TViriav. March" 13, 1925.
PAGE TWO
THE .LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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It May Interest You '
To Know
That
It In broadcasted on the
"air" I hut American wom
en will accept the long
hair edlrl of their French
cousins for evening only,
as a majority of them
seem most , reluctant to
give up lh . convenient,
youthful nob for Ihe "pres-
ent; at any rare.
That
Thin store organisation Ih
, devoted lo only one tiling:
an cver-lncrcanlng num
ber of flATISFUCD customers.
That-
Wo arc p loaned to have
. you make, uso of this
store's rornforta and con
veniences when down
ton n, own though you
don't wish to buy.
That
Waistlines are non-existent
or placed low on
hip. The Km pirn line la
expressed ' In trimming
- only and reserved for evening.
That
Blecvea oro lonr, short, or
- not at 'all, Ionar leov:s
are mostly arm-Nttlng; a
food proportion follow
medium linen; a few are
widened or flnrnd at the
wrist. .
That
, A lody In the store yester
day remarked " thut It
. would l)n ncccsatiry' tor
her lo "shorten" last
year's cout If
Ad to wear It
It possible?
she expect
"lontfer." Is
That
If you don't ltnow what
tlia Dennis Resolution Is,
ask limes Dennis. If you
ara aKalnst It, talk to Al
' bcrt Hunter.
That
The I'nlon Cojnty Eco
nomic Conferenre will
have their flnul meeting
at the illnh rVhool Satur
day mornlns; nt lu o'clock.
The publln Is Invited to
attend.
That
Hklrts aro short, . Tho
length sttould bo reffitlnt
ed not by Inches, but hy
the stylo of the garment
and the proportions of In
dividual figures.
ERNEST WATKINS,
Manager.
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mm., l
SPRING
Coats
and
Ensembles
That Spell Charm
and Economy
It's truly fascinating to turn the pages of Spring's
fashion book! Here we catch glimpses of ensem
bles new and individual, which will be one of your
most urgent wants for your Spring wardrobe, be
cause they are suitable for so many occasions and
form one of the smartest costumes ever designed,
also the varied effects given to the new Spring
wraps we are now showing with their pin-tuckings,
''pleats of all kinds and flares, will interest you and
we will be happy to have you see what we now
have. -
$16.50 to $75
Shoes-for
the Hour
The new Spring costumes must stand on timely
footwear "Morning . at Home'' "Afternoon"
"Sports" and "Ready for Evening." This calls for
at least four types of footwear to harmonize with
the various costumes. In our Shoe Department may
be found any of the styles you will need to properly
accompany the new Spring costumes.
$4.50 to $8.50
Spring
Millinery
Arrives
at the peak of
Fashion
Even the largest, widest-brimmed Hats favor the
peaked crown. Soft, crushable felts in amber or
pastel shades; supple taffetas, pliable straw affairs
and sportsy Bangkoks all dent their crowns to a
saucy peak and thereupon place pert feathers or
piquant bows to call attention to this peak of fashion.
"S5SS! 13 io$20 .
Hills Department Store
"A Good Place To Trade'
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Radio
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SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Mountain Ttmn station
! The following srhedu.es of pro
grams are given In Mountain time.
Td change to Eastern time, add two
'hours; Central tlmo, add one hour:
Pacific time, subtract one hour.
;KOA. Denver, Colo. (322.4). 9-12
midnight, dance music. Joe Mann
jind his Hair.bow-l.une orchentrn.
PaHflo Time Wallow.-
The following schedules of pro
grams are given In Pacific timo.
To chonge. o Kastern time, add
ihrcp hours; Central time, add two
.hours; .Mountain lime, add one
hour.
KKI. Los Angeles. Calif. (4G8.6).
6:30-6 p. m., Examiner's musical
half hour; C:5-7. Haditnrial;
7-7:45, Lake. Arrowhead dance
orchestra, Mel Lcmnion. leader.
7:45-8. the bookshelf, Nancy; R-9.
j Examiner, Trojun Five, dunce or
chestra; 9-lu, male and mixed
! quartet in comic opera favorites;
I 10-11, Packard Radio club; The
Varsity trio. Until and Lllah
Carlson. Way Watts of the A. K.
