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Flanagan, who gave an afterndon of
Instrumental and vocal nusic
Willetha Rittr gave several ehsjrming
dances in artistic costume.
.
Monday night the . Chrlstillioil club
met at its regular dancing pai-ty at
Christensen's hall. Features or tne
evening were the St. Patrick's favors
in the cotillion ana boio aancung oy
Mr. and Mrs. Christen sen.
ecided
nee of
ry ef-
'venlnit, while 500 was, Jnjprogrcf s. Re-
"Treshinents were served also.
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A surprise party was- ijjivvn for Mrs.
y A. B. jow, 66! Insley avenue, Saturday
'"tvenlng,.. March 13. Danjpinfr. singing,
. readings and games .werdi-enjoyed dur
"Ihk the. evenirijr, after wfhioft rtficsli
jpments were served. Theji guests were:
Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Doii, Sain Ioipr,
5 Miss May Dots, Mr. amltilrs. William
S iJoig, Miss Nan and Misi Peg-gy loig.
5 Jtobert and Sam Doigy Mr; and Mrs.
Ladue, Lawrence Iadue, (Mr. and, Mrs.
J'Yoman, Mrs. Smith. John Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Gardaner, Jlr. James. Misse i
Maggie and Kate Oardaaier, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart. Misg Violet Lang, Miss
Vood,Mlss Kopper and Mr. Paul, Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Frlzkie, Mr. and Mrs.
; Lane, Jack and Lila Lan.
I
A- delightful party was given at
the home of Miss Myrtle Hershey in
honor of Miss Haxel Saylor's 18th
I birthday. Games and dancing were
i th diversions of the evening. Later
r dainty refreshments were served.
The house was beautifully decorated,
the color scheme was-pihk and white.
Those present were the Mesdames
! thapinan. Millar, Iawsoh. Taylor and
; Moylan, and the Misses illazcl Saylor,
j Marjorle Crosby, Hessi Beall, Oral
Green, Charlotte Taylorg Lillian En:
; nor, Maybelle Olsen,. Vra Dahl and
Myrtle Hershey, and fj the Messrs.
I William Healy, Orin Cheney, William
I Millar, Edward Fennel, $eorge Black-
" burrte, Taylor, Olsen &n Hershey.
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S The Ladies' Aid of Highland Congre
Igational church entertained their
! friends at a St. Patrick" tea Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. O.
I S. Cutler,' 100S Garfield j avenue. The
'.! guests were received by St., Patrick and
X bis wife. The entertainment consisted
of j readings and music biy Mrs. Ralph
'Miller, i-lso the kissing of the tlarney
5 stone, by the guests. A Iguessing con
itest was enjoyed with the prize tailing
to Mrs. J. E. Jensen. Aj dainty colla
. Itlon was served at tea. time. The com-
mittee in 'charge of the -arrangements
twas: Mrs. Fred B. Wright, Sirs A. I,.
" jVoung, Mrs. E. S. Bollinger, Mrs. Van
iDemarr, Mrs. Wlgton and- Mrs. Sul
Jjivan." j.
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- IT On Wednesday afternoon, March 17,
'Mrs, V. N, Irwin entertained in honor
iof her eister, Mrs. Albert Kunz. The
. ' J rooms , were gaily decqrated in the
I green and white. The afternoon was
! spent In playing 600, honors falling to
!Mrs. Claude De Pue, Mrs.! George
i Bishop and Mrs. H. W. Mathison, after
J which a light lunch was served. Those
I present were Mrs. H. W. Mathison, Mrs.
I Lewis K. Bodling, Mrs. A. E. Fair
! child's. Mrs. E. Rundv. Mrs. ClaudA Tn
t Pue. Mrs. A. R. Keeseyi Mrs. Georgf
Bishop, Mrs. John Kuns, Mrs. Albert
in TrrTji .j i
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Fridav evening, April 9, the
Friday after Easter Sunday, ha
chosen as the date for the third
of the "Follies Dances."' The "F
were introduced at the MuKhomah
hotel last fall and have been lncreas
ing in popularity with each part
attendance at these inter-school
erings has become so large that the
next of the series will he neia
Cotillion hall, where both the maHn hall
and the banquet room will b used
for the occasion. The committee
freshments is planning an elaborate
supper to be served in the banquet hall
The committee in crjarge has f
to make this event tne last aai
their series for this year. Eva
fort will be made to make, this closing
dance a feature of the season lor the
high school set, for which the "follies'
have become well known.
