La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape Tllrcfl i-iday. August 24, 1028 qciety News 5s Couture Is Complimented At . Pretty Shower Bridge Pointers Lucille. l!l;id and Mis. t Ximmci man entertained at a y hhuwer last ewnlng lo eum ;nL Miss Main? Couture, w hoe lage lu -'osier Sims will bo an . of Sept. 6. The utfair took . at the home of Miss (Hack's Mrs. Kimer McManus, on nit sheet, Three tables of ; were at play Tor tlio eve Airs. Ellis L. Knight making 1 heOIC. t;oU!iOlallOll Weill lu J'ltiida Hanks. 'color scheme of yellow- and l-was attractively carried out ie flowers and hi the piesen n ol miscellaneous Kills when go yellow and green umbrella ea erly used to snuK'-t the er. A two-course luncheon .Nerved by p.o llOWti'SeS Ut tile of the dehghtiul evening. ci.su invited were. Miss Thelma tton. Miss Winona l.ynian. Mis. f. Helms, M iss Lillian Sims, 1'i'lida Hanks, Mrs. William Shan, Miss Mel I hi Hanks, Mrs. Lusseil, Mrs. H. 1.. Knight. ; 1 A. Ureulhh, Miss it ut H ; livvcll. Mis. . Audtner l'iayte, j i Kiln 1 telle Kitchen, Miss idlne Barheati and the, honor f it, Miss Couture. and Mrs. Adams and family will leave soon lor Malt Lake t'Hy, I tali, rtlirry tiny will inako their tutuio! home. I Fifty luo Lhiid'i U of lh.- I.. 1 S. Lu tieando serond w aid ehui elu I (ink )at t in an aM-d.ry pic mo at I'tivc yi-Mti-iday that was ariangcd j as a pi ima'i y pnmu-e eommeinor- aling tin- Sniii anuiwi sat y of tin-1 primary depai tuo-nt, of tin- ciiurcii. Thirl eeu mot In1 1 s and oil ieers of the primaty accompanied 1 do chil dren lo I'ovf, siipervbing a happy day of swimming at the Cove pool and games. A wul el melon leed was enjoyed during the atteinooli. Mis. MiU' Sin ino, as president of the. primal y, assisted hy Mis. Dora Turner and Mis. Vloia Fullmer W ere ill (.'hit i of Ha success! ut day. . rnll.li-;;i Sl-i-i'i.l I ) In ll.ilmr of tht loiiitti Imlh.lay uimivi-rsai y ft K.mi.lh llr.iltun WV.Iii. -s.i:iy Ins Hut. Mrs. T. V. Ilniiliiu i-nl.-r-j lain.-.! a ilowli of lis link' liuiuUl at a party. Catn.'S w .-n- play.-'l all. I at I lie ui..s- ut tin; attern.mn . rcf i f.shnit nts w ! n.iw.l. : Br Milton O. Work tOMItAtT IIItllK.i: Wr r ulilinni' tiMlay our unit's of 1'iiday ami Saturday Contract anil Auction llridco hands. No. 3 Organizes Women 1 J-8 0-5-4 O-J-IO-8-7 10-6-3 R-O-7-5-2 "K-IO-8-3 NORTH Ijumttiy m SOUTH B-K-7 K-6-5-3-2 6-4-3 9-4 J-lfl Announcements 1 I'Vmu S tn lu niiitf a fiii'rwell r - ! Itt-v. and Mrs. H. :is i.illian Sims, who is leaving ! tuit j.iace at the ; month to make her honm in' (rs t Tyler tie, was honored at it faruwoJlj ii, Ui.-t and K y Kiveti hy incmliers ot m' . (.nir,., Amieae Sunday jc nooi '''' Jm ited. Ik l-'jist I'reshytertan ehurt h I i?t , clork this ex ception lor the. t. 1'arU. i will erne of M r. and 1 the eorner of i eniic it) w hltdi i.niherw anil friends are The ha. lies' Aid of the Altt-tioii lUUIifo Uiddln- South one No Trump, followed hy three passes. t'oilll-nt'l Hiddiii": South one No Trump, -West ai. Nortli Uvu No Trumps, Kust pass. South tlir-e No Trumps. Smith's one No Trump Is justi fied because ho has three suits stopped and a ronnt of 1 f three, over the minimum. North iini' tionahlv has either a jump or a ftuh hid. Tim jump is Justified as a fount of 1" Is more than suf fieient and the strenRth is also there for tiie Club bid; hut the t.'lub hid would tudlenlo no assistum-i' for a No Trump outside of the Club suit, ii ml tb" An1 of Hlamoilds. 