The Detroit times. [volume], October 29, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917.
MANTLE IS NEWEST FUR COAT
ji* »-.-mb
,».Mk wn.tmmja tFtjt# ■
BY BETTY BROWN
How to inak> a caju* that is a
•oat jftii)' to hn\c bo n the ton I
thf* rloslinor s»-t (or. btui-»dt. s.nd ;«t
--taint'd *-o fuuwi sillily in iho fur
mantlo -hewn Mr r ii -■ <Mr:n> n» u
t capo in roalits. hit* It is o -■■■»{>« and
th.« it n• tn In fall into broad
«|ot»\rr. nr.d the hi i ■• v collar of long
Society
Nn',,l circle No "7 1. <ll. of
t h*' < r \ R . will •O - ■ .1 H.llloA ♦ ••[,
party Monday ♦■voni'i.:. in t horn*
of Mrs l.oonar: H* i»il« No ,
East Grand blvd
•
The Chur h of To Marrow of th*
Jefferson nv. I’r* I»y' •ri < • hurt h
will rivp it-* anu .1 llnllowf't n party
Tuesday rvi-nim;, at 7 !0 o'clock. In
the largo cyninasuim in NVwVrrv
chapel.
•
Alpha hr.> ano K.iir.'ii' t"U'.
Mi< < aho. v ill f;. a Jo it H '1
jovr. * n dum ing par’>. Monday
*v»nmy. in tl»o La,l, Warren and
Mi Kirn-dry av*-s
•
I»r C. U Ihw of Philadelphia,
will &U* a (♦•(Him i<\\ ‘Pyromc• i;•
and its IlmUailOMs, hofon theSt»* !
Treating sooiotv. \Vcdl,> ,(
diiv evening, in the loin-* r«n»nt »*(
the I>> i.r.l of ' 'omni* ;* •
Ih* Vo'ing !’«« I*' t • 1 *
Kit «f P-c. by tori.■ a cl ,r a v. ll i iv.
a llnllowor ii patty, in ti church
house, Th iiviL 'a' Min', No'. I
-- .
The For* *t Pi. byrerian CL Itch
has revolved an poal for j*-Hy
jam and pickle* from tin Ur> •• >-
terinn < bur* h in IJvle ( •* k. to in
used m the preparation of tb* fro.
luncheons given to soldiers at Camp ]
Custer, Sunday afternoon- l’<
church will gret* fully r* r • dona
tlona of these articL
Hallowe'en panic will b< given
Tuesday ami Wednesday o\*rin-s
Evening ( oat of
In usual Lines
TOR
Th’ nhu'iiml rout i>< of black cltlf
on, made on a fnitndntlnn of white
>at|ri, and tho very full about'the
«hotiln<ra l.« field in at the hem In
i he»»v double frill
Th> chief f*Ature of thb »nl* r *Mf-
U Wrap in the "mantemi" bock
Thlch In cf chiffon heavily cmbrobl
'red v»Ml> nold and silver *brrad uni
hickh Miwn with rc ritn-* Th
tope ml eoilur ;*r f ' dutnn*Yl rijlih
•»rvl* ot ftJkuak (
fur, with the fur -a.-h, completes
the coat Illusion.
In the mantle wo discovi r the pos
ibdlti* oi 'doming fur. The corn
•dnation of two furs, such as seal
m I t k ink, a in this model, ts one
w.*\ to at ,iln tln. effect, and the
application of heavy braid and
erjiilc ornaments is another
.;i th* Parkview Athletic club for
to mb and th*dr vilest* Th« 200
•■v o»m >oi ■ win have recently
loiried th< club will he the special
-■ tests of botioj The pntgram wilt
ffer H.-llow. en games, music and
dancing.
• •
1 ’• • ' 'O. c Ladles of the G A
' " si'*- < octal and card party,
'•dr:' -d \ iftrrnoon and evening,
u * h.< honp of Mrs Thomas f>*voy,
n 1 ui : Twelfths The afternoon
t mrs will . devoted to ewinr for
t e led t-rO'S mid the evening to
r.ltdt NutU'er Will be. served at
<> 7<t o’clo. k
tr .
