La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 27, 1930 LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Thre ' Miss Fay Hamilton ; 8",v' ",u"1 ,rf ".'.""f . , ,"' , v Mm. lluniilinu v.a drewd In black, And Mr. Hicks Are ;" Z . '-. Mi vviorl 3 n n A o r 1 Koll,,w,n ""' "'"'''''"K'' " view f iviailieu O U II U n y jn dainty two-course luncheon -wan '-. ;' i .served l.y Mrs. rlnmlltnii, Mrsr lino ' At', n niiict wedding ceremony LiuiBhlin, nnd Mi's. K. C, Myers. Miss ."uy llniulllon, .la 11 III i r u j Mr. Ilioks is athletic conch lit -Mi's. flair llautilton ht'iiiiM' I lit ' t ho iVntrul school where lit,, has lirhlo .or. Heuny Hicks, Hon or Mr. i been teaching fur hvn yeni's. The, mid Mr". .Arthur Hicks, of Cheney, bride is nKrii.lunio of J.n c.nin,le , Wash., Sun, lay al'lcrnoou ,. at I o'clock lu tin- homo of Or'.. Hello Myers, ui tho lllll apartments, with Urn i v. J:. dcoi-go Wni. orricint- lllg. The brhlo was iiltraotlvely utliivd ill II green georgette dl'Clis trimmed with ,tati, and modeled lit the new mode.. She carried u shower lx.lt- B 4 high school, mid iti now u tie.simum in Die Kustcrn Oregon Normal school. They will make their homo In thi' Johnson apariincpis, at 1 :it2 Kighth street. , ' . tlUCStS prcHCnt for tllO QVfUt wore: Mr. and' Mih. Mi. C. MyeiJt, ( "harlU Myers, Lo wanna, Mycin, Kovtu iJUighlin, and Hick Mo nun. relatives of iu; bride. RONCHITIS 'in'.;" .'I'.m;.1.'! - . was lul.j b'rhlay afternoon at the 'itlveria 'school. " V- lie Moore "'' Inilliil that "Kvor' I'lty- I'rohlcllis, or IIk. Uvwydny c.tild," by Uuiifrlnu A. Thomas, had been chosen by III eonilititlee to furnish lllliterhil for ; j the mi'ly miup, oignnliid lhi; year. . Mr. I'. M. Kennedy wan chosen I las leailer, mid tlio : rllMt meeting) will take blare Wednesday. I' oh. .1 I at 3::lo In lb Itlv.rin who'd. Any- one interested in Ibis eiass or any- j one wishing to join, is hulled to j alien. 1 this" meeting, when a tl.iy j must a.iilliblo will, bo selected riii : lte regular, sessions. ' The' first lliree flays of last week, a book esielmnire wan hehl ; ami ?57 worlli ,of-: books wen- liiin.lii.il, aei orillng Hi the reiorl of ; jtllo chalrniall, ilf. 1). Hi AUmuii. ; I Mrs, li, Kails' reported that it list j of those willing to serve on the : j jury, hail been Riven iu t ounly j .linltf.-. I!. Ci. Couell. The Ulblie wellar,- conilnitlee is still aellve 111 . jthe eliini'alKil to ereale selitl::i?!e , uiKiiltiHt erhue, anil uttenipt to nutUe I enforeeuient of the laws Coachin the Cochins 1 '.iii i k-t's r" I Ml more At bdtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with , V VAPORU8 OyER ti MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Charming- Bridge Luncheon Saturday 'T'.eh' v,,.- me associations .. ' 'nslieil to construct u.-rap books, ! Members or the Clio club were conluiniim ail oulsiilo anil Insiile iBiiesIs or Mrs. I'Ved K. l.anaer Sal- pubudiy.. One parent .ami one j unlay nrternooa at a- chnrmlnsr teacbei' were asked to assist Mrs. me ,-.aciijiiv.i ,M,miin. pniiiieiiy cnaiiman, in uio Snakinir ul" tile book, to be sub- to the state oi-Kani'allon y "Swell out vour cheat h niul look nice for the cauu'ramuu, ud yuu utfKht wid a prize ai the puliry show," Is what Mlfla Utndu SluuMi In wIIUik these two huff Cochin chickens. One U a heavyweight ami the other a bantam, and thoy were