The Twice-a week guard., March 06, 1911, Image 6

and hand embroidery Is lavishly or
scantily employed. One good looking
simple model in finely cbeckad et-
amiue. has the skirt trimmed above
the hem with two narrow- folds of
embroidery, with the same trimming
repeated at the neck which la cut
away V-shape. but very
sparingly.
The embroidery at the back Is fin­
ished with scallops, white bands of
Insertion and edging both are em­
ployed for the »uff
of the three-
' quarter sleeve.
Another striped frock In the same
material has a bit of Irish lace about
the Hutch neck and kimoua sleeves.
with two bands of an Imitation of the
lace running around the bottom of
the plane skirt. Bold embroidery on
the etamine is an ea»y matter, and
there are many very charming hlouse
patterns of this material made up on
the usual plain blouse and kimona
sleeve lines and ornamented around
the neck on the blouse front and on
the sleeve bottoms with rather heavy
Russian embroidery in Oriental col­
ors.
There arc so many pretty lines of
The Elks of Eugene will erect a the trimly simple sort that surely
fine block this year on their lot at no woman will be without some of
the corner of West Seventh and Olive them when summer comes; or if she
streets.
This decision was reached finds the heavy linens too warm or
at a meeting of the lodge last night bother«ome in the pressing or tub-
and a committee of nine members bi ig. she can have the sama models
was appointed to at once begin solic­ copied in the lighter and sheerer
iting funds and to attend to minor handkerchief linens which come In
most delectable colorings and while
details.
The Elks never do things by halves fine and cool have body enough to
or in a small way. and It is safe to stand a severe simplicity, And then
say that their new block which will there are the chambrays and ging-
be used as a lodg<* home and for busF hams and many another firm
ness purposes will be one of the fin­ viceable material not so smart as
est. if not the finest, in Eugene
It on. but decidedly good looking
will be four stories high and will eminently practical.
Because of the prevalence of
cover the entire lot, which is 80x160
feet in dimensions.
It is expected Dutch neck and the kimona sleeve,
that the work of excaration will be­ the gufmpe will be of greater import­
gin in a very short time, and by the ance than ever before during the
•ime that work is finished it is prob­ spring and coming summer. Many of
with
able that the plans for the building the guimpes to be worn
Magar type of blouse or with the
will have been completed
The Elks purchased the lot at the tie one-piece trotting frocks,
corner of West Seventh and Olive made separately instead of being
from F. L. Chambers three years ago tached to the waist and this method
and the matter of building on the has its advantage, for any one may
site has been discussed at times ever have several guimpes for one frock
since, but the lodge is now closer and can easily keep them fresh and
to the consummation of the project clean, while taking out an attached
than it has ever been before.
The guimpe each time it is soiled, clean­
lease on the lodge's present quarers ing it and replacing it is a trouble­
on West Eighth street will soon ex­ some task. The separate guimpe,
pire and it is necessary to have a whether It has sleeves or not. should
be made with a thin waist or net or
new home.
The committees named at the lodge other sheer stuff which descends as
meeting last night
will interview­ far as the waist and is as carefully
architects in regard
to plans and fitted that the guimpe is sure to be
Ver pretty­
specifications and devise methods of held snugly in place.
raising money. The bonding propo­ simple guimpes of this kind are be­
sition meets favor with many of the ing shown in all the shops, and very
lodge members. A year or two ago frequently the whole guimpe or un­
The queries arising are "Will the were taken and the croud number­ known I* somehow or other to m*kr
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ lo«al trad«1 union* am! 91$ federal
a movement was started among the derblouse Is of tucking, lace. etc.,
husband who considers the division ed fully one hundred, as all names a great mistake, or to commit a mild
members to raise a building fund and which will show effectively through
♦ labor union*, making a total n| t .431
<4
income
unfair
reeeort
to
a
lock
­
sheer veiling overbloupe.
«ere not secured.
The
donations form of crime. J"
My own natur«' and »
over $20.000 was subscribed, but the any
'
organization*
President
Oonpert
It.
-I
1
M
a
f
Vsas
_
out',
or
will
he
be
'locked
out'?
”
If
other than money were many, while outlook are wholly different.
