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PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER t'diichiia.v, May 9, 1023. o o o o o o o o o o , , , 1 II I I I I A II V For Real Outdoor Camping or the Picnic Days Comfy, cool and convenient that's the cry of the out door giii today, at least as far as her clothes requirements are concerned. We have Khaki Middy and Knicker Suits in all sizes and adaptable for all sorts of hard wear. Priced at $5.00 a Suit miTim f.iiiiimi"ii Kiniuys wire out or iirm-r him IVl VrjlV aUUUlUjhail dull liackarhe. 1 C It dull ami 'languid and my kidneys acti-d irrt-ff-( By Associated Press) ' juiurly. 1 n-ad about Jinan's Kiilnty NORTH EKND. IWnsh.. Mai B. I'm i.n.i ,.,.,! 11,, ,,, , . Th.-v Just where the boundary between soon iinul in. of all sluns or iln- trou- Orcgon and Washington runs in thelnir.. ami I have had no return of It." I'ritv tine, ut ull dealers. Don't simp ly usk for a '.iiitni-y ii-iiit-dy Kel I'oan's Kidney I'tlls the same that Mrs Kohr had. l-'iister-.MHliuru !'(., Jlfrs.. Hurfuli. S. V. moutn 01 the Columbia river is n question which has airain bean brought up bv ft recent government I (drawing fcr fish trap sites on the snore 01 raemc county. The boundary was originally de- nijuvu un u line running up ine mi;i- idle of the north sship canat and thence easterly. . However, the chan inel mentioned has since disappeared, land Sand island, which once stood jmore nearly in the center of the river is no wclose to the Washington shore. ;The water back of the island has I shoaled until ut low tide fishermen can walk from the Washington shore to the island. The boundary has never been lot... ....a. I ....J C" I I :.. n iiiMMKC" ttiiu o.iiin imhiiii IS OIllCIHlty in Oregon, although it is physically an integral part 01 me Washington shore.' hi htrawuerries, says a market re- Port, are hard to get at the moment Anil they are harder still when you get them. , NOT DUE TO SEXT ALONE Mrs. Saul and her daughters Anna rind Margaret, motored from tiaker Sunday and took dinner with Mrs. W. w. Kinzie. I era in some stripe or pattern rather Mhaii as a whole A desert-tinted , sweater, for example, looks its best I j with a skirt in lighter tan which has n puttern of desert and orange. i . I I Practical For Ilalhlng Suits' 5' New York. One of the excellent jiand practical ideas for bathing suits luuuy is mar or ine colored tunic over knickers of a vastly different shade. A suit of golden brown satin lias a tuuic open on both sides from 'shoulder to hem. held toe-nther nt ih iWaist bV fl Pni-il. Thn Ir niebni.., Mrs. Krank Tonoy, .who has heenjbright yellow. visaing rcinitves and lricnils tor the past ten days, returned to Haker yes-1 terdny with her husband who came in yesterday morning from Portland. Miss Minna Ash of this city, left last evening for an extended trip through California. She expects to be gonc several weeks. Mrs. Clyde Bavis: and daughter left this morning on the branch line train Printed Crepes and Silks New York. Printed crepcR and silks tcday are more striking thun for many seasons and more in vogue. The patterns range from designs straight from the temples of Java to the tiny flowers typical of English prints, Inrge wall paper blossoms and the always effective Komun stripes. i Kmnhjiulvliiir f'.ilj... f'j Klgin, where tjy gill jjpejid l Now York A flM' thought Jm short time visiting,. Fashion Notes 3i i. Mrs. H. C. Grmty (eft thin morning mi lt lor 1 'endieton whore hfl will upend severnl (Iu.vm vinilinK with ilny in Hports uttiru in to pick out viiKim ikho oi color in the portH riijiiiii7.i ii in nni ami suit and with a vaiie groon cast may be made chic by jaiie scarf and hat band. For Younjf Girl. Paris. Thero is a type of hat to day very het'ominfj: to the young girl, which is all soft lines. It is made of taffeta and turns uu carelessly across the front. 'A ribbon goes un-" der the chin and ties in a huge knot over one car. I A (iramlt Women Have I-arnml Tlici Chiw of Miiiiy Mystri'ou I'aitis Ullll Aclll'H. ilfiny woimn have conic to know (tint six isn't tliH rt'KKon ir till back aclu'H, tii.zy ht'inlitclws mwl uriniiry ilisoriliT.i. .Men luivi tht'H' trouhU-s. too. uikI ofUm they conm from Uldm y wrahnt'HH. To llvt Hlinply, iat MpariiiK ly, tiiUc bftter run; of one's Hilf u.ni lo ttsi Doan'a Kidnt-y (Mils, Is hounit to lirlp bail ItblnryH K t hj iti'r. Tht re In no other - n-iiicity bo wt-ll reoom im ntli il 1j I.il (iraude people. Auk your neighbor! Mrs. Ibttle Kohr, 1105 Kirst St., starf. A rather nondescript gray suit blue and scarlet. ' Ankle Ornament London. A fascinating ankle ornn- ment today has caught the' fancy of the younger dancing set and is seen arier me incnter at the Savoy or the Berkeley. The ornament is mercury wing of feathers or of jew elsdone in brilliant cCiIovh and fas tined to the ankle with, an elustie band and u jeweled clusp.: Striking Kffect in Cape. London. Kvening capes today are very voluminous and often pulled in about the hips with a bandi of em-1 Moiciery, only to balloon above nml below. They are of such strikinglv contrasted shades as black with range bands of embroidery, or deep IB 1 un-: IS TOO SHOUT to waste time working with .poor tools. No matter wliut the work is there is satltuaetion in the use of superior tools. Von will n;-ver quar rel with your tools when you choose I hem. from our liiph grade stock of Carpenter's, Mason's or plasterer's tools because you gt the finest steel tools with hard wood handles that is made by the best manul'aeturors of America when you buy at F. L. LILLY Shoes For Growing Girls $5.45 Brown suede one-strap, trimmed in brown calf skin leather with low heels. Same in gray suede trim med in black patent leather. All size's, 2'L. to 8. Special, $5.J5. HOME OF THE ARCH-AID SHOE The Bootery snc "A Paradise for tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe GROVER SMITH, Mgr. FASHION NEWS ' . . In,-.. U'i.l.,1.. l'o...l ' Pnrls I n.... tu ...i.lnl I ....I.... on afternoon and dance frocks. Lace nanels urc fieiiuently seen, as in the .'now in aw us variations. un of inese variations is much like a bole open down the front but without defi ll'IU MITVL'S, Ifnrnrlwl Mwfri..h t.'.,.iu Talis. Kealher fans of uncurled ostrich .today, have assumed enormous 1 lonortions. 1 he plumes are very iiroopmg, and then, are many of tneni, so that when the fan is wide spread it could cover half the gown i Ibllldanii Hunk, hi I.-....I.....I London. The bandana handkerchief iwiirii is so universal an accessory '!" spring, toiiay Is neing made in foulard, lt in Wnnft.i.l ..i i der and allowed to hang in rather nupnaiani Insliinu. Upi sleeve- less gown its bmndt-r folds an brought over on,, .-houlder. Alnrahoiil I'opular. London MlM:llinn( t. .a.... ;., .... ular for trimming as monkey fur and '""ie coinioiiaoio man the rab bit ami fox which some modistes arc trying to nmke fashionable f..i- nu-r gewns. Skirts and pockets. n ..in n- ,ani.s, ar(. ollen edged with maraiiout. New Vm-k -Jacqtiett,, sweaters that ...n.... sinaitiy tu tn(. 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