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,,,-J BMnnv Given By 1 wo
FvP.in; J - 1 Thursday
Mi ; '.txxr in - i -Ms . . x
l-i t z.t ... J
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Entertaining Now
Very Informal
In Nature
Bt MARIAN LOWRT
FARKWT.I.I.S lo mW Kiien
off for the Biimmir anil wrfromei
for thf snnunl simmir session oi j
thf UnivcrEity ol urpsnn r
ebansed in rnpld (iircessinn aa parly
. i Th talk nf ri-
aummer u-b'iib. ij
T)rasioi). but not in many iasons
J, j. there been o much travelling
on the rr' i V.MKnr folk.
Kntenainine these Haya ia moat
Informal and In email pnrtiea, mninly
for visitor. . -
Organizational newa hnK prae
Hcaliy all cluba disbanded until
autumn. ...
Gn TO "j'Mii.v't
.Mr, andMr, O ,one nd
?in" mother and Kdward Sullivan
hava gone to Wyoming to bo gone ,
roost ol tne ubmiwi.
Mr. David M. Graham and family
and Mra. a. ,v
port beaeh fortbe week-end.
Mrs. Wilson H. Jewett and son,
wii T.-.if .Tr. hnve one to
llllBtlll
Ban Fmncisco. g
fiitmtrn
rir Aih.rf nolwrta la hr for
. t.t. nrnndmnt hor.
Mr',. Alheri JIoMurpheV. She ha. been
In The Palloa tnt pasi
EUGENE ANS ON TRIP
Mian Helen Andrew, and Mija V, ln
Ifred Andrewa left thia week for I
Anselea. Ml" Helen Andrew, wil
atav there and In nearby place, until
iarlT July. Miaa Winifred Andrews
VJ't on to Port Arthur. Teiaa. t
visit her brother-in-law and water.
Rev and Mra. Thoma. Ewine I Marian
Andrewal. Rev. Mr. Ewinz la Rome
to Toronto for the I.iona International
conveXn while Mra. Kwint and Mija
Andrewa to to their old home in
CloouVt. Minn. Mr. Ewlna- y.,11 Join
them after the Toronto mee ing and
the three wi tour i"" """
iomliS on to Eugene the latter part
of July.
VIIT IN EAST
Among F.iigeneani cnlng eaff thia
week-end are Mra. Elmo 8. Ilnmhle
Tri ."all daughter. Jean who are
going to Chicago to via; Mra. Ham
We .brother. William E. Sco t. ,,,.,1
to New York to visit her 'J"';1
Emeraon Gobi. Margaret hcott).
Upon their return weal. Mra. Hamhle
wUl atop In Chicago to take poat
7ettl on work at the Univeralty of
Chicago. ...
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE.
Miaa Lucille Keller wa. hoateaa at
a bridge party for a email groun of
friend, on Thuraday evening InBt at
th. Green Lantern. Miaa Keller wna
iurprlaed by her gue.t. with a ahower
of gifta aa ahe left thla week for
Wa.Wngton. D. C delegate ron,
the Eugene alumnae to the national
eonvent'oS of Kappa Delta aororlty
The gucata for the party were Mlaaea
Helen Overman. Kat liryn Tlniley.
Mary He Koupai, v; anya
Grace Grlggi. Helen Bailey, and Edna
Norrl.. i
Mr.. Kenneth W. Moore left thla
week-end for Beatrio it ""
week, .tudying dancing at the I.""''"
.chool of dancing. WhiU. In Sea tie
th. will be gueat of Mr. and Mra.
W J Earned. Mr.. Moor. I. a niece
of Mr.. Horned.
yWiX. LaavlU 0 ; Wright
were at home Informally Th"'!1"
evening to nonor r. ;:
it:.. m....i Wr la-lit of tiuartaln-
Jara. Mexico, miaa nmni i'."
oip.1. of th. Iitltut. Colon . . .rl.
noarning arnooi m :
haa been here for the week on lier
way to Seattle to auenn
fitl PI lOnKrrpiniiiFiini -
decree t VJinrniom; wuck!
Mrs. Edwin I. Knapp left Wednea-
In ha tnnt lintll
ray noon ir i-.u.-.i-n .
mid-September. On her way to New
York city ahe waa to meet Mra. Jnmea
H. Gilbert of Eugene, the two going
to New Orleana and then to New ork
city trom wnere .ir. ou.
