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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVEK
Wednesday. June 20. 1923.
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Ladies
Silk Dresses
complete run of sizes and the
newest styles.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
One Lot $16.00
These dresses are values to ijtfO.OO
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A Good Place to Trade
lifrvleil, m a .-fa-on ilnwr nim- i'roiii whom lu bought the car told
"if'l lint.; nrc mi wi-ll liked, that thcjilie owihm that he ntwleil new rinj?
hulhini; cap wouhl f.-'rapv the poscy ; ami named u price for 'putting the
decorations. One hatliinu cap fcliown i motor in hupe. A second repair
li'tce today is a nieil'ect mound of! man .saiil that new pistons and rings
rulihor daisies, while, yellow and i were needed ami named a higher
pink. I price. A third man said that the
j cylinders were undoubtedly in bad
I'lenitd Oiiighum Shade. shape, that new pisums and rings
New York. A charming effect is were needed and named' a still high
given the summer pi rch or boudoir, i it price. He then consulted a
or even the living room, by n pleated I' urth man, who huppeneil to deal
gingham sha.le on the lamp. In a ' a straight-run, wholly di.-tdled
finn check, ar.d in blue, pink, green, tnr oil. Hie crankcase was drain
red or yellow, these shades have a '''I refilled with new oil and .the
seasomolc, airv appearance in addi- r llot llll-V gave no lurther trou
tion to solleoing th.e light. 1,1 . '"'J the "1, n"(l retired, all. it
I original pep and smoothness. ,
Hnrk Sable and Krmlii?. I , H"Jy lubrication. .Appreciate the
New York.-Kock sable and er- fact that proper luuricuii.m ik the
mine, among the summer furs, are very life of ycur motor; that the
fashionable tooav iVr the collars of character of th.. oil you use makes
wriius. There is an e.-pecially bau-
...i;,li,-:iu.ds other bu
tiful wrap in a gleaming silk sponge
in shades of soft brown, gray and
tan, which is beautifully set off by
a collar of ermine or rock sable.
Carefully Selected Oil
Means More Car Power
or breaks that motor: ami, that good
oil will not only-increase power, but
save you a lot of morn-y in gas con
sumptii.a and 'repair bills. If your
motor is perfectly lubricated it will
run forever. Moral: Get the best
'oil you can.
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I I.IUHI.U..1 i ..J J I with Mrs
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chnnul tomorrow nftenioonwroii(fht in hrmstiU-hiiitf and Turk-
S. JcriM'ti hostess. All
lire asked to be present.
The Monday U-Yidtfo club will men!
next Momlay afternoon with Mrs,
Peter--McDonald at her home En the
country.
One of the most delightful infor
mal receptioiiK that has been given
foriHome time in the eity occinwij't
Friilay evening when about IOC
(ruests (fathered at llonan hall to
bid welcome to Kev. ami Mrs. Syd
ney Creasy nml dmiKhtur Alarnu-t.
itev. Mr. Cnui.sy is the new tector(
of tm? M. I'eier s j'.piset pat cnuivn
of La (iramle.
The hall was made very attractive
by decorations of flowers consisting
of pennies, daisies, and many other
varieties.
Oiirinif the evening. C. I,. Hit Hon
rt ndered two vocal wilos, itccompun
ied ' by .Mrs. Dulton at the pimu ;
Cieorire 'Hirnie uuvv two vocal solos
accompanied by Mrs. Dirnic
The Ladies Bible class of the Pres
byterian church are meeting this af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Phil
Women of Afooseheart Legion will
meet at the home of M rs. Fred
Smith in C'onmn-dale Thursday after
noon at two o'clock, Mrs. I,. A.
j Stoop and Mrs. hund will be assis
tant hostesses.
