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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1920)
5 New Store Hourg 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. Af. Autumn fur ; Fashions Expressing refinement in appearance, individuality in design and a maximum of quality. -i9- THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920 Whether it is a Fur Coat, a Coatee, a Scarf, a Throw or a Choker you select, you want three things STYLE, QUALITY and DURABILITY. To obtain these make rour selection where such are offered and at a cost no higher than ordinary furs. H. Liebes & Co. FURS cost no more than other furs and you have that assurance of high quality, exclusiveness in design and correctness in de tail which are known only in the finest of furs. s (90 ESTABLISHED FURS M9-ST BROADWAY DANCERS' SIX-YEAR-OLD TRIAL MARRIAGE SUCCESS; RENEWED - - Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn Celebrate .Anniversary and Say That no Cloud Has Marred Their Happy Life. , . - ' two and that a divorce could be ex pected. Reporters began to drop In on them in Los Angeles with stories about getting a tip from New York that a divorce wafl pending and how about it? Miss St. Denis and Mr. Shawn both denied the report, but the rumor continued to grow. So when ther sixth wedding anni versary rolled around the other day the maligned couple decided to do something definite to lay the ghost Miss St. Denis happened to be the guest of the Santa Barbara society colony that week. Mr. Shawn made it a point to Join her on the anniversary day. "Does this look like divorce?" de manded the husband, and leading Miss bt. uenis out directly in trout of Dattery 01 stm and "movie cam eras, he kissed her squarely on the mouth. Nor did Miss St. Danis show any signs of repulsing him. The re porters said she clung. Cut! shouted a camera man after about 1 5 feet. "Thafs enough. The board of censorship limits us on these soul Kisses:' Turning to the reporters, Mr. Shawn said: "Well. I hope that will satisfy you gentlemen tnat Miss St. Denis and are not thinking about getting any Qivorce. LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Sept. 11. (Special.) While domestic dif ficulties of other prominent the atrical couples are providing subject matter for gossip and plenty of work for the divorce courts Ruth St. Denis end Ted Shawn have just celebrated the sixth anniversary of their trial marriage, secure in the knowledge that no cloud has obscured the clear skies of their married life. This in spite of persistent rumors of a com ing divorce, which both of the noted dancers strongly denied.. When the couple were married six years ago it was announced that their matrimonial venture' was in the na ture of a trial marriage and that the contract would be renewed at the end of five years If agreea.ble to both parties. If not agreeable the conclu sion was obvious. Miss St. Denis and Mr. Shawn announced last year to their iriends that the first five jears of their married life together had been an unqualified success and that they were renewing the contract for another five years. Then invidiously. Insistently, the rumor began to circulate that there was an estrangement between the WALTER A. DYER, AUTHOR, BELONGS TO OVERALL CLASS Literary Man Does His Own Milking and Snaps His Fingers at the High Cost of Living and the Perplexing Servant Problem. wmm v6 summer home and, it being thorough ly run down, to bring it back to an up-to-date one. This necessitated a careful study of farm subjects, meth ods of handling, grafting of old fruit trees, and generally enriching the ground. This bringing the farm up to stand ard has been of Inestimable value, for it is only by personal work and su pervision of things that we are able to understand the inside workings In addition to that, living in the fresh air and tilling the ground has brought perfect health. Naturally, as he grad uatea rrom Amherst college, he was more familiar with that part of the country. He chose a farm here where it was in close proximity to the agri cultural school, where. If necessary, he could study facts at first hand. vvnetner tnat has been a benefit or not I am unable to say, but surely today he has been able to so improve his land that it stands among the highest for vegetable and fruit rais ing in the country. As years went by the call of the country grew more Insistent, and fascinated with the many phases of farm life, he has now made it his home for the greater part of the year, spending, however, a short time in New ork during the winter months, that he may be nearer the source of literary work and