La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1928, Image 3

'Tuesday, April 17, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Thrst
Miss Blanchard ) v
; In Recital At '
' Sacajawea Inn
The first of a Bi'ili'H or Individual
recitals by pupils of tho L'ush'in
Oregon School of Music was given
HaoaJnwca Inn las, ,Kh,. and dHtr'rWl
Blmed of three melodic In II flat,
uivil the third tfroup included
"March Melody' and "America,"
those preHent Jolnlnjc In slniflnK the
lout song to th mind ucDOmpanN
diont.
The concert nrORrum showed the
wotk which the orcheutra In (loin
in the development of the musical
talent of the student. Mr. Huif-
Kedhend hud charge of the pro
gram, which consisted of hours.
readings ami contest). During lh
busineaa ucHsion, the meiuhei-H vot
ed to accept an invitation from tin
lA Grande NVfKhborhood ciub to
attend a meeting there April Si.
At thy cloHe of the program Mm.
Masterloni assisted hy M ru. Red
head und Mis, Ira Kennedy, nerve 1
a. two-rourne luncheon. .
The next meeting of the dull wtll
he u the home of Mrs. Ileeeo Mc
Allster April 27. -
Announcements
mullcnec of uIhiui ship rniis.c lovers
nLtin.li.il.
nno: Julc WriiKlp unit William I
cooper, simnphnnia Awry Mlllcr-I Tim Women I'oicIkii iMis-sion-
Mlss lilanchard's oi-'-nliiir nMiM-! ,,,:,., m,rt (.n(,vl,.vl, ,,.,,.,
per was tlie "Concei'to
Self, und tdie gavo il
Op. IB" hy
fine ren
l-Illiel 1'rntl, . Athclin Thotnpunp
ll'lt,. Illiil.ni, I .... I ..!,! t i,j,rl
'i.p.y...K en.-.u ''"wnmv,,, ,.,,, Tmt.Hr, Mlix nax.
,;hrnsing and muU-ry of the teeh-lel,( n . Mux)no JM.
nicu dUicultU-sof the coinposUln.84.nt MllK(l M(.PhoPH,m nnd Amlt(l
. hruuWn..ri. ul'" u i A iHSWOrl ll. Violin
Ourlng a short himlneKH scKMion
the fine tout; minlity predoininat
cd. The "Largo" from the "New
World Hyptptiony" and "t'avatina"
ly, l.tolmi were beautifully pluyu'i
tin wim the. closing numlier MlK.t
CiU'pOlctle' (Swftlg Song).
AIIkh lU-Uiel Trill, vocal pupil of
Mrs. William II. I'tirUlnsou, w;m
Die HN.siHting artist und- her twn
groiis of bongs were dcllghtful'v
given. It would lie difficult 10
choime the mout plvuslng miniikT
hut the. "WuterH of . Minnotnnkn"
and tho M(lyisy l.ove Hong" wilt
perhaps id pest remembered.
' Mlt-8 lllnnrtiurd and Minn 'I'rill
iioth-ri'ceived many Immim
the nominating committee, under
the chairmanship of It. A. Wilker
son, made Mh report, announcing
the following nominations: Mrs. W.
K. Ienny, preHldent; Mrs. (I. V.
Mnston, vice president, and .Mi h.
Krunk MUlering, Hceretary-tmirtur-er.
The election will take place1
at the next meeting of the aHSocln
lion. The next meeting of the rountv
council of pnrepts and teacherH was
announced for Saturday. April 21.
Thfe. will he an nil-day meeting.
. ILlteslnnlng at 1 o'clock In the
morning wilh u ItiiHket lunch ut
noon. ;The huHlnews meeting will
he held in the afternoon 'und ul
this time officers, will he clecled.
Mm, KrnnU MlllerlniT wa elected
a tnemlier of ihe library benefit
committee to represent the Green
wood UHsorlatlon. ... -; '
. Following the meeting-; thoso at
tended visited thrcfc-o.f the, school
i-nnniu uhHin iIIktiIii vh tt'ri'P foiintl.
