La Grande evening observer., August 31, 1928, Image 3

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J'.'ulay, August 31, 192S
Society Netos
Mrs. Pierce Is
Entertained This
Week In City
A ntlllltlfl- .if .1..M.. I.I ...i i .
f:ihn tinvi. t i ,.
-M. I'lelve full p., n. ,'.
.lint who ii vliiilm.. i,. 1 1... ...... 1
mini ! nilli liin v.7i
linn : sin- ; ... .1 . '.
mis. 1, i,n. ,,1 11 , ,. 'li'iin 1 ""'nil wilh In various ways.
II (I Iliil.'. win.... ..... . ..
.11 l.y u,,,.,.,!,,, M..,i. . .." !
.It, v. h,.,i ,., ., ' 1 ,,. ,
!,.,., 11 -i- .' , ., """"
whl. h Mi J ii .'. "j
wmi'.ii ..us. I lerec win iirejddellt
for
v.'sii.i.i'iv .....1. m ...
Mini; entertained Informally for
mis. run-,.. InviiliiK
of l: Mimi.Is.
Kioup
' Mrs. Pierce with .r clllldrra.
Unkind. IHiioiliy an. I Viird, urrivnl
in l.a CraiKlr Wc'liumluy an. I uie.
lemur,- loniirtil 011 llii. (rain. They
"11 i.a i.rnniii. lasl May anil llils
Is Hi., firs'. i:uu- llu.y have been
k sil Hun. They have ha.l
a niosl enjoyable vWI with Mini
mally friends here.
Thus., luis.nl w.ti Hi,. Mi-s-'lalll.-s
l'. I'.'. SIIiik. II. . ii,..y. (I.
Mumiiii. I.uuis W.t.il,- Walter
V1111111- . . Kennedy. K.. iim.lv.
'"'"'If Hilyanl. MrAmilly
wnn.l Williams, It. Tyh-r
Ailh-r, clmrh-H Cririin, K.ifti
it. lilftiu Smiili. llulf.
K.
r Vip-
" ami picnic to tlie Twin Itahy mini'
Mm. Wallt r II. (iitiUI . iil. it ain.-l l-ruluy. All retlirni-a tind hut
laM niulit at Iht Ih.iih- on ToJ 0,liappy and rviiortert a very i-njny-av.-nii.'
wlili a .l.-llrlitl ul .linmr j al.lc :ty.
Iiarty honoriiiK nr nit-ce. Minn
I' ranch Miller, who Is viHhiK in
I.a (.i-arIi rrmii I'orlland. Th la-hh-
was Itfiiuiii "ully decora ttnl for
l he occasiun. A i cntci piece of ohl
fashione.i fiun e; nn.l a color
t-chi-ine of p:nl; a nl nr.-m wen1
llSf.l. I lie CVellllKT
was spent
plaving games and each of the
young guests contributed his or
her tab nt for a delightful infor-
inal entertain men I of music and
si mils.
Those present w ere: Judy Sie
grist. Norma Hanks, Margaret Mc
Allister, I- rmiceN .Miller. Nancy
f'.uild and Kalph Ceibel, Sam Ash
by. Kenneth Webb, I 'avid lliatt,
Howard l.yuian.
The T .ailien Auxiliary of the K.
O. K. held a silver tea last night Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, Mr.
following the talk by D. D. Hall.'and Mrs. Champpie and the Hon-
Portland attorney, on "The Old'hams.