Fashion Notes
Fine While Lawn for Lingerie
Paris. Fitie lawn, in white, in the
at the Vide fabric fni limrcrir tin- m ismi
piano, and short talks were, given by Tlu-e attractively fresh ami cool gar-
Kev. a. it. Miion til me itunusi , ments are trimmed with real lace,
church. Kev. Moss of the Presbyter-1 point de Paris, point de M.ille or Val
ian church, Kev. V. S, Creasy and j enciennes anil they are also hand
Archdeacon i.M. McLean (Joldie. Thej- - ' . r
Senior Warden of Maker also gaveiy- ' ' " ' .:."T?
u short talk. 1 he Senior Warden of
the La (iramle church, Ii. A. Piatt,
presided, ,
In the reception line wa the presi
dent of the jruild, Mrs. Pert Carr,,
AJr. ami Mrs. .1. I. Slatr. Mr. am):
.Mrs, airbrick, K. Marx, Mrs. W. K. 1
Sargent, Mr. and Mrs, K. L. Holmes, j
mid the Kev. Mr. and .Mrs. Creasy;
ami daughter Margaret.
(Mrs. L. II. Kussell and Mrs. J.
I). Slater cut ices.
ish stitch.
dray or Beige Shoes
London. The light tinted after
noon frocks of today has as access
ories the gray or beige shoes with
very high Cuban heels. These shoes
have a highly cutout and decorated
fmit with a fancy buckle at one
side.
When your motor gets wheezy or
i starts lc knock, and seeim: to have
loH its old pep and newness, it is
time to think about using a different
motor oil.
Possibly it has never occurred to
you that different motor oil might
give- your motor more newer. .Most
of us think of power a.
enirino liosiirn and fuel.
laet that oil hns a great neal lo io
with, power. Lubrication experts say
that almost any motor is well enough
' designed in ham!k crdinary hills,
provided that motor has not bc?n
abused by improper lubrication.
I Just how motor oil influences nio
!tor power is very simple. An im
; portant function of lubrcating oil
lis tc. fill up the space between the
'cylinder wall and the piston rings.
If this seal is perfect, there can be
I no loss of compression. No power
'escapes past the rings.
A proper piston seal is also im
portant to prevent raw gasoline get
jtiug into the crunkruse and diluting
.the nil. Oil dilution is dangerous.
iTco much dilution seriously affects
j the oil's lubricating qualities; and
j serious damage, such as burned out
bearings, scored cylinders, and so on,
j may result. Too great dilution is
J usually noticeable through your oil
j pressure gauge.
I The great value of a wholly dis
' tilled oil is that it makes it possible
I to use a heavier cil than you other
! wise coidd use It minimizes the
'danger of oil dilution because it can
stand more dilution. It keeps a bet
ter seal, therefore, between the cylin
der wall and piston ring; and a
more lasting seat because a wholly
distilled lubricant does not break
down as quickly as a compounded
oil.
An interesting experience which
illustrates this point is that cf a
driver of a two-year-old Buick car.
The car lacked pep and wouldn't
climb even small hills. The de
NOTICE tj
BANKRUPTCY
t Court of the United
:JJistrict of Oregon
In the Distr
States for the
In the "Matter of
Ira Keslet , Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Ira Kesler of
La GrandevnTTiion County, Oregon,
in the Staye and 'District aforesaid,
a bankrupt
Notice is heYeby given that on the
a matter or01" U(l.v u nunc, i..i, n- u., me
Vet it':
f if frciruthe
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fi ROLL YOUR OWN WITH!
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Blond Silk Crepe for Bride
Lt.inloii. The unique going-away
dress of a bride recently married
here was of blond silk crepe. Em
broidered slantwise across the fairly
low waistline was a heavy cluster
almost a basketful of flowers.
Tbe.-e blossoms, v( several kinds and
colors, wem embroidered in chenille.
Pleated Blouse, If You Like.
New York. The pleated skirt may
be supplemented today if the style
suits you, with a pleated blouse. Of
crepe tie chine in white or, sand, the
blouse is a triumph of pleating ex
cept for the plain and wide neck
hand and outside girdle.
