Grants Pass daily courier., March 26, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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I’AGE SIX
MATVR.DAY, MAIU’H J*. I IMI.
Spring Millinery in Gay Mood
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for you to use, and
when you do make full
use of it you’ll find your
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longer but serves better.
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Batteries
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PRINGTIME this year ritii- - «■>.
trancing millinery in a gay and
sportive mol. with strictly feminine
Ideas expressed tn hats that refuse
to be severely plain—no matter what
their mission may be. This Is a broad
and general summing up of the char­
acter of spring hats—to be taken with
a few reservations—but It 1« true that
everything that will bear decorating.
1» decorated.
Therx; Is a return to
flowers, fruits, lace, foliage, ribbons
and even Jewels, and added to these
all the new shtnv fabrics and glitter
Ing braids that lend so much sparkle
to headwear. Nevertheless, hats are
beautiful, and there Is much veiling
• if them with lace or veils
In the grvup of hats for spring
shown here there are two dress hats,
one demldress and one street hat that
may be taken as criterlons. None of
them is extreme In style, and there­
fore all of them are practical: they
entitle their wearers to feel well
dressed. The hat at the tipper left of
the group has a soft crown of ’••iindy’’
doth, a fabric that ha- a very high
luster, and an upturned brim • vered
with flowers.
The flower brim Is
veiled with black chantilly la■■•• wi h
falls below the eves and ma o s H
with hanging loops and end- • the
right «’de. This veiling of ’!• eves
Is In great favor Just now.
The dose-Ctttng turtiin a' th
.ht
has b brief but rhe ere.j -•.,•••
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made up o. ,ene. ni-e foliage in sev­
eral loxely and lively . olor-
It Is a
simple affair that will give much *erv
Ice Below It is a pretty lint with
crown of ro-» pe'»il- and brim of black
lace, finished with ribbon that Is fold
ed Into a narrow sash about the
crown which It slips through nt the
back to fall In a bow over the na]>e of
the neck
Finally, a beautiful sailor
of tine mllan reflect« the gayety of
the season by Its color, which Is
watermelon pink
It has n band of
white silk bound with straw which
departs from the straight and narrow
way of bands and . ...... me- more dec­
orative with small straw ornament«
to stop Its wanderings, and fasten it
to the hat
Street hut« have followed the lend
of suits and one-piece frocks tn their
departure from severely plain styles;
evei -ports hut- are trimmed. but the
trimming Is of a character to suit
them, and d -tlnetly different from
that which adorn- tailored model-. In
eonsld, ring spring millinery—e«pe
• dally In tl • tailored and demfdre«s
classes veil- mu-t n> ' be overlooked
Some of the best of the new model«
would ’■■• failure« without them
Soft Beds in A-cient Oays.
A- or la.g t A" •
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gentlemen In m ■ et.t Grwn
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tl!!i»*s «'»•••f <i[|
of <| mi ’
I i<h-
nahle J- .pie In Athen« -le;-’ Inder
•overlets of dr -— I pen. -
-ulne
. ¡th 'l.e b ather- o-i
< ■'e.iri-llll- the
anti "F of h rreuti-e on «leep de-- riled
rhe bed of a I’.-' ir prince in «'ch n
any that It I« ditto ult to keep .'v nhe
•b l" reeling It ‘ iivo-r tl. - «oft mat
r< — ' - " he wr'e- “va- tlunz ar ex
•on- ■ -!■ r'-g-a tied S ’•du
.-cri-et
A coverlet of down texture
....... led
.«nd upon this vva- cast » costly conn
rerpalle of AmongU up purp'e. (,'U«h-
BEAUTY IN COMMON THINGS
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• ‘Ippor’ed I '- I. :. I. while two -oft
r>..r : •. pillow« of pale pink gently
mi—d h's fee’ "
H WE YOl 1; < Mil LT
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RIGS WA'Ill.’ll ON A (if R
FLOORS.
THE
FA MOI S
HAMILTON BEU If give« v u
new rug- for old—all the beau­
tiful colors, the pleasing de­
sign-. and <-x<|Ulsit<‘ patterns
tliat fir«t induced jou to bio
your rugs will come back to
light when they an- cleaned bx
the Hamilton Reach Method.
An<l they'll lie < lean—IIWo
LI TELA' SANITARY and IV-
TIRELA' CLEAN for the <ar|*et
washer we employ extrai (•
THE LAST BIT OF bit. I |M>
GRIME ANI> GREASE »ROM
A'OI'R REGS and leaves them
fresh and sweet-smelling.
I'Jace your order with us NOW
so we can clean your rugs and
carpet* in your home while we
are here. Phone us today at
Paul’s Electric, No. 17—Will
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In (.rants pass
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teed.
ROGITI LIVER VALLEA’
ELECTRIC CARPET WASH­
ING CO.
E. L. I »avis, Manager
Medford, Ore.
31.» N. Bartlett St---- Phone 'l»M
Is 0’0 I.f ’ho very ipt,T”-t • _• t.lm-e-
• •f d”m* racy, -ay- the Philadelphia
I’ lbllc Ledger. No gent intent upon
• •tilldh.g up a . ....... .
for a 1') cent
car ever named It for a statesman
He
• n,p. liner. ••-•) Instead ar actor,
a pl . iinrhroplsr a riic* Lor-**. n hypo-
•het ■ ul Indian mal ien or a supposi
tltlo’js Spanl-h grandee.
To have
■ imed a 10 ■■••nt 'lgar for a -tales
mar. vopld |,av<- Peen to "q'r <-r" both
tl ■ ' .- t »nd as Involuntary patron
Th- j-or.le would not have stood for
hat -o.-t of tiling.
