lOHtST Q U A L IV y
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O L J íS IN E íS S
D IR E C T O R Y
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WK T "1 9 2 0 Seed Catalog
P in a « Mention ThU Papar When A n *»e ri«* Then Advertisement*
BONDS
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IN FO R M ATIO N
DEPARTMENT
and Buyers’ Guide, o f vital interest to
GARDENERS, POULTRYMEN,
ORCHARDISTS & FARMERS
I f yo
you Must sell your L IB E R T Y or V IC T O R Y
bonds
38—sell to us. I f you can buy more L IB E R T Y
or V IC T O R Y bonds buy from us. W e buy and sell
at the N ew York market
G O V E R N M E N T A N D M U NICIPAL BONDS
M O R R I S B R O T H E R S , Inc.,
Morri» Building, 309-11 Stark S treet
1 45 147
Motor Car Repairing & Machine
o
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r t l a n d
r b
D A H L I A S
W o rld ’s Best P rize W in n in g
L a te s t o f the N e w K inds
and the B est o f the Old.
Works
Portland, Oregon.
CATALOG FREE
H. G. NEY ;
Preferred Stock
\ T
PER CENT OF YOUR TIRE VALUE
HUTCH’S TIRE & SUPPLY CO.,
Room« t l par day and op. Special monthly rata*.
O ut-of-tow n visitors made to feel a t boma.
Southern Pacific electric train depot in same
building. J. W . B U S H O N G . Manager.
I8 t A ider S t., cor. 4tb. - P O R T L A N D . ORB
ALG RAT
Portland, Ore.
Portland, Ore.
Dixie Co., Astoria, Ore.
You Will Feel Right at Home Here
N O R T O N IA H O T E L
WINCHESTER RANCH CO,
l l t h and S tark. P ortland, O ra .
Excellent Cafe
at HF1I I f
THFATPR
TH E
B E S T « IN
tri
r
Sunday, M onday. Tuesday Nights
Sun. M on. Tues. W e d . A fternoon.
lU L / t lC l\
Ngkt* 15c I. $1.00; Mataw* 15c a 75«.
V A U D E V IL L E
•
Phones Main 5102
? 0 'A
■ V 'n O f -
Show W e d . N ight Occasionally.
BROOMS
R I I T T F R F A T We
1 1
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repairing facilities by first-class
Majrnelos re-charged in car while you
ns for parts.
,
W* P ij Cask fur
DAIRY BUTTER,
Cream, Eggs, Uve
POUTRY.
Ozr'.
Portl&nd« Oregon.
TRUSSES
- d £ j| ip “
We specialize in fitting
trusses. Send for measur
ing blank and circular. We
carry everything in Drugs,
Rubber Goods. Elastic Hos
iery, etc., and pay postage.
No. 1 Grand Ave.
P o r tla n d , O .
L A U E -D A V IS DRUG CO..
Truss Experts
When in Portland try thisj RESTAURANT
Good Service —Moderate Prices.
Right Down Town.
1 0 8 Fifth S t „ N n t to New Perkins Hotel
FRESH COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT Soon to Appear
S m e lt H E Y E S B R O S .,
HIDES
B IS S IN G E R & C O .v
Send Orders to
205 Yamhill St,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Wool, Pelts, Tallow.
Wool Pullers
Largest dealers on the Coast. 148-164 North 13th St., P. O. box 4378 Portland,
Ore.; Wool Pullery Sellwood Sta., Portland. Ship us your goods; highest prices
paid at all times.
EAR, TH R O A T
S P E C IA L IS T
we made and
carried in stock
tormen,women
and children,
and can be fit
by m al
Wn in Porfland
»V -
y 't o p
Sn fñ e T ío a i'tof fke C it^
SEND FOR LITERATURE
GROUND GRIPPER SHOE STORES
1
T h e m edicinal p roperties o f o live oil
have been known fo r hundreds o f years.
S A L G R E N E m ixed w ith o live oil la a
household rem edy fo r rheumatism.
No
m edicine cheat should be w ith ou t this
w onderful rem ed y during the w inter
months.
W 1H Wash. Street. Portland. Oregon.
7M St. Helene A ra.. Tacoma. Washington
M U S IC
8CH O O L
Oregon C onservatory o f Music, 1(5 4th St.
