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I I J -.3 f Viatel Wednesday, Mav 14, 1024. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS I 'la as in' now iimlcr way for t In- Annual Neighborhood (Tub breakfast hi.-h will lake place Tmsday. May in. A Very capahl- COiilNlltlee IS 111 tllilVK III' (III- af- f:dr anil one oi Hid iuom atlr:ie live i fiitK of t lit' fiviiNoii Is mi lieipabd. 1'haplcr, I. P. I-:. (.. will nii'.-l wMli Mis. M. A. XurbrlcU l-YMny ul li-l i moll. May 1 1',. "American Miisi" v. Ill he tin- subject for Ihc iifi.-rnoon, with Mrs, A. I.. Itich ardson in cliarKc The Itiverla Parent -Teacher Ah MirliilHKi will hold their t-i'ifiilar ninni lily nn'fllim :it I In- -iiivcrla M-hool huitiliiiK, Thursday after noon. May If.. I'aivniN are cordl ully Invited. The Itusiness. Women's flub will ineel tomorrow evening. May ai tin Nei-:hbiuhond Club rooms. This is the last nieel Itn? ! nl' (In- yi-ar anil election of officers' will tnhc place for llii' Insulin? year,, A very iiilcivsliiiK niccllng Ik an-1 ticipatcd ami a larne attendance j d. -sired. i W (Jrsce Moltlor will 1 hostess to Hie Lucky Thirl I i 'lull tomorrow afternoon. May 1 a. a) lur home tin Koiiiih Kln tl. The A Heel Ladles'" Aid will meet tnnioi-rmv afternoon wil ll AI lH. kalph t Tienaidl as host. hh. Mrs. I. A. lliiwill, Mrs. IVanl: Wright ami Mis. 1. I-:, I'henault will us sist Airs, ('henanlt. ami Mrs. I'M Jasper. .Mrs. Kvcret le Wulsinner ami Mrs. John Hamilton will have ehar;;c u( Uiv proKram. . The l.ailii-H of Mooseheart I.eion I will inert at the home of .Mrs. s- J .'.. Th, ...... 1 1 v 1 D'e. ui;, with Alrfi, Ktirth and .Mrs: la-liueit as:iiatlUK host ess. c i T)i.. .-I.- win -in it l r. uml m... i i.'. i 1 1 iit.iiiit brated tluir Iwenly-eifjlith wed-'Hatch so far as pessil.ie. Today ilin' anniversary Sunday. May ll.l"'r fan niatelas her littie evenin; Tin y wi re married on that date tn i wrlsl -hair, often in both rotor an. I l.sin; In Missoula, Montana. , materia Is, and her shoes match hoi linner was jriveii in their her fan. All these an orieii in a honor by their daiiKhl-r, Miss Ida. color sharply contraniinK wilh that Wlio came home lor the occasion 'nf the KfiWll, There was a la rife number of the" family in attendance and every-. Variations (if Half fiinllc one had a ifood lliue. The home was beautifully firated with llowirs. s:nne of which i v ere seat bv Mis. Irene Croupe, j anoiher il: liter, frmii Porllaad, where she is alteudiujv school. Mother's Hay was also olwrved In coimeclion with tho Weildiniv an- iiiViTs:i ry. -' . " " ."''"" "" r'.'".'.Z. ' Miss Gladys Miller Announces That idie will continue tier Piano Chu'.scs I'ntil Aun'iisl l-'irst rsrvat ions should be made before May I'a Studio r.T.V.I Home IK.'cl ' C ARK'S Where Your Credit Is Good i UKTAIL CANDY AT WHOLESALE rillCKS! liny your cimdy at The C.inrty Sht p Patronize home industry. The Candy Shop 11:20 rut sr. The Homo uf Homo Made Candy SATURDAY SPECIAL A Special Factory Demonstration ol' tht" f;imoiir. WHITE ROTARY SKWINC ' MACIJINK Will he jviven at our store, in the new Foley liuildinfj. La Grande. Kveryliody Invited. Come in and see tho last void in S. uinjr Machine Const iiirtion. IIMCK Fit KB I'HKi: .ri2 Lessons A Ftdl Cuiirsc in Dressmaking, Culliiii;', Fitting. Desigiiiiig We can nial;e your seuinjr a pF-astiro. White Sewing Machine Co. Ii Crando, Ore. of SOCIETY Summer Fur cV ) The liattrrint; qunlmos of tur ciinrot be withstood Iy many wo. men rind even their summer coats niij:;t Lo bordered with it. Hero is ii charming Krencli coat tha is trimtv.cd with inaribou which has ull the HufTmess of fu without Its warmth or weight. - This la a, popu lar length in coats .' . . . Fashion Notes h Have Acccsoric Match. 