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t Tuesday, March 6, 1928 LA GKANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER moc IE3T- News -P.-T. City Council C Has Meeting At - Riveria School The Iji Grande rarent-Tcuchcr -City Council met yesterday utter noon at 3:41 o'clock ut the lllverfu school with about 45 persons In Ing the evening, after which -re fr?shments were served by a com mittee heuded by Mrs. Frank: Wurl, Jm Grande, ftuturduy und will make their home at the Melville a purl -ments hero, lie U an engineer for Hie O.-W, it. uiul N. cumjiuny. , The women of Mooseheurt Le gion mot ut the homo of Mrs, lVt erson Friday evening fop u aootul j time. 1 Those present Included Mr. Mary MnyvHle, Airs. Norrls, Mrs. j Shanks and daughter lievcrly, Mm. Wallace astv Airs. Kellogg, Mrs. Announcements Entertains Friends At Birthday Party!'niiuii.:Air.Btoopunaon!i'r- t tun, uml Mrs. "Ntvklrk. ', Mrs. 1'et- t i-son srveil ifri't'stiiiKMilii before l.lttle MiHM JtchiHU'U Jane Wll- i iwllmrrnment. Hums, duuKhlrr of Mr. und Mra. I mi. nilunre. -Mia. l.. luiia. piem-. Kuymoml O. Wllllu)n, enlertulneii ' ilenl, preslileil over tho liulneiu even of her little frli-mla on Sal. upHnlon, during which tlmo a note unlay afternoon, tliu occasion he. for the Lowell Pulton concert defl-1 In her eighth lilrthduy annivcr, oil wan burned, llurolil Kinney mid ' miry. The children enjoyed minu s ..Mrs. c. R Myl'hcrKon candurtlntf duiliiR the ufternomi ami al uu up. I Tle Wtay club at. the Worn, illio ceremonies. ' ' I proprlilto hour they were seuled lit '"' BencHt association will meet Mrs. J. K. Chnrtton. ehnlrniun of a prettily decornted table and re-'wlln MrH- N. Jensen l-'rlday tift- "Irthe. home servlco committee, told j I'reshinents wens server! by thei ernoon. V ; . vit the three brunch libiurles at.younff hostess'' mother. 1 ' " Jlrlo Willow, Greenwood und Hl- . I'tnli und white culors wore prc-j 'J'no Womnn's Misslonnry society verla schools, where lli.ooo vol-, dominant, pink hyaclnlhs und cun- of ll,! Central Chrlsllun church will nines were clrculuted dilrlnK thejilles being used. A lilrthduy cuke "leel tomorrow for luncheon n year. Khe suld that the book chr Willi elirlit cunilles was u letiluiv. ! noon tlU! churcli, to be followed Vculntlon In the outlying districts The children present were Kileon j ''' 11,0 i''Biilur mectlnir ut 2::ui J)f the town has re-doubled since 'Ely. Grace Helen llohnenkhnip. o'clock. All members urn iiikimI lo llin beslnnlnK of the brunch lllira-! Klellit Jean Inule. Ciilherine Avery, I '"tend us there will be severul sur. I Marian Chuussc, Frances SinKleton, I'rl"' reatures. I he divisions h.ud I Dorothy l.ee Iteynolda und tlie lios-i1''1 lV Mra- Slanton Liipham und I less. (Mrs. Arno .YoeU will be I he hos- Bridge Pointers Bf Milton O. Work Yesterday the following1 ' prou lem wus Klvon: Tho contract ts No Trump: South Is ' Jeclnr'er. j North Is Dummy; the Initial lead m Known. How should Di'duror plan his campulgm an soon nit her sees 'Dummy's hand and knows the exuet twenty-six cards with which he will operate? ' : , . Mr. ond.MrH, Hoy Karnam. .Mr. and Mrs. Sherlll Kwin received the Kii4Ht prl.e. The rooms were attractively dec- Hchemo In keeping with St. : J ut ricle's day. After the curd games the hostess served a two - course luncheon, ' , - Mr. and Mrs. ' fliironco Orrnti will entertain tho dull at its next ftnoon meeting Monday