As regularly as the one-piece frock
I be­
matter was dropped for the time be­
and hla assistant* ar«- planning «□
he
refuses
to
accede
to
the
demand»
the amount of the latter given was lieve that the shade* ar« so heavy-
takes on a new lease of life, the petti­
ing for some reason or other.
mak« many additions to the list this
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
coat assumes new guises. With the of the union, will all the wiv?s in over $30. Rev and Mrs McGee have over the ciitrh that we have seen the
yedr. an«! special work will I»- dune
narrow- skirts a prevailing mode, the town declare a "sympathetic” strike, long been residents of this place and merest glint of light through some
H F Jenkins of Newport, I» In the in Chi- >tu where there ate Too labor
fashionable petticoat appears chas­ and all the husbands be compelled to both are held In tho highest esteem chink, and we hold up the sun-gla«« city
' union» alone.
Three unions rolltet
tened and subdued almost to a point eat at the corner bakery? Households by the people of Creswell. « Tho lat­
Col W G. D. Mor< <r ham returned ami dlsbutsr annually D 0«»,00*
of our Individuality and catch the
of extinction, but the average woman not joining the union will, of course, ter took this method to show their
Boston, whbh «III be the leren«
rays of thut light and flash them from Salem
appreciation for a couple who have
wears an attached version of the erst­ be known as “scabs.”
On the other side a German enthu­ labored long and faithfully, and who round In every direction to the ut­ 1» a prominent dairyman and cheese of two or three important labor < a-
while crisp and billowing garment,
maker
ventlona thia year. I* making tt. at
are well worthy of any attention or most of our power. There Is noth­
even with
her narrowest frocks, siast longs to solve the 111
S Suieed returned thia forenoon preparation« to receive th* «Isit rs
though many ultramodish women re­ domestic service by providing a con­ courtesy thej may recelte.—Chron. ing so very private after all; the
•'Xpcetcd
Incidentally th* «entrai
By Maude Griffin.
secrets are all open secret*, every­ from his farm at Waltervllle
corresponding icle.
fuse to don a petticoat with some of scription for women
New fork, March
4.—There is their frocks. With the tailored skirt to military conscription for men. In­
E G Spark* of Cottage Grove. I* .labor union of-that > It» is of ih«
body
reals
th»
lines
the
between
1
opinion that th«- autori al «treac.h
peace, sweet peace of mind in store and coat of wool, a petticoat is sel­ stead of using rifle and sword, drill
things one has left out.
Whoever In the city on business toils'.
At Coburg
tor the woman who has been living dom worn, certainly not if that skirt is to be practiced with brooms and
A C Dixon of the
Booth-Kelly "t th* board of r«ju «tion is not tu'-
Tuesday evening Feb. 83th., at the minimizes mystery
has helped to
flclrnt to perform the dutlr* ne>
in dread of spring and juiDiirc fash­ has a drop skirt or a lining of its scrubbing brushes and cooking is to
Lumber Co . I* on a trip south.
home of Mr and Mrs. Robert Mad­ brighten knowledge,
The moro
a
«ary for the^proper mnd- d of ths
ions. because of the treakishness of own. From a practical point of view take the place of marksmanship. To
William
W
illiam«
and
son.
of
Dex
­
dox. a surprise and farewell party' society Ig pure and good the
less
"• hool départent. Thr union htt
certain vlnter modes. No loager «ill this has Its advantages, for a well- make sure of winning masculine ap­
ter, were In the dty over night
was
given
In
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
will
mystery
and
secrecy
there
be
In
started an agitation In f»vor of In-
It be nejiwary for one to loo-c n t ii tailored short skirt of material with proval this enthusiast emphasizes the
Carl
It
Upper
of
Seattle,
Is
here
who
left Wednesday It.
i reaslng the board to 35 tnrtnbers.
ghe were qualifying for t sack r.u e body enough to kee pits shape, un- value of teaching women to obey or­ M. Nelson,
visiting hl* brother. D A Upjier
In orirr to be in the height «.i fasti lined or flatly lined with soft satin ders. thus saving their prospective morning, for fwattle where they will
"Let us then toll nil the good
M it Llndh and wife of Acme, are one from ra< h «ar«l In the city.
