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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1928)
Pake Three Thursday, November'?, 1928, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER A MODERN CINDERELLA-. Hridge Pointers Ily SI tl ton O. Work m ,'-T- - Society. News Alpha Club Party Is Complimentary ! To Mr., Mrs. Bowenj ! Mr. ami Mis. A. It. Bow en wrt honor guests at u no-host dinner ; lost night at tin- I.U Grande hold when 1 hi- A I pl" cliih elite rt allied Cor them. Mr. ami Mis. Howen are I "a ving soon for Port land. A ! t-r th, dinuor tin- party wax entertained at bridge at tli home of Mr. anil Mrs. Charles 11. It-y-nohls on 7 ui Washington avenue. Mrs. A. W. Nelson rcceiv ed ho men's prize. Tor high won1 ami II. DKou received men's mize. Mr. ami Mrs, Hmvcn were pre sented with a lovely gift. 'hrysant homums ol' orchid ami wliiu- colors worn used Tor uttrue I i vi deooral ions. ' Mis, f. W. Xoyes an1 Mrs. 11. K W'illmiiis entertained the I'ast Ma trons' club of the Older of the L'aMern Star last night at the Ma sonic nail, Twenty-two members of Ihf. chih wrri' present for the social evening. M rs. Noyes and Mrs. WiHitins served a delicious two-couisc luncheon. t The. 1'arkdute etub met yesterday at'li-rnooii at the homo of Mrs. Smjih at Inland City -with Mm. Owsh y. president, presiding at the business meding. Fighteen mem bers of the cliih wt-it' In attendance. The rooms of the Smith horn wen attractively decorated with autumn leaves anl crysant heliiums. Nee. lie work was worked on dur ing T h afternoon which was ended when Mrs. Smith served dainty re freshments. 1 Party Announces Coming Marriage t A delightful announcement din- Guild mee'.ng held yesterday at tier party was held last night utjllonau hail, plans were completed Ihe home of Mrs. Louis Ijtrson on for the annual bazaar to lake place I7ij avenue when Miss Klnora ' Saturday. Nov. 17. at the halt. Mis. Hansen entertained In honor of it". H.'ttnssett and Mrs. Oliver Itiley Mbis Loulsi. Salisbury whose inur-lworo hostess at the meeting yester ihige to Wayman Scott is to be unjday, which wiih well attended, pveni of Nov. 11 In La Grande. Mrs. II. A. Zurhrlck is chatrinan The names of Miss Salisbury and 1 of the Important church event ami !Mrs. Anna Polack Is finance chairman. Thompson's W $ Cold and Grippe Tablets and Mcritol Syrup of Wild Cherry with Guiacol, is a treat ment that quickly relieves any cough and cold. i Sold only at ' Moon Drug Co. 0 $ : 5 S -VAgents for the Owl 2 Drug Co. Crepe Paper Full lonfflh rolls in a score of attractive colors while they last 3c Per Roll This is just one of the many bargains at our Change of Ownership Sale. He sure to take advantage of this offer. La Grande Book & Stationery Company Successors to Xewlin's 111 I Adams Ave Stevens - Van I 10.-. Ailnlli. Ave firurc Childifn's Wool Mittens and Gloves, 25 to 73? I.Mr. Ki'ott Hilli Hip wclilliiK .1 11 1 were t'li-verly ronc-.il,l ou tnl; iiml Ki'iteu ranlH liliHi-n in Itiilivlilit al .11 ill ImKkftH. Aftr the S oVIurk illnmr llir -venlnir m HiH-nt iili.ylii t-nnlx Willi IHkIi prlw troinK lo Miss iMK-jm.x bury und low lo ill. Coi-rim. Itak-j el,, , , i , I lie rolor scliemo u.sml tit tin- ta- lilt-n anil for llie flowers was pink anil Rr.en. ' . Tl..- wililiiiK. whi. li Is lo l, lu l.l nt Hilmluy inorninit al 11 "Vlork at the homo Of Miss Snlinliury sis- U-r, Mrs. liaison, will 1m a iiuli-t CHr.