evening. Mar. 19 Ties, this growth heing noticed es peciully among the younger chll ilren. She also told of the chil dren's room which Is now helng prepared at the city library. .After the council meeting Ches ter Gilbert, prlncipul jf Hivcria school, announced that each of the School ion nts had an exhibit uf vtu year's work, und invited those jiresent to visir the various rooms. In Mi km Kutti Jfrnwn's room there iuH u health or activity project "which was worked out, in Hllhou J ttes, Miss Myrtle Hoyi's room had iir clever geograpliy project, with ilia nets, and other geogr hy 'eu 4 u res, und M rs. Nellie a hud an urt project, c "Spring Heading Lesson." v y In Miss Normu King's room there was u number of ifrt problems on dlspluy und several geography an I lilstory features. Including a book let of stories about Lincoln and u dory of the flag. The most orig inal feature of tho exhibit in Mra. tHadie Ijimhert's room was u series of posters culled "Signs of Spring." Miss il' lin linker und Mr. Gilbert's exhiltlts wero comiineii, these two j time , to, attend Sunday school, touchers nuving severui ciever mra postei h, und u uumljer of poems showing the progress in this line pt work. There was un exhibit on the prehistoric man la Miss lilunche Hansen's room and a ge ography project In Mrs. Kthet Ki th rooiiu A number of exhibits In tho hulls ered at the Kugles hull laU eve bf the school -building showed what' nlng lor u potluck supper, which cun be obtained for young people-' was served at 6 o'clock. J. 'A. Kzell, in the school rooms today. Jstute manager for the lodge, und " The next meeting of the cltyl Mrs. tizell, Mrs. Lillian Kletcher, ctouncil will be held ut the Green-1 representative of the national of vood school. It. A. Wllkerson, prin-flce, froiti Sun Krunclsco. und Mrs. Vipul of the school, extending an Minke, of Portland, were guests at Invitation to meet thero during yen- tile meeting. 'terday's meeting. prise ft -a lures. itesses. Mrs. H. A. Thomas will be 'the program leuder. . ... i 1(47'3 .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde lloppi lerlulned the Wlslerln Hrldite chili lust evening ut their home on Sixth '''h" Ainericun LcbIou .auxiliary street. Three tubles were ut play wl" nieet in regular session Wed dilrlns tho evening and hlKh score j nesdny evenini,-. Mar. 7. at Ilonnn iiinonif tho clul) members went to!""11- Tn "lo,tlnfi: will beitln at K o'clock und' after the business ses slon tho'uuxlllnry menilters will bo Joined by the IcKlnunuilV's uiul u social time will' iie. enJoycl. The oruted In u Rrecn and white, color I I,rKrnin conimlttee announces nn iniorcsiinf; irrownm. ; .... - . ' . - 1 The iloloinula llridRO cliibv will meet ut the home of Mrs. K. ti. Jensen' on. Maple Slceet" tomorrow Ten girls of the Wakealltu camp fire girl group and their gVanlian. illss May Dunn, enjoyed a hike to Oro Dell early Sunday morning. They It-ft Lu (Jrunde at C::iO o'clock, prepured their breakfu-it out-of-doors und returned home in Yoeman Officials Visit Local Lodge About 35 members of tho Voo. ; man Indite and their fumllles suth-', The Indies' Aid society of tho Klrst P.