La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 27, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Threa SogietyNews Picnic Parties, Swimming: Attracts La Grande Society A definite quietus has hit uoclul activities In La Grundo this week and why unk Iho miaon? But I hough tho mercury may soar, unit ' uuur again, dlnpelllng ult tlioughtu of entertaining, Ihero la one typo if social affair tlmt Is popularized father than lulled when tho tem perntur parweH tho century mark. And iUat Is picnicking. Ever so many thoroughly delightful affairs of iIiIh nature have occurred dur ing tho last few weeks and have teeii the means of reviving more Ihu ii one heat-wearied group of folk. Needlerw to' Hay, the majority oX iUern affairs have occurred In1 the radius of I'ine Cono or Covo. Last night tables at l'lno Cone uhuut the park were the seeneH of wverul picnic suppers of La Grundo folk who enjoyed a plunge und J then a supper. '- On Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. IjM Hoylen and son, La Faun, Mr. arid Mrs. Itol Baker and daugh ter, M a rgu rtt and son. Ma u rice, and M ins Jane St a n ge, M r. ti n d . Mrs. Nate Zweifel and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Douhan enjoyed one of theso small delightful picnics at l'lno Cone. -! The stocktngleus fad that Id at lust sweeplii(.lnto Oregon will have a more hurried adoption here, no doubt. If the present heat persists. Already many of the misses of tho city have made thttr official host lets debut and during it tho first time have been won over to the idea of Its comfort. Particularly on the tennis courts und the golf fairways one sees dovotces to the new style. Here, however, the lit tle half socks In attractive colors and design, that huve been the ruge In California, are usually worn. And it must be admitted that tho stocklngless fad Is not confined en tirely to the ''misses' "of the city. Its advantages are apparently find ing favor with ninny of the young er matrons. At any rate tho ap pearance of girls minus silk sheath ing over their logs (or must It still bo limbs?) has a I t oady lost Its nov elty and continues to become more common, . - Many of the picnics which have occurred have been given for out-of-town visitors. On Tuesday eve ning a group of friends of Mrs. A. V. Ltndgrcn, who left for Port land on Wednesday, hud a delight ful picnic for her at Five Points. At this were Mr. nnti Mrs. Uobert You'll Like The Refined Atmosphere of Our Shop Experienced operators in all classes of work." ' Reynaud's Beauty Shop The Name, Assures the Quality Phone Main 789 New Foley Bldg. JOEL'S The Lower Priced Service Store Special Features for Saturday 20Jbs. Local New Potatoes 33c Yellow Bantam Corn, doz 35c Cane Sugar, cash price $6.75 Watermelons, ice cold, pound . . . 3c Walla Walla Onions, 10 lbs 25c Coojking Apples, 6 lbs. 25c Bread and Butter Pickles 2 for 47c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 25c Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes 6 for 58c Home Grown Cabbage, lb 3c Bunch Carrots, 3 for 10c String Beans and Green Peas 3 lbs . 25c Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. 25s Country Club Sardines, 2 cans . . 28c Bananas, 3 lbs. 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT . FRESH DRESSED FRYS Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks -White Leghorns Fresh Veal, ground for loaf, lb...; ...20c L Tiopf ShnnlrW Rnnsr. Ih 21 Kukln und two nous, Billy und Juck, Mr. und Mm. 1.. 