SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1915.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGS
Lawyers
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of Owe Town
. We don't believe that anyone would accuse us of being foolish
enough to try to Subsidize our keen - minded local attorneys with
honeyed flattery. .
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Personal palaver is about as effective with a good
lawyer as hysterical sobs are with a Supreme Court
judge. A lawyer is trained to listen to his reason, and
not to his emotion or impulses. '
Now, our brief to the good lawyers of this town is
just this: You are analytical men. You are influ
enced not by superficial claims, but by bedrock facts;
not by snobbish prejudices, but by the real merits of
the case.'
And if you once know that a Royal Tailor label in
a suit of clothes at $25 means as much in tailoring
quality as a local tailor's label in a $50 suit you are
not going to let the smallness of Royal prices prices
bias your judgment and cloud your appreciation.
All we ak of you is to come here ' and weigh the
evidence, and let cold reason decide. View the half a
thousand Royal custom tailor woolen beauties on dis .
play here; see the grand workmanship in the Royal
suits we are delivering every day. Read the flaw
proof legal guarantee of "satisfaction or money back"
we issue with every garment. Then, if you're not con
vincedwe'll plead guilty,
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Get that "Million Dollar Look"- it's the Royal Tailored Look.
Of course, a legal education is a fine thing to have, but you don't absolutely
r ';-;L,r, have to possess one to appreciate Royal Values. ; If you're not a lawyer,- come
in anyway.
Prices- $ 1 6 to $35 for the utmost in Custom Clothes.
Reliable Merchandise
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Reliable Methods
DEPARTMENT STOR:
Voile Proves Favored Spring Fabric
CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES THAT ARB FASHIONABLE.
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khaki and field cloth suits which are . I saw not long ago of blue voile
the rage of early Spring. . . was made entirely over a blue-and-
Simphcity is the mode in these white check silk, the checks being al
waists, which button primly down the most an inch square. A frock of
Ironj and are sometimes tucked, black chiffon was made over a flounr
singly Vc in clusters. High collars, ed underskirt which had each ruffle
soft, and boned only at the sides, are : finished with a band of striped
very nooular. These collars'
I not fit the neck tightly, but wrinkle , half deep, the stripes running up and
ivuaeiy utb iiv uviivo IX Uif toll t down.
Wu' ?? W. "V ! Children's frocks change much
1 ? Z 3 l'ompaiison with the styles of
heavier fabri rh ffT .-rf. l'"CI' ele.re'. .ul n" P?" mis tne
-which is warranted indestruciible and "TS.
iooks more like chiffon than voile ! ti,i, T.." ' L.'.
the tetter's durability, is 1 Ta u --'""r. "uk uc ,e
i great deal for th5e wa sts, 1 ?T"; " nLZ t T
of the Simplest and plained I ?ho'tW?isted frk?.? 6 ve,ry becom
v .in? to the small child and to the
peine gin, Dut lor tne all, or very
HOMESTEADS.
Canadian Homestead Land Club now being or
ganized. 100 men only accepted. Right of selection
same as number of application. We locate you on i60
acres of mixed farming land, partly prairie., partly light
timber., . Level black loam soil. No stone and no al
kali, and within five miles of town and railroad.? One
of these claims worth a lifetime of savings, total fee in
cluding everything $50. $10 when , you 'join, $10
monthly. Balance paid when you file. Will all go to
gether, between March 15 and April 1st. i. Here is a
chance to get a first class farm for less than $100, in
cluding location fee, railroad fare, filing fee, etc. Come
and see us. or write at once.
ALBERTA LAND CO.
402 Pittock Block, Portland, Ore.
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Wain, nlnnin xhilH fhn ...ni'nf..,t
but with
used a
even
styles.
