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THE - OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL. - PORTLAND, -FRIDAY.' AUGUST. 3. 1917..
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NEIL-L.A,
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noMUm Hm th first ah
ahiolng- parlor - conducted y
Slrl. On aeoetiat of th short
ge of men and boys, a dozen
girl, .moat t of them formerly
mployed in th ho factories
of Lynn. Uui, bar perfected
UiemMlTti in the business of
ho seining and last week
tber opened a business villi a
--. woman a p rln t an d nt In
- charge. The artrl wear a neat
4 - uniform, an overall one-Mac a
. i ? garment and caps. The onlr
'; fi , BJ. smpioye are two men
jj'who brush off the customers
t -1 1 , after the girl have rubbed and
! polished their shoes.
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-V 1 r I HAT the Qeneral Federation of
' ' I - Women's clubs lnvaaral tic..
A 00 ln Liberty bonds la a fact
1 of pleasing interest to women
of the, clubs In Portland and through
V J Out the country, for that matter, lor
f ail did their proportionate soar in
j raising; me endowment runa or the
' Cloneral Federation. This III,. "00 warn
the uninvested part of the 109.t0"
fund. The sum invested ln Liberty
uattfla fiv innlvMnal Hnha
J into many figures. The record Is rot
i yet compiled.
On baa Women Bo Bed Cross Work,
j That the Cuban women, whom we
i usually associate with the Indecent
1 women of other warm countries, are
i. wholly alive to the responsibilities
; a State of war has lmposaj on them
. Is evidenced ln the splendid work
thy have been doing throur i their
efficient and Well organized Red Cross
branch.
It Is good to hear of Cuba as
other than a land of dolce far niento
and to picture the women busily
knitting- socks or rolling bandages ln
place of their former customary
' dawdJUng over teacups.
correspondent from that country
writes:
"Cuba has now taken Its place, not
. only aa one of the democratic nations
of the world, but as one of its newest
Good Samaritans. It has become an
Important factor ln that army or
mercy, the Red Cross. With Mme.
Mariana Seva de Menocal. the wife
of the president of Cubs, as chair
man of tha women's section of the j
Cuba Red Cross, and more than 1100
representative women of the Island
actively engaged, the movement for
war relief work has just been revived
under the most favonable auspices.
Madame Menocal called a meeting of
women from all parts of Cuba to
formulate plans for cooperation with
the American Red Cross ln the mak
ing of bandages and hospital supplies
for the soldiers .In Europe and for
the armies of the United States and
Cuba, which hope to a man to aid
ln the -war on European soil.
Whlla Cuban women have been
busy making small comfort kits and
Sewing stockings and handkerchiefs
for the soldiers of France since the
firs' year of -the war. never has the
feeling; for doing something big and
useful for the? allies reacbed'such In
tensity. A host of enthusiastic
women are ready to leave their sunny
homes to enpage in Red Cross work
on the battlefields. The women of
Cuba have indicated their readiness
to maka many sacrifices ln order to
be of use to the sick and wounde.-l
who. are suffering In the cause of
the allies, which Is Cuba's cause.
Oroap Work for. Bed Cross. A
successful feature of the local Rod
cross work- la the organisation of
neighborhood groups of women who
meet at each others' homes or at
the neighborhood club house for work
The work Is given out from the sew
ing room at Lipman. Wolfe & Co
wnere Mrs. -Thomas D. Honeyman Is
ln charge and groups hav been rrmde
up from the Parlous clubs, churches
looge and other organizations, tho
following now holding' regular meet
ings ln their own neighborhoods: Irv-
lngton club. Rose City Park club.
Westminster Presbyterian church. St.
Davld's Episcopal church, Orace Me
morial church. First Baptist church.
Calvary Presbyterian church. Woman's
Cooperative League, Pro-Cathedral
Guild, People's Institute. Daughters
of American Revolution, W. C. T. U..
First Congregational church and
others. Women who desire to do
Red Cross work are advised to af
filiate with one of these groups. The
lng room at Meier dk Frank's.
which has been ln operation since
May IS with Mrs. M. McClallen ln
charge, is used by nearly 60 women
every day. There are 15 sewing ma
chines In use and there are other
cutting and doing hand work. On I
luesaay the workers completed 4H
pairs of pajamas, which is enough
for a 150 bed unit hospital.
morning" the road wao a sea of mud.
Miss Huff, her mother and her maid
and Lillian Lelgnton ' wero the ' only
feminine members of the party. The
company started on, but had not pro
ceeded very fax until the automobile
stuck. They decided to turn back, Dut
the roads were .even worse. So for
two days, with the feminine members
of the company sitting ' ln the ma
chines, the other and stronger mem
bers nushed and pulled the cars Until
a better road was reached Just at the
edge of the Llmberloat. Then th sun
came out and dried every thine out.
Engagement Considered Lucky
Portland Is to consider Itself for
tunate, say producers of "Come Out
of the Kitchen,' which la to pre
sent Ruth Chatterton to rxelllg au
diences beginning Tuesday,, ln being
Included ln Miss Cbatterton's hurried
trip east. .
A yet, the only large theatrical cen
ter ln which "Come Out of th Kitch
en" has been offered. Is New York,
where the play enjoyed a run of 82
Consecutive weeks. It Is rare. Indeed.
me vr
Br Veils) WUaer
IMAGINARY CLASHING
WITH OTHERS Yoa reaiue
wnen you men
tally forestall a quarrel that you are
using up Just so much mora vital force
uselessly? No one can be responsible
.ror the thoughts which enter the head.
But we can always control and direct
those thoughts and the amount of
"control" we have acquired la always
reflected In our faces.