S H A M P O O IN G
&
M A N I C U R IN G
PHONOGRAPHS
G. F. Johnson Ulano Co , 149 6th.
N O R R IS S A F E 4
L O C K CO.
105 Second S treet. Portland
HOTEL
E a e t M o rris o n 8 t - a n d E a s t S ix th
»1.26 p e r D a y .
T w o In a R o o m . »1.7».
PROTECT YOUR
K eep your windshield clear In all kinds
o f w eather. Use S E E -C L E A R and A V O ID
A C C ID E N T S .
Send 50 cents and be
S A F E . R. C. Fiske, 230 Stark 8t., P o r t
land, Ore.
PYORHHEA
EVERYTHING FOR THE O FFIC E
A p p l ia n c e s
PR IN TIN G - E N G R A VING :: B O O K B IN D IN G
Growth by Labor.
L ife Insurance in the W ild W esL
Agent— "W h at did that new arrival
say?” Assistant— "H e wouldn’t talk to
me at all— said he was too busy to
talk about life Insurance.” Agent—
"W ell, I'll hang around his house to
night and shoot holes through his win
dows, and when he comes downtown in
the morning yon be behind a fence in
The Brave Ones.
There never was a mouse that could some vacant lot and put a few balls
scare a girl who knows that she has through the top of his hat. Then when
holes In her stockings.— Hoe Springs he reaches his office I'll drop in and
talk life insurance to him again.”
(A rk .) Thomas C a t
You hare communed with great
men to little purpose if you have not
learned that, however else they may
have differed, in one respect they were
ail alike. Their sinews grew by labor.
— John McClintock.
P ortla n d, Or.
T e a c h e r» placed promptly.
W A N T E D — F IR
P IT C H
W ill buy F ir P itch In any quantities
W e pay the fre ig h t and furnish the bar
rels.
Correspondence solicited.
N o rth
western Turpen tine Co., 1212 Gaseo Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
D E N T IS T S
L a n e B l.
REALTORS
S candinavlan-Am erican
Stark St.
S H E E T M ET A L 4
R ea lty
Co..
R E T IN N IN O
248
W K S .'
Union Ave. Met&l W ks., 411 Union A ve.
SA N IT A R IU M —
________
TEACHERS AGENCY
Yates-Flsh er, free registration , B rdy B ig
T U R K E Y S , V E A L , HOGS, P R O D U C E
Ruby & Co., 169 F ro n t 8L, Portland.
W ATER
PR ESSUR E 8 V ST EM
Duro Pumps, 98 1st 8L
P L E A T IN G
" K n ife "a n d 'T io x ''p le a tln g T T ie r^ tU c b in g i
10c yd. Buttons covered. Eustern N o velty
M fg. Co., 85V 9 F ifth street, Portland.
A R T IF IC IA L
L IM B S
^ W W W W 'V N / V ^ % / V N ^ S / V F 5 / V \ / \ / W W N / V N /
Oregon A r tllic ia l L im b Go., Inc. W rite
fo r Catalog. 425 Wash. St., Portland.
DENTAL
S U P P L IE S
^
John W elch D ental Depot. Dental sup^
plies of all kinds. M organ Bldg , P o rtland.
B U IL D IN G
BEAUTY
BIG MONEY
TRAPPING
MUSKRATS
Make a fortuue now on
muskrats. N ever was the
demand so Kreat;.
N ever
were the prices so high.
Trapping muskrats is easy
and interesting work.
M A T E R IA L
brick a specialty. Phone E ast 1335; R e s i
dence, E ast 1797. 361ft E. M orrison St.,
Portland, Ore. W e w ill gla d ly m ake e sti
mates.
PARLOR
Send fo r Booklet
9x12 Rugs, Steam or D ry Cleaned, $1.60.
W E S T E R N F L U F F R U G CO.
54-68 U nion A ve. N .
E ast 6516, B-1476
C L E A N IN G A N D
«A U S H A U
A ll Other
Furs W an ted
Y ou ’ ll g e t highest prices.
Y o u ’ll g e t your check im
mediately. You’ ll g e t fa ir
treatment in shipping to
H. LIEBES & CO.,
D .p t . B., Lieb«« B id *.
