La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1928, Image 3

Friday June 15, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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their home on Mnln uvenuo nt a
tdliuuT ut wJilch Mm. Georgo Oil-
hort, Mr. mid Mm. H. K. O'llrlen,
Mr. and Mrs. WV K.: Gilbert were,
guest Mrs. Gllbort, who l W. K.
(Gilbert's moth or. Is v 11 ting, here
from .Montrose, f t
D. Ai R. Session .
, Devoted to Flag
v Day Observance
a Mas day, alwuys an Important
evvnt in tho calendar of the Duuffh-'
mh of tho Anu'i'icun Uovolutlon.
Ivan most fittingly observed yetiter-
My hy iiipmWH of ' tlifi'; Ownile
Itondf rhuiUrof J-ti XJmnrtiv und
tlio M:itht-v Stui-hiick tthapicr of
Ilaktir, who mtt in joint session ut
lno Saunjfnvtu, Inn.',. Therw .were.;
nhout 36 Jadlnft from the two or
KiHilititiona who uusemhled In f the
jirlvutn dinhif? room or the Inn for
the no-hoHtcHH Uinchoon. The tn-
ijtv wct; set In the form of . n
hollow Kiiuaie. The decorutlons
worn bowlH of. brunt Kill tfui'ihn
(lowers, old-fashioned , flowers ot
tlii national colors, red, white and
blue. Tho hinnheon- was served In
four courses. -While the lnformul
sociability . afforded during the
Krvtnff . wtut delightful, the hour
Was niude juncli more enjoyuhle.
by tlie inutile rurhiHhed by the Var
sity VaKulKindtt, who are Just here
from their yeurH , work ut Ktipene.
I lie hinehi'on over, .the company,
found tludr placos ubout the ptu.no,
where tho protfi-uni. In which both
fluKer 'and ),a Ufiiiide daughters
fiu-ured,, was offered. Mia. H. O.
Mmth, lucent of the1rnndu Jlondo
. chapter, t preHlded, flrKt conducting
the cuHtomary opening exercises.
.slnKlng of Amerleu, the salute
to the flu? and prayer by the chilb
lain, Airs. J:,IC. Wiight. Mrs. Hay
Jkl iirphy. secretary, read a ha$py
letter from-an ex-repent, Mia. Karl
jteynolds, io ,of Kliunuth Falls,
who expressed her, -felicitation to
tho two chapters and touched on
some . posslblfi endeavors for the
future. ' Mrs. Qeorge KoMter, regent
of the Mathe.w Bturhuck chapter,
nrjnnnnped'the npinbe-rs of the. pro
Ifram proper, . which wus opened
with two hfitiilifiil solos by Mrs.
A. 1,. Denny, who sang TI'ed
Hands" and The Harbor Bar," ac-1
com pan led by Airs. J, B. Hrokuw.
Mra. J)rokaw ' followed with two
readings, both exceptionally ""ap
propriate for Flag day, "The 8a-;
lut" by Martin and Wilbur Nea-;
bltt's. "Your Flag and My Flap." j
Miatt Mary Kl dredge-, of Ondawa
CnmbridgO', chapter, Cambridge,
N. Y., was Introduced and brought
greetings, giving something at the
work her chapter, one of the old
eat In the United States, is doing.
MlHuJMen Wllllulua. of l.a Grundev
gave a 'piano selection and was
obliged to respond to an encore.
Mrs. J.; , Houle, of fluker, read
some Interesting Incidents In con-1
neotlon with the early use of our
national banner. 'Miss Anlla Her
mtmn, of near La Grande, gave two
violin numbers which were appre
ciated very much, Mrs. I. S. Jtob
tntmri playing her -aceompnnlment.
Oreetlngs from other chapters and
reporta of different lines of work
being done elsewhere were given
hy Mrs. Jacob Kauts, of Twln'l-'ulls,
iua., member of Twin Kails chap
ter! and Mabel Morton, of Wash
ington chnpterAYushlngton, In. A
short time, waa spent visiting In
formal lybefore the group dispers
ed and the .visitors started for their
hpmea. . The , Muthew Btarbuck
chapter extended, an Invitation to
th. Grande Honde chapter to meet
jointly vh them In the future,
possibly on Flag day of next year.'
Visitors from outside I .a Grande
included Mmen. Qeorge Foster, I.e
roy Tlbbals, ( .V. Kenr, - . lw.
Heuty,. Allen Wright. i Van Blh
Her. A. 4- Denny, J. I SouU J. B.