The next entertainment at th
City Park club will be the negno min
strels on the evening, of March 26.
Great interest in the event is
fested by the members of the cljub and
their families and friends. T
hearsals have proven that exceptional
talent is engaged and a grea
munity gathering is assured. Tlhe fol
lowing black faced artists will face
the footlights: J. U. McDonald O. M.
Bittner. W. A. Mullen. H. M. Evller. U.
S..Ackies, E. F. Rice, Fred L. Mojreland,
John Hedberg, E.: H. Stivers, Barnett
Goldstein, Frank Schlegel, Frahk Fitz
gerald, and the Great Amaldi
L. Moreland is manager and proijnises a
good night ' of: fun making. Ev
is invited.
The New England society wl
next Thursday evening, March
50 7 Tilford building, northwest
of Tenth and Morrison street
Clement B. rihaw will give
fine vocal and instrumental pitogram
All - former residents of tlid New
Engla'nd states and their familHes are
requested to attend.
The employes of the Portlahfl Rail
way, Light and Power company are
making big preparations for an Easter
party, which will be given Easter
Monday, April 5, at Cotillion hdll. In
vitations will soon be mailed Out and
the names of the committee will b
announced later.
Mrs. S. A. Matthieu. will en
the officers: and guard 500 club
Ladies of the Maccabees of the
at her home, 351 Eugene street!
day afternoon, March 23. Ladies of
the Maccabees and friends ard cordi
ally invited. Take Union avenue car.
The regular sewing meeting
jeorge Wright Relief corps w
place Friday. March 2S, from 1
to 3 o'clock, at the home oj
Sparks, S7fi East' Eleventh
north. Take I-J car to Masbn and
East Fifteenth streets.
Thp Indiana society will meet at the
Masonic Temple, Monday, March 22, in
society hall. A program of
dancing and cards has been arranged
All Hoosiers and their friends are cor
dially Invited.
Scout Young camp auxiliary will
give a card party Tuesday afternoon.
March 23, in their lodge rootji, fifth
floor court house. Prizes will tie given
lor the highest score in 500.
Drama league meeting wil take
place Wednesday evening, March 24
at the Portland hotel. Mrs. Thomas
C. Burke will read "Children of
Earth."
Lico club announces their
dancing party Thursday evening,
jvojeal electiohsj Assisted by rin ml j 1 1 I ' ' 1 ' I
MissiKrecht The! club members present! f 1 - i I I
wre Geitrude Roehr. Gladys Baily. lie . " - , f M - - ww , A
Bertha Palmer Beal ih TH kA&on, Anna ' 1 1 )
s jPlmef, Madellnel bulneiUnd. Clare W?1''" " "v f " Jf s
JKhecht, Alice Mejers,, Marion Ben- ( y - -v t t !) f fffT-l
nett, (Trom ell Nqren. Le Roy John- , ? " fl H
JamesTHj de Oso Roehr. Frank RoehH V f ' V .f ' I L ' till
rr t" ur.r: i i w - . , w h i
S The Adelphtans held an Interesting I l ill II W '4 1'
f dejbate Thursday afternoon, "ResolVed, 'AW Xmm$. 4--: If I II
i Tiliat the Commission Form bf Govern- .. - '-'"';--; JJ 11 I sW?J II
mtent Should Be Established in Port- i- t 10 J jr I II it $ I
S land." Miss Hause and Miss Landers V IN- I
first represented the affirmative and Miss S I ST I II II' l II I
fe been JOhnstten and , Misfc Lestley the nega- . , i . 4 t i I B ' HI I I
party tiye. fThe af firrna,tive won b3 ' a 3 to V ftlV f Z&zS III fl A
tollies" 1 i vote. i i I kflS ILC1 l -A" I II ' IHf III 1
I The oDenincr iof the Ka.s er season
music has been ordered fro n the east I 1 . s x v, l lifjU '
ai d s veral otliier attractions will bu J V y - , e- i ' MiSt1r I I I I
, 1 . ' W T ti I - 4 V S $ - I
e Rose S I f 1 - A I
Jfi r'Xt It - WW
here- ' iT4 i t lt - i
Mil iK-,'-:' ' -r-ltc-l-il
Fred I I i 2 ' i - I if
eryone h i i ill 4 -i t , ' '-' ? " ,
WW ' IM LV;-'" '-I- 1.1'- ;
WnS rff, - ffimr
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! iYX i a. iVl. II. LLjlUiUilU, Vy UU Willi. 1J.I . UtlUiUUU, UaO IClt j IU1 ,Cir X JL iv , x i o fc-M-j, jjjcw "ViMV. I
H H-H- H 1 : ' . " I " i. . " . . .. I
entertainment. The 1 decorations were potted plants with I
shaded
1 meet ;
25. at
corner ,
Dr.
