La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1923, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE J5VENTNG OBSERVER
Wednesday, July IS, 1923 '
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REASONS WHY YOlLL WANT TO WEAR PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS
PRACTICAL V .."5
FRONT f
CORSET ,v""'
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Are you like the
show, even before
tee first unit eumtkent
TO III IT. I! TO THY IT. TO TRY ITI J" fWwR)"lT.
woman who knw that 'wasn't going to etiov a eeitain
he unit, beeiuse it wasn't like CranJ Of era, or Jo you
afternnfjsl
P. N. Practical Front Corsets
ar different. Tlirvar nfwltWnn't voiyfitokattliem
md tlieii cdiiuiu iil t Wo Viu.w it u M-e lliriu
you'll wjM to be LotiviiicrdVhdvyMMI wejr them.
A combination of Urtli a bactsiid trout Ijc cir
rt, lltey luvc kejil llicir uud oibt if lid cliluiiMtcd
rhe'u lail.
Vki luve bren looking fur a cnrt with .nljuit
mrni in 1 1 if; Ititnt. with die li'int .Us) iiil t.uins
(.tnuiitx II) Hi CfiitL-r and imt utnlr(,e Ij.i( j
In tin present way ol nuking Ulc l.fjiti Lorsits.
'Ihejr arc licit to Stay Ut get to JuiuW tltcia
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A Good Place to Trade
isWt a social tomorrow evening in shade. This effect is heifclt toned by co.MITKTKS I.I iil.roiths.
l.taMt t 'hitpt'l on Kir.it ami .'pjoI: hin iiiK of luce and jcw'rjjftll KKl.Su, Wwii., July 1. H.; 1'
.-ttis'l,-. A fthort Diatrratn will bp uiuuiid the tou of tlio crown ami by i liult itioin, r.-im-wiiialivt? ol th
Kin aiiii the vrnintr will he hjMMit u bitlanct oi luce below the uuiin.
in a .!!; ul cotul time ami in play-
ii. jr iru: u', Kye Klounre, Lulet,
' Paris. The eye flounce is the very
Tbt I oval iU'r5 mi the ( hn.;-, latP.-it meu toduv in veils. It
ttsn
C.'uvh nN'rlaine! with an
i'n MX'ial la -t evening at the
hot;-, f -Mr-i, (..titn-;( '"1 t'ove Ave-
ut. A k ''I tteiiiunue wa.-' present,
.nut wit; t'te vt:iiher fair, the even
wj' e,ij;a by all who att('iuk'(l.
Fashion Notes
Nt' t-il Mode.
I . i ri. 'l l.e n'it,t tomarkahfp
l wi: v. lui h tii" veil mode has
takftt .m f:u- thl e:iMin is that
wliiih i.a'iir- a bit of cmbroidorfd
iiojhiii'' on l io t'xiiemc edfre of tlv
WatthiiiK'un Tiilf JiiKtirunrft eomiiiiny
Hid of ilto I.omkv1'W Title companv,
hue. rHiirii-l from S'iuicoiivit. whert
he nwiilii u oiiilelf eopy of tlio Ciirly
rie'H'l" of ''"wilts', county wht-n part
wi.;p of veil huiiKtn only so far an ol Cowlitz cointty whk in 'lnrke conn
to shield the eyes. ty. It wan itnncxt'il lo t'owlit. eounty
in JK73. Tin. arlh-t rieortlf. hcKin-
lnlrijiiiiiK Combination. iiinK in lr, Hhow Clarke eounty in
London. The combination of or- on-Kun lerriiory. hut in 1 f It it he-
irandie with crone de chine is an ini
triKuinj? one. Very fine oiandb'Tpk1
in uiiwn jjiiik, i ur exunifiiK m iiiujwt
over crepe de chine in u watermeloi
tint; or pale green organdie i.
draped over luvender.
part of WashiiiKton territory.
e t; extend
I runt
only
aii'l allow."
