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; LA GRANDE fcVENING OBSERVER -
i' Paee Hires
Friday, April 6, 1928
ft-
lociEnr:NEyyg
embers of Clio
Club Entertained .;
At Appleby Home
Mr. and Mrs. lf.'n. Apply
liiined the members of the Clio
''ili ut.dtunur IuhI velng ut, the
'enjawea Inn. Dinner was ut 7:1&
luck, u mi wua followed by five
of liridKO- at the Aupleny
. nio on llrl street,' -
I 'fact) cards vero lltllo Hunter
lekens und Kaatr flowers cw
.d la decorate tbo home. Mr.
an Hobnonkamp - mude high
ro among the women players
il the men's prize wen f to .K liner
ddurd. ' ' "4 -c " V
I" f ;
A delightful bridge party tool;
ice Tnesduy ev.enlng whi-n. MiV
fc'Mrs. Clydu Hunting entertained
number of frlenda. Three tubjos
ro at play nd Air. und Mrs. Ba
ne M,illtrnitr made high bcove.
ie eeond prize went to Mr. und
ra. Orson Hrundt und Mr. and"
ra, Dallas Green received the con
dition prize. . '
Jiouquets of sprint? floweiH were
noon
usaistl
fbora wero present und'au enjoyable
afternoon wits vpeni. ' . ,
Mohan's flower Bhop donated a
bouquet or red, whit untT yellow
eurnutionu und -snapdragon ..
- Pinna wero eoiiinlolod for thd
with. Mra. nobcrt Willlums bonoflt dance which will bo given f
lug aa JiosIcsh. .. j Tuesday evening ut the 8ucajawca
Inn. Proceeds will go towurd a
fund to send the lodge drill team
to Torttarul next year, when a now
Mr. Karl MrDonough wuh hos
tess at .two tables of brjiluo ,yos
terday nfterriooa at her homo on
headquarters building of I ho lodge
M uvenue, . Mrs. . Wullur I'ulinur ! will btf opened there' .
made high acore at curds und the
ronaolutiun pilzo went to Mrs. Otis
I'ulmer. 1 . h-
The rooms yerc uttnictivuly. dec
ora ted In keeping with thu season,,
Kfiater llllea and other flowws be
ing uai'd. Heore cards were uIko
In koeplng with Kaater.t ' '"
After-tlie card gum oh the boste.ia
served a two-course luncheon,
Mrs. Walsinger Is -Hdstess
to Y.W.E.A.
On Tuesday evening of this weeit
the member of the Young Worn
Hoircshmenta'wero served by tho
4ioateaaos.. .
' The Homo department of tho
Kit at J'reMbytoriun' church met yob-tot-day
afternoon at tho homo of
(Mrt Harry U Mohr en Walnut
street with Mrs. Moh'r and Mrs. J.
1', J-leasty us hoateasra. Twelve
meuiltv'i'a were preacnt und moat of
tho ufternoon wua spent aewlng
quilt blocks. :
Mrs. John C. Stacnherapn led in
tho afternoon's devotional, which
was foHowcd by a .short business
meet ink'.
At social hour was enjoyed bo-
fore adjournment, when refresii
menta, which wero In keoplng with
Today's subject will bo jumping
of tbo partner's Minor Hutt bids.
Wbon Contract was first played
In this country, thoro wer niuny
who made It an Invariable conven
tion to tako oit an Initial Minor
onc-bld made by partner. The
name convention was In vogue .In
tho early days of Auction Ilrldgo.
but In "duo tltno was found to bo
without merit. In Contract, the
tHeory that a player with a vir
tual bust might bo forced .to bid
was repugnant to all sound reason
on s -hducuttonal auxiliary were tha, tmj Kuater, aeaaon. were served by
Buchih oi jira. i om wuismKer ai tno hogtcsBtfa.
iter country uome. Airs, waising
was assisted by a committee
cotnpofted of . Mrs. I.oren Tucker,
Airs. Kvorett Walslnger, Mrs. Itay
Kuller, Mrs. Melvln Galbrnith and
iraetively arranged about tho .Miss Bertha Walslnger. Others aa
roonis. After tho card games the slating wore Misses Marjorie Va!
