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Mm. Basil Bert (nee Forney), who was married Tuesday evening.
Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Welch,
Mr. and Mm. David Mitchqjson, of
Klrcaldy, Scotland; Miss Crlssle Young,
Jamrs Young. John Mcintosh, Paiu
ly, Scotland; Donald James and James
Gordon, of Aberdeen, Scotland; David
Blsset, Dunfermeltne, Scotland. After
congratulations were received by the
bridal party, all partook of a substan
tial supper served In good old Scotch
fashion. Many ' old time songs werw
sung by the company, and the evening
was brought to a close by the singing
of "Auld I.ang Syne." Mr. and Mrs.
Mcl.eod will be at home to their many
friends in their beautiful home at
Oswego.
More ihan BO guests attended the
wedding of Miss Abbie Kstella Forney,
who was married to Basil Peter Bert,
at the residence of the bride's mother,
1121 Missouri avenue, on Tuesday,
June. 9, at 8:30 p. m. The'home was
-tastefully decorated with roses, ferns,
and evergreens; and the bride was
beautifully gowned. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W. T. Kerr
of the VM. E. church. Mendelssonh's
wedding march was rendered by Mrs
Glenn McCleery. MIsb Georgia For
ney, sister of the bride, and Miss
Blanch Parks were the bridesmaids in
attendance, and Dayne Bert and Frank
Carpenter attended the bridegroom.
Mrs. F, Elvers sang "Garland of
Roses." and Miss Lela Muir "I Love
You Truly." Following the ceremony
the guests were received by tho bridal
party, and a delicious luncheon was
served. -
Miss Forney is a popular member of
the Chanticleer's club and has a large
circle of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert- will be at home
to their many friends after July 15,
t 233 KUllngsworth avenue.
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EVENTS OF WEEK
A novel event occurred Wednesday
morning at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.
O. G. Bretz, 1217 Mall stret, when she
Invited six of her friends In to enjoy
a waffle party. The home was dec
orated with - Testout roses .and sweet
peas. The novelty of the occasion was
that the guests wore their morning
gowns and breakfast caps. Music was
rtndered by Miss Van Vleet and Miss
Bretz. Those present were Mrs. W. A.
Shelley; Mrs. L. Van Vleet, Miss Mae
Van Vleet, Mrs. Godbey, Mrs. Rastall,
Mrs. Anna Lindberg, Mrs. O. G. Breta
and Miss Opal E. Bretz.
Complimenting Tom Robertson, of
Pendleton, Miss Elizabeth Hoben,
daughter of Captain Andrew Hoben,
marine surveyor of this city, enter
tained delightfully at her home on Lar
rabee street, last Sunday evening.
After an enjoyable musical program,
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where a dainty repast was served.
Those present were: Tom Robertson,
Mr. Morrison and Mr. McCall, all of
Pendleton, "Jock" Coleman. Mr. Mac-
Cormack. George Moro, Mr. Jones,
Judge Clarno and Mrs. Clarno, Cap
tain Andrew Hoben and the Misses
Hoben.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Howes announce
the engagement of their daughter
Florence Elizabeth, to Charles M. Pen
nell Jr. The wedding will take place
the early part of July.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor of the Mal
lory was hostess at a birthday party
given at the Gladstone in honor of
Miss Gyla Kemimer on her eighth
ttrthday. The tabl was beautifully
decorated In pink with tiny pink
roses and candles. The place favors
were dainty little dolls dressed in pink
with tiny pink sunbonnets. After din
ner the little guests were taken to the
theatre. Miss Kathleen Harrison . of
Oregon City furnished th music for
the occasion and Miss Rita Mangers of
Spokane. Wash., was toast mistress.
Those attending were: Gyla Kathrine
Kemmer, Dorothy .Lpralne Burgess;
Leah Bryden Murphy, Fay Marguerite
Kemmer, Dorothy Stanley Faull, Miss
Kathleen Harrison, Miss Rita Mangers,
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, Masters Roy
Hamilton Kemmer, Armstrong; Haney
and Jorden Haney.
