Tnn mohxixg precomax. Friday. November id, iois.
13
boulevard, have been Invited by Carl
Heller, manager of the Orpheum. to be
mm ii KNimiiiimi m
Aprils
nil lil a
hi guest at the theater inis aner
noon. Ona of the feature of the
show I an act styled "The Call of the
fixtles." In which old-time tunea are
.l.i.rl
The management of th Old People"
tioo.. haa accented Mr. lieltcra invita
S III I! mWOKkTRUDE P. CORHIiTT,
tion for lb aired folk to attend the
show, and seate have been reserved for
them well up In front In the auditorium
Fa I- - . . a - - WW T ntrtTn
tSvrTi 1 1 1 nTr. I i ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 hi
so that thry will near ana see an
SO"tETT. tr debutant
linet and I" " m.rTt4
1( ,,fionliT b'r yealerdaT
T- ! t r. M" wmu-n C.
,.r praa.l-., al rhumllH luneh-
ofl .V--. JoK" . ('' '
ree.at'r atn.l tha our married '
f rtUl ki.i Al tha lutvheon
C4tifi w.r. : I" I". t-in
a .. r matron. and a n-4tor of at
.ririe. An artl.ti- arrangement
r rnry.tramum. eblir from pl-
at pia ! 4-f miaio-rrr.
It th afrareoofa ai-a aa the !'
. . 1 M. a Mr lm J
. -..( k.e fr.-ti 4-JBr. Mi
N.. I. wi'lr. Hundreds et 'at.
.... ... ..I. ih. hour, of J l . 'f
..- t'.. tea. line from 1 l
l r-t ffoni a I o a a i -l,rm
th fi.-at ( Mr
JoMtb
V T..t aH Mr W l!bm K. oroi praj.
.1 Ihe prslty
11a letura
.r wM.fa rol
bowl of pink
r.uea aavl midei-hir
aia mnnl hour. Mr.
farna. lrtB
arl I. W.r-
.... ..a u M t' ITnW' P'-
Me.t Tit. )! a.ai.ted about
,e-,m. r Mr N.laoax M-fc -IIID
arroit, Visaa lho.Ja Ham. i n. Ituth
fee twttm jitrobrM. Mr.r.l
v,-tnoij(. rthrln
l:u..
von ;ut"ri. l'tr
-rfc- rffAW iftx.rwn w. ft
bow.r of
...irtfal ri-r.I C ft to b. cr)rmlr
i.itnt. rw. cnrr"'"-""""--
l.r BBf orM4 i
with tna fair
nuaintlr attir.4
In a lmpl. frock of
l0rr whit and
Ih. bAl 1
raalo tlht af1 o
... In... boin Of llr
tl( fltrnr lul
and tha
: . .k!rt Of
laff.la. with I.
bavl oid-U-hln.4 OO..C.T
mt vnr rd.r btr.om In h P.i
r.. H-r dark Ira... w.ro bandog
vitft a narrow it.r nooJ.
Mr. 7.n. Mft attractT
t-on. clurnln I" a o of hlta
aattn wttt la-
drap.rjr
in 4 cryi
ti-arnb.i;t.h4
tar. bott
A cor.
a.c of ThM. comp!l-l br coatum.
tk. .iifirtit. oum debutant' "
..i.t.d aboul lha room. wr prattlly
an rharmlna-'r owt
In ta aoin aboul 3 of lh ba'l't
.M ba.u w."St"l Jt
ln-a for an Informal daara. maklB
S. day bMmful of m.rrtrriant
a a a
..t aisnl .11 th. opanlnar of Iha
,.,. d.fta of lb Mondar MM
nX wMh wa li.tj al Mot. I Mull
mmn ortetnal data for IM af-
f.,r waa Mndar. nd tn f'4lr lft
a-an-a. will ba bald o Mon4aT- Tfta
m.-ns.r. in -t-ida aoma of Iha mooi pop.
sl.r marr.-l roupla. of o-ltT. with
,..r! b.rh.tor. H ara dot.a of
t.ia ri af tarp!ora.
