SUNDAY OBEGOXIAX. rORTLASP. MAKCn 31, 1918.
Ralph W. Wilbur. Mr. u ilra. M. II
V bitehoos.
a a
Oroa Field" Artltlery. Batterl A
nil B. and Itlth Oresoa rield Artillery
Alliary will a benefit party Fri
day aisht. April 1 I. In Xma HaiL An
iataraatmc tncnniM baa ba r
rned tor t itl. to b lvn by
lr. Jane Bursa Alnart and Mr. I.ulo
JM iller: do.t br Mr. and Mr
rtort Hotrhhia rUreet; H. Baulah
Mrere Curtice; readme. Bath Uudlam;
r-admc. riertha srr: dance. Irla Komb.
that pupil of U. Mare.l. and Hawai
ian. on br Cbarlea K. In mood and
lharle Caat.
a: as a tn uniform will ba admitted
.
patrons and pelroaeeaea: Governor
and Mr W I'.ar'nm, UateaBt-Colo-
al and Xri Jam j. !'
and Mra. fiak.r. Mr. and Mr IL H.
Alba. Mr Utorft A. Whit. Mra. K.
I'i:ifi. Mr. and Mra. n. It. Giltaer.
Mr. and Mra. Joha Maaains.
a a a
Mra. C. X. Rl- ntralnd m Man
dr at bar home at Ca.tl oa
Overlook Addltl-n with a stiver t
behalf af tba Hrltiab dependent
fund, a ood sum bain- contributed.
funn- tba afternoon a knituns com
petitioa we srraas-ed br Mra tlebrtel
futlia. tba B'laata workm- the
sweater or so-k aa tba ' mlcal ba.
Th )iifm wer Mra. K. Ussier and
lr iMltf.
Tn trt prt waa awarded la Mra.
J vV. Hawkins and tba aacond to Mrs.
TV. r. llartaalL Mra . Heating's Bar
ax Intaraatina- address tba purpo
( ta (and.
a a a
Tbo aaaaai ball af th Xnfrnts'of
Culumbue will ba (Hard tbia year aa
a patriotic event. A epaelal lavltatton
baa baaa aanl la tba aoidlara lavittra
t.-iea to ba praaaat aa tba aueete o( tba
haicfct Tbia annul affair la tba -a-torn'
an oat popular aortal lhrin for
tna ordar and their friends and II call
'ra a Ur attendance. Tba danco
will bo held la In ballroom of tba
Maltaomab Motel -torur al-ht Tba
committee oa arraasement la Ray
mond A. -Uivan. chairman: Fatrick
Haroa. J. Frank Htnoott. John F Ca
kaiia. Ws J. Maher. W. U rrle W. A
Jl-a.y and Frank J. Wbalaa. I'ntrona
and patronaaoaa ara Mr. and Mra J.' I",
trrirua. Mr. and Mra Vf. Fradbomiao.
Mr. and Mra. Joha N. Caaay, Mr. and
Mra. J. Frank finnotl. Mr. and Mra.
l-airtrk Haroa, bfr. aad Mra. Frank J.
Lotrttn. Mr. and Mra. John 1". Kara
uu(K. Mr. and Mra. ta J. Mbr. Mr.
and Mra. Mtt Ljorh. tr. and Mra.
Jona jIy. Mr. aad Mra. J. C Kneliia-
a a a
On a of Iho prattlaat partita of tba
w-k aaa that ;lo f.r Mra. Parld L.
M-tanirl by Mra. Lor McOartby and
Xiu laiao t'acll. at Mra. MrCarthya
boaatiful ar toat la luw Ctty I'ark.
Aboil I rnaata ara ald to inaka
Bp Ba tablaa of brtdca. latar Ideaa
waro carrtad oat In artry datall of
farora and daroratlona I"r1aaa wora
won by Mra. Kadla HanBald Laaawail
aad Mra tJoard Koblnaoa.
EVENTS or THE VTET.K.
Mtaa irIan Iltrk antrrtalnrd at a
dam-In- party 8alurday aanln. Marrb
S!. at bar homa Ij Louralhurat. Tba
liTtn and drawma-rooma wara dkd
with -prm flowara. Tha anlnc waa
apanl In dam-in and Ralph K. Ia aa
M faw aoval aaloctlona. Hrf rtMsiDII
wara aarvad later la tba aranlnic.
