THREE
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY, 8EPT. 16, 1909
flled on <>r l,i f(ll„ n,.xt w«'<tne«dav i
li.iw-i'ii timi dal«, litui ilo Hi ,i <,f
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tcatlon wlll I h - mini« Ini«* tit«- record»
of all appllctint»
\ grc.it how| la bclng rajaed Uy th»
<ll»|M«iiM<H u of liquor «'licer, iiiuny of I
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f”*' limi tihey «HI fall by thè |
Wasulde Ibis year aliti that renewal
of t In Ir lhv«ne«> wlll Ite refuM«d."> it
l«a»»oiiod in Mini«' qnartera thai It I*
linpoMKibl« to pro|>»rly conduci a
Mttaton In a luw abldlng ami orderly
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tun aaio.ns
A» a mailer of faci ihi*
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Il Q4Q ,U(HJ 00* ». whhh I m mor«* than
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li •- IHI OH l| than during th«* wanw*
sbioern
Who na y h w«’ ar«.» not
of th«' W h I- ¡>r«’Vlui im y «Mir
One <>f li«
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door w'li ich t'oat «Il pi
bini« |ll«l<«'
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Hl ih »U«Mt«’ g own* ar«» th«* very lat-. '
1« WelK) h more
<«»te« from
«’•»t fa« 1 of fa.<hlon to
(l.'llglit the
than a ton and 1» »even Inch«« thick
of WOlll an k 1 nd slid keep him-
K Is nor red with bronze reprewita ihmrt»
I miih I m itwakf o’nlKhtN
Lillian Rua-
Uoot of .mgei» which may or may
»«•II, w lui will o|H'ti h«T «*ngagement
not t>* ;»ppro|»rlal«« to « (ambling
In Th«' Will -» » Hight" next week 1
•bell
\n< liter remarkable work of
la mtponalble for the liivaal"U.
art 1« th.' t’lrcn-alnn walnut atalre-iae
il I» «aid by thorn- who have Io-,
taunt curved In <l«-elgn» af naked
«IMx't.-il th«- fair Lillians gownw that I
nymph* and cvtplda
1 hta atairea**e
flu« »IlhoiKUt«' »tyl«* I» similar In nom»
<us r k •.«; i '■■'«■r 1- • «•••
way« u> th«- directoire. only murr nt> '
In h«' niulette room oil the «••«•nd
The gown« are of tibe Greek mode
(Ivor • ;•:«• Hi« limit *>f pUty waa th««
ami fit the form «ut If put on by a
nSIlnx. the latt«w contain» dozen« of i
»h<»' horn
Mia» Ruiwell la confident1
kwvh picture» llghtcal by e|««trl>’lty
that her gown« repreeent th» ultra-
Thia cwdllnit cowl
faehtoMble mode of a few month»
on the floor la
hen«' Mnrrl«*d m«-n who hwv«« hoped
(Mdl
for nomethlng almpl«* atul Inexpensive
Thera are In rvldwnrt* many pre may a» well g««t bu») chasing the
notion» AKninat . |M>llce r<U<i». whlctb nimble dollars.
to <*»ni<lnim In <>p-
«oat’l*»! th«' i-
»ration lone after I he other gambling
Th««
hotlM* Of th«- city w««r«> cl««a««<t
stairway» »,•<■ pnrtactttd by steel
«<••» aud the window« by heavy Iron
(taint
INTEREST IN
News and Gossip in the Me­
tropolis During the
Past Week
SIMON KLINE. OF
CORVALLIS. DIES
('«»rvalllN, Or . S«*pt H
Simon L
Klin«*. on«’ of CorvalllH* prominent
biiNliK’HM men and leading cltlxens,
died at ! ! :30 tnuay, after a uhort III
ih ’ hn of on«* week, of an attack of
pl«*urlH'. th«* re# tilt of Ilin» km .
It is
a grant nhork to the family, and they
ar«’ proMtrnfe«l with grief
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FADS AND FASHIONS
th«'s<* very elaborate oostumos that
are now being brought in, and one of
the materials that seems to be more'
popular than all are those made of
ottoman silk.
Moire aiso Is being
used for the separate coat and th»*
rich collars awl cuffs of heavy Bilk
tace or silk braids give a mowt sump-1
tuotiM air to any costume reasonably |
dressy.
