La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1915, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 7ft792
. SATURDAY, MAY 1. 1915.
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KEASONS WKY VOtfU WANT TO WEAR oTPRACTICAL ROT GE&TS
PMCTrCAL J
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June Drides Have Unique Frocks and Gowns v
to Rett Their Trouweam From This Spring
JUNE BRIDES TO FASHION D1C-TUM AND FOLLOW 18S0 STYLES NORFOLKS ARE MODISH WITH
T Ml IT. IS TOW IT. TO TRY IT IS TO WfAR IT.
Are you like the woman who knew that she wasn't going to enjoy a certain
show, even beore she-went, because tt wasn't like Grand Opera, or do you
set first and comment aterwardst '
P. N. Practical ' Front Corsets
HteUSerentTheyareiiewl Won't you look at them
nd then comment f We know If you ece them
you'll watt to be convinced and you'll wear them.
A combination of both a back and front lace cor
eet, they have kept their good pomu and eliminated
their (aulu.
Sizet 20-36.
Yon tuve been lool.lnjr far a corset with adhut
anent la tlte front, with the front clasp and beings
coming In the center and not under the butt as
in the present may of making lac front coraete '
' They are here to stay eo get to know them
atouce. . ,
Price $J.50 end $3.00
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Reliable ;.
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Powerful fast unusually graceful
and beautiful in , its lines roomy,
comfortable and completely equipped
with Top, Windshield, Speedometer,
and anti-skid tires on rear, the. 1915
Maxwell at $695 has more high priced
car features than ever put in an auto
mobile before for less than $1,000.
Here is the easiest car to drive in the
world here is the greatest all around hill
climbing car in the world. Here is an auto
mobile to be really proud of.
Holds the road at 50 miles an hour
With Electric Starter and Electric Lights
' $55 "extra,';
R. W. LEIGHTON
AGENT La Grande, Ore.
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day that wat faMaat'!)? Ji
with .thraa Umona. IthU o- Mt to
nrovA a heftlnfiil kin k kAMi.u
American, By having har wowktrfol
faatham p!acd with cltrua fruit aha
would only be realistically flaunting
RAF nrivftt nnlnlnn . m k. ...
aUtus of any possible subttituU trim-
'A ftUnninD iir.flA rlrsiaffnaimkfr .
costume of latlJo shws the short skirt '
tendenrv and At.han : fhtnM k.:. ;
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Of course the skirt, is circular; they
" tuui ur pieaiea utese times
&iid ift fini.iVtiil !4rinnj4 ttm vMlmIha... .
t ippled hem wUh deep band of
oin!; men diuck siik braid, The
blotlKA limrn with it . la t kA
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color chirton with Lell shaped sleeves
anil hlerh. it'.tfli"e Mllo. r t
buttoned straight up the front, as is
niw Biuik iruni no in u Den, witn OUI
let buttons of black oynx. The little 1
short boy ronta AAmaa a .
waist line and has the regulation mil-
iutry Draiaing across the front car
ried out with a narrower width of the
black silk kirr hrniH and K,.U .
w-. WM,W
buttons. Hiirh black Patent kid shorn
with grey leatheruppers laced on the
sides are worn with this striking out
fit. A chic little black satin Tirim
less hat fits tight and snug to the
vui vi uis nrau as u re were moulded
to it and flaunts two bunches of buwk -
aigrewe8 Dent like Mercury wings,:
one jutting from the left rear and the
other from the right front. Incident
ally the smart American women who
wore it has been in England for two :
years. She admits tearfully that she
is nying to go home but simply can't
this SAASnn MM aha haa not mA ln . -
supply of spring and summer hats
each and every one of which boasts -
h moir oniy (rimming nuge ana Jav-
isii uuncnes oi airgreues or rjaradice.
Short, skirts nnrf wiHfi hut not too wide for the- June bride, is the start
ling edict that comes from dame fashion. Brides much prefer graceful
Clinging Lines, But f ashions says iw oiyies ana icwu n muev do.