both cantcnilers for honors at the recent; Lo:; Anselcs Midwinter PauHry Show. , , . hridKc luni'ht'on at Inn with fovern laid fn'c lwHvt Hoiiim-h fr the artcrnoon'K piny inttti-ri lit cards wro won by Mrs. KiiUi'l, Miss Mayger Is Hostess to Club Mar. 31. A committee was appointed In visit all members who have not at tended recent meetlmts, and .en deavor to Interest them in the parent-teacher work. Afiss ijornia MuyKer was hostess tu'tlie' ttld-ellt ,aid. I.ose-em Hrfdo club when .It liiiit toiv.ti .dellnhlfnl leMiliillB or cards. Hat, li;di..'j at. her , home on N nvoriu'e; 'jTwp.lables.of j : hrldito were nt ; tjiliiy with Miss ' I Myrtle Hoyt 'wiunliR llonors - for i llicit score. , fpnkidrttion prize iivas , iircsuntoirtd Miss Mildred jVv'interV : hoi owiliif: iirkiuo ilu nly renvsli Announcements A New High" And a New Low In Shirts Pfd. $1.85 Would you InvoHl. In fi vory hlKh filial iti' shirt ut I ho coinmonplacn cost of Jl.S.'t? Will yon como in and look ,at patterns that luUt men hy the hand and; ltind . them Into huylnjr threo 11111, 41111.! at this price? I'ercaliiS nnd woven- madras. Neat stripes of dark and pastel colors on piatn Rro-.inds of white, hlun and tan. Sizes 14 to 17 and all sleeve leiiKllis. The So-Ne-llo club will meet lit 2.i6'c.loek tomorrow afternoon at lot nrecnwood, with -Mrs. l.lBKClt. Alt iiieiiiliersY4iy;.;re(iueslod lo be ;present. j; !!' ,'vr'i'. !;''.. 1 ' Tile t'lHlliiHin-itj:, RnviiB nhapvvnri'p.fl', : i i :r-r -f. t.,, .i,,A.,i -ui,i..,;i- , VI lll-H. Siiirltual siKiilrleancV's .. of "sorn, In celebrallon of tho birthday of wine and oih'.vliook'. reading and Itohort'liurns, the poet of Scotland; discussion. , , . 11 jolly supper was held lit tlio homo j . . " V - ... . of Mr. and Mm. Alfred Milne Hat-I The Woman's Home .Missionary urdny nlitlil, with about 25 persons society ill ''..the I'Mrst health. 11 Is well known that the body cannot survive loimci- than j two or three laluutes. without oxy. -"" I Hut the atmosphere afreets tho body in a number of other vital 1 manners., lu the process of ' living the body liberates a good deal of , heat. Thin heat niuvt be carried, off.'-The atmosphere. does that.. It ! also cu'erie;'. off perspiration. Wlien'thO. .body .cannot get rid of Its heat, tie ' perspll'titlu(Y U be comes nncoinfortalde and. iu ex treme cases, death may result. Ventilation should therefore be i so iirranKcd that these various ends lie served. A good atmosphere usu- 1 ally Is one in which the air clreu late.t slowly. I'Irculation aids tile i'l' ' -i . body in Kctling rid of excess heat Vomn.s.,l5ibt,v,,,..,1 ,,.,. I..eaviti'e windows open at night children. .'lve lilcturo prleH were 'given to 1 ho grades. , t'nslt prlaen own i.b , I lo high school students. Judge lion l.indsey spoke before the club, mid h musical o.ntorlitlir mom neitliiB 'it5 for noernhoeliei 1 fund, the Christ inns sen) sale bring ing from the eouniy with s of it from l.a nrnnde. : A club brenlil'ast hv.the spring. 