La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 20, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Mrs. Pearson Is Hostess to Club At Sacajawea Inn An nltracNve party took pluca at tin' fin en juwi'a Inn yesterduy nrtci nonn when Mrs. J. J. renreon-w linsliss to Jolly BrldKo clil. Tlnv affair i In Hie form of a brlilfru luncheon. l-"olloln Ilia liinchinn at 1 o'clock lliire tohlcu of hrlilg" w-re at play In I ho pur lor on the nu'&'uniiU' floor. 'I'M' lunohcoip tahla wus pnjttlly ili' nini'il In a color scIkmiio of yel low' find lavender,, the simson's Unworn forming a centerpiece. Mrs. J.;. A. StruvtMls .inmle lilull 8C0I0 duripK the .nftej-noon'a card khiim'S and th)' second prtlce went lo Mrs. Nathan SSwolfol.-. . Mm. A. V. Kunlonl will he lios dss to the cjnli next Thursday, April s. .... . Sir. and Mrs. Waller Palmer eij leilained at a UiIIRhlful parly In -it eveniPK at their hntne on Mi'cond HtrtMtl. llrhltfe wan the diversion nt the evenlliB at three tallica find the 'it .st iiriur won liy Mr. and Alia. I'. Lincoln. Tins' ronnola llnn prizi. went , to Mr. and Mrs. Walter ltloliland. . A color aclieipe of yellow and Kreon waa used to decorate ilie rooms, howls of I ho season's rlow eis helni? used. After tile card Kiimea the hostess servMl a two-; cuprac ltinchenn. . ' - Tie Thursday llridue clnli met Thuraday nfternoon at the Kaca jiiwen. Ian with Mis. '. !'. Neylln as hostess. Luncheon was enjoyed al 1 o'clock in the Indian (trill and nrterwards three tallies o( mill?" were 1'prmeil. 1 Mis. !!. W. My made lilKli soore durlni; the nftornoon's card Kutuca. Mrs. (ieoi-Be 'I', t'nchrim will I'P hostess to the Clllli next Thursday nl the riucujnwea. - . , ' jyicmhers of tiur 1 iclomaiii IVIilKr cluh were entertained Wednesday afternoon al the home of Mr. I'larence (liven on retlur atfeet. 'I'l.lu. ..l.l..a nr liclilirn li-el.. fit play durim? the arternoon and Mrs. Art WeaKle made high score. The consolation jjrl'o wept lo Mrs. dies llurnijen, unci Mrs. Henry Kwln reci'ived tlte guest prize. The tiome was attrnctlvHy dec Phone MAIN 759 Please help us give good service by putting your orders in early. Walla Walla Rhubarb, 5 lbs. Large Solid Head Asparagus, Ang preens, 2 lbs. Walla Walla Spinach, Fresh and cvisn, lb FlavoJell, The Jell-0 desseit, 4 pltgs. Jelly, 12 oz. glass, Pme fruit, 2 for :. P. S. Jewel Peas, Cn ., '. Standard Tomatoes, Laree can ... Schilling's Coffee, 2 lbs. 50c Bulk Coffee, Lb High Grade Chocolates, QOc Two Lavsre Packages Citrus Granulated Washing Machine Soap, Refrular Price. Five Bars Citrus hoap rree. Large Oranges, Pnz - Hostess Cakes, Fresh Bananas, CnVlen fmit, 11). MEAT DEPT. FRESH DRESSED HENS Sausage, no cereal, delicious for Breakfast Pork Loins and Legs, M .'. Pork Shoulder Steak & Roast, Jgc Beef Shoulder Roast, 22c orated with primroses and Kastcr lilies. The hostesM served a iwfl; course luncheon following the card sames. Mrs. Penver Charlton will lie the next hostess to the cluh, Wednes day, slay 2. .Tlfe sle-Way-A-Tuni ltrlilgo Plllli was' entertained yesterday - after noon ly Sirs. A. L. Kerguson ut her ione at Ladd Canyon. Three ta llies of bridge were at piny during; the afternoon and high acore waa made by Mrs. ('. Y. Iteale. . The second prize went to .Mrs. tfurry l-tansen.