THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, TOHTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. MAY . Hit
It
JN THE REALM FEMININE
Events In Society
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4 MM srU KMrta
til i- kuiMM Mr.
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aauaae. saastaiia tMltU '
m4 U la lUrarr aas MH H
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4 rre4 r MlM taaaails alaclaa
Mim tUrrtl CwataUa U las
Slala r Ik cUr aaellf 4
lav. rU4 a IS Usl lis, Ma.
rli Ka4 candklabr and al
niMtt Mia. i. pumti w umiMi.
M Mr. Cm A. aisKasaa (Ml lOillaa
tSBnea) stasia tr IM uraa. wall
Mr. Ptrt MaaUh 4 see rr
Kw Taik. Mua larft link", rv4
AmiM IS K seal 14 InraugS
Ik r Mr. Willies Hear. Mr.
JCarrr niche. MlM 111 1111. Mia
Laara Blaai as 4 la all Mar(rl
4 Marias Hasra. MUa MoDaoau.s
rssalva I 4 f pal ahlffo
lata wtu Uvr trlramtaa n4 Mia
Ptajr I plnS Cray wit trimming f
Ur Una t4. Mr. Never nas
Mark lacs 4rp4 " wait Hill
Ilk loucha f alaf slu Mr. Mo
naauk I savs at flam color
elaborate wtla (old and black. Mr.
laalr woe fctack aad wall trlp4
Mil Tl4 MU slat rr.uleaU nd
fal4 arils coal affect of polat
Vlannaa flesh f Americas Saeulr
l4ktaA4 Ilia affect.
Visitors CompUnxTitM.
Mrs. X. 1C Wiggins eat.rtird at
fir Bndr4 riidar riacnooa In honor
f hr caatbar. Mr. U Crnaut of
Jaaa, and bar alalar. Mr. O U IU
(Ml pt Bilvarton. Tha houaa n pro
fuaaly 4acrala4 In fW-otrh broom. Mlaa
rttaeat WlCSlna aaalXad In rccalvlnf.
Th pranl wra Mr. J. 1 1. rcru
ao. Mr, raul C Tataa. Mra. Uua
Rmlth. Mra. Tha4 Oravra. Mra Th.o-
dora OponJ. Mr. J. W. Markamla. Mr
lUaa4l K. Vr. Mr. W. J. U. 0r
Mr, Ju1m, Mr. Wlllaalwa. Mr.
WustuA Mr a I. . Mrs. L.
rfV M ri JialiLM.r, MU
Wla, M IL V Ku44. Mm, Oaor
Mtut Mr tt J. tiar. Mr. War4.
Mm. H r. Mr. Jar aa. Mr
far, Mr. fluU, Mr. Haw 4
Mr. Jf. r. KU4a. Ml KalUia f
Tara Or Kmumul by lttr4ali.
4 "A Utllakr." 9f KaU Yaaaak.
4
VStAAXmg !( Hc4.
Ml lUlblaa Carroll 4 Uavlaaaal
Maala t. Mltcball, f. V A. ha
bM Wa4aadar. Mr 1. lb 41
far ibatr a Jlio. ahlcb b aot
aalaa4 M T.I la tha aaia( i id
Carta It . Oaly ralallvaa 4 Ua
nadlal rrUMk bata baaa blddan I lb
mAAt. bi Urgr Bum bar of fuaau
III rail l lb rartrilo l folia w.
UrtlAfioAf Out.
Mr. 44 Mr. Itobart Tnaa4 bav
( aut laiiUaa for ffair rM
df la4. May IT. I banar of Ih.lr
44l4 aaolraarjr,
Card Tm Glirm.
MU OUdy Walab of rn4ll. Cho
I lallln bar unl l AlaiAdri
Ctxirl. lartaJn4 Bum bar of bar
f rl.oda ub cr4 and u Saturday
afuraooo. La lb card ftmaa lb pru
by MU MIU Crick mora.
Tboa wb Joy4 (b iflr war
Mia Mr)oH Wooo. Mia KvVJl-
Uif. MU MM Jaaa. MlM Mai
Sbla, MU lUrrtal Wllco. Ufa
m4 Orand. Mta Kthal Tvcbar.
MU Halan Kcnola. MU Im Huntley.
Mia Clliabath Sohot. MUa lIortit
Dav arx) Mia MU1 Crlckmor. Ml
WaUh ipcl lo trara for, California
flbf, Mr. W-r, Mta r rally IWJb-
Mr. J C. Cim4 Mr. H tt.