. a a
Tan M r.rlli la ba i
fr Ladr r.r.orT al l.ia Portland llo
t in k id. m.mbara of Iha Port
Iaa4 rnr of lb traroa laa
bi4dnv l-dr Or-orT I on of
tna nt-r.tlB foraa Ift Irl.h
t anal T"iat.r Momnl and bar pr-
aa. a la FrtlaB. la is
a a
Ta ralh4ra hMr which ba
.a wall ptronu.4 dirln Iha w..h
witt rloa w.th ai Informal ba l lhi
,,(. ( wbi.b ft Urn ftit.ndaaca
ta ap-4. Amona- la Ml'""
wrt ba Iha worn. " '
.Ran of Iha 4 tf.rant d-partm.t
tna haiaar eapabif drm lb
w..k Th. will h- Mr. J. P. OHri.n.
M-a P J. man. Mi Anna Daon. Mr
J p rook.. Mr Andr.ar f. Imttb.
V-. "frank. r"t. Mr Coo A M
K.nna. Mm -.n Ial. Mr Jm,
r.rT. Mr, P J. "". M-a M.rr
M K. Mr Jan. T. fa- Ma r".a
...a til-T. Mra, C :. 1 h.n.rr. Mr
T., im r.i.r. 4 Mr John Cllar.
Tha Ctdral a:l. fin
rn.j. h .tra.l. wl!l ba la Cala
attlr.
tar Iha a.nt. wh.rn r'"r'"
to b
a r iha ml notaMa af
t"ia a-
aaa. Th- attand:a Iha a.r dar
mc tho ft.trnoo mr altand wlth
a it Iha ait of dr.wio for Iha
aaa
A dlnnar an4 1'i.At.r parlr w.r.
Part of Is .nt.rt.mmant ptann4
nitht b-r IK.rrSara of lh KnlS? t
af Ptaia. for th. pi.a.ura of lhir
a.ipr.m- chiB.-:lor. Pri . Yoan.
aat Mrt. T.in(. of Ada. O. Tha in
a.r wa. ! al Iha Imperial M'tl.
a-i t II waa fot'w4) mm4it.lr by ft
fartr ( Iha Pk-r Th.atr for Iha
wma. w la 11a m a'nd4 lt
maatlnc at it: Tba 4nn.r
p.rfr wa. rorrp-4 of Mr. ia Mr
rnn. Mr an! Mra 'rank !. Orftnl.
Jfr and Mr tJ-i '. Moaar. Mr. and
Mm. nhan .a. Marrow. Mr. and Mr.
t. Cwrtia. Mr. and Mr. U I- fou.-h.
ff and Mr M Urw. Mr. an4 Mr
Tha4 U ilrair. .Mr. .nl Mr, V. J. II
CUf.t. Mr. and Mr. John IC. Plw.IU
f r.'Ki. W..h ; V H. Ca. w.
T, Mii. of Tha rail"; Wat.r
i. gl..., fl kpr of o r l
and ...I., of Ihia cit; W H ard I.
M-k. r4 rbaB.-altor of lba 'at.
J. R r. Fo'irnt. of Hainfr. publi.h.r
f I ! ?ntor.
aaa
M r-n.tano Pir.r wltt ! lo-
r for K'li'B in iH at tha Kappa
.xtrha That llouao l fttt.nd tha fnol-
. ma an4 ttndBl f.atlTiti'a.
fi.a pip.r w: pa. Ih. w.rk-.aJ la
a a a
fr. Thorn. rrrl-k firka I. ft
Tt 4naadav tl for a t-dr lll lo
tsa fair in ? fran.-t.-.
.
f and Mra. Gorc T. Wirt.tl wl!t
laa.a fator-Jay fr ft thr.a wh" trip
. ralitorn.. Th.r will i.il bt tha
h.n rn.l. an.t oja I'i.eo Talra.
jnd wf. ba afranpan t4 bv Mi. Cath.
..tna whn will attend Ih f.n
VrnrU'- :pi'ioo. rturms to
lort aad In wk
M- and Mr r ILinl twl.. Mr. K.
