PAGESIX THE HEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER, OREGON Tuesday, August 12, 1919
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DAINTY FUR WRAPS
Ermine and Coney the Popular
Summer Fashion.
Kvery Ounce of Weight Has Been
Eliminated by the Manufacturer
in the Seasonable Apparel.
About this season the gay little
ermlue begins to change his snow
white coat for a darker one that will
exactly match the bare rocks upon
Which he disports. For him spotless
white ermine Is out of fashion tem
porarily ; but It Is ermine all the jear
round the whitest of white ermine
Jor Dame Fashion! She cares little
1m the brownish hue of summer
ennlne the color that the little ani
mal selects to match his rock back
groundand most of the dainty little
wraps for summer wear have -narrow
facings of ermine at the neck line. A
few of them are all ermine; but these,
of course, are the very expensive mod
ls. White coney Is a humble first cousin
of the ermine, which has managed to
obtain a place In high society. It Is
not always easy to tell genuine white
ennlne from the soft and really beau
tiful white coney, though the latter
for la much cheaper to. buy. Some
times ermine and coney ure blended
in the same 'wrap and usually a
sprinkling of black ermine tails Is
enough to convey the all-ermine sug
gestion to aa average observer.
And, after all, whut does it mutter.
bo long as a wrap Is really attractive
and smart? Solid worth In dollars is
not the measure of merit In a summer
fur garment as It Is In a winter one;
grace, daintiness, nioillslmexs are (he
Chief requirements of Madame Mode
andjur that is good enough to pass
muster and not suggest actual cheap
ness. The Paris frenzy for short sleeves,
which Is actually such an oliesslon
Just now that In flirls a long sleeve
ta conspicuous, has brought the ques
tion of summer fur wraps Into fresli
Interest. Even a chiffon sleeve Is
warmer than sleeve at all.
Very comfortable, at such times, to
cuddle Into a fur wrap, even though
the dute be mid-July; but the fur wrap
must be feather-light and not burden
some to carry about. The wrap build
ers have seen to this; the little fur
pelisses and eupelcts for Hummer time
are the dalnrlest affairs Imaginable.
The beautifully dressed skins, sort and
Hupple as silk, are lined with chiffon
or with silk mousellne, or very soft,
lightweight satin, and summer fur
wraps dispense 'with quantities of
dangling talis and animal heads or
In fact anything that could add un ex
tra ounce of weight.
When not actually In use they must
be curried on the arm anil a heavy
fur wrap on a warm day would be an
abomination to carry about. lint a
Utile capelet of mole or ermine lined
with shirred chiffon Is very different.
Specialist Invited to Forward X-Raya
by Parcel Post Became Some
what Satirical.
Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefel
ler institute, who has just received one
of the French government's highest
decorations, told a story at a New
York dinner.
"The medical Ignorance of some peo
ple is staggering," he said. "I know
an X-ray specialist who got a letter
from a middle western farmer the oth
er day. The farmer wrote:
"'Dear Sir: I have had a nail In my
thorax for 17 years. I am too busy
to come to New York, but want you to
come down here to Paris Corners with
your rays, as my case will be worth
your while. If you do not find time
to come, send a dozen rays boxed, by
express, with Instruction card, and I
will try to work same myself.'
"The X-ray specialist wrote back to
the farmer of Paris Corners:
" 'Dear Friend : I regret to say that
business engagements prevent a trip
to Paris Corners, and I am unfor
tunately out of rays just now. If you
cannot come to New York, send me
your thorax by parcel post and we will
see what can be done.' "
The Persistent Echo.
"Good morning."
"Good morning."
"You remember that house you sold
me lust week?"
"Certainly."
"Well, 1 had my wife up to see It
yesterday, and now I wnnt to Sell It
back to you again."
"Hut you said you admired the
house."
"I did."
"What fault do you find with it
now?"
"It lias an echo in It."
"That doesn't hurt it."
"Yes it does."
"In what way?"
"When my wife scolds me for stay
ing out late the blamed old bouse will
repeat it six or seven times, and gosh,
how I do bate nagging." Kchoboth
Sunday Herald.
Apricot Oil.
One good that Is working out of
tbi evil of war Is the demonstration
Hint chemists, under the spur of de
mand. miii readily surpass the uccom
pllshmeiits of German science. The
following is a concrete example: Cali
fornia lias an annual by-product crop
of 7.0011 tons of apricot pits, which
were formerly sold to Germany and
Denmark at $ l."i a Ion. When the war
closed this market, nnil the price
dropped to yifi. a California chemist
bought a supply anil started experi
menting. He Is now marketing a substitute
for olive oil; n meal used In rooking;
oil of apricot, known ns bitter oil of
iilinoiicls ; American blue, from which
lTiis.-lr acid can be made, anil a num
ber of oilier by-products.
'SATINE IS AGAIN IN FAVOR
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Amcric.-.n University in France.
.M lieamie. 17." miles southeast of
Paris. Is Hie seat of the new Ameri
can Army university, which Is, per
haps the most oiiKtamllng of the ed
ucational work can-led on by the
American expeditionary force.' says
lb" Popular Mechanics Magazine.
liouscF In what was formerly an
Anie'-'cun hospital are l.l.Oou Sodr-'"li'i'iit-i
and a force of r,H0 teachers.
The cnn li-'i'iim Is notable for Its agrl
("'nind co:,..;e wiMi a tiOO acre farm.
V.:
He v He "Hedged."
I M"--.r"sts av thai five feef four
'.; 'be divine height for women.
