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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1928)
Hi; &- u; Yulay,' Aupust 3, 192s LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER Tape Th'rcs f(: joOCIETY NeW Earl Stoddard mplimented At Bridge-Luncheon uring Mis. Fail Stoddard, of i K i'ily, M is. Norma n V. nil. I Mis. Walter II. lteuterl TioMcsm'S lit nil a 1 1 rucl i Vo ' With gladioli !f used to decorate dominating, the loom i. Set Dates For Wallowa County Four-Day Fair WALLOWA. Ore, Auff. 2 At meeting of Hit exeoutlvo commit- Bridge Pointers Hr Mllum O. Work their to;ielier-;iilvlsui'. Mrs. II. I.. I'ulnalu. tit her home on llomloek mi '.(. Tin- clliss. ni.-ule up of those' -Mr. un.l Mn. Cnli. too visions; to,, of tho County Kulr assoi'liitlun nlio Intend tu li lite wuik i i i'i ull.s j hero this wooli nnil will loiivc. .ld Mi i.-rduy evenlnir, Hie week In I liu ministry or mission nobis. .Sutunhiy niirhl. I hoKlnninir Monday. Scnteiubor 24. lis miiiIIiik tin' "Harmony of tho (luesls of .lr. nil. I Mrs. MusI'Vimis selected as tho dttto for (ho i " m....i I hid ...... nin.r w..i.. Mr ti ml Mm. i.... r.... ' i. ....... i.i-.i i ,. ........... ...... ... ... ...... .x,, .........k ..... ""-"l , Inrlilontnlly thai Hi tiiul.irly 1 hi' life of Christ. A brief I'aldwoll, Mis. (!. II. Mallantyni, m.,. with tlio custom eslubllHlii'd ; liilsini-Ks meelini? .look tilaee at last i Mis Walter tiuritner. Mr. mid Mis. (several yi'.'irn ago. The fair will bo. ..vi.iiints ki'smIiiii. wliii-ti was well It. V. Teeters. I. N. Kloberi:, Mr. ' advert isod as 11 five-dav fair but himliion at tin' H na aw . a j 1.....1 t.. l'loier c.uv. Miss Marv.'l il,n rlrm iluv will lm ani-niKil m nr. I - - - j i.uiil.:, -niaa .-ui.. ...... ...w.., ...... , (trillion 1IIU1 oil lllitl Oil) 1 lie. U I'lul, atlll in.' iiuiior Kuesin, -" io ... n nu pruKrain. will lip ri'Huui'u tnuenllul viaif. 1 111:11 an exniuns uo in pniee den. rtah. Mr. ami Mrs. I.. 11. mh- 1 o ..,:mm; pol.4.v hmMng will lH-sn on Wednesday '.' ' ..V '. ,,. , ;s'x ''"'"V."', " """ ;." I..- ,1.,...1I,..I ., . ll-h( I 111 i,ir. t KJ I V lllillllil f, X Wl l-J i nukniiliin 'll... I.,iUIi. .... .....,) f ' " - 1 II llllIHI-1 Ul UK IVJ IIUIIHU III IIIM VUI1- ly hist evening ul their Innno mil TIonOrS VlSltOl'S w"1 ,,u done by representatives of J."'.1 ,,"' u tllllt- K'.ihi.lM) chief thvcrsitMi of 1 In iihm ry vt1- M' it;ty. I.uiu lifuti v;.K serv j:l.c I'tloi ul tlit- I10UI flin (jiii ;it tables prettily np- 1 Willi Klllll lll'T finw CI S. t'lli- iuiu hcou , fmir t;ille.s of vc 1 v al l I ;i 11 IK h' Ffitl't inte ly Mis. I.. K. Kin.('l nml l'. H. Appleliy lim-U1 Kecoml Mrs. Ht.j.l.J.utl rei-cive.l u prize, i Hlt-tll'-tOW II K'leStS iuipiut:mt uifnir Wert; Mrs. ii SitKi.i.ir.l, of New York iii-i Mrs. Diivi.i Slu-i'lui .1, of 1 Loyal Volunteers of the I n II ( iHitt ll tlel.l a IcKUla- 11 net ins t-vfiiiiiR M r . r Ihc pie ami .Mm. .sure of her parents. H. I. (iale, of U- I lUAtU' hiim;i: Cur Contract artirlt.s tmlas' unA J 1 01 nor row will l-o ilcvoictt In 1 Un ilnti'rpi'ftatiotiH of ceiiaiti laws t'uii i tvrnintr which ih.