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OREGON INVITES THE OUR MAGAZINE SO SECTION 1925 W ORLD im O FFERS A M A R K E T FOR YO U R PR O DUCE affa PORTLAND 1 HlPPODRÒNlE £ Dort la mi. O r r fo n V A U D E V IL L E P H O T O P L A Y » C o m p ì« « « C h a n g e Sun «ru t T h u r*. Matin*« Daily T a u « N ig h t ly S a tu rd a y , S u n day, H o lid a y « , Con m tin u o u « M E D U S A W a te rp ro o fe d C E M E N T Interesting Features for the Entire Family a ill m a k * S II cml O ran.u U a, U a s e m e n i», « tc ., W a t e r - j p ro o f, R o tp ro o r, H a t p r o o f and F ir e p r o o f M * d o » a W a t e r p ro o fed W h i t « IV r t la n d C e m en t i « t h « l»e «t fo r S tu cc o P ia s te r on outeute fo r B u n ga * l lo w » - ~ l» o e « not « t a in and d ir t can b# h oard o f f | W r i t * fo r L it e r a t u r e S old by A. M c M I L L A N A CO.. 120 U n.on A v e . N . P o rtla n d H K M S n T C H IM * AN D P l.K X T lM i. B u tto n h o lin g — B u t t o n « — P la it in g — T u c k in g and C h a in s titc h tn » A il lU M a il O r d e r » g iv e n c a re fu l and p rom p t a tte n tio n E LITE SHOP. 12S* Tenth near Washington _ B A B 'S R E S T A U R A N T I S S S S r , Radio R e c e iv in g Seta, c o m p le te w it h ph on es and w ire . $50.00. A v e r a g e R a n g e 4tH) m ile s o f b r o a d c a s tin g Simple to rata, w ith c o m p le te in stru ction s. A . F. B rod t C o ., 245 G ran d A v e ., P o rtla n d , O re, V : « 8 § oil) SIX MAX SCOLDS U.cy would have a warm place to »lay until the *un «hone again. Teddy Squirrel began to think of r p i l E K K hail twn-n many sunny «lay* "*■ In the early spring, once upon a the time he had wanted, for he had} time, but Instead o f building their | no more nuts In his neat and ho was j hosts and working as they should have loo cold to go out for some that he j T o In tro d u ce P o r t la n d ’ » P r id e W a t e r done, two chattering young Roblna and knew were hidden under a rock In j p r o o f l Y m t w e w ill fu rn ish th e fir s t three b a rre ls o rd e re d fr o m y o u r co m m u n ity a t a three Sparrows were quarreling as the woods. Grand A »»n u * at 1 amkiU d is c o u n t o f 40<V R e g u la r p r ic e $1 25 per lly and by the old Sun Man peeped hard as ever you heard In a big tree ga llo n . In tro d u c to r y p r ic e .5 c e n t * Pu t P O R T L A N D . ORE. out from behind a cloud and looked j up in Si>, 5> a n d 65 g a llo n ba rrels. In the orchard. ------- P O R T L A N D ’ S P R ID E P A IN T CO.. Ted Squirrel ran over from the big ! at tho Itoblns und Sparrows, lie | EXPERT «71 K e lly s t r e e t P o rtla n d . O re go n tree at the edge o f the wood«, and j peeped Into Teddy’s hole In the tree, j when he heard whut It waa all ubovit too, and then he began to scold. & PATENT ATTO RNEY "W hy do you all thick 1 made the I « 3 W « can show you how to turn your pater.table he began to wonder If he did not want C ' V r ' C ' t l l >x*TT' O r r i l - i /''»*'» Jeas into cash. Oregon Licensed Mechanical that very tree, too, for that was what I days so nice and warm, 1 should Ilk* L \ C h L lX A 1 o L K \ lU s Pnguwer. TH O M AS B lL Y t U . AC Ster«na Buildma. Portland Ore. they were quarreling about, you see. to know? I gave jrou two sunny day» B> Pared Poat Return Poatage Paid. W i“ It happened that one young ltohln und you wasted them In quurivllng Cirwuiars and Piwes. came to the tree Just as the other had over a tree. "A t Your and Call” decided he would build there, and Mlle re art* tree« enough for you »11, such a chattering and fluttering as and many more beside«, but you fool L A Y T C N C O O P E R A G E CO. went on! ish ones must pick out oue tree and M ân u ftvtu rrn o f »m i -- ----- " Then along came three Sparrows, Insist that there U no other. Get to Tsuru Aoki i« th« charming little D «d ,n i. PLEATING SPECIAL and when they found that some one work every one of you or 1 will go w lf« of S««su« Hayakawa, th« movl« i . » and ma.