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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, April 29, 1919
HEW PARIS WRAPS
APPEAL TO WOMEN
Evening Cloak of Smoke-Gray
Charmeuse and Model of
Venetian Red Bure.
THICK CORD NECK ORNAMENT
Idea . Taken From Habits Worn by
Choir Boys Craze Raging for
Long Jet Earrings The
High Dog Collar.
Sketched this week is one of the
loveliest evening clouks It is possible
to imagine. It is one which wns re
cently designed by 1'aquln for the
peace-conference festivities. The ma
terial of this regal wrap was deep
smoke-gray charmeuse with a lining of
gleaming silver tissue and fringes com
posed of long silver tassels on the
Wide, cape sleeves.
The whole thing, writes a Paris cor
respondent, was so exceedingly orlg
Unul and rich that one felt in the pres
ence of a fairy-queen-garment. And
yet the color was no subdued and sub
tle that the wrap might quite well be
.worn going to a restaurant dinner or
an ordinary theater. It was only when
lit was thrown open and the dazzling
lining revealed that Its richness made
iltself felt.
This is a leading note of many of the
new Paris models for evening wear.
There are still considerable difficulties
connected with getting about In the
evening. Quite unexpected people find
it necessary to walk to their friend's
houses, or even to the theaters, Instead
of driving, as formerly.
Taxicabs are few and hard to find.
There are still stringent rules connect
ed with private automobiles. The
iinelros and omnibuses are crowded to
overflowing, hence the frequent neces
Blly of walking in evening dress. For
this reason our best dressmakers are
creating evenlng'wraps which can, as
indicated, be worn In the street at
night without atlracling undue notice.
Satins and velvets In soft neutral
tints are very much In demand, but
the linings of these demure wraps are
Homethlng to dream about. I have Rcen
gorgeous gold and silver tissues
worked over with brilliant silks and
beads ami then converted Into linings
for theater coats.
Metallic Threads, Glistening Beads.
I have also seen exquisite elTects
produced by the Introduction of me
tallic threads ami glistening beads on
line Chantllly lace, the latter being
mounted over an underlining of bright
lined silk. The outline of the Paquin
wrap Is very new ami It represents
the latest notion of a famous dress
artist. As you will see, the sleeves
lire so wide that they give the Impres-
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model ai.d one which has been greatly
admired. The outline is simple, the
wrap falling in long straight lines, but
the sleeves are distinctly novel in out
line, spreading out at the wrist in leg-o'-mutton
fashion.
Collar Muffles the Neck.
Here again you have n "vague,"
very large collar which muffles up the
neck and makes a delightful frame for
the face. The combination of Vene
tian red and gray is very fashionable
just now. It is seasonable and cheer
ful, two excellent qualities. In Worth's
showrooms I recently saw a splendid
driving wrap made of Venetian red
Ciimel's-hair cloth which had a deep
cape-collar of sable and a lining of tete
de negre satin embroidered in black,
white and dull blue silks.
This wrap was very long, reaching
to the hem of the dress, and at the
shoulders It seemed ample, even un
usually hunchy; but the hem clung
in about the ankles and gave the pe
culiar outline which Is typical of 1019.
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I hours, was given and included read
I ings, musical selections1, etc.,, and a
When the Oregon State Chamber pleasing comedy.
of Commerce recently called for a 1 Following the program
a social
referendum vote from the commer
cial bodies of the state on the ques
tion of getting behind the Strathorn
railroad project every commercial
body in the state, the Oregon Editor
ial Association, the Portland Ad
Club, the Realty Board and the
Progressive Business Men's Club,
with the exception of the Bend club
mercial Club, voted unanimously for
the project. The proposed railway
will, if constructed, connect Klamath
Falls and Bend and it came as some
what of a shock to the 7400 Oregon
boosters who comprised the member
ship of these organizations to learn
that Bend alone turned the proposi
tion down. It is said that some of
the big sawmill men of Bend object
ed to the new road being built on
She ground that it would give Klam
ath Falls saw mills the same freight
rates to the eastern markets as is
now enjoyed by Bend. To the credit
of that hustling city, however, it is
understood that the commercial
club will reconsider the matter and
revoke the dub play.
SCHOOL
KXTERTAIXMKNT
HARDMAN
AT
Mrs. Lena Snell Shurte, county
school superintendent, went to Hard
man Friday evening to attend an en
tertainment given by the pupils of
the public school of that live town.
A splendid program, lasting two
dance was given and the net pro
ceeds of the evening amounted to
$27.00, which amount will go to
wards the support cf a French child
whose father was killed in the war.
ELKS ATTEND EVXEItAL
COXDOX
AT
Charles Underwood, an old time
and highly respected resident of Gill
iam county died at Condon April
seventeen of pneumonia, aged about
4 7 years. He was prominent in
stock circles of this section of Ore
gon and recently sold a fine stock
ranch on Papersack, in the Trail
fork country.
Deceased was a member of Hepp
ner lodge, B. P. O. Elks and the fun
eral services on Friday were con
ducted by that fraternity.
Exalted Ruler McMenamin, Wal
ter Richardson, George Thomson,
M. D. Clark, and S. A. Pattison, of
Heppner and Charles Sperry and
Frank Engleman, of lone, went to
Condon to attend the funeral.
WANTED By man and wife sit
uation for thesummer on a ranch.