Hiews served a two-course lunch- singer, Deun Wright, Myrtle. Wil-
n, , '. cock. 1, utile Metcalf, Geneeve Ad-
' i l"r and Kutli Harrison.
lira. Wiiltr Jones nnil Mrs. lloit
UK were liqsti-'Msea .to the N. B. H.
I lib yi'stonliil' afternoon ut tho
lino of MrB. Jones". Three tubteH
: bridgq wero at pluy during the
tcrnoon und hiffh score wns tnade
r Mrs. B. (.'. Coughenower. Mrs.
UK mudo the second littrhest score.
' ItnumifU of sprinw flowers upd
issywitlowa were used to deoor
e tho rooms and the Easter tdeii
lia carried' our in the, score C4irds
Id tbo two-course luncheon.
Jilch was' . served'- followTus the.
Ird KaliU'S.
Mis. Jack McOllciin will be hos-
ss to the club next 'Krittay tifter-
r "
Easter
Candies
Special Boxes
--The Tiffin
After a short buslnoss imetinT
presided over by tho president, Miss
Anetta Johnson, J.he committee pre
sented a program largely devotional
In character, beginning with a pre
sentation of an old-fushiontMl home
evening, with Bible reading, pray
ers and sou k hy the young J'olkd.
This was followed by a contrasted
evening in a'modern home, carried
out by Mrs. W; K. Adler and Miss
Itertha Walslnger. During this part
of the program, MIsnch hucile Met
calf, lwn Wright andMyrtlo Wil
,'cock sang ti number of songs, nnil
Mrs. W. JO. Adler and Mrs. Itay
Fuller l-endefed a voi-ai duet, nil
accompanied by, Genevieve Adler.
Tho regular meeting of the
Grund International auxiliary to
tho U. of K. was held yestorday
ufternoon ut tho K. P. hall. Be
cause of the lllnessof several me in'
bei the attendance jvus small. Only
routine business was -taken up.;
Bridge r
Pointers . .
By MllleO. Work-
' SATl ltMAY 1'IUXillAMS
The National llroatlcasllnff com
pany program for Sitturday night
follows: S to 9, KCA hour: to In.
Philao hour; 10 to IS, danco mu
sic. S ,
KOA Kpokan (260.-n-ll5Uki);
6, varied programt 7, 'studio pro
gram: 10 to 12. dance music.
KCIO Oakland 384.4m-78ukc)
(1:30. bnsi'liull; 7. book ohut; 8,
Ing: tho danger in that kliul of NIK': 1(1 t,o 12. dance music.
bidding manifested itself . even' HEX Portland (577.0m-lu80kc)
more promptly than In. Auction und 0:80. sports:. 7. orchestra; , good
practically from tho start of Con-,:Ju, studletuolnu)nupnupriupnup8
tract iho Idea wns regarded s un- cltlsenshlp program; . concert:
sound by most, experts. Forcing , 9:30, sunllft program; 10 to 13,
a partner to overcoll regardless of J dance frolic.
his holding, nmkos Ills bid mean- ivri kos Angeies tms.uiu.uiv
Inglcss; and tho initial bidder ko), 0, mule qnartot: 7, symphon
meroly has the contract Increased etle; 8, NBC; 10, concert orches
wlthout obtaining any Information i tru: 11, midnight frolic, y
In iturn. j K10 San Francisco (422. 3m-
Thls obligatory take-out usuully 1 710kc), 8, music: 7, dinner dance
was a feature of some slam pro-(hour: 8 to 12, NUO.
duclng scheme, and slam-bidding KOA Uenver (82B.m 820kc),
was at first considered by many ! Sunday school lesson; 8 to .10,
theorists to bo an important factor dance program, v
In Contract. Thai subject will bifl ' KJll Seattle (848.0m-8C0kc).
.i!ur.,,,uMwi in futitro iirtlcles' but ltl'0:80. dinner concert; 7:80, studio
la nr., to v hero . that tho program; 10 to .12, danco musli
Art Department In . !-;;
interesting Meetingjbeen generally
- '. - ' f .i.. , nilrt. 0. concert orchestra; 8. .NBC; 10
The latter port of tho evening'
was given over to a representation
of a - negro cunip meeting, wi' h
Miss Bertha Walslnger . as tht
preacher.- and Mrs. ltuy , KuHer-'jas
the song leader. J
' A large number of members and
friends itf the auxiliary wore pres-
enti und the program was1 pro
nounced, one of thu most hrtpretf-
The Art department of tho
NelghborJiood club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of the chair
man, Mrs. H. G. Smith, with ubout
16 members present.. '
.. An interesting program wua giv
en' during the", ufterpoon. MVa.
