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13 THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, . PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, ' OCTOBER 24, 1912. EVENTS IN SOCIETY It ti lup-ftlf tbt thcM wntrlbnUnf nw r r thx UuiKlnf Mclolr ptr hnoMI b It rrb ih dk ttt society editor not lfr linn Vri.li ahth brauirht la.' nailed W tel i i..d. . Im litters BMMt welcome, hot ! fflr Mrlr ia the w '.'i MnOr a'trMt taw f wiKJlnf their rr,ort l ood after ywrthto, -tfcrwlw in volume or jat eoi'ieiy o wmwr n.r.ult.t. Bum Item, belna left Te (or Br ulirr Oay, ...... if Interesting Affairs. jiOTIlEK bud -wlil make her bow to society when Mm. James xia law and ills Laidlaw are at home from. a until 7 on Thursday, Uo tober Cards are now out lor the affair. Mrs Bcnlamlna Lombard has sent out Invitation for bridges to be given Fri day and Saturday, November 1 ana J. Social Brevities. - Judge and Mrs. Thomss O'Day hava taken Ilia former James B. Kerr real- rtnce tn 8t" Helens Court, Portland Heights." " " - . j Mr.' and Mrs. tavid Munro are leav ing Portland this evening after having Iwn with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Talbof.slnce early summer.:- They will sojourn In Ban Francisco before going on to their home In Dallas, Texas. Mr. and Mrs.; W. E. Robertson with Miss Kan Robertson; Mis Mary Rob ertson, and David Robertaon ar home from their IS months' tour of the World. " J ucirrJtol5irtsorr,TFtio also- Eccrompantotf them. Is now at school in the east. The Robertsons sailed from San Francisco and returned by way of New Tork. They are guests at the Multnomah for the present :,. H"-,-' ' :t -i:V:'I:5j :'.:'e... V ... .. (Miss Barbara Crocker will leave about ttia firjit.or tha moDth for laja .ngeles, where she will visit for an lndelinite tlm with Mrs. Ellsworth Taylor on her ranch. '-v '-, .",':,?.. ' e J Mrs. Clara H. Waldo, Miss Edith Waldo and Miss Hlldreth Humasoa reached home t last evening after six months passed abroad. They spent some time in Italy. Swttserland. London and Paris with the major portion of their sojourn JttJCteraany. L Beautiful Bridge. ; Centering interest for yesterday and commanding attention as one of the largest and most beautiful bridges of tne season, was that planned by Mrs, Jios;oeJlJllltjierfor: Mrs jRoberi.Ji btrahQrne. wlXa.oI the P. E. & E. prest dent, recently removed from Spokane, It was the first affair which Mrs. Uiltner had given in her handsome new home at (47 Siskiyou street Eighteen tables were made-up- and the drawing-room and conservatory, beautifully decorated, made an effective background for the handsomely gowned women. White chrysanthemum, palms and evergreens were usea in profusion in the conserve tory, where the fountain, with its flow- ISSUED MHiT port Is Gratuitous Fabrication. a digest of the opinions of the Oregon court which has become a standard ref erence book of the bar of the Faclflo coast i Upon her resignation, from her official position the entire court united lD.Itualillli.liMllk....lllit. a admleaion to the- Oregon bar, nd her Anti-$llffragl$t$ DCCla Re . "'III est In the profession. Mr, Hanco Is A prominent hardware merchant of Holly wood, where he has been a factor In the upbuilding of civic and commercial In terests, In his college days he took ac tive Interest in athletics. In baseball circles he was known as 'Spike" Hance, and he still maintains his interest In tennis, golf and motoring. The couple will . reside- at- Hollywood, - end - be-at home to their friends after December L Their wedding is the culmination of an acquaintance dating from their early youth. , k Card Club Entertained. - i T laOricanTlerairumsrydilI erieraoon. -The pastel blue of the draw , lng-room beautifully offset the masses of yellow chrynanthemums and -palms usedJthere.Mrsiltnerand Mrs. Stra- iiorne greeted the guests on the, land lng. of. the-broad, stairway. Mrs. Qilt ner was wearing a smart creation of grey chirfon, embroidered In gold and ; tilvetr Her Jewels were amethysts and illamonda. Mrs. Birahorne was frowned 1 n : green ICWttonjjUlLlelaborations of , black Velvet roses, and a diamond neck lace. T Palms And cosmos were the deo-oratlon.