Brokawi O. T.1 Tinkle und Fred
Hurst of Baker, Mrs. Jacob.Kautz
and daughter,- of Twin Falls, $da.,
Miss Mary Kldredge, of Cambridge,
N. Y., and Mrs. Qeorge K. King,
of Springfield, Mass. .
Mrs. Hay Williams, Mrs. ,ynn
Bohnenkaup and Mrs. H. H. Smith
were the committee In charge, of
the luncheon yesterday.
Plscusnlon of-plans for the Me
morial day Rerrlces to be held Sun
day at the I. 0. 0. F. temple was, Miss Vuda Hill Oodsey and
among tl. business of the evening Marlon V. Wood, both of I'nlon,
at the regulur Crystal Hebekah ! Were united . in marriage at the
meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Presbyterian manse Thursday aft
ailpiun, noble grand presided yrpoon at 3:S0 o'clock. The Kev
Short tulks were given by several , .i. George Wala' performed the
members and a reading by Mrs, ceremony. The J bride's r mother.
Motile Buck waa part of the pro Mrs. Uoia Godsey,' and brother,
grum. About 40 member were in choster Godsey. accompanied the
attendance. At tho close of the 1 ,.nimi. Me. uml Mra Wood will
business meeting the drill team had i, ftt ,onu, at Union utter u short Information
a practice, under
the captain, Mrs.
son. t
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the direction of honevinoon. .
.muih'i nici'iiiir-
tract--jumped at slam bidding a
a hungry trout, dues at the first
looking to see whether It Is at
tached to a dangerous hook.. With
the Introduction' of Contract came,
almost simultaneously the - Intro
duction of stain-bidding schemes;
some absurd on their fuce. sonic
apparently logical but really dan
gerous, and others so plausible and
appurently safe that for u titm
even expert pluyers were fooled In
to believing that they were ad
vantageous. . j -
Hy slam bidding la meant the In
troduction of certain bids with spe
cial and un-Brldge meaning; for
the purpose of conveying specific
spec ting some pur-
Eagle
Highlights
MisS Bridgeman
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'The Aristocrat
of PORTABLES
. , u ith a tone and volume that i$ '
. ; ; unbelievable! ,
tlculur suit, and theoretically uld
lag the partner In bidding for a
: ' , . - slum. The wildest type oil slain
PON DORA, Ori.. (Sperlul) Tho, bidding provides that the first bid
i.!ini Mtirinm u'ntiin'a cinh nift made bv it side be ' meaningless
! Wtxtni-Dihiv inHltml of ThurHtlav. 1 except that H shows tho ACe of
1 ComDlimented ,,,e rKUlur club day. since Thurs-.the suit bid; It might be a slngie
' i jday is Flag day. Tho hlwtory les- ton Ace. or an Aeo ut the head of
1 " 1 i ii ...hi. n nPVnn.fHri1 milt lititi lililitlttir
nun wun uiiniimMi nun -mni ( uiu ..-. n
meeting turned lnt6 'a farewell In supposed to show tho length of
ui vi . i rr Lw," " ) imriy lor Mm. Jlolger Uiravn; who ino suit: hut as it may lift u short
Ipta been the Inspiration of Bnt.rtrtft i iv. overhld even with a bust, and con-
inir v.mieiL nflur which' refresh- ,scqu.ntly. such overbid Is even
ments were: servel. The club pre- niennlnglesa than the original
Win n the rest of the Ragles say ;
"Howdy" ,'url Mulkey says 'To '
ttttoes," t Ho haila from,, Handy
Point. Ida... and that's, why. 'VYes, i
wo'ro going to have lota of them,"
he says. Mr. Mai key is one of
.several Idaho visitors ut the con-'
vent Ion and they are being wel
comed, by the Oregon delegutlou.
He drove to I.u Grande with John
.Stanley, of this city, Who made a
trip..to Idaho several tmyH ugo, .
Miss Helen Bridgeman, of Spo
kane, who hua been the house guest
of
day,
several affairs, mostly Informul,
miring the lust' Tew days. Mlw
Bridgeman Is a Willamette uni
versity student und a sorority sis
ter of Miss Ithlne. She Is promi
nent in musical activities at the
university. '
Wednesday evening Miss Heleno
Price entertained,;- '.complimenting
Miss Bridgemun at a- dinner at
which guests were Willamette stu
dents or almunae.The. affair took
plnce ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter 8. JMcc, Miss Price' pur
ents, on Fourth street,
served at
son t ml 1 i-M I .ii i-mm wit h n fiire- ).
well-gift. Mrs. Joe-'Lay, Mjs. M.l Another scheme made an Initial
J. I.erwill und Mrs. Pat Corbett .two-bid mean slam probabilities,
were host esses. jandva throe-bid no slum poHsibili-
' ' - jtios or vice versa, some bid It onp
wny and somo tho other. .