Miss Mildred Baker of Walla Walla
was hostess at luncheon last Saturday
for the pleasure of Miss Bernice
Crawford, whose engagement to R.
Douglas Greer was announced. Mr.
Greer was a former Portland man and
has many friends In the city. -
The Misses Anna Walker and Mabel
Mascot entertained with a dancing
party Saturday evening at the home
of the latter. The eolor scheme was
red and green, and the main room
was gaily decorated with pennants,
masses of ferns and roses. The din
ing room was centered with a beauti
ful bouquet of red carnations and as
paragus ferns. Mies Alice Walker
served the punch and presented unique
red programs to each of the following
guests: Miss Margaret O'Shea, Birdie
Waldt, Grace Patton, Pearl Hershey,
Alice Walker, Mabel Mascot and Anna
Walker, and Messrs. Dr. J. Clanahan,
Harl Kinney, R. W. Chapman, Dr. L.
P. Waidt, Claude Walker, C. Rudeen,
J. C. Tlngley, A. K. Weisendanger. Wil
liam Secore and Gordon Bennett,
Miss Margaret O'Shea entertained
Friday evening at her home, 248 Ivy
street. Throughout the evening mu
sic was enjoyed, Mrs. H. Lindberg pre
siding at the piano and Miss Birdie
Waidt, Adolph Berg, Ralph Altmanns
and Dr. L. P. Waidt rendering vocal
numbers. Those enjoying her hospi
tality were the Misses Anna Walker,
Birdie Waidt, Zeta Ausman, Mabel Mas
cot, Maude Teter, Bess Logan, Mrs.
H. Lindberg, Mrs. E. D. Stout and the
Messrs. Adolph Berg, George O'Shea,
Ralph Altmannns, Auther Teter, Dr.
L. P. Waidt, E. D. Stout, William Se
core, Paul Wehtzle and Clarence Koon.
if. JS.
The Carpe Diem club was delightful
ly entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Waldstrom, 668 Wasco
street, on Friday evening, June 6. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed at
600, after which a dainty luncheon was
served. Card honors were won by Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Ridehalgh. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Iliff,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompson, Mrs. R.
Eecker, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Apperson.
Mr. and Mrs. Saltus, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Ridehalgh.
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About 40 friends of Mr. and Mrs. IS.
K. Hall of 821 East Taylor street
called and surprised them on their
tenth wedding anniversary. The even
ing was spent in music and games,
after which refreshments were served.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
La Verne Glrvan at her home, 931 East
Eighth street, north, last Friday even
ing. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games and music, when' re
freshments were served, after which
Georgia Chapman rendered a number
of recitations, which were very much
appreciated. Those present were the
Misses Carrie E. Renz. Georgia Chap-;
man. Florence Svade, Phena Faublan.
Louise Starr, La Verne Girvan, Mrs.
Probst, Mrs. H. B. Girvan, Charles
Clinkenbeard, Fomas Evans, Sheldon
Young, Le Roy T. Pulm, Lloyd Clink
enbeard, La Monte Girvan, Bud Probst.
Howard Svade, Oscar Edlund and
Stephen W. Renz.
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Mrs. L. B. 'Strayer of Tacoma was
the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl G. Liebe at their Irvington home
In East Fourteenth street. Mrs. Stray
er has been passing several months In
California, and stopped off In Portland
for the Rose Festival en route home.
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The Foresters of America campaign
committee of this city are receiving
encouraging reports of Increase in
membership. Applications are rolling
In by the" dozen. One court reported 27
applications at a recent meeting.
Court Multnomah, No. 3, Foresters of
America, continues to hold well at
tended meetings In their hall in the
W. O. W. building. Eleventh and Alder
streets, every Wednesday evening. The
court has a whist social after each
meeting and prizes are given to the
winner. Cigars and eatables are dis
pensed during the evening.
Court Multnomah No. 3 Is making
preparations for a grand time at the
installation of officers the first meet
ing night In July. Visiting members
are always welcome to Its affairs.