-re . him n l-!-some iloilht. II may he mi nl tonoil e laws relcrietl to mv IlioMe iultptel !' 'I'll.- W liisl i'lul" (New York) witli U.c approv al of tile American Whist league, tho American Aucltun Itititi;.? Lt-airile. tin Knit-it. i loi Ucr W hist pi aclii a ll cm i y oi her j caul elul in tin coim- ; t, try. Thee law 1 .-:. !ne t ! !. ct! e j Septeinher 1 .Mil, 1 tioiii.li-il, when ho would not have iloiie No tlUiloillileil . There i t- ' lenity ih conl tuion between ti con-j tiact lo.itlc Wttll tilt! liolp Of ai douhle, aiitl one mailo w it h t h ; If'ip of u it voko penalty ( i i feriLiI I to tomorrow ). j j On tin1 ilispiiie.l point r' tcanliiiK : loiiliiiuK, tin1 follow Inn: ri racts I iroin 1 laws :tti (a) ami II tj 0) .slunihl lm clear lo anyoiu who Iiuh taken tlui t rouhle to road them, j I ( .iti-a I "If Declarer makes Mh I I contract, his ido score. in their' 1 contract kcoi-c, the value, normal. .iouhlt (1 or redoubled, of thu Ma da contract." CiO-b) '-Doubling douhlcH thn iioi inal valutt of tin tricks of !h4 j Made Contract." i "Made Contract" in defined in lawn as the number of trickn n by Ptdait r after he ha; won l'UTMAN'S ; La Gra-ulo's Kxclusivu llcady-to'Wuar and Milliuury nlllir anil four taliW-s of tin' Kaiil 'j wit.' at play. Mis. I!: V. Ti i'l.-rs 1 won thr wiuni'ii's iiii' anl .1. 1'. I i-alilwi'll tin- no n's. Mr. anil Mrs.' Hal" r.ii'lvi'.l till' must prizi'. Jlu. slo was I'tijoyi'il iluiini, liu- I'Vi-nini, i aii'l nu. r 1 1. ii-i .in i i'iik iiluii was s I M'. I at I lie raV.I tabl.'K. IJOIHIUI'IS Of Sllltllll.'l' tlowiTS, Port Commission's Rights Are Defined IVMtIS IIS TO Ml SI l l I lil t OKI) IMKLNK IUI.L I'ARIS The Hcventeenlh cen-j HA VAX A The city ovt-rnno ..t ttiry Hotel de I.anii.utv has been lias received a $iiU.tijO.i7 tclcphoio hoii-lit ly the city for Jliin.-nm to bill, which ha. heeu accruiiiK f.i Klv spj the Carnavalet . Museum niorettwo years. It is taking two weekn :nlit liu- items. Mis. J. .1. iulnland, of Vancou ver, and Mis. Arthur Mulholland, or Marshtield, weru honor nuestsj at a jolly picnic and Nwimuiinjf pur-i ly that was KH t.'n by a number of j friends Jit 1'ine (.'tine la tit fveninK. j M a ItSH KI KLI, Ore.. Aujf, 3 Mrs. ouinland ,'u ho is a former i A tM .rhl, rilt nf ti, i.n I com- i.a t;ian.ie resident has been vUH-I ...u-ii.n t.. K,. i.uhlif ..w n.