Fleming reading a paper on "Color
i In I'letuies" and Mrs. IS.' K. Huruy
talking on "Art in I'aaadena." - t.
Hiring tho business meeting
plaits were made fot' an art pro
gram to be given for tho Neigh
borhood club In about u month. AH
women's clubs of tho county vvlll bo
invited to attend the meeting, at
which lime Hurley Itichardaon will
sliow. a number of pictures of Ore
gon scenery.. ' v " ')
v . . . ... 'i - 7 - x
Mrs. Howard Miller Is chulrinuji
in .eh.urgo' of Tuesday aflcrnoon(s
meeting of the ,a Grundo Nelgli?-
horhopd club -at tho I-a Grnndo Ito
ern' theory . and practice,
ner's Minor bid should
jumped without as muvh strength
us is roquireu 10 jump a .ujur, .
and generally with that strength
mi rl
not be t( 12. dance mimic.
i ivVA an raneisco , (aui.L'in-
830kc), 7, sports-;;, 8 ' old-timers
hour: .0. casuul hour; 10 to 2, Radio
at Z'Yt (852.7m.8G0"
fh.iVf',r;h"- ko). .:. .in.et, 1, one-act play:
plained a system of showing ,w0.-'' ; nvuslcul i..x.Bram; fl to X
suitors by initial Minor two-urns:
when this system Is used every
Inftlul Minor two-bid' Is subject to
a, strictly conventional Intorprotn
tioh and Is answered accordingly).
When the declaring side has
KO.MO Seattle, (30.lln-970kc).
6,- varied program: 7,'. concprt or
chestra; ,-NDCi.' H;l to 12:30,
dance, program. ,. . , , . '
KKOA Heatlle " (417.5m-070ko)
score. ii MlnoMionld b tMW 7;3 ofiro tilrls piokrum; 8 to
in the bidding in exactly the muiio lt N H ( , '. ,7 . .
.way mat a .iiajur ou, . k(1V Portland- (40nn-6tOkc)
omn, , ...... . vnun
lovo score. To Illustrate:
one Diamond; West pass;
holds:' -
North
Slve and ullrnctlvo or the year. Thu ' un1 w )riwcl to plnju. Tlv
ineeting wijs closed with the scrv- nnst IlnJr , cntltlcd "iicforo Break,
lug of .delicious refrcshmi-nls.
' The auxiliary will close lis year
next' month wlllr the annual bnn-
luJ(. on the Klh of May. Mrs: Hllur-yj MjiJ
WOOU WIIIMIUIS ih cnuiriNKn 01 inn
comniUtec In charge ofllils occa
fast" ny Ellgono 0"Neill, and Is a
dramatic eplsodo with one chiriMO-
,.t will Ito tilnvotl bv
Miller Tho second play .Willi At .u. love scoro noun woumi nv.
K-X-X
K-X-X
' !
gram:' 8, N. Hi C. r . , '
KOIX I'urtlondY (3HUtv40ko)
6. pipe organ; 7:1G, orohoHtrn; 8,
yovon Iviist Words, Mnsontc lodge;
11 In 1 a. in., Oregon Merrymakers'
frolic. '
Easter Apparel
The greatest Easter showing of Smart Garments we
have ever shown awaits your inspection. Putman
style, prestige will be appaitnt when you sec these
beautiful garments the prices are very reasonable.
NEW ENSEMBLE SUITS
NEW JACKET SUITS .
NEW SPORT AND DRESS COATS
NEW AFTERNOON DRESSES
' NEW SPORT FROCKS
NEW FORMAL FROCKS
The Newest Easter Showing of Millinery .
1
T
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Putman
Women Grateful
. For New Cream
'.. You'1 will just lovo this new won.
derrul cleansing creum containing
t 'ocoa Butter,, which mulls into the
skin, removing ull dirt and rltne.
