8, ie
r'arnlutm-t'ut.n.
A pretty home wedding wai ol
emnltcd at the borne ol .Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Calm at ('o'clock Haturday
morning. AiikiiM I. when their daugh
ter, Helen Ivy, waa united in mar
rlane lo Wilder It. Farnham. Jtev.
J. 8. McCnllnin officiated. Only the
Iminediitlo rcltalvcs were present.
The lirlde w ire a white iiown I'l lnillj
trliiinied In line, and carried a liou
quel of pink and white cuniniluiiH
Air. uiid Mi'K. l-'ainhaui tuok the noon
train lor the nori.i. and after an ix
tender trip will make their home In
WelKcr, Idaho.
A plcanant affair of the week waa
the leceptlon given Senator and Mm.
K. A. Jtooih 'I in Hilay evening by the
Kllgi'lle Cnlllllien-lal t.'lllb. The club
room waa beautifully decorated In
cut flowera. The women of the auxil
iary assisted. I'lllich waa nerved by
Mine Minnie Hi hwar.ni-hlld and Ko
rluim lliirtog. Missis Veda Quai-ken-
bush and l.ols .McMurptiey rendered
-auveral. selections on the piano.
Thursday aTternoon Mra. William
C ueshlre, at her home In Springfield
entertained In compliment to her sla
ter, Mra. (;. (;. Haat-hc, of Hiiuipler
The lime waa spent in playing whist
Mra. Hetielhelm winning the prize
lurlng llio afternoon the hostess wan
assisted In aervlug a dainty luncheon
by Mra. W. I,. Cheshire. Thoau prea-
ent were: Mra. (,. C. Mam he, Mra.
Kllialieth Hi liar I, Mm. Jiiiuea Clark,
Mra. Waahhiirne, Mra. Van Valzah,
Mra. I'eery, Mra. Hettelhetm, Mra.
Kealley, Mra. Hell, Mra. llrynn, Mra.
Hinsdale (Uia Angelea), Mra. 8lev--na,
Mra. Uoberta, Mra. Thompson,
Mra. Wlnionrcld, Miss l.ela Wlnion
reld, Mra. Larimer, Mlaa Norma Hen
dricks, Mra. W. L. Cheshire, Mra. J.
K. I'ralt, Mra, Honied Gilbert, Mra.
Abo UHbert, Mra. Hurry Kcuncy, Mra.
T. A, Campbell, Mlaa Lulu llllstrnp.
Wedoailny evening of thla week
Mm. I,. K. TTdhnll entertained In hon
or of her hualiiiiid'a birthday. The
pastime wiuj whim, In which Mm. J.
K. I'ratl won the f I rat prlie and Mm.
Komoo (lllbcrl the aecond. Mm.
Trait KMlated the hoatvaa In nerving a
dainty luncheon. Tho RtleaU present
wro Mr. Tlilhall, Mr. and Mm.
Tromp. Mr. ami Mm. Hiitneo tlllhert.
Mr. and Mm. J. K, Trull, lira, I, II.
HinKliiiiii, Mra. .lupu, ,Mr, I, Inn mill
Mlaa Franco Kelly,
Trolley I'ni-ty.
Wednesday evening Mra. II. I,. Ilo
gart untertnlueil a merry party of lu
ll lea. The ride waa given In compli
ment to Mra. NcIhoii, of Chicago. Af
ter repeatedly riding the length of
tho car line Ihey were escorted to the
the
Ailing tots cause pity fretful young people cause
wonderment irritable men and women cause surprise.
To enjoy perfect health the body must be built up
and the mind invigorated by perfect food.
Ghirardellfs Cocoa
is the perfect
pe
breaki
ng
contentment to
delicious
( liuKart residence.
tlumtv illuminat. .1
birh wa l.ril-1
in i heir honor
I M tur anil anveri,ari',n mad
time pass only too ijuickly. 'I tie lei-,
' tl hK STV!-J U J'liri(liJi Hiijjjcr. a.ssl-t-j
e.l by McHtlanics Titus and Hjcn---r
1 1 he K'lcxlh present were: Mrs. K. S
J Nelson, Mrs. F. W. Osburn, Mrs. K
V. I'rcntlce, Mm. M. I.. Vork, Mrs
P. K, Hammond, Mrs. H. 8. Spencer
Mra. J. F. Tltua, Mra. J. OoIiIhiiiIi h. I vogue, and are allowing new auu un
Mlss Veda CMackenbuah and Mis fcreiit arrangement in trimming
Heiilah madden, which changes the whole effect of the
I costume. .Some of these coatumes
On Monday evening last Mm. S. !'. jare finished on the shoulders with
Kla,l,l, n ..mertuin,. i u lew iri.nH. in bretcles. and then the walat is cut in
i honor of her daughter. Mra. Nelson,
of Chicago. The paatlme was whist, being maae oi net aim mou,...
