THE EIGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2«. UM*
MUCH MORE PAVING
ORDERED BY COUNCIL
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FADSAND FASHIONS
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
RLukbatu’nV egctablcCompMa^
They Joy.
f the city council
more
blocks of
' ordered and or-
• m covering the work will be
d for passa g»'. The streets t»
prt under tlills new order are
street from Eaat
o East Eleitenth, five blocks; •
reet from VVest Tenth to West
h, one bloc•k; West Eleventh
from Olive to Lincoln, tw.o
Oak street from East Ninth
t Eleventh. two blocks; East
Tenth street from Willamette to Oak.
one block. After these contracts are
ompleti d the'city will have over 70
blocks of bltulithlc pavement.
Other Matter«.
Some supplies for the water pump­
ing plant were ordered from the Ber­
ger-Bean Hardware Co.
The contract with Frank C. Kel­
sey of Portland for constructing en­
gineer of the power plant and the
transmission line at 2 per cent of the
cost of construction, payable at the
rato of 1250 for each month, before
the 10th as the work progresses, was
read, and ft was referred to the may­
or and city attorney to adjust it as
they might think righit for t he city.
The matter of dls<?a.=»'d imeat and
milk being peddled iIn the city was
discussed hut. no actl<on taken.
The matter of a walitlng s tatlon on
the street railway llnie at tlho corner
of East Thirteenth aiid Ald<er afreets
was referred to the s treet c ommlttee FACTS FOR S‘C < WO .MN.
with power to act.
For thirty years Lydia E. l*ink-
estab llshîng a
The contract for
'
rock crushing plant b y Sam Mauernd hain’s \ <
«as favorably report ed on. and Che from roots an I
street committee was instructed to standard rem ly foi
enter Into contract after Investigating andha» posiiively ’iF' 1” . and*id
the ma'er.
women who have :
el with
The matter to extend the cltv wa­ displaceim:!' s, infli
.ulccra.
ter mains to Hill
Crest
addition
'.'.iritiei,
which was rejected at the las’ meet­ tion, llbr»' I tii'u i -
. that l»ar-
ing of the council was reconsidered. periodic pains, hai
The motion was declared out of or­ ing-d<>W11 I<':'li!l£,’:.»’. ul' l A .illdig'S-
prostration.
der and the mayor stated that the tion,dizzine.ss,ori. i
matter was within the Jurisdiction of Why don't yon t
the water commission. The promise
Mrs. Pinkbani invites all fiek
» f the Willamette Valley Co. to ex- woiueu to writ«' her for advice,
'tend the mains was ordered carried «lie Las guided thousands to
out.
health. Addi'«*»*, Lyi.u. Masa
elevon
iway in ru
Touches
ring, and
n the period of
is for instance
irate mantles. S
wraps have been
Into stunning dr
One of those shown at t
shop the other day, was
and checked English wi
sleev's aud voluminous
has cuffs and collar o
cloth. Small turbans, a
cent of the period of .'
are worn with these wr
t pro ba ii
one i
the wee
given Ir
G. W. bt
bua Oui
tractivelj
chrysaiil in
the living
ferns und
roo tn
green.
A delicious 111
the hostesses.
Monday aft
Mrs. Luckey
It 8. Ilryson
The prize was i
invited
guests
Hobbs, Tromp, Fr:
«ten, Hi'tlch, .Norton
Frank Chambers, Jo
George 11 SmitIi. .'••
son, 'Irsvis. J. K.
burn, it. i’rat
•er, Tidball,
Pag“,
Lilley
Schwer ug ;ihuniut<
and I’ i ntic. .
Tin's lay afti'rnoo
wer»' h <ist< 1 by Mi
Mrs. Hoffn an.
Mr
won th» prize.
Th
were:
. e-s.l .m< 4 Y
Wi'ldi. ' iihon, Mr.'
lock. Alexander, Ito.I
Bingli a. Vincent.
McMu. uh. v, Wm. , Y
‘
Duryea. 1»
Young
Glenn,
nils lie HI
Loomis. 1’et.e r.
Yoran, W. F. Ost :»urn, Lauri
'S Irem
S. 8. Spencer and
gate.
Mr»
V» ednesday
il
<ed.
and Mr ; Hof
rst i
A. Gilbert w
Mrs. L. T
pres lit i
Spencr,
iuu Ml.: ,
Mr .und
no
Mn- >
A. G.l
i
ert1
and v.i
M r.
ilkln
i Wil
Itow
II. Wi llloughby Mrs. II
Mrs. Al’on
i. lien ismor
. Sari ih I’attt rson M rs
. Mrs. W. 11. \ leXatlder.