- . After Hie card games the hostess served a two-coiirso luncheon. The, next meeting qf tile cluh will be Thursday afternoon, May If, Ihe home of Mrs. Clyde Hnppel in l.i) (iianiie. ' M. E. Missionary Society Meets Tho Wlpslnnary hoc lot y of tlw MothoillHt Kjnropul t'liuri'h, Koiitli, wiih entertained ye.steriiiy ' after noon nt tho home of Aim. IT. W. HmiKheriy on Muplo street. An In trpHtjnf? proprum wni Ktven dur ing tho aflernoQn with ill's. W. H. Sturmer na chairman. The topir for dlBOUfmtnn watt "The ('iirinfHl.eri Tnpk In Japan." Thorn taking part in the (HsrusHlon worn 41 ih. Clifford Ulrks, Ars. I'ntmijii Vock. Mis. Charles Cain, Mrs. J. A. Hall oiul Mi'H. Holterf. Ilflvoy. Mth. W. II. Starinur Bang a nolo, accompanied liy Mr. Knla Wuhh at the piano and Mrs. Churlon Cuin gave a reading entitltMi, "Who Will CJn.' - MiUR Kvu )aiiKherty gave nn liiHtrumentnl hoIo. After the program a social hour U'uh enjoyed and refi-eshnientH wore nerved, ' i .';( t .', . A Hperlal meetlhff ' of the ftu-pre-rn1 l''prst Woodmen circle was held Tuemloy evenhiB'. when Mis. Inez. 1 laid win. state munuKer. of Cortland, met with the inemherH. Mrs. 1-auia Oliver, Kiutrdlun of the KTOVO, rolled tho meeting to order, which waw then turned over to Mis. Italdwin. who conduct e1 a chool of Instruction which wiih much ap preciated' hy nil of the iiicmhorH present. . 'I'll 1 8 fftove was organized uhout the first of the year and la kiovv Insr in memhershlp rapidly. Aftc 25c Lettuce, 25c 23c 5c '25c 39c 19c 12c $1.00 35c 49c 15c 45c 8c 25c the close of the business Bossion Tuesduy veninfir refreahmentii were nerved hy th committee in ehnrtEO an.( u oc;nl time wtf pnJoyfrt., , Mrs. Hnldwln plana to. visit the local JoilKe again In the near r turti. . ' One new member was Initiated and one in em her wbh reinstated Tuesday evenlnR when the reKiilnr m eel 1 iik of the Ladles' AuKijlury to the Brotherhood of Hallway Tialn men waa held at KaRles hall. Mra. U. W. Itolnnd was the new mem ber taken In and Mm. NVI I Sulll- : van wus relmlatetl. I The regular pontine of Imsinetw I wiih tninwitttett during the evening, i t The CI rand International auxil iary of th Jlrotherhood of KnK neera met yeuterday ufiernoon tn reKUlar Hetwlnn Mt Ihe ). 1'. hall with a larfce attendance Mrs. A. W. Wall, president of tlift uuxiliary, tirtiwiilnil II nil fill I V tllrt l-ntrlllfi lillM. luess was ttcn up.. A. social hour wps enjoyed after, tie hustneHH mcotlnif, urlnK' wtilch ilme refieHhnicnlw were erved by liie eomrnllteo In chiMKO, lieaded by Mrs. f. t!. null. - Announce Wedding At Dinner Party A lovely dinner party held last evening: ut the home of Mr. and MrH. Harry i. Avery at Island City ihe marriuKf of Miss Irene OVoh nell, datiKhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. l OTnnnell of thlH city, to Leo lllnkle. of Itaker.'wns made known. Miss OVonnell and Mr. Jllnkle were married at Unker Jan. 21, but the, marriage was kept secret. Til'. announcement laat night eame as a surprise to her many l.a Grande frlendK. . Covers were laid for 16 .friends of the honor kuchI u round a pret tily decorated table arranged in the dining room of tho Avery hpmc. Tho cploi hp heme lined wuh gqlil and whlto and over the center of thu tuhle hung tin I melted para ho I hi gold, from rwhich white ribbon streamer fell to each pluce. i'laoo cards were attached to the end of the strcumei-H and on the other epd in Hie parasol were tiny white en velopes, which enclosed, tlie un- nouncenient written In gold letters. Nulcupa were little d.uffpds, uiid the centerpiece wus a. large howl of duffodils. Tall taper candles In the same color were at either end of the table. After, dinner, bridge j was played, high score going to Mrs. W. M. Pea re and the consola j Hon prize to Mrs. 13. 