La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThm-sday, October 27," 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OUT OUR WAY By - Williams dlub Entertains . P.-T. A. Visitors ; At Delightful Tea ll-a Orande society ia turning Us attention towurd the 22nd annual eon vntion of th Oregon t'ongress ,ofc Parents unrl Teachers which is being held here this week in an effort 1o make the' visiting dele gate feel at iiorna and enjoy their Vlit llOI'ft. - v - . Yeterdny afternoon the la flfcanrfe Neighborhood rinb enter tained the visitors at a complimen tary tea, ioNowinff the afternoon convention Reunion, which was a delightful affair.; Tables were ar ranged at the back of the Preahy tt'Hun chjiiroh auditorium, where the convention is being held, and wer decorated with bouquet of the- season's flowers. Mrs. Sherwood Williams, presi dent of the Neighborhood club, and Mrs. Carl Heim, vice president of this district of the Oregon congress, poured. Slrn. J.ynn Hohneukatiip was chairman of the committee In charge,; and Airs. Hay Williams and Mrs. Metvin Clnlhralth were other tneniiiers of the committee. They iveie -assisted by Airs. C. A. 331ngu mun, Vrs. I . Mov.'-Mik. Kruitk Uulstpn; .Dr.. Margaret lugte, Mra. i Robert Knkln, Mrs.'H, rli. itanna, -Mrs.; ,. M. J'iercc, -Mrs, t I Mc lherson'and -Mrs. H. Aiexttndei 'This afternoon following u school exhibit at .'the -high -school;. audi torium 'the visiting women will be entertained at reception given by the teachers -of La- Grande, with the teacher, doiegutes in attendance at the convention as special guests. - Tomorrow .afternoon thfr visitors Wtlt be entertained 'wih uu auto sight-seeing ;trip oVer' the Vaiiey. t'V ; The. Furkdule club - was enter tained yesterday afternoon at inc hoate of Mrs.. Victor Kckiey, with Mrs. Frank Owsley, Sirs. JSd Huliey and Jlrs. Claude Burliness assist ing as hostesses. , There was a short business ses sion during the tarty part of the afternoon, presided over by the president, Mrs. Kmiua Blokland. H was decided to pustpupe the cooked food sate scheduled for this week until next Friday, Nov. 4. : Several visitors were present for the, meeting. Including Mrs. Kred Peterson, Mrs. Claude Wright, Miss HfSM ttcrlber, Mrs. Kdna Haiiey StonebteaUer and Mrs. Wit limit Condlt. Itefresiimeuts were served by the hostesses before adjournment. The next meeting of the" club will he Nov. 9 at the home of Mrs. l.saac. Hhaffer. t Alpha Club Meets ' ' At Reynolds Home One of tlie most attractive Hal lowe'en dinner purlieu ot the sea Hon timli liluee luat evenlns wlien Mi1, anil Mrs. Charles lieynolils en tertulncil tlie Alhu club at their Home on Wusliinston avenue. ' A four-course. dinner wan nerveil early In Hit- evening at eight small tables, which ere cleverly decor ated In keeplllK with the Hallow Vn season. Orange colored can dles In l.lack holders were found on-each of the tables, atoiiK with bouquets of the season's flowers. Nut cups at each place were also In 1 keeping with the Halloween bcason. - After dinner elKllt tables of hrltlKe were lit piny. Mrs- Klmer Stoddard ami lhase Bohnenkamp received the Ruest prizes and tlie club honors were won By Mrs. Charles Hlnuner and William Slc erlst. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. A. It. Honen and Walter Bridge Pointers Ity M tiff in C. Work Continuing today the answers to questions most freuueily asked by correspondents, we have; KASY ACKH: MKN'ORITV HON ORS: In their anxiety to make ad ditions to their scores, many play ers cling to the notion that, one side sooting three of four honors, the other may court something for their two or one; or thatwhen ihe Aces are divided, eaoh side scores twemy points for Us tvo The last line of Law 3u closes this debate: "One or two honors held by a side are pot counted." ACKfl AND FACKS: Of all the hardy evergreens in the forest of Hridge errors, this is the hardiest, j the greenest and the "everest," The; U ridge