Mrs. Carroll Gives :
Views on Teaching
Educators Xust Kara Wide Knowledge
to Impart tnformatlom XateUlg antly,
Speaker Contends.
In a paper read before the North
west Muslo Teachers association con
vention held here during the week, Mrs.
Emma B. Carroll, of this city, contend
ed that "the value of teaching lies In
the power to mold the character of
the pupil into strength. Industry,
steadfastness and beauty."'
"One must know the whole of
subject so to speak to teach any phase
Intelligently or well, said Mrs. Car
roll.
"No person has any fitness for so
great and responsible a profession as
teaching," she continued, "who has
not by broad educational opportunities,
developed a trained mind who does
not know human nature and life
through books and travel, and who
has not above all things, faith In the
possibility of ultimate human perfec
tion, through conscious knowledge and
personal aspiration and effort.
"That our young people today have
no respect for their elders and know
no superiors Is due largely to our
educators. For years the publlo
schools have wrested with the problem
of educating the child with little or
no attempt to arouse the creators of
the children to do their part and ful
, fill their responsibility to the child
and society.
wnenever the public schools or
reputable private teachers fail to reach
and interest the child In its own de
velopment, the fault is because the
child's parents and home are delin
quent."
Left Little Miss Gyla Kemmer,
who entertained' last week on
the occasion of her eighth birth
day. Right Mr. and Mrs. Algott W.
Llndell (Beulah Wagner), whose
wedding was a recent event.
Negro Uses Ruse to
Steal Paris Gown
Detroit, June 13. When Mrs. G.
B. Palmer of Grosse Isle alight
ed from her auto at Grand River
avenue and Farmer street yes
terday afternoon she left her 6 year
old son in charge and warned him
not to let anybody take the boxes that
Were In the machine.
Mrs. Palmer had been gone only a
few minutes when a Negro approached
the boy in the auto.
"Your mamma sent me after those
boxes." said the negro.
The boy let the man lug them away.
The boxes contained a Parisian gown
valued at $200 and two summer
dresses valued at $30.
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Invents Machine to
Play Chess Gam
Miss Helen Eloulse Baldwin, who is the house guest of her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Costello.
warn you by lighting the lamp. If you
make three wrong moves in succession
the machine will light three successive
amps nnd then stop playing, and the
only thing you can do Is to press a
button, which causes the pieces to re
sume the position in which they were
when the game started. The game will
then begin anew,"
The inventor says that his device is
merely a toy. but he adds, that the
principles embodied in the machine
show that in theory, at any , rate
mechanism can be substituted for all
human work.
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conspicuous lNose rores
How to reduce them
Complexions otherwise
flawless are often ruined by
conspicuous nose pores.
In such case die (mall muscular
fibres of the nose haye become
weakened and do not keep the
pores closed as they should' be.
Instead these pores collect dirt,
clog up, and become enlarged.
Begin tonight to use
this treatment
Wring a cloth from jrery hot
water, lather it with Woodbury's .
Facial Soap, then hold it to your
face. When the heat has expanded
the pores, rub in vtry gntb a
fresh lather of Woodbury's. Re
peat this hot water and lather appli
cation several times, stepping at tme if four ntst ftels sensitive.
Then finish by rubbing the nose for a few minutes uuith m
turn ict.
Woodbury's Facial Soap cleanses the pores. This treatment
with it strengthens the muscular fibres of the nose pores so that
they can contract - properly. But do not expect to change in a
week a condition resulting from years of neglect. Use this treat
ment firiisltntlj. it ,wijl gradually reduce the enlarged pores
and cause them to contract until they are inconspicuous.
Woodbury's Facial Soap it the work of a skin specialist.
It costs 25c a cake. No one hesitates at the price afttr thtir
jirtt takt. . . , .
Do thh today Now! Tttr tut thi illustration f thi eakt
btlfw and put it tm four purst mt m reminder to gtt Woodbury' i.
Tear out tho eakt now. Take it to four druggist or toilet coun
ter today. . 'Begin, tonight to get tht benefits of this facial soup.
For sale by dealers everywhere.
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Facial So
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COMING EVENTS
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Mrs. N. Loeb will be at home to her
many friends at her residence, 702
Marshall street, informally, this aft
ernoon to meet her sister-in-law.
Mrs. B. Loeb of San Francisco,
who is her house guest. Her daugh-
ers, Mrs. N. G. Kaufman, Miss Becky
Loeb and Mrs. L. L. Blumenthal, will
also receive.
The Ladles Elks' 500 club party will
be postponed from June 10 to June 24.
All Elks, wives, mothers and daughters
are cordially Invited.
Next Tuesday evening, the 16th,
Christensen's hall will be the scene
of a "surprise party" to be given by
the Bachelor Buttons club. This will
be their most important event of the
season, and will give the club members
an opportunity to reserve tickets for
the club s excursion to Gordon Falls,
Sunday, June 21, for which the steam
er Joseph Kellogg has been reserved.
An Interesting musical .event will
be the singing of -Cowen's "Rose
Maiden" by the choir of St..' David'
Episcopal church on the evening of
June 25. Seats will be placed on the
lawn adjoining the . rectory and a
general festival spirit will attend thr
performance. The choir will be as
sisted by prominent soloists. Mr, and
Mrs. Hartridge Whipp have the cantat
In charge.
The G. N. C. B. girls will give an
other delightful shirt waist party Fri
day evening, June 19 at Cotillion hall.
Dr. V. Delary will, deliver a lecture
next -Friday morning from 11 to 12 In
room B, central library. The subject
will be, "Intuition." Everyone Is in-
vlted to attend.
St. Ann's Charitable society will
hold their regular monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon, June 18, at the
residence of Mrs. Effie Barenstecher,
110 Merriman Place in Laurelhurst
(Montavilla car).
The woman's department of the Rose
City Park club will sjive their regular
"600" and Bridge party which was
postponed from June 8. on account of
the Rose Festival, Monday. June 16.
Mrs. McClellan .Goughlar will be
hostess.
By W. F. Adams.
(Adams Astrological School.)
Edward J. You have a . very strong
horoscope for character, with a strik
ing personality evidenced. Naturally
a leader, perhaps too forgiving and
trusting, as you could not easily take
an unfair advantage of anyone, some
what careless in money affairs or too
lenient, rather. You would have made
a good orator, succeeding weu wnere
It's necessary to Interest the confidence
of the public, as salesmanship, etc.
Success in following enterprises that
require constructive ability Is yours.
lover also of music and harmony.
The present period Is an Important one;
many revolutionary Issues appear, evi
dently a decided change has occurred
recently or is about to occur. There
Is the aspect of an illness or worse to
those about or near to you. v:tw
Woman Everything points to chil
dren although losses are threatened.
Man At middle life you will be in
good circumstances.
Billy Boy Chemistry, medicine, den
tistry, etc.
J. S. and J. E. S. Evidently husband
and wife, although you have not given
sex of either, so I will answer on my
supposition. Commercial lines, espe
cially If J. E. S. is a party to such.
Adair A. You have a splendid chart
for success, if you curb extravagance
and tendencies to good fellowship and
generosity.
Nora I am of the opinion you will,
et some interference is threatened.
O. M. O. You will marry within the
next two or three years, undoubtedly
to a man somewhat younger than your
self, at the most not any older.
Katherlne D. It Is difficult to tell
from astrological data what you are
doing. You should follow the study
of music or art, as talent In this re
spect is evident. A chart of splendid
CUPID HELPED BY JUDGE
Chicago, June 13. "Papa is against
speeders; Jf he knows we're arrested
I . can't be married to Charles," e
plained Miss Dorothy Wilson to
South Chicago - sergeant. Just thea
"papa" : came ln also arrested for
speeding. Judge Ryan Imposed a fine
of $1 each on the father and on
Charles L. Goes, with whom Miss Wll
son was riding, and the wedding plans
were not blocked.