(Thu suhjeet of Klam Bldillng
Announcements
Vlll be continued tomorrow.)
Copyright. John F. Dllb Co.
. Members of. the Yoemen lodge TitlJJO SCARFS HKVIVKO
and their frlunds will bold their I ihR K.VI:1u wP.An
Dinner wus annual picnic on Vatherine creek; , -.
prettily appointed la- bv the Ice caves on Sunday. June PARIS (AP) Tulle scarfs In 'a
(now guise an attracting ' attention
hie at which a centerpiece of roso- 37. Cars will leave the Kogles hal
otitis waa usen. . ;i nose ; seuien m;ui v u nm-K un mi um ufu "!fnr formnl evening wear A
dinner were tho Mhwes Kdna and , bring a basket juncn. i otrce Willi. . nrocess of flllinir In thn holes
i in me tune mnKea it possime to
rpnlnt Bcarfs with a variety of de-
-aglns. Huge crimson popples and
Old Persiun designs In gold and
K...W. Blgelow, of Sodro Wooley.
Wush., whp -la representing the
grand Jodge, la worried Not long
ago ho passi'd Hot Lake and saw
th if ducks on the cool sldo of the
lake. And ever since thut day he
haa baen trying to figure out how
the ducks can teli which side-of
the-lake la hot' and which side is
cold. He confessed na much in his
morning address .Thursday,. , The
grnnd lodge representative Isp't
Hard to find at Kagle headquarters.
In uddltlon to his. prominent part
on the program, his jovlnllty at re
cess'' tlnii'M has- ho small part In
s'liprcHs of tli convontlon. '
a Favorable comments hnvo- been
henrd among tile visitors1 on tho
cushioned seats that have been pro
vided for the sessions,. The. com
fort able chairs have made n hit
not withstanding thn fact that one
or two Fugles huvo. taken uncx-
:.:;::i.PUTMAjsj2;fi':
V "for HOSIERY ; '
' Onyx 'Tointex," Gotham Goldstripe :
- and Gordon :'"- :
' 1.50 : to a.95 ri ?r H.
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La Crande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weur and Millinery
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pee ted spills when they collapsed.
Ing outside guard.. ' . . 1
h r-S
Few of thn long-dlstanrc (fe
gates brought (heir families alug.
straw hut aud he bought It In 1,Vanb Worthy President V. K. 8!o
Orande. Therein lies a tale. BUI I field. Kuge.nc, Past Worthy Prewl.
! V. O, Hoyal may or he may not
he a pessimist. But ho hua a new
Evil Led better. Miss Marvel Rhine, j he served
Mrs. Price, Miss Price and tho hon
or guest. " ..
Last evening Mrs. I), B. Mosby
entertained nt a' complimentary
"600" -party for Miss Bridgeman,
who Is lenvlnfr today. , Sho has
been here since Monday,
Not the least of the pleasant en
tertainments for MIkh Bridgeman
have. been swimming parties.
Itoyal halls from thn Willamette
valley where, it Is runtored. quite
some bit of rnin falls. And a fleocy
cloud In Salem convinced Mr. Itoyul
that tho Qrunde Honde valley
would huvo black furry clouds, ao
he donned his winter's lid and
much. to tho protest of his fellow
Ragles. Hut blue, blue smlliff 1 1 1 :3l
greeted tho Salem delegation
dent. A. A. Ashuhr, and Secretary
O. J. I.oug, of Kluitiuth FuIIm'
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The Willamette aerie's 1 ptf
delegation Is huvlng a hard time
trying to.-catch' op on sleep. -ThVy
missed their nightly ' Morpltvnn
pleusures when they left Haleta-ut
Tuesday night stopplnw )n
It spoil the day for Mr. Itoyul? It
did not. Ho bought a straw hat
First to pen his "John Henry"
on1' the register at; the Sacajuwea
wan S. 8. Pougtio who breexed in
for tho 13th nnnual on Wednes4lay
afternoon, "Med ford Is a real
town, lots of pepand tins a lively,
though' young, Kugles lodge,' he
declares. Mr. Ponguo Is not only
a prominent. Med ford Fagte hut
ho holds a state offlcA'na well, bo-
meellng and getting In la Qruiulo
at 2:!iu .o'clock Thursday morn
Ing. , Were, they tlred?'And htjw! .
