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PAGE TWO f.n f?f?ANT)R 0VENTNTO OBSERVER . ,fijLla UVUu mum ' M NEW SPRING MODELS GOSSARD CORSETS and BRASSIERES W Ml f5 SLIM-BY-PROPORTION CORSETRY NOTHING reveals stoutness quite so much as ill-propor- (h tinned corsetry. Violent contrast between too-large bust, too small waist, and too-large hips aids pounds to the appearance and de stroys the possibilities of graceful carriage and becoming dress. So many women who are no longer slim, endure the discomfort of stiff, heavily boned, tell-tale corsets be cause they do not realize that there is an unbelievably more comfortable . and becoming kind of natural cor setry that will subtract pounds fron) their apparent weight and make than slim-by-proportion. But such corsetry must be skilfully, scientifically done. If you will per mit our experienced corsetieres to properly fit you with a slenderizing GOSSARD Front Lacing CORSET we will assure your satisfaction. com El I j MM mm PWNCKTON, N. J-, Apr. 25 Frol'i.'Haor K, Newton Harvey, after dliilit yt'uiH of eximrjhioiil.il work Willi luminous bodied Inlets, Iiuh discovered tho means through wlik-li colrJ U;f,ht may be produced, It waft announced Friday at I'rliK-etou uni versity. A form of Unlit Riving a continu ous glow, liku that in boding of the Inserts, ban been duvdlopud by the professor, llo Ik mukliiK an effort to intensity and incrfuct the tlxht so that It will b of practical use. Duluth Man Wants To Try for Championship Uiy Aiwoclalea' Prtii? j ! DUI.UTH, Minn., Apr. M Uain or unine. Walter Hoover ot tho Mijlj'h j lioat Club, amateur singles sculling i champion of North Ameiici, ch.il- I lenger for the world's sculli.f title. daily propels his work boat over lho I ice cloKKed course in Superior ba.i land in the neijt'hboiing' waters of Lak? Superior in preparation for his wea !,soii's imiriam, prui?ircjly for the knKlish Henley races for which ne le- cently made application. I Hoover's application was forwarded by the rowing committee of lit P C. and if his entry in accepted I will leave for London June li. The Knirlish Henley races will be towed over the Thames liver rouise in -London, J unc .'IV. : Iowa School District I.AWYKKH TO ll.VVyl l:T PKNDLKTON, Apr. Si. Follow lug In a ruuiy of liie letter which the comniltteo of the Umatilla coun ty bar association Ih semliiiK out to attorneys who will appear hero dur ing the May term of lho Mute juj rremo court. A banquet la being planned May 2. OUILDNG B I mm is 11 , (Special lo The (jbaerv-) I IOWA DISTRICT. Apr. 25. : Frank Sallsuury iiiIhmi H several day" jof school luHt week on account of ju severe iittluck of tousillUs. j Sir. Posey a'ld Mr. WUIIuiub .incut !tlu greater part of Thursday In i La Grande 011 business, j JUisa Vada Brlggs called oil Mr. jnod Mrs. IMerks Thursday availing. Mr. Posey and Mr. Williams haul ed hay from tlio1 Hoyt farm and jgrain from Island iOity 011 Friday of lust week. i Mr. and IMrs. Salisbury anil two 'children, I. eon mid May, culled 011 Mrs. Williams Thursday. David Stoddard anil family of La Ornndo and Mr. id Mrs. I'osey and children visited at the -Salisbury home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Stoddard and children culled at the Williams hmiie Sunday evening Mr. Sloldaid re ports 'business iiniirminii at tin Perry sawml.l In which IIB ' lltl'r ested. Mrs. J. Terry and Mrs. L. J Dlerks were early niortiiug callers In La (iraudo Thursday. Mr. and .Mrs. Salisbury and chil dren spent SulurAiy In Li (iriindi sluipplug. ' Trv the special r reii. w rusiry wun your ice mum at. .he 1'alace ConfVc-tiemt-ry. ' M ' ,: -,,.;..;,.:n. Vxea Mm ' "cacrgcncy" treatment wii v. a i& 1 gpj W VAioxKub . Cut I'kulu IW Ki Whipped Cream Huckleoerry Pies at the City Kcstaurant every day. 4-2--;-i! Try the special r'rencb Pastry with your ice cream at the Palace Confec tionery. 4-I"i-tf i E fl A P I gtai.'.inar W.ur&dav "Hail the Womta" An Dili' of Human Klilotlom DISCOVERED 0 Soldi Exclusively by Hill's Dep't Store WANT TO BUY OR SEI,L SOMETHING? TEY AN . ... OBSERVER WANT AD r Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Jcllt), all flnvors c Oiilil'urnia lliinit! Soiip I'icklcs 17c Iiiilividiuil ito OlivoK 20c. Ilt'i'slidy's Cocoa : 22c Hakcr's Cocoa ;!