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Friday, August 10, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER Pnge Three 4 Society News 'hristian Church "uung- Women Form lissionary Society i Mildred Speiierr w us IMi'bWlviii, Aliw liun- Twdve vounjr wuio.ii f the )rili;iii ehuirh met Tuesday e--jiiT :it tin' parsoiinL-e w It h Mrs. , l.. I'liiintin aii'l. durum u thur ihiy 'iiTli usiutk 4-vi'iiiim, Licl 1 1 nxanization of tho .mnjj 1 -a dies" M is-slunm y sori.-ty, .rtlnk- i'.s r ideiil Mi.-s Mildt'd tiirlnry. So i-iif-'ri' to nut their Koehdy mi p , ilium diate net ivi- inwi .ini w t-i e - lhal'tiT JlielllhTtt tlial the i' tit a bti.sv ami h ull fill -wnim; appin ut a yt-ai's iroratn. de ilii.u on it etmisi- of m iitly, st'ttiiit; I- un-idm" dale and ehuuslntf ot- elioseu vice ' els 1 it 1 ,inR. Wiuil red Smil It. treasurer. The fKoeiety will inel on the fir.-l Tues day eveniiitf uf eaeh month ut the . homes ut' tin' iliftVn iil Kil ls. ) A .stiiily uf tin1 i-muiti'h-K In which mission work ik In inr earrh-d on .was dei-id d for tin- year's course. Kitfh meeting "HI be devoted to (oif country aiul tii-veial dlfleieilt Kills will pre part' papa's on tho p'-oplc. conditions, missionary work ami the 1 1 lv - of the rummy. An 'ellort will he lililtle to Ki t ill direct eoiiiiiiiinit atioa with some uf the .workers in the various counlrb-s. Tiu sot i' ty Is purely a local circle. Possii.iiuies that may Krow to Income an active ami important department ol the church were ll The things vou receive for your money is called "Money Value." The "money value". that you get at our store is not only' best prude of roods for less money, but service. Everyone likes service we get it on every hand but not in every store. ' Try Joel's for Money Value. 10 lbs. New Potatoes 15c 7 His. good Cooking Apples 25c Clifford's Ripe Olives, large tin 17? Large Slicing Cucumbers, 1 for... 10? Whole Wheat Fig Bar, 2 lbs .)? I lb. pail of Walla Walla Lard 7S Ask for Klondike watermelons they are by far the best. We have them on ice, a new car just in 2!4c foreseen by tho charter iiiembcrH who set it their linmediato uhu to increase the meinbcrfthln ami stimulate wider interest In the now organization. Charter iiu-tubcm who to el Tuesday night are iho Misses jorothy fchiuiU, l-'lorem'v Kohlnsun, Velmu .Met a II, Joan I'otirUicy, Yell n a DrudHhuiv, Nedni Ihadshuw . Cecil Hie wart, Vivian Kiihn. Mildred Courtney, Mildred Spencer, l-'raneiB Iel.onn and Wini fred .Smith. Mrs. J'utman wilt he the advlsui of the society. MIsh Vivian Kulin j w ill be hostess to tin." circle at Its J first meeting on Sept. 4. 1 I t A short social hour when Mix. j I'utniau served ref re.shmelitH lul- low ed 1 he 'Industrious, business meeting Tuesday evening. The m- 1 cial hour w ill be ii part of each re- j gulur meeting, i A n I in port a lit I .a (Ira nib- visit oi ls Miss Helen Melsnest, of Se attle, who Is here to be In charge of the Caiupiiru Kill's camp at Camp I'hy next week. Mits Meis iie.st is the house tfiiewt of I r, und Mrs. A. 1.. liichardson and in being delight fully entertained In an In formal manner. Members of tho Campftre sponsoring board In particular lire providing rides horseback outings, dinners anil the like fur her. Yesterday