CWll Mr. Mi. Jwt Ma
al Tla. Mr. rr4aruft K. !!
a, Mr. Maaaaaall N. Lacy 4 Mr
at. Tb brio fait M Mrs.
Caaaa. Ml. Jama Animlt sa4 Mrs
'
Ita4T 4 Ba eld.
Tb ( I Taarbar aaaaeUU
lb Ataworlh ebl will aal la U
alaaa Wa.ia.alay. My . l HI
. a OfTtear fay lb rU yr
111 b laci4. Aftr lb bl
aaln a brief prfra Ul b (la.
KITCHEN PJJ1L0S0PJIV
A' inn
Danger of Overdoing
T
Wrtll for Tba Jaaraai by !(U44te
liawtbarns
HERB t badly oa bualaaa
a wba Ua I avardoin la on
ay r aaoibar. Moi of UU
vr4olBf oour in bualnaa
hour, and utually th.r U IllUa
balp for UuL la lb couptltlo f
lb offu. l oolnl 4ajr I bv
tar ana b n4 ana raaafMa. art l
low oar. If lo gal loo rtoao lo lb
I ml I of tronnh an4 anduranra. Thla
a Iba normal rttiar llun tha abeap-
lional condition, and ihara a4a lllli
clianr of curing tl during lll Ba
Hon.
Put wtn you eontlnua to otardo a fx-
r bualaaa hour you ara tarn lug too
groal a Hk with our futur baallk
ad lb auoo whUb 4pond upon
your mntl and phyatcal fitnaa. Tou
ara crowding o eloa to lb dngr
mark thai only tb (light a I attov will
arv lo puh ypu 0ar. Than o
ha taking of attmulanla lo kaop you
aa your faat whan you ougtit to b la
bod. and than narvou braabdowa.
Maka It your on graat. unbroken rula
aot to evardo In your off boura. That
doaan't mnn you ahouldn't bav plenty
of 'aniuaamant, variety, or n atudy
In theaa hour. In fact, theaa thin
fir l (w-
I'nt mahia ArruLrox. a M
fabta4 . lff4 la m
lb I'p-Un im. a im4
lb alU f Mr. Lyaa.(
J aba's kiuaaa.
h iff4 a talaaily Ibal bat
Kirr bl am of ibaai 4a fraia
lb !! 4 l f Ik wl4.
Taaa k ppra4 with aaoll f
aaibrbta la raaUf lbe
by rcaaraon, tbaaa a4 Car trie I bat bar
aalfr f b4 ! flyUg a tba
wind.
liar ar fv wbUb Ha aaia4
lb walla during tba baaao f Itayaey
Maym at a Mather steeiug. aa4 of
Mr. Afpletea at ataatlkf ( aaal eU
yuf girls
Tb cKaflag 41eb I lb aaaders
rtteaaa aauldivn.
Vonldarlag tba tbueaa4 II ba
al lo MBllmely ffrts. the frytag a
nould replace the rroaa bo aad
hut) ea t-olon Ubal. r4 would aol
laapprvprlala la erect at lb baaJa
of (rav.a, Iatee4 of lb raor ooally
aiartit alia ft.
"Tli Joy la chafing rll.b la ai4 ta
b aalehlng Ihlog coob. but there
duaan't aaeea I ba any pal titular rueh
to g near riuUf kllrban etava lo
bleb tli tabU( and the (wialoea go
to plaoo
If there I atarmelon In Iba rw-
frlgerator, there lea'l room for any
thing rU there cept a he pa thai It
III grt oolU.
'Salad thaae day U not a auocae
unlaaa It contain mora differ! rtl-
ela than lyay Maym' top bur
drawer.
lou may occaa tonally get a crumb
of comfort, but tba LrouUl that I 4u
you ooene la lova.
"1 b 4ataiy ItiH bli wa a gtrl
ear awey Iwl wa!y Iwniiu la a
aka Va be I mM baagry, mi ba
k baa a f"4 bM tatil be lure
Uaatag rye le ta .e ! a Mg
blae blUJa S'a flti bar !
"aw aay t dry rala t bread aa
Iba Wmt.i 44 i-l II U N bea4
4i H r4ra4 la it,
'HVtt gtrl baa a tbatag 4iah bar
father la lb teal avea f bar a4ki
atu aw la a laaia af lb awbU4
e 4e I- II.