F. Blackface 'trio. Hartley Welt
er, ti-nor.
K TO A, Seattle, Wash. (384.4).
6:45-X:15 p. m., Hhodes Depart -i
ment store program; S:.H.-10.
Heattlo Times dance music;
10:51 1 , Eddie Hnrkness and hi.
orchestra.
IKGO, Oakland. Calif, (301.2). R p.
j m., Hawaiian music, Kludehaker
j Hawaiian orchestra; "Thrills of
j Surf Hiding nt Waiklkl," Harold
; H. Tost; James Harrifton, hari
j tone; crl Anderson, tenor:
1 Joyce Hollowoy flarthelson. pi
anist: Orvilla de Pauw, contral
to; Helen Goodfellow, pianist:
; Roy Bailey, hoy soprano; Pick
Stultz. reader; Victoria Hart
1 man, violinist;- Carmen- Rushinp.
! pianist; Hawaiian orchestra: Carl
Anderson, tenor; "t'reparlng for
i the Honey Flow." George .W
! Phillips: Elonel T, Hariman, cor
I nellsl; James HurrlHort, baritone;
! in-l, Henry Halstead's orrhes
! tra.
jKOW, Portland. Ore. (4!)l.fi), 10 p.
1 m., Colhurn'a Melody Men.
iKHJ. I.OS Angeles. Calif. (405.2).
6-C:30 p. m., Art Hickman's
Riltmore hotel concert orchestra.
Edward Fltzpa trick, director;
C:30-:30. little stories American
history. Prof. Walter Sylvester
Hertzog; Helen Plrin, Henrietta
Poland, screen juveniles; Elma
Roberts, Hetty Reames, readings, j
i Cncle John: 8-10, program, Win.,
! H. Hyatt, Inc., arranged by J.I
j Howard Johnson: 11-2 a. in., The!
i Lost Angels of KH.I, Charlie!
I Wellman as Chief host Angel, j
iKNX, Hollywood. Calif. (336.9). j
j 5:45-6:10 p. m., Wurlltzer pipe!
organ studio; sports talk, Sid
Ziff; 6:15-7:30, dinner hour mil-j
sic; 8-10. KNX feature program;;
- 10.11, Abe -I,yman's Cocoanut
Grove dance orchestra from Am
hassudor hotel; 11-1 a. in., Holly
wood night, presenting Constance1
Talmadge, famous cinema star.
KPO, San Francisco, Calif. (420.3).
3:30-5:30 p. m., tea dansant.
Gene James Rose Room Howl
orchestra r rt 20, garden Tfiiit-i: '
12, Art Weld iter's dance orchestra.
Trlljes of Borneo Rnry
Hatchet In Odd Corcnionj
THR HAGFE ( A P) Dispatches
from Borneo, Dutch East Indies,
give Interesting details of a peace
ceremony between the different
Dyak tribes of that island. These
clans have been constantly fighting
each other for years, and have the
reputation of being ferocious and
bloodthirsty headhunters.
Some 4,600 Dyaks came to the
gathering. There were present also
a few Dutch and Hritish officers,
who witnessed curious war danes.
songs anil prayers hy medicine
men. Finally the head priest killed
a pig hy a slow method and
sprinkled Its blood over the mtilti-!
tude, pronouncing a terrible curse
upon anyone who should presume
to revive the Inter-tribal qnam-ls. ;
An
Ide
HARROW STHKET
To omi one in lIUo owning
a liltc silk shirt tliat won't
war i"l r l yellow.
$5
Increases nt the rate of 1,050
yearly, hut which has been closed
to the public more than a year
iluo to luck of funds to erect a
modern building, is owned hy the
state of Washington. The muse
jm is on the ('diversity of Wash1
ington campus here in a struc
ture, that, formed a part of th,e'
Ala-Hltn-Pacific-Y u k o n exposition
In IJtna. L
In the Inst ; I wo years 2.100
cpeeimens In 133 collections have
brought the total number of speci
mens to 10.1. omi. They are val
ued at 21fi.(iOM and Illustrate the
entire historical, growth of1 . the
Pacific northwest. The public hus
been excluded from viewing the
exhibits until they me In a. new
building.
