La Grande evening observer., September 08, 1922, Image 2

LA fiRWDE WEEKLY OBSERVER-STAR
Friday, Stiiicnioer, 8, i922
PAGE TWO
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Jack Tar Togs
FOR THE SCHOOL MISS
v-
MIDDIES
Jack Till'. Middies (ire
the best they .stand
washing colors guar
anteed fast. We show
these middies in Iilue
and red flannel for the
school miss.
DRESSES
To see these good
looking Jack Tar
dresses for girls is to
liny one. They are made
of woolen fabrics and
are very good looking.
Sizes S to 10 vears.
Hill's Department Store
PROF. HALL HA
S
LS
Upset Auto Causes Lostine
School to Delay Opening
i for One Wek.
September Specials
Regular Sept.
Price Pricb
2-Quart Hot Water Bottle ........$1.50 .)
2-Qnart Kapid Flow Fountain
. Syringe .. l..r0 .98
GoHl Oi ade-I-iineii'dlox Haiw 40. f .2!)
Fancy Bath Towel 1.00 .79
Fancy Bath Towel 8." M
Violet I hilce Talcum Powder 2o .1')
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
Store
Where most :
most folks buy their drugs.
FOR LENT! I EAT AT
JACK-O-LANTERN
Relishes and Salads, Sandwiches, Pastries, Hot,
Coffee and Cream. We use the hest. Use pure
suar and fruit syrui.
1 1 1." Adams Ave.
(Siif-fuui 10 Tie iH)Mrver) I
l.OS 1 i.m;, ,-..;(fi. t.Mv. ami Mrs.;
ifiit iiiill iint litile (fiiuirliu-r, Kj'f(lu,j
.n.ii Mr.v li.tll'f molh'-i, Mih. . 1 j -V,ii
noi-l;, Jci't Mommy tor iiMira.
A'hfio Air. Mail is priiieipitl at tin
clmol. 'I'liev Hi'enl ttn-ir unmn-r v:i
ution hfic at -Mis. tSarnuck's piart,
us UHual.
i." tier imih-nc Mail of Wnlluwii
is vi.-itinj; this week with her little
rit'itd, .ifiiui et i'uley-
-V !hs A a a 1 mi IViucu visited last
.vi ck with Iiicm'Is in .Joseph.
Miss led Hunter rami in Sumlav
lorn MoMiinnith, when sh attended:
uniaif-i annual, and prom cjeii on to
Jos- ph in the a 1 let iiunn, where sh'. ;
m ii portion in the Joseph school.,!
vhirll opened .Monday.
Mus Chita Noian left Suinlay for)
Joseph to la-Kin h'-r work there asj
me at' the tt'arher:; in the Josepri!
.ehools. j
Mi. and Mrs. James Johnson an!;
little daughter left for their home i 11 j
Mono county hist week al'y'r a feWi
A-eeks vi.it here wit h relatives. Airs.
Johnson's mnher, Mrs. IlanieL Me- j
(.uhlan iieroni jmn ifl them home for j
-'i.-it.
A party of younjf people feft fm ,
in onti:if in the mountains early Alon- j
lay nooning, accumpani'-o1 by Airs.1
Wait ( row an: Airs. ( has. I'.iiiwell as,
hapeiones. '1 hose of the party wen?: j
Hiss Myrtle Ma-ont Miss Kuth Olive., j
Miss Aiiiiheil I'ae, Mise.- .Myrtle nn f
tClla (thru. Mis., Puilnh AI' dill. Mis-I
V'ehna Allen am! Leonard 0-n, Kloyd !
Aluffit, Orval AleAitor, nV Cook, and!
'.ilenn Laferty- They intended to stay
lor a week hut judj-inK t'l oin the
amount of hiiow that fell in the nioun
ains so far this week and the void
.veather prevailing now, it is thought
ukely they will return any duy.
J.ostine has t.ikea pride in her Kar
lens this fiunimer, as nearly every
ne has done well that was planted
and iKHny have had home-tfiow;i
. ipe tinnatoes out of their aiden.-i and
veiyone had an almndanee of etieuin
jcrs and shaied with their ueijhhors
We eM'iel a killing linsl now aii
lijiht since the snow in the mountains,
; Air. and Airs. K. V,. Seaman went to
I the- lake, Su.iday for, 11 few hours'
1 pleasure trip. -I
Airs, lio-a Owens (nee Jacohs) cam.'
