La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE Lewis0n.alVnU i!?il"?,n? Pronounced in Wv .iiHTZT MISIS COKTRACTOB AND BCJXDWfc BBJCK, STONE ASD CUKCB1STK A 8PBCIALTI. W. c HANSEN. PRONE BED 1692, v J.-liiie business, front - . A. M. Runnnli city attorney of- Jo- tt? e'nM'-d.?Sa,T' 80 ,ar' 18 i or in the city yes- tloTXZL A.f.5S2f! seph; was a visitor "nutty, i. ' V ' i' re 18 -we thing: most clearly defined rnS 4 t0: the city yes-' have consldUhi f,,?.A eria " AfcW8rtrn,ck aave completed th uli of the Grand Union Tea com- terda .111, s ; J. c v ?"B consmerable fullness but this Bodmer. "u,lou aM . A ruuness is yery likely to be held in "TAKIfJG THE RlSIf Theatre ,it WT STOCK 8H0 , jlnduVtriai picture that will lHi PATENT HOIJSEKB ! -iff,' housekeeper solves the ,wvnt problem. , - PltHE'8 WEEKLY N0o18. TW Pictured newspaper ilWATS a feature. ; ' Is A" Mexican drama. '. ; - .' ;'. ijiatratd Song-Hone I 1 long for You." . : IBCCKTOWX BOKASCK... I 'mrklVs?' A'whole village of i ,'em. a unTirEj BEDEEM YOUB SOU- i TESIB COUPONS BEFORE ! iai 1ST. Bq.ua.T ?n at th Steward u a luruuug story well por- .wi wniisi ana sure to be interesting. All western cities praise 1912,' showing the progress that has l" uiauo aunug tne past year In thl sroni unaeriaKingr. Arcade theatre, vuu auu . kviuunUn, Wood for aale, 12.00 per cord. Su gar ractory. B. C. Tuckey today purchased the siucery ouBiness rrom B. C. Atkins ou the north side. "The Squaw Man" "tonight. Gullfoye and Hoson, rapid fire com edians at the Arcade. : For the Busy Van. - Merchants' lunch from 12 o'clock. 40 cent. Foley Grill. "The Squaw Man" tonight. to 2 2-16 tf I t t- LOCALS 4 II, Love, Jeweler, XS12 Adami ar. Where do the smokers congregate! it Mey Bros. Why? First class Perfect service. HH! r.j'r" lelghton Has Just tmived his demonstrating motor ic W. Drumsmlth has sold his ranch of 160 acres In Ladd Canyon, Tuckey k uniuicK maaing tne sale, oO A new lot of Initial steel engraved paper. , Onry 60c per box. Newlln Book and Stationery Co. 4-29-3t ?'$'JJ55$,)s(j PBOiF. F. J. FBEBNOB Splnolc J gist and Healer. Successfully S treats all diseases. Booms 4, 5, . 9 and 7 over Setter's Store. Pbone Main 724, La Grande. $ 3J$.S3j$3s$3.3S$,- k, A1.1. klnas ot sPrtl'S Boods at the ncwin coon ana stationery Co. 1-29 . Tne Pacific Merchants' Collection association with Tuckey & Warnlck clinging "ine. " 80 Btr"ght Occaalonally one finds a skirt with smooth fitting upper section and the lowe-r part In a plaited flounce which falls, perfectly straight and soft, flar ing not at all toward the bottom. For the , women who consider a broken skirt line unbecoming, there are plen ty Of models with full length plain front panels, or merely full length button trimming. The full length line is more often interrupted at the waist by a girdle or belt than It was a year ago, and often only the full skirt length has the feature, but even this adds height to a figure.. . The belted blouBe with straight basque figures among the smart frocks and: although It cuts the height when in material contrasting with the skirt or when trimmed around the bottom by - contrasting material, It Is much less trying when It is continued by the line ot the skirt without any defi nite line or tjnnd of separation. Some extremely pretty models on this order are made in various soft materials and are particularly becoming to youthful wearers. . . The striped chiffons, radiums, voiles and other sheer stuffs make up most attractively and a good deal Is done with plain silk and stripe in combi nation. The primly flowered Jouy silks, too, are often made up ' 'with plaint one-tone silk, as are the Jouy marquisettes and chiffons.