Rlnck Hears Itiitltcn In Harness
T. A WING, Alaska (AD Mrs.
Nellie 1 .net ins of this place does
the sledding on her ranch with a
team of young black bears. Tho
span are well broken to harness.
Contrary to the notions of soma
persons in the States, bears do not
hibernate at the first sign of win
ter, but are as active as domestic
animals such :ih dogs.
One Secret of Beauty
Is Foot Comfort V
Frequently you hear people say, "My
feet perspire winter and summer when
I put on rubbers or heavier foot-wear
then, when I remove my shoes my feet
dull quickly, and often my hose seem
wet through" in evry community
thousands now use ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE
in the foot-bath daily, and then dust
the feet am shake into the shoes this
antiseptic, healing powder. Fuil
tlirrcthw on bttx at all Vrug Store.
TriHl I'ackaee and a Foot-Ease Walking
Dull wilt FREE, address
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, Lo Roy, N. Y.
Stlltr Museum Adds to r.xlilblt
Hut I, arks Ailwpiata Htiililin?
SEATTI.H (AD. A Hlnti- mus
eum, whost' niiml'-r of Rpf-lni"n
SPECIAL!
Blue-Crest Tissue
TOILET
PAPER
1,000 Sheets ,
Full count y
3 for 2."c
More for your money!
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
MI SECOND
mm star
WABHINOTON AI'). Mnuura.
menu at th. Ml. Wilton olnerv.
atory of th, Crncrlo lnatltuto
have established that Mlrn, the
remarkable varlabl, atar illarov
erod by David Kabrlc lua In Hua
in the conittitllatlon Cotus, la tho
wcond InrKv.t known atnr, thiTo.
by illaplaelnr the noted IWtei(rua
for that honor.
With an angular diameter of
abo'Jt 150,000.0(1(1 mil... it i, rI.
eeedod only by Anlnrof, ehli-f
tat of the conatrlliitlon Hrontlo
With a diameter of 4rio,nftn,noo
mile,. It la lurarr by about S6
per cent than Heteleu In the
conlellatlon Orion, whleh wn
mraaured for the flrat time about
four year, airo.
Appearing- hut a apeek In tho
aky to the naked eye, th, meas
urements of Mlra were made by
Ir. Kraneln o. Peaao with the
20-foot Mlrhelaon Interferometer
attached to th, obaervatory'a loa
Inch teleacope. the aamo with
which th, flrat measure menta of
Iletelceua were obtaloed.
Announrement of the menaure-j
ment waa mnile toduy by the
Carnegie Inetltutlnn on the Itn ila
of advice, from Ml, Wilson. "The
rcaults Indicate," the announce,
ment aaya, "an nngiilnr diameter
fnr Mlra of abo-it aU-hundredtba
of a second or am, a vnluo nbout
ih per rent larger than Xetel
geuae, Th, moat probnble value
of thn distance la 106 light yearn.
Assuming this distance, the dlam
eler or th atnr In 2:'.". 000, 000
nilles.
"The atar vnrlea greatly In light
through a period or about 1 1
month,. Ita brightness changing
a, much aa soo-fold In that In
terval. Thn measurements of the
atar'n diameter were made when
the star was near Its rwnt maximum.
"The name Mlra. or The Won-1
derrul.1 was given to the stnri
soon attar th, discovery ot Ita re
markahla varlntlona of light by
Kahiirlu, In llll. It la tho most
noted exampln of a claas or vari
able atara or similar type, or which
there are about 160 known. They
ara deep red In color and are
doubtless all ,iar, ot Immense
site, low temperature and exceed
ingly low denalty.
"As a class these atar, are
moving very rapidly In the nn.
aom, or them having velocities of
mora than 100 mile, a second
toward, or away from lb, earth."
"Ma" in Clay
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T. U. a ak X'.
