La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1928, Image 3

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I " Friday, June 29,1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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BbOCIETY NFflS
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Bridge
Pointers
Bjr Wlton C. Work 1
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Mrs. Thomassine - f
Is Honor Guest of
Mrs. C. L. Lynch
.To compliment Mrs. 0. A. Thorn.
nHHine, of Portland, who la .the
BHi'st of .Mr. unci Mm. O, W. lllnB
.ner, Mih. Clnuilf. 1 Lynch entw-
tulnel Infoi-mully yeHlenluy after
noon ul-hcr homo on the Inland '
t'lty rouil.
' Nine women wore giit-M during
Ihe lifter noon, at the close pf which
Jtiii. Lynch nerved. Hhunta daisies
anil plnhH made pretty homiuets for
ihe occasion.
Mrs. Thomnxslnn' Ih n niece or
Mm. Lynch and a niter of Mm.
KIliKner. Mr. and Mrs. Thoniaa.
sine have heen here since Sunday
and are helnit pleasantly enter
tained In an Informal fashion. Golf
on the Ijl CJrande country eluh has
proved ono delightful diversion
dining their weeU'H stay here.
' Mm. P. P. Newlln wns hostess to
the Thursday Bridge cluh at the,
Sueajuweu Inn yesterday at a
bridgo.luneheon thut was the last
regular afternoon of the cluh until
fall. A three-course luncheon was
served at the dining room at 1
o'clock with covers uluoed for 12.
Haster lilies formed a pretty cen
terpiece. Kollowlnr luncheon three
tables of bridge were formed on
the meitznnlnB with Jlrs. J. K.
OTonnell making high score.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
O'l'onnell, Mis. Henry Melancon
an.d Mrs. F. L. Meyeis.
At a brief business meeting Mrs.
J. O. dulling wus re-elected pres
ident and Mrs. Hubert I'attlson
vice president.
Juveniles Present
Enjoyable Program
AVERAGE GIRL IS UNDERWEIGHT
AND WEARS TOO FEW CLOTHES
'
THE NAME
AND FLAVOR
ARE EASY TO
REMEMBER!
An intorpHliiiff nml well rentlorod
prtiKiuni ifiven by the JuventlfH
followed the rcKUlur meeting of the
N't-ik'libora of Woodcraft lust eve-
jnwif. initKinK the waslon an un
usually enjoyubltyone.
I A free will offering was token
following the program by the Juv
enllea who will uhi Ihe money for
their nil-day pienie at IMne Cone
which they havt planned for Pun-
day. .
Mrs.. J. W. MiiffUlro, guardian
neighbor of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft, presided at the lodge
jftesBlon pf the evening. At its close
the following: program was given:
dance, Ella Kngel, with Helen Muy-
l vllle accompanist; recitation, Hel
en Hover; recitation, Jeana Mae
Sullivan; recilation, Paul Hohblns:
recitation. Bernard Burnett: reci
tation, Fern Duncan; recitation,
( Marie Keegnn; violin boIos, (Metes
Clark with Km nets Richards ac-
'cornpunylng; dance, Kleanor Palil
I with Kstber Hiooiuer oscompany
Ing: recitation, Frederick Lewis;
two skits. "The sick rupn and
("Hattle's Hinging Wesson. "
The juveniles are to meet at the
ihome of Hazel Bobbin at 2104 First
i Hundav morning at 0 o'clock and
'from there will go to I'tne rone
with their picnic lunches for the
day. They will swim at the open
ing of the I'ine t'one tank.
MENUS
Hy SIsIht Mnry
I nniCAKFAST Cherries, .co
real, cream, soft cooked eggs, rye
toast, milk, coffee, ,
LUNCHEON Noodle soup,
cheese ball and watercress salad,
health bread, chilled chocolate
pudding with marshmnllow-mlnt
vwaucp, milk; tea. v : 1 : '
i DINNER Raked fillets "of
flounder, potatoes In parsley but
ter, spinach with temon juice, cab
bage salad, strawberry bread pud
ding, milk, coffee.
i Cornstarch or gcldtlno choco
late pudding can bo used with
. covriiAtrr ltiunuK
Last week we considered Slam
Bidding in cases In which the ori
ginal bidder declares more than
enough to go game. The next case
to consider Is an original game
going bid; fur exu tuple, three No
Trumps with a love score, or three
Hpades with a score of 20, SO or 35.
