La Grande evening observer., December 06, 1927, Image 3

l Tuesday, December 6, 1927.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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I . ' kMi&M Handsome Chests Mr
Pil l Redolent of M - - S
' uea Leaar
' ' l&H&V tV nmWM&mi , 'A rift for thi daughter for her mother-one of these
I $ 'CV s V f 1 JJiSrl7kgWt tfiP$ handsome chests of genuine red -cedar. Lined with this
r IlSe VJ&& fragrant moth repelling wood finished with it or with a tf
. ' ' ' LVrrtW vencw of walnut or mhogany. Bi capuciouH chtte-
1 l.I"Mi graceiu ly sty ed. Some are carved, others are fitted with A
' Jm$f XIliaoaaSkC- ,.ualnt brass h,nj?os and trimming. Various sizes all of &
r mi& -' ' n ' ' r " ''iiiiiiih jjL-, ' ' them.modei"tely priced. g'
! ' .p- : ' V'v . ' '' . v53$ik Listed below are but a few of the many new chests now Jg',
; tglMmp'TO'ifr - . ondisp,ay .. .
I - 11"" rfrafflBggl?. f W IIlaSn?? i J ' ' WWYjb Tennwoe Ccdur. aim 18x30. $11 CA "JSi
' ' aaBr A hteh Ki'iulo Cedur Chest, deiitgneil 1" nnileh lj
' jl ' f5f your walnut heilroom suite, Cf9 FCA ift '
3 ' slzo 81x50 pO.OU
. . $
H .C&H n ITTTWTr&TI frill TTTTOiTk II it"- vpcutii s
uoii ii yi iiiuji- r: u'jtiii account
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Foot-Friend Shoes
Shoes for tired and aching feet
dressy, up-to-the-minute patterns.
Our CORRECTIVE Footwear car
ries three-way combination lasts ,
all sizes.
Priced $8.50 to $10.00
"Shoes That Fit The Feet"
PUTMAN'S
Ready-To-Wear -- Millinery Shoes
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viictincy Unit will occur In 1928,
on Urn lnisls of a ootnpotltive ox
uniinatlon, which will be held Sat
urday, Jan. 7, 1 02X, and will bo
conducted by tho U. B. civil flr
vlin uoninilsalou In tho following
cities In tho second congression
al district of Oregon: l'elldleton,
l.n Qriindp. lluker, Thu .Dalles.
JOnmuth Kalis, l.akevlcw,' Hood
I liver, 'Enterprise, l'rlnevlllo and
licnd.
Bridge ,
Pointers
1y Milton C, Work
Tin- following liuntl wuh given
yrnti!nlny, It bring the first of a
HrifB in which tho qmnUon i
which flnoRsu )ocluror should try
when ho tuiH (ho opportunity of
finessing in two or three, suits.
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5-3 or 4-4. If 4-4, tho adversaries
cun make only, three Club tricks
but tf 6-3 they may trtuke four.
If a finesse bo lost by Declurer
und In addition four Club tricks
aro lost, ho would fall to makq
game. Declarer, therefore, should
hold his Ace of Clubs rtitll thi?
third round so that. If West have
fivo Clubs, East will not bo left
with a Club to lead, At trick 4;
Declarer should leud his Aco and
Queen of Spades so as to estab
lish Dummy's Spades, next his
Ten of Hearts and finesse unless, .
West plays tho Kmg. This method,
of pluy must win the gnme for tho
Declarer even If the Heart flnosso
lose, as he must make tour Spadcq
at leust three Hearts, and two Aln
or Aces, Tho Diamond flnesso
would prodlico mora tricks if
successful ; but 1f it lost and put
West in tho lead, and West had
led originally from five Clubs, Do-
clurer would not tnaka game.
course Declurer could muke iC
Grand Hlam by winning tho first
Club trick provided all his finesses
worked; but game should never
bo risked for. tho chunco of making,
a Slam. '
TODAY'S I'INKSSIXG HAND i
See Our
Windows
Mow Hhould j)celarcr plan to play
tho ubove hand at No Trump?