I:c f*< fro it city chorus will he
' c. .-■ I Monday evening, in On
' I'ist - bool, under the direction
• ’I •• i ecy, it ion commission. The
1 • e <.immunity sing
it's' "rcuni ’ion ind Its ranks will
f ‘ open to hth s. » and all un*
Ihr (ouitnnnlty choruses in N< \*.
>or a rid o'her larpe rifies of th**
e'unir'. lathering in the public
t'e iloro tiiocif us arouse
, a 'on m in the .onglng of Am- r.
> ' na»e al <nthems »nd Mines \
ci ( violin frainin. i- required for id
chorus.
\ "*I itc elephant * sale will ho!
'old for <he benefit of the Sophie 1
1 Wright nurseta. In connection
"l I t!,i Kast Side settlement, dur
mr t!'. W..-K of Nov. I.' IS'uiatloTV
■■t* f.o|i|eii-<t el ill kinds of hone
o 1 and eff« anti clothing The-p may |
'"• mto t:.* Vinton company stor
age t: op si’s Henuhien and Wood
bridge »* . i.r v |! pe called for if
be • < rtlcnienf house Is notified I
l‘b“ C bovine have taken bene*
ft’ 'hi ’''lT I ? canon of concert.«
• I>• 1 1 o;''beptr:il aNNOfia
iti 'ii. whir >i vill nfen Monday even
!mp in \r< dla, with the Chicago
I S' ■ nfifthn> or< lu stra. Arthur Bh*t
-1 ''< k. I'i '.ni t, soloist Vl*-“dnnie«
! Kr» derici. M Mnt, I/m W. llowcti.
J * li.irb. \Y Pmrd John N. Mayle>,
j fames nurpi- > • Hook. .lr . Theodor*
j l> f’. ihl, N J ( on y, (baric* A Du
i charm*’, Horace i: Dodge. John K
| Dodire, John M. Hyar. Merton t!
Farr, ft M Ferry. Jr . lame* H
Ford. < lav ton A Gnnnell, George
Hr rrreaves. Hrneft \V. Haa**,
Frank J H*’Cker. Ktigone W Leu|»
Ralph S. I unp, Wilfred (\ Leland
Lurjen P Moor*' Jr, William V,
Moore, U< act’ 1* Mc'slmpr, Philip
1 11. McMillan If Adlincton N**«
man. Arthur S. Parker, Morse Roh
’n* rt. Joseph H K< hlotman. Harry
1 Skillman John S Sweeney, Txujl'
! K Hit >r. •! Jay U inton, James
- North Wright. J Harrington Wain
*T. Moser* t'hnrle* L Freer ami
Jacob S. Farrand. Jr.
Ihe innuil f oiumcnrernenf eir
c<ho« and re' cpUon of the Parrnnd
Training w c|i ml for Nurse* i.i ron
nefien with Harper bn nilnl will
tike place rhur>da> owning. Nov
I. ill the Wt n* Count > Medical o
riety auditorium The graduating
cla** includoi* ijrctia Henson. Am a
Hello McClure, Dot a Keller, h lor
rnre Crane, Amelia rowan. Kmh
ryn Flynn, Grctchen ltt*r. Rlrdie
Harrington. I.illle M Lister, It. n
I arr, FIK Mclntosh. Fdlth Frcorn.
Krrnn Fog, Ltla Sibray, JeaM<> y. M< !
F nr.ie. KMh Ix>we, Irene MU6hell. ,
IMnnche Ho**. Marie Corey. Mar ni
pt Gre*n, Major!* Fraser, Donald.■
l'evaney. Juli* Dwyer, Alice Whit- |
nev. Roaeniarv Swe»>t, Marlon Chap
man. G* aidine S.uinieM, Alv»i na'
( rone, Alta Griffin, Neva Wilson,
Adelfiid- 1 Holt, Father RobertStel
la A 'lan* r
Children Ory
r OR fLETiJtER'J
CASTORUi
MATERNITY
K | < * e vpi In tit inot t. f i n*r<l u»a t i t>
- itllkbl* .|. tin•» «•. tien DANK I
HRYVNI' hews at all tint* 1 -* »«
a »«t n variefj of maiernlty aprenei *
• • rli*-r (Inn* normal
f’at'ntefl a<! luaimeat* |.ar- j
fr t Tt and *' '•« li»’i« at all time*. I
w ttheut a It' iat lens.
