Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, February 21, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT MORNINC REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 9ZH FIVE AUGHT IN THE ROUNDS .....i..- iiiHuu'ra Wlll- kof' ) hua ri'Oov..rid gfvvt " M. ';'. . ... u. .,, J it I mil r ,,""",iiy aiudaiil. and A...iili'K UnK .lm' I.IIIM'll l.l'll ...,.i,U'd rw' .'''"I" liw , 11. A. II. "'"'. "'.i.i.riiNhliiiii'il Wih "',.... i.iiHv surly llil" lulir. ... L . (.."'-r"'...-..,.!!!i!.'!: I., Viulilll iivrnuo n.'ni. .. i,.n, I tumor kt '.".1. .,r Hi In ully. lii. '"" win. H" Inniij- r . .. hi ttiili'.i., wn here fw' Ji.iimu uia rrionu-. .-. . IVrnill l"uril A ,-cnicri.uy ii Ali'nllder, N""1. r.luv nt I ho ,1 I""." '. .J" . ..I.. l: .i u" H. Al"""' "V 'I "" . .1... ....lllllllllKl ciml L,i tlrwi. . . . Lnli4.TW.il A l Hnin f"rlM lilrkeranii. w ... foil P V. I. In II lllllllliur of P""" .' .1.1.. ... ,f, I. lo.ivt. Klin who I .L.. .irMl. HI.P l Ul'l" ll (rleiiii. "f ' ll.-lnllTC li T, ' V. -Inure, K-n lipiHllK I'i'il""0 ijv for P-m rin"1 il"l ll position "I"" "I" m L nlun m'h"i'" .... irnllr On-hcim at Aslo-rbi roun. lli' I" ( own ii'"hcira anil ' (III lir n'" '" nMt lllimlll in" ...- llip Kll: l'lK" t "I"1 Un mail'. A dentins iluto l Mliuunrnl liner, It Wiia Llmr O'llnni lu Kwak ThP tlli-lil llolnl'f fllll' Will self tht arnivrrsiny ..." lint of Kntsry mi Washing- i.irih...i' uilh nn addroaa l.y L 0;lUrn "f Ilii" KugcllP dull. lull HI Ml" ...inrw, niu iv mm iw.i i hiii.ii. n- lltoul l'nr-" " V Nf I" KHiik lo Moil" I. Villi .Stun i.f I'urllanil Llhr miMkrr hornm tho l.loim hire Wlii.nil.iy "it noon, nr hi to nnouncinrnl ly lr. K. I.m pulnr or ine r iri inr. rhunh. Ur. Vmi Nuy will lie i( Iht JlrMlnra of tlio rcllKlnuii Hon courno lo l.o livid Hero k. Idle Ii Vlliini Flnml law vliiinlurn fll.PU In .n- court pntriluy wro A fi.l- C. U. lrKy, 2 i"f imrhiim llmri Wlnry. Klnir. I mr bic r utrr-it n.r on Ihfi wronK iluy M.ifli. KnnnK limln.-w. '..Ilook. Iialv l'.iltm.i. K. Un mid J.' V. IllRRkwpll. 1 lor imrklnK nt MkIH wliliout mf llenls It.'iHirl.-il A. J. , ruLy nirr. yoHioruny ro il ihf Ml., of (1. J. M.'Ky'r) Mvf r.Hiii hutiKO on Ailmim N in HiihTI V. TrnvlN, .iIho UrKy'p himip on KlKhth nvc km lo Mri. IMrn .Morion, lit mail the niiln of 11 lot on p ivrnin Mint lirlonulntf to Ion Knpl.tn.1 In Mr. nn.l Mri. Gilmnrr, who Inicnil to t huli.f ll.Mr. t in onfor IHupPoi Ku- liMS Nn. II. A. V. Ik A. M.. -onfr tlip iiiawpr MnMon'.lo nn ' m.vnn.l r.uiillilati'a on Rirnluy rvo.ili.tf of ll.la work. mirr on rfr(hniriiii will l.r M. On Miirrh 17. ProfoNanr p R. Itnwion. of thn imlvrrally "nnnl. will ilrllvor ll.o thlr.l Mrlra of IcrltiroN on "Ant'lonl pnry." Tlii Hrron.l Irotiirp of friM U'llH flolivrr.l IiihI niwUv cvrnlnir by rrofoKMur iiunn. ... 'lint of fntlln Im Kiililn.! I' lh momlipra of Iho Ijiiip mi court , nrn In I'orllnn.l on Mn or iiiin iimniii n,v ui'.i " lih wlor.il nfflrlnlH rp- mo i run ni: or rulllo for Nlortj. It K ,,I1P(1 UM '"lornl, mnlo nn.. ,..,i.. M "it tli p.iHi will lio no dir. fprriit from Unit ii( iirimoMl, but ImiIIi'I' louulla urn iioi;lod. . CoHrtlum... Will Climt 1'hn of. flvoa In I Ii u 1'oiirllioim.i will rmiinln I'lOKi'il It 1 1 duy Miiiiilny UH Wiiahliiu. olon'a lilrlhili.y t ,.KI, liujiuiiy. Wild A.ilnuil llii.iniii.a CiiI i,., ..' I''!"'"'