La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPage ' Three Friday, January 27ri928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Dr. and Mrs. Bouvy " Entertain Club ' At BridgeDinner l)r. a ixl Mrs. l.fv B. Houvy en Icrtulneri ut an mtrurt ivi bridga tlinwr lust evening at their home on O avenue, when members of the Clio club were their gi'tB, Pinner wua servt-tl ut 7 o'clock t Hix prettily urrunKert tallies. Ited rosebudH. in keeping with th iip Uroanliing St, Valentine's day, wre centerpleeeH for eueh of tlie. smulj tahleH. In the living room liou iitei8 of ted ruinations were used. .After dinner six tablet of hrftlgc were ut play. High scpres among: the. cluli nemhei went to Mrn. I 'ham; Hnhnenkatnp and Wulte' I tent or. Mrs. Kred K. I.anzer re ceived the women's gue.st prize and the' men's K"est prize went to I.. K. Kinuel. , The Thursday Kriiltfo club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs, V. II. Hotinenkainp Hr. an -liostesH. Alter a 1 o'clock luncheon nt the homo of -Mia. M party adjourned It. IKwohuu tliu to the ltohnen-I knmp linine, where, t lire e tnhleu of hiidKo were enjoyed, Mrs. I. S. Kntiinson' making- hiKh Heore. Yesterday's meeting of tho club was the beginning of a new series. Next Thursday Mrs. (ieoiKO. -T. t '( h ra n will be the host ess. ' A delihtfut bridge - luncheon miry You'll Want a Perfect Hair-Bob At . REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop IMione Main 7H9 The Name Assures The quality Sr . q,(JlEL S Phone MAIN 759 SATURDAY AND MONDAY FEATURES Nucoa Margarine (made by the makers of Gold Medal) lb, . . 25e Mince Meat, 2 lbs 45c Tender Melting Peas, 2 cans . . 38c Large Head Lettuce ....... 10c Cauliflower, head . 20c 3 Large Grapefruit '. . . 33c Corn, 2 cans . . 25c Peas, 2 cans 25c Large Can Ripe Olives ...... 18c Libby's Asparagus, 2 cans . ... 38c Fresh Association Eggs 2doz.78c Schilling's Coffee, 2 lbs. . . . $1.00 M. J. B. Natural Brown Rice, 2Ib.pkgs. 30c Bananas, lb. ..... 7c MEAT DEPT. Pork Shoulder Pork Loins or Leg, . Steak or Roast Roast or Sleak Lb. 19c, Lb. 26c Swift' Weiner's Lb. 25c Order a pound of our Home-made Sausage or Sliced Caisten's Hams for your Sunday breakfast. tQQk plaeo yrsjerday afternoon at the l.a .Grande hotel when rtiem bers of the' Me-Way-A -Turn Bridge, cluh gathered there for a no-hoa-iou party. Jainoheon was served at' 1 o'clock in the- hotel dtnlnff. room, where covers were laid for 16 at a table which was attractive- j ly arranged with a bouquet of Inv-i emler chrysanthemums us a cen terpiece, 'j After luncheon four tables of: brldgo . were at piny In tho card room on the mezzanine floor. High scare among the club members went to Sirs. Frank Toole and Mrs. Clyde Hoppel received the second priae. The guest print was won by Mrs. V. J l-ane. Other invited guests present were Mrs. May Itlley and Mrs. Geqrge Clark. The next meeting of the club will be Thursday, Feb. s, at the homo of Mrs. Frank Toole, near Hot lake. Mrs. Herbert Tutlison entertains ed at three tables of bridge yes terday afternoon nt lier home on Pevenlh street. During the after noon' play high scoies were won " Mrti- 1 olon i-rnurn an i A,rfl I r Hramwell and the con solation priae went tu Airs. Wil liam Tea re. . 