La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 21, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, December 21, l!)27. LA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News Mrs. Hoyt Hostess To M. I. L. Club ';At ;Xmas Party Mrs. I. M. Hoyt hub luslina lo the M. 1. I. eluh ytdur.lny at a do llj,'ltttu; Cnristmus party. An ex ponent luneheon wan served at I :'l 6 u'eloeU ut iino lurtfo tahle which wixh prettily deeoraled In keeping with the season, where covers we.-e laid for 12. A rose howl filled with Christmas candy and imu served uh ti centerpiece, with houiiieiH of red carnations at oither end of the tahlc. J'lace cards were. In the Jorm' of Christmas hells and u spray of mistletoe was attached lo each. ' 'I'll roe lahl i 'S of 1 rid t w e re formed followiiiK luncheon, und Airs. CVrovoi. Oilinmett made hih sciii'e during the afternoon's play. V Kueh KUt'rit brought a I'll list man ,:)'!, and after the card sanies Kills wr-io exchanged and- opened, , Monitors of the Dinner cluh en Joyed their annual ChrlstiuaH parly Monday "evening at I ho hojne of jHI r. , and 'Mrs. I. K.. Kinzc op lioiirtn ulii't'l. hiniier wafT 'served (It 7:16. oVIock with cmi-rs. laift for 24, 'I'ho tnhlfH were decorate!) In keeping with tho lydiday, season, v HriatfO was -played after dinner, iirid Hts from the Christmas live woro opened. o , . Ladies' Auxiliary ' : To Seat Officers Oi'l'IriMK for the new year wore Installed last evening when JliQ l.a dleH auxiliary to itho . Htothorhood of Hallway Tinlnmon mot al KujfUs liall. Mrs. ( John Adskiln, past, president, was ; inslulliiitfr officer, tfnd tho following nietnhers took offlee: Mrs. Nora., Courtney,, past president ; .M r. I Ia'v:orCoutfht'nov',w e'.1, president ; AlrH. Ada 1'idcoek. vioi: president; Mrs. Martha Fox, H.erelary;- .Mrs. llortiude (jnlhruUh, t'reu surer; M rs, Mia no he Met art.hy, Uonduetross; M i . Stella I enny, chaplain; M rs. Klurenee Warren, Uirden: Mrs. Josephine Stoop,,1 li ner guard; 11m. I.HI.an liritfKS, "lit er tfuard. and MVa. Uerlrude Hup pVt-Hotl, musician and legislativ ivprosontat Ive. . ' i ' After the lodge session , those present withered around the (Jhlsj mas tree and gifts were excl(ang;l, KH'tesliinenis wore. soived ,by file committee in charge. ( ) The next meeting of. the lodge will he held Tuesday, Jan. ,3,'wfien the new officers wll preside. ; , ' Kvery year the Neighbors' of Woodcraft lodjre holds a Christinas tree for the children of (jhe ?odo members, when $fln are ffivfn to each fhlbl present. Thursday ovyr i niiis. Decii i!,1 Is'the tiq'io ah for lids year's Clirisl mas (roe, which . will be held al the K. P. hall.' Plans have been completed' for the Christmas, tree and program, to which all members of the- lode . apd their families are invited. - 1 Arraiurements are. praciically V'romplete for the Christum college hall to bo Kiven by t no 1 niversuy : of Oregon studenis In Halier Wed- nosday evening. Hoc. 2S,. wliiel) will follow the custom, of the dances jrlvon every yonij for the V benefit, of Hie proposed Kino Arts building ut (he I niVorsity of Ore- pon, according lo. word received liere. - Last year's dance was the second ; in the state in pro;ceods turned in '.' to tho building fund. . - The dance is lo bo semi-formal ZD 5 S Useful Gifts THE SHEAFFER LIFETIME PEN and i PENCIL Is most desirable s i s Moon Drug Co. The Owl Onig Oo. START NOW VI In ft few thort month yo can bt filling p tying position and on the roftd to tucceat. Yon can go wfcere you want buy what 70a want, BE what you wmntt when you combine tbc ability with the right training. WrtM toOmr tor FREE SUCCEM C aloft. W fitted ever 10O0 pwJrtnw Utt rr. Bthnk.