also to imbibe many practical up-to-date methods which he can apply to his ground during the summer months. Here his faithful aoe is his constant companion, fo'lowing htm all over the ground. Perhaps he understands that his master is an authority on dog life and respects him all the more for his interest in dogdom. inere are many ad vant i-n tit. ing me lire that he does, for it give to mm so many phases of twentieth century ideas. Here he browses among the old farmhouses in order to add to his colonial knowl-edu-e monv nuorcsiins mcis respecting the his tory or family relics which he wnniH otnerwise nave lacked. He is a wel come visitor in ail the houses, and is at home partly from the fart tht four years of his life previous tn hie coming here had been spent in his college town. Mr. Dyer says free-lance work has Deen most tortunate for him, for if ne naa continued in his editorial po sition ne never would have had the 3 fc'.:- M mm Autumn Modes of Authenticated Correctness Make Their Bow Monday September Thirteenth 1 ' Assembled for your viewing and choosing, this store's most triumphant showing of luxurious fall and winter modes, fashioned in excellent discretion by the foremost designers of America and Europe Charming Frocks Sumptuous Wraps i Smart Suits Dainty Blouses and Kindred Wear in resplendent profusion, emphasizing unprecedented beauty, grace and refinement. ' ' tVi.rVv.?"-,:-.-oM.-. $ v.;i--:-.;vi;--v::Vfi&v:A established.- -a- rAV-v-V-V -!7 &AW& feHSS: W&;..V: torV- A-TV? .ntKXsagSe,?. HtfKSA: "Z. &JX We wish to announce the reappearance of the celebrated Hickson garments, first here since the war. The exclusive style features, exquisite refinement,' quality of fabrics and superior workmanship embodied in these garments are already established with our high class clientele. Your inspection is invited. From the Harry Collins studios for the autumn season are some mar velously styled gowns and suits. Only the skill of a master creator could be responsible for so much loveliness and gorgeous splendor. Charming effects are produced by the manipulation of soft rich colorings, weblike laces, min gling of crystal beads and wonderful fabrics. Representations are also featured from other world renowned makers. P wmm t$ Oar new show windows on Broadway to Morrison are now offering a glimpse of the new modes. FURS M9-S BROADWAY Our new second floor suit and coat departments are in readiness and await your calL 3 chance to see the phases of country life as he does today, mingling eo familiarly with farmers and com paring not only crop9 but methods of procuring them. Then in the winter time, when the snow lies heavy on the ground, he Is able to renew his intimacy with the different editors, thus keeping him self in touch with the world of let ters. And it is this double life that has done so much to broaden his views and help him in his work. In asking him what rules he laid down for writing, I was told that he had regular hours, but after 5 o'.clock his pen was laid down, no matter what he was doing, and not resumed until the following morning. Eve nings were recreation time, and he felt free to visit neighbors. Mr. Dyer has written an historical novel based on the life and time of Paul Revere, a war book in collabora tion with an officer of the marines, children's stories, as well as articles on country living, fiction and essays. He can be claimed as a Massachu setts boy, having been born in Rosiin- dale. Mass.. although much of his life has been spent in New York, and he took up writing while in college. India Need American Goods. Although American interests seem ; to be realizing the possibilities of In j dia as a market for American prod ' ucts. few of them are taking advan tage of this opportunity to the ex tent of sending personal representa tives to introduce their goods, says Consul E. Verne Richardson of Kara chi. There is a potential demand in India for a. great variety of articles of American manufacture, but they can only be introduced by tactful rep resentatives, who should be permitted to devote a reasonable amount of time to study of the particular condi tions of that field. A Big Pot of Gold. London Sphere. The bank of England, the strong1 est treasure house in the world, usu ally holds within it tlOO, 000,000 worth of gold and notes. Doctors Stand Amazed at Power of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Strong According to Dr. Lews Guarantee to Strengthen Eyesight 50 In One Week's Time in Many Instances A Free TrrerlptloB Yon Can Have Filled and Use at Home. . Philadelphia, Pa. 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