-e-byterlnn church will meet tomorrow uftcrnoon ut the church. After the regular business session 'here will be' a soclul hour. Mrs. A. J. J.on-y. is cluUrmun of the lios tess committee. . The KuKles' -adlea' lodge' ; Auxiliury will give of tho With tho initlnl lend up to his fonace. Declarer Is suro to take two Spude tricks nnd cannot possibly take nny more: lie will tuke one Heart Hick and no more; In Chilis ho surely will tuke one ho -will not two If the finesse he success fill; In those throo Hulls he is sum of four tricks nnd has un even chnnco of a fifth. In plumonds tlie innxlmum that ho can take is four tricks, and ihoreforo to make his Rome he must huvo tho luck of flndhlR the King of tiubs In West's hand and of tuklnK four Dlnmohd tricks. Of course It will bo easy for him to tuko four pinmond tricks If tho adverso l)lan(onds are illvided S-3, but six caiils of a suit' In two adverso hands nro less nnl to bo divided 3-8 than In some I other way. If the division )o 4-8 with Queen nnd one in the West! hand nnd four headed by tho Ten i in tho Knst hund, or four hended by the Queen In tho West hand and two In tho Knst hund, leading ' tho Ace nnd King of ninmonds to i tricks 2 nnd 3 and then attempting ' WKKNKNDAY'K IMMMiltAMS ' Tho Nutinnul Broadcasting com pany program for WednesdaV night follows; 6:30 to 7. musical fruit coclttull: S to 8:30, "Jack und Kthyl, Ihe Motor Mutes;" K:3ll to !i. ltoyul Ambussadors; 9 to 111, studio-hour; 10 to It, dunco music. KHO Ouklnnd (3S4.nl-7SOkc) l!:3u, N. II. .; 7, farm progrum; s. N. H. '.: 1Q lo 11,-dnnce orches tra. . ' '! Kh'l j.os Allgeles (41111.5111-040. Kc) 0:30, N. II. I'.; 7, symphonelte: 9, N. I). !; JO, concert orcheslra. KOIN Portland CI I Uin-Mokc) 0; dinner concert: 7:ir, orcheslra: 8, clusslcul program by Dr. lOmit Knnn; 9 to Hi, olsen hour; lo to 11:30, dunce bund. , ' KI'O Sap J.'i'unclsro (422.3m 7 Hike) 0:30, N. It. t'.'; 7, Oyiisy and Murlu; H.' inusicul progrum; I0..N. ft. ('.; 11 to 12, dunco orcliestru. , KOA Spokane (20O.7m-l IfiOkc) 0, farm school; 0:15. organ music; add milk., stirring constantly, und bring to the boiling point. Add prepured .' fish : nnd fill ' butlereil rumiklns nbout two-thlr.ds full, of mixture.' Add remuliilng butter tu potatoes, suit and tho .benten yolks of eggs. Heat well and fold in white of eggs beaten iinill stiff. und dry. lile over mixture. In rami kins nnd put into a moderate oven to puff and brown. It will tuke ahout 15. minutes. Serve ut once. 7:15 lo )2, muslcul progrum. , KKltC Sun Krunclseii (454.3m. OOOltc), 6:311, . Civilians;' K, pro. glum: li, music; hi lo 12. iluuie urcheslra. KKOA Seullle ( 447.5ni-070ko) 0:30, N, II. '.; 7, movie club; 7:15, vocal trio; 7:30, poultry talk: 7:45, book chal; 8 to to, N. II, C. KO.MO Seullle (31l!l.lm-!l701(C) 0:311, N. 11, ('.; 7. concert orcheslra; 9 to 10, N. H. C: 11 to 12, dunce program. KJIt Scuttle (:l4S.llrn.sr,okc) 0:30, dinner I'oncert: 7:30, studio progrum: lo lo 12. dunce orcheslru. K(!W I'oiilund (491 in-0 1 okc) li concert trio; 7::io, N. H. C: 7, con cert: 7:3". poullry talk: 7:45, Calh ollo ledum: 8, pVcgoninus; 8:30. N. It. ('.; !. Vcneiiiin hour: 10, stu dio progruiu; II lo 12, dunce or chestra. ' KIK)-Spoltnne (370.2ni-8lokc) 0, orchesda: l::io. N. II.. t.; 7::io. concert orcheslra: !) lo 10, N. It. c. HI., Denver ( Hf. 2 . 7 ill - s .Ml U ) C:30. children's hour; 7, orcheslru: 8, orgun concert. KKX I'orllnnil (277.9lll-l(lSo-kc) 0:30, chllilreii's hour: 7, dunce concert; 8, inusicul urogram: in to 12, dance frolic.' HOSIERY SALE ' This week only. J , - Compare these priceR . . . 