11 casl rroni the Nelglibnihood elub iiiilting on 1 play al Hind dining stnto con vention: the exhibit of Oregon nr- lists; and Important changes In by laws were the high light" of the veal'. The iiineuilmenis 10 the !' ;h'iws put 111 it budget system nnd rained dues. It will be remembered that Mm. Krank Appleby's pnln. : lug "Ited Itnttle" wus one of tills I collection i iiim the exhibit of Ore gon arlisls. The picture was of Mrs. APIlleby's son t'nrlelon.' .Meeting I'lneo flillliged Mis, Hhervvood Wllllnms, preslr ilent during 1KS7-SS, presided fit the first meeting ""' iJt.t'rtiiKle hotel hallroom. The pressing need for muro spaeo In tho ndull side of the library and lav a separuto . and Inrgvr clilldren's room ninde It necessary that the club give up lisuuurtem In Ihe library baseiueiii where it had met since March, mil. A dlscusshin concerning I ho purchase ol"u small pari! ei-entod Ti -t-v XT TT interest' during this year nnd '.1 11 IJUCer iNO. rle S eouiintltea was appointed to ineij ' ........ . ..lunllnliu t,, lllseUSN 11111 wim-i u, a.,,,,..... . . wiivs und melius or piirohnsing same- Christinas seal sale'umOnn--1 ed to Jifid. A couiedy uiusliMIl IV(t Iralsed S-'-lO, j ' -" ) i i Mrs. .'. I.. Myers was prehl''lt iln iajx.2!i. ennip l.'lre lllrla wore sponsored tills year.. National fiarden and lienutliul Homes week was observed, club brrnkrast (lis 'continued ami the: outstanding 'event DlHtrlel No. fi met In con? I ventlon ut Ut Omnde lo orgnnno 'as 11 part of the federation. Aw Jnrt contesl aiming to Install loo ,of beauilful trees In tho children of l a- Clraude was carried on in the schools under Mrs. tlladyji art . supervisor lu 1110 "King's Cousin" At Milne Home classj will ' tneett Lomorrow jUt -21 o'clock. ItMne teoiii room .01. ihj ua , IlhlIir. i-non ,hrt mnm t.m- . ih'h 1'Vhr hi'lt' wUliout a. dral't. lsuallv 0110 window open n little at the lop and .another at the bottom will do the trick.-"' present to lmnor the 'poet of their country. ., . At a table decorated with Scotch thistles and heather, a delicious dinner was served. During: the evening many Interesting recita tions wore presented by Mrs. H. A. , Van Warmer, and David YVylle. Ultle- Misses Margaret and Alice Milne played a violin and pinno duct. ' Kunlco Meldrum danced tho 1 highland fling. Scotch dances were i enjoyed, and the singing of "Aui.l ( l-.a'ng Syne." closed the pleasant ! evening. , T . P.-T." Association Kplscopal church will inije-t at 2 o'clock at the homo, of Mrs, C. W. Krwin. SOS A dams'-aye hue.- i'jSenatos Borah's Mother-in-Law Dies HealthMks MOSt'OAV. Idaho, Jan. 27 (AIM Mc.s. Wiliaim J. McConnvIl, (14." widowof 'one, of Idaho's early day Lrovcrrinrs ami mother of M.r. 'Wil liam 12, .l!t)rah. died here today, victim, of a ' sudden heart attack, She crossed' the plains New Service Chiffon! HOSE In Plain and Black Heel ----. . -- Jnd federation . Hecretnry. Mm. .onisn KUtttj ticastiror. Mrs. Josslo Cavnii'ii ,!i'io othor yor booK'Unta i)fflcors 11s;. president, Mrs. Clara V. I.ylej vino .proiildent, Mrs, Nno, inn .Mnntcrlpn,: rceordlng goerotury. Miss Margaret Anson; correspond -Itig anil federiitlprt oerlnry, Mm, j.ouise, IJIIIsj tfeas'.irer. lr. Jessie Cnviinn, The flrnt prnnrain In this jenr l)t)"ol n Tuemloy,--Hcptcin. her 3l,;Utl7,wllh "Mighty Yukon" Us the uhjoirit. The net meeting, 4 parliamentary drill, was sched uled to' be led. by Mrs. Josslo.Ca. Vaha. Tlio nroBrnms ' following? J Were bnsod, pitlhe '.history, of our oountrye , The last program uixio was Tiiesilay. jlanuury' 28, .; 7 . , ., It was In the yenr -U'ja that the Kelghhorhood elnh . becumo afl'll led with the flciiernl .h'edcrmlon and In IS!i'.rwlth the Btnte, Keilera tlon. : r-..:'. "; ':.,.'' " - It" mny-.si.ein, unusual th'nt wo men, who tiro so-ofici grnntefi inn right to change things nt will, should, ' while other organization grew and died or took new niunoi. retain the-name used when u Mitio group of seven. .were. truly a small 'fNelghborhood ' elilb.