Tbnaa prrnt wrrar KNIo Ia. Marlon
Quarknib. Irano and Vlrsinla f'ama
book. Rita l.lnd. Al(v Thomaa. Mo
aanna and Kltaatwth lllcka. Thrtma
1'iinf. Liratrnanl Turly. IJautrnnnl
M'Laan. Urutrnant Ralph dn)r.
jUaatananl Uto-ldard. Ooro Jlck"lla.
Arthur Kindorf. Frank RoTaton. Tom
Mt. Mr and Mra. Ralph K. Mra.
U P Tbomaa aad Mr. and Mra. Hurt
HkU
O O i o
Vl Otlro Hii'1 Co bom. brida-olact
f William RlUy Rlddla. wa honorro at
a mtalianaooa abowar at tha bom of
Mra. Rnaarll Huff. 1TI Inrlaloa alraat.
Friday. Many baantlful and ua-ful
prana waro racalrad by Mla "o
bnrn. uthrra anl-rtaknln for Mla fo
burn rrally ha ban Mra A. P. Hd.
row. Mra. . B. VMr and Mra. Uay
B baa.
a a a
An aanl Ion lo ramambarad In
tha annala of lha roinartta and Far
airnmon riuba waa that of tha eranlnc
of Mrrh 1. whrn tha rrlmmona
ontartalnad tha I'olnaattaa at dtnaar
and latar al tba Orphrom Thratrr.
royra waro plarad for Mr. and Mra.
A. F. Ioutaa. Mr. and Mra. J. R. Elll
aon. Mr. and Mr. A. U Fralay. Mr. and
Mra V. W. llawhlnaon. Mr. and Mr.
i H Uttla. Mr. and Mra. R. K Rob
lay. Mr. and Mra. - R. Trarar. Mr. and
Mr IC l. Ttlton. Mr. and Mr M. Van
Alalln. Mr. and Mr II M. Wbalaa I.
M:a I jura K Brown, Miaa Laura H.
Browa ably acted aa chaperon
a a a
Mr. and Mr W. l Opdyrka calahratad
tblr ata waddina; anntraary Tbura
day. Thay war eorroundad by thalr
family. Ineludtcc firo arandthltdran
and eaven araat-crandtrhll-lran. Mr.
fpdrcka la year old and Mr 'P
lyrka will eelabrala brr th Mrthdar
la July. Mhe la aa rnihuaiaatle war
worbar and la aa earellrnt antttar. hha
rarntly coroplatad for Ih aoidlara
pair of aocka. J pair of wrlatlat
44 aquaree (r tha rbln quilta. I
awaatrr and 1 lrjirh cap. They alao
are tables car of their way saxdra.
a a a
Flra anldlar bora. Victor R Nirhola.
p.m U Stairn. Robrt Cook. Loula
Ku-hbura- and tlnr L Ijika. now eta-
. tmnad at Vanrooerr. war -tertatnad
tury ntnn: br Ih Ml Vera
and Marl Fberhardt. al Ihelr hnma.
: Roaa itrnL After, aa enjoyable
time a pa at In came and muair. re
frrahmanta wr aanre-l. tha tabl Ke
Ina; elabrtrlr d-oralrd In patriotic
color. At Ibo cloae of lha aeenlnc
tha bora wara taken by marhln to the
Torrack. Tba otbar gur.n wer lha
M:e Nora Kinratd. Julia tonrul.
Hl-n Newell, lleelja Huff and Gerald
Huff.
a o o
RirKJEnrUJX TVanh-. March 3
Sr-aclaLr -a Tueaday aranlnc a d
lichiful party waa iKfi at tha homo
of Profraaor aad Mr Ana McClelian
Willi la bonor of their bouae trueat.
Mtaa Ruaa S.surdson. of Warrrnton.
r who la a entrr of Mr Willi
Thoe preaent wer Jud'a and Mr
Hues R. Apprraon. Mr. and Mra. N. C
lUlk Mr. and Mr Jam. a K. Keith.
Mr. and Mr J. W. Fiaikhurii. Mr and
Mr . R. lla'.l. Mr. and Mra. II. J.
Hraft'c. Mr Burrow, Mr. and Mr
K. w. Peaxborn. Mra. J. U. Bratll.
Jtrthur N. Allen. Mlae Vera Moon.
Theima Moore. KJna Rlrhrd. Runa
SiaTurdaon aad the boat and hoateaa.
a a a
Vr K f Mnrf fFra FnlrV
who ha a apant .lha pant two raonthi
with har parent la San iMtao. Cal..
baa returned to bar bom In Pilot
Rork. Or. Mr Scharpf baa apant tha
paat Tilt:n bar many friend
her. Mr Arthur Hima entertained
for bar Wodneaday afternoon with a
tab.