1 'a lis Tlie sniart woiit:ii hits woma'j uleeliled tn leivi. -). .u I J Paris There are i di-c-itions of the half 'idl varia lay. One I ' I1 "''ni.fii, coslunie. is mad nrllNcltil floweiH ( veiling n p of .Uhe Wv waislliue. j ;riH'n (Mid Silver. I.nnilnn--Siiice Hie iluchepa o Snl her la ml In'is l:i kn in nr'ei and silvt-r as a drer.M color combi nation, tlu-se color:i are enjoyin ral her a voj;i eoiiiliin-H ion IdomleM, They ri -illy 1 to " Orhntal InfJncncc. London- -Orieni.H inriuence is :i1 its heal loday in v titn;- head - dresses. Amoajr Pi. ae is a band of told lilli,-ree worn low on th forehead. Willi h.-.tvy liiii-. 'i ot jvoM and luniuoi'-.- nv. r th- cars. Middy Shapi K. w York 'I hi House la le:: on ! for P.lfui-c. Ihe niore . k M K h - Vs. I f (TV -vj Vi Hit- Mtiapi of-l!i Inl.t.ls, ll is a luusf, i'oinroi-l:illi r:uriu-nt, luil t-v, t'.Hh-iilly lailov-tl an, I Willi Hi,' 1 1 nit ai,'ai-aiir- ili-manU-! loi st,ti Im or l Iter wt-ar. KoUiil Mull. ., Ni w Yoriv iKiiiiii luiill ntaitiK up soi.H- or llu- .lalnly lilllr !roi-k!i lor Dm- v-ry lin- iil lo wiar on warm a I l.-rmmn.s. 'Hhmi-i'viu-ks have wale Itiito u I'oltars or a hi-i-tha of mull, fiiuly plait.-. I. IJla K1l. nly ll "Aln'l." N'i v Ycrt'l; - 4 tiic Mtmtitv pints, nr tin ptitnl 1h linit man than l In- cmls (if a Hash I'vi i-pl ihut linn' hai't any Hash. . T)m- paiii'l i.arsi.s lorlh Irani . a fi-w Kath- rs ium ahovi' tin' Klnlli', ami falls avi-i tin- fcirilh' in a caithM-t'ini i-ricrt; llu-i-fftTl lii'liiw I hf nmiv slrililllK hi iiinsi' llu- jiiuii'l is oi' a material ind piitiern i-ntin ly ilii'icri'iil from llu Kiiwii ilsi'lf. i nllnr. CnTis of I'laliln.'. New York Instciul of a fur col lar ami fur cuffs, soTito of Iho top ritiiis now ha vi- collars ami cut'l'i of vrryfiiic plaiting or of eonlinr. 'i'ii.' collar invariahlv slaml.s up it iff ami flat r.s a man's "lioili'd" shin. Beauty Hints The Tlmtiuhirul itemiiy. lien- are hiuio types of leat)t v. hie!i are mure perinanenl than oiliers, which have a more eii 'liiriu?, ir not ko vivid an appeal I-'ai-es which we reinemher loiH. after v. e meel l heir owners l-'aet-s that ret Id-1 HoinelhillK' Oi I he soul, of the character. Of sneh a type 1h the thollKhlful flieauty whose cle;ir 'es look out j from under line. H vel brow. vhese Hps are firm as well ar nrves. This Is a beauty which n more of outline t)ian color. whieh does noi only belong lo jouih, hut Is an ornament of ae. . t The ancieniH divideil feininiiie ' vpes of beauty ililo three, th Venus, the Juno, and the Minerva types. The Venus tmerely em phasized physical beauty. 1 he .Jtma was the maternal type, the Minerva. 1 he t houht t ul or intel lect mil. Tim Minerva type is one of tin; lilwhesi in our modern civilization. It is sensil ve, finely strung and capable of nolabb' achievements. The coloring id this type Is, as 1 have said, not so important as the contour. Oh liiodelinff of Ihelr features. They may be fair, or medium, or dark tint Ihey will always have a fine, direct nesH of iiitehlffeiir. Th-oy will disregard all ecceiilricilies ol nt lire, of coiffure, or of adorn ment, comb I heir hair in i'hissl.' siihpHcity. conforming' to lh--lims of the head, and Icavim: Hie Jop head Ii , Slmrl rl ;-u.!