-.V " '. I'Iia nlub iliivs liavn slnen the be ginning', been Hort 'Taoayj. urv . mllK,' i , ', ;.,,. The o uh colors are wliHo and gold, j ,.,,, rr.cllki.. .M ,. Vhn 'elUlV.flQnrrW'nfS-'.T fpr'enill.,.rt before any mixing Is olnlvohg.ts.e,Vtiieri-a,The, P'WJ-' ,,,.,,.,,. t , , . A . ful V -, pis, yeqthelMb un i , Jr ,,;,f ,,,.; ,1!lvo 1Wl, ,easu.'lnK In the I.a..Gr;ino-hotel.. !; V ; ; ' I cups, one for drv Ingreilienls and ; rile. clUli!llloU):'lh .e.'f.ho'itHentesl ,ono'. for liquids. KnllliiB 1.00 ?. PUTMAN'S Ready-tu-Wenr imn: r,t- tin, ,1,1a I,-,, I II tn- llllu flood to ; ..tho A(lrei)tesr;N.nml,e'r." j incasine the drv liisiVillciils lrst , yiiip, onje.etpr.,iiie neigiinoriiooii aHd Mini liiiuld iumedlents seeoml. o'lul slall he uiiittial ,'liiiroVisiiipnt , meusiirenicnts me level.' ijf Its Hieiu'b.ersliitid thttlr juvniioe- .in,., . coiiferlloners' , nawdei ed ment In- lUeratiUtf'iVl.ltlire, (ipd roe lu( Branulnted sngaiH are usualSy tidiicnllonnl," clvlb"; ,iunl lleglalatlvo j slfled once . heroic measuriiiB. Iinproveliicnt; :Thi) .,.iivi'mleisliln ! ., n sugar Is rolled before shall: be Mtillmlted.' .prhlo .There are others who take T t-. . ' if , in neillB iresn air iienus. in XSUSineSS Med,, The prejudice aguinst ecl.l air - ' i parliciilnrh- 'n'Biiii'ist nlKh't"air, ii A short business session of tho deep-rooteil. Hlverla rarent-Teacher association Mi:r.i;l.Y A cjt'Acii; on vui ' : OIM.-A"s'4V. .. Willi Ihe approach of ivliit'er ilie -Wlllamette Valley iltiesliun oT open windows beeomcRl Ha-'; apd she saw the colorrill le pertlnenl. .' , - i : ti '. i vefopinorit of . the wes; ' . The mati ; There are some who. as the fur- she married In . IKSB was destined i nance la started, literally null the , i"J " "'" ne in im- ui..u,. wlndoivs down for the winter. I hut Impressive melodrama that was lilalio s History as a lerrnory., ana. state. ''..'rt. ' r . -i ..Mh A Hume ilureau Hera la a new nni) striking camera study of Premier Ponlto Mussolini of Italy. He Is wearing the Collar of the Annnnrlfltn. which trivia htiti the j the-- title of "King's Cousin,"- It's in Oregon- In ! Iu m old Kalian custom and an iiiuitioiiai nonor . tor the premier. I'rofessor Clodfrey spoke on La Grande Says "It's the Best Ever" YOU TOO WILL MARVELOVER staiTliiB JOHN GILBERT NORMA SHEARER WILLIAM HAINES JOAN CRAWFORD CONRAD NAGEL BESSIE LOVE UKELELB IKE MARION DAVIES BUSTER KEATON And Many More All Talking Singing Dancing Chorus of 200 when music. .Christinas seal salo. ITifiS. ,:jMu8leat dopnrlment organii'.ed in 'tluicluh. -V-XvqiiU Qf nnusuarintercst ln SNOWliniDS nOiV., TIK.. VI(4ivcVhowheldHhe J.dy , ,f IMlltiKdon romv wus vt 'd tho olub AmiM-hMn homes, bowver. tend! lIXNKArOI.lS, Minn., Jan. to be, overheated in wintVr tltn. (Al1) Klying from Karwo, N.D.', When M'H NU Inside and : tr'w.vw'- in than two hours, army fliers .inisbie' nfion 'n. chill ,iW. he ore- making a winter reliability test and (numediute'.eaiisc of a cursor cobi. v -v. What, .then, h the eonnnon-scnKti atlitude 'fm this quesiiMi, particu larl at ,'night time.' ..