La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1928, Image 3

Monday; July 16, 1928
- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Society
Pelightful Day
Spent At Golf
Club's Course
Quite the most delightful day yet
to tuke place luls season ut the
l,a Ornnde country club wua yes
terday when two Interesting tour
neys were held making the course
t the mecca for society folk -of, the
, '"elty. Tlie afternoon tourney, ; the
x hushand-nnd-wlfo , two-hull four-
-' Home event, was of particular In
terest In that It Introduced com-
'., netitlve nlay for women golfers on
9the course. t This fuel ulone stlmr
ulated activities, and U wua a, 'day
, Qf days for Kolfers. Dr. and Mrs.
R. V. Murphy won the event,
A gallery congregate on tee No.
7 1 to watch foursomes make their
luke-off drives and those who look-
, ed on had an eqtfully leasaiit aft
ernoon of chatting. ' i'
. Thut nearly I'd couples took part
In the . tourney makes It evident
that feminine tournaments will he
. popular events In the future.
.
V Announcement was made today
of a wedding. orcurrlngMast March,
. that will be an Interesting surprise
t to many ta Iji Grande. This was
; the marriage of Miss Kvvu Hurns
to Hoy riiarhoneau ut Yakima on
; March II. Mr. Churboneuu Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Churboneuu
and Is well known in La Grande,
having graduated from the high
sehool here. Mr.- Churboneuu was
employed with the Woolworth com-
pany here and Wfts udvuneed first
to Yakima and then to position of
usslstunt manager of the WooU;
worth store at Hremerton, where
he now makes his home.
The marriage was solemnized by
i the Rev. leather Armstrong In Yak
ima. Mrs. Churboneuu Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. U.
Horns, of Yakima, where she has
always made her home, graduating
from a Yakima High school. -?
Mr. and Mrs. t'harboneuu are
r now visiting In l.n Grunde with iis
parents. The- J.u Grande friends
of M r. Oha rbonea u n re congra t u
Intlng the happy young couple dur
ing their stay. ,
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Ends Pleasant
Visit Here Today
Mrs. T. A. PreHOott , (Marjorle
-Rims), of Seattlei terminated a
pleusant visit, in La Grande, her
former home, today when. she. (left
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Pianos with no nationally advertised f)Hce that,
are priced in all kinds ,oi round figures may he
sold at imaginary slashed prices, when in reality, 1
if compared with the actual prices of nationally
advertised merchandise, you save nothing.
Let us show you and tell you about the won
derful Gulbransen Grand and Upright Pianos
that are manufactured in the largest. piano fac
tory in the world. -
The price of a Gulbransen is branded in the
back of each piano.
No lake or bunk methods
$t in value for every $1 spent.
One Price and a Square Deal
At . .
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InWithNetvlin's
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TONE
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'Phone
Orders
Main 94
TUESDAY CANNING SPECIALS
Black Caps
$2.29 Crate
APPLES
Berry Jars
1-3 pt. size. Idea! for ber
ry canning.
79c Dozen
for home, accompanied by her twin
daughter and son, Mildred and. Hill.
Mia. J'rest-ott was entertained at a
number of affairs, among them a
delightful luncheon at' which her
sister,. Mrs, KMU L, Knight, and
her1 mother," Mrs. Mary Hoffman,
Were hostesses, during the early
parf o'f. her ttty,here. V
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( The ' Juvenileaof Neighbors of
Woodcraft hud u 'pleasant meeting
Huturdny .aftcrnboq, at thq,;K.of 1'.
hall with about lu members at
tending. Koutlne business was
transacted during the short busi
ness session at which Miss Mar
garet Huhblus acted us guardian
neighbor In the absence of Eleanor
Palil. The rest of the afternoon
was spent nt games brought to an
end by serving of refreshments.
,.. , .,'..
UNION. July 10 (Hpeclul) Mrs.
B. K. I'ursel was h oh less Wednes
day ufternoon to the. in embers of
the Women's christian 'iVmperancei
union, ut her home in North Union.
During the business session plans
were muIe for the annual old folks'
picnic to be held at Goodbrod luke.
Thursday, Aug. 2. A short program
followed the business meeting. Re
freshments were served by I he hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Viola Parker.
Announcements
' The fu S. to the I?. of U (- anfl Ki
will haye !a regular meeting at?K
of P. ha!toinoi:roV night,' July 17.
AH; memliCji's. are ured to: uttend.