They tidP this: . "We heard tb
gravel of the otled roads over 'tho
Blue mountains tattoo the car -und
nearly froze because, we thought '.It,
was hall." fc l
A wbnian drove 500 miles on a
motorcycle to give aid to herunbn
: In Toronto .Out.11.. Yes, woman's
r place In in tho home. . ' g'
- Mrs. LeRoy Brlggs and Mra M.
J. Sulllvun were hostesses to the
White Hose club Wednesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Sullivan
on First street.,. GamoB and vlslt
Inff were the diversions of. the eve
ning. .Prizes were presented to the
winners In guessing contests. Love
ly bouquets of gurden flowers were
used to decorate the rooms. The
hnftl 4tHfifR RArvoil n fnnrlipon ut the
(close of the evening. The White
Itose Is the soplul club, of the la
dles' auxiliary to the 11. of H. T. i
Bridge
Pointers
. . Br Hilton 0. Work
allver aro the most effective.
XKW HANDBAGS
QV WOVKN I r.ATIII.H
Master Bobby Dow was host to
ooxTHAer Bitnx;n
Today we will start a considera
tion of- "slam, bidding" one of the
most Important tuples conneetod
with Contract Bridge and ono upon
which, even yet, there is great di
versity of expert opinion. .
When tho game of Contract was
first introduced into, this country.
It was but natural that the eye" of
the Inexperienced Contract player
should first light upon tho enorm
ous premiums allowed for bidding
and making a slam. . Premiums of
from 600 up to 1500, In addition to
all 'Othor scores, are of such great
value that they attract Immediate
attention; and- thc( Contract neo
PARIS (AP) 0 handbng which
Is made of woven leather thongs,
on the sumo principle as tho leath
er sandals formerly called Dcau-
i"vllle, 1b a new accessory for sum
mer costumes. It Is as flat as an
envelope In form, with a metal top
fastening. Plan colors' or contrast
ing BhndoB In fancy weave aro
equally popular, '
A, Blessing To
Good Complexions
1. Record ttop playing automatically
2. Angle winding key-Llmtantly detachable
3. All metal working parlt gold-plated .
4. Cabinet of drawn, tempered tteel
Indestructible - . ... : ' ''
"AX IDEAL Instrument for the imall home. Mat
. velous volume loud enough for a group of
dancers. Outside covering of handsome leather
finished fabric' Orlhophonle-type Sound-box.
Let us show you this great new Portable. You
must see it hear it play to appreciate its won.
derful Value. Come in today t. ;
Be sure to hear the new Victor :
Records released today.
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
In- with Newlin's '
Everyone who has tried our pies say
they are "delicious." ; You . will, too,
when you try them., : ;
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We are offering as Saturday's Special
Strawberry Pie :
25c Each
Gyilliams' Electric Bakery
Tlte Home of "Golden Crust"
Opposite Observer on Adams - .
truly wonderful.
Olass
rugs, Inc.
,-Adv.
Beef, Pork and Veal Fat Hens
and Spring Chix '
Protect. your beatify -In all Ittnds of
weather with this new face powder
MELLO-OLO. loeB not give the
six of his young friends Tuesday I nhvte could not ho blamed for na- '"kin a dry feeling; ifoew not clog
; afternoon when hla' mother, Mrs. lgUmlng that bidding for slams was 'the pores: Is not affectod so much
T-f n 1-knu. u-fi ira .i IhanlAf nnflv , t.' l.r ..,..,.. I .... 1 1 a Aw 1 ,,.,.,
for hinu The occasion wus Hobby s turo in the new game. It waa not I So pure and fine. MIOLLO-OI.O Is
seventh birthday. The seven young alone the Bridge beginner who cn-nade by a new Kronen Process. It's
boys enjoyed an afternoon at, the tortainerl this idea: - many expert
"movies" and then -went to tho Bridge players converts to Con
Dow home on Main-avenue,, where I
Mrs. Dow served refreshments. In- r " " J" '" ' L" "
eluding a birthday caltei. liohhy'HlfaWKKKKtttKUKKM
guests for the afternoon were Har-
old Weeks, Jimmy McNamee, Jer-'
ry Neal, Billy Neal, Dick Temple-'
ton and Albert Wattenburg.
The Ladles Aid of the Luthe-ran
church had an Interesting meeting
yenlerday afternoon at thu homo
of Mrs. H. it. Ostlu'nd, ubout 2K
members attending. Mrs. Lel( II.'
