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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20. 1006.
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) Can't Understand Us.
Men And It difficult to reconcile the
variableness of wontfln. anyway: the In
comprehensible aod unexpected seems te
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the woman they love.
Tat much of feminine charm Ilea In
in inn a man la never quite aura
A? arfia Vi I l - .. ' . n
how aha I going- to racalva any happen
. In. Even af tor long year a. and happy
one, of wedded Ufa, a man cannot aay
Just what he may expect from hi wife
under any given aet of circumstance.
Anil v k m .1 A ..... w. n
able; not too jreaaonabla, anyway.
So It happens, ' many times, that
man really doea not know wherein he
Has offended; be knowa full well ha la
In disgrace, but for. the Ufa of him
cannot tell the wherefore. -
woman, yeu will- not place your very
own beloved In thla quandary too often,
Juat for the Bake of the aweet reconcilia
tion you feel eo aura to follow. Re-
inniiiLmr, m worm w)ii turn, sometimes,
ad.no., matter, JuarKsUjtUhese-jmie
'spats" may appear, they leave ugly
scars. ,
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J ' Plana Church for Children.'.' :.,
. A church for children, with children
eonetltuting tha ofnclal board, a child
or genial, children aa of (leers, deacona,
uahera and congremitlon, la tha plan of
Rev. Harry A. King, paator of the Oak-
ley Methodist Eplacopal church, KanV
aaa Cty, Missouri. Rev. Mr. King
would have the children church' orgaal
satlon. aa perfect aa In any congrega
lion, following the- forma and dlacl
pllne laid down by the general confr-
ence ror tne cnurcnea rormea oy aauiia,
. Rev. Mr. King aatd he hoped to have
tile plana ao far matured by the time the
public ac-hooia reopened- thta -fatt.-tht
he could a tart the new church. He
aatd -, aervlcea ' would be held weakly.
probably Sunday afternoon.
'"T!i details, of the project ha has not
yet worked out. The new plan will not
aupplant the Sunday achool or Interfere
with It In any manner. He believes the
project will attract the children of the
neighborhood. There la a large minor
population there. 1
In Rev. Mr. King's monthly children
sermon, preached at the Oakley Method
ist Episcopal church Sunday, his text
was 'The Two Fishes," from the story
or Christ, feeding the i.OOO with the
five loaves and two fishes, taken, from
a chlld'a basket. Following the sermon
each. of the children waa given a candy
nan as a reminder or tne sermon.
"It l my opinion that tha calld mind
Is as competent to deal with the simple
topic or Christianity as is thst of his
parent," said the pastor. "I believe
thst a child should be a Christian In
chlld'a way and should be taught, when
old enough to - dnderstsnd, the policy
and the rules of the church. We Intend
to give the children the opportunity of
taking part In church work among tboaa
or tneir age."
Last month Rev. Mr. king gave each
one of his child audience a new penny,
Reading Character by the Eyes.
McCallls.'
Blue eyes are said to be the weakest
t'ptumed eyea are typical of devotion. M
Wide-open eyes are Indicative of rash
ness. Side-glancing eyea are always to
be distrusted..' Brown eyes are aaid by
me ocuusts to oe tne strongest. - Bmall
eyee,are commonly supposed to Indicate
Corner Union Ave. and East Morrison
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WITH OUR LOW RENT AND SMALL EX
PENSES; WE HELP. OUR PATRONS TO DO
RIGHT BUYING
" GET IN LINE FRIDAY ON THE FOLLOWING:
84-inch width Flannelette, regular 12 Jc. ... . . .".7
18x35-inch Hemstitched Towels, regular 15c. : . . . 1Q
Black Sateen Skirts, regular $1.25 and $1.35. . . ..70e
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- l in our Crockery and Glassware Department
: 7 MAKE A VISIT, TO OUR .
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They Are Loaded Down With Good Things
IBsiiim(Bir9
cunning. The downcaat eye has In all
ages been typlcel of modeaty. The
proper dletance between the eyes Is the
width of one eye. People of melan
choly temperament rarely .have clear
blue eyea. Eyes In rapid and eonatant
motion betoken anxiety, fear or care.