Mm. Hammond gaining the first i-hlffon. Many 'of the gowns are
prlie and Mm. Adair the consolation, i made without any trimming, in abao
llefreshnients were served by thelutoly plain lines, which reveal more
i ; carefully tho perfect figure.
The iabot of plaited lawn, lace or
vmnwKaMip,
Artrvmm who la illig liar hoahanil.
I he fMMioll Hi'tor, tnt fllvnice, cbaigiuf
Incompatibility of iin(r.
hostess, assisted by her grand diiuirh" '
ter, Mlaa Heiilah gladden fi,..i. i
present were: Mrs K 8 NeB." , It was made of narrow banda emnroi
Mm. II. Tromp, Mra.' T. K. Uniiiiuuiict' 1 ',,rt"1 ln "Ut " of the same ahude
.irn. II, I,. Hjeart Mrs I I,' Tit...,
Mra, W. Houdnr.,, Mrs C K I,ootn
Ib. Mrs. L. (I Artnir i ii i.. i,
ton, Mm. F. W. Osburn Mm W I.' I
Harbour. .Mrs. J. Huov Me. i w '
QiiiickeiihiiHli, Mrs. Laura Hiirrla '
.inaa vena wuncktnbush und Mlsa
Uuiilnh ,Sliidden.
Fads and Fashions
(liiard Special Service.
New York, Aug. S. There are still 1 and gruys being the fashionable col
li few more weeks to talk about suni-iora for dressy nfralis. Tenu do Snxe
iner elegancies, hut before we will be ami auede are worn afternoons while
hardly aware of the fast declining ' for evenings or elaborate occasions
season the first aiuunin styles and kid stands first. For tho very warm
hints will lie shown us. However, In weather silk is chosen, and also the
the remaining weeks every woman satln-flnlsli thread which is a perfect
Ilrnlrh linV mnnv
t
"IIIIIU ilvt '' milts IU tllJWY
greatest of nature's gifts and to be
atJiw tu yivc
A Smile All the
food
ilmn
-its use will
gth to the
nerves strci
the
strong -
I i
and
ippeti.ing.
30 cups of a delicious drink
25c
will cndc.-vor tu l- a attractively
U - uwin - d as pr- -v: e-!y, and sltli'iuKh
her Kr'nii '"ay khow alli'ia f wear,
she lil have Hi-':: freshened up or
partly re:.:!;.!.-i. . in this way her
costume may last throughout toe
summer n ahoii i.ml their oppearance
tiiil also he tilitititly changed. The
princess kowiib are more than ever In
' Kmplre style, the sleeves and corsage
"a ! net la one of the prettieat featurea
I In the season s neckwear. In exceed
ingly dainty stock and Jabot, which
would give any fine shirt wulst a
IdreHsy appearance, was made of Irlah
lace and net. The shaped stock waa
'made of Irish lace outlined with
(bands of plain lawn and furthermore
"waa edged with three rows of silk
cord The long iiilKit was of while
; net edged with lace and was arranged
j In cascade fashion. At the left side
of the Jahot appeared a frill of Irish
i lace, which added more to the ele
gance of tho neck piece. A great
I many of these frilled jabots can be
I maile at home by skilled fingers from
1 pieces of fie lace, etc., that one al
I ways has left from different dresses,
for, as every up-to-date woman
knows, fashionable neckwear Is found
til be very expensive when ao much
I must lie hud. A Jubot suitable to be
worn with any embroidered linen col
' lar was finely plaited net In three wa
Iterfall frills edged and bordered
I with embroidery In black or In a col
or. Another was of cloaely gathered
lluwn deeply edged with Irish lace at
I the bottom and ut the sides witn a
narrow edging of lace.
Tho little summer wraps are con
stantly receiving pralao for their use
fulness and dalntlnc88. They are
needed ao many evenings, and after
noona, too, that one should have a
wrap to accompany each costume, or
perhaps one that will look well with
several gowns. I have noticed a
n"mll"r of attractive onea lately and
"'" w" ,,f 8 biscuit-colored taffetn.
an" wa l-niriuru "If a etuuiui-
d"rt'(l Blll The front wa"
closed with pmsemonterle motif.