I'ljf Ail liAwaii h club niM yo-' ln m, i.ri .,ilnKnn' room. Ihe
li'lllliy llfliTlinoil 111 till" JlOino 011, ,. Mti,.l n.nlor-t
Mm. ftiiy Murphy Willi uliot.t l6.waB on ,nlny, iciudlHB nmuro
ftiwilicra in .iltonilunop. Hj, II. ,,lyi ,,, ho,, and ci fnrm
I-:. Wl'sli-llhuviil linil Phni-BB of lll.iL.,,. ,, ,,,, . .vhlhll nhnwlnir
fluwi.rs. Mr. rsrynnl nnil A i-h. J'ur
Uinori ..wi'ro thi'. ui.'Cii'innitniitlK; :
. ., . . .T o ' Ililn timo orrh-ra. will
hy -violfn ami piano pupils of thef
Hchool was announced hy Mrs.
I'ai'kinHim and it roi-dlul InvilallQU .
wS yxtvllilyd lo the public to at -
-j
iil'ternoon's program and gave mi
exreltent review -of the book 'The
(ialeway " lo Appreciation." The
hostess served te:i followinpf the uf
teitioon's discussion.
The club w ill ineet Monduy,
'April :t. at the homo, of Mrs.
I.loyd I'ieVco.
nry society of the First Mnthodisl'
Kplscopal churrh w IJl meet wltli 1
Mrs. It. K, Tyler Wednesday after
noon at 2 : ;t 0 o'clock. Mrs,- K. O. :
I'ayton will lie the leader. Mrs.
Tyb,T will give u report of the
meeting hebl n Pendleton l:iht"
week. " - I
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The Past Matron's club will meet
at the Masonic hall tomorrow eve
ning ut K o'elorli. This will he the
regular meeting of the club.
' The Uible Heurelmrs' elnwH of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. O. L, MacDowell, 2I1S Onk
street, wit h. Mi s. Thomas ItudKe.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson find Mrs. II.
(esses,
Bridge
Pointers
Bf Hilton C Work
Yesterday the following problem
was given: The contract Is Ida
monds: South 'bj Dcchvrcr, North 1b
iHimmy; the initial lead, lit shown.
How uhould declarer plan hla cam
paign as soon us ho sie Ouinmy's
hnnd and knows the exacp'twenty
six cards which he will operntef .
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fl-Q-J-IO-4-2
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Adler assisting iin -IiosIi
Metrt,
hers n re. asked -to btiim a needle,
thlntbU- and Mnead. . -t '(.
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The Loyal Sisters of Ihe Chris
tian church will meet tomorrow nf
fenioon ul 2::iO, q'olock in the an
nex of the elmrcil. . ."
MENUS
; Threatened .:
ItoildciiiH ir rofuinhln, Mo., m re
Joined ulniost. on masse hi ti limit
for tin writer of Ihroniciilug let
ters. A. Iriicr io lir. If. ,11.
Himselicr.;1 .dent 1st , demandcil
VI 0(10, 'thrcAtrtUng kidnaping of
H-yar-old Marilyn i:itiilHih. Ids
. daughter, ; Alfown. jiImivc: Thrc
other 'chihlrcn havo - Ihvii np
lironi'hed mi ,tlie m'IiooI 'grOMiids
hy the ntyMlotiV. stranger. .
the progress made In wilting by
the students during tlih year was
ulso on display.
In til A rnnm nllnlH ll V I h t t Id I'd
a nt u-iiih Ruth flnrrlek ls!w'V H'Ulsage. - scalloped
.w.rh,r ih.-o wim a dlsnluv of uit 'landelion greens. Jellied
work, writing und n health exhibit,
also sample of work in other sub
jects: In the fourth grade room,
Mrs. .10, I). Towlcr's class, there
was a display o Industrial molded
relief maps of North and South
America, writing displays and sam
ples pf other subjects. ,
lbs -hirer's Plan of itomnalgn f.