"Wbea aarwae atari Out of ibU
kiuk.a with imi lla bwcae II
aaia Ibal far half aa Wur liJl
tb.re a aa a I14 aearUk ail a Iba
iaa lo fla4 lb U4
'la aarlag a guael aj-lae-cb 4 aol
fanaad bint J la a bron far lb eloa.
wk Naiiber abould ywu pa iba 4a
Uilum reaa alll lb wieo lbarb
Ibal ik.ra 1 4ib goo4 for tbe liver
ad It la aually bad 11 la 4ib up
lereia a li h ih. .Ih aaw Ibal aa
Paagaa I Ix4 for Iba btdaeya Lai
.ur aueaia fore. I bat U Uelda o
th.m. Na ana like to b rarnlndad
a u. lr e fric ahewlag charta of lb
buiban fraata llk tbe ebla baUd orT.
"Bo ier aa known. Ihara la ealy one
adtaalaa In aanlng a dag, there I
to uiral Uft or for making lata heh
Kvciy borne uUU uaeleaa gin
rrecba lo (he parlor, and I bare U
lalBlul Ub ef ueeful rtlcl ta lha
kilrbea. la lha aama way. tber I
lot of altly aonaeaea to 4ucatloa, lo
lha aiclualon of murh that la prsalleal.
XV aeer gel ver tha toy InalUcl of
our youth."
Aunl Man paata4 Iba Uai ana aa
lha aall uud down la her baala la
b tlirvugh before Mr. .Lyaandar Job
and l") Kr Mayme returned
COOKING BAGS BY '
THOUSANDS GIVEN
AWAY BY JOURNAL
For the Thin Girl
MEjSLESBy Dr. Edith B. Lowry
ta -tgr nar fntTrr -to rlait - relattrc I ' 4a4 maJlcla lot you. Hut 11 doo!
h.rw. I mean that you ervould aometimca eon-
w loofii io let tning ana; noi to o 100
particular over inn, nor ioo reiuo
tant to rhang your plan. Tou null be
willing to utetltut plaaaur for duty.
rcat for work that seem preaalng. Aft
er all. It la rarely prtaalng aou(h to
May Ij- rarty.
Mr. Arnold w. LJndaay gT a May
day party al bar boms IIS Seat Alder
t reel, Wadneeday afternoon. Tha par
lor were artlatlrally 4ecorale4 In dog. I warrant risking your health for ll.
woo4 bloeaoma. The whit color cheme I It oftn takea mor airangth of will
carried out through Ih ftrnoon. to enjoy youraelf or Juat to I, than
ix tabic of five hundred were mad to work at an uncongenial job. Tba too
p. Thoaa praaent ware Mr. Oeorie I eoneclrntloua poraon often make mor
Caldwell. Mra. Ralph Ittvl. Mr. Blew- trouble for herself and other thn
rt, Mra. 8hlatrum. Mra. Oaorg 11
cell Mr. J ark Caaon, Mra Jmea Ap-
Key of Knowledge Lost by Pharisees
mora aaay going atater.
Buppoee you had planned to n
oartnln day In. putting away your win
ter tiling. We all know what a hor-
IT IS ruetomaV lo regard meaala
a a )ok. of t lee.t. aa a mailer
of no Importance. The majority of
parent make no effort to have
tbelr Chiuren avoia tna convagion.
la many town the oaae ar no I q
n lined.
In flmaa nuL it tu eualomary lo
regard an epidemic of any dleease aa a
vUltatlon of ProYidanca. reminder that
all day war not to be healthy days
With our recent knowledg. w know
lliat apldemlca ra du to crcleanea
or lark or aanitaiion. nun many
th contaglou dlaeaaaa, a rigid ylam
of quarantine U enforced. In tha larger
clUe. meaalea are oUaaad where they
fVJaaj
rtrnoklvn. N. T
'y 5 Nearly I5J0
fenpt crowded the
Artil'mr of Mulc
today to hear Pa
tor Rusarll 11
murae on "The lxt
Key of KnowlodH."
Taking hi text from
I.uk xl. 62. Ii
ald:
In tha New Teata
ment th word law
yer ha a very dif
ferent meaning from
our general linage. It
applied to thoaa re
ligious tenohera of
tli Jew who made
paclal profeaHlon of sanctity of heart
nd earned drelre to know (iod'a will,
a expressed I th Moeelc Iaw. and to
U'aoh tha same to the people. The ror
raepondlng rlas of today ar designat
ed doctor of divinity. Our text, there-!
fore, with thl correction, rends, "Woi
unto you, Doctor of Divinity, for ye
have taken away the Key of Knowledge
y entered not In youraelvcn, and them
that acre entering ya hindered."