Fields, Mrs i .Titus, Mrs.
Hoffn
rs. .1. W. Shumate, Mrs.
Wh! »', Dr. Lucille Hard, Mrs. I.qta
Dunin:
Mlsi Winnfred Cockerline,
Mrs Polders, Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. Jas.
McClaren, Mrs. C. S. Freeland, Mrs
’. Me.’, urpliey, Mrs. J. A. Straight.,'
Mrs. Itolu r! Pratt, Mrs. Lucy Abrams.
“Ci. (' H. Willoughby, Mrs. G. D.
i.inti, Mr.
Magladry, Mrs. Gilk< y,
Mrs. Sweetser, Mrs. Sheldon and M lb
M a hon.
A
bine
» * at ■ I, ■
F C • •«re»/ Miss
I
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I thi
I
Whist
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of
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lie
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Vi in
Fa rri
•ley.
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ul
i
i
u in belìi
eh pr ’Vi
was <
it ■ hi
'
im«*:’«' nr**’» a »i» m
u»
lunch was sTV'-d by the hostess. The
m mln rs of the club are:
Dr. mid
Mrs Titus. Dr. and Mrs. Claire Wil
loughby, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Litui.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S Fro »land. Mr. ami
Additional
Mrs '<
L. Cham liers.
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guests of the ho* tees were Mrs. S. H.
Spencer ami Miss McClung (Port-
land).
Wh eh
Yoran
•e Thom
Wed h
nt with
Th
C. Harri!
noon Whist
Wilson thia
e club were
Mis. Geo. Cro
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Ruby, ot Port
ith .Mr. atid .Mrs.
land, aie visiting
(!<-<>. Hall over Sunday.
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(io Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Henry
1'ronip was hoiih sh io the \loha Club.
Several hours were devoted •<> whist,
ai w ha ii Mrs. U Rs^ was awarded the
of the club
first prize. The giTe»
Mrs. MeMorran, Mrs. .1 K.
were:
Pratt, Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass, Mrs. L.
Goodrich. Mrs Preston. Mrs. T A.
Gilbert, Miss Veda Quackenbush as-
stated in serving.
A
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ral ti
Th< Sunshin Club in
led u eat r W( p ent■
ft«
id Id
■$
<1 iy I
I
oon
d
(
work
h
the
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T
hr in
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rs
ibt
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Mr
h
1 rs Fr ink.
ETHEL ROOSEVELT.
On 1 ••<•. 2> the se. ,,ud dsughter of
the pre..i !»'tit v. ill make lu r deluit In
»"■ !■• y at it griif I function at the
Wlii . lieuse.
and house
Of coursi
need ball gown:
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ditiou dictates
that the debutante
wear nothing too elaborate for her
velvets and satins be ta-
yoa rs. that
.
booed and that lace must be scarce
and not too handsome; but this year
fashion has relented to a certain ex­
tent by permitting debutantes to wear
satin. However. It must be of the lib­
erty variety and not of t* < handsom­
er and heavier ki ’
The reason for th is modification
.ids
.••r, fashion de
is, that this
ball
s, particularly
that rll
ding to the figure and
dres
. n
dri _• gr. icefully, iu reviewing the
nih eilais one may only find crepe
de 'bine, liberty satin and chiffon
that will I be suitable for ball gowns,
Th“ lines i of such a dress for a young
girl must be comna-atlvely simple
and the gowns sb mid not be quite
they would be, were
as sumpt uon
nt .ide 1 for an aider woman.
th
autumn and
• the cool days
t
rider days of wi ?r there Is no
useful garment,
r young and
o
lan th« sweater, nothing could
ire use: ul for a 1 ttle girl than
it of gray yarn, button-
(¥
front and fin ished with
on each side, it may
r the-overcoc st. It keeps
not unwieldy t and is in-
o
X
imes are at
* skating days a real
t
only instead of hav­
ing a high collar, it should have a V-
sliaped neck.
