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Mrs. Lindsay Houston Hostess for Meeting Sams Valley Sams Valley Ladies' club held the last meet ing of club year at the home of Mrs. Elwood Abbott with Mrs. Lindsay Houston as hostess. Visitors present included Mrs. Cleon Botsford and Miss Lucille Abbott, Sams Valley, and Mrs. Pearl Grundeland, Seattle Wash. Mrs., Grundeland was a former member of the club. After officers' reports were given, Mrs. Walter Miller took charge of entertainment which had the theme of vacation trav els. Mrs. Lloyd Beers won the prize. The club will have a potluck supper at TouVelle Park, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 28 for members and their families. Sunfrock V Panties COOL, CRISP and so eute! Sundress has panties to match. Pinny opens out for easy ironing! Bunny and scattered posies make this an adorable set. Pattern 7214; transfer; neces sary pattern parts; cutting charts; sizes 2, 4, 6 included. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern to Med ftord Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 5640, Chica go 80, 111. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with PATTERN NUMBER. Exciting! Our 1952 edition of Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book! Brimful of new ideas, it's only Twenty cents. NINETY-ONE Il lustrations of patterns of your favorite needlecraft designs, plus SIX easy-to-do patterns printed right in the book. Your Car Safely Road-tested without leaving our floor How your car perform! on steep grades . . . over fast high ways ..tin heavy traffic, depends on the horsepower output. Only on the dyna mometer can the horsepower of your car be measured while in operation under rotd driving conditions. Without leaving our service floor, we road-test your car before and after service to make sure you receive the improved perform ance you are paying for. You save time and money because scientific "trouble-shooting" on the dynamometer elimi nates guesswork in determin ing the labor and parts needed. - ROOTS MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth 101 West Jackson at Fir Half-Size Style FORMULA FOR FLATTERY! Take a simple dress, add soft gathers at shoulders and lower hipllne! Result a taller, slimmer-looking you! Take notice, too: this is a Half-Size Style! De signed to your measurements no alteration worries. It fits at waist, hips! , Pattern 9100; Half Sizes 14V4, 18W, 18,4, 20V4, 22V4, 2414. Size 16V4 takes 3V4 yards 39-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send THIRTY cents in coins for this pattern to Marian Mar tin, care of Medford Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plain ly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. . Jamboree Group Works on Program Of Saturday Event Talent Committee members for the Talent Jamboree, to be held June 28, met last night in the Talent city hall to complete plans for the various events for this Saturday. The funds from the Jamboree will go towards building a youth camp called Yah-ie-wah -noh, which is under the supervision of the Phoenix Community club, it will be for all youth and adults of the area, although it is the principal camp of the Talent Camp Fire girls. The camp is located on 6?4 acres, five miles from Talent, on the Wagner creek road and will consist of one main building, two sleeping units and a kitchen. There will also be picnic grounds and a camp fire pit. No charge will be made for use of any of the facilities. Saturday Ceremoniei Saturday's ceremonies will open at 11 a.m. with the opening event being the welcome of guests by Mayor Harold Straus and the crowning of a queen from three candidates, Margie Strader, Joyce Chapman and Doreen Burnctte. Every half hour throughout the rest of the day there will be a 15 minute program with varied entertainment until 10 p.m. when prizes will be given away. The parade, which will start at 7 p.m., will feature the cen tennial theme and will start on Main and Front streets over to Wagner street, down to the Old highway, over to the junction, up to Gibson street, across La Pree avenue, back up the Old Highway, and up Main street to the city hall where it will d band. SHIP TO BE REPAIRED Portland (U.R) The steam ship Cynthia Olson was at a local shipyard Tuesday for repairs. The vessel was towed here from Bandon where she was aground for several days recently. 117 S. CENTRAL i Sale-T-Shirts for the Family SEE WARDS COMPLETE SELECTION FOR VACATION, SPORTS, AND PLAY On The Side (Distributed b Kin Mr only star, Why are your dear eyes. Where all my life'! peace lies, With me at war? Why lo my ruin tendlnl. Do they ittll lighten woe On him that lovet you, so That all his thoughts In you Have slrth and ending? DAVIDSON For years and years references to a woman as being "a natural blonde" or "a natural red-head" have been common. Nothing was evet said about a brunet in this connection. Recently I have not ed several references to "a na tural brunet." Seems the number of blondes and red-heads who are switching to dark hair is in creasing so greatly that the real McCoy brunets feel they should defend themselves. Why do so many blondes and red-heads want to be brunets? On that our "Horses and Women" experts have been trying to check with no success. Truck and Trash Have you a garret? Anything stored there? Have you any rela tives who have a garret? Any way, there is a book titled "Trea sures in Truck and Trash" by Morgan Towne. This book re veals how cash may be acquired for old magazines, newspapers, dishes, toys, furniture, etc., that might lie forgotten in a garret. Tells where you can sell the stuff, what you might, get for it, etc. I believe a fellow after studying this book could travel around the country visiting old houses and pick up things at bar gain prices which he might sell at quite a profit. Horses and Women An extremely important fac tor in facial appearance is the nose. Many a woman would be a raving beauty were it not for the shape of her nose. Quite a few beautiful women, some of them celebrities, were not good look, ing until their noses were al' tered by plastic surgery. The general belief is that nose and face lifting operations by plastic surgery are only within reach of the wealthy. That is not so. While expensive, they are not prohibitive for persons in mod erate circumstances. The impor tant thing is to get the right sur i " 5 f "jj .ii if i Him '9 a: 3 mmmmammmmir0, (3 Reg. 1.98 cotton T-Tops wHh dressy styKng. Plaids, embossed types, terry cloths. Hat, novelty knits. White, darks, pastels. In all sizes. 