-iirTrpstatrs living room was OHcorated witn cosmos. The dining room, in mahogany and blue, was a pic ture, . with" great clusters 6f coitmoa Card honors fell to Mrs. J. Coulson Hare and Mrs,' M. A. Newell. Mrs. Glltner was assisted by ber niece. Miss Flor. wide. Hemenway, and during the after noon the guesta were delighted with the laying or Mrs. aipn walker, who gave her own compositions, and Mrs. Robert i ucmpson, wno sang, Mrs. Btrahome Is th author of "Flf t icu jnourana Miiea py Stage," the r -inutniaiaea to DOOKf pUDIHIled about a 1 ye&rj.jojiQWLJiearlng ltathlrd "edition. Wedding This Evening. - illss Effie Mae King of Salem is to be married to Frank Webster Hance of n4!ywood( Cel.j -thle evening " at ff oclock, at the home of her brother-in-Jaw. Judge W. R. King, In Portland. The ceremony will be attended by only a smalt iCircl of relatives and friends. M iss King has for some years been seo j ctary-to.lhejBupreme court of Oregon, and during that time she has had charge of the records of the court and In addi tion to- her -official duties has compiled rat This Hnmo.XI Art a SVn..l. B SywpJWiU Surprise You Storm Eve Wkeoplng- Coagh Quickly. A Family Supply Mrs. J. C. Hare, president of the Wed nesday Evening Five Hundred club, was hostess at the Orpboum last night for members of the club. Those In the the atre party were Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hare, Mr, and 'Mrs. 3. L.Cook, Mr. and Mrs F. A. Douty, Dr. and. Mrs. H. N. Lacy, Judge and Mrs. T. J. Cleeton, Mr. and Mrs. George Sllknetter, Dr. and Mrs. Jack M. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Klg gins, Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Wehrung and Miss Elizabeth Johnson. " . -T 7" Woman ' Club Meeting. The Portland Woman's club will meet Friday at 2 o'clock In the Women of Woodcraft hall. Current events will be given by Mrs. J. W. Tifft Miss Fay M. Huntington will sing a soprano solo. The following Boif explanatory letter of denial has been received by The journal, accompanied by a request for publication, from the Oregon. State As sociation Opposed to the Extension of suffrage to Women: "The Oregon State Association Op posed to the Extension of the Suffrage to v omen wishes to deny statements maae last Monday at the . W..C. T. U. convention, when, according to press reports, -it was announced from the platform that the liquor interests were circulating thousands of copies- of . a pamphlet f which Rev. Clarence True wuaon is the author.' That pamphlet la Ukuod by a ltd bears the name of the Oregon - State Association Opposed to tne Extension of the Suffrage to Wom en, so that the statement that It was Issued by any other persons or Organ ization Was a gratuitous fabrication, and known to be such by all persons "It has become tfi fuhlnn tar Miif. fragists to attribute all their defeats to the 'liquor men. This has been, the cry In Ohio, and after the successive majorities rolled up against them, In Oregon, As a matter of fact not one of the six suffrage states has Drohibltlon. At.. wttor - nfttifffial W. C: TrU.roregdn itihds out conspiouousiy flry among the surround ing wet and suffrage states. "Dr. Wilson's pamphlet Is a valued part of the organized protest against the Imposition of woman suffrage upon the Women, of .Oregon, a protest-whloh is signed and sent out by the following women of the association: "Mrs. J. F. Bailey, president; Miss Falling, first vice president; Mrs, R. W. Wilbur, second vice president; Mrs. Wallace McCamant treasurer; Miss Eleanor Glle, secretary; Mrs. H. W. Cor bett Mrs. A. E. Roekey, Mrs. C. H. Lewis, Mrs. David LortnaV Mrs. J. B. r,Vrthor nnniinnmln I Montgomery, Mrs. W. C. Alvord, Mrs. m. .... iinrn.r. VnA.hi.. ti tr t i I oirs. james n. Davis, Mrs. Alma D. Kalx, Mrs. 8. T. Hamilton, Mrs. Herbert Holman, Mrs. C. A. Johns, Baker; Mrs. J. H. Templeton, PrineviUe; Miss Bush, Salem; Mrs. W. L Vawter, Medford; Mrs. Elizabeth Yockey, Ashland, execu tive committee; Mrs. E. H. Shepard, Hood River; Mrs. A. J. Richardson, Jo seph; Mrs. J. M. Connell, HUlsboro; Miss Rita Alderman, Falls City; Mrs. M. E, McFarland, Alrlle; Mrs. F. E. Har low, Troutdale; Mrs. Oeorge T. Flavel, wlir receive In honor of the officers and delegates to the national W. C, T. U. convention. ' , , " Planned for Charity Fund. To replenish tbelr charity fund, mem bers of the Martha Washington chap ter of the Eastern Star are preparing a novel entertainment to be given In their ball, East Eighth and Burnslde, Friday evening, November 1. The entertain ment is In the nature of a comedy on suffrage and in addition speeches will be given on the same subject An or chestra will play and later furnish mu slo for dancing. -wlll ta glven ounaterr No tickets. YOUTH HAVING ITS' - DAY. ON THE STAGE day beautiful Ingenue, one of the ptetty star children of a few years ago; Vio let Homing, who haa developed almost lnt. a leading woman,-and Edna Hlb- Dara. pretty and talented, who will be seen In one of the principal roles of "Officer at. the Helllf theatre to night, tomorrow and Saturday;'- These three have graduated from child roles within a season or two,. Edith and Ma. bel Taliaferro : are ' other examples in America' of the development of child ao tresses Into women of theatrical lm portanoe. ; - The wave of youth has not confined itself to tills side of the AtlanUo, for in London very youthful women are In the first rank among the players there. Phyllis and Zena Dare. Marie Lohr and Phyllis Nlelson-Terry are monopolising the youthful roles In the English tne tropolla. , :X Miss Edna HIbbard. Touth Is having; Its fling on the etage today; "The demand for "youiig players created by the Work of dramatists of the day; has brought a crop of youthful aspirants for stage honors to the front. One recalls Vivian Martin, the present F ill NSPECTOR GIVEN AN ASS IS " ISTANT residents and voters of Latourell. The matter then was set for consideration and hearing Monday, October IS, at 11 O'clock. - -WtY"-'''--:-- Tacoma Women' to Shoot. L ; Tacoma, Wash.,' Oof ! Si.Taooma win r ' i'i mi1 1 .i ,f.x.iija... mi .i juLUssjai women are to organize 'A. revolver club. ; It will be the only: organization of Us kind In the country, an$ is being formed uridor ' the J supervision , of Miss Anna Hansson, who holds the world's record of it out of a possible 60 for women on a SB yard range. ;..'.. ;v'', I. '".v:.--. On the request of Colinty Fruit Inspector Sansbery,' the county' conv mtsloners authorized ' the appoint ment of a deputy county fruit inspector for a period of three months, and In structed Mr. Stansbery to recommend a man for the appointment." Mf. Charles Latourell, of Latourell, Or., presented "a petition for a liquor license. The board Informed hlm that it w6uld not grant the license at pres ent and told him to make an affidavit to the effect that all the persons who signed their names to his petitions are Mil- I. GREAT IS THIS RUSSIAN v w MARMOTH - MINK i:.