COMING EVENTS.
FRECKLES
March Worst Month for TTiui Trouble
How to Remove Eaaily.
There a reason why nearly every
body freckle In March, but happily
there U also a remedy for these nitly
blemishes, nd no one need Uy
freckled.
Simply ret aa ounce of thine, dou
M itrrarth. from Tour drurrist and
apply a little of it night and raominff.
and in a lew nays you snouia se urn
rvrn the worst freckle have begun to
a .KKTMr. whil the lieht ones have
vanished entirely. Now is the time to
rid yourself of freckles, for if not re
,n thav nut atav all Sum-
Mr, and spoil an otherwise) beautiful
eARiniexion. lour money oaca u
oUuce fails,
A Oliver tea will b alven liy the
Monday Club on Wedneeday In tha
pariah bojia of Urar Memorial Church,
corner Kaet Baventaenth and Weldler
atreeta. from two to five P. M. Tha
proceeds of this lea will bo vaed to
purcha Individual boxes lo b sent to
tba boys of Iho church bow nervine tn
Franc A muelcal programme for the
occasion Is being- arranged by Mr
Baj All thoee Inlereated ax Breed
to attend.
a a a
Omen Rebekab Lads will alvs a
tS party Bast Tueaday evening- In
Orient Hall. East lth na Alder
etreet Oood prlie and refreahment
Rabakaha, Odd Fellows and friend In
vlted. a o o
Th Roaa City Park Club will 1v a
card party on Friday ovanlns. bridg-
and . and It la dealred that all mem
bers cf lb club and others, who enjoy
Iheao same, attend. Th Ul card
party sivea by lb club filled tables
and lb vnln waa thoroughly a
Jored. On Friday vnln lb games
will baln promptly at .! and thoe
attending will not this fact Oood
prises will bo glvea tbe winners and
refreehmenta will b served. Th fol
lowing commute will bo la charge:
Molamae W. R- BoyU, chairman: H.
J. H.a.etng. A. O. Teepa, C M. Hall,
a f ui.kr. J. r. Owen. J. U. Cree-
noagh and A. tldlava. .
a a . a
. v imi-m mwtM 4lBl will
ba givaa by lb Young Lady Roaarlaas
of Ih uominiran rtnwi
oa tasl Tenth and Weldler streets,
Wedneeday evening. Card will be
played In th card room frvWt SIS P.
vi ....,11 ta w a n4 tha dancaball Will
b opea during lb asm hour.
a a a
B1ae) Facrament Altar SoclatT Is
entertainment and card social to b
gtvaa la lb ball Tuesday nlng.
Card from to II. Alt members and
friends are cordially lavitea. -
a a a
n-w ittf.it r..i.. Faatlval
will bo riven rnnij niant n -
Li.it mr,A tf.nm tha tiumbar of
feature planned for lha event It will
b a dalighirui anair. it tomnmn,
. . . . . . w. A in ami tba aroarrajnin
prosnptly at 1:1 o'clock.
o o a
Kenton Club members bsva corn-
Meted arranarementa for a masquerade
dancing- party to ba gtvaa eoneaoay.
I'rises will ba awarded.
a a a
Th Daos-Mer of I a bell a will en-
t-rtaln with cards and dancing at
Cathedral Hall. Tuesday nlsht. 8ol
dirra and sailors In uniform will bs
welcomed, and admitted fre
a a a
Another card party will es rlva by
th PytbUn Plater at Knlgbts of
Irthlaa ball. Kleventh and Alder
treat. Tueaday afternooa at 1 P. M.
I rllao will b given.
a a
Th Minnesota Poclaty will nut at
Hotel Portland on Tuesday svenlnp.
All members ar urged to b p.-eaant
and reelater. Nw members wi;l b
ircelvrd. A fin programm ha bean
ptepared. Including good music dan
cing and refreahment Th men In
colors from Mtnneaota ara Invited to
come and bring their friend It Is
tha de-iro of tho society to make this
a regular -get acquainted" party,
a e a
A delightful evening- la anticipated
by th members and friends cf Ih
Ladlea" Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hi
bernian when they will aaaemul In
th Hlbernla hall tomorrow even.ng- to
ery carde nod dancing. Prise re
freahroenta and aom of th old-fs-h-loned
qudrlllea will be amon th
many attraction The affair la in th
. . . i . A . u,r Vranrea lie
Cartny. Katherlno Iowd. Katherln
oulnn, Ella nuiuvno. wiry
Ilrlrn Milan, France McCarthy. Mary
U.wler. Mr E. If. Deery and Mrs. W.