1. Moo uud son, Dougluti, K. JL. Itingo, L. R Dunn, Mra. Georgo Dule, of Wallowa. Mr. und Mrs. J. K.' Jtuvenacroft and duughttM', Juno, und the nonor Kuret, Mrs, Llndgron. .... Swimming nulla which aro aeon ut tho bathing pluuos ttre guyor tliun ever this Hummor. with un In-ut-ouse of tho two-piece miitu both, for uiuHculino and, feminine awitu mora. Htrlpea, checks and what-not In all noils of guudy dosin inuke tho swimming pools u brllliunt and protty sight Indeed. Tills yoar'B suits 'have such' novelties as pock ots und unusuul belts, and (or some, collar effects. The cunning little sun-suits for tiny tots huvo been u much-welcomed innovation und somo of the youngstors litorally "live" In their suits, from their euiiy-mornlng play until evening, ho tllul their little bodies are a'c iiuirlng u healthy tan us deep al most us tftut of bench Ufcsuvot'S. . Muny fumllies huve seized tho al together huppy idea of taking tholr supper on their luwns these hot evenings. A shudy spot is lounu und thero is served a cool, semt- picnic supper for the fumlly In compai-utive comfort. The light bridge tubles are found convenient for serving it tho fumlly group Is a smuU one. . ' Though thero Is a dumper on bridge parties, the afternoon "four some" of bridge persists. Seldom, though, is tho game ut play insldo tho home. Ituther tho curd gume tukos pluce on tho cool side of the porch, perhaps tho luwn, or tho coolness of the busemcnt. ... An enjoyuble picnic und pluy-duy Is to bo 'provided next Wednesduy, Aug. 1, at tho city park.by mem bers of tho Neighbors of Wood craft tor all their children. Tho day will begin at 11 o'clock and tho. lodgo is to servo ice crcuni. They make It pluln, in ennounc ing the event, thut it Is not only for members of tho Juvenllo lodge but for all children of Neighbors of Woodcruft nioillbers. Bridge Pointers ' Br MUtoa O. Work co.vniAor bridge ' Ono of tho Contract principles I like to stress Is that no bid has slain significance until a game-go ing bid has been mado; to put It in another nay, that no bid less than a game-goer sets tho con tract for slam bidding. But hero la an exception. Suppobo that a Contract Dealer, who was using the Minor two-bid, to show a two-sult- cr, held the following hand: been In un automobile accident, from which she did not rcoover, af ter suffering for ubout ten days. Mr. und Mrs, Jack Fletcher uro leaving on Friday for tieuslde. They are tuklng with them Miss Virginia lluines. Mrs, Fletcher's sister, and her friend Miss Hess Olebey, both of uhom are from Hustings, Nob., and ure spending the summer here. They ure both teuchers cumlng here for their vucutlun by wuy of Hun Frunciscu. Since they have been tre they huve been learning the Tunney's Earnings $26622 a Second NKW YORK, June ,27 (AD Gcno Tunney was well paid for the 33 minutes and (3 seconds he worked In - retaining his heavy weight championship against the onslaught of Tom Hccney. lis drew 266.sa f0r caen second's work. Tho ohampton's purse was 1526,000 and ho occupied 1,973 ac - M-O-X-X MJ-XX X , ' MENUS Hy Sister Miiry KKEAKKAST Apple tmuct. co rciil, erouni, creamed dried beef on toant, Mlicod tomutoea, . milk, cof- JAJNCHKON Hidden onions. baking powdor biscuits, 1 utruwberry prcHei ve, floutlne lHlund..milk, tuu. DINNER Bruised llvor, ctumer ole of t'KBplunt, cabbage, radiah und nut ualad with cream cheese dressing, ruHpberi-y uhcrbet. pluln cake, milk, coffuo. - Keep In mind thu noceaMity of keeping tho cuke or cookie served with a frozen dessert simple. Tho cake Is used for Its contrasting tex turo and dolicuto flavor to em phusizc the qualities of the lee. ilHldeii Onions lilght smull onions, pound green beans, 2, tablespoons butler, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 cup si Med canned tomatoes. 