Tou may have a grievance against
another person. For hours or even
days the thing brews; you picture
her hurling forth unkind remarks and
yourself making counter charges. But
it Is asserted, when theatre goers here In the end It Is you who come off with
are given an opportunity to see one ol 'i"s .uwn.
the moat pronounced theatrical sue- In these imaginary battles you grow
ceases of the day 'before theatre goers tense; every nerve Is aqulver, and the
of such cities aa Chicago, Philadelphia frr,c'on ths system. 1 almost as
.n.i Roston. This -is all explained in " ,u"ul raau ace-no wouia. oa, um
the fact that Miss Chatterton deterred without any appreciable result It is,
her appearance ln the east until after
perhaps, those of as who dread scenes
who take this way -of venting our
wrath; the woman or girl who is hys
terical and Impulsive will have bsr
little sortie and come out of it, wheth
er -victor or vanquished, at least la a
mora serene frame of mind.
But If you are ln the habit of -indulging
in these disastrous day dreams
suddenly briar yourself "to" some day;
you will find that your face reflects
the turmoil within, the mouth Is
drawn down at the corners, there Is a
vindictive glint In the eyes.
Isn't It better to think of the pleas
ant and amusing things of life, when
you have an hour's train ride ahead of
yon without a thing to read, oven If
you do smile "tight out loud" rather
vacantly when something particularly
funny Is brought back to your mindt
Tou find If you cultivate the latter
habit that you will' feel rested In
stead of fagged out, aljve and bouyant
Instead of sullen and defiant
SUMMER SALADS c ? m
... . i , . salad Is cool
ing ' and refreshing. Use ' two young
cucumbers, one half teaspooafal salt,
ono fourth toaspooaful black" pepper,
four tablespoonf uls vinegar. Pare and
slice the cucumbers in very thing
slices, put in salad bowl, sprinkle with
seasoning, then pour vinegar over them
and servo on crisp lettuce leaves with
dabs of cream cheese on top.
1 Harloquln salad Is made by mixing
a cupful of red cabbage (chopped)
with two chopped onions, a few boiled
boots and string beans. Dice the on
ions, boots and beans and servo with
French dressing. Leftovers do vary
well for r this salad.
Oranre salad served In the orange
skin la very pretty. Wash and dry the
oranre, cut a slice from the top -and
remove the pulp, free It of seeds, cut
Into small pieces and mix with It a
little finely chopped celery and a few
nut meats. Season with salt and pep
per and mix with whipped cream. Fill
the orange skin cups with this mix
ture and serve on lettuce leaves.
LINEN RUNNERS Th
nmner as
substitute for the table cloth is- both
economical and artistic Eighteen inch
crash makes runners that can walk
away from the table cloth ln initial
price and when one place Is solledVl
a new runner fnay be substituted and
the soiled one laundered for the price
of -a towel. The runners should hang
down over the edge of the table about
It Inches and are very rood looking
with a ooarse linen Insertion set
across the ends above a broad hem.
Ono runner la used to each two per
sons at the table. They are much
cooler looking and easier to handle
than blr
weather.
cloths and pads, this hot
FASHION FLINGS RtlB ha.
r m m jipearca
and Is used in many Instance as an
accompaniment of organdy or fine
French voile where it Is employed by
way of belts, girdles and to edge cuffs
and collars.
The sleeveless coat Is a novelty.
The crowns of the ' best . hats are
talL
I
Thar are coats of periwinkle blue.
Leather oardcase are fashionable
again.
Broad sash belts are much em
ployed. I
Tulle hats are new and very fashion
able. ! ;
Beige Is smart when combined with
white. j
White sergo sport hats are flower
trimmed, j
-Blue frocks are trimmed with gray
muslin.
There ! are many box plaited
straight skirts.
Loose, Rlajd coats wltfi hats
match are new.' ,
A Hero "
A r ma who aaiat Wn feaad cut.
Band Will Play! at
, Eose City Park Club
A program of apeclal attractiveness
will be played tonight ittno Boss, .
City Park club house at Fifty-seventh
and Sandy road, by Campbell's AmerV '
lean band. The concert will begin i
8 o'clock. Following la the program
ln full: - :e
. Flotow
(Vlotor HarbMtl? (hi T
I , T ( t u . ' ' ' - '
alts "Danube With" freeer
T. V. 8burt
March "New York IT1
wifiiuh oinoeioi ,
oarrzuiae
Mekxty of tors'
Walts'
Fantasia "Uarylaod"
INTBRMlRsmv
Selection "KaUnka" mml-darf
m) comic, "ruoeral Uarcb of a ltarioeet" ,
(Uounod); (b) churacterUUc, "SlinollcitT''
(Moeea). ,
Fmntstr"A yeaUral In aranjnea". .t. . j
. .- ........... Demerefftmaa
riaale "Tba Star Spangled Banner"....
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When writing ta or calling on adrtlaera.
plena mention The JoarnaL ,7
a special season in oaxi x ru"vui
where she had aarreed to present "Come
Out of the Kitchen" during the en
gagement of Uenry MU1 and his play
ers, i '
JVorinwQST -America 's jymure i izesorz&eciiQn s
FRATERNAL NOTES
Tfie Great
WHERE AND HOW TO GO
-WHAT TO SEE-
beach RESORTS
Red Men Preparine for Enter
tainment of Great Council.
NEWPORT
Oregon's Pioneer an oplar Kscrs
ttoa and coast Jtesors
No other coast resort has more
At the Tlieatres
AMUSE3UELNT3
BAKER Dark. 9
WU.MBIA-8HH betwern Waahlnftoa asd
Stark. Photoplay. I'AUUNE FBJ2DER1CK
inawrx lail UVto." 11 a. m.