Particular! becoming
lou changed more radically than in
the shape and cut of collars. The law.
round collars of the past summer are
gone and now all gowns and waists
are made with stocks reaching high
at the back and sloped to the front,
to give as much comfort as possible
Th»' straight collar is not nearly so
fashionable as one made in pointB.
th»1 tips of which quite touch, the
ears, j .Clover lace, net or strips of
1
sewed together are much
insert ion
used for these high collars and th»'
small giilmpe which Is a feature of
In order to give
the newest
the front of the
the correct
! out as much as
collar, it Is
re of the throat,
needed for
shaping the eol-
This ci ■an be
sertes
lar or • by
losing the front
length iwlse
or thr ■e inches.
for a space
If the tuck are smini cnoiti; . they
fullness where they ?rmln-
leave no
i
e material gathered up in
ate.
the fold can be dwindled to nothing
at the sides of the collar. Sometimes
upter
house
The II' ta Epsilon <■
a narrow band of velvet or silk Is
was a merry scene on Thursday even­
girls
gathered
to-
Ing. w hen I he Beta
gather for a Jolly g ;ood time in honor
of one of their tnet'.ibers, Miss Leone
Kays who left this morning for the
East, where she Is td be married next
tuber 25. The even-
Welnesd.iy, N
PR'-T-Y AFTEiV.'OON WAIST.
ing wns spent informally with music
and dancing, r fter which light re-
■ .. ..tyllali model for afternoon wear than the
HERE
Ii
no
pretti,
t I I
. ... e passed.
Miss Kays
freshmeuts _ wer
*
style that Is extremely I m « muliiv to the majority
Je.uq er ws ‘Kt. it Is
was pres« nt»'il with a beautiful gift
n>.
economical selection, as the gulnipe can lie
ef f* .uro« Slid U u?
as a token of love from th»* girls.
the rest of the
changed whenever It Imnimes ttoiksl without uiterl:
poetarne. The prittceaM Jumper » tTis ts are most fuvi
they have th»» app«*ntance of a one piece »
pleasing desimi of this kind with the front of th»'
Today’s Suggestion by EHen Stan.
SAMPSON GETS ONE
YEAR IN STATE PEN
source It Is Instanly Biip-
another source automat­
on arrangement of th»* main
To keep the tunnel at all
I
’ailed at three different
ore are four fan cham-
xhaust the foul air from the
Wilbur Sampson, the man
stole a revolver from . room 1
Matlock lodging house a week
was arraigned in the circuit court
this morning on the charge of hire ny
from a dwelling. He pleaded guilty
and was sentenced by Judge Harris
to one year in the penitentiary.
Jacobs ini Tri. I
Joseph Jacobs, who has I een in
the police and justice court several
times for violating the liquor law.
was tip for trial today for vl dating
the local option law. The following
jury was solei
selected to try the case:
E. S. l’ rlndel, W. .1. Canady, E. I'.
Miller. G. T. Hay, T A. G
H. Rogue,
Ot ho Roberta,
aud S.
t of KU
Oilier ln«li<
i h e .
breed ttn
hllelt'dor.
nnd I « k
waist a i
ncss. a
center
Im. k.
lent oj
nc<d !«*
¡"'» Ill II
Jumpe
lei enti
egtrp'
Isbed
FOUR GIRLS
WELCH SYSTEM MAY
BE COAST LINE
Chehalis, Wash., Nov. 18.—W. J.
Pattison and A. Welch have applied
for a franchise to operate a street
railroad through certain str‘»ets of
this city. Th»iy ask for a fifty-year
franchise and agree to begin work on
the line within six months after It
has been granted.
After the sixth
vi r they are to pay the city $250
per year for twenty years; for the re­
mainder of the life of the franchise,
$500 a ycur.
It Is stat» d that thè see tiring of
the franchise In re is but i 1 ■art of a
plan to link up che Paclfb • North
‘trio tys;e
vest with a i
said to be t! e intentic i of the com-
pany to cont ; ue south t «auu I'.irt-
land as fast i thè right jf way can
fk’
urne men who ar»;
be secured.
applying for a franchise have mad ■
application to the city of Centri li ■
the purpose being to connect the I
■
cities, which
are only
four mi ,
apart.
CORTELYOU EXPLAINS
NEW ISSUE OF BONDS
Washington, Nov. 13.- Discussing
the new issue of $30,000.000 of two
per c t. Panama canal bonds, bids
for which 1have been as hod by the
■ ’«t r ■
i ' £ e » ... I"* i ; V» / •. ' » , i 1 ' -
1 • h" exp.
• of building
. arranted lite■ issue and
ai -
ne» '.-d
' n rd Issu»'
under the t 1 o " r law . • nidi provtil-
» d for a tn al issue <>f $i 36,000.000.
<•" !>■ ie $ i .000.000 of
i'ne author!:ted bonds wil 1 have been
A DELIGHTFUL
^ quid FAci
‘ POWDER
mparts a pleasing softness
I
and delicacy to the skin <
•and restrains the ravages of
sun, wind and time,
Its continued application elimi
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and
renders imperceptible annoyirg
minor blemishes and sallowness.
