La Grande evening observer., December 27, 1922, Image 2

Vv"c:nc3Jiy, Dcccmboi- 27, 1522
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THE LA GRANGE EVEXLG Cr.oEr.VZri
There are none so blind tliut they
were served. Festivities of the oc
casion were continued with u sump
tuous wedding dinner on Christmas
i day. Their many friends join in
enn't see tne oiner "
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Outfit them with shoes. This also applies to the.
youngsters who don't go. away vacation being a much
more convenient time to shop for the children than crowd-'
ed Saturday mornings. Assortments of both school and
dress shoes are complete so you can outfit the child com
pletely in one trip to our Shoe Department.
Hill's Department Store
MINC SEE!
WHEA
yhile Process is New in
Oregon Results" Have
.Been -Equal to Expecta
tions.
(By F. W. Italian!)
In these days of low prices of form
products, eunmmiienl production is a
C matter oC i;st importance. Factors,
v width reduce production costs arc bo-
iiur eagerly Bought by fanner. A
' fifteen or twenty per cent saving
' in any furm operation is u Kuhstan-
tial one. ,A twenty, per cent savin if.
iin seed cdst lif being affected by jownr
em of i(iO0()4i;re8 ofi wheat laml'itf
fl MorrowfjI-ouijLy. TMy arc twin
twenty Mlt.peWtlui wheat nncJSreU
t ting us guod or be-ttor stands than
r their neighbors. The reason for
( this ib treatment of seed with coVlM 1
J Par carbonate instead of copper mil-E J
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. f piuibu )f ia'i in" iui ii.vhc JVMumw.i in
fin uaat years, These solutions used
t wherever wheat is so sown in the
J western country for smut control, al
I way. kUl. aiu tu3ieeiiil!tu poixenijige
oPtne scVrfrvroptfer carboimre iiiV
of the; germination nouern of uie
,srtd'Vii',tl-iftid threfortMwnryJ pVv
jftfhould be sown, according to (. K.
VHyalop, of tho Farm Crops' Depart
jnient of Hhe Oregon. Agricultural col
Klege. r'A While treating seed what with
copper carbonate is new this year in
: Oregon, it has been practiced suc
cessfully many years in Australia.
Last fall county agents, in Easterns-Oregon
counties persuaded a few
wheat growers to try the new meth
od "and te results everywhere have
' been successful. In some fuses the
.'.'new treatment! is more effective in
'. uctual smut control than am the old
methods. In other instances it is
somewhat effective and on the uvc
ago has about the same elTectivcness.
This conclusion is reached after ex
tensive experimental trials in Ore
gon, Washington and California, sup
plemented By VxU-nsivjp field demon
y trations in these, states, :
;,v, Tho new treatiliir method
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Article No. 2 .
Choice of Suit in Bidding -Card,
Probabilities
' CHOICE OF Sn,T r; lilODIXti jt.il.e the following hand:
As it takes five tricks ar Hubs urj 118 A K, 7, 6, 5 '
Planmnds (or K.une, these miiis ara C lubs 10, SI 8
designated minor wits and fbe Ilc.nl! Ojamo.uls 10, 7, 6
tad Sp.ide anils, reijyiriiu; ir:;i- fuurl p.uica Ji
tricka fur major shid. it'is tl.. This luud iiatooclexatnpleof a hand
e nrienre uf thp Ik-HI pl.'ivrii tlupit i:! r'Mll.-l''i'"A Avv Ciid suit. TJc pruli
s!mii an axioiu nf tu- itm th.ir tin-1 ibilnv as ij division if thcfeiliL re-
lir.iiif.of iM-lV&it mhjUi'-iiv of hai!h 1 ' uuiiiK Mis of ihe Heart su?t; U that
J .it q Dint p. (I irilcii.r Irjcl.s to, th.it
I The Country club, one of the most
popular r-ttea for social functions' in
, a Oiande, was the scene of many
dinners and social events during the
'Christmas season. About fifteen
.members drove to the Country club
on Chtistmnjf day und-unjoygd a tur
key dinner and Koveral amnilcr, di"
iern were given.
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Mis. Harry Zurbrick will entertain
at bridge this evening at her home
at seven o'clock in hj'tior of her sis
ter, Mrs. Karl Kvana, who is visit
ing in La Grande for spme time.
f Ono of the Christmas social af
fairs of prominence occurred when
Mr. and Mia. M. U. Donopuc gave a
delightful dinner to a numlicr of her
friends. The dining room was taste
fully decorated in Christmas bells and
varnations. ' . .