Portland,
-
Ore.
D Y E IN G
FURS BOUGHT
H A IR
D R E S S IN G
Mme. Grenell relieves itching scalp.
Moles, superfluous
hair rem oved.
230
pe______
Flied n er Building,
^T ncPus^your^Tn ^^
Iron or W o od w o rk in g M achinery, Loggin g,
Saw m ill, C on tractors’ Equipment, L o c o
m otives, Boilers, Engines, Cn
Crushers,
Rail,
*
M achinery Co.,
i ’able,
" * _ Belting,
*** . ig. etc.
* m Burke
b ...............
528 R a ilw a y E xch an ge Bldg., Portland, Or.
AND
JUNK
m arket values fo r hides, pelts, old rubber,
metals, etc.__________________________________
H E M S T I T C H IN Q
_____________________
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your every-day toilet preparations
and huve a clear skin and soft, white
hands.— Adv.
I am no longer . . . clerk to the
firm of, etc.,; I am Retired Leisure. I
am to be met with In trim gardens
I am already come to be known by my
vacant face and careless gesture, per
ambulating at no fixed pace nor with
any settled purpose. I walk about,
not to and from. They tell me a cer
tain cum-dignitate air that has been
buried so long with my other good
parts has begun to shoot forth In my
person. I perceptibly grow Into gen
tility.— Charles Lamb.
Take eare of your health, and wealth
K. Stephan, hem stitching, scalloping^
Garfield Tea
braiding, accordion side pleat, buttons w ill take care of you.
ov ere d; m ail orders. 219 P lttock block. promotes health.— Adv.
Accordion P leatin g, H em stitch ing, B u t
tons covered. Custom made shirts. A rt
I / V R Real«. Refreshes, Soothe*,
E m broid ery & Button Co., M organ Bldg.,
Portland.
Heols— Keep your Eyeo
Strong and Healthy. II
they Tire, Smart, Itch, oi
PO R TLAN D M ARBLE W ORKS
Burn, if Sore, Irritated
264-266 Fourth St.— Neu Bros.
Inflamed or Granulated
O X Y - A C E T Y L E N E W E L D I N G . C U T T I N Q use Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult
Learn a g o o ff payin g trade. ^Ve^te^a'-h At all Drumista. Write for Free Eye Book
oil how to weld all classes o f metals,
l Eyt Becedy CoMpaay.Chicago.U. S. A
rite fo r circu lar and prices.
M O N U M E N T S
SOSO
'JVmKrf-uMAÿG, '
B-
FURS— R AW
H ID E S
A C C E S S O R IE S
O ffice F urniture a
Garage la Connection.
Gray cloth trimmed with tnacK vel
vet afford* a splendid winter garment
R ock y
M ountain
T ea ch ers'
A gen cy fo r the youngster. It is stylish as well
Fran k K. W elles, ex-a sst State Supt, mgr, as warm.
TEACHERS' AGENCY
EYES
M A C H IN E R Y
LOOK OUT I
U th A Alder eta.. Portland
E S T IM A T E S -B Y R E T U R N
*-------- ----- ---- , M A I L S * ------------------
502 BOCHAHIN 1106
PeaTlAND-OREMN
th e M u ltn o m a h .
R ep airs fo r all stoves and heaters.
P rom pt atten tion to m ail orders. Spokane
Sto ve & F urnace R ep a ir W orks, Spokane.
A. E. H urw itz, Optom etrist, 226 F irst St
land Bldg., upstairs.
C L IF F O R D
Pricer »85 end up.
Burmese S t Martin
SPECIALIZING "S W IS S AND
I
W R IS T -W A T C H E S
(CJfTOVE R E P A I R « )
WALL PAPER— PAINT
P IP E S , F I T T I N G S , A L L S IZ E S
D O O R S A N D W IN D O W S
N a tu re's own rem edy from the Rock.
e can sell you Doors, W indows,, R o o f
D rlxk it and g e t welL
ing, Pain t, Glass and B u ilders’ H ardw are,
B ottled by
W rite for
Rock R em ed y Co., 7 la t St., Portland, Or. direct a t wholesale prices.