If. Erna and Mi Marartt f.rook.
a-a .ojoornmc In I'alifornt fttt.ndinc
t-a r.s-"" In Wan fran-aco. and
ethar point, of tntr..l In Iha !oMt:.
Tha ftl rIl!.r
t TrTinit'in riuu
d.n'lnc Party of
.ill b h.14 Ihi.
r.nn. at t a
tf.it.-a m i. h.
fl'jhiio-i.. Jpa-lal
b"n n.4 and a
f .1
wirt
rpr...Uf ion
(a .ip.ct.l
of rn.mbr.
Pl.mnnl Club witt
Cia tbar bl
tomorrow aicM
yoo'h'y i'if r1"'
at Kanlnn CI 4
Atl m.mS.ra and
friandw tait.4-
Tha St. Grr4 nc.ty will Ito a
rt.nra an! rrd parly al lllbaraiaa
H.'i kan iht. Tb p rx ) . will ba
4 for mart'T
aaa
Via. Rata Pat. lfl W.I.I.T on
ha i....r fir fijn Pranai.a-o 4 Iba
P. ipaitioB.
aaa
Tka choir of ha lit. raa-t rlholl
Phorvk uadar lia d.raartioai of M. J.
K-atmc b pr-Pr.4 apactal mo.l
l proatramma fir tha arKa It indy
ar.nla.a- Tha aolol.l. wi: b- MIWI
K.th.rin Iwla'. M.rtha M"Nam.
May "oorao. Jf.iti llabapo.l aod
j. K-atin. Arth-ir .a.w.min. J llorlry
Ma r..fl. an Hoim ; n Violin fthd
lo by rrr. ai.in
ti. l:i. M.Tr. ar.ni.t.
and
Th
dia of riao Phitiiar.
I. nl.-. of tha p H T . ara lin a
K.ffa K:t.-" and anrn .al I
tuorrow Iree i t r. iL ftl 16 Co-
OHIO MATRON. WIFE OF SUPREME CHANCELLOR KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS. WHO IS BEING
iU
m
man IIoj. Thlrianth and Jrffroo
trta. al whirh they hopa lo welcoma
all of thrlr frland
a a
Mi. Oartruda Pida. h ddln
wi.l taka plac rarly In Imbr. la
b'tna ilnlty .nt.rtalnrd by Bar
frivod Ml.. Nail Crolt waa hat
for a ml.rrUanroa. shower raoontly.
Tba dlnlncroom wa dacoral.4 with
heart, and rupld. and jrllow chry.
aathemuma war used as tha crnt.r-pia-o
for th labia. Thar ara man
othar parti. planned for tha brlda-
.Irrt.
SNAPsnoTS
tlailaa a ad bboollaa.
So it ko;
lo air.
0.C ha. taid: lt' a ood thine
m high. Vul Jut aiming nr
Ml anythin .t. If you want roaulta
tot bay tot lo .hoot.
Ju.t now- a cooi many of u ar
dome a lot of aiming:. Wo may bo
plaanirc a roar of radm. W'a think
Ihia Wlnt.r w raally will do aoma
.artoa .todtlns. Va havo darldad
ureo fhak.par. or rirownloa-. or
M.r.d.tX or nhaw. or Ib.an. rom
lbtn Ibat will requlra Banuino work
on ho part of our Bray matter arxl
which wi; .tr.ncth.n our mental mua
c Wa feel aomawhal atl-l4 wlto
ouroel. wb.n wo cont.mplata th
cotr.a wa haa d.w!d upon.
tr parhapa wa hao choaen la go In
for oma clob work Wa hy con
cliMle4 wo ahouVd laka an Int.re.t In
th affair, of our community, that ono
houUj bo bread-mmd'4 and land a
band In Iha lar. hou.akaepinc. And
a w derida wall join Iha t l.ic CluS
or lh Miffrf. Laacu of aomttblng
of Iha klnal.