-W.lker BUSINESS COLLEGE Pnk4 Onto and no effort la behiR spared lo provide everything thut boos to iH.-kA up a real ooHoko hall. Announcements All offieorB, offloerB-eloet and jftinrdu of tho Neighbors of Wood eraft are requKtiMl to moot at the K, f. hall Thursday nftornoon. le!. 22, at 1:3ft o'cloeli for praetUe. MENUS lly Slmor Mary 1 liP.KUvl.'ASlT Oii.n.r.1 tuifn rolled oats, cream, pks poaetied in milk on graham luast. extra Hands may find their way t, en mast, milk, onffee. luuued beuutv ihrdtifth these de- I-L'Xt'lllCO.N . Maoaroni baked with loiuKlocs,' hPiti'ls f celery. kIiikoi- pnrMin, milk, 101. DJN.S'Kll llnkort hiillhut Hlenks, potato crniiuotteH, tM-piunctl (ji-oen lipppors, ' pinfti plc saljul, fltniiln I.-laiirt, milk, .-iMil'tVp. Tito tfinKei iiutlilln.y: sukohIoiI in lite luncheon menu Ik so Kood that it miKlit take the place nt' n rich plum uurittiiu; in a t'hrislmaH dinner planned speelailv for cliil drell. .' filiiKvi-.IMiddiiic - Knur ttildoHpoons k r a n u I a I o d Miliar, x flip moias:os, 4 table- spoons buttor, 1 VI eups flour, t teaspoon powdered KinKor. V4 tea spoon einniiinini, teaspoon soda, Va cup lioillnK -. water, , eup seeded raisins, Vi eii eleaned cur rants. i. oup shopped I'Imn. 2 table spoons on eh candied orange and lemon peels, 2 teaspoons vanilla, few Ki'alns salt, 1 ok. Cream butter and gradually beat in silKar. Add molasses and boat well. .Mix prepared fruits with Vj oup' flour, stirring with a fork until thoroughly blended. Mix and sift renin initio flour with spices. Add to first mixture and heat smooth. Add half bulling water and mix thoroughly;. Add fbiured fruit and mix well. Dis solve soda In remaining water and add at once to mixture. Deal hard. lieat cixk until liht and add with vanilla and salt to hatter. Meat well and pour Into a buttered mold. Cover mold clostly and steam two hours. Serve warm with hard sauce, lemon sauce or whip ped cream ... ADYi:itTlSl(; AISKOAD CAI HOA docroasing rate of Illiteracy in Palest in lias permit- ted the use of modern electric . moving signs for the, first time. -Tel Aviv is the first town in which tho j devices were used, the signs up 1 pcariirg in Knglish, Arabic and He brew lu order to present an appeal , to the races using different lan gHatfeB. Amerlean and European products are advertised, and tlllis trations are employed lo reach thoso who still cannot rend. THE'l'lANO TODAY IS S675 New York , or here Syears to pay if ordered before Dec. 25th This winsome ramoaG 4' 1 o" baby grand piano More than thirteen hundred Bram bach pianos are now in happy Pacific Coast homes. The highest-priced experts have worked unceasingly to make the scale of the liramhach baby grand a fitting scale to the in strument that bears this 1 06-year-old name. Experts first created a $100, 000 model. From that master model 5000 Brambachs a year arc made, , and these Brambachs arc precise rep licas of the 1 00,000 original. Here is just the gift for graduate or bride. Order before May 15 to take ad vantage of our offer of an extra year, making three years in all, over which to budizet its payment terms. Sherman,piay & Co. Melon Sleeves -iwr!f cjdeUlv now sleeves melon putl'a with tiny cufis. Bridge Pointers Hy MHlcin O, Work Yesterday we g:ivv the twenly- I8ix ('n,,,B "f th,! -lc-i- and Ids 1 pnrlner. und asked how those two players should bid, supposing that the opponents passed whenever It was t ..