La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 29, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV Tuesday, November 29, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING. . OBSERVER Page Threw ' nas Bazaar .Will Be Given Soon By ' St. Peter's Guild .11 utlractlvo uvt'iit of Die. pre uluy st-agon is (ho Chi'iKlinaa bu r Kiwn by St. l'utor'a Episcopal hi each year, which will tko sc Saturday, Dec. 3, ut llonan 1, ana lor which nil uiruiis uts have now titi'ii compk-U-U. KmiiIhts of the Kiiild have bcuu kintf for several weeks prepara y to Die huzuar umlec the sup iion f7 Mrs. 1'harlea Hoohm, i eru I ch -'rnian in chuiKC. Mm. na 1'oluek has been uppoiuttsl iii-nian oE finances, by Mrs. ii. Zurljiiclt, who is president of the Id. 'luf women in charge of the vii us boonis report that everything in readiness for the opening of . bazaar Saturday afternoon at .'clock. . vli's. 1,. H. Hussell and Mrs. U U idgrabs have charge of the apron th and announce an interesting qi tment of uprons; Mrs. E. .rjjs and Mrs. Henry Jllll have i pillow case booth; Mrs. It. H. istcnhav.cr, Mrs. Charles Graham 1 Mrs. I'aul Ht rat ton, Iho (."hrist s Kilt' booth, which includes icy pillows and things for the idoir; -Mrs. JJwight Jesse und s. Donald 1'ague'the quilte'd iforters and handkerchief bootn, ere an assortment of linen hand-' chiefs for men tts well as wom will be found; Mrs. l'runk Wyldo 1 Mrs. toss Katon, the fish pond children; Mrs. J. 1. Slater and s. Oliver Uiley the surprise th; Mrs. ('. I., l.arison and Mrs. K. Kinzel, the candy booth, and x. Hubert AndetHOii and Airs, jrge Gray, the country store, 'he sun room at Hunan hall wiil .transformed into an oriental i in, and here the Va y f a re rs" Id, the young people's orsaniza , of 'the c h u rc h , will h av e rge. Yum 5 o'clock f until 7:50 -a ken pie-dinner will be-served ;he dining room of the hall, Mrs. U. (hiHHt't, Mrs. George T. och " , Mrs. l-ee War nit U and Mrs. d Crosa being In cliargo of this lure. ' . 'ollowing dinner, at !i o'clock, .orchestra will start playing and icing will begin. The dance is sponsored by the Wayfarers' Id ...of which Doris Jiainesis sident. I home in Fi-uttdak Krldayafler noon. The parents of the children und a number of friends were pies eiu unu an- excellent program was played by the four children, Mar garet and Harold Zuitjrlck. l''ay Wallace und Kern Uobeitson. .. i Officers for Die- liCiS district' con vention of the Itebecea lodge, which will be held In Ui Grande, were elected last Saturday when the annual meeting of the -l.nlon county district was held at Sum inervllle with the members of the Jewel Itebecea lodge as hostesses. - Mrs. Mattie Golden was elected chairman; t Mrs. Mae 'Hasmussuu, vice chairman; Mrs. Minnie liraggs, secretary, and M is. Kva De 1 ap, treasurer. Klglu was chosen an the meeting plueu lor the convention. All of the Judges of tho district were represented at the meeting. The address ot welcome was given by Mrs. Katie Woudell, of the Sum inerVllle lodge, and the response was given by Mrs. Lottie McGolJ rick, of Crysral Itebecea lodce. No. 50. Wild ltoso lodge, ot" Cove, .put on the memorial exercises, and Mt. Gem lodge, of Union, draped the charter. Crystal Itebecea lodge, of I,u Grande, exemplified welcoming a transfer member, anil Violet lodge, of Klgln, exemplified ballot ing. " Mrs. Etta Sandeison, president of the Kebecca assembly of: Oregon, was present and gave ar Interest ing talk. , Following the afternoon session a chicken dinner was served by the Siunmerville lodge. ' At 7:3i) o'clock the meeting was i'galn opened and the Sumniervllle degree staff put' on. the initiatory work In a very pleasing