Lane BrynntM»l.i":;.,
THEATERS
Vs iJI.S I 1«
Offerln* Julian Kill litre in I L*-
Count#** Charming, tl" Maj-stlc
*crern this week pr.ivldea hearty
laughs over th.- sa»:< . salve develop
ments >*f the plot, ref.let.. vs 11ti am •
priaing situations and which serve*
to pieaent KHllilir t<* the screen,
wdiero hi* umuu t.-tP-nts .m <•» -
tain t‘> please i| ■.le hs tnm h i•• gl •
ha'- "it the pi .kink slhk
“The I'ownfe-s t luiinlm ' c- ;» hgt,t
and airy come.lv w tm- n f..; I mv
l>\ > i.de 11 Iturg i— - 1 snd «'« i" 1> n \\ •U *
and smio'ks s'roiiKl.' of th< n <1
i oined*. t vp< of Impossild' i .u i \
was the 'a***- w th h’« app'-t uj • * "'i
th* stage, Kiting*- 1 1\ • .« » • i:f• 'i
a lice that I* entirely tie-' from .an\ -
thing wlil> li iioaht mffle the poi »
of Ins and I eiiee s ll\ the ;•■ p. .. t
plication of make-up. ml the , ,j*|l
proper and ntor.* than • i.il’ .iif‘t
cult application of cl the--, 1 •• jtl■ l •
to nsaurrie th* n••• I. <1 ;n ’ • ft 1 •
Countess Kaff'dski !■ In ■!•
gree, Asaumirig t'" r «■ “f i
•foreign l»d\ of 11»' • I’lin;* i«
Saunders. »i'.- e»sfultv I? t d.i. . *
himself into in e . .f iw ■i• • i •
whh-h lie h.vd pr Vh'tisC been os'i
| c|*ed intriguer Mm*' if nc* iLe •>
| ftd*nce of the lad'. fl. s h»*f.|t
| t tint he Is a Id. * a *e,.j t. * I
he stand* in her • r, .1
lales most r>f the rr * n fi :u five'
and mon*v n. .'• i,«t ~o ■ t I: i
.('roe* and fnall* wh* o t *> '• e
appini-'h.s emt us iu
i d,n loses l,ii «1 ml t■ 1. i,' iv .cl !
j forgiven
Tl «■ Ma • «t i t <*Y- o, . j '. ~
I Ins song rnimhii* and ;i I 1 t u
additional r it 1 • .•
:st a llnten t > f < K' * ■ ' I
I pli tures vs th ml. ' • tit • h,v I \ I 1
Jd.loot I Mutt .in-i t -ff ui'i *< ' -
i/• f Vsw <.r|e*i>* 1 lid ntl. e • ,■ • •
, f interest
I it Kl tl
(n announ* mi th*' > • n uy r ’■ **
music*l ali u to it.e (,y. . i’ - i*• > -
* gen* In <1 *■ sc t 1 lung 11 c .*
|«*r 11 ie< 'rich. :it ■ c .i iol . .u"
j« ildn might w ttt ■ niid- t t* l, •*
the move ti r'‘>nd hv ■• j 11. ti out
the flrn two adjeetli's Th - Would
lea'-e h t Mrll i lequ.vt' t s ':p t ~ ?l
of Th producth n
IT seem* m jutv that c.itrr.vr
with rv* much cleverness nd talent
a i thi* one posse ..vnn 1 t*r • *•( •
a * rr, in n tigl n •
j fortnan* e <*•» i* nia n ■• ••»•••
i« given to « > par
tl*rtst s I rO' t•|H • I ■ >1 I! 1 1 .... I
n!ll> Ttnu *• ' t -.p y
v'loltn ’■ * • I *• . < i ■• t •
men. some of w t i <rt -< ■ -m I »
11 \el V Ch< uUS I len 1 1 1;. I ,
sUrt Hi" tlii'iei.t 1 'n* .''' small
nnd the hf i \en lu'C' h.t th
not In fredll • n f| i • v 11 1 v ■ ’ v
nnd fn»r«Mi»«t f>" htl' i" W u'e
fhe.oine.l. «t.. i“• 1 ( : I *i ’ .nvth : t . m t
heme iust .. h "lj<’ ' .<lB of songs
ind vpe laities, u|ld I,a Ml' il '-
pr“i e.i if . et - '* and V 'gol" '“l'
Hilly Itons. is not • • r.I • large snd
odd looking. I ,t h* esn d.ince In nn
am’i.- nr grote* ;ue fashion find ei r '6
entetfalnlngly when he wants to.