July 8 and Mr.. Gilbert goo. to Bo.
ton for the Bummer.
COES TO EAST , , ,
Mra. W. II. Heck left Oila week to
attend the aupreme meeting of the
Order of Amnranlh In Hartford. Con
necticut, going aa grand worthy mat
ron of Oregon. She will be gone until
about July ! . . .
HOSTESS TTIESPAT
Mra. J. Frank Ilelnhart entertain
ed at her home Tuesday afternoon at
an informal bridge tea for Mra. Rod
erick Recce who hne been visiting
l.'AnnoTl.irina Tihntn.
Mra. Jamea Newaom (Francea Sehroeder). daughter of Mr. and
Mra William H. Schroeder, whose marriage waa aoiemmzea ivianaay
.u.nino In St. Mary's Episcopal church, and her maid of honor, her
alater, Miaa Ellas Schroeder.
r.M Tnlm Tlnv m cueata of hr par
ent.. Mr. and' Mrs. 1. J. McKinnnn.
HOSTS AT DINNER
Mr. and Mra. V. h. Stetson enter
tained at. dinner for seven on Thura
day evening.
LEA BR, FOR CALIFORNIA
Dcnn and Mra. Henry i . ou
left this week for I'alo Alto. Lai..
lor inn iiiiiih-i. ....... - --
teach in the summer session at htan-
ford univeralty.
Their daughter, Miaa Slnrian hnel
don, has gone to Camp Willapa at
Nahcotta, Washington, for the sum
mer.
Two Are Honored At
Shower Party
A shower for Miss LaVerla Cam
eron, bride-elect, waa given at the
hnm nf Sllsa Jewel Roden In
Springfield, and also a fjrewrll
shower lor mra. ari. u"i
Thursday.
r Xr. Clrtl,nelr1ne MlHN
uueaia rio .-no. .j......
Cameron, Mis. llazol Cflrlmell. Mra.
Nora I'otcraon, .ura. iiimm uiinn-i-son
Mra. Kntherine Nolan. Miaa
Clair Curtla, Misa Maxine Nichols,
Mia. Myrtle Everaon. Misa Lena
MrN'ahb, Mra. Theo Bartliolomew,
Mra. Ina Calloway, and the hostess.
Mrs. Sanford Will
Entertain
For the second of two luncheon
partiea aim has planned. Mra. Rex
Sanford is entertaining the coining
Wednesday at luncheon and bridge
at her home.
A large mimher of Salem friends
are Included In the guest list.
Piano Recital of 22
Thursday
Mrs. John B. Patterson presented
a group of twenty-two ot Her piano
pupils in recital Thursday afternoon
-at the Eugene hotel.
More than one hundred were
present for the presentation. FoW
lowing were those taking part in the
program for the event:
Juno Hanson, Doris Hanson. Corol
Llliehargor. Jean Stamni, Evelyn
Lake, Shirley Weatfall. Doris Helen
Itnyliurn, Orsnlce Toll, Deloris
Motiror, Marjorio Aruiitage, Helen
Sawyer, Louiso Sinnar, Marie Kratz,
Vnrtnn Inmnn Vtrinn f'nrniltt. Eve-
t.. tr.lAl A-n.,An Mnnilla.
Frank Knight. Kyle Smith, Joy Car
lisle, Ruth Lake. Doris Bailey. Iiis
Zinser, Rulh Bennett, Marguerite
Davidson. I.oia Wilder, Mildred
Swift, and Marjorio Scobert.
v
Mrs. Kneeland Gives
Party for Sister
i t." 1. i
ill r. i inn im-t:,iiini ,-ni,-, , ,iiin-,
Thursday afternoon at her home to
minor lier aisrer. .urs. ii. 11. nynit.
who lins been visiting here from Port
land, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Mnxino Wyntt, and her son,
Wendell Wyntt.
lo.'ili.rt tnr tlia nnHn n-errt Airs TI.
TT II' t 4 ri n....-..n M..
11. .llll. .HI", vi. j. J i inn ii, ..ill.
Ti. L. Bronson. Mrs. Overand, Mrs.
T r T I. t. r 1... M.
I. .11. I'.llllli, .ill,. 1,. II. iviiiv, ..ii a.
E. 11. Kndicolt. Jlrs. 3. A. Plnmmor,
ll- l'...l Mlc. l.'t:.nl,ntt.