I 11 a. a
BirPObttOME Broad w.j at TamhllL Vaadav
vlUa. HoadUner. Elfht Slack U. In -A
DAI IN TMESKJk." 1:30 p. m. te 11
p. m.
UBEKTT Broadway at Stark (formerly
- Broadway theatre). Photoplay. SES8UB
HAIAKaW-a la rOKBlliKif PaTHd."
11 a. in. to il p. m.
i LklO Dart).
MaJESTIC WaahlBftoa at Park. Photoplay.
Aatooto alareao and Belle Braes ln "A SON
Of TUB UILX&." Oram Journl-Hrt-'
Fetke Picturad Nnw 11 i. a to 11 g. a
j OAaa (Taka Oaka car on Vlrti or Haw
thorne). Outdoor lOQMiMDta. Featura.
F1SK JUBIUii) BiNOi.. WlUls Q. Waat
, Mosieal BztraTagaaaa Ca,, La "Abla'a Klakt
. Oof
,' FANTAQES Broadway at AMer. Tandertlla.
Beadllaar. PAUUM BABR1 AM) COM
PANY, la "Hamlat." a Lrarealj. Photw-1
play, serial. "The Keglactod WLfa" 2:30,
! I. aa p. aa.
rBOPL Wet Park at Alder. Photoplay
. linu Ai IHl BAnLK or ANCBS.
. Brltlah war picture. Loaesoaoe Luke eota-
eoy. U i. a to 11 l a
. -TAB Waskhurtoa at Park. Photoolar.
MABT PlCKFOan ta THAN TUB
uuot. null acKaooa, ritia serial. "MiS
TBKX OF TUB lXtCBllB CB.OadP 11 a.
aa. to il p. aa.
, SVNSBT Broadway and Waahlarioa. photo
' play. I. WAS&EN K&BBJOAN. "THB SO-
. UlAi. BACCAKKB." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m
' glBAu-waanlngtos hetweea Park and Waa
Para. VaadarUla haadUner, Stewart Caro
lina Stares. Photoplay. "THB SHOW
VOWTi." Bluebird, l p. m to 11 p. m.
' ABT WCSKLla aifth and I'ajkw. Bonn I
to ft weak eaya; 3 to ft Sondara. Fea after.
aoooa of Tocsday, Thoraday, Friday, Sat-
arday and Boaday.
Film Depicts Patriotism
T VITAXi Interest to every American,
whether of native or foreign par
entage, is "The Slacker," the great
seven act production de luxe starring
Emily Stevens, to be seen at the Lib
erty, beginning Sunday. Descendants
of all nations are represented In this
patrlotlo photodrama. In turn are
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AMUSEMENTS
TXCXXT OFFICII BAXB
OPENS TODAY
HEILI.G,K
5 gLV TUEn AUG 7
Bpeelal-prloe Uarlaaas Wed. aad Sat
Henry Miller Prwsti
RUTH CHATTERTON
And the New York Oast. Iaeladtng
BK.UCK McRAB IN A. B. THOMA41
DELlOmTCL COMEDY.
"COKI OUT OF THZ XTTCHZV."
floor, 2, tlJO. Balcony. 1. TSe,
0Oc. OaUarr. 60e. Both Wed. aad Bat
afatioeaa: Floer. 11.60. Baloaay, l. 76c.
Oe. Oallery. Sue. '
shown Frenchmen, Italians, Ehielish
fnen, Roumanians, Chinese and Japa
nese, and then these, massed together,
dissolve Into one huge American fias.
flying free rthe true "melting pot" of
the nations.
The same universal spirit of patriot
Ism is Illustrated ln the story of the
production. Native born Amn.n-
hasten to enlist ln army and navy anj
uo meir nit" A cainaman. born here,
offers his life to the country. A Ger
man lad, born abroad, decide to cast
his lot with the land of his adoption.
In one scene 8000 soldiers, with fixed
bayonets, advance ln a formidable
mass to answer the call of Columbia.
ivery solder, whether an enlist ad
man or officer. 1 to be admitted free
to the Liberty during the showing of
"The Slacker." berinnlnn- R,.r,.
Every man ln army uniform la to bo
a ruest of the manaareme-nt
Intimation of the popular regard felt
for those who are soon in iair t
the front. A special Invitation i.
dered to army men to avail themselves
of this offer.
On out a Bed Ken Meet. Oneonta
tribe. Improved Order of Red Men,
held a meeting Thursday night ln Sell-lng-Hlrach
hall, presided over by L.
B". Smith, oachem, which waa addressed
nrxTtr t vt fniellarwl of Lincoln.
Neb F. L Bourne. Tribe Seattle, and pleasures and attractions than New
J. B. Brown. Tacoma. Patriotic sentl- port SpUndid surf bathing, boating
ments were expressed and good fel- . . :u:
lowshlp enjoyed. J. M. Frelllnger. on aquma 07, uuui-uuuun,
chairman of the committee of the 4m- crabs end rock oysters, rare and
the great council of Oregon August beautiful water agates, moss agates
21-23. In this city, announced that nil and iaapera on the beach, Many in
committee would meet in the past . . 1 ;.; t.
