Monday, May 21, 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
"Blending Colors' Enhance the
i'f Simple 1 Summer Styles .
Design 4306
' shown at our
-DESIGNER
' Pattern
Counter
TTTffl II.. ' HiLV
Design 4316
shown at our
STANDARD.
DESIGNER
Pattern
!&! Counter
Plain and Figured Voile
V
, Two Tones of Organdy
rfJ06-M;ike the dress , iitf-Thecascadedrspery
aboveof one shade and the
scalloped , trimming of
another. At our piece
goods counter all shades of
orjfindy and other suitable
summer materials ' ar
shown. - The Bclrobe
enclosed with the pattern
shows you how to make the
dress from start to finish.
is of plain voile and the
dress of figured .voile.
Canton crepe, organdy, and
Ccoijjtttt can be used. Visit
our piece goods ' and our "'
Standard-Designer Pattern
counters to-day. f By fol'
lowing The .Belroko' you '
will be able to duplicate
eiactly the original deafen.
Visti our Standard-Designer Pattern Counter thdyl
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WHO:
A Good Place to Trade
VSW-S oi
Prominent Contractor
Now Gives Out Facts
John Thorn , Suffered Ten
Years With Stomach
Trouble But Feels "Fit As
a Fiddle' . He Declares,
Since Tanlac Entirely Re
stored Health.'
"It fcrljitnly whs a luolty day (or nic
vvlM-n I K't TiiiiliK!, for U'h koI mc U-c
tn? bi ll'i- u nd HironwtT tlian 1 Juiya 1
ov;r ln y-nrn." suM John Thorn.
wHI known ronlritctor, rt-Hldtng at
Howard SI., Han 1'Ynnclneo, al.
I "Knr h'n "ar or morfc my stomach
u'uh in ttiu-li ii fix that no ninth-r what
I ale or how lit t lt. It hurt tin for
houiH. I tfot no run-down J r-lt tired
and worn out all the time, evn in
tln morning, for I' iva ho nervous 4
ai v.-r alupt wojl. NlKlit when I came.
In I Juut dropped Into the first ehulr
I caino to. '
"Hut I've taken nix bottle of Tan
lue now and am feetlnx fit ns a fiddle.
I nev;-r have a touch of Indigestion
any more, . I sleej- llko u lop every
n.K'ht and that tired, run down feel
log i entirely gone and I am full of:
energy all the time. What Tan lite has
done for me makes me glad to recom
mend it," . . . -
Tankifi is for salt' by nil pood drug
gists, i Awi'pt no substitute. Over 37
million bottles sold. ndv.
Fashion Notes
Pleated I.ace Cape.
Paris. A soft and graceful cape
of pleated lace is one of the access
ories for some of the printed muslin
and also frocks worn here today.
This cape is worn only with gowns
that are lace-trimmed.
Kosewood Popular Shade
Paris. Kosewood is -one of I the
shades beccming more and more pop
ulur today for costumes of georgette.
It is a shade which looks especially
well with a bit of gold trimming or
just the 'right shade of blue.
feather shcu is gaining, favor. Bits
of .feathers in brilliant pulors orna
ment this type of footwear. Another
new shoe mode is the xandal of
cheeked satin with a frill of pleated
chiffon. Toes are becoming longer
and more pointed.
to the fore today, only bigger and
in more brilliant tints than ever. A
pendant matching the earring and
hung on a ribbon on rrd is a fancy
of the moment.
Variety in Cape Collars, t
' New York. Deep cape collars-are
today the newest vagary of the ber
tha and of the cape. In crepe de
chine, georgette, or voile they are
soft enough to fall ip pretty folds.
In crgandie they are usually not so
successful. - , '
o
Feather Khpe ,(iaining. ,
London. A glance at the dancing
feet in such renresentativo places as
the Savoy ballroom indicates that the jit has been used in many , epidemics
Whooping Cough.
This is a very dangerous disease,
particularly under five years of age,
but when no paregoric, codeine or'
other opiate is given,, is easily cured
by giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Most Deonle believe that it must
run its course, not knowing that the !
time is very much shortened, and"1
that there is little danger from the
hsease when this remedy is' given.;
Helps Fill Church Pewj
Dignified and attractive church ad
vertising not onlv fills news but of-
ten actually pays in dollars anil g
cents,, report. Prank- I.. Snow, nro-lo
fessor c.f industrial journalism at O. !9
A. c. . !2
Advertising muBt be backed hyo
real service church goers must be
given iooci lor tnougiu, ne -suvs. 0
"Good music, helps likewise in hold-;o
ing: attendance- v
"SunRational advert! si up of a sen
sational subject when not backed by
an equally sensational nermon does,
not pay, it has been proved. Accur
acy in advertising is always what
geis results in the long run. Prop
er amount- of dignity in keeping with
the spirit of worship is generally ad
vocated by churches which obtain the
'The idea that Teligion is cheap-uv
enecl through advertising in being ex
ploded. 'If a church has something,
worth whiie to- offer why shouldn't
it use this means of letting the pub
lic know about it? And now that
church management is being put on
a strictly- business basis why should
n't the church pay for newpaper ad
vertising space?"