I Those present were Mr. and Mr?.
W. II. Uobnenkamp, Mrs. Bessie Car-
mey, Mr. and Mca. W; R. Jones, Mrs.
'Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hunter
and the host and. hostess.
i The Clio club will be entertained
'by Mrs. Hal Uohnenkamp at the
Country club on Friday evening, le
'cember 2).
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! The L. D. S. Sunday school gave
S a Iuriy lor tue youngsters at tne
,-l. ,l. J. Ainuseiiicin, nau on uie
: afternoon of Christmas day. Santa
Calus was present with a goodly sup-
J!ply of candies and nuts for everyone.
I The hall was beautifully decorated
with'pni& uougns anu colors sugges
tive of 1 tho Christmas and a large
tree stood'at one end of the halj..
On Christmas night a dpnee , wan
givuii and. a large crowd was pres
ent, all acclaiming the evening ft
pronounced success. j
Mrs. W. G: 'Sawyer delightfully en
tertained the Lucky Thirteen club t
her home on, I'oujth street on -Frj-ilay
afteinooii, December '22. All re
ported, a veryenjoyablo time.
The next' meeting" of the Kaffee
K latch club will be- held at the Coun
try cluli on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. T Scrogins act
ing as hostess
The Country, club was the scene
another of those : delightful dances
I that are becoming a'- reeular event,
on last b i.iday evening. A tine
crowd was in attendance and all re-j
ported a very enjoyable evening. j
I La Grande, when Martha J. Lar
more became the bride of Clayton M.
i Goodman on Sunday, December 24th
at li o'clock p. m. in the presence
of relatives and friends. Rev. A. K.
Sitton, pastor of the Haptist church,
officiated.
The bride, who has been a very
successful teacher in tho Enterprise
schools for the past two years, is
tht lUtxrhtov if Mru I? I I ni'tllnrp
of Fairfield, Iowa. The eroom is a
'prominent stockman of Wallowa
(county and is the son of Mrs. W. W.
'Goodman of La Grande.
'1 he bride was attired in a benu
!tifi:J gi",'!i f'f evoam satin charmeuse
jwith an overdrape of Spanish lace.
; She carried a bridal bounuet of
jOpbelia roses. The hopie was beau
Uifully 'decorated in harmony with
I tho holiday season. As the. bride
jand groom entered to the- strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, played
i by Mrs, Vernon Ainesworth, sister
I of the groom, the lights were turned
jlow and the ceremony was made
i much more impressive by the silvery
decorated archway under which they
'stood. It was illuminated by the
i light from Christmas candles and the
I glow of the fire from the grate.
I After the ceremony the bride and
'groom led the way to the dining
room where dainty refreshments
invoiti: im: ui.:i
Jml.re Walter Kvutis recently errant
co. a divorce decree to Kdytlio Keem.
.j( :isi,n, on ))f, grounds of In.l) n inuil
uii, cruel treiti meal, whtrli she
cha.'v?(,,l ber )iUMt)and, JonnUmn Ueem,
Wlh- several ntonths ago.
Italian who killed himself bccnuHe
he was unable to learn Knglish i
New York seems to haye thought It
was spokt'n there.
Day by (Jay and in every way the
world is cuuiiinir nearer to January
1 with its bills and creditors clamor
ing for payment. '
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Films '
Keep them coming our, way.
Our picture p.liint is always
l)usy but we can still devel
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Pictures finished every day
except Sundays.
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Iraitaiid .hn:ule.riiiis are' Jiiii' h
preferable. The No Trump requires
valy three tricks lor panie and there
O.re sbrtuld Ue preferable to the p ft far
iiiiife.jtt hitifn noleIJJ'.;AM-it tlwu
it is 6.iIcr'roa llie axerafeA to play for
four tricks at Hearts or patlffi, ili.ni
three tricks at No Trump, bo that the
major suits are preferred even over the
o Tnmip. , (. ,
This c)ivj!rm iiitn Ythnr and 'minor
-luits, aiul JJje.tet!rfru.a-oi.' majur Lo
ninor or even to No Tnnnp has mad?
, '.he Spade utt the nnet. .valuable uit
iJecauteiis hold(JMin,outiidaHy other
mit, wiili a better chance lor aiuc.
This rcitult has givrn. rise to tiie f
ralltd Spade convention as an impor
tant part of the doulile, which will he
,-occred in sabsnp:cnt artit les.
