The evening news., December 21, 1916, Image 5

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Let Wintry Winds Blow Screen Stars Are Ready
And, Outside or In, Triangle
Styles Are Latest Dictates
of Dame Fashion
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The scrwn hits taken its pttice for!
nil time" beside the metropolitan speak
ing stnjre us 11 setter of fushion. Where
as coptnmers formerly crowiletl tliea-
,tres in lrj;e cities durins the first
week of their run for liints on nd
vnnre styles, they are now found nt-
; tending the lirst run picture houses for
( tniidcs tlu jour.
' . Th?:-o is something indnitely more
1 satisfactory in tlie screen as a modiuin.
(The influence which it everts upon na
tional wearinj? apparel is more uni
fonn. One does not have to wait mi
entiic season hefme si-oing the molels
first baud when the play takes to the
ro:id; prints of the identical' lilin are
shown almost simultaneously from one
end of the country to the other from
Kankakee to Keokuk, from Kok 0:110 to
Kalamazoo, and then some.
. Most of the Inrfre studios now main
tain well-known modistes on their pay
rolls, fo patrons may he assured that
the gowns of their picture favorites
nre absolutely up to the minute, unless
their roles call for dressing in another
age. This is imrtieularly frue of the
Triangle organization; and, by way of
demonstration, there are given' here
with four late examples, all of them
Stars of fhp Triangle-Kay Hoe studios.
.A charming and chic street dress
worn by , Margaret Thompson in one
of her recent pictures is shown above
at left.
Of blaclc brocaded velvet, the gown
is designed along simple, straight lines,
coat effect.
An elaborate sash Is fastened about
the hips, from the ends of which dan
gle metal balls and knots of ermine.
A Victorian ruff of ermine is worn
about the neck of the gown, while Miss
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Itosuburg' Will lie Connected to Coils t
By Lino Through Xhmeiie.
A large force of Western Union
Telegraph Company employes arriv
ed in the city today and began work
on a new lino which will bo complet
eo between Rosehurg and ICugene
nnd on to Marsh field during the win
ter. A large treating plant was fix
ed and will be maintained here as
long as it is practical to haul the
necessary poles from this city.
The line will bo entirely new and
will connect Roseburg with the
coast in a much more efficient and
satisfactory manner than heretofore.
The company has made many im
provements in the Rosehurg office
during the past few months and the
city now has one of the finest and
A Distinctive Reason
What is the chief reason for the superi
ority of Royal Baking Powder ?
There are several good reasons, but there
is one which distinguishes Royal from other
baking powders.
This reason, which every woman should
know, is that Royal Baking Powder is made
from cream of tartar, which comes from
grapes. This means a healthful fruit origin.
It means naturcl food as distinguished from
mineral substitutes used in other baking
powders.
There is no alum nor phocphate in Ror..l
Baking Powder
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
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Thompson carries an ermine muff to
enhance the beauty of the costume.
A small velvet hit with n scalloped
brim edged with ermine is also worn,
wliile tall bird of paradise flues extend
upward at the back of the hat.
Enid Mai-key is noted for her quaint,
charming danant and owning gowns.
She Is shown above in the middle pic
ture wearing a silver cloth ami tulle
gown, which is especially becoming to
her cameo type of beauty.
The bodice of the gown has the Em
pire point of silver-colored taffeta,
short sleeves of the tulle with tiny ruf
fles of taffeta and a- French flower
knot fastened at the left side of the
short bodice.
The skirt is made with hoops, the
underdress being of silver cloth, over
which the tulle is flared in full lines,
having seven ruffles of the taffeta stand
ing out in crisp elegance as affected
by milady of the nnte-bellum period.
The skirt is short, and silver slippers
are worn with the gown.
Dorothy laIton is shown above at
right. She wears a hat of Tete de
Xegre basket weave velvet and gold
cloth. Showing Chinese influence, the
ornament of tinsel Is topped with fur.
There is a black velvet limousine coat
with squirrel fnr trimming. Full' flare
model, bell-shaped sleeves. Very largo
eppe collar.
Louise Glaum, Triangle-Kay Bee
most thoroughly equipped offices
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Election Certificate Issued to Hepub
lican Candidate.
PHOENIX, Dec. 21. Secretary of
State Osborn today issued a certifi
cate of election to Tom Campbell,
republican, over Governor Hunt, who
claimed the (.lection by thirty votes.
Hunt immediately renewed the con
test. HEAVY FK;ilTIX OX WEST.
ltEUUX, Dec. 21. It is announc
ed that the Germans ejected the
British from their positions north
of Arras. The Germans successfully
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siren, is suown below wearing a danc
ing frixk of Chartreiffce duchess satin
with distinctive tyite of graceful drnp
cry. '- Silk mesh lace Is used nt thf
bodice, also as a flounce. Butterfly
drape of chiffon cloth is seen falling
from the shoulders.
raided the territory west of Villers
and Carbonnel. Artillery duels arc
violent on both sides of the Soiniue
river.
. C!TV NEWS.
Mrs. E. J. Lester loft tbls after
noon for her lionm ut Portland ai'U'i
visiting In this city for a shoi I tinn1
with rolnrives.
I.toulc:! or the children and book.',
for the grown ups make good Nina:
gifts. A Inrgo stock at the Roae
bnrg Cook Store. 12.1S-Ubvtl
Mips Kdlth Ueiand returned hoin:
thla afternoon from Berkeley where
she has been attending the I'nlv-rr-sity
of California.
