La Grande evening observer., October 10, 1928, Image 3

Wednesday, October 10; 1928.
LA GRANDE EVENING OI3SERVER
Fage Three
Mrs. Tipton to Be
Guest at 0. E. S.
Banquet Tonight
HunmiriK Mm. Kiizahcth Tipton.
f 1'iiri la ii. 1. iisifui iwte Kiand mat
run if I hi Kaxti'in Star l"lM. 1 1
chapter No. Di O. K. S.. I .a tiraiule
will ho Ikiki toniuhl a( a banquet
at llu- Masonic h.ill at which tnoie
t lian 1 iii' Fa.-tei n Star uicinbei s
and their liii.Hl.jin.l.s will hi- in at
1 ondann -, Orchestra music for Ihc
ha:i'iit-t will be .liiretH hy Aii'ln wi
l.nney, ,M en, V. Noye.s, la chair-I
man of l!n banquet ami Mrs. 11. i
N. Tu rM ux lun has ehai ko of llu
dining room. Member uf tin- ";-I
dor ul Itainhow lot (Jirls will
KCIVI'.
Following Mi.- banquet, a Indue
in-': i is to ho livid at S uVlork.
nl wliio 1 1 Mr::. Tipton will ho pre-
Mllt.
Mrs. Tipton's oftirkil visit la-Kit"
ihis iillornooti wio-u a soliool .uf
instruction wan held nl 2::M o'clock.
Monday nielli she visited the chap-loi-
in UaUor.
All tucnihei t art ! visitor's art cor
dially iii-;') lu attend llio inoctliiK
louiKhl. The ban.-uel will hetfin at
;::: o'i loci;.
Fred Spaeth, second prize to Mr
W, H. Hnhnenkauip anil convolution
to Mrs. I". A. UltlKaman. j
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The laidieg Alii or the Lutheran
church will moot iwlco thin immth
at the homo or Mrs. A. WoukI'.
'' mi ii ( "nve a von n v. M rs. WoukU
will act tH hoU-4 lor I he Hint
meeting, Oct. 11, iiml M ii. Am
hitiKo WilKht tin second lime, dot.
l!fi. Sovoutl beautiful ui'UcIom have
already come In for tin Ladies Ail ul t,H
llrady. of" m (ran?Jo, rerformrd
i lit ofi fiiitmy.
Tho bride wiim attract 1 v In n
ilioss oT royal blur crepe. She cur
rled a bouquet of urniiKH blossoms
which lior muthoi- curried 2S yoars
iiK-
The rooms wore decorated with
I tie souson'H flu worn unit pot I oil
P I tint. A it or tin con-runny M rs.
Drutnsiniih (torvoil ilinnor to those
present w hi h contested of mem
bers ut tht Immediate family.
Mr. and Mrs. .Munsell will make
their home in l.itdd t'anyon.
Bridge
Pointers
Br Milton O. Work
Carusns Arrive
Deal N In tho Morion of fin hrhl;
qucMioiiK is snhmiiioil today.
Deal X,
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Tho A. O. T. clnh met last nltrht j
homo of Mrs. t'ttri Cassott.1
Haaar and sociable to la hold
Nov. .10, the ilay iirtT Thanl;Kiv
iiiK. Tho ii hi will cml n box of sum
mer (-Idthhiu to the Luther mission
In I'orto f i ten and Virgin Islands,
the ro'-rion rooently devastated by
a tornado. A cal.lo from .Mission
ary (.Iray slalos. "cnndil ions very
hud. Xocd food, clol hint,r and mon
ey." Wearable articles, towels, olc,
will he iipurociatMl.
' -
Missionary Group
Plans Tableaus
The M. I. A. Huh wns enleilained
yi'slonlny at'torttoon al tile home of
Mis. W. C l 'rows on Mi'U (al;
st rei't. The S'-asun's flowers won
used for at 1 1 active doco rations.
Mrs. C rover (! i iiiimell received
first prixe for hinli wcuronnd Afrs.
Joel UlHiardHon received Miri''
pr ize. Koltuu illtr the
emrse luncheon was .
cards, a two
rved by Mrs.
"A ser'ies of tableaus under I he
title "lleros on the March" u 111 ho
a.foaltire of the Mlssloniiry society
nieoi-tiilK' of the 1'roshyterian
church l-Vldny ut :l::t't o'clock. Mis.