Age I 'elision.' The silver tea was
attended by more I ha n I iiO per
yons in Hie l-.agles hall. The com
mittee In charge of the tea Lii- I
eluded Mrs. II. W. Bailey, chair-I
man, Mesdames Kellogg. Anderson,
Totorica, 'lay, Ivlwards and
i('1'
I he tinnual rnunly meeting of
the W. '. T. I. yesterday at l'n
ion was well attended by IilWilberH
of the organl.allon from I.a
(1 ramie, I'll gin, I'll inn and other
county localities. Kb-clion of Of-
Saturday Honey Savers
10 lbs. new potatoes 15c
6 eanteIoupes-45 size 25c
2 doz. Yellow Bantam corn 41c
Small oranges-Sweet ones-
2 doz 65c
Fresh new cabbage-per lb 3c
Eagle Valley tomatoes-
per crate 95c
Festival Brand grape fruit-
2 cans 45c
Dina-Mite Health Cereal-
per pkg 25c
Don't forget our good Blue Moun
tain Ice Cream. It's refreshing
these warm days.
Meat Department
Fresh Dressed Rhode Island Red
Frys-Place your order early
4 lbs. Washington Lard 79c
fli'i rs lor the foinliiK yeur una held
mill refilled In tin- 111,1111111; of Mm.
e.ilith Hnlse. of Hie Jit. Kllllly ilis -
IrM. .,. prcld-nl; Air,. I'riinl; Mil-
lernK. ol Im (Iranil... necrelary;
and Mrs. Hunt, of 1 nlon, us
trenwui er.
riltDB were licusiuw for Hie
pBUnchlllB of an MtHuy oolllrKC 111
I"11""" wIiooIk of Hi county
""'""mo iluriiiK the lull term. Th
!! Illle will lie "Prohibition" anil
M'""lile Mrraiiiffiin-nlH for llif con
U'M wM h" lorniulalHil hit
Aliiltlt- Niiltock. of I'nion
win liiiolnli'il yralHi-iluy del. Kill
In 'intend the' Mate convention of
... ........ , ....
1 uii- n. , 1. 1 , 10 lip neiti in l-.ll-
K 111 u,t mi'i'iie or iioiouer
Mrs. Henwlok A. clarlt enter
tained ut dinner at her home on
Oak street lust evening houorliiK
Miss J..lV,.e Wood uml Miss Alice
l.eah Hiiehunan. two I.a tlrumlc
(Visilors.. Miss Wood has been here
for several days us I he ifuest of
Mli-s Hlunrhe Clark and Is leuvinir
litis rveniiiK for .Mauhaltun, Kan.,
w here she is to he a teaelier in 111.
Kansas Stale Agricultural college
Miss ltiichanan Is here from fur
vallis an the Sliest of her sister
.Mrs. I!,' Italph Clark.
romlra. Orr. (Special) Mix.
rilier Hansen, i:uhi-r of t!u ltliu
Itlr-1 girls, umi Mt. .(a nits Wmlc,
iarhtr ol the Trail ItiiiltlrH. toolc
! I ht'lr rliissrs n an ul(1ay hik'
l'ondosa, On (Special) Vol mil
Itoblnsoii'and Klhel Smith, two of
the Ulue Bird girls, whose birth
days occurred on the same day,
were rfiveii u party by the teacher
and class Wednesday afternoon at
Milti home nf
Mrs. W. W. Cray,
Kighteen little folk were present (
lo enjoy the games. Refreshments !
Wpr ph iaiep In the afternoon,
t
l'ondosa. Ore. (Special) A
pleasant social . evening was spent
nt th. 1tm.h,n. home We.l -
nesday evening. Music and cards '
r. eniove.i and durimr the eve-
i.,g refreshments wie herved by" '' '' J"'"' nT n,ll' f'"'"
J 1 1 In in in v I lii mi in ;! il I Ii ! vi ii ir I lie
the host and hostess. Those pres-
j ent were Mrs. Vinecore. sister of
Mrs. Bonham, Mr. and Mrs.
Traim d I '.veiling Wrap
PARIS. (AVf
A dressmaker
I WiUi a long list of royal ladies
Shu-lH,n0ng his clientele presents a
it rained wrap. The train several
jfeet Inns', hangs like ft panel from
the shoulders. The front of the
wrap reacheH only a few incl-OH he-
low ine Knees, i oiiar ami wme oen
sleeves are bordered with sable and
mere, is an upsiamiiiig coi.ar o.
same which iiaiie n ine iin e.