!' of Vi'll.Uii yi.alnr.lliy i i.II.M'U'.I II... Iiiiiiiily ,,,i ,,,, Iml,,. nnil II, A. Ill ka of Hwlw.ll.il.io oil four uf Ihu "klitii.a," llriHw U,ih Kiililiyrml n,ivur. fluid lllia lioilicllt lot I, Murk 4, mill I. oiiIh A. Ilonlii lot , ,ork I, In Ihu Ilriiva, ihroiiiih K I, Kliu.oy, who la liumllli.K tho iiruporly. :'W I'liiplo llrito lo Now.xirl Mr. ii.i.l Mr. Hum l l.y.ma uml Mr. mid Mia, .'nu.k Cnainol nxiicui ".J I.MIVO 11.1a lllllllllMK (y lim bill, fur ii nho. t vlalt lo llio bnach .it N.iwnirt. .Mo.iliu.a I'nmlly llmw-M 1' Mldor H...I funiiiy r I'liniiia, .Miin iimm hu'n urrlvcd I. era mid limy Ini'uio In thin Ini'i.llly. Tl.ry nro Itu.mia in thn Inn, in of Mr. mid Mra. I. Klnnry in uol Kifth uvouuo wval. , llcinm In IM.rcliiiMNl !. W. II. nik l.ua iiuiclniai'.l n liniiip on llllvn alrri-t fro... Krn.ik Orvnnky. Mr. ond .Mra. Iloiili will iiii.vo I not thplr now. I.o.i.u lhl wm-k. Tito ..mil wiia in ..il.. by Mr. Hi.'pIo of Iho C. Ilyd llcully vouiimny. . Miuibulry nt I'lirlliind Mix'. loir I J. M. MiiKladry of thin idly iiIKmhIimI II.ix' Iho li.'.irli.u of III., mini, IfKialiuivu ; H.iir l.nwinun of Corvullla aiiol. I'oin... Inuo In I -oil In ml yi'ati'r.l.iy on (Tlio iitin.i'ilv.'.ipaa or prlntliiK do .roinMPd i'hu..ui.a In thn workn.pn'a' pondH upon tho ahupp, color mid .'on.ppna..iloii lnwa, ropr.'ai'i.tl.ii; a niPiiaiirn of Uin b'tlora mid llipir liroup uf J jum roiiniy liiiiibornivii. ' rrm.K.'ini'iil, Mr. Jjiwrcluc point. od out. l.'loa.'ly." Thoan rnvclvliiK liwnrila for Ihi'lr prli.lli.K worn: Cnrvi.llu I'rlntliiK rmiipiiny, for u booklid, "Vniwa;" I'Viink 'liiylor, for u aoul .'ut.iloKu.'; Ili'inl Mi.lli'iln, for u IPiti'i l.i'iid for lfunliir mid Htruaa, a 1'i'KKy iritiiiirko aliop ptmlcr, und I I'lin I'ro.i.lao Kuirilli'd," u f "1.1 t : llolwrt A. Hiinlii', Iviiki'Ihi. mi iii.v.Tlnpii fur Nor. III. k 1'urta .'on. puny, nnil a "proaporlty bun. ii.'t" lucN..; t'lildwoll oroaa, Ku K"..K, iir.'i'lli.K I'lird; O. I). Iliiiu. air.'iil, i. ..'ii. i for l.l.iul info; Amity Htii. .dm d, lloborl Il.iri.a bookb l; .lohll II. Allirno.l, "Wolifoot I'r.ii.pa;" Hi.lo Trillium, J. V. Wlan. ly, li'ttcrlii'iid; tlr.'Kon I'lly Knlpr p.liip, liluiii'i' fur KIu.ii.Ih (lull, lir.tiiiino.iil prim aliop, "Who Am I?' Tllhiiuook lliiruld, InUcrlM'tiil uml i'mvi'Ioiio, ..Iho ii proKrum for II. ir.i.oi.y iliilij Hhi'lliiii'Turiil...ll-l-'ullor. i:ilK...ln, "Tin. Old Mill K.ii'o," mid "D.i.'kH;" Vullny Print It.K .'ompuny, ICiikuiip, it "Mnrrlo ritrlaUM.ia" foldor und n Iiuiiho or Kim for Juiiunry-Ki'liruiiry, -1(124, I'ott.iKfl (Irovo Hi-iillni'l. Ita lulriHt ofllro Irtlorhpiid ..ml it profirum for H.-uhburd nn. I Hindis Mludu llull.-tln "Tho Hln i pi l.-l l y of Hili'i'.'aa;" Omnia I'iimm roiirlcr. 'Tho Toun." a . yearbook; J.. Ji. IItiuati-of., "rllinrl'liiiilun;" Nnlo l:illol "Prunoa." mid "Tlio Ijirl.it;" (l.-ONliniu Qulluok. f 'llrlKtmiia num. bora and Iho Multnomah Hoohi.t: mi ul n prlnlli.K ufllri'. 