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SFXTYAY. JULY L'O, 1910.
THE SUNDAY MORNIffG OB R V
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Goodlocking Work-a-Day Drases
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' Just as our dully 1 read compares to
iruke mo nnn-niti;; or house dresses
compare to more dressy clothes for
Afternoon and evening. We can pet
ttloni: without ci:ke, I nt n't witlttml
bread and we never tire of it. Year
nfter year houi ilnses are made of
about the same fabrics and vary little
in style.' But In details of ih'ir con
struction there are liuie differences,
ond the effort is in innLt1 them more
nifd more attmctiv- itnd practical.
Strong, crjsp cotlou pods; i-oarse
imbleaced linen, Inirhamj, percales
find a few heavier weaves appear in
the house dresses, that manufacturers
have brought out for the present sea
son, nil materials that we have
learned to rely upon for our work-a-day
clothes.. Many of the new nmd
elH have collars and cuffs in white,
like the good-looking gimihatn drev
shown above, where a bit of while
appears also set In at the front of the
belt In the form of a tab with pointed
ends. These are turned baek and
fastened down with 'fun pearl buttons.
Hummer Complaint Quickly liclolvcd
fe-Hne from a severe -ntuiek of sum- I colic and diarrhoea an4 Bl.oi.IA b
n.er complaint. I took ciiamborM'ln' jkept at band by every famliy.
Colie and Dia'rliora Htv.edy and AAv '
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This neat finish Is repeated on the j
cuffs and nt the front of the collar.;
where two buttons are placed. Straps, i
pipings und flat buttons contribute ap- ;
proprlate finhditng touches to the
dresses and aprons where the chief :
conecrn Is neatness. The narrow belt t
ami pntch pockets are of gingham. ;
A striped' percale house dress shown 1
a the right depends upon flat pipings .
of uuothor pat l em In stripes of the
same goods, for Its ueat finish. These
pipings are often In white or In a 1
plain colored chambrny. They serve!
to outline the neck, pockets, heft and t
whatever other feature the designer!
wishes to emphasize. In this dress f
there Is a simulated vest, und pockets
are set on cleverly; Klhow sleeves !
have a flaring flounce and piping de-!
fines all Important lines, a band of it
running down the top of the sleeve.
relieved mo almost Instantly," wrilM
Mrs. Henry Jewett, Claik' Mills, N.
MODEL HAYNES 6
looks like fisw.
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SAXON SIX - S passenger, repainted m&zn&y
nAKMND SFNSISLE SIX Roadster
bargain you have
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DOGS ONCE WERE WORSHIPED
Cuttom PnotiMd 01nY Countries
in Pit Aofr Ethi'Qia Wfid
O One far a Olonarch.
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Pop wortit Bpivml frmn P'rt to
iiittny uilnr iiiiinrfs, vlurclt ttmt
diflVrt'itt firnis. Tlo !oo:ns saci
(ltel (Utjrs 1 AmiMs,oto flu U'sscr ilnj;
shir, l'lncyi'ii, iiikI to I'm ii, and tin
Ui'4tfcs uuuit finiUiu' nnVriutfs It? no-
pllhilo 'ruNiMptao, Mars, HiH'ute itnd
olher liiiut'lhitry hrimnf wtiom thfy
Hfoutl In feu bays Nmioiittl (iioriii)Uie
MiliixIiio.
I'ltiuirch sii: "Th'cirvk whldi
touohtHf mill 8i'piiriitis ihi' i wit hcinis
plH'ifs, mid which on ncoount of it
division lias rwelvwi rtie. iinuio( of
luylzin, is oiilloil nuhis. It Is rep
r'tiittMl nndor the form trf n dog 4k
ruuse this nnimttl vnt'h's during tho
day itnd h1rlnp itie niirlit."
tit f tli Ix hk-n It Ht'iMiis ftirrp nrose
two iiiythlcttl pi'rsiHuit's Mfreur, nr.
HtM'int's, hihI OHn-rns, the thriv-lu'tid-ed
do. supposed to K'ltud the putt's of
hell.
Hut there were luiinhiijrs eren in
those d:iys, and they huinlmetl the
doC v(ishippit-rt I'vVu iin rluuliiltiiiK
often liumhiit; 4'hrUtiuiiH toilay. IVr
Imptt tlte I unit of deception wus pnic
tlced nn h cert Hi n umion In Kthiopia,
which Ik vn Id to fmve been luuiiboozled
Into HCtimlly sittinje tip a doff for It
king;. Chid In royal kiIick and with a
crown upon his head, he sat npon Ills
throne and rt'i-ei ved the liornnan of
his suhji'iMs. He slu'irillcd' his ap
proval hy lai!;Ii!?. He eonfiTivd hon
ors upon a person hy lit khm tils hand,
and a prowl mlt;lit condenin a juuii
to captivity or death.
I "POKER FACE" HAS ITS USE
Ability to Hide Emotion Will Fre
quently be Found of Value In.
Game of Life.