-STOL-OR-MUFF Stole trimmed with silk ornaments, Muff In semi-barrel shape. Prioe asked at retajl stores ao,oo. Our special at, V.; f ; I.?'"' V-T'- r(150 Op) iL & EACH mrs Benovated and Bepaired . l-':1::r'M lowest Prices, ractory to Oonsumer . -tr- Exclusive Furrieri 266 MORRISON STREET . .Oyposlte Old location ' You Share r Quiet Wedding. A quiet wedding took place Sunday, the 20th, at 2 o'clock, when Miss Flor ence E, A. Johnson and Frank Collins of Vancouver, Wash., were united in marriage by Rev. A, L. Hutchinson of the Third Presbyterian church. Only Close frends of the .bxldal couple were present at the wedding, solemnized at the home of the bride s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. After a wedding' dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wicker left on a brief honeymoon Journey. They will be at home in Vancouver, where Mr. Wicker la established In" business. Joint Recital. . Many socially Inclined, as well as those of musical tastes," are interested in the joint recital , to be given Fri day evening In the ! ballroom of the Multnomah by Pauline Miller Chap- mar, and Edith Halnes-Kuester. Mrs. Kuester Is not only a pianist but also a composer, and Mrs. Chapman will sing a group of her songs. Mrs. Kuester is to , play a number of compositions and sing' children's songs. re. v vm m i.. And Every 'Man, Too, Should Know That "the Owl" Is a Safe Place to Trade. her own . piano a group of her Rose City Park 500. An evening of five hundred will be glvrit tomorrow for nieiubers and f rlen J9 of the Rose City Parle club in St. Rose hall, East Fifty-fourth and Alameda. It is another in the series being given for cut ' into small pieces; one half ounce of cioves, one quarter ounce each of mace. Us; Mrs, Dan O'Neill, Oregon City; Miss Emily Loverldge, superintendent Oood 'Samaritan hospital, Portland." other-readers besides yourself may like to know of this unique way of preserv ing them. Small cucumbers, sprigs of cauli flower, cut-up hearts of very bard white cabbage, wax beans, small white onions, uny green lomaioes mat nave refused to ripen, peppers, horseradish, and nas turtium seeds may all go Into the Jar. As all the vegetables will be very small It will be quite unnecessary to lay them in brine. They must be washed, however, and be thoroughly dried. The liquid for preserving the vegetables is prepared as follows: Put one half gallon of vinegar over the fire and bring to a boll. Mix four ounces of flour of mustard and one ounce tumerlo with a, little cold vine gar and" Tourtonrcmh stirring until it is quite smooth. When cold stir in one ounce of whole ginger. "Safety" is everything in Drugs; you must rely almost entirely upon the reputation of the drug concern that fills your prescriptions; that sells jou the medicines and other every-day We can't emnhasize too strono-lv that The Owl Store is a safe storeno substitutions- no "just as good as" but you get exactly what you want and at a fair prce, always. -tn aubtantialavings,jyhettyouV participate in . . "The Owls" Friday and Saturday Specials 10c siae Contt Imported Castile Boap atr ,7c- 9c 1 M Complexion . the benefit lng fund. of the new club furnish- At Home Planned. Cards and music will be features of the "at home" to be given by the d&x- ishloners of the Madeleine, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Casey, 637 East Twenty-first street north, Friday even ing, October 25, to which they cordially invite their friends. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. T. 3. Seufert Mrs. 3. F. Clarkson, Mrs. T. J. Murphy, Mrs. John Manning, Mrs. J, O. Hoyt. Mrs. black and' white pepper, and a pinch of red pepper. When the plckl Is cold It should be turned Into a stone jar and the vege tables added as they are ready, Just in the same way as the fruit tutu fruttt is prepared. The jar should be kept covered, of course. Thin would seem to be a very simple method. of preserving vegetables that might otherwise be thrown away, because if one only has a few of each kind at a time it may seem to be a waste of time to bother with them. 11 JulEfg'sd at fimmSX Govt. . Hers in a home-made remedy that lakes hold t( a cough instantly, and will : usually cure the most stubborn case in 24 hours. This recipe makes a pint rnougn for a whole family. You couldn't buy as much or as good ready-mada couV syrup for 12.50. Mix one pint of granulated sugar with 34 Pint of warm water, and stir a minutes. Put 2 ounces of Pinex (fiftV cents' worth) in a pint bottleV and adj the i .Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfectly nd has a pleasant taste children like it Braces up the appetite and is sliriitlT laxative, which helps end a cough. You probably know the medical value) cl,v inArea tin "-sthma, bronchitis ana ether throat troubles, sore Iuuct rt.There is nothinsr better. Piner is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in jniaiacol and all the natural healing pine element -Other preparations wiU not work- in this formula. i Ths prompt results from this inexpen sive remedy havs made friend frr it in thousands f homes in the United States snd "Canada, which explains why tho r'an has been imitated often, but never successfully. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your dru&Hrt has Pinex, or will f't it for vou. Tf tint. Bond frt m. rincxCo, Tt. Wayne, Ind, rint; fe futly guaranteed bv Laue Davls Drug Co. (distributors), Portland. Joseph Cronan and Mrs. M. It, Boss, - - . ... Cookiar Sound Steak. W. C. T. V. Affairs. u" , mft"..,.nt0 Ivrijr yamuiuio uibii vy me Kaailion 01 tomatoes land other seasonlne-s and vrv ventlon business would permit, much slow cooklnsr. Pt Into- a pa,- prefers Myearthen ware, one pouna of steak, four or five tomatoes ut6reimWrim7roM onion, Bait and pepper to taste, a pinch of red pepper and a bit of bay leaf. Cover and cook In a slow oven for three hours. It Is claimed this dish can be pre pared in the fireless cooker, first plac ing the pan over the fire, and bringing very slowly to a boll. After simmering for 10 minutes the covered pan is placed in the cooker. Beyond this point I have nothing to say. antrum W . " esr etiUrtainig; b-b frtherele- gaies to the national w. C. T. U. meist- mffr The- latest amt-ons-of -tTre most pretentious affairs was the luncheon given at tne Portland hotel by the so cial committee of the Oregon state W. C. T. V. Four hundred reservations were made. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. T. 8. Townsend, Mrs I. II. Amos and Mrs. O. P. M. Jamison. In addition to the luncheon at the V. W. C. A. this afternoon, given by the state Prohibition party in honor of Mrs. Beauchamp, secretary of trie national party, a reception will be given Friday afternoon at 3:45 In the Wom ert'irclub heedquarters, Women of Wood craft hall, with Mrs. Frederick Eggert president of the club as hostess. How to Make Good Plain Pie Crust By Elizabeth Lee. Lemon Snowball. I-mon snowballs make a delicious dessert, while the dish ia not at all ex pensive. Beat the yolks of two eggs unUl very light, add gradually one cup of granulated sugar, three tablespoon- iuis oi com waier, tne grated yellow rind of one lemon, two tablespoonfuls of lemon Juice and a little less than a cup of flour Into which has been sifted one level tcaspoonful of baking powder Next fold In the stiffly beaten whites of the eggs, and pour the batter Into little cups buttered well. Thla num. my win iiu half an hou powdered sauce. ECZEMA-. , . Poison Oak use Blanohard'g fiosem Xotioa Bo Jy Druggists. -FREE diagnosis. Instruction and ad vice by C. E. Blanchard, at 231 6th st, Portland. He will also state how the disease will act and disappear under the use of this lotion. Call from 1 to 7 d. m.. or write for symptom blank. Stock Up Ort PURE DRUGS This List ol -SPEGIAlwS For Friday and Saturday Qo through your medicine closet or medicine chest and make a list ofwMf you needTnTfeTJrufi:'' Then brine It to us to have It filled. Extra economy for you by taking advantage of the following "Owl" specials Friday and Satur day: ' 10c slss Spirits Terpen tine... Tt lOo slss Glycerine ......7s) lOo else Cocoanut Oil ...7S 10c else Chloride of Lime. ". . ".14 10c else Senna Leaves 74 15o slse Lime Watef, Qt. . ..10e) " J 5c slse Castor Oil ....164 '25c slse Imp. Rose Wster. ..17s) "2o" slsenPwdrOrrlsllbbTr.T7l7 " 2 So size Ess. Jamaica Ginger 171 286 she Compound Cathartlo -Spills tlOO 4n- bottleX--10-2to slse Rock Candy, 1 lb...l9 25c Boraclo Acid, 1 lb. 194 Leather Hand Bags All Must Go at Va Price We have received orders to close out our entire line of Women's Leather Hand Bags, to make room for Fall and Holiday stocks, . hence this half price outolearlng, : ' No reason.' then, Why every woman who is without a hand bag, or perhaps needs a new hand bag to replace the one that is beginning to look shabby, should not have one when such opportune bargains ss these are offered. Besides, you'll find them in the various popular shapes and fin- isues. jsote: $1.00 Bags Now at. .... .50c $2.00 Baza Now $1.00 $1.50 Bass Now at 75c $3.50 Baga Now $1.75 $5,00 Bags Now $2.50 17 17c 17c 23c DRY FEET MEAN HEALTH Don't tak any chances in wet weather pro- -irldtJronrMlI with Cork and Xalr Insoles. -We Jia v a all sizes yours among them. 104 Tr . 'or. 25). aa JAMTARYM saaspc3 BEST VALUE YET These Sanitary" Mani cure Outfits at. . . . 15c You'll admit it when you see them, for they consist of ear spoon and blackhead re mover, tweezers, nail file, em ery boards and manicure. stick, all mounted on a card . You would expect to pay 15c or more for some of the above articles if purchased 1 ff p singly. The complete set for only Xtllv We Repeat Our special offsr of last week on Denatured Alcohol For Burning Purposes Only 1 Full Gallon in yfQr New Clean TinWl If you furnish the contain er the price rer uauon Will Be Only.. Friday and Saturday 39c SLUMBER SOX Foot eomfort for men, wo men .and chil dren. We have your slse. pSrT77:;15c: Two Pain, ...25c i So slse Ailoock's rorour nastsrs at TT7.TT.T77. r.- OSo slss Sutnytnol Tooth 1a Pasts at UC Baponoi ths best Tooth rowder, 83e slse. at.. S6o sua Xodoo Cream at 85o sits Menthols turn, 1 m soothing and healing, at...tv Baker Yermlfuge, the a So Ir;. slse, for OC aao-alse- lsley Almond e Keel for ...,iOC 18o slss OhuohlU acsdV Ig oated Soap, a for IOC 8So slse "Owl" Corn Falal, speedy and thorough "Owl" Conditions Powders, for horses, cattle, etc, the So slse, for, Kum, for excessive per spiration, 85o slse, for.... B8o sue Bland's iron in. PlUs, 100 la bottle . .13C 850 sue "Owl" Bay Bun. 1 Q We ruarastee the anauty. . 17C Ted Boss &ouge, 50o sue, for BOo slse Barclay Cleansing Od Wash for.... ;.) C , Bquare ToUet Paper, loo ne pkg-s. Ipeolal, 4 for.. QC BOo sUs Carter Bait, 9Q Coloring for JC BOo slse BUntlolyptlne on Mouth Wash for OVJC Bwamp Boot, 50o jdsetton- the special price OUC Boott's Emulsion, BOo slse, Qv at the special. OUC BOo slse Canthxox nrj Bhampoo for.. ...... .......OUC Omega 0U. BOo sU. on. at the Spedal ..OUC BOo slse Xly's Cream no Balm for ....OsmC Antlphlogistlne, the BOo ..