-. ; r ? One sees lingerie stuffs combined with silk' in smart looking models, which of course will not bear tubbing; but that 1b true of most of the more elaborate lingeries models even when no silk Is Introduced In them.'. Black satin or taffeta trims some of the best looking lingerie models, and Insert lace, openwork embroidery, etc, are made to show up well by hanging h. b.tJSM- ?-rmer owner of ill m7. o- ?7 "eram- was 8W8t In tne city Sundnv htm im tt fanrR H! r' located " Po land and returned there this morning. M.8B Frankle Peebler left Monday morning with the Intention ot spend--V x week8' vl8't wth her sster. o O. Pholps Pratt, a prominent L. D. S. member and a merchant of Union v ?M.tniSUrnday In the adingthe vlutual Improvement conference. He jjJer hls headquarters at the Som- n'f wln'W a88i8tan' county clerk of Walla Walla, was In La Grande yes terday on his wav tn woii, mi. his win look after the interests ot his newly acquired paper, the Sun. He will return to Walla Walla before iiiaujr sealing in wallotfa. Ed Morris, the crack blue rock ar t st was here yesterday, meeting with the newly organized gun club. The wind was blowing so badly that good werB unpossiDie, notwlthstand ng that a very large number of mem, bers were pn hand, .. .- ' v v. ,;. ""'' '-:. jfi P;'?,?J Chas. SanforH tlm nloiri'ion "!, has been spending the winter at the Red Boy power plant of the Eastern Oregon Light and Power company, has returned to the city to spend n few weeks. He wilf likely not return to the interior point but will remain with the company. , His winter has been spent In the snowbound regions of interior Oregon. , ; 1 j FOR RENT Three or four furnished ' them over a, yelling of black chiffon rooms close in. Call Red 472 or ul umt,t "oi. . i aeu, iuo, uiovk u o Inirton avenue I usu for inserted bands ana truis up- call at 1508 Washington avenue. 4-29-6t ireie, -.- td. rope lu ubbi auu cueap- as proprietors, have sold the collec at on the market. If you are think- tibn huslnesn to v. r. tn. .1 . perlence collector from : Portland who will devote his entire time to collections, 1U Jl VUJ H'gf a iuvvvi J .au BJJ bUO Pope before you buy. Lelghton's Qar- MliiC. M. Pratt, 1714 Sixth street. Bnbroldery, stamping lessons given tree when materials are furnished. Or ler work done promptly. 4-32-6, : I'. 1 " W-0 (j ; "The Squaw Man" tonight. The Ladies' Parish Missionary so- rlflfv nf thA T.nrhornn phurrh will meet at the home of Mrs. N. .Nelson, IOC CAN SAVE MONEY BY CAL-' 501 Washington avenue Thursday af- irflnsno vn diot t n n.,;wuouu at 2 o ciock. ail are invuea. PIIIITRK OS VflnR PifWTTNfl. WHS. O O mm 1901 U AYENFF, 5-80-tf -00 0O OO 0 0 00 00 o 0 Dr, Dartand, the chiropractor All fe. Uieases. Not drugs, surgery of 'o- l0paft)r. U Grande National Bank S illdfng. fted 3181, ' ' j$ T' Honey to loan ffe are prepared to make Real B- We loans In any amount. La Grande Iweitment company. ; 3-22-tf " HOMESTEADS. . : K( ttre Homesteads; 820 acre des "I tuimst choice timber claim: In )Mm county. See H. 6. Jameg at awr Hotel. 4-11-tf Wgnton has lust received o iwn I wer grinder, the latest thing out. 21? n first clasa 8haPe- Lel8h" uarage, 3U Fir street. Just CEMEJiT COJfTRACTOB S Sidewalk and basement work a specialty. All nir work done vnder my personal supervision. 1605 Jefferson aveune. 0. 0. J0HXS0X. 4-26-26t ti "The Squaw Mail" tonight. & SO ' , PEBSONAIS. OA? -t- ' Received ! &s PREMIUM HAM AND E 1 KEFERRED STOCK j Medium size cans. t BOn.Fn IBlL CALIFORNIA STRAW IngT ' " Tue8dftr morn I'.