t.'ke r.fher h:g n.eti on the ‘tlvge .
r dle . largely upon hi* ei*. Hitts
\Y •**. n Hat rot t M) wTm appet- u
his kfac* is diminutive. I .it hig to
Ms success witli the audiem e f> r'
time he led the < hoi i« n «..’’o* 'r •*
son* the crowd would M k the pr
gress of the enter! linu cotT' 'r* r
etstence f.>r more Miss Ka*elie
ftoo? h. is hn p1 1 * * t lie j ir t <.* n e\ | •
on sand dicta torla I w If*. I« nn s 11 *
who deserves a belter 'n 1 e tn t" j
hs • t- a par t m the u **< *
Tl.c performance »v til he 'u tt,e !,• I
eeupi ail week with ti)e mi ,v I ini'
IP s followed h> I'eg O' M ■ Heart’
next wf'k
i.ti rm
i.eo-ge K Haves, In th ...» 1 !
It. r*-,* n Klderherrv I* ftte k*v st n* i
r'-'oir whom is wrltt* n m *t pf th<* i
lines n "t> le i'x * Trip t.. N v. .
y. y." a two-act buries. |U* present'd)
-A new economy in food
if you agree with the many thrifty
women who are finding that H-O
helps to save household money and at the
same time provides a nourishing, strength
ening breakfast dish.
Try H-O and see if it won’t largely re
place expensive eggs and meat on your „ fei
breakfast table.
Notice that you only have to cook R . cipe .. H . O ” B ,~d
H-O 20 minutes. That s because 2 *w o o«.- mi,
steam-cook H-O 2 hours at the mill.
% tihlfspnoM v«lt, 1 table
Try H-O too for the new delieiousness <i.’‘^ei
of its true nature-flavor. cup m lukm.rm war#, Add
t>oiling niter to Oatmeal and
let fitand 1 hour; add molasaea,
; Wouldn't today be a good time to start “'/• ' ;': r> di '' ,,!vM ”,
* ” <ake and flour; let ra»*>e until
to serve H-O? And remember: One r *ub|e ii hulk, beat thorough* I j
1 c t t 1 - ... Ijr ute liand to ahape turn
package ol H-O makes 30 dishes of dc- to buffeted bread paas let I
licious, nourishing oatmeal. ImVVM .™i'i ««* '
steam Looked I
DETROIT TIMES
|hi Hose SxdelVs leindon Pe||es, i
the I'.fi'cti theater tills wrek.
If Mr \V''hater, when he compiled
the cJieiuina ry, iruiude.i the noun
i•**?».' • ■ ti* <t must liave witnea.»e.l
K ite Pulltn in in * ne of her d*p. it -
Illii in hers «.f which this vviek's bill
sooimls It is certain that aim is
• ti*- n0.,-i hind working principal "ti
the hut I* .<i 1 1 • ■ stage In .1 dancing
; ii'iml.rr with T.ildle Smith, she act.red
j l!'* "'• «•! noon hit, Sunday.
