)
l-'ui' I T jt ars one of the lead-in;-
Chlinpodl-ts of Portlaml,
will be at lhe Itnh Shop,
Smith hhl., neniNM finni I '.Iks
Club for a short time. Plume
Mam 577 ror appointments.
I AniiKnntkms l-'iee.
to tms
A delightful (rip for all
the family - to Viclorin
and Vancouver on a
Princess liner from
Seattle . . . then through
the Canadian Rockies
to Banff, Lake I.onisc
nnd the Bungalow
Camps on a fast Cana
dian Pacific transconti
nental train. ..return via
Calgary nnd Spokane.
Never the same scene
twice on this trip - an
ideal combination of
rail, water nnd resort
vacationing, made
economical by Low
Excursion Fares. C.'et
(totalis.
W.H.EE1CCN InlMmt FAtlH tIT.
It A eRMIItUY WRIUHDaAjtai,))!
AMCHIC4! BANn bllC.
C anaiSian I'atiflc T raxcUvri
( I tc,ltr:;iMi(I lhe World Ovvr.
Black Ninon
-r -x- ' w
ft s,? '$t&
Nl ?$Y '
ery new and elile Is the hlaek uinon nlKhtKown, with fitted vnke
ot fine ecru Ince llntl pomis Its way dalntllv to ft V in the front unit
a deep modish U In the hark. Krom the sides of this yoke the
nlnon fnlls In neeordinu pleats, and around the novmnl waistline a
little belt of tho hlaek Rives Hie kowii semblance to a tilted one.
Topping this (town is a siunnlnir iipkIIkpo of pink chiffon, with flow
ing sleeves nud hregulni1 three-qunvters length edged In wide ecru
lace.
i: ST.M A "." TOllAY
ROCI I I'ISTKH. X. Y., July 1
am Tho seventv-flfth imnlver
UnU of the bll.th of (je0rKe
KaHlmim
found the camera mng-jmy
,tlll,r ih,.,,,,,,!, hid mtrniMi-
routine, despite his declaration five
years ;two that he was to adopt a
ttf.nrt.nm. in which
leisure-
wiis to play a large part.
To the men who founded nnd
built up a $100,000,000 corporation
...
kf.kp wi-ri.ir ii!:irir
Dr. Belle Myers
Chiropractor
TTours-
2 lo S & Ho ft
Meat Groceries
Cor. Cedar and Washington
You often hear the statement made
that the prompt paying customers at
a service store pay for large credit
losses incurred by the poor payers our
store is unique in that our credit losses
are nil. This is one more of the many
reasons why we arc able to keep our
overhead down and pass this saving
along to our customers remember you
can get 'service and still save money.
Elgin hot liou.se tomatoes, lb 25
Oranges; large, sweet and juicy; 2 dozen ....51Y
Veal ground for meat loaf, lb 30
5 II). package of marshmallows, fresh and
fluffy : 79
Unico Oleo, 2 lbs 42c
Fresh eggs, dozen 3G
Loganberries and Raspberries are fine,
2 for 25
Nalley's Mayonaise, quart jar 59
Green Peas, picked fresh; 4 lbs 25
New Potatoes, 10 lbs , 3-1
Please Plume Your Orders Early We will be
Able to Give Uetter Service this Saturday.
Nightgown
employing nearly 20,000 workers! '
birthdays are no different than any
other. . '
'M don't care for any fussing on
birthday," he said. "I will not
alter my miuy routine in any way.
The Aero club of France eircu
lurized 3,000 people to see how
many would like tho chance of
buying an airplane at $l!,ooo or
less. Only 12 favored It.
PAYS daily hividknds
West .laoohtmn Irnlu
i (iruude. Ore.
Main 759
TllltKK IX) SII-MtK REWARD
ST. l.Ol'lS. July 12, (AD
Thni St. I.ouls ili'IPCtlvpa who lir
re8til Alfred A. Oliver, foiintr
j oonvirt and self-Hlylort real estttto
four banlll who killed four per..
Hons nml obtained nearly $200,.