humurifus have rung innum erable changes upon it; for the last! hundred years, every form nf ridi-i cuie, abuse and remonstrance have been heaped upon those who come: forward to ask about it; but nil in vain, Kach year new Questioners; want to know "hiv weak your; hand tmmt be to entitle you to -n new deal." H therefore seems nec-; essnry to explain that there is no; .new deal for the player vhoe! timid contains neither Ace, Pace nmi Honor; a player who was dealt four Depces, four Treys, four fours, ttud d Five might he emitted to honor-: able mention for his curio,, but he would' have to piny the hand. , ! nOUHMNO ANP t RHDd'iU INtl;v Many wish to know wheth- ,'et ttnder certain conditions (the conditions' named varying great ly) doubling or redoubling h per mitted, There is no form of the game of Auction Bridge in which ;bottr the double and redouble are not Important factors; neither is ever barred. W II I C if PLAY KIT IS D!i CLAHKIl? This always can he de termined by finding the correct .answers to two simple questions: .Which side made the highest bid fand obtained the contract? Which partner of that ship first named i the suit or No Trump which the (contract designates? The answer j to the second question is the name of the player who is Declarer, and JJeelarer's partner is the Dummy. In the following the () designates Oeelarer. , 2ml Urtl 4th Oeaicr Jiamt liaml Ham! (1) 1 Itt. J'ass . 2 Ht. 1HS Pass Pass (2) 3 Sp. Puss Ph 2 Ola, 2 Ht, Pass 2 Sjs, 3 Ola. Pass Pass 3 Hp. Pass Pans Pass' (3) 1 No Tr. 2 No 'Pr. 3 Bp- 3 Na.Tr. Pass Pas. Pass Tlie pointer for today is the ame as yesterday's, viz., KnmUhiri yourself with the Idiws of the game mid giiny in ae cordaiM'it with (hem. tCopyright Milton 0 Work) urn L ! i ' II f II . M if II I I f .fflffl I - i V M EW VOU ! its ftJ&GA-r I iTT i", mlis.t 1 1 . QAQii r &i.-f 5tF unn EAf'Kt VOUR ICE CREAM COWE-. But MERE AFfER HDS. SoHMERS EISE. X OOHf WAMf PEEPUU A-iiMvfiM -fH' bottom dropped 1 r , rrrTt Two- tM ONE. Woman s Garments Have Decreased ; From 20 to Four Pounds And Less MENUS Iteuter. , ..- ' V A business meeting of St. Pet er's Aid socloty was held yester day afternoon at the home of Mrs. iV'CV Mull, when plans were made for a baaanr and supper lo he held at.IIonan hail Saturday, Nov. IS. Plans are now practically complete for the annual supper and baaaar, which promises to be very successful. 4r.W tPOB FOR WOMKX CHATHAM, Kng. IJners of the future wilt he "nmnned" and cap tained by women, avers Captain Thomas Drake, who piloted a 35 loot schooner from the Vnited States to Plymouth. "The modern liner is so wonderfully equippc-1 witli every device of science that it can be navigated by women. Be ing captain of a liner isn't a man's job any more." k presidential candidate who chfcoscs to run In Mexico may Hv to run another day. ity Sister Mary It H KA K FAST Urupefrult cere al, cream, vegetable sausage cakes, grilled tomatoes in cream sauce pop-overs, milk coffee. . M'XPHKOX Peanut and toma to hist jtie, croutons, lettuce and egg sandwiches, baked apples with cream, milk, tea. IMNXKIt Baker halibut, seal-; ioped potatoes, buttered spinach,: 'apple and celery salad, p-Hic-h souf fle, mill;, coffee. Peach souffle is a delightful des-i .sett to serve after fish. Fresh, ca n ned or d ried peaches ca n ho used so the dessert is "seasonable" any time of year. Peach Souffle. Three or four peaches, cup sugar, juice 1 orange, I teawpoon grated outage rind,- t tablespoon granulated gelatin, 4 tablespoons cold water, eggs (while), J cup whipping cream, 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. Pare peaches and remove stons. Simmer in a very little hoiilng wat er until tender If the fruit is not very ripe. Huh through a coarse sieve and add orange juice, sugar and grated orange rind. Return to heat and cook until mixture thick ens. Stir in gelatin softened in cold water. Let stand until coM and fold in white of eggs beaten until stiff. Whip