'The hostess served a two course luncheon alter the card games. - Tians have been' completed for the next regular meeting of the Presbyterian Ijidtes Aid society, which .will be held Wednesday aft ernoon, Feb. 1, at tho church. A program is being arranged which twill be given after the regular bus In ess session. There will also be a social hour. . . I Members of the hostess commit tee are: Mrs. W, C. Crews, chair man, Mrs. Frank Itnlston, Mrs. Walter Palmer, Mar. 11. It. Clay comb, Mrs. O. I.. MucDowell, Mrs. K M. lloyt, Mrs. F. CI, llenning, Mrs. A. J..Van Va Ik en burg, .Mrs, I Manna Webster, Mrs. Mary Veskc, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. C. A. Itlngamun, and Mrs. Thomas I liudge. Lutherans Plan 6 o'CJock Dinner Tlie l.auies' Aid society Ol ine T.nthemn church met yesterday afternoon at the borne" of Mrs. tJeorge Andrews on Cherry street with 35 persons in attendance. Tho llev l.eif 11. Awes led in the do- vniinnni nnd imve two read in en. : Mrs. 1. j: Kbert, president of the society, presided over the brief bus iness session, when plans were made to serve luncheon Sunday evening at 6 o'clock In the church annex, when the Itev. b S. Heistel. I who; will be In this city Sunday, will speak. 11 was the regular social meet- I lug 'day of the trgunlzation, and I after Jhe business session the re mainder of .the time was spent vis iting. The hostess served refresh ments before adjournment. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kred Matthes Jr., whose marriage was a recent event here, were entertained by friends for the first time since they have been in their new home at 2013 Third street last evening, when members of the choir of the Eng lish Lutheran church, of which .Mr. Matthes is a mejnher, and other, friends gathered there for a sur-1 prise party. The evening was spent socially, and at an appropriate I hour refreshments were served. Tho choir memliers presented the couple with an electric iron. (in Monday evening a miscellan eous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Matthes by members and friends of the church at the home of .Mr. Matt Ins parents on North Ash street. . 1'NION (Special) A rather unique social was enjoyed at the htgh school gym lust Wednesday eveiiinir bv the members of 'the aiiifr nt' ultiiloniu iinrl I tn nhivm whn! are connected with the publication of the Cninn high school publica tion, thu 'L'-H1." Iloom decora tions, program, invitations, and all other features of the evening's en tertainment partook of a newsph per til ififisjiltc.ro. One feature of the program con Misted of a . eostuming stunt. At) .were, furnished with newspapers ami pins and told tu make their costumes. Then they passed be-1 fore a spotlight for the. awarding! of a prize, tho honor going to Hupt.' Itoy Conklln, who dressed, as Hur-'j ty J.auder. Jiddio races, fortimo ; telling, and similar stunts fur-' nlulw..! miinli ' nninur.mi.nt. for Ihn htaff ami other invited guests. Fol-j By KMcr Mai- lowing a literary program furnish- ' HK'RAICFAST Grapefruit (we ed by , lane Smith, l.ouene Jiutch-'tlons, cereal, cream, soft cooked iiison, and Vallift (ieertsen, head eggs, cqrnmcal wnffles, sirup, milk of tho various departments of the coffee, school paper furnished part of th.. Kl'NCHKON Bean souffle, program. Henry Ueuter, editorial brown bread nnd butter sandwich writer: Miss Brown, diiestlons and' eSi apple and celery salad, grape answers; llulh