“M •> n Non li .tight Your I»ii>ertv
IH' ip. ;» descriptive sing number by
the up.,l.- (.iinpMny. wuh worth about
I • gl.t iipmes '.cording i<« the value
J placed n It hy the audience,
A shap'd, ai l Mud w -rking chorus
| iv not ihi lenst plea .«nt feature of
J the pei formiin, e W hat Is more un
| usual t nef'« '.’a* n**t n poor vole* In
the ii •. r reggi i.ip
'• and P ir> - i•. a pleasing voire and
Ii« a iipai le 'lan.er as well a« a vir
iu • n i >■■’ ..ii i 'am Lewis, the
in* vital,!' fftdirats* r median, has s
! li'-w «'■*■ ri ' oil of I nei and gets hi
i">* . 1.,-- l ‘ ape. Altogether
11 is an . »• • I'-nt hill
nit I’ll hi st
th the heroine r* irarding men
I’ 'ti md '' ieni . if n t with actus!
• n.* m ;>t ind th hero * g,.tls*|c*ll\
11 >' I. kn >\v. all nhout women
inde.i ,n V; idy." th# feature
!■ ui ii t ' •it 'h.-um this w#ek. with
j M V.m. ri « sail* In the principal
i p,| 1 .111 I. II ! f ! 1-Mrr ll h*! lead
’ *-up, 'I is ii f ptur»* play fill) of
jp. - till '|c S .'ilPplj MallEed.
'■>!ii i)d ii A ready" is in sit'd rn
t p .• :h l*c;»er « •”*, with advent iif •
> - lllierulix stinkier! thru
i.: t: i* f ■ ipii'cs and grip-, the In
■ Mr*, i is'.le widely known
' i- r i.sti im; fiitd ns 'hr “best
• ' '\ no in AH' run 1 1 seen
•i « t <■ insi 'i.'t'n ui dan'
■ ! . O'i i, itrii graceful, and not »•
w i ,'i • f elaborate and artis* ■'
. i ■ i, , l ii it mm of her iiw n d>' a’gti
i •< u r n who outcla**es her
•r'- ph'» < ompanton *n dariny.
i. ' . .-.nil ~>r spoils and in r*-
| hip “f In* - -s In ping w ith emar-
AP ' ■ the thrilling scenes ar«
thoie ..v* >• .»’ w Mrs f'.istlc leaping
fr«. if .♦ ei T. hsnrlMns a canoe
li tie I'Httllpg for her life
ui H • tin il-nt stream after her
. frud (•>>!< > overturned and fighting
j' ■:i:iii • - ui attack h**' <n the
t to i • * ■ «r,i which Is shown
•• • . ist.oce 1
! ' index ill,* I- l 1 inc'udes a K'y
] don ne'i\ and ■ *t■ i»• rim* of in
- ■ ♦
ItIX.IM
Typical ranch 11 f•» Is reallsUcally
, : rtrs < I in “The Mnti From Painted
Post. tl.* Ugrnt theater’* screen
'• ntiii» for t week w ith r>ouglas
! I 'iiri anks in the j rlnripsl r >|e, ft's
I a ni'lodrama f ,<■ west, with au
:h*ntlc presentation f the lif» of
tl, istfl* iHPg*. the I -nnclltic of the
senrllugs, M r "hustlnß of Tift* bron
ch>'s. the raids *.f tlir 'tittle rustlers
end the retaliations of the ranchers
In the snp*araiv' of « p ref t y school
ma< her from the east th* pursuit of
revenge is interfered with somewhat
hy the lure of love, and « dual claim
I Is rstahllshed on th*' interest of the
j ipeef a tot
Ka ii harks n« “Fan* > Jim’’ Rher
: w «.od, has ded,o.afe«l h’i ’lf.- to the
I pursuing of ' S '-SO Smith.’ the had
| i.ian bully of the range, who has
I slum the sister ..f Sherwood. ffher- i
[ «o,i(l do- '<*.« himself f,, acquiring i
]• ,t profh enri In the handling of
; > e SI x - ill. '<> r I IV h ch will give hI m