Miss Meis nest was an honor guest at Mn sponsoring board's, luncheon ul the Sacajawea Inn. Much of her time these few- days Is being devoted to camp preparations and for tip' guardiana she has a host of valu-j able suggestions for (he outing and Is in reality conducting a training course in Mhese lew days. Miss Meisnest, w ho is a I'nlverslty of I Washington student, has had wide experience in camp work and Is . w elel qualified as a director. l.a.st night Miss Melsn-st. M rs. I.eif H. Awes, Mrs. II. K. Tyler, ir. I l.ewa Wilkes and Miss Dorothy i I (row -nt on ami Miss l.eporo Kly. ; both of whom will go to rump, met ut the home of Mrs. Tyler to map out the week's program in de- I tail. Ir. Wilkes completed health I examinations of the iritis last eve-I ning preceding the meeting. To- j night Miss Meisnest w ill meet at the Lutheran annex with the four fi remake i s. Miss Jtrownton. Miss Natalie Kbert. Miss Kiln a Jensen and Miss Veiiu McClanc, who will be assistant camp officers, to pruc ttiee on camfire songs which will be used during the week. GEORGIA WOMAN MAY DIE FOR CRIME 1 V f7 II f m ' ii y mjl i PONDOSA PERSONALS iHINlKtSA, Ore. (Special) - Mr. and Mrs. John I'cftby spen Tues day In a (.Irande on btismess. W. J. Canlrell was called lo ltd gard Monday by the heiions ill news Of his father, W. J. Cant: ell Sr. Mr. and Mt s, Warren Met rati drove to Klgin Saturday aftei n.u.n. Mrs. Metcalt visited at the bono- of her parents, M r. ami Mrs. W. " lllll. ami Mr, Metcalt went lishtiiir on the Milium. They retained Sun day evening. Mrs. I.. H. Hull, of Wilmington. Cab. arrived Sunday to upend sev teral days visiting with Mrs. Tor.ii Mnii.H'ii. Carl Itobertson had the mis un tune to have the middle fim'.er of !his left hand badly crushed about, I the first joint w hi to at work in J the box factory. It was at first feared that the tinner would haej tO he amputated, bill tile Litest IV-; ports are that it could be saved.; Mr, ltoberson went (o i.a Crumb1 J for treatment. ( Mr. and Mrs. l-'rcd Uiivmund audi Mrs. Itoy Mni'iin, from lliininiMton. viMlteii wuu relatives at j'omius.t Sunday. j l'ondosa was well represented at" tho circus In Maker Wednesday. ; Tho Itoy Scotas who have be. -n at Camp I'hy returned to their homes Wednesday utter spending ten days in camp.' The boys who went from here were. h'ramis . Smith, I .an l ence and l-'loyd Ken nedy, Itay llendiiekson, Keith L.ir-! sen, Clifford Whttlcn, (b orge lint- ' Ier, 1 la rry Johanseii and A i cb to . Stephensell. Miss Arline Sailing, niece of Mrs. (lelie Itonhalil, Was takit) lo St. Elizabeth's hospital at Halo r m-v- An Attractive Group Of Ensemble Suits Suitaiili for late sunnner and earlv fall. Vo inorlv priced $20.75 to $10.50 .. PUTMAN'S La (;rai(U''s lOxclusive Keady-to Wear and Millinery t-d upon eo t-rmg brought jei.U ilii ao and op- la for a pp ndieit is. She is i ! Mleel V and epeels to be I home Sunday. I Mrs. Jasper Tempi. t..n. of Ib r mistoii, .-ister of M i s. (b-m- Hon -' bain, and Hobeil Norlhcott. Is j i-it i n g be i e lor a bout two w eeUs. j Two sons of Mr and Mrs. Char ; h s Lew is have r.