La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1912, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 6 It may bethatsometimeyou'll need the assis tar c e this bank can render. If you are depos iting your money here and transacting your business with us. you may be assured of our friendly consideration at all times. Every man, today, has a good chance to lay up a compe tence in twenty-five years or less if he saves. An account with this bank will provide an excellent plan of laying aside that portion of your earnings not needed for immediate use La Grande, Ore. . mod kerchief, la becoming and a t , charming and convenient accessory tor S FADS kH FASHION'S. an evening gown. There la a slight tendency toward greater fullness in the latest evening ! dresses seen, a succession of narrow New York." January 30. Materials of and yery fine plaits or gauging orn- rough or at least slightly rough tox- amenting the tunics at the back be- ' ture, are exceedingly popular at the) neath the waist line with pretty effect, present time. This preference is re-i but only when the material is of the noeted in a large percentage of the flimsy or ethereal category, such as new tailor suitings which the jner-; nluon, moussellne de sole, or point chants are showing since the first of d'esprlt. On the other hand, stamped, the year.. There are charming stuffs embossed, or brocaded materials are of this kind In all the light, springlike ' drawn across the figure, as closely en tones, soft gray mixtures, white and ! wrapping as possible, and ornamented HILLS BROS I w 7 CHA THERE ARE TWO GOOD REASONS WHY SELECT STATE DELEGATES SOON STATE WIDE rm.MAIiilDS MESCE SHOKTLY. COM. Florida RepublkmiH to Hold tlio First KIcotlun. ;.-'" :': Washington, D. C, Jan. 30. The dates for the various primaries and atato conventions to select ; delegates . V. .1 inlliint flnminiiltmia n f t 1, tt.r.i leading purtlos are becoming known. Already , provision has been mads for tho election of some or all Celtic1' In a score of states, and the date of Allium .nnvaittlntm will fnllnttr in,lll -from now on. The list of conventions and prlniu-- lea so far renounced Includes tho i'ol lowing: February 6 Florida state rcnubli can convention, at Palatka. February 10. District of C I'miibla republican primaries. February 14. Ueorgla republican elate convention, at Atlanta. . February 20. Missouri du'nocrntic -slate convention, at Joiilln. February 27. Oklahoma democratic state convention, at melanoma uty. March 12. Virginia republican slats convention, nt Ronnoke. March 2(5 New York state wide pri maries for all parties under the new primary law, . March 27. North Dakota primaries under the presidential preference system. March 30 Alaska republican terri torial convention, at Nome. April 2. Wisconsin state wide pri maries n presidential preference ba sis, all parties. April 9. Illinois stato wide primar ies, all parties. . April 9. New York republican state convention, at Rochester. April 11. Michigan republican stato convention, at Bay City. April 13. Pennsylvania, primaries, all parties. - April 16, Connecticut republican state convention, at New Haven. April 17. Nebraska state wide pri maries on presidential preference ba sis, all parties. April 17. Illinois district conventions. congressional April 19. Oregon staie wide pri maries on presidential preference ba b!s, all parties. April 19. Illinois republican state convojttion, at Springfield. ApiTr24. 'Iowa republican state convention, at Cedar Rapids. April 27 Tennessee democratic pri maries. April 30. Florida democratic pri maries, presidential preference basis. 'May 1. Pennsylvania republican state convention. . May 21. Ohio congressional district conventions. , May 28. New Jersey state wide pri maries, presidential preference basis, all parties. June 4. South Dakota state wide primaries, presidential preference ba sis all parties. GAS IN STOMACH AND BOWELS II a. ..' .nnronnx n-rmliNm tvliirri wrV ,toim,l-ta, ExiveiervoB.a.hrt from being generally becoming, prowiM, difficult aad opprraswl hmitliin?, siliint!, uwnis at il patient cunnot tiiko a deep lirwlh. Lump In tlio thro.it anil chrst, with piwmre, pain mll nnxiuua feeling nroun.l the teirt region. Empty, Brnwiug and cone ftel illgat the pit of .vour stomach, rclioTuI liy eatinj. Small quantity of food makes -ori feel m il n heavy weal had Ixvn tr.U'n. Eicnuivc rumblina in nbtloii'r.n ami utor.wrh villi bek'iin,-. Sleepy leclinj niter intini. Starting durin? sleep with a sort ot n fetr nnd apprehension. Fin;er, hands or lin.hs feel numb and go to sleep, earially on risht Bide. Pain in back and (op of head nnd eoristivition. That's all from a nervous stomach full of fins, anil ail permanently dono away with by BAAUIANN'S CAfi-TAULlTS. Then iwuliar tablets are sold for Mo by every druggist, or send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 330 Sutter St, Q-n VffUli'l.vO. Call Main Eiht Retail Department Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid Roof ing, Sash Doors, etc. at the George Palmer Lumber Co. black stripes, checks, etc., and parti cularly In the brownish tones rang ing from deep ecru through buff and sand and light khaki tones, a fleck ing of white usually giving softness and character