Tuesday, December 25, 1923
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
' Hydrolyzed sawdust, a by-product
in the manufacture of industrial al
cohol, is not a satisfactory feed for
dairy cows at present prices of feeds
and cost of treating sawdust, aays
the United States Department of Ag.
rlculture. Although this product
contains a large proportion of ma
terial of no feeding value, it can be
used in limited quantities for dairy
cows when ordinary feeds are very
high in .price.
A wonderful business car for dad
big loading space for samples, grips,
tools, anything by removing rear
seat and upholstery! A wonderful
closed car for the whole family both
seats adjustable forward and back
ward to accommodate everybody,
tall and short! A wonderful vaca
tion car for next summer seats and
upholstery make up into full-sized
bed! More service at less cost! Come
and enjoy a free demonstration.
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HAMPIOM
COHN AUTO COMPANY
HEPPNER ORE.
WHY NOT GIVE
OSIERY
WE HAVE THE FAMOUS
"EVERWEAR" BRAND
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We have just received,
a shipment of beauti
ful, long-wearing and
inexpensive Hosiery
for your inspection.
"Everwear" Hosiery
combines all of these
qualities.
Our new stock will
give you a wide range
to make your selec
tions from.
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE
$1.00 $1.50
1.25 P 1.75
MEN'S SILK HOSE
$' -.IS
1.00
WOMEN'S FULL FASHIOHEO SILK HOSE
$2.00 mo $3.00
GONTY SHOE STORE
Bright Colors in
Late Fall Styles
Many Costume Carry Eat
Indian Note; New Dress
With Coat-Top.
Resplendent colors and novelty ma
terials are a feature of the new
clothes, writes a Farls fashion corre
spondent In the New York Tribune.
Prominent among the emphatic
notes are the Hindo-Chlnese effects.
One needs only to study the records
of the moguls to realize how closely
allied are the present-day fashions to
tlielr mode of dress. In the Blb
Uotheque Natlonale at Paris Is to be
found a wonderful collection of hand
Illuminated and hand-illustrated
books, done by Italian artists, which
et forth particularly the costume his
tory of the great moguls. The house
of Agnes shows In replica many points
of the picturesque dress of these peo
ple. One recalls that Just prior to the
great war Pari fashions went through
a period of minaret styles and
these Hindo-Chlnese effects are from
the same source. But in the present
day Interpretations fashion has es
caped the minaret skirt and it Is the
coat or nolonaise. that has been
adapted the flaTlng bell-shaped postil
Hon or basque set onto a close-fitting,
lonr-waisted bodr. Thus It Is the
masculine Mogul style that Paris Is ex
plotting for autumn the coat of the
Grand Mogul himself, and not those
of the women of his harem.
Any number of costumes bear tills
East Indian note. At first sight it
seems as 1 It were A two-piece gar
ment, that there was a narrow founda
tion and over this a flaring coat of
three-auarters lenirth. But the new
feature is really a dress with a coat-
top and not a two-piece costume. In
a clever manner the flaring tunic and
the narrow skirt are attached and one
is a complementary part of the other,
though they may differ both in color
and in material.
Sumptuous fabrics are employed for
these modes. Or If the fabric is plain
It is a brilliant color and often mar
velously embroidered and Jeweled.
Developed From White Velvet.
One of the most Interesting dresses
of this sort is a model -called Pagode.
It is developed from white velvet rich
ly embroidered from white velvet
richly embroidered in gold and in
black silk. At the edge of the three
quarters length sleeves and the godet
tunic is a band of black velvet, and
bordering all Is a deep band of dark
brown fur.
This model is almost exactly like
the coats worn by titled rulers during
the period of the Grand Moguls. The
body is straight and close-fltting, with
a low waistline and three-quarters
tunic flaring widely over a very nar
row foundation. The sleeves are long
and bell shaped and the neck Is col
larless. ' There 1 an opening down
the front of the blouse characteristic
of the Oriental garmer.t which slips
on liter the head.
Another beautiful Hindu model is
Korlgane. . It is developed in red vel
vet with gold embroidery In an elab
orate all-over pattern with deep bor
ders of fur. This silhouette Is exact
ly the same as that of Pagode.
Separate coats are cut on these
same flaring lines. Many of them are
made of the new woolen and metal
Smyrna cloths which bid fair to be
The Arlington velvet bean devel
oped by the United Slates Depart
ment of Agriculture is a new var
iety which matures fully in the vi
cinity of Washington. D. C. It makes
excellent growth and gives added
vigor to corn when grown with that
crop. The development of the var
iety should bring velvet beans into
general use at least as far north as
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the latitude of Washington, Cincin
nati, and Kansas City.
Exhibition in England of Depart
ment of Agriculture movies depict
ing the production and marketing of
American cotton elicited much favor
able comment from the cotton trade
there, reports American Vice Consul
James Monroe Hill. Many of the
leading trade Journals at Manches
ter and Liverpool commended tha
departement for its educational
work through the medium of the sil
ver sheet. One newspaper said:
"Extremely well produced, with an
eye for the essential point to the
exclusion of trivial detail, the filma
proved ijeally atractive."
COLUMN
We handle the, kest quality of Cop
per Carbonates and Bl'uestone for
treating seed wheat against smut.
Winchester shells loaded with
chilled shot' are the . best ammuni
tion for Chinese pheasants.
We handle the famous Kentucky
Brills in both Hoe ad Bisc. Extras
for same are always easy to obtain.
Buy a hunting license and a box
of Winchester ' cartridges and get
yourself a big, fat buck.
We carry Chatham Fanning Mills
in stock.
Gilliam & Bisbee
Everything in
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THE HERALD. A R5AL LOCAL NEWSPAPER
Model of Shaded Pink Crape Qtor
gette Embroidered In Rhlneatonea
Border of Odd-Shaped Flounce.
immensely popular tnlt winter, replac
ing to no small extent the elaborately
embroidered coatings of the last sea
loo. Tfat Smyrnai are an important
group. They are what is known in the
trade as the carpet weave, being
woven with a looped surface either In
an all-over effect or In a brocade or
plalded pattern. One lovely design
shows a sort of Japanese landscape
effect in raised loop pattern on a back
ground of contrasting color. Another
Smyrna novelty in plaid pattern lmi
tiites In coloring and design the fa
mous clan tartans of Scotland. A
ililrd type is a Smyrna brocade, the
deslfru of which suggests the foliage
of the Jungle.
Imitate Hand-Loom Shawls.
Cashmere patterns, which imitate
perfectly old-fashioned hand-loom
shawls, are shown In a beautiful series
WE WISH YOU
A Merry Christmas
AND
A Happy New Year
"AT CHRISTMAS PLAY AND MAKE GOOD CHEER
FOR CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR."
PHELPS
GROCERY COMPANY
Our new U'iiiih 5 per cent (liwount
for chmIi or 2 per cent for prompt pay
ment of monthly Mil are meet lug
vlth approval