-tiirio d home with ;in the last iiv ilays. (nal came jtreni Spokane and Archie from i Avon, Idaho. M rs. .1 1 ilia 1 U i in an a nd M i s. .laitK-s (iobe rettirmd from Walla Walla Monday w here they had Mne to iitlend the fum ral of their brother, John (Jobel. Another bro-; tltep. Ike C.ohel. leturmd With I hem and will make his home hern for the M oehl. M i s. Win J Mm-" can accompanied them. Mr. and Mis. Krvin McKen.ie. of Cortland, arrived Krtdny and are at present making their home with Mr. and Mrs, W. .1. Canlrell. Mr MeKen.ie is Mis. i 'antrell's bro- A It hough sentenced to die in the electric chair at Atlanta, (la., for participation m a luod-up in which the victim was killed. Mrs. Kulu Klrod iiiomiisiin feruis little coiK-ernetl about lier fatt;. Her wofKies are for her bustriiid. who is held on the same charge. Jjist appeals of her atiortievs imw an- itending. Should ihey-fall. Mrs. Thomp .mhi would be the second woman ever executed In the state. Corn-Yellow Bantam 27c doz. ( iicimihcrs For Pickles. Phone your orders now. Dill, Medium and Tinv Pickles. Meat Department Carsten's Sliced Jiaeon, per lb o!)C Hams, by the half or whole, 11) " IVJC Tiy Carsten's Hoiled Ham, lb OOC l-'resh dressed Rhode Island Led and White Leghorn I'Yys. Miss Couture to Wed Foster Sims 1 Announcement of the engage ment uf M iss Mnrh Couture to Foster Sims was made last evening whi n Miss Couture entertained at a farewell party for Miss Lillian Sims at the home of Mrs. Kills 1., Knight (in Spring avenue. The na tion neem en t an Important one and Is of much interest to I.a (irande folk as both Miss Couture und Mr. Sims art) prominent hi The younger set lu re. The marriage will take place September S at the bride's parent's nt Condon, Ore. 'lever score cards told of the approaching marriage. Three tab ; h s of bridge were at play for tho evening. M is. William Heughau i making high score. Consolation ' went lo Miss Kim Hello Kitchen. ' Miss Sims received a guest prize, 1 H.o tut mis of sweet peas Were, at , 1 1 actively arranged about the J j,, , i noiiis fur the affair. I Miss Sims is h aving immediately K,:,m after (he Wedding at Cuiiuon for pi o pi Seattle wheie she will make her home whh her sister, Mrs. I,. A. J'r.scott. The hostess served a luncheon following brldg" with Mrs. Knight assisting lor. Mrs. May Hoffman, mother nf Mi-. Sims, was u guest and Mrs. Ka ii Larseii. of Corvallis. was an out-of-town guest of the e -eiiinir. ( .t her guests were the Miss-s I' 1 1 III .Mil lllerilia n. Lucille UlaeL. l-:ttu. llelh; Kitchen, Uuth Urain wei, Thelma Kitchen. Madeiin Hatbeau. l-'umla Ibiulis. Mtdbs Hanks, aand Mrs. Leal HusseH ami - v ft- 1; k ..if.-" j:1 ' I ) V I I 1 - - ' r: 1 Bridge Pointers Br Milton O. Work ' THIS N.M.AKT MTTIJ-: IMA Tl'ftlt.W from Acnes is made of. 'uiall gray ostrich tviithem. Mrs. William Ib-imlian. hh-I the honor gm si. Miss Sims. roxTit.uT nitiiK.i: At the Contract Hrldg- table. what does an orjgtnal hid of two itt a .Mil lur 'Mlltt ln;i' l;.tiV i players even exports iiuswer this !iucstion in their own way ami arc so wedded to their own interpre tation that they fall to, give due consideration to other ystenis, To day anil tomorrow I shall describe and discuss the conventions' in (common use. (A) Strength and length .