p. very
tertain
of the
World
Tues-
of the
11 tako
0 "a. na.
if Allle
street
25. at Women of Woodcraft hall
Mrs.- fChairls
w4ek
Kunz,
Well
and
ugatd
!
YOUR FRECKLES
IVead Attention la Pebmary and March
or I'm ; lKy Sty
1 Now Is the time to take special care
iff "the- complexion if ypu wish it to
look well the rest of the jyear. The Feb
ruary and March winds have a strong
tendency' to , bring out jifrecklea that
may atay all summer unless removed.
Now is the time to . use bthine double
strength, 1 .
f Thi prescription for ihe removal of
freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful
that tt is sold by druggists under guar
antee to refund the money, if it falls.
Get n ounce of othine double
Strength, and even a few ' applications
should show a wonderful improvement,
some -of. the smaller freckles even van
ishing entirely. j, (Adv.)
supper
were
Westen
Baker, Lul
Florence
Frances
Vermillion
Walls,
Hoyt
Qudlipri
the host.
Duane Chamberlain (Grace
and her sister. Miss Westah Baird
pBaird) a bride of the past
who attended her.
Mrs. John Kunz Jr., Mrs.1 A.
, Mrt. H. Neber. Mrs. V. N. Irwin
Mr$. p. C. Resser. j '
'
KennetH. Morrison was host last
evenihgj at ah enjoyable St. Patrick's
Day pajrtjf aij his home in Irvington.
Dancing was enjoyed after which ' a
was served. Those present
hie Misses Lida Littell, Melba
Vera i Barbur, Nydane
letta Walker, Miss Anderson,
tVestengard, Virginia Brown,
and Ray Johnson, Lloyd
Claude : Brown,; Jimmy
Hickox, Gordon Mounce.
Glen Laidlaw, Paul
Schultz, Jack O'Brien and
L. C. Ioyes, ' ju E. Thompson and E.
JuetrlcM. .
Shayi
Fred
Brbwn,
Max
Miss Birdie L. Jensen, a popular
graduate nurse of the Good Sa.naritan
nospitap, apd Walter C.. Grimm, a prom
inent farmer iof Hubbard, were united
16 marriage y Dr. Lovland at ! the
Grace iM.j EJ church on Wednesday,
March jlO.I Only the Immediate friends
of the bride and bridegroom were pres
ent Thelbride was attired in a hand
some brown traveling suit with hat , to
match. I After the service they left on
an extended wedding trip sJvd will be
at honie o their many friends' after
April 1,5, at their, home in Hubbard.
m j j !
Mrs. William Bohtander of 129 Lau
relhurst avenue, entertained Wednes
day, in honor of Mrs. C. S. Fulton who
left Tpusday for Seattle to locate
permanently.) The beautiful home was
most artistically decorated In St, Pat
rick colore. Greeft ferns and carnations
adorned the i table while pofted ferns
and palm were much in evidenc about
the parjlors and dining room, i Refresh
ments Iwere served. Those who assisted
Mrs. BOhlander were; Mrs.' B. Hendricks.
A su!
George
evemn
e
honors
Claude
Albert
and M
Claude
Kunz,
and Mi
George
rprise party was given to
500
ntertalnment4
went
Kunz.
of the evening. Card
to George Bishop, Mrs.
e, John Kunz and Mrs.
Those present weret Mr.
rs. L. butchers, MJr. and Mrs.