The original gunie-bld Is not, as
some would have It, a notice to the
partner not to try for slam; The
gunie-bid does not make any such
demand; what it really tells the
partner in this: "I have a hand so
strong that 1 feel it would not be
sufe for me to bid less than game
because, there may be game In our
combined hands and yet you might
not have a Jump If I bid one less."
A game-bid shows great strength,
but not nearly as great us the bid
fur more than game discussed last
week; the latter virtually com
mands the partner to show "an Ace
If ho have it.
When the partner of a game-bid-tW
has one Ace and no other assis
tance, unquestionably ho - should
puss. : One Ace. is not apt to enable
a gumc-bidder to make a slam;
but if to the one Ace bo added
oilier assistance, the situation Is
very different.
Before going further, we must
consider what Is meant by "set-
jtlng" a declaration and whether
a game-bid necessarily sets the
declaration (or contrary) A dec
laration (suit or No Trump) la set
when the partners have arrived at
an understanding that it Is to be
their final declaration, if they ob
tain the contrnct. A declaration
having been set, n bid by either
'partner In some other suit does not
indicate a desire for a change; in
fact, it Is understood that neither
partner will leave, the otherina
side declaration. '
I We snw last week Oiat an Initial
hid of more than enough to go
game operated to set thut declara
tion und open the way Tor slam
bidding; and we are to sec that a
suit-bid which is exactly a gnme
jfoer, sets the contract also, but
thut a No' Trump game-goer does
tftt ujwuys do so. because often it
Ms desirable to retain the suit take
out of an original No Trump game
bid as a suit-shower, not a slam
shower. The whys and wherefores of this
distinction will be discussed tomor
;rof when the subject of slam bid
ding la to be continued.
: . 'CopyrlgM, John F. Dllle Coi,
Mary Pickf ord
Likes Sport
! Clothes Best
Food for the 4th Save at Joel's
Picnics vacations fishing trips -company at home.
Tfce next few days will bring many demands for a
. variety of foods and menus. And when you are busi
est at home, Joel's Personal Service means the most
in your food buying. . .
A step o the phone or drive, to the store you'll
be served more promptly, more carefully than ever.
Of course our prices are lower than most sei-vice stores
our overhead is lower in this suburban location
we own our own store, do our own work, determine our
own prices. We undersell, overserve. Shop now and
for the -1 tli at Joel's.,
Features for Saturday and Monday
' Butter, 2 lbs t ....... 85
Large Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 2 for....41
' Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint. - 20
Tuna Fish,' light meat1- 11). tins..: 22 '
2 cans Imported Oil Sardines 28
Raspberries, 2 boxes 25
Thompson's Plaia Malted Milk, Lb ....48tf'
10 Bars Citrus Laundry Soap..... 39
White' King, Pkg - - 42
Bread and Butter Pickles, 2 jars 48-
Van Camp's Hominy, 2 cans - 25
;fl.06ats, 2PkgsL - 29
f Toilet Paper 1000 sheets to the roll 3 for 23
. Corn Flakes, 3 for ..........25
LUiXCH MEATS OF ALL KINDS
: Pvhode Island Red Frys place your order
foi the 4th. V
' Large Juicy Steaks or Roasts
Leg of Lamb
fly Mnncnrpt fiiwn !
(Associated I'retw KnHlilon Editor)
41AH1.S (Al) . Mary Pickford,
who Buys she "UkcH sports clothes
best," confirmed tho statement
when fihn left I'arls after her re
cent trip hy taking home a lnrge
assortment. '
Her first choice was a blue and
cream litld liKNtwelKht wool from
I'atou, Bet on a yoke at the shoul
ders, with buttons the entire
length, the blotine with incrusta
tions and the skirt pleated.
Next came a white crepe satin
made up on the flat side and trim
med with the shiny. A checkered
pattern in black und white trims
the- sleeves, pockets and three V
bnnds on the collar.
1 Plain Jersey In solf blue made
Into n pli'ated skirt and three but
ton coat with a blouse and white
collar and vest showing1 an em
broidery inotIC was another choice.