(at bast five cards. In the Major named and a suggestion -that there Is a good chance for a slant If part- n no fornlvli tmilor-l..! linln ! Hnrtner is expected lo jump or ns I sUt If he have a n Ace or King. "With this system a Major three- bid wuu Id negative slam probabilities. We cut your hair to shape your head. We specialize in all the Jatest cuts. Sacajawea Barbers I. niin ( iti cr m$ Ml ' t A DRESSES Afjc 2 lo I I 11 naiad Low Priced (, .1 j.,.- t. hi irr lul ;i.i;c S In 1 " '. i: i.iiv ii:i:ss ;r Alt wi i:i INt'W 1 1 iull (.I'llili' I- .)I III Aur I) TO XV sll & Mm I I Si I. IIS. Si WIvMt Mil .V $2.H 'NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP l.eltci- Merchandise Lower Pikes IJ 11(1 ilt liwhl l uily intnriiKil )iro 1 1 ii i . 1 1 r (it ('iriuiili' t'nlli an iiiii i i sl iiiK I'ii-nin lor jmlii llls iiii'l visilnrs ut ll.it l.iilin lust I'M-llillK. Many Swall. ot I.a (Irainli-. ii Ii t uf siiini 1 1 in lllast. r uf i i-n num. a'iani.'ii a miiiTitirin!; ll lias Ih i It I'ulival' M'iutf " tin liii.K A in I r. .1 i.-l .--iii. U I M ill IlIKi l.utii-y Jr. lauli ll ul..-. 'I'll. .1 -DiiU" I. lill II mail. rs. 1 ll .1 ami tin- i Hi. ami. " Mm. MattiKHi ai t inn . a 111. I 1...I1 l.i.in y an. I .Mi. l.ln.lMiy. Mi. l.ala I'...kU phiyi .1 I un play.-.l In-Ill a All ' I. My arlti l.ay lty Mr. ' i l-.nr- ! liiiuui Steps f r.. rJ VA V4 NM itf. kl.J wi mi mm IS is m Bs r. . r E5 " m i m S3 8 Toifffiif forth Displaying Hie Newest and Smartest in Pumps, Straps and Tie Kf feds smIus. -.Mapb I .ear inoiia" u lnb Ml-: sa rig. Ii i ii him ! i' rs eri Sunn" and "I'a Miss (J.-itiii-;. Su; and ihini - and Mr. pi.-!t;.i 'lM ')" v W hell die- !U in, edl.V lllia'.df 1" a no 11 lllll ber fit the )l song "I.ei M.' fa l:ag" and "Ka ornthv I'bbiM-U b- inc "'I'l.e lles- !ing in .tf." 1 1 : gave a sung Sw.irt played a yi; do Ihl et - ..- I " u Mrs. nliie i Mil, Dm in iini taliiini t he I'ln.il a griiiip I eel- dedleali-1 Ue. The t it was home ei (ho for tlx Announcements The ill ha their el SiliM)i(y I...-1.- t t urnif-h ell ;ui!MI;i n -it I'b- h I umly li ing a Shoes like the a hove illustration nf : Fashion in smart circles cVcrvvhcn. hinv itatlicr aic the favorites i I: I A Major .of at least raids, but without the lops; with side strength. I ls1 1 net no tire that slam Is not probable. With (hi system , a bid of threo of a .Major would be a sin m-invitn t ton. Systems ( A ami (lit work de lightfully when a m:nlo-to-order band In held a ml a slam ea n he made; but when, an k lie rally is the ease. ih; hand Is nut made to lit exaetly the bidding system that has been eluwen. either (A) or (ll) is apt to embarrass its user as. he laeks a hid whleh will dese.ihe his ham aeeuratety. Then, too. It must be eoneeded thai slam hands ar m para lively inf requent and. ;is either of these system may fail to L'ive areitrate hiforma t Ion for reaehing the best filial rotltraet, they are apt tit be lus'fls lillteh inure oitf-n that) winners. A spe eial iiliJeethiN to s!tein l. Is III. it it robs partner's bid of the tdgntfl eanee it sliulild have. ii'i A hand that euntalns gener al firenth and at least four e;trds. wit Ii t ops. In the ,M a J.r named. I 'a it iter Hot, ex p ,1 ed to jump without at, least normal support, but is expected to bid with an Are or -King fsuine say Are ur King and another honor.) This KyMrni Is very ronfirdng for the