Church news, as well as other
types of news should be run as news,
thinks' Professor Snow, but display
advertising should be paid for at
'regular- Kp'ace rates. A asi-iea of
nearly 75 feature articles on church
good circulation builder.
The Ideal
Graduation Gilt
A KODAK
The Gilt That Never
Grows Old
Prices from $6.50 Up
-r- i i' ii t"i rn n riclmi t! o
AVe carry a fine line ot jvouaii aiuui..B 5
. RED GROSS DRUG STORE
000000000000000000000000000000000000000
of whooning cough, with pronounced
success. It is safe and pleasant to ;
take. Adv.- '
Water Proof, Thing of Glory
London. The old-fashioned "water
proof" has become such a thing of
glory that one longs for. rainy days.
One of them shown here today is a
fine ruby red, and has a waterproof
cloche hate to match. -Another is
a beautiful shade of blue, 'gathered
and gallooned anil altogether chic.
Snappy
Styles
I
The ladies nf the W. K. C. sur
prised Mrs. Laura K. Hradcn Satur
day evening, May Ul, at 'her home,
tho occasion being her birthday anniversary.
'Organ Given College,
- By Anonymous Donor
KCOftNK. May 21. The girt of an
ionnuyitioiis donor of u largo pipe or-
I'gan, lo hf Installed In 1 1 0 I'lilver-
I h 1 1 - of i M-i'gon nitiMUMiudllnrtiini upon
; Its completion, was announced hvv
.loday. Tho donor Is a roHldcnt of
I l-...r... .nut .1 li.ilif limn frl..n,l .if dir.
unlvorsUy.
Tin1 organ cannot bo Instnllcd un
til tln Interior of the nudUorluin Ik
cnniplflcd. Twenty-f I vo lliounnnd
dnllars expenditure ts ncccftsjiry to do
I his work. When the struct 1110 Is
coinnlolcd. It. will accoiiiinodati' firm
A most pleasant evening was on-
1 I . 1 ... 1 C I persons. II will have a stage, with
" K tt. Iivmple ilresslng rooms for inuslciatiH
Those present were Mr. and '. , wlll ,. ,, for all .ypes ot
.1. Kochfiispnrger mid childien, Mr. ...,.., ..,
tnl l..u U'll.nv - ....,! ,..!. U-...1 ""'"" '"' ...H.-..-M ivinn.
i . t.... 1.' 1 n " 1
.Mr.
uhove
where tho
I will ho on
hack
l ho si ago. Tho console,
organ pluyei' Is Men ted,
the main floor In front
Mrs. W. Thompson, Mr. and .Mrs. !
lilVHtonc, Mr. and Mrs. t'hnilrs Wea-
A I I f .... I.. I... 1)1. ...I. 1! ..
,7i iT ii .11 iof tho stage. This will enable hhn
t .11 xi Vi 1 m i '"'ect large groups of sliigeis or
.Mrs, Julius Kooseh, Mrs. ltert fair,
Mrs. Lilly Williams, Mrs. Mary I'Vl
kory Mrs. Stewart AlcAnish, Mrs. Su
san Huriiott, Mrs. .Susie Mruco and
daughter, Mrs. Hewnie t.'antiell, Mrs.
Hoho Wright auu Mauinnc MolcaJf. '
the university orchestra while at the
sumo time nerving as accompanist.
When tho organ Is Installed, uni
versity .vesper services, now held in
a Kugone church whero an organ is
available, will ho conducted on I h
campus. " Tho'oigan will servo as an
effective hack ground fin numbers of
fered at orchestra concerts.
t New Silhouette.
Now-York. The Moused back just i
coming into favor here is a new sil-j
houette making for long and slender I
line.s. In coaU it seems particularly!
effective,-. and models of this sort in!
embroidered faille crepe . were seen!
on the fivnue today. 1
Knife IMaiting. j
New York. Knife plaiting is as
all-present today as I.uxor patterns
aiut Dins tair to -ne in utsmon loiiei-.
A favorite type of hat is an off-the-face
modol with a brim made up en
tirely of 'gnoAgrnin ribbon in accor
dion plaits.
Hoop "Earring.
New York. The hoop earring is
coming in again. Tor sonnT time it
has been almost crowded out by pen
dants and drons. But it is once more
m
it av w
, Shirts ;
for
Spring- and Summer
Wear
The Toggery
Andrews BrtM.
Everything in Men's
Wear.
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH I
REVIVAL
Continues
Subject for This Week:
Monday "What Is
Eeal Conversion?"
Tuesday "Steps Unto
' Heaven," a chart ser
' mon.
' Wednesday ' "Disease
and Its Remedy."
Thursday "The Con
' quering Church."
Friday "An Important
.Prayer."