' Kor variety Miss Pickford added
to her wardrobe- a white crepella
evening cont trimmed with white
fox fur and Incrustations, a blue
printed chiffon evening dress and
beige satin younge pajamas with
unusually long trousers,
I I-'rom the Jenny collection Miss
Pickford selected a grey crepe de
chine dress with a full, scalloped
skirt set on Die dress with u scal
loped yoke. The belt ties at the
front with a fluffy bow. The
slet-ves have appllqued trimming
and the snug collar ties at the
neck. Blue and lavender crepe de
chine in a square print design with
n pleated skirt and flounce at the
bottom of the blouse was picked
out for informal afternoon wear.
Miss Pickford's visit wus slight
ly marred by the ouesHion. "To bob
or not to bob?" She found short
hair predominating in Paris.
I Incidentally, she refuses to try
on clothes. Hhe is so tiny that she
is simply lost in the smallest man
nequin size.
AGE 11 YEARS :
HEIGHT 5 FEET H INCHES
WEIGHT 126 POUNDS
AGE 21 YEAR?
HEIGHT 5 FEET 10 INCHEJS
WEIQHT , 159 POUNDS
Hy N K A Srrvkv
CHICAGO, Juno 28, What are
the averuge young men and young
women like, in this day of Klnm
ing Youth, anywuy? . -
Dr. Itrginuld Kltz, associate pro
fessor of medicine nt '.he Hurvurd
unlvvrslly medical school, can nn
swer that question about ns well an
anyone can, ut leust us fur as phys
ical characteristics go. Not long
ago ho made q. series of exuiuinu
tions of a large number of college
boys and girls, ranging In uge from
19 to 2Ti; and in the current issue
of Hygeiu, the magazine of the
American Medical association, he
summaris'.es his findings.
Tho average girl, ho funis, la,
first of nil, a bit underweight.
'Sh tends deliberately to un
dernourish herself In order to keep
thin," he explains. "One ges t lie
Impression thut a girl's present uim
is to keep thin ut all costs; fulling
lo attain this end she tnuy become
discouraged and conclude that the
effort is more, bother than it is
worth, in which case slid may go
to Om oilier extreme' anil placidly
eat herself Into u condition of ab
normal obesity." y ,
In the second place, she doesn't
wear quite enough clothing. '
Dr. Kltz found thut two-pounds
of clothing, including shoe, is con
sidered cxcesNlvo by the- n,veruge
girl; 1 2 ounces seems just about
right to n great many. -
These two traits have effects
which a doctor can readily spot.
Too light clothing makes the
uveruge girl constantly cold In the
winter time, at any rate. Itody tem
peratures fully two degrees below
normal are often encountered;
blood pressure also tends to be
subnormal. The result Is not good
for the health.
1 "She" the average girl "is con
stantly below pur and thus liable
to minor infections in the way of
colds or sore throats and may read
ily incur more serious troubles,
writes Dr. Miss. "Thus In my group
It was found that W per cent' of
the women hud lost two or more
weeks' time (rum minor illnesses
during the preceding two years,
while only HI per cent of the nn-n
had been bothered by a similar loss
of time, us u result of illness.
'Kven more striking was the
number of girls who complained of
gutting easily tlre.dt u complaint
almost unheard of among the men.
This, perhaps, is a more serious
matter. The modern girl requires
pep ut all costs. Her popularity
and dash depend entirely on this
altogether Indescribable character
istic. It is not especially to ho won
derod ut, therefore, that the mod
ern undernourished girl who con
tinually feels cold, who Is lluble
to ininor-.infectlons und gets easily
tired on very moderuto effort, ac
quires the habit of oblulning pep
by artificial means."
On the whole, however, Hp. Kltz
gives the average girl a good bill
of health.
"She was nctlvo and graceful In
the handling of her body, had good
posture, wus fairly rail, hud well
formed shoulders und a smull waist,
wus perhups a little thin, but well
muscled and sturdy," be writes.
"On the whole, she uppeared lo be
perfectly healthy, both in mind und
body, und wus much more of the
athletic than the flapper type.'.
