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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DEC. A, 1947 PACE SIX Klamath Girl Weds In Recent Rites In a ceremony read In Sacramento. Calif., Betty Louise Adams of this city became Uie bride of Paul Kenneth Prat her of Chlco, Calif., at 8 o'clock, November 29. Rev. Henry W. Hunter of the Frecport Christian Boulevard church read the double ring candlelight vows at the home of the bride's uncle, John O. Harris. The bride was Riven In marriage by Mr Harris. Her gown was of traditional while. She carried a white Bible marked with gardenias and ribbon streamers. Matron of honor was her cousin. Mrs. Robert D. Stribltnfr. the former Beverly Jean Harris. She wore a dress of rose Dink with a corsage at the shoulder of pink sweetheart j roscbuds. Best man was Hoocrt u mb,. 2, m the lower FOE hall. Sirlbling. After the meeting a potluck supper A reception was held following , was serVcd to members of the auxil the rites. Out-of-town guests were il(rv BIld serj(. pinocie plaved Mrs. Dora Dversdal. grandmother of . lat(,r ln the evemng. the bride, and Nellie Tennefoss, both meetlne. Tuesday. De- of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. William Prather and daughter, Jean, of Chico. Mrs. Ralph Gustavson mother of the bride. Mrs. Henry Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Daly. Mr. and Airs. Elmer DeVore and daughter. Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs. John O. Harris, all of Sacramento. The newlyweds are at home Chico. In 1 i I Comma Rites TULELAKE Plans for the ap- , proaching marriage of Janell Boyd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Boyd of Tulelake. and Robert S. Adams Jr of Merrill were told to a group of friends last Saturday night at a dinner dance at the Sportsman's hotel. The nuptials which w ill unite twe well-known families of this community are planned for Feb ruary 1. White ribbon streamers cascad- 1,1.. at oarh mrner of he dtoer table re tied to minia- ! ture s young coupie. i..e '-"-; i "SEm, JJ TZL carnationi Seare Kd Sri j Mar- ., rio,h nns Mr. and 11" rtllttuio. i,. Xlr Pnhert c Ariomc sr. Memu. mr onrt Mrs. Herbert Faulkner. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Callas. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Tumbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bovd. Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd. Phyliss Rowan, snirley Mcrau. Ficnch E Johnson Janeil and Rob- , ert and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Boa. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Tulelake high school last June and the future groom, member of ( ere of Klamath county's pioneer j families, Is a navy veteran. i ! Committee Mrs. Elizabeth Norris. Mrs. Rob ert E. Wattenburg. Mrs. George Hurn, and Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones will be the luncheon committee for the annual Christmas tree and gift exchange of Aloha club of Past Matrons of the Eastern Star, to be held Friday at 1 o'clock, December 19, in the Masonic temple. Mrs. Oscar Peyton is in charge of ar rangements for the tree. Members are asked to remember the change In the regular meeting date from the last Friday in the month to the 19th, because of holi day season opening. ... Anniversary A family dinner with 40 guests at tending marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Matney of the Merrill road, Monday, November 22. The honored couple cut a lovely, tiered wedding cake as a highlight of the evening. They are well known Merrill residents and both have lived ln this community for many years. They were married on Thanks giving Day 50 years ago in the old Ewauna House in Klamath Falls. Before her marriage. Mrs. Matney was Josephine Galarneau. member of a pioneer county family. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Espart. Guaranteed Work 'AM Makeii Reasonable prices Fret Estimate Sewing Machine Service fonr Independent Oeiier CALL 5103 V SPECIALIZED RADIO SERVICE 1434 Main MbtIq Norman tKiKttu.u.u.u.u.u.tt.tttL9iitiii3iQ Cosmercs Studio announces five-star arrivals Clamorous, New Make-up Colors Tempting New Perfumes Week-end Bags Fitted Trovel Cases Gift Sets in Assorted Sizes All Luxurious Christmas Cifts For Milody. Muriel Garich of the Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio will be in Tulelake, Calif., on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 8th and Oth, to give demonstrations on the Merle Norman