'Tho Hod Hook;" J.im.'IIo.i Cliy Time, a letterhead for tlio Jiiiutlon City Auto ICit.ll rou.pt.ny. . Tho rerllflrnlea of nwnrd Gotten out by Hubert ('. Hull or tlio I'nl veralty preaa. were derltlrcd by Arthur llroi'k und John Henry N'hnI, I. in ... lt.tr I mntnlipr. nt (lie uwiirila crfinmllteo, to be better I than II. n exumplea or printing to I wnp'tt ttwuriiH were tflven. Hetllmr Type from tlio Quod wiia Inn topic on which Ar- HK'vlliitl Si'lb. Ilia I'nrtn Ulan. ley H.ovciiHon, of thn l.lnn DriiK ciiiiipany, haa robl bin lull-. tern fu. in iii-ur llnlaey in Wllllit'iii Hur urettvea or Ibla city, uml liua boUKht n alx-ronm nuiile.-n bum;... low nn Tw.'lll.M'Colid iiventm eaat fr.il. I HarKre.li en mid l.lndaay, tho eiilllractora. II, Peteraon mid J. T. Kviina of tin. Hubert V. prea- cult Healty uo iipiiny, biiu.llt'd Iho ill'iua. anuaci:mi-:nth Til K P. K. . Wll.l, ,mki;t MO.V. dny ovenlnn m l'.3a with Mm. Kred Wiilker, ,H7 Nnrlh : alreel, Hprloulleld, 1 11 HI cud of a formerly announced. ' Till-: MA It IIC KI.KTTIIKIl CLASH cordially, Invllea all married counlca lnl.-reated In the alu.lv of ll.n Jllbln 4o meet Willi It Hunday i.iornlnK nl 9:4fi In tho paator aunly of Ihu l-'lrnt Il.ip tlat rliurcli. TIIR PAKT XOIII.K OHANIW - Id-do 1.1 lllh'f ' "Mr. I'ri'nldent, thin talk will bo different from any I ever made bo fore. It will bo brief." wild 1'lhert llede, of tho CottnKO Hlrovo rlen llnel, in liiiroihiclMK' hluiHclf. Mr. Hedo wiia true to lila promlao. Ilia dlaciiKalon of "Hm'tnir Htcpa Hiivph Your Olmea," una brief. In thin dlaciiaalon Mr, Hedo attempted to prove by dluKran.a that by poor ur ruiiKei . lent of a print ahop 14.(0 .it day or 1 1 360 tier year mlKht be loaL ' for euch helper pmplnycd, ' merely ny l no iiino omployed to tako tlio extra ftopt. In bla diacuaalon of "Profitablo Allied l.lnea and Crcatlvo lielllni; of I'rlntliiK." llul K. Hoaa, of Ihu Oreicon City Knterprlan. aaid that "a lino ahould not -bo bundled un let tlio printer miikea a inarKin. unlcaa, of oourao, It la a iiueatlon of aorvlco In' aonto irood cauao and Is not undertakon for n prorit." "Oroatlvo printing" Mr. IIoM ronllnued, "la the only way to get ahead tif competition. It la it caae . I.. I. ...1.1 .... . i. . All VUilll.'-llllWII. 11. If. H V.lOtJ club win ,.. tho mrlor of , of your . ai0K KomMns and i. . t. r. t. mpio Mou.lay ove-, . ., , ,,. .,-,-.. Htitlt llaiiiiiot Held A atug bnniiuet win. given for itiembeni of tho Hen Franklin rluii under the auaplcea of tho ljino County Typothetao. At tltla ban liiet. bold Inal ovenini: at tho Oa liurn hotel, Klbert llede, of tlio Cott.iKo drove Hentlnel,. noted na toualiitiiHter. Hp.'clica were (riven by Win. M. Caldwell, pretddent of nliiK. Kebruitrv Ut.llra will pletiao coino dreaaed In old'tlino cnatiimea. Huateaaca Mra. I'.IIk iibetb Heytb'ii. Mra. May Itenn. Mra. Mnry lirlaiow, Mra. A. !. Ilrauer. VImIiIih; nohlo Krunda t-oidinlly lnv;ted.. IIIIVNVIII!K rlirillKfU'l.l KIKII At Iho homo nt Kebruiiry 20. 1920, Miii-narot llrynchuk. alx.yonrold, '-",0 ounty J-ypothetae; Ar .i .., ... m... ti.