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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1921)
A Sensible Christmas Gilt A Building Lot is the first thing you must have on which to build your new home. A choice lot for your son or daughter or friend is a starter in life. The Mason Lots are now on the market for the first time and at a price that will make you want some These lots are beautifully located in the heart of the City and only one and two blocks east of First National Bank. These lots can be bought cheap during the Holiday Season, on very easy terms See W. J. Radke OR YOUR REAL ESTATE AGENT A Misused Ait. Hew Fran«« Is RepapMtetlng. It would be u I. iim 'I la-*i-.*r not to Vital statlMk*» show that tlie birth rate Increased In France In 19-0. At Irnrn to »pnifc nt nil. thi n io use the Marseille», for the first lime In yvnrs. magic of «pee» li to wound mid unger Who would supposa the number of births greatly exceed those about US. ed the numtier of »leath«. At Chalons- when the baby's little timgue I» «trng- sur-Naoti»* the total of birth« for the glltig with hard ciHisoiuiiil' and tnys- year was <W9 anil Hint of deaths, 571. terlou» diphthongs, thnt »lie would In Toulon Hie number of birth» ex- master the moat wonderful of all arts, »•eede»l by Ilk that of dcat It«, « ohm * only to be la-tier »-quipped for wound thing that has not happened for •• ing llic lirnrts of b< r nearest and dear* years. From Orleaii« «ntlafartory e»i t Th ■ art of «|»*»*< n I m ri in-lly ois- figures sl»o have been eowmunieated. I lined. uulo&. It I m used only for the an»! st roeppe the number of birth« hlgha-si thing». Girl»' 4'oiumtuloa. exceeded by So per c»-nt the number S. P. PASSENGER TRAINS of deaths. Judge Speaking. Wife—Where shall we hntig this awful daub the Fheapleys gave us? Huh—I don't think It desen c» hung- Ing exactly—we’ll give It solitary cm»* flnrmeat»—New York Globe. Adventuras of the 8oul. The good critic 1» lie who relates the ndvsiitures of his soul among maa- .wgt .... ------------------- ----------- TAGE FJVB U1LLNTH l'AM Ditti COURIER WMI »NENIMY, l>» EMIIEH 11, I Wil I HATS THE VOGUE Even Showing of Both Type« of Headgear, Writes Paris Fash ion Correspondent. COLORED VELVETS ARE SHOWN New Blue Has Influence on Millinery; Tinted Facings on Black Also Wslcomc Departure; Ribbone Are Used. Hats Increase In size ns winter ap- proacti-s». In the early autumn there wns n decide»! preG-n-nee for small hut«. Aliy dla»-WMdon, anaerta a Paris fashion writer lu the New York Trib- un*-, na to whether »mail or large shnpeg *111 prevail never seems worth while liecuuse us any »etixoti advances the demand for th*- large list la aug mealed. In midwinter as well as In midsummer the large hat invariably makes Ila uppeuraii'<*. Now there In about no even showing of both tyjxn. No striking i-lutnges in nbnjH-« can I m * recordad, but much tlwt la utKwi lion arresting appear» la colon, mate- club» and trimmings. The predomt ■Mince of velvet over luitter'« plush Is uii lilt* resting note. It Is several aeii»*>u« since colored velvets hare had such a vogue. IV» al ways have had a certain uumber of black velvet haul, but blue or red val vet In headgear ba« been un exception In recent ySnra. The new blue, populurized by Made leln*- et Madeleine of Paris, has had considerable influeme on millinery. Hats in the llghl<*r shades of blue vel vet, during 11 m » last few seaimiis. have been looked upon as commonplace uud con«<Mpiently received no showing at flu- «mart establishments. Bright-Hued Velvets. Store llioae high In authority In th»* hat world have called a right-about- face, the dcsptaed light-colored velvet lint nuihes Its uppearange In th»- in**«» select circles. Such a revolution can not full to please a certain type of American woman who always lias In- i-ludisl In her wardrobe a blue hnt l>e- can-**- of It« becooilngness. ' This blue Is not the »ml or of the navy uniform, but thnt of the Frenchman's army cont. Colored facings on black hats also nr<- a welcome departure. Those Inno vations aid In solving the much-dis cussed quesrion as to whether a worn nn stuiII be smartly or appealingly ill-eased. They make a happy compr»> miso between the two. There Is a vogue for trimming black huts with colored ribbons—a revival of n very old-time fashion, The Part, milliners who make hats to the order SIMPLE ANO RICH Southbound No, 11 Sbasto ... .3:0» •No 13 S. F. Kxprqas 7:31 .3:10 ••No. .">3 Oregonian. .. !» 