-d dock 1 h that It u inu- here for lh last w.".'k or ., ,i,.nied In n .lecislon totluv bv Same with her lalher at tov biotiier. Ail'ert Waitlell, oi isiniw .,rshl iltl City. Mrs. Mulh.tiHiid is also uje ,,n;nliiTM in a jtuit broutrhi by ir. " ' uuest ot Mr. and Mrs. War.lell. Ii:..,,rtr I- I iv stn, A. H. and Kri'd .1" Auction Ib itU- ami I h-clarc he cannot . bi.l 1 ore k:iii!c, rs not lak at tit Mhcl and het i,. i hi in.i... I T u.. n,l ,f .that iwo-otld will .lo of Lslan.l'M.irshli.l, wri,a decided for thu '' 11,1 Punph' lisc.l i The slam bonus, however, cannot Tho first disputed law to be con- ' , obtained by aid of a double: "to stdered concerns doubled cm ran s. vcovr the premium, the slam inu:;t Take as an Illustration a love score ; ,Mnt nict ed for. The slain value. aiul a conlrael ot two SpadcH I ls not cliunKetl by dmihllllR or re j doubled and made. li has l-. cn ( doubliiiK" (Law M-b). 1 ai-KUeil that, as it takes tour Spade CopyriKht. John K. Dille Co. ! jto make naim from a luvc score, j . riU v i w o. i . ;U!MXl.r . lltST-:it HAIH Iil.S A FAMILY! ur-od.l to! LA KM CITY. l-'Ia. c.veryou.ly J ide, but ! itit hiding father, works In Mrs. . The case ' K. IMeui ill i li's ptiultry liouse. Iler; "tl.tnltlini; 1 hatitain rooster sat for a Week i eoiiiinnn alongside a setting hen. M rs. j Following a plunge in the pool ; Cowers. larRf timber holders on to the in wl ieii frie.t chicken picnic supper was,ti, stv,.- river in Curry county, S' irain spreiitl at one of th tatdes at the Itj;;,lnst the port and port coiiiniis ft.l'uic Cone park. Thost! who en- KiIUMs of port Orford. The Huit i joyed tho pleasant evening weru waM brout,'hl to enjoin tho salt: of Jj.Mr. and Mrs. T. It. .Maxwell, Mr. the only dock thero to i;. C. ln- 'and Mis. Sum Ittickman, Mr. and masn rromotcr, who pluna devcl- Mrs. L. H. UramwoU, (ieoiKf Coop-; upmeiit of Tort Orfurd. 5 ! cr, Frank George, Mr. and Mrs. I.. nrvl tn apply j Fleinmhii, cave him sl eu.s and1 Declarer! he has hatched a family ot four has been ami is caring fttr his special Hock. Try Thejz? W. K. GILBERT CO. First Mil- Albert War.lell unl chiblrvn, die., and I.ois, .Mr. ami .auk. r-u tlu, j.j 11. Dojlcn. and the two honor i K nests. Mrs. tiuinhmd and Mrs. J Mulholland and her daughter, Lois. Mrs. Mulholland has been here for more than a week and duiini that time has made a side trip to Virtually ult citizens of the port district had petitioned for sale of MENUS We Are Selling for 98c resscs, Wash Suits, Sweaters, Dress kits, Boys' Caps, Khaki Suits, Girls' 2 'ieee Outing Suits and Several Other terns in Close Out Numbers at 98c Each Every One a Real Bargain No Refunds or Exchanges NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP - Hotter JMeitliaiKlise Ixiwer Prices - lly M.-ut Mary l A MTV pkasant alUTlloon took! WiKAKI-WST llla kli..rrl. s, it t :,.!.. at'th.