-htne p lo t skirt. rm.lv New and Second-Hand Cttt. M H r b u d . «i __________ _ wanted the tree very much they all back behind the cloud und uot shine star. Aftar an abaenc« of many y«ar« lk. Old _______ O.tri, __________ K 1 .-I 11 M __ rviiMln. D A D D r T C 11-,kk Hsi'asUlchins I t.- from th « «creen «ha was recently In decided that they wanted It. too, again for a week.” D r tl\ l\ L L J t A S r U » NO \ E L T Y M FC. CO. though they were comfortably located U H F ifth St. Portland. Ora They all went to work, you may be duced to return to play opposite her P O R T L A N D . OEK. sure, and there w a s n o more fussing, husband In on« of hi« big productions. A G R IC U L T U R A L IM P L E M E N T S | F arm Im p le m e n ts — .New and secon d for none of them wanted to huve the Sh« ha» been deeply Interested In hand, sp e cia l prices. P . K. & a u eu *h a4 «t work of translating old Sun Man scold a g a i n o r go away H iy ik a w a ’a ; J tv -366 K M o rriso n S L K a s t »1. R I B B E P S T A M I’S snd M A R K IN G Shakespeare'» play» Into tho Japan«»« und make the e a r t h cold und weL B R A Z IN G . W E L D I N G A C U T T I N G DEVICES. N o r t h w e s t W e ld in g a.- Supp.> C o fr» 1st St t language. (C o p ) i g h L ) SA V E Y O UR Dicing ROOF Cleaning INFORMATION DEPARTMENT, Beck One is the fumous reliable JO x J 1 j inch Goodyear All Weather Trcud Clincher. Its companion is the popular 30 x J >, inch Good yeur Cross Rib. The Govxiyenr Cross Rib is built o f the same high grade Egyptian cotton fabric that goes into the All Weather Tread Goodyear. It has a long-wearing but differently designed tread, und sells for less money. More than 5.000.000 of these tires have been ■old in the lust five years. Their fine performance has demonstrated the folly o f buying unknown und unguaranteed tires o f lower price. Ask your Goodyear Service Station Dealer ubout their advantages. G ÎO D fŸ E A R W e s t e r n in e U e or W e s t e r n T » s «! e * C L E A N IN G St U*OAm~ - """* R x p e r t a d v ic e on a ny tag problema In com e S everal years a ctu al e x p e rie n c e in G overn - n o n D I f U D rn t B ureAus Is o ffe r e d r n U D L U flO : se u n able to v is it our o ffic e . S ta te yo u r tro u b les b r ie fly and aend in w it h t l and w e w ill g i v e you hon- •at to g o o d « « « » a d vice . It w ill p a y you to * t In touch w ith us n ow E J. C u rtin , £ loom 805 L e w ie B ld g., P o rtla n d . O regon. INCÜ ME TAX Suggestion. ÿHS2SZS2S2S2S2SïT£Sï5ia5?SïS2SSS2SÏS2S2SÏSÂSiSÂSZS2S'i52SZ52S2S2Sï; tS W sffffa rw y A N D D Y E IN G F o r r a l t M l C le a n in g and D y e in g s e r v ic e sen d pa* . e l s to us. W e pay re tu r n p vs t.ig e In fo rm a tio n and p ric e s g i v e n ] upon requ est. __ E N k E S C IT Y D T K W O R K S L a tau n sh ed l * * v ___ P o r tla n d C L T F L O W E R S A F L O R A L D E S IG N » ! C la rk e B ros.. F lo ris ts . 217 M o rris o n ¿ t .___ F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S 1 C o m m e rc ia l I ron W o r k «, i l h A M adison .__ M AC M IN E R ) Sand us y o u r in q u ir ie s fo r a n y th in g la Iron o r W o o d w o r k in g M a c h in e ry , L o g g in g . h u w m ilL C o n tr a c to r s E q u ip tm -rt, L o v o - m otivea . B o ilers, E n g in es, C ru sh ers. R ail, v'au.e. B e ltin g , etc. B u rk e M a c h in e ry Co., •2 » R a ilw a y E x c h a n g e B ld g . P o rtla n d , Or. Mk’ LEU BARBER C U U J K K leaches trad« in 6 weeks. Some pay while leam- ing. PueiUous secured. 'A n te for catajogua. ¿34 Burnside street. Portland. Ore. M O N U M E N T S — E. 3d and P i n « Sts. c*ito aichuuaann G r a n ite A M a rb le W o r k ». PERSONAL M a rry i f L o n e ly ; m o st su cce ssfu l ‘ 'H o m e M a k er". h un dreds ric h , c o n fid e n tia l; re lia b le , y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e ; d e s c rip tio n s free. T h e S u c cessfu l C lu b ,” Mrs. N a sh , B ox 55«, O akland . C a lifo rn ia . PIPE REPAIR as p i p p c R e p a ir e d b y e x p e r t a R a s a * * * * 5-^0 l*ip e Shop. - ‘ 2 W ash. PRUNE TR E E S ! PR UN E TREESttl B e iu re b u y in g ««Isew here see ua C o lu m b ia 7 u n w r y C o ^ 1480 U nion A v e , F o r Hand. AR> B E A U T Y P A R L O R W e help the a p p e a r a n c e o f w om en . T w e n t y - t w o in. h s w itch o r t r a n s fo r m a tion, v a lu e $7 SO, p rice $2 45 to 412 D ek u m B ld g S H O E R E P A I R I N G IN P O R T L A N D M o d e l S h oe R e p a ir . 