Posies on Bathing Caps.
New York. It was not to be ex-
The -Oth birthday anniversary of
Miss Ethel Burhridge was th,, in
spiration for h most pleasant birth
day dinner at the Country chili Fri
day evening.
The color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in the dece
rn t ions.
The guests were, besides the hos
tess, Miss Ethel Burhridge. Norma
Mayger, lone Zabel, Meryl (ieorge,
Lucille Craig, Marion Howell, Wilma
Neiderer ami Carrie Burhridge.
The evening was spent in playing
cards and in a social way.
Miss Florence Howell was honor
guest at another delightful function
when last evening MUs 'Maud Lan
grell and Mrs. Bessie Trelibe enter
tained with cards at the Langrell
home on nth street. A dt'liricus two
course luncheon was seived, the center-piece
being a lovely hut box
which was given to Miss Howell in
anticipation of her departure tonight
for her home near La (iramle. On
opening the creation, it was 'found
to I filial with beautiful tewels,
gifts from her friends. Miss llouell
wu wedded today at hiyh noon to
l'ted Weis, the happy couple to take
tiudr deimrturc by mito for a honey
moon trip to Crate Lake and other
points .expecting tc be gone ao:u
six weeks. Baker Herald.
C. II. Catching, who has been do
injj the decorating for the pat i
month In N. K. Wests and who Inn I
thf contract for all the decorating
in the New Somnwr hotel, entertain
ed all the clerks of X. K. IWeM A
Co. Monday night at a hamiurt in
the dining room at the Intel. It wa
also iMt. Catching' birthday. j
About 25 guests were present and
they were seated at one long table
wldch was decorated with coral
sweet pejis. A five course dinner
was Rei ved and Olson's orchesti a j
played during the evening. j
Tlit Missionary Society of the
Ziou Lutheran church will meet at
Mod em Floors
;fiiiiipv
waxed linoleum Floor
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Children
The OnJnpl'Tood-Drink fcr All Ages.
Qu;ckLiin'chatHome,Officc4Fountaius.
Rich Milk, Malted GrainExtroctin Pow
dcr&Tablctforms. Nourishing-No cooking.
W" Avoid Imitations anil Substitute
FOR SALE
Five-room
good location.
modern house,
?4'!ro. Trins.
Four-room liouse nnd
nero of hind. $ Km. on easily
ance $20,00 per nionlh.
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Clay Did This
My comi'i"ioii f 1 1
le.ss younr K'lris, jm.l
millions of women,
l-'of I. retilt'Mih.'i
years a si.iro star, ami
is , irrniltimol In r's
is iiist ns so! 1 am! ns
an. I lilouimiiK. as 4m
Scores ol my I'rieiiJ-. on 111
ami in s"ei't, li:;e i'taiai-ii hk
suits in mv way. I Know
nu-i wtimeii e in ih (. ami 1
been :t:'
m sull. Mill-
Vet mv skin
Hi si as smuo! Ii
iK lo h lp litem it j: In v wi.-it.i
A new-(vte clay
Von i ea! m u h ov iii'c t
plesitHi clays. Hut
ei mle and nni-I.U,
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earne the
ir woo-ii
Milel!
N ow i'iuidI i
I'lay is reenym.t d as a ime
M of Itfii my at i' s hesl .
u ho omil el i1 y M nl Ii eie t
p:i it with wiiiinn who em p'o
l e,-ep:ion tl r. SUltS I DTI'e
nW-Ipe fl,l. pe e,;e.t i 1'
ol sei. nlit ie sin I. II Is lute.
;i :i.l .J.tint y. An I '; ep, t?
toonil w;ij lo me it m. mil
iVets.
Where it excels
It is fonml 1 M rt r only i :nr .
eer lain miner al lath o 'iny,
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p. 1 1 firs! t..!.'
