The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, February 13, 1910, SECTION THREE, Image 29

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 13, 1910. Portland Agents Perrin's and Trefousse Gloves Kiser Hand-Colored Photos Artistic Picture Framing to Order Visit the Food Fair Special Concert Daily in Our ?th-Floor Tea Room by the M.& F. Ladies' Orchestra See Full Page Advertisement, Section 1, Page 12 Frank reater Fleier rffle BEGINNING A tS5b TOMORROW Jrk 16 em E lilt 3 rS F " " 4 --f - -w" tMf "5 sst " k.'.M-..a..-r.fa . 4 ..t.... T.-r .i..--..-.:..-?iL:- .i - G A rennrm A Corsetiere of Wide Experience and Highest Skill Is Here From the Factory to Tell Portland Women the Merits of the Best Corset Made Gossards Enhance the Beauty of Any Figure Come See Them One of the guiding rules of the "New School" of corset designing, by -whom the Gossard is designed and made, is that beauty is inherent and needs but to be revealed. Many women appear to poor advantage wear their gowns badly and fail to look as well as they might because of an incor rect and poorly fitted corset. The Gossard corrects many of the mistakes so common in other corsets, and in the right model of a Gossard, you know the truest union of comfort and smart style. Long., slender, natural lines, correct poise, Electro bone filling these are some of the features peculiar only to the Gossard. Come and see them. You'll be convinced. You are cordially invited to come and meet Mrs. Miller, who is here from Chicago to give you the benefit of her long experi ence in corsetry and to give you the best fitting in high-grade corsets you ever had. The new Spring models in Gossard corsets are here too, and you can depend upon it, when you've been properly fitted with a Gossard Front-Lacing Corset you will have the right figure for this season's styles in gowns. Improves Health and Figure Too The Gossard Front-Lacing Corset is the most scientifically constructed of any corset on the market. One only has to look at a Gossard wearer to note tho graceful, easy car riage, the healthful poise with chest out and shoulders back, to know that they are full of health and vigor. The Corset Helps The Gossard supports the abdomen, throws the spinal column into the correct curve and there is no nippinsr in the back, causing discomfort and nervousness. Anatomy has been carefully studied in the making of this corset and the front-lacing model is acknowledged by eminent physicians as the best made from a surgical and hygienic standpoint. Sale House and Kitchen Needs Don't fail to take advantage of the special sale in the basement this week on House Furnishing and Kitchen "Wares. Granite ware, China, Enamelware, etc., at great reduction. Visit basement. All Royal Steel Graniteware at exactly ONE - FOURTH OFF Ail Blue and White Enamelware at ONETHIRD LESS'NOW All Dinnerwaxe, except plain white, ONE-FIFTH BELOW REG. These are samples of the savings you'll find and others still greater. Fill every need in housekeeping ware at our basement. Remember that we sell Stoves and Ranges on the weekly payment plan, $2.00 to $5.00 down, and $1.00 a week buys oneT Buy here. Entfira Stock Valentines on Sale at V2 Price 1st Floor Attend the Food Fair on Fourth Floor, Main Building Grand Free Exhibition of Airships See Full Page Ad Thousands of Free Samples at the Pure Food Fair Daily Watch for Aerograms Sent Out on Large Toy Balloons New Arrivals in Embroideries, Laces, Neckwear, Etc. New Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics, Etc., Now Here Willamette Sewing Machines You'll find no tetter sewing machine at any price, and no other good machine at so low a price as the Willamette. Every machine we sell is guaranteed for ten years, and this big store stands back of the guarantee. Come in this week and let our sewing machine saleswoman show you where and why the "Willamette is superior to other machines, and ak about onr easy plan of payment. Very soon you'll be starting your Spring sewing, and you'll wish you had a Willamette. Save labor, trou ble, time and money by getting the machine first. We selTTheWillam ette in various grades, from $20.00 to $35.00 the $35.00 machine a rotary model that you can't begin to match for less than $10 more $1 week. See the Peary North Pole Exhib it - Visit th e Book Department an mre About Special Hampton M qgazine Offer Ask for the Descriptive Folder 5 P. M. Decorations appropriate to tho day will be In evidence and light re freshments will be served during: the afternoon. "While the rooms are not entirely complete, they present a most ' cheery and Inviting aspect and it is desired that the East Bide friends shall have an opportunity to see them. The cafeteria will be opened Thursday. Service, commemorative of the birth of George. Washington and Abraham Lincoln will be held by Georgo "Wright Post, No. 1. O. A. R., at its hall in Mulkey block, Morrison and Second streets, on Friday