De Pue, Mr. and:. Mrs. John
Mr. anJ Mrs. V. NL Irwinj Mr.
AKert Kunz and Mr. and Mrs.
Bishop. j-
vina
day at
teenth
A sul
Molly
Miss q.
Mrs
Mrs.
Bishop at her home Tuesday
A complete
and dancing were the
. !
and pleasant
surprise
party was givjen in honor : of Miss Al-
Woerteridyke's sixteenth birth
her residence, 70 North Four
streetj Sunday afternoon, !by
Miss Sadie GoldWatt. Those in at
tendance werie: Miss Melba Miller,
Miss Gladys Miller. Miss Maxlne Al
len, Miss Pauline Schmidt, Miss Anna
Miss Helen Rosencrantz, i Miss
Elsie Crane, Miss Adeline Smith, , Miss
Dolores Cullen and Miss Ida Sherman.
rprise party was given in honor
of William Brenner at the! home of
Miss lida Eisinsteln, 628 Fifth street,
Saturday evening, March 13. ! The
were entertained: by music.
songs and games. Those present were:
Miss ROgaWay, Miss L. Eisenstein,
Gus FUsher, H. Saxter, A. Blonde, A.
Gallon ger. Miss A. Goldman, 'Miss
jMazerof sky, Miss Norma Mavee,
. Miller and Miss Ida Eisenstein.
-I : -l- '-1: I
M; Bell Lett was the hostess; at
the Old People's Home Saturday after
noon, March 13, at a musical. . The pro
gram was arranged through the efforts
of Mrs. Max Hicks,, who presented Miss
Cathlihn Graharam and Miss Winifred
Easter
March
HIGH. SCHOOL NOTES
At Lincoln.
By Margaret Mansfield
Miss Dorothy Goldsmith en
a number of her girl friends
urday afternoon. Those assitsi
Elise Feldman, Minnette Shu
Hart, Delphine Rosenfelt a
Rosendale. About 12 of the
se,t were present.
Saturday evening. March
Adelphian society will give
af the home of Miss Bain, of
ulty. All are anticipating
time.
net!
Sat-j
g were!
i, Irraai
Joani
younger
trtai
list
nd
120, the
party
the fac-i
good
The pupils of room three
reception for thefr mothers an
ers on March 12 in the school
A short program was rendered,
which "Miss Wold and Mr.
dressed the mothers. Tea
were served. The committee n
was: Alice Hester, Henrietta
ger, David McCord. Philip
and Calista Eliot, chairman.
Eae W. T. cluh entertained t
TJ-Go club at the home of Oscb
lost Saturday night. Cards wer
honora falling to Madeline
Ray Fryer and Osco Reohr
: : i
Easter $uitsS
tsxhtk or m vir :
I
gave a
teach-
library.
after
ad-
cakes
charge
Bettinf
McCarthy
Davis
and
he
1-Goj-
Reohr
played,
Sutherland.
rendered
qn
ffliven
cpmmi
ilert
cKd
NIari
unba
ttendeh.
Ik-vin
sett.
Sitanl
for sp
ttee ni
LShea,
y, Maxj
G
r, ( "erl
June
Gui5s,
Arion 1
ey And
eclal
lariag:
rallt
bql
A tV
On March 1
Washington Hligri
the girls' dfrbtih
ferson and Lihc
the Zetas.
I First an
given: "Irish
Richmond,
Marlqn Steafnf
taie oy u&nei
ttr
Ma
Main
Fi
Kiel
Vljii
ero
entertai
ing arre
Friewa
llltZ. I A.
rgaret
ning, M
. Paulin
is Hainlii
tmer. Joh
fiairy
Ireland fron personal
Miss
Mother MaJclirefe,
rtett land Mdrgue
Attler tms
students adjtu
Arher beautiful! i
Special for Easter.
Latest ttovelties CJI C
J. K. STEkN
I,ABXES' TArLOK,
447 Alder Street.
Pringlp jofi
ashinirtonj
the
had as
g societ
bin, the
nteriesting program : was
Love Song,'
ent. j The
is: i Gil-
fd, HoWard
R. Wljson,
Kelch, Mary
rjorie Crit-
e Jacobsen,
Irma IBen
Flatti and
Ifhrenos of
their guests
es of ! Jef-
Philos' and
by Marion
on St. Patrick' by
reading f an jlrish
Daniels, talk on
experiences by
fafulty: duet,
Marion Ben-
the
by
rite CooW.
n prograrri the
gymnasium
ihtftresti
rnd to the
ables werie laldLjTh
decorations were
greens and"-, the light
with green crepe paper,
ly glow over the
ice was served.