-lr ll.rn to declare., fieore vK-B-8-7-3 : - "H i!ii-3 01 B I 4fl-Q-lfl-5-4 South (Dealer) should open the auction by bidding one Spade; he, has a five-card suit head by A-Q-10 ;md two f 1 nick tricks on the sldt. ' One quick side trick would ! justify the bid. . A I'tei West's pass. North, not. having . normal support for ha partner's Spado, should bid two , Hearts. , Having n strong Major, 1 it ifi safer with a defenseless suit to bid the Major than, to risk u No Trump. I Afler East's 'jmss. South, not t having normal Heart support, J should bid two No Trumps. He J knows that North, even if strong in both Hearts and Clubs, would bid Hearts In porferenep to No 1 Trumps. He does not VnoY posi- ' lively that Norlh lias strength 'in Clubs, but in view of the bidding THE C, R A'N I) 'PIANO hack and SouUi's Spade and IMamond slreiiKlh, that Is quite probable; l ami oven If North be weak in t'luhs. No Trump is tho best way j for South to deny Heart h. I'nless rNortn no extreme ty snort ami Voak ill Clubs, tho No Trump probably will work bettor Uuin a I lea i t on t raet p hi yod' by N urt h. Afier Vest' Hecond pass. North should pass tho two No Trumps and it should therefore become the, oont met. TODAY'S HANDS Tho question is: How should South i healor) and North (his partner) bid these hands, it heim; supposed t hat tholr opponents West and'Kast dunm whenever 11 h tholr turd to declare. Answel tomorrow. (i.'opyriKht John V. Dillo Co.) ciimbing Waistline j. Alarms Dowagers ; (Ani!, (Ar) Vo,en whose Mllh,ra rp nnK(!f, f Venie. de Milo proportions view with j-rmvitiw ciinoern' 1 1 1- pwat'd and inward trend of bells iintl , girdles ublcK every day become uufre. ob- vIouKin Purls. . .' ; ' 1 Normal waistlines are tb Ren 7T " v 8-8-3 H-2 S-MO-9-3 I H V'- 6 ..5- V w I 1 I 1 I A IA t J ' J44 nml fitlP nnvv for ensliim' .h.,H't-Vv- " . V"r n.i.wr .n.MrtH.. tv.n ut i-'ili-hi sllhnuoltes . are sometimes broken b,M 11 pulld-in - -belt-' placeil ' nvell ah'ive tho'hlps, 'lespito tbc iSiov iileneo of the hiKhrr-waisted dresses ll is usually tho slender women who wear them. The others are waiting for style trends to force them to P.- TANDKM IU'SKINi HIH'OH D j OAKUNPy Neb. (AP) One or poullice which is st ppoh-st lo -hundred nitd nine bushels of eorpfdraw the disease out by tMe "oots. were husked In a day this fall by Herman Ilannman, 72, and hlsl wile, (in. D oes Wei HEALTH Tin: txci;is im:oi;ii:.i P.y AIIht soiiaia:. M. .. his An;. It s, ("al. Member (Inrijan Memorial I n ilea rly uvery institution learning all over the olvilixed world sholarly, men . nd women are d.-vnttritf th"ir lives to learnins' the cause, effect, and cure of can- for. The hverets of a cancrr cure will never, be maint.iined by one Individual, nor wJ4 .any Ki'mp bo liermitled to i7nnp(.IiKe to their own He ifb-li t itds informal ion which miKlit tienei'it h 'inutility: j I lie knowledge will be free to Hi!. , The public may rem assured thai I just as soon as anything of value 1 ; is 'discovered, from whatever ! source, it will be broadcast iuime--J j diateiy to 11 nitre wnrld. I liei-e was hel l In A mer:ea re- cently a mettinif of scientist doctors frnin recuLrni",etl medical eenb rs of Knrope :tnd the I'niled States, h discussed the eanc problem fnui v rv known antrle. Tin" results of this fonfcreiife in - dicale clearly (hat .cancer is not quite so hopel.