Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 06, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text5, rii nrrrnr -wnwr.i?AY. june , im MORNING REGISTER, JTil V CS' THURS.. FRI, THURS., FRI. screen s supreme classic on mar-, riMf aHd divorce. Gold; Gold, G6Id! WhpWmany 'marriages are BRASS from Ke start? 1 'Xf picture to see an? i&tarl mlHl :;tjuj ... I. w MPK I, , ,, r- Juno Banks Hilars) im Qmrmt of tbe Itny u. ChUilrvn's Jeratlo ' .!, Haiii In IXrolng V ,"' ' . I ; ; I I C .... K ' i ' (RegUtrr Len County Special) sriUNOKIKl,!). . Ore.. June Tho ro hor hold hero toils y at the library waa a, Hugo success from .every standpoint and allowed to- advantage not -only BtiringfteM'S array of blooms, but domonHl rat ed the spirit of civic prldo that haa been ao marked here. -. l)os cna of -entries were, on display for every . class,- and all ra dis played In their moat .attractive forma.;., .,. .t i; i.j. : Prlsea for the entries were' an nounced aa follows: ' i Class one. sis rosea of one va riety Mrs. J. W, Coffin, Ophelia, first; Mrs. Frank Gordon. Hilling- tons, second; Mrs. Percy Tyson. 'Sunburst, third. Class two, three rosea of on variety Mrs. Ed Perkins, Hndley. first; Mrs. J. W. Coffin Hllllng tom, second; Mrs. Chas. Dorlty, Lyon, third. . ",; Class three, singles Mrs. Lucy Strubin, Hllllngton. - first; Mrs. Chas. Dority, Lyon, second: Mrs. Percy Tyson. Sunburst, third. Class four, baskets Mrs. Cor- ton. Hllliiurton, firstr Mrs. J. W. Coffin, Bruner, second; Mrs. Cora Long, Bette. third. Judges for the contest wers Henry; Fisher, superintendent of the grounds of the University of Oregon: Charles Klngswell and Mm. Jim - Clark, --.-Refreshments were served during the showing of the displays. ci - n: -.rr.rj The children's parado took place on Main street with pretty little Miss June Banks as queen of the .festival. She was - attended by other girls of the city, and tne many children carrying - grest bouquets of roses attracted much favorable comment from those who- witaessed the attain,- -i The queen was determined by popnlar vote and this feature, to gether with the many attractive floats, , made a very attractive showing. ;: ?r.--- " I iVorninig Hegiter Lane County Newt Service ,'ij. - MAN Y IlLOOMK IISPilAYF.I AT - BriUNGnKMV FtCWTIVAL 5 GRANGE PICNIC BOOKED ALVADOKF, AI IRVING MEM- . BERS TO REVEL ".'" ' (ttegiater tm County Special) IRVING. Ore.. June E. At the meeting of Irving grange last Sat- I urday. It waa decided to accept an Inritatcm front Alvadore grange to Join with them In a picnic which would take place on Tuesday June 12. -, : . -.--.- m All to meet at the Cheshire oak grove soon after the noon hour. Bring baskets of- lunch -and spend the afternoon in having a toed time. A, baseball gamer will i be played between the two granges. Each -member is asked to brin? a dish) for strawberries and or-drlnk- fmg cum. .SntMSJbB 1,.J. All .those present at , Irving Ml grange Saturday enjoyed The pro1 exam- planned by the lecturer, tint Ella.- West. It waa k children day-program and -was made inter esting by ireadings, songs nhd ex periences- of tbe r.chlidb0M."dBirs of some of the older people, one especially thrilling by W, R.- Wing telling of mischief he and -his brothers' Were: doing -. during the absence ob their parents when be was. a boy. i-ir- ' Public. ScsmmiI Haa Closed . (Register bu County Special) IRVING, Ore., June 6. Irving public school - closed on Friday and celebrated the last day of school with, a picnic. The teachers. LJ. G. Grimes and Mrs. Bertha Near, and all the children ot . te school and also a few, of the. parr ents, went- to the grove near Her man StolL's place, having a basket dinner, and the games'which usu ally help to, make a picnic suc cess. - All present felt they had a .happy day together and departed for home about 4 p. m. ' ' - I"- i ii t - IRVIVKO NEWR NOTES - (Rectatsr Csse oenty -Spsclsl V . IEVING, Orew June Sj Mr and Mrs J.