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Civ .-
Spring 1'snrps Hole of
Winter in Denmark
COPENHAGEN (AP) This Is
the mildest winter IVnmsrk has
known In thre centuries. Not once,
has thp temperature fallen below
I he f reeling point In th daytime,
and the nights when this has been
tho case have been exceedingly
rare. Generally the month of Feb
ruary Is the coldest In Denmftrk;
this year It has had the character
of early spring. The mild winter
has been blessed by everybody,
cept th furriers and the coal-mer
chants. Particularly the latter are
complaining bitterly. Thy are los
ing a great deal of money they say.
Cities like Helslngfors, Reval and
Illga. which ore usually buried In
now ut this Mm of thn year, have
up to the present experienced noth
ing more wintry than a few nights
of frost.
A bust of Governor Mlnnm A. her
guson of Texas hat Just been com
pleted hy Enrico Orrachhlo. sculp
tor. , "Ma" took tlm from hr. onV
' clal dutlts to pot.
The seven wonders of the world
In spring arc the seven days of
too weeks,
im-ltrA of York ld- Crntfm
Work for Numerous Artist
I.ONLKiN tAP). Hand painted
ilippcrs for evening wear, which
urn the vngut just now, have
created work for numerous art
tHts who had never thought of
doing anything of the kind before
b it who have found thut this kind
of palming pays them better than
turning out pictures.
The novelty was Introduced In
London by the popular Duchfos of
York who Is one of the smartcjt
of the smartly attired young wom
en. The Idea spread like will-
fire, and was quickly taken up by
other society women.
The foundation of these shoes,
Is satin, mostly In delicate shades.)
although there have been some
exquisite models In old gold,
b ron to nnd black. One the toe
cap, and tapering off along each
side, neat designs are painted in
delicate shades to match the col
or of the satin.
foot ball Popularity Makes
It Itlvnl of navlrtll in Hawaii
lew of iNUctstlnt Organise
To Support Ijragiie of Nations!
JEKCSAC.KM (AP). The Jews)
of Palestine, whose political sta
tus In the national home Is safe,
g larded by the League of Na
tions mandate entrusted to Great
Hritain. are Iwlng organ tied a?
supporters of the league.
A meeting was called recently
in renpon.-M to a suggestion from
headquarters of the League ot Na
tions union In Druss, Is to organ
lie a Palestine ."octet y for the
support of the league. The con
ference was attended by leading
Jewish residents. including the
editors of the Hebrew press, an 1
It was decided lo proceed with
the fornmtion of a Jewish League
of Nations society.
HONOM'l.r (AP) Football has
become a close rival to baseball
for popularity In Hawaii, according
to paid attendance figures for both
sports made public by J. Ashman
Heaven, owner of Mollltll Park.
Honolulu's shrine of athletics.
For the short football season ?9.
000 persons paid admission to the
park. These Included the attend
ance at the one game played byj
wcciaemai L Oiiege or (. amornia i
against the University of Hawaii j
and the games of Colorado I'niver-;
siiy against the Pear) Harbor Nuvyj
lnm and the 1'nlverslty of Hawaii, t
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
JUST RECEIVED!
A shipment of Imported Cheese Rnrquefort
nnd Swiss Gruyere.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Carr'a on Fir Btreet
FHOMD MAIN fi?t RAY BAUM TREK DIXITCRY
The straight and narrow path
la plenty wide for Its traffic.
Widow Cries for Joy
I couldn't eat anything hut raw
i ggs nnd fwrct milk and was 30
weak I could ha rd ly walk a cross
the room. I would have been In
my grave today if I hadn't taken,
Muyr's Wonderful Remedy when 1
I did. When 1 think how I haw
.uffered with my stomach and
how good 1 feel now I cry for
joy." It Is u simple, harmless'
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stotn
nch. liver and intestinal allnunts.
including appendicitis. One ios
will convlr.ee or money refunded,1
At all druggists,-Adv,
INCOME TAX -
SEASON IS HERE
Ham your Income Tai Bfatcment prepared by 000 who knows.
Two years with V. 8. Internal Itevenue Department.
H. M. M ALONE Y
LA CHANDr, OREGON.
Phone 58-R. Foley Bnlldlnf
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We Have Jitsi What Von Want in
i.rinr.n. sash and itoor.s axi miin;u.s
It will y jou tn InvotlKale our price.
Bowman-IIicks Lumber Company
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