Neilson, poetry: tapioca, milk, tea. all heads of departments helped lnj ni.VNKH llumburg roast, po the entertainment. (tatoes baked with cheese, stewed Uunning true to "type," the staff tomatoes, orange puff pudding, published an Issue of "I'-lil Slams" mini coffee (or the occasion . Wn,n Vmpemiit is romovod I'rom tlio sholl tind Horvert nMidlo KI.Q1N (Rpprliil) Tho Knworth ''"t wliliont dniiKor aC "sqillrdnR" Icumm and i'hiiliiin Kndeavor so- II l iwmlly exmtedlnsly poiuilar rli'ty m u purty liiHt Kridny evu-jwlth all momliera of tho fumlly. . nliiK ul the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Tho enslPHt way for the cook to O. C. Maxwell.' A bob-sled came' prepare the fruit la to rut It .In to town to haul the young people halves and remove the seeds. Then to the party. The evening; was; with, a strong teaspoon scoop out spent playlno: Interesting games, ithc pulp between the membrane. after wht-h refreshments wcre: served. - . trmle Dawes, l.oiilsa Hixby, Hen- sle "reshenrs, Ina Scott. Geneva! I Taylor, l-'rances Cates. Uuby Scott,! lather Willy. Ida I'hippin, Olea Hhia, Agnes Wagner and Helen ' Humgardner. .Mr. and -Mrs. Wcl- tet laron, Stanton Maxwell, Mel - vin Schnore, Kdwln Heem, Jack; to the boiling point. Whon boil Downing, Hay Scott, Hob Knapton, lug, stir In tapioca. Add salt and Murray Durham, l.eneau Tucker, Jeook, stirring to prevent sticking. Hurold Hlanchard, Leonard CnteBjuntll transparent. Remove from nnl Albert Itasmussen, 4nnouncements I.ii Onimlo nsHPinhly No. i:t, Or der of Hiilnhow lor Cllrls. will nice! tomorrow evonlnff, at 7::t0 o'clock In Iho Mnsolllc hull. Thorn will he initiation. The remilar meeting of the wont- !en of .Mooseheart I.obWhi will Ih I hclil this evening nt KqkIph nl111' , lieBinnliiB promptly ut 8 p'cloclc. ! Tlie World Wide guild of the j ('list llaptist church will meet to , morrow evening for dinner at 0 o'clock nt the home of Xllwt Jennie Nielson. 805 Spring street. Dinner 1 will he followed by the regulor meeting of the guild. The Iloyul Neighbor Juveniles twill meet tomorrow afternoon at ' 2 o'clock In the K. P. hnll. Peek-a-Boo! Painted girls' l.eudi inn lie sliiniised under uairlth. leather liulr on llie.se yatin niulta. SPECIAL PANS For The Kitchen A Large Assortment 19c ea. See our windows Try The Oregon Hardware First His Stepsons Are Sons-in-Law After lour daughters ot Charl8 W. Slsley of Alliance, Nebr.. hail married four sonant Mrs. N. 0. Golerlck, Mr. Slaley awl Mrs. Uolerlck, widower and widow, were married, too. Which makes Mr. Slsley'a Itepeons his sons-in-law, and Mra. Slsley a motlH'f-ln-law and step . mother to the four brides. ' MENUS Sprinkle with sugar before scrv- log. . Tnlrwi -PP Pi One nntl one-half cups grape juloo, 1 pup water, tf. teaspooit salt. 2-3 cup sugar, H cup mlnMto tapioca, 2 tablespoons lemon Juice, Combine grape, juice, water and sugar. Tut over the fire and bring I fire. Htlr In lemon juice and turn linto a mold, Chill and serve wllh- lout or with whipped cream, This Is an excellent dessert for small children as well 'as adults," " ftKCKOx liiitmcAxi-: cost ta i.isAii ass !; 1:. v a ., ( a p ) T'ost ol' the grout Florida hurri cane of Ncptt'inher, 11)26, 1o flro, marine and storm insurancf rom panieti in revealed In the annual report of the state Insurance com missioner at $12,008.4 