M. Ullls.
Arrangement ar being; completed
for a aoclal to ba given at th Cathe
dral ball on Friday. April S. by th Loyal
Legion of .t. Mary Aod. my and Col
lege. Card, will begin promiWy al a
p. M-. dancing at :.. Following Is tha
!at of committees: General commute
of arraneementa. Mr. D. J. McGIM:
card Mr F. A. Rel-acher. Mr J. D.
Mann. Mra. WUIlam Colllna; mualc. Mr
T y Hulmo; ticket. Mr Benjamin
Bed lr y: door. A. B Cain and John Dora
l.oo: floor, lit Mlaaa lUttl Kelly.
Asne fenn. Irene Collin Helen
HuKhe Mary Clancy and Florence Pul
. . w i .r 1J n ua Mc-
Cu-ker. John Leary. Oerald Conway.
Will Urlscoll ana rranci
e e e
The members of ft. Oersrd Society
will entertain with an -At home- party
ter. ill Commercial street- He hun
dred will b in principal .-.-amueement.
th gam to begin at -
orlnrk. Prise will t awaroeo. ana
dainty refreehmenta win p.
m.mbers and frlenda ar Invited to at
tend. Th Iowa Society will gtv a social
April . at P. M. in Multnomah HoteU
There will be aa election. Allc Mae
Phelps will gte costume songs: Miss
l-hrlp. and Mr Trumsn Northrup W'lll
emg: Marlul Newman will pUy a vio
lin solo. Card and danclnr will fol
low All lowans ar Invited. - Iowa
anl.llera will ba admitted fre Mr J.
U. Kinchart la preaident.
WEDDINGS.
Abrabaaa-Araaalfwas.
GASTON". Or. March IJ. (Special)--A
wedding which united two well
known yours; people was thai of Iluth
Ar matrons and Bryan Abraham a few
days ago. at th bom of Ih brid a
parent. Profeeaor it.
eat tlrove. officiating. in wauuins
waa very simple and quiet, tn omr
guests being members of th two fam
ine Tb young coupl left for Port
land tha earn evening for a short trip,
and tha bridegroom waa called away
Thurad-ty to th training camp in
Georcia. in tna Ateuicai .
L nited Matea Army.
Tho brldo la th oldest daughter of
Mr. and Mr Thomas E. Armatrong. of
llaston. and Is a senior In High School,
where ah will contlnu her studies.
h Is an attractive and lovable girl
and very popular among her associate
Th briaegroora "
Mr V. S. Abraham, of ration taney.
near Caston. and has ben helping his
father on their big dairy and aheep
ranch until thla Fall, when h went to
colleK at Pomona, lit. niumun
I 11 t anll.t. Thla is th
third son of Mr. and Mr Abraham now
In th Army, tn oinaj " .
d i k.. h. rr who la atatloned
at Fori Riley. Kan-, and Paul Abraham.
who received oruer i .--port
at th training camp near Wash
ington. D. C
.Meor-Walta.
SALEM. Or.. March . (Special. )--
Word has ben receivya n ...
and Mr W. F. Proctor. II Le street.
. . .v. -i . v nr their aan. DarvL to
Mtaa Olady Walte. Polk County girl.
at 1'hUadeipnia, wnera n
ri.npi Prurior waa one
traaia
of th athletea of Salcra High fechool
a few year aso, and a atar performer
In basketball, baaeball and football. He
waa with Company M. Third Oregon, on
tho Mexlcaa border, returning- to enter
Oregon Agricultural College, where he
had ben about a year when ha entered
1th rvlc lo tn prenv war. ra i.
also aaaaiog ft record lor hlmse.X as
pbi'o worsB-ri.FAJfnio
8EASU3I IS HfcKli.
To frshn and revlv th
aplandor of your Oriental Rug.
wa offer tha careful eervlce of
native experts working In our
recently Improved hand-washing
plant.
Wash Cleaning
. Hand Repairing
, Storing
Cartozian Brothers
11. 1 H A!T -WA9HTXGTOJI,
I'lTIUtK BLOCK.
A Cordial lavltatloa lo F.x
teadad Iaapect Oar PUat.
Touns; and old alike hearken to
the Spring- song- dresa up. It
U the universal expression of a
refined human instinct.