.h. hdnuaj-ter- 415 Panama l4,Mta r-by sotnU to visit, in
building. Tuesday night to consider eluding; Otter Rock, the Devil's
ways and means and program. Punch BowL Seal Rocks. Elk City
Annual Banquet Campaign. Seattle anA u cjt FHatrirt
ana lacoraa unitea Anuaaa naive uc-
cided to pattern after the t'ortiana Newport has many progressive
bership, and win serve a hotel banquet merchants carryuic large stocn.
to the members securing one or more Newport is famed for the excellence
applications between now and Decern- .... , . ...
ber 31. and also to the new members, of Its hotels, such BS the Abbey
A race is on between the different House, which has been favorably
local assemblies ln each city, and be- . , . . .n mi
tween the cities. A similar campaign known for the past 40 years. There
in Portland last spring brought ln are furnished or unfurnished houses
more than EOO new memben to par- v.- j nn can live
ticipate ln an outing at seaside. The or teat to be had, and you i can uve
banquet will celebrate the entering of as simply as you care tO. Why not
the order upon Its twenty-fjfth year. d vacation here? You will
Its permanent headquarters are in 1
Portland. It 'ha paid out nearly like, Newport. The following pro-
f2.000.000 ln benefit to dependents of Ercssivo firms ate thoroughly Tcli-
members since Its establishment, and , . .
has Invested nearly a million and a able and Will givs you the Dest Ot
quarter In public securities In Oregon, service:
Xlrkpatrlok Will ZnltUt Class. The Abbe
Klrkpatrlck council. Knights and La
dle of Security, will initiate a class
tonight and make final arrangements
for tha annual summer outing at Crys
tal Lake park Sunday, August 12. The
sicknesa of Mrs. Fred C. King, presi
dent of tho council, will be greatly
regretted by all. It Is probable that Gilmore Dry Goods Co,
Aa M. i nomas, state manager, viu ",v"
riewpvu iv rue
y notei
Newport Navigation Co.
lauina Electric Co.
Yerex Mercantile Co.
Western State Bank
W B. Hartley, phonograph and sew
ing machine,
Charles H. Gardner, garage and r
-WHERE TO STAV-
BEACH RESORTS
BEACHi RESORTS
SEASIDE
Come on down to Seaside, Oregon's ideal beach resort.
One of Oregon's finest and smoothest beaches; surf
bathing here is unexcelled.
Trout fishing, canoeing, boating, sea fishing, golf links,
hikes on the beach or strolls through the woods, mountain
trails and good auto roads, ocean bathing or swimming in
the "Nat" '
One of Oregon's finest resort hotels the Hotel Moore
overlooking the ocean, as well as other good hotels and
summer cottages.
Yoiwill find the following progressive firms will give
you fair treatment and excellent service. Patronize them :
Th llooxo Xotel
Ztrst State Bank of Seaald
Keif lo Power j Light Oo.
The Seine St Wbeatley Dept. Store
Th Proa-fey Lnrnbtr fv.
i Tha s. 1a. Bmlthaoa SCeat Co.
J. . Oate Hatatoriam
Th V. aC. BpTLrgeon Curio Shop
The Seaside Transfer oompany
The Seaald Lomkir oompany
Th Con Jk Soth Drsf Stor
soyal BaJcery and Kotel XjOcksiy Kail
For further information or literature, address Sec
retary Seaside Ad Club, Seaside, Oregon. '
Williams Bros. Oarac
Hotel Ma are
Lewis Si Co. Drag stor
Seaside Auto b Fnel Co.
Th SCcOolr Kotal
Jama raters on Dept. Stor
X. O. Ralston Xoafty Co.
Dr. B. a. Moss
Pr. Prank Tan So ran
Th Seaside Drug' Sj Stationery Co.
A. at. wasoher, 0n, Mdse. stor
JIOUNTAIN RESORTS
MOUNTAIN
.. V- ft
i tJ t ' -Uj- v&i ' ,
trr'T. ?1
resorts: .
i
MM,,., I L .T,
r I
VJ V bl UlliCUl l '
Camp
Hotel
South Side
ML Hood
tm T. f ridamora, Pros,
1 - .
i .r" won in ,
.3j-ji1
Elevation 4000eFect,
IBB4aMDaut
SlAt''JWKW
P. O. Zig Zag, Oregon
"Home of the HuckleWry Pie'!
Pbone Zig Zag Ranger Station, or East 135. s
Ml
HOTEL MOORE
pair shop.
Stars Hare Real Adventure
Loufase Huff and Jack Plckford can
ralae their right hand and aolemnlr
testify that th life of a photo dramatio
star Is not as gay and festive a the
public Imagine. The major portion
of "Freckles." the plcturtxatlon of tne
famous tnory, to be screened at the
Loiumois, oeannnina: Sunday, dealM I
witn tno XOmberloflt. a swamp in
which valuable timber grow. As it
was necessary for the two star and
Ilrector Nellan to find such a place,
the company journeyed to the north
ern part of California and ther mida
Inquiry a- to where they oouU rin.1
uoh a swamp. One was finally located
iblt Dacjt m tna nuia Not stopping to
think that they were apt to etrika bad
roads, the party secured their camping
paraphwrnalla. loaded it Into an auto
mobile and oet forth. Night overtook
them while they were etill about 10
mile from th swamp, and they
camped ln tent by the roadside. Dur
ing th night it rained, and tho next
Co.
Charles Saunders, lapidary and.
factuiing jeweler.
Whit Hous Restaurant
Charles . Wait, lapidary and mann- j
xacturlng i ewaier.
Overlooking
the Ocean
Saaaida. Clateon Rataeh. OwtaamMiMa PH.
" . v .. "'t.vv iiwxii Anuria, wutro connection are
mad with all boat line. Finest beaoh this aid of San Diearo. Kxcallant
bathing, boating, fishing-, golf, auto trips, walk to Tillamook Head and mtnr
other interesting epota Sea food a specialty. -
Ask for Booklet. DAN J. MOORE, Prop.
George U. Wilcox, general mds.
