La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1919, Image 3

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l lie siock.iQ', into Whirl! li il. op,;
Ullllllrl i".v imwirt of :v iK J:-.r.i
muy iwiiou. OfuoymAiMvilQi nixty giys Crom-.tuly : The ObseKvar .luroUh .and rinU Uru .(,v .ul vfiistlpotloii. Hoi, day
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NeeKaces From the Orient
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lonneii & .nereiptwo verso le ami I, lit imil i: said warrants or any nutter wrapper,
btB hpflet th stomach.'you
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I U.1.-imI feniMs iworise this
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f Q'Wii are tut so CKented for pay
ynl wilhin sixty days from July 1.
ronlput.!, peevtali, crosses
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WjANT AD tTt- do in.
of 0e eri.Vi. .WIIHmii IHimUn.- vfho ' uMg at&bm. whi,A 'they0t-.-jU "A
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I. MO tlO- .vlll I i.i ,in,...lnil i- .1,.,,
TiAiO'.l purify your stotn-
.ii reeu-a me -r..: .. Class. Hue in Classy g.me.lfe'' con
mle. n all-star 0-. sistig of popu,llr ronv
in.1
n wjN i -AO mm do ft w MioitH ""Tufrx
.o.nuy .i.i.u.vail.1 lii.v.ni liiereoi
ill be ttivaftcr pu.ic.l.
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Julyfi"'. I'"'. ASltl, An.lrv J.un,
Kiiur .ii-iiiinih. flriiVwl un l.AuOfj ' u. l'ittu yuiii utrweia
Qud restore
r-Oi.pIOi. blQ-khwuQj. foul bnMiMi --.ni)iuaUe.--Uv.
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fills C:-' SawA
sv4 A V im
i.r irih-jil11" ...ft...
i an opporiuniiy uir a spmul .1
HIWOKKOME VAl-)EVII.K loiist.Otion of th.irvff.-al abim? nio.-
AT H('A1)E OllMOKKOWalso ive irood lino nf comly af-
ter that i tho cause ufmeh merri-
Al Plecu ia a talented utiff man 1 ment- .
uppearini; Ui bhukfu.c an.l present-1 ' Pnro illinms art- a cli' e-
in a sincme ana UUkniK oflermK : n"im aim wuninn ni prvsent w nov
which he
Lome.lum. lie is rne pv
a good sing'nK voice ufiil his collection aiif'ult ami snnnv'ly inipositl.-
fof comedy soiurs and pniodics arc1"'" I' which tWy defy the liiws of
without limit. He has his own pc nature. '1 hey also introduce a routine
culiar way of putting his material ' eccentic wooden shoe .Jini;
inK'i.K anu uuKing: otiermjr : peni "."VI
culls" Sineiyi; "'W Talkiir ; Uy surp;e offerimr awhiAt they cam
n.' He is ttio possessor of "The Escapes." They introduce many
' In whatever corner of Hie world It
. flourishes a nincl ill. colnrful dress is
meat for the (leslirners of nellKeeH.'
They seize upon it and use it as It
Ib, or Interpret It to soil themselves
In fabrics that they lufve nt hnnd.
JJeuutlful Japanese and Chinese Kur
ments are Imuirh't ii! their native coun
tries uud sold to Anierleiuia to Wear
as they (ire. ' Who would llilnk of
taking the liberty (f I'lpinuliiK any-,
thins so exiiuislte? Not nil of them
blossom only in the privacy of homes,
for splendid mandarin cunts challenge
comparison with the handsomest eve
nlnn wruiw. One flilm; that entices
the buyer of fine Japanese and Chi
nese garments U tlie stuliiiily of their
styles. They are and were and will
be good.
It Is not necessary to attempt a de
scription of the won.l.-rful kimono
shown at the ri;;ht of two tl-uros
pictured above. This enfeWlnj dress
Is simply a graceful baekuround of
soft silk for rich embroideries of the
Iris and wisteria blossom. that are so
dear to tHe Japanese. On a light
giay ground In natural colorings they
make the khnonn a thlm; or peuuty
aud a Joy forever.
The prerly negligee nt the left of the
figure is iu two pieces, uu uuderdruss
with long flaring sleeves all made of
lace and an over garment that forms
u-short eae -tit the back with a front
of three overlapping panels. It Is
made of satin' uud embellished with
embroidery. 'Wherever It "n-us design
ed It may lay claim to both Ingenuity
and beauty. " ' -Wide
laces flouncing lnces they are
called miike the way of the designer
easy and are used In nuiny negligees.