K. S. ERYIN & CO., Ltd.
Cawfwea Cloehlaa; aad abtrta,
Hca'i Urea A eeeaaerle.
Kagllab Coat.
ml Floor. SelUa Bid.
txtb at Alder Btnct.
H.LIEBES&CO.
In
Woman's Realm
. . of
HAROLD PARISH
Wiiliams
TONE PLACEMENT,
and
COACHING
Studio:
507 EILERS BLDG.
Phone East 574
an athlete back East, his father having
recently received newspaper clippings
containing- hla picture with the naval
train K camo baskeioaii agKrenaiion.
th Philadelphia paper calling him on
of the moat aensational Daaaeinau per
formers on the Coast.
Tealry-Maaea
vi,. v. uitnii and Fred V. Tooley
... I .1 tha Rev. C. Ntvhtm
. . v. . kriii.'i homa. nur Hood River.
Sunday, March St. Only the Immediate
relatives wer present- Following tno
ceremony a wedding supper wan served
after which tho coupl left for The
Dalles, wher Mr. Tooley will be em
ployed this Summor.
Mr Tooley Is ths daughter of Mr.
snd Mr A. L. Mason, of tha Hood
River Valley, and a craduate or me
Oregon Agricultural Colleg class of
114. Mr. Tooley. alab. graduated from
uregon Agricultural College, class of
11L
Iterrall-W lederkalS.
that of Miss Rosa Wleaernoia, -wno oe
cam the brldo of Charles W. Herrall.
manager of th Chevrolet Motor tar
Company (Portland branch). The wed
ding took place at Bl- iary a t-nurcn,
u-iiiinmi avenue and Stanton atreet.
Ilev. Father Daly officiating. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at th bride's hom
ur and Mr Herrall have rone on
their honeymoon trip to California, and
they will be at home to their frlenda
after April IS at th Olen Court apart
ments.
t SOCIETY PERSOXAI.S.
. r- h. T7 1 w 1 . ritiini, frnm
jura, ntui.u . . -
The. Dalli-i last week, where she went
for a few days" visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Friedman and
infant son. James Marion, have taken
apartments at the St- Francis.
Sergeant Clifton S. Roberts. Q. M. C.
Camp Lewis. pnt a few days th last
week with his uncle, W. B. Robert
r rA,ra J Fnater. who baa
passed th Winter In th Southland. Is
HOW at rlotol lanarninim. uq An,,i
She will soon return to her home In
Portland.
,r - .na rr Tatr1d M- Botsford. Of
the Wilmsn Apsrtments, are spending
few weeks in Southern California, at
th Alexandria. Lo Angeles, and the
Maryland, Pasadena.
Mr F. A. Younger and son. tsuiy. oi
Lfebes'
Furs
supply just
the touch
oi warmth
that Spring
apparel
requires.
Lovely Things
for Spring
the Liebes modes are an inspiration.
The charm of style, the beauty of ma
terial, the fascination of color an en
semble as lovely as woman could wish for. ,
'As bountiful as Spring itself the apparel dis
plays here contribute modes for women and
misses in varied profusion.
Suits
of Springtime smartness
Trig and trim are the latest suits, embracing the
Eatriotic Eton that wastes no wool on needless frills,
ut makes up for it with a smart vest effect; pony
suits for misses; straight line, narrow-shouldered,
Tailleurs; and the always useful Jersey. The color
range is wide from khaki, cadet and navy blue to
azalea. ,You will approve of the prices.
Spring Goats
of utility and charm
Such good-looking garments they are soft, rich fab
rics velours, silvertone, Argentine cloth; or extremely
practical coats in serges, checks and gabardines, show
ing the nobby trench and military cape models. And
so reasonably priced.
Pretty Frocks
that pay a compliment lo Spring
They have a quaint touch of the old-iasn-ioned,
these delightful frocks with surplice
.waists, tunics or draped skirts. The
materials foulards and satins, soft j
chiffons or crepe de chines, add to this -effect
They, too, are attractively priced.
1
turners jor
Fifty-Four
Xears
the National Lea (rue for Women's 8erv
Ice. who made several lurrms -spiring-
talks during; tha weelt In Port
hara aaDeclally to visit her
old friend Mrs. A. C Newton.
Mr C. L. Blgboe. or Beaiuo, .1
truest of her mother, Mrs. L H. Bing
ham, in East Fiftieth street ror a
month. Mr. Blgbe. one oi mo
burg- Pirates, has gone on to Pittsburg,
t..r ha will ba Joined the latter part
of April by his wife.