Jeclarcr would wfn the King, of
Spades with thiv Aoo in t ho Closed
Hand, nnd his natural thought
then wpuld be to ruff the Spado
in the Oummy . before leading
Trumits. The--i careless' player
woobl.do this, exhaust the adverse
trumps and then try the t'lub fl
n n esse r fatjlng to. realhse. that. eVen
if the CJub finesse succeed, he neo
eHmirily will lose Jhree , Heart. triclfH
and i gfino; The best . chance 'for
galne. inutile hand Is to-try. for the
Club ftncHsc on the. second 'trick
Of course )f it fall, u;hcart prolmb- j,
ly will be led und tfnmo will be lost
as the adversaries then 'doubtless
,wij: lu'ko Mt)' Uiree ' Henit tricks: ,
Ittit ir the Cluit finnsse win. nnd the!
six ndverse Clubs are ' eyeuly. di- - rovr': (Special) The concert
vided, gitmo ulmost certainly can Thursday evenlpg .wjis" the
be made and that pluy seems to nf- vent of the week.. The edncevt
ford the only prncth-al chance of wns " ' the gleo club wilh
obtaining":. ' .;. ' - n- Po 'director. .There
Declarer would .. scheme.1 . nftor ' abmit ,30 yolres. . The Rhige
the Club finesse won, to. lend two netting for. Hhecnnrert was very
OUtlds Of trumps Winning both In. .'enuimii, nuvum nm-n nrriiiiKwi i
. .. ... 'i i ii '. i-fiiii'dKflnl' .il rmt hfxli'n I 'ftt'Ml
COVE PERSONALS
I'lnna for tlio annual. l)iiniUOI
uivnn hy thf1 Vounff Woinen'a Kil
ucntional nuxlliury . of tlio l-'lrat
.MitniiKiiKt l':itlsc-oal rlunvh vore
nilictli'ally i omiilcti-il last eyentntf
wiieh . the , cominlttoo nu-t al thft
iloiiii- oi'..Mi-ii. rihiM wooil Williams. I a mirpritio narty was ulvon Sun
TIk1 liiimiui't will hi- holil Tn0-1 tlay evenhiK lionorlnK Krank Pooli.,
lay I'Vi'liiilK. May I. at 1 1 lo l.a tho Praion lieillK III" lllrllulay nll
C.raniiiv hotel, licRinninK at 7jnlyerKury. Tiio party waa .fflven liy
u'rlovk. Thort' will bo oicnlloii of , MrJi. j'oolp at tholr home near llotj
orrii cTK'i fur tin' nnmiins yoar al'is 0nil at 7 oVIorK rtinnrr mui
that'1im(, n proKfani ami other gerveil. C'overH worlalil for 10.'
fratiiri'K. 1 - A larva pink anil white rake,
Mia. WilllnmM In rhnlrman of Die, erTbritteil wilh lighted raniilea ami
coiuinU4 e In chartfe nnd-nsHlHtlntf' oHelimln formeil u eenlerplecp for
her aie .VIIhm Anettft Jnhnaon
h:i'l'ie Knliler. iMIhs Mallei' It. Mor
Ion. Mrs. Uenwlek Clnili, .Mix. H. 14.'
Iilxiin, Mrs. Waller lliitehison, Mrs.
i I-:. Stln. Miss Viola aloeiiskv
ami Miss Vina I'onU'y.
'I'iekels fi.r the lianotlet will he
at 'lark's I'lorist hIioI. anil may
he oht:iine1 liy' lilelnlieis tlicrn. '
, ' ly Sisli'r . .Mllly . '
HIM-:AKI''AST lialcvil rlinhnrll,
cereal, crenlu, si-ranilileil egss with
ilried beef,', ffraliam niuffiiiH, milk,
coffee. ' " .'