-niony Willi a few Inllinali - frieiuls In ull.-nilaiu'f. Those who attcinleil tho wt're: Miss Corrlno Maker tlinner ; M 1 s. MihlitMl llarmti-n, Mrs sey, Miss Sallslmry am Ht' II. una 1 1 it 1 Mlss llan- J Tin- Crystal Kenekah 1ookc liehl a regular meciitis last night. Plans j tttTd tlisciiSNcn' for the i'nion conn- : iy iliistrlet associution ineetiHK of j the lotlkf1 to ho held tomorrow night at. I'nion heginninK with a bumiuet at 7 o'clock. A number of ineinlters of the local bulge expect in attend. The Ladies Auxiliary to Ihe1 '.' I !ll"S'l" I V I. II. ITS IttOI hot-hood of Itailroad Trainmen I I, Hies are always admired for met at Kngle's hall last night at j their wtately beauty but they have 7:311 Vlock with u large number! pioved the despair of gardeners in att"ndumi for the business I very often because their cultural meeting und thv discussion of plans peculiarities were not well under for u rhriKtmas purly to he given stood, t'f rcetuil years there has in December for the uuxillary been a revival of interest in these member and their families. I e-; Melons refreshments wen served by Mrs, J. II. Davy. Misses l.eona and llladys Waldroff and Mrs. . Waldroff. Episcopal Guild Plans For Bazaar At the SI, Peter's Kplscopal ! Other commit tei members In- V It. K. Westell II a v or, c nun ina ii nun i. n .un i.i Groulich. Surprise tree: Mrs. J. D. nlr and Mrs. Nellie Neill, Klsb pond, Mrs, Itoss Katon, chairman, and M rs. S. D. Crowe. t 'ountry store: Mrs. Hubert Anderson, chair man, and Mrs. George Gray. Ap- rons and pillow cases: Airs. Charles Ithoeni, rluiinnun; Mrs. Henry Hilt and Mm, Cowling. Gift shop: Mrs. Lf-sll1 Klnzel. chairmtin;-Mrs. G. L. IfHTISOn, I. .Ms.-t- hum .inn. N. Ashby: chicken dinner: Mrs. I'ross. chalriiian: Mrs. George Cocliran, Mrs. Km est Oruy. Mis. L. L. Snodgrass and Mis. Charles liraham. Tickets: Chairman, Mrs. Donald Pague; Mrs. Oscar War- nook, and Mrs. Warren K. Gilbert. t hi meet in ir vesterdav four representatives of the Kpiseopalian church army, from Kngland, spoke. l'Yiends of Mrs. Kdward Holines. former well known resident of I ji Grande, and Mrs. Lincoln Gault. also well known here, wilt bo in terested to know- that they were : presented In a concert Tuesday af ternoon at the Multnomah hotel in Portland which was sponsored by the MacDowell club of that city. I Mrs. Gault. who-was formerly Lulu Duhl Miller, contralto, and Mis. Holmes us accompanies!, appeared with Miss Kunlce p rosso r. violinist, and Richard Whltlacre, pianist, in t he program. The Carnation club met last night at the home of Mis. Parley Price. The rooms wen attractively dw-n-rnted with potted plants following out a yellow and blue color scheme. Three lables of bridge were at play during-the evening with first prize for high score going to .Mrs. Al Herman, second to M rs. V. D. Wurner and consolation to Mrs. Harold I.yman. A meeting to he held especially for fathers anil relatives of chil dren at Greenwood school is to be un evont of next Friday evening when 1 1 1 1 G roe n wood 1 'a re n t - ! TVuchor association meets at t he I D, S. halt on North Kir street at. 7:3U O'clock. C. It. Kberharl Is to hB ttio speaker. A program of music ond other entertainment In ! costume Is to ho featured. It is urged that all parents, re latives and friends of the Green wood children attend. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Itrow n enler- Utntfd 1 bo members of l lie J loot .Owl lirhigc club last night at their home on Walnut street. Three ta iblefl of bridge were In play during ;tho evening with first prize for ; women going to Mrs. George ,Io- hansen und tow to Mrs. 1 11 vilb 1 Wright. Klrst prle for men wont to lilake Shields and low to Louis I .arson. A two-course luncheon was k'tv j oil by tht howtesH following t he t cards. Engelen Co. Kiillflinc 1a C.rnnile, Ore. Indies' Wool Gloves, Fancy Cuff, 98c to $1.-10' I Announcements .,., w,,. ,.,, ,., Ml m,e, w,.,,s,1;iy .,, 7:;1 ..vi.uk lit! , ,,f ,, U,,S11 wtth j' I Mrs. John Ailxkin an iiiwla'liint lum- t (i i ' . . , ' Tl(, , -omit I vw oni. n's rluh will; 1 ,.,. n,.r ilt the I ) r Ml,s j,. Aso, ,, 1 , ' w(h Ms .. I . t 1 N,.Kllllr!, r Womlrrafl will ,,,.,,, , ,,. uniL-lirs nf 1 I'ythias hall al 7::tn 11 i liw k iiionnillv. 'flifi-4 will he i-li-i'liiin 1 I of of! iccl s. I The Missionary society of tho Preshytcrian church will meet In ' the community room ul the church ; morrow afternoon at 2:MH o'clock. Mrs. l It. Appleby will review, j "Mother luIia". ly Mayo. .... .- . ; THE GARDEN beanin ul bulbous plants ami oral books have been written giving! minute details us to their culture and peculiarities. I The interest has been increased j by the discovery that many of them t may be raised from seed very rap- idly and can be propagated by home nurserymen. Previously we j were dependent upon Imported stock for the bulk of the .supply of our lilies. We still depend on Japan fof many of them and on Kuropo an growers for others but their ncniiiir-iti.,11 In ll.iu f.. 1 1 litre iu In. ,,.,.,.,(,. .,nii .....i. j. ,. ,iMi.t The handsome regal lily, a rival of the Kastei- lily with its white trumpet with a yellow throat and them are tin Madonna or old-fa-rosy outer markings, is one of those shioned white lily which do- s well ensily grown from seed and thou- in good soil but doesn't stand dry, sands have been raised by amateur hot soil well. Our native swamp lily. L. su pei bum. grows well in Bride of Cash Register Chief A ,.l ittujHtii intrant M rs. A r r.i o 1 1 :i 1 Woo (t (lor m on ct Dayton, O., recently divorced lr m her husband, K. (.ormau, Just been nuirried to Frederick U. ; Patterson. presiufTit uf the Xa- Hnmil Cash HeglMer Company, j Mr. Patterson p.lso was dlvi.rceil , from Ms wire, Kwlyu l!t::.snia)t i Patterson, r'-ieutly. Tiic ( er'neny took ph'.ro r.l Itisv-ieli. ::,'iii. ' OUT OUR WAY CQ U S OTT. mm fH - 1 IX A , I ' IS J---vn noo rememsoj , ; 1 1 lM ! '. l d COOKED VZ swi!Lr ALICE ..'., jl!L--V 'V (t wE.MOoCiM, l : B vi-uv' !''' : 'A EP 1 l-v L-A is rr- -- - i ; , 'i'' vsf-) Waffw or -y, ,.,v. i , -. ! i s lie e's the ilepalt iiieiu siore i tMiuagemeiil nas noen announcon m a suci.imj ieuiiin.-iii ""s"'" millionaire. Petty Md 'ormiek. Jn. was a salesgirl ami model be fore she met John Cohort Law son-.lolinstoii. He soon will come to America, reports say, and they will be married In Albany within a month. Lawsou-.lohiistoii. l'S. was divorced a year ago by the former Carbara Guggenheim, heiress to Ihe huge Gmpionhelm cnppt r fort une. gardeners. It is a perfectly hardy lily but doesn't always succeed as well as it might because it has a liking for other foliage to shade the ground about it Lilies that anyone can grow are the tiger lilies. Closely following some gardens. n is one oi mo I many lilies that like an acid soil. The stately auratiim or gold-band-led lily which will thrive for n sea son or two and then dwindles is ; auot her. Deep planting for theme whoso steins carry n large part 01 tne root system is one of the secrets of lily culture. The anralum lily is one of tiiese and it w ill do no harm to plant it a foot deep. In fact, it is likely to do much better at this depth than at si . inches. t . 