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abilities. Also you would succeed In 1
nursing.
II. F. Yes, you. have considerable
ability in that direction, if you will
stick to it. Your temperament Is
somewhat against you, as you fear
yourself and afraid to advance your
interests, which is pardonable, though.
My advice Is to go right ahead and
success will follow. A marriage is
very probable within a couple of years.
Mrs. C. S. Apparently you are In
the midst of changes, environment,
new ideas, friends. Journeys, etc. This
aspect covers over for two years yet.
You are determined, fearless and yet
very sympathetic, affectionate and
generous, very versatile and ambitious.
If married early, evidently two mar
riages. You. are passing through for
the next several years the most Impor
tant or strongest period of your life.
You are approaching the maximum as
regards mental development, and Ideas
carried out will bring credit and gain.
Your daughter will have a most de
lightful personality as well as looks
and figure. Educate her for music,
both vocal and Instrumental.
Mrs. 1852 Yes, a very disturbed
year Is evidenced, yet not near as se
rious as the past; In fact, many sug
gestions of prosperity are foreseen by
and after 1916; even this year the lat
ter part is better.
Metra She will marry well finan
cially, and in a sense favorable as re
gards harmony, although not alto
gether, as her disposition will conflict
somewhat with the husband's.
Felice Evidently between 24 and
26 years of age. The planetary as
pects at that time denote some trouble
In marriage, or denying or delaying It.
Talent Is evident In instrumental muslo
or elocution.
Nicholas B. Gains by legacy are
evident; a professional career would
prove profitable.
Clara May Am somewhat surprised
that there has not been a boy born.
Very possible yet for the next three
years.
Mrs. J. F. P. Some disappointment
prevails and Interference, yet you will
succeed, altnough another party you
will meet will interest you.
Marv Jane Yes! Especially the
first. Follow the study of It. com
merclallze It and will have fine
success.
TJ. C. B. Sunday. Thursday and Fri
day are good days. You have talent
for theatrical work. You further havo
a very fortunate horoscope for a mar
riage that will elevate you socially, etc
V. X. 1j. You are m tne miost or
manv disturbances. If unmarried, mar
riage nossible. although a number of
problems are apparent Jn this connec
tion. Again, there Is illness around
you. You come lntw the best aspects
at about the middle twenties; except
for one favorable planetary position.
the rest are quite unfavorable, lasting
through, the nummer and falL
Irene S. You would after a while.
but you will meet many discourage
ments before you succeed.
C. W. S. Had you in youth fol
lowed a professional vocation you
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brandt (Marie
Heerdt), whose wedding was
recent event. .
When You Are Troubled
With Hairy Growths
(Modes of Today)
No woman need longer endure ugly.
unsightly hairs on her face, neck or
arms, for a simple and very effective
method is here given to quickly banish
such objectionable growths and leave
the skin smooth and free from spot or
blemish. -..-
A thick" paste, sufficient to cover the
offensive hairs, is-made by mixing a
little of the powdered delatone with
water. This Is then - spread over the
hairy surface and in about two mln
utes rubbed on ana with it comes
every trace of hair. After this treat
roent the skin should be washed to free
it . from the remaining delatone. No
danger- or inconvenience results from
this treatment and rarely Is the second
application required, but to avoid dis
appointment -be sure to get -.the dela
tone in an original package!. .Any good
aruggisi naj it in stock. . -. . (AdvJ
would have met with success; at pres
ent you are not In what you especial
ly like, and net doing what . you are.
most suited for. There is betterment
ahead.
Mrs. K. G. It. D. This Is In a sense
Imaginative, you are super-Bensitive,
often afraid people are criticising you
when they are not. Cultivate a pleas
lug manner, affability, etc., and cut
out the imaginative. Say nice things
of everybody, or don't say anything. I
am sure from your horoscope that you I
are wrong in tre way you feel. Think
the other way lor a while and see the
results.