»rices b efore buying. H eacock Sash &
S A F E S — F ire and burglar ^>oor Co., 212 F irs t St., Portland.
p roof safes, new and second H ID E S , W O O L S A C A 8 C A R A B A R K
hand, at rig h t prices, bought,
W e pay highest prices— w r it e us for
sold and exchanged.
quotation. K ahn Bros., 195 F ro n t St.
n lh
PO R TLA N D . ORB.
IN S T IT U T E
i
Classy Bug Bodies
T h « pleasure o f your t r ip to P o r t
la n d w ill depend upon the hotel you
■elect.
Cosy surroundings, m oderate
rates, a n d the welcom e you fin d In
your o w n home to w s , a w a it y ou a t
R A IL W A Y T E L E G R A P H
D IA M O N D S A N D J E W E L R Y
Y o in ^ T ^ ri7 in d ^ w o m erB ^ h esri:etiirn8Tor
Aronson’s, B roadw ay and W ashington Sts. a in 't Invested.
Position when qualified.
434 R a ilw a y E xch an ge Bldg., P o rtland.
H E M S T IT C H IN G
E lla M. Stevens, 2nd F i r , 860t4 M o rris o n . RAZORS
T h e fam ous compound fo r tem pering
K O D A K S A N D F O U N T A IN P E N S
razors w ith ou t heat.
M akes shaving a
Sandy, Portlan d's Kodak and P e n m an .
delight. T h e Stratanum Co., 609 Cham ber
M IL L IN E R Y A E A R C L E Y C O R S E T
o f Com.
Jones M illinery, 89 Grand Ave.
QUEEN C IT Y
AUTO
“ Where Home
Comforts Abound”
A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R
^ ^ o r r e lia b ie Cleaning nad D yein g s erv
ice send parcels to us. W e pay return
postage.
In form ation and prices given
upon request.
E N K E S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S
Soldiers' regulation Coats redyed and re*
Portland
modeled. Superior process, certain to give Established 1890
Cuticura Soothes Itching 8calp
satisfaction. We pay postage one way,
D R U G S B Y M A IL
On retiring gently rub spots o f dan
288 Grand Avenue, Portland.
regon H erbs (N a tu r e ’s T e a ) fo r kidney
and bladder troubles. 60c a pkg by mall. druff and itching with Cuticura Oint
RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION Plum m er Drug Co, 3d & Madison, Portland ment. N ext morning shampoo with
hilcLc
R ic lt a r d \ K
g ^ la n a tje r
Go w ith the crowd to the Abington
Bldg., Portland, to buy, sell or exchange
Read E state. Fra n k L. M cGuire._________
W e ^ h e lp ^ t h e appeararvee^of women?
T w e n ty -tw o inch sw itch or tran sform a
tion, value $7.00, price $2.45.
400 to 412 Dekum Bldg.
PLANT
C A R P E T W E A V jN G ^ A N D C L E A N IN G
Simple, Harmless Home
Fluff
Rugs From Old Carpets
Remedy Brings Results R a g Rugs,
all sizes. M ail orders prompt.
a t
JnePortlandTiote
n iA iflfr iin Q 5 N )£ r ¥ n ^ ^
SA
L IG H T IN G
M arin elio Cosm etic Shop.
.
_ ertnanent
OREGON hair wave. M ost modern equipped cosmet
U shop In city. 203 Brd> id , M ai 22« ,
A M o d e r a t e ly -P r ic e d H o te l o f M e r it
Ï
PERSONAL
FARM
W ild P ig e o n S p rin g s M in e r a l W a t e r
Ground Gripper
Shoes
S IL V E R
Henry o. Viereck, M. D., *10 S elling Bldg.
ACCORDI AN
I PORTLAND,
THE
PEPPER
BOX
EYE,
rile hr Price* and Tigs L o w ell M. Jones, M. D., 312 M organ Bldg.
In H E P E O N , a eucalyptus and menthol
compound fo r all form s o f cough, colds
and bronchitis.
Contains no narcotics.
Is suitable fo r eith er children o r the
aged. P ric e 50c and $1.00 p er bottle. F or
sale by the P ortlan d H o te l Pharm acy,
Portland, Oregon, and oth er drug stores.