- ...inmunity looms ot real, rriam. om.lla, ioi-oviis, ithv I' irsl lTi-sliyti'iian rlniri'h yo.i- i1"'"'; f,'".C; . linlav Winn Mrs. A. . Anil.Tsonl l-l -N H l'.U.S Upi'll toillllto sanil -Slan.l Mrs. I., i Uullis wi'io hos-, ''-Ih-s, Boos.'bi'rty tapluiu pu.l- ifssi'H to Hi.; Homo .li'iiailnii'lil. "1IK. u'"' I Mn.'li'i'll lili iiili.'is ami frlollils i-n- . KINNKIt Stufli il ritlvva' lu arls, S i joviil llio iiKT'tniB. whl.li was spout polatoiH In parsloy liutlor, sti'Wiil Imaiuly in m wihk ami vlsilliu;. Mrs. onions, lira. I k-ttuii; with Thousanil ! Aiiili-rson. tlio prislili'iit. was In Island drossinit. slk'od uoai'lios, Si'liaii:.' of n Inisini'.is iiu'l'lllis lu.i'lioi-olati- layor rako. mllli, rol'fri'. tin, I'irsl part of tlio alti'Vnoon and I Wash lu arls thoroughly and lot J Mis II. r. I.i wls li'.l 111 tho di'vo- ;taiil In vory cold salt KHti-r for S'lionals. Mi;-s tlra.i' (i. ili.l playiil '" liour. Thin n lnovo any inlls ii.viii.l piano nululRis. At tin; :l''f lorllons uml slulf Willi liny 2 IiIom. of II,.' afli'inoon n'li'sliininlsj"'1' soasomd smfrins. Hake two S w. ri. y rv.'.l l.v tho two hosl.'ssos. nd olio. half hours, basting fro- 9 1 ... iiioniiy. i-ni suouiu oo au'li'il sinr !' i I ir.. S"... !a! ) - Mrs. j Vul val Hanson I'lltot'laini'il hor pli-' i in;, ry i lass of llluo IIHd Clrls at1 I In r Jiuini' Wi'ilni'silay al'tomoon. I (Tho ii 1 1 -i noun was spout with iKanii'N and at tin' olu-so or tho att ji'iiiiinn 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ' ri'l'ii'slinu'iits. orv '.I by tin; IiijhI hoat is laoklliK in fat. If a fin-loss fookiT Is llsod allow about four hours for rooking uml add Vi cup w ator. it.oo?,el;rr,v Tnplm-a riidilinix Olio-half cup pi-arl tapioca, loaspooii salt, 1 cup hulling wator, -' cups Koosi'Uorrlos, l cup sut,'ar, Ir Announcements F; creain. Woak tapioca in slightly salte.l water over night. lrnin ami put. in double boiler wli h w liter and suit. Cook over hot water until tapioca lias absorbed all the water. Atld sugar and gooseberries nud ltaplisl church cook until berries aro tender and uroKcn ami lapioca is transparent. Turn Into Individual molds and STvr with sugar ami rn'ain. They are to meet Jicfuov "tops - ana tails Irom li :iti o'clock and berries befor? wawhing them. Tako milieu of th re u'oing to the titrin hoim- f Mr. mi Mrs. S. Starr, five miles out r Island City this evening for a chill. musical picnic.1 etween ti and I transportation will be provld those who do not have cars. OLDFNT ItlNHOP ACTIVi: .I.VCKSd.V. T , Lane. ot' the church, claims . bishop f any I for care not to break the skins of the Iruit when working wilh thcui. tjuick cooking tapioca can be used In place of pearl. Tim t'ulck cooking variety needs no soaking. Mlshup Isaac ' L'''' une-t :ru as inucn nutiute tap- lored Methodist 1,ocu "M lK'ur'- be tin. oldest sl.d lo gre.ua t ion ny denomination. Once slill addresses his eon-giilarly. POXDOSA PERSONALS I Car of Melons Just inWe Have Them on Ice. GOLDEN P..VNTAM CORN I'Vesli from Mike Carroll's ranch. 29c dozen Red Rock Collate Cheese, 20c Pint Powdered Su.trar, '! Lbs. Ijlc lli:.lilll.KSS llMtl'.I K (1N1H1SA. Ore. fSpiolal) Irs. Tod t-hristi-nson has had as ri i;ti,..';. m.