William H. Miller, lapldarlst
manufacturing Jeweler,
preside during the degree wotlt,-
- -Xos City WUl Tlalt Estacada
Roae City camp, Woodmen of th
World, wily hold its annual outing at
Kstacada Sunday, August 6. A special
train will leave Bast Water and East
Morrison streets at 9 a. m. All mem
bers of the W. O. W.. families and Armitase Druar Co.
friends, are Invited. Captain E. Vahl A. L. Thomaa a rat onttlns aad
and Lieutenant C. C Stanley have ar- mounting and sepia and hand colored
rangements In charge, anl will present . Pictures or uregon,
a program of sports, dancing and I Newport Lumber Co,
games. yer M Information Abont Vewporl
WUl Extend Xosnltalltv. Tha ntar- Asa Any w. xioxn aim
tainment committee of the Donald
lode of Mrfsons is preparing to enter
tain the officers of the grand lodge
and other visitors Saturday night on
conclusion of the presentation of the
charter to Donald lodge by Orand Mas
ter Shellenbarger. An effort Is being
maae to secure a committee of mem
bers from Portland to escort and sup
port tne grand master ln the work.
The Hackney Cottage
Located on NORTH BEACH, universally conceded to be the finest beach la
the Pacific Northwest splendid surf bathing within a few hundred yards of
the hotel. Excellent table, airy and comfortable rooms, reasonable rates.
For rates, wire or write JAMES HACKNEY, Seaview, Wash,
GARB
INER, Ore.!
,k Jl , ao1 ieHurai vacatles Land. Gardlntr la tba outfitting point for
ia ataa
Sf-WtfiSL!"1 bappy bunting grounds. Com. ToOartlnir and Bakff
" oaum a countrr, wnere banting and flanloa are unaiocilad.
id the Uiuuaaa dlatrlct
ng
w Kiwvi usiruiaer your Dnanuavr Terra. vati tn isititr mib m-i - -. j
camping .nt her. in Oardlaar from th. Oenwal Mercb.nai'.tor.. bar.. whWc. UrgJ
and well aelerfeit atnfca a t . ..r. . ki . n.( u. i . .... . . . . .
, , . . . . " -. . --""-"i w.ivv. wui imij u Tiai. vriaeneai.r
1 nrfra. Ilrin'i f. I ,A l t jlt I .. u , r
L,.ZZ ZZ". ,lH wul' ou mrm or lurtner lorormation about tnii
eountry write to any progressive firms listed below: '
THX OASDnm HOTEL. T. K. Allen, Jaeaagtr,
&ZED. 7AHaXLX h 00., General Marohanalaa,
OaJLDIHEB KXIXIiro CO. .
TIBST KATI0HAX SAVX.
W. r. HEID. .,
Z&KXST HalKTXt, 7awala.
Any Soathata gaelfla agent wfll be glad taW. you a booklrt d.teripUv. of this tiatrlot,
Rhododendron Inn, Mt Hoo
Beautiful afoontaLa Kmuti. hatwun r7nnk
back and Zlg-Zag mountain, on Zlg-Zag rlt.r
u ouu creea. iarg. wmeoted awuumlng pool,
rnodarn daac. bail, aaddi. boraaa. taania aad
rPOIUM rr-ri i n H a ... .1 1. 1
Rates S3.60 per day, 15 to 1S per weak. For
is- cau is. jao. or Main oat. alKS.
vjuixi KAnxiriTi. frop., zig-iMg, Or.
The Shelburne
Shelbume Station,
North Beach
BTWToaX. CUOOi Ooaafca-t-
able end eonvealeat. S aad S
reosa eottagae, fnraiahed
state, wits firre wee. SS
week, teat bseaae St per week.
A fine slaes tae the kidalea
goad base aad Os amrf eats-
lag, troat fJaaiag. elans
aaarlng. foe raserraUoas
fortaar laforaaattoa call or '
room 60S Stock Kxcfcaag. bulld-
ar. Port la ad. ar pbon. Mala eraa.
A quiet sod restful summer hotel lastly famous for Its service and
appointments. In sight and sound of the ocean. Long distance phons In
hotel. Special rates for families. Buy your tickets to Shelburn Station.
Address T. J. HOARE, Prop., Seaview. Wash.
Aschoff's Mountain Home
MARMOT. ORZQOY
Spend year vacation reatfuily aad eaJoyably '.w
auu una a union, catena ia nssiDg, Acooa
modatloas for 100 saeata. frcafa fruit aad
etablaa Dally mail, rimoua for So years fur
tha excellence of Its eoiatae, Camp ground.
Oar 7-paaaenger ear will meet roe at Portland
or at nun una. FUone ADQur ascaorr.
i ivit, aaaniKK, uzvgoav
Locksley Hall
axis voinrz soos
gilt ITD ALB Upper Boodrlvar TaOey, Ore-
IllllHt.l
a Kl 9 mj tarfMul-.J a. . .
oors fremPortlajld aaomjcoUtWna tb.
- aacataa, uan. wUe Halaaoa. WU
SXASISX. 0KZO0V Overiookln tba eeeaa.
write I ".no, airy aaa eoauonaoie raoui, wna or
lulld- I wltnoat private hatha. Celebrated for th. ex
goa: flrat elaaa acooaa modatloas; Dot . water
mil opes ;
H. R. and 11
further information addreae boa tea.
ones flrenlaeaa. elsctrldtr. etc. ' Dallv
K. B. aad Jltaey service from Hood Hirer. For
Allen, or phone Tabor 114.
M. H.
A tree the leave of which yield an
oil from which camphor can be ex-
H-xat aSACSt ZOI SXA BATaS
BocceMor t MlaUva Betas. Sanitaria Treat
tracts hu hr, tWmnw In i,, "I. J"".""'1 WaiC" .
W.
tralla.