Ureut for dry' or loose skins. Keeps
your complexion peachy and youth
ful, I'rovnts ' approaching wrin
kles. Ask for MKLl.O-GLO Cleans
ing Cream tho companion to Hie
famous MKIJ.O-GhO r'uoo 1'owdor.
Glass !rugs, Inc. - " -Adv.
STARKEY
PERSONALS
The Neighbors of Wuodcmri en
joyed a 'Kocbil afternoon and leu
vi.uiiii.liii iiihii-nnnn til I hi limtie of
Mrs. ' KIhIc. Sinilii. lnr f avenue,
with Mrs. (.iiirenco 1'eipei' asslsi-
lug us hostess. More than 20 nieni-
titled "Tlie 12-1'ound book" and Is
by II. N. llarrie. .The play, con
sislH of only ono act and Is known
16 'he ono of "-llurrle's liesl. In ud;
tho great . assislnnco lie holds for
diamonds: ho would bid three No
Trumps, lllltylf North und Koulh
had any scoro at ull, tho Diamond
' Tho racing gentlemen hnvo
barred Mr. tjiuclalr's horses from
four, raco tracks. Horse racing
Just has to bo kept on tho level,
you know.
W. K. GILBERT CO.
s j " A CoiisolhlHtioii of . j
The Orcifou llarUwuro and k h, lillly
IN THE F. L. LILLY ROOM
, Oil Aduqis ,
Many Bargains Listed on.Want Ad Page
dillon.io tbo plays tlicroVWIli be' should bo Jumped to it game-going
scmjuvI musluil nuniber..:ia . mU.; . . . .
You'll be busy tomorrow getting; ready for Easter.
Save'time and worry by letting Joel's provide the food
for your Easter dinner. Phone us your list the, first,
thing in the morning we'll give your order the sama
icare you would show in filling it for yourself. . :
Saturday Features;
7. S. Telephone. Peas
3 cans '
48c
Asparagus
2 pounds
25c
Tho Uiversldo LudlertV aid .'Jiml ;nti
l.atii! chupel yeHlerday .afternuopj
with-Mrs. tiertrudo Maxliu tH hos-i
teKS. Il'welvo ihemliers und four.
' visitors wore," present for tho mccr-
lug and thu ufternoon was spent
uulltlngv , :
UOiiiig tho business - session,
which was presided over by Mrs.
I j. Jl. Hay, plans w ero mado for ti
program to he given sometlinrrHoon.
i The dale was not definitely decid
p ed upon.- '
.lterore adjournment, the hostess
served refreshinenls. ' . , ,
j .'-.;
j " l-'ifteen members of the! I,iilicV
Society tb-thu Jlrotherhood of l-o-:
contolive Kiremen nnd. Knglnomen
met yesterday ufternoon for toa ut
jtho homo of Mrs. i.loyd nickford,
wttl; Mrs. Jack Hilary and Mrs.
Ossle "f'ado asslsllng as : hoslesses.
! During tho short business nesslon
Hans were made for the annual
dinner and dance, which will be
Held ' this month. Tho date has
not .yet been set. l, .,u'. . -lf
i A guessing contest was a tenture
of the' afternoon und hi "this Mru.
Ituth Hooher won the prize. He
Treshments were served by the- hos
tesses. , . .
' The Klfly-Mfly club met ut the
home of Mrs. l.eo Burnell on Z
uvenue last evening with a large
attendance. Oamcs and dancing
wore enjoyed during the evening,
after which refreshments wero
sorved.
New Green Peas
' 2 pounds .".
25c
New Potatoes
Per pound
10c
Ucoco Eggs from Voeltz .' .7Q
Pure white ranch, fresh each day, 3 dozen ;
Fresh Ranch Eggs
3 dozen
62c
. Potatoes
Per hundred
98c
Bulk Coffee
50c (Trade for ..
38c
Bananas
doldon fruit
8c
Green Onions and Radishes -
IVk Lunch . ..... - tJK-
leavy Russet Grapefruit 25c i 95c
baltoon free , with 3 10c pkgs. of
Golden Age Macaroni, Noodles or
Spaghetti
Carslens Best Grade Cured Hams 9Q
- Pel- pound half Tiam or wholi- .