Or mil Na It la welfara work that
baa appaalad. Wa t down on oar
Winter oroaramm aoma .eldemenl
d 4ti W hit. ald to ouraalea lhal
w reatly wl! hatp lho laaa forlunata
than ourala oul Into a brlfhler.
w wl.r lifa
Or mb our aiming I purely for
ouraet.ee. W may haya 4oc44 w
ara in rut, lhal do tiol bo about
rnouch and lhal w ar solnc 10 hay
more plur Ihia Winter. And w
ronriui. lo Join a rn4 parly or a
mail"., rlab.
Hul II all Boibb to ba aim? W ill
Ihero b ld hoe.tinB?
Will Iha monlha and wreka l f by
and wo remain oowutnte4 with
fihakeap.ar. or Prowninf. or lb",, or
rihaw a. w haya been?
W III Iha cllc Itf of our community
or Iha vuffrac work bo on all about
and a ner feel a rlrpl of Ih car
tcnir Wltl .ettlement work reach do.n lo
Iha yary 4rr. of Ufa fttvd wa b un
ron.rl.ua of all Ih heart atruffcl and
darkne.a and ml.ery It to toucbios?
Will a. a plod alone In our routine
of houworh or buin lifa and
arer brichten ray monoiony of
It by a jolly afternoon or nyenln- lo
a raro-fre amuaement?
In word, will w do nothtni buf
aim? Will w iil lei fly a .insla
eforl al accnmptl.hmcnt ? Will Iha
ri-rins find ua looklnB bark upon
Winter with no Ironhie to .how? Will
wa not have b.tc'4 a inc' thine
INal 1. worth while? Will th riaya
an4 week, and month hay Bon with,
out ona areompli.hment of permanenl
T.lue to .how for them? Will w eat.
and drink, and aleep. and 4r. and
rhalter. and ait monlha from now b
mentally and .pirltualty xact!y aa w
ar al pre.enl? Wltl wa hay added
nothlnc to our life?
II mijrht Iw well l look bark oyr
pa.l .eaaona and If w hay aimed
in Ihia way before and then neyer
ahot. If we end w ar a4dict4 to
tb: bahil. let u. e why w hav not
lei ttf al leaal ona arrow. W may
hav faie4 lo ahool ber.ua. wa ha
Ial4 oul loo itenalv a proBramma.
aiMl whan w. aro faco lo face with
II l aeem lmp.ia.tbta of arhlryamenl
and a w. drop Iha whol mailer.
Hut If wo can t fira off a bt tun and
.hatlar al onco our whol world of
rurADu roil todit.
wrtaty.
P.e-eptiin for Ml. ralr
Adam.. Mr.
th.rlea
Adama.
t lo
S..tMa, Ihia
clock.
afternoon.
Lunrh.ori.
honor (ue.l.
ho. tea
rathedral
Mia
Mr.
Helen Lad I.
W heelwnxhU
Paiaar. . Informal
ball Ihia ovealnB.
annnc and card parly Ihia
e.enlnc ft. Ito.a rioctal Club.
;oa t'lty park Clubhousa.
J.rTeraon Mich School skallnc
partr. )lppo4roma. tonichl.
Ortattar, Prolher." loltaca
akatlnB party, a a me plac. lo
!.
tr.ineion rtih dn- Ihi
In al rl'jbhouM.
si
r , - - s A
, " ' -x ,.C
fJi n .
ENTERTAIN til IltJtt-
Irlvlalitlea wa may parhapa acrid on
ahot that will Ian4 aomethlnB of yalue.
aaren thouarh It may ba small.
At any rale, let's not only aim this
Winter: let's ahool.
Good Things
In The Market
FLXUIDA haa forwarded ft shipment
of alllealor pears, or the Trapp
At.r.do." This aristocrat of fruita Is
ccmlm Into prominence from the fact
lhal It la exceedingly rich In BUlra
llva element. They ralall In our alores
at at rcola each.
aaa
From Sanla Clara. Cal . cornea a
prun of very lara la which sells
I 12.1a for 10-pound boxes, and I
hishly recommended lor Its medicinal
value. . ,
Krom Florida, alao ft new arrival. Is
cumquat about iha sit of pear loma
toes, and of the sam yellow color.
