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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1948)
i Wearing Apparel Much Appreciated By Women, Girls Believing that "nothinp is more appreciated than wearing ap parel by women and girls" Lowells are very proud or the merchandise being shown for tots, girls and Bobby Teens The manufacturers of girls' wear realize that tha "m,nn I-.,..,, -- iauy- is coming intov her own and is just as style conscious as her mother. Outstanding examples being shown at Lowell's to substantiate the above is in the dress depart ment. With the bulk of their dresses priced at under S5 the show dressees that are sanfor ized, and made of such fabrics as Dan River, Bates and etc Styles begin at size 1 lor the tod dlers, and even In this size range offer full skirts, pepllns, and othc. details that were formerly shown in the ladies' departments onjy. cottons are being shown in many striking prints and color combinations, and are made into styles that lean towards the par ty dress, the school dress, and the play dress. The general re action has been exceedingly pleasing with mothers as thti'r unugoti-io nun un-ss pret tily, yet in a "tub-able" garment. ( A rather new size range feat ured at Lowell's is the Bobby Teens, which Is rapidly growing in popularity. Designed to bridge the gap between girls' and junior sizes it offers a sizing for the pe- tit nt' Drnufinn rinnm .mi -,..t ... b.v... ...a. iifiuic, nu 31 ! i"i that is morr mature than the girls' range, yet in keeping with tne ag eoi the girl who is a Bob by Teen." Featured in both girls and Bobby Teen size ranges is taffeta both in plain colors and mixed colors. Lowell's believes that girls of all ages are demanding styles for them in something that molher will like too, and has devoted a Daicony in tne store exclusively NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. n it t 1 i it twraflr- r it -- f, I t Kurt. THEY SMALL HAVE MUirM - L.... mi -l . ., -r.cmr. b, i-hoto wo w uufsn win tnooiB rscora players or radios to OOJtow gifts Christmas morning. Hero are these and other electric appliances, such at toasters, cof fee makers and mixers as seen at Miller's, 212 N. Jackson St. This Christmas window display was judged third best by a secret committee of the Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Asso-ciation. for the convenience of qirls from me lonelier to the Bnbbv Teen, or the store within a store as they call it. They are pleased that the manufacturers are catering more and more to the girls and believe that wearing apparel will be waiting under many Christmas trees for many girls and with Me .Un..K. ! I I 1 tin.-. imuuiii 111 luiiiu uavt' adopted the slogan "Let Lowell's ha Vftllr- Cunla'c hnlnr " Prepare to Quit Seats PORTLAND, Nov. 29. (.D Two state liquor control commis sioners have indicated they will resign to allow Douglas McKay to name his own commission when he takes over as governor. The action Is customary. Dr. Orval Eaton, Astoria, and Admiral Thomas L. Gatch, U. S. 1 N. retired, Portland, said their resignations were readv. Harry D. Boivin. Klamath Falls, already has notified Governor-elect Mc Kay he will leave the office Jan. 11. Dr. Eaton said he would ask McKav tn nnnnint tha miu mission while the present mem- ufia me sun in oiiiee. Me said this would permit the new com- mlssinn tn cit in nn IVinlp on....!.... ana Become familiar with the job. Firemen's Ball Dated in Armory Christmas Night As the city's oldest social event, the 66th annual Fii-aman'. Dal1 will again be held in the Rose burg Armory Christmas night, Dec. 25. The affair is sponsored rav.ii jear ny me KoseDurg Vol- It was announced that Johnnie Lusk and his orchestra, of Eu gene, has been secured for the omi. me lusk orchestra Is a nine-piece dance band with a girl ' ,Km flre -niei tilenn H. Taylor. Several committees have been appointed to arrange for the dance, demi-nta tha Acm,.., attend to other details of the