1. Knight, j'i lie. honor guest, Mrs. 1 tinkle, was given the guest prize. Mr Hlnltle bus many friends n l.a Urnnde, having made her home here for u number of years. Jf'or Ihe past several years she has been employed In the Q.-VV. U, und N. offices here. Mr. und Mrs. Hlnltle will make their home ut Kaker, where he is In business. Com pi 1 m en 1 1 n g Mrs. Kra n c.ms Oreulleh, recently married, MrH, Hay Price, entertained at bridge Wednesday 1 evening ut the l.a Grande hotel, Klve tables of bridge were ut piny In the card room on the mcminfne floor of the hot'.d, tind high score was made by Miss Irene OT'onnell. Mih. W. lv. flll- ' bert rnrnlvod Hie Hoemifl tirlxe. Mrs. Ureulich was given the guest prize, After the caid games the guests were taken to the Tiffin where two-course luncheon was served. Sweet peas and roses formed a pret ty centerpiece 'for the luncheon ta ble and nut cups were In the form of dainty roses. , Clever little fa vors were found with each place card. Announcements An all-day meeting of the I'nion County Council of Parents and Teachers will he held tomorrow at North Powder. The meeting will begin' at HI o'clock nnd luncheon Diversified Snakes Figure In Fashions ly lUufi Itoovls (AiwoolnliMl 1'rens I'anhlon Killlor) TAIIIS (AD HPIltllP Bkln nhofa mo h&vintr.a HprlnK revival nrfd oufltomers in tho shops that iwt thn fashions arc talking IcurnPilly uliout hoas, pylhons, wslor snaKi'S and llinrds, plnln and dortoifd. As prlros fur the rare pnnl(e skins mount It behooves tho wom-, nn who Is buying them to recog nise the snnko she vnnls -when she meets It. I.lsnrd, natural water snake and karunff nre fushlonnhle but expensive skins which uro of fered In Imitations 'that deceive ninny an unwary purchaser. Oyed reptile uppcars now In rich shadoR of rod, blue and green us well as Murk and nntnrul tones. Hoa skin shoes are shown In bright reds, dull deep blues und many shades of green. Mahogany nnd egg plant are other shades seen In thn shops that mako shoes to order. . Beige, most shoe dealers say. will he the outstanding color lor summer shoes.- 'labornte shoes nre out of fash ion In I'tiris. both for evening und daytime . wear. l-Mnborutn em broidery nnd jeweled decoration has utmost disappeared from tlte windows of Hie stnnrtest shoe makers. MENUS By Slslpr 3Urr B II E A K K A ST Sliced granges, roreul cpokei) will) chapped figs, cream, bread crumb pancakes, new maple sirup, milk, coffee. .rlSt'H, '.f I ream of nnpurn. gus soup, cheese muffins, Jiillleil fruit suliul, cocQa, DlNNIvit russerolo of beers tonguo, twice baked potatoes, eel cry,, creRH and apple sulad, vanilla oe preum, fuilgo cnlie, milk, cor fee. ' One of the most atlractlvo ways lo use cress in a salad Is to strip the leaves from, the stalks and nss them as a border for the other malarial comprising the' "salad". This Is done III tho dinner salad with finely minced cress sprinkled over thn top nf the dressing on each serving. Cuiscrolo nt Bncf's Tongue One beef's tongue, 1 cup sliced carrot, ' Vt cup sliced onion, 3 tnhlespoons minced ' parsley, I lemon, 2 cups canned tomatoes. 