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LATEST IM KMININE WEAR ii shown hare by Mrs. Fred Lockwood, left, and Mn. Maion Me-
Dermont, shown chatting in Mabel lewif after n afternoon ot snoppmg. Lowar prioro inowi
Mn. MeDermont admiring on of the creations to be found in Mabel Lewis' millinery department.
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FIRST AID KIT
A transparent plastic first aid
kit manufactured in transparent,
clear plastic and colors can be
ref'lled with first aid supplier
or reused for fishing flies, sew
Inc items, Jewelry, buttons, cos
metics, curlers, odds and ends.
FINER POINTS IN HOME WASHING art epUind fo Mn. Nor.
man Arby by E. M. "Shorty" Straight, applianc salesman for
Modern Furnitura company. (Picture by Master Photo Studio)
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conclusion of tht program at the corner
of Jackson and Oak Streets.
"Something old and something new"
proudly presented
by
RDSEBURG
Here's How To
Condition Hair
Constant exposure to the sun,
and repeated dousings in the
surf can change the loveliest hair
into an uncooperative thatch.
You can restore the luster and
pliability of your hair with the
application of a fine soothing
hair conditioning oil followed bj;
a gentle oil shampoo.
A pleasant and effective treat
ment is suggested by Mary Imo
gene Shepherd, noted cosmeti
cian. Apply a lubricating condi
tioning oil, preferably heated, to
the hair. Brush each strand
thoroughly till the oil is absorbed
by hair and scalp. Allow the oil
to remain on lor at least ten
minutes.
Follow with a highly concen
trated oil and soap shampoo, di
luted at the rate of an ounce of
shampoo to two ounces of water.
Firmly work the mixture In, cov
ering every portion of the hair
and scalp. Rinse, and rinse ve
hemently, till the hair literally
squeaks between the lingers,
for naturally curly hair, or
New Knityarn
Makes News
Here's knit news for Fall. A
yarn of rayon fiber enters ths
picture, in a profusion of colors,
each deeper than we've seen yet
in any material. The new yarn
sports a beautiful luster and
wonderfully soft texture. Comes
in twenty colors including white.
It launders like a dream, won't
shrink or run. Best of all. you'll
find it a tower of strength. We
found it Impossible to break with
bare hands.
for aeeentuatln a permanent
'wave, apply a steam towel after
the shampoo to remove excess
moisture. Set as usual, then dry.
In time hair treated in this man
ner acquires a fresh glow. The
oil retained after the shampoo
furnishes the suppleness robbed
by sun and sea.
Between shampoos brush your
hair the required one hundred
strokes per. This vigorous spank
ing distributes the oil evenly,
brings out the slightest sugges
tion of a wave.
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invitation to gracious dining...
IMPERIAL CMSLEWICK
Hand-Crafted Table Crystal
There's never o dull table in your home when you
set it with this versatile, hand-crafted crystal designed for
your home. IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK quietly ossures
your friends of your good taste on occasions colling for
formality.
You can start a new set or buy pieces to match your
pattern from our large selection of the three famous
IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK styles.
Housewares Department Downstairs
UMPQUA VALLEY
A horn owned and operated store
202 N. Jackion Phone 71
See a shockproof
WYLER watch
thrown from
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tower
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If you pick
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If tha wafch is not running
or the balance staff is
broken due to the fall, Law
son's will giv you
$100 for the
watch
WYLER .
shockproof,
waterproof
watches are
your best buy.
Prices start
at $39.75.
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