F. C. Ruffian, of Portland, who
has been spending the laat few days
in this city, returned to his homo
on the afternoon train.
Mrs. George M. Brown nnd chil
dren are expected to arrive tomor
row froni Salem to spend ChriKtin.is
with relatives In Itnpebllrg. The at
torney general will probably arrive
Saturduy night or Sunday morning.
A family of strolling musicians ar
rived in the cit this afternoon and
gave a short musical concert on the
street. The party is composed of an
old gentleman and seven children.
They visited Roseburg "tfhout six
months ago appearing on the street
and at the Palace theatre.
For Christmas gifts out of the or
dinary call on China Ram. He has
articles which are really mado In
China, such as tea sets, toys, em
broidered pillow tops, hand bags,
fancy baskets, handkerchiefs, lunch
cloths, klmonas, and China Illy
bulbs. 1287-d21
Headquarters for
Holiday "Goods!
Ribbons, Waists, Fancy Silks
Neckwear, Knit Goods,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves
Silk Hosiery, Linens
Do your shopping early, at the
store with the Christmas Spirit.
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CHH1STMAS l'KOUHAM.
Following? Is the program of
Christmas exercises- to be held ut
the Presbyterinn church Friday cv
eniiH; at 7-30. The public is cor
dially Invited.
Organ Voluntary.
Processional Song.
Scripture Lesson. ,
Prayer.
Welcome Address Stanley Kidder
llccitution Muthew Anderson
Primary Song Little Bells of Glnd
ness. Exercise Six Girls
Song, "Dollies Lullaby" Margarot
and Marie Fory.
Recitation, "Amid the Boughs"
Margaret Millikln
Recitation Bruce Perkins
Song, "Joy to the World" Congre
gation. Recitation Eldress Judd
Kxercises "Our Motto Six Girls
Recitation, "My Christmas Dream"
Evelyn Craig.
Solo Lucy Mllllltir.
Rccitat-ion Irma Rucktngh.'rii
Christmas Drill Twelve Girls
Solo, "Silent Night" Mrs. Fory
There will also be a Christmas tree
for the members of the Sunday
school,
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ATTKXTION I. f). (). F.
All Odd Follows who ponaihly can
do so are requested to attend the
funeral of our late brother, Frank
B. Long. The services will bo held
at the Cleveland church nt 1 :.10 p. m.
Friday the 22ud. The start will he
made from the undertaking parlors
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Union
Pacific
System
OREGON-WASHINGTON
LIMITED
Leaves Poniard Union Station
10 A.M. Daily
i ia the
Famous Columbia River
Route
The only ThroupMo-Chirnga train
electrically lighted, automatically
protected.
WM, McMURRY
General Passenger Agent
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at 11:45 a. in. There will bo con
veyances for those who have none
and wish to go.
By order of the N. u.
, CAUL OHM AN,
Secretary Hieing Star Lodgo No. 174.
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KIlKItl! I S SAI.K OF ISKAL FltOI'.
KltTV Ul'OV EXKCI'TION.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Douglas.,
A. C. Seoly, A. F. Suther nnd E. B.
Stewart, partners doing business
tinder the firm name nnd style of
Socly, Sother & Stewart, Plaintiffs,
vs.
fioorge W. Fairbanks and Rile Fair
banks, his wife, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution nnd Order of
Salo Issued out of tho above entitled
court and eauso, under the seal of
the above entitled court, on tho Cth
day of December, 1910, to me di
rected nnd ronniKU'ding 'me to sell
the hcrclnaflor described real prop
erty to satisfy the judgment nnd In
debtedness found to be duo plaintiffs
from tho defendant, Geo. W. Fair
banks. In Ihn full sum of JISD.OO.
with Inlcrcst thereon from the 10th
day or December, 1!)1, at the rate
of C per cent per annum, and the
further tiuni of ?1!).80 taxed as costs
n the r hnve entitled action, with In
terest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum from Dercmber 111,
191C, together with the costs and
expenses of nnd upon this will, all
payable In V. S. Gold Coin; I have
:pnn this date levied upon the here
inafter described real properly, lie-
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For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Ing tho Identical property heretofore
attached by plaintiffs In this action,
nnd adjudged by tho court to be sold
to sathiry the Indebtedness aforesaid
owing from said defendant, Geo, V.
Fairbanks, to the said plaintiffs, nnd
will sell all the right, tilhj and In
terest that tho said defendant, Geo.
W. Fuirbauks, hud in or to the same
on tho 2nd day of August, 191C, or
at any time since, at public auction
to tho highest bidder for cash in
hand, on the 20th day of January,
1917 nt the hour of one o'clock In
tho afternoon of said day at tho
main entrance to the co irt houro for
Douglas County, Oregon, In tho City
of Ilosehurg, In said County and
State, sa'id property being described
as follows, to-wlt: Lot flvo (fi) My(r-::
tie Fruit Lands, n Section 2?. Town
ship 29 South, Uatlgo 5 West of tljoj!
Wlllamotte Moridlan, In Douglas ,
Counly, Oregon, together with tho
tenements, hereditameuts'nnd appur
tenances thereunto belonging or In
any wlso appertaining, excopt the
statutory right to redeem In tho
manner and time prescribed by law.
listed at Hoseburg, Oregon, thla
ltith day of December, 1010.
G HO KG V, IC. QI.'IN'M,
Sheriff of Duugius county, Oregon.
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