The. a retail ftl " cents a basket,
a
florid jrapefrult la on hand at 10
and IS rents each. Ilia California al
i ranis each.
persimmon, are centa ft aosen.
and large pomegranate t cents each.
aaa
Fom choir empress sriper. which
resemble lokay In color, but are larger
In sis, ar offered at two pounds for
a quarter.
Orrgon concord grapea are !S cent,
and the laat of tha Covnlchous. 2
cents ft basket.
aaa
Th exhibition of spple. on all sld'S
I. very fin, and food fruit ran ba pur-
tuw t:H m:m fob todw.
Vegetable soup without stock. t
T Curried lentils with lllce J
Peach Chutney
a Celery, Shrimp and Oranca fe'alad
. ftai.in Pie
Code
chased by tho doxen or by the box at
a very moderate price from two years
ae.
Horn choice pears ar also In market
from 1 and It up lo to centa a doxen.
aaa
In th vegetable market California
la lo the front with a fresh crop of
lettuco head, which are retailed at 10
centa each or three for a quarter.
From hcappooa cornea ft consign
ment of mu.hrooma. Including th
"button" variety, at to rent a pound,
which look rather superior.
a . a
Oreen peas, egg- plant, lima beans,
and green string beana ar each IS
centa pound. Wax beans ll'i centa
a pound.
falsify, or yeBelable oyster, la a new
arrival at two bunches for IS cents,
aaa
Artichoke. Hubbard squash. Urge
cauliflower and hothouse cucumbers.
10 cents each.
Brussels sprouts and spinach. 10 cents
a pound.
Fancy celery hearts 3A cents a bunch.
aaa
In th fish market, sturgeon, which
I. rather scarce. Is 20 cent a pound:
Chinook salmon. 13 W. and sllverside. 10
cents a pound.
In Ih Public Market young salmon
ar selling al IS rent rach.
Halibut and halibut cheeks, sliver
perch, b'ark and lomrod. and sand-dabs
ar each I2S cents ft pound.
a a a
Rnek cod. IS rents: California smell
(considerably larger than the delicate
little fi.h with whlh ara familiar)
are l!'s rents ft pound.
Ius. Sound cr silver smell, and Co
lumbia Hiver rhuba ara each 10 cents
a pound
falmon egga ar.d milt are' each 10
cent a pound.
Eastern and Olymtla oysters ara this
week both SO cents ft pint.
aaa
In ih poultry market turkeys are
Zt rents a pound.
Ilmt. SO renta pound: friers. 15;
roa.ttrr chickens. S3 cent
lnrk . Zi: gee.o I rents ft pound.
Wild Oeea. TS cents: squabs. SO. and
rabbits. :S each.
poultry dreiased. dramn and ready
for the oven from 40 rents lo f 1 each.
a a
Fes., A -No. I.-SS and f rents a
dmen. Other stock. SO. 4 and 44 centa.
liuarantf ad. JO cenla ft dosen.
Putter, It and 4a rents ft pound.
HOME INMATES ARE GUESTS
Orpltram Xanirrmcnl Invito A ;cd
rropl1 lo Hear Old Sons.
Ite.identa rf Ih Old People's Home.
l tui ZMrly-UUrd ucct aad Sady
act In which they re particularly in
leresled.
By Mas EAV&lker.
B
lOBBY was ft boy of very Inqul
t l.- turn of mind.
After chool closed th family we
a , a t?h!
nt
ak. ..,nir. nn m biir farm. Bobby
got acquainted with tho boy w ho milked
the cows.
"Wish we would havo some rain.
. . . . . . a, chucked an
rrmtr.ru in. uwj, -
apple at Ihe spotted cow that nipped
... .at at 1 . a-flll tint. R0
at tne nowej-s. n -.-. - -side,
the meadow grasa Is drylns- up
fast, and the milk supply will run short
If the grass gives out."
That gave Bobby a new Idea. If one
. . . 1.4 ..hn ha wanted to
rouia una '
skate, and warm when It was time for
ball. ltf wouu oe a. par."'"
