La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- '-Wednesday, January ii, 1925v LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paga Three SodETY News Guff Novelty Legion Auxiliary . Is Installed At Neighboring Town Announcements iwiiu ak k tiik ii:.r M .1 what iti-: 'I'll Kilt M:i:ip? Ily MM t: 0 HIIVAXT, M. II. ' HoNtoD, Mum. . Metnber fiorga Memorial Wo inl I mi ii lv think t tin I tin p.'it'm mi l ! function Is to hcyir. The human .Koup members of the Lu CI ramie guards of the N'ctghborH of Wood-!'1"' lM 11 '''lUlful a ml wonderful Ameiicfin Legion auxiliary went toicrnfl lodge vlll meet nl the K. I. ! "'- " " W" n;,V( normal Jmhler last evening where they In-i hnll ThnrHdny afternoon at 1:30 ""'"K alwnyw appreciate the stalled ihe'off.eeiK 'oJ the Harry ; o'clock for practice. .great gift that wan glvn to us? K. Ijn-fion American Legion mix-'! . J With little -effort on our jiart ami lliaiy No.l Xil, the newest auxiliary j Member of the drill' leant of thcwUt 11 lPwlor ltt anewy. vl- A 11 Off leers, offlcerH-clec legion auxiliary . iu- unit in the stale, I teen organized thTf. . asked to leave their uniforms nt Mi-h. C. N. Calmer, pant president . the office of the A Oranfle 1'iliit of (he local auxiliary, arte. I uh In-! inir company before h. 1. . It 'Is mailing officer, and Mr. It. L. Mor-J requested that the uniforms h g:in was Installed us president of ' wrapped with t he nameH on the the nuw -unit. The auxiliary has outside of the package, ID charter members and at liwt! . braflonH are poured .in upon us. evening h meeting a members,)! in drive was started which will con tinue until the neM regular inrof. Ins Mortdiiy. l-"eb. U.- hery effort will lie made to inereutie the mem beiship before that lime. Other auxiliary members from l:ere who ut Winded the meeting and issistcd with the Installation' wore ' Stojka at .Mis. Hoy MeNees. president of the J.a Cntmle auxiliary.: Mrs. Atnory I' ord, sergeant -at -a mis, and Mrs. Walter Palmer. . The While "Uose einh will meet tonlKht at Ihe homo of Mrs, c. K. llappersctt with Mrs. Sadie Hull atuf.stlng as hostess. The Ijullea'.Aid of the Lutheran church will meet Thursday after noon ut 1! o'clock 'with Mrs. Krnest i M-mm 1 Bridge Pointers n Milton C. Work I ruff il h inoiiKiiudaiiv ltt;vi ami ' touched U iM-r sleeve with j bullous. M05 Unk aireet. Alh The La Grande rcvietf of the Woman's llenefit association in ' slatted tifflcoi-H for Hie' year IftiS last evening, when a- meeting a held at the K. I', hall here for M.nt put pose. 1 'receding the installa tion, ahout Ta members of the un social inn autf their families gath ered ul the hall for a chick n din ner, which was served at t o'clock. Hr,. Jessie M nst cNoit, a past commander of the lot-it I review, ; "art oil as Installing officer, and the following , members took office: .Mrs. Hazel Jensen, president; Mrs. Ada Goeck, ice president ; M rs. Vera Muri hison. fliiiinflul secre tary; Mrs. Nellie Spencer, recording secretary; Mrs. Nellie Charlton, treasurer; Mis. Sadie Nedro, lady of ceremonies; Mm. IJIItan Neiuei cr, junior supei visor: Mrs. Martha f'ook. chaplain; Mrs. Hernlco MramweM, past president; . Mm: Uena ' Ostluml, si rRennt-at-uriusI Mrs. Kleanor ( 'an-, inneij hostesrf; Mrs. 1-Milh McAnuItv. otiier Iioh teas; - Mrs. Not a Mackey.' color bearer No. I; Mrs! Lilly Lod better, color bearer No. 2. ami Mrs. Ida Charlton, captain of tin' drill team. The work of Installation was con ducted in u very creditable manner, It is reported, Mrs. Hessic Webb and M is. Hi'lirelda Wade assist 1 1 1 lt Mrs. .Masletton. Art Research Club : In Enjoyable Meet The Art Itesearch club held an IttlereHtinK study on "LlKbl and Shinle" Monday duriiifr the Tpt?ik lar meetitm'ul the home of Mi's. (J. It. (Maycomh. with Mrs. II. (J. Smith as program chairman, lrpj Smith gave an Interesting talft o)l" "LlRht and Shade" and showed a liumher of pit-lures to Illustrate hor remarks. " , Mrs. "II. II. Cleaver' exliibllcd a collection of. studies in design., sent to her iy N. Ii. Zane from the school of design of the I'niver sity oi Oregon, and told soiiielhlnx about the collection. A short business session was held before adjournment. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ton! Ituckman en- terialned the La IVIite Uridw clilb lasl evening at their home on Wal iiul MtreeJ. Three-tables or bridge were al play and high score among t lie women playetH w ent to Mrs. Milton J'rice and the men's flist prize- was won by I'aul Young. The consolation prices were won by Mrs. l-'re.l' Jones and Milton Price. A color scheme -of pink and whlto Wits used to decoiale the" rooms, which was uT"so carried out In the two-course luncheon served after the card games. ' .' Mr. and Mis. Millon Vrlce will enleiialn the. club at its next meet ing Tuesday evening. Jan. -4. ' ..'. The third or a series of dances being given by the It. I. O. Klka' lodge, lu'.e during the winter months will take place" this evening In the ballroom of the. VAUh' temple here'. All plans imve been com pleted by the committee Jn charge', and members of the lodge and their friends are looking forward to the best 'dance of the- series this eve ning. Ulrlew's Ounce band will furnish the musicind dancing will Ftnrt nt 9 o'clock and continue un til midnight. Refreshments will lie served. iiIi!ivm fimcllnn nn thev Mhituld. ! KeafnesK may occur, and deafness . may be defined as subnormal )ear- ling. J ii a general way, we ,niay 1 have deafness of the outer' and middle ear, or deafness of the In ' ner ' ear. The causes producing (icainess in ine mi-si group are nu-j imeroiis and the diseases and nial-i jformatlons of the latter jiionp nil,MUiu,v HpparMntly taken Hid j lar less uuiirci ons. i ne itti iucr yleld iiiire easily to treatment, and . fortunate it Is that it is so, for UH per cent of the causes of deaf ness are found In this region. J . . . . ,TT. , , Among the many contributing ' - causes of deafness are defective l'"h of old and his queen -worship-adenoids, tonsils and teeth, rhinflls.4 I,prt ,ho lwer behind the sun. pharyngitis, bronchitis, pneumonia There ure 17 normal ears In a Influenza, hay -lever, , sluus t ruble, thousand and approximately 1 , abscess or fluid in the middle eai'I :TiO,000 school children with defec rilsenses id' the hone link work, live hearing In the United States, perforatliui of tm ear drum, and The deaf adult has the full power lly SIM4T Mary ' scarlet fever, measles, whooping of speech. The deaf-mute must lUiKAKKAST Slewed figs ce-;l',ouun' ,,nd otner contaglnus and learn to speak. The hard-of-lVear- reai, cream, broiled cottage ham Infection diseases. Improper diet, lug child is only panially deaf. A potatoes hashed Jn milk radishes ' i'l'l"hient water Intake, unsuitable t ongenttally deaf child nnd a hard milk, coffee. ' ' . "jelotb-ing, shortened sleeping hours, of-hearlng child are two separate I l!N('IU'OX Codfish souffle n'S(,i,'et,tf'd efforts. Irregular and -problems. The former may have stewed tomalof sTbrown bread, jam ! ,kfe t,ve 1,1,,lvveI 'nemeu- de- been deaf or acquired deafness be or jelly milk tea .liclent sunlight within and without, fore he kne the value of speech. OINNKH Stewed chicken with 'llie nous0t; lessened quoin of out- There are special schools forhdni, iioiu jmji i! Him jiiiiviu runner, infi liir I til I M o eu I I iik Cllllll and last, hut not least, wrong air should be trained In the ordinary conditioning In private and public schools. ' lie is only hai'd-of-hear- membera are requested to be present. MENUS dumplings, twice baked sweet po tatoes, creamed onions, pineapple ami cteuiu cheese salad, frozen pudding, milk, coffee. i This. is an bleat menu for a Sun- day. The family who go to church in. iMtitKit L- iieau fre lheB proltlems 'can be solved, 'cldent to deafness. The hard-nf luncheon which, .can abodes all these and more are of- ing and Jie should he taught lip- fenders against better health. reading. Lip-reading hat dlmlnlsh- Can these conditions be prevent- ed the -wtraln, fatigue, diffidence. ed, mitigated,, or Improved? He- faint-heartedness, and brooding ln- I ti ai . niiiut ' lio ill iihlK- oneluiifrAil Vumfliifi- n a nn liiniMii- uhiinnAit w qilkkly