- ti now ntyle which cllnpH 1 to th' Vm-JjiI 1m not iiM'ompatlble will) tin.1' I .pe, and Is very oil en suited ( i her direct straight forward nesn lTll)1 h.lh. n01(, ,H. ,,,,!, ,; ).i,Hhed to brilliance, ll may b ifll jj. h, )y Wliv,.tli hM, wiH)oiil nnv j m,,., jm (jf ,-l If lejslil y. Tho hoiiffht f ul type does noi ,fidaln the l.se of cosmelics. She n.,v d,.,,,.,,,," the b.-sl . : j linen it with discretion. I his con H'-rvalivo type of woman, when 'she wears rouife in the dayman 's! houses a shade ihat ton.. 4 s.. 'perfectly wiih In-r own color Ihat ! pat on discreel ly. it merely In- :ten.'tilies Ole lillle flush Oil lie ; check and the KHnl In lier ey s ;lf lu r shin is olive, her hair dark she chooses Ashes of Hoses. I: ,s:i Is fair. Mandarine. Ib-r cleat 'Couipie.ion wH! respond lo tin I w arnil h of Peaches powder. iin it his type above all others, uiusl experiment, for the slightest jfar i:diness will ruin the dignity which ;is an essential of lur charm. The i hougtn fid type of beauty has one pitful Into which sin .must not fall. Herause she doer urn attract at first sight like hei ( s'lr.wier, .n;or:? YlviicinoM sisters nhe may force an unnatural gaiety wear more startling dresses, and in ! other ways, defeat her own natur al charm. To her 1 w ould say be yourself, and you will like a iniifcnet eventually nttract lo yotir sv!f Oios;; types wiiicli lire con geniitl in your tru nature. Where as if ynu assume a f ieIltio...'i per sonality. It will neilher Impress the frivolous, nor gain the alien tioii c.f tht real friends which yum "vo tl)oaghtftit charm would make. Iher Seals Tender In Teaching Offspring NINir.r'HIK. Alaska. (Al') Mat.-i'iial discipllne Is ns pio- 9iiuuacetl among (he hair sea fain ilies as among human beings. a cfiidiin: to men who have spent many years along the shores oi rook Intel ami have studied atia lic life there. l-'ront t he I hue a ha by seal h lahl snugly wit lilt) a bed nf dry seaweed ii,:" he receives a final f-panl.ing and is directed lo rusth lur himself, he is subjected to nn reii niinK discipline. I 'ontrary to popuf;ir iH-llef, a baby seal is a: heile'r.S 111 the Water at bllltl H'l a human bnby would be, K must be tank'ht lo swim and instructed in ail the lore of seal life, inciud in: how to hunt food and escape lis elielllieS. Charles ('oach. who lias made ii.'iir seal' hunling a luisiness fm a rs, says he has watched u mother seal teaching tier bah) to swim. The mother would floiimb-i out on 1 he rookery, gal her I h itaby under her flipper ami slip carefully Into th wahr. Susr ril. i iia; ttie huhy on Iut fliper. would bark, grunt, whine wheedle to Indicate what was fared. If th baby rt-f us.. perform. it was effect ivei-- (spanUed Km- mother's 'lipper.i VThe youit at tfmdually learn ! lo nwitu jl.y i U'limli'i'in.s' a few .sli-iikt.s ai .a lii-ie. with the i tot her Melting ii f rtui il.i itiiiT very tiiu U !. i fin..-: i'haustf.l or Mia i'm lo hi!;. .Some (il Vie lii'.oh i'ililur:: I dpi ll.:! V M a:i "(s. The.'." 1, ome f.iil 'n : n! :is (I. !-( and, i. j one ore), j, : I ,i l:tni:wl nielli, art' ja:i liar.! t.j I ril oi a a cata. An j in.'i!;inre w.i:i i :i .1 v here . a i.ahy se:i was .ii out 1.t m:i ill. It.. hope list! i! '..iti.l i-eanile w:lh tt i to ril. At.mil oii.i'iiht I here w.t:i fa )iaiafe v:nl ui ili Ciilaii Oomv lake Mu- irr.iMUmal -aJ. I he wa" I Iciti e.ilii. I....