'A .c-. ? Mr' V-i'3 Mrs. Aivin T. Men, of Kentucky, vice-chairman of the Republican National Committee, who hat be gun th' organization of women throughout the country for -the Hoover-Curtis ticket. ENTERPRISE PERSONALS KNTKItrrtlHK, Ore. (.Special) Hm C'reswcll, well known f.irinr-r of IN-ndhton. miH ft visitor hero Thursday. With his family, Mr. t 're well has been living at their eottupo at Wallow ti Lttku for the lust threp fk. t (arinors ar busy harvesting and very (rood yields urn reported. Much of the fall rtuId in the hills lias already hren rut and tho ware house are bring filled up. Tho second crop uf alfalfa is now belnrf cut also and la of unusually good quality. With favorable weather condition! prevnilinff it Is expected that the liny crou-thls year will be much heavier than lust year for the reason thnt much of last year's crop was spoiled by tho early fall rains. Fishing in thn mountain laken continues to ho very pood Hnd many parties have reerntly mado trips into the mountains with uni versal success in lauding their quo ta of eastern brook.- K.-tch week end sees several parties from this city on their way to ono of tho lakts: t'tirford K nod el and family of Oakland. Oil., are here vlsftlnu with relatives. Mr. Knod 11 recently sohl out hit service station bus- Z-AOL lit New Hats eommunity ev.ninj; in the ns of tho church. An eveiiliiK ! aiues and visiting was enjoyed, se who gaV the party included I Hulda Andeison. advisor to I class. Miss Sims was. the first t lideiu of the class wIm-iv it was mi.eii. At an appropriate hour tAellllltf lefleshllK-nts were -d. thodist l-:p:scopal church I is arr.inin(f it. MENUS tuelllbe : Aid y ins ai rty Sister .Mary IlKKAKKAST-- Sliced peaches, real, cream, liver and baton pal- I ties, bran muffins, milk, i -of fee. d I'oliinian was hostess! 1 .1 .'N 'H h'AS fhese soUlT!-. n of the Lutheran I.u-i sliced toinato. s. blueberry roly sterday at her liolue on ! Pl. iniMt, tea. line. There was a sal- JUNNKK llon.-y lev melon dory attendance for the after- i hails, vegetable li which was dt-voted mainly tojan maiitin, stuff iness. with Mrs. h. .1. Kb.Tt. ihleiit of the soci-dy, in charKc. , pi oKi am as mapped nut t oy aid nil ! il Chi isl mas was pre- ,eI. Tin- treasili' l's report was !ii and it was found that the aid more than enough money to fe the .street assessment pay- ita Oil the church properly. A I proiam w is (jiven. .Mrs. iimm served refrelmients dur the social hour that followed. plate of potatoes 1 baked tomatoes. buttered onions, spinach tlmoaie, frozen custard, milk, cuftee. H raise as many mint leaves ns there arc persons 'to he served In an equal number of teaspoon fills of lemon juice. I'diir through a strainer over melon halls, allow ing four to six halls for eaeh sei v inif. Chill thoroughly and serve. lHucheiry Holy Tolv One eup fiour. - teaspoons bk- - intf powder. taldeapomis butler, , farewell parly was riven l'ori-;t eup milk. 'X teaspoons suar, , and Mrs. tieiMTro Adams and;i. teaspoon salt, 1 nip liiuitier r Hire- childieil- Wednesday ries, tablespoons suar, 1-H tea it by the second ward of tho spoon cinnamon. p-r hay Saints church. 