It Mi the custom amongst the Jews
that lemon from tha Law and th
f'rophet houll t read every day In
their aynagoguen. The people were thu
familiar with th letter of the divine
law and promise. The majority o
them, of course, were Illiterate, for ed
uratlonal facilities were, not what they
re now. A a result only a few
claimed to have an understanding o
the spiritual part of tho Law and the
Prophet. The were chiefly of the
literary and the wealthy classes. To
thesa th common people looked for
guidance respecting the divine will.
A n illustration: When th com
mon people heard Jesus gladly they
were unwilling to trust their own Judg
ment, but inquired, "Hava any of tho
Scribe and Pharisee believed on him?
Have the doctor of the law, the doc
tor of divinity, endorsed him? They
hav made a study of tries thing, and
we would rely mora upon their Judg
ment than upon our own.". But none
f th Scribe nd Pharisee endorsed
him. and hence comparatively few of
th people believed him and became
hidlclplei.
Tli Key of Knowledg Burled.
In our text Jesus Christ charged the
Jewish doctor of divinity with th
responsibility of having taken away the
key of knowledge, refusing to use it
em selves to enter the great appreola
tlon of th blessing then due, and hlde
lnr It from th common people, who
trusted them o Implicitly. W charge
that the same thing Is .due today. Not
only were the Jewish people typical
or spiritual Israel, and their age typi
cal of this age, and the harvest typi
cal of Die harvest or closing time of
tni age, but additionally, now a then,
Jod a people, perish for lack of knowl
edge. lloae lv, I.
in our lArd day the Jewlah doc
tor of divinity, or rabbi, contented
themaelvea with telling th people
-n mry .nouia not do; but they did
noi iarn me peoplt
rid and yet ncceasary taak that I, and belong, with lha other contagious dla
yet hate to hav it hanging over us. eaeea. but la many of the .mailer towne
Hut c.rhana vnur work that week haa no attention I paid to thl dl.aaaa.
. w ' I y-. a 1 a !..- .kutl . Ihnll STVa
been particularly trying and when yonr p-ruioren oouwau. .u - ...
fre day arrive you are tired. You feel lhT daily aaaoclat, with tb.lr brother.
lack, the city noise .eern IntolerabU. who have th dl.eaa. As
thev did not h.in
them to any understanding of th dexp dentally, you ar flnlihed youraelf.
meaning or ma law and th prophet, teriy worn oui ana amcoursgca
your head throb. The day Itself 1
weet and sunny, and crlee aloud to you
of the country. Hut you ve made up
your mind to tackle those clothes and
you go to It. Of oourie you can't work
o fast nor so easily as you might on
another day: but you keep grimly at
It, and finish b.fore nightfall. Inol-
ut-
lth
r.milt tha contagion apreada inrougn
th lower gradea until, frequently, half
tha pupil ar lit Tho. afflicted tay
at home for a week and then calmly re
turn to school aa though nothing hd
happened, and aa though they war not
carrying tha dla to others.
If meaalea were a. atmple a dlaaaa
aa th majority tnina, ima wouia o
all well and fair. But meaalea I not a
lmple dlaeaee. Th acute attack may
ba llht but th eouela may b the
In th contert Jeaua aald to the "D. Ufa. Th fair day Is over, gone for
IV." "You hln1 ha..w k..... .w' I ever You return next mornlnr to th
people, rrlavoua t h. Km. k... ..... of f1c. to start tha new week half-heart- ODDoalt. Frequently a mild attack of
do not attemnt to carrv k..,- edlv. meaalea la followed by a .erlou. In
yonrelve. Luke xl. it W. It worth while? fUmmatlon of the kidney., which may
It la ao to thl day with the Jewish If vou nad y'e'deJ to your need for cot the chUd It. life. Otitis media or
rabble, aa nil ih . i . . I raat and uulet aona off for a Ion I an Inflammation Of th middle ear 1
For luatane. a mlniur ..n. .' tramp aith some chum, lunched merrllv I another complication to be avoided,
representative and mnnthnUA. . i. at a wnvsldn Inn. or lain under the tree permanent deafne. orncUme result.
church creed, which In rnnnrf. with a good book if you didn't fool up I from thU.
term declare, that whoever does not I to walking or boated on lake or river
live a saintly life will auffer an extram or aound. you would have returned made
44 tjSZf
lty of torment. I. not thl. grievous
ou.ucn io oe put upon ny consclen
i.ouB oui7 , Jias it not caused untell
anguian io many or Gods true
Tftiple? And ha it not repulsed and
"""" rrom uoa and the Bible thou
sands of the most intelligent mind In
me woriar
in jewisn doctor, of divinity
..ju noi ucn ouraens, neither do
w.o uoor. or divinity of ehrl.tendom.