TIIK ANSUKlt
Dni'lnrer should hold uit Ills Aeo
of't'lulm until tho third round. Ho
has a total of live Clubs In his two
hands; the adversaries have eight.
Went Iuih led the Trey, so ho can
not have morn than five and tho
adwrsti division must be either
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mi uami J-5
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oiomo in
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The question Is: How should IJe
clurer pliin to play the above huiid
ut No Trump? ' .
Answer tomorrow.
(CopyrlKht John Dlllc f'o.
ISqcietY: News
iner Dance At
Hotel Is Feature
Of Week's Events
it! of the most attractive pre
lny parties was the . dinner
e given by Dr. and Mrs. A. I
arion and Mr; und .Mrs. Wul
I. tiiiild ktsl evening at the l.u
ide hotel.
iner was fh-rved at 7:J" o'clock
it- l allroom of the bolel. wheie
iuk- tables were arranged anl
rly dee'oiated In keeping with
the ChristnuiH st-:ison.' A rmuiatur-.-
'iristmas tree prettily decorated
h'-rvt-d a.s a'-ti'iitttrpk-ec for each
table. Ud ninillw, in keeping
with the Vuletide, were also used
on each table. Covers were laid for
I 7 4 guests.
I Mann's seven - plt'co orehe.sti:i
.slatted playing upon the arrival of
i tln guests aiI euniiiiMfil until inid
I ulf,'!it. when the (iaiu-ing stopped.
Mr. und Mrs. IV N. Flueh.r of
I 1'oi tlaud, wen out -$ - I own g;n-sts
ill atten-laJico at the party.
Mrs. W. JO. MeClure will be the
next liostess to the club, .Monday,
Dec. 12, ,
The ' .Me-YVuy-A-Tuni lirldge club
1 1 1 t at the. home of Mrs. Henry
Counsell ut l.add C'unyon Friday i
afternoon. Mis. Henry I'eebicrj
made high score dining fhe ufter-j
noon's play. The curdsgainea weioi
rillowcl by luncheon served by .the
hostess,' '
TJie next mooting ut the club will;
be Dec. 15 ut. the home of Mrs.
lla,rry Hanson. The club Is newly
tirKunizt'd and has J - members.
Mrs.- A. K. I'eebler Jms been elected
pr:tsidei;t. ,
IW. R. C. Elects New
Year's Officers
corps has u membership of 78..
Party Compliments j
Mrs. John Camp;
I
hi
ti,
A ileliuhl fill briiltfe-ltinrlienn took
plnce ve.slei l;iy a l'l .'rticinn :it the
Koley i. I when .Mrs. .1. T. Klrh- Oiriii rs fur tliu ensuing year
aitlson was llostes !., the .Monday , '" elect. l yestenlay llfti-moon
llrlclgc clnli. Alter luncheon at.bin.n meeting of Oliver I'. Mor-
o'cluck in the' dining inniu of . ton Itellet I m i.i. .o. .1,, was r.em
Grecian Rose
Iiath Talcuum
n inexpensive, yet a
'ory delightful and
velcome gift.
n attractive jar of
if Grecian Rose Bath
Talcum with large ve-'
our puff
,: 79c
Moon Drug Co.
The Owl Vrui O.
i i r.
hot.-!, the gu.-sts t-r taken to .'I the K. 1. nan. Mrs. iiura irii-Kit-harcl.stjn
iK'tne where lliree den w;is re-eleetrd president of th
tables of bridife were formed. J enrps: Mis. Ijiiiru Davis was eieet-
A large tineiaiia serve:l as a j ed senior ie president; Mrm. I.uey
rrnterpie, for the lunrhroli table. J Ira ha III. Junior Vic- president;
Simitar plants and limiiirta nf. Mis. JiHius Koesrh, conductor, and
rhrysanthtniuiiis were used b de---jMiss Veda Hradshaw, gualtl.
orate the home. j Mrs. ltett atr, Mrs. Iiutu
Mib. Jb-nry T. Hill undo high i Windes, .m,s. S. ( Smith und Mrs.
score ut cards. .Mat tie (ioldcn were ideeled dte-
Mrs. diaries I'layle will be U'" K:i(..fl to the department convention
neU hostess to the"' club .Monday, I mi, Mrs. Alif"1 Tinner, Mrs.' It. J.