Miss Burgoyne, presid
los. Miss Brown, pres
Zetas, and Mrs. Levin
at Washington, res
Later informal danci
plant
s were
, casting
entiro room!.
ent of
ident
son, dea
ded
g was
Pdn
The- June '15 class
a set of laws to gov
and, try and prevent
lunch." Biddle Com
the.; class, will have th
present to the faculty
week.
bs
; The February '! e-1
ton is now organized.
f iel the president. Ot
RHth Thayer, vice p
Stephenson, secretary
treasurer; Edwin
Lg-eant at arms, and Mi
editor of the class
6b members nave sig
to the graduating li!
ring Suits, Goats, Street & Afternoon Dresses
! , . . " .1. . ' V - '- : I : '.
-Women's and Misses' Spring Apparel is now being shown on the
Third Floor, intrbducingi 1he smartest ideas ill! design, materials
and coloring, together wth clever interpretation of the new
models in
Tailored Suits, Silk Suits, Qolf, Motor and Sport
Coats, Silk Dresses and Separate Skirts
jThe most favored jvvrtolen; materials are serge, abar
dine, poplin and shepherd check; the. silk fabrics in
clude crepe de chine, silk poplin," gros de Londre,
Geo. Hotchkiss 8tret
Km. Z.nU Voleir
THE STREET STUDIOS
The highest standard of efficiency for
instruction in singing,
Main 566,
331 11TK ST.
A -5466.
New FLOWER STpRE
Opposite Oood Bamarltaa Hospital j
Floral Designs. Cut Flowers. Pot
Plants, Lawns Kept in Order, Window
Boxes Filled, Etc. Reasonably Prices,
: NAUSA & PETERSON J
255 23d St., Bet." Iovejoy and Marshall
rnone Aiarsnau Z3s.
1 ? I ill ! . 111 1
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i
Sp
the
Of
n of
to
is fo
rn the
"the
prea
e , laws
the fir
W;
Jacl
lass of
with J
pier offl
resident
Don
Strowbridge,
s Clara-
Ins."
hed
t.
a Ibve-
Green
Phi-
the
iirls
toasts.
enjoyed.
i
lula
rn
stud
walki
Ident
read;
St Iof
Mng
ents
ng
of
to
the
9ns-
ash
k Biene-
cers are:
Marian
Robinson,
Ser-
Sfchalrph,
Already
their naJrnea
M
cago
. and Mrs.' I). Brunswick- of Chi
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Hortense, to Harold Isenberg.
formerly -of Louisville, Ky. The young
is the grandfughter of the late
knd Mrs. M. Wertheimer. : .
lady
Mt.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
YOUR HOROSCOPE
By W. F. Adams.
(Adams Astrological School.)
6. 1 V. T. Yes.' there are changes ap
parent that promise gam to you per
sonally within the- next three years;
tbiis year is good in many ways, with
the possible exception of illness that
threatens, but-which easily will be
overcome. - New friendships that will,
interest markedly are very probably a
factor in your affairs. " . I
IT. O. T. The child's life denotes ex
cessive generosity coupled with an
njgff itesxlve spirit : end determination;
the boy generally will be suci-essf ul :
tending to a professional tHrccr; this
should be encouraged, medi-iue l'ie
f erred.
. N. A. T. Leadership is pronouni-ed
in any thing the boy. enters into. Ha
Is inclined o misstate things. It will
be hard in- either case to be exact In
giving complete data respecting thu
children without careful elaboration
and sufficient space: but in summary,
both children are above the ordinary
in ability, the latter espevTally, and
if tact be used in the training, pro
nounced results will accrue.
JA. N. K. -Two natures are evident,
one optimistic, aggressive and impul
sive, the. other depressed, inclined to
worry and inclined to disturbances
with the other eea.
S. J. P. Your ambition alone wHI
Insure success end your best years ap
pear after passing your twenty-eighth
year; for the lsues mentioned.