evening, February 18, commencing at 8 o'clock, when the following programme will be rendered: Selection, Veteran Male Quartet; address. "George Washington," rte-v. Benjamin Young: selection. Veteran Male Quartet; address, "Abraham Lin coln," Rev. C. B. Cline; selection. Veteran Male Quartet. Tho Y. W. C. A. Sunday programme will be given this afternoon at 4 o'clock, in the living room of the building on Sev enth and Taylor streets. The programmes given in this room are informal and all girls are welcome. Dr. Talbot will give tho address this afternoon. There will be several musical numbers, one of which will be a violin solo by Master Harmon Chapman. ... The Orranco .Club, whose dancing parties proved so popular several sea sons ago. has been requested to ar range an entertainment for "oldtimes sake.' The personnel of the club, Messrs. Adams, Williams, Jamieson, Hurke and Hlngley, have a large ac quaintance, and should they contem plate giving the party they will be assured of a very lurge attendance. The psychology department of the Wo man's Club will meet next Tuesday at 3 o'clock, In Women of "Woodcraft Hall. Tenth and Taylor streets. The subject win be "Wireless Thought Communica tion." the leoturo to be given by Dr. C. H. Chapman. The Portland Woman's Club has a free bed at the Open Alr Sanitarium, for which they are to giv. an enter tainment at the Bungalow Theater Monday, March 14, at S P. M. The second division of the Shakes peare Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. H. L. Crispin, 62S Wasco street. Take Irvington car going north. A meeting of 'the University of Ore gon Alumnae will be held at the resi dence of Mrs. George Beach, 753 Hays street, on Saturday, February 19. The regular meeting of the Portland Kindergarten club, which was to be held February 17. has been postponed until next month. SOCIETY PERSONALS. l.oren C Parrlsh has returned from Los Angeles. Mr. Annie Leathers and son, Marshall, or Astoria, are visiting friends here on Knott street and T'nlon avenue. Mrs. L. M. Parrish has returned from a two months' visit In Los Angeles and is now domiciled at 63 Kast Washington street. Miss G. Casinur has returned from an extended visit in California. She was accompanied by Miss Hoffman and Miss Stopper. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stelnbert. of 820 Mississippi avenue, are receiving con gratulations on the arrival of a baby boy, born February 7. Mrs. Charles S. RulU, of Ingleside farm, St. Helens. Or., is in the city for a few days and Is visiting her son, Lewis J. Ruhl. 1444 Mallory avenue. Martin Miller. Assessor of Yamhill County, accompanied by Mrs. Miller, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick Jenning. of 621 East Hoyt street. John A. Peabody, a prominent contrac tor and builder or Lawrence, Mass., ac companied by his wife, has just returned East after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Ryder, 324 East Seventy-fifth street. . Mrs. E. H. Hamlin and daughter Ruth of Seattle, who have been visiting Mrs. Hamlin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Malarkey, 715 Johnson street, during the week, will return home today. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Flanders have returned from a trip to California, vis iting Pan Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Pasadena and Mount Lowe. While In San Francisco, they were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Miller, of the Fairmount, who entertained them in automobile rides to Golden Gate Park and to the aviation grounds. The Misses Olive and Mable Zimmer man, of Fairvlew, who have spent the past six months with their parents, visiting in the Eastern and Southern states, have Just returned home and will leave for Eugene tomorrow to continue their studies at the University of Oregon. The girls graduated in 1908 from the Allen Preparatory school with unusually high marks. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mrs. Nina Larowe will soon be gin a new dancing class. Inquire from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. and after 7 P. M. this week, except Thursday and Friday. Phone Main 2329. Hall Twenty-third and Kearney streets. The Bills-Davery Millinery Parlors, suite 28 and 29 Selling-Hirsch bldg.. are showing exclusive Spring styles In street and tailored hats. Creswell Gives Water Grant. EUGENE. Or.. Feb. 12. The City Council of Creswell has granted R. H. Parsons, of that place, a 25-year fran chise to furnish the city and Its people with water. A steam pumping plant will soon be Installed, and water will be taken from deep wells. PAULINE HALL GIVES UP COMIC OPERA FOR LEGITIMATE DRAMA. Eugene Man Will Soon Have Seen Halley's Comet Twice J. M. Goldson Witnessed Last Visit of Great Luminary in His Early Childhood. LEADING WOJUV I V THE RAI IM; cpHEDT, "WILDFIRE," ' LII, LUN RISSELL'S LATE SUCCESS. EUGENE, Or., Feb. 12. SpeciaL) If he lives until next