1 in Tuesday I'm- a few days' visit. She
1 s';ts formerly 11 i.ostine jrirl who mar-
lied and moved to I'rdleton, hut nv
1 lives at laton. Wasliinj.;ion. Shi
s stoppini; with Airs. K a QiiesseM
berry.
j Airs. Ilihla Mnffit an I children arc
peiidinj; the week with her mother.
Airs- Mia (Men, on the homo piace up
the river, while her hrother and si.
'ers, Leonard, Myrlle and Klla, are on
in outing in the mountains.
("Ik's. Molil'itt was circulaiiii
around in the Joseph community the
first of the week representing the j
r.hleih p;ood .
Airs. V. I'. Itohinsmi and two ehil-1
Mien and .Miss Kuny l.eonaid went tot
La ande am! I laker .Monday, 1 e J
luring home on Wednesday
Ahss Alyrt le Mason, assilanl prill - j
ipa! of our m'Ikmi). arrived in from
iloise las! I'liday, where she has spent
her summer vacation with heme folk- j
It hud heeii planned and armouned ;
for sidioul to open heie n .Monday :
Septeinhi r I I . hut a telegram came 1
Sunday from Professor Janie- Kama'i
ii'tit from Lewiston, Mont., that his
iir had upset, and, although no one;
was hint, it would now he impossihle ,
for them to tret here by the 11th ami i
advised poipnuimr openine. until tlu-i
lth. The hoard met AlonJay morn-.
iitK and set the opening of school a j
Aeek later, whi'h puts it the IStii.l
Hid in 1 Hie iiir.Hiliiiln i;h 0-1 1 : -;
and Theodore La t'cit are d"inir some;
repair work on the school huildini; :
iialcliinu tlie inof and also some piu."-I
's in.-tde hete plaster had fallen and!
iu l m ek !o- loiil'im will receive ;i
ilnnoliirh eleanin lud'oi e schooi open-.i
h ris .l";ii!sen left Mond.K' nivunin
1ns l-.m for Caldwell, Malm, ;o
minual ciiilererue of thei
imtch. He was aceonipan-:
1 ip from Wallow a by He j
e and his daughter. Ali-s
Mr. no t .1 - I ::-::nt. .(oho Mllfr
.oi l rrnoik, !. .) ' 'itii'lwj' k noil lam
ily, .Mr. i.ii.l Mi;-. 'I lios 't'owie, Mr. -uol
Mrf. II. 1'. M1.1i, -Miss l-'ciio-f-M Troy,
Miss Zelpt.,1 lieacli, Mms tMlier livu
zille. At ; s I Kaker. -Mrs. .1. K.
I.aniz, ;.y H.Mlle. I:. .1. Mak-r. Lotiln
I .a nl;-.. I ) I.'"-. MiAva rd asseit.
Men Miller A- ll.ilr .Mill. r.
Mail. in K"' 1 .mil filoily l,-itve
Tiies.ijo Ur l.in tf aii'l S. W. Ko-
er has no-v. o to (! f.N in.
.Mis. .1. 1.. I ..in'-: ami on. I.ouin,
moioixl li H.ik r Sen.la. 1o M.sil Mr.
l-'n.nk l.;iol 01 Unit il.
('lias. Imliv ol I .a (liande han been
rlollitf Ihe pliimbiiiK' work at lite I,. V,
Johnson home I h is week.
''nimei .ire nosy llllinir Ihejr silos
this week.
N. Itaroii aiij wit' were La Ciijiml i
vIsHoi-m V .In. .-.Ia..
AUKiisI Jin. Uson ami laipily of AM.
(ileoil iHl'-'t a I I lie I la 1 hi a Koer
homo mi Suii'l.n.
Tliiirslon ch.oiwii-k of I nion visii
ed hi uncle, . n, I'lnolwiek, on Sun
day. AMkh X'1jm1 la-io h of 1'nion bepart
her whoul in l"io--l Hisinei this wr-ek.