Eyes with long.' sharp corners Indicate
great discernment and- penetration. The
white of The eye showing beneath the Iris
Is indicative of nobility of character.
Gray eyea turning green In anger or ex
oltement are Indicative of a choleric
temperament- When the uppr- lid
covers half or more of the pupil the
Indication la of cool deliberation. An
eye the upper lid of which passesi hori.
sontally across the pupil Indicates1 men
tal ability,. Unsteady eyes, rapidly Jerk
ing from side to side, are frequently In
dicative of an uneettled mind. Jt Is
a.iu ins ne prevailing colors of eras
among patients of lunatlo aayluma are
orown or Diaca.
Eyes of any color with weak brows
arid long, concave lashes are Indicative
of a weak constitution. Eyes that are
wide apart are aald by physiognomists
to Indicate greet Intelligence and te
nacious memory.. Eyes of which the
whole of the Iris is visible belong o
erratic persons, often with a tendency
toward insanity. Wide-open, staring
eyes In week countenances Indicate
jealousy, bigotry. Intolerance -and per-
unacuy wiinout firmness. Eves Dlaoed
clo together In the-hrad are said to
inaicate pettlshness .of disposition.
Jealousy and a turn for fault-finding.
When the under arch of the upper
eyelid is a .perfect semicircle It is Indi
cative of goodness, but also of timidity.
somotl rnes a pproachlng, cjowa.rdJcaujji
men or genius are said to . have eyes
clear, slow-moving and bright This is
the eye which Indicates mental ability
of some kind. It does not matter what.
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, Table Don'ta. . ' -Unfold
the napkin to half its breadth
and lay across the lap. To let It lie and
uae It unfolded, - or to - tuck it In the
dress are serious Infractions of tabls
etiquette. - - -
Never under any conditions tftt a
soup or bullion dish. Absent-mindedness
la quite aa unpardonable In good
society as If the act were done de
liberately. :
Bread should be broken Into small
bits, each piece being buttered sepa
rately. Never lay a slice of bread on
the tablecloth to cut it or to butter It.
Neither muat It be held In the hand as
a whole slice to be buttered. Biting
Into a slice of . buttered breed Is un
pardonable. . Learn to handle small
pieces daintily with the finger tips.
ttaismg a oian or saucer In this man
ner Is exceedingly bad form: almost aa
much of an offense as drinking tea or
coffee with the spoon In the cup.
juiirees snouid not be touched with
the knife and the same rule appllea to
salads. It Is permissible to uee a piece
ef bread to assist In the setlon of roll
ing a leaf of lettuce on the fork.
Leaning on the table with the elbows.
sitting far back In the chair, drumming
with the Angers, playing with the aalt
eellar. on tracing designs on the cloth
in an abstracted way with knife or
fork; are mannerisms ter-bsr avoided.- -
t at t
To Make the Neck Pretty.
'To make the throat full and round.
the best exercise is to bend the heed
slowly forward until the chin touches
the neck, and then slowly raise the
head to its normal position. Repeat
theee movements untU you are tired.
Thaa bend the head -a . fajM-backward
aa possible. Bitting . erect In -a- chair,
bend, then roll the head from one side
to the other,, and then roll the head to
the right, left, and forward. Another
gooa position Is to let the arms hane-
looseiy at tne side. Kaiae tne shoulders
as high as possible, then forward, down
end backward, until a circle .is formed.
Continue this for a time, and then re
verse the motion. Do this every day
lor nve or ten minutes.
t H t '
lull Dress
6r Tuxedo :i
. We're making them daily,
.... ...
consequently, our tailors are
in active practice. -The sea
son is fast approaching when
they are a necessity. v
-BEST'X3RDERNOW,i
Latest Novelty Suitings,
Overcoatings, Trouserings
and Fancy Vestings just re
ceived from our New York
buyer. ': " '
N trouble to enow goods..; -
Batlifaatton guarantted la all eaeea.
