La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 11

Friday, February 1, 1929. .
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fri E
LIFE OF MODELS
NOT ALL ROSES
Paris Mannequins Are
First With Styles But
. Get Only ?20 a Week
Hjr lUta .
AHsooiutMl l'rewt KuMhinn Artist)
PAltlS (AP) Prwtty I'urla nmn-
n(iulii are th eleclrir hurvn In
tho rare to tn flint with tuw HtyU'R.
Fashion iuvor catrliOK up with
them, for thoy know whut will ho
fliown loni? before it Ih out unit by
tlm time the newest Ih himichiMt
thoy urc conrernod with tjio mnvrr
Hill. ,
onlrnry to popular ooiuvptlitn
II In not all froth ami frills for
tho thotiHnnil or more models horv.
lost of them live llk urtnMstH in
mxuiiouH miik BrttiiiKM of fuHhlun
Milonn during tho (layilme. hh thoy
araito tho riohost anil boHt of )H'nu
Jtfful olnthos. At the nt! of their
day, Hfo lM'oom's koiuowIuu beer
and sUJifH lor moHt of thorn,
Thoy shod Hithn and hiiIHih fur
fhoapor matt rial Hiunrtly trtinnuMl
with imitation fur. Once among,
tho throng of homoKoliiK a manno
)iiln IooUh just llko any othor well
drosuod yoiiiiff huHlnrKs woman.
She Ih no longer tho bmierfly, hut
an oarnost, thoroughly ttrod frruti
wondorhiK what uho will net for
ilinnor.
820 a Ww
That i tho 11 In of tho avorajjo
luannottuin who ritrrJis hor pay en
velope homo on Satuntiiy nixhls to
holp moot th family oxponson. If
who Ih a partioularly HiiroosHful
manno(uln with a frood job thoro
may bo 2.1' a wook In the pay on
volopo., ..jjut aha is lucky, it llp re
Ik $20.
In oxohaniro for it jdie (fives ,
Ri'Von hour a day ftvu and a half
dayH a wnk, beginning at 1 0
o'clock, Kuril Kown n!ie Ih to dis
play in tho roKalar oollfotloiut in
inado especially for her. Hho lu In
and out of a hundred ooHtumon a
day. Knelt tlmo her sown Ih order
ed Hho KotH a small bonus. Hmllos
and patience aro niario to puy,
though tho foot may bo tired and
tho back noli In tr.
Hut tho romance of tho manno
fliiln's lifo. a h'tcond whioh dies as
hard uh tho belief that tho chorus
tflii loads an easy lire, Ih not made
by tho quiet exhitenoo of tho aver
age mannequin. It Ih thoitriittor
flieK, not tho grubs, who ma ko ropy
for nowHpaporH,
Tho :niOHt intoroHtinc ronto from
tho salons nf Joan Patou and most
of them aro American Klrls. Thoro
havo boon in quirk ma-cession Pa
ton's fa m dim "Juno" a Hlondor bru
notto with a applo blossom com
plexion and blaok hair, whom l-'rod-eriok
Almy marriod soon aflor tho
death of his wire, the late latly
Mioheiham, and Jorolhy Smart,
now tdm wife of a wealthy Cana
dian publisher. ,
i riiufict to Mnrry
Hennlifiil Josephine Armstrong
jbet-Jinu; the wlfo of Krskiue Owyn- J
iie. mm now in u. iujumi jwi'iih
hostess itt Paris sooiety. "l)oluro"
u lanq'uid brunette with pallid skin
and dark eyes, recently married
.Michel do Sunnont of an import- ;
ant French family. She formerly,
Vas Florence Towaey, an American :
Kill.
Putou's introdnotlon of American
mannoquiiiH in 1124 had U lasting
effect on the profession of model
ing clothes. The American beau- !
ties were a success from tho first,
but they hnvo two drawbacks, ac-1
cording to .Monsieur Paloii, Thoy.
require moro pay than the French ,
girls and aro hard to keep.
Tho first lot went like hot cakes.