1 1.19 1.35 1.49, P.uy Now and Save , PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear, Millinery. and. Shoes ... Ladies and High School Girls Are W4iu ted, to tuke udvun tuge of our special oflVr of a shampoo with a murcel, water wave, t also fingr . waves for V' $t.t!5 on AVcdncwhiy anil i ' i , 'I'liiirrMlay This Ve4k. , We ai'e giving specials on Tues duy uhd Wi'dnt sduy of eueh week, so watch the papers, , , Make Appointments al . t. Xt'AV BOIl SHOI III Niiillh Hhlg. Muhi H77 Enercctlc tiOOK uver uur vvant aos ior canrsir. tea ut l estuhlish the ninmonds.-will 1 Knitles' hall .Wednesday iiftcrnonn i low the adversaries 'to tnb iwnl at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Huiley undJ,mmon tricks; hut with either of the members of-the drill teum ps tn0Hfl 4'2 distrihutlons. If Declarer hosl esses, to attend. All members are urjed MENU lly Sister Mary" llltKA-K P.Vtfr-Orupqfrult'i juice, hroiled finnan huddle, potatoes hushed in cream, Kruhum muffins, milk; coffee. I J'WI'lll.'nV illnno In ffinil. rollowinic supper nnd tho nnnunl klnB toa!lted muffins, celery und I roll cull, which j ',' Another of the winter series of,the meeting, Mr. Hswll und Klks' dunces, which have proven Kletcher spoke. Mr. Kzell I no onnular this season will bo glv-lubout the nutlonal conclave and was u feature of M rs. I told curro snlud,'.. milk, tea. I! 1 N N K I! - moliisses cookies, T'lnnked hnllbut en loinoirow night al ine r.inn .ptemple. Helms orchestra will fur nish music und dunclng will begin lit 9 o'clock. A special feuluro will lie Included in Ihe evening's pro grum. . Members of Hoy Scout troop No. T. of which the llev. Let It. Awes .is scoutniusler, entcltulned the girls 'of the Sucujuweu Cumpflre ttlrls" group lusl evening In Ihe nnnex of the churcli. During tlie evening fail Johnson, assisted by Henry Jensen, demonstrated the chemical changes or water, und furnished 'oilier entoiinlnnient which wns tnilcll enjoyed. The cuniprire girls uiul their guurdlun, Mis. l.elf 11. Awes, furnished music. At nn npproprinto hour the boy scouts served refreshments. ... ' The monthly soclul meeting of the' Lutheran Ladles' Aid society and the Lutheran brotherhood was held Friday evening in the church annex. A program of rcudings und muslcul numbers wns enjoyed dur- Try Our " Special Blue Plate Luncheon At 20c and 30c Served 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Special Dinners Served From 5 to 8 P.M. 50c - 60c - 75c The Tiffin steak, hashed green peppers and Mrs. Kletcher told of tho "Clly of r, curly endive with bacon dress hlldhood, wh eh Is supported by , ,emon nle,.n(nle p,c ,, cor. the Yoeman lodRe, After the meetings card Karnes and dancim? were enjoyed until a late hour. fee. j If small- children must ho con sidered the hreakfust-must he re constructed, to: include., a, cereal. , , ... . . ' 'OrunRC juice or stewed fruit could Members of the Woman s nene-,,10 sllhiitut,M, ror )he Krupei;ruit fit iiMsocuition Kunrd t-an. were ju,re umI nhe fih(Hhould be for entcrlulned by Mrs. Denver Churl- bidden ton lust evening when they met uti her home to decide upon drills! Scallofw .In Itaiulkliis and cositimeH for tho W. It. A. nil- n nlnt """oP. tuhlespoons ...... . .. ... . . ... ..... thutter. :i tablesnoonH flour. 