Joel Richardson lias charge of tho
talileaiis. Mis. II. '. Mci'lay is Hie
b-ader lor t ho day. I Miring tin-
pantomine poi l'in niance music will
lie played with Mis. Cent-Re Kioti
itrdson in char ire. At the social
im-etinv hold after tin tableaus
Mrs.. II. llumplirey will be in
chartfe. All members and friends
of the society are extended a cor
dial invitation to attend.
Three (aides of bridge wore lu play
durititr the evoiiinv with first prize)
for hiKh score koihk o Mrs. Waiter
I'ohrman and second to Mrs. Nellie
Spencer. A dainty luncheon w aH j
served by M is. t J asset t following 1
the cards. The next llleotiliK of,
the club Is to be at the homo of
M i s. Krlcksun,
Tho W v.st way ulnh ts planning an
especially interest it iff moot I MR for
next l-'rulay tit the homo of Mrs. W.
I). McDonald on 17ot! Walnut
street. Mrs. (loeck is chairman uf
the prtif-rain which is to include a
number of features including musi-
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South is the l'eclarer playintf a
No Trump contract; the adversar
ies have not bid. West leads the
Kivo of t'lubs ami Last plays the
Jack of t'lubs.
OJ'KSTION No, SO. What Clubs
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tew
ra I numbers. All W. II. A. mem-1 oe prnye.i j rom i Mimmy ami , 4n. Arte J o A' Itureau
beis and iriendH are Invilod to ut- '"oetI Hand to the first trick? j lrs Dorothy Caruso, widow ot
lend ihc nicotinic which is the last QCKSTIUN No. 111. What'siill I tlit ft n at opera sltiftcr, is shown
party j should iec!iitr lead to trick uu hefo with her two children, Clorlu
ttno oidcif am Jacqueline, UA
they urrivo in New York fnn,i
Italy on the H. K. Co lit t Ulitne...
iiiuno.
Answer Itlank
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i one before the Mallow
(scheduled for litter in tho month
J 1st e red Jersey cow last Monday.
She had recently purchased tiui
j animal from italic Hudson.
i Mr. and Mrs. t'hty Kox had ns j
I their overnight KOosls last Satur- !
ilay. Miss Cool, of Haines, Mtss
I Turner, of Maker, and Mies Klrby,
of l.a C.nindot The Hist iwo wotoj
ti-iichers hert last y-nr. J
Fred Nod no is drlvhifr a now ;
Whippet sedan. '
Mr. anil -Mrs. James Wise cole-I
bratd their IHth w-oddliiK aunivor
sary 'IJuestlay. They lutd as their ,
dinner miosis MtV Wise's pn rents, .
Mr. and .Mrs. 1.. I. I.lttre.ill, of
Sumiuerville.
Itev. l'ox was unable to till his
appointment at the Met hodist
church here last Sunday inomhiK.
j White hackiiiff out from his Kfraire
at I'erry another car collided with
j his. Ills car wns badly damaK' d
'but neither In nor Mrs, l-'o were
j injured,
The city council hold their rct-cn-
lar meet in k Monday evening, one
special object boiriK to discuss tho
purchase of a chemical engine. It '
WIIM decided 10 have It Up.ito the,
people. It will appear on the hal-
lot anil be vol d on at the miieral !
election Nov. I).
Cnrl lb own finished diKKtnn his ;
do acres or potatoes Tuesday. T h
potatoes were uf fine uualily but
the yield was lighter than hud boon,
ox peel oil. !
P. Centemcri Kid Gloves
In all the new fall shades
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Reatly-to-Wear
& Millinery
t rick 1.0
Announcements
in which hand should the
I jvon '.' ' J
! yl'KSTION No. ?r2. How should '
Ileelarer play trick 3? t
Mrs. Iitn It. Tanner was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at her home ut
ti delightful bridge iumlieon. l-'all
flowers made all riict ive bouquet H
A very pretty weiMinff took pliice
yostoiday at noon when- Miss Itnth
Urirmsmith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. f. I h'timsinit h, w as united
in marriage to Itoy Munsoll at the
on ihc labb-s and around the home or I he bride's pa rents in Ijtdd
looms. Kit; hi tables were in play Canyon, the occasion hcintr the
during t he afternoon wit h first I 2Sth wedtliuff anniversary of M r.
prize for hif,'h scoi e Koinir to Mrs. 'and Mrs. Urumsmith. Iluh I-:.