Bobby got a pocketful of apples, ran
in tha havloft. then lay down In a
corner to think it out. It war.m,
the hay smelled sw-t. and Bobby be-
. a . . i a alaia tha nmha
gan to ininK ne wouu a----,
r . . ... . i. hi. neracil.
lem easuy. ran ' , : "
but dropped It in th.j hay. By the time
.a t a V. . . 4 rf rn Xa. n
he had found it. mo wu
dark. .
Then he noticed that he was no i"n
er In the loft, bul In a queerroom up
In tho top of ft tall tower. The aloes
were of gl.irs. ana ne vumu o
miles across a vast plain. On one side
of the room was a huge bureau, which
. . . . V rlrav.ra. With
nan aoouc a
long brass handles hanging down most
temptingly. . .
SiuUlrnly tne ooor oprn
walked a dried-up old man. Ho was
. . i . v. ,. . . hrna-n robe and
areaeeai ' ' 1 f " -" " . .
wore ft cap on his bald head. On his
eves was a pair a spectacles made of
pink glass. ,
"There is a boy In this room, I
know." exclaimed the man. fussily. "I
hate boys: they arc always messing
around In things."
Now. Bobby was in ft strange place,
but he was not afraid a bit. It made
him mad to havo anyone abuse boys,
.o he stepped oua and said quickly.
"I am here; I am a boy. and I am not
mcsslnn up your things at all. But
please tell me where I am and who
you are." ..
"Why. I am Ihe Weather Man. ex
claimed Ihe old fellow. "And this is
. . . u.ir.aii " ha continued.
pointing to the huge piece of furniture
on the other siae oi mo ---see
these are the drawers in which I
kee'p all kinds of weather."
"to that Is your weather machine.
a VSnKKar "Well. I hVC Often
rxciaiiuru . . - . ,
heard of the Weather Bureau, but this
Is the first time I ever saw It- Gee.
hut I would like lo run It while. I
btt I would give folks nice weather
Just tha kind they wanted."
J ...i, ,!..," laughed the Weather
Man. "go ahead: take my place for an
hour. 1 want to go fishing."
Bobby was delighted to ee him van
ish out of tho open window. Then he
turned to the bureau. With a Jerk he
pulled out the rain drawer, and found
that It. worked periectiy. ior in -
ment dark clouds gameren arm i...
water came down In floods. Fences
began to be swept away, the roads
were seas of mud and the rattle al
most drowned In half an hour.
"My! but I Jerked that too hard.
exclaimed Bobby. "I will pun out me
hot drawer now. and ory minus
But he forgot, and snatched It out In a
hurry. Then It did get hot. Men and
teams out In the mud were anea
In the ground, the streams became
. j . . nnn.nf. taa the fields be-
sann anu iw ,.v.,-v. - . ,
gan to pop till the whole country looked
aa if ft snow storm nao l"r"
The grass grew brown and cattle
panted with th heat. -
"Time for tna coia m."". -.-
Bobby In ft worried tone.- looks
If I were getting things in a iani.
But the cold made things worse. The
river froxe. tha fruits ana jio-ia
lied, people ran Into tneir nomas
with tha perspiration still on ineir
faces, but now frosen inio iciciea.
Snow covered the fields of-corn. The
country was ruined.
wrll. how do you iik your joo.
laughed ft voice at Bobby's elbow, ana
the boy turned lo eo mo wmci
Man smiling at him.
"Not at all." cried Bobby. In distress.
T have rrixed things up. and ruined
ever thins.'
Oh. ho. Just as I thought, laugnea
the old fellow. "Thougl.t you knew
more about my business lhan I dlJ
myself. Well, you have learned your
lesson." and he took Bobby up by the
collar, held him out of the window and
let him drop down into tho hay In
lh hav horse's stall.
"My!" said Bobby, happily, rubbing
his eyea; "ther is Ihe bell for tea.