2 cuns iy, nuirii win in- iii-m in iiiiuei : , , ! UIUUII. lend a small Diamond from tlm Closed Hund toward tho Jack In I Dummy, ho would take four Dla.J mond tricks nnd with no possible ' distribution cun leading: the tunaH ; Diamond cost him a trick ' .Ma should therefore win tho first Spude nnd. trick 2. lend n mn Air Diamond from Closed Hund to ward Dummy's Juck. Tomorrow's I fund WW -VIO-S-6-3 7-6-2 wr ham . A 0"0 1 5 IT lifi MUMOHAMM 1 9 1 1 . itli-m Fired Spencer, Jn Champion Six-Day Bicycle Racer Smokes Lucky Strikes During: my rest periods of the six day bicycle , races nothing is so sooth ing to my nerves as a Lucky Strike Cigarette, because they are cool and never irritate jny t thioat." sometime in May, j Twenty members were present, und following the meeting the re mainder of the time was spent ut cards. Mrs. Charlton served a two con i-'se luncheon before adjourn ment. . Mrs. li. V. Peterson entertained 12 f. lends nt her home on Spruce street I'Yhla? evening. An enjoy uble evenlnff was spent nt cards und dunclng: und ut a lute hour re freshments wore served by the hos tess, ussisted by Mrs. Leo Hansen. Surprising their many friends lu I.n (irande the murriugc of Sotliel i Norrls to Hobert I.. Norrls w;is soiemniei ui j'enuiein j- rmay. M r. u nd M rs. Frank 1 'ike nccom pu tiled the couple to Ten diet on, whero the werldine- took place. , Mr. und, Mrs. Norrls 'returned !o milk, teaspoon sale 1 red chili pepper, 2 cups hot rlced potatoes, teuspoon salt, U tea spoon pepper, 2 crrs. . Pour boilinsr wuter to more than cover over scallops and boil rap idly for 1 minute. Heduce heat and kI miner 10 minutes. Drain from stock. Melt 3 tablespoons butter. South Is the Declarer playing a Heart contract. Tho question Is how he should pl;Q to play the hand. Answer tomorrow, (Copyright, John K, Dille Co.) udd onion cut in thin slices und tlie pepper pod. Stir und cook for five ml nut iH. Remove pepper and onion and stir In flour. Add salt and cook until bubbling. Blowiy One Thing Is Sure and that is 4 : . On the money you place on time de posit with us. 1LJE1 United States I National Bank We arc all set for aj tot her Uy hitt iirohably mm't 1m sitting loiut. i tsivuiy h Imimiiom nmihi us rti thai oldraliiitetl limes ttert rc tumliifC ajfain. Our Hash factory Is busy. Royal coal Is still wlliiifr, 3lrmarcii paint is the iMwron i-artli. Tlio .Man In -seiimir varnb-li Im1 100 per cent pure. Wo liavc a good trade animijc tlm painters for )aint aiul var nLdicw that tlicy me uln: on the vy ltet stock. Yon can t" enam el here from one fraJlon to 50 gal lons and It Is tJio ery ltvt enamel tho III pi In ami tin full rIoks white pot out hy llic Marttn-Senoiir company. Tin wnllpnMr depart ment !. doliix well. Wo send pa per hangers and painter out from Iktc Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell For Cub trMfiuM nu tktArtt I it' with St uuM mtkm lit RECIPE for CHEERFUL breakfasts A morning appe;lte li easily dU couraxd. There are times when cold 1 1) Btc or charred toatt it almoit a tra edy That's why people are turning to toast made electrically, right at tha table where it can b watched and served piping hot at exactly the right moment A Westlnghouse Turnover Toaster brings every convenience of elecule toatung to your brcakfaac Cable. 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The Cream of the Tobacco Crop "Buying tobacco ts like buying clothing, shoes, or a hat. It you . buy the best, you are always sat isfied. . Judging from the vogue of Lucky Strikes, and the nice things said about them by discriminating i i ....it i ; do, that we buy the Cream of the y-l T 1 Cu.ll.ull Tobacco Bifw '