The ue.t things for (he beginner to
take up arc card prohal'ttilies ami cord
valuation: that is, vhat you may rea
sonably expect, from your oun and the
other players' hands on an average
deal, and how to jutlje the trick-taking
value of the cards that arc dealt lo you.
card nuor.AMi.n n:s
When a deck f tifly-luo cards is
tle;tlt out lo four players, one at a time, j
it has been found thai nl-out eighty per J
,"tut of lUvit- hards will contain stats of I
iwt niure ill. in live card.i. That uvatH
that foaroui of every Uc h.tiuls are ol
this char.H UT and thcrefoie rcprcM-ni
the type of Jtamls lb.il iui)t be roil
WMvd first ll-t ht iio i'- !'
lln ' v. ill Ihm1! iittil I hret to one plave
ihne if. jtiiolher.i.nd twotfo the, third.
In oiht-r words, by leading 'the A, K'
.ind sia.ill. Heart., the bidder of U'tj i
Heart suit will make four lin ks with j ,
tl-.it ifiiit. If such is correct, that leaves
nine tricks to lie taken by the other'
three suits. If thesij nine tricks are -cipully
divided aniony the three plav-j .
els, each one should oa the average win j
three each. 'I his probability is called ,
l'h 1'a'vfiaije exiect:ircy'- and foriua
ahi'. of. tJii; fjrst bid. of (le.haiuL
wtiii me iiano aireauy noted, dealer
is justiic.u in Ijiddiug.oiu: Hvajt, for it
will .'.ayerae ,to produce four tiick?, ;
which, added lo tin three he can expect .'
on the average from bis partnei, will
jiiKt prutl ucc the seven tricks necessary .
to instil y ' bid of one I leart. This point,
will bf covered nioie at leiiKih in ileal-'
iitil with t heopeuinx or so-alid "orii;
iiia!" bid of any hand. Thcoc various
probabilities first, that four out of
every live hands contain sails no longer
than fi(f cards; saond, t hat a live card
sail, bended by A, K will be divided 5, 3t
2 and be worth four tricks if that hiiir,
is trump; and third, that the average
number ot tricks that may be e.xpectrd
from partner is thiee (the so-called 1
average expectancv constitute tSrt
so-i-.illcil "card piobd-ihties.'' These
are most impotent and mo.-t mcuy
for eery novae to understand.
Card Valuation be ta.V im
t,Ll llMKt HriieV.
Mrs. ' J, F. Bowery and John Beri-
nett were hostesses to the Parkda'.e
;jclub at the home of the former on
i! Wednesday. December -0, tha meet-
Hnir liine- nreliniiniirv to the arrival
ot the Vuletide season with the deco
rations cleverly . suggestive of the
coming of Saint Nicholas. ( ;
Alter the briei business session
a short profjvam was held- at which
lime Mrs. Canie Coolidge. guve.;a.
reading r.ud Miss Dora Stein favored
the nu: ''iibers with a recitaXion. The.
round table talk of ,"On.e hundred .
per cent husband and 'vite was tne
topic ,.oi disutiiutj, for some time
with Mis. Carroll andi Mrs. .yRiJflle
being 't the pripcipal speakers.
At the close of a pleasant atter
nuun refreshments were served , by
the host and hostess, ho next meet
ing will be held at the home tif .Mrs.
Garrett lilokland on -Wednesday, Jan
uary 10,
One of he important social func
tions of the year wTIl take place at !
the home of Mis. A. L. Kichardson
on New Year's day when, she will
hold open house under the auspices
of the Neighborhood club. The
Neighborhood club is interested in
making ariangemeuts for new1
clubhouse and this party is given in,
connection with their, plans. 1
A spee.ial invitation is tendered j
to the-general public to be present
!at this time."
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"Get the facts
About Your Eyes
These, facts can be obtained by having
youv Eyes examined by us.
The newest and most modern methods and
instruments are used, to obtain the very best
results, 'v. f . !fSI?iISSraP
, . Yon are invited to inspect one of Oregon's
finest equipped Refracting rooms.. ,, , .,
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will nu'ct at the I. 0. O. F. hall
Thursday ev.Miinjr at gisht o'clock.
. .ev ofi'iccrs will lie installed for
the commir vear nt this tinu ami all
In the days of Oliver Cromwell 'members. ate'uiif.l,. to atu-aij. ..Kq-
ri...;t...,.u M.a .... fnvitv ;treht)iei)t.s will -' he served at the
OI.IVI.,1 ( HllMW I I I. . Ill ('
i-: i i iiuisi i.s .
in Ivne-land. It was Cromweirs Idea-1'""" 01 u"'
that it was 'a sunei-stitions festival.
laccoinpaiiied hy a remarkahle 'revival
jUsned most ..,.? l.v ,kto.. f- "f JU!ii"',I 1-rowhout the pominiun.
