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P»«* 4 Thr Arntinel, C ottacr Grave, Oregon s T h u n .. Ang. 28. tin ? p E N T IN E L O C I E T PH ONE Mrs. Stock Feted By Baby Shower 555 Y OR 556 f l B y Mr«. Edith Kenady N in e b ro th e rs and sisters w ith th e ir fa m ilie s gathered at the Les lie Herendeen ____ home on Sunda> _ _________ fo r a fa m ily reu nion and p icn ic d in n e r T h is was th e fir s t tim e the had a ll been to g e th e r in 45 years. M iss H a r r ie t Herendeen fro m C olum bus, O hio , M rs. M a ttie T he bride was gowned in a w h ite S ke lto n fro m S tockdale. Texas eyelet em broidered org a n d y dress M rs. E d ith D u nn o f O akla nd . Ore.. w ith a lace cap and shoulder E lb e rt a n d C a rl Herendeen o f Eu le n g th veil. She c a rrie d pale la gene, M rs Bessie B it t e r ii o f W en vender orchids on a w h ite Bible. d e ll, Idaho, Leslie Herendeen o f A tte n d in g the b rid e was M iss C ottage G rove, E a ------------------------- rl Herendeen of G lo ria C o m ini o f P o rtla n d w ho M e d fo rd and Miss M abel Heren- w o re an aqua suit. H e r flow ers . deen o: N o rth L itt le Rock, A r k . j w ere T alism an roses, were a ll h e r e fo r the occasion D onald S pring er, frie n d o f t h e ' T.?r ?e b ro ,h ‘*rs and sisters passed groom , was best m an. M r. Coch- i t t i , * ' * ™ 1-v ears aKu rane gave his d a u g h te r in m a r O th e r re la tiv e s present w ere ' riage. M rs. E lb e rt Herendeen. M rs. Les- lie Herendeen, A n n M itc h e ll. D ick b ride w o re a s u it o f bro w n hro- and J a c k H a m ilto n . M r B itte r ii, w ith p in k accessor,''s accessories. E d w a rd D u nn M rs E ln o r P o in te r. caded satin " W ,,h P‘ nk and f . m ilv o f S g e n e M r and MrS KnoW ,‘ on of Reconditioned Electric Portables $39.50 , TERMS U S U A L n A D K - I N AIXOW ANCE O A ' I U I B o u t M ACHINE 5 Year Guarantee / .» FREE Z Handy Sew ing Kit W ith Every Purchase f FREE ’ HOME TRIAL Call 5-8126 Eugene J . * otztRE a r w tx ii machine co . M l F B A N K L IX B L V O .. Z IG E N E t I W OULD L IK E White NvlonWashing « i t e ÍZni/e /Ve¡de¡gl'-Beidler’' Suggestions Listed Br,des Gown ,s Tulle’ Lace’ Sat,n By Clothing Expert AnnOUFICG T ro th Birthday P arty Held For Diane Bryson or Mail Coupon NTUORN: F o r h e r " e<ld ln S t r ip M rs. F ra n k !in chose a ta n and beige M r». R obert Gordon N eldeig h (M l»» M a rjo rie Jane Ite ld le r). w ho w aa m ilte d lit m a rria g e to R obert sha n(u n8 dress w ith bro w n aeees- sories- " c a r in g h e r b rid a l orchids Gordon Neldeigh Sat urtiti > at K p.m., lit the Fln»| P reob j terla n ( liurvh. P a re n t* o f the b ride are M r. and M rs. F ra n k lin attended Oregon Mr». C h arle» A. B e id le r of thl» v lt> . M r. Neidelg.» I» the m > i i of M r. and M r». I.. A. Neldeigh of < oo» Kay. S ta te College and w ill com plete The new lyw ed» w ill he at home a fte r Septem ber 1 a t StO N K f i n d %venue In P o rtland . her nurses tra in in g in Septem ber a t Good S a m a rita n ho sp ita l in P o rtla n d . M r. F ra n k lin is in the N a vy. Those a tte n d in g the w edding fro m C o tta g e G row- w ere M r. and M rs. A . B. Cochrane. M rs. Bruce Miss M o rjo rie Jane B e id le r and Miss B e tty beaonard, t«>th o f Cochrane, s is te r-in -la w o f the j Robert G ordon Neldeigh w ere P o rtla n d , cousins o f the bride. bride, and da ug hter. D ebra Jean. united in m a rria g e in an evening Misses Anne M o lin o an il Susan A t in n j tvi w x ' I r - and ^,r s - K n o w lto n , tw in s I ceremony. S a tu rd a y, p e rfo rm e d in ' M olino, nieces o f th e bride, were