-K. lie lioi.Je.l lHHll v. i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f.1 a ,1 I. III. of I t:;li.il all. I'llVlr .in. NIES & ilf liritish llescarc-h Sppcia1 ist Says Earth J'late Sliapoci and Hoes Not Kotate. I.ONUPN (INS). - Most of Ihe theories and d'acoverle.s of aslron ounrs and Mean lists inoied t hroughout t h a.;es a bun I I !i sun, earl h, n.oon and stars a ! all "bosh," aecordili;: to Williaii' Kdgell, i:ugh::!i ycU idiiic l i seal eh siieclalft. After fifty year.-; of observation he states that he is convinced, among other thimrs. that the eail-i is plate-siiaped. I fa I. .'-tat binary and dot s no; relate, and I hat it is only 1 n.ii'in miles away from the sun, ins! cad of the , present eat I unitf of :ti;i.utio.iHia miles. 1-Mgell is alW -mpt ing to' obtain government "support in prem-nti hiajheorhii bifrore the Itritisii as tronomer rojial. Sir l-'rank I 'yaon. lie maintains t l.at It is n sur sign that astronomers are becom ing doubtful of I he theories held to be" true for centuries by .their agreeing to hold an Internationa? conference under the 1 loyal (leo graphiral society's auspices shott y to decide to what extent tie earth's s.irface is really round, or vice versa. Galileo's rotation theory, hi iroilueed i n;nu, and on which all mod. -in ideas of the earth ai" based, is ijmte wrung, and .sir Isaac Newton's law el" gi-avttatlon is certainly a myth," declared I'ldgell in an interview.' "II would be Impossible." he said, "lo view- the slars and tho Sllll ttlt'i t he limiitl if I he earl a were i ota tint? on lis a:, is a I ' miles per second and around i'-i orbit at ir.ii miles per jn-ooiid." .Ius4 as simply as New Ion dis covered the tone of irravily lv (he appb' tailing on his lnad, so Kgdell as .'amply disposes uf I lie theory. ( "Therehi-iu!: i1o air pressure," he j::iid. "il i;i in. r. lv a inatler of air I m ova m -y. ' Things heavier t hail air mil uraliy (atl to I he earth and vice vi-jsa. "My first doubts as lo the nc . ' -Ui acy of I in hnlg-accUHlotm-d , scienl li in t lieori.-n v ere raiH"d as a school r boy. for having b i laught t hhr-f.. t henries. I tuild not tiudeirland why my kite would fly if t he earl h rotated a( sucii . ; lentlie i,p..-.l. The answer giv en lie- w is l'!:tl I he atmosphere Iravele 1. bill I his, or co trs.-, hi. .idtctihiu:;.' Kdgeil experts In fully ndiviii-'.' many famous scientists of Ihe l.-.i-j sibility of his t henries once m1 has ohlained Ihe supporl of the gOVi'l-UIISeUt. r.I'MI 'l-IIK l,ASSIl'il'.l AI1S Reality Seekers Will Do'Vfell to Try THE MARlNEhLO SHOP noonixtt, Sonuncr l.hlff. "A bc-atity aid for every need" J-llONi; MAIN" T.77 us 88 ORK PRODUCTS LOW 2. I'oiiK I'isoiii f-rs ai:i: now i.owi.ii than i iimii. cs. I.oui'1' Thun ln'-iir rrli-cf! n.'!i('n 20i- lh. I 'oi ls i'Iioiwi 2.I.