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ru ffle extend« below the fie«« of iqr Ot matokin« ft|T. F u r corne»
the «qyq.“ The «utile ’*» Iq ln fd to in a il PMU1 « M d » « 4 « F M»d
tb» Maak ofelffan «cart w t » huge tha «cft fti» W Jur la beat B |a 4 for
Jjlnk chiffon roeee. One c|n pur »▼•pWr. purÇocec la thé ▼»rtou^
dyed shade..
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chase these chiffon flower« ip the
•hope and th e /« r e not aspaaatva^
Teeth are nice thlqga. I f you
(W ritte n f«» the . F o tta * Frqoa) A green froefc equid dftve a «1»- had 119 teeth wfiat WRM» JO|t'«r!c
N flW YO RK. (UF>— The enm- ife t t u r f la A, Wack, ABd green when your w ife makes yOu mad?
combination.
Another. v«fy beinflful wrap of
g e n ^ K ^ Ita m In the w .rdiQ iie of
The shimmy danc« wasn't halt
chiffon, which fquid be fgehlcmed
so
interesting «a -a ie lp w with a
feel that we can get through the at home U were|y a dopbfa «hlf- |»»y w indow dpiog t^e Charleston.
w u n tfd h > fth o u t ap evqntng wrap fpn cape of »leader linpe adorned
w ith peoot-edga ru ffle , to two al-
by using the lig h t street wrap or
te rn a tin f colors. ‘ The
.model
the w hite aports coat over the eve shown in the .hop has a^white
ning gown. By dqing eo we never
foundaton with white and brack
feel properly dressed for evening
ruffles alternating {ronh neckline
occasions.
to hem. ■ The collar Is,upstanding
This year each evening frock
and le covered w ith hand made
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haa it's own special wrap.
Most
roses made of chiffon in black and
in the home if you have
of us can’t- afford to indulge in
white.
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modern conveniences
more than ope wrap but we can
A very simple wrap is made of
manage te have several I f
we
chose chiffon aa a wrap material. colored chiffon or crepe de cbece
phfqb if Pleated and Shirred in at
Recently I have seen sevqral very
stunning though simple 'wraps of
chiffon which could be made in
will help in reducing
colore to harmonise w ith pastel
evening frocks, giving the ensem
household
unhappiness.
ble Idea.
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• We will be glad to
One could easily copy these
demonstrate
wraps at home sinee they are
merely" scarfs in most instances
New Shipment Of
and these little matching scarfs
cost more than their weight in
platinum in the sm art shops. One
model which I have in mind is
worn over a eorql pink beaded
chiffon tow n. The wrap is noth
346 E. Main Street
ing more or leas than a long,
-wide scarf made of s'double, lay
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er of black chiffon which has a
7 0 S EVERY CAR
deep .ruffle border of coral pink
chiffon the exact shades of the
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gown.
The black portion of /h e scarf
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THE NEW NORMAL SCHOOL
T he people of Oregon can well re jo ic e ‘w ith the c iti
zens o f A shland over th e revival of the S o u th ern Oregon
s ta t norm al school in its splendid new home on th e so u th
ern o u tsk irts of th is city.
T o day m a rk s an im p o rtan t mile-stone in the h isto ry
o f O regon education as well a s .in the civic h isto ry of
A shland, and it is m eet and p ro p er th a t the people of
th is p a rt o f the s ta te should pause and rejoice over the
com ing of th e new norm al school.
T he S outhern Oregon s ta te norm al school is d ed i
cated to the young m en and women of Oregon to d ay u n
d e r the m ost auspicious of circum stances. I t was re
tu rn e d to A shland, a fte r a lapse of yeurs, because th e
.people of A shland and of Southern Oregon, have work-
ted fo r it incessantly d u rin g th e passing years.
Today the dream s of yesterd ay are fulfilled. The
norm al school comes into actu al being; it is given to the
s ta te and to th e people of th e sta te w ith a trie d and
proven ed u cato r a t th e helm. U nder th e g u id in g h an d of
P resid e n t J . A. C hurchill, T he T idings p red icts th a t the
Southern Oregon norm al school will sh o rtly ta k e ran k
w ith the forem ost in stitu tio n s of its c h a ra c te r in th e west.
He h a s g ath ered around him a staff of c o m p eten t,in stru c
tors, and w ith him as th e ir tn e n to r th ey a re destined to
place the new norm al school to th e forefront.
A CODE OF THE ROAD
O ver ill t h e R ocky M ountain section where m acadam
roads are the rule ra th e r th a n tlie exception, m o to r as
sociations have p rom ulgated a set of d riv in g ru les which
is m eetin g w ith m uch fa v o r am ong m otorists generally.
- E v en here in Oregon, w ith a d aily toll of d e ath s
an d in ju ries from careless and reckless d riv in g , a code
o f th e road would b rin g som e relief from th e p resen t d is
tre ssin g situation. The code as ad o p ted in th e Rocky
M ountain section and which could well be followed in
O regon and o th e r staets, follow s:
A d riy e r who is a “ good s p o r t” w ill:
1. S ignal defin itely when tu rn in g o r stopping and
observe such signals from o th e r d riv ers.