T. It. .I'-ii 1 1101 aiol w ile of I 1
(Jiainte vim!' il al the lioiiw of their,
son. I.. V. .h.liusim. this wek. Ill
Thieshlm is all lmi:o. In this sec
lion. ClO.- H.Tl- not '1' Koot as It
was siKh a -1 1 a "a'011.
PEACOCKS COLOR
IS EXPLAINED
l-'SS
M,ej
9
tail
np-
llie
( :i
uii.-(i ii
PITTSHritf;!!. l'n., Sepi. 8. A
film of oil diopped on the pave
ment ,y jui ,. liiut automobile coii
tsiinw (lie same colnr values an tile
highly decorative tail feathfiH oi
i ne ih'hcock, ;i tf 1 Dr.. Wilder I).
Ha hero tt , of Cornell I'niveislty.
speaking at t he general nn et Ini; of
t ho A mericiin Cheinieal Soeiei y to
diiy. m 'K very hod y has notiei-d i h hrU-
liantly colored patches on tho pave-
ineiits where automooiies havu smil
ed oil," said Dr. Bancroft. Tli
colors raiiMf; from to gold to blue,
and are very ivid or metallic. They
cnaiiKc wiili Die a mile at winch one
sim'w them, and they are hot due
to pigments, since we have a thin
film of tt nearly colorless oil. These
colors are due to t he illlerlVreiice
of 1 if1 lit reflect ed from 1 ho upper
mid lower surl'iiees of tho tiim and
ihey io)end on the thiekm-ss of tho
film, which averages ehouf one
-thoiif :indi h 01 an ' ,i" ' : ',
an- more vivid wnen -on
on an usnhult pavement titan when t
ion .1 cl 1 ii load neeanso ,im-i.t
;distitrbiiiu IikIi' rilec!ed fro.
. black background.
! "The brilliant colors of Hit
jfeailiHrs ot the peacock ami tli
;narentlv tielf-liuninous reds il
j throat feathers of Hi"' hnniiniiu'
:rd an not diiQ to li.mm n'r Wh-n
;one looks j through a peacocks
jfeiUhers one ee.S Ulliv U hloAil d.t'
io tin- so-called melanin pic.m.ut
,whbh is equivalent to 'be as-ph.tlt
javomtnt. In all the irideHc. id
'feathei-H tlw! barou:ea nro fhi'teiied
' ))lal--s 01 brown which therei'nr.i
jt.'ive the colors to thin films. The
I struct are Is so marked that a 11 -Ipej-t
can pick out the iriiievn a
i leathers in the dark by tl'-' f'''1
j "It is possible to duplicate tin
i color Vfie: ts of the ieai o k and
j the huniminK bird by pun m -i
'very tliiu -oat of v.irnhdi ove- any
j(i,irk feather; b.it we c.nnoi r ku
llalo th" t;u"c!-:i:ess wiilt se.c'i iir
! curacy as to P't'd'.' n.e pit Hern-;
, i- ' in peacock When one 1 011-sld-'i-K
th.it variniloiiH in ihi'd;ne?n
ef a huiwired 1 lurisruidl h of ;i 11 lie b
"The
li'eoll
, , (1 1 ol il coliiiI"telv,
eetiis m..i '. Uou.i that nil Hid
feuiln-is of .ll iho peacocks can
.0 nearly alike.
neck feathers or Hip wiilto
sun practically no Indea-
ceur" h. .iii;e Hie dark ua Ki-roniia
is lackiii-,. f'' they are dyed brown,
the iridescence amiears In full forco.
tm the oili-'i' hiind the whilo pe:w
iMi.-k is not an albino ip I ho sens;
oi in, ; . v loiuns no dark pigment.
'I'lie . Im." si met tire of the feutherH
has cban -'il. The harbuleH are not
thit plasfs ami eonseiiieiilly no hril
haut colors can be developed hy
dyeiim in-' feather brown or paint
iuk He hack with India Ink."
t !iib:' H'th is the hist day to
air water rent' without a pen-9-7-:tt
Lisai Guarantee Givero1
fk'tt neat -if Knife - no pnin -coillitmo Work.
Alli wr (ilCD-Ilil Pile ,l'r':itlnHl,
I,. I.. IHU'O '
,n Cnniili: Oregon
I .
I;
Honey Cream Cake
The r.M ,' 11' '.'-hi-. 1. p. C. : . . s i , t -.