Stiller. Misa Gertrude Lamb, and the
Hostess.
(ii VJti i. i.uii,,.i " -- -
ces Sue Schroeder. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. WilliBin 11. nroeuer. ami
n. Unmunl Jnmea Newsom. son of
Mra. Raymond U Schee of Prineville,
were married .Monday evenniK in
Marr'a Episcopal church. Rev. It. 1.
r:rif'fiih if Portland performing the
ceremony at cicht o'clock.
Lilies, blue lieipilliiiiini, nn-i w"' r"
Anne's lnce banked the choir front
and lilies and Queen Anne'a lace dec
orated the altar. Only candle light
waa used during the ceremony, ivory
tapers burning along the choir aisle
nnd in each window, Roses also
decked the windows.
Refore the service. Dr. Leslie
White sang 'Mavis." accompanied hy
Miss Frances Jordan. Miss Jordan
"plnved "The Rose of Alpha Xi, an l
for' the processional the Lohengrin
wedding march and Mendelssohn tor
the recessional. ,
The bride was given in marriage Dy
her father. She was charming in a
oress ol Willie saim iimu.- ,.
bodice and full skirt that just touched
the floor. The veil or tune '" -train
from a can of old lace that be
longed to the bride's mother s mother.
A small wreath of orange blossoms
was arranged around the cap. With
the costume was worn a single
strand of pearls. The bride carried a
white prayer book from which were
streamers of white satin ribbon
caught with white sweet peas.
Miss Elise Schroeder was maid of
honor for her sister. She wore a
dress of pink organdie that was em-
-. j :.U tlt flnn-art NllP
nroinereu wmi mi.- - -
:!. 1..1,.. hot end fee her
wore u inn i.nnu ..... . f
flowers, carried a larce bououet ot
pink rosea and Regal lilies, tied wnn
pink tulle.
Edward Fortmiller of Albany was
best man. Dr. Richnrd Siuionton of
Portland and Roland Stearns of Burns
were ushers.
Dr. sud Mrs. Newsom left Tuesday
for St. "Paul. Dr. Newsom will enter
the Ancker hospital for his i""'
ship. He received his M. D. and M. A.
degrees at the University of Oregon
commencement Monday morning.
Both he and Mrs. Newsom received
their B. A. degrees at. Oregon. Mrs.
Newsom is a member of Alpha .M
Delta sorority and of Thi Beta Inp
pa Pi Lambda Thetn. and Snmara
societies, and Dr. Newsom is a mem-
t-i.i. rp. 11.lt. frnternltv.
Iter Ol i-ieim mn .-i-"" V
Sigma Xi. Phi Beta Kappa, and other
honorary groups.
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Kennell-Ellis photo.
Miss Janice McKinnon, daughter
of Mr. and Mra. D. J. McKinnon,
who left this week for Quebec,
Canada, to attend the national
convention of Delta Delta Delta
aororlty. Miss McKinnon is vice
president of the chapter at the
university next year.
HOSTESSES for a charming tea on
Thursday afternoon were Mrs.
M. H. Douglas and Mrs. A. B. Still
man who entertained at the home of
Mrs. Douglass, 2203 Birch Lane, fur
r l,.,n,l.a,l frianrla who
a grOUP HI "ill? uiiiiix., --
I were invited to call from three until
six o'clock. .
Assisting me nosietsra in
ling were Mrs. L. W. Knowles. Mrs.
lj. Ii. Hav. .Mrs. A. r.. ii uinvu.
and Miss Laura Stillraan.
Pouring were Mrs. Ethel Sflllman.
Mrs. Rhode Leach. Mra. Clay E.
Palmer. Mrs. A. R. Sweetser. Mra.
u-11 Oannttll nrl Mrs. E. P. Lron.
AssisMtii? in serving were Misses
Elizabeth Knowlea, Violet Stillman.
Corinne Carpenter. Maude Edmunds,
Irma Card. Elizabeth DeBusk.
i Mrs. Goold Hostess
On Friday
Mrs. H. R. Goold entertained at
her home Friday afternoon to honor
Mrs. Lee Cooke, who is leaving
soon for Nampa, Idaho, for the sum
mer. . , . .