--W. Maxwell- went to New port Sunday; to be gone for one week and wilb attend the- State Grange held there this year. ' Mrs,'; Bertha Near', sndi two daughters went to Portland. They expect i to be ione two, or three weeks. Mrs. Near teaches in tht Irving school again next term.' Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Zutnwalt and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Kelso-mo tored to- Looking Glass the latter part of the week -and visited Mr. and- Mrs. - Nv M.- Shrode who are living at that nlacawtnii" . . E.. J.' Ward.. of Fern Illdge. was delivering "Strawberries, in Irving Monday .morning, i r.'-inp j,., ; i ,.. t'i ' i ii i. i .' ' .-; hkrdwn'rs building. The eoiiinilttee who , arranged the displays were Mm HU Oroahuiig., ..Mrs. Tom llrown nnd-Mrs. K. A.' lrlahardsom Flowers of all kinds now In bloom both tamo and wild graced the tables In .groups and single sets. Mrs. llrsw, Cliet Nolund and J. W. Ilyett wrrii Judges and had a genu Uie time of labor and mental an gblsh to allot the- prise , ribbons whtcn tney did- aner a-nutnnii two-hours or more of Service During 'tho afternoon i. It Let tlor of. talent, field agent ot tho Children's Farm Home, -presented the facts hd nel-of the home showing that it was Intended tor the care el homeless chlldreu'who had no. lodge or . organisation to look after , them. The movement hero was fostered by tho W. C. T. U. through. Its president,, Mrs. Mary Howe, who appointed a com mittee to further arrange' tor the uuoU. allotted to Creswell. for the support of this work which waa estimated at loo. The committee appointed by Mrs. Howe waa Mrs. Ed Anderson, chairman. . Mrs. ' F. A., Richardson, Mrs., Grace Moore, Mrs.. Clara Parsons and C. H. Svdgwlok. , The ladles served a light luncheon of sandwiches and coffee for which a silver offering was contributed by those present which offered a social feature as people visitod. whllo enjoying their refreshments. r ... v. List of Prlsea Awarded . Tha nrizes awarded for the flow ers- were grouped and single aa tollowa::- v p. Groups of three white roses: -First prise, Mrs. T.i P. Jackson: second prise. Miss Carol Johnson; intra prise, 4ira.-t.ora oison. ., Group of three red roscs: .: . First prise. Mrs. Kd Groshpng; second prise, Mrs.. W .P. Cavines third prise, Mrs. Bora Martin. 1 u roups or mree pina roses: First prise. Mrs. T. P. Jackson: second prise, Mrs. George Snore; third prise. Miss Carol Johnson. s Single, red roso: j. - -- First prise. Miss Carol Johnson: second prise, Mrs. K. V. Miller; third prize, Mrs. Curtis Stratford. ' Blnglo'-whlte rose: ;,, First-Prise. Mrs. George Snere; second prize,. Miss Carol Johnson; third prise, Mrs. Thos. Brown.- . Single pink roser -" First prise, Mrs. Cora Olson: second prize, Mrs. Dora Martin; third prize, - Mrs. - George Bchul Single cream rose: First prize, Mrs. Dora Martin. White bouquets: , First prise, Cora Olson, (roses); second prize, Mrs. B. Jackson; third prize, Mrs. W. P, Cavincsa. Pink bouquet: ''.".i First-prise, Mrs. t. M. Shaub; second prize,- Mrs. B. F. Martin; third prize, Mrs. W. P, Caviness. Red bouquetst. ; .-' . - t First orise Mrs. T. P. Jackson: second prize, Mrs. Thos. Brown; third prixe, Silas McpanleU. Peonies; ' r .. Mrs. F. A.. Richardson scooped the show winning first, second and third prizes on single and groups. Tables and general display: First , nrlxe. Mrs... Ralph Bton: second prise, Mrs. George Bchul- mencn. .... Snap dragons: First Drlze,. Mrs. William Cor- saut-.