-- The nnwer is Kiven by (he very flight through Northwestern States arrived at Wold-Chamberlain field here today, without mishap. ate 18!'. flan tons of spinach dining the last yearf according n relation that, air beai j? to Hie and j litailnlics.-. Wo hiK that ends that. Neighborhood Club Gave Assistance During Gloomy Days of World War bonutiry un tho city wlih rosiv ' luh planned to sightly spots .about trees.. A .Successful llelter ilouies week at the Y. M. O. A. with splendid exhibits by merehnnts. '.Airs. II. A. Zurbrlck, liresident during Ml24-2i, wearing Ihe cos tume worn during her admlnlsira tloiit a black hat, shoulder fur, and dress of velvet -with much creamy lace, told of the year laid away In the pleasant lavendar of her past 1 lougln ss, grades. ., . - t to tbii rrosent And what of IIIS!l-ilO with Mlg. 1 I, ingle us inesldent ! Rach nroirraiii of the .year has been an loutslnndliiB one fully of Inillviiluul; Hi- The Chrtstlllas seal sale c.ovr Italnly was ulinosl overwhelmlng.l. ' outstanding. And the Inst vonlm l- the reviving of long hurl.eu ineii orles In giving tho nasi presidents day all their own In which to glo the history of their Neighborhood (.b rnvor thlrty-rivo years of lils lorv, iiariillellng that of l.a flninde llsell".' Who can tell yet the main accomplishment of the Neighbor hood club nils year . i Mrs. 1,. II. Moo. ehnlrmiiii for past presidents day and -who de serves a great deal of eredt rnr thh splendid results, said In c.los..ig, that though there were several who deserved special nieniion unusual and 'continued efforts, lh( Insist presidents wished to mention one, iiecauiio of her wonderful work In the Monday Muslcnle Mrs. . l, -VI.. A .Iftl'V. ' ' Two local, women who had I ho honor or being elecled as n presi dent of the club but were tumble to serve, and so were not Installed were Mrs. J. 1. Smith and Mrs. 1. Kiddle. . '"'. ,a, During ihe history of the clO.li t measuring. To measure u cupiul. j or. Iinv given drv Ingredient, fill the cup. .using a-big spoon or a j. scoop and rounding tile ingredient j-nhoYo. the top .of the clip, With i tliu dull edgo or it knife, scrape ofr j tlio 'surplus, 'niitlting the ;enntens, , oven Willi tlio top of the cup or'. !"le.vol full."' . 1 i . 'Ilmi't llhime the Hct'lpc .. :, Follow directions us exactly as r pnsslble. 'tills applies In the nieth-. I odrof procedtirh 'lis well 'us to tlio , iieeuiae.v ill iie'ioiui lag nun usiux Iti M-tH lniv , '. The jtowe.ook who thilL'.es that r, reclioii"noth.Lng.imo.ro nor lens than iv. "formullj.'.'-. jind1 nltrteks her vooliing rirQVl'lu!-wltlrtle siuno nt tuuile of.tmlii4 tbtt b1io .usm for her eheiBlny '"Uilii'jirifOtlce.'i'.inny bo surA thit hoii-tooiL .will '!ht l'aN iitable 'iin.fi Ihat-.tltero . wlU. li no.; the speclllc. Ingiedleuts called ifor failure providing:-of .course, that i in tho recipe. If this has not been jho1 tis's rellahle-reolpes ' ' v . : ilone. It s not fair to lilame itliti '.' r turhW 'AiinWa.?ii1 in' '.nhlt'e' 'ii.f W1 ' (Mare. - -.1 . least tfcV Jills fithVhWttJino 1,1 l'n'l to suit peiw.,, vth thfl lngreriletusiVnvl tnetl,oil. hi lustis. lie suie ull Ingreaierts tut l 1 'A r ' ' 11.,' l-o-irfn : - ; -.v ' v. ' any, -co lenis, aiioiii.-a reeipei on tlje llOHSe,, , v. jm ihluul 11 In I . consiiier.' tno -tinio-..i'eninreu-, i.or. j mixing MtW ot (lulling tn i I )" ' l'"1" ""f " ktloii with he rest of tlm ineu) 1'iinli In on. s mind lot bj h, vseiijhle'.)lir: tlv'V! IngredlenlK ! Jlnie the meal is. served and dim Wid. 