'Clw. n:imlil:ilil':i IHv. i.ililllll U1U- V" I i" laturn, and old -fashioned gar jOS den lily in showy orange -scar let tones, is coming back and rjeserv ly. It is one of lb showiest of Iy June bloomers and larg groups of it are striking pictures iiijthesp are scarce. COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA CoiirIis from colds may lead to se. rious trouble. You can stop tliera now with Creomulaion, an emulsified creosote tlut is pleasant to take. Crcotnalsion is a medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and Itcals the inflamed membranes and in liiiiits perm growth. Of alUktiown drupa creosote Is rec ORiiizcd hy hth medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. CrcomuUion contains, in addition to creosote, oilier braling frw-v bh itk m. 1 FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON 'V. ,1,1 -a --v- . . vV . ,-V.'.. f V 6 Uil,:., IvE HonTtO TOW PEACE AM'CGMTcH'ft.'.'MT UKS. OCL LEOM AHumTiici' FOR S'OUlU, AM t-iBLED FROM NJOME To t IGOALEC, lNXv M"NOt.E OUfH'-TPAtl- LIKC. A 'oLF.LTl-:. -fi-Wb FAE.AVJEM IM-TVIm'TO FiMO, "Tt-V MOPE. COMViMCCD WE PAS'oED it AM LEFT X fOMEVMEf?f.' V-ltHIMD. , a. inoerena of oimii,v, N. -. im.t 1 the garden. They arc much used wiih the lavender irises. : A new miniatuii i i li Iv lira WIllmotl'K lily, I. ilium Wtllmolliae. is making Us way in gardens. is a -I une bloomer and one of t he lilies easily raised fr.mi s--ed. Ti um m: comi; iiomi: PA IMS, Nov. S (A pl Clarence TcrJiimo. who stowed away on the Graf Zeppelin, changed his mind and after cancelling his passage aboard the Majestic yesterday sailed aboard the lie Do Kraneo. It wiih cvnlaincd todav that he Wanted to return to the Pulled States with some of the ellgeis who had come over on the airship. I LM'PllltS SHI N MIKItOKS lltHMINC.HAM. Kng. (AP) Dealers In' low priced jewelry say MlfH Ifl-JH is bss vain than tier stst'er t' yesfe'i vear. 'wiil'i 'J-e'suli itur losses to the mirror trade. Sabs of hand mirrors have declined from the rtsual inn-gross orders to and three gross and even elements which sootlio and ltcnl the lu Darned membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goei on to the stomach, is ubsorlnd into the blood, attacks the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the Rornn. Creomulaion U guaranteed fiatisf.ic tory in the treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building up the syt-tein after colds or flu. Money refunded if n't re lieved after taking according to direc tions. Ass your druggist, (nuvj am m jffatf ta 9Ckk By Williams's I our Series of ft fly Aortion liriilce UestionH ended yesterday, i but w are giving today one mor similar interesting hntid. Tim lay's llailil 10-94 - INSKUT ITT Score love-all, Soul h I lecturer, rout i act No Trump. Kitst trick: West, Klvo of Hearts; No 1 1 h. the I lence; last, the Ace; South, ttie Tr. y. ! Second dick: Kant