The guests for the party included
Mrs. Cooke. Mrs. W. W. Calkins.
Sirs. C. R. Clark. Mrs. R. W.
Rundlett. Mrs. T. H. Mehl, Mrs.
J. H. Hill, Mrs. Charles E. Hunt
j ...t Xli,. Winifred Dnniels
I of Brenloti. Wash.. Mrs. Alice THit
i M-e TT R Ackerman. Mrs. C.
P. 'Tillman.' Mrs. E. E. Hartung,
and the hostess.
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Jnne 21, 1931'.
Campus Reception
i m 1
monies mesday
Evening
'HE nntnlnAiraoV . .v
. np au.g.,
summer session at the Vh?
sity of Oregon brings a nmbr 5
social events for student, and (.?
ulty membera. '"
On iuesday evening will t
the president s reception for T,.
dents and faculty people
o'clock in Alumni hkll of th. Gt,
linger building. U,N
In the receiving line will D, v
Arnold Bennett Hall. Dr. and V
Harry B. Yocom. Dr. Edw.rd p'
(.' heyney. Dr. and Mrs. Dsa r
Clark Mrs. C. L. Schweriag. t
Wednesday evening hriajs t
cafeteria supper on the ea,!
lawn for all students and f,
members. On Thursday will be .it,!
the Pi Lambda Them t. T
students and women faculty n
bers of the school of adiicatioa i
on Friday evening will be f,tt "
informal dance. "
McKnnA nhoto.
Miss Virginia Stacks, daughter
or Mr. ana ears. c. m. oiauis who
graduated from her school work
at Salem this month.
Gold Chevron Club
The Gold Chevron club held Its
last meeting of the aenson on Fri
day, members meeting for a covered
dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Clnra Miller. New officers were
elected, Mrs. Frank Little being
named president to succeed Mrs.
Paul Kneeland and Mra. I. H. New
man being elected secretary to suc
ceed Mrs. Carl SlelnmeU. Eleven
attrndrd the meeting. Mrs. Ilerschel
Anderson and Mrs. Kneeland won
honor, at cards.
Former Resident Is
Wed In Salem
Eugene friends will be Interested
in news of the marriage of Miss
Echo Balderree. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. 0. Balderree. former
residents of Eugene to Albert H.
iniien Thursday in Salem at the
borne of the bride's parents.
The ceremony was performed at
two o'clock by Rev. C. P. Johnson
of Berkeley, Cal. Misa Beulah Bald
erree, sister of the bride, was hrides
ninid and Elmer Balderree, brother
nf the hride, waa best man. Joan
Tt.i.1 .1... nf Mr unit Mrs.
nil iin'rri-., mm em i i '
Irving Halderree or i 'anas, was imnti
girl. Misa Lollta Rnhinson nnd Misa
Lorlta Robinson sang "O Promise
Me." and Misa Dorothy Bemiett of
Portland played the Mentlelssonn
ma rch.
An Informal tea for members
of the wedding' party and a few
guests followed the ceremony. Mrs.
Hnrvev A. Wlieeler of Eugene, sis
ter of the bride, poured. Mrs.
Irving Balderree of Dnllas cut Ices,
nnd Miss Elaine Wheeler and Miss
Virginia Wheeler, both nf Eugene,
nieces of the bride, nnd Miss Lolita
nnd Lorlta Robinson served.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian are to live
In Portland. Mrs. Julian graduated
from the University of Oregon in
1022.
Gives Luncheon
Mrs. Percy YC. Brown entertained
on Wednesday fnr a luncheon and
bridge parly at her home. Inviting
twelve guests for the event.
Sororitv Tea Held
On Tuesday
An interesting event on the campus
this week has been the province con-
.: e 11.1.. V! rinltn nororiti-.
VI-1I.I'I1 VI flll'lld -i . .....
bringing many visitors from chapters
at. the University nf California, Uni
versity of California at Los Anceles.
the t.niversity ot unsnincion. unsn
ington State college. - Oregon Stnte
college. University ot Montana, and
Boise Alumnae club.
An informnl tea was given Tuesday
afternoon in Gerlingor hull for the
visitors by the Kugrne alumnae, a
large group of town aud faculty
women being invited to call from
three-thirty until four-thirty o'clock.
Receiving were Miss Charlotte Win
nard. nre&idont of the F.ugeno alum
nae. Mrs. Charles Gray. Miss Pauline
Thompson. Seattle, vice-president of
tile province. Miss Lucy Norton and
Miss Frances Jordan, both from the
university active chapter.
Pouring were Mrs. O. O. Hunsnker.
Mrs. T. R. Greenwood. Mrs. Ella T.
Edinunson. nnd .Mrs. A. H. Norton, all
from the Eugene mothers' club. A
musicale was given by .Misses Maxine
Moore. Roma Gross, and Estelle
Tl .l.. nlnvn in trio ttl-oom-
(IIIIIIIMIII, ll'l Mll . l .. . I
panied by Miss uaie rioritetc; dv
.MISS ' lllirlOlte lllliunril wild piuii;.
Mrs. Phil Nonlling. who played piano
niimliers. and Miss Moore who played
flute solos, ncconniuuieu us i"m.
limisaUer.
Wednesday the visitors were tnncn
to Corvallis for a visit to the chap
ter there. On Thursday they were
honored at a luncheon anil nrioge
party nt the Anchorage aud on Thurs
day evening were guests at the formal
dinner given at the Eugeuo hotel to
closo the convention.
Mrs. Vaughn Hostess
For Luncheon
Mrs. Leo Vaughn was hostess
Thursday for a luncheon and bridge
party at her home.
Guests for four tables were invited.
Mrs. O. E. Lee and Mrs. Harry Shaw
assisted the hostess. Honors at hridce
went to Mrs. O. E. Irfe. Mrs. T. 0.
Russell, and Mrs. . u. mure.
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler Is
Honored
Mrs. E. E. DeCou and Mrs. B.
W. DeBusk entertained nt the home
of the former for an informal tea
Wednesday nfternoon to honor Mrs.
naymond II. n heeler, torjner r.u
genenn who is visiting from Law
rence. Kansas.
Mrs. Edmund S. Conklin poured.
forr rimlr Fnnhemea I.arawnv.
and Joyce Valentine.
Golf Contest
The final day of play in the rolf
contest being played by the women
of the Eucene Country rluh will be
held next Wednesday, regular weekly
ladies' day at the club. The two teams
stand now at twelve and one-half
points and ten and one-half points.
Prizes will be given to teams and
blind prizes are also to be given out
to players. Those wishing to have
luncheon at the clubhouse mar do so
by telephoning Mrs. Ivy by Tuesday
evening.
Community Club To
Meet Thursday
The College Crest Community cluh
Is' to have its monthly supper and
meeting next Thursday evening nt the
clubhouse, ,
The simper will ne at six-thirty
o'clock. Mrs. Strong Is in charge of
the event. A program will follow with
Mrs. Donald Young as chairman.
Ph. S. E. Stevens for plsno tuning.
Di, Mrs. Ross Ana
Honored Friday
Honoring Dr. and Mrs. fUlsej I
Ross who are leaving soon
members of the Eugene bP;uj
staff and their wives gave a sutw
Vw ' ' ""I Mm.
A. H. Norton on Friday etenitt
In the group were Dr. and Mi
Ross Dr and Mrs. Willwm k
kend.ill. Dr. and Mrs. P. J. p.-,,
Or. and Mrs. W. R. NMi, fir , ,
Mrs. W. E. Buehanaa. Jr.. T)r Kl
Mrs. George P. Winchell, nr' ,!!
Mrs. Lester A. EdWnm. Dr. w
Mrs. Norton, and Miss I.acr X0",.
ton.
.
Mrs. Caswell Has A
sewing t'arty
Mr. A. K. CflMTPll TTflt fcprtjjj
on FriflaT nfternonn at hor h
r n ispw ihk pariT,
A a-rnun ext ttrnnl. II.. i.
vitcd to the event.
Luncheon Given
Mrp. T.. TV. Pittman MtPrtiinH it
n buffet lunohpon nt hfr h"m Mob
day. honorinc her nt. Willinm Pitt
man. whn crndiiHtd from th T7oi
vprsitr of Orocon Mondny. The Wi
pon followpd ronimpneprn'-nt pxrrdsM
nil thp campus, Eir:htpn wprr inntH.
fiss Kuffpnia Van Clere assisted tbt
hostess in sprrintr.
,
Mor than $32.00.000 1n f.fJm!
funds will be spent: In Vearli tali
rear. fr (rnrprnmpnt buiMinn.