1 Mix and sift flour, bakiny pow- nnies were enjoyed durini? the J dec. salt and J teaspoons sucar. an-i refreshments werollluii in butter and cut in mUK. itou led hi I ho in chartf" Mr. j up like a j' lly roil, dau.peiiint; ends even if a singleton. is potent as- 1 sis! a nee. After North's two No; Trumps. South, having bid a 15 No Trump, is justified in jumipiilK to three. The rule is that after one i No Tn mp has been bid and jump ed to two by partner, the original No Trumper with 1-. 13 or M should pass; with 1 "i or higher, should bid three No Trumps. The IMay West lends the QUeen of Dia monds: Dummy wins with the sin gleton Ace. Declare!, counllng his tricks, ciin be. sure of two 1 Ma -Imonds, one Heart mid two Spades; in addition to these five tricks, he needs f c in- Club tibhs to make 'game and that number can he ob tained If West hold the King and .ne ur two small Ciuhs. one Club ' I rick must he lost ami the Club messe must be tried, hut It call be taken just as well on the sec ond t on nd as on the first. To trick Dummy should b-ud a .sin ill Club so as to start the Club establishment: the plan being that Closed Hand should lead a Club lor . thd f.neje whenever it obtains the ' i.vid Playing the hand in lifts way. the Declarer will iifcuko came. ; Copyright, John K. Dille Co. MAY lii;it ci; LOANS SYDNKY (API . Weakness of Commonwealth of Australia bonds on the New York market has aroused reports li-ri 1 hat foreign loans will be reduced during Die yem. In this ease it is expected i hat imports also will shrink. 'e,,kne.s uf tin- j-riics is ascribed in part lo deiieils in government tin nice caused by dwrcused cus toms revenues. and pressing firmly together. Place roll in a steamer and steam one hour and i " minutes. Cut In slices and servo warm with sugar and cream. Fair Politician Please put your orders in early -it will enable us to ghe you better service on Saturday. Buy 1 lb, of Thompson Malted Milk and get a large 75c shaker free. 10 lbs. New Potatoes 15f Telephone Peas fe Small Oranges, sweet and juicy, do. Pears Pipe for use Partlett's, lb 5c Com Yellow Bantam 22c doz. Large 5 lb. baskets of Tomatoes -Sc liorden's Chocolate Malted :liik, 1 lb. tins. .. !!) A glass mixer free. White King 51c, ED ' I"VIC - f J V ' I Ilk. . -v - I!ullseve Peas are very good for salads. 1 for - String Beans, U lbs Large Slicing Cucumbers, 2 for -' 5c Mies Sarah Schuyler Butler, laughter of Nicholas Murray But er, President of Columbia Unlver. tity, who aa vice-ciiairman ot the Republican State Committee in : New York it organizing the women ; (or Hoover and Curtift in what II ' expected ' to be U:e moat hotly j contested territory In the preilden ' tial campaign. ECCS Association I'.ggs "0 get them fresh each morning. There is no chance taken on tliee .ggs dozen ,,f' Take home a (iiai I of Our Delicious Ice ( ream for votir (iimier. Meat Department Fi'esh dressed Khode Island Ked Fiys Hams Pelicioiis Carsten's or A'aila W alla 33c Lb. Sliced liaciMi, lV)c Lb. . C.overnmeiil inspected Ieef none U tter. - -I 1 l.Ol IM .HOI l...V.i:ii laun- iki ; the imikI I'dtk draping In : p! Ic nc- lire Hil;urautc sa'.in i That's My Weakness Now" The feature record for this week is a knock out a clever bit of popular vaudeville style singing by a new Victor artist, Helen Kane. You'll like it Come in and hear it and its companion number: . "Get Out and Get Under the Moon" By the same artist. We also have two records by the cver-popu-- lar GENE AUSTIN: "Memories of France" . "Old Pals Are the Best Pals After All" "Jcanninc, I Dream of Lilac Time" "Then Came The Dawn" These with several new dance numbers make one of the best releases we have had this sum mer. Come in and hear them SOON. Adler 's Music Company lu With Nctvlltia 1 MSA ' Are of Felt and Soleil l'lut secret of the eharm of most of Die now- hats: for fall lies lu tho diape of Die hat Itself for trim mings seem Incidental. 