AIR OF THE ORIENT W. L. DOUGLAS Portland’s Rose $3 $3.60 $4 94.60 $6 96 $7 & 98 « « V * « « Festival THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS 8HAPE ” Chinese Influence More Pro nounced in Summer Frocks. June 13-14-15 AMERICA’S GREATEST PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION "F lo w ar-go w eed “ Fu ra* t-bound " R o ie - t r o w ned -Portland’ Tendency of Past Year Has Grown Stronger T h is Season— Idea Prevalent Even In the Sweaters. Many month* ugo— In fuct, with tin* showing of extreme models In the Mprlug o f 1010—a decidedly oriental note was heralded, und a great many garments that borrowed either line or c<ilorlng from the far East were shown. In the yeur that him piiMMed this ten- dency luis grown stronger, und espe cially the Chinese Influences recog nised. The summer crop o f tub frocks shows innny tailored dresses and sport suits with coats or blouses suggest- Low Rates on all Lines 200 Room * 100 Hsih* N ear Both D epot* j Hotel Hoyt | Thoroughly Renovated & Decorated 14c to IS!. S P E C IA L - W — k or M»nU> “ O. B .” M IN E R S A C O . UNIVERSAL REPAIR and MACHINE SHOP S IT tM IU I I I U I I I H A ll I t llU I I I I . w h a m , h im i ' FRED P. GORIN, Pat«» Aiton*y. OruRnixrr an»l |)rvpl«»p#r I'mtj-nU Mcurnt or K«w» lt#funilwl. KUKE. Toy X Kay I'lals; show« rv rry bon« In your body righ t through your clothing Multm 701. 7U1A. 70111. 701C. OntrmJ bid* . Seattle STUDY b«kk(W|ilntf. shorthand. trl»graph y. •*leaman»hl|j, Knglish branch««. at an arcm dit*d •chuol. w rit«, or phono Main 6 IfiJ f o r catalogu«; irradimi«*« tfuaranlM'd i*o*ltion«. lU-hnkr.-Walkrr !luain«-«n Coll«-***. 107 4th Btrnrt, mmu Morrison. Portland, Orvgtm. FREE . L . D ough* name and the retail price ia «tamped on th* bot tom o f all »hoes at the factory. T h e value is guaranteed and the «rearer protected against high price* for inferior »hoes. T h e retail price* are the same everywhere. T h ey cost no more in San Francuco than they do in N ew Y o rk . T hey are alwavt worth the price paid for them. ‘ I 'he quality o f W . L . D ouglas product is guaranteed by more than 40 years experience in m aking Hoc shoes. T h e smart -.tyles are the leaders in the Fashion Centres o f Am erica. T h ey are made in a well-eauipped factory at Brockton, M ass., by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and supervision o f experienced men, all working with an honest determination to m ake the best shoes for the price that money can buy. W We have progressed very much It. our definition o f the word "check ered” since last year, says u fashion authority. Then n chock was under stood ordinarily to mean a combina tion o f white and black, or o f colors, of small dimensions, so that ut a short illstance u monotone effect was given. Now, however, fashion has decreed that to be absolutely smart the checks A s k y o u r sh o e d e a le r fo r W . I.. D o u g la s shoe*. I f h a rSn o o t su p p ly you w ith th e k in d y ou w an t, ta k e n o o th e r of the fabrics o f the present season m a k e , W r it e fo r In terestin g b o o k le t e s p is in ln g h o w to must not he less than two Inches g e t s h o e s o f th e h ig h e s t s t s n d s r d o f q u a j lity l t j fo r tl.a price. b y re tu rn m eli, pontsge fre e, square. This means that what we B«*t in the World term checks are really plulds, ex L O O K F O R W . L D o u glas $3.00 $2.50 i $2.00 nsune and th e re ta il p rice cepting that few er colors enter Into P dsn I 'r m w l ililf r it t ^ W . L L. D o u b la « S h oe Co.,» •tam p ed on th e bottom . the design. 1K& S p a rk St., f fr o c k t o n . M a m . Fortunately, most of these enor mous checks are taken for sports skirts, und the latter are plulted from wulst to ankle und the aeru of black and white blocks is happily broken. Along with the popular black and white there ure such combinations as gold and purple, red and gray, green and tan and yellow and blue. They are to I k » worn with the lin gerie shlrtwulst, usually top|M*d by u _____________________________________ j i sweater whose color matches the most You reckless men and women who! vivid or striking one Introduced in •re pestered with corns and who have at least once a week invited an awful the skrrt design. death from lockjaw or blood poison; are now told by a Cincinnati authority NEW EFFECTS IN POCKETS to use a drug called freezone, which the moment a few drops are applied \ to any corn or callous the soreness Is relieved and soon the entire corn o r ! callous, root and all, lifts o ff with the fingers. Freezone dries the moment It Is ap s ulwiü« Marti* I* for Tired Eyes. ¡ : mOVIBS R e d E y e s — S o re E y e s — | plied, and simply shrivels the corn or ■ 2 lira n n s te d Breads. Bests— 3 callous without Inflaming or even lr- i f Befresbaa — Besture*. Marine Is a F a vorit« 2 3 Treatment (or Bye* that (eel dry and smart. 