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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1922)
r . PAOTi two I iniir 11 iMnniiiii ii i n mi i LA ORAXDE KVENTNO OBSERVER Mmvltv, Mw'h (1, 12 New Models GOSSARD CORSETS Many things contribute to the nppear. ance of age but nothing accentuates . i i r i :n tAj II nail so mutn lis un iii-cui acicu iiguc. 1 TTVOES your figure show a Uency to be rigid, to take on the inflexible appearance that is the treacherous betrayer of advancing years? Let one of our experienced corsetieres choose a DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT iUG Harvard I'niversity Believ es It I las Koinid Kvidem-e in Southwestern States of G O S S A front Lacing c o for vour Let her show youY'aat'she can do, checking her step by scfcjn th truth-tellinc mirror. . What voir cpp will mnvince vou that thouuh we lk.W ..... J can't all be eighteen forever and everi the charm of graceful ' lines und slenderizing proportions is possible to any woman at any age pro vided she knows where to get her corsets. And with this unrestricted natural charm of line, comes back that subtlest and youthfulest of allthe, beauty gifts grace. I YtavW i IIP7 ' ' I 1 ny AaAociatjtd Pres) CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Mar. .- The dixcovciy of the remains of an ancient people who once inhabited the lAmnrlcan Southwest and wort intei mediate in development ' be- to have conducted their burials in the open. Their more settled life is attri buted to their suceeHH in agriculture. They tfiew coin of u primtttive var iety. .Skelotoim found in the course of the excavations show that both the JtaKket-makuiH and their successors very latent type all conliibute to the eood-luokti. A clone inspection will show thi new Maxwell to be complete in the many minor details that add to the pleasure and convenience of motoring All models are equipped with wind- hield wiper and a new design of had rather long skulls, whereas the windshield that is absolutely water- Cliff-dwellers who followed them l.proof even against a driving rain, were a round-headed race and always j In the open models, the aide curtains, had the back of the skull artificially when not in use, are carried in a flattened by the hard board head- Icompnrtment built in the rear of the rests of the cradles in which the ba- front seat. The low position and bios were placed. The relationahip !unique design of the seats makes the of these various people is still a mat-(riding qualities little less than sensa ter of doubt. . ,i tional. The arrangement of the It is believed that the Post-Basket-."'eerinir wheel and controls renders makers discovered during the Hur-I'hc driving operation a pleasure, vard explorations were descendants It is built to give continuous and of the Basket-makers but whMher successful service with little expense Each unit of the en- inuc, opposite the Empire Filling Sta tion, or phono their office for a sales man to call with a demonstrating ma chine. Clyde E. Bunting, junior member of the firm, made this statement: "If we could give every man, woman and child in Union county a ride in the new series Maxwell, our sales prob lem would be solved. The quality is so apparent, when the machine is in ; action, that it is certain to make a universal appeal." 6-room modern home, pat base ment, garage, close to hi;;h acliool. This is a good buy. Price ? 180 0. """""" ,'" ' "ve.opmeoi . oe- th(,v in turn wt,re ancestori) of the and annoyance, tween the basket-makers, the earlie t V iff-dwccrs is not certain. It seems 'tire job is made race known to have live iin this re-1 (ouhtfuI onat.COunt uf the marki d 'and is designed to give maximum wear Kion, and the Pueblo Cliff-dwellers, l(Uff(jrenMS in the shape of the head, and withstand the most severe Btrains. even aside from artificial flattening, A number of ntw mechanical lea The Basket-makers had dotfs. The t tures are used. On of the.se is what mummied remains of two were found in termed a canti-lever brake. The (luring the Harvam explorations arm outer brake band is made in two Hee i HILL'S DEP'T STORE Potman's W. I'i VUl IiV'iL'lt TO US PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE X TO US whose remarkable stone villages along the Arizona cliffs have attract ed wide public attention, has been one of the results of explorations made during the past year in .the Ma rsh Pass region of northwestern Arizona by the Peahody Museum of Harvard University. The "Post-fraket-mnkera" is the name given the newly discovered people. The Harvard expeditions to this ,semi-di'seit region, over 100 miles from the nearest railroad, were be gun in 1914 by A. V. Kidder and Samuel J. Guernsey of the Peabody "Museum staff and were lifter con tinued under the sole direction of Mr. Guernsey. Prior to 1!)14 com mercial collectors had found traces of the Basket makers, but facts about these earliest people of the re gion had never been secured by trained archeologists until the Har vard expedition began, Thesp ex peditions have not only contributed la mass of information concerning the ftasket-makera but now show the ex istence of a people who followed the Basket-makers in noint of time but .preceded the Cliff-dwellers. The Pest-Basket-makers resem bled the Basket-makers in many par ticulars but were clearly in a later stage of development. The Basket makers had no permanent dwellings, whereas these Inter people had stone houses in caves and in the open. They also had pottery, crude in some respects