The couturier now takes tho mat-
riinonial easualty nverago into ac
count when recruiting in the Unit-
od States. I
French mannequins are begin
nlng to follow the "type Ameri
can." The American trick of aim- i
Vllcity and naturalness is putting!
exaggerated posturing out of tusl- ,
noss. U
The mannequins' biggest oppor
tunity. fr personal advancement
and conquest comes when they are
sent by their house to display spe- ;
yml collections at fashlonablo re-!
rts. They show bathing suits at
Ueauville or Cannes, pajamas at ,
the J.ido, skating costumes in St..
Moritz and evening gowns at Hiar- i
ljtx and Monte Carlo. j
Xo Clothes Problems
In I'itrls the model who wishes to ;
dlno in a smart restaurant or dance '
lit a fashionable night club has no j
clothes problem. The best clothes ,
In the collection of h r house are .
hers for a few francs rental and 1
BABY BORN AFTER MOTHER IS SLAIN
Superpower Supplies Safety
.!'. v'- : Light Device For Housewife
NW VOitK, (AP Announce
in em. of a new Uuvlo whert'Uy i
housewife wlioct electric lijrhts
have short-circuited and gone uut,
may restore them simply by push
ing a little rod instead of putting
lu new fuse plugs, was made before
Jlhe American Institute of Klectrloal
Kngineer here. 1
I The home device cornea an a hy
I product of u discovery that takes
I tho danger out of breaks in com-
morctal super-power circuits. ,
'I his discovery removes risk of
j ihe flush of fire that "accompaules
nreaiMiig un eiecine circuit, in
nomes mis nasn is uhsorhed by tho
molting of a metal strip In the fuse
plug.
Yc-ry Ktniiln
The new device requires merely
the pushing of a rod much like an
ordinary light switch to restore the
broken circuit, t
The invention Is by !r. Joseph
SlopiHn of tho VVestlnghouse Hloo
trie Manufacturing company, who
rem! one of several paper an
nouncing the device. The trouble
In super-power has been that when
an electric circuit is shut off. tho
electricity tries to keep right on
going through the air, becoming a
source of danger. Kor years nil
has been used to "quench' the
end of a broken circuit, but oil,
being a fuel, tended to ignite.
lr. Slcpinn's device Is made of
round copper plates that do two
Important tricks with tho current.
Horn Hindi I v after. his mother .died of bullet wounds Inflicted by
her crazed father-ln-la w, the Infant, smi, ultoVe, of Mr. and .Mrs.
Frank Glumininorv. of Steubenvtlie, o.'l. reported to be "didng
nicely." lr. C.' W. Sunserl, left, and r. A', It. lUloreto. right, per
formed the remarkable operation. ; -
First they split It Into many small -Vr
currents, and second they speed
it up. The paper says tho speed is
I S4tMi miles per second.
Kach of the small currents whirls
around and around the copper plate
30 to 40 times, and by that tlmo
It is exhausted "snuffed out.' The.
temperature of this expiring arc of
eh-ctrlcul current, lr, Sleplun said.
Is about 6, (MM) degrees Fahrenheit,
which is approximately hulf the
estimated temperature of the sur
face, of the sun, 1
The speed of these hot arcs not
only keeps them from melting the
plates, but, says the paper. It even
prevents scorching of a cotton
thread held in tho path of tho
ehvtrloity.
The apparatus is based on the
action of ions, which, flowing In a
stream, are essentially the things
that compose an electrical aro, Ity
uld processes those Ions added moro
Ions to themselves when a circuit
was broken and caused heat ami
flashes. Hut by speeding them up,
the reverse taken place, and tho
copper absorbs Ions until there Is
no more current.
The speed of the circling cur
rent churns the air so much that
special vents are made to let It
escape: otherwise It overheats.
Farm
Pointers , , ,
Miens that ntovv great difficulty
in breathing and loss of appetite at
ihlM MuiHim 4if thn- voai' "iivnhiihlv
j have. Infection bronchitis, which
usually is fatal. The best thing to
j do is immediately to Isolate ul( slok
; birds and dostroj4 them ir they aro
l found to huvo the disease.1
or boards over the top of the nests
so tho hens cannot roust tbert, ;
"Win tor Is the tlmo to out scions
for top-working apple trees, while
the buds aro perfectly dormant.