It possesses a dainty, dinging odor
exclusively its own and is in every
, way a perfect toilet luxury. Price
1 bu
50 cents,
cents. Ask
your uiuggi;
druggist for it
ask yuui
) »OfTlMI
I. Htlll
( HOYT CHFMICAL Ci.
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Dr. T. Felix Goumd’s
ORiEFHÂL
TOILET POWDM
A pure. intisep-
1 oilet Powder
infants and
ts.
Ex.tai-
v perfuittd.
iers m excei*
ceinplerfD
uni keeps the skin
clear, «"ft
velvety. R«he*
skin irritati“n,B7
Should I*
freely after l»ta-
ing and
giving » ■wor’11'
ar»' skating sweaters of white wo.l
VUMtO
w lie n they are worn with a white
skat Ing cap.
ore Blutaibie for grown up vroiuen
ör TFE ux & oc W w
are the k i in ono Jackets, built Bome-
c
taHKaiX*** *
*a» CH
wba t on the■ sweater order.
They
ers or by niad. »
are made of a sot.' two-ply jam and
cenb Box- P»
croc heted in a fancy stitch. N ithing
pared by
cou! d be wa rrner or more beecitning.
FERS. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY,
•<ib> jo ns are run throu;h th" s itch»»
her« • i:;-1 Ul ere to serve as J ecora- Proprie!»., of 80URAU0 $ ORIMT*. C»WI
t ion or to h old th»' Jacket tog¡ether.
roa saut AJib lizvosMtxtiro ar
Son'it* of the se Jackets are cro»dieted
in ii shell istitch and formed of a
STANLEY*
dou1ble thick ness of the fabric . thus
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addiing a ce rialn iLwffiness.
The «12 W illami'H*' Hl. -
1 -i: li and it
»
with
«
' do.
€
f»
Jet biv kles r
of th.
Solti e
gethei
•omet
girder
meth«
sity <i
Street •
progn
engln<
The tn
wit h
overt
T.»
of the i
by plunging
■ css. three
ply are am
dent of the other, and all
•d thaï should the current be shut off
■ kedness <
»•ther • It
rost o is approaches and «'qul|
t. I b < Imated at over ten ml
lion dollars. The tunnel will Increai
tie carrying capacity ot the Boston
Klevnted Railroad Company system
rt of Boston, It is
s hundred and
Its stations
In the midst of
a districts.
him
as Won
from
trouble.
>1 a
•nt» sold
Send for
Hall. !»>«
ttlmonlalB
Olive «treat. St. Louis
•<l
•boulder
•lile of the
These J
■Sodala BC" eWc'-'Vt-rr
when 'W'l tn com
píete the ihre»
coetumew wtoh
■gei lar at
They th
B more 4 roes r
It fol
lon’t. no body will.
to kt ►ep out of «all the
i can an<11 you can and will,
ind bowwl trouble '
Life
hr. K Ina's New
»y keep bUllouancss. ma*1
• nd yet s
lauri lire out of your syj*-
priât» f r
at W
A.
Kuykendall's ‘ caaloti w ber»' a plain tinnire is tK
can be p
ef the sat
rarried »nit tn a mole gray <»ttt
il i»Utt
of »atln and satin ooverad »
Thia Jum¡w-r waM cloaca In the I
The pattern is cut tn atx »tree—
IM IM V m Hao
te-jft
«rinn 33 to ♦_ Inch«» Iwwt MMw Tn -opy It for the i.erar»
r*>nlre«
I Ite yw’-t» •< wwoatel W twteea wide <w Ite yv»»ds M j-^-uw
i.-ely drawn fold»
»
■»» thin mat<
le cor»et hooka ar«
-iwung amii nd u ndler one arm.
be ext irnmely fashionable
this winter ¿'Od B< ■me of the most
beautiful ci’eat ions
in artistic fans
hav«* !>e« u t
1 from Vienna ar.d
< arts. They are Iviory, tort lose shell. 1
pearl and hitndsom e woods, with lace,
ind han ol-palnted bo as to
make them verità ble works of art
• articularljr
ins will be popular
MMon. as will Iv-
and < arved ivory orna-
IRENCÎ ! FAIRBANKS».
Kennedy 4
we Cough Syrup;
”noTet the b’■'«■els gently. Contains no
up’.ttea. It In pb'N»ant to take and .
children e*iserially Ilka the taste, bo
naariy Uka map!« sugar. 3old by al.|
. 1r««j«u.