-.. sUe, for ...OsC ' BOo slse Outlonra Ointment OC for- only.. OOC TBo sue Ptaaud's Vegetal, jje zaiao, for OOC Breroo Beltier, the 91 i?A. Ue, for only ...OUC - Bandertae, 81.00 sue, 5c 81 slss of D. S. 9. Xosema 79- peUows' Byrap, the fl .50 slse, for,... $1.10 sBssjssSjsastsjsBisBs "Saniiop" The Sanitary Milk Bottle " Cover No matter how carefully milk is pasteurized and bottle cleans e d, the ordinary cov er protects-the contents only until the bottle is first opened. Sanitop is a simple, practical device, of ab solutely sanitary material can be washed with warm water and is practically indestructible. Guard the health of your family by using SANITOP. Each 10, or 3 for 95o -SB- DAINTY FEATHER FANS AT 7&A J lour preparations for the social sea son should include one of them. Come in the delicate shades of blue, pink, lavender, red, etc., and in white. They answer the purpose and look just as well as many at higher prices. NO-BODY LOVES A BALD MAN Rverv dav w VrtlTMn j ' BUgar and out. serve Cover with with, lemon lhevt immediately fall into tho "Old Bc vihi, occause grey Hairs are so lot closely auociated WITH OLD AGE. W It is extremely discomforting and humil- IQtf latinj to be bsld to be grey when the M ? "o noi juiuiy . i he gjrls laush at Plain Pie Crust. A gDod .plain crust suitable for fam ily everyday uhb is made as follow.' into it one quarter 'up of butter or ' J".1 duenminsto between nalu good beef dripping andP one quarter K L fcfe M &m cup of lard. Add a iesi teaspoonful NA1 COLOR, and shabby look of salt. Chop until the flour looks Jn &rtf nd "de granulated. Then add jUBt enough very Give nature a chance. If the it encour cold water to bind the flour together, ged, stimulsted, aiiiited, she will give gjg "Uft "ntU a 8mooth dgh y Jel of half that you will bemi 2 STBBT WODXAH Willi CABXX VELVET HANDBAGS iiifillii After seeing those that have come to us by express, purchased by our buyer in New York, where they are the latest nov elty. Bead-fringed DOtiom ana aou ble sU. hand cord. Moire lined. Coin purse. Various shapes .and frames $1.26 and 11.60 vai-Q2c ues, special at (P Youcan't If very well get II along without an Umbrella And remember, that you you can always buy a guaranteed rainproof Um brella at 97c sue vyvi For. ...... Of course, we have oth ers at higher prices, but they're just as fairly priced as those at 97c. A new and varied stock, too, to choose from both ladies' and gent 1 e m e n's. . Buy yours tomorrow. s. , PARISIAN IVORY AT SPECIAL PRICES A further inducement for you to start a collection or add to your collection of this popular and durable ware. (5o and ?5o Buffers with detachable chamois, ivory top and boat, 4 CQ. and 6Vi ins. epeciai''w 12.60 Hair Brushes, 10 rows of brlstleeei nn Special at. . . . . . J 1 VO 7 inch Hand Mirror. Be sure and see tfjo TQ this value . . ys-!7 Napkin Rings, now -t Q. at the special..;... lw C Calendars, with both 1911 and 1913 readings, t q Special at.... IVQ Nail Files, Button Hooks and Knives. Spe- OQ Clal at OC Combs, regularly "7Q. $1, now at fC NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 'ENGRAVING CP Candy for Ye Hallowe'en , Pumpkin Marshmallows the best and cleverest idea in Hallowe'en Candy we've ever seen. For dinner favors and fo .the children. Get a 1A box now you may not .be able to laterbox 1UC 7 ior some hours in a cool ymuc, mm wjien reaoy to use roll out ! iu ins usual way. , Vegetable Tuttl rmtti. I nave never uicd making vegetable tuttl fruttl, but am Informed the fol lowing recipe is excellent,'. and" as this is -,-tJja -ataswn, f avegeUUee no-oulit OtveirtrrherrVfe HAY'S. HAIR HEALTH S1.0U .SOd SUo ( Urui itlarw w direct mm n. ?,llL,,,neol.dudeLer' "'"-.Send 10c for K. tnl bottle.Ph.lo Hay Bpce. Coit Newirk. N, J. lH PRESCRIPTIONS There are several rea sons why this, depart ment of , our business shows a 'continual in crease. It's a model de- !rtiweWTrTwwe Biew'"enty I ."ij., h mnat xneriencea or registered pharmacists are employed. Absolute purity, absolute accuracy . Bring four prescriptions to "The Owl" save time save money and be safe. -. isv .sr -isms' i r V3 rz- ear -f m mW - L"e r' w MLiI ' Established 1892 SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS : . Eighteen Owl Stores on the Pacific, Cout A t