cream until firm and add powdered sugar. Fold into first mixture and turn into in dividual molds. I.t stami in ice for several hours to chili and be come firm. Safeguard your health with Cod Liver Oil. By using Cod Liver Oil Now children and . adults will be protect ed against winter coughs and colds. j The OWL Cod Liver Oil is an exceptional ly good one. Moon Drug Co. X Owl Dra Gav An Indiana woman, S. split three cords of kindling. We are hoping the coal supply doesnt run out before we get that old. Feminine Spirit A perky tittle green felt hat start off with a brim but. feminine like changes Its in in 4 and terminate r ia two cut crystal pint. I.ONHON . AP The oldest patch in the world is an exhibi tion at the Institute of Hygiene, it was found in Kgypt i,&e yearn ago. The house-wife vh mended the garment did an excellent job. The. patch is visible, from the under side, but Invisible from the outer, which shows-that "invisible mending" Is no new thing. The exhibition likewise discloses it must have been a hefty maiden who could wear tin clothes of Queen Victoria's day. Woman's garments, not counting her cfoak, then weighed twenty pounds, lotlny they weigh fonr. Tho exhibition shows ihe evolu tion of women's and men's clothes throughout the ogs. Actiml gar ments worn in the time of Hie Plmronhs, Greece, Home, the Mid dle. Ages... Tudof'!pes ..and later eras are shown. r .. Kignt leftfeaats Hie fiupper of fifty years ngo wore six or eight petiieoats which would shock her modern prototype who 4ow wears a thin, one-piece garment. Sleeves have given way to shoulder straps, und the length of dresses has whrunk. The mate rials of which Ureases are madi have become ieti heavy, changing from satin and velvet to thinmr fabrics. Tlie dominant nolo of the exhi bition is the porousnem of the modern girl's garment, madt pos slhie by the introduction of ariifi cial silk materials. - Favors IliIi Heis In connection with lis display of footwear in various age, the In stitute of Hygiene is exhibiting anatomical charts io show that women's feet are naturally adapt ed to the. wearing of high heels. If a woman wears flat heels, the Institute directors explain she will tend to strain muscles iq her legs and back. So-called' "sensible shoes are, therefore, lacking In sense. ' . , . , Among the features of the. ex hibition are pointei-tne shoe's of Karly Kngfand, the toes of which, some of them six and seven inches long, are stuffed with moss. King Richard 11 passed a law to tha af fect that no ices were to ho longer than, seven inches, sence they were becoming a traffic nuisance. Another type of shoe bn display Is the Choptne. worn in ths? sev enteenth century. This is an ab breviated stilt, attached Jo the shoe, and was worn mostly by women to make them appear im posing, it was sometimes iwo fee.t high. ! HEALTH J M'RKKOX KTttAKairKXH CROOK KB MOtTKK By J'ftttHtttKHt Khecttittt M. !, Xew York Hirp " Member Oorgas Memorini Months that are ilrawn over to one stdu of the face, twisted up ward at one corner and downward at the other, cun now he straight ened, w . What has happened to fthc crooked mouth b. that the great nerve which supplies the major ity of the muscles on one side of the face has been put out of ac tion, with the result thai these luuscb'S, which are more or less lit uningunhtm wiih those on the other side, cannot hold their own In tha, competition, if one horse of a team keeps movlisg and the other stands still thert heads wilt not long stay In line. It is very much tike tlwt at tin Hps. Tho seemingly single jmisrie' which forms a cfrch around lite mouth Is made up on both sides of prolongations of half a dozen or more other muscles which entr from the shb-s, from, above and from below. When they are ail working the pull from the other side cannot he resist1! So the motith is pulled over tft one side just s far as the paralysed mus cles will stretch. As the lengths and directions of these are differ ent , t heir nnefi, sat 3 stretching causes distortion on ihni side, be sides the shifting of the mouth as a whoia from the .'mHdie jpc tlon. To remedy this eomiHn, it is evident that either ihe paralysed nerve must he re-an insisted or that some other force must lie applied that Is too strosvg to he overcome by the play of the good muscles on the other side. - The second is as simple as hft first Is tiff ftcalW Over aii the mus cloa of the boily i? a, imtterial call-, eti fascia. It can he taken itt strips of almost any iength and of convenient witjth, , It is strong and stretches hut tittle Bands of this material can be matle fast at the corner of tin msuth aiid at the proper places m tt&ch Hp, ami tension applied to them wtH over come tho muscle jmii 'with which they havei io contend. All else; that Is needed is to place ihei where they will not shew. ' f 1 Nowadays this is accomplished by the a hi of a long1 needle of spe cial atter with which a tunnel la mude tiHfler the kin between the mouth and poijjls just in front of the ear. Tho fascia hands ore drawn through three sura tun nels and after the mo&th ha been Hlrnlghtencd by pension upon them tiiey are made fast under itw kin near the ettr. Their preftee Is not ti tw stispecied, the dlstartlon is Himlnatett. and the face is straight. This is the mechanical m-tise; of straightening the lopsided face, ott that is good and seami as well arf simple. it will serve either with or without th eliier swrgicai methods of ro-animatlng the nerve by joining It with anuther or re animating tlm mttaHett by joining to them strands of other muscies served hy live nerves ft merely adapts to the paralysed face u method that Is in daily use In the Friday and Saturday Special TWO DAYS ONLY NKW HANBSOMB FURTRIMMED - COATS ' At These Lew Prices $25 and $39,75 Fine new Dress and Sport Coats, extiaordinary examples of Putnsan value and of the season's fashion-r-p rieed ta emphasize the alertness of the foremost coat store of La Gramle to offer seasonable styles ana extra values when they are most wanted, , ; A small payment down and we wiH hoId stny coat . : putmM's La Grandees Exclusive Ready;ToWear Millinery & Shoes irocttnre know is it facs-iiftinit. ruther out that i a reTi&emeni of that otHration. WOMKN' si'assaB BOXIXO HOT SPHiKOS, Ark, Arkansas! wontt-n are going Is far hesine pro motion. The last hghdattre legai Kcd boxing with ia prsvon ihut matches were t b- e&dsirtei un der ihe auspices of the American I.eglon or other ise&riierated pt rlottc orgitixatlona. The Jsjseph I'oilard chapter of the l-tilte! daughters of ISiS has decided H is incldtl in their sphere and soon will offer a basing card. PAGE SIR WALTER! '; - v rt itW ' . s u 1 tbttwtffmft'1 Arom hundreds of different coffees, a few were chosen and mingled The fameiss Wend from the okl South Mai B'e!! Haass Coffee. Now pfcainj jnore people 0an any other coffee ever offered (or sale. FOR PICTURE FRAMING AT : ' ' reasonable prices thy The Oregon Hardware FIRST Too had 8ir Walter flaleigh wasted a perfectly garni cape ffr Qtievn Kiisaheth to trod upon when thi modern counterpart of her so excels her ia lovetinemf Sh Mary Pti;e( of Httrlington, K. 2., whos realm w simply the taiteant celebrating her home town 2Snth nnnlvermry. (NKA Herviee, New York Bnrea William's Colored Singers At LD.S. Tabernacle Friday, October 28 Reserved Seat Sale Now on at Glass Drugs Sponsored by P.-T. A. damp dry" what: does it mean? this is a new idea! damp drying clothes in the magie tab that the NEW EASY WASHER has which leaves na deep wrinkles which are hard to iron oat and broken buttons are a thing of the past All these wonders and more you will see when you wash with the New EASY, You can't he gin to appreciate this marvel until you see it itt action. Don't delay a minute! Seize this chance and phone its immediately for demonstration, , Eastern Oregon Light& Power Co. 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