There will bo,' a' report from (he
delegate from f,a Grupdo who at
tended the convention ut riaii Fran
cisco. ,i ; r .';- ii
PltiMi:i cApkk match
AFTKHNOOX 1ltKSSICK
PARIS (A'P) One of the large
Pails houses which devotes much
of Its summer collection to ulry
printed chiffons' has introduced a
novel variation. '
With afternoon dresses in pastel
colored print for garden parly
wear, this house adds a cape of
the sume material which is really
a magnified scarf. With graceful
manipulation H takes on the. guise
of a wrap to match und makes the
dress .suitable for more Informal
wear. . V-. ' . '- ' ';
A clrt won a prize for n ffrtod
roads slogan In Chunute; Kan.' We
are )vondeiing if , the slogan-' made
any reference to'Kvatklng Jonie.
MODERN
FOOD
STORES
STORES
J2.50 Orders
Delivered
Free
Raspberries
$2.20 Crate
ZJ1 $1.39
Jelly Glasses
45c Dozen -
Tall or Squat
NEWS
Bridge '
Pointers V
By MUuw C. Work'
Continuing tho discussions tff
esses In which the partner of a No
Trump bidder, Bocond Hand having
nusnuli should Jump tho bid from
one No Trump to two No Trumps,
alining to kei'p the Fourth Hand
from niaklnK a bid which would be
a- lead-director for the.. Second
Hand If the original bidder's aide
should KO back to No Trumps; It
was stilted last week that ex
amples of such bids would be given
today.. Two such hands follow! .
JJoth of these hands furnish
mnterlnl support for a partner's No
Trump; . they contain no other bid
'which- the holder could think of
making if the partner's No Trump
should be overcalled by the Kourth
Hand, In neither case is It prob
able ihat rnlslng the partner's No
't . i UA u-A will rmt tliA
, A . Ullljf ..... " W
1 cnntfijrf nt Inn hlsh ft figure for
him to. fulfill; , and the prohabllty
of the' partner's making game at
No Trump Is greatly increased by
the jiiin' bid because it is almost
suj-e Itoi koep the Fourth Hand
l'i aim KM,1lnlr Tn Ha 011.-A l.-onrth
J . will ..B. V. v "
Hand nmy not have a bid.iln which
(HO, JIIII1J iiiviruDfo IIIO .UIIt-
mlcmeht without being of tho least
benefit; but if Kotirth Hand should
be able to make a bid over one No
Trump (It Is not likely that he will
be strong enough to bid three over
two No Trumps), and1 the - No
Trump, bo re bid. It J quite prob
able thut the Initial lead of the t
jKourth Hand's long suit will make j
. illfflctilt. for the No Trimmer, than
utniill hn.tha onw If thn Rnonml
Hnml "Inft wlthnut - lnfnrniutlon. I
should he obliged to open his own
long suit In which Fourth Hand
' may have no strength whatever.
Playing against a No . Trump. It
..generally is more advantageous to
lead; through Dummy toward a
f long-strong suit in partner's hand,
than it,.' is to ouen a long suit in
wJiich partner may be very weak.
The No Trump jump should nut
be made unless the jumping hand
has strength aggregating at leust
eleven (based on the Ace 4, King
3, Queen 2 and Jack 1 count) di
vided between at least two suits.
, Next Afonday we shall consider
cufloH in which a jump should not
vtieVirmdn even with - the requisite
strength.
I Copyright. J. I Pillo Co.
MENUS
! Ily Sister Mary
s BREAKKAST Chilled canta
loupe, cereal, cream, crisp bacon,
scrambled egKs, toast, milk, cof
fee. - I-UNOH RON Cold sliced meat
loaf, shredded new cabbage and
carrots, apple sauce, ginger bread,
milk, tea.
JUNNKIt Baked sea bass,
green peppers stuffed with rice,
savory beans, sour cream cherry
pie, milk, coffee.
I Sour cream cherry pie la a de
licious summer dessert. Fresh
tart cherries aro necessary and
freshly soured, thick cream,
j Sour Cream Cherry Pin
I Pastry 1 1-3 cups flour, tea
spoon , baking powder, H tea
spoon suit, 0 tablespons lard, 4
tablespoons cold water.
Filling 1 4 cups pitted cher
ries, 1 cup sugar, 1 egg, 1 tnble
spon flour, cup sour cream,
few grains suit.
To make pastry, niix and sift
OUT OUR .WAY.
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tK-J-X M-X
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J-X-X-X ' M-X-X
CO-ED, 21, TO PREACH IN INDIA
NIC A Chicago Bureau
Miss Pauline Under, 21, Northwestern university co-ed and daughter
of Paul Kader, Chicago evangelist, Is giving up civilisation and !n
going to India to serve as a inlwlonnry for rive years, l'tans for her
departure followed her graduation this year. She will serve ut the
Itritlnh Kurku mission lu the interior. Miss Ruder and her father
. 'are pictured above. ' .
flour salt and baking, powder.
