The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, October 13, 1918, SECTION THREE, Image 39

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUXDAT OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 13, 1918. l ii i! ! i i J I i! - i i I ' i Fall and Winter FU1RL now hold the center of the stage FUR COATS of Hudson Seal, Nutria, Leopard and Mole are much admired this season and they appear in their most delightful phases in our Fur section. Exclusive designs. t FUR COATEES and capes are the last word in the world of fashion. Those of natural Squirrel, Kolinsky, Seal and Mole are particularly lovely. A host of new adaptations are now on display. FUR SCARFS AND NECKPIECES are almost a necessity this year! The hand somest and richest Furs in this unusual selec tion at Liebes.' Best buy your Furs NOW, since prices are advancing: steadily. You will find the most extensive assortment j t of Fur Models here. 143-151 Broadway FURS Established 64 Tears. FURS he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dick. popular member of the Kappa Klpha Theta sorority. Sergeant Booth 3 at Camp .Lewis, ana expects 10 ieavo n the near future for otllcers train- g course. Sevler-Mlddleton. Comine as a pleasant surprise to rnany of their friends was the marriage f Miss Virgil Middleton ana juieuten nt Buford V. Sevier at the home ot he bride's mother on Hawthorne ave- ue Saturday evening, October 5. iney ere attended by Miss Luctle ciarK nd Lieutenant Stephen R. Decker, and Tily a few close friends and relatives vere present at the ceremony. T.h hi-ii-iA worA a taune tailleur. worn '.-ith a turban, and a corsage of Ophe- buds. She is a former Jelierson ligh girl, and has many friends m , he city. Lieutenant Sevier is a ios ngeles man. For the present the l-ouple will make their home in New tort, where Mr. Sevier is stationed. Webster-Baker. The wedding of Miss Grace A. Baker h.nd Lieutenant Frank L. Webster was olemnized Saturday evening In tne hapel of the First Methodist Church, lev. J. Stansfield officiating. Miss Irace Krueger and Lieutenant Walter . Warlaumont attended the couple. .ieutenant Webster, who Is attacnea to he infantry at Camp Lewis, will take tiis bride to Tacoma, to matte tuejr borne for the present. ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Parelius an nounce the eng-.-.gement of their daught er. Ethel Bonita, to Charles JU. buzoy, II r. The wedding will be an event of Saturday. October 19. at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A- Campbell announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Beatrice Campbell, to Clyde 33. White. tBoth young people are well known in College circles, being students at Reed, plr. White recently was called into service, and he is stationed, at .Camp (Fremont. ... In accordance with the ruling of the IHealth DeDartment. Marguerite Camp, rtoval Neighbors of America, wishes to lannounce the postponement of its party which was to have been given lues- Jav evening. October' 15, East faide Susiness Men s jiud. urana avenue aim East Alder. This party was for en listed men, and as soon as permissible another date will be set ana all m itations heretofore issued will be hon ored for the later date. SOCIETY PERSOXAIS. Mrs. S. "Weinstein. who has been liv ing in New York City for the past eight onths. has returned to jortiana. Airs. Weinstein. when in New York. placd ther daughter, Sylvia in a conservatory iof music Dr. and Mrs. Arlo H. Wells, of Seat (tie. are being felicitated upon the ar rival of a little son. born on October 2 at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thayer. The baby will the named in honor of his father. Mrs. Wells, before her marriage in Septem ber, 1917, was Ruth E. Thayer, of this Icity. given in the forenoon, which was con ducted by Superintendent A. F. Krohn. It included singing, piano solos, round table discussions, and short talks on agriculture. The latter were given by Professor Stahl, of Pullman Agricul tural College, and Mrs. Stowe, Federal demonstrator, from Vancouver. An excellent lunch was served In the Domestic Service room, under the di rection of Miss Esther Olsen, assisted by a number of the girls of the school. The boys' and girls' clubs had a good display of agricultural products, do mestic science and sewing. Honor able mention was given Albert Seder burg, a 14-year-old boy from District No. 70, for his sewing, which Included a beautiful handmade sofa pillow. An excellent lunch was served in the domestic science room under the direc tion of Miss Esther Olsen, assisted by a number of the girls of the school. The boys and girls' club had a good display of agricultural products, do mestic science and sewing. Honorable mention was given Albert Sederburg. a 14-year-old boy from Distinct No. 7 0, for his sewing, which included a beau tiful hand-made sofa pillow. Erma Hathaway, of the Ridgefield schools, had the best display of fancy work. SCHOOL FAIR" IS SUCCESS Erma Hathaway and Albert Seder- fonrg' Are Given Mention. RIDGEFIELD. Wash., Oct 12. Spe tclal.) The Community School Fair and Teachers' Institute, held at the Ridge field public schools last week, was i success. Jl. very pleasing programme was UTAH EDUCATOR AT REED ... ... .iuuus miu coTemis. xney had hearH th. v. i n t . i . . , - j -v. " iwc ovign. hnHnv n run . . J i n v. .uiu9 ana were pre paring to answer it. Parties of girls wnrVH Ratii,na - jl a . .. . .... ii u ouna&r in tne ,, . ...mo wunn t seemea im possible to get help. They have worked rASrnlartv In h. a. . . . ... . uuuu. oi mo past week aUn Mls9 Emma Heilman to Assist in Reconstruction Work. Miss Emma Heilman, who has been In charge of physical education for women at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, has been elected a member of the staff of the Reed College clinic and instructor in remedial exercises. She is to give three days each week to the supervision of gymnastics for patients at the Lewis House clinic and three