Another one, simple but very dainty. I
waa of orange ekith Having a deep
l",n'1 of "lel at lhe bultotll in the
amv t"11
All ..l....n U . 1 ..1.1 I
I Kitiven in u iiiiicii iimirti uii
i tho arm Is the word from Purls, and
lao It is very necessary that Ihey he
, purchased with sufficient length. Tho
1 twelve-button length Is moat genenil-
ly sold. The plum white gloves tire
not liked except for certain occasions,
j those in tints of champagne, cream,
I beige and nil the different browns
..
While
bring quiet to
weak and
iK-sidcs it is
O
Imitation of auede. There Is a novel
ty in silk gloves which have the arm
and hand portions Joined by hem
stitching. The arm length is elabo
rately embroidered, while the hand
of the glove is left plain.
Never before have the line cos
tumes been sn wonderfully i-mart and
attractive as they ale this y-ar. The
suit of l'Ji)H ha not tak-n a s
tion from the one t llioT, and there
fore the last w-ar's model is hope
lessly out of dale. The costumes of
white linen are un(uestlonbly the
one that lead the mure elaborate
models., These have a coat and one
piece gown, the skirt of which is eith
er circular or deml-trained. The fa
vorite coat length is half way be
tween the waist line and the knees.
Borne slant gradually away for sev
eral Inches below the waist line, oth
cr8 are a trifle longer in front than
In back, and still others are pointed
on the sides, back and front. Very
few cutaway style are seen, although
there are some attractive models with
the back of the coat nearly reaching
the seven-eighths point. The trlm
min?fl on theae are of lace and band-
lne of emhroldered muslin. For
street use the suits are strictly tail
ored, and are noticed in light blue,
gray, buff and tan, and for travel
ing the darker shades of blue, mauve,
brown and hlack and white striped,
are fashionable. A popular skirt
model in the street costume Is circu
lar, closing In front with large llnen-
covered buttons ornamenting tne
seam from belt to hem. Very smart
are the sklrta with from thirteen to
nineteen gores, each hem stitched on
the outer side so that it seems to in
dicate a narrow bias band. To be
very correct these skirts should be
four Inches from the ground. These
linen suits have been extremely fash
ionable this slimmer and many
stylea In heavier weights will be worn
during the next month or two.
F LO ft K N C K FAIRBANKS.
NEWS FORECAST
OF COMING WEEK
Washington. D. C, Aug. 8. The
event of the week in the domain of
politics will the the notification of
William J. Bryan, of his nomination
for the Presidency by the Democratic
atlonal convention. The notification
la to take place next Wednesday on
tne state capitol grounds at Lincoln.
Neb., and will be made the occasion
for a big rally of Democratic leaders
from all sections of the country. John
W. Kern, the candidate for Vice
President, will be present, as will al
so nearly all of the members of the
national committee.
Political events of lesser Interest
will be Republican State conventions
In Texas and Tennessee for the nom
ination of the State tickets. Texas
Democrats will meet in San Antonio
Tuesday to ratify the results of the
recent primary.
Tho American battleship fleet, un
der command of Admiral Sperry will
spend the flrat Tour days of the week
nt Auckland, New Zealand, departing
thence for Sydney, Australia. Recent
advices from Auckland tell of elab
orate nrrnngenicts made by the New
Zealand officials and people Tor the
eiilertttliiiiieiU y( the officers and
men of the fleet.
The congress of Ecuador will con-
euu in special session aionaay, t ne
session promises to be of particular
Importance, as it will have to pro
vide funds to relieve the financial
straits of the government.
Judge Tuft plans to remain nt Hot
Spring during the week, receiving
vlaltory and . consulting with pat ty
leaders in regard to the campaign.
At Republican campaign hendiiiiur
tera In both New York and Chicago
the real work of the flRht which Is
to end In November, Vvlll be on In
full blast.
A "prosperity congress" to Infuse
a spirit of optimism and good cheer
into the hrtsiness men of the country
will meet In New York City next Fri
day under tho Joint auspices of the
two national organizations of com
merical travelers.
Other conventions of importance
to meet during the week are those
of the American Federation of Cath
olic Societies at Huston, the National
Association of Fire Insurance Agenis
at St. Paul, the Commercial Secretar
ies of the Southern States at Chattan
ooga, an.l the International Typo
graphical t n Ion at Huston.
Kvents of interest in the world iif
spoil will he lhe start of the New
York San Francisco automobile run,
the international automobile races
over the Ardennes circuit in France,
and the annual regatta of the Nat
ional Association of Amateur Oars
me on the Connecticut river at Spring
field. Mass.