In private they acknowleda-a that thv
carry no uch burdens. In public thoy
K'vo the inference that thev t
over rrosh, rendy to tackle anything.
You clothes would have had to wait, to
be sure. But you are more Important
than your clothes and that la what you
should reallxe.
"Want" ad will be received over th
phono only from those whose names are
listed In either of the telephone d!ro-tori.
In order to avoid tlvese danger th
child should hav close attention while
It la having the meaalea, no matter bow
light th atUck may be.
Th child should be kept warm In a
well ventilated room. Hot drink
should ba given frequently, these
help to "bring out the rash." A ud
den chilling send the blood to th In
ternal organ and may cause a con
gestion of the kidney. The latter
alway should b watched and If a child
la net peaalng a normal amount ef.
urine lha pbyaicun anouia a cea
uited.
Th no and throat hnuld b
prayed vral lima a day with
a mild antlaeptle aolutloo, a borlo acid
aolullon. Th child abould sot b l
lowed to blow lla ao violently. IbU
rt may fore om of th aeration
from the no Into th ar peaaag..
wber thy will cauaa eeriou troubla
Th room should b kept darken ad.
aa th light hurt the child ya Sev
eral llmaa day. th eyaa aliould ba
bathed with the boric aald eolutlon. If
thy are much Inflamed, a doth wel
with th solution laid aero th yaa
111 give relief.
Th child ahould not return to school
until ail discharge from tha ye.
ears, throat or noae bava ceaaed and
until everything haa been fumigated
thoroughly.
Out of the Mouths of
Babes
Distribution tt Bag$Jn Ex
cJia;.oe for Coupons Printed
In Journal Begins Today
Last Coupon in This Issue.
rra 4letrlbtu af iba Way-buk
par evoking Ut by Tba Journal la
eiehaage f Jr to raupoa beglaa today
aa4 a ui Ual until ti rvmm. aaw
flltad ( lb. in, a aniptlad Tba fil
ettMM as pnntwd yl.r4y irtunday)
aa4 Iba .ood aa4 laal (ouin i la
laday'e Uaaa
Tboa k.. 4c.ra la ltr th. advaa
lag of Cuoblng la PP aver Iba aid
Bkatho!. Itkoul ixi.m to tfcajMlv
bava only la rllp th. lao eoupeu and
praaeSI I hem ig.iar kl Tba Journal
afnre or mail ibm with ra enta In
Urape I 4fray aatag Tba Joursal
IU give tuBi aitoeiloB la all eui-af-
lows ardera
II I elalmad lha I tbe sew eoebary
yta I mar alaaty itd vhnlMoma
aa lb 14 way of preparing foud
I PA vsaMla Mabr of th baaa
aU declar thai taalr ua onaolre the
beua.wif ta pre par mo re tasty duha
I much laaa ipena than U paaalble
ben ordinary even utenella are uad.
It U further saearted that tha uae of
oaabiar - bags tigbtes boubOld
dull. becaua tbey raplar pot and
pan, and aa lby ar Uai J on I r once.
Ad away with Ih duty af acrvbblng
fiardwar. -Tkitriiti raablas garTtngs to
Uma. Ubor. ful and food.
Thea ar only a few of lb advan-
tagsspat forward Is eupport of paper
bag eookry. but tbey ahoold b auffl-
clnt to parssad sny bomamaker lo
give the new method s thorough test
ing. eipacUll when trial coat them
nothing.
V rut tr is,. 4mmi ht laKN
laa i
If ta. f ssarsa.
far saalas SMilar la
4rs s ssry !
seaas saafkiiy
I baa II Is IS alwa.