-i IJiur Ijiwrence of Corvall a: Hal llrvnrl.llk. Ileald'ea her narenta alio i 0 of Oregon City: (leorKO K la aurvlved by Iho followluir broth- I Aiken, prcaldent of tho nowapi era mid alalera: Mnry, Anna, lloan,.' ",', .,'," ' I'. Polo. Tho lliu.i.itcucr Olitn. Hill. Mlko mid remulna - nro tit tho chapel. HPKN'CKIt At the Pacific Phrla llan ' lioaplliil, Haturdtiy, Febru ary , 20. 1U2U. lo Mr. and Mra. Cbuen'co Hpeuccr of Kimono, a aou. NAHM MAY WOltK AT IMVKHSITY 1'IIKSS (Conllnuctl from paBo' ont?) Dr. Naaira exhibit -wan a ' book minted by Krliurdt , llotdiilt In I47G. Tli la book wna thn flrat book lo nppoar with a lltlo puce, and, ui'cordlnir lo Hie apcakcr, ahowa tho J tit 1 1 it it effort to rerut old type. In thn opinion of the finnoiia dan l'Vanclaco printer. HaldnJt lina never been nui'tiaaaed In thn hintnry or prlntlnit for art work and bordera. Ur. Nuah alao UilUed lo thn Hen I'Vunklln club . ut Ha afternoon moetiiiK". Awanl.a Cilteii Award for tho bent prlntlnit apeclmena aont lu hy Oreuor. prlnlcra lo bo Judtfcd by n co.ninll. tee of Judnea compoaed of I r John Henry Nnah. Arthur llrock and llobert C. Hull., wore an nounced. "Awnnln w-Prp Jlven wlthoul rp pect lo idiinalflcallon Ihla year," wild Mr. Hall. "Next year wo will probably check up a lllllo iiuiro nowrii.aner Gordon. Mnrah- rield; Joa. Koko. .Klllcene: Nntn Kllbit, Hiilem; CI. N. ABee. I'orlbtnd; Krank Tnylor, Alhnny; John Henry Nnnli. Han Kranclrico: It. A. Hrodlo. KilKrnc: O. H. Kroelnnd. tCiiRenc, and Qordon Taylor, Molnlln. T FRET SAYS PRICE KVAXf.Kl.lhT SAYS WORIIY C'AX.NOT C ll ;IC TIII.NtiS Saya Ilo Itcfioa o Iiimo About What In (J.iliut to Hupihii Tomorruw pnii2; Dresses Noteworthy Low Pricing Dresses in IhkIi quality flat crrjics fcattiriiifr the new high collar, flared skirt Jilcats, hright cmhroidecy of chcncllc and yarn. Dresses of un mistakable hijh value $16:95 and ' $19.75 Lvely shades of Rose, Thistle, Cookie, Gray, Black and Navy. Correct Jtppard far Womct Ity 11. W. HALL Dr. PrU-o lilined bin text at tho l.iRlithnuno tempto laat ovpnlng on I 'mil in 97:1 and 3, aaylntt (lint thorn la one pxperlonco aftor uiinthcr that In poanlblp for one interested In the Chrlatlnn II fo It's llko rllmblnK a alnlrwny ono atop at a time until one reittdien tha top.. Ho didn't bo lleve, be niild, In Clirlallunity being "atntle." , Much of bla nermon wan devoted lo a denunciation of tho iilnionl uni versal liractlcn of frptllnir nnd worryliiK nhout every! hint? when one should reniembor that Jesus Is our burden benror. "Hasn't Christ wild," ho nnlcod, "Hint n mnn could not add ono cubit lo bla stnturo by taking I hoi. slit ? So why worry When worry cannot nhangn n fact. Jesus knows nil niioul our needs we are nf nufro valuo Ihnn many sparrows., I mump lo worry, irei. miu ii.oio about tomorrow. "Sufficient linto Iho day Is the evil thereof." Dr. Price ndvlned Ills llstonors to stop worrying and start In praising tho Lord. It was llko a man, -ho wrtit on. Who expected to havo tho ........ mi im .... I.lu linnin f.ini'lnhnJ uml worpted bli.iself nick nbnut It.l when bo received u1 lellor that tlio money was In tho bank nil ready to check out, but tho foolish man refused lo Write tlio chunk not hnvlng faith enough In tlio letter lo wrlto tho cliccM, nut kept on worry Inir. -,llo likened tho promises of onr Iloaveiilv Knlher to n Klrat Nn llnnal bank, but thn prnnilsoa nro not renllKed until wo hnvo faith niinuirh to check ntralnnt thorn. - If- U..I.I Hi.., (MicIhIIi. na nee .Intnl heirs with .1 cutis nnd Hint all t.ilngs nre our lii hor lance Incluiling neat lug for the body along with salva tion and nil wo have lo do Is to be lieve It hnvo fnlth sufficient to ivrlm a check against nil tho good things he linn promised us. Ho has promised them nnd wo limy any., "thoy are initio. - L , PLAN OLD-TIME DANCE ooM.Kfli) . curst . ciiirn to , MI'.I'.T TIH'KHDAY niif.ilnin dnncen. following, rod tntlons by school" ehlldron . and coiuliiunlty sliming, will feature im reirulnr innetlng of tlio Collogo Orost Community club Thursday 'ititrhr. The memhPrs of tho club will meet nl 0:30 nbni'ii for n dinner In the clubhouse nnd thPfo will be a business session to ioiiow inni. Mrs. A. I.. Ingnlls vlll hnvo rliui uo of tho program, but wild Inst night that It had not boon coniplotod yet 17ne amen fixtures find show iFashion Hints Cl.lna bluo la now liull''. Knr ba.a. fell luta tlio Ml-lircniucy. Fashion HinU C'n-iMi holds - tho - lead (or tanurt fnHika. .Mom tlian ever silks nro in bright colors, , , , Daffodils for Poets, Rose-Tinted Shys for Artists But New Clothes for Smart Women! ; Below are sketched and briefly described four new "Miss Manhattan" fashions just in from New York'. They may be seen in our windows Monday. V ; CmUd ay A Jon. y I. .'.' Fetching,; indeed, is .this stylish "Miss-'-Manhattan" wrap coat of. Lorchcnc.wjth its inverted, pleat ed sides' and .attractive buttons" , Notice the girlish streamers. Silk crepe lined. -Shown in a soft, thistledown-gray. Size 16. Another cle'vcr example of Miss -Manhattan's "skill; in '. creating , youthful -fashions. , This coat is developed of Lorchehc atjd exem plifies an - interesting version of the flare. , Kasha facing trimmed with embroidery. ' -.Squirrel col-. lar. Shown in nitvy blue, size 18. ; Create rl by U04i-M. . Just the frock -for a delightful afternoon ,Jr'idge or informal; evening dance affair is this Miss Manhattan'silk dress of gay as . sorted prints.- Soft ribbon folds in contrasting shades heighten its girlish appeal. . Note too, prettily ' fashioned cuff. Shown in size 16. Miss Manhattan has created this ' chic ensemble' costume ' compris- ing frock, and cape front slk print . crepe. '' The cape ; is.; liped . with . silk to match' blouse of dress.1 Note narrow panel of-pleats on skirt and pretty metal :cla'sp at ; - neck. , Shown iri.evierglade green, ; size 18. $33i 75 An important special purchase rushed; by, express from our New York Office': Each dav serves but to increase the popularity of .this beautiful graceful silk weave. " It is especially adaptable to present style lines.' 40 inches wide in suchi .fashion-right colors as: '- :: ' I .y,ti : ;-;.!. ', ' ROSE-ANTOINETTE. ' " . . ' . BLUE, PRINTED SILKS .$2.49 Yard . A 'glorious assortment of printed silk '' crepes and crepe do chine. Riotous i colors 'geometric and floral patterns favored for spring and summer.wear;. Not Just a tew patterns but--many f - You'll enjoy choosing a frocjc from " these printed silks. 