Wrap the scions In moss or paper
that has been dampened and every
particle i of surplus water squecaed
out and then in waterproof or wax
paper, They should be kept In a
cool .place whew the buds will not
start but which, however, la above
freezing.
If It Is planned to keep a supply
of butter on. tho farm for some
time, mako U from pasteurised
sweet cream. Such butter has boon
found to keep, well In cold storage
for many mouths. . , '
T'Yoxen silage is safe to feed to
livestock aTter it has been thawed,
provided It is used beforQ. decom
position starts.
As an aid to keeping the poultry
house sanitary, put sloping wires
In the noil hern United Stntcs ft
mulch of a I unit two Inches of stra?
or coarse strawy manure put on
strawberry Wd after tho ground
rroeKos will keep the plants from
being "lifted" nut of the ground,
with alternate thawing and frees
lng temperature. When growth
stalls in the spring rake off the
, covering wherever It is heavy
enough to smother the plants und
leave it between the rows.
One western newspaper. In ' a
headline over a story about tho
birth of a fourth set of twins to
tit same parent . aJ lect a
Wild." t;- ; - ;Vf V :f , ;
V Children NeeJ4
Vitamuu To Assur
Strong Conn and
Teeth
SCOTTS
EMULSION
Is the Ideal Food-tonic.
It Abound in
Cod-liver Oil
Vitamin
" BkKimflrlJ. tt. ;. JVI7'
Half Way to Town
The town nf Perry. Miihio, l fx
Billy linl r way Im'Ibvcii the i'iim
tor und I do North il.
I
tier hoKM conKidom It Rood bUHlnrH. I
Tho troublo witli "riant'tng ninn-j
U4itufns" is that tired feellnff tho
next dny. As n nHiilt the avernKo
Kil l ri'KllltiteH her life till it rlvills '
a 'I'lllvr dancinK Klrl'H fpr nlmpllrl- j
ty and refftilurlty. Her .three hob
IiIcb are diet, reHt and reducing ex- j
ereleH. Iter spare tlmo she H)endff ,
at the eoirfeur'H and tho inunicur
isl.
Her best friend is Morpheus.
kk.i.i.k s.oun shi:i:i'
I'ENJ)I.KTON.v Kcb. 1 (AI')
Klvo thousand head of raiubouillet
ewes and 11,400 acres of ranch and
ranB" lands have been purchased
by 'Fred Kalconer, well known
shoe) man of rendletoii. from
Joseph l'edro, pioneer sheep man
near 1'llot Uoek. Tho purchaser
has been granted 21 years to pay.
1.IKI-S WO.MKVS nXVTHJ
NEW l.ONUON, Conn. AI
John .Mcltolierts, "Swamp - ller-
mll." apparently found women's ,
clothlnK better and moro plentiful
on the city dump than, men's. I
When taken to the comity homo
he wore silk stockings, bloomers,
slip and corset cover found on tho
(lump. -' .
WOT A 1,11'K
NEW Oltl.KANH (Al') Some
peoplo never know when they've
had enough. 1'aul J'lazzu, Si, re
mained to see a motion pieturo
show the second time und thought
he was Retting niofe than his
money's worth. Later he discover
ed that during the second show
his pocket was picked of more thou
:ioo. . .... ,
rnoi (;irr von todat '
NO ft'PH WKYMOl'TH, Mass.
(Al') A clain distributor hero
finds no trouble in getting cus
tomers io rcmeiiiuer tn nuiuv. uu
busineKM sign reuds: "11am Tho
t'lam Man."
Maybe If New York would ar
range to remove unemployed ac
tors from tho streets tho traf
fic situation wouldn't be so -bad.. .
PKAKIT VKMXm HAItltKK
HAVANA (AP) "Peanuts, 5
cents a bag," or its Spanish equiv
alent, 'will be heard no more on
tHo principal streets here. The f
secretary of the Interior has so
decreed. .