25 •No. 15 Calif Express Xorthhounil No. 11 Portland Exp ... H:13 •No. 12 Shasta...................10:07 «: 10 •No. Si Orngonlan.. .. R.06 No. 1 f. Ore. Eyproxs •Mall Trains. • •'Closed pouch mall. » 3 Plaee orders for Duplicate and Triplicate Sales Books When <** nts are at once simple, rich ,•«1 distinctive the.,- answer all the re- , Jr merits needed to make them •* s jeecM. In the model shown here the designer has used the season's hew Ideas to the best advantage nnd has produced an original and conservative wrap, plain enough and trimmed enough to pas« without criticism. unsitiinwMrcsiNNi'iMWM'r e4 ¿Merry Clown Doll All styles and sizes Requires about 60 days to fill orders Constantly in Stock: Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks Trade Acceptances Legal Blanks Blank Sales Books This merry gentleman Is one of iiuiny dolls Hint may be made of dis. carded ribbed underwear or stock ings. ills head Is made of a piece of white or pink ribbed stocking and his face painted with black and red paint, For the rest of him two colors ar« uaed nnd lie Is stuffed with cotton and baa a white ruffle aliout bls neck. Long Time Fixing It. Ohio I’uper Mrs. Lucy Merrow has been under the doctor's cm- ull thia week. Boston Transcript. No. 1—Louisen Model of Panne Velvet, Trimmed with Qlycerined Feathers No. 2—Marla Guy Hat of French Blue Velvet No. 3—Hat of Violet Co'ored Velvet With Unusual Feath- er Trimming. No. -4—French Hat of Velvet Trimmed With Metal Leaf. of each customer are Unking the color of the gowu with the bat trimming. Row« of bright colored ribbon frequent ly appear on blin k lulls. A large ahape may have the bows beneath the brim nt either side. The loops are some what long and the ends even longer. Ribbons Enliven Diack Hats. If the fashion for colored ribbons on black lints is enthuslaatlcally received In this country It will menu many made-to-order hats, which will Insure more becoming millinery than we have hml recently. In this country the lulllluer lias shown her hats, the custpmer tiled them on, and If she found oue that was satisfactory she either bought It or or dered otid like It But the French mil liner-and her client have proceeded nloug an entirely different line. So ex acting were the customers and so painstaking the hat maker In creating Individual styles thnt she practically made each lint on her customer's head. To Insure a perfectly becoming con tour,' to arrive at Just the most becom ing angle, to mid to or lower the height of n crown or breadth of a brim, the French milliner poaea the hat In Its first crude form and then works with shears and pin» to have It exactly right for tba puivhaser. This means that long hours must be qs’Ut In the millinery showroom, which la practically u workroom, ns tunny of I the hats are couatriM'iwi there on the customers' heeds uiul flnl»lied aflat ward. It mean» »lltlng before a mir ror trying on any number of model«, tilting them this way and that way and matching color to eyes ami hair. Fitting the Hat and Dreaa. Such a lengthy proceaa will never find favor In thin country, a-* no Amor- b-ati woman earns to give »*> much time to Hie purchase of one article of »Ire»«. Anti one can Imagine the growing Im patience of an American milliner If called u;>on to spend half it day with a single customer. B iim I im - sh pr»*cee*b< too rapidly In this country for thnt. But ther»- may be a liappy roraprotulae he tween the two no-thuds; the on*- <>t hurrying a woman out of tlx* »Imp with Com}ort J*a With Pearl Oil as fuel your oil heater literally radiates comfort wher ever you use it—in living room, bathroom, or bed room. Pearl Oil brings the best out of any good oil heater supplying a con stant healthful tempera ture that everyone ap preciates these chilly evenings. It is refined and re refined by our special process — which makes it dean-burning — no smoke — no odor — no waste. > PEARL OIL Sold m bulk by dealers everywhere. Order by name — Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY KEROSENE HEAT AND LIGHT Set From Elaine of the Hue de la Paix, Coneleting of Scarf In Spanish Style and Hat to Match. a hat that I» fashionable but not at nil suitable to her pnrtlrnlnr type, ami the other nf spending so long a time In constructing m» thnt is suitable. Since there Is nothing that contrib- ute« more to a woman's appearnm-e than a becoming hnt. it 1» worth while to spend a reasonable amount of time In Its selection nn»l to make a few ex tra trip.