Charming Footwear
C1I0ES of the shiny leather lead in the demand
for charming: footwear. Shown here at sur
prisingly low prices.
$4.95 to $10.50
Pictured above is a Patent leather one-strap
style, new Spanish heel. Priced $7.50.
BURNETT SHOE CO.
Quality Shoes Economy Prices
The St ittdi and 'halter sew Iiik
club of llu American i-Kon aux
iliary will meet tit the home of
M is. ( I. II. Maxaiu Thursday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Mif-xum
lives on North Second street. !
Tho Answers
30. I Mi in my should play tho
Trey of Clubs, and Closed Hand tho
Ace. Ifecauso of the danger of the
.... . ' . , Spado suit. South should win with
I Ho I'.ver f endy Sunday School . ()e A(1), of nmk
class o. the Church ot i hrist wl I . u.rW; Kilff (.ou, wht.n ,ouh,
iiu-t-i i-i iii. i j i-it-iiiiiK ill ine'cnuieii
IMBLER
PERSONALS
annex tor
even hi k-
ii business and social
MENUS
Ity Sister .Mary
HIi:.KI''AST Stowed prunes,
cereal, cream, scrambled en km with
bacon, oven toast, milkf1 cof fop.
I. I N- HKON Kohlrabi In cream
sauce, toasted chcesp sandwiches, , J;
peach snowhaiis, lemonade.
DINN K It ltnast chicken.
ma sited potatoes. I tied summer
i take wit h the tjueen atid i etain
Mhu Ace. .The adversni'jesj will
make ut least five Spade tricks if
'they start that suit. Declarer can-
not make name merely by running1
his high-curd tricks; t w o Clubs,
four Heart it and two J Mamonds
would leave him one short of his
Koal. If hu showed West that ho
j held control of llu adver se clubs
: and started tu establish Dummy's
j Diamonds, West would bo apt to
shift to the Spade suit when he won
I Hamond. South can make
name If hit can run Dummy's Dia
monds before tho adversaries take
five I licks; consequently ' should
! SMitash. fresh pear and celery sal-' lh' Ar'' of 1
' i . . . . . Irick m an utti
d. chocolate Ice
cake, milk, cof foe.
cream, plain
luhs on the first
I rick in an attempt to deceive
I West, and induce him to place the
The dinner menu is excellent forT" ol'it'll,,' f" t,u Ktl
, iinu i uiiiiuue iii.li sun W lieu up
j next obtains ihc lead.
IMIJI.KK, Dre. (Special) Hosh
I'erry was successful in bruininK in
a fine buck one ilay last week.
This year tho number of hunters
brinninn in deer has been very few
as compared with other years. It
is thought that by having no little
rain this rail, the timber ts so dry,
tho doer arc warned of the hunt
er's approach and are frinhteiied
atvay when ho hits to make so
inueh noise.
Mr. ami Mrs. Al Fuller and chil
dren, Audri y and Muster, tlrovo
over from .Moro Sunday to sponu
a w eek witli Mrs. Fuller's fat lie r,
A. I'ilKo.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A mold us
and children w ere Sunday dinner
t-uesis at the home Of C M. Halo.
Mrs. Klleii Klcklin, who has boon
in puoi health for months, is not
so Welt itnahi. Hoi daughter, Mrs.
Cteot'Kc 'Clark, ami her daunhtor,
Joyce, of l-'bo'it, came over and
spent the latter part of the Week
ftlih her, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. 1-icklln is at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. A. C. (ilonn.
, .Miss Mabel N agoner, of I.oh
ttnc, was calling in liuiilor Satur
day. While here she attended the
n family Sunday dinner or an In
formal company dinner. Heavy
"springers' are delicious roasted South should lead the Five
land require little attention during jr Hearis and North should play
cooking. the ijiiecn to get tho lead.
I'ofirli Snowballs Hi'. North should lead the Four Wallowa-Union county instiluto
One-half cup rice. 2 cups boil- ; of Diamonds and. unless Kast play held III l.a Uramle.
f Ing water, 1 cup milk, teaspoon Ithe titieon nr Jack of Diamonds, I Stuart Sanderson and mm, Ver
jsalt, 4 large peaches. 4 tablespoons Sout h should play the Ten of Dla- fal,, of' l.a Ci ramie, spent Sun-jay
I sugiir. butter. 4 preserved or can- monds. The Diamond trick that night at the Frank Woodell home.