The Provincial election In Saskat
chewan, w hich Is to be held in xt
Friday. Is awaited with interest lie
cause of the incl that tne resn'i nia
he tie straw which shows v liich way
the wind will blow In t:e general
elections lii Canada this fall.
SPXMS1I WAR VFTKHWS
OF CALIFORNIA
Vallejo. Cal., Aug. S- All arranse-
luents were p: onoll need complete to
iia tor the annual encampment of
tile I ' nit . -,l Spanish War V tans of
I'allto: iii.i. which Is to he held in Miis
Jelly. The otllcers of Henry Law
It m canin o! ihis city, w hich w .ll a. I
las host ,.f the occasion. Is In recelo:
I of advic:s indicating a large atteiol-
am e i roin all over l le state.
The nroiiiaui prepared f,,r jh,, ,.n.
terta:nnietii of the delegates Is an
j elaborate one. Among th-' features
I will lie a trip to the Mare Island mi
I v yard, a moonlight excursion on
the l.t. a hall, a banquet and a thea
tre parti .
W'Kl.u PIlll.l.10
llet your well drilled by old and
experienced well-drillers.
Phone lied fiT.
Urcilllnl.Z & CARPKNTKR.
MiJ So. Willamette S:.
Koii WOODS Wili
i'e power. Apply J. 1! iVn
K llth. Telephone Hlack
Successor to W. II. Davis.
jrad.
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alt)'
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GOSSIP AND
NEWS FROM STAID
OLD GOTHAM
(Guard Special Service.)
New York, Aug. ?. The man or
woman who spen-ls t.'ie summer
months in Manhattan is as a rule
quite as enthusiastic over Gotham a?
a summer resort as lie is to proclaim
It an ideal winter home. This is not
due either lo the fact that there Is
so much In or near the city In the
form of amusement parks and cool
roof gardens but rather because the
climate itself Is as cool as at many a
summer resort and in addition there
la the comfort of home surroundings.
It Is to be remembered, however, that
Manhattan Is an island, swept by cool
sea breezes, and while there are com
paratively few shade trees the tall
buildings serve the same purpose.
During the recet hot spell the people
ln the city found it quite as comrori
able, extent In trie overcrowded tene
ment district as did the people who
lived in the suburbs. Although
thousands of New Yorker3 hurry
awav from the city on the first warm
day in June and do not return until
September, still there are many peo
ple who come to New orK lor tne
summer months and take apartments
vacated by those who do not believe
the city tolerable during July and
August. Among these are a great
many Southerners who find New
York an ideal spot in which to spend
their summer vacations.
In one of the old and historic sec
tions of .New York known as Green
wich Village there is a place where
they check babies. They don t check
them in exactly the same manner
that they check umbrellas, but It Is
possible for wifeless men and work
ing mothers to leave their little ones
here all day and be sure of getting
their own child when they return for
It at night. To be sure the place is
only a day nursery but It Is run on
the plan of an up-to-date hospital
and the children get the best of care.
The children are c"i-efully fed accord
ing to formulas issued by the board
of health. Everything in the way of
amusements is provided for the little
tots, but they are made to take their
najia regularly and of course have to
be bathed and fed on scheduled time.
It la not an uncommon sight to see
a father taking his motherless chil
dren to the nursery on his way to
work where he leaves them for the
eintlre day. In addition to caring for
the children the mothers are Instruct
ed ln the -proper ways to care for
their little ones at home.
One of the places which the out-of-town
sightseer inevitably visits is the
Aquarium, which Is situated on the
lower end of Manhattan Is lad. It is
visited by all classes and by all races.
It is doubtful If any place attracts
such a mixture of races as does the
Aquarium. It is the first place that
the Immigrant visits, for It Is free
and near the foreign hotels and
boarding places. It is not uncommon
to have twenty thousand visitors
there in a day. The building in which
the Aquarium is ilocated is historic
ally interesting, too, because it was
formerly a theatre where Jenny Llnd
mailu her flrat appearance.
Manhattan has hud a plague of In
sects thla summer that has not only
mnde the Inhabitants uncomfortable
but has kept the entomologists busy
trylnK 10 classify the different pests.
The first visitation consisted of mil
lions of white moths that were at
tracted by the glaring lights of the
Great White Way. The whiteness of
the Insects only increased the general
dazzling effect of Broadway at night,
and so thick were the moths that
people coming out of the theatres,
thought for the Instant that there had
been a slight full of snow. The moths
disappeared after one or two nights,
having found the quiet and seclusion
of Jersey preferable to the noise and
glitter of the Great White Way. A
few days later ratne an army of
small, black, hump-backed bugs. At
least they were so described bv the
laymen and the scientists in Gotham
were completely stumped and haven't
yet been able to classify the unwel
come visitors.