1 cup chopped, left-over meat. - Cook onions und beans seperute ly until tender, using us little water as possible lo prevent, burning. Place onions In a well-buttered shallow baking dish, spreading them out ho they do not touch each other. Kill spaces between with beans. Melt butler, stir in floui and slowly' add tomato puree Bring lo the boiling point, stirring constuntly and udd meat, Keuson sauce with salt, pepper and t tea spoon sugur and pour over onions and beans. lot with tiny bits of butter and bake 2" minutes in u hot oven. Serve from baking dish. Kellogg Invited To Visit France WASHINGTON, July 27 (Al) Secretary Kellogg has received the Krench invitation to visit 1'arls August 27 or 28 for the signing of the anti-war treaty resulting from Franco-American conversations. He will attend if tho other signatory pdwers also ure to be represented in Paris by their foreign ttilnlKterft. and bid two Diamonds to Indicate jtliut ho held a strong Major two- suiter. If his partner should bid thrco Hearts, showing not only pre ference for MeurtB (a two-Heart bid would Indicate that) but real help In addition, -it would bo obvi ous to the Deuler that tho eventual contract must bo Hearts and that the final bid should bo at least a game-ffoor In thut suit. With such jsured for Hearts In tho Dummy, there la. however, a good chance for 'slam. If tho Dealer should bid four Hearts, that doubtless would end tho auction and a slam, even If made, would not carry a slam premium. There aro two waya in which the Dealer might try for slam; one would be by bidding five Instead of four Hearts, and the other by bidding four Clubs. Tho former would fail to produco results If tho partner folt that alt hla strength had been shown by his bid of three; then ho would not go on with Hearts toward a Blum. Tho four-Club bid, however, would work with a thinking partner In spite of the fact that no game-going Heart bid had been made. Tho , initial bid Tf two Diamonds showed a Aiajor two-auuer. witn a ma jor two-sulfer it is impossible to' have, a Minor suit qf such length that It could bo preferred as tho trump; therefore, aftor tho part ner's Heart jump, ttho, contract jrcally is set, although a gamo-go-llng bid has not been made; there fore the Club bid must bo a slum shower. Consequently In the abovo case, tho Dealers should bid four Clubs land give, his partner, the oppor tunity to bid four Diamonds If ho hold tho Ace of Diamonds. With jout the Ace of Diamonds ho would .bid four Hearts and Dealer, know ling the Ace of Diamonds was u gain si mm, wouiu appreciate tnat a slam bid would be too danger- OUB; wuy of the west and have been tlvo seconds In making the title safo packing cherries und now they will: for another year. Ho was reward upend ten days or uu ut thu sou- jed leas generously than In his bout shoro before returning to tholr with Jack Dempsey when ho flrat NehruHku home. defended his title at Chicago, for Mr. und Mra. W. B. Hreshcurs then he fought a shorter time, and huve been entertaining Mr. and! sot moro money. He will show a Mrs. Will Long and their daughter! profit, for ho will never spend COVE PERSONALS Mrs. Stults, of Tyro, Kan. After visiting here they spent a abort time at the homo of Mr. und Mrs.: K. U. LiOiig. ut Summervlle. I Mra. Corn U loo m has been en-! tertalning Mr. and Mrs. F. It. U. Van Kchornhaven, of North Dakota. Mr. Van Schornhaven la a brother of Mrs. Hloom's father. The Messrs. John and Iuholllch urds passed another mlleposl on the Journey of life on Sunday, Juty 22. Wayne Fisher wuh brought home from the CI rami o Konde hospital a few days ago. Hla condition Is seri ous and his friends feel thut hla lite la hanging by a thread. Mrs. Cora Bloom is carrying the rural mull while Mr. Sutherland takes his vacation. Leonard Love, Guy Itarker and Allen Mills left yesterday for u ten days outing on the Minam. (266.22 a second. ; Where there's smoke there's a grand opera singer. PUTMAN'S FOR HOSIERY . OnyxTointex,". Gotham Gold Stripe, and Gordon 1.65, 1.85, 1.95, 2.50, 2.95 UVUM IONT X FLOOl MOSCOW, July 27 (Al') Muny Uvea huve been lust In floods which are sweeping tlte Nuranovsk und Skobodli.uk regions, A number of houses were flouting In tho river at Zeya today. TO NO! AH I'lONKWl IHK8 M TONOPAH, Nov., July 27 AP). Jack LongHtreel, 02, ono of the moat picturesque of tho survivors of frontier days, died at a hospital hero today. Ho had lived for 76. years .on the remote homestead which ho wrested from