'ufrnrilfl ':kV.Uij)Hhor.wlir lie dishes washed, the ileflnlte ,rind no iielav."dt; itn .lime, a Slliuites helpful cuiumcnl nuiy, be .fiiigut-. spent lifVrtrandc. ,Kcixi'eh .foh-wnte rial, lo. enok', of articles, (o;oooK with, qiovwalt J'l" tonooiHlen... ". Mst.ff.Viili.'';Mn,i' . , Mimsura . till- Ingredients, no- xurutel-v.' slng n, Ml'inl!r.d -ineu-Hur-.. ...i - i-... ii. lllg CU(l'Ulll-,Slll"JI., , -" 'IU'vm.- entn thut' neil .BPeelnlV Attention , tv;;.,,."., ,' ' U J,jVHtHrrrS ten. ' Keep In mind that Judgment itud ."ciunmwn House - aro two lni-; portant Ingredients In any reclpn nnd must bo developed Individual ly and personallv no matter hot? "fool-proop- a recipe-may ulm to be. . only Iweuly-slx members nav lost by death, six of Ihese belnr past presidents. ' The year books on display during Ihe uriernoon were all loaned by Ml'H. J. I). Plater, with the excep tion of three belonging to . M.r. Stella Ingle. . -.: InleiCStlUB lllMlkH . 1'ho two year books reported, o A teachers parly at Uio old country . )0 rjrHL published are most Inter (Continued from rage One) uagi' has club, the draco Wood Jess concert, then . .endowment fund tea, Uio The club now. scholarship loan fund ilanco, tho -jcnicken pie supper, anil the coffee demonstrations on Kalurduys. Tho club received l(l Insli'ad of 2llli.' 22, 'reports the musical event !' nf ''' Wrgotten to on the streets, ;-!.' 5 ineinbt'is. I-'aniniis Harpist Here Mri. Let Warnlck, president in 21 Home l'hvs lluininn" was played at tin" ninna bv .Mrs. Lvnn Wriulit as Mrs. Hunter, dressed iu tho ' 0i" "t ho7yt.iU. Wcre the bringing of ,n-lve'. on their . Sjilurday. .Tho whlli- uniform of a' wflr tltn.- nurse, ' All),.rJ llvl Uwn fuV,!nHiKt luirillhrlBln'w Hml saU) uuiounteU to look her chair. ' . ;. ,:..Uf the .world, to l.a Clraude for u'fW. The club, sponsored, Mrs, K. Mrs. T. J. Seroggin f.dlowed hi concert In Ma.vh. and Mary Hull- ' ';i lmnn h clrcu utlng Picture liH'.i. rroKiains slid had war nek for a piano concert. With thi ' . . ' ' ... . . lltino -r ..!.. nnil -... lit.-r:.. i . ...... f.l I Itnn t.1 K7ll.HR. work be- WllgUl tureV 'I'he club lAirchaHcd a piano, gun on the Victory way. An op enlargi'd th-;lr stag;, organized a cn-Ha, "Hul Hul." iltruelcd by Mva. sfxtefte, and began, sending holeg itlchardson with door -receipt of instead of flowers toinembPi-rf who were III. Donations were niad. to American Women's hospital. Salva tion.. Army. Knights of Columbun war work, Y. M. (.'. A., Y W. C. A., American Ited Cross. Our Library flao, Oregon Assoelution of 1'iv VfMition - of Tuberculosis 182.4 I'acific t'oast Kcseiie and I'rdtee tion association, student loan fund with Mrs. Lynn Wright at chair man was a success. .Mrs. Lester ; Stoddard put oil' two peifornianceH !of "Madumo HullerflyJ' Mim. Cbrlstmus seal sale wart!4 "" ""in " .nw.im.iu,. u. I lie vi I vie ifivuie yu omnia it. was another oiitstaiidliig event, ,.Mrs. lOlmer MeMnnus arranged an siinir. The first program, iiirtv- ilay. Kcbruary Hi. IM7, m Wush Inglon und Kranklln. iiresldellts flf the t'nlled unites, follows it fly leivf In the first year hook, which bears only the club flower itiimo, Th,e hist meeting was n -'lrlotht 8a clal Hay" on Juno si. Ihe next to Ihe