One of t.:.e latest hats brought <wer
from Paris is a tarn'o-shanter crown
to a small mushroom shape, but with­
out any pleated efforts. It was a fine
Neapolitan straw In black. Currant|
red velvet ribbon was twisted around
th«; crown, a combination that I have
eeatv a good
hr, and a bow >
i of many kxtps was on the right »Ide
front and out of this sprung a large
.aigrette of black that practically oov-.
I ered the crown.
.
Sleeves with a downward pointing
! V are liked on tlhe sk-eve often made;
| so long that the paint falls over the'
hand. They are usually finished w.lh,
narrow ruffles of lace.
A serge-tailored frock for the fall*
I will be a gaol invitstmeot and serge
' is a ma erlal that will be much warn,
! during the autumn and winter.
For a wool frock to be put on at
the end of September is a white mo- ’
I air or -erge. and if ’rimmed •A I ¡ h
i black velvet collar anl cuffs Is very
i fetching.
Black anti w'hite effects will con-
1 tinue to be much worn.
J
'Uy Catherine Mum I‘a rant .) .
New York. Sept li
Th«« major
IIy of women do love th« shirt waist
and separate skirt or tlie wblrt-waist
suit, but evuti In early autumn there
are many «»«¡ ib I oiih wiu-u a comfort­
able one place frock 1« rux'iwsary and
wii.lch gives the effect of mor«' dr«'»«i-
nese atul 1» a grade or two above the I
shirt waist eff«>ot, and th.-refore suit-,
able for th«* events that do not r«-1
quire un I'luborat«- gown and yet ne««l
soui.ihlng more than the M-ml-prln-
««•st. gown which may be as dressy
as you pli-a ie and yet «an lx- mad«''
■lull«' plainly and when made fasten.'d
from n<- k to foot
Is particularly
adapt>*d to tin* wash good«, for which
t «*r<* has has been a rage since early
spring.
On«- may not obj«-ct tv th«' linen*
and wa h g oils on the -core that It 1
1< late In th«' ««'asm, but th«-«' gown»
m now )lk«"l well even for winter
h .-■• dr.
•
and for th« girls a’
m boo! tie-' are b«'ti«'r tlran the stuff
gown and more sanitary.
If worn
on the -iri-i-f as the «chool girl must,
ex'ra warmt i I:« gained by the outer I
garment*
Ind.u-d In this country,
wher«' til«' holt*«'« are kept so warm
io liirniee luaf. th«- thinner dre** Ir.
.
r for Ind or wear, and when on
tie 'ri' t outer garnu'tits may supply
. led profei tlon.
Tii. i-eml-pr'ncert. dri'i-, while pre
. rvlng the «do.-«" fit about the hip*
that ha* la'.'li the vogue for Home
time pust, I* now with all skirts much
fulb'r at the b ttom <*lg«*. usually
aim'd by Ins.'rted plaited sections or
1» a fl iitiic«« of some sort. A prince.**!-
dr«-*« that Is ex cedingly smart and Is
vet v.-ry simple of conHtructlon cloves
In front with round
length.
Tue
frot: . underarm, and l»u<k gores ex-
ten I till«- full length of the gown,
will!«' th.- sld<*-front and side-back
gores are lengthened by inserted
plalteil ■nctlons, with plaits turned t
in Is.x plait effect.
There is no
break In the line from th«- butrt down
and the fit over the hips 1« absolutely I
correct In every line.
A bolero that !
end» just below the bust line and Is
cut low at the nes-k in a fancy outline
adds distinction to the frock.
The
«l.sves are leg-’o-mutton style, but
cut off just below the elbow
Two
button« ornament the point where
the plaits are let in beneath the gores.
Buttons are used on Ube Bolero and
on the sl«»ev«-s
The «•dgee of the
sleeves atul the bolero, which is mode
In one with the drees, are finished
with a narrow brald««d banding. The
gulmpe is made of finely tucked net
and the underaleeve are of the same
GrSM raja ; WM Mbd for such a
gown and was of great service to
its owner.
