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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1917)
4 American Oil (ttiquid Petrolatum Heavy) A PURE WHITE MINERAL OIL Ik'ee IVom All Irritating Ingredients A Bft'eotiye internal lubricant, for use i ti treatment of Chronic Constipation A trial treatment will convince YOU o its aswte Levy -yog el Drug Co. PreseriptioE Specialists Have Your Corset Made For you USTOMi 'ORSET, IS STRICTLY CUSTOM MADE IS GUARANTEED THROUGHOUT AND BONED WITH EITHER KUVASTA MRS. C. H. SCRANTON Residence 1703 Second Street rnone Black 481 XL C0ALSW00D CAR NICE LUMP COAL AND CAR WOOD JUST RECEIVED DUX Limited Amount of Coal to Each Customer rVe are exclusive dealers for "King" aud "Hiawatha" Coals. Briraje, Packing, Storage and Feed The J. D., Lynch Co. One Block East of Depot Phone Main 10 ' Keep Your Eye On Palmer Lands The last five sales have been from residents who reside away from Grande Ronde valley. It apparently is the same old story: Home people as a rule do not realize the opportunities that are here. The first settlers of this valley did not appreciate the value of that large fertile tract we now call the Sandridge. It was the very last land in the valley to be occupied. A few years from now not a few of those who read these lines will state: "I did not know that Palmer raHey would ever be the prosperous country it is." It will be too late then. The opportunity is now. No experiment. Many families have already demonstrated the productiveness of the soil. You know the location, near railroad, near Elgin, adjoining a forest reserve, which neons cheap range for stock and free fuel for all time. Come in and let us reason together. Geo. H. Currey Opposite Y. M. C. A. Phone Black 2001 HE WHO MOTES REAL ESTATE 106 Hat fftveet La Qraade, Oregon Fashion BY MARGARET MASON (Written for the United Press t Maya, Oh Maya, my Indian maid, You put all the Paris belles quite in the shade; Your colorful blank, fin Fnii1i' arA rich, . I They've taken for mantles, skirts, unuiffa and aim? And other new fashions now flicker and fado Before the gay garments by Indian made. New York. Marrh 3 A n H HAD fashion has put the Indian sign on us! Seems sort of liWo Dlm or... from a child to takA nnp fsehinn., .HHHIVIIO 4V1( the Indians when ahnnr. nil tha wungs nave to their backs is a Won am. ana a siring or beads. But oh. thesa o - c " ..mva uwir kcts that the Maya Indians weavo in uuaiemaia are much too beautiful t be Wasted on tho nrimiti J- - . . v oi central America. The'DOSSvbilitiRS nf nn nrAlnn., r . v.u..,u., uituiKet seem evnniiatoH affo M.hM , UU nave used it as coverii.g for body, bed r norse. rne possibilities of the Maya DianKetS. lOOSelV Woven of nnm invil and dyed in vivid and divers stripes are almost limitiless. The Mayas know how to make 'em but the fashion us 'em, as is evidenced bv a iwnr snowintr Of Mava nwvtola in o fnm.,.c ew rorK ana PhUadelDhia dennrt. ment store. Loose wrans nf nvstor wklta nr. a bisque shantun? ATS lintfd thrmioli. out with the gorgeous Maya blankets. 'Beach and summer suits of white, grey and ecru silk have vivid Maya blanket touches on collar, cuffs, pock ets and lapels. Sport skirts entirely evolved from Maya blankets, with their rainbow bars of color m.ti long to be behind the bars. lhese blankets as well as the em broiders which embroideries of the Russian peasants are au made by the Mayas on hand looms and because the looma narrow the blankets are all made in half widths with a central seam. Next to the blankets as attractive trimming touches ) the embroideries find place and are used on costumes in the same manner us collars, cuffs and pockets. The embroiders also make stunning table and cushion cov AccomjlisIiW "the impossibl ' ' MM ft ui a cigarette! new zsfe have heard of my L& " 'atURa md u MILD- For the first time in the history of ciearette. you are offered this new kind ofenJoymeVi No cigarette, at any price, can give you this new enjoyment except Chesterfields! Why? caSSSSwSL maker can copy tha Try Chesterfieldstoda 8 ?ron., SMYRNA far ; XANTHI CIGARETTE fkouSAA r w w J 11 TOr IQc -and yet they're MILD Indian originals. much as I hate to be a wet blanket, I much as I hate to be a we tblanket, I am constrained to tell you that you'll u , . . . f . i i. inuic anu v-uaiiiun cev- i c iu .v uuuienuiia lor it. ur ers ana the bands of embroidery are rather to the house that is making sols, hat trimmings, hand bags and blouse adronments. Silken scarfs, soft of weave and cu-.- Maya specialties will have to imnmi one ior you. be as simple stead. Think how hnndv it would ho t.u, 10f nun, ui weave anu cu oll;ttu' iinui now nnnuy it would be or, another product of the Maya hand to have a little Maya in your home lOOmS. arR fnKMnnart int e nnHinn hllClKr IVaavini. iimii. r blouses, girdles and are also used in while you wait their natural state to ho Wnnt. 1 Tho mnin nninf i t,,if ...o around fair shoulders or ha'; crowns. I be good Indians this season. At pres . Not all of the Maya blankets, ent a Maya costume is more swagger scarfs and embroideries are in rinfjinc than rt Poirot morlol a UTai.n Imnnnf ciwiu. xn(M wonaenui umn u vjeorgecte cnapeau. At the aborigines of Central America ihave beginning of the war Paris trembled Shown thcmselvt'S most ooneirWnto f lest Noil- Vort nunii k. I.,,.l . the fashionable wants of 1917 Amer- the fashion center of the world. Who ican matrons and bachelor maids of could have dreamed that her mantle j.. o Ui uioureiion ana so tncy nave oi iasnionaoie greatness would have iltmnct QO nt-n r, nH n . . 