l.... ,,v . yrttntt , MTimrOTU) MATE TRmUNIO, MICOTORD, .OT?F10N, WRDNKRDAV. NOVtfMWM 20, 1913. KAttK 1NNAHELD I'HUWW ae MOLD . . .. i 1 1 i ! i . v . ..' i. ! ' ' ' '"y1 ""y - - J V 9ST51 'El r' S fr Ur.f mm I - &" JP V aSZXmmhrJ. s -. ;H ! ni Ww- di v ,nvN '4 feli WiKtflK wr. fiWW CS i"V iVJ IftfcvrveH i vy 803 aj. A w - ISA. K fo J&k ' fr si MT l fie I A N.S'A Itl'.I.D, (llnm of Pm-hlon nnd Mold of Perm, lirmlliiK the Jj Anna Held All Slur Vnrlito Juhllrc, tuurliik' (In fulled Stair mihI I'mimlu for llu llmt time, iiiutiT lli mitmiKcmcnt of Joint I'ort, I m'l.iuili'(kcl it ml iimitril a I tin "iMHlt lltVftMll Wlllllllll vti llu American Minrc." There U only in inwuer li "Mil)" idle httrt attained (llli title, Kit I'll her ly the puliHe. mill that U her hIii utII) In lln nrt of fnxliluii, her study mill NTMiinifi of Itn cuVlcuey mid her isiriiit wol. .Now nho Ik it Imislcr In It. In upt'iikltiK iiImmu her clothe mut IihIiixtIIkiIiIi' XMinloil'ii she Ik lllo ii wonderful little Tri'iu'li dull 1eued niul lniiiy wltli (tit) toys uruunil Ikt Klin U Iht iw ii iliwluiier niul mi ener lii'tle creator of new ntul urlitlmil IiIi-.ik fur hcrwelf a well mi her churn. Kiuli Cow II Ii mi 1 111 1 lit lilt I creation of "k'iMiil tiiHte" niul nrtNtry In findilon A linn Held tirlllliint Ideas material UihI. MImn Meld has IllVellteil II OoiTctleHK ilriH, which, die hiijh, will j:lo khuv nml iUe tn every lluure. Tint lly Im of MtroiiK I'tnlt li.itUle, Imvltur n IhimIc In front niul boned In the tnlildlo of (lie liiick, In leimlli It nvictiex iiliunt four Inelies nlxno tlu Uneex, nnd I hero U wry little iiuiterl.tl iiweil nlMo (lie wmM. MKn Held declim'H It Ih ttio lielclit of ronifort nnd tlm Inreiillvo of n rlieery ilNpexlllon. In iltwrllilni; one of tier inmiy elulionite kowiih hIio niiIiI, '(Hi, It h no lieiinteo fill!' nml then lier eyert nclil tile little I.ut wlileli iiIwiijh ninl.es tlieni wonilerfiilly fie elnnlliiK'. Tin tlrotu I.H it Nlln khvii vcr prap. Tli lionldn hIio wo.ir wltli tliU k'hmi Im n Ic nut ted IiaiiiI mul Mom of dliinurnil", with Nile nml clurk. it Rret'ii lilriN of pnmdlie. Her sulilo font, hy lleilfern, 1'nrln, In innilo of the moat iHiintlftil miMo hl.ln In' the world, linrltifc 'wt ?'i'.(K)(). Hliu lookj forvMird to tho cold wuithor mul the Know m hhe rati wear It mul hecomw eiiiilltn:l.v elm nnlnj; In her almost ehlldUli aiirit'liitlon of Hit Milne. The Halite hitx n ullk ilnlfdi and e.sened any priK-mw of retoiH'hlnc. 'J'lm II nine H of a soft red inoiiMnellne do nolo lira ended with velvet flower of the Mime hlinile. Thli voiit U only for Mreet wear nml la never used for the utau'e. Another equally IkhhiihIiik erentlon la her Nile Kreen ovtMiliiK coat of tdlk tnnlre, lirncmliM In M-het. The top pnrt N of gold Inee and lined with u miIo pink "aliofmn?." A largo (lower dexlKH la can led mil in Imth the Kold lace nnd moire, and the renters are ,& :W C4 wm. f .' . I v p Sfrl j "&. iv-"''?. i t in i VfrflWMtiM le6'f ' 4i? .v -5, ;s IM. S ' Z'tti$!fl i'i M rt 1 r-vr- ttfraz. wmmmm - &&& ;vws! Jrr c .. net, embroidered with tiny ilienU of elinHera of illamomN. l'earU and daln- nlher, lVarlit and dlunionilH In count lex mimlieri nn woven In dlfTerent dehlKim In the Mllveretl net, and from tho walHt line In front hoiderliiK (ho ty little reen Htmiea are iweil In he eonilnic romhlnatloit on the eoat, and the elTct't priHlneeil la Indenerlhahle. Her ermine eoat Is made In a loose m&sKti ic:.'