UvaJr las sit
sskas,
tuW tba ibis
sass baa bar irUl la
aaaiisarisrUl. I.
sa4 IbU Is eai:!y
a aba lks U sua
ull abart. ,
L'adaablaJlf la
saaat 4irflrsl tysst
4ra sunr.aa fully IS
lbs sbsrU taut,
srscaaa, but taa vary
Ibis. sar wsataS
raaas paai. fa aha
af aarafal s !
if ab aid ba tfrrr4 Is stbar Ibas
"as Ibal baigairussl laaklag UlU
lb lag
Klibr I It 1 pUla aalllag far lb
very tail. IbU) girt. eapacuUy as f lbs
r.ai cbMiaa. tovp4ag b14r type. ss
I- b know eaaatly kew la sak S
tholra. If b do. a. tkaa thl I Is44
b.r day, for b caa wear tb sa
Btar. ih ruf fl.a. rue blag a, taffeta
Mouae coats sr uit sad look bar vary
lal l tham. Tb pompadour effect a,
Iwrd.rad vsllaa, flor4 ryaadJaa, a
ail for bar, and sot SSly oaU, sUL
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Teacher Now, Johnny, rsa you tell
m the dirreranc between s lake ana
an ocean 7
flmall Johnny Taa, ma'am; lake 1.
much pleasanter to wllow if you
fall In,
Mamma Predrlle. wht ar you
lng to do with that horrid mouae?
Freddie Olvo it to Aunt Maxle.
Mamma Does he want It?
Freddie 8ura Bhe'U Jump at It
Bmall Orace was watching her father
plant potatoes. "Papa." she ald, "I
know ta-hy you leave th eye In th
potato."
"Why. dear?" he asked.
"So they can see how to oome up
through the dirt."
i"tHI
Washington. D.
From the car window Dorothy Daw
for the first time In her life saw cat
tall growing In swamp. "Oh, mam
ma!" sh exclaimed, "there's s lot of
sausages growing on sticks 1"
elao eirletlv da nod a.
sirtpea h rsa aa Blatter vtst
lha width if ah srtlJ srrsags IbatS) lvt.
ontaliy or cut lasts up la rus la 41f
f.reat dlraotloos. . t
H raiding, too. I good. A seat slsbs
raialy braided will suggest s plum pa
troMx bubU uaui u test
mad by waarlng U sssas
un braid 4.
Tha smart little. hrt. loess sesl sad
lb basque styles ofTst a aplaadid fU14.
for Ihl deoorstion. Msurlals bavtnc
rough .urfacaa w lit has tba sssas Sf
feet a braid Lng. and s b14 slwsys
b ehon In prfsnas to smosHlk fab
ric whenever practicable.
The fichu win be a charity ta lb tall,
thin girl, and alnca tbey ar fa hi on bi
ih typ ahould uae there ea si I bar
gown, front neglige te s ball drsss.
Hugs revers s finish te s cost rosy
ba worn. alo patch pocket daoorstad
wttb Immana button. Taking tbs
Kn Ihl. .1.1 I . . n. - - - -
SEATTLE STREETCAR w brdih. but height as.t b
uggaated aa wall. As S means to tbls
end bar skirt should be a long; as com
fort and faahlcm (seldom rynoriymou
trm) will allow, and all trimming
muat be arranged verUoally.
'The one piece drea 1 tb beat poU
bl cholca If It I dealrad to wear s
belt then It must be of th sm color
th dres. Th yoke should sot bs
too deep back nd front, but It may run
out a far as th aleeves and possibly
drop over.
Th short tbln gtrl lfortunt If
sh happen to be abort walated. ba
raua ah ess wear eraptr. modes, with
long straight skirt, short baby walata
and puff aleeves most suceeMfully. Bhs
will appear to bs both taller and stooter -than
aha really la la s frock on tbls
order.
Her hat ahould be only median sis.
Tb sailor shape, with fairly high crown
or trimming, I. a good example of tha
millinery becoming to thl typ Of
woman. The width of the brini ahould
be Jut sufficiently Wld to suggest
breadtb, snd th trimming Juat ss high
a considered necessary to prsnrs th
height
Colors, too, call for discretion ta
choice. Black and very dark shades
should b avoided, bnt the thin girl can
wear white, cream, yellow, bins, pink,
mauve, old roee, pal olive, putty color,
fawns, golden browns, gray, red. flamin
go, Japan blue, turqooi sad sppls
green, choosing of courss th colors In
dividually becoming.
FULL GROWN HATPIN
JABS EYE OF PATRON OF
(rl! rw Imil Win.)
Beattla. May Jabbed by a long hat
pin worn by an unidentified woman in
traatcar laat night. E. J. Anderson,
well known bualoess man. will prob-
bly loae th sight of hi. right eye.
The car bit curv and th woman.
waring In th aisle, th point of tb
pin caught Andron In th y.