lasl page Inrornis us In tiny print nil alone on a big page thill "iiieetlngs are held every second Tuesday" und the last pago nlvfcs the following ofrieers: president, j Mrs. Mary Cox; vlro president, Mrs. Clara l.yle; recording secrelary, j Mrs. Anna Oliver; correspondlJi'g ; COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Ceuh (rani foldi out lui iIqiu troufile, Jfoa . ijoh nop ,llim now H)th.Cteomalnlim-sn emuhtfied creoMie - tUat : ir ,tltssat' -to laifc CreouttUlpq. la .a medical dlKovery With IwwfolJ' rtlofi. It oo1k and toU iltr luflnpoil" unrabranaii apd in. iblti prm gtowili, , , . ',. ,, . ,. Of all kaowrt diu(( eraaaoi U fee aDia4 UT' 1'iiih ; medical avihorillea aaoae of IM, grea.eftl beallnu agrnciea In coub'fttint colda, and proncliial Irritation. Cttonmlilon cpgialni. In addition tv creotote, . oihor healing elcraoula which aoollie ami heal tits inllamcd niciiibranea and utop the ir-. . litation. whilo Ihe creomte goes on to the (lunucli, ia . obsorbed Into tho Wood, allacki the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs.. Crcomiililon It fiiuranlecd snllnfuc lory in llie treatment of coughs from colds, brenrtiltla and minor forma of bronchial irritations, and la excellent for building up the system after cojils or flu. Money .refunded if not -relieved after tukmg according todirtc- tioris. AsK your Urugglit, tuilv.) CREOMULSIOW FORTtfeXXHGnmOMCOLDS THAT HANG ON rr,n. The $5lil and one or the outstanding i program - rcalures was the parlia-i ,,,,,,,I,-U-,1,-1I. 1,U M,-U I-! l I1KM- ,,,., 11 ii... ).in,. nf it,,, v,, m i opcnitui for children which ' was .,, .,r tiiA r.j i ii ,.. ! given twice. was put into Ihe building f-lnd. j Mrs. Alfred I,. Itlchardsou was Pli sideut. In 1922-23, The big ob jective for tile year was the cluli Mrs. Donald J'uguu presented "Tile Show on'." Con certs during the year by Mark Dan iels, baritone, Mrs. A. Jt Itlcliard- soll, soprano, I'MIll Council .lesse, $l:t, Inward piano lor high school l house building fund. A datielns I" '"" '"" ' $25. Armenian relief. A public parly, netting 1 1 "7 made it possible ; violinist, Marguerite t arm y, so healll. nurse was secured for I n-'lor the chairman, Mrs. Itay Mur- "ru,n; Mo1,,H; 'co,n,aiill. ion eouniy. . ' phy. to send the largest donation undMon.luy niuseal song reellal by Itlg s,.,,l .:,.., i in the state . the scholar- j tSTd ?u"nrt i'a ad led , , , ,i, , ship loan fund; a Tom Thumb wed- '"use b IMInf, run(l s an did Mrs. John Thels-ii, president In ! . ' . . . .m,rviloil of ,. '" Tim year was ended Willi a 2 reporis the biggest musical .Ztrt dl cto v h a cit o " '" '" ' even, was the preseni,, , of Ar- , , canyon. bur Mld.lleton o the Metropol a , , MrH A yMru Wk, . S.nle t'omenll.,,, Md.-rtnlncl p.ra company In a song reellal. n..t door receipts of 226; MrsJ IM.rlne Mrs. flaude II. Scran Ihe dramalle event was the read- . , .. ,,.,,,. ii, i,isImh,IIiii- : fit. Si. Christmas seal sale iimounl- ! event was Ihe meeting of Ihe Ktlite led to 7"7.4(i wllh Mrs. Charles I'Vileratloil held in l.a llrnndo. I'layl.t as chairman: the play "Miss l'"unds for llils were raised by an I. uio Hell" directed by Mrs. DonaN old-time dance which was such n I'aglie, door receipts being $270.20. ueeessflll nffulr, bringing In infill.. Nelghbni booa club sponsored l. 23. that II wus repented. The re. business nnd professional women's e. lpts for the second dune,, were club,' contrlhutlng Mfi to lis Irons- !ll0.iir. and the expeifses were niry. (linden week, April 0-15, ,(l- 1 1 7.7f,, a loss or 1 . 