HrtOTpr Ham work and munitions dfp?t
eUnelien
Two Hostesses For
Bride-Elect
Mrs. George I. Hurley nnd Mrs.
A F. Bnrnett entertained at. the
home of tho former on Thursday
afternoon at a linen shower to honor
Miss Kathryn Kjosness. whose mar
riage to Harlow Hudson will be sol
emnized today.
A group of thirty was Invited to
the party.
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. DcMntt McMorrnn entertained
ot luncheon at her home Saturday for
a group of twelve guests. Bridge was
played afterwards.
SHOP WITH
FEATHER
PILLOWS
Your sheets are rarely used lonfler than a week,
and you make this change of your Bed Linen ao as
to be clean and thereby keep healthy. Did It ever
occur to you that your "Feather Pillows," while
they are Invariably encased In a pillow case, alsa
become aotled, unclean, unsanitary, and possibly
unhealthy from use.
Wa wash and aterlllra your Feather Pillows In
neutral soap, drying them In our new Rotary
Heated Tumbler at a temperature of 215 degreea
Fahrenheit, leaving each and every feather light
and fluffy, Just the way you would have them.
The cost la 25 cents each, with our guarantee,
I. e It's to your satisfaction or no charge Is made.
Give tis one this week and compare It with
Its mate when returned.
!We have several Family Services one of which
Is sure to fit your family budget. Fhone 123
and our salesman will call,
EUGENE STEAM
LAUNDRY
178 West 8th Thone 123
, ,1 i I for women. The first flight winner from now on you will see the famous
Where tO bUV pongee 1 iD each class gets a set of matched i Kist drinks-Orange Kist Lemon
Walked Into Montgomery Ward's woods. There are prises for every j Kist, and so on.-of ered y ou in
th. olhcr day and .topped deed in ; flight, and tomorrow, Monday, 7 Jl' (-rt nTZ
n,y track, just inside the. south noor w may see .nem a . "'P ' " '" ; ;' ' ,",""-''. bV sure what vou buy
,1 01,1 reporters himiih ''",;;"' .' ' " J"' . " T '" ,"' : " llr ',,, .nd wholesome.
a n.nver. 1 M- this coming weeK. Any further in- We went over the the rljint '
sure there was I formation you may get by phoning I this Collcge-Kist Orange-Kist bottled,
a bargsinithe Ijinrelwood course at 414. Have and. incidentally to try It. And
n- h i r , rm, n.it thv. t.i for r on n ,! soea k in g of good things to drink.
. , l 't l..-. J. ' . , ! rtmn-o.K'ict and T.eniOll K ist 8 TP
I lie r
t'lnsP,
Knew nf Just erprrda,T
ii when I ,Miw. ! golf ? A marvelous course: on that
r if- ht nhcs'I of , will try your skill on rery nol.
nt". a bic tabic
londcd and I i f , ,
.tfe.au..! if 1 1 h ' i wnrlr cX AvnuiVii t arr
Its of poncpf. Not th- ordinnrvl T,.w1i t.imM from fiprmnnT
n:,t.u-n!-rnlnrr( cloth rubor. Ibis h(r(, ,or(. tr(.BMim , on(k of thoir
t.-.p-;.-.. in H Vn ot enr rnt-mnt VTrcOXin p.uirfnirn. thp memory
:iml romrv in.-hi.tnic folkji dnts;of VnSnn Vnx Rs thPT saw it in
..i:.,.K like the ill.istrriti.M. - niul mind ! ? Jl'tiii.."
I, ''hf iM'ico i rulnulxiis
i t. f-cihtr drcKs width". Am!
uitb r's Htvt r! of finm-kine. just
in ltnf fomrrv- "ani's. Oh. ami
;ii n'miiiiU me. Th-? hnr n bi
il ini Ii-rio sirls rfr Toilp, or
ii'iu. dittfi f is. omplotp with
itl.'.l mp t matrh. 'Vhm littl
i'V--" nrp futi'lv m:i'l with He honm
Irlfin (liiwii. himI flii-atp bits of
iMii!i itiMi'i j, Juvt one tbtiar raih.
Inurnaiucnt
nt the laurchvood
nrM new that will pWtrifr
pvft-r cHrr in Ian counfT. Tbi
I .-ttirplwoofi c.lf r.Mirt, out at
tttli I'obimhta !trfrt, it. MiHmgpn
tonrna nipnt,
tl.r.