Ulad that wa a dream. In the future
I shall be only too glad to let the
Weather Man attend to his business
himself."
lc'wp npM. 10I1. by the M-rlur Newspaper
h)'t.liritr
n rally Board to I1?cum Ilato.
-Moulh of
the Columbia River vs.
' a diprujirtfnn of th rea-
aV Lik
AS
Your Thanksgiving Din
ner Preparations Should
Include
Tea Garden Syrup
It adds a delightful flavor to
Mince Meat la Ideal In Pudding
-aiices makes superior Frosting.
Jr'udsc Taffy, etc
.NOTICE
The work of Judging- rectpes submitted
In the contest Is going on rapidly, and
winners will be announced at an early date.
Pacific Coast Syrup
I'tnmii arrraaa
An Ideal Christmas Gift
You Are Cordially Invited to Visit Our
Talking Machine Department
The Largest and Finest ih Portland
The Vidbrola
Is the Life of the Home
The Victrola brings to you the world's greatest bands and instrumen
talists, the most famous opera stars, the popular comedians of the day, to
charm and cheer you with their music and mirth; or it becomes at will the
best of dance orchestras to furnish the music for the newest dances.
Always, everywhere, the Victrola is a constant delight.
Come in and see the different styles and hear your favorite music.
Victrolas $15 to $300. Victors $10 to $100. Easy terms can be arranged
if desired. OPEN EVENINGS
ush & Lane Piano Co,
433 and 433 Washington Street - - - - Corner Twelfth
Come in and Compare, Side by Side, the World's Best
Talking Machines and Phonographs
sons why the parity rate resolutions
should receive local support, will be
the topic chosen by Judge Thomas C
Burke, United States Collector of Cus
toms, at the meetlr.s today of the Port
land Kealty Board. The meeting will
be at the Chamber of Commerce, fifth
floor, at 12:li P. M. F. N. Clark will
ba the chairman.
BUSINESS METHODS TOPIC
rt.nker. Iiililv Man and Merchant
.
Address Credit Men.
Three prominent Portland business
men discussed as many different phases
of business activitle at the regular
monthly dinner of the Portland Asso
ciation of Credit Men at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday night.
li. L. Thompson, of Hartman &
Thompson, bankers, spoke on "Kffi
clency in Organization." He suggested
team-work and economy as two of the
principal requisites of successful busi
ness conduct.
C. N. Hlgglns, treasurer of the Tort
land Railway. Light & Power Com
pany, spoke on co-operation between
the public and the public utility com-
Pwill F. IJpman. of Lipman. Wolfe &
Co.. discussed the cost and abuse or
cpartment store service. I, fcaay,
if the Ladd afc Tilton Ban, presided.
TEACHERS' INSJITUTE OPEN
Prominent Educators in Attendance
at Kastern Oregon Session.
PENPL.ETON". Or- Nov. Is. (Spe
cial.) With 450 teachers in attendance
the teachers' Institute Ira Katsern Ore-
Co. 'I
I
9
& aJT 2b ' vlfi
sron opened yesterday in Pendleton.
Teachers are here from the counties
of Umatilla. Wheeler, Morrow and Gil
liam.
Among the prominent educational
men of the Northwest who are in. the
city are: E. F. Carlton, Assistant State
School Superintendent: J. C. Herbsman,
of Seattle: B. W. De Bush, of the Uni
versity of Oregon; E. J. Klemme. Su
perintendent of Schools at Ellensburg,
Wash.; W. H. Bleak ney, of Whitman
College: F. Ij. GrifTen, of the Oregon
How the Women of Paris Obtain
Their Perfect Bust Development
Dr. Colonnay of the Faculty of Medicine, Paris, Dispels Many
Popular Illusions and Upsets All Previous Theories
Regarding Rapid Development of the Bust.
Why Costly Advertised Methods Fail.