Over uudcrsllps of silk tbey form long
loose coats. . ; Ciepe-de-chlue or ane
mercerized cotton goods are -used with
themj riie lnces In cream color and
tho other fabrics In gay flowerlike
tints and colors. , All are washable
and very often narrow ribbons aud lit
tle flowers of ribbon or chlfton add an
other charm to thera. The story of
negligees cannot be complete wlthont
reference tp the beautiful taffeta coats
in light colors, to be worn over lace
petticoats. jt ,fr
Rings Over Gloves.
Accordlng to fashion correspondence
from the, French capital smartly
dressed women In Paris are wealing
rii.gs over their gloves.
AT SIIKIU'.OY'K TODAY
A: TOMOIU'.OW
"Fajl.se Evi.ienee" adapted from
the famous nov-'l ".Ma.kloir by
Mary E. Wilkins, i a story of Mte
West a gripping rotnanee of th.'red
woods, giving Vioki Dana a rob.
thut nefls-ts a31 her vivid personal
lay and dranuilic poweis. The play
tells the st-oiy of a p imillvo clan,
with traditions handed down from
generation- to pejilation ainon.i;
which i' thc.cns:;oin of betrothal at
birth. The f.' st girl to rebel at
this is MadeUm. but her rathe-,
Sandy McTavish. is the mrictest man
in the settlement and i' Is his boast
:tliWt a M.-iCTuvi-h o-ver lire.i!.'.-. hl
word. How Madelon upsets tthin
tradition and eventually muruics tho
llian slie loves, 1b forcefully shown in
this play that Is filled with Intense
heart-appeal and whiehlulfco sparkle?
with tho inliiiitobl-a humor of the
little star. It ds a mmantlc drumn
wiih a f rehness that brcaithcj of
the pine-scented slopes of California
whoie the scenes for -the .ploy are
laid.
?:'..L'n; Sepia. iii,l.-A:s-ia.s. R An
diewJl.- J;ua i 3,. litl-J, .'a'071',
Bert Knigl
v. lines ib- nanJ ami seat or said i
l.'oety (ift, tii the 4th v of
June, A. p., l!.
(County Conn Seal)
Adv 7-h-lt.
County Clerk.
C'vIJUAC E AM) SAUSAGES
WOMAN'S
over and has always proven.n popu- This number is most sensationiilly Hi
lar and Amusing entertainer. , ei-estitfg, entortiiining and mjst fy-
The acme of intelligence "is un- ins.
questionably to lie found m tho re- AnOut Tir Picture and a comedv,
murkable perfoimnni-e pr.ented by 'will also be ivesnte.l on the same
'X'no," a canine who bus toured the bill. "
various vaudeville circuits of the!
world under the firm name of Pope I .. . ' nie. sonow 1
& Uno. Uno is also a moving picture int.l aiiVthimr 1
star, having played the part of Na-I ' Notice 1st Hereby Riven, thut pursu-1 hurts ni' it is
test in the screen production of "The ant to an act or the l-islutive As- pr. paratii that
Beloved Vamlbond." Uno claims to sembly of e State of Oregon, up lrhal nuicu from
be the onlv irood-nielit dog iu the proved FebrAary 25, lUSil, the follow-1 and allnyAlhe
world, from the fact that after per -i ine county viirrunts, yivhi.-h were is- causes pin
forming his routine of tri.-ks he pre- sued more tltui severf years prior -tninu.l intcstinaliiln
Dares for bed and retires in full' view the 1st day ol" July, Jl;IIt), and which ipeiidi'.-it's. ' On.
of the audience. To see Uno work is have not beeil paid, will be paid by money refunded
to appreciate the human mind n;doir;the Comity
1)1 E'l'
'1 have dorlcred with tke best doo-
in the United Slates. Some sa d
oneXthing un.l some nnoth.tr was ail
ing iie and oil' wauled to cut me open,
but Mayi-' Wonderful Remedy saved
vabbage, sausage
nut to. Nothinc
t simple, harmless
.-moves the catar-
llie intestinal tract
inflammation which
alt stonia.-h, liver
,-iits, including ap
se will convince or
Sold Evetvwhere.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE & GRANITE
Mounment Makers of Quality,
1502 S Ave., La Onuule, Oregon.
CD
STAItTI.IXti LEAP IX
SEItlAI, OF .THRIM.S
An amazing, ceckkus fe-jt is film
ed in 'the fourteenth cpisodu or "The
Man of Might," Vdtagruph's latest
adventure serial, which will be seen
in the Sherry theatre today and to
mon ow. DitiZ, a Mexican, is nin
rooned on top of a cliff, and below
in ai stockade, are his friends, who
are seeking the hidden treasure. En
trenched about the stockade are
"Scarllttoe" and hi( outlaws, ready
for an attack, in his eagerness to
join his friends. Diaz makes a cat
epanlt out of u- small tree, and thin
hu-ls him out into space hlg hndovn
.... r- yy
i.'m :' .. th
: (-- 0W t conquer.-
5 tii thirst!