the Queen of lb alls. South the Six. West ttio Seven, ami North tbo h'nur. i The third trick eonsisted or four I lea rls and Soul It won wit h the King. ! ,Ttie .M ion : Wbal card should South lead lo (rick 4. and what card should he play on that trick from Dummy? Answer lllnnk Irh-lv 4. South shouhl leail - - ami Ihiininy shouhl play 1 (Fill -the ; t ho nnsu ci blank before you that follows). -ad i Tht- Answer . To trick 4, South should load the K ing of I Uamouds from 'losed Hand and play the Quen of Dia- niomis from Dummy. The adversaries niit't make the Acc of Diamonds ami will cash the thirteenth Heart (which West oh- viously holds) if Dim Ace of Dia- immds is in the West hand. Do- i ia rer, aa ink iosi u 11 unf, fit n spare these two additional tricks; bill canned tilt'onl to lose any more. If he I ricd t he CI 11 1 1 finesse, and that lost, and if West held the Ace of Diamonds, he would lose a total of live tricks ami game. If he led a smalt Diamond from Close. I Hand at trick 4 to lei Dum my's (jueeii win. the Diamonds w nuld not be established if the adversary who held the Aco did not play it; Declarer then would n'od one intry to get into the I 'losed Hand lo establish his I Uamonds, .....I 1.1. ..!)... tit i-.iti tl...m Hot 1... biding the King and conllnulng 1 he 1 na 1110ml s until t no aco ten. Soul h would no d only 0110 entry, w hich he has. HOO I II SWIM'S TOWNSIlll SPUINC.I'I KI.D, ., Nov. S (AP) t'nlon township, home of Her bert Hoover's great grandfather and birthplace or his grand-rathor and tat her. gave t ho republican candidate lt votes to 2 Hi for Smil h. child. Hoover lived there as n. a o . 8 8-7-3 v 8-4-2 8-K-J-B-5 NORTH I I SOUTH J J TUB FIOURI enoos FOUHDATTOi:,'.: Even the most slender figures must be supported to hae the firm, rounded, curves of fashion. For the .slender fig ure we advise the nc);h'.eo belt shown here, especially designed by College Girl. Lined with sateen, c.;:d showing Rayon elastic inserts over the hips, it is a dainty, light, fashionuble support. Model 436, $1.50. . f ? 5 IS Z S J 2 5 Tht little Imndcau of fancy, tn-rn frnrm eomyUtcB the fuundtitwn. . Mv lll,'. V.;j, PUTMANS La Grande's Exclusive Tcady-to-Wear & Millinery i I ttOCttOOae9O3ftaG36CeC0e44)4 I . t : - - J ('.omi:ii.n in:s KAN JOHK, t'ab. Nov. K (AP) liarley Kimlc, h'i, said to bo the oldesl Dutch comedian In America, died at his home here. He began his career on (ho bowery in New York In 1867. MOllH SILK COMING S'KW YoKK (AP) Slvteen ships will sail from Yokohama (during November with cargoes of sllk hound for New York, An Invitation- You and your friends arc cordially invited to attend the opening" of my new Dental Parlors Saturday, November 10, 1928 9 A. M. to 11P.M. Nothing will be sold there will be no lectures. We want you to see what we look like and we want to show you what we have to offer in this new dental office. New Soinmer Ihtilding Ground Floor Entrance on Adums A ve in room formerly occupied hy l.e roys. Dr. Rinehari z a t ti a n ii 2 I e e APPLi: SKItVK K STATION'S VAN'COPVr.K (AP) Canmiinn apple growers have ostabllshod apob -.,iirn stations where retail si ures may replenish their dwlmt r I i up? siocks purchased by custo , mors In carious of six ami 1- ap i.le.'i. A fn.'fh,. sHiiidv. .dally is d 1 Hie service stations, it is being made in expel selling pph-s In nickel slot ma- ieec99Ai 0 s