but with the beginnings of decoration and some of it was fired. This is the earliest pottery known to have been made in the Southwest. Instead of burying their dead in caves, as did the Basket-makers, thev seem to have lived in the cavps and iire now on exhibition at the PeabodV itions in such a way that dragging or .Museum, along with a tmantity of.gripping by the action of the brake life, objects illustrative of Basket-drum is impossible. Tho emergency maker life. One was a long-haired brake is applied on the propeller shaft, animal about the size of a small col-1 which gives equal braking force on lie, the othur a smaller black and ( each wheel and prevents skidding on white dog resembling somewhat theislippery road surfaces. tterrior, with-a short, shaggy coat, A cordial invitation is extended to erect ears, ami a long full-haired tail, jail to call at C, W. Bunting & Son's These wore clearly genuine dogs and ( business location off Jefferson ave- not bred from coyotes or orher wild animals of the region. Many of the objects found in the dry caves of this region are in ex traordinary state of preservation on account of the dryness of the climnte, despite their great age. H II IS DISPLAYED The new series of the Maxwell mo tor car made its dtbut in La Grande Kiiday, when C. W. Bunting & Son, local dealers, received their first ship ment. At first glance the new IMarwell has a strong appeal. The body lines, which are the very latest, produce an effect that is art itself. The stand ard equipment of steel disc wheels adds to the beauty of the machine and gives an appearance of sturdy construction. W lower top, higher rmii;ttor and drum style lamps th' M. H. Whisler Auctioneer. Lffi:jdk '''"' '""f conveu- JiiM &J&' !l. wues call at tli jyVJ 0 I olllce of l ' La. (;rajid luveul- ment Co. W'ik w fLUCKY - VSTRIKEi When you get the 25th clay bird after 24 birds straight ... any shooter will say that fla lucky strike. For Sale 4G-aero farm, Improved, near El gin. Will trade for I.a (Jnindo property. Well Improved 811-acrn farm near Union. Most of place Is In alfalfa. This place Is prlci cl right. 5-room modern bungalow, good lot, closo to hlcJi school. Price $2,000. G-rooin modern full basoment. J' V .1 1 v uncalow, garage, ?:S200. R-rooni liniia. biilot. This nlnce can be made Intolm excellent room ing place lor very utile money. Geo. H. Currey Phono 200J Real Estate Insurance Y LY I ipt toasted tvstrike . The discover tobacco was a luB for us. If you will buy a package of1 Lucky Strike cigarettes yourself you will see why millions now prefer the toasted flavor. It's Toasted Da this today and notice tho delicious toaeted Barley when you try Lucky Strike. '. Automobile Owners Attention Wo are redely for all kinds of auiV repairing land overhauling. fi't o'yr prices belore going elisawbeirti Economy Grdge 1409 JeffiVson I'liono 511-J An Exide Batteries llalteiies in slock, ItntlerieH for Jtent. lJallerks llechavged Itatlories Walenil Free. Batteries t nil imiken Repaired. HtromlHTg Cai buirttitr Service. T 9 rtl BATTERY SlATION Fred E'ursess.l'rop. In J.tdlilim'N .Machino Works :X )rofcnnn, well niaiiagipd and1 lawfully roRiilatt'd utility is an aswt to any municipality, the industrial and Inisiness lift therein and cit izens thereof. One able to eke out a bare ex istfnee only is nVuiree tf discxnira.neinent and woii-Vo its (ivneand a constant irritation to the jiati'fMs of its inNjeriov service and the miinU eipal off iemlj, as weirds a l'eterretit to indiiHtrial and businessSjj'vt'loiiikeiit o' the eoinniunity lite, MissoiU'rViiblnl Servieo ( onnmssion. Invitation Home Independent Telephone Co. Just' Arrived! s A A new line of Bungalow Aprons in inacto combinaMon unbleached muslin and cretonne, Black sapn with embroidery design, unuVeachedX muslin with em broidery dears: crepej jumper dres Doa't Wl to vt-flt ou Millinery Dent. f ' lief oro pwchasinjnrour new bonnot, ;New JHats arrivins; every day., O O We also hiave a complete line o thej O " o We have secured the franchise to represent the good Maxwell, and most cordially invite you to visit us in the new Maxwell quarters. We are particularly desirous of welcoming all Maxwell owners to theood Maxwell's new home. We believe you will find t ie New Series of the good Maxwell the most interesting motor cars you have ever inspected! 01 driven. The good Maxwell hold ji unique position. In richness of appearance, and in performance, it takes rank as one of the very finest light cars America has produced. New Series of the Good Maxwell Touring Car $1060 Sedaa $1725 Roadster $1060 Coupe : 1625 F. O. B. La Grande C. W. BUNTING & SON, Distribotors UNION and WALLOWA COUHTIJS ' o 1523 Jefferson Avtaue o 0 Opposite L& Grande Tilling Cottjiairy La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattresses ofill kinds clean ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno vating. Hag ltilVs itnd Fluff Hugs for sale. Carpet, anil l!nu:'icaniue; D.vl'A Ml.r.o anil) up Chas. Kdwards, Prop. I'hone 253-W TAXI I FORD & GEORGE Main 44 lttfle vh It a riiitipuny that fa hflinle I. Kvery driver and eiyry ear IioihIimI for your prlUM lion with the very best of vice. J ( ALL MAIV 4t : I Tic Good o 0 o O ft0. 0 0 O 0 0 4 41 4 "i" 4 4 4 41 4? 4? Snoderass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Lieenefd Embal med Ambtiluih'e Rn rice. Day Itume ir.ua 62, Sight Fhonp, JIain 71, 1303 Fourta &fc. a m x, mi id a o 01 Ml . o',l) 0 S! sy o i7.vT.."T. i HI III I I p lslfiii:fcl Store' i I o r o