(), Knox (iclatiiic -lc Pol latch Seed lVas 11) ftV Bananas, 2 lbs..! 2")c iSavi' a JVw cents on every article ly trading at J. G. HOLM GROCER TltR bulldiiiR iKiurn Is not coming. It lu hero so fur the citii-a and larK towhs are concHrned, iHTord Iiik to the American Lumberman, of ChiriiK". The incroaso In build ing and the lnMWsunt dtMiiiind for CHtimatca Imvo both phiyod a p;u-t in BtlniuntiiiK buying mid In f'lrnnii ti) Uii3 lumber market ffierully. The buitdJiiK boom hiiH not yet ex tended Into the country districts, but tho fanners are purchasing more material than previously and are carryhiR on much deferred rc piir work. Fur mors In Reiurul are much encouraged over the outlook. Some sections have had too much rain but others, notably the pnutii w,c8t, have bertn assured good crops by the first, good rains for xovornl years. Production of sou them ha-d-wooda bus been very ' seriously in terrored with by floods an.l yn eral high water, and It Is fenrd that a good many logs havj bt;iii lost. Industrial demand for hard woods Is )pirkfng up and as produc tion Is at low ebb, particularly in tho south, atid comparatively Jittle unsold dry hit rd wood lumbnr ly avnllablu, u firmer tendency 1b to be noted. Industrial purchasers generally are showing more lntoret In secur Inj; lumber. Tho coal strike is slow ing down .some nrilrouds but in other rases It is having tho curious effect of stlmuluting railroad buy ing. This Is oxplnlhed hy the far that with lessened traffic it Is cheaper to make repairs und addi tions, n ml consequently some rail roads which are In good ffnaiuiul condition are Impioving the oppor tunity to niako needed repairs and extensions. In addition, there are a nuinbtT-of liniufries out for freight carH and there was recently placed by one railroad system an ortUfr for 16,000 freight cars, tho largest sin gle order placed during the last five years. liy Associated Prea IJ:i;surRG, Kla., Apr. 25. What is believed to be an example of i sabotage practice I by enemies of ; this country -during the World war has come to light here. A conx-eni j in the north ni'imifucturlng bolts' t a iid castings for the government huxl a large quantity of material left at1 the time of the armistice and a cor poration constructing a factory bore jpurchuMtM several thousands of the bolts. They aippeared to be perfect until mechanics attemtpted to use them. Then It was discovered tiU many had been sawed almost to tht center from both sides at the threaded end, leaving a bare eighth of uii inch of nietul Intact. Tho nut? om the damuged bolts had beon screwed dowu to a point where they concealed the cuts. Hud the bolts been sent labroad they would have been useless for the purpose for which they were de ' signed. Attention ! If you have any eeinent work you want done why not try 0. 0. JOHNSON Phone 259-W Uk Observer Want Ads. "BILL' HANSEN Contractor and ltuildcr Uilck, Htonc, Tile and Concrete Work lUMiioUi-llnu and gencrol con tractlnir. No Job too large, none too small. No war-time piicca. 35 years experience. Hee mo before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5tli La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds clean ed and rebuilt. Feather Reno vating. Rag Rugs and Fluff Rubs for sale. Curpot ami Hug Cleaning 0x13, and up Chas. Edwards, Prop. Phone 263-W EAT At the Brownie Lunch 217-Fir St. Clydd Decious, Prop Water Glass for Preserving Eggs ... In Quart Cans 27c each April eggs are always considered! the best eggs to put down PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Call Main 80 TAXI FORD & GEORGE Main 44 Itide with a company that is boudrd. Kvcry driver and every car bonded for your protection Willi the very best of service. CAMi MAIN' 44 Poor Fish Eveybody is buying Tackle at our HALF PRICE TACKLE SALE Ciood assortment now but you'll have to hurry L.5LDRUGC0. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY All kiDds of machinery, automobiles and tnctorf re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regrouicL Give us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro. Hams and Bacon Just From the Smoke House Delicious Hams, Bacon and Shoulders Jit. Emily Sugar Cured I In ins Aft. Emily Sugar Cured Picnics c Alt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon Hacks lSc The Grande Ronde Meat Co.