- lh. I'm;, Wi-i.li Ilk! Hi. Toil. I!ci;i!it I.'k: lh. i-:at M.uti: I'OHKi Tlie Grande Ronde Meat Co. Coniiilinientai y Facial Troatmonlfi Wi.tli Boone Beauty Clay -This Week Only! My own preparation. If not sat isf adopt money refunded on pin ehnse", Isallnyn l!inne lieauly Sliop Koriiierly Paris Heanly Shop - Kiinni 25 New I'oley I'uildin. . DRIVE " S M ()ul-;uv rnHuLsoiuuts Ost'uliilion; Once a lonth lVnuissiltle. M-:VAl:K. N. . .1. (API Now r's 'he UisK. ioining the vst t rav o, t h iitt-s (lasse. To kiss! ll in crude; ll Is vi rrer! It Is Vicioriau! Yh, it is thorough I v uuhy genie. Hut it Is enough thai ihe kiss is noi slylfslt, lor ihe fa.'ttidious maid certainly in not going lo be vild-fashtoiM-d. That is, as Un nntl-ltissliig chilis of Newark have deei-ecd it, 1o kiss more than once a luonth tielongjt to t he age of braided hair, cor sels, un rry widow hats, and, ,s, ' evn buwtles. ' I low-ever, one kivs n inontli, rd range l' i-uour.h. Is yet wdlhin tlie bounds of style, s(iphisjeal ion and h.gieiie. Hut mind you. if this cemproinise with the protesting yoimg blades is violated, it will cost tll cents per violation, to lie paid by Ihe ks.r and Into the coffers ,f the ant i-kissing club! All litis has come about us the result oi a flapper revolt, inspired by Mr. Charles ('raster, cily headth ollieer. and Mrs. polland, of the board of cducauiui. The two have pointed out i he pitfalls of unre st rained 1 la p per ism not moral danp,eis. but pmvly hygenic ones. .o. in the n;.me of health and beaut v and long llfe.'the Rlrls urc. .sei ting up mw ideals Tor flappers. I Hiring Oil 1m' Weeh. when Newark was Vovcrncd ty hh;h school girls and had its first r.iO mayor. Miss Kllrahetli I'diiell, Die ntltl-klssillg caiuiaign was launctied. ' 1 r. ('raster's revelations on the kiss had won them. "The i.ioplh is a perfect Incu bator," he loh! them In the cold tcn.i:; of his s"iet!cc. "It is warm, perpetually 9K d green, it Is dark ami ii is moist. Any germ thrives and piups gales under1 the ideal condition!! the mouth offers it. "Thus, in a kiss, deadly germs find sphndhl opportunity to get a change of scenery." And similar warnings were Riv en against ihe lipstick and powder puff. " 'arch ss girls." In, f'rnster point. out, "borrow and Send their lip licks and powder puffs. This for the figure in clined to stoutness Kvquislte! Very lightly honed permits absolute, freedom nf waistline. Kvcry I .a Cainllln ineaiis "I tiiauly and Comfo.-I, Too" for Its wearer; The pat ented Vent Ho feature makes L;i ('a mil In astonishingly comfort able. A full lino of the different models always on hand. Mrs. RobL Paltison Corset lero Phono .Main utll) Apt, 1(1, New I'olcy lUdjf. cchnnge of thlnga touched to sen- J mivi fmnN m i fit hkiii j'rtwiiin i hist another chance for the' carry-I Hig ip'tiiw, "MpMirks, powder puffs and I kisses tiro as iiiLsHttllnry as the public irlnkltig cup." he declared. As for the utvilhetin ld of the vitestion, lr. t "raster sshl kissing is u superficial habit, having no pMNsieul basis. "one can p1! the same t-plritual and phsica taction thronr, h the ws," he a scried, "or bv rubbing nose.s and bv touching hands, Kis !4Ug ia unclvitired. I-Aervlxul.-used to hiss bubica on the mouth. lo Ihey do 41 now ? Ko, and young people won't he given to itroiuis cuous kissing t-it her, w hen i he lnngtru Oiereof yis pointed out to t lumi." The girls were convinced. To nil their taboo move authority they- make kissing obi - fashioned 4xcepl for the one a nmnih. Ami that Is a bit of halt in reserxe to MHie Newark's .young nabobs. t AltKIMi A1.01-T ItV lilti kH M I.AI I'AMiS -m ii:.tii TOKIO, Ul') Kite-llyiag 1; not gem-rally considered a danger ous sport, but lis I'atul possibilll icy Ihuve been revealed by a str.iujiv accident In Outnmn prefect rtre. I A 1 2-yeur-old I my wuh helping three men fly a kite measuring f by fi feet. Tlie