days a week at the college, giving in struction in remedial gymnastics to the women who are training to become re construction aides In military hospi tals. In addition to her experience In charge of the orthopedic clinic at the University of Utah, she had experience the past Summer in the training of the 2iro stuaents or tne courses for aides which terminated at Reed College last month. IDAHO UNIVERSITY GROWS Increased Enrollment In State Insti tution Recorded Over All Tears. MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. n Every department in the University of Idaho shows increased enrollment over iasi year and all previous years. This is especially true of the agricul tural college n H ,h. nj.hn.tl . . t But while these departments lead, there is a marked fncreau in .n.A!i-... i every other department of the school. .viuuuni mai ot domestic science and music The enrollment in the agricultural college, of which ran t t ( head, is more than three times as large moi year, ana a numDer more stu dents are KnerteH Thi. .. does not include the short course, which opens next Monday for a term of five u,viii"a- m oiwri course is expected unus ine stuooi ine largest numbe: ever enrolled there, as letters of in quiry are pouring in from every part o the state. Normal School Girls Tick Prunes. MONMOUTH, Or., Oct. 12. (Special.) There was a general hurry last Fri day among Normal girls to locate work. New Home Treatment for Banishing Hairs (Beauty Topics.) With the aid of a delatone paste. It is an easy matter for any woman to remove every trace of hair or fuzz from face, neck and arms. Enough of the powdered delatone and water is mixed into a thick paste and spread on the hairy surface for about two min utes, then rubbed off and the skin washed. This completely removes the hair, but to avoid disappointment, get the delatone in an original package. Adv. A. LIPPMAN Ladies' Tailor lOT LIBERTY THEATER BCTLDIfG Stylish Garments Tailored Satisfactorily see i for i our .ifxt 7mt. Liberty Bonds Accepted, . Children Save Apple Crop. HOOD RIVER. Or.. Oct 1 s St.. claL) School children nf .v.- w. natchee district, as in Hood River, are playing an Important part in saving the apples. Miss Ethel Bickford, local girl, who Is a teacher at Cashmere, is if - ii Mm lh'" gkmCzz - V?3r OM A Three -Day Event Uncqnaled Importance Suits Goats Dresses Copies of Importations, including models from such famou designers as NeT York Re-grouped and Re-priced to a degree "which cannot fail to be of great interest A most unusual combination of circumstances 'A SPECIAL PURCHASE together with the re grouping of a number of copies of importations, brings forward this unusual opportunity. SUITS of the richest fabrics, fur trimmed and fash ioned by the foremost designers will be greatly underpriced. COATS of the handsomest materials luxuriously lined and combined with the most beautiful furs will be re-marked at much below their real worth. DRESSES of such exquisite design and beauty as only the most famous creators can produce will be re-priced amazingly. This announcement, coming as it does al the beginning of the season, surely merits the attention of all discriminating isomen. """"""" LAaJ Established PrTDC . ' 5S;J-V M Years. FU 12 home for three weeks, assisting In the home apple harvest, while her stu dents are helping to pick the fruit of the Washington district. YAKIMA TO MAKE SURVEY Xon-Essential Industries and Avail able Women Workers to Be Listed. YAKIMA. Wash.. Oct. 12. (Special.) Instructions have been received from the state director of -the Federal Em ployment Service that immediate steps I be taken to make a survey or non essential industries In this city. The board will meet to make a list of non-essential Industries and Mrs. W. D. Robinson and Mrs. Rose P. Kinne. who have been named as woman ad visers to the board, will meet with It, A list of available skilled and un skilled woman workers in this district who may supply the places of men drafted for war work will also be supplied. Party Invitations Favors, Decorations for the rest of October should take Hallowe'en for Its motif. Despite unfavor able market conditions we have a splendid array of Hallowe'en Novelties Engraved Christmas Personal Grectlas Cards Should be ordered now to avoid the rush. GilT The J. K. Gtn Co. Booksellers. Sta ttoaers. Office Outfitter Third St Alder -Streets. NEW FALL SU ft ITS Just received 75 suits in silver tones, wool vel ours, velvets and oxford pray mate rials, in all the popular shades very stylish, no two alike, exclu sive models, some trim'd with real skin collars and cuffs values to S62.50. On sale Monday A Taeaday $43.50 BLTTE SERGES 8 CITS of all-wool serge, silk lined and lat est styles values to 37.SO special for Monday and Tuesday $24.75 SRI Alder 8t Corner West Park. Peoples Theater Building;. (OjThe greatest advance on all Furs in the history of the fur trade is now taking place. We urge those "who contemplate the pur chase of a fur this year to make a selec tion at once. OLD PRICES STILL PREVAIL A deposit will hold a fur until needed. Hudson Bay Fur Co. 147 Broadway rHEKEVER women meet, the mention of Red Feather Complexion Powder is the sig nal for smiles of approval and nods of endorsement. This, the perfect complexion powder, produces a natural, genuine effect because of its peculiar transparent and ad hering qualities. ' Red Teather Complexion Powder May be had in white, flesh or brunette. In hing'd eover boxes. Price'SOc The Remitter Co. 230 W. 17th SU Nam Ymrh ' Sold in all Owl Drag Stores and by other good druggists and department stores LJlIllIllIlllllllIlIIIIIllIIlIlllIIIIItflIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIliIIlIlIIlllllIlllIIlIIlIllII. Eat. 1870. "nrr1 I C. G. Applegath I EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS E 352 Alder Two Stores 124 Second 1 iiiiMiiiiitiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimimitiiuiiiiuuiiuiuiiuiimiiiiMii: i G:I1Q6.Q