Cantain and Mr r. tjKiauy vn
Stade, of New York, arrived early last
week and registered ar Motet x-on-land
and since then they have been
much entertained In an informal man
ner by Portland people wno nao mw
them in New York, where tney are
members of the exclusive set. Mr Van
Ktn bain a Young woma.il of much
grace and charm. Captain van Stade
has been stationea at ron &. -
tana, for. some time, but has been sent
here to buy horses for the Government
He is now In Central Oregon.
Woodland Beady tor Campaign. .
-rt-T-T a vt wikIl. March 30.-(Spe
cial.) Third liberty loan, from present
jjr. f. A. Younger ana son. uiuy. oi i prospects, win oe iuhjt, . " -'
the Wsshington Apartments. S North-i than subscribed for the Woodland dis
rup street, have gone to Walla Walla trlct. as pledges for the loan are being
p street, have gone to nana ana trlct. as pieagca mi -
vlalt the former s tamer. v. I turned in rupiui, aw""' --
Tavlor for a few week Plamondon, of the Woodland Btaie
A . 1 . , . i k. - . & in. n for
Mlsa Clrac Parker, commannant oi nanK. wno na
'Sweetheart, You Look
Ten Years Younger"
Complexion Blemishes Banished No Sign of
Wrinkles now one uta ir.
unir ; :
who aas watched
har eotsplaxioa
ckeili frosa
wrinkled, eoaraa.
ssllow agllnaa
tn a I aas. soft.
youthful beauty
can raiis v-
f a alias; oi Joy
that cam over
as wbaa first I
a that say own,
careworn. aTd
lookicg all" was
..,..!: ra,.l n
lug Its rlrllah.
fr.aboaa ' "
prior ts thla
tbr was searea
Ir a praparatlon.
laeludlar treat
ant at th high
est prtcM.
cn.r U.mak. aV .- look wots
Finally a Frenoh Udy . "
b."ty raclv which ah had obtained
TCor in Parlay who told her
tha reason moat rnisgs failed was
b"o. th.y lacked the powr to
geTdown Into th .kin aad r.n.w the
Joutbful activity of the "
waa only short tics s" ht.
boaband xllsaad. Swthart.
!umo alaDrrso.
Tiaaalalliai ec Ortclaal Triaib riaseitsllia
-Apply alsbt aa moraias; eup f -asemllk
aad ana teaaoeesfal at raaiatad
(rally axplalnad la thla article!.
rm young rl
t f tiiak
boty rwlp Is
a marvel." I am
certain that snoat
any woman oaa
succsssf ully mil
same plan.
gladly ra
it bare for
(It of
- i
Merely I
I W V.,.AM.llk
and rub la a tear
spoonful of ro
a t a d cream
whleh eaa be ob
i n mA eAm rfni a-
gista) ; wlps th L
xce ana appir i
Poudt rascina-1
Hon a vary fin
complexion pow-
yo
vaal
'hat
-any
succ
tba
so I
past
iha 1
other
wash
&r prepared eapeclaJly for shiny noses
and bad complexion. . If your face la
badly wrinkled, gat a boa of Japanaae
lc Pencil to uae la connection with
tha roeaated cream. I have seen many
wrinkled. hollow-heked, faded-looking
woman banleh vry lga of wrin
kle and vomplexion blemiabesAnd mar
veloualy Increase har beauty,' through
this stmpl and Inaxpaaaiv rselp
Toaaloa Raeeeted taaraatati by Ma ssasns.
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that JetT ssTtidi Man at Frank. Owl Drwsj .t. JUsaaS
''.vCampflre) Girls Organize.
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girls waa perfected in Centralis at a
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Brownsville Drive Success.
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result of tli'e house-to-houae canvass at
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SHOES
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A WOMAN b as young as her feet fed. Adhere creche
very shoes to keep your feet feeling- young, vigorous,
nd also stylishly shod.
This is the Walk-Over last that American women prefer -too
winged, and heel military. It has a low heel, a city toe.
The Walk-Over Shoe for street and shopping, for home, office,
and college a shoe for a reason and so never out of season.
Walk-Over Shoes ere manufactured at Cam-
peHo, Brockton, Mass, are sold in all important
towns and cities of the world, and the world
over bear the same trade-mark.
A complete line of shoes,. $6 to ID JEccrnomy
lines, $5. Special lines higher. ,
WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP!
342 Waehinftoa IZS Broadway
Phone your want ads to The Orego-
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