How Any Woman May Now Develop Her B ut at l.eat Six Inches in 30 Day. Without
Exercise. Massage. Prescriptions. Apparatus or Any Similar fcxpeniaive. lncon-
. . ...a aa.aa.l. Tl.. simnle. Home Method Used oy
the Women of Paris Fully Explained
"No matter whether a woman be young
or old. nor what her condition of heaitn
may be. I firmly believe that In this treat
ment she has an infallible method for de
..i..in.r .nri hrautlf vine her bust." Thus
speaks no less an authority than Dr. Col
onnay. of the Faculty of Medicine, i-ans.
regarding the remarkable method of nat
ural bust development 'first used In this
country by Mile. Margaret Merlain. who
until a short time ago was so thin and
emaciated as to appear almost cadaverous.
Her cheeks
were horri
bly sunken,
her neck,
s h o u lders
and cheat
showed
craggy out
lines of the
bones, and
her bust
was abso
lutely flat
and unde
veloped. In
startling
,rf
contrast
with h r
former self
Mile Mir
lain Is now
proud pos-
s s s o r of
face and
neck, with
full and
o f t 1 y
rounded
contour, her
bust has been developed six Inches untl. It
. .i.. . .nri .v.rtlv the rlsht pro
portions, and her entire form has tha sym-
melry and youtniui rata i
xcites tho admiration ana envj i
woman with an angular. mascuiM. ......
i bustlees and undeveloped woman
ppears utterly lacking in the most essen
tial attribute of feminine pnjaicai
tivoness. without wnicn uisiinguionnns
ture she appears to oe mcoiniiiaiaa.
I last there has oeen oiaraiaieu
hereby any woman can quickly and easily
obtain a superb ana oeauinui bum.
-FREE BOOK COUPON
Good to Headers
MIXE. MARC.ARET MERLAIN.
Suite 1S1-E. rembroke House.
Oxford Street, London. W.. England.
I send this coupon as evidence that I
am entitled to receive, entirely free of
cost or obligation, a regular copy of
your book giving full particulars In re
gard to method by which you developed
your bust six inches In 30 days. After
using the method and finding it per
fectly satisfactory, I agree to recom
mend it to my friends and send you
testimonial to Its effect, but my name
I. ta be strictly confidential and on no
account to be used or mentioned to
others.
"ame "
Address
Agricultural College: Dr. J. E. Snyder,
of Pendleton: County Assessor C. P.
Strain, of Umatilla County; Emma
Haley Frazelle. of Portland, and Mrs.
W. H. Bleakncy, of Walla Walla, Wash.
Taking the ideal book, bough. Jug and
maiden of Omar Khayyam as one side of
the solid comfort picture, turn the canvsa
over and .quint at the luxury desired by the.
British soldier ho writes: "Coujd you post
me each week the Spectator and a small can
of insect powder?"
Below for the Benefit of Readers.
Best of all. every woman has at hand,
in the strict privacy of her own home, fa
cilities for obtaining tho same results which
Mile. Merlain and several of her friends
have found o simple and easy of accom
plishment. There are no prescriptions to
have filled, no apparatus or appliance to
buy no time-wasting exercises, massage or
similar worthless advertised methods to upe.
In short. Mile. Merlain has nothing what
ever to sell you. and all you need to do is
to send for the book she has Just published.
By sending
the
coupon
belov
a
ev.de nee
that you
aro a read
er of this
paper you
can obtain
one of these
books abso
lutely free
of cost, for
a r r a n k -monts
have
Just been
made to.
distrl b u t e
t '
1000
re iTU -copies
spe-adver-
1 a r
as
cial
and
i n t r o duc
tory offer.
At present
the books
are not for
sale, but
exchange for the
the underst-ndinff
you can obtain one in
attached coupon, with
that you will
recommend tho method to
others after you find it entirely satisfac
tory yourself, and alto write Mile. Mer
lain a confidential letter testifying to what
the method has done for you. Postage on
a letter to England is only two cents. Send
no money for the book, for it is entirely
free, but if convenient two two-cent stamps
may be enclosed for return postage. There
ia no agreement to sign, and sending for the
book plains you under no obligation what
ever. Only
NOTE The sup
ply of these books
for distribution Is
entlmateal to last
about one month,
bat If any coupon
arrives after sup
ply la exhausted
pnataKo it 1 1 1 be
returned at once.
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