munner. At the close of. the jneeting the new officers were Installed. A to- till of '181 meiiibera' attended the) OUT OUR WAY - : By; Williams I ;A ' 71 VOO -AMD A CUSmOM OM TPE BEUcU tUOM i PLEA-PLEEHEASE STAV AT rT Lower Ul ilk - ' I 1 "('11 pJ I r,i-i i' fs '"29 im j i' i tin wt i J"", t Ji m j ts. x j rc mA. 1 1 i i - L x' I 1blhl JP",y,t tr'ck' 0O I , MEAP? MOO CAUUMCa ML.MA ES,"TvAE. AGOKJV MOOR WV ARRWeD-Buf OF rT FOR OO-A4.A40 M.tv;E POT A FuLU PrfOYE.P toF. WATER AMO A GUASb OKI iHE i " ' PlAMOlvNO CLOCKS - SO OKIE Cam'T CHEAT VOO-AKJD A CUSHlOKl OM TPE BEKICH KlOvM FUtn'ot- WUttM tMti STAV AT IT LoktCr E.KlO03- SO X CAKl Te lA TUA-t" Mi ic.itfenin Bridge Pointers Ily JIllluu C. Work To flncHHe of not to flucKse, u trouhleKomo ttriUie question, iu our topic this woek. yeHtorduy'a hundii weror Monday's Express Brings' , . LOVELY NEW PARTY DRESSES Very moderately priced. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes f 'odds in favor of tho finesse would i j bo even greater. 1 No. 2. Dummy should finesse; the odds slightly vor success. The two remaining Clubs (after "West plays, the Deuce) may both he held by Kast, In which case It does not matter; both by West, in which case the finesse wins; one in each hand, In which ease the finesse Is as apt to win as it Is to lose depend ing ui)on who holds the King. TiMlay's Finessing J'rohlenix . ii 10-9-5 WHW MOTHERS GET GRAS1, . ' cr.f7.w.LLmM3 RCO. U. 3. PAT. OPT.01SZ7 BY NCA BKRVICE. INC. convention. to co.Mi'i.i-rru hailimjaii rOUTLAXP. lire., Nov. ,29. (AD Laying ot tile liist stiel on the Crent Northern's link from itend to tMiemult on tho Klainnlh FiiIIb extenMion. is expeeteii to tie aeculil HEALTH VOMITIXO IiS WAIIXIXG SIOXAL lty Wiiificld Kolin, M. I)., ' Xcw York City 1 ember Gorgas Memorial A'oniUiiig must bo regarded with lis. H. W. l:!!cy wasbostess to, WaUe-elita Bridge club yester-( afternoon at her home on Mad- avenue: Mliree. uunes play durfng I lie afh-rnoon an l t prl.e was won by .Mrs. Claude ry; ; Mrs.. Heit Webb received second prize and the guest prlzo it to Mis. Charles Taal. he ' Jroiu'e was decorated with ;rd plants. Following t lie card ics the hostess served refresh- pllsbod before tonight. This .was seriousness, especially if it takes reported at tho offices hero of place frequently. Normally, vomlt Hauser linithers, contractors. j lng. does not occur.. When it does, From Chemult to Klamath Falls, jt shcmld be viewed as a defensive the Great Northern , will ue the reaction and consequently a warn tracks of the Southern racific com- jng siK that all is not weli. , ' ' ' As a rule, vomiting is preceded . 'by a feeling of sickness, or nausea. for the development of a stimulus which acts upon the vomiting cen ter lies In some disorder within tho digestive organs. some derangement in any of the digestive organs may produce vom iting. Those most commonly af fected Include the gullet, stomach, small, and large bowels, appendix, Uvor, gall bladder and pancreas. Some of the many conditions which produce vomiting are tho mild disturbances of the stomach such as so-called indigestion and acidity. 'Also disorders character ized only by involvement of tho nerves.supplylng the tissues of the stomach. Mrire . often, however. THItl.i; SLOGANS WASHINGTON (AP) Tho Women's National Democratic club ThArofuvi after a prize contest Is equipped wltn three slogans; "Ktgnt years 01 Wall Street Glvo Main Street a Chance; Iariff Itelief . Means ,Farm Itelief;". MHy Their hoots Yo Shall Know Them." tffi wis IMMT UKiUHTI I I i l rcL0H cctoun hwoi 1 1 rrVTII I AK-9-2 R-K-5 v 8-7-6-5 novel and cannot be located. AC last accounts she was traveling.; According to tho monthly report1 