2. Give the o th e r d riv e r, o r p ed estrian , when e n tit
led to i t th e rig h t of w ay w ith o u t try in g to bluff him
out.
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. 3. O bserve caution signs a t ra ilw a y crossings and
elsew here.
4. M aintain the av erag e speed of o th e r tra ffic on
crow ded highw ays and avoid zig-zagging th ru heavy tr a f
fic except when actu ally necessary.
5. D raw to curb o r off of highw ay when stopping.
6. Avoid b esp a tte rin g |H‘d estriaiis o r o th e r cars on
a m uddy street. . •
7. P roperly equip his c a r w ith g a s, oil, sp are tires,
tow rope, etc., and not depend on the g enerosity of others.
8. A v o id -p assin g a n o th e r car, even if the road is
d u sty ,’ unless he intends to continue a t a g re a te r sj>eed,
and avoid holding the cen ter of the tlm rofare.
9. H ave his c ar equipped w ith good ^brakes and
pro p erly ad ju sted lights.
10. Avoid crow ding tlfe o th e r fellow to th e edge of
the road o r passing an o th er c a r on a blind curve.
11. D rive a safe distan ce from th e c a r nheqd on a.
alippary pavomnnt
;
12. Not steal a p a rk in g place when an o th er m o to r
ist is p re p a rin g to use it, o f p u rp o se ly bum p a n o th er car
io im rking.
13. Consider, a t ull tim es the safety of his p assen g
e rs and all o th er jmrsons.
14. S tand up like « man and tuk£ the blam e and re
sp onsibility for an accident if i t s ’s his own fault an d he
knows it.
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W ill co-operate w ith the officers pf the law a t ull
tim es.
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T he Golden Rule is th e l>est traffic law. P lay fair!
C ivilization would be m ore |>opular if it« upkeep did
not ra n in to m e h high figures.
Being as courteous to your wife us you ure to other
icn — that is what makes a gentleman.
TWO REAL #
Pistons — Pins — Rings
AUTOMOBILE
—Axles — Gears — Hear
BARGAINS
ings — Valves
W hat the president may w i.b ,
however, doesn’t eeem to concern
the vice president.
Dawee is well aware that (arm
relief atmosphere is surcharged
with presidential lightning.
I t w ill be noticed that he has
PENSACOLA, Fla.. June 26.—
a lightning rod up.
Jess«
Odom, 19, confessed he poi
BY C H AR LES P. S T E W A R T
soned Archie Alexander, '16, be
W A S H IN G TO N
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Observe
cause “Archie w a . too popular
Vice President Charles O. Dawea,
with the girl»,’’ was sentenced to
coming out o f his office in the
life imprisonment today.
Capitol building, in the midst ot
a group of farm relief agitators.
These times Dawee is everlast
ingly to be seen going into or com
ing out of his offee in the mldcl
To c u ltiv a te a b e a u tifu l
of a group of firm re lie f agitators
or else he isn’t to be seen at a ll,:
com plexion, one m u s t first
because he’s inside his office in
have a thoroughly clean
conference with a group of thorn.
Strawberry shortcake pertalniy
Farm relief is in the atmos is the berries.
skhi as a fo u n d atio n .
phere and Charles G. Dawe?
breathes it. He inhales it deeply.
This would be alt very well but'
— Farm relief atmosphere is poi-j
son gas to Calvin Coolidge. He’s!
on record as opposed to farm r e -!
lef legislation. He says the farm -'
ers mast work out their own s al-1
cleans th e skin b e tto r th an
vatlon.
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so ap a p d w atpf.
8lnce the Iowa senatorial prim- i
ariea he may wish he hadn’t s aid !
It quite so emphatically.
I f s o ,!
that’s all the more reason for plr»i j
to wish hie own vice president ;
Preacrtptton Druggist
wouldn't associate so oonetantfy;
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and ostentatiously with farm r t - j
The man who spent all
L ith ia S print« » M e i Building
defers, sympathising w ith them i i j ! money last winter is lucky,
their plans and advising them t o ! can’t get restless this spring
go ahead w ith same.
! quit his job.
Youthful Slayer
POR EVRRY OAR
Must Serve Life
SIM.6
SAYS
Elizabeth Ardens
Do yon know that Itte chicken
industry in the United States
n isrt titan all the Gold
i? — Let’s 'have more
chicken ranches.
1925 Ohev. Touring $475
Ford to h r in g .......... $100
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ktop here regularly for gas and
oil.
T h eir drivers know the
quality of the products we sell.
Williams Service
z The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
Phone 104
Station
Dealers
Ve Snub With Gabriel
- .. Snubbers............
Boulevard A Hherautn
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Cleansing Cream
Lithia Springs
Pliarniacy
OUT OUR WAY
Bv Williams
the car to tfie road——
a n d iia k e & if,<£ pjpafiyc for
you to drive for hour« at & dine in perfect comfort.
T h e pow erful m o to r c a trig q y o u everywhere,
smoothly and without effort. The disc-dutch makes
spring», longer in proportion than ton any dtfcer
car, provide 'aeamfbrt and a i esitiency that Will ck.
light you. EyervWhfci'e, every me'says, “Ids qo easy
tGfdri*4**^and you can learn how true that is b y
flfctttag’a detdodstratidn. Phone for one now.
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