172 W a s h in g to n S t D a v is Bros., A m e r ic a n S h o em a k ers, 10« 4th S L ____________________________________I a a a *. - C i t t - . Spe i ty D r. Chas. M. A n d erso n . K e n to n , P o rtla n d . W ecfdtng B ou qu ets and F u n era l P ie c e s Each o f the two tires illustrated ttltuvc is « Ken uiite Goodyear through niul through. 3 " a a <1 1 he Right Thing 3 a 3 3 ■at the- 5 Right Time y MARI] MARSHALL DUFFEE 3 S^S2ra52SH52SEÍZS?tríSHSESeSÍ!SÍ525E5iS2S25íS2S¿S2SÍS¿Seii¿S¿i¿5¿b? „ ¡0 iv SURE TO HELP SICK WOMEN Hlchard. age five, had been left a! | home In the care of one of his aunts 1 | for a few days. It appeared to the aunt that Klchsrd usually managed to do Just tho things that she had for | bidden hltn to do. K-lnally she men Mrs. Baker, So Much Benefited by tioned that fact to Richard, only to Lydia E. Pinkham’* Vegetable Cow- receive the following reply: "Hut. pound, Anxious to Help Others auntie. I never think of thoeo thing» tUI you talk about them, anil then It Lebanon. Indiana.— " I waa complete seema to me that I Just must do ly run down from women’s troubles snd them." stomach trouble and for a long time waa hardly aide to d » my Odd Eaperlences. W o rk I had a>ms f r i e d da w hu had One day I went skating. The creek taken Lydia K. I'mk- was about s mile away from home bam'a V e g e t a b l e A fter I had been skating for some G>nt|x>und. ami they tohl me about it. I time It began to snow very hard. I k n o w what it haa thought I would skate down the done f » r me and I branch of the creek to a bridge Just a r e c o m m e n d It to few steps from the house. I skated Other«, as I am sure it will I n a g r e a t and skated before finding I had gone down the wrong branch and was about help to all aide women. It la a wonder ful medicine, and 1 give you permiaalon three miles front home. It was s to use my testimonial and my photo strange ezpertence, I must say.— E x-: graph ‘ — Mrs. E m m a IU k m . 310 S. East SL. Lebanon, Indiana. change. These letters recommending Lydia R. Ptnkham’s Vegetable Compound ought The Wool Combtrs. to convince women o f the great worth In the luttln quarter of Paris one o f this medicine in the treatment o f ail often sees groups of bareheaded wom ments to which they are often subject Mrs. Baker calls it " a wonderful med- en sitting In some quiet corner of the Ictag * are s u f f e r i n g fr o m street, perhaps within a church door, troubles women often have, or feel all picking and combing tbe wool of their run down, without any ambition or en mattresses. No matter bow poor s ergy for your regular work, take Lydia R. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound. It French prasaut may be. he almost al la a natural restorative and should help ways possesses s comfortable bed with you as it has Mrs. Baker and many, a wool mattress. many other women. DON’T AIR TOUR ILLS and the only reason you «re privilegisi behind th* attic blinds of .he turn, to tell him ts la-cause you pay him to bouse. listen and because by telling hliu you F ire P r o o f a n d M o d e r n DKJ1K.M BKU that the man who All day they quarreled, and when hope to remove the symptoms. Dal to air his makes a point night came the two young Itobtus tC o p y r ig h t .) --------- 1 > . -, hud to sleep In the branches without bodily Ills, und who makes It a matter o f principle not to grumble about the v .% s v .v .v .v .v .v .v .- .v .