The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, July 13, 1919, Section One, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextTO BE SEEN IN PARIS Sergeant Blumenthal Returns to Place Behind Counter. FRENCH GIRLS DISAPPOINT Amerk-an Women Are Mnch Belter Dressed Than French; Can Learn Very tittle From Paris Styles.- Tes. one Bees some wonderful even- Ins; gowns in Paris," remarked Serjeant . "Ed Blumenthal yesterday, "but there's getting to be less and less to them. Shouldn't be surprised if the women srot down to Hula garments sooner or later." Sergeant Blumenthal. who for ten years has been connected with the Wonder millinery store in this city, has Just returned from service overseas with the motor transport corpa- While In the amy he had an opportunity to travel from Paris to Monte Carlo and Nice and, on account of bis business connections made a study of women's pparrel In the shops and on the boule vards. His general conclusion is that the American women as a whole are much better dressed than the French and that the former can gam little by looking to Paris for style suggestions. Parislaaa Easily Forget War. True Parisians." he said, in speaking af the effect of the war on styles, "hav easily forgotten that there ever was any fight. The cafes and theaters are crowded and designers are Just as busy as before the war. Streets are again brilliantly lighted and with the cast ing off of the gloom they are getting away from sombre military modes and are into bright colors and extreme atyles that would hardly be coun tenanced in an American city." That the return of the American youths from France will have much to do with lessening the demand for lm ported articles is the opinion of Ser grant Blumenthal.. The fellows are glad to have every thing American and are so tired of r ranee they won't be Inclined to regis ter much enthusiasm over Paris frills. F rears Are Dfaappolatlaa;. 'I was frankly disappointed In the French women after J had heard so much of their styles. Of course there are some who are wonderfully dressed, but to every one of them there would be a hundred in the United States. One reason. I believe, for this Is that Amer ican women are wearing Amerlcan-de signed clothing aM thes) style has Im proved. They don't profit any longer by looking to Paris, where anything with an American trade mark is held in as much esteem as we formerly had lor the 'made in PaobT label. For in stance, the French shoe people haven't a showdown beside the Americans. One firm from this country has five stores In Paris alone." Referring to freak styles. Sergeant Blumenthal said: "You will find that these are mostly brought to this coun try by the buyers who are forever seek ing something bixarre and unusual. Fashion's Ineoaalateaeles J rem. "French "women are no more remark ably dressed than those In this coun try. Ideas taken from the continent are very seldom carried out on this aide, aa they were In the original gar ments. "For a while, of course, there was an advantage in importing fancy articles such as the fine laces and beaded bags because of the cheapness of labor." He pointed out what to him were some of the inconsistencies of the French and spoke of seeing women in hats that : ia this country would be out of date, many of them laden with ill-arranged . ostrich plumes. Furs. too. he declared, lacked the style and beauty of Ameri can oneK In the stores window dis plays are poorly arranged, the main Hea with- the shopkeeper apparently being to crowd as much of his stock a possible Into them. Moate Carlo Ctlssate Praised. In February. Sergeant Blumenthal was in Monte Carlo and Nice, which were just opening up to tourists for the first time since the beginning of the war. A number of French had already arrived there, but the places were largely occupied by Tankee soldiers. He praised the climate and architec ture and said this was the only part of the world where a pink house with robbin's egg blue balconies would fit Into the color scheme. n his way home he stopped at Gib raltar and had an opportunity to ex amine mucn of the Span It. h hand-em broidered work. He reached New York June 17 and was discharged June 25. ernnins west as quickly as possible. Al together he was nine months in France and. previous to that time, ten months on the Texas border. CRIPPLED. SOLDIERS TAUGHT Vocational Training Ciivrn at Ore gon Agricultural College. OKKO- N AG RICI'LTntAL. COLr .1.KGK. "orvaIliH. July 12. tSperiaJ. Tf n mor disabled soldier: are repis rei this cummer for vooat tonal train s' ? at the college, making a total of inn snt here by the government. Thoe rK. uterine for the firt time and the course they are taking are . .Albert R 1 ndrwood. Lajunta. Colo., jcereral agriculture and farm mechan tr: Nichoias Schneider. Portland, busi ness ttd