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Industry Reviews Trends in Shoe For School Wear New York Here is a brief run-down on what you and your youngsters will find in the shoe shops this fall. Leather pumps are a big thing ior little girls. The single strap shell silhousette is still the most Popular single type in dress and Party shoes. Little girls' feet will really twinkle in the new lioter leather pumps. Patent, of course, is a perennial in girls' party shoes, but printed leathers, me tallic finishes and the lusters are taking some of the play away from it. For school shoes, fine crushed grains and soft glove fathers are most popular. Suedes are used in gome school shoes, frequently in. combination with smooth leathers. Boys' shoes more than ever follow Father's. Tassel ties, gored slip-ons, loafers, wing-tips and U-wings .are most popular. Low-top lines in two-eyelet styles will probably be the most sought after shoe among boys this Fall. The brown family is still Num ber 1 with boys, although black is coming up fast. Black leather is making a comeback mainly because of the greys and blues which are being featured in boys' suits. Cordovan color which is a sort of happy medium is also being shown widely. The most popular leathers are the fine grains. They are being used in both dress and sports shoes. An innovation is high walled leather wetting which adds a real fashion not to the sturdy boys oxford.Q '."'... ' -":; ' ' Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Pence will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, September 4. The couple will hold open house at their home, 601 C street, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock and friends are invited to call. The Pences are longtime residents of this area. Registration of Students Starts Rogue River Registration is now under way for students at tending Rogue River schools this year. Registration will end Sept. NOTICE! Medford Ambulance Service NEW PjfONE NUMBER 2-7151 2. at the high school, and classes will start full day sessions Sept. 9. - Fees totaling $9.50 should be paid by students at time of reg istration. John Harr, new super intendent 1 of Rogue River schools pointed out books can not be issued until fees are paid. One new grade school teacher will join the Rogue River facul ty this year. She is Mrs. Eliza beth West, who taught at Gold Hill last year. She will teach a small combination class of third and fourth grade. Harr said the combination class was necessary because of an increase in enrollment. Anniversary of Observed in Sa Salem All Oregonians are invited to attend an open house at the Oregon State library, Sa lem, Thursday, September 1 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Miss Elea nor Stephens, state librarian,' an nounces that the event is being held to celebrate the 50th anni versary of the state library. Out lines for self guided tours will be distributed and guests will have an opportunity to visit all departments and examine spec ial exhibits which will illustrate the services and holdings of the State library. Cornelia Marvin, later the wife of Governor Walter Pierce, was the "pioneer spirit" who brought to the state the early inspiration and determination that books and the .opportunity of reading should be made available to the most isolated areas of the state. Mrs. Pierce once commented that "The really distinctive and unique feature of our Oregon system was the beginning (the first in the country) of package libraries' for debaters and speak ers, and the practice of sending books throughout the state by mail." Fifty years later the state li brary has grown to include legis lative reference, the. state arch ives, school reference, and ad visory services to public librar ies. Direct service to Oregonians who do not have access to a lo cal library, and supplementary services to existing libraries re main of primary importance. Re quests for material come from the rancher at Halfway, the for est ranger at Unity, the bee keep er at Rainier, and the orchardist at Sisters. Patrons not only want books to read during their rec reation hours, but. assistance in their businesses, vocations, or hobbies. "When were rotary egg beaters invented," "how do you prepare budgets for a small town," or "under the state min eral laws, how do you file . a claim." Hundreds of letters are received each week demonstrat ing that Oregonians turn to the State library for answers to State Library lem This Week their personal problems. The newly appointed board of trustees, authorized in the 1955 Legislative assembly will be in troduced. Members recently ap pointed by Governor Paul Pat terson are Mrs. George W. Fel kins and Stewart H. Holbrook, Portland; Steph E. Prothero, Hermiston; Mrs. A. T. Fox, North Bend; Mrs. Warren McMinimee, Tillamook; Mrs. Alford (Eva A.) Moore, Tigard, and William H. Carlson, director of libraries of the Oregon State system of High er Education, and librarian of Oregon State college, Corvallis. John S. Richards, president of the American Library associa tion and librarian of Seattle Pub lic library, and Dr. Carl W. Hintz, president of the Oregon Library association, University, of Oregon librarian, will be the guests of honor the evening of September 1 at the state library. NOW you can get PAINT... POWER TOOLS...MAJOR AP PLIANCES -and ANYTHING ELSE YOU NEED - on EASY UADnuADC RiinncT tedmc 1 13 at NOW IN STOCK OAKLAND WOOD HEATERS 5 Room Size 3 Room Size '7350 Th Most Efficient Wood Heater Built! Get ' yourt now en our convenient BUDGET PLAN or have one put back on our easy LAY-AWAY PLAN! Be pre. pared for winter comfort with our OAKLAND. So ACT NOW! Come In and Sign Up Today! 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Guests present were Mrs. D. W. Cain, Mrs. Earl Wood, and Mrs. Clark's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Donald Clark, all of Eagle Point, and the honored guest, Mrs. Scott. , i f Nearly one out of every ten cars now is assembled on the West Coast. Wee-HMtUy, AHfuat SI, ! KiBrei Tdo) i& viu!rfc-Tt Generally Favorable Verdict Pronounced By Tribune Writers (Continued from Page 2) Dream" and "Henry IV," to H. Paul Kliss for "Macbeth" and Robert B. Loper for'Timon of Athens," and "All's Well That Ends Well." Credit also goes to Douglas A. Russell, who was customer for the seventh season, and his assistant, Agnes David; to Frank L. Sullivan, the festival's techni cal director, and his assistant, Ed Brubaker. W. Bernard Windt is credited with directing music, and Richard Graham as director of make-up. Shakespeare's plays as produc ed by the association with comp etent players and technical as sistance are an asset to Southern Oregon, and productions can be rated among the select few which are staged today as they were in the Elizabethian theatre. E.H.A. Visit Relatives Byron Arnold and small daughter, Mildred, are here from Los Angeles to visit Mr. Arnold's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huson, Lindley street. The family spent last week end at the Huson's summer home at Lake o' Woods, and will also spend this coming week end there. Mr. Arnold and his daugh ter will return south Seytember 8. rmr nciifviiif tzitkp Chihuahua, Mezieo U.W Guillermo ftal toldl police to day he fcurned down one of the city's largest kuildingt to "tett the ffkicrc7 of the ire department." XSV& itCOGIRZED Geno, ltly U.R) Tries Mye Gianni Bartli was en routo to New York by ship to day at to guest of the United State in recognition of his serv ice to democracy." 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