Awes led In the df-votlonals 'and
read an article, ''Intimate Glimp
ses of Factory Life," a discussion
of working conditions. A pleasant
social hour followed when the hos-.
teas served ice cream. and cuke. '' j
During the meeting plans for tho
church, aid und Sunday school pic- i
nlc were discussed, and a commit-
tea composed of Mrs. N. Nelson, '
Mrs. Charles Hunsen and Mrs. Am- j
brose Wright appointed to be In
churge.' The picnic, will toko place j
tho second Sunday in July with'
out-door services In tho morning. I
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Dinner Party At
y R. Poarch Home
-.Mr. 'and Mrs; R. L. Poareh en-'
fertained informnlty lust evening at
June Toilet
I Goods
SALE
A Few of Our
Specials
' Klenzo Shaving '
Cream
29
Lilac Vegetal
Thea.trical Cold
Ci'eam, 1 lb.
Jonteel Face Powder
Jonteel Soap
Both for 50
Gent's Talc
8 oz. Bay Rum
Both for 49
Jonteel Vanishing
Cream
Jonteel Cold Cream
39?
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.- ;
SPEGIAL
Pork Roasts
Smoked Picnics
18c lb.
18c lb.
Carstens T. C. Breakfast Bacon,
Hams and Lard
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MOHR'S CASH MARKET
Rocsch Bldg. on Adams'
An Ideal Garment fof Hot Weather
So light, you are nor con
scious of wearing ir. So com
fortable, so helpful, so mar
velousin figure improvement
Nothing to bind, prod or
chafe. Just, a featherweight
one-piece garment with ad
justable inner belt that sup
ports the abdomen by lifting,
instead of compressing it, '
and a flexible outer part for
conp'.ere and easy figure con
trol. Phone or write for free
demonstration in your home
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CHW
"Mrs. L. E. Benbow
Room 403
La Grande Hotel
Price $6.95
Sold everywhere only through luthorini
. Kepresentttivcf nd officel
Wi un dd t frw Wmn Kifimmnt H
tut riainliM wbin rtrriltry it ifm
I ; CHAIN STORES -p
MODERN,
FOOD 1
STORES
Phone Orders
Main 94
We Deliver
S2.S0 Order '
Gaining Your Confidence
To gain confidence there must be a wholesome desire to S2;-ve, and. to hold confi
dence there must be,a continuation of honorable service. Cur oe-iiic U serve and
our continuation of honorable service is best proven by the ever increasing popular
ity of our store. We ask to serve you only if we can please you as well or better
than any-other like concern.'; -Try 'our , :J p.t x-X -;-ilt,'Hiy,
1 Saturday and Monday Food Savings -
Host
2
Butter,'
local creamery
85c
LBS
'j Soap -
vPeet's' granulated
Chocolate
Sweet ground in bulk
LUS........
39c
Icing Sugar
C & II powdered : '
'5lbs..::;.-,47c.
Muffetts
Whole wheat biscuits
2 for.., 25c
Buffett Biscuit
Best for chowder
:Si 23c
Fig Bars
Tin li'lus, whole wheat
;2lh8 29c
MAXWELL H0USK
COFFEE
l's or 2's, per pound,
49c
1 Bread
VVhftl MM)ll 'wheat
LARGE 1 ft
LOAVK&...--. 1UC
9
Vv.. . j. i ,:.-y
Olive Meats
Fine for. salads .
Jars! 29c
. Cherries
Mamshino red or green
3S : 15c
A Jam (
3-11). jars any flavor
63c
LIFE BUOY
SOAP
1 6 bars ' . "' .
39c
Pimentoes
Add zest to salad .
2-OZ.
(iLAf
ASS ..
9c
Marshmallows
I'ER
LB...
Light and fresh
29c
Pineapple
Fancy whole slices
4 cans 95c
: Brooms
4-tie, light weight
29c
rjTT"p"TlT A "YT Speiry's Laying Mash at a price that will pay QQ
Ivlliljri. L you to lay in a few sacks. Per sack..:...... pc0 ?-
Jell-X-Cell
in all fruit flavors
3 FOR.:.. 25C
Oranges
New sweet navels .
DOZEN :.x 49c
Lemons
Large Sunkists
DOZEN... .... 45c
Beets, Carrots
Turnips
3 bunches for
10c
Lettuce
Large Solid Heads
2 foR.::...l:... 17c
New Spuds i
Lnrge white Shnfers
: 6 LBsiv; 29c I
A Recipe Scrap I5ook Given Free with, each Can of ..Schilling's Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson wants to go out of business Come
on and buy your plants.
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