"rorn ear Ui
Ueach Umbrella Vivid
New York. The beach unibrelhj
designated ti go with the Hwimnnni!
rostunie is a thing of amazing color"
.and design. It js . smurt. today tc
U 'ut)t umbrella in the same or harmon
sing shades of some .brilliant hue-
ear.
!" Ivt raibroiiiery IVe,
Piiris. Kyelet embroidery,
primly smart always in its effect, i
u-ed "lavishlv today m linen frm-k
Sometimes eyelei depeni
feet on bei r.g worketl
cdlor.
('jirbunt'los.
New York. The jeweler, not tin
doctor, fixes up the kind of ear
buncle.s the deep red sort, that an
for ii-; ef-lin favor once more. Earrings like
contrast-"heavy gohlen shields, two I itches or
This
eyelet is the same
ually brilliant frock
however, the more in length, have a huge gluwinj'
shade as the u:.
Voile, flray and (Jreen.
London. Voile with a rather dark
background of gray, a shade of gray
tinged will) green, is popular at
jne.-ent. it is flowered a I'd the
trimming sometime:; con.-"i-ts of
haml-made tafl'eta leaves arranged
ahut the waist and neck of ihe
gown.
carbuncle st in the center.
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u.i. i m.i
'lll.MN lill.IS VHISM..V. juiiJ.li
KI'(iKNU. July IS. William Hlm-luri- ib
nious. vuiimi; uuu.txiniin from Colturt:. w.-.-k ml
.mployi. ir IIik'i'uuM ItuiiKH .l.unilit-r
cuiiiimiiy. ul llaliH, Ml littwivn tin
tr;t('k olu JuKKinir Iniin Alomluy inlfl
mj liillf.l, - Ilia wifi' anil Kliiull clillil
Hiirvtvt.
OITICDItS IX ('AMI'.
C. M I' I.KWIS, Wash.. July IS
lifHt-rvp orffriTM Trotii colon. lH to
t-IT
!lt'il:ilit. to "' li"ml"r ot'lBD
Ii in tln work of tho Hi rotiil,
tii ii--. nr..Kou. imtiiiuitoii
(n.rralilyfifia iiu:i!' li'C :.j '
-Hlli:A-l. July is.
Kutieralwr-
vires were held -Monday for .Mm. JIuU
tfi- .Million, with hurlal
t-t no tt-ry. Sur iving nr
I'harlf.i C. iMiilion,
Ml n In
In AHhlanil
the. luishaii'l'
and a ilaughtrj'.
OU.DN'T NWII'K KAKi:. '
ColU'lt irAI.KM;. Idaho, July IS.
--Aiitj- working hard to remove a
itiir-iMtijnd Mill from the serotnl floor
of the l.llnriy theulro here recently,
and after slealinr a HkM cr from a
priati- gamce in onled to tarry tho
Hale awiy, it pair of tnirglar.s almn
.doned the sale a block from the llua-
trc. rMiirnetl the car to Un garace. anfl ,o
left with nothing at all for ihelr palna
The lieuvy sale had hem move
OF TMB WEATHER., PuTONHlStj
BOIH Bptrz HAD
RMOMBTER
fee.
ii VlV' ft tj
til Sllil . ?.
ice creams and 'sherbets and . I
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Krilliant Ittiltons on Coatee.
Wew i orK.- A ciever inougut, aim ttywn u winding stairway. Ihrougit
one as yet not too overuorueo, i.-im,. ih-alre. up over the stage lo th
that of trimming a summer cmaee juey, and then lo the rniining hoard
0,1 ! of the car, upon which it waa lashed
md carried for a hloek. ConlentH of
with brilliant bullous of enamel
of painted wood. . And then getting
earrings to match.
Shoes Not So Itright.
New York. Kashionable shoos ap
pear today to bo departing from the
brighter colors. The smart shades
ju: t now are champagne and all' ihe
grays. Kid, which is soft and cool,
has come distinctly into vogue.
the wife
uuioiif!)
valued at ahout $h)U. wer
rl.