It won't bo long now until wo I
know what Hoover eutrt for break
fast, and what time tho clock is
wound, and the cat kicked downstairs."
' When the sun
goes south for the winter
eat canned fruits and vegetables,
sweetened for enjoyment
Glance at chart of the United Statci ihow
ing all of the fruiti and vegetable! with the
time whtn they coma on tha market, and you
will be amazed at how many long months
thera ara that ara almost completely blank.
This of couraa mtans that during those
months the sun goes south for the winter. It is
tha concern of avary man, woman and child to
see that health doea not go south.wlth the sun.
Viewed in this true light, tha canning factories and sugar refin
eries of this country extend the season of fruits and vegetables
Into the winter. They place the health-giving fruits and vege
tables, together with their acids, minerals and vltamines, in
protecting cans, and place these in every grocery store through
out the United States where wa can buy them with almost no
difficulty at all, and tha sugar refineries produce the sweetening
to make these healthful foods dalicioua to the taste.
- During the long months of winter every meal from breakfast
to dinner may well contain soma health-giving canned foods.
Canned fruits, jams, jellies and preserves for breakfast, and
canned fruits and vegetables for luncheon and dinner,
1 People are living longer than they used to. Isn't part of this
probably due to the increasing use in the winter-time of canned
f6ods? Eat enough of thee healthful foods made enjoyable .with ,
sugar. Abitof sweet makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute.
m
SPECIAL
t
IMPORTED CASTILE SOAP
2V2 lb. bars for
59c
An unexcelled soap for use whenever
fine soap is needed. Splendid fpr sham
pooing. Get a bar today at this special
. bargain price.
MOON DRUG CO.
(Agents for the Owl Drug Co.)
In making doughnuts
it is better to
KEEP
THEM
Is ROASTING Coffee, Hills
Uros. proved that their patented,
continuous process a few
pounds at a time produces a
riclier and more uniform flavor
than when coffee is roasted !n
Imlk. You'll taste this rare flavor
in every pound you buy.
HILLS BROS !
COFFEE
W ra H I
Kisdr etrmM with
e nf 1
Byrd Is Supplied
With Meats at the South Pole
On his present expedition Byrd took with him
a plentiful supply of meats mostly cured and
canned, however but nevertheless he knows
that good meat is an essential food product.
You are lucky here we can furnish you with
the choicest fresh meats, from the best stock
in the Grande Ronde Valley.
i Our one service Good Meats
CRESCENT MEAT CO.
Phone Main TWO MARKETS Phone Main
700 .32
Life's Greatest
Treasure
i From time" immemorial, man's great
est aim has. been1 to give his children all
the advantages,' he can provide them
with. '' " ' . ; , .
', Education,, material possessions
of what use are they without the great-.
est of all --HEALTH?
And here' 8 where
Mother
Hubbard
Bread
plays its part
in giving Health and Strength.
When you're : doing everything in
your power to give your children the
best, isn't it worth while to give them
Health first? ' , , ;
Mother Hubbard Bread is the answer
ask your grocer today.
G William's Electric Bakery
. "It's ihe JJutter in Mother Huhbard Bread
That Makes It Rettcr"
SPECIAL SATURDAY
Banana Cream Cakes With real whipping
cream. Something different. Try one
20 Earh 20t
sternAiiUy Offers
or Every Cas i
or Every Uss-
ires
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No matter what make of car you drive ...no mat
ter wftat type of tire you, need . . . no matter what
price you wish to pay, "Western Auto" offers you
m t-. - . '
more i ire vawe jor your money i .
Seven Different Types
from our lowest priced Wasco to our
New Improved Western Giant Balloon
with Center Traction Tread make tire
selection easy. .
