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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1915)
SATURDAY, MXXHC3. 6, 1915. LA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER t 1 t t t &ho $ost It takes but a stroke or two of the pencil to mention new dress goods; but no word, norj pencil, nor coloring could do justice to such novelties as go to make Up our great Spring - showing.- Its a marvellous display. Hundreds of separate tints, bright, living colors. J Tones in perfection everywhere. " 1 , AND WASH FABRICS. THOUSANDS OF YOUR SPRING SEWING NOW. RELIABLE MERCHANDISE TURKISH TROUSER This evening dress, the equal in appearance of tfte best the men -mil- liners of Paris turn out, is wholly an American creation. It is designed particularly for dances. It is made of white Daphne silk with embroidered gold thread, knee length tunic draped upward in front The fitted basque outlines the figure. The feature is the- decollette with full length sleeves of gold net embroiderd and trimming , of brilliant.. New York, Mar., 6. With the first breatfli of spring weather, costumes begin to take on spring like colorings. ' Hats in gayer colors or trimmed with with bright flowers and feathers an nounce to the world that Spring has : returned, even when the suit or dress remains of the somber color of winter. A mode which is having quite a vogue and is both graceful and effec tive has been inspired by tlhe Turkish . trousers. This dress, however, is not a trouser skirt, far be it. There is a foundation skirt made shorter than the outside skirt and the lower edge of the ontsid skirt is srathered and then caught to the edge of the underskirt and the skirt itself is Moused, if that term can be used, all around the bot Store for &rass (foods Silks - Moolahs YARDS NOW ON DISPLAY. GEIBEILS Department Store SKIRTS-NOT PANTLETS-IN VOGUE IN CRITICAL CIRCLES I i torn. The dress which I saw having a Miri line una nau a very wire Den with large round disks or moons em broidered on it in red and silver and gold. - A coat and a dress showing the long and tihe short-waisted effects are 1 ' L 11 1. .1 1 shown in the illustrations. The coat in diagonal blue serge, with full skirt and with pocket upon each side is a late and practical mode for the spring coat. In the illustration the coat is worn with a sand colored skirt. In plain and moire taffeta is the dress illustrated more in the latest basque effect. The bodice is given the lotur-waisted appearance by a panel front which is cut in one with a wide crushed 'girdle. This fits around the waist and hips rather closely eombin- DO t if RELIABLE METHODS The New Basque .Effect the .Feature. ' of This Costume. McCai.l ing very well with the full flaring skirt Another type of costume shown here MM !wm taken from the 15 century French coumM, e warn wu a doublet effect, slashed several times front and back through which the creamy white chiffon blouse seened. a short pleated peplio finished the lower edge ox tne waist. - This was worn. over a full skirt with a pleated ruffle on tho bottom. .An interesting thing to re member is that those pleated ruffles which' are used on. Che bottom of so many skirts are Dressed flat and out on the lower edge without a heading 01 any Kind. Want Ads. YEARS AGO 'the erier ' an nounced the auctin sale then came . the haad bills and their "hit or salsa' results today the effective way is the Want Ada they hit the ' mark. That's what counts. FOR SALE Pure-bred large black ' monorca and white leghorn : cock rels. Choice, eggs for setting from .. winter layers. Mrs.- G. H. Chap , man. Phone Red 192. . 2 15 261 BARGAIN Near Portland. 850 acres or part; $5,000 cash, bal. 6 perl cent. Owner, 726 N. W. Bank bldg. Dly 8-6,2tpd. WANTED Wheat Ranches and sto Kanches sold, bought and exchang ed. Address Realty Dept., Hart-man-Thompson Bank,' 4th and I Stark streets, Portland. 1 Oregon. 3-6, 6t. I FOR RENT 14 room . house. ! modern, some furniture. Phone Black 841. 2-22tf. ! - FOR RENT 8 room bungalow with basement. Good . location..: - Phone. Black 1542 2-23tf. three furnished housekeeping rooms first floor. Strictly modern. Phono Main 715 or call 904 Penn. Ave. .. . 2 24 tf. FOR SALE New wagon and harness . wagon sheet and tent. . Call. 1308 M. Ave. 2 27 tf. . FOR RENT Two nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms with bath, two blocks from center of town. 1512 Adams avenue. Phone Black 8901. 2 27 tf. WORK ON RANCH Man and wife. Call red 8942. a-1.6t. f . Fore Rent Five room modern cotr tage. corners Fourth and Depot. Ap ply H. W. Stoner. 8-2t-tf FOR SALE Furniture for six room house, cheap, easy payments. Or will rent you the house very cheap. - Address Box 889, or phone Main : 83. : v v;, 2-19,tf. WANTED Three or four furnished rooms for housekeeping, or a fur nished cottage. Address B .T. F., j care Geo. JH. Currey. , 8-3t,pd, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT It has six rooms, of which three ,v are ' bedrooms,' front room,- dining room, kitchen, . pantry, bath: room, two closets, good cellar. , 'a Grande Investment Co., 1113 Ad ams Ave., La Grande. . 3-3,6t. FOR SALE Good incubator, cheap. Black 3562. , 3-3,8t. FOR RENT New. modern 5-room bungalow,: full basement. Phone red 151. . - : 3-3,tf. WANTED Work on ranch, by man and wife. Call red 8942. 