BV CLARA.INGRAM 'JUDSON.'
addreae
Wewport. Qregoa.
Z. CROCUS, fines.
f lta - cnialsaL For rata address
LILLIAN M. PLTMALa. Saaalda Orego.
K NECANICUM INN
IUVE3
CEDAR ISLAND
The Jewett Farm Resort
The Jewett Farm Rmm I.
lumbia from UoaA IU-r
Columbia. 840 acrea at haur Chain at
room in cottages or mala dwelling. A eharm-
lng place to apend a few weeka. It has a die-
Cool, haalttful, aceale.
tlnctiTS personality.
GARAGES
SEASIDE. OEXOOsT
A -4 etajeso. resart e the .wit. !t JZJ V'Kf f.L'1-"
lamette, aptoadid beach tor - bath lag. aiviag
tower, apriag seer, free bet aouae; fUe saimoa. waaa.
esmptag apots. Daodag every evaalag aad ZZ "
s w4."o7 zz'zjrrztrl Crater Lake Lodtr
Meraa at root et Aldar street. Phone Oak Mwaaw UVUX1
(There's No Better
Fun Than the
Roof Garden Dance
i
Thousand bar found
an real joy of the
A a a la th bis;
open afcr pavuioa at
I
COUNCILCRESTPARK
A m -- Best mnala ta tow a.
; 1 plenty of room, snsarb
x floot.oV elaaa Boon. I
: . . I tain air. Com tonight. I
uLi ) , j
RIVERSIDE Park
The WsaaB t f tho WUlaaaett
'I Dancing Every Eyening
- ' - afontroWaf. Rlngler. Kgr.
Slff Open Air Pavilion. Bathing, Plcnio
- ' f JroandS.
' JCllwaukl Cam So rare
tTnl Sam's boy admitted free until
; k further no tic a
PANT AGE
JL . MATINECS ; DAILY, 2:30
Tb Staateat TraTyntr Bnrnaa '
v "MISS HAXLST"
ky SUttT Braes aad fliaaj a
ii yopia
' ; S-TBia BIO ACTS ;
TJT Perfnrmanc Iany.
t-" tur.t t.ruia t I and a...
Thing to Hake From Leave
RB3 you on of th very "before
, handed" boys and girls who have
L saved some of the pretty leaves
you have walked through, on the
street and sidewalk this fall?
Haven't you noticed the beautiful
red and yellow and brown leaves?
And haven't you carried some of the
choicest home and pressed them ln
a book? I'm sure you must have,
and now you ar wondering what In
the world you ar going to do with
those very same leaves 1 They can't
stay forever ln the books, for books
get. out of shape If things are kept
too long between their pagea The
leaves are still too pretty to throw
out and well what' shall you do
with them?
Til tell you what yem are going
to do! You are golna; to have a
LeaT Party! Doesn't that round Jol
ly? Tou are going to Invite all your
friends to come and brtug the leaves
they too have saved and then you
will have your party.
But what will you do at a "Leaf
Party" do you ask? That Is Just the
very nicest part of the whole plan I
Tou and your little fiienQs will make
Christmas presents of jour leaves!
Won t that be fun!
You didn't know you could make
things out of pressed leaves, you say!
Ye. Indeed you can nice things,
too!
When the boys and girls have all
" your party, spread the
leave out on a big table the dining
room table le beet and- sort them
over. Pick out all the perfect ones
and lay them Carefully to one side,
the Imperfect one ar not worth
working with and might a well be
thrown out at once.
Now have ready a warm Iron mrA
appoint one of the most careful of
your guest as presser. The iron
must be run Rightly over a cak of
bewax and then outcbitr ,v..
, . . - - J www IUV
isaf to be pressed. Wnii
1 Ironing, the other. .t .-X
qufckly". to her o she can work
A fast aS to lavavaa , A
other guest must snraai th. ..,
on. clean papers to dry and cooL Tou
or qffya and a-trta t ..i. v.. . .
f uiavt way-
i-jen all hava m .
MJ they must be aorted a rifts
Oa Boardwalk at Seaald. everlooUag eeea
Walther - Williams Garaec utZz. z'rzrz jJiiii crater JLaKe Lodge
J.. TfTn, SC Jf'w ?L'??tL..Z? WaTw wnJoaJaT al,, on th. rim of CBATEJt T.ARTI, Or
THE DAT.I.rs, ORE GOB I reservations addreae Miae B. Deamaaa, seaside. I gon'e greatest scenio wonder. Auto
MIlfTB UXVCUSA fcaUKSSBI V a-iXV-IMVSfa, VTWU. . 11 m w " W m W B & SB, T fa 1 Sira.iraa m Si Lrh Jl-anl Mnt-iaaiaweSlAsa K O
tea dar aad alabt. We are aaWratt Sa I . , I .fl I I IKI.IA 1 1 1ZIiZ Xr-TVlT.""!'.'- ft
ritl PACIflC VltW HUltL roS I W . r I houTrom" Porud. JulVV to Oct'ob.r
k.d-k ri 5x. eax tAmLTZ I taata for housekeeDlnc Faclnx the I . - w a,uu. I inxormauon from any 8. P , ticket
nrin.r .u mSt f.ii Timit til. I AAAmm T. v. HarraachouL I loeves T a. am. eauy. .soaaaya. T: a. v agent or xourlst Travel uureai
ety wit lm weeltkoc seeeae eaarau FaW I KSST aldaT7iwon. I SViUralag. leaves Astoria , airivea aea Third and Washington,
&d ui. The Dai lea. Or. I . I sa s . sa.
iu agent a
St. Martin's Springs
CARS0W, WASH Tbe highly mlsereBaed w
tera of St. alarUna SprUiga are felg kly beae
flcial for rbeumatlaua. Sidney dlaeaaa and blood
dlatM-dera. Oa Wind Blatr. Only M mllee frooi
Portland on Norm Bank road. Good table.