tr Jennis and Dennis, atten ded fro m H ow to la u n d e r w h ite n y lo n — to I the F irs t P resb yteria n church. he r Junior atten dan ts. , _ . Redondo Beach. keep o r to re sto re its w hiteness Gowns o f the a tte n d a n ts « e ra L e no ra P yb u rn and N a ncy Roh- __+ __ They were u n ite d by Rev, R ichard is a problem f o r m a n y hom e- R Qf , hc p ^ b y , , ^ . , , p a tte rn e d a lik e am i were o f indies bins, president and fir s t vice pres- g > ~ -~ makers, ju d g in g fro m the nu m b e r church o f t W a U W ash nHWln ; (1f rones net ove r h a rm o n izin g ident o f Business and Professional " •« ■ ■ l!» > d 5 5 r d l l o f queries Ties on the subject th a t come j o f , h<. AMteUng in , „ e cere- I shades o f p in k ta ffe ta , the ma- W om en's club, m et Saturday n ig h t to co u n ty home economics exten-1 in Eugene w ith o ffic e rs fro m the , m onv was Rev D. H ugh Peniston , Iro n o f honor w e a rin g the deep- sion agents. flo o r I o f the F irs t P re sb yte ria n c h u ra li I ’ ^ade. tm w na w e n S p rin g fie ld . Eugene and Ju n ctio n B y M rs. Jeanette K e lly length« ench w ith m f u ll net s k ir t C ity clubs to p l a n c o o p e ra tiv e ! Ben R in a rd o f 1251 O akvie w M iss L u cy Lane, extension c lo th - ■ o( th is c ity P :|rcn „ o f , hc brlde arp M r w ith a k n ife pleated, o ff the Business W om en's W eek pro- D rive . G rants Pass, and M rs. H ow - in g specialist a t Dragon S ta te C ol- A f > w k ,r o f shoulder bodice. T h e y w o re m a tc h gram s. T he an nu al ce leb ration i s , a rd S h e rre tt o f Dorena are an- lege, re p o rts th a t the U. S. d e pa rt-1 and ing halo hats o f pleated net and set fo r Septem ber 28 to O ctober 4 nouncing the engagem ent o f th e ir m ent o f a2 D c u ltu ra has none some , hjs c i, M f rh, id(<,r , ,lV(. Plans are to k ic k o ff the week daughter. Sandra M arlene, to Lea- research on the problem and has d .,,li:h te r' ln m a rria g e M r and c a rrie d bouquets o f F ra n rh e d c a r w ith a d in n e r Septem ber 27 a t m on D. Causey, to n o f M r. and recom m endations to o ffe r. Mp< t A Neirteiyrh o f Coos B ay nations in c o n tra s tin g shades o f p in k. the M asonic tem ple in Eugene fo r M rs. E m m e tt Causey o f Jerom e W ash w h ite nylon sep ara te ly arp parents o f the groom. members, husbands, bosses and | P ra irie . M is C harles A B eidler. m o th e r fro m colored clothes. Soak them Miss B e id le r chose fo r her w ed- guests. T h e bride-elect w ill he a ju n io r w *'.ash ? h* n ? w lth i ding a gown o f w h ite ny|->n tu lle o f the bride, w o re a flo o r length a t the G ra n ts Pass hig h school soaP w a,pf ' o r and lace h ile satin. satin, T he dress o f soft rose crepe and lace lace ove ove r r w w-hitc th is fa ll. H e r fiance w ill be a sen- ' ' 1' h a b«111 (alkaline » s y n th e tic was (i, ^ p and edged in w ith m a trh in g h a t and gloves H e r lo r. W edding plans w ill w a it upon d e te rg e n t; and rin se them th o r- lacp S|,VVPS w ,,re Uing and the rorsage was o f p in k rose buds I th e ir g ra d u a tio n fro m school. oughly. | WM fitte d . T he s k ir t was M rs. L A. Neldeigh, m o th e r o f the bridegroom , was gowned In D iane B ryson was honor guest H r « v n r i n v i TV a t a b irth d a y p a rty given fo r her “-LrXTo B.P.W. Officers MLi enCl laniling IW.eet TO ( y S3«.SO SIN G ER . B MUrwi » C ity son, 11. A tte n d in R g iehv the p <anrri a rty were c M arie Saunders a Saunders. Richy Saunders. Sandra Steen R o s e A n n r h w v o r Rar h , r , oteen, KoseAnn Cheever. B a rb a ra W est. M a rjo rie W illia m s . Sheila G ilb e rt, D arlene S chm idt. C h a r lo tte and E lle n S h irle y. B arbara G eer M rs. E th e l Saunders, M rs. N o rm a M ackey, M rs. O live L in d s tro m and B illy Bryson. Cake, ice cream and d rin k s were served and games were played. S a tu rd a y is th e most dangerous d a y o f th e w e ek in tr a ffic . H ow to get MORE SPACE in a sm all kitchen N o w you ran have big-kitchen advantages in your small kitchen. M o rto n 's new Cabinet Sink, only 42 inches wide, adds storage and w orking space to make your work easier, get you o ut o f the kitch en faster. Full-size single basin; right-hand or left- band level drainboard; and twelve-and-a-half cubic feet o f storage space in drawer and compartment. Here'» M o tto n quality at a budget price. Let u» show you how t u t h ¡p a rty ou can get in so U nit 'pact. ’ *2 C.-.a d G ‘ C li b a t a m eeting held in th e c ity pa rk, N e w o ffic e r, are N e w o ffic e rs are Nona Nona K K e e lly lly , , ch a irm a n ; Frances S to u t, vice -•■---•nan; Frances S to u t, vice c h a irm a n ; W re a th a Hobbs, record - c r and Frances S ta ld e r. re p o rte r. Hostess fo r th e ne xt m eeting, w h ich w ill be Septem ber 12 a t -1:30 p.m., is M rs. Thom as C o vert whose home is a t 585 Sweet Lane. V ik ie N o w ak and Rose Lu w m a n w ill be assisting. Chans e* o { w a fe r softened w ith stephanotis in a cascade bouquet. sodium hexam etaphosphate, a p r o „ „ m a tro n du der | , u * du ct ct th th a a t t sells sells a a t t r r e e ta ta il il un under it c \t hraod n.^me T h u ho? Of a M/ - ' , S; M | bra nd name. T h is removes soil nno o f A rcadia, G ain . IJnaesm aids and hard w a te r "soap curds w « e M rs. H a rry S. Ir v in e and A ch lo rin e bleach proved m ost I — e ffe ctive fo r w h ite n in g grayed o r W.C.T.l'. .MEETS TODAY discolored nylon, but has the dis advantage o f w eakening nylon I T he W om en's C h ris tia n T em per- fa b ric . ' ance group w ill hold Its re g u la r Sodium pe rborate, a m ild e r m ee ting at the C h u rch o f God. bleach, ra n ks second fo r w h ite n in g S e v e n th and Adams, on T hursd ay and m ay be sa fe r and easier to a fte rn o o n at 2 p m. M rs. W ith e r- Townsend Club Plans Potluck use. T h is can be bought a t drug spoon is hostess at the m eeting Townsend club w ill hold a p o t stores and also is included in some M rs. Pearl S afle y has the devo tio n s and M rs. V an B la rieo m has lu ck _________ supper a t ____ the ______ home _____ o f M r. packaged bleaching preparations. and M rs.' E lm e r K e n t Tuesday a t T w ° o f ,hese pro du cts were tested. the lesson. O ffic e rs w ill be elected a t th is 6:30 p.m. A ll are welcom e to a t- one con‘ a in >nK 44 percent and the tend. o th e r o n ly 5 pe rcen t perborate. m eeting. -------------- » - _________ T he la tte r was no m o je e ffe ctive th a n w ashing in s o ft w a te r and M rs. V elm a F o rre s te r and soap. d a u g l te r, G ail, M rs. G ladys D rin k - B lu in g in th e fin a l rinse w a te r a rd and P h y llis H igdon re tu rn e d was the o n ly m ethod found to be F rid a y fro m a fiv e day vacation e ffe c tiv e in g iv in g a w h ite appear- w h ic h took them to Reno and V ir ; ance to yellow ed n y lo n garm ents. g in ia C ity , Nev., and L a ke Tahoe. ! The b lu in g disguises the yellow- T h e y re tu rn e d by w a y o f M t. L a s tinge. sen, C a lif. R e f le c t io n s . MOVERS M o vin g Van People are doing a w o n d e rfu l jo b fo r A m erica. Look up, r ig h t now ! W h a t do you see? Keep-sakes, pictures, w o rks o f a rt, and in a china closet there a re b e a u tifu l dishes. T h ro u g h o u t y o u r home the re are possessions im possible to replace o u r M oving Vans ta ke them fro m where they are to where you w ish to go w ith an in fin ite s im a l am ount o f damage. Those m en are ex perts. Those big vans ru n on a tig h t schedule. F ro m N e w Y o rk to Ix>s Angeles, San Francisco to Des Moines, M ia m i to Seattle, o r n e xt door is a ll th e same to them . T hey go fro m the fa rm to crow ded c ity , fro m c ity to La ke o r Seashore; y o u r house hold fu rn ish in g s are picked up, moved, and placed w here you w a n t them . New Morton Cabinet Sink. Fin ished with acid-resisting porce lain enamel to prevent stains. Single basin that doubles as dish- pan, de luxe chrome-rlated mix ing faucet up out o f the way, level-snrfac« drainboard w ith shallow grooves to permit quick drainage of water; handy drawer; big storage compartment; mod ern contoured front for knee- and toe-rootr,----- T h e ir rates, governed by S ta te and In te r-s ta te C om m is sions, are s u rp ris in g ly low, th e ir courtesy is exe m p la ry and th e ir service is a sta n d a rd o f perfection. Steers Electric & Refrigeration 113 N. 7th Phone 8 7 8 M ills Mortuary E stablished 1912 W ashington at Seventh Phone 202 Cottage Grove, Oregon YoungWomenForm New Garden Club A young w oinen‘11 g u ld en club, in« yet not named, met to organize August 1!» nt the home ot M rs A. I M c lj-a n Mr», M cLean, president o f the P IXJ g u n k 'll d u b . and o th e r T he Mosby F a m ily gat tiered to otilee rs, nssintvd III fo rm in g tho g e th e r Sunday lo r a p icn ic reunion new group. M rs N o rm a n R ichards was to celebrate the too th an niversary o f the ta k in g out o f the doiiat lo ll ! c irc le d president n f t h e young land cla im by D avid Mosby, 01 Ig ' wom en’s d u ll, nod M m Herm an Inal Mosby s e ttle r. ' Petersen was chosen ae cretnry- P a vld Mosby came to th is sta le tre a su re r N ext m eeting w ill Is- a in 1H5<> fro m M crcei O .u n ty , Ken.. I '»> I " " luocli.s,n at the home o f settling in this .AHinh m 1 8 '.’ I n . M . s R ichard'. on 1 o. .d.n . p 1855 D avid m a irle d Isaliel Sm all, te m h rr 2. Those a tte n d in g the lu n cla siii d a u g h te r o f a pioneer fam ily w e ll kno w n ntMiiit ('o tta g e G rove and m eeting (he 19th at the home M e le a n Included Mes T h re e o f th e ir sons su rvive d in o f Mrs fancy Boh. Dave and John, and dames Richards, IXstersen, R o lw rt it was the fa m ilie s o f these three M ills. C a ll Hrandsncna, R obert w h ich w ere present at the reunion G oodrich, G len A rne and M u r- land Johnson, D fflc e ra o f die PtNS S e ttin g fo r the reunion was pa rt e lid i besides Mr« M el .ran w ho a t o f the o rig in a l land c la im on Mos tended were Mr» H e nry A rp , vice by Craek. and the o rig in a l hoils,- presided!, and M rs II. G. Thom as, w h ich w ms b u ilt alstut 18f>.< serre t a ry -1 reasurer Present at the reunion were M r and M rs. Clay Mosby o f San F in n elsco, II G Mosby and J im Mosby o f K la m a th F alls, B ill Mosby of A m eeting o f tiie W om an's P rin e ville . George Mosby o f Cen C h ris tia n Tem|M-ranee D nkm w ill tr a l P o in t, M r. and Mrs. H a rry lie held at the (T ilirc h o f God, Mosby and tw o childre n. Mrs. T h ird and M onroe »1 reels In E u M a rg u e rite Mosby, P h i l Mosby, gene today M o rn in g and a fte r M r and M rs Ralph Boslaugh and i three childre n. M r and M rs. D K noon sessions w ill I h - held be g in ning a l l();5O a m Those a tte n d ■ Mosby and tw o «oils and M rs It in g an- asked to b rin g a sack - II Mosby, a ll o f this com m unity lunch. M rs C a rto li W ithersp oo n, <V»t- tnge Grove, ixim vty im rlin m e n la r- Ian of the o rg a n iza tio n , w ill con T h e N eighbors o f W is s lc ra ft d u ct a p la yle t, " I Ik m 't Q u ite U n m et in the garden o f the Ralph de rsta n d ." fe a tu rin g lite r a tu r e o f H aw ley home fo r a covered dish the W. C T U ( ille s i speaker w ill d in n e r last Tuesday. lw M rs V. N Freem an o f Eug--ne, A fte r refresh m en ts w ere served. candidate fo r the O regon le gisla M ild ra d T lech was presented w ith ture. a b irth d a y cake by J u lia B a rte ls R em ainder of the evening was Couple» Celebrute spent In |>laylng bridg e am t c a Nuptial Aiiiilverxurie« nasta. D u rin g the (vast week the A. I Guests w e re Steve La w re nce of liosm an s eelcbrat<-d th e ir 25th La ke View, grandson o f the lla w wedding a n n iv e rs a ry and M r and leys, and M r and M rs D o c k New. M rs D a ir il Saeff ce leb rated th e ir ton o f H ot Springs, N. M . w ho arc 6 th w edding an n ive rsa ry. spending the sum m er in C ottage H elping them to c e le b ra te were Grove. M r and M rs R oyal Abeene J r. N ext re g u la r m eeting _ o f the am i childre n. M r. and M rs. R o b e rt ItMlge w ill he held in the IO O F I W ood and K a trin a . Pfe and M ni. h a ll. Septem ber 2. R obert ita is o r and I Joy 11 llia n n a n . WCTU Meets Today 23-i'i" S" „"“.'x'sM:, « X A I X and /a m ilv o f Lorane ’ M r and Ml'S. C larence E a rl and fa m ily o f W in ch e ste r Bav M r and M rs H a rry S ke lto n and fa m ily o f C o t- tage Grove. M r. and M rs. Charles M itc h e ll and fa m ily o f E lk to n . M r The hour from six to seven p m. and M rs. C a rl D unn and fa m ily is the most dangerous o f th e day o f O akland. M r. and M rs. A lfre d o r n ig h t in tra ffic . Herendeen and fa m ily-. M r. and M rs. LeR oy In m a n and fa m ily o f Eugene. M rs. H elen B e lfo u r and fa m ily o f D ra in and M r. and M rs. J im M itc h e ll and fa m ily o f E lk to n —-------------------------- Singer Mosbys Celebrate 100th Anniversary Of Settling Claim l M iss Jean CMchrane. d a ug hter o f M r. and M rs. A. B. Cochrane o f th is c ity , and John E a rl F ra n k lin , j son o f M r. and M rs. C. S. K no w l- I to n o f Redondo Beach. C a lif., ' w ere un ite d in m a rria g e W ednes day. A ugust 6, in an aftern oon cerem ony. T he w e dd ing was held , in th e C o m in i home, fa m ily j friends. in P o rtla n d , w ith the Rex- A lle n L a m b e rt o f the H o y t M e th od ist church, in P o rtla n d , o ffic ia t ing. Herend«*n Family Holds I? u.Jon B y M rs. W . N . D ow ens M rs. F rancis K u ip e rs, assisted by M rs. Eugene C u tts , e n te rta in ed T hursd ay a fte rn o o n o f last week w ith a p in k and blue show er in honor o f M rs. P a u l S to c k (nee V iv ia n B a rke m e ye r) whose hus band is serving w ith th e a rm y in Korea. Games in keeping w ith th e oc c a s io n w ere played by th e guests. Prizes being won by Mesdames A r m s t r o n g . G uggisbcrg and Dowens. Guests a tte n d in g besides the honor guest w ere: Mesdames C. E. Lcaho, F ra n k J. W illia m s . P. D. Kuipers, Charles E. P lu m m e r; A r th u r Cooper. Roy G uggisburg. C. P A rm strong . W . N . Dowens and H a ro ld S. E lle rs , a ll o f th e C ottage G rove area. Mesdames Laurence and L . S. H ird o f Dorena, M rs. La w re nce B arkem eyer o f London, and th e tw o hostesses, Mesdames C u tts and Kuipers. Those sending g ifts b u t unable to atten d were Mesdames Red E l lers and A. E. N o viska. Refreshm ents o f s tra w b e rry shortcake and coffee w e re served the guests. If* rranklin-Locnrane Wedding