Genuenta to order la a day If required.
108 THIRD STr
Wm. Jerrem's Sons, Props.
iT F. BOODT, aUBagar.
UNION AVENUE AND EAST MORRISON
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tike j.x.Vwfc.jiX)i i i x,vx wvvm
The Kind You Have !ways Bought, and which has beea
in use ror over ao years has borne the signature of.
- r " ' and has been made under his per
i&Hty-jtA " aonal soperrlslon since its Infancy.
'y&tCA&Z Anow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-pood" are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infant: and Childr:ii13sperlence against Bxperlment.
WhdriCASfORI
lOastrria is a harmless substlttre for Carter Oil. Pare
gork, Irops and Socthinir Syrtips. . It is Ieasant. It
, eon tains neither Oilum, Morphine nor-other Nareotl
enbaUnoo. -IU age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
1( and suiays reverishecss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
: r.'oIie. It relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation
and FUtulency. It assimilates the food, regulates the '
! fitomach and Uowela, lving healthy and' natural sleep. '
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CENUINE CASTOR I A ALVAYO
Sears tha Eljrnatnxe of - t ' i
The M You Ha?e Always Bought
Jn Uso For Over 30 Years. 7
' 1 eewTaeis eeeieaa ewaeav sTsese. ea vo owe. '
,, Linen Hints. .
When hanalns; your linen to dry use
two lines comparatively close and par
allel for your tablecloths and- sheets.
Throw otie--selvedg-e alde-of-yonr
tsoieciotn over one line toward the
other, allowing-" It to hang- down about
a quarter of a yard and being careful
to pin It a short dlstsnce from the ends.
Take the opposite side of your cloth and
throw It over the other line, facing the
first line, and pin it In the same man
ner. - -. -
This will form' a eort of bag and will
prevent to a considerable extent the
wild blowing of the tablecloth 'In windy
weatner.
After table linen Is thoroughly dried.
remove It from the line and prepare to
dampen It A whisk broom Is excellent
for the purpose.
Table linen; In ' order to bring out
the bright gloss that makes It attract
ive, should be dampened quite consider
ably.
Sprinkle the tablecloths freely, being
sure tnat the aeiveaire ends or hem
- Psntagea suffers because the flood
holds somewhere In Its grasp certain
vaudeville artists which should now be
In Portland della-htlng the patrons of
stitched POTdBrs are thoroughly damp. tHts popnlar vaudeville - house. How-
says woman o Life. Roll up tightly.
patting the roll frequently to spread the
dampness. -
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Hovr to Test Oleomargarine.
Take a little piece of glass and rub
a little dab of the doubtful article
upon It If It Is slmon pure butter,
when you hold It to the light the
smudge will be a smooth blur. If it
Is oleomargarine, then there, will be
light and blight specks all through It
These are errata'. of beef 'fat stearlne.
The difference between pure lard and
an adulterated article can be told In
Just the same way. Pure lard makes
a smooth blur,, while the Imitation
which has a large percentage of stearlne
compressed from beef fat, shows tha
same stearlne crystal a
WEEK'S NEW BILLS
AT STOCK THEATRES
ThiTLyrlC ;
This week the Lyrlo presents "The
Sign of the Four." with Frank Fanning
aa Sherlock Holmea. Theodore Lorcb
and company gave exacUy the same btll
last week at the Hetllg and charged a
dollar per. The production at the
Lyrlo Is 60 per cent better than was the
production at .the Hcllig and It costs
10 cents and la-some leases only .10.
Fanning Is good In the role of
Holmes and takes a great deal of the
credit of the production. Warda How-
Lard iUajrs- Mrs Bholto well and dresses
the pert hsndsomely. Miss Bransoorabe
la delightful as Besslev 8. M. Griffiths
makes a good Dr. Watson exoept that
he Is a little harsh In some of his
socnes. Herbert Asbton plays well.