The Norfolk suit with 1830 modifi
cations is an attractive costume that
will have a place in the outfit of many
June brides It's just the thing for
the going away gown.
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j FA?r.T LOANS j
S Reasonable f?afes !
j SECURITY LAHn & SAVINGS j
S la Grande, Oregon
Xhis is the interesting dance frock
recently worn by a young St. Louis
matronone which attracted attention
but not ' criticism, because she knew
how to wear it. It was rose colored
frock, the most notable feature of
which was the extreme shortness of
the skirt. : -
Soft, ample folds of rose colored
taffeta, the - edges heavily corded,
were draped upwards, the bottom edire
scarcely reachinir below the knee. Be
low the silk and between the side
folds quantities of pleated net were
astacneci to the corded edge, giving
I an effect of increased width and
length of skirt but adding little to it in
actual substance.
A narrow panel down the back of
I the skirt was formed by rows of cord
pleated net, and over this were laid
festons of deep pink rose buds. The
buds also caught up the draping at the
skirt and formed a corsage trimming.
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wuivi:, wjr i.ii3 way, suniuwillii
resembled a basque, being snugly fit
ting and with closely laid gathers.
Across the shoulders was drawn a
fichu-like cane of the taffeta, edced
I with the pleated net, and also formed
the negligible sleeves.
London, Apr. 22. It's amazing the
way titled skirts are creeping up aris
tocratic shins. Talk about your belt
ed Earl you- really can't say much
more about his Lady Countess wife
these days, or rather nights, for her
skirts are cut so high and her waist
is cut so low there isn't much more
than a girdle for an embarrassed eye
to cling too.
For daytime frocks and costumes as
well," Her Grace, My lady, and the
Hon. Molly are Bhowing an expanse
of ankle that generously goes tue
eight inch mandate at least two inches
better, or perhaps we should say worse
Skirting a rather tender subject, there
seems to be abundant evidence these
days that vu can go further and fare
worse when it comes to a question of
British skirts. The pretty English
dairy, maid who voiced the historic
answer that "My face is my fortune"
could never have gotten by with a
like statement anent the feet. But
be that as it may, feet, and even much
feet, seem to demand even more inch
es when you start to hem about them.
At a little informal midnight sup
per dance last week Miss Nancy Cun-
Brd and Iris Tree proved ardent ad
vocates of the abbreviated skirt. Be
ing a true descendent of the Cunard
line it seems quite appropos that Miss
Nancy should flaunt a high water
frock and it was most appropriately
composed of a frothy white bodice of
tulle with cunning ' little white cap
sleeves. The skirt was two foaming
white billows of tulle girdled with a
sash of seagreen ribbon. .
Miss Tree with her blonde hair in
a bang was most fetching in a black
velvet bodice sleevelss save for should
er straps of the black. It was cut
out with rather a square. Dutch effect
in front and back and a single half
blown rose of pink broke the black'
sombreness near the left shoulder.
The bodice ended abruptly at a round
rathr short waist line and the skirt
composed of three full flounces of tulle
one pale blue,, one pale pink, and one
yellow burst butterfly like from its
black velvet chrysalis. The Tree
limbs were increased in pale blue
stockings and black velvet slippers.
There is quite a penchant for the
velvet ibodice in evening frocks and
not only are the contrasting black taf-
ADresa Combining raffeta '"jVgjj
feta with a velvet bodice of the same
shade was the sartorial hit at the
Savoy the other night. The skirt was
caught up on the left side in kirtle ef
fect with a garland of pink roses re
vealing a petticoat of white chiffon
and lace. A garland of the roses also
served in lieu of the left shoulder
strap. , " ' v
They occassional dto tjrim hats
in something besides airgrettes over
here however, for I glimpsed a tiny
bule turban on Bond Street the other
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