Would also like to lease a wheat and
stock farm next fall for a term of
years. Exeprienced and competent
Enquire at the Herald office. 49-3
Finest job printing in Morrow
county executed at the Herald offict
Dr.iutiful Evening Cloak n Deep
Smoke Gray Charmeuse Lined With
Sdver Tissue. Long Silver Tassels.
s.lini of inpc. wliil,- thi'Vi'llnr U ex
MkWltitetlly Iiiiho mid turtle III out
line. 'I hit model would look rhiiriuliiK If
repli d In Murk. Mitlt bin. k jet hiwla
is R fringe for the Wik an I n lin
ing of xeiiie bright t el. ue.l itatln or
brormle, or It IiiIkIiI he utmle of u soft
riuiiel s Imlr rlolli, the Jet labels tin
lug i. '111111. mI hii.I h lliilni; ( i'luti.'e
Mm niIIii belli Introduced. I mw a
tlrlvlnic unip fnhl..iel ,.u eiy milt h
(be nine Urn s as the model hero llliis
tinted. In tliln ciim the tu it t r I ii I was pule
l'eii!i iiliiuri with a llmnc of hro
vmleil silk Hlilrh nh.me.l blue tinner
'li n dull ri'e nr. mini; there a
lieiuy fringe of liele nllk til,') uti
l(llT hhee Hlld IllUe roll our Ciil.
I i r t'f liniu r fur. An ii.linirul.le dr.t
lim r.i'. I run ii ""Hie mi.
Tin- ..'iv ml iiii"l, l. full l. i,;'!! ti.ire.
hlo'il n i llii i ti I etnH - lit ui.i
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Quaint Early Spring Wrap in Vene
tian Red Bure, With Handsome Em
broideries of Rough Gray Wool.
A lovely young actress one of the
adored beauties of Paris had just
launched a most effective novelty. This
novelty takes the form of a thick cord,
with long tassel, o bright scarlet silk.
In front there was an antique orna
ment, in plaque form, suspended from
Hie cord, and at the back n big tassel
weighted it down nnd made u splendid
flash of color. This idea was taken
from the scarlet cords and tassels
worn by choir boys In some churches
on ceremonious occasions.
The color of the cord and tassel
was the brightest and most vivid scar
let, the ornament In front being
of an antique nature, with n slight
suggestion of "church" In Its compo
sition. On tho lieud wua one of the
new cut Jet bands which are placed
very low on the forehead, almost
touching the brows, and which com
pletely clrile the head and lmlr. The
l'"st cut Jet Is uki'iI for these pretty
bauds.
Draw Hair P.:j;M Off Forel ead.
It becomes more and more the fasli
l"1 to draw the hair right off the fore
l'"id cud t.. ari-iin-.. It very high on
lh" top or the head, the only soft curls
showing being tb,lte which thrust
themselves forward over the ears. This
style of headdress l-i very distill
ulslicl but rather trying tc any one
who Is not possessed of , miiiiII none
and pretty prolll,.. Hut all sorts of
women, with all sorts of profiles, are
iidoptlng the fashion of drawing tho
hair away from the forehead, seere.
Ami noun '.ays the hair Is only very
Huhlly waved, If waved at till. Side
by side whiv this fashion we hnve u
revival of 'vr. pt" efT.vt i, th sort of
headdress that Mrs. Vernon Castle has
Hindi' so fashionable.
The hair Is tint really cut short, but
II N skillfully tucked away at either
side to give H crept outline. "II. ad
a. he hand-." are auniti very popular;
quite hu ge bunds of noft lik or lueliil
lie tUue which nre folded round the
head and lied lit one hide In a coquet
tNh bow.
Craie for Jet Earrings.
There Is a era. for ultraloiii Jet
earrliig raging m parts at Hilt mo
ment. Thin, finely cut J, t pnir ,r,.p.
sil-qieiidcil from lu'iiliiture chum of
dlitmoiiiU or seed pearls. TIicm- ear
rings Bri Ml l.lttit tlml b,.y touch the
niik. They are ev.-ee.lliiKly decora
tlve nnd with certain iiiteniooii and
veiling ill . tlu.y give splendid rr
Milt.
I am not In favor of long earring
In the day time, In id,. Mni-t; iieer
Ihele. they are the fuhli.i, tin.) It I
n fni.lil.iii whl.h seen im,.!y (,,
el..p Into an ahimhiV rime. Cut Jet
in vnrlou form t H.pnlnr Jut now
ai a recent impoi tHhi "tlrt m
KliW a Hell kit. m a Pntln (, aii
"enrtim a Miih doit cllsr mad.-
""' of Ut Jet, Hlul Dili Wl!l S fUl
cimliittie of pnlit r-ie iliifT 'li.
iroia totnh of l.'n.k w i
it:irt!llig but fie . n. mt.'e wH w
the lu te of J,. I., . ; r. ., an in
qililte lot-ili win. It ti, ; !,,. k, ,, ,
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Build
That's a question that covers a world of territory
and by it we mean anything from a hen house to
a mansion.
If you are we extend to you an invitation to call
on us and talk
Talk it from the standpoint of business and
with a man why knows the game thoroughly
from the builder's side.
We have a complete stock of everything needed
in the building line and our planing mill facili
ties enable us to do any special work that you
may require.
SCREEN DOORS
Xow is the time to begin thinkink about the
screen door question. The flies will soon be
here as numerous as ever so we have just put
in a complete stock of Continental Screen Doors
and Windows all ready to hang for you.
Let us har. sw.e of these doors for you and be
i t;j!y to meet Mr. wh.'n he gets lure.
II mmxm Reid
HEPPNER PLANING AND CHOP MILL
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with a complete stock of the finest quality ot
Beef, Porh, Mutton and Veal
Call and give us a trial order.
Wc will treat you right.
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MUTACURE
White Star Flour, Whole Wheat,
Graham, Cream Middlings,
Roll Barley and all Mill feeds
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