.EBbl AddreM st. Mar.
tlnj Caraon. Waab. v
Shipherds Hot Springs
COLtnrntA rv'a avan arena .1
A Resort for Haalfl, ana t... LS-
aool, enoiu aa eroquet grenede. Teat S
Usee tor rent. Located In the heart af tha caa.
eada. Iicalleat ilahln. Aat . m
Uaiaa. All Whit neln. liurmi i Kni.
peaa plan, ror rate and reaerrattone adUreaa
allaeri sprlnsa Uotml Co.. I araoa. Waeh.
Mrs. Alma Howe's FarmtHoise
HOOD RIVER
yo ere looking tor aa Ideal vacation apvt
that comblBe health, nleaiur. rraail..n ana
wonderful aceaerr: If rbti Ilk. Hna Htn
atrawberriea, rich crrau, fried eblcken. Loam
ruised regeublea, teen plan to ueud 90ar va
cation here. Within two mtlea of citr of Hood
biter, ror reaeTTatlon. write or phone alti,
A lam Howe. Iluud Hirer. Or. ii
HOTELS.
HOTEL OREGON
"i
HOOD
rivIr
ORJtOfijf
On the Columbia Rlrer Ht(thwy. If yon want
to ace th. moat wonderful ecesery la tl.
world. Tlalt Hood Rite. Or- and Mitt-nA a fanr
days looking ore the wondVrfut Hood Bifer
valley. Blgbtaesra. anglara, toorlats and moan,
tela ellnbers make the Oregon Hotel year
beedqaarters and yoer trip wfll surely be en.
lorabla. plan roar auto tri from Portland tav
atoc over nirbt here. r. w.
Ofalndlotyd. Frep
HOTEL JULIAN
Coder now manacement. Beat of f
preoared. well aerretl. a eoerona portion, a
coil, wu irauaMi eoi
airy
Oorvaltia
Oragea
Beat of food, well
on Portion, sklllaat
rtm of waitera. Olaaa aa
try raems. eemrortabie beds. Waa ma kin
Leo Tripe" through vaUer Stop over algmt
t The Jallaa. W. will make yor stay bar
reeerrauons a fl fir ass Betel
ft- .
pleaaaat, for 1
J alia a, OarvallU,
LONG BEACH
NATATORIUM
WESTERN MOTOR CAR CO.
ASTORIA. ORSOOB
Tba roads betwawa Portland aad Astoria are
good. Come down aad visit historic Astoria
and tne aearby seaside resorts. Xea will find
tb trip ta Astoria one et aaalloyed pleasure I coast. Large bathing
and whan you get here we can aerre your I with ar... watar e.ilr
need in the way or gas. eu. earvlce, etorage, I lag room. SO private bath rooms.
vp . . , , T . XYTri I P- Clean aa aaaitary,
iuv nuuuifw uvtw. TtOTMBa piiw w ua.1 aat Ma w.tev tna
A a tori. Or. I OARX BOXSXX. Pros.
Cryetal Bath Hooae is eae f the
stoat modern and complete e tb
pool, niiea
ISO oreas-
7
Pacific Highway Garage The Bay View Hotel
SALE. ORXOOB " I " I S
xsw atvavuaa iseve Tie . a, an a.
sept saaday. Returalag learas Astoria T p. a.
amaia saw. nuiuina a, um. a -till.
KITTY MORAN
The sew apeedy pleasure lataaxraa beat tr- i
ia from tfortiaad ta Orearaa rat. aBa
awiai., vt mJ wt mmm va uwaaa EOT a Pta
Sic oa Cedar I aland or some ef to ether ha. a.
Uful epota along the Wloamett. Woe a yoe
aw ia vii. s aa auiiy MOraa
La tea Alder Street nock 9 a. at. aad 2 . m.
week eays aaa a. m., .i a. m., p. am. aad
I I. a m Sosdays. fare eauy Ue. rKeae
aUlB ar .MOVb
r
a e-raasAasaaua a n a -
On Pacific hlxbwar. acreaa the street froea I a-n.w waaa.
Hotel Mar ion. Ga. ell. aaa-tic, atoraare. ra I Kewlv Knilt .at ilt tnrmiAmA mwm u.
, .Tr..T wna tun 1 aunagemenr; airy aaa eomiortaDle vooaas ea
orle. Make this your headqoartars wbaa j eeUeat Uble: oyatera and dam, freak from
letting tha Capital City or while touring 1 tb. wahrr. Splenuld fUhlng and boa tin- ta
Willamette valley. HALVSRSON at BURNS. I Willap Harbor aa IdeU vaeatia dlatfict.
Proprietors. . I For rate aad reservations address Mrs. L.
avrtta o.o Boeoert. Mabostta. Waa.
SUGGESTIONS TO TRAVELERS I
f. - M 1 . . anl r.mn SM Sit Hlnh VI , ui sl.M I ' V mtmmm iviu iw uicuui. urn,
a aaa a uintu i uiai ar uooui I ; . " " ' I airt room, oro.s In tlow Uamm wmrw
. . . .... i vmomDi uiinm 1 1 .Tn.wa maim ,i, . . , . . - ..... -..
me same color, that is. mostly rao. wb,. four or mor. book tTc77 ofnV. .. I ,b'9. 'tn rent. Rate ronabl. rr
K. xL, TIBBIR, Frep.. Long Btanli. Waaa,
The CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL I
Lmt ,!5Sk' w- oar and room U week.