A WANT AD WIM, DO IT
I Two-Tone Oorgettc Crepe. 1
J New Yoi k. Two-tone georgette I
I crepe makes some of the new Hit- i
I get ie being worn today, which is :
jbolh light of weight and beautiful.
, I'Yills ami inset panels of self-ma
terial add it delightful touch.
Ijist 'Wedneseday afternoon, at her
home, Mrs. Ernest Watkins enter
tained fourteen small jiirls in com
nliment to her liauhters, Mary
Helen and Jean, aged five and three
y&irf.
The afternoon was blensatitly
fient in rollicking fun mid playing
games a fin which dainty refresh
ments were served.
I this an evening of extreme plensure,
Jins well as one oT success for the o
1 1 gani.ation.
1 1 Mrs. Nellie liergrand and baby
: left for Kansas City on Number 'I
i Tuesday morning, after n three
i 1 weeks visit in La Grande with Mr.
and Mrs- O. VV. Jones of the Chris
tian church. Mrs. liergrand is a
niece of Mr. and Mis. Jones.
The Thursday Bridge Club will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon by
Mi'rt. K. S. Ivnnhoe. , al her lToiiie,
corner Cedar a'n'd' Main. ' '
The Thursday Auction Club
last week with Mrs. J. C. Gulling at
her home on Sixth street, and all
present enjoyed a pleusant afternoon.
Mrs. K. S. Ivnnhoe proved herself
high-score winner at Hridge in the
afternoon's play.
The afternoon closed with the serv
ing of a most delightful luncheon.
Four auto loads of l.a Grande
people, friends of Mr. mid Mrs. A. (J.
Clay of !'t!:or, drove to linker Sun
day, where the;. enjoyed dinner at
the nark and a cwi r. n the Kat in
the evening.
!:
The Older !:!. CuT.rfire Organi-sj-'irn
ar -.'iving u dime" Friday
evening in lloiui-t hall, to whi.ji the
j.tihlic is i:iilc.l. honey's oirkosi ra
will 1'urnii h v:e mti.-ie, i.:d u?i en
joyable evening is promised all who
nttend. This ohould he of interest
to the young 'people home from col
lege, us well as other young people
in the city. Tro tickets are 75 cents,
and for an added small sum, ice
cream and cake will he served. The
girls are . paring no el'l'oo.-ts to make
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold an important meeting
Thursday evening at eight o'clock at
ithe home of Mrs. Kred Kiddle, for
met 'the purpose of electing officers to
the convention at Seaside. Anyone
who will furnish cars are asked to
be at the I ted Cross Drug Store at
7.-15 o'clock to transport the mem
bers to the Kiddle home. A full at
tendance is urged.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lane
Chapel will hold a "railed meeting,
Thiuvday, July 1!, at 2 p. m. All
members are asked to be present, on
account of urgent business.
At the Chirstinn parsonage Sat
urday evening at eight o'clock, oc
curred the wedding of Miss Adeline
Flexor and Mr. Kenneth McKennon,
Mr. (). W. Jones officiating.
The young couple will make their
home in La Grande.
Women of Mooseheart 1-egion will
meet al the lied Cross Urug Store
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
All members are urged to attend.
The afternoon will be spent visiting
the shut-in members.
Th" Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
Hh'M Waistline Struggle.
New York. The high waistline is1
haying rather a struggle to return.'
It is not met with so frequently this:
season as was predicted. Hut it is
seen on a goodly number of the ,
evening wraps worn by young girls.
Fur on Sunshades.
Paris. Fur has become such n;
popular summer trim mine that nowi
it adorns the most sununerlike of
accessories. Some of the new para
sols have tufts of fur on the sun-:
shade and on the handle.
Lamp Shade Hat.