1 j. C . .1 r 1 ., .1 - I . n The new dam replaces an old wooden structure and is 92 ft. in extreme Wight. It creates a storage lake, or reservoir, some 40 square miles in area, and is situated at the head of the Ripogenus Gorge, tho outlet of a lake of thllf niiMn HKtn :n .... i j. T. , .. . ' i.. Aiiia 10 an luuui local- It strikes mo it would j ion for a dam, lying between two CO MILUUrL a luava n. mmmto n, w :.. : 1 . new dam 0 ft. above its former height, which was about 20 ft. over the noimal lake surface. Seven for mer lakes and ponds have been eli minated in forming the new storage iaKc, wnicn wnen filled is expected to guarantee nn amnlc water sunnlv fnr the mills durinir a two-voar norinH nf sngnt rains. The March Popular Me chanic Magazine tells of the problems met in the buildin? of tho Ham. A number of interesting illustrations ac companying tho article. almost as irreat fill Oil tin if. nf am. 'braleries done er.tirolv i n hlfi.lr an A white or grey and white, blankets striped in the same neutral monotones and scarfs woven in plaids and stripes of the same. Therefore every one can be smart and ail Mayed up and still cling to her color scheme of life. All the blankets, scarfs and large pieces of embroidery shown on the maya models are original pieces brought direct from the Indian tribes of Guatemala but the most of the em broidery bandings are modern Man hattan manipulations of Maya meth ods, designs and colorings. You can now buy ribbons at the ribbon counter and embroidery band ings at the trimming counter that will furbish up jour last summer suit to the last word in modish Mayaism. Silks by the yard in Maya designs and colorings arc also being manu, factored and stockings embroidered in Indian symlwls are by no means at the foot of tho Maya list of fashion able fads. The ribbons and embroid ered (bands mlinnfiutiirwl v. ,.,. really beautiful and almost defy de descended on Guatemala in Central America instead and in descending turn into an Indian blanket. Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism. The torture of rheumatism, the pains and aches that make life un bearable are relieved by Sloan's Lini ment, a clean clear liquid that is easy to apply and more effective than mus sy plasters or ointments because it penerates quickly without rubbing. For the manv Dains and anha fol. lowing exposure, strains, sprains and muscle soreness, Sloan' Liniment is nromntlv effective. Alwn bottle handy for gout .lumbago, tooth- acne, oacKacne, still neck and all ex ternal pains. All druggists, 25c Adv. Mills Build Large Dam Water Supply to Insure Worms Make Children Fretful. Children suffering from worms ro dull and irritable, nunv and wonW oft. en grind their teeth and cry out. in sieop, 'being a constant source of wor ry to their Barents. Kiolrnnnn w.i Killer is a mild laxative remedy in candy tablet form that children like to take. Promptly effective, it kills and removes the worm from the sys tem. Irregular appetite and bowel movement, lack of interest in play are sure sitms of worms. Ho liouo imur child of this burden. At nil rfiw- gists, 25c. Adv. opinion that he was 18 or older. To settlo tho question X-ray photographs were taken of the bones of his arms and the lower limbs. It is a fact, well recognized by the medical profession, that in the transition from childhood to maturity these bones undergo a change that is quite distinct The photographs in this case showed such a development of bony tissue as to provo conclusively that the boy . was 18 years or. over, and consequently his case was turned over to the crim inal court. X-Ruy Used to Prove Court To You Need a Spring Laxative. Dr. King's New Life Pills will re move the accumulated wastes of win ter from VOUr intostinoa. tho hur.lnn of the blood. Get that slumrish snrinir fever feeling out of your system, brighten vour eve. c1pm.t plexion. Get that vim and snan of good purified healthy blood. Dr. King's New Life Pills are a non-erin- ing laxative that aids nature's pro cess, try them tonight. At all drug gists, 2Cc. Adv. "SAVE THE BABIES" These are authentic quotations from the pamphlet on babies by Dr. L. Em mett Holt of Columbia university and Dr. Henry L. K. Shaw of Union university. Storage capacity of the west branch of the Penobscot River in Maine has been immensely increased bv the con struction of a 700-ft. solid-concrete Throw away what baby does not eat r u:,. r i: . . f ., "-'"Ki ucvci wiirui n, over, it arc ol Hoy in. l,e is constipited, give him one to ! three tnhlespoonfuls of strained fruit , . . , Julce daily, after he is 7 or 8 months physicians connected with ) I m a in .u. t . . ., i "luiiuis iic may nave strain- juvenile court of Cincinnati was re: ed beef juice, beef tea or plain mut ccntly assigned the unusal task of de- ton or chicken broth, once a day. At termining the ago of a lad by the 10 months he may have part of a soft m I t. i "cco.rtl"Vf t0 thejogg, a small piece of crisp toast or March Popular Mechanic Magazine. . zwieback or a crust of bread to chew. Under the laws of Ohid a boy, 17 or j immediately after feeding. Other younger, came under the jurisdiction foods sh( a i... ..." - I'r JUMMuiciion joods should not be even durinir t.h ir ;';.-Lr "r..1"? 10 Tmenc e c,,.m!!l1 Te parents of first year. At 12 months he mav ti k .....vh 0uJVi, ui waier ior its tno boy claimed that he was 17. whilo i hia mill- ki i .11.. ' n.i.tm,ni anu a on uiuiiii ft?r- , : - viji uc- ouiuLiuu auppiy oi water ior its the bov c a mod that ho wn 17 wliii. tection when placed side by side with pulp and paper "plants at Millinocket. i the 7ys'ciaTs were rtrl"'of the enl twice a dav. Next to Obaeryer Office MM 5)