-, 'r.inv ftruul is lier guests for a week, hor niothi'r, -till- I t. Inn ho has tii-on a barli.T Mrs. William M. I'ox. throo sisti-rs for a vi-nr ami a half, lie look up'and a hrothor. also hor nnclo and llio trade after school hours. jaunt, Mr. ami Mrs. II. (1. Hurt-'on, Ll of Salt I .ak.' 1'lty. Tlioy hit ir.l... aoss on tho nan nf ",r "i.'tr liomi- .M.in.lay. i liililri'ii should ho i ' u r oi I by ri'uiov- al of tho unili'ilviiiL' causos. 'I'lii. ilii'Milsalilo "pii klio; on the other li'lluw ' that niailili'lis by Itsnppal'-j i nl I. ii 1; of reason Is one type ofl ii,. u Mutter, Meadow Harvest or Blue Mountain, 2 lbs. 95c i!' i i nt u ess seen in the r t ! i o i r i s 1 1 ed , Mvertired. or cbibl. The cure f.,r this ve, bi:n in his- ou u imoiii, pilNlsbllteiit. but because -, When he wants It. a i.l . rack ieii be in siioiild be 'sted and iin-rgw his ml -. ('ol'lcc any hrund in our slorc 51c P. & (.'. Citrus or White King Soap 10 Pars .!!)c (.Old Medal Mayonnaise, (Juart 71c 10 Ihs. Potatoes Kic Puritan Mall, ."i'lc Can Iron! a k- Law I on lilackherries for canniiiL;. The season is most over. l iesli Dressed Rhode bland Red and White Ixthorn Frys Veal ground for meat loaf, 22c 'i'li. ii.iiiun.il lii.-ivliiir kuiii bill I f"l ' .is s:,s.i .lien. The fiir- ur.'s loiiit In- wo.ltilly short. 'I'll. tel. phone oioiator w lio ir.iv e us one i1'Iim!i.t this iitoruiiiK bad more I li.i n I liat l ii; hi in lo-r uioilt li. lis I ; " v ' , ' i ' j ,. . '' i ,o j' ! ., . . -i ; x ! ft- J 2 v i ' '' ' '' 'it 'i u o i j ka ti k r.Mi.v sol.s fr iHft Mimmrr day jtrn o( li'-itvy iti'!i. The tipper i hni witii a ni"dM ii ic pHjiitcfi border in fd. Ki".'b yrllow and purpio. Tti l"er (;ue in niiido of two . i iiatv s of r )ov lm"p fm- lor their Mrs. N. A. Mattlcc, of I'ortland, arrived Sunday for a visit with her niere, Mrs, Jl-nry Maxfield. She returmd 1 o her home Th ursday. J "a I'm on Urtoti, nephew of M is, Maxfb bl. of I'nion. has also be.ui visiting here. Mrs. W. W. Stalker and daugh ter Marian, of Halfway, have been visiting hew at the L. VY. Smith home. Willie lure they all en joyed a visit at Camp I'hy mi Caiheiiiie creek. Mrs. fitly Ken nedy. ditor of the Pine Vatb y Herald, spent Thursday with Mr. ami Mrs. Smith. Frank VYhftlen Is driving a m w touring ca rpin hast d In. Dakej- Sat uttlay. Hetty .ban, the bifnnt itaughtci-, of Mr. and Mis. Warren Metcaii, has been ((Uit- III of tonsllltis. Mr. tind Mrs. S. K. Thomas, of Cove, spent Friday mid Saturday w H h t heir n- phew nnd his wile, Mr. and Mrs. John J'efriy. T)o y wert: neciiinpanb d by Mrs. Thorn -ass b rot her and w Ife from St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Fi ed Itaymond and he imjther. Mrs, Abbot, of Hunting- Iton, lslttil from Saturday until j Monday with Mr. and Mis. M. F. j Haymoiol. j Mrs H. LarHy and Mrs, Mai 'uitis. of Salt Lake City, am) Mr- I'eartiee