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A pile, refined supeAlav
iy;r,una naiiacc ionner
' ot eouni- 1 1 lie .1. M , , ri-snlt
marvel m
fee
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To the man on the street,
cement may seem nothing
more than an uninteresting
gray powder which is used
in construction work. But
to the chemist the trained
scientist who knows it
has a pedigree. To him ce
ment is a carefully com
pounded product, the result
of a long series of chemical
end mechanical operations,
checked by the un remitting
watchfulness of modern
laboratory skill.
At every stage in its
manufacture from quarry
to loaded box car,portland
cement and the materials
from which it is made arey'
subjected to the most ex?
r.cting scientific tests"
The geclogist,(nd the
chemist must jriake' their
examiuationsyand approve
the availabraw materials
even before the site for a
mill lathe sen.
race the mill's machin-
r is busily making cement,
Chemists and physicists
test raw materials and fin
ished product at least eleven
times.
The plant laboratory op
erates 24 hours a day to
maintain constant control
on every process. Finally,
each carload is sampled be
fore the railroad hauls it
away. Cement is a quality
product.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Euilcing
PORTLAND, ORiHG. 0
cA National Organization
to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete
U.Ai,rlt, Prkcr,hurj S.n Frnncuco
Vil.iuLn l.il.uclpl.la Si-auk
Mm..r,,l Piu.l,!.,,!, Sr.l-oui.
New Orlranj P.iriliju!, Or.g. Vancouver B C
New York Salt Lal.c Giy WMliii4jtoa,D.C.
V Mi
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a (. .rf ) Js U AiUnaa De. Moinei
W U S I Bwlou Delroil
J vt ? M " au.a,o Helen.
f , f If- 'iS UalUa lnoaaiupolii
v1 v'fl p Detaver KanaaaCily
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Atotlern srit-nrt- re-
it elny. removes t he useless
en Hie clay is w hite iintl rle;in
hiinty. Ksperts niso liml that rT-
inliietl liullMM Kive it IllllMiplie.
ivs. Tinri tew
,i some ul t iit.S"
tnarvi is of n it
ul eonio.-iiui?t.
My White Youth Oav will lie
revelation to you. tis it was to me. I
ihoiivtit 1 knew all tlml elny e:in i!o.
hut 1 ilhl not Unow oite-tenili.
It hriiiKs a n w room pie ion. and
oiinlily. ItlaeUheatlM im- htemis)ie
1isappe:ir 1-elntv II. Inll skins fr.iin
1'loom. WrinliliH heroine
imoth. .Many wom,n. in it'i minuter,
eeiti o .irop t. n years.
My Riit to women
Now I h;i v :irraiif;e. so that all
i ho wis!) may jr. t this pet f,.,-t rlay.
xuetly as I 11.se ii. .nl 1 :,m tnkinf;
for i t tim in my Iokv lite to urire them
employ tl.
Youth e'ay itne more for vmith anil
w. n-'heauiy than anvthiniT 1 know. The
m. nti- stiUs w ill amaze ami tleliirht you.
otm-! Whi n vim l.iuv.v th- in. nothiiiK rttiild
jin.iut" yon to Ro hack,
in .1 ; All toilet roomers sell Ktlna VaI
, ;,, s j I. if e 1 lopp. t s hite Youth rlay it
ine. 1 ""' iin-1 ?! per tube. Also my Youth;
:t . P 'l ento, whiv-h shoM.il follow the rlay.
Also my Iwi;ii Youth my liquid
,elean-r. A's, n,y Hair Youth, which
Ji'rnucM r; y liiMiiiant hair. My Ueau
jty HotiK eM:us with mil.
:ns i.'nf aur own sake plen.Hr bo ;
nriiahi leai n what Oils rlav ran ilo.
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Silk Hosiery
AMiile, P.lack OozA Heaver, Fawn. (nay, ()Cr
oi..o per pair
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A Paradise for Tired Feel
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