These Extra-Value Tires
re now offered at New Reduced Prices that
are the lowest in all our hiitory 1 This, and the
added aavingi presented by our Trade-In Allow
ance, are the reasons motorists throughout the
West are flocking to our stores in enthusiastic
thousands that promise, this year, to far-and-away
outstrip even 1928, when car owners pur
chased well over half-a-million "Western Auto"
tires..;.! v;: - ,- '
To Further Increase Your
Savings Take Advantage of
Our Trade-in Offer
Tear old tlrae r w food na th in pait
paymant oa naw, fully (uarautod WMtr-wall
or Wrn Cllant Tina, at our NKW KK
DUCKL) VMCW ... ut any "WaaUro Auto"
store. . , , '.
Tires Mounted FREE!
OUR GUARANTEE
' Mirv yowr aHn mitifartitm, Vvrv
"Wetter Auto" tirr it bnrkrd ...(
i "Hit V owe libnrnl MINIMUM M1I.KAQH
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THESE ARE THE NEW REDUCED PRICES
A Tire for Every Car for Every Use for Every Purs
V.
SIZE
29x4.40
30x4.50
29x4.75 .
30x5.00
31x5.00
30x5.25
31x5.25
30x5.77
32x6.00 :
33x6.00
32x6.20
33x6.75
(4.40-21).
(4.50-21).
(4.75-20) .
(5.00-20) .
(5.00-21).
(5.25-20) .
(5.25-21).
(5.77-20) .
(6.00-20).
(6.00-21).
(6.20 20) .
(6.75-21).
We carry
Wear-well
llltllfllMt
HMMMt-MHff
ti.urHiil
Weitcrn Giant
NtMitJartt
KII.-TVriMl
U.fMMI-Mlln
(tUMJ-HNll'f
5.28 $ 6.15 $ 7.45 J1.15
6.10 6.95 8.35 1.28
8.30 8.95
;7.65 8.95 10.45 1.48
7.85 9.35 10.85 1.56
8.80 10.25 11.80 1.67
8.95 10.55 11.95 1.72
10.45 12.35 13.45 1.98
11.80 13.75 16.15 2.18
11.95 13.95 16.90 2.25
17.80
22.20
all aizea Aafc for pneet of sizes not shown
Western Giant
11m Ribbon
Gray Tuba
UHrulml .
Jumbo
Tub
llrary Hrd
VT
$1.48
1.67
1.88
1.89
1.96
2.11
2.18
2.40
2.58
2.65
3.15
3.88
- Wear-well Waiters Giaal Wattern Giant BJua Ribbon
CI7C ' f'rl Fnwnai-r " '
Mit l.MIU-MII Car '! Ulr llwr ' "
(.uwulM ia.tMO-MII . Trk Tl ftK
. tiuupul TM ,
30x31. CI. Regular $ 4.65 $ 5.35 $1.05
30x3 y.. CI. Oversize 4.95 5.85 $ 8.90 . . . , '
30x3' SS Oversize 5.75 6.95 ...... ....
31x4. 7 SS Oversize 7.95 9.25 1.27
32x4.. SS Oversize 8.25 9.85 13.85 M 1.65
33x4. . SS Oversize 8.95 10.45 . .. .. M 1.75
32x4 ' SS Oversize 10.95 1 3.65 17.90 .....
33x4lj SS Oversize 11.35 13.95 18.75
30x5. . SS Oversize ..... ...... 21.85 .
33x5.. SS Oversize s 19.45 23.65 ....
Jumbo
$1.47
1.47
1.47
1.86
1.96
2.06
2.26
2.35
2.75
2.85
All other sizes proportionately low
Wasco Tires
4-l' tirrif nt full (nn(1r.l fitxi
wiKlit . nw. frMli ato k. nii.1
itiKlf. Vfiiir.i 'I'lrei uic fxptlnlly
'IIMIielHtv.l flr '!. tlxit'M'I't wln w
ll. Mi.lKr II MlfnilMIIIM lV-Ktlllllt.
liuaritntnl SO'to Miltn
Clincher
294.40
Balloon
$3.98
$4.78
atnl
wall
41rf
1Mb.
9Jc
8
7f-.oa
-More than 150 Sterol in thsVfeet-
MfestemAufo
11114 Adams Avenue
La Grande, Ore.
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