make
their
futur»
home
All
Join
­
The California |rg|«laltire has be­
ion.
and worn over well fitted tights, is husbands a great deal of trouble.
ed In playing games, some of which things wo may, mid think as little In the city for a tew day* Mr. Llndh fore It a bill on compulsory leglsl*-
In tuo new sesBo i^i moj-*«« tm an ideal arrangement for comfortable
In the meantime, while these the­ were very amusing and caused much evil as we can. that wo may have
11 M Porter, of lie» Moines, Iowa,
tl«in that Is «ai.alng quite ■ deal of
heightened waistline «* observe i. .n d walking garb, provided tl.e skirt is ories ferment, fair women continue
Refreshments were serv­ little to tell but good, and then let was an arrival In Eugene lust night <lla< ua«loti In labor circles Th» pur*
skirts are not too full by any means, wide enough to permit freedom of to do just she pleases. A woman who laughter
H
C
Clark,
of
Yuba
City.
Cal..
Is
us
tell
It.
and
keep
on
telling
It.
but the approved lines are those of movement, and all the best skirts is married to a self-respecting man. ed at 10-30, after which Rev. Bur-!
pose of tho bl! la to compel «’mployrrt
"In every village town and city In the city, registered at Die Osburn and employee to sett)« their differ-
ank. In behalf or the eros.-d prewn'
which conservative women may also have moderate width, though they and who insists upon
wearing
a
f ..
approve and select with unrestraining seem very narrow, judged by stand­ "harem” skirt and yet stays married, extended succesa, happlnrs. etc., to of tho world these «lay* (hero Is, as
• n«,11« b> arbitration In <u»e of anr
from a
pleasure. The season is rich in nov­ ards of former years. Where a petti­ should ask no more of his forbear* to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson In thefr new a rule loms sort of newspaper, to
dispute, a strike or a threatened
Vida
home.
Immediately afterward
all establish which, cost the proprietor
elties. none more conspicuous just coat is worn with the day time frock ance.
strike
Labor
trailer» and their
K ai ly Kilpatrick of the Oakland frh-nd* oppose the proposed menatirt
went to their respective homes, re- a snug sum of money. To keep It
now than the frock of suisse or or­ it is likely to be of softest messaline
High school, Is In the city to spend betaute they argue that It Intrrb-reg
gandy or muslin, delicately figured or satin fitted closely down to a deep
♦ ♦
♦ porting a fine time.— Journal.
i going make* a c< nstant demand up­ Sunday.
or dotted, trimmed with perishable« flounce, which is either accordian
with the Individual right«'
on his purse. Wo could not do this
E. F. Ferguson
II Hob-
bands of silk and satin. These are plaited or shaped so that it falls limp
Perhaps there I» no finer rlul
but If we have the good common
:heaper than the hand-embroidered and straight and does not hold the
house In the country than that just
»ense to put a mortgage on a few
♦
♦
silk chiffons, mousselines and like dress skirt out at the bottom.
nearing completion In New York, tot
square inches every week In tho col­
R. W. Vostch.
fabrics which inspired frocks in less Changeable color schemes enter into ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
the employe* of Hie American Ex­
umns of these paper, It Is just as Howe, of Cottnge
expensive materials,
but they
are the dressier petticoat, though here
The Gamma Delta Gamma soro-
prese Company. The club I» In an
well as If we owned that
amount city over night.
enough to break the heart and purse they are often
accessible and faahlon’Mr part of tb<
developed through rity will open Its new house on East
of
space,
which,
If
paid
for
at
ad
­
H 8. Thurman of Mapleton. Is In iuetro|>olls and ha* been supplied
of any woman who attempts to have; veiling with chiffon.
Thirteenth street, with its first for­
vertising rates would cost an Inca! the city on bunlno»*. Ho la »topping with every convenience for the rom-
< From Friday's Daily Guard)
many of them unless the purse is am­
mal dance this year, tonight.
The
ubable sum of money.
at th«* Hoffman
ple.
girls have made many preparations
fort and pleasures of It* nientber*.