I.UNCIIHfjN-J-Creanu'il sarillnm
on toaat, button railishin iiml ntu'liii; ,,R 'ia(.(i Hanit ana ' kopimr tho'' wmrfiiMit' -a ontheclrol. ', The first
KinK Of. inm.lis in Iho Dllllllliy. . ""inner " unB ny too emirus.
Then whether the four aiU'emo"1'0 ' 1m ItiouklnB" ami
trumpa have been i exhausted or wm mjiik just ns'the. ailn waa rls
not, he would lend Hub win with '"K. In -Ihe , cathedral, window, civ
the Ace. lead another 'irlub.nnil ruff '"B n realistic and a very beautiful
i. i .i,.. -inun.i U..M.1 ; if thla n- i effect. The prnRinni wa:
n.l.iih... ihe I'liibs. hla mnno will "I , '"n h llrealtlnB"
be easy roKardless of whether' , the
ndverse. trumps have . been .dlvldv'd
2-2 or 3-1. If the former, ho can
put nununy In by .ruffing- ;cibm'd
Hand's IobIub Spade,', discard ;two
Hearts ' on the two established
Mldi (hp iilnner table. DtirltiK the dip
ner iie was 'proaeuleil with a birth
day gift liy thoso present.
' - ' '
Mrs. Frankel To
' VisitrElgin Club
Glee Club Sings ,
At P.-T. Meeting
An inlerestiiiB meetintr of tho
OreenwoTjil I'nrenl-Teacher associa
lliiil mis held Friday afternoon al
the school with Mrs. C. I''. .Mcl'ller
win. president of the' association,
prodding. The nvKram opened
with a Bioup of hours by the eighth
grade glee club of which Mldrblge
I lillTtniiii Is director. The number.!
given were "I.ady April," "May."
"inon- cloiulF.'.' and "(leography
PonR."
'I ne glee club consists of Jean
Krench. Mury Asia, Kvelyn Hasten,
Krances Asia. Hazel Mcl'herson.
Kleanor Micks. l-Ynnees ltynearson.
Myrlln Sihultz, l.onis Maxwell,
(lla.lys Wenilt-t'.hMlys I'elilel, Wil
liam r'noiiiT. Krlinces OntlldBC.
Howard Sheplie id. .Alice Sherman,
l'.velyn Tyle. l-:ie:inore Maltoon.
1'hllllp Ansi'll, Lillian rookson,
Inez I'harlton. Alma Ingram an.l
llnrolil TImkiiv ' .
The r.ev. Oliver Itlley gave on
interesting lecture on the subject
"The Wise l'se nf Leisure." after
which the (Jreenwooil school or
chestia presented a concert, con
sisting of tbrcf Broups nf numbers.
The first Kioup was "Melody In II
Rat." "Lightly Itow" and "Just a
Melody." The second group con-
con
inns
II. m
Ask
Permanent
WAVES
experienced operators
plcaso the most fustld-
by the skillful appllc.i
of the Leon Oil method.
about our free offer.
Our Work (innrantrort.
Why l-wrlniiil?
REYNAUD'S
Beauty Shop
HVo I -cud (Mlwra Follow
KLGIN (Special) -Tlie legulnr
meeting of the Klgln Women's Im
provement club was held at. the
home nf Mrs., Havannah. Hurnu-iigh,
on Nob 11111, last week. At tins
meeting the program was In charge
of Mrs. Ncls Uasniussen und was
a continuation of the year's pro
gram subject. "The Story of Ore
gon." Mrs. Itssmussen gave tin in
teresting paper on "The Oregon
Trail and Pioneer Days.".
During the. meellng It was decid
ed to give half of the amount made
from tlie play recently given by
tho club to the. -scholarship I nun
fund of the Oregon Kederutlon of
Women's clubs, and turn the other
hairovor to the local library to be
used lo purchase books which will
be placed on the library shelves.