to the coloring. AH of these light brown, yellowish and ecru shades are, so rumor hus It, to be greatly worn, and certainly the manufacturers have proceeded upon that assumption, for throughout all the new fabrics one ilnds these color ings frequently ropeated. The rough white woolens are made up Into fetching long coats for south ern wear, coats on the order" of the i heavier, models in molleton, ratine, etc.;' which have been epidemic this winter,' but of medium1 weight, and even the smoother serges are smartly fashioned into such ample cover-all coats. '''." For the white serge frock all de grees of fineness and all kinds', of twills' seem permissible, and one flnd good looking one-piece frocks In the rougher, more loosely woven white woolens,, but a very heavy frock ma terial Is always rather a mistake for the woman who has to be economical and cannot afford frocks of different weights. The new, one-piece trotting frocks differ but little In general character from those which were worn this win tor and the winter before. They are, generally '. speaking narrow and straight of line, though In order to be on the safe side the designers have Introduced Into the skirt of almost every model some form of unobtrusive and demure plaiting, so that the ac tual skirt width Is Increased, though the effect Is still narrow. One hears from Paris of skirts close fitting at top but with decided ripple toward ,. the bottom, but among the models shown here this month one sees nothing of this movement. . , There are rather more long waists, long sleeves and lines Just a llttlel curved at the waist than there hav been, and it may be that the insistence of. certain great Paris makers will bear fruit more generally in the spring than It has this winter; but, on the other hand, there are hosts of new models high of waist, short of sleevo and showing one variation or another upon the kimono sleeove. The cassock or curate type of one piece trotting frock has not yet been la'd asirde and many of the prettiest new things button straight down the full length of the throat. Tunic lines are also popular for the one-piece frock, but they are straight and nar row, and it la only among the more formal frocks that one finds the tend ency toward more draped lines. The taffetas seem 'predestined' to great popularity i.n the spring, Paris hus done much witi! them this winter and they have had somo attention here but nothing assuming the proportions of a genuine vogue, Tho changeable or chameleon colorings have been the most In evidence and are undeniably lovely, but the thing that has given women pause In this matter Is that the only way in which this silk Is mads to subscribe to the modes of the moment hi a way which produces effects far Tho changeable taffeta model is Invariably quaint, prone to bound scallops and puttings and ruchings and shlrriugs and high waists and fichus, and ' the average woman looks a freak when she aspires to be quaint. With tho increasing popularity of taffeta, how ever, particularly with the enthusias tic Parisian endorsement of this silk In black and white, models' more adapt able will probably bo evolved, and al ready good results are being obtained by using taffeta lavishly In connection with wool, as satin has been used dur ing recent seasons. Imllnn silks and embroideries have become the vogue In Paris within a few weeks, owing to the grandly suc cessful nnd magnificent Durbar. Kx erem oriental styles are particularly appreciated In millinery at present, and tho old fashioned Indian bandanas twisted and draped Into quaintly cone shaped toques, edged with fur, are among the present day novelties. It la quite certain that Indian embroider ies will be most recherche this spring, also tho famous Indian muslins, either plaln'or embroidered, In rich glowing colors. v Tho fichu oraze Is still In Us zenith, many evening and day gowns being prettily ornamented with this tip-to-dato old time conceit. Indeed, to all ages, the artistic nil lace ot lace trim- around the hem with a band of some soft dark fur, the neck or decollotage and elbow sleeves similarly trimmed. There is a demand for Ivory velvet or panne, either plain or brocaded, for evening wear, trimmed with skunk, the underskirt of filmy chiffon, finely plaited and generally lightly veiling the silken clad left foot, with Its new fashioned sandaled chaussure which is quaint and picturesque for evening wear, but absolutely unsuitable for outdoor exercise. A positive furore Is noticeable now for flame color. The glowing red tones that are' seen In the feather decked hats of the winter season are repeated In the ballroom, where flame, carna tion, rhododendron, rose, cerise, and currant shades make vivid splashes of color. In simple lustrous velvet soft ened about the bodice by silver lace or cream net these red frocks are espe cially effective for midwinter enter tainments, and while the - dowagers and young married women choose this fabric and satin the debutantes appear in chiffon and moussellne de sol that are equally bright, In some tfases made up over white and usually touched with silver, crystal or cut steel em bellishments. Fashionable footwear of the present Is as delicate, dainty and Individual' as millinery. Button gaiter boots are Hills Bros. Highest Grade VACUUM PACKED COFFEE lo int. ncai jn inc. mftnivn 1st Because it is a blend of the finest coffee the world produces. 