« to the milliner for fitting. Then- 1« ns much reason for fitting a hat as there is fnr fitting a dress, al though wo hnve rmt always thought so. tilth n f«S* »»hnnges teen the ex treme novelties, which the Pari« milli ner- always noted for her originality nn»1 her constant struggle for some thing new—often pffers. may have their extreme and trying effects softened anil be made flattering to differ»*»!t types of face« hy Individual fittings and adaptations to the good and bad points of the wearer. Earrings Match Hat Ornaments. Ai.y woman who lias taste and a mil liner who will work with her along these lines may be sure of becoming an*l llatteriug hat«, for defects may lie cleverly concealed and marks of beauty nccentnated. Aside from being a head covering a hut should be an adornment. A woman should never buy one that does not n»ld something to her looks. Mere murtnes« nn»l being of the latest mode sh»nil»1 not »ufl!<e Among the strikingly new trimmings this winter are ornaments to match earring«. The milliner thus invades the Jeweler's renlin and carries a stock •if earrings to match hat trimmings. A number of toques of Egyptian. Itussiiin and Indian inspiration nre trimmed in this way. Startling effects are obtiiined by draping colorfnl fah- rft-s Into Hindoo toques and sewhig long pendant ornaments, fn-qucntly of let or Jude, In the folds. Ileal ear rings arc use»1 In this way. So much has been written nl»out feather trimmings during the last few svnSoffii thnt there Is little more to any regarding them, but it may be stated that they are ns fashionable as ever, nnd that many Interesting things «till arc being done to feathers to produce weird nnd »musasi effects. Franc« Contributes Gay Shawls. (Tienllle has found considerable fa- vor with millinery designers nnd Is nse»i with good effect In the Oriental tnrbniis. thick «trnnds of the chenille being loosely braided and wound about a turban shape. Uneven ends of che nille may fall from one sine to mnke n trimming. Clred ribbons nre not new but «till uss>*l. There Is, however, a uewi-omer in the clro family. It Is a clre serge ribbon grnlneil with heavy rldge* tn present the appearance of sterge or twilled cloth. It may be had In n num bei- of colors nnd Is u«ed In n variety of ways, a favorite being that of form ing a scarf ending In n stiff bow. In various widths It Is Used for the ali ribbon hnt. The Spanish shawl c.mtlnnes to have great vogue nnd many model« are being brought out hy French manufac turers which excel in brilliancy of color nnd depth of fringe those which come from the Orient via Spain. The Faris milliner has Adapted the Spanish shawl Idea to her productions. Elnlne, on the Rue de la 1’alx. «hows a lovely set consisting of a scurf and hat In Spanish st; le. Lucie Hunter Ims had great mictesa with her Spnn- ish scarf-trinuucd sailor. Gifts Bathrobes and Slippers Woodward’s SliotM au<! Men’s Furnishing» « Shoes for the Family — ------ ¿'¿'J—-------------------------------------------- '—F1^ Call Up the Advertising Department and our man will be right on the job for the delivery of your copy and gladly furnish any suggestions for the progress of your business. I The Courier is Progressive 1 We Want and Do Have Satisfied Advertisers A Courier Ad Brings Results— TRY US It’s the TRUTHÌ 3 Call Up the Circulation Department if you have any complaints to make in not getting your Courier. Watch Your Label. Phone 390 Will Get Us Call Merchant Printing Department W< do everything in the printing line. Our joli work is the TALK 01 tlie 1 OWN, for reliable serwiee and efficiency. A trial will convince YOU. Keep Us Busy—We Like It Estimates Cheerfully Given - J. R. Griffith, Manager Advertising, Circulation and Job Departments ----------------------- ---- ---- ----- " ■ - 1 i —gs=n.‘