(MM) In the holdup of a bunk at La
mar, Colo., over a year uko, will
share fft.iHM) a.s their reward, po
liee t'hlef .limeph (Serk announepd.
ll'MOIt 'I'KASIS TO l'l.AY
. rUMll.KTON. Ore., July 12
( A I ) The 1'endletim Amerlean
leKlon Junior hasehall team will
.meet the Milton Juniors here Kun
iilay in the filial Kanie to deeiilo.
who will retiresent the iliHlriet
iiKainst the Ontario team.
I.a Qrnndn. Orr., Grace Dldy.
14tiG Adnma,
Fancy Pajamas
A wide, variety of fancy
hroudcloih and prlnls. slip
over or button front Modids,
ftlHl COlOI'H.
$1.49 to $15
When you order by telephone and have delivered your groceries, vegeta
bles and fruits, you cannot see what is at the other end of the telephone.
You cannot know how long your order is exposed t oi'lies, dust, sun and
rain. ' , ' ; - '' " ,;
When yaihtjniy- from Piggly Wiggly you see with your own eyes that the
foods and the surroundings are clean.
Fels
Naptha Soap
Carton of 10 bars.
07
Van Camps
Pork and Beans
Med. size cans, 3
for 29
Van Camps
HOMINY
No. 2' can, 2 cans
25
Federation
A good flour milled
49 lb. bag
Iodized Salt
2h. pkg 10
Wheatena
A whole wheat cereal
Pkg 21
GRAPE JUICE
Royal Purple Brand
A pure Concord Grape Juice made
in New York.
Pint bottle 30
Quart bottle 58
Kerr's Best
Pint bottle. 25tf
Quart bottle : 13
Bring your P. and G. coupons to our stores, we will redeem them gladly.
The P-A- Piggly Wiggly Co
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Millinery
44
100 flowers for coat and drefls,
Pointed heel rayon mixed hose.
Children' fancy Hump.
Ladles Fancy Aproim of heavy
I'libhep,
Meu'H fancy Kxtra Heavy Turin
Onrtors; 1
79
l''rencli Panties of heavy rayon.
Ituyon HIooimm-h with pontraHt
Iuk" trim. Slips with deep shad
iw hems.
Kiddles presses
Men's Heavy Leather UeltB.
'hlUlrcn''.s Voile Dresses,
Ifddl's Out Suo Hose.
Children" Swealors.
IY0RY SOAP
99 ft PURE
LIKE MAGIC
for Clothes, Dishes
FREE CoHi-oui
Pm tcr & Cjamblc Soais
They Savt You Money I
Flour
in La Grande
'...$1.63
0-CEDAR
Polish
4 oz. lwttle 25
12 oz. bottle 18
lqt can $1.00
MOPS
No. 4 Triangle, the
newest design; each
90
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23
Mch'k Policy Jiresa ICohp. !
Ladle's Mercerized Hoiwv
Children's, J.onR'-Woar . Play
Hose. , ' ; '
Children's Kanoy Vi fox. '
93
RAY-O-SILK" Shorties with ruf
fled bottoms. HAY-O-HILK
Hloomora In nil aljes and shadea.
Non-liun Murrny-Knlt combina
tions. Pure thread tlk Kverwear
Hosiery. Ilaro-Leff lionlery shfr,
sou m I ess, . .
$1.79
One lot Rilp-on Sweatws. Heavy
Salln Slips. Ladle's wash dftsen
In voiles and prlntit,
Swansdown
Cake Flour
Large pkg. ....35
Cocoamalt
Malted milk with
chocolate flavor. 1
lb. can with shaker,
each .....48
Guldens
Mustard
Small Jar ..........5 ,
Large Jar ...15 1
Silver Spike Flour
Our Highest Patent Flour
49 lb. bag $1.85
Spinach
Lady Alice Brand
No. 2'o can 20
Hams
Armours Star
Half or Whole
Lb 32
Waxed Paper
Rolls Containing 100 feet.
Each ...23
White King
(Jranulated Soap
Large Package 44
Citrus Bar Soap
10 large bars 39