Huh in lard and add water, work
ing It lightly Into the dough. Di
vide In two equal parts and roll
one portion on a floured molding
board, rolling away from the cen
ter and turning dough to keep
round. Line a pie pun with the
paste and roll remaining dough
tho same way, Cut a gush 'through
the center and fold one sldo over
other.
Put cherries In prepared pie
pan nnd sprinkle, with half the su
gar. s Mix and sift remaining ru-
gar nnd flour." Heat egg slightly,
beating in sugar mixture and salt.
Add cream and mix well. Pom
over cherries, cover with top crust
nnd bake 40 minutes in a hot
oven. Tho heat can be reduced
after the crust Is set. Serve old.
hi,om rAt i: iki:ks
, WINS SHOW I'HIZK
PAfUS (AP) A dress of blond
lace embroidered ip sold and veiled
with blond tulle won. the Grand
Prix of feminine elegance ut Purls'
unnual style show this year.
Mmo. Yolande Iuiffon woro tho
dress which was awarded the prize
of 94, nun and u sold and ivory
trophy. , The fashion show attract
ed. 50 of the best known stuKC per
Honngofl as contestants.
The fellow who wrote "Not n
cough in n ctniond", never watched
n girl iuhule for the first time.
THE DESIGN of this mortorn
French ring suggests architecture,
with Its Jive layerit of gray gold
with Jap is lazuli stone.
naHW MOTHERS CtET CrRAV, j.ffw.U,
fy'jS fit
4 tmr
lit u hi t (
HEALTH
HKiNK X)U VACATIONISTS
By HTitum i. Woiskoneii, M, l
Hyrnciwe, N. Y.
- Commissioner of Health
Tho vacation trlnl has tna,ny
signs along- It. Home people see
them; some do not. The wise man
not only stops to reud the signs
but he follows- their directions
carefully, ; .
The first sign bears the follow
ing caption: "Htart the, vacation
season by having a physical exam
ination by your physician. You
have your car examined each year;
why not he logical ami include an
examination for yourself? After
all, It is. more important that you
run right than thnt your car does."
' Tho second sign bears the follow
ing caption: "If you np vacation
ing In p laces w h ere y o ti do not
know how good the milk und water
supplies are, why not protect your
self from possible danger by taking
the typhoid vaccine treatments be
fore starting On your trip? ' '.
Tho third sign hears the caption:
"Be careful of th'e food you eat.
Less food is required in summer
than In winter. A well-balanced
dittt Includes some hard food such
as crusts of bread, sumo bulky food
such us vegetables, and hoiiio raw
food, such aa fruit.. ..After you Are"
forty,''ment 'should -hft "eaten spftr
ingly. Kut at regulur Intervals.
Ho not eat when you aro overtired.
Do not' eat' when irritated. Kut
Hlowly and chew your food well."
Tho fourth sign slates: "Walk a
brisk mile or two dutly In the open.
Walking la one of the best forms of
exercise. Walking In tho country
or over uneven spaces Is better
fqw one Ihun walking over 'atone
Kidewalks, Do not exercise Imme
diately before or directly after a
meal. Make your exercise a pleas
ure, not a task."
The fifth sign says: "Might hours
of slep for adults, ten for child
ren' This is a wlso sign to Tol
low. Best is necessary to regain
strength and rebuild the tissues.
ci,yrini;itH mi.kis todav
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10 (AP)
(Mothers of tho Washington, Ida
ho nnd Oregon met here today In
annual convention; with tho Ore
gon retail clothiers; and furnishers
as host, Featurn of tho morning
program was an address by Hen
Helling, of Portland, on credit sys
tems. Business sessions this af
ternoon nnd Tuesday will be fol
lowed by a banquet Tuesday night".
Wednesday, the clothiers will visit
local woolen mills.
- ' By Williama
Grand Prix
Shows Revival
Of Elegance
r MAiiuAittrr mi:r.N I
( A-U'lnKtl )rNi I likm lUliuir)
1'AICIK (AP) The lirlllloilt
lliruns whlfh turniMl out lo pe
Ol-ilcli Mllla' Crl d lluerre win tlio
(irunil 1'rlx, tlii- ofrlclul wlnilup at
the ("il'lioh oolul m-UHOIl. Ilvi'il up,
Id IIh pre-wur tmdltlona. ,
livoriilila wiiilher penniueil
munrt rurlHlluiH nnd ruiiniontuiip
roivlKni'in who upeml imirh or their
lime In Purl, lo wear Hie frilly
Kowna whlrll they hoped lo lllitlule
ut the Oruml rrlx. The munne. ;
(uIiih were thew In great numbers.