-i. second prize, Mrs. A. J. Johnson; -third prize. Miss Carol Johnson. ... -t ... ... . . Mixed bouquets: , , rVirt" prize. 'Sirs. George Snore; second prise, Mm. W. W. Bearby; third prise, Mies E. M. Thompson, California poppies:.. First prize. Mrs. Ethel Everson: second Prize, Mrs. W. W. Bearby: third prise, - unknown. - . Daisies: .', . - . v First prize, Mrs. Ed Hoagland: second prize, Mrs. R. O, Brady; third prue..Mrs. ueo. Bchulmerich. There .were. over two hundred bouquets in tbe display.. CIVIC CLUB NOUDS MEET ,?'; x hKi -tilt ' .. f 'i,:,r. CRESWELL LADIES . GATHER - FOR RECjCliAR EVENT f Pleasing Feature of Session Was Attends nee at the Meeting of Several Former Residents AhorryfopfPKxfftfloTiJ Jioneyirdnklm With ThU WondtWful Cttt MONTE BLUE HARRY MEYERS , jFNK IUEENAN " HELEN FERGUSON MARIE PREVOST ; .REWklCH f MISSDUPpOT PAT OW ALLEY J T : ...-I tl;!uA VI .....if)..! MM tmWkl IkiVilmb ft TWiftliflfl li -5i '' i "Otic.Tn .o.'f .Fcu.'Nw' , ' ' .Colond Haesa LUr, Asw. -rIte '-' -Usual PrieM - HERTZ on the ORGAN FLO'.VEfl SHO.V BIG EVENT CHOICEST BLOOMS DISPLAYED BY C1USSWKLL FOLK Mrs. Bmnv,' Cheats .Kossnd and V. . W. Hyfllt PHfto T fat Jud , . llsg 'Bnlrssdld ExbiWf ' -c -ifltss1MrLsaerjissAf senial) i CIIBSWBLU Ore.,-iJuno, 5. One -of thSt-most'i elaborate and beautiful flower - shows . ever- put on In Creswell was . glvon . by the ladles,' ot .the- Clvlo, Improvement club -this afternoon in tne old I mi 1 1 (ResiMiir Imm County gpeelsl) CRESWELU Ore.. May 30. TneiMay meeting. of the Ladles' iviu imiirovenien& ciuo was neia Tuesday afternoon at the home ot Mrs, Margaret Martin and Mrs C. R. Cleaver at Eugene, they for merly being, resldsnts . of Creswell and ) mombors -of the club., , -They wore assisted In' entertainment by Mrsi o. E. Everson,,-Mrs. Eliza Thompson, Mrs.-i-JY. Perjnl . and Mrsi Otto Olson.' .-The'' JCreswell ladles' formed auto parties i and went to Eus-eAe. aarl v -In ifttie sf te- nooa. in the absence'of the, presiv aeni sirs. iti. u.--uraay, tne sec ond! vice-president,,. cMrs.s.W. W, Wyatt, preslded.i'The'usuat rou tine Business included committee repbrts. VThe educational - com mittee . remtaded the. members ot the! school meeting' June 18 at which a: member ot the board was in tin aXnntmi J ' I, ,L.-' ' a! voWot! appreciation was ex tended the bresent 'Corps of teach' ers'.foiJ, whatitnev acoomollshed in .the' schools i this last1 year. ' Under the child .welfare ctmmlttes Mrs. Ed Anderson reported' on the farmxhtttner for children at Cor. vallls. , Also referred to the horns for) crippled 'children being V pro moted , by the Shrtnenr. irTne Ptib- licity"' committee reported.' sending en s . A- of Mrs. (Ed Oronhong, Mrs,. Thos, Brown and Mrs, PA. Richardson havsv ohnnre t a rose show. Sixty dollars was .reported ' In the tress- ury. ;,,Mrs,f Brown, .rBported .that for .the : use of ihb i grange hall for the! Oregon products banquet and a vote of rthanks w ordered sent to the cratigs ior the courtesy and f aver. , A discussion-of a -summer klndsrgarteti 'was -"held and the matter placed HV charge of the ex ecutive', Child welfare, educational and-music Committees. . irr IMedford Moetina Renori1 The three delegates, Mrs, Gso. Sctlulmerioh, - Mrs., Ed Anderson and . Mrs. Ether Tremor who at' tended, the stats meeting st Med- ford the last, week, gave most. In teresting reports; , Mrs. Schulmer, lchs report had been written and she not: being .present -her report was rssdvby Mrs, Bsarby. The