'"r 111 ..Morrow county and Uie stands T,u' '.'r. tl-y iy. has Won the
lifurci;this fall on the L'n.mill acres period of post-war dcpix'ssion.
;.if winter-wheat sown with the re- Uneniplovnien! virtually has disap
l auced seedmi; looked pai ticuliuly 1 .,... , ..
;.ood lor, Una season. drained the castvo,kers ami created and he forlmde it lo be celebrate,!.! -Mrs. Hoy K. Terry, wife of Attor-
fl Twelve farnieij there tried 6tit tji ,.. tunpoiai-y labor nhuitaire ' in sev-,Ue also ordereil all holly and initio-! PV lerry ot I'oi-tland, is Visiting
jjljew lllethoil la.-l sfnn. I'ljruritijr eral lines of industry. The increase ''oe w be destroyed, rctranlinjr .themiwi'h her siswr, .Mrs. John Hodt;ins
f(-'op)Dr carbonaLe stan.I as one lum- in cointrurtion industries is fii'-lish-1 as plants of the Kvil One. As n f"r " ''''' Any. Mrs. .Hodains is
.Jdrtd per cent, the stands secured from nK ,!( 1(, thousands. , nml tor of fact, little notice was tak- convaleM-inK from a major operation
..-reatiilK with the solution., stood at j ',11ri)V,.li f,,.,,;,,,, , is been I''" "r "nl-'''. 1,11,1 "lost people !"t the (lrai.de Honde hospital.
r1.."'.?..'...?1.'1 '''",''' statcnu.nl. "The first ix n.oulhs of
n - "V. , V , 11 lhis .V'r show a favorable trade bal-
to seed by trcatim: with the ',,,,, , ,., ooooon ..', .
A Happy New
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ear.
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A Classified Ad WIU Do It!
A quiet but very pretty wedding j
occuri ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs..
Vernon A ir worth. IP-5 V aventie.
. injury
old-time Solutions.
.1. O. Turner of
Since the war, the Dominion
CANADA REACHES
: LOIR LEVELS
t 'MONTREAL, P. Q.. lec. 27. Uv
; Sng costs1 in Canada are Hearing pre
f war levels, the average cost of the
i weekly family hudiret accordiiiir to
. government statistics, now beiriK
1 $10.28, as compared with 1 1 .81 lust
i year, am) Sli.yr, in 1920. ,
i The index of wholesale prices Is
; lower than t has been in years. Ki
j naiicial texpertH point out that the
ileelin.ln conimpUity' prices hua bevnj
. i .'. , .".':","i"V,"",""" has raised from ninth to fourth nine
l they had treated Vith copper rarlu,,,. ! ' v' c V
; -te look.) vlu y alim. 1 .'-..''. 1" . : .
', A smaller acreairo in Umalilla,
hhennan, Union-' and Wasco coun
ties, hlu been sown. These acreages
1 will be used ucain by the county
? UKenU as demonstration.
i-- Tho largest acreage treatei! with
copper carbonate in the northwest is
found in Walla iValhi county, where
.il2,000 acres of spring wheat was
aown after this treatment. I'dum
bia county, Washington, hits fJU,uuO
$ acre treated.
ARCADE
Starting
MONDAY
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JXOH'tfQN'lDWAIiDS
, ' Staged 'fin'JlomcsStaty
Special Attention!
Sec our fine assortment of Ifomc-Made Cream
Chocolates in Iioxes. Also Mexican Chews, Al
mond Uiiltle, Peanut IJiittle and Taffy. Fudg
es and Log Koll. Fancy Mixed Candy, ioc per lb.
Mixes Nuts 2.H".
All Our Candies Arc Made in Our Factory
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In !ae friendly spirit of the season, we take this op
portunity to express our sincere appreciation of the very
cordial business relations we have enjoyed wjjh you dur
ing the past year. o
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We want you to keep in mind that we are always glad
to havcyou call to confer with us $ any time on matters
helpful to your affaire. If the service of the bank can be.
more valuable to you during jhe New Year than in the
past, we shall be glad. , ' .
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All the officers and employes, of the bank join in wish
ing you a New Year well filled with happiness, good
health and prosperity.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL.
BANK
La Grande, Oregon
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