1 trims turn up off the face and sports types have narrow and becoming seoup brims that are deeper at tho aides Ihan at the front and back. Many of the lovely new shades of autumn are here In beautiful hats of velvet, felt, halter's plush and soleil. $3.75 PTJTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Keady-to-Wcar and Millinery A t hie.HH In the California city and ex-(considerable trouble this year pects to seek -a. new location. lie keeping u crew. The weather was expects to leave noon tor Southern 'so hot during haying that men dta- nogon to look for a location. liked to work, l li 'I'll. tii-it e iiiie in, ,ii ,r ! Many tourists aro arriving at Snake ltiver whh a visitor at Kn- Itt-i'ltrlHe TlilliN.lnv 'I'll,. i,.ltt,. Inu. 1 1 , . , . .. ' and ii roiinil I he. ears wit h flwhlnir tackle in prominence on most of I Wallowa lake these days. Many come with camp outfits piled lu InesH is enjoying a period uf pros per I! y and M r, l ippeti recent ly 'Ihein, Others with liu'hler in.'irkeletl li Inrire hIi l nmeiit of hoif at top prices loads and Mpend tlielr llmo ut tho Jus. IM.N. siuM.'man rt;ir1;f.";IOlH,S was he.re this week looking for' nun. Do states thai, he has had I CI.I-;'i;i..ND ( A I) Itrick man ufacturers, helieving t hat bricks should be eutlHcd to the same pro tecllon as gold, silver, leuther, ma hogany and silk; have Inaugurated" a campaign iiKainsI the use of sub stitute for building material. It. Is contended t hat no material Is brick unless II be made from burn ed clay or shale end that mihstl-" lutes ilo not possess the distinctive nihilities Insured to brick by sub jection tWilgMM.H.1tArerffiMI eliminate everything that might burn or decay. . . The Green Market and Delicatessen Phone Main 330 Saturday Specials Sweet, Juicy Oranges 2 Doz. 13c Fancy. Yellow Bantam Corn 2 Doz. 3.")c Watermelons, Cantaloupes and Honey Dew Melons from Umatilla Open Evenings and Sundays New Melville Uldg. on Adams CASH AND CARRY l'lione Orders Main U 1 MODERN FOOD f STORES Wc Deliver $2.50 Orders Reliability In Dealings SAVE For Saturday And Monday Dependability In Merchandise . SAVE (linger Ale Hollywood Dry 6 von 59C A Coffee Stones Supreme Jilend in 49c Sugar 2.- Ml. I '.At! $1 .69 Crape Juice Knifli OieKtm Concord 22 irn,,. 45C Catsup Van Camps 11 oz. 2 1 or 39c TOII.KT SOAI Crenie Oil, I'alinolive, l.ile Iiuny liars .. 35c SOAI' I' K (J the While Naplha 1(1 liars 39c CAM 'MKT liAKINC I'OWDKK 2' II). can 59c COKKKK .Maxwell House. 1 Hi. can . 99c Crapefruit i fancy haijje liipe 3 1 or 39c 3 Mayonnaise Nallvs Full I'int Jars 35c Pickles Cheaper and lietter Fresh in I'ailk Sweets or Dills .' l'OR 10c Oranges iMi'iliiini Size Sweet L DO.FN 59c Preserves I'uie I a-ii. v Flavors VII!. O JAR ... (i9c ur.'Y i;t;i,K coons most kconomicai. at FSIO l'UICFS Peanut Butter 39c 9 U M.S. Oyster Crackers 2 1. us. 29c Macaroni 5 MtS. 39c Kite 5 u:s. 35c Salad Oil (jt ARl 39c Chocolate 2 .us 39c fcr-r 9' lu dirk Hu I