1 0. A Kedeni- so bad its In. eptlou this year. Two tlon News tea, given at Mis. A. J. Iliteriiallonnllj known musical in-jHtnnge's, netted 7G. The picture iit f.nnr-i...i u..-i,i uiiinui nn.i : lueinorv contest was another out- promcutcd for a intrmnrla .inw., w soprano, wee j landing activity. Christina eal of tn cs r.om th.. ciiy to ,)I0llKht to lhP rlly (tl concert. M.m. !''! nmoimliMl to $711 for I'nion park to be dedicated to I nlon fJojin Tn(ij rhlllnniin l(f the club (i'onnty. 4ifi being raised In l.a county boys who par cipa.e.i n f &m fur Uvo (lIv.jr Grunl. A Halvngo sale netted V.l tin- vh tory in the W orld war .--1. MvA UrWft t.m)() waH (.huir.!an.l advcrtbilng in the Ia Omnde Mil wjis raised for tin- trees nor- , , f.,iliion of lh.- l-Vdi-rntlon Nhvh brought $3o.km to add to the cliiVfSU- The Kederullon News In now hous building fund, romlng with 'called the. Oregon Club Wonmn. tin. intern, and cnlhnslasm In theJThero was an exhibit of modern nuine'.oua activities of ;he club, 1 American painting sent out by th.-nin.-ty new names were nitric.. trJ American Federation of Art upon. sorefi tiy tne an nepanincni. j n club breakfast wus omitted. iug of the "lloiats.Shop by Mrs. Winil'red Windiis lhy. Christinas seal committee Hold hl.hi worth if st-als. A great many donations wen? made by the club and a gr.-:.t ri.-al of money raised. Numerous lmprovcmt ills in furnishings were made In einh rooms. The three out standing accomplishments for the year were the retainnu'iit of the public In alth nurs: on eouniy pay roll; the iiiovi-mi'iu vtKoroiisly fug tin- two ytai-s): and the work of tin child welfare committee which was: An ordinance for curfew to rlnsr al 3:1 ft enforced. 8 Clean Your 8 g Teeth 5 ! 0 All Over 0 0 Tooth Brush 0 0 15c to 50c 0 w Among the 19 styles of U Q Kltnso T.eth Bruihei you Q n will find one that Is built Q to HI your teoth. With It X tt you can reach those hid. V den corners that serve as D fffl breeding nl.-.ces fo. eermi. ft K Sold only at Itexsll Stores. X Securing cooperat Ion of book- t hi- membership, ston-s tn pki'-ing good literal. ire on .M'ttcli Act-oinplMied the shelves. Mm. .1. J. Lyneh, pretudont dur-; I'nder Mrs. Hobert Knkln, pre:- rtlllzlng Hoy Scouts in clean-up j lf-3-- accompllshtid the foI-;denl during 1:126.27, tho picture week, teaching children civic prld . '"Ving during her administration: : memory contest In the HehoolH was r Aided HusiiH'BH and ProfeMHloiml chulrinun, 'Mm. K. V. MoitJiman. ' Womin'H club, who also used clul;The name of each picture nrd ar- Tbe enrorrcmont of ordinance .rooms. Hot In the entire collection wan prohibiting use of profane huig-j Hostess to Alpha elub of Haker. named correctly by three hundred (A bano.net was civen th- boys i terw.ird at ihe' Y. M. C. A.) GLASS DRUGS Inc. TIIK nv.XAI.T, STOIIU I,a Grande, Ore. r'i .oulUoIivckaUi FAST ACTION WITH WANT ADS If you want to rent or sell, the quickest way to find good prospects is through the Classified Columns. Hundreds of people read these columns daily to fill their immediate needs. Get in touch with them through . a well - worded .Want Ad. Phone Main 37 TTIHIE LBSIEIRVIEfjQ timm ail niVi hi ii