May, J. M. Goldson, of Eugene, a Confederate war veteran and one of the early settlers In this vicinity, will have seen Halley's comet twice. Few men can boast the honor of having witnessed for the sec ond time the coming of this strange visitor, whose entrance is made but once in three-quarters of a eentury. Mr. Goldson was 3 years old when the comet made its previous appear ance in 1836. His parents a short time before had taken up' land in the Choc taw and Chickasaw Indian tracts, then thrown open for white settlement by Congress, near where Winona and Gra nada, Miss now stand. Popular knowl edge of astronomy was limited In those days, when books were scarce and the coming of a newspaper the event of months, and the Indians and many of the simple frontier folk regarded the weird visitor in the sky with supersti tious fright. "I was too young to understand much about it then," said Mr. Goldson, "but I can remember something of the ex citement the comet caused, and how my father took me by the hand and pointed It out to me, trying to explain it In words a child could understand. I can also remember the picture the comet made with its great flaming tail, spread out like a burning fan in the heavens, and giving light equal almost to that of the moon. The Indians de clared that the comet was a bad omen and sign of poor crops and famine. "I also saw the comets of 184S and 1S5S, the last of which was the largest and most Impressive of them all. Both caused much superstition and fear among the people. It was said that they would be followed by war and, curiously enough, the Mexican War came two years after the comet of '43 and the Civil War In '61. There were also many predictions in each case that the comet would crash Into the earth and cause the end of the world. Defi nite dates were even set for the big smashup, and many persons went in sane from fright as a result. In 1858 I remember seeing six men 'who had gone crazy from brooding over this prophesied end of the world being tak en to asylums. "They said that the comets caused rartny and unsettled weather and" in fluenced atmospheric conditions. I can not say whether this was really the cause, but In both '43 and "58 there was much rain and severe weather, and these same conditions prevailed for two or three years before and after the visits of both comets. In "43 the rains were so severe in the South that I re member In a walk of several miles to school I had to swim every day a swol len creek between the place where I was boarding and the schoolhouse, and this lasted all through the Winter, too. "The coming appearance of Halley's comet in May will mark the first time on historical record that the earth has ever passed through a comet's tail. At the same time the earth will be under planetary Influences and attractions different from any known to have ex isted before. Just what the result will be even the most learned astronomers cannot say exactly. It Is Just as well for the astronomers not to tell all they know of the possible-phenomena, be cause. Just as in 1843 and 1858, there are many persons who would lose their minds brooding over predictions that the world Is coming to an end." Mr. Goldson was 78 years old last Wednesday. He Is in excellent health, and lully expects to witness the comet's second coming. Mr. Goldson fought through the Civil War In the Third Mississippi Regiment. With his wife he came to Oregon S4 years ago, reach- It is a fact beyond dispute that beauty, who is to appear in the rac Theater this week, has had her pic than any other actress. This Is not because Miss Hall something about her that catches t for one who Is not an artist to se vidulaity she possesses. She has al impressive beauty a something qu ments, a grandeur and plenitude o lasting, for Miss Hall is beautiful t she was when comic opera claim did voice. In all her triumphs on the op ble assets has always been her d cess In the dramatic field as the wi expected rather than speculated up agement of Harry Doel Parker, w viding a company of capable player scenic production is a feature i Pauline Hall, the favorite American ing comedy. "Wildfire." at the Baker ture brought before the public more has liked it. It Is because there is he artist as ideal. It is not hard e why it is or to see what an lndl- ways had that abundant, frank and He apart from feminine entice f charm most wonderfully real and oday in figure, face and temper a ed her splendid presence and splen eratic stage, one of her most valua- ramatic ability. So that now her suc nsome widow in "Wildfire" Is to be on. Miss Han is under the man. ho has spared no expense in pro- s to appear in "Wildfire," and the n itself. I ! i5": -"3 IpiitP i tea. jt' 6 CUHE You can try a pair of ELECTROPODES 1 FOR THIRTY DATS And if they fail to cure Rheu matism in any form Nervous headaches and all nervous ail ments, or restore a good circulation of the blood and make cold feet warm, they