Mrs. Griffiths makes a fair Mrs. Hud
son. The others of the company are
well la their roles.
Scenlo effects are tip to the Lyrie
standard and tha-entire production is
worthy, of attention by the Portland
publlo. "The Sign of the Four" will be
at the Lyric - all week, - with a matinee
each day,
Tha Star. ,
This week the Star brings out a
oomedy drama "PoUr. aa4 V whlca
Oaks Etink
TONIGHT
Comedy
Races
Admission Free Skates 25c
took weU at the opening performance
lsst night. The plsy is- lively, naa
good qualities is weU staged and acted
in a caoable fashion. Henry McRae la
one of the bite this week. He had a
sort of "off week" last week., but he Is
once more back in hie 6rP?Si,ich-
Everr member of the Allen stock
twnrpany wnu lias-irTola m "Pony and
I." plays with Interest ana some aegree
of sincerity. The play Is one thst gives
a good impression, and la particularly
clean. Miss Vema Felton scores as
Pauline Milton.- Miss Margaret Oswald
plays better thsn she has been doing
for some time. . Forrest Seabury causes
a few laughs to be distributed. Sea
bury, is a good actor. --
"Polly and I" will be the blU at the
Star all week, with matinees Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday. .... :
AT THE VAUDEVILLE
. THEATRES
The Pantages.
Lever, the players are arriving on every
train, and the neaauners are aireaay
here and making good In big bunches.
They are the five La Fond brothers,
musical scrobatlo clowns,: who are cer
tainly worth the prloe of admission.
Their turn does not have whiskers upon
It for which the publlo should be
thankful. Thsy are not ashamed to be
original.
The Two-end-a-Half-Caeeadee" Is
another bunch of fun. The "one-half
Is a ehfld humorist that puts to shsms
some humorists and alleged humorists
much ' older and mora experlenoed.
Biff and Bang biff and bang and eauss
delight. Drew and Wright do a good
oomedy sketch. Jimmy , Cheatham
springs a good monologue and Leo
White elngs another Illustrated song In
good style. - Motion pictures complete
a etrong bill.
T--Tha Grand,
Likewise, tha Grand suffers because
of the floods. The people who were to
open . tha new' bill yesterday did not
arrive In time to do so and Manager
Erickson ' had his allotment of woe.
However, last week's ahow haa beea
held over until the new people arrive,
and It Is a good show. If you haven't
seen It, you should. - .
Tha bill consists of Three Zoellers,
gymnasts; - Harry Richards. Mayme
Taylor and Dorothy Daley in a musical
skit entitled "Dollars and Cents;
Berry and Johnson In a burleaque
melodrama, "Held for Ransom;" Billy
Moore, monologue artlet; Frederick rai
nier, . the "man of myetery;" Harold
Hoff with a new -song, and tha moving
plcturee.
Barthoaake la AastxaUa.
Perth, Australia, Nor: 10. An earth
quake has shaken the entire coast from
Albany-t Pparks bay. - ir was most se
vere at Perth, Busselton, Geralton and
Marblebur.
S0Z0D0NT
CLEANSES AND BEAUTIFIES
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' Portland V Fastest -Growing' Store
The
Hoot
in
Values
All
gravies
males
; AT EXTBEMJJLX XOW PBICES
Your, savings are governed by the wisdom of your purchases. . It's the progressive and
untiring efforts of Roberts Bros, to please and save money for people that have made this
store the much talked of store of Portland. We know what you should pay for garments, and
the only prices tolerated at Roberts Bros.' store are the lowest. Visit our Cloak Department
and you will be convinced of the truth of this statement. ' . - : , : "
New Tourist Coats at 5T.50 and p8.50 -
A large variety of Novelty Coat's, in loose and swagger models, splen
didly, tailored, of the popular Scotch weaves, in tweeds, plaids, checks,
with velvet and braid trimming on collar and cuffs. ' ' '
Women's eDinEXoosac" CoatasTlat
, $10, 512.50 and 15
Smartly designed, made from fine kerseys, broadcloth, mixtures and
rich plaid materials. We can't begin to talk quality to you, if you are
"riot familiar with Roberts- Bros.' values.- These coats , are- new, stylish
models, good looking, good wearing and bear the stamp of good design
" ing throughout, half lined and lined throughout, plain or tastefully
trimmed. . - ... . - . ' ' - -- .. ' , .