Mr». C. H. Fisher and mother. Mrs The men pay only a montili» fe»,
Black and white effects are love-1 •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ for the event and many out-of-the- Time for Trial Will Be Set La­
"There Is not In the world
an
tier than ever—a tribute to the in­
City guests are here. The house Is
other power whore wo can bring tn Owens, returned home from Chehalis. for th«« < xpenaos of tho club ara born
ter—Minor Cases Being
exhaustible genius
of French
and ♦
by the company, which feels that W
beautifully
decorated
In
Oregon
focuB so much Influence for
the Marti., last night.
American designers. Note, for ex- ♦
Disposed Of
Dr. M. C. Myer», atirgeon for the employe* should be encouraged In
grape and fir bows, and tho effect is
spread of temperance principle* anil
ample, a frock of dotted suisse. It Is *
Utah
Construction
Co.,
la In the city their efforts to estsbllsh a club for
very pretty.
The
patronesses to­
temperance practices as tho
news­
mounted over soft silk and mad» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ night will be Mrs. P. L. Campbell,
themselves.
Circuit court la still working on papers, because they go every where from Sacramento.
in one piece, the waist being a decid­
MlHsea Emma Harris and La lira
The varying phases
of
woman Mrs. I. M. Glen. Mrs E. E. DeCou. minor cases and clearing tho docket and are read by all
people.
The
ed Empire effect and the skirt hung "emancipation” have during the past Mrs. W. C. Noon, of Portland, Miss for rhe regular
session
Monday. vol«-«» that speaks die, almost before Austin, of Quincy, III., were arrivals
from it in as few guaglngs as pos­ week, added perceptibly to the gen- Maude Stinson
In Eugene lant night.
and
Mrs. Frank There will be several long trials nt its echoes reach
us, but tho firm
sible. Outlining the back and front eraly gaiety of nations.
Mr .iud Mi F, C m alteia were in
The
members of th" the regular term and
Before the Chambers.
the niln«» types and black Ink hold
through
of the V-shaped yoke of lace is a hobble skirt had half exhausted its Gamma Delta Borority
from Elmira yesterday In their auto
are Louise cases are being dlsosed of to give
months
an«l
year*.
When you got They report tho roada in lair «otidl-
deep band of batiste insertion, and possibilities
for
ridicule,
along Cecil. Portland; Winifred Kerr, Eu­ time for tho longer and more im­
a thought Into cold typo |t la there tlon.
this extends down the front of the prances the
"harem”
skirt, and gene; Olive Donnell. Portland; Net* portant on»«.
for keeps. There is no magician In
skirt on either side of a straight band whereever it appears it is greeted by Bartlett, Portland; Hazel Whitman,
Jos. Mllotte nn«l family nr» her«1
The Inter-sorority basketball
Tills afternoon the applbation of
of black satin, continuing at the sides hoots of derision
far­ from Everett, Wash., expecting to lo-
and a complete Portland; Clementine Cutler, Port­ John Lindsey for citizenship papers this age like the clearheaded,
between th» glrla of the Inlverslty
I"
and back as a heading for a deep blockade of traffic,
sighted
man
or
woman
who
Im
­
Just when Eu- land;
rate. They are reglatere«! at the will be finished and the Einsrsli
Ruth Hardy, Portland; Neil was dismissed without prejudice as
flounce of white gauze appliqued wit ropean dress has been recognized as
Banfield,
Portland;
Ella 1.arson. the applicant has gone to California. presses tho thoughts, winged with Grigg*.
cup awarded .Monday night, »b*n
cut-outs of black satin. The short the approved court costume among
God'n truth, upon the printed page
Ml«» Emma VanDuvn of Oakland. the Gamma Delta Gamma sorority
Oregon City;
Carine Degermark.
Grot Jan Pleads Not Guilty
outer sleeves are out in one with the foreign nations, just in the midst of
"But unhappily
the powers of Cai . 1» here visiting relative-« and plgya the Kappa Alpha Theta* for
Portland;
Nancy Noon, Portland;
William Grotlan. the railroad la­
bodice, and there are undersleeves of the most determined fight tor equal
Gladys Cartwright, Salem; Margaret borer on the Natron extension, charg­ darkness are more alert to use this friend». an«l la the guest of her broth* the supremacy of the college, Ths
batiste-
rights, European and American wo­
girl«'
purpose* er. J. W. Owen.