It vopld have
pt- ■ rt-d a certain -Uperlority which
lid have rebuked both at the
cigar «tand and f the poll-
Cure for Flat Feet.
. e ;. ,i flat-footed? If you don’t
It-
rhe next time you take a bath,
serve h>- Ind r>- .-lot - that your wet
'•■••’ 1 • ke
If y .r Let are normal,
tt.-re in be
r.t rro.v line from heel
to t"“ on the outs •>; If they are flat,
»he •■ntlr- bottoi
of the foot will
«how.
How r»n you cure flat-footedne-
Buy a handful of marbt>
pl».» thirti
in two rows, and tart pithing them
up with your toes. To do thl« you
must curl tip your toes; as a result
’he muscles of th» feet will be exer
»1 ed ami thereby -t rengtTened. Pop
ular Science Monthly.
Time to Go.
"She -aid ‘No
’’Yes," slid the dejected suitor.
“C oer up
A woman’s ’No' some-
times mean- V
"Not In th
a—
The door hell
ret'? and «Im pr .dimed the other man ”
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NEW THEORY IN ASTRONOMY
Kitchen Garden Will Furnish Really
Exquisite Ornaments for the Liv­
ing Room Flower Vases.
Have you ever thought of going to
th»* kltHien garden to rind Motnpthlng
wherewith to fill your flower vns»*M,
when nothing can be found in your
garri»*n prop*r? n*ks a writer in Chris­
tian S« »■n< H Monitor Why wan<i»*r aim-
Ip-ssly around that said garden. Just be-
aus»* it is a flower garden, when h
little farther on In the kitchen garden
that gorg«*ous blaze of pale lemon
olor I m Just the thing to go with your
deep-blue Jars and Jug*. ••But.” yu
will probably say. “that’s cauliflower
^on»* to sew!, and who ever heard of
de«-orating a drawing room with cauli­
flower?”
PreJiHlire. mere prejudice! Cast it
to th»* wind', you will never regret it,
and go and out spray after spray of
those delicate lemon blos-’orn», being
oarefu! to strip the leaves from the
stems, then collect all th»* <le»*p-blue
<’li rie«.»» jars and wedgwo«*! Jugs you
can muster, arrange th»* cabbage flow­
ers tiierein, and. judiciously placed on
chests, window sills and bureaus, their
(*fr» ot will be al «olu’e'y charming.
The blo"nrns *»*<*m to arrange them-
sojv»s, each spray standing out clear­
ly from the parent stem, not all falling
together as laburnum has a way of
doing, when one tries to arrange it In
vases. A combination of warm gray
ston»* walls, old prints, pal»* blue ami
mauve chintzes, ami th»* pale-clear
lemon of cauliflower blossoms In blue
Jars in quite delightful, though other
color schemes would give an equally
happy effect.
Unwittingly 8et Fashion.
An ane'doh* In connection with the
glove shows how fashions are start» <1.
A young and beautiful duchess, having
prornl*» ’ to he at an entertainment
gi- < n for a charitable object, in Trou-
ville. Frame, found herself late In
preparing She hurriedly took up her
gloves and put them on In the car­
riage As she entered the brilliantly
lighted room, she found, to her dls-
tnay, that she had put on one black
and on»* white. The mistake had
arisen from the maid having laid out
’ o pairs not knowing which her lady
would pr»*f< r black or white
Trnsgln»* the surprise of the duchess
or> perceiving that, in all subsequent
ont» ri enment' of the season, the
la■! os wore o»l»l gloves, corn policing
w ith tin» colors of th«* dress.
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Ijong
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llnrnmermlll bond In si* colors at
Courier office.
NOTICE !
Possibility That There Is a Tail At­
tached to Our Earth Leads to
Ingenious Suggestions.
Opposlt»* to th»* sun th»*r»» I m a very
mysterious glowing patch, whh’h I«*
thought to h»* attached to th»* «■nrtb
as a comvtllke tall.
The highest regions of our ntmos
pher»* consM of \»*ry light ga«»** ami
the impression is that *om»* «*f then**
wer»* driven away by the sun or by
other means, ami that they stream <»fT
from the earth Into spa«*»» Just as th»»
light g«'»*s do from th»» head of a
larg»» com»*t.
Naturally, this th»»orv has arou*o»d
rnuiii controversy, and has led to nil
sorts of lng»»nloiis *»ngg»»stlons. < >m*
of th»*se Is that n swarm of mot»*ors
(of th»* kind we know ns shooting
stars) keeps us <*«»mpnny through
spa«’p nt a «llstanee of about a million
miles or four tlnms the dlstam»* of
the moon. But a tailed earth Is an
hl»al \»*hh’h* for imaginative flights.
It might b»* nrgu»*«1 that If our glob»»
has a tail why shouhl not th«* planets
Mercury ami V’«*nus. an«l »»ven Mars,
bav«* on«*
\V«dl, p«*rlui|»s they have,
for nil w<* know to the contrary. Our
«’«irth’s tail would be much mor«*
»*aslly *»*«*n by u« he<*aus»* of Its near
n«*ss nnd brlghtn«*ss.
oill» l'oing scout, volli’ oli Olir font«’, alili YOU
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G are broken down.
SSISTANCE here, with high class gear, the
A best within this town.
l< iITT here is where, your treated fair and never
R treat' d mean.
your pace, ai d rest voiir face, and get
some gasoline.
A lilil.Sl
REAT .jobs wr'll make small, we handle all.
G from big machine .jobs to small.
Tp SCARE
your woes,
do what you desire.
save your clothes, we’ll
And make our GARAGE a place for voiir ear
to lodge.
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PHONE 163
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Fault Finder Loses Out.
Un< I»» Ab says: The man who al
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won’t have any real Indignation when
he ner«ls It for a cause that he cmi
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H E comfort
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