Many of these books will he refer
ence works, for the use of the
school students. A total of $76
was made from the piny. The pm
chaslng committee was nppolntc l
Including .Mrs. J. W. Urown, Mrs.
I,. Denhnm and Miss Stella M ay
field. This commilteo will be as
sisted by K. 1-1. Arunt, principal ot
the school, and ' Walter Duron,
teacher of the eighth grade.
An Invitation from the Lit Grande
Neighborhood club to attend
meeting of that club April 4 w(u"
accepted. At that time Hurley II
Kichurdson will give on nddress m
"Scenic Spots of Oregon." "
On Anrll 30, Mrs. fj. J. Krankcl.
president of the. Oregon Kedermfon
of Women's clubs, will make he
official visit to the local club, Vnw
are now under way for her enter
tainment. GRANCrc HALL (Speclnl)-'-Tie
Country Women's club met with
Mrs. Robert Masterton Friday Si-
j ternoon with IS women find ;lve
I children In attendance. Mm. K.
onions, cocoa nut cookies, milk, let
. DlNNKlt Mutton chops, stuffed
potatoes,
nut anl
celery salad, cheese cups, lemon
cracker pudding, milk, coffee.
Jellied nut and celery salud is a
dolighl fill disli that can he made
theday be lino need'b vith spring
activities upon us, sulads and des
serts that nmy 1)0 pnui-ed hours
hofore wanted? arc worth Ueopinrf
in mind. ; "
JclUuil nt ami (Vlcry Ma I ml
One ctii) nut . meats. .1 Vt cupa
in i need celery, cup'heuvy cream,
1 tablespoon granulated gelatine.
tablesiioopB cold water, l.egg yolk,
cup 8a lad oil, 1 tablespoon vine-,
gar. 2 tablespoons lemon-Juice, ' 1
teaspoon sugar. h teanponni pepper.
Mix sugar, isalt nnd peppei1 wilh
egg yolk.' Heat in a. few drops of
vinegar.; Add 1 tablespoon- oil,
drop hy drop, 'liea'ling' njihsiaiil..
Heat lu a few drops (if vlneKiir. Ton
tlnuo adding oil find vinegar al
ternately in this fashion until li
cup oil is used. ' Then add pll in
a slow si ream, heriling constantly
until all Is used. Heat In remain
ing lemon juico. Soften gelatine
in cold water and dissolve over hoi
water. Add slowly to mayonnaise,
beating until firm. Add nuts and
celery and turn Into a mold Nrl
dipped In cold water Let stand
several hours or over night anil
servo on ,a lied' of shredded nj'W
cabbage which has been carefully
crisped In cold water.
The- town of Aiken, S. f, has nil
ax club, and the other day prizes
were offered for grandmothers who
were moBt proficient with the tool.
It's never too late lo rid yourself
of a. liusband,
itv
llo-fi.
"Ah. Sweet Mystery pf Life."
.."Watet'H of Mlnnctonka.'
Saxophone solo Stewart French
wilh piano, Mrs. L. Tt. Lay.'
Girls' qunrtet Lee JStlen 'Hre-
Cluba and mako a Small Slam.'. If nnears. lima iviarien. ionise nncier
howevcr.an adverse tnlmp remain, on -Lisle .AndeiKon; , plam7, Mrs.
he 'will havo to put Dummy in by . J" ' ,
,.. . mwt in iln.t.ease. INano fplo Robert Oond.
...i.n h Ahtntna tn diKeards from "oyf chorus with Kngene An-
.i, inU1..i Hnnd. will be left with i rson nt the piano
two losers und) .will not maite ;
Small Slam but will make nme.