Authorized Ford Dealers
Try
AND
' ^ f i T t T 7 o d a y ^ o r T > r i^
postage on small parcels. C aliforn ia P la t
ing” W orks, 214 2nd 8 t., Portland.
PORTLAND^
MAKER
C A N C E R T R E A T E D _______________________
PORTLAND, ORE.
No Dope
P a r ts
___ "
W r ite us fo r prices. P ion eer P a in t Co.,
186 F irs t S t , Portland.___________
Dr. A. V . Downs, 940 C orb ett B L
pay Highest Market Price fo r Butterfat
and .end check by return mail.
w^L
UDELL & CLARKE
PORTLAND, ORE
■ark Your
Keep the Northwest Prosperous by
using Northwestern Made Goods.
ZAN BROS., Inc.
Genuine ] F o r d
GOWN
Smith Lo n g S ervice, *10 B u s h *
Money Order»
Portland, Oregon
Send a . your name and we will mail you our quotation.
RIVERYIEW DAIRY COMPANY»
1003 Belmont St.»
Established 1911.
TALBOT & CASEY, Inc.
When in town, bring your Ford t<
and
105 Third SL,
The House of Flowers FOR A U OCCASIONS
287 Washington St.,
Winchester, Ore.
T IC K E T S
Europe
TON SETH FLORAL CO.
L / U V V E j MX O
° f*
TO
Bua Meets' AU T raina
d t I1L1L.11)
PAINTSANDW Al-LPAPER
orders
A t wholesale and retail,
Zeno, age 2 yrs. 9 mos., wt. 800 lbs; Zidell-B erenson Co., 208 F ro n t St.
p rom ptly filled.
S m ith 's w a ll Pap er
registered; best g e t o f celebrated Ike
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House,
108-110
Second
St..
Portland.
K nox. P ric e $160.
A lso 2 thoroughbreds, each 9 mos. old Rose C ity N o v e lty Wks., 105 Grand Ave.
wt. 200 lbs., (& $75. P rice s f.o.b. ranch P O T A T O ES________
station, S. P. R. R. N o b ette r anim als Potatoes, Onions, Apples, carload lota.
obtainable.
W . 8. H u rst & Co., W h olesale Produce
D alers, 292 A ld er St., Portland.
RATES
me t » m o * * *f* c t T .
^
oes,
COMPLETE UNE OF STEEL I
FILING DEVICES ARO SV STE*»S
TOT
______________
M iss M E. Cole. 207 T ilfo rd Bl, 10 & Mor.
P IA N O S A N D
Big Type Poland China Boars
WARM C O A T FOR L I T T L E
m e; best and m ost successful "H O M E
M A K E R " ; hundreds rich wish m arriage
Bason T ire Sales C o , 82 N. Broadw ay. soon; strictly con fiden tial; m ost reliable;
Complete line fo r live dealer.
W rite.
years of experien ce; description free.
C IQ A IU . P I P I *
------ "T h e Successful Clu b," Mrs. Ball, Box
Rich's C igar Stores, 6th and W ash. BL. 566, Oakland, Califo rn ia.___________________
P L U M B|N<f
D E N T IS T , L A T E U . S. N A V Y
W *r"caiT"liuppTy'T’o ^ ^
Dr. P. G. Brewn, 80S S tevens B l, Portlan d
plum bing supplies at wholesale prices.
D E N J I S T __________________*
W e w ill gla d ly estim ate cost of an y Job.
R E W right, SnS Raleigh Bldg., 6 & W n W r ite for prices.
S T A R K - D A V IS CO.,
E L E C T R IC <& A D V E R T I S I N G S IG N S
212 T h ird S t„ Portland.__________
Union Sign Co., 79 W est P a rk a t Oak.
T IR E S
UNITED SALES CO.,
15,000 Sprints in Stock. Portiud, Ore.
CENTRAL—REASONABLE
B r u y , M c L e a n .4 1V r o c , 4th & B ila m i S ta
A liv e man In each com m unity to han
dle B est Y e t Product, an A u to n ecessity P H O T O G R A P H IC S T U D IO
which has proved its success. Good m oney Hulsteather, 165‘i 3rd b e t M or. At Yam hill
w ith fin e proposition to righ t man. W rite P H O T O S T U D IO
______ ~
fo r particulars.