2nd. ' Because being packed by our Patented! Vacuum Process it will lrM) perfectly fresh. O. R. Stageberg THE GROCER Sole Agent - - Phone Main 70 RECALLS IN l TURM.G POINT' IX. SHIP ': ING CELEHHATED. BUILD- pressed for first honors by the United States and Germany. I, Fifty Years Ago Today That Cheese boxes Fought. Washington, D. C, Jan. 30. Fifty years ago today took place one of the most Important events In naval his tory, the launching of the famous iron clad fihln Monitor nr 'Ri'nnlrlvn Tim ......B a e.cul. ,6 ..u . construction of this craft marked the one ana two coior comomauons. me Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deranfji the whole system when cntwing It through the mucous surfaces. Such ni tleles should nover be used except on'prescrlptlons from reputable pliyaicianti, an the damage n.ill ,1. I . fnl.l tn ill. OTUul Vnll can nosslblv derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O., contains no mercury, end is tnlien Internally,' aetlnff directly upon tho blood r.nd mucous sur faces of the BV3tera. l.i b-.iylnff Hall's. Catarrli Cure be sure yru tret the eenu- Ino. It Is tal'en intcrnruy and mauo in Toledo, Ohio, by F. 3. Cheney & Co. Tea- , tlmonlnls free. ai,i v.. Trtitrrr1att Prlnn 7Rn nflr bottle. ' Toko Hall's Foully VIVt for constloaUon. leading effect Is mastic or ecru gaiter tops, with black leather, usually pat ent leather, forepart. Any number of new forms In gaiter styles are being shown, but there is a great preference for the gaiter shoe which buttons In a straight line on the outside, with top and quarter of cloth the forepart alone being In leather. Buttons on theso boots are large and dot. The same gaiter forms are noted In'low shoes, which also button on the outside, fas tening with only three buttons. The old fashioned light colored sat in and kid slippers are no longer In UBe. Evening footwear . Is wholly In metal effects.. FLORENCE FAIRBANKS. THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. Mother Qrny'a Sweet Powders for Children, a Certain rcllof for FereriBlinega, Headache, Bad Stomach. Teothins Disordorg. movo and rcculate the Bowels and destroy Worms. They break uk , turning point In the great navil tran sition from the old wooden warships to the modern battleships of tho dreadnaught type. The Monitor was the first fighter to be equipped with a revolving turret. A short time after she was completed there took place between her and the Merrlmac In HampVnnRoads the first battle between' armored warsh'ps. The Merrlmac was an old wooden vessel converted by the confederate govern ment Into an Iron-clad ram. Tho re sult of the contest between the two vessels jti& somewhat of a "draw," but It settled the question of the super-; " our guarantee. They are eaten liki lorlty ot any kind of Iron-clad shipcnntly- ani1 re Particularly good foi ,. . , . - T ! children. Tbey seom to act directly od over the old wooden men-of-war. Im-;. , , , . , , . , , , . the nerves nnd muscles of the bowels, mediately the nations of the world be- Taey appnreutly nave u neutral a,.tl0I1 gan constructing new iron vessels, 1 on, the other organs. They do noi and ever since there has been a con- purge or cause other Inconvenience. Wt tinuous effort on the one hand to In-1 will refund your money if they do not vent guns capable of destroying exist-! overcome chronic or liabitnal consign ing vessels, and on the other to Invent " nd thus aid to relieve the myriads , , , , . , . , .of associate or dependent chronic nil- ships capable of resisting them. Greet , . Tn,nlll1n.rii.nrPi,i, hoy are so pleasant to the. Britain was easily first in the new de- m ' m or. . Ka. om uvor le.uuu losumomais. I - xui cc dico, jm.,, uuu uw., ouiu Maxlne Elliott, who Is' In London, has announced that she, has retired from the professional stage, but will appear occasionally in amateur per f jrmancos given by society folk. : WHY HESITATE? An Offor That Involves No Money Risk if You Accept It. We are so positive our remedy will completely relieve constipation, no matter how chronic it may be. that W offer to furnish it free of all cost If It falls. Constipation Is commonly caused by weakness of the nerves and muscle of .the large intestine. To expect v cure you must therefore tone up unO strengthen those organs nud restore them to healthier activity. We want you to try Kesall Orderllei Colds in 84 hours, rjiHln Children like them. Used hy Mothers, for U3 years. Thiy moer fail, bold ny an uruugmts, use uampio mnuea.nta Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Key, N. V, parture and has occupied that pos'tlou only ot our store The Rexall Store. for half a century, although closely , HILL'S DRtO STORE. Embossed Printing THE first printing office in Eastern Oregon to offer em bossed printing to the trade is the La Grande Evening Ob server. The Job Department of this paper continues to set the pace in the art of printing. Call and leave your next or der for printing and join the satisfied throng who patro nize this Print Shop. The Evening Observer I nitfiinirfKiiiiKiniinn ii -.n..i..i..i. a iirdtrrirWftfaifiiMtJi: