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Candy is always a treat.
When the candy is
Whitman's the treat is
something special. And
here in our store the
Whitman's candies you
select have a wonderful
new-confected fresh
ness, assured by our
Whitman's Refrigerated
Candy Department. Ever
since we introduced this
handsome refrigerator, our
customers have been find
ing Whitman's candies
more of a treat than ever
Have you treated your
self to a box lately?
EVERY I0X YOU BUY HERE IS GUARANTEED FRESH
Friday Folly
Returned by popular demand . . . those felt-base linoleum rugs that
Jack Farin and Son had on their Friday Folly special a few weeks ago.
This time, we have a shipment just twice as big, so if you were dis
appointed before come in now and buy.
Thrifr-Tex
FELT BASE RUGS
Size 9'xl2'
In beautiful
floral and
mottled
patterns
Hurry, Hurry
and select
the rug you
want the
quantity is
limited.
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I Folly Prices
Effective
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Friday night
' From 6 to 9 P. M.
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The rug
for porch, kitchen
or cabin.
Green
Stamps
with every
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purchase at
Jack Fariss & Son
STORE HOURS
Open Every Night 'til 8 P. M.
Friday Night 'til 9 P. M.
For Your Shopping Convenience
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Highway r0 N. at Garden Valley Rood
Honeymoon Consultant Meets Odd
Problems Posed By Bride And Groom
iy HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. UP) After help
ing 60,000 newlywed couples ar
range their honeymoons, Betty
White Uiought she bad met every
problem thai could arise.
And then a young couple strolled
in and said:
"We want to take a dog on our
honeymoon can you fix tnat?"
"Wb;- not leave him behind?"
urged Miss White.
"No, I've never been anywhere
vitbout my dog and I'm not go
ing to start now," said the bride
groom. "Besides he'd be lonely."
His bride, said. yes. she wanted
the dog to go along too. So M' ;
W.iite found them a resort where
they could smooch with a pooch in
tow.
In fact, this is one of the less
zany experiences she las had in a
15-year career as a honeymoon con
sultant. One of her recurring tasks
is to persuade mothers-in-law not
to try to accompany the ...idal
cimpany on their honeymoon.
Somehow fathers-in-law don't seem
to want to.
Throe ttictssary?
"I don't approve of three on i
hon moon," said Miss White,
"but sometimes it is necessary.
Usually, in such rases, it's the
bride's mother if she's old r in
firm." A problem of another type was
the 83-year-old woman preparing
to marry a 56-year-old man. Ob
jecting to paying a $25 deposit for
her hotel reservation, the dear old
bride-to-be said practically:
"The wedding isn't for six weeks,
and I may not live that long."
She finally put up the $23 on
being assured it would 1 paid her
heirs if anything went wrong.
"Later she wrote me she had had
a very enjoyable honeymoon even
sent me a poem she had written,"
smiled Miss White.
She .ays that brides, -ather than
bridegrooms, generally select the
honeymxm site today. And -they
don't want a quiet place where they
can be alone. They prefer a resort
where they nan meet other people
their age a resort with rela
tional facilities, such as dancing,
swimming, golf and tennis.
"Above all, they don't want to be
tagged as honeymooners, and
stared at by the rocking chair bri
gade," she said.
Took Trip H.ri.lf
Miss White, a slender, honev-
nairea woman, understands this
feeling. She went on a honeymoon
herself last year.
"I changed my mind three times
about where to go," she recalled.
"I didn't want to go where anyo e
'ould know who I was."
Over the vcars she has timimH
out a few points to help newly
weds have a honeymoon that is seh-
sinie as welt as romantic:
"1. Brush the rice out of your
nair ui-iure you sian.
"2. Don't take too much lneeapp
Often the bride would like to bring
along her entire trousseau.
"3. Don't over-tin. Inexperienced
young couples often do this becaire
they are afraid to be thought cheap.
"4. Start to co-operate on the
honeymoon. It's a good timeito be
gin overlooking each other's petty
faults.
"5. Take a couple of days at the
end of the honeymoon to plan your
future. You can do this better to
gether away from friends and
parents.
"6. Save enough to buy a small
present for the bride. She'll treas
ure it all her life as a honeymoon
mento."
I asked Miss White what had
been the most unusual experience
in her work as honeymoon consul
tant. .
'Well," she hesitated, "there was
the time a pair of midgets came
in and sked if there were any half
priced honeymoons for people th. ir
siie."
Baptists Postpone Vote
On Proposed Merger .
BOSTON, May 26 -7B Bap
tist leaders have postponed in
definitely a vote on possible mer
ger with the Diciples of Christ
but planned to continue discussions
between the two communions.
They planned a joint conference
at Green Lake, Wis., July 5-11,
and simultaneous conventions in
Chicago in 1952.
The resolution was pissed at the
Northern Baptist convention assem
bly. The Desciples of Christ, like the
Northern Baptist convention, has
a membership of some 2,000,000
persons.
The convention also passed a
$5,721,410 budget for 1950, to be
reised by churches and individuals
Auto Collision Insurance I
Decreases 15 Percent I
SALEM, May IX.iJPtA 15 per-1
cent reduction in automobile col
lision insurance rates is now in '
effect, state insurance Commis-!
sioner Robert Taylor says.
The reduction, which became ef
fective four days ago, applies to
automobiles used primarily for
pleasure, and in cases where there
are no drivers under 25 years old
in the family of the insured per
son. It does not apply to cars which
are used mostly for business.
A reduction on automobile li
ability and property damage in
surance, averaging about 10 per
cent, went into effect about a
month ago.
Frl., May 26, 1950 The Newt-Review, Reubaif, Ore. 9
AV'ARDED HONORS
Two Roseburg students received
honor awards-at Willamette uni
versity at the annual award as
sembly Tuesday. Miss Dona Marie
Mears, was awarded a home schol
arship. Shirley Helweg was one of
ten new members admitted to Beta
Alpha Gamma, sophomore wom
en's service honorary.
Give your children
MUSIC
and all their Uvea they'll
thank you.
Let us place
a fine Baldwin
or Wurlitzer
Piano In your
home this week. ,
Convenient terms
0TT and RICKETTS
Corner Jackson and
Cass Sts. ,
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Deftly designed for bewitching flat
tery these Rose Marie Reid Originals
keep you slim and lovely in the
water or out . . . Exclusive contour
features too, to give you that super
sleek, super-smooth look.
Th. "H.ort.ran.l
Clonic," with built-in
Miracl. Iro and Ih. pat.nl.d
tipp.rltn back that
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Colon to twit your lun otood,
in gl.oming Eloilicii.d Salin,
$M.5, In
Rose Marie Reid Classics
dotigned to look as lovely
flashing through the surf as
when you are sun-worshiping.
The lipptrlets back stays
sculpture smooth, the Miracle
Bra assures flattering support,
and the four-way crotch gives
continuous comfort. All these
exclusive features keep per
fection of fluid lines, yet give
you complete freedom of
action.
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Sportswear Shop
Second Floor
Chevron stripes that whittle your waist
line, belittle your hips... the built-in
Miracle Bra that flatters you more . . .
the sheath-like contour-control of e las
ticized fabric ... one, or two piece,
they're all yours in these originals
kjy Rose Marie Reid, deftly designed
for flattering femininity and figure
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In o varltty of
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S.iti 10-11 $14.93
Two piic Prlnttil
Clonic, with th ilropltu
Miracl Ira ond daintily
cuffed top.
(Optional ilf-ilrop for
flcrvoui high-d!vri.)
Slii 10-16 $14.93
Buy all your Sportswear
at our Second Floor of Fashions
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