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Thursday. August SO, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three I Annual Convention ' Is Planned by La Grande Rebekahs . ,. -w. f- 1'lans were discussed iast nlht itt u iiM-i'tiiiK or the l.u Ciiniii.lt ite hek.th hh1k. Tor the annual I'nion county convention to, be held Oct. H with lr4ij$t member from KlKin, Hummer vHltv ovf, t nion ami l.u tii nmle in attendance. At that lime Mrs. I.ouife IVin.i, of Iut html, stale president of the assi-m-bly. ' will speak. ' Plant! w ill titi discussed yp. tenhiy for a dance to be Klven un der the auspices of the IoimI Ue hekahs ut Hit' (id 't'YIIows' halt sonieiimt in Hcptcmher. A d.-ti-nito date Iinhut yet been set. Klf-ly-lhr. wt'ie present u't" the midl ine last lUllt. . . Mrs. Susan Iturifeti was pie;isant ly surprised on Hie occasion of her 7 4i h birl Inlay Tuesday, A J X, when a Kroup of :in trlends iral her-c-d at her home on 1 ;ih7 ' t 'edur utieet for an informal surprise par ty. 'I'hc Kudu's ineluih-d members of i hi- Women's lleib-'" t'oips. of wit ii'h Mik. I in i neit has been a number for 2a years. ' 'Tlii' uin-Mt of Iionor received many Invelj flirts. ', I liijous re 1 'rctdmieiits wore served during tin i yi-ninj;. Mrs. T. A. I'Yene'h, of Kn ttiprise, was an out-of-town Kticst.' Ml km l.enore l.cdhctter and Louis 1 Uteri v ere quietly married lu Van couver last week, ifturninK to I.a Clr;.ndeyesterday after n brief wpiI- illm; trip alonif tin- coast. I liy Clifton, Appli'Kuli unit Tol and has been here from California in cluuge of construction work near Meu chunt. Mr. urn! M m. Applegntc mail their home at the Saiajmvea Inn. . . . Mrs. W'. C. Perkins Entertains F o r Mrs. F. L. Lilly Mrs. V. f. IVrUJn entertained yesti-rduy ut t In- I. a (.ramie hotel with a hridHc luncheon in tumor of Mrs. K. I. Lilly, who Is' leaving next week for California. Tin six tables in play durin; I he at'ter rtnon were decorated with full flow i'n. l-'lrst priKi fot- high Hcort went, to Air, t'huw lln)ininkum(). sccotnl to Men. (Miailr.H I'laylf. and tlilt.l In. M rat, Wllliaut s;.Stit. T - Mik. It. W. Launlilln. of La i !runiltv'ntMtalni'l Sunilay In hon or of )n-r Kr;'.nitlauKhIi r, MiKi Vir ginia I.uukIiIIu uml lonall Hmilh-pi'U-r, Msn l.aiiKblin'B fianri', both of HnkiT. with a cl.liKhtful ilinin-r parlyat tin La (iramlo hoick ritrK vvcro liiid for 1- iiji fol lovy.s: Misx VliK'tnia Lanhlin, Lit- I iloi-:i J.atiKhlii). ia y Hamilton, Lli.atM-th Huron. Lucillf MillcriiiK. M i-ssi'K. I onahl Sinit h p-( it. Kran cis Itollinson, Kii.t.'iPll McKonnou. I I'Vrn K'Hy. WVIIinKton Ilainiltnn anil Mrn. I',rl 1 1 a mi 11 on ami Mr. j It. ,V. Lonwhlln, all of l.a Oramlt. Bridge Pointers iiy Milton O. Work I Tin county W. C. T. I". Ih ntoot lnf this afti-tnoon. Tho main fa ttin on the proKtam ts tin talkMy tht Iti-v. It. I.. Putnam. Mi-thoilist Mill mak( their home in li GrhmL'. ' pastor of l.a Ciramle. on "Tin Lvlls MIsm Lfiihetter Is tin MaiiKlitwr of of Moiliflratfon." At tin hus'.netis Mr. and Mrs. K. L. I.fijbfttor and session of the nraniation plans Mr. L'bort tin non of Mr. and Mrs. will also ho