tra- unionai occasion. The ticket Cnlas mmmlllM l eludes Wallace A. Rapp, V. R. """""i vmii rrenriCKson and Tavlor: nrrhacti-n Mrmi,, William E. Mills, James Bewley and Taylor; greens and decora tion committee, Bud Ellison, Rob ert Browning, Bill Chalmers, Charles Noble and Bill Unrath. Because Christmas falls on Sat urday this year, Promoter Elton Owen has agreed to give up the Armory that night In order that the traditional l-'l rAinan'i Dull may be given, said Taylor. u proceeds irom the ball will go into the social fund of the ROSebUrff Vnlttntnat 17 1 nnM This fund is used to make pur chases of equipment and furni ture for the tiro hall .. I refreshments for social occasions. BOUNCING SNOW BALLS For an linitCllal rlaw-.l l utriui AUUII in the room, out colored wnt-r in a fish bowl or Other rfunn hni.il Float flower nn tha tn Ajj four tablespoons of citric ' acid, i hi re ii-aspoons oi soda and a few moth balls. The moth halls will bounce lln anH Hnuii, f - i r " " 'U"K ft SECTION 2 PAGE NINE "'te gWhen you think of you think of "Nothing is more appreciated by lodies and girls than wearing apparel." When you think of wearing apparel . . . . you think of ifowells Avoid lost minute shopping problems, select the gift of your choice NOW. Use Lowell's layaway plon ond it will be gift wrapped and ready to put der the Christmas tree. Choose your gift from Lowell's complete selection. Let Lowell's be your Santa's helper. itA M x jl ix j i f Christmas-Boxed Cannon Towel SetsI Men's Pajamas for Christmas! Long-looped Connon terrys! Two whopping-big bath towels ond three washcloths packed in a bright sun-design box to bring Christmas cheer! In rose, blue, green, peoch or yellow to blend with or highlight any bathroom! A welcome gift priced to save you money! Others at 2.98 and 5.79 Men's Boxed If ft HANDKERCHIEFS 79c Towncraft pajamas magic words that can solve so many of your Christmas gift problems! They ore made from fine quality Sanforized cotton. Bright colored stripes that all men like to wear. Slipover or coat styles. Elastic or drawstring trousers. A. B. C. D. A real buy at this price! Others in coat styles only. Handsomely boxed . . . 4.98 and 6.90. Men's OPERA SLIPPER to 1.49 3.98 f In prints, woven patterns ond whites, three to a box. Boys' Flannel Shirts Here is an ideal gift for dad to make his evening more enjoyable All leather in sizes 6 to 12. 2.29 Made of a heavy weight flonnel. Makes an ideal gift for the winter months. Ties Are Always a Nice Gift 98c In all types of patterns in wools ond royons. A tie to suit any man's taste. Others at 1.49 and 1.98. Give Him a Marathon Hat 5.90 Here's the famous Marathon Mid Field fine quality fur felt, sporty factory blocked lines, new wide brim binding, fully lined! Young men go for the styling, all man go for tha down-under price! Sea it yourself! Shop the town if you like you'll be back for Marathon! Others at 4.98 and 6.90. Blocked and unblocked in a number of shades ond styles. H3 Give Him a Good Shirt-a Towncraft! 2.98 A sparkling holiday ossortment of famous Towncraft woven-in pottern shirts! Candy stripes, bold stripes, club stripes, a selection to gladden his heart on Christmas morning, Sanforized, naturally! Nu-croft collars. Spe cial holiday wrap. Priced so low you save on every one. Also in white and rayon decorated. Sizes 14 to 17. 2.98 and 3.98 Winterweight Blanket Robe 6.90 For all-around comfort, there's nothing like a warm blonket robe! You'll like the way it holds the warmth next to your skin ... the soft ness that's never scratchy or itchy. Glen ploid with three roomy pockets and corded fringed sash. Maroon, navy, brown. All sizes including longs. Available in other patterns. Cable Knit SWEATER 4.98 Here is a beauty in soft all wool. A nice gift for ony young man. In maize, white, blue and tan. Sizes 36 to 42. Captskin GLOVES 3.98 Here is o fur-lined glove that he will surely appre ciate receiving. In block tan and brown. Others 1 .98 to 3.98. th