Hill,
Portland;
Olga ed with rape upon Mae Hills, this printed page for selfish
game will be played In th«-
A splendid black and white straw men whimsically choose to adopt the Madaline
than tho power of light to gain It
Mr*.
Harry
Frink
and
family,
of
land;
Madaline
Harding,
Silverton;
gymnasium
and
no
masculine
»»<
forenoon
entered
a
plea
of
not
guilty
trimmed with ostrich plumes shading insignia of the woman whose servi­
It Is true Portland, are here, having arrived will ba able to witness the thrilling
Rohse. Portland;
Florence Avery. to three Indictments which were re­ for purpose* of blessing.
from robin’s egg blue to delicate rose tude is a scorn and a by-word.
It Hood River;
The girl*
have n<-<-rpied
Elsa
Kouber,
Port turned against him by the grand jury now, ag when the words were utter* la»t night. They are reglatnred nt the contest.
completes the toilette. The combina­ would be interesting
to hear Miss
the basket ball sport with enthusi­
Time for trial was ed first 'My people perish for lack Grigg*.
tion is one that perhaps
does net Pankhurst's opinion of these wander­ Poulsen. Portland; Nell Irwin, Port- last evening.
C. B. Wnlker, formerly of Eugene, asm In spite of the fact thn.it the?
Ind;
Miss Eva Rocbe,
Portland not set at that time but It will be of knowledge.’ Tho reason why our
sound well, but it is a triumph of the ing lights of the harem.
and Eliabeth Riddell, Portland.
fixed by the court Inter. It will prob­ young people go on thefr way In­ now a proaperotiH b tlzen of Portland, are only allowed to play tinder the
colorist’s art.
In New Jersey two new schemes
ably begin the latter part of last to wrong doing’la largely because in her«1 for a few days. Ho wa* em­ girl*' rilles. which restrict» th" *t'm*
The frankly empire and directoire
for the betterment of women have
week.
L. Bilyeu has been retained they have not been trained in a ployed by E. J. Clanahan while In largely.
The two tennis that pl»’
lines are rapidly invading the realm
At Creswell.
been brought to the light. One is the
Monday night have acquired niurB
of street frocks. They have been
Perhaps the largest number of per­ to defend the prisoner.
better
way.
A
mother's
hand Eugene.
abolition of the engagement
ring
(rise IriwrillsM'd
skill, and It will bo a fast game Th«
such a success at the resorts that
smoothing the
wrappings
»round
which is pronounced a mere relic of sons who ever participated in a sur­
The case of Genevlve Chenowith
they are sure to appear again at the
prise party in Creswell, gathered at
following la the llnne-up;
her little child to protect and shelter
barbarism. It is suggested that in its
Kappa Alpn.i
Northern summering places a little
*
* Gamma Delta
the Presbyterian manse last Friday vs. W. H. Harris to recover damages him, Is not more worthily engaged *
stead the lover present to the womau
Theta
late. Let the woman who would be
and perpetrated a genuine surprise was dismissed this morning, having than a woman’s hRnd that pens high
Gamma
of his choice a set of the works of Ib­
well dressed remember this
fact,
on Rev. W. V Mr-Gee. pastor of the been settled out of court.
Maurin» Adam
Eva
Roche
K
and holy thoughts, which, passing ♦
sen or Bernard Shaw, or a copy of
♦
Hm.» Cowden
that there is to be worn a great deal
Presbyterian «hinch.
and his wife
Bess Riddell
K
Mill on Liberty.
under tho eye of untaught child­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
of pink this summer, for it does not
Hazel Rader
and family, .it. f:30 in the <■ ven Ini;
t
Floroses
Avery
hood and youth, produce that arrest
The other scheme makes it a fel­ the party ga hered
A plan Is on foot in Michigan to
stand to reason that feminity can re­
at
appointed
t I ■ %«nel» '■'1
Nellie Banfield
of
attentlaon
In
the
mind
from
which
ony
punishable
with
fine
or
impris
­
have
th«-
music
teachers
of
the
state
sist the charming pink shadings
places and w< nt in a body to tho
c
Mary l»ebar
Carina Degermark
every good cause bag everything to unionized.
which
the
manufacturers
have onment for any married man to go mange.