tho Indians. When the West thinks of coffee it says, "Hills Bros." tho coffee roasted a few pounds at a timr. That's the secret of Hills Bros.' patented, con tinuous process Controlled Roasting. It's the secret of the wonderful, uniform flavor, too a flavor that you won't find in any other coffee. HILLS BROS COFFEE 3,, 1928 . What I watil lo say I.m thl- ft i.s extremely warm ami I have kind or a Hf-til reeling ami ran't think of iittiHi to tell you except that I would like to go hi Mwimimiig. Ono fanner after I lie. other Is Aonifng here ami carrying an ay paint ami oil and uIm ivonicti are IHU-klng nway wait pa iky llko I don't know what. Well, you an JuM giiew nt the ret I want to tHI you iMi'nii'Hi I am to warm tti any very ntitclt of anything cxi-cpt an electric fan and a cool hwliimilng hole. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell For Cash The Poor Mn Friend" Near Koandry Phone Main I4t No Bundaj Uiuliiew COVIJ, Ore., (Siioeliil) L. V. Klillicrlaml retolvcd tho Had neWN of, the death uf a Hluter. In 1.uh AnueleM u few duya iibo. The woiiuin hud B, Pretk from Ikt erjtinal vacuum peck. Easily efcmJ with key. A Great List of New Orthophonic Victor Records for summer dancing You'll find these new releases are just right for the impromptu dances al lionve. Brilliant instrumental ef fects, happy-Ko-lucky refrains, sweet dance-rhythms. i Come in and hear them all ooon! My Anccl Fox trot (from the motion picture .produc tion Sweet Angel) with Vocal Chorus In My Bouquet of Memories Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Get Out and Get Under (he Moon Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain Nat Shilkrct and the Victor Orchestra In the Evening Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain ' Warinjr's Pennsylvaniaiis Till We Meet Ar'n Waltz Nat Shilkrct and the Victor Orchestra Good Night Medley Waltz Nat Shilkrct and the Victor Orchestra Last Niitht I Dreamed You Kissed Me Fox Trot Johnny Johnson and Ilis Sutler Pennsylvaniaiis n'i-.... u nil.: A I . ii i.' rr.. i a'u..i. !.. litems rMjiniri mug viiiiiii tt ivre rux iiot i itau in:- minds Me of You) Eddie Harkness and His Orchestra Hallucinations Fox Trot Slippin' Around Fox Trot Coon-Sanders Orchestra Red and Miff's Stonipers ' ADLEIIS MUSIC CO. . ""Every Type of Piano for the Home" For Hot Weather Why bother to cook when you can buy ' Golden Crust Bread? None better. Baked fresh daily. Try Gwilliams' Graham bread. "It's different." ' GWILLIAMS ELECTRIC BAKERY The Home of "Golden Crust" Opposite Observer on Adams CASH AND CARRY Phone Orders Main 94 1F0ME CHAIN STORES MODERN FOOD STORES We Deliver $2.50 Orders APPETIZERS are the things that interest us all these warm days, of hungry feelings and lagging i appetites. To help you find the foods that will satisfy this condition is our greatest service. And we hope to make it the best for our customers, and those wno win oe. We Offer Saturday and Monday SALMON Alaska Pink Tall pound cans, 2 for. QQ ' SARDINES Large Oval ' OiC I tins, assorted, 4 cans . 49c FISH IS ONE OF THE GREATEST FOODS. AND MOST ECONOMICAL. SHRIMP A and L Fancy Di-y Pack, No. Is, 3 for 49c SARDINES Smoked California handy lunch size . 5c Prunes Large Sweet Italians "5 Lbs ,..49c Apricots Extra Fancy Dry , 2 Lbs. 39c Cookies Pink Eclairs 29c t.b. FRESH Plums Oregon Peach Plums OI7C Basket Cantaloupes WHITE KING Large Size Package 2 for 79c Peas and Corn Bulls Eye, Extra Stand ard grade, No. 2 cans , 60,1,. 69c FRUITS Peaches Elberta Freestones 4 Lbs 25c Bananas Yellow Meats. Jumlx Size Fancy Yellow Fruit 4 For , 25C 3 Lbs. 19c Alsa a Large Assortment of Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes MAYONNAISE Nallys OLIVES Large Ripe AQk( Fresh Quart Jar Utll Full Quart tin 7l SALADS ARE EASILY PREPARED AND TONED UP, WITH THESE HELPS OLIVE MEAT Chipped Green Olives, Tall 6i2 oz. jar . 29c PIMENTO ES Fancy Garnishola, 2 oz. glass 9c