, Beneath these waists are
colored orDink S. 8 -"' doming.
the top and bottom down the front. I J no. Dutch styles are very much
Beige and sand-colored taffeta isiVKuc for the small girl. These
also used, to be worn under white nave P'a'n but full skirts, usually of
chiffon or voile waists. I0ne color and blouses of white, very
In my illustration ifi shown o rlrpca short; the skirts are usually fasten.
of tan voile. The bolero pfferf in ed to the waists with laree buttons.
the waist is made of p.n irt-atrnWli, These have been called the "Flnr.
checked voile in dull shades of red, I ; .
yeuow ana Drown. The full skirt is
untrimmed. '
Voile and other fahrics
. ' cuiuxasnng
colors. This helps in the' trimming
scheme, as it usually needs nothing
else to make the dres complete.
A serviceable dress on trim new
lines is snown in my second illus
tration. The side-closing of the
waist, corresponding
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nee Uombey dresses probably
be
cause some enterpnsinif wholesaler
wantd to get a DicKens' name for a
small girl to correpoiid with the
l;8 "Oliver Twist" suit.
. Notice of Final Account.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Union.
In the matter of the estate of L.
Remillard, deceased.
Notice is hereby riven that the un
dersigned Administrator of the estate
of L. Remillard, 'has filed his final ac
count in the above entitled court, and
that said court has set the 31st day
of March, 1915, at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
in the County Court room in the City
of La Grande, Union county, Oregon,'
as the time and place the considera
tion of said final account, and for "the
Wearing of objections thereto. Atl
persons concerned may appear at said
time and place and object to said final
account. .
Dated -this 27th day of February,
J. F. PHY,
Checked and Plain Voile Combine in
This Frock
New York, March . 13. The last
month has proven that Paris is not
napping. The couturiers have sup
plied fashions for the waiting Ameri
cans despite depressed conditions,
and their openings have been almost
as gay as ever. I say almost, for
vuu vuiiuub get gver me atmospnere
of grief which enters the place when
one sees the suppressed sorrow on
the face of a saleswoman or model.
The mannequins themselves are not
less gay, but it is often a forced gaie
ty. .
The gowns show less change than
The Trimly Tailored Effect Is the
Feature of This Frock
heretofore, but what they lack in var
iety they make up in artistry. The
couturiers have had no heart for the
bizarre, and therefore have improv
ed upon what they have had.
The Pans openings show that
voile, wool, silk or cotton is used a
great deal in the development of the
new gowns. There are separate
waists also made, of it, usually in
sand or putty colors. They suit the
with the suit--1
closing of the skirt, is both neat and I
auractive. a high collar with ai
turnover of white shows the latest
whim in collars. Notice the simple !
belt of the same clotn, even to the '
cloth-covered buckle.
One of the odd and quaint novel
ties in evening frocks is made with!
flounces of white tulle edged with
pink worsted embroidery is used on
chiffon, net, silk and voile. Silk
frocks have embroidered flowers '
at the . waist, on- the end
of sashes, as a border to a hem. A'
blue frock which I have recently seen '
had a fringe around the bottom of
ycllow-and-blue crewel fringe. j
In Europe mourning reigns; it iv
seldom that one goes upon the street,
in Paris, or London, or Berlin with-!
out passing more people in black, or!
black and white, than in any other '
color. This of course, causes black
and white to be favored here. The
new silks show stripes of black" and
of white, with white flower thrown
in relief against the stripes. Black:
suits are made with vests of wiile
striped silk. j
Checks and stripes play a large
part in the trimming of many of the
Spring gowns. A stunning suit which I
BROOMS
At Wholesale Prices
"Billy Burk" 27 lb. size ....
''Golden West" 24 lb. size
"Daisy" 24 lb. size
"Winner" 22 lb. size
RBTAIL WHOLESALE
- -- - ?1.00
- ' .80
- .75
60
ALL WE ASK OF YOU IS TO LOOK OUR BROOMS OVER AND THEN
PARE PRICE AND QUALITY WITH OTHERS. . PHONE US MAIN 700.
DELIVER. '
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