It Is a gown that can be
worn on the street during th«* fall
with Mi., addition of a nick ruff or
later a separat«1 coat
A hat c all!
b«> worn with this would tw of dark
gr.vti straw trimmed with autumn
foliage In th«* brown shad«*.
A very practical dr«'*« that would
I»' a great attraction to any wardrobe
and I* unusually simple but fashion­
able In design was mad«* of a soft
finished crepe of th«1 cotton, but of so
Society Events
Don't R!>« «yen » penny—until health return»
And I mean Ju«t exactly that.
I am the one phyalclan whn eaytto the »tefc, **t
wlll. out nt my own pocket, per for your rnedl
cine it it tail« «*• bring >ou help.''
And for 20 yean Dr khoop’i niedlctnee have
Get Health
been nwd and re«*ommend<*<1 In every city and
hamlet In Amenra» ’I hey are potltivrly *'aa«l-
ard in every community — end everywhere.
Then why par thecath. and al your rUk. Bor
other onwamnu-d »nd uneerwln medidnee?
Thoumid» upon thousands have In the past
nneeselully uw! 1 • bhoop a Rc6tor*t1ve.
_ roach nerve«,
When th" Sto­
or Kidney
or the Heart
konts
nerves fail,
quick 1 y Dr.
know how
___ _ ____
ntorative will
Shoop's
Re-
bring themba< k*c health B<raln Rut
f all.
they p/taitive.y uke no money rhli whatever.
They knew that when health falli to return Dr.
Shoop w..l himM-’i jflRd'v pav thedruwri«t for
chut t»- t And fort’ : t tektu full du duy treat»
merit is freely granted.
But write me fir«t for an order.
Tbi» will *ave delay and disappointment.
All dr
” 1 r Shoop’« Rt.j’orutivA «nd
Rheumatic
Dr. .H.rop*
“
ali are not
Ibmedy, bet
give th« 'atj
::uthorize<l »o
dropm«-aline
flay teht. Ho
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i.a\ em . ’ 'oiiit-
pl-a-e
—for 1
d an honeat and re-pcnslli.'« druggist in »imost
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;unity
t"i«iiu* my
help, no pay.” »«xllelne» to the sick.
Toll me also which ux>k you need.
The book* below «*11 surely op**n up n**w •nd
ti.’tvl
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arr
b- ¡.iul i< • i- to X’A
yon a-e p« rf*rt-
.
>«’ 54 if mo j'.»t a4 you
would your ■
»a O homo rhrate­
inn. My ad-.l ■
J anti tLa book
below are you.-»—and witlu ut cott.
P^rbarr » word or two tr* m n. * will clear up
u » ..,iu c rie nt.lt .■ i >i lp«d tl "ii.*«nd»
upon thoumno« f v i: y n •ivat« pr wrintion or
p,. ..rial advice plan. My berteCo.-t * surely
First
Then
Afterwards
On Monday afternoon Miss Greta
i Bristow entertained for Mins Etha
yoor simple reqiu st. So write now while
Snodgrass, of Baker City.
Twelve worth
you have ft fn-sh in nind, for tomorrow never
girls spent a delightful
afternoon comes. Dr. Slioop. B* x 12. Kacine. Vtu.
Which Booh lhar. I ■•nd T««t
with their needlework.
In the din­
No. 4 For Woman
MRS. CHARLES T. YERKES AND STAIRCASE OF THE YERKES ing room Mrs. Bristow and her Nb 1 On Dysp» p*;a
No. 5 For Men
daughter. Miss Greta Bristow, as- No. 2 On the H.-art
No.«On Rheumatlim
No.
3
On
the
KMneyi
ART GALLERY.
' sisted by Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass, serv­
By decision of the United States circuit court of appeals the house of ed a delicious luncheon. The guests
the lute Charles T. Yerkes In Fifth avenue. New York, with Its Jl.iJtgi.tiOU I present were Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass.
art gallery, its $4OXK1O bed. Its $00.000 rug and Its other splendid furnishings, Miss Etha Snodgrass, Miss Ray Wood- that one could desire. Many beauti­
! ruff. Miss Kate Kelly, Miss Grace ful and costly gifts were presented
must remain In the custody of the receiver appointed last April by the f«*«l-
Magladry, Miss Lucia Campbell. Miss the venerable
couple
by
invited
erul district court on the petition of creditors of the Yerkes estate.