IS THIS YOUR BIRTHDAY?
YES? THEN FAME FOR YOU
ta Tba J on nul.)
-. stay ,. now to
achieve succesa and fame b 'born on
May alxth. philander C. Knox, secre
tary of atate. was born May , 1858,
Jeff Davl of Arkansas, who recently
won out In hi fight to return to th
en at a, wai born May I, 1161 (0 year
ago today and on th same day Oacar
V. Underwood of Alabama, who aspire
to become an occupant of th Whit
liou. mads hla entrance Into tbs
world. Still another famous American
who celebrates his birthday anniversary
today la Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary,
who found th North Pols Admiral
Peary ws. born May 6, 181s.
Emms Vanghn PcMtralstress.
(Wi.bliujto Bura.a of Tb Journal,)
Washington, May 4. Emms XL
Vsughn ha been sppotnted po.tmia
tress at Brooklyn, Pacific county.
Washington, vice O. W. Burke, resigned.
Kosher Meats a SpecialtySausages, Cheese, Salads, Cold Meats and Foods of All Kinds Ready to Serve On Sale In the
Zitl&l"Z,Sb Delicatessen Store on the Fourth Floor Home Made Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. In the Bakery Department on the Fourth Floor
"l mo arnerai laci mat tnev atun.l
oimi ua representative
which so teach.
It 1. thla matter of mlaluiinr th.
people, deceiving them, that constituted
the ba.la of Jeaua rhara.
"'v.o u: uivinny or old, and we be
lieve that his Judgment la vr.. .inn
today respecting the doctor, of divinity
of Christendom "Ye have taken away
wv, iiiuuou; mo Key or knowledge;
ye have not entered In yourselves, and
them that were entering ye hlndared."
Knowledge of God. the lhi
Is indispensable for the attainment of
Every bottle of ..
HOLBROOK'S
WOECESTEESHIRE
SAUCE is actually made
and bottled in England,
right in tho home of
Worcestershire -
HDLORO0IH
Xi WORCESTERSHIRE
tho great prlxe of tho high calling. Thu
JCSUS Said. "Thl. is Iif eternal
they may know Thee, the only true God
and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast
BCnt." (John XVII. 8). Wa ara n
derstand thla to signify that m
who has merely been made
with the fact that there la on rro
and that Jesus is hla son. 1. on account
of this knowledge to be granted life
everlasting.
Our Lord's words An nt
knowledge sbout God. hut to
edge or personal acaualntanca -with nn
and his son. Aad such an imimm.
qualntance la not obtained merely by an
introducUdhi but by companionship; it
signifies an intimacy of acaunintnn.
auiw, a xamuiaruy. 3
Thus Jesus prayed for ua. Ma ei
lowers, "Sanctify them through thv
truth. Thy word is truth." Anv ,hn
neglect the divine word will fail of the
sanctifying- power and thus fail of the
ultimate acaualntanceshln with cinA
which alone will guarantee everlasting
life. .
To those who hay coma under tha
sanotlfying; Influence of his word our
Lord says today, as he said to hl .lew.
lsh followers 18 centuries ago, "To you
it Is given to know tbe mysterjTof th.
kingdom of God; but to all outaMa
j these things are spoken in parables and
aam sayings, that hearing they might
not understand, and seeing they might
noi perceive." me outsiders- the doc
tors of divinity are not permitted the
key of knowledge. "Even so, father, for
so it seemeth good In thy sight" Matt,
xl. 35.
What Constitute, th ry t
The key of knowledge consists of the
faithful study of God's word, with an
honest purpose to know the things that
are freely given unto us of God. This
implied a consecration of heart, for none
others--1 won Id really deslrs that they ,
might do the divine will . And thl. Im
plies aiao a laith in our Lord's prom
ise that "he that doeth the will of Mv
Father shall know of ths doctrine."
(John vli, 17.) It Is this consecrated
conscientious Bible study-that is lack
ing today that Is being discouraged to
day Dy me great teachers and doctors
of divinity.