Swell Coats at $16.50 $18.50 and $25.00
-An immense variety of Novelty Coats,, made . of rnixturesj swell new
plaids and kerseys, in black, red, navy, brown and castor, plain tailored
or braid trimmed, 50 inches long. Some are yoke lined, others' are iull '
lined with rich satins. Each and every garment are, excellent; values.
An Extraordinary Suit Sale Thfe Weelr
r - -
-About 200 high grade Tailored Suits for women and misses will
go on sale this week at more than a third less than similar garments can
be bought elsewhere." lj r'.'";.' (' 1 '
Si 2 lift -The newest Fall Suits, in the most approved
w styles, in plain cheviots and fancy mixtures. All the
coats are satin lined. The skirts, are the newest pleated models.
Kf Military styles, Norfolk and hip-length Jackets, in
$16
' black and all the prevailing colors. TheacketslifeIegaInedni
fact all of these suits are exceptionally high grade garments full of:
I style.
COO fiO Tl"s ot comprises Eton, pony, paquin and blouse
styles ; also the newest long coat models. The ja'ck-
ets-are-lined-with-finL gradetaffeta silks and guaranteed satins. They
are" finely tailored suitsr some trimmed in military -style,- others-with"
pretty braids. ,.',''.,.' .. ' " V '-.;", '-"y ' i'
Showing Tomorrow in the Newest Dress Goods
If you" have planned to buy Dress Goods of any character or in any quantity, by all means coma to tha
tore tomorrow, for wall offer bargains such as you've never aeen before. . The latest "fashion hints" give
GREENS first choice aa the moat popular ahade for fashionable dresses. We have just received a treat
shipment of new greens in every popular shade in an endless variety of weaves, which we will place on
sale tomorrow -for the first time at an extraordinary price saving.
38-inch new green Henrietta ;rrd........iga--tt-44-mch new green-French-Batista; per yard,..TB
36-inch new green French Serge; per yard
44-inch new green Melrose; per yard SO
46-inch new green Egyptian Crepe; per yard-.T5a
40-inch new green Yogo Granites; per-yard... 84
30-inch new ereen Panamas: per yard........ .85
44-inch new green Taffetaline; per yard.. ....fl.OO
44-inch new green Shadow Panama; per yd. .LOO
44-inch -new green Melrose; per.yard. ,,. ,,f l.OO
NOVELTY GRAY GOODS
Moonlight Plaids 46-48-inch new overplaid effects, pretty colorings. gray predominating. made f
of finest Australian yarns, beautiful goods; special, per yard . .2 . eple&d
New Heavy Cloaking! 56 inches wide, heavy closkings, in gray and tan broken plaids, very ef- C
fective and durable; specially priced at, from fT5 down to . . .,
A QBE AT SAXE IOSIOBBOW
GUARANTEED TAFFETA SILK
Every woman with" a ailk want will be interested in this Special Sale of Black Silks the Celebrated
Sterling Silk, every yard fully guaranteed all pure ailk, every yard warranted to wear. Better anticipate
your wants and buy tomorrow. . ; . ' ; . . . - j
Sterling Taffeta Silk, full 22 inches ' wide, perfect
finish, deep rich black, eveqr yard guaranteed; best
$1.25 quality; buy all yon want tomorrow QQ
Sterling Taffeta Silk, full 27 inches wide, perfect fin
ish, deep rich black, every yard guaranteed; best
$1.50 grade; buy all you want tomprrow J J 2
Sterling Taffeta Silk, full 36 in. wide, extra weight
and width, deep lustrous black, rustle finish, never
before sold for less than $2.00 a yard; buy P Cfi
all youwsnt tomorrow at . . 1 .0 U
19-Inch Colored Taffeta Silk, in a full range of col
ors, purest of silk fiber, chamoi finish, excellent
value at-85c -the yard; .special tomorrow
NEW COTTON WASH GOODS
The secret of our success In thla department la selling dean, dependable goods at prices less thaa the
same qualities coat elsewhere. The savings are so substantial that It will pay you well to spend a few
minutes in this section tomorrow.