Edith Lucille B. Truly a remark
able character, a life of self-sacrifice
that others may be made happy. While
a laudable ambition, you Invite many
grave responsibilities and burdens, oft
en your efforts will not be appreciated.
end in the end you will have burdened
yourself with many regrets and sor
rows. Especially this or next year
the aspects are not good, disappoint
ments and Illness are threatened In
your Immediate circle that will affect
you markedly. Many changes are In
order, as well. Confine your ambition
to your love of art. etc. as you care
for such. Further, you would make a
good story writer as you have a very
fertile imagination.
lanthe There are changes Involving
study foreseen at the period men
tioned. .
An Eastern Lassie If you care for
him. why. yes! I'm afraid you do not
know your own feelings well enough.
If this Is entered only hair-heartedly
friction will result and trouble, the
trouble. If any, being largely caused
bv yourself.
Mrs. V. E. B. Your infirmities are
largely the result of giving way to
them, in a sense, though not this, al
together, but In a great measure; and
this affects your husband and his wel
fare. If you will try optimism and en
deavor to surmount your weakness.
you will find a different atmosphere In
your surroundings and betterment all
around, as your horoscope promises
much in this respect in the future. If
you will try.
F. C. Ockleman The best advice I
can give, is to get Into some employ
ment you like and apply yourself hard
and you will be successful. Southern
latitudes appear best for you and fur
ther In or a little before middle life
you will realise your ambition.
Vivian Money troubles will never
cause you serious worry, only that you
can't accumulate a large amount. Yes!
Indications point to another marriage.
Bessie V. M. Study vocal or instru
mental music or dressmaking and mil
linery. You will marry well later,
evidently twice, at that.
6ermanys Exhibit
At Fair toBe Ample
In Spite of Government's Xefusal to
Participate la San Francisco Exposi
tion, Private Concerns Will Be Well
Represented.
Berlin. June 13. It is assorted on
the authority of a well-informed resi
dent here that while it Is unlikely that
the German government will change
Its attitude regarding official partici
pation in the Panama Pacific Exposi
tion. Important commercial and in
dustrial concerns will present a great
er display of German products than
this country has ever presented at any
exhibition. German arts and crafts of
many kinds In the chain of her social
structure will have an Imposing place.
The collapse of . the committee or
ganixed by Herr Ballln. director-general
of the Hamburg-American line,
was ' mainly due " to the fact that it
Involved too milch publicity. Firms
did not wish competitors to know that
they were exhibiting, or the extent and
nature of their exhibits. That, they
held, would bring rivals more readily
Into the field. It was felt desirable
to work with greater secrecy, and that
is what Is now being done.
Civil Engineer Designs ICarvelous He-
ohaalcal Sevloe That Operates With
Almost Stunan Skill.
Paris, June 13. One of the most
complicated pieces of mechanism ever
devised by the Ingenuity of man Is
that which plays a correct game of
chess and wins every time.
The apparatus is the work of Senor
L. Torressy Quevedo. a well-known
Spanish civil-engineer, who first be
came famous as the Inventor of a ma
chine which solved algebraical equa
tions. Demonstrations of his chess-playing
contrivances, the intricacies of which
consist of a bulky and amazing mass
of wires, buttons and electric bulbs,
are being given in the Sorbonne. Ex
plaining tho invention, the engineer
said: "The apparatus play the white
king and a castle against the black
king." . .
"This certainly gives the machine a
certain advantage." he added. but
the Interest is concentrated In the
movements of the automaton In an
swer to those of the black king. These
movements finally lead to the check
mating of the black kins-.
ine machine never disobeys a rule
of the game. You make take your
king and move him anywhere von iiif-
the automaton will prove quite an up-to-date
player.
"Should you give your king a falie
move me automaton will immediately
Home Wrinkle Recipe
Astonishing Results
Such Urtlln. rnattonl retail come
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anyone wearing; those hateful marks of age.
Illness or worry. No need fooling with worth,
less pastes, cresms. nor "sklo foods" which
don't feed the skin. No need rubbing, mas
string, stssmlng -snsrless methods which'
eipsnd snd lousen skin and underlying tissue,
aggrsvstlng a wrinkled, flabby condition.