Iin." was attached to his waist. A gust of wind (Mr tied Ihe line cui of the grasp of ihe men and the boy watt whirled !ti feel Into'lhc, air before his bolt broke ami he, fell lo death.1 The three men are held for Investiga tion on chnrges of mnnslanrhb r. ForlnfantJl, Rich Milk, Mnltrd Grnlncxt. in ixitvder form.makcjTlic Pood-Drink rnr All Agin. Digestible No Cooking. A linht Lunch alwayn bt hnid. Also in Tablet form. Ask for "HorUcft," t all Founlulm. fc.T Avoiii lmlllr.n Suli.liluloi Edna Agler I'lipil of the PeliiniiUU It School of Panc'mg Announces four Week's Summer Course In TorhuhUC ami nance At 1-orllnnd, Ore. l?egtnnlng .Tunc l(t, i l'OI' Info) iiiatlotl write Kdna Agh r. f.r.r. Yaiuhltl HI., I'orlhind, I ft? 4 IS YOllll HAIR FAIild Ki'i We HiUrht (ell you tin re:. onn in acieiitllie tprtus, se liorrhoea clcoua, sebnrrhoe,i sicca, whorrhoca pelalohhi and their attendant- alopaea a rent a . Th esc a re t h e var ious reasons of dandruff and round bald spots which require treatment. The Ireat menl for falling hair or dandruff reiiiilres more Ihtn the application of mange cures. V study each en- IntHvlduslly. AT THi: "01,0X1 Ah I'Ikhm" flM-.f IKH.'t I'o irlh Ht. Apl. H Y f t t r T T T ? T ? t f f t ? y ? ? ? T f t f ? f t V La Granfle-Joseph Stage Line Leaves I Grande Imblcr Elgin Miriam Wallowa Lostine Enterprise Joseph Leaves Joseph Enterprise Inline Wallowa Minain Elgin 1 in bier La Grande ? IT ! ! Fishermen's Special will leave La. Grande at 4:30 every Sunday morning for Minain and Wallowa River Until otherwise notified. New Summer Lingerie Garments, either immaculate ly whiU .r delicately pink, uf voilo, hali.--.te or nainsook. NIGHT PRESSES. STEP-IN SETS, CHEMISES and . PRINCESS SLIPS as carefully cut and trimmed flatly with net footiniv, hand henistilcliinff, jia.'iti' or delicale laei. Iiiiitliiin' New Combination Suits : In !-.tripd dimity, ti-immrd in lares and homstitcliinrr, in fl.'.sli, on-hid und M'iK'li. . Iffe In i ! i? .i ;'!!!, l l Mlm t New Voile Step-in Sets 1 $2.60 - $3.45 . Dainty Tingei ie so popular for practical wear. " 'i'riiniiicd in laces and hemstitch ing. . ' ( ' : ' AND MIUUNGRY.,!S.:il New Sororlly l-'nritHil. IMrill-JN'VIl.l.K. nr., Hlirinn IC:iip;i I'lii. ii iii-H' Mororlly' Wlllrli i 1'iilly orniinl.i'il on llu- rdiuiu.s, .-iniHHHK.'il Iih oi'Kio.U-.atlon uh a llr.i'U li-lliT or(uiil7.;ilton at ll Willi Ku'iiiiil luirly Klvi'ii In honor of lh1 ii'i mill of t'liiii-li'r nii'llitirff iiikI ir'.Hiili'iilti or in'i'.siilliiir offiriTH of v'.'iiimi'i Iriiti'rnnl nrirnni'nHoiiM on Itaars & ("oldiron, Props. . Ert'ECTlVK MAY 10TII, 1921 TABLE LA GRANDE TO JOSEPH 7:00 11:00 7::!0 11:30 7:50 11:50 8:.'i() 12:.'10 9:10 1:10 9:.'?0 . 1:30 !):fir 1:55 10:15 2:15 JOSEPH TO LA GRANDE 7:00 7:15 7:10 S;00 8:10 9:20 9:10 ....10:15 11:00 ii .ir; ,11:10 12:00 12:10 1:20 1:40 2:15 Cotton Crepe Pajamas and Gowns Practical, good-luokinff, utility ffamionts, hand cmlmiidcivd in dainty desiyms. In colors efx iioiich, orchid and white. $1.75 - $2.65 - $3.45 ' Iho rinnpiiii, , :v.t Tlin lii'w Btirorlly Iiiih 12 rhor "r nn'nilH'rH---lorolliy Walltr, 10 ri'llu Hlulllni-H. tlrncn Vnkihm. HHiilili'f. 11.11. Hopiila Kl-oll.MBrg- . ari-l aralinin, Mury While, Mlrlnm l'urk. Knnliu Hlionii, Cllmlyn Klch lir, oinl .uinillllu Wooilworllij rhi'lr palront'HN in Mm. '. O. H-, iii-H. ' ; 3:00 3:30 3:50 1:30 5:10 5:30 3:00 3:15 3:10 1 :00 1 :10 5:20 5:40 6:15