.! ix zr panel are lure ImmliiM of Kld and nil vand InvumliiK fashion ami In worn over n dress o sllrcr anil gold brocaded leaves. Miss Ileld's shoes are a study in tLeiusolvcj, nnd she delights In tho beauty of theJr dctallcl deficit and icVlnality. One pair of black kid, cm broldcrtnl with white kid, which forms the pctalR of a (lower and lmn for tho ecuter a terse bucklo of diamonds, aro pa'tJeuUrly nttractlvo Iwcanso of tbelr I'cJiir so Ker!jr different from any footwetr vcr AToru by tbo American women. la BscaXSc5 of women nnd dress, Mi's Hold pays, and always In her most fascinatingly Frrncb American .ictent: "I do j;ot mink that beautiful clothes have anytbiug to do with tbo making of a truly treat nnd talented woman. Wo mmt bo fduccro In our work and thought, and It la only when wo have become successful that wo caDkarfonl beautiful clothes nnd the luxuries that every woman ceres about. Dre, fashion, Btylo are all an art, - to bo studied and pursued, by women espe cially, and to bo made a success of. My clothes take a great deal of my at tention, and sometimes they become even a worry! There Is a class of women who lavish clothes upon them selves to such an extent as to produce a lack of womanly discretion nnd an unbecomingly extravagant -characteristic in their natures. An cxtenslvo and elaborate wardrobo Is often a ne cessity to tho 'stage woman, but to tho 'homo woman' It often becomes a fault of extravagance. Then thero Is anoth er class of woman, particularly Ameri can women, who can well afford all tho latest products of both, tho American and Tarls shops, bat who become ''dif ferent,' sometimes better thought of, because of their sensibly niodcrato supply of fashionable frocks and latest creations. My clothes mako mo very happy, because I know that they aro nil tho gifts of hard, earnest work. I lovo to design and plan tbem and then have every one ndailro and like them, for they are alt my own Ideas and thoughts, made to mako mo nnd lots of other people very, very happy." Miss Held Is charming ami beautiful In all her picturesque frocks and crea tions and can fairly bo called tho "Glass of 1'ashlon and Mold of Torni." There is only one Anna Held, nnd she is the best, most artistically and lientt tlfully dreaded woman on tho Ameri can stage. SAYR E AND I DISAPPEAR 1 VIEW OFJHRONG W'ASIIINOTON, No, nil. Not morn Hum u half ,iloen nei '"lis Knew ill' lite wlieieiilmul'i I01I11.V of r-'inn. eio II. fjiiyie nml Ills lunle, fnuneily Mis Jesniii WiUon, ilmmliler uf President mul .Mrs. W'otjdiow N'il Min. II wiih believed llicy nioliuen In Iliillimore, lull whetlior limy IiiiiikIimI 11 train Iheie or went