3-3,tjt. , FOR RENT Two room ; furnished house, $12.00 per month.: Inquire. Golden Rule Co. 3-3tf. FOR SALE Crystal White Orping ton eggs for setting ,the noted win ter layers; Price $2.00 for 15. Call or address J. H. Day, 1214 W Ave. .-, -: 3-5,lm. - 40 ACRES of land near Summervilte. ' 12 acres finder culthVitiont good . house, bSrn, cellar, chicken- house, etc; Fine stream of water running through land, and all the cultivat ed ground can ge irrigated. Will sell on easy terms, or will rent to f ood famiy who will live on the and. Write or inquire (at 1107 Adams Ave., La Grande, Oregon. r - ':.i.J . -: 3-5,9t BARGAIN Near Portland. 360 acres or paift; : $5,000 cash, bnl. 6 per cent. Owner, -726 N. W. Bank bldg. ' , Wkly 3-12t.pd. FOR SALE In the Cove cherry belt, two miles north; 380 acres of hill side bunchgrass pasture and fruit land. In a thickly settled neighbor hood, " good school, farms adjoining, held at iw per acre and up; good springs, adjoins outside range, about 160 acres' foothill, balance mountain side bunchgrass. Quite a lot of the foot hill is almost free of rock and all is deep black loam soil. No im provements except fencing; free of uiKumorancqs. -. rrice d,duu; $iduv cash, balarfce, clear, modem resit dence property in La Grande, close in. Address Matt W. Mitchell, box 33, Cove, Ore. . 3-4, 3t. Notice This Ad. If your stoves smokes and does not draw, dont blam the coal and wood man, but call for M. Sweet, chimney cleaner and stove and fur nace repairer. Phone black 1241, or call at 1421 Adams Ave. 3-3,24t. Read the adverttaoment-i too. D!rn:z3TiicSar:t!ly 9D ci Uia usas That means an awful lot when you come to think about it It means built-in mileage of the sturdiest sqrt and the price honest and low. not padded. This letter explains it: "PhiladelphU, Novembw ; "We believe that it wilt interest you ' . ' that out of 1500 Diamond cases sold : up to uctooar nnt, the numoer that have bnn returned to as for adjustment amoantsd to leas than one per cent' This we consider a lemaik- . able ahowing, and spiteks volumes for the' - qoaUtyJlbat ia built into Diamond Tires. About ninety per cant of the total number sold were t-. ' 8quMf Treads, which we consider the best lire value wa can oner our customers. The mi vice rendered by this type of tire is coneist 4 ' entiy unifbrm. a ; .; !-.-. ' , "CHILD'S TIRE COMPANY, "Per Chas. J. Roth." And other dealers all over the country tell the aame story. ' . - . , - Added to the wonderful Diamond . Service, you can now buy Diamond Squeetee Tread Tirea at the following , "FAro-LLST" PKICE3: tea Diamond i iT Diamond . mam .Saueeiree Bquaecee 30a3 $ s ... 34x4 .; $20 J S 30a3K lt20 3V4H 2&70 ;32s3K 14.00 37 x 5 33.90 33x4 I ' 20.00 I Mi8)4 4600 PAY NO MORE 43 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Largest and Finest Hotel In ' " v Northwest, ' y RATES TO YOU : 50 Rooms ............ $1.00 100 Rooms with bath $140 ' 100 Rooms with bath $2.00 200 Large 1 Outside ' Rooms with bath $250 Extra person in room $1.00 t ..additional. PXiMW: I was worried sick until he told me ; VVHEN he was put to bed. 1 vV couldn't figure out how we were going to make ends meet. It takes almost every cent he earns to keep us going. ., ;' But the next day he aid: "Don't worry, dear. It cost me ao little that I forgot to tell you IM taken out an ETNA ACCU MULATIVE DISABILITY POLICY." Doctor anya he's a pretty sic It man. but will pull through all right. And that policy brings us $50 a week while he's too sick to go out and $25 a week afterward while he can't attend to his work. ; - You can't imagine how relieved I am With that money coming in regularly, we don't have to worry. '.,.-'-i r TNA-IZE protect yourself and your loved ones. Write or telephone, and let us tell you about this policy, - j Fill out the following, mail to tis and receive information by return mail. -w' .' .'. Name .., :. . . . . . . . ... ............... Address Occupation I have marked the kinds 01 insur ance 1 wish to know about. Accident ..... Health . . .'. .. Life . . . . '' La Grande National Bask Bldg. Security Land & Savings - Comany Real Estate Loans hsarance La Grande, Oregon nL is. 28, 191 to know this year n; K. BIK8LAND, . Plasterer and Contractor. - . -i Cement wvrk of all kinds, Foun- dations and Flue eecstructloa. Cement block a specialty. CaU and see these blocks at E. c Davis' Marble Shop. Phone Red 871. . Bracelet -Watches Let us show you the new bracelet' for folding any Bize watch. It is a dandy ' and inexpensive.; A fresh "J supply of ear drops just re-" ceived. WATCH OUR WINDOW G. S. Birnie Jeweler & Optician Phone Black 971 EYE DEFECTS Nearly all defects of the eyes arfe really physical defects in the curvature of the feye ball The crystaline lens of the eye is elastic and is supplied with muscles which force ; it into proper curvature in the act of forming images on the retina, MY GLASSES , relieve tlhe muscular strain. by directing the rays to the proper focal point. With the strain relieved, Nature is free to restore the eyes to health and strength. : HE ACOCK EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 3rd Floor New Foley Bldg. J a. Ik 111 -Iff' ymp