These too. disappeared and all was
comfortable with the Manliattanltes
until an ill wind from' the Jersey
coast blew a formidable array of the
common mosquitoes across tile Hud
son which set all Gotham scratching.
The fourth and last plague has been
a visitation of fleas, which caused
some more scratching, hut these in
turn disappeared, leaving the famous
New York water bug in sole posses
sion of the city.
New York is said to be rebuilt ev
ery forty years. The ceaseless tear
ing down ami building up l,.ave
si'iirc.-ly a sir et undisturbed. Prob
i ably in no city In the world are great
j an I maive buildings or points ol
rare '-it.na- Interest more readily
saci
aerifi ed The house-wrecker ft,,,,,-'.
New York for an ainiv of
men nr.. constantly .-mploied to tear
down what another generation has
built no Th,. storage cards of the
ohlest firm of h-nisewreckors are
Virit.iM,- museums. Ther- icav lie
sliil s ell in the debris sign li,.i-.l.
alul
t sir.i
ter. -nt so-.,-i;iieiis of ar. liitec
ll.lll ellta'-on (ha- we;-.. t:imi
N '' ' Itr. B.I way f fry v,-ar.
ton.- retj 1, y the ton wai, h
'to in-M'y the architect,,,.-.'
Hi
all
K, "y '" "M are piled ;,,,
;" "' hand. For example ..
heap oi marble, mn.-h discolored con
lnis all tha, is left , , (aIm,
'",! . '. ", :"M,m- " lice the p, i,.. , f
... i ne iron naiicinv ,vtlj,.h
Washington once stood t addr s
'-J-vds in Howling ,;,.,'
. In .he rubbish as arc scores
"f other Interesting relics.
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ul c jd refreshing
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gives lustre to the hair and stops
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Save your hair before too late
Micro prevents baldness. It Is a
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free from grease and sticky oils.
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A DELIGHTFUL
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mparts a pleasing softness
aim oeiicacy to tne SKtn '
ind restrains the ravages of
sun, wind and :ime.
ts continued annlicntion 1!mi.
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and
rPIHlPfa mn.n..nl ,Kln nnnm.lnn
minor blemishes and sallowness.
It possesses a daintv. rlinirinp- nHnr
M exclusively its own and is in every
way a perfect touet luxury. Price
i 50 cents. Ask your druggist for it
jHOYT CHEMICAL CO.
about three days fjr w.itk In-fore h
can take an.ither vacation. Hut for
the few , ,vs that he works, the liniirp
of ten lo three are not a sra; tax
on his strength ami he uenerallv plans
to lie as coiiif.irtahle as posslnle. In
the tirst ,a,e it is the stvle with
lirokers .mil their enipl , ves t.i wear
liBht iioimee coats. Th.. broker thus
array.-il generally takes his se.it in
f- in "f the ticker with an electric
fan over his he.nl. Manv of th'
broK.-rs ,1 ,,, ,.ave ,,,,,. ()ffj,.s a,
all ilui-iiii; the d.iy hut have a barber
'"" In to slime them. iH nt no.m
nine h.,ve their lunches liroiiKht In.
V I are,, ool.ick a hi tonrini! car
un lufore their offices ami
;s thein off tn 5,llp (f tu, raan
i,;na.,i,. np-t-iwn clubs where thov
i',.i t'l i.l e.. ,,r ilrlnk some cool drinks
u''':l lime t,, dress for some din-
'' tirfaii-m.-nt.
Slltll. Mil,!. N Cliuuo
' -,KJ '1, Sh!Jn hns "Poncil up a flrst-
Flanujacturcdbylfte
CALIFORNIA
I IIIM INI. .V A II
'm. s 1 1 via in wvma'
M
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ii
i in vonuri:. am work I
' ""ed. tiring In y0r Job work
' diwtt
O
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WILL S0(I
BeOi
And there vvj'i w.
mans or t .
a.u.c uiercrunts,,,
because We want t
will, thereto,
many real bargaim
store--suits and L
ings ior summer
that mill : ?
" 1'JSt VM
TIF : e, f frt , . 1
ui early
carry t e ,arnQuj
tailored line of M
oiern cz (Jo. c'
every suit of wh:ch
recr. as to style,
and workmntk;-
are none better (-
equal to them.
MKlit iveie-lit riirt...a.
kinds of liiinlshin J
siiiniiier seasiiii.
If you would ,!. .
conifortahly, coniei,,
snow you bat we u
You don't have to J
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