made for "attendanet L. J. Kltert. Hoth attendod sphooljtit tin- atut V, t . T. V. eonvt-ntion nr iind have a will' rircin of to Ik hold in Lutein In Sfptem-fr(-ndt. AJik. Kht-rt Is employed litr. ' LlHt year Mih. Kdilh IhlKe nl tin1 Arrade theater, where Mr I'IIutI I tin operator. Pnitt, who Ib leaviiifr. Sept. 4 to enter school at Kf. Tertta'ii' In Koine. A deilpht(ut duy of nwim mlnff and pienieliinc wan enjoy''! and the honor Kiiettt rei'elved a number of lovelj KifU, hiiioiik thetu n. wriwt, watrli- from her fuiher. (3. II.. Pratt. A .iaiuo hirthilay cake was served. t'oiitlnuiiiK the werles of hit lids Thorto lm en loved lh.' affair In whielt a uliulH differeiiee hi-l wwh Mm. .Viva llansidl and daunh-. tweeu the eat ils Iteld makes a lers. Wllmu and Lois, Mr. and Mi s. I ureal dirfefenee In the method (i. N. TarkltiKton. Mr. ind Airs, in which lieelarer should- tise In la-Hoy M hi Kan. Miss Kdna Hrown, the devi lupment of his combined Mr. und Mrs. i i. Lefeviiie and chtl-j liands. we wive today Noh. 11 and dien. P.osulie und KitK. ne. A. Me-1 1 In both South Is the leelarer; AlliNter uml ditii)?hters. Margaret Heart are Hump: and Wesfa lead ami Huth, Mrs. Kred Mormon and is Hie Kiti of Spades, daughter, Catherine, Miss Sylvia I Ho.din. .Mr. Pratt ami Miss Pratt.) watt delegate from t'ninn to the state eouvention held at St. Helens, ihefron. The membership of the county union includes ubont fni women; most of them from- La drande and Llffln. .Mrs. Vather spoon. roiinly president, is presid iitK at the meeliiiK today. Plans for tho lletirep- of Honor convemioii to lie held here Sept. i 5 were dlseussed Tuesday nihi when tile lodKe met at Katies' hall. J with Men. C. K. Wale, jiresident. in) cluirK'. - A number of Important mnttei-H w-re taken up. oytstnndin; t amonff them belnff the, selection n' j the uniform Tor iKe oiiieers tnidj lilll team. Curnatiivi ' n 1 will not meet tlii: mtuith and the memheis will donat to tin convention fund their monthly fees for Carnation club, it was decided. 1 Nt-xt Wednesday. Sept. 5. Mrs. Wale and Mrs. Iluiold Lyman will enter! iiin the sew In club of the lodfe at Mrs. Wale's home. Ariicb-s for the haxanr will be finished and plauft for the bazaar and cooked rood sab- which are to be held to Keiher soon will be discussed. ' r Imhler. Ore. (Special --The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Prank Martin was the inspiration ror a very deliKhtlul surprise party Tuesday afternoon, when about 2ft of her friends called to ex! e.nd trieetiiiKs. The afletnoon was spent with visiting, music, and a kucss inir contest in w hich Mi s. Ah in Westenskow won . the first prl.e. Mrs. William Itollins received con solation prize. liurinK' the nfter ' noon Mrs. Martin n-celved many beautlful presents. A lunch was served by Mrs, v 3 8 3 J-6-4-2 K 0 J-S 8 NOK1H y-3 fl-Klj-M-2 7-53 4fl vi-8-3 I NORTH '"" . t s -! CkMMt IW SOUTH fl 6-3 ' hh 7-5-3 A-7 Mrs. V. J. Appb ifate entertained M La (i ramie I rlcn.dt-. , ycslerday Willi a dellKhtful maiinee parly ut Hie Funrhon and Marco idea at (he Arcade theiiler. followed by re trcshmeiits at The Tiffin. leave Saturday