(.c I'j, . ' -lltchen. Mrs. lnna Imvisarid Mis.
Ktliel Wilcox. Hltctnat s.
The'Wake-rlita VhJge einb met) There was initiation during th'e
vesterd.iy artcrnoon with M rs. ! afternoon and n report was made
i'laiide Iterrv as iio.-ss. Tlte rooms U.at Mrs. Hlia iLynearson. v. ho has
wer- pret'My dfroraled with bK;be,.n HI nr tlol Lake uiniiturtuin. 11
,,uets of martL'olds. Ttir' t- mbbti improving.
of bridge uete at pl-.y during t.ief The next noting, whhh will h
llft,,noon. Saturday. Dee 17. will be a Serial
Mrs. W. 11. Klb y majt high i meoting. Mrs. ?ert Otrr I- in
luofe turds and the v-Mi-l p-i' cluirg' and those iihs! sling her o.i
M,.f to Mr. Jatn.s On-j.1. M committee are Mis. I:. DuM.
H irry M J. Turner received the M s. Susan l- auk. M s. Kd I i. Id-.
Lgliest pilze. ' ' " 'ro. .... ...Wvs.....
A two - course lunciieon .im. iuu'ii!i,i.
..rvod bv the hos'ess following the; Twenty-five memb"is w ere pf es
(iit lot ytslerday's iiict'tinv.
1 be
Mrs. .1. H. Dieal und Mrs. Ho- j
bait Albert son enteriume.d ut the j
home of the former on Adams ave-
nue Saturday afternoon compli
menting Mrs. John Camp. !
Curds 'were the diversion of llu
alternoon. - followed by irlrfii
nients. wbleji were served by the
hostess. The honor kucsl was pre-
sented wltli a nuiiiber of gifts. 1
j
Members. .or tiie Victor Sunday
school class or the Central Chris
tian eh are ft enjoyed iheir second
an una) banquet Satin nay at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. C. K, Me
I'heison on X avenue. DurfiiK the
al (erjiotui a business meeting was
held, w hen oftieei a for the new
year were elected.
Miss l.ejiore J'uiham was elected
president : Miss 'l orot by Stewart,
vice president: Miss Violet. Vande;--forfl,
secretary - treiiHiirer; Mis
Wanda Valid -t Im d. ciiair nian of
the social committee; M.ss Klorence
Houston, chairman of I he sunshine
com mi t lee; MlMM (iladvH ltrswe.
chMiiinan of the lookout commit
tee and Miss I'antine Warnoek,
ti'css reporter.
At fl::m o'clock dinner was st-rved
and a pi oi;ra m was irl e.i. M iw;
raullne W'arnoek sum? a r.uni !.
The livv. It. I,. I 'ut nam ave a
shtirt talk and the ineliib'MS of I he
class preset tei) ft dialogue. ( ). C.
l-"eMtin.an. superintendent of tie
SitudHy'schrt'd. spoke brtefiy. which
was fidlowed by a dhtoKue by Miss
Mat (tupritj White and M iss Klois
I.ee. Miss Vicdei Vanderfonl Kuve
a rcadimr and. the proratu elide 1
wiih a son jf by the entlte elas.
TIm- l.e. and Mrs. C. I. rntnaui
and Mr. and Mis. . C. Kl-Mbma-i
Wfte RIle.HtS Of holKrr lit the batt-
ipiet. I.ithers present weie Mr. and
Mrs, c. M--herson. Mr. an I
Mib. nunk Uaid'joty, and Mlfebtfc
Theona rutnam, Delorls Weather-1
spoon, Delorls Stuart, Denore I'ut
nain, JtuD; Warnoek, Vei da Keuer
heim, Marguerite While, , Geneva
Cottiell, Kloise Lee, 1'uulino War
noek, Wanda Vtindorford, All hi red
Muttrlier. Opal Ulniby, Winona 1'ul
nani, Marian Nelson, Denore J'yle,
Klorence J I oust on, J laztd McPhcr
Mon, JOniily Herryand Hlauehe. Me
1'herson. Mrs. Jfardesty is teacher
of the class.