1 cup sauted mushrooms (optional but good), S slices of fat salt pork; Hcald tonguo in boiling water for twenty minutes. Drain and remove skin. JMuc.e on a bed of sliced fat salt pork sprinkled with carrot, onion and parsley In casso. role. Add boiling water to cover. Add lemon Julco. Cover closely nnd cook In a modoroto oven three hours. Remove tonguo to hot platter and cut In thin slices with out cutting deep onongh to sepal' nto them. Strain liquid In casse role and udd to tomatoes rubbed through a course sieve. ITout to the boiling point and stir In 116 tablespoons flour stirred to a smooth paste with a little cold water. Bring to the boiling point will he served at noon. There will ( be election of officers In tho offer-' noon. .... . j A special meeting of the Spanish! Ameiicun War veterans auxillat y will tm held this evening at 7::ij O'clock ut Honan hall. j - I Tho Hnmhlers Art cluh will meet! Mnnduy ufternoon ut 2MB o'clock! al the home of Mrs. Hobert Kakln 1 ... Oliver P. Morion Relief Corps i No. 37 will have its regular dinner! meeting tomorrow at the K. 1. hall.j Dinner will he served ul noon. I Special Sale SATURDAY, APRIL at Metcalf's Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Children's Coats Four Lots of Ladies' Hats at 50c $1.49 $2.00 and $4.00 Make your spring selection now at Room 10. Over Equitable Savings Bank. i iyM. KNOTTED ' band! of -whit. Idged brown kid mke imuyl iuff for beie iprinf ylpvv, MitKirrs voa to homix BKHLIN-r-llqusewlvt'S hPl'e eei no Ipnger go niarkAllng. A com pany Is nrBonUIng fpull and vegc table ilslrihiton wiih a' door-lq-doar flest ' of .&) motor trucks, . OM: TOO MANY. TARN, France i Arman.l Prince, farm - hand, wagered.' a friend lie coqld putilrlnk hlni. ll flpwued ui .beers and died as m ilrulned the last, stelp. .' - and boll,' stirring ' constantly for five minutes. Add, sauted mqsh rooms and pour over tongue. New Cleansing Cream Wonderful ISvery woman who vnluen her com plexinn will love this new Oream containing Cocoa Uuttor. Mxoellent for dry skins which have a tend ency lo wrinkle. Takes nil the dirt nut and leaves a youthful fininh. Melts quickly nnd will not grow hair. AHk for r MKIjLO-fllX) the new wonderful Cleansing Cream, fllass Drugs,, Inc. Adv, Permanent 1 WAVES Our experienced , operators can piense the most fastid ious by the skillful applica tion of Ihe Leon Oil method. .Ask about our offer, Otir Work 'puarwitrnl. Why r:lMTlnlwit ' REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop "We Trad OHter Follow" 21st Bridge Pointers By Milton O, Work ' Continuing -our discussion of Contract denials, wo must remem ber that every Contract bid shows strength. After a bid tif one of n Major, the other Major should not be bid by partner aniens the I take-out suit Is really strong; with moderate strength, do nut tuo Qiit unless sido support Justifies sucU bid. Kor example, two Hearts phould be bid over iart net's oiii Hpade with the following bund: 4X-X M-Q, x-x. ; It Is ndmltttMlly a ilnngerous doc larutlon, but II would be still more dangerous to pass ns the comb'ned Hearts of the two hands, plus their reHpectlvo Hmdes uil J)hunond strength, may be n game-going combination; but even with that Diamond strength' It would be wildly ' unsound to Jump partner's Hpade bid of one without normal support. If tho Diamonds were materially weaker, the bund should pntw. Denial? of one Major with the other can be made with a four card Ace-King-yueen holding and nothing on tho side, but with less strength, four-card denials should not bo made. At Contract, being weak In your partner's Minor Is no Justification for taking It out; every Minor bid should bo passed by a partner whose holding Is doubtful. Hut when tho bidder's partner Is strong, whether for No Trump or in some .other suit, he should name his strength; if alvong only In his partner's Minor, ho would Jump. It Is Important that the ovorenll ing partner show all tho strongth he holds, . j. v- Denial' bids In Contract am not made, nn they are In Auction HrlUgn, with holdings of one, quick trick plus a llttlo more to' warn the partner not to contlnuo tho suit.