t smi-C'lt-y ' .. '1 '
;L "' ' ' If your thirst ! a auperlicial one J;
i? ' - or, if it is deep-rooted, RAINIER
I!! PAfi9 ' -. SPECIAL will conquer it. This C:
0 JtepEsil T 11 unusual, fine-flavored, soft drink
I j irPS I- ' does the one thing other soft
''''''jFiik. " drinks fail to do it really satis- v;
mrSS$ t " n fie. A bottle of it on a hot day 3"
13 IpU vVM ii " puU lhint to fl'8hl m " j!ffy' A
I Kl VV'H bottle with lunch or dinner top .;
IP iillilliJaSj jK Wither off perfectly. Come to g.
"si?'n.'ff SN Ttnow this drink. There's no other g
t3t ; iMftj. 6-3 xk like it none to rival it. You can ij'-
iB 'Ifisfy alJa i j,urchae ,one boll,e r M
ii! trllSlh TtVOP' 1 -:ase. Stamp your memory with j"'
W&&$k 1 2$SZS& its name RAINIER SPECIAL. 4"
V?Z. r3UtoVfc2AcO!J Si JKSlljy V I 1 Rlnlr Produtl. Company, Snllh, U. S. '
?3i VfiJ ,,!( M CC-ClllflL I Mnul.cturr ol lUinLr SpccUl, Rlnlr jT;
'tiL- .111 t3!'"V W!ffl;OilMll' I Bock, M.lt B.lnl.r, R.lnler Ceto.l, Syro .uU ;',
! t" ",ur,d !
'S'-'if ii'ii'c-r i i v?''-Vi'V:-i-'---;-V-',V-Vi rtiriiy--'1- V tri ni-t-iiriri.i- .L..'!-. ir.. iLv'
rJ'lie Rainier Pi'cilu:t3 Company relieves retailers and eoiisiutier.s of the. neeessity of
paying Revenue Taxes on Rainier Hevcra; es' by puyintj; ALL taxes thereon direct to
the (iovernnient. . ''L-.'- '. , ., .
OREGON GROCERY COMPANY, Distributors.
i Enthu-
siam
s the dynantie
I'.tiree wiiieh impels
netioit and guaran
tees sneeeKS. . ' .
A wide breatih ex
iKts betwtien the
iiuniher of -people
who started to save
--and Hume who
sjniW and con-titiuftd.
If V ofc already have
a SaYintrH Aeeount
(lonit let another
week iVasa without
addiWUo it.
lave none,
open one
Get enthusiastic TfiF.
over tii is mutter of
saving sane think- (tjh
ing "will show how Sf)
vital it is to you !
United States I
National
Bank
La Grande, Ore
i f Front T- ood
WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU ARE?
, It Is astonishing how many
women through luck of atten
tion are wearing corsets that
give a more muture appear
ance to the figure than it
should have, and consequent
ly thoy appear to be five or.
' ten years older than they are,
. It Is possible to readily Im
prove that condition if you
will come to our corset de
partment and get a trial fit
ting of the MODART front
laced corset.
Pauline Lederle
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SY IT IS.".
The best ptnre lo take your ear If
It docs not iWiik'Uko it used to. The
d j . tftandnrd Auto Repair Shop, corner
Adams and l it. I Ed. Cyr, Prop.
KM KMJtiMIKihli)
Llttlo I.Ivor Touchers, a little pink
pill 80 of those for 2Gc. Just the
thing for stoninrlj or Indigestion
kinlil hy Bllvsrlhorrfs. 7-T-3t.
FAMILY
LA SJ
DRAJG STORE
OBioqN.
Order Your
Berries for
fanning
This Week-Wc .
are Getting aFine Lot
..from Qore ' .
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AN ALL DAY CELEBRATION
Addresses by Well Known
. Orators.
o Irlusic and Singing.
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A pomplete fine of
Fresji. Y.egetaUes
e3 si
CITY GRdCERY;6ce
BAKERY
3Celslor Sale on Grounds
COVE'S GOT 'EM
. THURSDAY
1
1919
Worifl-cfiSsikatecl
COVE, OREGON .
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Sporta-rf all kinds, includ
ing Baseballs Gum
Iwtwten conlnrlrg for tlM
. iMterv Oragps
7' g a i- r- "m .
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