Better, ssner, surrr. Is the scientific saxolite
formula. Thoassnds" hs saccerafully tried It
tbuaanU freed of wrinkles, enlarged pores,
sggy cbks. double cbla thoussnda younger
looking, happier!
All you need do la to dissolve one ounce of
powdered saxolite In M pint witch base!,
and bathe your fsce In this. The effect Is il
nott magical. Ereo deepest crow's feet com
pletely, quickly vtDlab. Skin becomes firm,
smooth, fresh looking bears no trace of treat
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this marvelous saxolite krtkro today. (Adv.)
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HOT1LL MOORIL ?XiNG
SEASIDE CLATSOP BEACH OREGON
Rooms with or without bath. Hot salt water baths, and surf bath
ing. Recreation pier for fishing. Sea food a specialty. Grill in connec
tion. Music and dancing every evening.
DAN J. MOORE, Prop.
DDlTArDC UrrTT?l RIGHT ON
THE BEACH
Billiards, pool, bowling, tennis, golf, fresh and salt water flshlnr txiat.
ing. riding and autds. We have our own livery stable smY aut&; !.' ml-e
of unbroken beach for auto runs Our table is supplied from our owJ
oairy. vegetable, gardens and poultry yards. Postoffice. long distance phone
WrVe'Wr N "aUon 'on hVrott
THE BMA-CEM KCrTg. - Breakers. Wash.
HOTEL TORREY
Seaside Bllhp Oregon
Under the personal management of W. D. Torrey
Special attention given to our dining-room service.
Rooms with or without private bath. Bus meets all
trains. Rates on application.
Overlooking the Ocean. W. D. TORREY, Proprietor
Hotel Sunset
BEACH CEYTES STATIOS.
Ideal spot. Modern family hotel. Country
and seashore combined. Ocean In full view.
Clear mountain water. Electric llghta. -Largs
yard for children. Croquet- ground, fish of
sll kinds. Best enlslne and table service,
flshlnr. Sort bathing.
P. Q. tone; Beach. Wash. Mrs. Ddmaa. Trap.
"THAT SEXJGHTTTn , BEACH HOJCE,'
THZ ZUC0JM
At Elmore Park, now open. E a ropes n only.
Free furnished cook tents. A unlet, homelike
eating plsce, overlooking the ocesn.' Last year
cor accom mods t tons were taxed to the extent
of disappointing many lata applicants. This
year we nave doubled our capacity bet urge
that early reservstlooe be made.
You'll like the plare and the price. Write
for circular. THE ELMORE. Borkswty, Or.
- Journal Want Ads bring- results.
The White House
X.OYO bkacm, WAsarcoroToxr,
A favorite hotel with Long Beach
visitors. - Large, comfortable rooms.
first class restaurant with home) cook
ing. One block wouth of station. -
hcaa. o. r. whitxhotjbb, yrop.
HALYCON LODGE
Kisses MacDewel and Skaiusoa.
rise Booms a as Board. Veer Hotel sToeia.
SEASIDE, OREGON
Furnished Tents
at Barview
We have furnished tents With all
conveniences ready for housekeeplna;
J.1 C!r?t Oass "hotel at Barview.
- 7-wWno.,on,e mls are served 1n
a bright, clean dining room. The hotel
is surrounded by a wide veranda over- "
.coking the ocean and amusement
park. We have safe rowboats and
canoes for hire on both the lake and
pool hall and bowling alley will be ap
preciated and patronized by many. The
drills of the llfesavlng crew, the
clambakes, the beach bonfires and
Jeep fishing excursions are only at
few of the many good thlnara RirvU
has to offer you. Before planning your
vacation see us and make reservations
oVrtlck open ow.
Ralph Ackley Land Co.
804 Tailing Bldg, 3d aa Washington.
THE DRIFTWOOD
OPX2T AU TXAJk
Thr On' House of Its Kind In the
World Hot and Cold Bait Water
. Baths In Connection.
TABLI3 BOARD A PECAL,TT
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