- A pass is virtually a denial because the failure to inuko any bid is a definite notice to the part ner that the passer's hand will not ho helpful. Therefore, no matter how short In partner's suit nnd how deslrahlo a denial may scorn Ao be, pass not only with weakness hut even with some hands which contain sufficient strength for un Auction Hrldge denial. '. This subject will be continued next Frldny. (Copyrlit John P. Dillo Co.) CASH AND CARRY I'hone Orders Main 94 For the Good of the Public Maintaining: clean orderly stores, selling: foods for less are just a few of the many obligations which we feel indebted to the public in return for their generous patronage. , SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD SAVINGS BREAD Our regular price a LARGE OCn LOAVES 6DL SPAGHETTI Fould's Best pound can.s 3 cans : BUFFET BISCUITS Tru Blus finest soup crackers, 2 pkgs MARMALADE Kerr's pure omnRe, full pints, 2 for Sweet Chocolate Nestle's light, Chocolate milk bar 1-L.B, 2 BAR SARDINES California smoked r per tin tlU PICKLES Knights' Dills KQ full No. 10 tin for , - ti7L MINCE CLAMS Finest Ra7xr nr. Clams, No. is, 4 cans OtIU Rhubarb, aj Fancy Oregon 5 lbs... 29c ONION SETS JpVWV V II I t Banquet Frocks ' ---:':" Unique Charm New arrivals in Formal and Banquet Frocks, fashioned of Taffeta, Flat Crepe and Georg ette. The greatest assortment of colors and styles we have ever shown at these popular prices,- "1 10,75 to 32.no V Putmarfs i- a i I, .1 ; Farm , Pointers I Japanese barpyard mllet s not considered nn satisfactory In Orer gon as other crops under general conditions, repnrtH the experiment station in answer to inquiries. Al falfa Ih far superior for hy pas ture. On wet land that cannot he planted until Into because of stand ing water Hi winter. Heed canary grass Is suitable. Where millet Is sown about 1 Q to 20 pounds seeded nn soon us the soli inrms up Is. recommended. Ilnto of applying lime Is based on requirement determinations A practlcnl rate for Initial applica tions will run one to two tons nn acre. ' Lime is evenly distributed 35c 45c 45c 29c SOAP P. Naptha, 10 CRISCO 3-lb. tin Grape Fruit Fancy Florichis 6 for 29c r mw mrw m m m , fvir II vi 1M 1 1 1 j v A BUTTER A COFFEE Pest loepl creamery Hills, Schilling, M.J.B. U LBS 81C in 52c 1 y and harrowed in after plowing wnen son is ury enougn to crummtv tircntur niurns uro usually reallxwl from lime when used tn combina tion with barnyard lnunttre, experi ments of the Oregon station nhowi ,. .! .j. .... Ctrnrse gnnlnd or low grade cop- per carhntia'te' usually does not give satisfactory results. Since the ef fectiveness nf- the: treatment de pends on a thorough coating of ttje dust, ji treating machine Ih hest used, , 1 . . 1 ' ' ! ;-' The varieties Zimmerman and Houston have given good resit h ns spring wheats Hn western Ore gon, says the experiment station JmiiK'-ii' in Ih n white wheat, while HousttHi.lN w if red wlieat. ,Tno latter may givo belter results an heavy hind and hill land, whlo Zlmnierman appears to be moe adapted to fertile river hot ton bottom. soils, - MODERN FOOD STORES We'Dellver ?2.50 Orders PEACHES P. S. fancy Melons WQ No. 2'2 tins, 3 for I Vs PINEAPPLE Whole slices in QCp syrup, No. 2'2 tins, 1 for ttJL STRING BEANS Cut siring- OQf less, tender, 3 cans....... OUL Toilet Tissue 100-sheet rolls, finest tissue 3fq. : 19c & G., the While QQ bars OOL Best for frying, - 75c S. O. S. SCOURING PADS r r -Aluminum pan free with 4 pkgs.tltJL- Lettuce Fresh nnd crisp U HEADS. .. 15c 19c