report, showed that tne next na tional., meeting was to - be in Los Angeles.' nod the next state imeetvf Ing. ait, Oifwon , City. r Ores well's report jht the eonvntlon made a credKabla shewing,' being, ((van there by Mrs Treanor, .Each' lady took a, day of the convention thus covering It all for the home club. ty- committee reported sending Sport ,of Xhq club to the-Worn Mfcgazlhe 1 ' hi special, committee' consfntlng Retreshinents of Ice crom cako and coffee were sorved., . A pleasant feature of the meet ing was the atteiulunco of ssv eral former residents and mem bers of the ill lib who now reside In Eugeno, They wore , Mrs. -Elmer Roberta, Mrs. K. O. Davis, Mrs. II. B. Rlrhardson, Mrs. Harry Thomic kiM h'-Mln Hihwrlllff Ml'S. Jay Hewitt, Mrs. William Johnson. Mrs. Chas. Wlrth. also Mrs. Marlon Hagor, or asiiiiuiu, anu miss w m. . - L'n ...M Thiuu frtini Creswall - attending were Mr George. Snore, Mrs. F. U Rlcker. ' .a. A . .. , . m n lank. Airs, &i urvmioiis. ' e. i, . son: Mrs. Blizn -rnonipsun, ir .- j - i m Mrm. J. xlnuranon. Mrs, F.'A. Richardson. Mrs. W. W. BearttY, Mrs. Clara Traxler,' Mrs. ,i. - wvni MImm Klltiibelh Thompson KHsitbeth Tryon, Mrs. I 'M.' Steele, - Mrs. Thos. Brown. Mrs. Ktnst i-resnor, airs, i.- , n.i,.nn mm. o. 10. Everson and Mrs. C. H. Sedgwick. . Ths nozi meeiing w.u mo mv. with the club president, Mrs. It. O. Brady. CRESWKLIi NEWS NOTES (HXitUr Lsss Oouaty Sasctal) pntimvliLL Ore.. June 5. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Nearhoff of Port land, called a tew minutes euwr day making an auto. trip, - Mm olllo 1'nrsons, of Eugene. cume up- Saturday -evening to at tond the decoration services ot the Women of Woodcraft Sunday, The Creswell high school team played tho Drain high school team at CreiWoU Monday afternoon and won by the score of it to V. .( Mr. 'snd Mrs. N. E. Steele and .nu Claire, and Miss : Elizabeth Tryon went to Corvallls Monday toiaitend the graduating exercises of the college. Miss Koiin. oivcio was -one of the graduates being an honor student ot Ino uoine econo mics course. . Leslie Lacey came nome Mon day afternoon to visit his parents. He is in tne employ ot ino nuuiu miniion bonrd of the Presbyterian church at Snn Francisco. He made the trip to Portland by water at tended tho graduating exercises at O. A. C. where his sisters Miss Mil dred and Miss Elizabeth Lacey are attending college. ... The Christian cnurcn neia a nne children's day eervlco Sunday morning with a fitting program. After the exercises the schoo) was arranged In front ot the church and a picture taken by Mr. Hard ing. " . Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Sedgwick ana daughter Elizabeth attended the graduating-exercises at O.- A. sC Sunday and Monduy. Their son William Sedgwick .was one or tne graduates receiving a diploma In electrical engineering! also a com mission as second lloulenant from the government. " ... .... t The council met In regular ses sion Monday evening. The bicycle ordinance- .was , about completed but deterred from final passage by oMectlon ot one ot the members. The object of the ordlnanco Is to protect peaesirians on tne siuo walks, will compel riders to dis mount when meeting pedestrians and penalty will no a line or jail sentence or in case or ' minors in lieu ot Jail the taking away ot the use of the bicycle for is time, - An ordinance authorising, the. Im provement of Fourth street be tween D and C streets was passed. C. L. Weber and family and guests went to the fish .bat Her up the McKensle on Tuesday for a day's outing. The Women of Woodcraft held a beautiful decoration service at tho cemetery 1 Sunday afternoon ' at which the graves of their deceased neighbors were covered with flow ers and Wreathe. A very Impressive service was. the unveiling of 'the the monument erected at the grave of Ialey Smith, a member who died this last year. - i t-...