Bridge
Pointers
By MII100 O. Work
j t (I.VI'lt (T llltllMil'
;,M,mtuK our Kcrl.-H of ' Friday
l,m(, sl unlay I'onlniel ami Ancllon
l,,,. l.ainls. No. f, Is Kiv, n h. low.
.'
S-3
i 9 6-2
JI0-8-3-2
Q-J-IO-9
NOR1H
844
e-llii...i., pi
0-3
9-7-5
RK-7-2
RK-3
K-O-J-8
Ala lion IIi-iilKti lit.Ulhiu
South tine No Trump, fallowed
by llin-o passes.
I Contract ItidiliiiK
Smith I'iMir No Trumps, West
pas. North five Diamonds, Kast
pass, (iiitli i No Trumps,
t I sin the slam Itiddin system
Smith with a count nf L'7 and every
Kiilt tipped twice, is fully juMi
1 1 it-d lii IdddiiiK lour No Trumps:
expeclfnif Nori h to pas.s if w ealt,
'lull dhcclinw hi into show the Ace
or Diamonds If he has H. After
Nurlh 'hos the Ae nf Dlauiunds,
South Is aiparenily justified In try
ing for the slam. This type of hid
ilitiK, " whlh h Ik hly remunerative
. u hen It w 01 hs. mid hile In t his
case a pt to wttrk, neverl he I ess is
1 fraught with itatiKer. Three tricks
I might he lust ami t he slam hid
1 might substitute a penalty for the
sure game Smith otherwise would i
hae had. j
The riny
West's lead would ho the Queen -
of Spades: South would win
.lead th" King and Queen of Dia-
moods from t'lnM. llaml. playing
small Horn -Muminy and noting
w hether both adversaries follow.
(When they do, two Diamond entrles
iiro ti"i''l in J)""imy and Sntult
becomes easy. To tricks a
' mid. Soilt ll leads 1 'lllbs. Totllck
the Jack of Diamonds, overluk-
'"inimy won ine Ace; ami
Nine of Diamonds as an entry, h
sure to make two Club tricks, and
n discard his thre losing
rr'1'' - Mrt th" lhl ,,v"rirl,' "'"
-mly t he t.een of . lobs and De-
hirer getH Ills slam. If North had
not had two J Hamond entries,
game could not have been made,
unless the Queen of Clubs had fal
len on the second Club trick.
Kti-ngglintr !kM
Inspire Hcaiblrc-sM
PUMH CA1M A meuh linle bnnil
mifim ,Q h)1 worn wtt ft Hhln op
jeweled circlet, is one answer to the
prayer for something to nMsist "In
klll.Il(nff tho sl,ort pni1fi of I(q1)-
SMART for fall sports Is tho tri
angle of crepe do chino in shades
of brown and bolge. The llRhter
brown Is used as a band nt the
cdso, with a novel ananscment
of tabs falling over It.
Watch IJaby Gain
In Weight
Ki'i-p a ihiily rcrorl nf
III., litlli. i.im-'m IiimIIIi.
Fii-staid
HA BY SCALE
Complete with h;tni
inoek und record book.
Simple lnepenvl
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
J
LA GRANDE
OFFICE
CAT
TaAui manh mta.
wiiv oi: itov 1.1:11
thi: 1 Aim
1 left my itad, hit farm, his plow.
Itecatntf my calf became his cow;
I left my dad, 'twas wrong of
1 ourse
lUsaiiH" my coll became his horse.
1 lei I my dad to sow and reap,
Itecaiist' my lamb became his shecii.
I droppt d my hoe and stuck my
tork.
Because- my pig became his pork.
The gaidcu truck I made to grow.
Was his to setl and mine to hoc.
WilY .WOTIir.ll OXi: DIDN'T
Willi dud and me it's half and half.