, 'IVhiioitow's Hand ' , -
prr
noktm '
WltH
J A-K-J-9-
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' q-s-3
Fpnde.'Contrnct: 'South Declarer:
question; How should the Declarer
plan to play the hnnd? Answer to
morrow. ; '
It's hard to understand how some
flappers can make tlelr fares ugly:
the mystery, hr hwr thej. can stand
before a iilrror and do It. '
I footprints of a dinosaur ' have
J hcn fnpnd In Connecticut.. Hut
mayoe'ii iviim, nivv ji ,nouceman oui
on the bfach for his day ff
America Is a country where co'.l-
ples w ho can't be amleale (get, nn
amicable divorce.
String quartet Violins. Ollbei!t
Miller, L. It. Layi Mrs. J. R. Price;
cello,. RnbeVt Laird ;plano, Mrs. I
"''rnonllt Waters." 'v - - ' ',
'.' "Shadbww FalThig:""i,,'!...",i ,""
"Volga Moalman." : :
. .Tho' -Woman's club-hold ft regu-,
lar semi-monthly . meeting nt the
library qn Thursday, April 12, with
17 members and. onn visitor pres
ent. .The hour i'Wiis spent In a
business . discussion.- The hostess
committee'.conslHted of Mrs, L. U.
My, Mrst ilelene Lin:oln and Mrs.
L, M. Laird and they served very
deticiousrefreHhmpnts, .
' Mrs, J.v. (I; Kranltol, president of
ihe state federation, will visit Cove
on Raturdny, April 28.
The, hnlLgame between Cove nnd
Klgln at Cove, Friday resulted In n
vlcthry for t'ovje with a score of 22
lo ft. ; The Cove' hoys wore their
new suits for the first time, a fact
that may hnve contributed to their
enthUHtnsm und helped In winning
tho victory. .
The Rev.! Mr. Mnyger of Hnker,
held services at thn llaptlst clitin-h
both morning and evening on Sun
day." ' t . J
0',h -Vn William Hradnior will
give the b.'iccalninr.'.'iLo sermon at' ,
the -Methodist church on Sunday I
morning. April 29. Tito combined
choirs of the Kplseopul and Meth
odist church? wilt furnUh the mii
sic,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Cumstock
will visit relatives in Nampa, Ida.,
this coming weekend.
Mr. and Mi's, Clayton May nnd
children; of Hatter, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arch
McNeil on Saturday and Sunday.
.Mrs. Pauline Piilllman, enter
tained Mrs. W, 1 Warnock, of
Imnaha, as her guest for severnl
dnys lust week. -
Mrs. A. (I. Conklln spent sever
al days last week at Haines and
I ia ker. She was a guest at the
home tif Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc
Cal! at llatneH.
Miss Henri Herring, of Ia
(iiande, spent the weekend at the
home of Mv, and Mrs. Keith Mc
Cool. Mr. and Mrs, ,1, K. Stearns and
Miss Mae Stearns visited friends at
Cove this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lockwnnd
and children who left last October
in mako their home In California,
have returned to Oregon, after
spending tho winter near Los An-
ueleM. Mrs. Mary 1 1. (Jeer, wtio
w'ih also In California returned
with them, j
Uowjena Saunders, daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. Orln Saunders, who
recently moved to 1 ji (Irande, Is
renyiiuing here to finish the school
year. She Is making her home
with Mrs. J. H. pcLnug. ' ,, j
Verna To'wle, email daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Tnwie wan 13
nmnths old on l'riday, the 13th day
of April. Rut she is nevertheless
tv 100 per cent baby and grown nnd
laughs In spile of the fact of this
handicap..; . ; .- - , ;
Several Cove people were tdiop-'
pipg In ax tJrande Saturday, j
among them. Sir. and, Mrs, M.
Ibierkgren, and Hoyal, Mr. nnd.
Mrs. K. J. Stackland, Mrs. , P."
Pi llliinari. (1. O. Stackland. Mr. and i
Mrs. Stowiilt Krench, Mrs. Rert
Hrazllle. Mrs. IJffie Witty. Mrs, Ii.
Tt, Jay, Mr. and Mfts. John Collins.
Cyrus J inies u nd M rs. A . R,
tJanlel.
fjeorge flerrlck. of Ames, Town,
who Is employe nti tho O. O.