i • inetldu., ' fa *h >w in the Inevi- I
t'i '*; fo<) • with the dexter' u* gun- j
|uc n. I vent nail v he i« called upon
•t" n a- in a hand of t .rtlers and ]
t! ejr leader Is surprised to find
i’ • <■ hle-■ t r-f his soai- h. Th**ir mu
tual ll>t< leS* in ; • school teacher’
n»crel\ s- rves to a- • entuat. tlieir erf
rult.v
*i-. oling M e stipp, rt ■ f Kslrbank 1
far* r.lleen P- ro> and Frank Ham
-1" mi. Tin- em'»in ..’i • ( the screen j
, m '.-.•tin n- Ip*'' ,i ihi Ist ie comedy i
md it -i rt't - which are sh'.wn
German Officer Escapes
From Detention t amp
• •‘W*
* jff
,©4l
i.'Lurt'NANT
I.lrnl. Kuna (liritf. nho hrouiht tt>»
flrlll»l» liner \i*p»in to Hnniplon
Itonila h» n prltt, Hftrr htt rnp
tnre n!T tt,«- ititrrt liv the l.trnipn
r»il«l»-r tluror 1-cnrlv two Jf»rii hk«,
Ma» oik- of to tiriaonrra who c»-
«-n|te«f from the alien eiirm.i deten
tion <-nnt|> at tort McPherson. The
other nine litre me in her* of the
• rei>a of the >j*|<nin nml the f»-
biopi rnmiier ee detlrojtt
latel t-'rledrli-h.
both before and nffer the regular
vaudeville program.—
mi; r.s
.1 11 l Snnd-r' M no f the pnpu
-1- favor.te*- " lie mmlral comedy
t ifje i m»ih r. ■ • • -t npi» irtnrt
In motion pi'.tune " ih «eek in rh»
Mile » rh.-ate n T'" I: ii n.i \\ «v. ’ At
anointed with Mir.- . und-mon la the
entire cornpan;- that ipi**-s • erl with
her in tli" original • n*t
The -toiv t-tin of Alice \v»-v an
orphan ieareil h\ her tin le and aunt.
Whefj T'anforth singer. ct>m»* ft,
Alice'* tvorld *he falls In love with
him and ho with her The romance
la well told and splendidly stag.-d
and the ||(M-t> •; ta J I-n if. in ever- re.
a pec t M < lleilt In the
r*»t are »ijch veil Known player* is
Ada St. Clair I’ >ro Plow-den, t»nni»
F.llia-in and Norm n Trevor Th»
picture :« a. reem and • -eroding; and f<>l-
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick’s
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
low mu the vaudeville matinee and
I preceding the tv t show nt night
- ■ ♦-
« t«HIM.TIIN
Tl.e h'K melodrama < f the race j
track "Tli* W hip.' wfcu h win hint
t*» thla rqun tr> from the. luuir i
theater t.indoc ami h ' >•
> e#n on the stage .« It I tip prraep.tetl
in motion putun form tlla week, on!
the Wa«hinittntt *, ri>"n
"The Whip win hw i* a|>.- f-*t il 11 I
Iv produ- et) on the rpoahinj; state in
douldy a«. t.n the acreen li ii-tdN
Itaelf ti. t,.g v. tinM of movement it <i
< olor. In ta exhibition of |,r>i evflrah
alone, ft In h retnarlxtie »:-ctael*»
The in p i t ne In c.r of tin the
hunt )>ail in inagn ihem. and tie
train wr ret k and autrimoblic • < ll.alnn
as exciting an aiijm n. tlm «r ever
ihown on th* Ntie»n
There la a iinri of love eporlloK
honor, Intrig 10. eelf-aa-. rtHce a-id dar
ing runniit tlirti*. tj t the pmt te.i
ecerea whi*h tell ti e *>,l,- in »» ft
mot o« acti it. Irving
dime r.lvlcjfc. Mina iiatilor »nd ot|»-
I<• ft!tn f.tvtuilea *tih t th< "-.pal
ha ranters.