The leKiilar stiuial meeting of the
Ladies of Mooseheart Legion was
held 1-Ylday evening at the home
of Mis. Max Tui n. The evening
was spent visiting, after which the
hostess served lef reahments.
Thoso present were Mrs. A. N.
Mayvlile. Mrs. K. S. NorrlH, Mrs.
J ice Ihannon, Mrs. Merger, Mrs. W.
Cans, Mrs. drdway, Mrs. Jcrine Ins
key, Mrs,; Mason and daughter,
M is. Harris, M rs. A I pert und two
sous, Sylviu Turn and Maxlne Turn.
The Ludles uu miliary to the
Kagb-M lodge met Saturday evening
at Kaglcs halt, when plans were
made for a Christmas tree and pro
gram. Them was a large attendant-
at the meeting. During t he
cciiiiir a lodge drill team was or
ganized by .Mrs. Huff.
The regular meeting of the Inib
ler I'arent-Tcaehcr association wait
held Dec. A short jirograin wuh
gl en by the third and four I h
grades of t he school. A business
meeting was followed by a social
hour.
i:u;i.V (Special) The Loyal
Women of the chunh of Chri.it
ni'-t at the. home, of Mm. Julius Hug
Thursday, w hen plans were made
for the baxanr to be held Dee. 1 7.
After the business meeting a so
ebtl hour was enjoyed and refrcdi
hir nts w re nerved by the commit
tee in (barge, which Included Mis.
Waller Hilt. Mrs. Mary Wbkens,
Mis. Dave Zweifel, und Mrs, Julius
Those p resell I were Mesdames
Sam Knight, Duvo Zweifel, iSumh
Clekeler, Mary Wickens, Jonathan
tireen, Walter J Jill, llernul Jlug,
l-'rank K napton Wagoner, John
Oekeler, John Hill, Julius Hug and
Miss U ill ti Hug.
Announcements
The Young Women's Kdueul ional
auxiliary will meet this evening ut
the home of Mis. S. 11. Morgan,
with 'Miss Kdrls Maguii e as hos
tess. A Christmas progium vClli be
given.
Members gf the. Woman's Iteiie
fit assfclatt)ii. w ho have ai l h ies
for the carnival to be held Dee. 1 '
in the La Grande hole) building,
are asked to havo them with Mrs.
i 'on rati NeJdorer, chaii man in
charge, by Dec. 7.
The Ladles' Aid sor b I y of I he
Kit si .Mel hodist kpiscopal i-luin-'i
will meet at the home of Mrs. it.
F, Tyler, corner of I-'IikI street und
K avenue, Wednesday afternoon ; t
'I o'clock. A Christines party has
been planned. All members who
have urtlcles for the bajuuir are
asked to louvt- I hem w ith -Mrs.
Sherwood Williams or Mrs. J.ee
llanford by Thursday.
The 1'arkdule clul w ill meet
Thuisday aflernoon at the home
of Mrs. It. A. WHkerson.
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Kull, If In; Bliouhl choose to run for
president: "oil is Well."
hulk Citron
'M? Lb.
Large Florida Grape
Fruit
Sweet, and juicy
Largest size Oranges
Very fancy
81 Doz.
Mazola Salad Oil
13 Quart
Market-Day Raisins
4 Lb. Pkg. for
Dromedary Orange
and Lemon Peel
2 Pkgs. for
Citron Peel
1G Pkg.
Pick Midshipman
From Fast Oregon
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! Hlinoiinee.l (hut he w ill II MI lit II
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Bananas 9c A Pound!
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Pones Choice Porkers.
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