Ills DaiMii: (crossly) You kno-'
.'(it I am live feet nine.
Mo (quickly)-You are more than
I d'.vlue. London Tit Hits.
Womnn't Way.
Sometimes a woman would rather
get nervous prostration than not to
have her own way at all. Galveston
News.
At Home.
The program at the Twentieth Cpn
tv.ry club was on Joan of Arc, her tor
tures und imprisonment. A small boy
bad been allowed to accompany his
mother und had seemed much Inter
ested in the program. On the way
home he said: "Take me again,
mother. I like that Penitentiury club."
Cartoons Magazine.
lu sr.nvr: offht.rs to have a
CHAXt'K TO FLY
The director of Air Service is ar
ranging a plan to provide an oppor
tunity for the reserve officers of the
Air Service to keep up flying prac
tice so that they will be of value to
the government should an emergency
arise. Otherwise the country will
lose the experience these aviators
have obtained and thus the money
spent on their training would be
wasted.
Mary reserve officers have made
known their desire to obtain flying
practice and tha government is in
possession of quantities of flying
equipment, planes of all types, hang
ars, repair outfits, etc., which will
inevitably be scrapped unless some
means is provided for their use by
the glying men who have gone Into
the reserve.
It is contemplated to organize re
serve units within the different lo
calities. Reserve flying officers re
siding in the Sacramento valley dis
trict, as far south as Fresno in the
San Joaquin valley and as far north
as Seattle, Washington, who desire
to belong to this reserve unit and re
ceive a certain ahiount of training
each year in the different types of
machines, are requested to send their
names, rank and address to Captain
Thomas S. Voss, Mather Field, Sacra
mento, California, who has been des
ignated by the Department Air Ser
vice Officer to list the officers for
Che Sacramento unit. Those residing
in the Bay district would communi
cate with Lieutenant George B. Fre
dell, 711 Santa Fe Building, San
Francisco, California. Those in the
Los Angeles district, to Col. L. J. My
gatt, Ross Field, Arcadia, California.
The district includes the area be
tween Venice and San Bernardino
and as far south to include Santa
Ana. Those in the San Diego district
to Col. Hanlon, Rockwell Field, San
Diego, California; their district to
include all towns in California south
of Santa Ana.
It is also requested that all dis
charged enlisted men in the AIq Ser
vice who desire to become members
of a reserve unit to communicate
with the officers designated above.
A plan whereby the above scheme
can be effected, is now being arrang
ed by the Director of the Air Service.
At present no plan is in existence ex
cept that schools and colleges for re
serve officers training corps units
and colleges giving courses in mili
tary training prescribed by the sec
retary of war. It is believed that un
der this plan authority will be given
whereby the reserve unit can utilize
surplus stores of clothing, equipment
and material.
"Listen!53 says the Good Judge
"And remember it, too."
The better the quality of your
chew, the more you'll enjoy it.
You'll get more out of your to
bacco money, too you'll save
part of it for something else.
A small chew of this quality
tobacco tastes good and it
lasts and lasts.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
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(iood, pure Ice, these days, is a very necessary
part of the household expense of every home. It
is a case of spending money to save money the
Ice hill in no way equaling the loss in things
spoiled hy the heat.
We maintain a delivery service in every part of
town and orders hy phone will have prompt at tention.
Why not send home a case of our Soda Water
it's pure and wholesome and will add greatly to
the pleasures of life during the summer. Ask our
driver about it.
Heppne Ice & Soda Works
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Tha color la warm yellow and Iht m.
broidery a In brown and Un. The
rlbboni are blue Tho l.ttlt hat la
heer cream lac.
Neckwear for Bummer.
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Say Mr. House Owner isn't this weather getting into your
system and making you long to see the old home shine again
like It did when it was new? Don't you realize that a new
coat of paint nvould bring back all its freshness that it would
again have that new appearance of which you were so proud
when you first built it? This is the time of tlie year to start
lat work and you" know howbadly it needs it.
We wish merely to call your attention to tho fact that we
have a full line of standard paints every color or tint that
you possibly coud think of. Besides every thing needed for
the interior decoration of your home.
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Of Interest to the Ladies
We lu.va a complete line of Chinaiiiul for touching up and
rennii'.iins tlvise old pieces of furniture that you prize so
highly and thi3 work will come right along with the spring
houne cleaning. These varnishes are prepared so that they do
not require the services of a painter and you've no Idea the
amount of good you can do in ono room with a few of these
colors. We've every on0 you could want.
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hv J L OWV f( tX)MK IX AXI LET US TALK I'AIXT TO VOU I
Your Bath Room-
! a most important room in your house and its
,'i-oper equipment will add greatly to the pleas
ure and i-ati-l'acti'in you get from it.
ll there is a room in your house that should he
e.nneiiient it slunild he the hath room.
In our -Imv,' ni! will find many things that will
' "Hm :,k iu-e of the hath room and
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People's Hardware
Company
It's Snseiblc Economy to Buy fj
t.rvad These Hot Days jj
( Xo woi. a can afford to ruin her health and
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Pacific Grain
Company
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GRAIN AND GRAIN BAGS
Local Aden's: Carl Voiint. lone; T. I..
L'c. Cecil; J.v lurj;oyiio. I.cxxinRton ; Roy
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f "uii in ,ic .summer, when lie can K
1 HOLSUM BREAD
; : Fresh Every Day
We've , ;,ny other items on our .shelves too
) these lu t .lays. (on,e ,n and let us make a
,T, MijrgtfMi hi lor a lunch todav
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