V . L Northrup, 412 W ash ington 8 t
PIANOS & TALK ING M A C H IN E S
633 W ash ington St.
Portland, Ore Soule Bros., 166 T en th St.
Get Springs w ith w ritten guarantee for year.
in
P A I N L E S 3 ^ D E N T I S T R Y ___________
P L A T IN G — N IC K E L
M yrtle Clarke, 733 M organ Bldg, Portland
P A IN I P u s ç h ! » n p n n i c T
Dr. E thel A. Sacry, R 603-4, 317 W M h . 8t.
Wanted at Once
SALEM BAKING CO., Salem, Ore.
AND
S P E C IA L IS T "
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Wm. 8. U Ren, u r i g o n i u n B ld g , P o rt la nd .
B ak e rs, C o n fe c tio n e rs , F o u n ta in S up p lies
O IL
You Can’t Break ’Em!
SAFE
TEETH
G O IT R E S P E C IA L IS T _____________________
CO.,
Casco Bldg.,
HAYNES-FOSTER BAKING CO.
Ask Your Grocer
A R T I F IC IA L
R. M\ Erwin, M. D.. 300-01 Journal Bldg.
GENERATOR
you would not be w ith ou t one fo r
m any tim es its small cost.
F re e book tells the w h ole story.
P O R T L A N D , O RE.
DIXIE BREAD
C O L L E C T IO N S
L a lle y L igh t, » » 1st 8L
‘R en u iifç, - \ T
V iolet rat
You can avoid the high prices of some new tires. As long as the
fabric is in good condition, don’ t throw them, away, build onto
them—Express in your old tires.
Hotel Alder
AND
J 1™ -. Inc.. 806 Dehum Building,_________ _
Short A d justm en t Co , 826 N .W lin k . Uig
EXPERT
I f you on ly knew the astounding ben
e fits to be derived from this L ife - G iv
ing,
H ealth -R esto rin g,
In v ig o ra tin g
A llen & L e w i s ’ B e s t B r a n d
70 S ixth S traat.
Spokane, Wash.
E. 614 31st St..
G R O C E R IE S
Guaranteed 4000
ADJU STM EN TS
AUTO
CRACKED CYLINDERS AND BROKEN CASTINGS
FRED DUNDEE
75
St P
P O R TL A N D . OREGON
W e ld in g
SAVE
2 —
Dr. Geo. W . Crockw ell, {Specialist
Fem ale P la c a n e»—-704-6 Dekum Bldg.
^ ib s o U T u n y T ie r fo ^
ng
L e t us
C o m m e rc ia l In fo r m a tio n fu r n is h e d fra s method w ith ou t a fte r effects.
o f c h a rg e . C a ta lo g u e s s u p p lie d an d c o m . p rove It to vou. W e m ake X -r a y exam
inations and specialize in first-class d en t
m a rc la l In q u irie s c h e e rfu lly a n s w e re d .
is try a t reasonable fees. Dr. A. W . Keene,
W r it e a n y f ir m b a lo w l Do I t n o w l
Dr. E. W . Prehn, M ajestic T h eatre Bldg.,
351ft W ashington St., Portland. Oregon
1 ’ T !■: C. itossman, 3u7 Journal Bldg
W rite (or descriptive circulars and booklets.
NATURO PATH
W -C W E L D IN G W O R K S
05 E ast W a te r St.
Portland, Ore.
The chief building materials in the
Late one afternoon Hazel had her
larger towns and trade centers o f Fin
land are red brick and cem ent Of
late, lim e and brick have been com
monly used and there are two modern
brick works. Cement stones or blocks
are also used, but to no great extent.
The common material Is red brick,
made in a great number o f larger and
smaller brick works. Norm ally, the
more Important works produced about
40,000,000 bricks annually. A t present
the supply is about exhausted.
beau call on her just as she and Ruth,
her little sister, were going to do the
dishes. When they were about half
way through Ruth said: “ Hazel, if
you’ll do the rest o f the dishes and
give me two centa I'll entertain Elmer
till you get through.” Hazel then re
plied: "Mamma's entertaining him for
nothing, ain’t she all right?” "N o ,”
Ruth said, “ Mamma never bad a fel
low, so she doesn't know how to enter
tain ’em.”