positively cost you NOTHING Are metal insoles, cine and coddct. the same as a jcal- vmnic battery. The rinc is worn in one shoe, the copper in the other. The nerves themselves are the connectinar "wires between the positive and negative, and twry nerve of the bodv is fed a mild and sooth ing current of electricity the entire day. which posi tively cores. ELECTROPODCS are mailable. If yonr drasvist cannot furnish them, send ns $1 .00 and we will see that you are supplied. In ordering, state whether for lady or gentleman. WESTERN ELECTRO PODE COMPANY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ELECTRCP0DES ing Portland when that city was little more than a village. About 30 years ago he started a sawmill at Goldson, 25 miles from Eugene, where he lived until a year ago, when he moved to Eugene. His mill furnished much of the lumber from which the earlier homes and business houses In Eugene were built. Smallpox Patients Complain. WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Feb. 12. Suit for $1000 against Walla Walla County is contemplated by Mr. and Mrs. Elza Baker for alleged mistreat ment at the pesthouse during their Ill ness with smallpox. The two were compelled to sleep in a cold room, and both suffered from severe attacks of cold, prolonging the time they had to stay at the place, they say. According to Mrs. Baker, who is now out of quar antine. Mr. Baker will take the neces sary steps as soon as he is released. Cases of smallpox In the county are now very few. Bakery T,av Ieclared Invalid. JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., Feb. 12. The Supreme Court today decided the law prohibiting bakeries from working more than six days a week is unconstitutional. Prince Rupert and his fellow-adventurer, with a charter granted by Charles II. wcra the pioneers of the now famous Hudson's Bay company. ow to Get Fat F Don't Be "All Skin and Bone" When You Can Speedily Become Plump and Attractive. 50c Box of New Liscovery Mailed tree "Gee! JLook at that pair of skinny scsecro rs! "Why don't they try SsrrI? This should ettarct the eyes of every skin ny, scrawny, cadaverous man or woman who reads this paper. The mlsMng link between food eating- and. fat making has at last been die-covered. The principle which turns food Into solid flesh has been located, analyzed and reproduc ed In tablet form for all to take. The chronically thin are generally hearty eaters. Many a man !th a big hay window eata l than some withered up eoxlmp with hips like two clam shells nailed to a board. Eating will not produce fat unless the food be assimilated. Aetrfmllated is the word. P.ump, well-nourished men and women as similate their food. Skinny people do not. That Is all there is to It. Give l thin, scrawny woman the power to ajs-lmilato her food properly and in a fort night she may develop a rounded figure which will be the admiration of paaeersby. Let any fat and sassy 'ha.ppy-ro-lucky business man lose thto power to properly a.vimiiate hi food and In a Jiffy his clothea will hang in fee toons upon his emaciated frame. During the past ten or twelve months some very convincing testa have been made with a new treatment. It seems to contain what might be called the active principle of as similation. Its record as a fat and ttemje builder has been so remarkable that arrange ments are now being made with leading pa pern whereby all readers can have ji oppor tunity to test this new discovery free of change. The- name Sfcu-gol has been given to this new preparation. By using it you may quick ly become plump, strong and hearty. The food you eat will be turned Into firm, healthy tissue, red blood, bane and muscle, and will not pass unaammtlated from the system as former iy. Take Sargol and you can eat anything and everything In reason, you will be free from fits of the blues, can hold up your head and meet the world with & smiling face. No one knows the mortification that ?b In persons suffer but they themselves. Thin folks get the sneers and rebuffs. Scrawny men never look like real money and they are crowded, aside in the race for success. Thin women are pushed up against the wall and left there. It Is seldom that a skinny woman is very oopular. By special arrangement. all who are lacking in bodily development end symmetry can make a test of Sargol. fre f charge. All you need to do Is to cnt out the coupon blow and send it today with your name and address to the Sargol Co., 126-P Herald building. Full directions will be sent with the free treatment You will be shown clearly why it Is that you have remained thin and what to do to put on mors flesh. COUPON. This certificate and lO cents to help defray distribution expenses entitles the holder to one 60-cent package of Sargol tablets, the home treatment which makes thin folks plump and attractive. Issued for account Portland Ore gonlan. GOOD FOR TEN DAYS. The Sargol Co.. 12CP. Herald Build ing, King ham ton, X. V.