Th« m urn program offers « vat
ety of other picture* arul Emmons
I and <***lv!n offer n-*w songs
NEW DESTROYER
IS SPEED MARVEL
\VASIM\f»TO\» Uct Keporf**
ha-r boon matin in the Navy Impart
mnnt upon th** trials nf one of the
| newest type destroyer*. known tip
j tpc service a« "the flu**h d<wk type,"
j w hlclt moans that the deck has been
I Mapped of the things ihat are to bo
i fount! on the dock pf iho older do
.vtroyeis. Tl.e nm boats were ro
uiiirt il to il»* i lop not l« ■-s Uvn h'r
I >' five knol.-- on tl ejr trial mp, bill
' ith t.h*' Engine* properly tun»d up
i t-ospijTi knoiN additional are not oni>
I pro hie but prob.ihlo It is n*c per
■ tniiteil to publish the resulte furilier
than o say that the officers were
I very eiithtisiasile in their report.-*
j ' ’
Arthur Shattuck |
p atriot-Pianist
Appaarlng With th«
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
At the Arcadia Auditorium Thla Evening Uses th«
.
; Steinway
PIANO -
Tt is tho t hoicp of tho most famous and talented artists it is heaid in connec
tion with the greatest orchestras. Merit alone is the consideration for sucli
choice—musical attainment in highest degree is the result sought. That, with all
Makes of Pianos to select from, the STEIN
WAY is chosen by the leading pianists,
musical authorities and organizations the world
over, bespeaks quality everywhere recognized
and established as supreme.
Steinway grands commence in price at $H2 r >;
uprights, ss’»o up. Other instrument.- taken
in exchange. I
The prestige, dignity and richness, standing I
and musical superiority of the STFTNWAY,
make it the Piano in which you will find great
est pleasure in ownership!
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EAT VETCH ANO
SAVE THE BEANS
Oregon Conservation Agent j
Says Scods Vre As (iood
and Much Cheaper
CI'GENE. Ore , Ort. ; ' — l The eat
ing nf vnfoh ftu-d by people of j
Uih! mote br ans ruay bo »**nf I
to th** BoldietN of Allien w is
unr»‘d at* a part nf pa»riotlNm by j
.Ml-*a ltuili ( orbntt, ron»ervßtlnn |
apnnt for luinn and IVnugUn conn J
tin*, at ih* Latin County fair.
Mis* Corbett demonstrated vnrl
; nua manner* in whit li the r-eed may |
i b** prepared for the table Hbe j
j called ftft«'ntlon to ihe fact that!
' vetch «**ed contt* about one thlrd p*
I much at* beans.
‘Th** people of Oregon can trreat
jly incre.-uie the supply of heano
I available for the Noldiera by eatinjr
'•'i * *‘l." Paul "The iroop**
j arc pot u*»«d to vetch and they are
|to bean*. Be*ideji, the government
"<mld not be inclined to experiment
with anew- food in time of war."
Mt*** Corbett a ,ci o urged the peo
pie of l#ane courtly to can poultry
on account of the nigh price of
feed, demonstrating method*
"The cockerels especially should
j lie killed and canned, for they will
j eat th< it heads off during the win
j • r at the present price of feed,’’
she said.
A physician -.*>-* that worry
! makes people thin, but it doesn't
| 'cent to affect fat women who worry
* over their fat.
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PADDIPI/ Popular Mrtl W»<.
uMnnllrl— fr £ 9 y ,n^..
Mflit*. fn 12 Ofi
John Farrlml KnOriulnm^nt
JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN
with
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Curtain Economy at
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Shop
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Filet and Novelty
Lace Edge Curtains
Practical In Laundrying
$2.75 Curtains at...... $1.95 pair
12.95 Curtains at 12.25 pair
13.75 Curtains at f2.75 pair
F4.75 Curtains st $3.75 pair
Madras Curtains
$2.50 Curtains at. .... .$1.50 pair
M-50 Curtains st.. M .. $2.95 pair
Voile and Marquisette
Novelties
<11.75 Curtains st... .. .$1.25 pair
95 Curtains st $1.50 pair
$2.25 Curtsins st $1.75 pair
$2 50 Curtains st sl-95 pair
$2 95 Curtains at $2.50 pair
|3.50 Curtains at .$2.75 pair i
Drapery and Upholstery
Materials Moderately
Priced at all Times
1» will repay you to visit thl*
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