for Spokune. Tkefon her birthday anniversui-y. ttin a report to the department of , he ve,'y l"n,11Hh ,,'t'l,,,e lr onB Jul" AppleKUle: have -made many'proup of her friends entertained commerce. verse J.and have three trumps to i i . I.. . . , . , . V, ..i., . j . , i,.,, .trumps could not be exhausted and ibtice In La i ramie. Mi. Apple- Pi tie Cone yesterday. The occa- a service in the capita! with 1 pate Is a member of the firm of 1 ftion was also a farewell for Miss i:i1mbt. . Tin Dlfferenc' In Muiiugrmciit at I Tin Two Hands I The difference between Now. 11 'and12 is that in the former. Cbised )eicious iiiinit nas one moro iieari una nas Martin's n,,t a -"Kiall i'lub. In both cases daUKhters. after which' the quests i-'sea nami wouiu win ine uim departe.l wishing Her many Imppy , -rick Ht " Ace f P"des nml retnrni of Hie day. j would note the advantage of dis- ', . , i ( cardim,' losinKNi ardH on Dummy's . S, ! Clubs. Peclarer ulso will ixix to South Africa A 111 fict . t t , , , I)um. ivwvT.., i niv because at best only four dls- VASHlNmON (ADAmerican nbtllined and Closed taxl.alm nre to be introduced Into - South Alrl;a by company own- tllnUKhll0HH.,Ill3Wr would ruff I Til - lxeii in junniinr.M..B, , , v , , , i,.. . . rt 1,1 n. j Offering Decided Savings To Early Purchasers of New Fall Goats i The season's finest examples of Style, Quality and Value, in a wonderful new-arrival showing. That you may realize tlic defi nite advantages of CINDER- ' ELLA VALUES We open the new Coat Season with a most unusually low price level. . From the plain and practical through the medium and luxur ; ious. . ' Style Quality IJeauty Stamps every coat a real value." $14.95 to $98.95 Dummy's clubs established. Con sequent ly In No. 11, the Ace and KiUK f trumps should he led from closed Hand ami If all four adverse trumps drop, a flrnnd Slam seems easy. Declarer would lead in Dum my and discard four losing; cards on Dummy's four remaining; Clubs, Of course the last Club lu Dummy mit-'ht not bp pood, but it probably would be. If the adverse trumps be divided 3-1. Declarer must lead ihe A"'e. of rinbs to trick 4 and a trump to trick. 5, drawing the lust, in Jiiinmiy In order to ensure tho running of Dummy's Clubs. I Tn Nn: UV Declarer,, hnt'lnir 'a small Club to put Dummy In and there beitiK no da 'of hlockiiiK that suit, should lead a Spade t trick 2, jrlvitiK Dummy an immedi ate ruff;, he then could lead the Jack and another trump from TjDummy, expecting to exhaust the adverse trumps and Kt three dis cards on Dummy's Clubs. This would be ployiuK fnr a practically sure Small( Slain. Iiy leading a Club to trick 3, playinjr Ac from Clnsed Hand, nivinK DummV a second Spade ruff anil then lead Iiik Itump. a (Jiand Slum could be made- if the adverse trumps were divided S-2: but with a 4-1 division wanie inlvchl le lost. ' i' ('opyriMhl, John - Dille Co. ; e Modes f Autumn IB h&W 1 W -fit V'M m. ' Fall! 1-5 -hew IUiin 1 AUTUMN rump In 'llu Tiirc as tlio 3 Vwv ' , Vf'''' Fnl1 I,ats ur" liiMllne niMlpi hil for full ' closc-flttlnK - triip, but f.o.ks. The ono skolrh.l ElMuont'd l)y CondC mil ihp mm, Wiiy The . , , ... . , ih'nnirp chiirni f a tiny ,y""''" "f ,h" ,"v,,y Authentic in style. , ' t,.lKin . tllo (l,.,lop of ,. m"""ls :ur ""K f ""w- Jloderately priced. , f- u,wv .Hh - the IhK. N'ule llio lltilit. rnreli'sn cruce of n slilch- MviithPil Blnllp. tho fr.iut 1. Whon iu:i(hnnr tmil minloinolKPlIp Btpp furlll fl1 valfiihiiid lirim - nil riiirp, the Hitiart vestop. ui"1 fllhltni Diis fall. CoiiIm very similar to nrtipnt illfforpiu'e - - thp onp -vUi'lchfil, will h worn. Kvpi'y iipw Miiliimn t-..:. t iu...lv Is I.itp! KvPry new fur . 1,1 hnrvw ". monpt , ii-iininiii't! lAi'iy now rnlurt' I'Iiip, navy, Mark anil all ' ' fnHhlonnhlo cohn'H, - . , , . PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-to-VVear and Millinery i MENUS beaten with siifar and milk. Cover with Hlires of bnitered bread with buttered side up. Sprinkle with hrown miKur und 'jtnnamon and cover dish. Pake, covered, lor L'O minutes In a moderate oven. He move cover nml bake until fruit. Is tender and top ts brown. Serve warm or cold wit h a Marni'ii 01 s eetened w hipped cream. d i Sinks With Lumber Your Credit Is Good Under The ( IMJERELLA EASY PAYMENT PLAN A Few Dollars Down Balance in Small Iasy Sums KIT1T8 COATS Cinderella Frock Shop miki.im ut ihksm:h Iiy Sister .Mary 1 DltKAKI'WST Kocky I'ord nu Inn n:il mn;i 1 irc:i 711 Ht'V. mill ,-KK. luoiled tomatoes, popovers. j VasIUFUJ toil SIl'ip l.l'N'i'HKO.N' Toawted luiifhinti sandwiches. rteM nml aiiH silud.i b-mnlliide. I , - ; DINNKIt Pr.dlol porterhoese j HfKil'I A M, Wash. A utr. SO. (AP) flenk, lattice p6i:i:es, vyrr on the;. The stenin Hchooner Wnkheenn coil, shreddiMl Ve-ictald- rnln-l. sank nt her berth In forty feet of pear bread charlotte, mill;, coffrre. .water here early this mornintr;. I'M re Toss shredded hta-l lettuce, rah-' di-pnrtmentn piitups had worked all baKf. Kteen p;per?i. carrots ami nlKht In nn effort to keep her afloat ein iy toKcther l: a rlulit I Kreu.'h drcssmtr and servo at once. The Vegetables should be - shn'ddrd and crisped In ice water ntid then tossed dry in n InrKc flipiare of clneso cloth. 1'enr llren I ( harloUc f'life-; rf bread cm one-hair Inch thick, pears. 1 1-2 cups milk, 1-2 cup sutfar. If etf;H, 1-1 teaspoon grated nutnii-e, l-l cup broAtl siiK.'ir. J -- teaspoon emnfrmon, butter. Line a linking dish with sllci s of bread buttered on one Bide, pjittlnK buttered side against the dish. Pill dish with ripe pears, nan-d. cut In Krai"! nutmeg and pour over eyus 11 after Hhe hail been towed into dock from drays Harbor bar, where she grounded Wednesday. She was out hound for Han Pedro with I.inft. Iino feet of lumber. Ituy IVwvr IMnnoH LONDtJN (AP) Popularity of the phonograph and changes In fashion ore blamed for u decline in British Imports of musical In strument!! this year, the decrense beinff especlully noticeable in pi anos nnd organs. More musical in strutneniB of oilier types were im ported, but the value was less than usual. Too ninny cooks in addition to spollinj,' the broth also Increase Ihe number of pan tolers. JCr&tisesi Marsh The CanJ t'ooj llml ald ill tteslitin neututliilnq exress Acidily. 