% % % v P A R K A N D M O R R IS O N STS. a nest. They had wasted the tlm* In upa und downs of hts health always Depot Morrison Cars direct to HoteL Popular disputing and no work was don*. Price«- Center Shopping and Theater discoct. has un advuntuge over the -nan who But the first thing the nest morning, F R A N K A. C L A R K . Prop., formerly with Clyde HoteL when the sun came up, they all began keeps his associates posted concern- lng the way be feels. quarreling again. Instinctively your associates feel The Sparrows should have been re- pairing their nests instead o f quarrel- that you are superior when they Ing over something they did not want, realize that possibly you too some- for the winter winds had broken their times feel under the weather but that I V W U S V W W W W , v .\ % T h e Set* Complete or Part». W rit« for The homes and they were very ragged you never grumble about It. M YERS B LA C K W E LL C O M PA N Y “ I XC l’KAHLES" thoroughbred man, like the thorough looking. Indeed. 4*2 Hawthorn# A w . PO R T L A N D . ORE Teddy Squirrel, too, should have ; bred animal, does not whimper over Thers Is « X I T H I l . K there’s life there’s hope. been at home making his nest clean the slightest discomfort. W tr„,.r statement over waa from the shells he had left from his , something o f the Stole In all true j KODAK FINISHING winter meals, but he. too. came back ; aristocrats and It is a characteristic o f made. Every one Ims Iteurd It and BEST RESULTS-LOWEST PRICES. Developing roll film». 10 cte pack a Sit* eta. Print«, to say the tree was his because he i all mean and 111 bred natures to like nearly every one believes it. Itut to all sizes. Velvet 4c. Brilliant Okas 5c. Roberta had been looking at It all winter out to reveal the fact o f their discomfort Judge by the pitiable lives of tunny Photo Shop. Tits S- :i:ng Bldg.. Portland. Ore. --- --------- ---— Lubiinei Florists, J45 M st o f his hole in the tree at the edge o f I even to dose associate». I his Is. of oae Is Inclined to believe thnt a large the wood». course, ibeurd—absurd because it »c- number full to put their belief Into Suggests Trouble. And so all these silly creatures tually causes more discomfort to your practice. .. | associates than would un admission of There’s another old proverb which F ran tr*t* bt: 1d«d fm»n beu-tn« or-b- Adv.— Open for position, an excel wasted two warm spring days In quar STtlx ApT'io. F’e*r. CNerry. Pluau says In substance that nothing la cer reling and the next morning they your Illness. 1‘r-sst Ancient. QulLf* Grips Vico* lent Janitor that k e e p s y o u in hot « » • Shrubbery. Pixel*. K**pb*rri«». Bltck* Remember thnt there Is only one tain but death. And this Is llkewlse awoke to find the sky all gray and i#m«s. Lcaan*. D«#bsm«*. A*p*r»x-j*. ter all the time.— Boston Transcript. person In the world to whom you have bellevcd by most persons, though at lU'.ttbxrb. Floorer! nf Shrub». Ran*», the air cold und damp. V b M . JMd(«k N>t «M l Bh»d ........... .................. ........ .... |...|.... |........... The two young Robins begun to a right to tell all (he bad feelings thnt times one finds the handwriting on Cznlxf* pxLL SxOrfacUoa cuxrxutowk Cuba Size of Pennsylvania. shiver. They did not feel at all like you experience, only one js-rsot whom the wall Indicating that certain things W A S H IN G T O N N U R S E R Y CO The area of Cuba is about equal to quarreling. The Sparrows wished they I you are privileged to burden with your are Inevitable. Y o p p « n ls h , W a s h in g t o n . S a le s m e n c v e jry w b c r«. Mi-re* w a n te d . Nevertheless, the latter proverb Is had repaired their broken nests so symptoms— und that Is your doctor, that of the state of Pennsylvaui*. Words to Be Avoided. -T set.