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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1928)
1'age Three Friday, January fi, 102S. LA GRANDE EVF,MfrGf OBSERVER --'-!.. society News Mrs. C. J. Kinzel Honor Guest At polled , plants be! nj used. After tht evenings play the hobtejs served h i wo-roiirMf luncheon. BridfiTG LuriChGOn ' pntertuin th i tul ut its next mi- linn k.-.l... A...nt.a- I U ing Thursday evening. Jan. in. Mrs. t J. Kinzel, who Is visiting In ih Ih city from Mnrrll, Wis,, was (ho Insplrnt inn for one of 1 lie ino iiUructlve bridge-luncheons of tin' season yesterday, afternoon at th I. ii Grande .lintel win n Mrs. A. J. Hi an tee. sister-in-law of the honor B lll't , WUK tilt IlOSleSH. Luncheon was nerved in the hn dinln room at '1:15 o'clock, whi'ii' tables wree arranged fur M guests ii ml were prettily decorated wit h centcrpfreccH of mixed bou j lit.! s tn the pastel colors with har monizing candles, t Hommcis of flowers tiiil candles' In tht- paslel color! were also used j tn t ho hi idge room and on tin1 mezzanine, where I tables ef. bridge were at play following luncheon. i M ih. 'Italics Wcynolda made high score ai curds, I hi scond 1 prize went to Mrs. YV. II. Ilnlinen-I knmp Sr., ami t h third prize' to Mi'H. I, A. KpliiiK- Mrs. Klnzel wan given a guest prize. I - M r. ami .Mrs. Kinzel spent t he ! holidays In I -a (iiundc and will be. hi to inr several days longer vis-! Iting at tin homo of their nun, I., j K. Kinzel, ami with their d:iiiKliter Inn I snn-fmluw, Mr. and Mrs. I'red K. I.anzer, anil at tJic Stange home.) when.. ineHinn was held ul the I. O. O, K. hull for that purpose. M i'H. Martha Moss, district dfpiiiy president, 'was Inclining officer, und wno assisted by Mrs. Surah Me Vlnre, deputy grand marshal, Tho officers Installed were: Lucy (lllmun, noble if rand; IJdna fame nnnieiary. ; IS members of the family nnd friends. I Pearson's hirthday Covins were laid for Bridge Pointers Ily Milton C. Work Members of the Thursday Bridge club enjoyed a no-hostess, 'dinner ut the Tiffin after which bridge which bridge wuh played at the apartment of Mrs. nna l'oluck i guppnrter with Mrs. l'oluck and .Mrs. himiiu Cliady entertaining. The 12 mem hers of the club were seated at one large table for din- tier- The centerpiece was a bou quet of carnations. " Mrs. . IL liohnenfinmp Kr, made high scoro at enn uiid the secoeifi prixe went to 4Mm. ,i . r. Uoblnson. . Mrs. Kred Kiddle will be hastens to the club nest Thursday with a dinner ut her home at Island t'lty. Member of James K. I'uk" uux lllui y t. S. war vetfruns held a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Muir Tuesday rvvninjr. The on, vice yrand; Minnie Hiuffif. se.--: time was spent vtsttinK. alter wnic.i ejiterdsy we unve the twm retary; Olive t'hudwieU.' trtHHUier; 'refreshment were served, .Mr.i six cards of healer and his ptiri Lyd:a Hng. ihiiiihiln: Lucy Win- I'uiman Veck received a ouCi . ner. and asked how those two play hiirn. warden; Item Suydum. con-j which wa nlven away by the uux- ers should declare. Hiipposiim that ductor; Nora NiKth, right supporter ; lliary. (the tipponenttt passed wneneer u FULL ACCORD ON TREATY OF ARBITRATION Mis. K. II. Itpyleli was hostess tn the Jolly Itrldge club ut a de light ful party yesterday afternoon at her home on Oak street. Three tables of briilKe were at play dur ing the afternoon and fiisl prize was won by Mrs. J. J. Pearson. Mrs. ale