Miss K. 8. Your friendship for th
party denotes disturbance, yet -It n
greatly your fault, hecaiTfreydu do not
handle , the situation at you uliould.
Assume lndtrrerence In a graceful
manner and favorable results will fol
low. Yes,, t the .latter question if
you will assume oTTV Interest In busi
ness mutters and not allow the other
issue to disturb. ,
Mrs. k.- C' Carrol. You have a
natural taste for decorating and 'de
signing; you do not like opposition,
but acquiesce for the sake of peace. I
would Judge that you easily laugh and
rarely cry; would bear trouble rather
than fight it. Kmotional In feeling,
sanguine in temperament.
J. S. There Is an. amount of un
settlinent, apparent, which' will
straighten Itself, am aure, but not
without an amount of oppoaltlon and
delay meanwhile. . r
r Nell H.Wj'wo tetiiperainents are' evi
dent; one' shows a reatlesn, arnblttoua'
nature, the other ictlerta a oie'r.
practical nature.
Uolly a. -you failed to alate ear
born. -
- A.. M. K. Although your ambitions
lead to Irish iiieals. which, by tlie way,
will -he embraced If cnvlrohmenx per
mits, I caution agairmt too- much dis
play of aggressiveness, an you have,
evidently uu .-abundance of spirit and
ability; You evidently are m young
lady, ..tral$Mtotwrq. . assert Iv and
doiiilrmtlriff. 1 add that you will marry
well. ;
Mi8 ltuth K. G, You hve b sunny
disspoBltion, are sennit fve Dili inclined,
to'caier to persons who Huriounil you.
riitlier. than tip jt.i. You are a lover
of the beautiful, flo'.veld, inutile, pic
tures, . etc. One of Intenoe . emo
tions, rather pnative in dlKposltiini
and tiortieBtie in tasleit, ,
U. T. VVhatcv.ei- turn your affair
asuiruj,; I am ur! of the fai t that
thy will nut 'bo unfavorable, rathei
the reverse. .Any change entero.i Into
kvill assume favorable proportions.' In'
your favor. '
Miss L. 1,. Change thftt you de1ie
BPpear as generally favorable.
Mrs! V. M. -Alu h ; depends on
he domestic .relations . and - ho
(they are handled. -Tin? yc.rr 1h favor
able to your interests or tn whatever
ctlon or move you make.
Oay V. 1 would not ne In onv hur-
y to. get married, as future year u-
lote many annoyances and embar
rassments In thid connect ion, yel not
Necessarily neriou.. You have splen
did prospects ahead of on, - having
Imatiy taletils. 1 would advise ynu de
veloping these latent abilities. . You
are quite' young 'to asnum domestic
jreaponsibllltieai, yet you are Innately
e'l'Jippeii ior sucn. Jet i hovi.mb rare
be used. . ' ,
A. K. ; T.-r Thrown on your own re
sources, your pi'ospe' ig appear excel
lent. You will be, handicapped from
aflectlons Kom-evvhat, and by dlntuiii
ances of ' health, broueht on through
worry. Kxcellent. ea-i a 'appear be
tween 26 and 4. "
K C. iL t'nsettleineiit more or
less appears the order' lor ihe year,
tending towards Improved -condition
"latter, especially better7 In 1916, and
tilj better in "19 It . 101 S .
Helen, L. Yes,, not luter than No
vember lot this year.
BesMie 11, You nre very adaptable
to variious ftsues. that constantly
arise, are detei mined, often to your
detriment, though hard for you to for
get of felines and yoif are ear.ily of
fended. You often are considered un
sympathetic, but are not wi, You have
good self-control, and are very ten-
Hmiii nf attachment. Ycui are-pass-
Mive'in disiioaitlon, creative In taatec.
rmotiona.I in reelings ' unu pnifjiniun
in temperamtnt. .t -
The perspns who told you what yo'i
stated know not of what they apeak;
Investigation wilt assure you this.
BEN
Sh
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Week-end arrivals from New York will be on
play tomorrow morning
-Suits $17.50 Upward.
-Coats $9.85 Upward.
H-Dresses $14.50 Upward.
Women'? and Misses' White Chinchilla Coats,
$9.85
SELLING
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RR IS ON
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