AT 10c YARD Splendid assortment of Challiea,
large range of pretty Persian designs, rich colorings,
an exceptional bargain; tomorrow, per yard....04
AT 10c YARD Large line of Percales, 32 inches
wide, good assortment of dark color, warranted fast;
special price for tomorrow, per yard ........... Of
AT 7c YARD Best quality Apron Gingham,' all size
checks and plaids; colors blue, brown and green;
-special price for tomorrow, per yard Tf
AT. 15c YARD Striped Shirting Flannels, in me
dium and light colors, very durable, for boys' and
imens' wear; per yard, tomorrow
AT 45c YARD Scotch Flannels," with prettyem"-
broidered dots and figures, medium and light colors,
excellent quality ; pecial,-per-yard 45L
AT Byic YARD Outing' Flannels, in large assort
ment of light and dark patterns, good quality; spe
cial price for tomorrow, per yard. ........ . .v..
AT 12c YARD 200 pieces of Flannelette, m light,
medium and dark colors, pretty patterns, dots,
stripes, checks, plaids and figures; . special per
yrd r . . ... 1 e
AT 15c YARD Large assortment of Velour Kimo
no Flannels, light, medium and dark colors, very
best quality; special sale price, per yard...... ..lBf
AT lie YARD Beige Suitings. 34 inches wide, om
bre plaid effects, in gray, green, brown, ted and
navy, very popular; special price, per yard.. .. ..I8e
AT 10c YARD 300 pieces Outing FlanneL in Tight.'
medium, dark and fancy styles, also white and he
wanted plain colors priced for tomorrow at, ydlOe.
Note These Bargains for Tomorrow in the Busy Aisle
Waisting Nets 98c 46-inch Waisting Nets, in fancy
floral patterns, regular $1.50 values, Wednesday 884
Torchon Lace and Insertion to match, from y
to 4yi inches, our reg. 75c quality, Wednesday 3Ua
Linen Handkerchiefs All Linen Plain Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, reg. 15c quality, Wednesday.....
Cluny Lace and Insertion to match, regular Qr
20c values; special Wednesday, per ysrd. ...... ."L
. New.Plafd Ribbon at 10 Yard
AH the latest combinations of red, green, yeltow,
blue. pink, black and white, regti1ar2oc TaNlQfv
ues; special Wednesday, per yard
Neck Scarfs 75c Silk Crepe de Chine Neck Scsrfs,
full aiie, all colors; special Wednesday, esch...4ST-
Trimmings Braid Remnants at Half Price
This assortment comprises short lengths of the lat
est Novelty Braids of the season all on sale
Wednesday at HALF PRICE.
Neckwear Fads BOc Neckwear 27t
This special lot consists of atl the newest cresifona
ason, ail fancy styles, our regular 7 7 a.
f ipeclilWednesdayrTrrsiFTrriTT.raf C
of the season
50c stock
MEN'S GLOVES
Men's Fine All-Wool Golf Gloves. In fancy jzr
and plain colors, 35c value, for.., faub
Men's Extra Fine Wool Gloves, in the fsmons
Lambknit brand, plain and fancy colors; pair..EO
MEN'S TJNDEH7EAR
Men's $1.60 Wool Underwear 91-23
Men's All-Wool Underwear, in gray color, sU sires,
shirts and drawers, $1.50 value; special, CI "J"
garment . v . tt.-.., . v '
Men's Heavy Douhle-Kleeced Underwear in Yr
color, all utiea, shirts or drawers, the psr-ment