1.7 (t) Reg. 1.S9. Sports-time favorites for men cool, easy to launder. Colorful novelty designs m a variety of open weaves. In all sites. I. IT (U Reg. 98c Better Quality Flat-knrt T Shirts, smooth combed cotton. Taped shoulders prevent sagging. 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Incidentally, the Plaza cost $17,000,000 to build when the buying power of the dollar was three times what it is today. The first man to register at the Plaza was Alfred G. Vanderbilt, second was George Jay Gould, third was none other than John W. "Bet a Million" Gates, and they all had their dogs with them. Our amia ble springer, Timmy, has fre quently stayed at the Plaza. He is very popular there. Every time we pass that hotel he stops, looks up at me as much as to say: "How about going in and seeing the folks?" A remarkable animal. Almost Confidential In Great Britain it is against the law for a divorced man to marry his sister-in-law while his ex-wife is living. Same is true of a divorced woman and a brother-in-law. . . , Oakland, Calif., sub scriber says film stars are not the only ones who look 20 years younger than their age. She says she is over fifty, looks thirty, has four ardent admirers, and has had 13 proposals of marriage in a year. 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Rib kr.il reck, button-shoulder. 1-4. 2 for l Tuesday, June 24, 1952 More Than 45f( Vets Bonus Checks iled in Oregon Salem (U.R) The bonus divi sion of the State Department of Veterans' Affairs has mailed out some 45,000 payments to veter ans of World War II or their next of kin, Hub Saalfeld, head of the division, said Tuesday. Saalfeld said payments will continue now at the rate of about 1500 a day or 7500 a week because the division has caught up with the backlog of checks written by. the secretary of state's office. And that office can write the checks at the rate of only about 1500 a day because each check must be ruaV through the protectograph. Saalfeld said an unknown number of veterans received the wrong bonus checks. He said: "It's one of those things that just happen when you're run ning thousands of bonus checks through a machine. We urge every veteran who received the payment of someone else to re turn the check to the bonus divi sion in Salem at once. We will then see that the veteran gets his correct check." BREAD AVAILABLE Portland (U.R) Bread sup plies were reported near normal Tuesday after the AFL bakers returned to work at wholesale plants but prices generally were up one cent, both for small and large loaves. cal producers. His first produc tion was "The Candy Shop," a musical that was a smash hit in 1909. Billy Rock and Maude Ful ton were the stars. John was also a song writer. He wrote "Poor Butterfly." A great ditty, but like "Dardanclla," "The Merry Widow Waltz" and "The Music Goes Round and Round." it was sung so much that finally a long suffering public thought there should be a law against play ing it. Phoenix Group Of $300 in Police Chief Salary Phoenix About 75 people ap peared last night at a public hearing in the Phoenix Commu nity club hall concerning the city budget election which is being held today in the city hall until 8 o'clock this evening. The principal objection raised by those attending to the pro posed budget, which is $10,- 370.91 over the six per cent in crease limitation, was the fact that the budget calls for the po lice chief's salary to be lipped by $300 a year to $3,900. After discussion lasting sev eral hours on this point, the council and citizen's budget com mittee agreed with the group opposing the salary increa.se to have a representative meet with the council at the next meeting and help in the selection of a new police chief, "if the council BOY'S BODY FOUND The Dalles (U.R) The body of one of two 14-year-old Moro, Ore., youths feared to have drowned in the John Day river, was recovered Monday. Search ers found the body of George Clarence Kirby who disappeared last Friday with 14-year-old Frank Scherrer. Search for the other youth's body was con tinuing. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at 3;30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. r nl 117 S. 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The allowable amount within the limitation is $285.29 an increase over 1951 52 of only $16.15. Stops Laxatives regains youthful regularity "For thirty years. I took so many kinds of pills and laxatives to re lieve constipation. Since I started eating all-bran every day, those troubles are over," says busy Bethany, Mo., woman. If you, too, sutler from Irregularity due to lack of dietary bulk, try toasty all-bran. It's helped thousands to regain youthful regularity. Rich In iron, high in cereal protein, provides essential B and D vita mins. Not habit-forming. It's the only type ready-to-eat cereal that supplies all the bulk you may need. Eat 14 cup every day; drink plenty of liquids. If you're not completely satisfied after 10 days, send empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich., and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I PHONE 2-6241 Yjt Pair ill '.fT- IM