The cow t own was once his calf:
1 No town for mine, I will nut bolt,
! Because my horse was om-e his colt.
I I'm K'dng ! stick ikUI where I
Itecause my shet-p was once his
IuimIi.
'I'll stay with da.t he gets my vote.,
,bcd hair which is being allowed to
j grow.
1 'The mesh band is several Indies
(wide, and tightly swathed about
'the forehead, completely covering
Ithe hair about the face, or worn
above curls or bangs as the wearer
fancien. It is surmounted, in Its
original form, by a tonoiseshell cir
iclet which sits high mi the head,
like a thira.
' Detailed Facts Mean
Everything in
Emergencies
Use Long Distance Servicel
West Coast Telephone Company
Just Arrived-the New Orthophonic
Victor Records
for September
Here's music for the whole family. Pipe-organ selec
tions, popular and classic ... Hawaiian melodies...
dance-records for the youngsters . . . and a number of
snappy new popular songs. Plan to hear these won
derful new releases soon! Come in and see us.
The Dance of the Blue Danube
I Can't Do Without You (Berlin) Jesse Crawford
Honolulu Sweetheart Of Wine
Along Miami Shore (Wai ren-Snodgrass)
Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra
Boseltc (Pipe Organ)
For Old Times' Sake Jesse Crawford
Doings Things Violin and Guitar with Piano
Wild Cat Joe Venuli-Kddie Lang
The Sidewalks of New York Medley
Harmonica with Guitar and Mandolin
n the Good Old Slimmer Time
Medley Harmonica with Guitar and Bells
Kddie Jordan and His Kast Side Buys
Daffy Dittis Pait 1 and 2 With Piano Cliff Kriend
No. 21 1(30, 10-inch
A Mother's Plea With Violins and Guitar
Since Mother's Gone With Violins and Guitar
Bud Billings
Dusky Stevedore Fox Trot
When Sweet Susie Goes Stcppin' By Fox Trot
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra
Oh! You Have No Idea Johnny Marvin
I'm Tired of Making Believe
With Violin, 'Cello and Piano Harold Yates
No. 21.")0), Hi-inch
Pifkin' Cotton Fox Trot
(from George White's Scandals)
George Olsen and His Music
Blue Grass Fox Trot (from George While's Scandals)
Johnny Hump's Kentucky Serenuders
Was it a Dream? With Piano The Revelers
Beatiti ful Male Quartet With Piano
National Cavaliers
No. 2151 fi, 10-inch
Memories of France
Old Pals Are the Best Pals ATtcr All Gene Austin
No. 21515, 10-inch
That's My Weakness Now
(Jet Out And Get Under the Moon Helen Kane
No. 21557, 10-inch
You're A Real Sweetheart Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Lonely Little Bluebird Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Roger Wolfe Kahn And His Orchestra
No. 21510, 10-inch
Adler's Music Company
In Wilh Nrwllni
EVENING OBSERVER
H ecu use- my Iiok w an once Ms
kIi oat;
It's fifty-fifty with dnd and me
A profit sharing company.
The nse nf powder, Hp uticl;, red
paint and eyebrow stencilx is hud
enough without performing the op
cralion In public. The effect is
bogus und the fair ones evidently
ilon't care w ho It now h It . Next
thing tt ey will be cleansing their
talse teeth for the cdlilcutlmi of
the miillltiiilc.
"Would you marry for money?"
said th- sweet young thing to her
girl friend.
"Well, 1 don't know about It,"
was the reply, "but I just have a
hankering hope that t'upld shoots
me with u I'lerce-Arrow."
u
She: "Von know. I like variety
it's tht- spire of life."
He: "1. 00k me over, kid: my
name W Itelnz."
Marion: "I suppose the brightest
j moment in your Hie was when Ht-r-
!mau proposed to you."
I Alice: -Itrlghtest ? There w:isnt
httht lit in the room.
Hnrd-ltoiled Little Ctrl: "(limine
one ticket, an' make It Miappy."