HtiKe truiiHimrent hata und frivol
ous HiiiiHlindea lent feminine ele-'
pinee uml contrutiUnl Willi llio ruin !
toKs and nuinnliili motieK or nun
year. KlouiHeM, rufries und Bliun-duni-e
of druiierlea on aheer 'printed
afternoon fioolia iiioelnlined Hie
return of frllla. - " '
UkIU ooIoih were moat evident-. ,
Shudea of lilue povertnir a wldij
ruiiKe, Kieya, pale yellowa, greenai
and vivid reda enlivened the aoene.
Knirliah women vlewetl I ho rueea
tliroiiKh monorlea Willi torlolae
shell rinia. One Purlalun lirouiflil
Willi her n a li Rood luck fellah u
live torlolae. painted gold und aluil
deil Willi atonea. ,
- There were aeverul nil Inoe
dreaaea nnd enaemlilea and npron
lffeeta were not uncommon. , A
helge Keorgettn uml lace cape waa
uiiUHtinlly effective.
One of the moat unuaunl riecea-1
aorlea ut tho tlranil i-nx waa u
parnaol mude of olteritale hnnda of
beige, whits nnd nrown
with appliiiued handmade ribbon
flowers.
Fat Is Dangerous
After Age of 30
WASIUNOTOX (Al'l-I'li to the
iixe nt 3d (ivpfwelKiit li likely to ami
yeill-H lo lir, llllt lifter l"t 11 mi
Uie opimxltu leililenoy.
That In ono o( Hie ronoliiRloiin
reiieheil by Dr. 1'l'iiocln (1. Hene-illi-t.
illret-tor of the Nutrition Lab
oratory of Hie CiiriieKle limtltillloll
of WiiKhiiiKlon. lifter many yearn
voleil lo the tii(ly of metiiliol
Ixiii, the fiinilHinental vital prneewi
Involving tho coiiiliimtlon of foort
mateilalH when iinlteil with oxyi?en
In the cells.
"nurlnR youth anil the period of
21a Srmtiie
Member
Federal Reserve
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PUTMAN'S
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rapid growth," he Bays, "tatlHtlOHi
show clearly that overweight is uj
distinct- usset tuwnrds loimevlty.
Hey ond S years It becomes a llu-
hillly or no meun sltfnlflcance. But
the keen appetite for food so for
tunately provided for us by tfulure
during the period of youth and
activity has established such a firm
habit upon us thut tho tendency Is
to keep up the food intake, not
withstanding the fact that with ad
vancing aire the physical activities
an nver-rteoreiMlnic heat output
The inevitable result la Increase in
wviKht,. which hoKlna with plumn
neBH (pn8e8 . throntth embonpoint
anil finally vmla uu In i obexity,
which Bhould alwtiyii be called fat
neKH. '
Skins That
. Attract People
They must bo soft and colorful
freo from ugly shine not dry or
sallow1 pores must hot show. Just
try this new wonderful French
Process Knee Powxler called MWIj-MJ-OLO.
Stays. on longr wery
pure you'll be nmased at Its su
perior beautifying qualities.' Noth
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Olass Drugs, Inu, Adv.
Could you get
, , j, ,i,r i I ! -v '.Miiht ' .V'ttniM ia-" "'if j io
extra cash in
emergency?
If you suffered an accident and were put out 6f
work or had a long and expensive sickness in the
family, or you had a chance to buy a house and lot
at a bargain could you raise the necessary cash in
such an emergency? ,
If you have saved a little of your income right
along, if you have accumulated a few bonds or.other '
good securities, if you have invested in a good piece
of real estate then you'd naturally expect that you
could borrow a little extra money when needed.
But if you have never saved anything, if you've
always spent everything you could make, if you owe
more bills than you can pay under those circum
stances you'd hardly blame anyone for refusing you
aloan. ,. '
Your credit is a very tangible asset that is built
or destroyed by the way you handle your financial
affairs. Your banker can advise how your credit,
can best lie strengthened. We are glad to have, a
friendly talk with you at any time on reasonable
plans for saving and investment. .
"Fortieth Year Of Friendly Service"
.MtmUU'VCLK ACCIDENT :
HAUKM. Ore.. July 16 (AD
Frank Brunton. of Water ford. 4'al
and Fred A. Oretxlnger, of Hulem,
are lu a local hospital with broken
legs. Their motorcycles collided on
the Pacific highway near Hubbunf
yeHlerday. . -'
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