Rev. and Mrs. McGee were
Elda McClal»
Madeline Harding c
away
from
home
without
a
wedding
hope.
Because
their
employe*
are
per
­
brought out In all kinds of materials,
at choir practice In the church next
.......... ,
"We shoijld be grateful to those sons In need, they say, the directora
pinks shading all the way down from ring on his thumb. This is designed door to the dwelling, and upon the!.'
to
aid
the
virtue
of
husbands
as
well
rose petal to glowing cerise and craie
An Interesting meeting was held friendly men who have opened to us of the Young Men’s Christian Asso-I
return from practice, entered
the
as to protect susceptible maidens.
jdoor to find their home in the pos­ by the W. C. T. U. with Mrs. Pal­ the use of their columns, and should elation of Ran Francisco, linvn re-,
and peach tones.
As to materials and trimmings,
A suggestion even more disturbing session of friends. The worthy pas­ mer Wednesday. It was Union Sig­ do our utmost to win and hold their fused tho request of the Han Francis­
words are not competent to describe comes from Milwaukee. The house­ tor and his estimable wife could not nal or "Press" day to member, « »>y respect, not only for our Intention», co Labor Council to unionize em­
Tho di­
either their beauty or variety. There wives of the country are to be un­ find words to express their surprise. subscription
The but our practical sagacity in furnish­ ployes of tho asKoclatlon.
for this paper,
rectors say the association I* not run
There are to be no more It was once that a surprise party next meeting March 15 will be with ing th"m
are coarse, loosely-woven linons and ionized.
In Eugene, March 3.
to «• J'
suitable
material with
for profit, thmerefore cannot be made
crashes, whir just to look at in the allowances” for wives.
Th» union had not become known to the recip­ Mrs. Hughes on Jefferson St.
1 ite which to occupy the space th«"y have a "closed shop. Whether other large Vernon and wife, n son.
piece *eem trinur-ndously smart, and will determine what share of the ients in advance, which added nun h
following paper was read from Mrs. kindly given. We are nearer now to cities will be guided by the decision <
there are all grtJfies up to the finest family income Is to be paid over to to the pleasure c.f the occasion.
In Eugen«1, February 28. 1 !• 11,
victory than when we first believed; of the Han Francisco Y. M. C. A. dl-l
Willard
’s writings:
The ladles present brought refresh­
and filmiest of Wiulle and batistes. the wife, but In no case Is ft to be
the
day
dawns
and
the
shadows
flee
"The
way
to
make
a
thing
known
R.
G. Hemphill and wife, a »,,n-
rectors,
remains
to
he
seen.
the
entire
The fine cotton etamines are enjoy­ less than 50 per cent. Out of whl'h ments- with them, and
away.”
Statistic recently compiled show'
ing a tremendous «Ague
bot»i
for Income the household expenses are to gathering was served with coffee, is to make It known. This is the
that there are now affiliated with!
Manager Hpencer of lhe
blouses and for frocks r>nd are made be paid, and the children's shoes sandwiches and care, and the even­ alpha and omega in tho press de­
H.
Gillespie, of
Sedro-Wolley, the American Federation of Labor, Power Company la attending I" ’
up as »Imply or as elab«irately as one bought, does not appear. The union, ing marked one of the most pleasant partment, but all along my way in
life I have found men and women Wash., was an arrival in Eugene this 120 International unions, 3$ state tie** of the light company •• l’°
w ishes to ha^«- them. A little Irish, however, will deal justly with the social events of the .reason.
i
¡federations. «32 «antral bodies, 4311 between here and Albany today-
The names of ninety-eight people who »earn tn feel that to make things morning
la»» enters into most of the designs matter.
Springtime Clothes
4-STORY BLOCK
This week we are devoting all our windows
The Decision Reached at Last
Night’s Meeting to Go
Ahead With Work
to the display of Men’s Blue Serges. Now is you
time to get posted on authoritative styles to be
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worn this spring and summer. We can surprise
designs.
and please you with the bea
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Our patterns are exclusive and the style nd the
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Trim, Neat and Elegant Spring Suits for Ladies
and Misses for the temptingly low price of $14.98
Corner 8th 2nd Olive Street
Eugene, Oregon
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