ministration and al!manship: . J?te A. Neal. Marion, rlectric batter ies; .Simon M. HochMetler. Wood-burn. ir-norl agriculture and tractor me chanics: Ralph R. Terry, alfalfa, pen eral agricultural and tractor me chanics; George Billing. Cheyenne. Wjro,. methods of management; John Batle. Oregon City, general agricul ture; Clyde M. Alexander. Palkene, W ah.. aariculture; Wilbur E. JlitV. rtrera! electrical work; Paul Guhter, Gunter, agriculture. BIBLE LECTURES PLANNED Albany Palor to Take Part In Tour of Coast. ALBANY. Or. July K. iSpeciaL) TV. James M. aray. dean of the Moody KIMf institute of Chicago, and Ir. W. r. White, pastor of the United Presby terian church of Albany, will give 1 Fible lectilres on the Pariftc coast dur tnr October. Thy will speak tn 10 cities betm-een Portland and (.takland. "1. Arrangements for the tour are being made now. Albany mill be one of the cities vis ited and Dr. Gray will speak here three days. Dr. White hii given Bible lec lures In various plates on the Pacific roast and this spring held Bible in stitutes tn the middle-west. Poloned Barley 'Gets Squirrels. ' BEAVERTON. Or.. July (Spe cial.) J. J. Van Kleek. of Kinton, re ports one of the biggest squirrel kills of the county on one of the farms tn Tiis neighborhood recently. A skeptical neighbor waa Induced by air. Van The Scissors Test Take sample piece of tube 14 in. by 3 in. Stretch to 9 in. or three times its original length. Cut on the edge with scissors. The cut should not be more than Yq in. across the sample. If the strip tears apart the rubber is inferior.'" Stretched, aa in ' the tire, good tubes do not rip when cut. They cut botdonotrip. Norivalk do not Neither blow-out nor puncture can de-: stroy Norwalk Tubes. The unavoidable cut remains a cut it does not rip and destroy the tube. The scissors test proves this be fore you buy. Norwalk Tubes are floating stock. . Norwalk rubber floats. Compound rub ber sinks. Your pencil eraser is com pounded. Test its weakness. Norwalk Tubes, red and gray, set a new standard the standard of absolute quality. File away a dated sample of Norwalk Tube and others and compare them at the end of a year. Norwalk Casings are as good as Norwalk Tubes. If your local dealer cannot supply you .write to Anto Parts Supply Co.' Portland, Ore. Anlo Parti Supply Co. 812 E. Pike Su, Seattle, Tssh. Distributor 1 NORTALK TIRE . & RUBBER COMPACT ; Maker of Casing, Cord and Fabric; and of Tubes,Red and Gray : Norwalk, Connecticut 1 'Floating stock means rubber so pure that it floats. Snip a little piece of Norwalk sample and see. Floating stock means to the rub ber industry what24K gold means to the jeweler. To you it meant mileage. You ere going to learn a lot more abont Norwalk quality. But don't wait. Start saving your mileage-money" now. Get the stuff r that's ia the tube. Ask ior a sample oi Norwalk rubber. . NORWALK TUBESianaCASlNGS Kleek to try the poisoned barley pre pared by the county a pent- He put out five quarts of" it and next day counted 47 dead squirrels. over 40 J. A. ton. C. president, CASTLE ROCK MAKES BOXES New Plant Already Has Orders As- turinjr Steady Run! CASTLE KOCK. Wash.. July 12. (Special.) The Washington Box & Manufacturing company, recently es dent. J. Smith: Kock. tablished here, has begun to fill orders, although all the machinery is not yet in. Several carloads of crates wiU-be completed In 10 days. The company has .enough orders ahead to assure a steady run of all equipment as fast as ft can be installed, when a double shift will be required. When at full capacity. complete. MOTOR BOAT ENGINES From 2 to 300 Horsepower " For Trolling Boats, Work Boats or Pleasure We Are Distributors for Pi ef the UrrM Gaa Enfine Manufacturers in the United States. ' mit TMverr ef HEAVY-DUTY FISHERMEN'S ENGINES : HONEST CLAY, STERLING, D05LAN, STANDARD , KID, GRAY EVTNRUDE ROWBOAT AND CANOE MOTORS -vrvthln In Fl.hennen's Supplies. Fluhlnr Tackle. Nettlnr. Twin. Cordare. VrMhon i Trelllnc Spoxns. Hydt snd Columbian Propeller Wheels, Marino aad Electrical Supplies. K. W. Colls and Mssnetos. Mall Orders Filled (Oet Our Prices. . rvn or AM KNGIE DO TOT HAVTI FREE CATALOG CE OX WHAT REQUEST. EVINRUDE MOTOR CO. wnOLMAUC AXD RETAIL SOBTHWESI DISTRIBUTING BRAXCB, . . 211 Morrison St, Portland, Or. THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN", PORTLAND, JULY 13, The slightest cut in an inferior tuba Rip! and the tube is rained. Make your dealer prove that the tube bo ells will stand the Norwalk test. Tubes rip men will- be employed. The stockholders have elected the follow ing directors and officers: ' Directors. Clark, H. Williamson. D. C. Mars- ,W. Smith. A. H. Clift; officers. H. Williamson; vice-presi A. Clark: secretary. C. W. treasurer and general manager. D. C. 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