of 8. Y, Straus & Co., Salem stand second In building activity in Ore-' gon fur tho month of October, be- ing exceeded only by Portland; lvlanmth Falls Is third. j Toitriek 2, South (Cbned Hand) leads a Club and West plays the Deuce of Clubs. The question in each case Is: Should Dummy fin esse? 1 i Tlio Answers No. 1. Dummy should finesse Game is pJno tricks; Declarer is sure of one Spade, one Heart and t two Diamonds, so needs five Clubs.' He has n total of nine Clubs In his two hands; after West plays tho Deuce there are unseen Clubs (King, Six and Four), and there In both hands South (Closed . hand) Is playing a No Trump; the ' adversaries havo not bid. The play j to trick 1 Is tho buiiio as to jester- dayH hands. j To trick 2, South (Closed Hand) leads the Five of Clubs; West plays t tho Deuce. How should Declarer' handle the Club suit in each case? Answers tomorrow. I Copyright, 1027, John F. Dillo Co. , j The annual meeting of tho Ore gon -WonlgrowerH' association will bo held in Pendleton, Jan. 13 and 3 4, accord ing to a recent announce ment' by K. G. Wnmer, president of the group. , . OltlKNTAL liAIVY? I HAN" FKANCISCO (AH) Tho fatr Helen is qtilto uttractlvo us an oriental lady. Mlsa Wills was en- are four ways In which thoy may bo j throned on a cushioned dais during divided, viz., West 3, Kast 0: West 2, Kast 1; West I, Kuril 2; West 0, Kast 3. Figuring with all possibil ities included, the odds aro very greatly In favor of , the finesse. With less than nine cards of the suit in Declarer's two hand's,, the Nauich dance by members of the Junior league in u charity show. fii:V YOltIC (AP) Miss Kath-I erlno llolland Hrown, of Ijulncy, ! 111., can havo $25,000 on applica tion. She won a contest for a beat DON'T FORGET Td inqpire about our Free Leon-Oil Permanent Wave l'lionc Jlnhi 7N0 Tor . Appointment f REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop ' New Foley Bldg. r MENUS It miiy be followed liy n feelinit of vomltinK orcina 111 Mich iIIkouscs iib fnintnmw or nrofnund weakness. It .Htoni.irh ulicr, sniull Intpslinul nl- lis, (l.iuUc Hcrry .Mill, lie the t IrtiHtegs to tllu club Monday, itlle Mis.s Virginia Wylllc en aineil her classniales In liindei' Saltuday al'tuliiooil at her le on KiiHt , Adaiiiif avenue. Tho (lien present Included Itetly ' Cos, IriniL CeUeler, Nancy Ann Ion. raliicia MeManus. Nailey - I.Indwy, l''rancls Snillh, Junior on. Jiliilliie Kennedu and ,Ma,'y V'- le arliTiioon was spent at us, each little RUesl beinK the ny winner of a prize. Itefresli its were served by tile yonn,; :es' mother, Mrs. 11. V; Vyllie. 1 V Jvs Series Of ' j '.Dances To Begin Ire first of a series of dances ie gfven by the It. J. O. Flks' te ihiring the winter months lalrt' place tomorrow evening he ballroom of tin Klks' tesnplf which marks the beginning :he si'iison's social activities In local lodge. lie first dunce will be free to meuibVrs of tho lodge und their nds. I lancing will begin at : t ucl; and continue until 12, and d music lias been secured. , standing coinmlttfe has lic'ii oint'-d to have charge of t he i-es and includes William Wil . Kuhr sMeiJVI, i'lydt .immer 1. fharb'S Hat-r. .Mrs. lister muell. rrs. U. J. Kitchen. Mis. k Zwetfel. Mrs. William Wilson, (. K. A. Mayberry. Mrs. K. M. rWn, Mis. Iloyd Tidcock, Airs. fk imim-rman npd Mrs. II. K liams. refreshments will be served in dining hall. ir Irs Ctvde Webb presented four :-r piano pupils in recital at hrrj y believed that tho net of vomiting is controlled by a nerve center lo cated in the brain and that upon the stimulus that reaches this cen- th rough tho nerves that run to Ily SMrr .Mary . IIUIOAKFAKT Cnsaba ' melon cereal cooked with chopped