-ss as vv;is formerly believed. ,V niv:,l ,1, ;il . m, 1.. done lo pvevci.l its develnnnut by1 clean Ijvinjr. careful p. i'sniiul hyplene, and by the avoid. 11. c' of continued Irritation of any part rtf the body. Jty (his wo litt-.M c.ire of the belli, the b.iweis. the kid neys, the skin, and p.n t ieuiarly the removal of any chronic hwiilizid sore or bruise. The m.: hnd ot re moval should be It M i) the j.ld- ment of a qualified prat ;ii uiu medicine and stirj;ery. I Cancer is nut VHirMnir" nnr''1""1" 'r un me nouy sur- ooiituKious. There is 00 d (.rround. however, to believe i i 1 u " certain types nf e;(neer are li iilai-y. i 1 his doeainot mean . th piii'snu in nst necessarily lop -j-iudparettl Ifliete,!. Dy I was known to bo proper possibi' from ih possihh :re, as just ouKlni d. it is eimiin"- ii nit ii u not hit. to Visualie n time when cancer may be discovered from manlfesthiR itself in maev individ uals with hrreditary' taint, and eventually be bred or deeloped out of 1 hi race. One of the" fe! hides of cancer .cure is the se-ea!ie, cancer p:'s.' jcure is the so-called cancer post" All such remedies merely il--iroy by Mcheinical action any tissues, J good or bad, with which they cum 1! ri&WR-uyiSa mm 11? i"Uu...nmtiif e then, that's settle I Ml r. 1 vr m ma or! JO. t 11 j fj 1 P ' fl1 1 si ALL ALL ALL ALL $19.75 $25.00 $29.75 $15.00 I v t M" ! ( ''- ;PUTMAN'S;,.:v:;::. La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-to-W car, : j I ? & - ;tlntn contact. If, pcrcham o. thi y should actually detdroy a loeeM.cd ... ........ iuw hmh j . face, thoi ;- resullf. o' course, i but nearly irtway at the ex- cure , pense ot exrrucimln t.ii:t and en mrly.1 unnocussary si'ar. lly 1 bono unscientific methods , coui.Hchh thousands have hnd simple warts. wens, jinolus, or cysts'oaten out in ! this manner ly unscrupulous "full er specialists" under iho delnnion n,,,lt ll,,,y were being cured of can ,r' Phc medical scientists at. cancer conference unanlmmisiy pressed tho opinion that .-the only 10 ne 01 sorvif.e io luuiiKinu mr, l ho treatment of IdcallKcd cancer , are surgery, x-rays, and " radium, .' j 1 nose agents, in me mums or ! (tui'ltfletl practitioners 'of medicine and surgery, prolong life, remove', malignant cunccrois musses, and j have eure.l n sreater nunilar or lllllninffiftau smoice a VIP 1 B GOATS COATS COATS COATS COATS And All Coats up to $98.50' Now Just One-Third Off . Millinerii and Shoes localized emu'era I him any ot her utrencles which have so. fur been Hiven 'to'' man. , 1 Utile by Utile, Hie condHions j surroundlnK the vtiy af enneoc 1 are bomw better 1 umlerstood, and 1 it Is hot unreasonable to suppose that In the not- distant future PUTMAN'S : The Gin Simp A . ' ' - " La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes jp.& mjpm MjeiSiB -.1 your, pipe? si 1 j OFF NOW $13.25 NOW $16.65 NOW $19.85 NOW $30.00 ' '"''" SsC better remedy; miiy bo presented to tho worbt' and. "as before stated, when such u remedy is found, it will be immediately available lo all. . 1 . Congress is In' session again. I'at days for humorlsiH tiro at hand. H &i&&ai&A!')0UttJtmjt.)mje'.i liuK 111 Uud'hVll Ladies Here's a gift that savs shopping time, and never fails to please. P.A. is sold everywhere in tidy red tins, pound and half pound dn ht:midcrs, and pound cryslal-glais lnmii dora with sponge. moistiiiier top. the national joy smoke r 177. t t. R.m.t.1. TohKM LA GRANDE, OREGON Thonc 461-J. New Foley nidg.