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SALLY PAINTS I
SALEM RED!
Not the brilliant Chinese Red
eo much in vogue last spring but
in lovely shades of the new wine
red which fashion has decreed as
the distinctive shade for the
smartest of fall frocks. But, Fash
ion is kind.' for those who do not
loot their best in red she has
created a deep rich shade of
green and many unusual shades
of brown and tan. which are
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equally good for Fall wear.
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On her way down town Sally
stopped for a minute to look at
the -windows of the French
Shoppe but she found them so in
triguing that she couldn't pass
them up. and she was well-rewarded
for inside she found just
the dress that she needed for teas
and afternoon wear huge draped
bat sleeves which come into a
tight cuff and make one look like
Catherine de Medici. Sally want
ed to spend the whole afternoon
there but she thought of the
many things she had to do so
hurried away to find some shoes
to wear with her new frock.
"To be smart one- must have a
figure and that requires a well
fitting girdle or corsette," says
our wise Sally. The Howard Cor-
set Shop is prepared to fit both
slender and stout figures correct
ly, and with the highest quality
of goods.
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The next generation will have
to hustle to find new thrills that
this generation overlooked.
QUELS BEAUX
CHAPEAUX! -
Sally at last has, found the . Uat
she wanted- to;, wear' with", ; her r
sports cdstumer Of course it is '
one of the new mushroom effects
of soft felt with a short rippling
brim exquisitely perfected "pour
les sports." The Vanity-, Hat
Shoppe, 3S9 Court.
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Sumo girls wiggle, others gig- ;
gle. . whiles the ret8eeiu to: get
their fun out of chewing gum. t
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LET IT RAIN!
LOT IT POUR!
Sally is armed with an um
brella and slicker that tan smile
in any storm. The umbrella is o
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be worn . comfortably either alone
or over a warm top coat on cold
days. Sally knows that she can
rfly on them for she bought them
at Kafoury's Department Store
where everything is reliable.
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SALLY LOOKED SO
ATTRACTIVE IX
( her new things that she stop
ped at the Kennel Ellis Studio to
have her photograph taken. She
realizes that for artistic photog
raphy they are unexcelled. 1
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IS IT REALLY
SXAKESKIX?
Sally opened her eyes in as
tonishment as she tried on a pair
of shoes in Price's Shoe Store.
Isn't it a crime T To skin snakes
for shoe trimming! thought Sally
but who wouldn't skin a snake
for a pair of shoes as delightful
ly barbaric as those with cunning
reptile designs on them in the fu
turistic fashion and anyway it
really wasn't snake skin, it was
fine French kid- treated to resem
ble our jungle friends.
SALLY FIXDS
MORE PAIXT
at the Gabriel Powder and Sup
ply Co., 175 South Commercial.
Bright paint, glossy paint, paint
of all kinds and colors for exterior
and - interior use. Sally knows
that, with a small can of bright
paint one can do wonders to tho
old chairs in the attic and she
really enjoys painting them with
Du Pont Duco, a paint enamel
that dries in twenty minutes
time, giving a glowy even sur
face a pleasure for the eye to
behold.
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for
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bor coarse pores
Elizabeth A) den, famous
specialist in the dare of the skin,
prescribes VENETIAN PORE
CREAM. A ceaseless astrin-
gent cream thaUcloses open pores
and corrects th tir laxness. Tones
the skin cells, keeps the skin
healthy and fine-textured, re
fines the coarsest pores. Smooth
it on the face at bedtime, over
the distended pores. Leave it on
the skin over night. $1, $2.50.
Elizabeth Arden
has developed a scientific Prepara
tion for every need of the skin.
Her book "The Quest of the
Beautiful" outlines the correct care
of the skin and the best use of her
specialized Venetian Toilet Pre
parations. Ask for a copy at
the toilet goods counter
Central Pharmacy
Next Door to the Rank
of Commerce
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A SHIXY XOSE IS XOT A
SHIXIXG EXAMPLE
for any one to fo;:ow. Neither
is a nose covered with powder of
an improper texture. ' Well
groomed women invariably choose
a powder which is suitable to the
requirements of their skin. The
"Capital Drug will help you in se
lecting the powder which will best
accentuate your personal charm.