Ticket (Jiri: "Hut .honey, there
are two of you; how about Die
other little girl with you'.'"
II. tJ. L. (i.; "Aw, ain't we half
sisters? Add dat up!"
The Hoss: "Miss lb own. you have
A SEASONABLE
. RECIPE
MIM AltD lii I.ISII
2 itnarls cucumberH
qliailM green tomaloeH
Chop and salt and let stand over
night. Drain off In the motning,
2 (tiarlH cabbage
I ii'art onions
l quart cauliflower
- H rer peppers
1! bunt hes celery
Chop all rihe.
Irvdna:
1 galb n vinegar
1 cup flour
- cups brown ugnr
tablespoons dry uiusiaril
I ounce celery seed
1 tiuuce tumeric powdir.
Mix nil the dry ingredients to
gether wilh cold wattT enough to
form a Mliooth paste. Add vinegar
uml bring to boil, four over chop
ped ingredients and boil live min
utes. Seal In small pars.
been telephoning for
hour."
Stenographer: "Kxcuse in
was a business conversation."
The Boss: "That so? Very well,
but please don't addl es mir cus
tomers as 'Honey' and 'Darling'."
IVciicli l,i ke Ba-kcthall:
I.VPIMI Now I'taying It
I A It 1 S. AP Baskelball,
brought to France from America
only u few" years ago. grown In po
pularity daily.
I.Ast yiiir the French Athletic
Fed e ra t lo n g in n t ed 3.442 new II-
censeM to basketball players. This
year the number added was 5 . :t 1! 4 .
Pile total number of basketbalt
players In l "ranee probably ap
proaches 15,0011.
Phone Orders
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Coffee Satisfaction
If you are not already using Stone's Supreme Coffee, we suggest that you visit
our store and try a package of this specially blended Coffee for your Coffee Sat-,
isfaction. We grind our Coffee to suit your requirements whether it be .Coarse,
Fine or Medium, and guarantee it lo he equal in finality to the finest vacuum can
ned coffees. Use STONE'S COFFF.E' and save 10c pound. ' .
.... ', i , y
Savings For Saturday and Tuesday
Coiiee
1 pound
O POUNDS
Certo
Fine for Jellys & Jam
2 HOTTLKS 55C
Raisins
Seedless
35c
pia;
Crackers
Sodas plain or salted
3 39c
PEACHES1eaches-K11bcraf-Xefy
Crate-Sat. Only
uiltm
Mayonnaise
Best Food
39c
PINT
Pork & Beans
Van Camps Medium
3 for 25c
Onions
Spanish Sweets
6 poinds 15c
Watermelons
Red Ripe
POIND
Get our prices on
.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Rendy-toWear and Millinery
full hall jt.-. :'
f, 'A
The Breakfast to
Conquer the Morning
Its rich flavor Is the.
world's standard
Ciw chain TinTP'i '
49c
$1.45
1 POUND ...
3 POUNDS
Flour
Sperry Hard Wheat
49 ins. $1.75
(1 MIL.) ... $6.95
Honey
New Crop
J. H. Young, Haines, Ore.
5 mis 65c
10 LBS..... $1.29
154c
10p
POUNDS
nmmwwiiw iw
fruits & vegetables
Saturday morning
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MODERN
FOOD
STORES
Ve Deliver
$2.50 Orders
Stone's Special v "
37c
$1.10
'Tn "-y
Salad Oil
Bring a Container.
39c
QUART
Jell-X-Cell
All flavors
3 pkgs 25c
Soap
The P & G Naptha )
Laundry -r
IOhars . 39c
S)ecial 73C
Starch
Gloss
2 pkgs 15c
Toilet Tissue
1000 Sheet Rolls
O ROLLS ... 19c
Cigarettes
Luckies, Chesters or
Camels v
$1.19
CARTON
New Spuds
Clean and Fresh
15c
mm i "w tjM-wwwty
for canning early
Tho 3sattL Store