figs, ltl,. cream, erisji doast, broiled bacon, 'it wm j,KO depend the nature and creamed ,notirfloes, niUk, coffee Ll'NCHKON lUack bcan-soim. toast sticks, shrimp and pirn-apple salad, Parker house rolls, cran berry pudding, milk, tea. , DINNKIl Konst ehb ken., can died sweet potatoes, buttered brus- sels sprouts, onion, VPPh; and or- ' align salad, whole wheat bread, peppermint ice creuni with choco late sauce, crisp cookies, milk, cof fee. , This Is tin Ideal day's menu if there is a guest in the hoiisj,1. The black bean soup Is suitable for degree of vomiting. Xerves which radi.tie. tfV tfJs cjpnter.ipicyj, come from different portions of the body and Impulses may even reach- this center from far remote regions, having been passed along from one nerve to tho other until it reaches its mark. One of the commonest sources from which an impulse may .arise is the throat, as is easily demon strated by Irritating the throat with the finger. The sensory nerve' In the throat, having In this manner small children and will be relished I'"" mechanically stimulated, send by grown -11 pu." I" 11 lm1,l,1( lo ,ne vomiting center Choose large sweet onions for !" the brain and from this center the dinner salad. Feel and Vice I"" impulse is returned along certain thin. rover with boiling water, j nerves which rosults in vomiting, let stand sixty seconds, .drain and j Ukewjse, irritations may arise in drop into very cold water. Let the eyes, nose, eai-f,. teeth, or gums, stand fifteen minutes and pat eachkidueys organs of generation, gul sttco dry between paper towels. Jet, gall bladder, stutnaeh, und bow- in lemon 'ejs, wnien iinany reaen me main There is a great dif ference in cod .liver oil. - The Owl Pure NORWEGIAN is the best obtainable, ft is made . from the fresh livers of the cod 'at I.afoten , Islands, Norway. Tomorrow Only 59c Tint Moon Drug Co. Aerat For TIM Ul Im Co. MarUiale. for one hour julee and oil. Tllu niiplcs aj e cut In half-Inch slices after iifirlnir and cores removed, making, rinses. I.artro seedless Ol-anges aro used, cut in ouarter-lnch slices alter! peeling. 1 The oratiKe slice is plnced on a bed of, lettuce, then the onion and the the-apple. .French dnss IllK is poured 'over the whole and the cavity or the apple Is filled Willi a bit or stiff mayonnaise or a lillle ntoilnd of freshly mated car rot. ' ' Itllliii llentl Soup One and one-ha)f cups dried black beans. Ii cups water, 2 cups canned tomatoes, 1 teaspoon susar, '2 tablespoons butter. J teaspoon kitchen bouuuet, 1 teaspoon salt. Vi teaspoon pepper, 2 hard cooked CRI.-S. Wasli beans, and let stand over nik-hl In cold water lo more than cover. In the morninir. drain and throw away Hie 'water. Cook in C cups of water until vey soft, about three hours. Add tomaloes and cook twenty minutes. Hub all through a colander. rejecthm skins. Return to kettle In which they were cooked with sail, pep per, butter and kitchen bouquet. HrlilRT m the bniliriK point and (Tar nish with the yolks of ores cut In quarters.- The whites 'ran le- put through a rlcer and stirred into the hot soup while reheatmi.'. Keep Out! center and result hw-vomltlng. (ertain poisons enter the blood circulation at -times and directly stimulate the vomiting center In the brain as the blood reaches tiling vital spot during tho course of clr .culatffln. 