EVEN IN G FROCKS OF B R O W N
Color Choice of Tailors When Castina
About fo r Shade That Would
Be Desirable.
Brown Is one o f the smartest o f
color groups. And the fact thut brown
Is rather difficult to obtain Is going to
mnke brown all the more desirable
when you get It, notes a fashion w riter.
That Is, the statement has been made
that manufacturers cannot get brown
fabrics at low prices nor in large
amounts, so that It will be only In the
more expensive things thnt you w ill
be able to find this smart color, a fa c t
that ought to give you some satisfac
tion If you already possess n frock o f
brown.
Just where the vogue fo r brown
came from It would be hard to tell.
It Is not something that bus sprung
Into favor suddenly. In fact. It was
just before the world was electrified
by word o f a possible armistice that
a few women here and there m a d »
themselves distinctive by appearing'
In Interesting brown evening dresses.
It was a color that was almost un
thought o f fo r evening. Some com
mentators thought that It was one o f
the innumerable style events that was
due to the war. It was only natural
that this somber color should be worn
ns an expression o f dejection liecausa
o f the war. For hundreds o f years
In England brown was the recognized
color o f mourning, rather than black.
It was not remarkable thnt this color
of enrth and fallen leaves should co m »
Into favor when oil the world w a s
worn and discouraged with the great
war. But after our little spurt into
elation over the armistice, we resumed
our brown evening frocks. W'e thought
at first thnt we would have to w ea r
only very gay colors, but, at least in
this country, brown soon went on its
way rejoicing. Then it became favored
In afternoon gowns rod when the tail
ors were casting about for the color
family to mnke the most o f for the
season, brown presented Itself.
FROCK
FOR
MORNING
W EAR
Outfit Consists of Dress of Chambray*
Pink or Blue, and White Linen
Bib Apron.
An attractive costume for getting
breakfast combines a fresh morning:
froek of chnmhray, pink or blue, nnd a
bib npron o f white linen. Somehow, a
lln£n npron has a spotlessness and a
crisp freshness that an npron o f any
other material lacks. Make— or have
some one make for you— aprons o f
rather heavy white linen, the bib ent
in generous width and coming q u it»
high at the neck, and cut the lo w er
part o f the npron from a gored or c ir
cular pattern so that It will stand out
«mnrtly above the narrow skirt o f th e
frock.
A skimpy apron Is never fetching
nnd whether you realize It or noi lin e»
In an apron count fo r quite as much an
they do In a gown. The linen apron*
may be finished all around with cotton
rlckrack edging or may be piped w ith
striped gingham cut on the Mas.
Strings that tie In a big bow are pretty
on a sewing apron or n chafing dish
npron o f sheer material, but the linen
apron fo r morning Is better with m
neat belt that fastens with button and
buttonhole.
Fancy Materials Taboo.
Both the dress goods nnd the sttlc
Are Yea Satisfied? BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESS COLLECt mills have quite decided to stick t «
Is tb « b ig g e s t, m o o t p e r fe c tly .q u lp p a g staple nnd semi-staple materials f o r
B u a tae s o T r a in i n g S chool In t b . N o r t h
w e s t.
F i t y o u rs o lf fo r ■ h lg b o r p o o ltlo i some months to come. The reason f o r
w it h m o re m o n e y .
P e r m a n e n t p o s itio n * this is thnt conditions are considered
a s s u re d o u r G r a d e • • » a .
Write for catalog—Foarth an « Tamblll too abnormal to warrant makine
Fi“
m
goods that might depreciate consid
erably If there was a sudden chang»
In the situation. The manufacturer»
In both lines seem content to let the
fancy and novelty business go t »
English and French houses, desp lt»
Fear Mock* fron Union OeoeL Two Mieti
the possible loss In prestige thnt m ay
Ore» 100 eatable it i m i
Ratee 7(e to « 0 0 .
result. But It Is also believed that:
F. C. MORGAN, I
the Import lines will not gain m
much ground until the manufacturers
abroad have an opportunity to s e tt»»
P. N. U.
No. 5, 1920
back to old production lines.
New Houston Hotel