When Winifred Cockerline,
Miss
France guests.
The occasion will long be
Mr. Yerkes died. In 1905, be left his estate lu »m b, a tangled condition that, ' Kelly, Miss Adah Allen, Miss Eva Al- remembered by those present, and it
although It was generally bellev«*d that be was worth many million» above I len. Miss Flora Patterson, Miss Ha- is hoped that the couple will live to
hl» debts, much litigation has delayed the settlement of tils affairs.
The | zel Humphrey and Miss Evelyn Bris- celebrate many more anniversaries.
value of the house and gallery Is plac«*d at $2.7«io.OOO
Khortly after the i tow.
—News.
death of .Mr. Yerkes hl» wtdow^vss married to Wilson Mlzner. from whom
• 4 •
Mrs.
A.
T.
Cockerline
entertained
t
A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure
the has »luce b«*eu freed by divorce.
J the Foreign
Mi3sionary Society of : Tablet—called Pre vent lea—¡s being
I the Methodist church last Tuesday dispensed by druggists everywhere In
afternoon.
The topic for study was a few hours. Preven tics are said to
Pre ven-
fine a quality that it closely resent-! portion Is attached givaig the neces- China, and was introduced by the cure any cold—completely.
reader, Mrs. F. M. Wilkins.
This tics. being so safe and toothsome, are
bled the wool variety.
Its color was l saty fullness.
.. ,
was
the
last
meeting
of
the
confer-
!
very fine for children.
No Quinine,
A one-piece costume that would be
a delightful shade of rose. The neck)
was cut out to give the open style’ of great service for the coming au­ ence year, and the annual election of no laxative, nothing harsh nor sick­
officers
took
place,
bringing
the
bus
­
ening.
Box
of
48
—
25c.
Sold by
was
developed from the
now so popular and was filled In with | tumn
all dealers.
a pretty soft sort of lace.
A novel style of the moyenage, which prom­ iness of the society to a close.
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sl«eve was made of the one—earn kind ises to beau very popular this winter.
At Springfield
and sla.sh«d on the lower edge, show­ The skirt is so arranges! in narrow
plaits
prees«*d
and
stitched
so
they
One
of
the
most
pleasant events in
ing the beautiful lacc sleeves beneath.
Th«* dr«*ss closes in front, which is will fall well to the knee. The cuirAes the life of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rice,
one of the greatest recommendations bodice is embroidered in soutache Sr., was the anniversary of their for-
to the woman of affairs.
The skirt t brown rat-tail braid. The yoke and I tleth wedding day at their home in
(North Springfield last Saturday even-
is cut with five gores now so much sleeves are of tea-tinted muslin,
’ft an inverted
The hat is in a dull I ' ing.
About
twenty-five
invited
ll«d and wl
wpi'i
Inverted plait in
in I ' b
*>' ’ tucked.
The si
the , ixtnel
are i brown an«l green straw an«l trimmed i guests were present to participate itt
the back
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_«... foliage.
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At the junctjon Of the • the happy event, among them being
edg’d with a lace banding of which . 1 with
the i>«*lt is mad«* and two rows pass |
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’f'e s* ' c* ’ r* ;'
P‘eat ‘ "Tg
h there is a 1 Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Kyle, of Salem.
around th«* lower edge of the skirt. sash i*1*1 ls a feature of this style, • The evening was spent in various
The panel pa-res up n’o th« waist i and is tied in a knot and ibung with 1 games and social conversation, and
ends.
lonK ends.
at an appropriate hour one of the
and on th«* shoulder gore two very i ' long
Separate coats are the result of most delightful lunches was served
s'allow y.
; kes from which a gather*
One Hundred Young
Men and Women
Vfy ho are willing to work faithfully under our direction during the coming year
We Wiil Give You the Best» instruction Obtainable
interesting and up-to-date manner and prepare you to meet the requirements demanded by business men
We Will Quality You As An Accountant and Bookkeeper;
We will assist» you m securing a pleasant and prolitable poiition
Students may enter at any time
RANKIN BLOCK 14^ WEST SEVENTH ST
M. RANSOM HATFIELD, Principal
PHONE MAIN 45
J. M. GRESSLY, Prin. Commercial Dept