'Vomiting ensues. This may be the cu.se a f ten the injection of drugs'lnto the body tissues, after poisoned food has been taken up by the blood in sufficient quantity to create a stimulus, and also when certain toxic substances enter the Mood during the development of a serious disease such as pneumonia, typhoid, or scarlet-fever, One of the most common causes cer, gall stones, liitlaminattons of the gall bladder, appendicitis, stom ach catarrh, cancer of U19 stomach, obstruction of the bowel, and stran gulated hernia. : From the foregoing, it Is reudlly appreciated how important It is to investigate pmpcrly the ciriiso of ' vomiting. How many factors must be regarded, and how painstaking ly the examination should be con ducted. 1 An early investigation sboutd result in an easier solution, for at that time, ordinarily, no coitii plications have developed to make Che diagnosis difficult. ' That Baby You've j . Longed For j Mrs. lliirUm Advises Women oti Motherhood, ntwl C'oiiiHinlousliip "l'or several years I was denied the blessing of motherhood," writes Mrs. Margaret Ihirton of Kansas City. 'l jviu terribly nervous' and subject to periods of terrible suf- fering and melancholia. Now I am' the proud mother of a' beautiful little daughter and a true compan ion and Inspiration to my husbund.j I believe hundreds of other women' would like to know tho secret of my happiness, and 1 will gladly re veal it to any married woman who will write me." Mr a. Iturton of fers her advice entirely without charge. She has nothing to sell. ; Letters should be addressed to Mrs.j Margaret Iturton, UiJfiii Massaehu-1 setts, Kansas (.'lty, Mo. "orrespond-j em-e will be strictly confidential. I Adv.1 Inmatci of the loo. In wool, adnrr pockeH. 'shoulders and hat the.M days. Here's a colorful tiger guard POSSIBLE AT LAST! The Most Remarkable Watch in Existence A Tavannes $28.50 A $1000 phonograph of five years ago is vastly inferior to an $83 phono graph of today. Why? Jiecause revolutionary in ventions have improved the process of sound re production. So it is with Tavannes. Science has made it pos sible to put out n $2H.5() Tavannes that has the finalities and attractive ness of the more expen sive watches of other . makes. "One of the Few Great Watches of theWorld" 1 ALTMAN'S THE PARIS SHOP ' t. r SOLD BY THE IT. S. COURTS TO TC A TT? ente stoc f Ladies' Ready to Wear, Fur Ii1Pj II Dm nishings, Millinery, Hosiery, Etc., must be dis posed of in one way or another as hurriedly as human capability ever forced an issue for it is not a Question of price it is a matter of Winding up the affairs at once. rk f mmie s At The Sign Of The dock Xmas Gifts The most opportune time to buy sensible gil ts here at a mere fraction of for mer'priccs. Hurry! Take ' Advantage sweaters' Fancy weaves and colors $1.95 . IHITTOMERS $1.25 values 49c ' WOMEN'S GARTERS Fancy silk, packed in neat box with compact 40c All Hats No restrictions. First come, first served. While they last . Ladies' Wearing Apparel Ik I rvn fro- ' I Ivaccoc It' As slated before, such prices would be utterly impossible were it not for the W&a fact that some one mada terrific fail ure of business thereby throw ina: the foM assets into outside hands to be L$l Sold by The U. S. Court ONE LOT COATS (iood for sport, motoring, and for any or all occasions. Values to $12.50. Your choice, JJankrupt Sale Price $19.95 ON E LOT DRESS COATS , IJJack, brown, blue all wanted male rials, all fur trimmed cuffs and collars. Values to $7!).5(), Bankrupt Sale Price $29.95 and $39.95 Note Prices! Nothing of like quality has ever been offered be fore at such sensationally low prices. Shop Early! Come! Come! ONE LOT EVENING DRESSES For the miss .who loves to dance. Values to $19.50. Your Choice $9.95 and $11.95 ONE LOT Of beautiful black silk and satin Dresses; all sizes. 1'ankrupt Sale Price $14.95 Flannel and Wool Dresses 95 cents M Jankrupt Sale Prices. Values to $1S.50 $4,95 &$6.95 TIIF n A DIC D A MFfDTTDT La Grande i nE. fMliJ, DlimiYUI 1 Oregon aVftWac. : Jts a SQiUii