-, - , - ... Joha Xorsaut ..Qf Des . lVfolnes. Iowa,- arrived .Monday for a visit with his parents, v Mr. and Mrs. WUHam Corssut. ' C E. Stewart county fruit In spector of' Cottage Orove iwss In Creswelt jrt official! buslnoss on Tuesday morning.-' ,i .... II The tnvitatloas 'f the graduat ing class of the Mgh school are out -snmrunrtng their commence ment at the Presbyterian church Friday evening. June IS; There are nine graduates this year namely, Lois Everson, Glenn L. Martin, Marjorle Austin fiehulmerlch-, Matt O.' Maoranen. Q.t. June Mooney, Leslie C. KlrkharX, Christine . E. Rohlnett, Berton A. Land, Thelma D. Howe. The class motto is "Dig.'' class colors are green and white; class flower whits rose. . The bac calaureate sermon', will be given. ny Kev. Konert l-arner,. pastor ot the Methodist church -nt the Meth odist church Sunqyy ovcnlng. ( ,' FsiaM. Fatal InJtUT ' (Rezlstsr Lane County Hotela!)-' . COTTAGE OIltVE-,'OrB.,'r3u,ne m Clarence loenpi narrowiyies caped a-- total .inJsrV' n tew, days 6 go in an inexplicable 'mnnnpn e ,was cutting off a black Of wood with a' gasoline woodsaw and had struck tho ax Into the top of the ,th-' saw, as the)"cnt was hcarl compisiea, - wnen vine ax new up for' some reason 'which Mr. Bears doe's not understand and struck him on top of the head. A large gash was cut and tho physician .who. attended him said that If tho ax had struck an' Inch to one side It would have inflicted a fatal in Jury,. Several stitches were taken and Mr. Sears is now doing nlcoly. nw - t .-"ir.!!-. t I'.'t iK hwn Ih " i" -! LsCQL J !-,i ."u ,' I t It 41 ru-.( 7-: : i ''.I'-ii.! Vf i.'t rtr.; (;-"M."i'i ti--f'- " .- ' Tttwnty-oir Hours a Pay Year 'Round Production I Such gradfyiiig production means but two thlngtt 1 ,',';.'-? :.v-';.! ? i- An ever-strict adherence to highest quality stand ards, with resultant manufacturing economies which always are reflected in the selling price of yacuum Cup Tires and "Ton Tested" Tubes. ' PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER CO OF AMERICA, INC. '.. :'..,. . Jeanncttt, Pa, ' ; , i i SPRAYING TIME AT HAND r ' . 'ttODtlPf MOTH" HiintTt.n nut Snravlne- for enrilln mnlh nn nn. DlOS and hears Should Imlrln nt onco, says C. E. Stownrt, county fruit Inspector. , Tho formula to bo used dt. this limo'ls brio gallon of .lime and sulphur to 60 gallons of Wat,, 'l, 1 1 , l.n.l ,,M.KHn,A , .. . "-- '-- ' u.ncTiit,,!, inn rate of Ono potind to IS,0 gallons lot .'" mjiuwun. r or u'Anjou ana Cornice pears tho formula should be one gallon of lime and sulphur to each 6S gallons of water, . plus one pound ot lend arsenate to each -50 gallons of, the solution. Spraying In the larger orchards should commence by today, so as to -finish In eight days but In the smaller orchards the work may ho commenced as late as next Mon day, says the . Inspector, , ,-''" lBllswIMi flnlLMtlM. - . No' collection, no test no entry fs or dues. W, a Blowers W!.'..?fbr. M by vlrius of tan ' szsputlos and oris, of.'sals to out of tbf Circuit, court1 sfMsy. as,1a a suit wbrMmt tSs itarsjti Ueraoa fret, st.sUI pta at-s , T'.rr1. .-" . ior iss nirtosr smjef SM.00 sttorney's tut, ana plain I'lC.."0"'!. V. dlrturnsniMits Used st 28.tO, wkloh Judfment was enrolled i' ! i i.''t r.., ,' 1 -. . J-..' ii , ., .... tif. "a.'' k : " '. " i .-- ! ' yvc re igcnts ior - Vacuum Cup Tirco cne Gtiii Store ARTHUR HENDERSHOTT, Prop. Phots. 