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morp than
it,1t worth of
ru-ri Hiifl wonKn.
Amt nni.itur w ho
rtM'J in Vsn
rounty 'a 1iaiblp,
nvi o i 1 i f y i n t
j.t arts toiiav, (iitr
rirt ,1mpo l to '27
inj!Mip. Tli twir
IHHIlt Hv.vf mil
bi plnjrfl t't'f th wppK of .In
Ttif iirt i'hniti!'niliij
b f-ft o iikuIh'-1
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Now. ftrr
morr than apron
hnntlrpd TPars.
thp P a a a I o n
IMar, the rial.
cpnntn. Tltal
thine, baa conip
to America, nnA
we. in Kucpnp,
are ai'tuallr to
!pp It hpre nt home. Those ppopIo of
rp-M artistic pertvmion who are re
spotttiblo for brincuin it to us. anH
tbp American IjPffion. whi'h htawl
inc bark of it and dnine thp pru'ticnl
work of sponsoring it. are oitm bene
fnWor . . . .lune Jt. T. 20. .lust
I I .... n n A f.l.t f,-,11I-
of the biccest davs of the rnr. Anl
the tickets onlf $1. $1..10. nnl ?U! In
: New York. Chicaco, St. T.ouis. T-n'd
'par 0 and up. The Kreibur? r
' or ift a work of the most e-
quisite art presented 1t actors who
erp trnipptt in their parts from cbibi-
fi, 1 tie i nrisrua nns open piavru
Kassiiat'bt for eicht ccnonitions.
. . . torscoua authentic rostumcs ot
ancient .lrnalem . . . magnificent
muKc, with a (Treat choir of Kusrne
propl.
collogc-kist
Well, the Kuetie( Trnit firower
I n n i r (iiMi r it n kh m . i n m i iiuv. i r- j rti 1 1 n n
a seems the hot wenlher promte-1 for s green
p s mac tune for mak m an-i
hood.
bj
f o pe n f-pr o iiKHtH''l mhH!p-s it n e inarnuip pr
urel irons, oue foe aieu auJ oat , botthui cirbuuateU beveragi's,
and
made directlT from tht fruit, right
hri in Kncene. You can se it
made yourself if ynii jio over to
the Fruit tlrowers plant. And there
are other flnrors root beer, crerne.
str.iwberrr. (rrape. all the familiar
kinds. Look for the. bottle moulded
represent the outer skin or a
lemon that'" the CnlleBe-Kist hottK
The Fruit Orower are just intrn-
ducinc thp line. You'll find It at
most retailers nnd aoft dnnK place.
the anchorage?
of course
Some Portland Mnda of ours ar
rived in Fueene the other day to at
lend summer school. After we'd cot
.i . lA .A tietA.l Diem bow
ttiey n iikp to apenn hm-
afternoon. T he response
wm unanimous. "Back
ln.niii I Irncrin ttirlent
(old iin ao much about
vo,ir Anchoracp. Let's
iyi all CPt our awimminc
uits and co up thTe
7 - Bnn I'wini.
7r vu ("f eonrae
O tlinra'i n nt h i n r elSP
ntiitt like the Anchnrnc. No better
Mvimniine an where than you cet in
the milira'e cienn wn.pr, noi i"
mth'h furrent. rood snrincT diin
hom-.U Willi plentr of beieht. Then
Ihrn'i n luff til it W n ith iiOt Pel WlltPT
kept clean ami tested every dar. And
thi v.np there i. a fi-ticpd in tank
for small children, with a bis white
mtan in if to ride. Shmvrs. too. hot
nr cold and evervhodr is rerjuird to
La una Tho Vol t.iniM nm heri
aeaui to tench divine and swimming
this esr. '1V way. JiH across ine
nnlh n-p is n hm picnic pi nee wit n
l,i wn under He trees. And th
niftturv' iiivr Hi.lti't I'Onie in for Mooi
er's iliarruiment policy, either. M'?r
canota taan ever.
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Fringe Bottoms ,., c7Ut
Imported, pairs of Grenadine Curtains with colored
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Sunfast).
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Special priced at $3a25 Pr
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Short ends of Cretonnes 1 yard, V2 and 2 yarcis
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