LIKE THE STRAW THAT
BROKE THE CAMEL'S HACK
is the bag which is not a fitting
complement to one's costume.
Sally is most enthusiastic over
those which she finds at Moon's
Jewelry Shop of the best quality
of kid and one to golwith every
costume and some that will go
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with any costume. v i . f
is opposed to bootlegging T
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" TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21,M926.
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PAINT:
RED
EXQUISITE LAMP
shades:
Sally knows that peace of mind
can be attained through a boudoir
of charm and beauty. Soft lights
contribute to the beauty of any
room. The delicate glow of a
boudoir lamp harmonizing with
luxurious furniture brines, to her
mind he thought ;of Stiff's Furni
ture Company where quality and
fair prices give every .one the
opportunity of having a beauti
fully furnished home.
IT'S A GREAT ASSET
And no woman can afford to be
careless about her hair without
losing the greater share of her
personal charm. Sally, who is
very fastidious about her's, goes
to the Model Beauty Shop for her
permanent wave. Experience has
taught them the especial need of
every texture of hair. And who
does not know that i the barbers
here are men who are expert in
the cutting of ladies' and chil
dren's hair.
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A MAY IS KNOWN BY THE
COMPANY HE KEEPS
and a woman is known by the
stationery she uses. You can find
just the right note paper to fit
your personality at the Crown
Drug Store. Do not give the
wrong impression tc your friends
by using a cheap grade of sta
tionery. '
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WEEK.EXI7 CASES
in sea lion gray with gray silk
linings. Beautiful beyond com
pare. Just see for yourself. Max
O. Buren, 179 North Commercial.
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SUCH ELEGANCE AS THE
AUTUMN 3IODE, DISPLAYS! '
At last, woman has come into
her own, for the new autumn
fashions are designed to enhance
her . grace and charm. More fit
ted lines. Greater leeway in trim
ming. Richness in fabric and col
or. Gorgeous -embroideries. Seem
ing1 straightness that billows forth
enchantingly when one moves.
Skirts short, but not too short.
Wine red Jhe new shade, with
black a close rival. Elbow puff
sleeves, or deep armholes. Sur
plice closing on frocks. We could
jgo on indefinitely, telling you of
their new features., but the. best-
thing is to go to Miller's and sec
.them for yourself. They will be
gad to show, them to yqa, when
ever you call. - - - ,
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SALLY MUST LEARX THE
WTj valexcia
j-. and the Harvard Trot at Mrs.
jut Ralph White's Dancing Academy
fij, in the Derby building. Mrs. White
has just returned from a summer
of study with Sylvia Tell at tne
Cornish School at Seattle and the
Oregon -Association of "Dancing in
Portland. Her ballet classes open
October .4, and hep ballroom class
es October 7 at 8:30 p. m.
SALLX LIKES THE
DELICIOUS WAFFLES
served at the Spa at all hours
to say nothing of their delectable
fountain drinks.
Lawsuits and surgical opera
tions cost at least twice as inucU
us you figure on.
A CiOOD BEGINNING
is essential to. every growing foot.
Children who are not provided
with shoes that fit perfectly and
-support the foot well are sooner
or later bothered with corns, cal
louses and all the othert troubles
of defective feet. In the Juvenile
Department of the Buster Brown
Shoe Store Sally found shoes that
. were both sensible and good look
ing for school children, and for
herself she found the duckiest
sport oxfords Imaginable, suitablo
for both golf and street wear.
RINGS ON HER ii ' T .
FINGERS, BUT V '.' "X,; 'A-
Sally refuses ' to have tears -' for
her crown because she cannot, be'
sad when she looks at the pleas
ing array of many. Jewels ear
rings, bracelets, watckes, ' rings
and necklaces at Burnett Bros.
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GKNTLEMKN MAY ORDINARILY
PREFER BLONDES BUT ' : - -
blondes and brunncttcs are eftiial-
ly irresistible: after a, shampoo
unci a marcel at Gray'tf Improve-
ment Shoppe. :'- ,
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