Saturday 'To .Whom
Shall We Go."' '
The Meetings Are
Growing in; Power.
;. We are Going Over .
j , The Top!
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Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Tins, ah of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service. t
Xeighton's Welding &
Machine Works
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Of Value
The value of telephone service cannot be
measured in dollars and cents. - No community
without telephone service can exist in competi
tion with another community that has telephone
service.
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Telephone Co.
STAR
TUESDAY '
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Admission, 35c; Children, 10c
Shows at 2:30, 7:15 and 9:00
NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH!
TTTVS
For Sale
Women of Mnoseheurt l.oirion mot
at the home of Men. Hoy Smith on
Otlnr Nlreet ThurMtuy afternoon for
the social meeting.
Thi home was beautifully itworat
rA with sprinK flowr.i. -After tlio
huhincsH meeting a busy hour was
spent at needlework. l-'orty nrres near Rummprvllle, S!
j Mrs. J. G. Stuart rendered several j in rulilvntlon, 6 acres a. trillion,
niusirul numbers, whieii were en ioved ul lmot rrady for tli plow, rivi
by nil. At the clc.se of the after- j uc-i-ca In alfalfa and 15 iioren more Just
noon ref iTshmvnls were served bv '"vetted. Good three-room house, barn
the hostesses, .Mrs, ('harles Kunyan, u,,d ifarajtn, fenelng. four-wire, water
Mik. r'rank Keynnlds and jlrs. ntrlit for three neres. The price ts
Smith. :.7iili. Terms, lnveallitate thin.
The fruest for the afternoon was I ' '
Mrs. R. A. Wcairle. Members present i 1 "n am' Tork. six-room
wore Mrs. I). Chaihonenu. Mrs. J. J. I house, wired, wnler In house, cellar
Harlen, Mrs I. K. Wyriek, Mi-s. K. !f'"' mllk ,l"d vecolables. separated in.
:W- Smith, and Mrs. K. K. Uonhnn ;'" Ka apartments. Ham, sianehtons
of Perry; Mrs. 1.. A. Stoop, Mrs. J.fw ws. Oood uhlekeii house, Iiok
I, Kline, Mrs. E. S. Norris, Mrs. 1). 'house ami Rood imrnire. Seven aore
Brannon, Mts. II. A. Klinirhammer, "Ifniru. Siden.iid.. Over 60 tons
'Mn. A. N. Mav'ille, ' Mrs. J. G.' l,,l' out annually Inst two seasons.
Stuurt. Mrs. J. I Collins and Mis.ihl"v,' 'our years aito, first rlnss
; (.:. S. Shultr.
Mis. "Erssie
kiiiH mid Mrs.
Hipifins, Ornce
liny Hater, all
Hnw-
-f Kl
Kin, ' passed throuirh -La Grande last
veiling on their way to Noilh Bend,
where they will remain frr several
' tiavs Httcndinff the Grand I.ode.
Mr. and Mrs. I,lnyd Chundler of
l. Grande, left for Portland Inst
night where they will spend some
. time visiting.
Mrs. W. C. Grensham, of Kljrin,
passed through the city Inst nlKht
en route to Ilnndon, OreEon, whcr
fhe will visit for several days.
Mrs. Wslter Irishman will enter
tain the' Alpha club nt the Country
club next Thursday.
Mm. H. A. Zurhrick will entertain
th Clio club nt her horrre on Main
pumptnK plant, eleetrlo power. tJoou
Kravel roml lendtni to main hard sur
face l.a tJrande-lslnod City road. 1'tve
I minute ride to city. This w ill appeal
to anyone who appreciates ood Boll.
Ilve acres In .May i'ark. with mod
ern plastered seven-room house, base
ment, wired, plumbed Jtist as modern
ns any city home. (iiii-ago, barn.
ebtck.-rt house, cherry crop brought In
ir.no lust year. Iletter prlres already
'assured fills s(-nsnn. One aero In
st in wherries which Is (rood for Itiloo.
Uiood pumplue plant, one mile to Ul
jllnimlc, This Is hleh rlass property.l
.Must he soen lo lie appreciate,!.
l-'lvo ens ni-ar city with (rood
house, miraite, chicken house, wood
house and imod cellar. Hood lnd.
AdJolnliiK city.
Geo. H. Currey
eavenu next Tuesday nftcjnoori,
Rail Kstutt
Inauranc.
The Eye of the Camera Plunged Into
The Jaws of Death!
Carle Laeinmle Presents
HUNTING BIG
GAME in AFRICA
WITH GUN and CAMERA
IJy II. A. Snow
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f
Used Cars
By looking over the following list you might find the
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Buick Six Touring ..
1 Buick Four Touring
Dodge Roadster
i Chevrolet Touring ....
! Dodge Touring
t Ford Delivery
i Oakland Touring
'Maxwell Touring .......
$350.00
$325.00
$350.00
$300.00
$325.00
$125.00
..... $225.00
.... $210.00
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at-
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