- Just as sound as the old one given at F ir e P r o o f and M odern There are two simple words In our the begllining of this essay. There Sir Chartres Dlron, London's chief N E W HOUSTON HOTEL Camel» Live a Century. would, therefore, tie much more happi magistrate, once gave a lecture on language that have caused more mle- A. E. Holcomb«, Mar.Xtf> r W e e k ly R a te s to P e r m a n e n t G u e s t» Camels sometime« live to the agt ness In the world If many more would "T a c t" and Incidentally related a story ery than all the plagues of history. S ix th and E v e r e t t S tr e e t «, T h r e e B lo c k « live w ith both thoughts clearly In mind. of a Scottish minister who on one oc They have broken lifelong friendships, fr o m N e w P o «t o ffic e . F o u r B lo c k « fro m of a hundred years. ? ” U n io n D ep o t, P o rtla n d , O r«. There Is no sadder Institution In the casion thua addressed a condemned set brother against brother, separated world than those devoted to the treat- Not Flattering. criminal: "Donald, mon, the gallows lovers snd caused children to weep. meat and care of persons uffilctrd with I am unused to children and besides Incurable ailments. No on* In 'the are ready, tho hangman’s ready, tbe 7heae poisoned words have sent Inuo- "" F A C T S about ^our name; it’s kixtorp; knowing no lullaby songs I have no world deserves greater sympathy and rope's ready -a re ye ready?" Chlcagu | c*'nl persons to the gallows and havs 1 to 5 ton CMC, Republics, Whites, etc. MILDRED meaning; wnonce it vJex derived; ngnifi- i turned tha debutante Into a deml- voice to carry a tune. 1 offered to care j comfort and aid than th o s e who are Herald. Send for our LiaL M ARSHALL suffering from Ills which th.-y believe canee; your iuckÿ deÿ and luck»? jewel mondalne. Think well before you let iiT - \ - T it T A t jT if r ID II-IV 1 for a neighbor’s child one afternoon. cannot be cured. Hut there ur* entire W ENTW ORTH & IRWIN, Inc., J|,e child grew tired and asked me to | them pass your lips. They are "T h ey Spiritualistic Mania. ly too many who are declared Incur b6r aDd •*»«- * t * * “ “ bravely but From Southern Bavaria comes the say."— Exchange. have na equivalent I^tlctte. Caroline, ables or decide themselves that noth LEVA --------------------------------------------------- 1 she stopped me and said: "Y ou don’t report of an entire family of 11 mem Ing can he done to bring them good the form from which our own Lina need to sing, I dess. Your songs make Removing Scratches From Glass. la probably most often derived, was heulth. Every crmuiunlty of consider hers going Insane through spiritual- RAINIER H O T E L me wider awake.”— Exchange. E NA or Linn, as It Is frequently able size has some such residents who latlc experiments. The neighbors Slight scratches In glass can lie par popular In Germany and was brought • a » h SI 00 »mi * . 12S N i * SL r m k i On spelled. Is one o f the most con- \ ery Centra») Located Con »extent to all to England by the wtfe o f George H. make life unhappy for themselves and found them, after destroying their tially polished out by rubbing with Depots, and one block from main Pottoflbce filctlng o f feminine name*. Etymol Rare Indeed others, and many thousands o f them who gave It vogue among the nobility. funlture. about to offer up an Infant rouge wet with wuter, upon a piece of In a recent published story occurs ogists find It derived from the same The lovely mysterious lapis lazuli may be found In the United States as a sacrifice to the “ spirit of pure soft leather. Deeper scrutchre must source us Helen and also discover It the following: "H avin g thrust a New Is the tnllsnmnlc stone assigned to Yet, thanks to the advances of medical light."— Scientific American. be ground out with flour emery. A through the evolution o f Charlotte. Lena. R promises her freedom from science, only s very smnll proportion Testament into his pocket before Who shall say which is correct? huff wheel Is useful for work o f this of these are actually Incurables. danger snd dlsense; Indeed, It Is said F l g T U I . A . F I S S f R E , Itc h starting he now took it out and read Swallowed Each Other. kind. Another formula for a powder It is not difficult to understand how to lie a cure for fevers. Friday Is in g p.:nl alt o th e r r e ,t a t Wonderful would be the Increase In This must c o n d itio n * e x c e p t C a i . e - j the