be .' o.h.'MrHlri 'n.uJho .Inm,,. .... f..anH 'Pt,Bt.. i ' , , inu11"- A phvslclans, the auiists nre hoed- cation has given a purpose and planning will leave the afternoon ' , nnn,.nl11 tl, ,.ii1,k,.,h, ua ,. , .iinin.iii, urn IUI VI 1 WW IV mill not .more than an houx required' foi; the."flnnlM" before serving dmlflsli souffle coxritArr immr.i-: comparing Contract Hrldge with Auction Itrldge, there Is little dif ferent between the two games In the opening bid with hands which, u( Contract, Justify an Initial one hid In either a mitt or No Trump. The original Idea thht miich great er strength Is needed to bid one nt contract than at Auction, has been found to be fallacious; also thft Idea that In Contract much grcnter conservatism tdiould be shown by a sound player In mak ing the initial bid when the bid tier's side In) vulnerable, than when It la not vulnerable. The advantage of getting In nn Initial hid justifies bidding nt Con tract with almost as little strength aa la the case win the seemingly light Auction Hrldge blda which for years have proved to be pay ing ventures; and It also justifies n sntind player, facing a "dependable- partner. In bidding vhcn vul nerable In exactly the same way aa when not vulnerable. The only difference being that when In doubt whether to bid or pass ln- .lllally, vulnerability should eimse Mho verdict to be on tlie afde of ' conservatism. .. . . - I . In Auction Hrldge the rule is to hltl a N'o Trump' ith"u hnnd con ! mining three suits- stopped . and I high card ubove-the average (the i average being one' Ace, one King. one Queen and one Jack). l;slng a ; count of 4 for nn Ace, 3 for .a I King. 2 for. a Queen and 1 for n Jack (total In), the, general rule ' la: bid No Trump with three suits ; slopped and a count of 1L In Contract It is advisable to increase the Auction Hrldge No Trump re quirement slightly, because Con- trncl penalties are heavy and a No I Trump both Invite and tempts a! "jump" from partner. In .on ! tract. No Trump should not be bid 1 with a count of lesa than1 12: and, K even with 12, the hand ought to January vie trance c Continues r '. - Offci'ing still greater 'reductions on our entire stock of Coats, Dresses, Millinery and Shoes Every Coat, Dress, and Hat at'prie'js much lower than we have ever had. " ' ' We Invite. Comparison. ' . . r " '.-". . PUTMAN'S ' I , Ifa (Iiinle's Exclusive Reatly-To-Wcar . v.v ' . ,' ; N - Millinery & Shoes, ; :;- - contain one-br tw6 Tina and. hav1 n fatisfactory No Trump dlstrlbn. Hon '(the .rhnre evenly divided the hnnd, the better It la. for an Initial No Trump):-; With a count-of 1.1. . however, and three 'suits Rtopped, No Trtimp la Justified In Contract, either by Dealer or by- a Second Hand ( Healer having passed), un less the hand contains a five-card Major arid on unstopped suit, in which case! the Major" should be bid In preference io' the No Turmp; or.haa n hunU suit-or worthless ainglclon. in which ciibi ; n HJilt-bbl or pass is belter thnn No Trumps. . , i (CopyrlgKi! John K I Mite Co.) ' j l,at the very inceittlon for the com- profitable hy-paths. ,1111)11 good. What Is a Hie nmri- The better health educational gaged by disease'.' Ho not be eon- , movement of'thG G organ Memdiial . Itani t- tui t luf I Ail in nnlfO Inticr iinlli.dtiitji ihn haaiIm it t tin iiavI One cup sluclilcrt rodrish, 2 ruiu ,me the Br,iwi,ij edKe nf meil- neneiiulon in il constnictlve co iinifhed poialwa, 1 j pupn milk, i! . loino. where the Kinund work i so loperntlve edtientionnl 'iiidveinenl of eiftts. 3 tnl)kpoonii hutter, ton- vllBt. We .,,, ,,!,,,, t,. the : tmliiy. spoon pepper. '4 teaspoon a. .f,lv dooti.r to foieslnll mirh ir Kilt rodflMli i used. rrilien:,raKedeH ,lmi tn kPJ!n fa f,. our and pick very fine. Add hutter. highest efficiency III nil positions salt, pepper, fish and milk to ot callinpt. We would wrship hi in niusliert potatoes and beat until ln ,ne fy circles as the Phn siuoolli. , Add yotlis of cks well j ' lujuteu atui stir over. ihe flie un-- 1 ' ' " . , tit Heat whites of o.iiii.jHHgMMMgHiHMBM til stiff nnd dry and fold into mix ture. 