'fault of 57 dollar recipes in each 12-ouncc tin. At concclionen, draughts, grocfM. -; ' v- - 3V CoIIpkp Honor AnKoriatlon, for th( third conspoitUve time today. Choose Officers For Hlortar Uoard,tnr offir,rH n,t,m,(i ''wore wi-h. iMarlon lllclioy. Kt. Itinirxr, f'al., viro prt'Hhlent: Mrs. -Ada H. WpHt YOHKM1TR, Cal Auk. SO. (AP) ipvrr, Lincoln. Npbr.. tlpamirpr. M I'M. Kalhh'pn llumtnoml ot Ht. I IMroit anil Minnpnpolls wpro il.oulH hub replertnil prrBlilrnt of the ronnlilproil iib .'onvi nllon clth s ror iNilllonal Mirlar lionr.l, Womrn's next yiar's miwlons. B i J aea-aazsssasj r i mpm i V A N: IM.I. I'ltfK'K ot hl.i'V cfitlii kIiowh the feminine trend uf the mode In Ita Iujik W ti 1 1 k plpated rollar and depp curj t "9 A' PT3 ST '""V., 1 TV i A Wght X The Breakfast to Conquer the Morning Iff rich flavor Is the world's standard Education for Reality "To the extent that colleges and uni versities fit youth for the realities of our own day, the more who attend college better." President W. J. Kerr, . TMumtum tor Reality," Dec. 1927. X TIIK LAND-GRANT COL- ,K(.iKS, as described by Senator I cirri I L curricula were established 'Mo offer an opportunity in every state for a 1iIkt.iI and pr;utital education . . for the world's luisinc, for the indus trial pursuit and professinnn of lite- Oregon State Agricultural College Affords this type of education in its 10 degree-grantinK schools and departments AGRICULTURE (U.S., M.S. decrees) Animal lluubmetrr. Firm MinnKrmciit, Horticulture, unH 17 bihpr innj irt. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (U.S., M.S. degrees) COMMERCE(B.S. drKree; M.S. in Agricultural Lconomics, Hural Sociology) Arcountirv !') M iiisKr"i'n' A'tvrrtiv mg and htliitg, U Jiitn'HI ktij l'lliMiur, (.riirtal Ilu.:irl, Mr KtUtr, .Vuc laiI J'r4ining, M ri. init(, tic ENGINEERING (U.S., M S.dc yrecs) Civil t Mrutttirjl, llitihwjr, Niu(Jt. Ilyilrautn , kjilrtxei (.''mttru t ) ; Eltctricil (Puvtri. Hallway. l.iP'.Minp. Iltuli Viltjp, 'L-lf (!iiny i Mibmtl (M.itliine Dfion. llral I'own. Vrt,o. Ution, J I rating, .., KiiiKcrno n, A!ni A-Ti.naiiot'lj j InduitiitJ Shoi Alm.n- n: Utraiion. ..i Die S.liuot at Ditic Aru inJ Scitturt, Intlut lfiyiiil KdtMiooii. atxl MiH fint tlf'iai uu ti-litioiul (laiaing iui'l'l"l",i,-fT lu 'lc ni.tu r m FORESTRY (U.S., M.S. degrees) I.OKiuit I lii; i )trcriTi(f , I.HrnWt Ma'itl tmitio-, I'icltiiH-.il l-orr-iiry. i HOME ECONOMICS (D.S.. M.S. tli'Krrei) t'lotliinM. tcMilr., .ml R.lil.d Ariv; I U an.l Nulnlr.ir. MmK.linlil All. tniui tr -.'r. .n ; 1 fi liniti.:iul M.iniiurru.itt. - MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS (M.S. detree) t'av.il- v, 1 kI1 AtMlrry, l.ngificrr , MINES f l'..S., M.S. d.Srres) t . M ui.i'tf l.nc.mi-niig, Metjt-' ' . ; PHARMACY (1'I.C, B.S., M.S. d c.icvs) Ptt.-itti-.n---iui,-, IMiarmjccotkal Amir VOCATIONAL EDUCATION It S., M.S. dct-rec.) v. .11 utiMii. Sti-rtft!io, nnd Tarht i A,.ih iliiiu-, Oinimiur, Home tut,... lii.Ui-.iri.il ArU. Ic.HiiialtMH, l ilnary Pneliri. ( If.l.lillil to iftl(tt illoi Vtir CataioKut nj Oitict Inlormatioi, Ail lrra THE IEGISTHAR OREGON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE , , CORVALLIS