View ef Ocean. KatablUbed 0 yeara. for ree-1
arinwi aaareaa auta a.ny, Log Beach. Wi,
TRAVKJU
altlng room at PORSST B. SatlTB TRAVSX
cor. Tiaahugtoa. Mar-
iston Garaa A Ante Co..
BARB akSIRTATIOMS IB APYABCK.
Mt. Hood Stages
iwuna- a np a icatets o.UCI
vhiie ono guet i. ironing, tho RELIANCE MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES LONG BEACH HOTEL
Others mast gOrfand hand leaves Lea re Third and Washington St, dally s I LOBS BEACH. WASH.
to her. Welciea TawneJa'LT Caa. Vt. TmiJZ m . ?2. North Baaea.
deodroa. Roond trip aeaao. Uekata ST Oorern- ' !w ' ,!.f.f:. i?.1!.??1 f .w
ment lima SS.oO. Cllab lit Haa ar t.tt
wonderfol Glacier all expense paid. 1 each
vr mosuy ysiiow, ana sup mem 10- waiting ru
getber la a big envelope marked BURBAu, US Sd St.. Cor. Waahiagtoa. Mar
PLACTE OARnS" Theaa ran ha ". r can irvinKton Oarage A
given to som mother or auntie who
like to give pretty dinner parties.
Another dosen can be put ln a box
and marked "TABLE TRIMMINGS";
these should he all colors and iss
and can be used to trim th center
of a dinner table..
A t of big- leaves can be used as
a trimming- around the f relxe in a
bedroom. Th few that are so very
perfect that you want to us each
one some way that will show, can be
used as trimming Sojpr blotters or
calendars. A C (
Isn't It fun' HopawL things tJ
make?
And then. mayb. when you ar all
through your work and each boy aad
girl "ha som nlc gift ready . for
Christmas, your mother will glvs you
all som good apples and 4oaghnutc
or sandwiohe. I'm ur you'll all
decide to hav , a Laf Party again
Baztc yar-it. : .v'; -
Te Arrak Wanna. XVaCaaa Maato. Welehaa.
Rhedadendren aad Ratnrn f.
tZTZZ ZZ'sFR. T-2d Willanettc Valley Souther Rj.
V-1." .. Oregon City to Mt. Angel via Beavi
Mala 831. lllBotrated Paanpblat aa Reaneet
farshflld-Baadon Ant Staga
Oregon City to Mt, Angel via Beaver
Craek. Mulino. LJbaraL Afoialla and
Monitor. Four passenger trains dally
Whit fenoaat Use, between afanafield and I in each direction, two of which leave
Baedoa, three trips day. ever the beaatlfnl Portland from V'irat . and Aldar denat
peaie Seven Dcvlla road. Bslck and Oakland I at a a M and C-ia P U Pi.n.
eliea. Be sure to get a White Peasant ear. I trout. viM- atraarharria. t &iair.
HAZELW00D
CANDY
nr 8CTBTX0 PACXAOZS
Add xreauy to ta pleaeur 0 a
vacation trip.
Bant or Pare el Post or Ezsraaa
to anrwher ln United fitataa it
Canada. Satisfaction aad delivery
guaranteed. f .
THE HAZEL WOOD
Coafeetioaery and BstnraaS
Washington Stl at Tenth
j ; Pertlaad, Or.
COOL CARESS OF
CLATSOP BEACH AIR
NOW MOST INVITING
SEASIDE GEARHART
The sandj esplanade is better than ever before. Beach
life gay. The place for the family and the kiddles.
Fred camp sites and inexpensive tents, cottages and reasonably-priced
boarding houses and hotels. ; ;
Qatsop Beach Resorts most convenient for Weelc-End
vacationists. . : ;
Daily
ffi:.8:45 A. M..i,i.f.6:30 P. M.
Tomorrow Wha Was
Afraid T - ... .
th .' Most
stoCORXICX rrrZRSOB, rrearieWra.
TRAXS-LEK COMPAjSLKS
N1ALM RIVER TRANSFER CO.,
my year tickets xor waeaur u getag t
Msasaalta Inn, Claeai Ridge, r the Veea-kah-nie
District. Oar laaneli, the, "Janeta,"
meats all train, rut te Maoalesa ealy 7
rests, r We operate aa aat bas ta rU nearby
reaorta,- far 25 .ceata. - We save beats far
rent aad al naek special seta trips t haat
era, t ktbarmesv f aampara, Prampt. rellael.
tad eartfrtorj eervlcy. ABDXRaoX BROS
10101, Crs v. . '
trout, wild- atrawberri and
berrie along thl line. Grant B
ptmlck. president. Oregon City, Or.
Hood River Valley
1 See tbe fames Beod' Rlrer Tallef at - S
mlnimam ef espease .with mailnam st
comfort d eoneenteoce aboard the. at t. Hood
Railroad company roomy aat. raMcar,'' N
duat e. lole 00 Jar. Motor at Hoad BJrar
eooaecta with Train Na. 2 from Portland ely.
Hood River te Park dale. Ask any O-W. B. A
N. agent, c. write A. WlXaoa, auperlntant,
lood iiirer, Or. - ' (Aat.)
, attAXjr. TMXBt ZOO AT
Films iDeveloped Free!
- when prints ar ordered,
Vvpy rtura postage
Five-hour expert rvtc.
targest Photo Supply Ueus -
iM th KrUtVC .
Woodard. CIarkeH& Co.
Woodttrk BIdw jtlderit W. Par
Saturday - -
Afternoon O P '
Special.... r. lilm
Week-End Trips $3tf
Season $4 ;
Ticket Of f ice, 5th and Stark Station, 1 0th and 'Htjyt