- For Sale by Pattison Bros. I Phones Main 7 and Main Mayor and Mrs. Dan Sommer of El gin were Sunday visitors In the city. F. W. Maxville of Boise was a Som mer hotel guest today. Mrs. J. R. Dickenson of Pendleton stopped at the Sommer yesterday. Mrs. Bumgardner was here from Elgin yesterday, stopping at the Som mer hotel. Mrs. Hendricks was an Elgin visi tor In La Grande over Sunday, stop ping at the Sommer. C C. Henry oTthe North Powder News was a visitor in the city today transacting business for his company. A. Bodmer, a Pwminnt mewhag of Joseph visited friends in the city yesterday. Frank GardinlTrTnd wife were 'n the city from Baker yesterday visiting with friends. avnna- TK BULK GARDEN andTIELD ALFALFA SEED 16c GOOD QUALITY. Waters- StsnchfieH ProduceCo.?6 ny, Feed, Mow, Ponltr bnp ullcs, Wood, 1527 Jefferson Avenue. ;uit SALE Good rubber Hre run about buggy and fine single har ness, A sunn, Tnckeyjit'(! Warplckj I' OR SALE New 126 egg Petaluma incuDaiors. Tuckey and Warnlck 4-29-3t - FOR SALE Choice lot of laying hens. Tuckey and Warnlck. 4-29-3t FOR SALE A good small business and a money maker. Tuckey and Warnlck. 4-29-3t S$ $ $: .. . .... . FADS AXD FASHIONS, 5JJjJv!)'IJg. New York, April 27. The lone ex pected has happened and the wanted skirt, In the pannier style and its var ious modifications, has arrived, So far the new style finds Its expression principally in evening gowns of a more or less elaborate nature and the models show po exaggerated effects in drapery. However, the season has on ly lust begun and there Is no doubt that before the season has reached its climax there will be seen models car rying the new style to absurd and ri diculous extremes. When one gets away from the pic- turesnue evening froctts, one nnas rower extreme dranerles, but all the skirts In soft materials show consld- umi.ip fullness and the tUCKed up drapery In one form or another is be ing widely exploited. Whether it will be accepted by either the fastidi ous women or the crowd remains to be seen, but some of Its versions are reallv delightful. Not every material i3 suitable for this effect. In taffeta this kind of skirt Is decidedly bouffant in the upper section, full and stralgnt and limp below, and is rather too ex treme to tempt any out ms iauu.-a.oi and the adventurous. But in tne sou er stuffs It is less extreme, and when well made has cacnet ana cunm. a verv handsome trocK snuwn m nnfl rtF TUP HIllllJs WUB Ul ou. creamy lingeries material over an un derskirt Of DiaCK satin o. ....... .ho cirirf nf black satin below tne tucked up puff of the lingerie over lh. This puff fell quite limply but vely'fu.l and Joilowed a t line oownwaru uuu. --- From under the tucked up euB H ?t laluted frill of very fine cream lace There was a full frilled fichu on I he slmnle lingerie uuu.vo nulted frills nnisiieu transparent sleeves. on sheer white lingerie materials, . Tne triple skirt, each section rawer nno.it nnJ nnln a .. .1 n,tfU am a ' .vftu nuu tuuoiuQ, auu vr.Lju ?yyi , border trimmings, Ij -ubiquitous. 'Ltk able . lltU5 frOPlf of dgtted or other sheeV stuff's, ucV as marquisettes, crei)0ilt radimn otc, wlH. white or cream ground, iave each section of their triple skirts scdMoped shallowly and narrowly bound or corded Oil he edges with black. The simplest of bef ices is trimmed In some ,way to harmonize with the skirt and a girdle is of black with sash ends. The effect is peculiarly piquant and pretty, clever arrangement of pony radium and .black taffeta made'one very aim pie frock shown in one of the shops unusually attractive, Sheer lingerie or net dyed to the color of the material and the heavy lace Is often used for the upper, part of the bodice. In order to make the frock comfortably cool. Modified Jum per arrangements with deep yokes and sleeves of sneer material are frequent ly used' for the heavier summer ma teriala. --. -,:;''-' The heavy soft linens are made thl' season In many new- weaves, most of which are more or less rough, and tb cotton corduroys in white are, like these linens, very popular.