Xweifel let'eived the sec ond prize. The rooms were attractively dec orated with a color scheme of or chid and preen, bouiiiets of chrys anthemums and potted plants be Ill used. i. Kollowlng the card games the f ' liosless served a two-course luneii- '. Mr. and Mrs. I.esler Aden en- j lertalned the niembefs of. the,- Mrt) i,,,, n, nr;umvell will be Swastika Itiidge club last evening tiIt) nK.Kt ,sless to t he elub, Thurs nt an attractive party at t heir home ; j., ( j,m ijt on Oak street. Three tables of bridge were at play during the ev uing and hiuh score among women went to" Mrs. William tlald and the men:s pi ize was w on by Lowell Williamson. The rooms Were -deeroated in a! (ift'loeiH of Cryslnl Kebecea lodge color sehi me of blue and white, were i list a Mod Wednesday eveilinn to noble grand: Harah McClure.b it I Jwas their supporter to noble grand; Mablel The Voyng Women's Kducut Ion stated to Mel'lierson. right supporter to vice ai uuxiHuy of the Methodist KnU- hands wer grand; Kvelyn McKennon. left copal church will hold Its January) to vice grand; tlurnet meeting nest Tuesday evening. Jan. Itnckman. Inside iruardian: Ntllle'in, t the home of Mrs. I. A. Kp- I'lper, outside guardian: and Lou ting, l"4 Main avenue, at which llobeetson. musician. Mable Me- time an Interesting program will be I'herson was reel acted and Installed g.vcn. as captain of t lit degiee team. j Airs. I.plhig Is chairman of the A social hour und ref reshmenis committee in cliarge of the meet followed the installation. - j Inc nml she wlil be assisted ly Mrs. Italph Wt bb and Misses Mae The. Home department of the Stearns. Mima t'ooper, Anettu 1'lrst Presbyterian church was en-1 Johnstui and Anne Aruoldus. All lertained yeslerdny afternoon nt the nieinbers and friends of tne auxll honie of Mrs. John t. Macpher- lar are lnvltel. sin. There was a large attendance'1 and the meeting was one of In'ter- Mice PVlV Tfl WpH est. Miss Ifulila Anderson led in w the devotiiinal and prayer was giv-t en by Mrs. J. (ieorge Walx. ; After a business set:siori the re-! ' ' " iiuilmler of the afternoon was sneiii 1 NUN (Special) I he eng; visiting, during which time the hns- menl of Miss Man-la I'hy, tho less served rei reshmenia. I youngest daughter of Mrs. Kdith I I'hy. to I'aul It. Spencer, son' of Mr. and Mis. I;. K. Spencer, of heiiver, t'ltlo., was announced l-Yl day afternoon at appointed I o clocli turn. The be lovo-all, sen r i and wan the Paul R. Spencer 1KIIW- 1 A-W-6 MJ- 4 s I V KIO-6-5 i-19 I'AltlS. Jan. 0. (Al't Kreijch circleji hejicved that the l-'raiico-Ameilcan arbltiatbni treaty with ai denuiulatloii of progressive war In Its pieamble can be .ij:ned very shortly. There Is full accord on the prin ciples of the trealv between the iwo countries ami It remains only ',o polish the text of lite treaty so that Fiance's league of .nath.ns ami the American Monroe dietrine crtn bo properly ree.tf nized. These ioinlH are being discussed in exchanges of cabled notes am: no real difi'U able In adjusting them are f.iieseen. I The airplane industry In the only ' one wherein you can remove the nvi I'hcail by of the phuil wrecking the product :' I'antasy: "The radio announcer gat off a cute remark Imt seemed tlilite umon.i!otis of Hie fact that he was funny." The women of the Supreme Kor ea! Woodmen circle met at llonan hall Wednesday evening In regular business session. During the meet- TX. Crystal Lodge In Installation Meet j ilig Mrs. 4 'hat lotte 1'yle, guard an I' of the grove, resigned, ami Mrs. Laura ('liver was elected to take her place. M rs. M innle Hrnwnhur . and Mrs. Anna Kerree were- ap ' pointed members of a flower com ) lllittee. After the business session a Leap Year tlance was enjoyed by the mem be is ot 1 he circle and t heir husbands und friends. . Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Kynvarsoa entertained at dinner on New Year's day in honor of Mrs. liy- I I TT nTPYT I I f aJWMbJJ j This Is Not A Chain Store! Joel's Grocery and Market is not a chain stove. It's our store, owned and operated by ns. It's an independent institution if it is a success, we profit; if it fails, we lose. ,. Naturally we are more interested in this store and in our cus tomers than any manager we might hire could possibly be. If a manager makes a failure, he's out of a job. If we make a failure, we lose job, business and investment. . ' So you can be mighty sure that we're on our toes to sell you food cheaper, and better, and satisfy you more completely than anyone else can. Because of our suburban location and conse quent very low overhead expense, we can and do UNDERSELL on Quality Foods. Every order, whether by phone or by person, is given the attention that you can get only from a store proprie tor. Which explains the constant growth of our business andthe steady increase in number of accounts and new customers. It always pays in many ways to, buy at Joel's. FEATURES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY 1 i Large tin of Ripe Olives r; 'AU Fresh Bulk Dates, 2 pounds for 'Jt H.-O. Quick or Old Style Oats - lC Cabbage, pound 1 y AAt 10 bars Crvstal White Soap lc . Preferred Stock String Beans, can...: av 1 pound Whitworth Brand Alaska Pink Salmon .t 9Ar Preferred Stock Grapefruit, can LV, Coffee is advancing. Buy Schilling's Guaranteed 9 ' Coffee, pound : - O-tV, Preferred Stock Deep Sea Crab, highest grade, can ' J J Good grade Bulk Cocoa, pound.. lut Meat Department The finest Cured Smoked Hams, whole or half, pound.. (Guaranteed) 26c 60c Fresh Pork Tenderloin .... Don't forget our no-cereal Sausage. FRESH DRESSED HENS Furnished and unfurnished apartments and house for rent. Call 375-R. Credit and Free Delivery Main 759 JocKs Personal Service TIIK AXNWr.lt Snutlr1 (Dealer) should bid on No Trump; he has three sitlts safe ly stopped und has a hand belter than average by the difference be tween n King and a Jack, lie lias length In both Majors which will an at tract! vcly ' m-ipim snomu ir,rut uave luncheon utlho Mtijor talte-oul. ami he ha some ( iiion hotel given by the Misses ( strength tn his deiensoiesM sun. Klidu and Itetbene Miller, t 'overs North should bid two Spades, were laid for eight frh mis of the The overdeal with two of a Major bride-elect. Kavors weio old-l'ash-i usually announces a suit of five loned nosegays in which th6 be- ' cards or longer: but, this Is th.' ex trothal cards were concealed. eepilonal type of hand which tin Miss Phy is a graduate of the. ovi reall should be made w ilh a I nion hlt?h school and intended the four-card Ma:or. The n tnasiles I niversity of Oregon for two years, i for such exception ure: (a) (beat besides-spentllng a year ut Whit-, strength in the take-out Major, h man college. Sim is a member of 1 vie sure irtek In the side hand. Ic) the Melta (lamina sorority. j a suit which looks dungerous for a Mr. rfpencer Is a graduate of the N(. Trmiu Tin- North hand eon I'nivetsity of West Virginia and is tains all these requisites, affiliated with Kappa Sigma Ira - j South is delighted w'u'n North's lernliy. j Major tnke-out; indeed, the possl- The wedding date has been sctjhlllty that his No Trump ' would lor Sunday, Jan. 2. afler which produce a Major take-out from Mr. Spencer and his bride wilt go; North was one of the timlerling to Denver, t'olo.. to make their reasons that justified it. It would 'homo, where he is in the lumber be beyond the limit of folly for business with his fat Iter. a 9 INION (Special) Mrs. S. K. Miller was hostess to the members I of the t'a rnallon club and a few guests Thursday afternoon at u bridge-luncheon at the La (.1 ramie ' hotel. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock to IN quests nt one long table in1 No Trump It Is very doubtful that the main dining room. A color' South ; could mal e game nine scheme of orchid and green was . tricks. It probably woujil demml cleverly carried out In t he table I upon whether Wert's original decorations. A hasl;t4 of orchid opening was a t'lu'i or some other chrysanthemums served as a cen terpiece for the. table, and tall or chid candles In glass candlesticks weie at either end of the table. ' Kour tallies of hri;gc were at play following luncheon. Mrs. Waller t'ock mode high score andj the second prize went to Mrs. (ieorge Itnlrd. Mrs. lieoijie Win-, ship received the consolation p,i ize. I South to rehld the No Trii:r when nodding such tin usual nssNlan-'e for North's Mumr suit. T( wlh be policed that with normal division of the adverse cards.- these, .two nanrls probuhiv vlll product1 game --l-h trloka t Spades: they are not Hkcly to loh more thiv.i tvo P'nmonds and rne Heart, lint at suit, Copyright John K. Idlle Co. In liiiylng face powders, creams and lotions, It is very essential that yo,u get. tho pioper powder and cieam for your individual coniplexion ami skin, We liave a complete line of powders, creams and lo tions of tiie Kspt'lt d'Amour iuallty. ' I'hone Main 7S;i for appol'dinenl REYNAUD'S . Beauty Shop 'I'hr Niiim Shoultli'iH Tlx- tjuullty Xrw I'Wy ltll;t. Clearance Sale Of All Winter Coats Smartest of Winter Coats -New and faultlessly tailored Sport Coats Dress Coats mostly fur trimmed all on sale at 1 l3toy2off . ' PUTMAN'S. . La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Millinery &' Shoes MENUS . Hy Slxivr Mary i HKIOAKr'AS'l' Hlcwid ihlrrt j iiprioolK, vlioli U'tieut roronl. I'- inn in, n.l rjKh puffs, l-orn lirouM. ' milk, col'fl'i'. I . I ' N 1 1 10 O N "i'1)' Ml '-Sf rtftlo n soup, nplnnoli, ami oBtr: palnil. I'hocolitti' hroud ptnldin, mllli, tea. IHNNKll Tot rout of vial, balicil winauli, tomato jolly wilml. (Into ami nut puilillnif. mill;. CarrotH ami polntocn n inlilcil to tlio pot roost about our- liour liol'oro llmo for sprvlnv. Oravy Is mailo In tlio roRHti-r aftor the iniat . anrl vi'irotubloH nro romovpii. ('hocohUi' hri'inl piulilluK nsi'n up HtnH- lirpail to uilvuntairc. ClKKOlHtr Kri'ttd I'liililluit One I'll!" "talo bri'ail cruinlm. 2 .nips sraliliil milk1 nfiuur.' Iilltor I rhorolato. 14 oup HUKar, 1 pw. 1 I tanli'Kpoon butli-r, 14 trimpoon j vnnllln, few pralns salt. I'ar-I- 1'ilnnlis firmly In flip to i iiirnmirp. Koi'l; liroail In mllK lor Tho lloyal Nitfhbor Jiiv.-iiIIoh nllmnos. Melt ohooolalo nvr Mill moot at tho hump of Mi. Slo-I "ot wator. aim nnn hip hiikhi lollilKT, 12IHI avonuo, tomtirrow I NION (Hporlul) Mr. anil Mih. i. i. .ui-u wolf I1DHI II 11(1 UiJinnfi W'oilnosday ovoiiIiir: at I holr liomo r In North I'nlon to tlio moinburH of tho T. II. cluli. Five tuition of tiriil'o worn ut play iliirinic tho ovoninir. lliRli score among tlio women went to .Mra. Kred l-'ox and tlio men' first lirlze to S. I. Benson. Mrs. .1. I-. HuUilinson lecelveil llul consola tinn priy.e. tollowjntr the eanl Kuuies lunch eon was ser-ed by 1 he husloss. 1 CHAIIN iXMyjnP Announcements All Hnyal Nelffbhor officers and officers-elect are requested to moo! at tho K. I'. hull nl o'clock Sunday, .lan.'S, for pracllco. riione Orders Main 91 We Deliver $2.50 Orders HERE AND THERE! New Year or Old, Week in and Week out, it is the lasting things and those you can depend on as being established that mean the most to the buying public, and the dealer as well. Our steady customers arc many who trade at Stone's because of the Uniform Low Prices and Consistent Service in supplying the well-known brands of staple groceries and a full, fresh display of seasonable items! , Put us on trial with your next order, large or small We can please you. Saturday- SPECIAL SAVINGS -Monday - afternoon at i" o'clock. ! ri;i:s ivutoi.r, oitk i:it I SAI.K.M, Ore., Jan. II. (AI) M rs. lola I tab) win. of Tori la ml, well known as a welfare worker, j was here Thursday to urRe iov jcrnor Vatlci'soti to appoint a state parole officer. For about 10 years iit has been the custom to have a ' parole officer connected wit h the slate iienileiiliary but (iovernor ; I'atter.son'rf policy has been to el alonjr without one. M rs. I ta Id win ;euitenlK that the officer is needed ;io assist In the rehabilitation of conviels on parole. . i.iimiL'h milk taken from Hie bread and inllk Jo niaue in 111 enough to pour. Meat yolk ol itr?? until thick and lemon ctlnred. Ktir Into bread and milk and add chocolate mixture, remaining stiKar. nu lied butter, sail and 'in llla. Mix thoroughly and Told In white of ei!tc beaten until stiff and dry. Turn into a butterr 1 puddlnjr dlfli and b:ke f.O minutes in a slov nv n. Serve warm with whipped cniiin fnored very slight iy with p ,ipeiulrt. One drop of oil of pi pp-i n Hit will he Hiilf'-ieni t' flavor one cup of whipped cre;.in. t'se two tablespoons poviieid st Kar to rw.'eten lightly. CRACKERS Plain or Salted 5 t it i.v 69c MINCE MEAT Finest flavored. 0c 2 lbs L !. FREE! 10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL ON A TAVANNES WRIST WATCH At the end of this period, if it proves unsatis-, factory, there will be no obligation on your part. We claim the Tavannes Wrist Watch to be the best value possible for the investment. Birnie's At The Sipn Of The Clock CIGARETTES Camels or Chester fields, Carton .... $1.19 SUGAR C. & II. Finest Cane 25 ,., $169 TOMATOES PEAS, CORX Best Standard Tacks 69c LEMONS More, juice for loss ? 49c G cans Case $2.75 OATS Carnation Premium 33c SHORTENING Swift's Jewel, 7Qc 4 Lbs. CORN MEAL Finest White or Yellow. 0Qi 'J Lb. bag JJ TOILET SOAP Creme Oil or l'almolive, (! Hais : 39c FIG IURS Real fresh Tru 0CC Rlus, 2 Lbs LJ CIIOCOLETTS Chocolate Cream 0Q Coolies, Lb.. 1 cans Case PEACHES PEARS, COTS In heavy syrup 89c $5.15 CRISCO Rest for frying, CQ(. f! Lbs UJ SOAP P. & G. Naptha OCp 10 bars JJ Bread We do not claim to bake our own bread, but buy it from local bakers who by specializing in their own line can bake a betler loaf, that we can sell for less. LARGE LOAVES, 3 FOR 25c 7