In isit 1'iieinln in the Mnr.vlnml oily waft' not lionwii. Jt was li'iuni'il linlny Hint I lie Kn Dr. J.eiicli, who peii'oimell Hie eere inoliy, iiielmleil the word "oliey" in lliu n'tvieo M'slerduy ut the Initio request, Dr. Ileneli lend the serv ice fMiietioncil by llio hunk of I'tmi 111011 worcliip in the J'ionli.tenun eliureli, hill sliorlly lieforo tlio eeu mony JMIks Wilson ii'iiuiU'(l tlinl the word "oliox" lie iuM'tleil. , I'laclicully omm.v miveinmeiit n' fielal mul iiicmlier of WuHliiiiglouV t'otir Ininilieil who were not invited to the weililiug, received wrdiltnj; ini liniini'enicntH lliin nioiiilnpr. Tim couple in li-n invr I lie While Iloiiho ue tin titnn ol hm aui men nnd ilio(oyrnOiei-i (lie shji. A1 S o'clock lliey walked n the i mm n tie (d Tie en, paM-eil lliroitgli u pii Mile pnwiiuouiiy nnd luileied on iiiitoiuoliilo wnilint; on n uc slnit The newtipapor men nml rmnein up Icintors wniti'd in tuieulih outside i the While IIihim' until uinluiglit, Etlmonton Dlork Rums I KD.MONTON', AIIkmIik Nhv ;'U, The MeKiiuie, liloek. in the lieiul I lie wliuJosulo ilisliiit lii'ie, u.u i!c hIio.mmI Ii.v j'ue luda. The lot. ji-, esliuinteil ut T.'0.Htl(. . Siipposo ovory inoi'ii ill";, nn cxihtI' were to roust for you sonic very I'ino coriV( fresh for your lirenkl'nst cuj): it could be 110 finer than when you take tho cof fee from n' just -opened nroiutt-tiht can of KchillinK's Host. Is Hint true? If you doubt it after testing the ceffee: uioueybnek ut your grocer's. It's easy to liny and easy to try g; FRESH E.VERY DAY g N. Florence Clark VIOLINIST AMI TlUCllliU Klrst-class Music for nil Occasions It 1(1 V. l'ouitli St. l'liouo 7 KM I EAT 'Tho Manhattan has been oponed under now innmmomutit and has everything to he found In a first clusa restaurant and luiith counter. Let us turntsli some of our C'llOlOi: HOMINMADi: CANIUKS Kor tho ThnnksKlvliiB Feast Fresh From Our Own Fuctory ici: CltHAM If It romos from this store It will ho strictly pure mid flint class. Also nlco line of ThnnkBRlvliiK Favors ' nml Dainties M( BRIDES I have Just received n ionnlgnmeut of JERSEY and I DURHAM COWS i whlrh I wish to eel! ntouce. . L. H. HOUSTON1 One mllo west of Talent. i Men's Suits $1 1.75 Fifty Oregon Cashmere Suits .$11.75 n suit These are $35 Suits, the wnrm nud dressy kind. TheWARDROBE AVest .Main Street If you oat hero you will rollsu your moals nnd will always got tho choic est and best in tho market. Open from (I A. M. to 1 A. M. MANHATTAN CAFE Ninth Front St, ART STORE Reduced prices on pictures nnd picture framing. Century Edition of MUSIC 5c a Copy while it lasts i rimno No, II07-J 30 X. Grnno St. I Latta & Hopkins Nurseries Growers of High-Grade Fruit Trees, Applo and , Poar Trees aro our speeialtics. Stoel: ono-ycar-old , iructs uu iiiiTu-juiu-um ruuis. doihu oi uuai oiciulicis iii tho valley art sot to our trees. Nui-sorios near J Central Point. Hertford office, room 402, r. P. & H. l building. Phone-SG9-Tv. Experience shows that homo f grpwn, nccliinntod trees are tho best. PATRONIZE HOME NUESERIES