.M.;i.' I! IV., 1 I .'in ;l 1 11 ( I ; 1 1 1 V I ,-p;ll Oil ItlivllllO,
Iims ;i v, i r lion o.n.it t. Mmo. with Ki'ounil fruits
t It I". H I ; 1 1 . . I . t . ;! ;t Hill I'.U!I. Scutl-ll il'll'K-
W'c Ikivi' tin- ,', liis,vr 11 ht 1,1 iiiaiiulactinv tliis calio
in Ori'Liiii.
fl':il' iinc liunii' ti.ni;;ht . nt' each.
S"ld by nil ;;i.iccrs ami at Mac !liiTsnnx stoics in I'ast
01 11 Un'!;i'ii.
A. UK " , n ,
if
.III. mi I'll'
M.-lli.nliM .
:.il mi thu
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lu-r rmisiii,
U Wnlli.wi
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Mi.-
1.1 Willfll
.M is ( on'itiii i.
t liif ii wi'fk.
ink vv;i nun I'ii'i) to
h' Ill' .l...l-ll .Il l:i I I . TIM !-..
..mils', Ar.:n.l "Htli 'I'll ..
Ir.i tr himii' on tilt' Wayiu1
pi tow n. i hi. h h
1,11! Mix. c,,.,-. .
tru' ii :in i minn;iii .1
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:l lll l.lbf t .
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In-
Mr
lu ll i; :i- mih-ll i.i
ii- u'liT ful!,.
.'ll :u il -- liaiivr I
iiiid 1 1 1 nl !ir r. .Mi ll
1. Hill ('.'.. k 1111.I I'l'.l, I'."
nmt Mill. 11,11, 1111, 1 Mi Mii.-K
ail,! l 1:111, Is, m. llnv.'lil WhiU'iv.'
ii ,'i',i .iii. Tli,' r.-k. Thry'
l,i tl,itls.ki',.H!lc at nil,.1 as tllr
1,1 w ill p.isl lur!"
hay h:'l M'-l was i"
tl,,' v ,',!,linir tun t
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FOR THE KDGERS
ISp, v!al t.i The 0'.rvrr
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ml ,,,k,.
C. P. Ford's
COMBINATION
LASTS
Dark brown kid. If you are
hard to fit try tliis one. All
sizes AAAA to EE. Price '.$9..")0
The Bootery
A 'ariidise for Tired Feet.
206 Depot Street ' PL one Main 113
Grover Smil.li, irgr.
House Wi
Wlien Jinyiiiy; your TU'TTKII rail For
GOLDEN SHEAF BRAND
and ,et tlie lUlsT
For sale at all tlie le.-:t ( I !.'( M 'F.RIES.
Made in -l.a (liaude ly
THE VALLEY
' CREAMERY
"''i' AH. ami Mis llai l.m Uwr
aii.l ,lil,lr,n. I.M,m ami 4...,ll: ,. . o
!! k, i ami l..iuil I . .1,,i,,',,ii .,.)
pyijpB?n'Hipi,.!i.y;i1i;i?ff ii',it!!Si''Ji!ii'i:;'j."'':r1r4!ir.rniii!;:ii,,' -'.".'. :'iS'iu;ii;.:i'iL:,Fa.';'i.t!igF3
Get. to ihe . . , I
' heart ' tf I
p , -V What makes cigarette
I plxrV - quaUtyanyhow?
111 Chiefly it's a matter of. . 81
3 - --li-frff, tobacco quality the kinds g
j . -S '-'-''" t? and grades of tobaccos used. !f
yl 'fe'i ll?.- A-1 ' The extra enjoyment you Ip
P ' W VM get from Chesterfields is 61
'& 1 V'-'X Yf;?13-.Vs!p5.f & due to just that thing finer im
m NSfL tobaccosofbettergradethan j
il in any other cigarette at the
II Price - I
vA The good taste of your first I
m wS?x Chesterfield will prove it. J
If I
0 CIGARETTES I
H I Of finest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos blended fa
m tfmf I
m 1
m
, - - a 1 i 11. 1IU.4IJ1 IMiuiMi,, i, Jl fjj
I.u.r.KTT & rvtyrR-i Tobacco Co,
j l-'inih. Mi-, ami Mi. t' T llovXVo't i
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