partner who buhls i-xartly nor- ( iii.il support fur the Milt named; and some little side nscNIaner; the game may be there at the suit ami nut at the Su Tl ltinp. ur Ire ver sa, t 'untraet, reipilres t hat I h most arrtirate i ll f or in ll t loll bp given eaeh time a player speaks a nd s. stem ( " ) el eat es too murli ii lieert a I nl y, j (Di Three strung fuiir-eard suits and a sliiKletuii; wilh the sperjal siuulfiranen tliat when the bid Is two Hearts, the singleton Is a Spad-. atesl ubj"''0un tu Hits that It eannut be used : thusf who Icdlou- It er Major two-hbls than rs In other systems. I'ur thero Is always a crave In Just how strong Ihe rd units are and. unless 1 wu Iti-a its, who !) suit singleton. i l right John I CASH t AND CARRY I'lionc Orders Aliiin 1)1 iiii n i mnm WMmmua a i II FOOD ' STORES We Deliver ?2..10 Oi-ders Recipe for Saving Take the lolal (if yom' la.sl weeks' Kroeery l)ill a( Ihe average store. With this amount in eash deduct at least 10 pei rent and put it in jour savings areoiml. With the balance huv your weeks' needs at Stone's, paying as you no. Kesult. "Still a hal iiiue." I r 'you will visit our store frequently we will lie ahle to no more into the details of this saving reiipe. And the results will lie even greater than first ex pected. Specials for Saturday and Monday ii Brooms -lie mediums 79e Tin- -v-l.-in I-. fi-i 11. -11 1 1- III!' lM ll.' t lii-i limri Ihi. Iil.l Ik is Ih.; I '11 In 'l'liis All-I'ak'iit ( hic-Strap I'cusonalily jirici-d at $S..-0. (Ilhci-s al .SI.. lo to S'.I-.VI. ROLLINS I i:i.L-I'.SIII()M-;i) ( HII FO.N IIOSK In all tiu- new shinies at SI.!).-, U Burnett Shoe Company Quality Shoes bconomv Prices VT" CANT BUY ' V-i yjr A BETTTR- OU ""CMI THE NEW Jt p. r. 2EROLENE ZXjl 8 xwTiii' Whs Wills Work Way To The Finals I KASllIAMi'TON'. N. V., Aug. 1 ' : (Ai'i- llrhn Wlllx end-red lf fin al t omul uf t h- tn vita l ton U nnix I ?! i na tin fit nt the. .Maidstone rblb today by d f attng Mai jorle Mor- , rill l I" dhaoi. M;im H-l. 6-1. .Mif Morrill gaM the uirnrTi' rlia in ibm lit t he. world a. bariji-r h.iltle than Iho peore Induati-, U (diitkcrs Plain Mi. i:o CAl.r.MKT MAKING I'OWDKK A lending seller, U'-lli. i;n Sujijar C H II Cam- 2 AVe limin y 'i.. ' - Cab Van ('am 1(11! ij 1 1 n in i 1 t oz. 39c Oleo Swift's Mainai'iiH! 3 1 iss 55c 59c COI-'I-'KI-; Stone's supreme lilend. Your coffee sali-.facli(in. I.I). Lemons ;;oo size Simisi. t DO.KN 49C 49c SOArP & ;, White N'aptha soap, 1(1 liars 37c SYIUT Stone's, cane and maple the fines ; Kallon 89c Olives .Medium size, i tiii: I . s. I'll.M i I.VSOKI ll Iliail.lV. Ail. PI (AI'I .Ml .Mii.il.iill lllill lill.. I "l'r.n.:. In Kill" iih HillninnHi-il liv Ihi- I'l'll I...I In.l.iy. -I'll, film J. lili I' .1 tin- ii'iiiiy sl.Ii: uf I 'lili n:.-.!' iiii'l-r- mH, II Hi1' i-l. (itAKT A Watermelons I ; i i KimI KlniiiliKes I 1 (il , e v i ( ! recti 3 1. r.s 25c 'eas tender .Mayonnaise You w ill like Nally's 65c II' III. ' WW TO ( OMI'AltK TiiDSK KM It SI'lt IA1.S 5 Macaroni r.lbnu-, III lililK I, l!S. 39c Crackers I'ii'iiic Ovsters l.liS. 29c f.aie Prunes .c, swc-el U.i 45c Mnejcar .111 pill i' cnler 33c (,' AI.I.ON Chocolate Svvcet i tt nit, hulk 2 i. r.s. 35c Pretzels l,oii(r I'ictzel slicks ij.. . 33c A STANDARD OIL. PRODUCT