London. There is a type of lint
being worn here today and which is.
becoming more and more popular as1
the season advances, that hears aJ
startling resemblance to a large lamn
Vogan's
Chocolates
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The most useful and
fashionable piece o f
jewelry for a lady, is a
wrist watch.'
We carry a large line
of the. best makes in
white, green or yellow
gold whiclywe are (
ferine at the low
prices .possible, qiu
considered.
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our
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Wc invite inspection
antee. to
you money wmie
guaimtee is behind
anode we sell you.
Late Books
of Real Worth
"LIFE OF CHRIST" Ciovanni I'apinc
(Tr;insl;itol by Dmotliy Caul ii-ld)
Ibis is the most talked of book of (lie pres
ent. The Chicago Kveniug Post says: 'It
is altogether that this book vi
world classic."
"TI I K A SI K R I C A N I7ATI0N
OF I'D WARD IJOK"
For li." months this I look has beera "best
seller" in America, ant! is selling jitw more
widely than ever. Lord N
"Isest autobiograihy (f our tjnio.
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Stationery Co.
My Youth Cream
Keeps Mc Looking Like a Girl
Jy Edna WallaceHopper
Is a ran.lmol Iter's BWe. 1 1 h nvatioiihaH helped hrlng that
sI.ijtc slur for :t? l'f
and ;iin
still. Y. t most Kills
v.vy my coniplexim
as -l y.a.s a-o. 1
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wish nuty l'i t t In
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A Two-Fruit
To.Iny u ish lo I'll
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ears nco.
I cull this tn v Youth Cream.
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li'ii'Ve this to he thr only
oinhin. iit se er. :
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tirimr. Also tn th
I I' ise. Nifcht nil
on my lac
am at nilit
daytime as a
I keep It
the (ill-
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Compare my Youth Cream with ihe
old creams you have list il. You uill
ank me for telling you ahout il. If
Print's on half what It brought "to
e. il Mill M u life-long delight.
IMna Wallace Hopper's Youth
Cirain Is supplt'-d ly all druggists and
I oil el Kood.s, dea ler.s. 1 M'iee. (inc. A I sr
my Facial Youth my famous liquid
el.-anser. Also my Yhite Youth Clay.
Also my Hair Yoiilit. wnieh hroiigld
my lu mi; iant hair My I (entity Ituok
conies with rarli.
hop.- (mi will let my Youth
Cnaiu show you iiow much my helps
can do.
Kdn;1. Wallace Hopper husifless ad
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J. H. Peare
ck Son
La Grande's Leading
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If you were to look into
one of the great rotary kilns
in a cement mill, you would
see only a glare of light so
intense that it Would be
like looking at the noon
day sun. For a few mo
ments after, you would be
unable to see anything.
But borrow the work
man's colored goggles to
protect your eyes, and peer
through the peep-hole
again. Then you will see
a tornado of powdered coal
or gas or spraying oil
bursting into a sheet of
sun-white flame. Into the'
other end of the kiln flow'
the finely ground limjj
stone and clay tiie mate
rials for cement
tneir tnree-nour jour
ney mrough tins lnterno,
1th materials imdergo many
mges. Moisture and
ses are striven oil as the
Jtation)! the kiln tumbles
rnterials about, sub-
jtfctiifg them to gradually
increasing heat until , the .
sun-white flame half melts
the powder and it rolls in
" . to glass-hard clinker, This,, .
clinker, an entirely new''
chemical compound, when
pulverized becomes port
land cement. ..
Scientific control marks
every stage of the burning
process. Producing the re- -quired
2,500 to 3,000 de- -,
grees Fahrenheit of heat
consumes great quantities
of fuel 30 pounds of coal,
or its equivalent, for each
94-pound sack of cement. .
For the whole cement
making process, the con
sumption of coal is apptdx-' -v-hv
jiuately 50 pouuds a . sack
more than half a ton pi '
coal to a ton of cement. ,
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco buiidwy
PORTLAND, 03f rs.
cA National Organization '('...
to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete '
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