'The four yards' required for a long-sleeved frock with ,flarcd skirt would cost you' loss than, ten dollars! ' " , - '.C j .. ;':. CREPE SATINS ,.:i-,;;.$2.95 Yard.o : tlrnceful flattering crepe satins such an nre seldom found at this low1 pricing! A 0. Inches wldo and soft, be-, coming' shades such as almond green, ' snndlewodd, ' rlvleri-blud ' and ever fnshlonublo black. ' . ' CREPE SATINS ' . ; $4.98 Yard Full 54 Inches wide! Extra heavy and lustrous all silk crepe satins In ;iavy. brown, green, lanvin, boknra and cop- -per. This width cuts to such an advantage- tho average long-sleeve frook" requiring only 2 i yards. SILVER, BEIGE, SANDLEWOOD, RIVTERA TAN, BLACK AND WHITE!. v , . - Cl ' 1: NEW FLANNELS . $1.98 to $6 Yard Plain flannels In soft pastol coloring , for sports frocks ond marvollously embroidered and printed . bordered flnnnelB In a most pleasing assort ment. Ono has need of a light weight flannel frock all through ;tho ' sum ' nicr and It mndo up now will give utmost sorvloo. 1 ; . . v ' J "Taffeta Youth, animation and loveliness . theso . throo charming quali ties will be yours when you aro dressed up in an adorable dance frock of light' taffeta. Soft and beautiful, it has just enough crlspness to mako It bouffant. With ay modish fitted .waistline,' could the fairest miss long for anything more dollghtfully fcinU nlno? . i : ; -; ' lHi Vim wish to follow tho choice of the very smartest women?. Then- wear a coat of Taffeta, smartly quilted. It is quite the most distinctive of the new wraps. ' . .;' VPlald Taffeta, has so much chic It has every right in the world to grow conceited. It fashions tho smartest little frocks for afternoon wear. k- Miss Junior will find taffeta especially flattering to her grow ing years. . , BARONETTE SATINS $1.69 Yard ; ! : ' ' Another lucky purchase made by our .buyer recently in New Tork! nich, , heavy Baronette satins brilliant col- ' ors such as rose, peach, orchid.' yellow, gicn, etc an Ideal weight and qual- : Ity for slips and sports skirts. 40 Inches wide. ' ' ' - COLORED PONGEE $1.5? Yard A brand new shipment' of the famous v HON'AN quality genuine Chinese pon. gee soft and beautifully woven and frco from artificial loading, and dust. ' For lingerie and dresses. Tan, orchid, : peach, peacock, henna, yellow, tur quoise, leaf green. SILK TAFFETAS ;V; $1.98 Yard ' Tard-wlde silk taffetas In a far su-' perlor quality to that found ordinarily . at this low price! Serviceable colors . such as brown, bluo, henna, tan, gray and black. Limited quantity. We ad- viso early shopping! . METALLIC CLOTH $6.50 Yard ;t -i . So many havo been calling for It Intcly wo are pleased to announce tnrco beautifully brocaded pieces Just Ip! Gold, silver and antique bronse. ' Positively fascinating In its rich gleaming beauty! , LEATHERETTE $1,75 Yard , Oold nnd silver leatherette mentioned so frequently in latest fashions mngm. , line numbers. For dress trimmings, collars and cuff sets. etc. Buttons' Made to Your ! Order Pattern Dept. " 1 1 Prompt Service I ; The Wonderful DELTOR Enclosed with every But- . terick Pattern Saves You . . i Time and Money I enma nhono Soavor. idS, J-19-lmn