- ... . -,; The new Bilk serge suitings are ex tremely lovely. They come In black and colors, but are unusually smart In white striped diagonally in -black 01 gray. Tne snepnercrs piaia ana aia mond checked designs In black and white are also good. Whlucords. two toned and whipcord diagonals are most , popular for the coat and skirt suit for early spring wear. '- , 'Eyelet embroidered taffeta used In connection with plain taffeta and chif fon of the' same color are materials used in the makeup of some very at tractive models. Fetchfng little coatees are fashioned from this material. . Jouy fleur de sole is a marvelously soft silk with gaily colored small ros ea scattered thickly over the white background, which Is checked In a hairline. Sashes, which are a usual feature upon the present "dressy" frock, are fashioned of gasaamer fabrics instead of the heavier silk or satin. A man-said, to an" Idaho State life ! agent the. other , day ; when insurance -' was offered him for the protection of v his wife and children, "I'll take the ? , risk.'' Have you ever heard a man say ; that; and; if you have, didn't it make ' you mud? lie take the risk, indeed! It's the wife and little ones, who have a right to look to him for SURE protec tion, who take the risk. And he is su perlatively selfish and mean to make them do it. The only risk that a dying man takes is of future torment and the Insurance Company wont- insure against that. THE IDAHO STATE LIFE insures against, a loss that is certain to occur, and just remember when a life agent comes to you, that. you' will some day be . dead. The Only uncertain thing about life-is when it will end. There is one deat sure thing about it, though, and t that is that when you die if .your assets ' are less . than your, liabilities, and you ' are not insured, somebody is ' going to suffer. You can't insure against death, but you can insure against some of the effects of it.- Another thing,- with a- : TWENTY PAYMENT LIFE or a TWENTY YEAR ENDOWMENT you . are only laying away a little each year, . against old. age, and getting the insur ance besides. .1; .j The Idaho State Life C. H. Brcughn," General Agent La Grande, Oregon 1 1 I a ml J V A scene from "The Squaw Man," which will be seen tonight at the Steward opera house In the hands of a first class company ot players and. with plenty of scenic effects. ' - - the lone slim The girde was of black. . , .,th ,he Another cnra.s wrt tucked ui) drapery nau nf fine, cut work embroidery flounc of finest ci"- , t)ati8te show- "g ;r-e the deep embroidery. The of o0?i,"in.Wraw color nn there wa a flat Hchu of thej C0l?k eml rofderv "covering almost S eTt re above a girdle o, old. blue. which me UB- ... .j .i!rt dranerv . . . .1 - . tnmir i uuuv"b - f "nne, or actual bouffancy con- zontal P "''VX hang in slightly iSStSSA course more Why Neglect Your Cold You run great risk when you allow a cold to develop. A cold is a menace to life. Break it up at tho earliest possible moment. Blue Mountain Cold Tablets make quick work of curing a cold. They prompt ly equalize circulation and overcome the conges tion. This is a remedy one should always have handy. . A few doses will break up the starting cold and enable you to avoid discomfort and dan ger. Price, 25 cents. Guaranteed. RED CROSS DRUG STORE 80.