Twenty-third Psalm." Lena or Lina came to be a contrac the world’s happiness If this fact were A perfectly formed hard shell crab to rub Into scratches la (¡0 parts pow her lucky day and 3 her lucky number. p e rm a n e n tly cu red w it h have been a rare copy of the Tesla- tion o f Helena, hut preference is gen The morning glory o f contentment Is widely known and understood and be shout the size nf the end of a person's dered chalk, 30 parts trlpoll and IS out h s u rg ic a l o p era tio n . , My nv " i of ti*»utni*-r 11 went, unknown to any person other erally given to the theory that Lina lieved. It Is, therefore, a matter of thumb was found In an oyater shell. part* hole; wet the surface of tho ar her flower. aave» the t naue Instead of , , , deetro»tng m it han the author and his character, is the correct form and that Its real great Importance which shculd make (C o p y r ig h t i The crab had evidently been awallow- ticle slightly, then rub with linen leea, requires no tnca- -------- U-------- course Is Identical with the great Karl every one glad that I "resident Har th e tlc and p erm a n en t, ed by the oyster, but presumably It cloth dipped In this powder. ^ r y f T h ere 1» no co n fin e m e n t o f the Franks w in was the forefather Beating Her to It. ding's personal physician, llrig. Gen. • t no In te rfe re n c e of the feminine Charlotte. Chnrles Sawyer, Is engaged In plan proved too much for the oyster, ns I w ilh t usln»*«» o r so cia l en ea g e m e n t » The submissive little husband was to Read Yoqr r u a ra n t e « a cuire o r w i!l refui r»d you r fee. The "S trik e” Is On. Charlotte o f Savoy, who married ning for the welfare department of there waa no oyater In the shell when stealthily picking bis own pockets be- C a ll o r w r ite fo r book let. 5 en tio n Una M I C h a r a c te r is tic s the United States government. For It was opened. p a p er w h in w ri t i n » fore going to bed. ” A brute of a wif# Louis X I, Introduced her name to The customer called the waiter. and Tendencies — the French royalty, whence It traveled Doctor Sawyer has devoted most of “ There's a chunk of wood In my I ¡.eater, that’s what I am." he chuckled Capabilities or W eak quickly to Germany. There It changed his life to seeking "Incurables" and Boxwood Hard to Obtain. softly. sausage," said he. " I expect to be n e s s e s That Maks fo r Success or Second and M orrison Sta., P o rtla n d , O r«. curing them, and he believe* that the form, becoming first Lettrhen, then In this country wo nnce used ton* served with the dog, but I'll bo hanged Failure as Shown in Your Palm Caroline, and finally I.lna. Meanwhile happiness and welfare nf thousands of Charlotte (fA lb ret of France, who was person* depends on tenehlng them that of tho Turkish and Persian boxwood If I'll eat tho konnol, too.” given In marriage Into the House of few are actually Incurnhle and Hint for engraving, but this finely textured TH E HAND OF A SOLDIER wood, la now difficult to obtain and UTILITY HATS MOSTLY SMALL There Is still the tendency to let the Tremotdlle, was responsible for the most o f the slek can lie made weli. Good Advice. brim or the trimming drop on the side, brave Lady Derby carrying It Into (C o p y r ig h t .) very high priced. Ordinarily wo use A S M IG H T almost be expected, the " I f you want to succeed, son," said Headgear fgr Dressy Occasions Goes and all side trimmings are extremely England. The queen o f George III, <« 3,000 tons of It annually. good. Un some of the lurge hats wide hrtuglng the nnme front Germany, es * * hand of a successful soldier must Uncle Ehen, "you gottor learn to got to Other Extremes and Largs ribbon Is used. Wide moire ribbon tablished In England the popularity be square and firm. T i e top phalanx Shapes Have Call. es’ as busy an' enthusiastic over Silver Tongues. o f the thumb must be strong, to In embossed Is one o f the ultra-fashion- o f the dlralrutlve Lins. reg'lar work as you does over a ersp dicate will power and ability to com able notes in w-bleh fashion is Indulg Rey. Ernest F. T ittle of Evanston, Utility hats for early wear are most game.” The Spanish make Lola from the mand. As the soldier— that Is, the ing herself this season. The becom ly srtuli, st... a nt.liu.er. For dressy III., says It's great to be a distinguish- contracted form o f Charlotte or Car- officer— musi frequently use tart nud occasion* sî .ipe* go to the other ex- ing. up-rolling brim Is still with us. ed orator, but that It Is greater to tell Iota, as they cull her, and the French diplomacy, the second phalanx o f the trente and nr* very large. Seen In the truth! thumb should be v e il curved. profile the crown is large and dome- | FASHION NOTES FROM PARIS (>n Hin* to Make a B u rm a ..f tha ll.-al K.tata Ambition la Indirnted by a line run final nea ParUrijIara, Maeil.,nal.l l-anu-rati«« shaped, the book brim about half the Haqlty Compqny. San Ute«... Callfurnla. 8alty. ning from the line o f life to or to width of the front. The front view English or eyelet embroidery In taf t I l ward the mount o f Jupiter, under A LINE 0 ’ CHEER shows a broad brim much wider from 1 feta or crepe de chine Is important. Salt bed* covering an area of forty | ♦ Hie forefinger. A «tar or the mount of side to side than from hack to front, i Organdie, white or colored. Is u»e<j square miles exist In Nova Scotia. One Jupiter reveals distinction gained In By John Kendrick Bang«. The bl-oortis and tri corns are favorite for (ollur* and cuffs, gilets und blouses bed alone Is said to be 900 feet wide the field or elsew here. shapes, and some models are boat of all kinds. and eighty feet deep. I f there is present In the hnnd wlint (Y U i liL U f shaped, with the brim or coronet roll- , Evening dresses are largely of beau Is cm lie., a second mount o f Mars— T H E RIVER OF HOPE Ing tip clo»e to the crown. A goou , tiful bendwork with panels that cling Is naaOad la eve ry da part mam nl houaa- Hang th* Qrammarl that Is, a mount lying between the line kraping. F-qually good lo r towala. tabla many models have a narrow visor like to the ground work. lin a«, ahaata and pillow caaaa. Grararr O P I T S s stream th a t c a rr ie s of life and the mount of Jupiter— It brim and others come out a little over When money talks w e don't care A set o f shell pink snd orchid silk H on Indicates unusual bravery and daring the forehead, which, milliners say. Is pajamas has the trousers o f orchid whether It says "Y ou and I " or "You F r o m to d a y to Joys sn jn . A short line running from the line o f Arc You SituM? upt to he more becoming. piped In pins and the Jucket of pink R * ;.ld a m a y rush h ere a m i th ere. Be. and me" so long as It connects us up fate, which ruts vertically up (he palm tn tha h lg g sat, r H id d e n r o c k , m a y lu re s n d sn are. m ost perfsetly equipped In tho moderate sized hnts poke piped In orchid. Hurl urne T r« ra in in g Hrhooi In tha N o r t h - Bu t b ey md th em lies th e sea of the hand to Saturn, allows a gor- shapes have reappeared. What their j The cnpe-oack sleeve, a straight w r it F U yotiraelf for a ___ high _____ _______ er __ position W ith th a aalllnit c le a r and fr e e . Absence Defined. emu ent appointment. The mount o f w ith mora money. Perm a n a si [>-.allions reception will be Is hard to say. but piece o f lace or material, which goes W h e r e t f en y o u r ro u re e be tru e assured o u r G rnd uatss Mars—shout the middle .f the ,.alin. Absence Is like a wind which fans If skirts become longer the future o f from one wrist across the hack and S m ilin g h arb o ra w a it fo r you. „W r lta fa c catalog. Fourth end Tamhlll. on the outside—should be strong, to a conflagration but which extinguishes Portland. I C o p y iig h L ) tho poke bonnet lo o k * rmtr'i more down to the other wrist, Is much used express endurance. a candle.— M. Tlnayre. promising than It would otherwise. J for evening and afternoon frocks. P. N. U. 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