1.1. They nnd received only $1.1 20.500 In net premiums. tim Baking Mz "Please Pass the Bread" In hundred of hnnim when1 Onlden Crust lirend In wrved you will hear thin phrnKe reppalfd over and over nK.iln. Why? been line flnlden Crust BBtlfleM. Run your knife tlirrniuh one of these Inmptlnitly Inolhsume Inaves, notlre how clennly It Kllces, how deliKhtful lt uromii Is. There Is the proof of honest qurtlltypiire Ingredients, enr rert liakinF. Th next time you nro ordering your Brorerles. miike sure of the best brend you ran buy. Spprlfy (lolden Crust liread nnd then heur your f:imily say, 'Tlease puss the lirend." Gwilliams Electric Bakery La Grande, Oregon Opposite Observer on Arlams. SATmiAY'K PlttXiHAMS The Nai.lonal Itroudcastint? com pany program tor Saturday nltfht rgllows: s tu , It. . A.: y to 10, I'hllco hour; Hi to 12, Trucuderans dunce orchestra. KUO Oakland ClK4.4m-7SOlic) 7, hook chat; S Ui II. N. It. ('.; 1 1 tq 12, dance orchestrn. KMX Portland 2:t!U.m-!2(iu-Itc) G'MK studio program; 7 to S, arche.Htrn; K. Kood, cUixcnshlp pro ffrm; H to 2 (i. m., dance frolic. K I 'O Sa n Kruncisco ( 4 2 2 ,;t tn 7t0kr) 5. children's houv: 0:0, dance orchestra; it to 12. N. U. KOA Denver (;i2ri.ym-fl2itkc) S to 10, dance orchestra. KFRO San Francisco (454. 3m OOnko). Cecllians; X, studio pro Kram; 0 to 12, dance orchestra. KGA Spokane (2t1ii.7m-l l&oUe) 5:30, kiddies' proKiam; ti:'M), dlu ner concert; 7:a. sludln proKram; 9,- dance music; 1U to 12, musical p" roKTOiu. KQW Portland (4!llm-C1kc) 0 dinner concert; 7, concert; 8 to 12. N. R. KOMO-Renttlo Ctofim-iiSakc) 7. orchestra; 8 to to. N. It. C. 11:15 to 12:30, danco orchestra. K My .Spokane (;t70.2m-X10kc fi, orchestra: 7, concert; X to 10, N. R. C; 10 to 12, tlanco iuuhIc. K KOA Hen tile ( 4 4 7 . 5 m - H 7 0 Uc ) 7. boy Bcout proRram: 7:30, camii- fire lrls( proKri'am; H tj 1 I, N. P. KJK Healtle ( 34 S.!!ni-HiUtkr ) 0:30, dinner concert; 7:3(1, studio program; 10 to 12, daiye orchea Ira. A! good niKht's sleep has been known to solve many a perplexing problem. Bridge Pointers ny Sllltoii 0. Work covrit.UT mtiiMii-: j Slaving considered original Con- j tract bids of one No Trump and 1 two No Trumps, we today take up j the o.u cut Un of bidding threo No ; Trumps uriginallv. .lust as Is the case of the original two No Trump i bids, it dots not ni:ittir which seat at the table the player Is occupy ing. When the original bidder's hand may hi- strong enough to produce a game cvoii if the part ner lie Aceless and without the strength for a Jump from two to three, three No Trumps should hi bid. Should th uriglnal bidder content himself with two and tho , nartiier have strengt h enough t'J make the combined hands good for, three-old: the two-bid would cost i game vhniever me partner icic too weak to Jump to three. To bid three No Trumps originally the bund , Hhoiild contain: (a) Fvei-y sail safely stopped: (b) A holding which may be de pended upon to lake at least si'Veti t ricks unassisted, unless ,11 en counters a t'n-aU distrthuli'Mi. ,'. (el A holding which, with a nor mal break ami a liitlc help from j partner will produce game. I The" 4-:t-2-l count Is not always n dependable guide In gauiiinK a j three NnTnimp bid; but uintj it n count of 21 may be considered j the minimum, it In -lug understood j that with some hanls a higher count