1S1 ' vr- l 3 and dockstid la lbs Clerk's office of ssla Court la isld County en tbe 2XU day of April, 123. sad said "Mention to ms directed, commanding ms In the asms of the Stste of Oregon, in order to satls 2tb day ot April, 1823, In said court us Eussns Loan 4 Savings Dsak, sn Ore con eorpsrstlos. plaintiff,, recovered ludg mnt sssloit tbe defendant. Psul a. Bosd for ths sam-et S40.e0, with Is fy ssld Judgment, Interest, .attorney1! fees, eoets of eult and accruing coats to ell ths following described irssL propertj, to-wlt: i !ii i Lot numbered one la block numbered alt, la Cols's rirat Addition la Plat el alareolsj 'lns .Oseatv. Ofttson. , i Now, berefore. In the nam ot tbe But or Oregon, .in compiiaaes itn naia execution sna order of sals snd In order to satisfy -said.. JudssMot,. Istcrsnt, , at toroey'a fesa, casta of suit snd aorrotng ooata, I will oa Saturday, i ths 9th day of Juno, 193, st ths hour of on o'clock, is the afternoon ot ssld day, at , tke asuuweat 'rant oor . ot the County Court bonus, rn liugene,- Lane Counts, oregoe, offer lor osls-ssd soil tor cuub, at publlo suction, subject to rssnptln an provided by Is, all of the right, title and latereat ot said defendants, Paul 0. Bond, lines! Road,. Cslumbua , Col , ssd Mary- Cols ssd 0. D. Ilambls, nad all Mary Cole and. O.' D, llamet, snd all thaia or any or sltber ot ;thsi la and to said prealsss,. it 1 1 : , , TRED O. GTJCKnlifl, hsrlft of Lsns County, Oreion i f i tveu, o-tfo ' ' NOTICW 'TO ' ORBDlTOitB I ' In tbe County. Court, of tne.Btato of Oregon for Laos Oountr. , i .j i , ., , In tbe sisttnrj of tbb, Entnlo ot T, 0. Cadhy, deneasndrf ; ' .... , Notion, le berobr gives Itini tho nniler. algned baa been, by ths formula County Court sppolnledi s the sdmlnlatralor, ot I t r. .t 1 I : .1 1 I ViT. , . l t Toms' i - ies luau Jl higher jwiced bra!na. mil, j!.:.,..,:7. 77-7: tlio' sttata ot f. C. f saby. decsaaed. "XII iwriKin winii riama assinet aaia e. 1st are miulred to present M elalma duly verified to -ths atld sdmlnUtrstor st tn law ofllre of c A. Wlntsnasuir. In Kua'iw. Laoe County. Dram, wltkln eli ruunlbs from lb etb day of Jons, " ' ' w. C. CAnnr, ' Admlnutrstar. ' -.' W. S-S-5 - itKntaTftAtioN or lano titlb ' In tb instlar of .tb applloatloa :of Clement B. rrank to re liter ths till to lou i snd S la block U ot that part of the eltr of KUBfln. lani Countv. Oresos. orlslnallv donafMl tA.aalS Iah Cauntv ny unarner Mulligan -ana wits. agsiBsi jennnian Liriia. or nu unknown noire si law. If doceaaM;, Margaret Omner. Oroner. - her htlahand i Jaenl WStliav. Walker, bar ,bsndj Mary Couch, - WVWH, Ml, WHVW U. '"""'"VAlntWotic''-' That on lbs lrtlh day ef Vay, A. D. 1023. an oppllretlos was filed Wy said Clement g. Krssk.in tns) Clrrull Court nf ih Slali ef Arases.' It i County, for InlUal itl'0i I till ol lb lsns ssos pew or before tbs lstk st, ri tifVtjt lacratlsa -st I SSMUXl' 1 loja., and sltow cam .V.gJJ tion iimii am p a'", . ZHi be takia as eoofeMed. ssls "i ha Mbtrsd secordtSS te as nap lb spntlcstbis, sn os sw"" (Seal ot tbs Olisslt Cssrll V'jJ : yt..c-ri'l '" I MM j oonMioswsh -"-y . I A. .BSSXSstSsW''4 CHAMBtRLrC 1 .. ' ', -: mm 'i'---AVit": 111 Mew Skirts I i-i i(,ni':i'lirifi oi-vVKwiirfi I monm id ; " Tlie ; blouse for poft;i ,bjf? 'ta;foHtmustbVm.rt ..impie. of'crchc tie chW-P" l'.. -i i' ' '.' .-ii.'..L'i.nlrV' '. ' canton or MWf i , 1 h H - tV'-r Rt'M r rf a mode . not only aaa . for snorts, but a fashion 'that has, -adapted Itself.: to j general' wear. .1" Leading col ors are "gray, ' buff,' white. i Silk and fancy w6ol tnate--rialn-llgCO " " '- 1 :" :;Tft':i'ri A ii i lalsTrl ', I ' "If, i it' .',, 1 ' m.Y