Stiwkhitnl rutich, suffered a. pn(n
ful sprain In one nf Jils unit low ana
Is walking ubout on a crutch.
Haskell llloum received a pnin-
ful injury when a colt which he
was breaking stepped on his font.!
Mr. and Mrs. L. (1. (Miadwick
and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller have
been visiting In Portland the oaut
week. , I
Mrs. Waller Murphy has been at
N'ampn, lilitln, for the past ten
days called there hy severe Illness
of her brother, Krnest t'omstock. I
Ward Mltler has rented several
acres of land from .lohn Miller
which he will plant to potatoes. 1
Mr. and Mrsr Oscar (lorham, of
North Powder, visited at the home
of Mrs. Co'ra, Bloom on Friday.
Mrs. Oorham.has been substituting
in the high school ut North P.nw t
der for the past two weeks, owing
tn.HiA lllnnuu nf t- .llun- thtt va,r.
ular-.tearher. , .. rt ... J .
-.ti fn, vinniifirii niuiins wariwi tier
mother, Mrs., J,"Tlihs' at Haines
lNst week, ,' i
Mrs. T. C Hefty was the hpstess
to tho Fun and Joy Iltidge club
op Saturday afternoon, ; Three
NEW SPRING LINGERIE
..New Chemise, New Pajamas , -New
Bandeau Sets, New Negligees
All exceptional values
PUTMAN'S
Ready-to-Wear - Millinery and Shoes
. JV-H- '
tnhloH were, in play, MIh lies
Kelly winning I h high wore. A
lovely two course lunch wiih serv
ed by lb ehostesH. -"..The club tnent.
hers present were Mrs. T. ft. Cpnk
lln, Mrs. A,. II. Orion, Miss Hess
Kelly, Mrs. R. MMMinlel, Mrs. fl.
10. Darker. Mrs. Kriink Miller, Mrs.
Cbnrles lllhbnrd. nnd Btiests, Mrs.
4. K. Mills. Mrs. K. Uiwson and
Mr. a. n. f opidiu. -; x .
. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H.' Ortoa have
purchased u hew Chevrolet sedan. .
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Kvldently the ( office boy Is of.
Mormon descent. Kvery year, about
the Unto Ihe hnsebatl season opens,
he has to ttike a conplA of
off to help bury his irrandniotherd.
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baking; powder Is the only one
. declared - wholesome and safe by
pure, food experts the world over..
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other' lu of altemste red, green
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You .could turn.ypur back to the counter and yet be
perfectly sure of getting the things you want. The
exact quality of sheeting, or talcum powder, or candyv
or soap, or furniture polish that you like best is hand2
ed to you instantly when you ask for it by name. .
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You don't have to look, because you know that ad
vertised brands will be precisely the same today as
they were yesterday. ' The fact that they are-adver-tised
guarantees that their quality will be maintained.
Their makers have placed themselves on record.
Advertised products are honest products. It is the
'unadvertised things the "just-as-goods" and the
"almost-the-sames" that are likely to vary in quality.
You save money and you save time when you mako
a habit of buying .standard goods as advertised..
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Here are the six prettiest coeds In the University of Nevada. You have this on the authority of fecll Do
.Mllle, whose movie work has made lilm a connoisseur of pulchritude, lie Mllle was Kiven the Job of selection-
Ihe most beautiful coed to be crowned oneen of Ihe campus and featured In Ihe year hook. After
w-inm.wlnie down ihe field. I)e Millc created a mild sensation by nuylnv he couldn't choose between these
cli-K I hm "honors were equnl." As a result eunal coronation honors have been given to : I'pper row:
l:ethle lUivlen, Man Francisco; Ilose Mahann. Culejico, Cal.s Kvelyn Turner, lleno. I-er row: Marian
Cheney, Heno; Helva .Murphy, Kan Francisco, and Margaret Harris. My.
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