3 rltatlng the surrounding tissue or z Giveyuar «y e a as mocb o í yoar lovlns care 2 skin. A small bottle o f freezone w ill | 3 ss yoor Teeth and with the sstue resnfarity. 3 CUE F08 THE« TOD CSISIT I1IT IEK ET ESI 1 cost very little al any o f the d ru g: § 3 Sold at I tro g and Optical Store* or by Mall, a stores, but will positively rid ones I ilk Bgrtat Er« l i e r i j C*. Chiesta, tsr Eras Is»* | feet of every hard or soft corn or ñiuiiuiiuiui um it limns li 11 nu il dui mm in ih in it it i un? hardened callous. If your druggist hadn’t any freezone he can get It at any wholesale drug house for yon. K ill A ll Flie s! ThS Ä - Plaeed anywhere,C fijes. Neat, clean. Both Good. Landlord (to Pat, who has Just paid his rent)— I hear you are a good Judge of whisky Pat. Now, here j are two different bottles and I want you to tell which Is the better. Pat takes a glass of each, smacks HAROLD IOMSRS, his lips and looks wise. Landlord— W ell, Pat, which is the best? Pat— Begorra, yer honor, they are both good, but would you mind filling ^ me another glass of the first. I have I forgotten the taste o f It.—Exchange. DEVELOPING and PRINTING f o r V(»r a h ttlr Kooatlng union* your friends with K>jdakN. K**nd for information as to hnw you ran w ru rs cradlta and have Your work doin' I HEE o f « ‘barge. W rite today, or «end us for trial a roll o f film or n egative« to be printud and recrivu 40 i*er •ent off PH O TO ( R A P T SH O P, Pittarli Hlork. I* " i —» ’• I '.»Miami, Orvgoa Save Money by Wearing W . L Douglas •hoe«. For sale by over9 0 0 0 shoe dealers. The Best Known Shoe« in the World. K 11 UHJ HIM KM. H t n io r . a. i. lo* n n wi lu i« in Fashion T h is Year H at Decreed That to Be Smart They Must Not Be Less Than Two Inches 8quare. ! With the Fingers! ! Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain i A b solatsly Kirapvoof Career Stalk to d Hoyt St*.. Portland, Ora. RATKH CHECKS ARE REALLY PLAIDS L a a u a il» “ j a r « anythin«. G tza r«»- *d effect.ve. Ask for Daisy Fly Killer •c t : 150 D«JU(b A »«., B m k lyii, N. Y. ^KO VERALLS a Chine*« Note Even In Sweaters. lug the tnnndurln Jacket, and negligee garments have not escaped the Maine K very Ford Csr should carry ons « x - In fact, ( ’hlncse mandarin tra tire il aave rhanging un th « n > a l. influence. ctmtM ami accompanying Chinese trou T H E T W IN R IM Ata luth front and r%mr w h w l. Applied in 6 min- sers have been found extremely deslr- ut»*«. Have« time, rlothes. temper and religion. ublc and becoming for boudoir wear. Trit e K. 00 Bant parcel poet pn paid. a p ta n* Onipt o f price. The sweater shown In the sketch Is 01(001 VUICAIIIIBQ et., “ The Tire Shop.’ * o f Hue white wool Jersey cloth, cut n 8SS-336 liurjtslda st.. Portland. Oregon lu mandarin emit, and embroidered In Chinese blue ooutache braid. The gar ment 1 m quite straight, as will be not ed, held in ut the waist with a loose fft want ill ita Un. Write fir prtcii ind snip plat tifi ly caught sash and equipped with gen THE H. F. NORTON CO. Pomind. Ore, sellili, Wi erous pockets. It la also shown in the shops In Chinese blue, embroidered In white or in colors. It might really lie made at home, ns It is u seamed affair, fashioned of wool Jersey fabric, not a conventional kulttisl sweater. If home-made, great cure must be tuken to apply the bruid neatly and tlrmly, as ,>oor workmanship appears at Its very worst on the Jersey weave fabrics. Itt purchasing n sweater tills season It I m well to bear 111 mind that the slip- over-the-li.ead models are the very lat est, and they nrc practical us well. A sweater that does not have to be but toned and unbuttoned certainly keeps Its shape better than one that does. F*y KlUsrattr* ,C 3 and kills all tal. coBYcü.tnt, and cheap. FORD CARS Kids Kleen HIDES, PELT8. CASCARA BARK, WOOL AND MOHAIR. TOUCHWOOD IS USED ON HATS Step Lively, Gents. Darkens Beautifully and Re stores Its Natural Color and Lustre at Once. Common garden sage brewed into a ¡heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol; added, w ill turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri ant Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to- i Pockets have been playing an all- use preparation Improved by the addi important part in the vagaries of fash tion of other ingredients, costing about ion. Many new styles have been wov 50 cents a large bottle, at drug stores, en around them. Pockets have been known as “ W yeth's Sage and Sulphur j seen in every shape and form. Those Compound,” thus avoiding a lot of shown in the photo are the very latest muss. W hile gray, faded hair is not sinful, turn. They are gathered up in a tunic effect on the sides and extend pretty we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By