'Turn into a buttered b:tkJn dish and buke thirty . minutes in a moderate oven. Serve at once. A trusty who escaped from Ring Sing prison was caught In a taxi cab. He might have got away if he had gone straight. ,y currox Hiing this coupon and fine for a Marcel or. Itound Curl. Special Tlirw-Ony OffiT Only Tues. Wednes'.. and Thurs. nm.L m:iTY snori'K ' Main 7fi2 25 Off on All Heating Stoves " Call and see what S9 , Will Buy . In Fancy Vases, Glassware, Etc. F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Phoao Mala M 2i5 May Give Veterans More Time to Apply - .VASIHNOTON.in.l (AP) World War , veterans would be given- two additional years in which to apply for.. bonus certifi cates, under a bill approved Tues day by the hose wttya and liieans) commlHee. ' The lime fur filing such applications expired I ire. :i I last. . . tl'ho house veleran' committee also ordered reported tin KitV.gei' ald bill to-. provide ' compensulion t'orj.rmy offtoera, oilier 'than those in (he regular uri'ny who wer.' 0 per cent or more, disabled during the World war. 'V1: Your Grocer Serves Gladly E It Is your grocer" s dut, to have for you the flnj'st foods B -, ,l,l..r.i .1 -.... nf tl.A n.nul tin mavI nut ..I 1'rx.Hu lu lii'uii il Ypur grocer is always ghul to reenmmend (iolden Crust Hread, km:s am) iikmi iii j:ls I'HILAUKLIMilA. Jan. 11. (AP) If you would have-nicely shaped knees don't wear high heeled shoes. That's advice to women nd girls by podiatrists. The Philadelphia Pediatric society was (old last night hy Dr. ..I. Torrance -Hugh that the wearing nf high heeled shoes causes the fool to assume nn unnatural po sltfon with the result that the mus clen and bones are thrown out of balance.. When that happens, he said, the knees hecome less stable, the knee action becomes much less secure and fatigue results. He knows you will come hack I1 hecnust he knows you will like It. for more. (iolden Crust llread Is delightfully flavored, keeps fresh, and supplies Just the strength and energy eVery one needs at this ( time of year.. It's a real honest to tioodness loaf of bread. Let . your grocer supply you with the best flolden Crust. .Gwilliams Electric Bakery La Grande, Oregon I, II SALE OF FRAMED PICTURES 98 Sec Them in Our Windows - TRY The Oregon Hardware .--..' FIRST '":...:' RECORD SPECIAL! v Discontinued Numbers in Victor Records . 3for$ Just received, the Latest Hits in Sheet Music, including"f'Mv Blue Heaven," "After 1 Call You! Sweetheart," and "The' Song Is Ended." , , Adler Music fCd. '( , In With' Newlin's -. - Our Motto "Quality and Service ' .. ' Phone Main 805 -r," Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pag llheyYc , using chemicals ' to ripen iron now, oui uiai s ail om i roelpe for corn and rye. j ... S ch i 1 1 i n g Baki n g Powd e r ' TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE OR J A P A.N ' The world's , highest grade ; package tea ' and it sells ' for so little. X if i I ! i : : . . Answer This Question-- When you want a Wrist Watch, which do you think of buying, the watch or the name? . If yo,u select a Tayannes you will be as sured of bothj. because this watch is known the world oyer as one of the very lest of Swiss watches. Behind Tavannes there is lasting quality and service. W4 should like to have you see our fine selection of Tavannes Wrist Watches. Priced f ronf $28.50 Up ' POCKET WATCHES . We ha-ve only ihe well-known makes that have the reputation as being America's fin est --- Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, South Bend, Howard and Hamilton. Priced from $12.50 to $100.00 Birnie's At The Sign Of The Clock 1 Iffl mm , ...M.tlflrilif ! ""'"H.IICMO!IIHI"" Hi , ' ''v .,rrp;' : , .' 'JL his is the only baking , powder, the .world over, with tinv such statement -on the label Read it carefully Read it two or three times It means exactly what it' says I 'Your grocer pays you instantly- - then we pay him. It's got tp be good to carry such a guarantee of uniformly fine results And why not? - - for it contains more cream-of-lartar than any other kind. Coffee 19 Spices iJV 3 1 Extracts Ten X A Vl J A.