Event Of August 6 !" n k rr,s,‘ huds Neldeigh was best m an fo r his b ro th e r. I's h e rs were W allace T u rn id g e o f Salem and Robert *• # ___ . . K in g s h u ty o f D ir t land D ecorations in the chu rch chan cel w e re an arra ng em en t o f p in k glad iolus on the com m union table, baskets o f heavenly bam boo on e ith e r side o f the chancel and an e ffe c tiv e placem ent o f candelabra about the chancel, c re a tin g an unusual lig h tin g e ffe ct. B efo re the cerem ony. D r . H a rry S. Ir v in e o f P o rtla n d sang "T h ro u g h the Y ea rs" and "W e d d in g P ra ye r,” accom panied by M rs. Helen Hagen on the organ. M rs. Hagen also played the tra d itio n a l w edding m arches. Reception was held in the chu rch p a rlo rs. S e rvin g the cake w ere M rs. Joe T . S m ith , and M rs. G eorge M athew s, a u n t s o f the bride, and M rs. G ilb e rt F u n k, aunt o f th e groom . S e rvin g coffee were M rs. I r a B e id lw , au nt o f the bride, and M rs. R ich a rd K S m ith . M r». R o be rt Swan, M rs. A rn ie Slenning, and M iss M a rjo rie C o in e r served the punch. A ssistin g were Mss. W ilb u r H eath. M rs C ecil M a rtin and M rs. R obert K in g s b u ry A t the guest hook was M iss Helen »Ax ley. A p in k sa tin dam ask c lo th cov ered the bride 's table. Centered on the b rid e ’s ta b le was th e fo u r tie re d w edding cake, surrounded by C e cil B ru n n e r roses. O n e ith e r side o f th e w edding cake were c ry s ta l candelabra w ith bows o f w h ite tu lle centered w ith rose buds. M rs. R o tiert W ils o n o f E u gene playerl ba ckgro und m usic d u rin g the reception. F o r he r wedding t r ip to the O re gon coast M rs. N eldeigh chose a N a vy blue w ool s u it w ith m a tc h in g accessories, w ith corsage o f p in k ru b ru m lillie s . M rs. N eldeigh is a g ra d u a te o f O regon S ta te college and the U n i v e rs ity o f O regon M edical school, School o f N u rsin g . She is a ffilia t- j ed w ith PI B ela I*hl s o ro rity . The groom Is a g ra du ate o f S outhern j O regon College and Is a teacher in the P o rtla n d p u b lic school sys tem . A f te r S eptem ber 1 M r. and Mrs. N eldeigh w ill be at home nt 320 N E 22nd Avenue in P o rtla n d . A&B Beauty Shop N O W. Hold Dinner YOUR SCHOOL BAND NEEDS YOU! Our H U « MONTHS ST1 DENT TRIAL PLAN make» it cany un<l inct|M n»he for you to join the band this fall—with a Mi|N<rb new in»trtintcnt. I ’ar a beautiful new OI.I»S instninicnt fur an long aa HH R MONTHS without obligation to liny. Should you decide to buy, every cent of the low monthly trial paymenta applint toward the purchase price of (he In strument. Ea-sy term»— Of course IVition .89 Tenth Ave. K. E u g e n e , O re g o n l- tk c - e NEW SADDLES Pearl & Tan All White Buck with Spaulding Soles Sweatvn. Mtl S iitU by " lO lS T ItlO RIO 1 Î I A 0 I MARI Smart, vary flat rubber sola and heal . . . parfad Saddles, classic toe . . . priced for your pocketbook aaa tn c 4 to II) Stop in and tee our very complete »election o f tparkling new Saddle». Don't buy Saddle» * •« *« > ro n r anywhere until you have (een Teen-age. Balcony Cottage Grove Hotel That the textile displays of the 87th Oregon State Fair wiil be varied and exciting is demonstrated here by Joyce Keightley, Fair lovely, as she poses like a gay señorita in a crocheted tablecloth, noted as the first ever to be entered in state fair competition. The 1952 exposition opens its annual eight-day tun Saturday, August 30. Specializing in Hair Recon ditioning and fiermancnt waving. Phone 43 Lorayne Kotrc Ella Beers Gladys Adams the fam ily SHOE sto re 29 So. 6th Ph. 939