Everything- calculated to help Bible
study, to get rid of ths darkness of ths
creeds and superstitions of the past. Is
opposed but not openly. But, ah, what
weeping of disappointment, sad what
a chagrin and. gnashing- of teeth. will
com Shortly to ths "false shepherds,"
to th key-hiding doctors of divinity,
when they find that with all their en
deavors to bolster tip sham, and super
stitions in which they-themselves do
Inot .believe, th ' entlr fabrlo ,- of
churchianlty will collapse, as ths Scrip-;
tur.es predict! ; v : . r- , i
Butter,2Lbs.55c
Many of our regular customers de
clare that Glenwood Butter is equal
to the hiRher-priccd butters sold in
most stores. It is made of pure
cream, in one of Oregon's most san
itary creameries. Selling now
at, the 2-pound square, only OtJK
Purveyors
(7,
0ld9 Wdrtman&King
Cleanest and Most Sanitary Food Store in the West
Catsup for 18c
Curtice Bros.' Blue Label U made hr
thoroughly domestic methods, of red,
ripe tomatoes, pure spices, alt, togar.
vinegar; guaranteed tree from arti
ficial coloring; contains 1-10 of 1 per
cent rienzoate of boda; the lQ
at XUls
regular 25c bottle, on sale
Dependable
Truly Characteristic of the Name
THE HIGHEST GRADE
A Home f nffoa A Home
Product CUffCt? Product
Try a cup of .this Splendid Coffee at the
demonstration booth in the pure food gro
cery department, pn the fourth floor.
OUR GUARANTEE
We guarantee all goods packed under the
. brand of "Dependable" to be satisfactory
in every respect, you alone to be the judge.
Purchase a can fom our demonstrator;
use half of it, and if you are not satisfied
with it, return the balance and your money
will be refunded. Phone your orders.
. In Junction Top Tina-Air Tight
3 Lbs. $1.102 Lbs. 75c 1 Lb. Wc
of "Pure Foods" of
SPECIALS
r
IrVe Sell and Recommend
Carefully
Prepared
Choicest
Products
Ham
BRAND
Bacon
tard
a$the very best that can be produced; hefe or elsewKere..
Ask for them in our urocery Department; vve guarantee all
Columbia (Brand Meats and Lard to please the purchaser..
For Today and Tomorrow
Raisins Fancy seeded, in 16- OKf
ounce package, 3 packages for atll
Nut Butter, "Acme," in large OKp
jars, a favorite seller, 2 jars mtJ
Candied Peels, lemon, orange "
and citron, special, the pound XJl
Bouillon Capsules, Anker's, OKp
the best, put up in packages at CiJl
String Beans, Harvest Gem. Of)
Regular 25c a can, special at w"C
Tobasco Shrimp, put up in No. "1 Q
2 cans; regular 25c grade, at XC
Baking Powder, the O. W. & OQp
K. brand; regular 35c a pound awai
Chocolate, Ghirardelli's; put up OP
in one-pound cans, special at awtll
Cocoa, Baker's, put up in "
pound cans; regular 25c, only JL7l
Corn, fancy Maine, sweet; a " "
tender, delicious grade the can A -a. V
Mushrooms, stems and pieces, "1 Qp
in cansregular 25c, special at
Grape Juice, Walker's; put up OQ
in quart bottles; 45c size, at .OOl
Pints, regularly 25c, special at 20
Canned Milk, Jersey Queen, QAp
put up in cans, special, dozen OUI
:J!ly, very choice, assorted OA
flavors; special at four for OUI
Asparagus, S. & W. California, OA
laree white: 30c can. soecfal asUl
Olives, large Queen, in bulk,.Of?p
" regular SOc a quart, special at pOjL
40c Summer Sausage, special at 30J ,
' 5fetturiest, &c grade, pound for
Graham Crackers, 3 packages-at: 25) y
p- VV. K. taundry Soap, 8 for 25a
1 Roundup, Cleanser, six for only S5
l ins . ttcaiis, inwc auu ucan, o., wy..
"Every Description
Fruit Department on Fourth Floor)
"Sunhist" Oranges
25c and 50c Dozen
filtura BrandThe Highest Grade
Guaranteed to Be Untouched by Frost
Ask for the wrappers when you buy the Oranges. Send 12
wrappers with 12c postage and you will receive a pleasing
PATTERN IN A GOOD ORANGE SPOON FREE
The Spoon Is the Famous Rogers Ware. ,f
NEW POTATOES, Fresh Asparagus, Pieplant, Grapefruit,
etc., now selling at low prices. Call Ex. 12, A-623 for prices.
Minced Clams
'OtterBran
For, Clam Chowder, Soups
and Broth, Creamed Clams
They are unequaled. Only the tender
part of the clam is uspd, Tney are care
fully cleaned and minced and put tip
under most sanitary conditions. - Yea
will enjoy them. . Place an order to
morrow. . ' T- -
Two Cans 25cThe Dozen nt 5755