Ho lists u few physical charac
teristics or the average girl thus:
Age, 22 ycui'H. Height, K feet 4
Inches, Weight, 120 pounds. . Tem
perature, UH.i degrees. Pulse rute,
Just in Time
for a
Marcel Wave
by the Fourth
Miss Rasmussen is
bound to please you.
Phone for an appoint
ment. itEYNAUD'S
Beauty Shop
"Wo Iiid Others Follow"
Little Willie's mother bought him
a combination underwear which
was guaranteed not to rip, ravet
or tear. Ho found It necessary to
wear it for a year as ho lost the
combination und couldn' t get it
off.
nnrshmallow-mlnt sauce. Add one
or two drops of oil of peppermint
to any preferred marshmallow
sauce. j
CJioCfC Hull and Watercress Kabul
One cup cottage cheese, cup
chopped nuts, 4 tablespoons toma
to catsup, 1 scant teaspoon salt, 1
H teaspoon paprika, 1 bunch
cress, mayonnaise. j
The cheese should be very dry
and unaalted. Combine cheese, j
catsup, nuts, salt and paprika,
chill thoroughly and form into
small balls. Serve three or four
halls on a bed of carefully washed
and crisp watercress. Drop a
spoonful of mayonnaise at one vide
or in the renter between the balls
and serve.
Freshly Dressed Springers and Hens
Why Bring
That Up?
Because people .demand them
iv''
Freshly Dressed
MOHR'S CASH MARKET
Roesch Bid?, on Adams
68. Blood pressure, ISO.
Tho Avcrago Iloy ' j
i So much for the average girl.
And the uveruge boy? (
The boy tondu to keep Ills weight i
up to pur better than tho girl. In i
deed, ho Is apt to be slightly over
weight rut her thun underweight.
Me enjoys good heulth und Is de
cidedly of tho Athletic type some-,
times to. a greuter oxtent tltutt Is
good for him. ;
"They tend, perhups, to lend too
strenuous an existence," he writes, j
"It Is u question whet her ho much,
viohnit und. spasmodic exercise us'
many are taking for reureutton may j
not prove to have a detrimental
Influence on the heut und blood j
vessels by throwing on them an un- ;
necessary loud which will be harm-j
ful In the long run," I
Here are litu figures on the aver-1
uge boy:
Age, i; yenrs. Height, 6 feet 111
Inches.' Weight, lot) pounds; Tem
perature, WS.7 degrees. Pulse rute.
Hi. Hlood pressure, 1-9.'
All In all Dr. KIU Is highly en
couraged about modern youth.
"On 'the whole, the youth of to
day are u fine crowd of young men
und women,", he writes. "An they
have their- Innings, they will curry
on the work of the country In Ihe
best possible way. ' No Umiht they
will, iuturu, presently come lo be
more or less bewildered by the con-
people." .
New Slipon Sweaters
For Sports Wear f ;
'Smart and, distinctive styles in orchid, maze
rose, green, blue and white. ' j
' 2.75 to 8.50 I
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery i
WOMAN'S SKI 1,1 TON MH'M
MKI)I''()IU, June 2H AP) The
skeleton of u woman, believed to
be that of Mrs. Amelia Nnrrls, of
McKoesport, Pu., 'who with eight
others plunged In their automo
bile off a Jinn-foot embunkment
Info Hoguo river on the afternoon
of Hept. J2, wus found kite
yesterday ufternoon tu a water cav
ern by two fishermen, ieston
Grieves ,nnd ltobert Nichols of
Prospect. All the other victims of
the trugedy wero found within a
few days. v
famoi s Arm u ih i:k
V1KNNA, June '-Ml AP) T,eo
Dltrlchslctn, noted American actor
und playwright, died In a sanitar
ium ut Auorsporg lust night rrom
heart disease. (
l.eo liitrlchstein, who was born
In Hungary In IS05, made his, first
appearance In Herlln but went to
the United States In U!io und from
that time devoted his life to the
American stugo. ''
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Swift's Margarine
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Coffee
Stone's Supreme Blend
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BUTTER Fresh Creamery, 2-lb. Roll
Soap
. Crystal White , ,
lOlars 39C
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Carnation Premium
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. P. S. Tiny Kernel .
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