Is refill red. There are a number of "hlKh-card combinations, such as A and N-.l. which are piatcrlally si n-ngt In- 1 by a Ten. so that at times the presence or absence of that iumi -toiinl tug card may determine whether n 21 hand should bid two or threo No Trumps. I'uless a heifer sull-bld hi available, m count of 22 with four suits stopped genei-ally shotild n- bid three No Trumps regard lcss of Tens; and a count of 2: fully justify the bid. Hut with a distribution unfavorable for a No Trump, a suit-bhl Is apt to be safer ( even with a No Trump count. Tlie following hands have the strength for an original bid of three No Trumps at t'ontraei Ko. 1 A-5-10 R-J-X Nc 1 fl-fl-X A-J-IO R-J-IO K-QX-X Suii I. Suii i- Na.4 R-K R-X-X R-X-X-X R-K-X-X R-U-X W-X R-J-X-X Suit 4. Popyrlghl, John Hill 1 Consistently offering the best in foods at a substantial saving in price account for the popularity of Stone's Modern Food Store in Ln Grande. You will like to trade with us. , .t ' JtkJt Savings Saturday and Monday Crackers Tliiin or f-ialletl. 5 It 69c PEANUTS T-nrtre fresh roasted, 2 Ms NUCOA The finest OIcoiiiaiKaiiiio, 2 lhs.- CICLKUV l-'aney well lilciiclii'tl, 2 liiinchos 4 . n.ti I'mero Margarine 3 us. 55c RPl'DS Ucst local Netli'd. Corns, 100 lbs. CAl'I.ll'I.OVKlt Finest while heads, ivuind 1CINC .SUCAIt C. & II. powdered, " His Soup Campbell's Tomato. O Cans 23c Ltd i SCRATCH or ' Beautiful colors glorify these NEW SPRING FROCKS 10.75 to 49.50 ' PUTMAN'S i La Grande's Exclusive Reacly-To-Wear Millinery & Shoes Lightly Clad Girl Wantier M D SayS PARIS (AP) UHhtly rind wom en really are better protected from the fold than men, nays Doctor Leon lteruard, professor of iho Medical Faculty of Paris. "Their clothes way Heem thin," he esplalns. "hut the Ktmds UU, sit4in, limm and fine, thin wonl-r iiro more closely woven and Jmm Into Ihn trndy helter." Also,, he remarks, women isual ly wear heavy KormeniH or furs np parently for style, hut nevertheless keepinK tlV'iu warm. The tiulclf movements of wom en, he ndds.Htitmilate circulation. So Inntf as tue women keep their feet dry he fels sure they stand cold wen! her tUf as well us men, PUMPS In Patent, Kid and Satin in the Latest Patterns THE B00TERY 2 . i rHAIN 'STORES Sugar 25 pounds cane $1.69 29c HONEY Fancy Oregon light grade, gallon 49c PORK and BEANS Van Camp's medium size, (i cans 15c OPvANGES Xtra huge juicy Sunkist, dozen j Marmalade Like home-made. 2 For 45c 98c 12c CRISCO frying, 3 45c CIIIPSO For instant suds, large pkg Malt liest hop flavored. 69c SUIILAY, Sperry's Best, sack . . $2.95 If not belter, particularly , tfcn younger ines, who nre used to cof m"nt exposure in modern nUr. I'MIKIIIA W fiROW FUll TA1J.AKAHSKW, Fla. (AIM-Hult-tropiral Florida plans tjr pr dure white fnr for making: con : to protect mudame from the- rlg-o of Cbjd climates. The fur wlltjcon from Kiunt white Flemish rihit which the MelKlun-Florlda Rahh assoclutlon will breed In lorfje nun hers. r , . i 1 i .' HEAD COLDS 1 "t Melt In spoon; inhal vppor apply freuly up nostrils; SJoc RUB Ovmr t7 Million Jar UX??& MODERN FOOD STORES We Deliver $2.50 Orders $1.29 49c 57c Fancv In lire heads. 5i,,s 29c VICKS l 1 Lettuce Fresh firm heads. 2 For . 13C CIGARETTES Old Cold (T- -t ( Chesters, Cainels, carton .. tpxl.c P.est for lb. tin .... 73c 25c Oats Cai'iiation Premium. 35c