Bacon Back . ' 2Sc
Fresh Br sesed Hens , t
Fresh Made Sausage
THE f AVORITt
OFTHEPACIflC
NORTHWEST
Golde;
HASi:llAMi KXCtritKlOT-
. MKIl-K)Ill. Ore, Apr. 0 (Al)
An excursion trnln bearing base
bull fans of 'Houtherh Oregon to
tho opening of the Pacific coast home of if.
KTAKKKY (Speclal)Tho Iviiu
ltitlston company hus returned to
KtarUey lo continue the const ruc
tion of the Mount Kinlly railroad
rntde. (.in account of badwcather
work was slopped on the grudo
about the first of i'Vbvuury.
John Wells moiorod up from All
eel loUay to Hptmd a few days with
his family -at his ranch heritv '
, John Hogers Wus a Ui: Grande
visitor the Inst of tho .woek.
Italph Mead was u visitors at tho
A. Thornburg Monday.
Mr. Mead Is tlmor crtllser "for I ho
Mount. Kinlly Lumber company.
league season In i'orthuid will be
run by the Southern Pacific Mon
day, April liith, It was announced
jthlH . inornlng. AppMculion lifts v i udlywood folk will have to pork
been mado for a section In tho U1, lww that wo can hoar what Ihey
grandstand for Southern Oregon un (he screen. Itut no matter
fans. A special rato of $7-50 for how dumb their dialog. It's bound
the round trip from Ashland, Med-" to be a 'J hm cent Iniprovement
ford nnd Grants Push has been on those "Canto tlio lawn" sub
litudo by tho railroad.. , titles. -
When Morning Minutes Count
Airs
Provides Morning Energy
Cooks In 2i to 5 mlnuttM .
GOOD BUTTER lor a GOOD DINNER
in preparing and serving your Easter dinner
this year, good sweet tasty butter will play its
part. That's MEADOW HARVEST.
1 1 .ftUUY 1 111 II VI 1 XII I :;'-M uY '' 1 'SH
MODERN
FOOD
S1TRES
Phone Orders
'; - Main 94
Wc iklivcr
$2.,riU Oi dcrs
SATURDAY a MONDAY
Urinjr additional wivings lo the thrifty. Come curly and restock your pantry ut the
unusual prices listed below for two days only. ... , j
TJ1T fJlTf Speiry hard wheat, the liirifest seller In the west to- QQ
A I.AJ U XV day. The market continues lo advance 49 lbs.... tpl07 (
We may be forced to raise soon.
FINE CANE SUGAR
Save 50c a sack on C & Ii best
grade sugar. '
100 pounds........ $6.19
I V
25 POUNDS... $1.65
Real COFFEE Value
Maxwell ilou.su ono of the largest
sellei- in the world today. Try a
can nnd save. . , i
CAN...
1-LB.
CAN..
: $1.33
If 45c
WHITE KING At a saving. .. OQ
Large pkgs., each...... ,v....... 0C
ISROOMS Medium weight,
$1.00 value for..
75c
OLD DUTCH The dirt chaser.
'A cans
19c
I'KP The healthy breakfast 1 Q
food 2 pkgs f - ' AJV
.SOAP Crystal White Laundry yrj
10 bars O I C
QUAKKK OATS Urge
package, each
27c
DATTT mnv Wc do not carry second grade poul- 1 00 lbs. Trt n&
LJ U 1j 1 IV I try feeds, but the highest grade on SCKATCII I O
i i ha iiini liot ul :i siivinir in Di'ice.
There is really no better feeds 100 lbs. ' . Qrt QE
.than Speiry's SUKHLAY $LtVO
FEEDS
I5KANS Red Mexican '. rQ.S'tAKIN(; l'OWDKIt Schillings 0(?
10 lbs ...UC1 I unsurpassed, lb. cans .. OOXs
RICK Fancy lllue Rose. Note rr H EXTRACTS Schillings pure, nP
the saving 10 lbs t)DL ' 2-oz. bottles for only
PICK LKS l.'lain sours, full QC, JKLLY Ilcrry flavors, 15-oz. OQp
quart jars for OUL jars, 2 for ... "wt
STONE'S SYRUP
Finest Cane and maple.
'(Sal. $1.59 ', gal ... 89C
PURE LARD
Swift's Silverloaf or Incal.
No. 10
Pail
$1.29
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 123