Prlnoetnn Is Hhnut to send 110 Knid
iiutca out Into the world. Some' of
them ure whimsical yntn.c fcllnws, as
would uppear by the way they tilled out
questionnaire which asked them,
among other thlm;, what of most value
had been received by them In their col
1ck course. One retlective senior
avowed imbliiKliingly that It was "his
allowance." Knr others, "checli," "n
poker fare," "the art of blutlins."
"IrnrnliiK how to loaf scientifically."
were their acquisitions of highest
worth.
The bailie of no one of these can
be calnsald, for most lives hilnit e.ncr
Ket.cles when any one of them may
be of the highest use. There are
seine who may be skeptical of the nd
vantnses of the "poker face." Vet w ho
can doubt the value on occasion of a
poised, impassive, Imperturbable coun
tenance which gives no slightest hint
of the hopes and fears it masks.
A physiognomy under complete con
trol Is almost essential to a diplomat,
and this ability to hide emotions hi,
bind a elmngeless exterior goes far
to give the Japanese envoys the repu
tation of being the best poised states
men. Countenances which light up
e.notion are o,ore atlractive
Why be without a car when we can sell
you a -car like these, at such surprising
low prices and such liberal terms. .
- 5 passenger, rbaint
been waiting lor.
cars have, all
mechanics mi are ready.,'
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! Wooden faces are iicvcrQ innlnln &
! Outil Oceeptatlou of the wonl. it
they vq the winning faces if? tOo nt
least of the excltlnt: uics of (J. dl
1 phiiuary and iMjker. Jtiuicer 'twt
Kxpivss. a0 .
fSuefttonal Nate. 9
t sVver try U lind out uSythlnir,
try to learn Hu.-fthlnc. until not kunw
In It has come toxins a nulsico to
ymi for hum? V.vtt1, ,Ttn you will
remember it, but not herse, 1et
knowledjr Importune you before you
will bear It. Our HehoolHnyl unlver.d
ties fro !to precisely oppuslto sya
tem. K. llovrir'n M:ipM-!:ie.
y VATNT m do It
We Have a Better Grain
Binder for You
The next tim& you
ere in town, come in
and look over the Jfilin
Deere Binder. It'sa
machine that will gi
you extra years of scr
vice at less cost for repairs,
end will do better work
under abnormal field and
weather conditions than
other binders.
Ws want to oliow you
many points about this mo
chine not found in other
binders that you will rec
ognize as extra value.
Cornc In and See
OREGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
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been thoroughly. ovec-haided by
e :Qaand bcnsibje ,br Na&h Improval Valve Head
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;e pny the
hitfhefc' price Vl i
npil cut's. 407 N.
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Si'iiintcr Coinplnlnt tn (4 lilMren
Thrt: Ik tvlf nulhiiiK' like, s-
nwiny deaths ftmu di-ease now
;i bt fore C'tamh-j-l.iin's Cdic and.
niahoea-Kei-.i'xiy raniH l(o pnc' j
jenei(jjl usx VlMn, Oils Teiny
GiIICHF,5TEt? S PILIS
Vy... l.K ItllMUNI H KAMI. A
frl r,l' F" vJRi-. ItuT at .Mr v
II" flr 1'rWjt-LA L f Ml I IT! i-Tl Hl .
V H yciM k-i.' v. bt.bttst. At ii-ki kt
-r SOI D BV IWa'CRISIS Vf:RttMLtt
Stronger wheels, heavier
frame, reinforced platform,
sikf-cJigned bearings, roller
btku-infts, three packers in
stfcad of two, hardened
icjruring surfaces on knotter
Arts, ground and polished
packer shaft bearing and
quick turn tongue truck
are a few of the many points ,
about this binder that niulca
it serviceublo,linht draft and
economical to operate.
You will appreciate what
binder satisfaction truly is
when you tet a John Deero
into your harvest fields.
this Better Binder
Used
LATE I MODEL COLE 8 This is a fine perform
in g car.
1919 STUDEBAKER FOUR - Used less than 2000
miles. Just enough to have that smoothness of
operation desired.
1918 STUDEBAKER SIX Practically new.
to hit the road.-
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RlveiiQWitO ctuttor oil S Jliieoted itnd
proper cure hi taken u to diet, It i
naU-Qto uy that fully gnoly-nlne
out of every hundil rtifeea recover.
Or. W. O. Campbell of Hutler. Tenn ,
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DRY
CLEANING
DEPARTMENT
SAVE
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Garments may be sent in with Laundry
bundles or order telephoned in. We main
tain a real cleaning plant such as is seldom
found outside the larger cities.
DAIf
ITY GARMENTS
DAINTILY
PHONE mAIN 56
STANDARD
LAUNDRY CO.
Phone 56
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Cars
ways. "I have uaed CJmntbei'lulu'fi
Colic and Plarrhoia Remedy for
summor etnuplaint In chtldivn. It Is O
far aliead of nuythiiiK I have ever
used for this purpose." Adv. O
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La Grande, Oregon
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