! die) cherries. , 1 must bo lost Is .surrender d . u'i-, ,M'r; , Woodell anI. ,Mr, Sanderson
Wash rico and dry into boiling mediately with the idea of placing, went duck hunting Monday morn
water to which salt has been add- West In the lead and with tho ing.
hope that West will continue ctuhs. Last Monday the children of the
fit h and tit h guides gave their
ichor
ed. Cook until water is absorbed.
Add milk and cook over hot water
until kernels are soft. I 'are peach
es and remove stones. I'ut a cher
ry in the cavity. Cut four squares
of cheese cloth and dip in hot
water. Spread each square with
rice and put a peach In the center. I
Sprinkle with sugar ami dot with:
butter. Full corners of cloth to
gether and tie. Steam from thirty j
to forty minutes. ltemove from
cloths ami serve wit h sugar and ;
cream.
i
I A I Smith is picking up states
manlike ways rapidly. There's j
. more discussion about his state
; ment on farm relief than there was
: even over President Coolrdge'n "do
I not choose.'
t - 1 atipitoyfctitt '' jt n ! j ? TTr t i . -.
EMPTY POCKETS
JF you've ever been out of a job, without a nickel in your pocket
or a meal in sitfht, if your wife lias suffered too, then you know
the meaning of a savings account.
Now when you have a job and plenty of money is the time to
save. Now it's easy and, good fortune or bad, you'll always be
glad.
Save at This Bank.
United States National Bank
La (Jrande, Oregon
"Member Federal Reserve System"
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A II Alt UTF.IUSTir tletail of
tho evenitiB niodo is Ihc skirl
which Is longer in front than in
hack the placo whore It in short.
est i covyieU with a long lougf
panel,
MIhh Ni'ilsun. a ulea.iant I
! sut prise in the form of a haudker- I
chief shower, the occasion being'
her birthday. A lunch of sand
1 u ichos, cookies, pie and apples wax
served by the. pupils. Tho same
day i aru in Keenaii of the 4th
grade enjoyed a birthday and treal-
ed his classmates to cake and lolly
1 pups-
T. (. Krause, of Stanflebl. held
services here last Sunday at 1 he
! I iiton church.
J. F. Woods is spending several
I days this Week at the home of his
' daughter, Mrs, Andrew Arnoldus,
I at liefisant '.trove.
. Mrs. iVxio Smith Inst a fine reg-
I New Thing
! In Face Powder
I A new youth shade that is exclu
sive t M FI.l.o-( ; i.i . stays on
l-iimer. U-ttn jit feelr-d by perspira-
jlion, does not elng the pores. This
1 new wonderful Motility Fowder is
niaile by a new Freneh I'locess and
y..u will bo delighted With It. Ab
'..Intely pure. Jit try MF,I,L-
1 1 , i and rune lis rare qua Miles.
;nly one dollar, (ikiss Drugs, Inc.
Adv.
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that contains 5 Jresh
Vegetables v
How these dclitioui VEGETIZED Wliolcwlifat
wafirs vanMi! Children beg for ilicm bc(n
meals. Moilitr scrvcjtliem to her caloric-counting
briJjje gunt. Failur likes to munch them while
tuning.in on his favorite station. And grandmother
finds tha: these wafers in a bowl of warm milk at
night, assure sound sleep! And eirry unfiT cotilitim
lie Itettltli-builtlittK i itantin and mitivrul of carrott,
Uttatet ipinmht tomatoes and ceU'ryt
Tru-biu,
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Here Ills
The
Hrunswick
Superhetrodyne
Radio
The set that brought
in the World's Series,
play-by-play as shown
on the electric' score
board in the Imperial
pool hall.
Let l?s Demonstrate.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
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There is much imitation vanilla on
the market. Watch for it. It has a
loud and flashy taste. Good cooks
demand the delicate, flowerlike
flavor of pure vanilla - - Schilling's.
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NEW FA
HATS
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Three Groups -- The Smartest of the New
Velvets - Felts - Metallics
A smart selected assortment of this season's very finest hats --qualities
usually sold up to .$15 and $18.
IN A SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
VW c
$7.95
$9.95
$12.95
All the new fall shades gold and silver me
tallics feather models beret types
brimmed, brimless and off-the-facc styles.
A chance to choose from the season's most
chic and clever modes at nrices far under
regular.
$1.00 Down liuys Any Hat
Cinderella Frock Shop
WATERS