and lo pli-w. Harvi- Sui llian. of Ik nvi r, Colo., hpent Mon- di-iv at the home tf Mr, nnd Mis. W. Sou. rs, Mrs. Oscar lb r r of Lil (Jiiind- . mid lor daughlef, Mrs, Frank Xotid'T A he, ul' Han Fraur-bco, Cut, are spending s. v. ral d; ul Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1. Hogeneri'H sum- iimt home, 'Shady Nook. Mr-. Ilb-rg'-r mid Mrs. Hug iifi n are mm tcrf. j tir.tv. Img of t It" high ay w a i jtompb-I'd W' 'Iri'.sday. which grv. i a L'o'Ml h it;)) w ay I rom Ita k r ti iMtdoal Sprinj."!. J'aM- Ltury, of 'raigmont, Ida ho. is spending two wc-krt acalioii at M' Ileal Spring. 3i CASH : AND CARRY l'luiiio Onlt'i'S Main J 1 fl rf MvK H FOOD Abide With Me Stinic W'iio- lias ii'iiiaiki'd that tlio motto on the American coin should be chanircd to road "Abide with inc." nut we aYo suiv ll'iis would not int'ieaso the buying power nf your dollars as much as buying your foods at Stones. A slioppino n ip in our store this week-end will be tpiite cpnvinciiiir Unit we can help you save, and the wide se lections to choose from will surprise you. - . XTRA Sa!Sr nd SPECIALS SUGAR C and II l-'ine IJerry, 10l)-lb. saels $6.45 No. 10(;K)ds A oi I. l.tioaiiiii'iiic; 69c A k I, I'.lackliel lie 59c So! ul I'aek Ai'l 49c Tomatoes I'uive 43c iff'..f5JOTrTir!i GrapeJnice IsiiikIiI s t)i eo.on ( 22-(). liOITI.K nliciil'l 39c Sundry Savings 2 Lbs. ciioroi, i i: Sweet (irniHiil Pu!k 35c S.M. Al) Oil. ilti.ii-.'o.l in Iliilk 39c On, ii I pi: m i ' I'l" I : 1 4 I. IS. Ill I I Kit uil (lliv 35c Th .1 F.I.I. ' Mlllrk I I lilt ( i;i i, lor 15c While Down Flour The best Known, bijtu'est sellino; flour in the west to day. A typical Sperry Product. $1.98 s $7.65 Ilaritl Corn Peas Kxtra Standard Crade. No. 2 tins 6r.r 65C ' $2.55 Case Pineapple I'ancv Hawaiian, Whole Slices 4 Cans 89C 12 Cans $2.49 Supreme Coffee The Finest I Mend Fresh Crourid 49c.,, 3 ..b. $1.45 10 Crystal White Soap The West's I lest Known Laundry Soap liar.' 39c Peet's (iranulaled ,a o.i' Packant! Washinif .Machine Soap 39c .kB. 3 . .. $1.10 3 I'OI Toilet Tissue Finest Tissue, Juno Sheet Kol 19c 73c Do.cn Matches Larye Size Full Sin P.o Cai ton 17c ( ai Ion 3 in, 49c Cereals Corn Flakes 3.,, 25c Kelloog's ',ian Flakes 3 . or 29c KellojtK-'s Shredded Wheat s':K 10c Caiiialion Oats PUK.MII M . 35c Cinder Ale J lollvwood )l V Iiottko Yfyf Vlft ftli CffJ14i 59c Fruit .lars Kcniiomv (uarts $1.19 Dozen Kconomy Pints 98c Dozen Kerr .Mason (Jiiarls 98c Dozen Kei i- .Mason Pints 83c Dozen 2 ( i;kto For ;3C A hou.-e i.n Ixing built In Hary. lod.. it iioul a bit of w ood In it an, v. hero. Ah! Soh log Hie prob lem oi .h- yp. ..(JJ:..,' mbJis'ii'it .m.jh! 6 Onions t"v .Mii.l v. Lbs 12c Lemons I .aiiie Sunkists 49c Dozen Peets 1 'ml'oi m liaby Sizes 1 I lunches 15c Corn Coldeii Paiilam 30c Dozen "JBox TOMATOES Smooth and Ripe 20-lb. Boxes f?lfnC m Ja-'.. -IS -- tor I v,mnmmal J ! l l