near half-way around the frock. They darkening your hair with W yeth’s are wide, but not deep, unusual for Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one pockets. The collar, cuffs and edge can tell, because it does it so naturally, of the skirt are paneled in a bright- so evenly. You Just dampen a sponge striped border. The frock is made of or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small rose-colored Yosan silk. strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. A fter another A Knitted Sports Costume. application or two your hair becomes Among the costumes lately arrived beautifully dark, glossy, soft and lux from Paris Is a knitted sports costume uriant and you appear years younger. consisting o f u narrow skirt and sweat W yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound er blouse, the model made o f white is a delightful toilet requisite. It is yarn showing n border effect of large not intended for the cure, mitigation red roses placed at Intervals around or prevention of disease. lower part o f skirt. The mannequin A Surprise. wore with this costume a knitted tnm "T h e doctor has just told me,” said to mutch. Another Idea was u knitted the friendly neighbor, "that your hus ynrn blouse worn with a skirt of band cannot recover.” "Kusha” and still another unique sports "O h !” shrieked the troubled wife. “ Now. my dear, the question Is: suit was developed o f white Kasha showing narrow skirt slit up to shall w e break the news to him or the knees; n band o f woolen em let death come as a surprise to him?” — Detroit Free Press. broidery In n Paisley pattern defined the silt on either side. The Jacket was YOU MAY TRY adorned with embroidery to corre CUTICURA FREE spond. French Responsible for Adoption of T h is Unusual Material— Real and “ My voice li for war.” Imitation Coral in Demand. "Yes, but are you willing to offer the rent of yourself?” (W e printed this quip six months In this country we have known what ago; it Is even more pat today. Come, touchwood Is. Small ornaments of It now. ye wind warriors, ye Bombastes have been bought by women and given Furiosos of the billboards, for a Slow as gifts or carried In purses for luck. down! ) But It was left to France to Introduce It us a trimming for hnts. The French Same In End. Smith— Did you know that Dr. Saw- women have been wearing ornaments bone frequently accepts no fees from mude o f this wood, many hits of It his patients? being mingled with precious stones ar Jones— Really? ranged In rings and bracelets. It was Smith— Yea; he generally settles a bit o f superstition that came Into with the heirs.— Boston Transcript. use nt the beginning o f the war and It rapidly grew Into a universal French fashion. New huts are trimmed with touch- wood ornaments ns crown bands and for piping on brims. Coral, real and Imitation, will be used In the new spring millinery. Italy Is supplying a large demand for It. Paris Is for Green. « 7 haying direct from a* At w h o le*»!« price* Coral figures nre placed against the «n il save the plumber’ * profit». W rite u* to Green figures largely In the Paris straw and satin hats, embroidery Is day your need*. W o will grWo you our rock- done In coral heads, and one new color card, but mostly in the bright bottom "direct-to-you" price*. I. o. b. rail or spring hat has large blue woolen roses, nnd light shades and the soft, cool, boat. W e actually nave you from 10 to 36 per cent. A ll goods guaranteed. Clever sports coats, with the hearts made o f coral beuds. medium tones. Northweat headuuarter» for le a d e r W ater sports costumes, nfternoon nnd eve System* and Fuller A Johnson F.ngtnaa. ning frocks, sweaters nnd separate Pockets. STAR K -D A VIS CO. Two-ln-one pockets nre a style fea skirts nre shown In greens, and some 212 Third Street. Portland, O ragon ture o f Interest. These nre two pock o f the prettiest linen nnd cotton mod ets In one panel, the patch pocket be els nre built up In green nnd white, 1 ■! ' .J _______ ± ■ ing slit at the bottom to hold small while In millinery nnd the little things No. 21. 1917. P, N. U. o f dress there Is nlentv o f cre*>n. culos for chance. BUY D IREC T £ TV Rjp Bewsre of Imit*lions. Look for the T we Hanes on the Label. & C o „ S a n F ra n c isc o AvardsJ GRAND PRIZE st th* P P.J.E. SU D D E N D E A T H Caused by Disease of the Kidneys. The close connection which exists between the heart nnd the kidneys is well known nowadays. As soon as kidneys are diseased, arterial tension is increased and the heart (unctions are attacked. When the kidneys no longer pour forth waste, uremic poisoning occurs and the person dies, and tl » cause is often given as heart disease, cr disease of brain or lnnga. 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