way to a lovelier com plexion . . . al the Sportsman's Hotel. A Gilt Certificate for a new Shop will help the men with ij Open Evenings a I Muriel's Beauty Salon Winema Hotel Bldg. Phone 6576 . . fotlucK bupper The Eagles auxiliary held a regu- lar mectmg Tuesday' evening. De- comber 9. will be initiation of candi dates. Officers and drill team mem- j bers will wear forma Is, The Christ- ! mas party for the auxiliary will be j held Tuesday evening. December 23. ; with an exchange of gifts priced be- i tween 75 cents and one dollar. The Habins will have their : Christmas dinner and gift exchange j at the home o. Betty Ketsdever j Sunday evening. December 21, in- j stead of December 19. as previously i announced. Members and their ! husbands will attend. ( CnJQ,,noJ i L. 1 1 IC id CT U Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson en- ' tertained a group of friends at a i cocktail party at their home on Ala- nieda street Thanksgiving Eve. Later : the group went to the police benefit i ball. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. James ; Brown. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Atkins. Mr and Mrs. Frank Blackmer. Mr. Switzer. Mr. and I Mrs. Sam Malsbery. Mr. and Mrs. s SmjIh Mr , rt Mrs Mrrtnt I -Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunham. Mr i Odell Olsen. Mrs. Arcitie Huff. Mrs. 'Oscar Gerleve. Mrs. Jack Linken- 1v,nb Mrc Trtie U'oct Mr Too - Long. Mrs. Edna Hastings. Dorothv Campbell. Virginia Schultz. William Melhase Jr.. Carl Keily. Otis Love ana Thomas Gordon. Candidates The Masonic tempie was the scene of an initiation ceremonial last Tuesday evening, December 2. Five candidates were inducted into the order of the White Shrine of Jer- usalem by Naomi Shrine number 5, with Mrs. Charlotte Martin presid ing as worthy high priestess. The Shrine room was beautifully decorated in holiday greenery and presented a very appropriate setting for the degree work. Mrs. George Grizzle, Mrs. Walter Herndon and Mrs. Arthur Denison were in charge of the decorations. Following rovtine business of the shrine, the meeting was adjourned and refreshments served by the hos tesses, Mrs. Vera Llnkenbach. Mrs. Nina Currier and Mrs. Bertha Baker. An already full holiday sea son caused cancellation of plans for a suggested Christmas party. The shrine v U plan a social affair for an early post-holiday date. BETTY LOUISE Adams of Kla math Falls became the bride of Paul Kenneth Prather of Chico, Calif, in rites solem nized in Sacramento, Calif., November 29. Mr. and Mrs. Prather are making their home in Chico. Kennel-Ellis Permanent in our Beauty their shopping problems. By Appointment MX l Mjitui VI AS - - V.: FRIENDS learned last week of the forthcoming marriage of Janeil Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boyd of Tule lake, to Robert S. Adams Jr. of Merrill, at a dinner dance held at the Sportsman's hotel. The date has been set for February 1. Kcimcll-Ellls 'Party Plans Neighbors of Woodcraft held a ; regular meeting in the KC hnll j Monday evening. December 1. with . Ruth Hull, guurdian neighbor, pre ! siding. Plans were completed for the joint Christmas party of the Neighbors and the Juveniles to be held in the j hall Monday evening, December 15. I There will be a tree, treats, a pro ' gram in which the Juveniles will , take part, and the Silent Sisters will be remembered with gifts. This will be an open meeting and everybody is welcome to attend. The Juveniles are to have a gt exchange w ith a 50 cent limit. They I will not meet at 4 o'clock that after ( noon since the party Is for them as ! well as the Neighbors. Thimble Club Vera Reeves was hostess to the ! Thimble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft at her home in Merrill Wednesday. December 3. The after noon was spent in sewing and visit ing, and refreshments were served by the hostess to the eight members present. The next meeting will be held in the evening, and the hostess will be Mildred Smith of 1114 Crescent. It will be a Christmas party with a limit of 50 cents set on gifts for the gift exchange. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guorontee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 506 North 7th St. Phone 9346 I fsi reully ChriaLmas when you give. (ria....- The Safari Set byTUSSY CURRIN'S-,r drugs "THE I RIKNDI.Y DRUO HTORK" 9th and Main Phono 4514 y A-r z N GENUINE WATERLESS COOKWARE For cuoking UtliviouJ, apptiwini; mcaU the new waicrlcw way, wlcct De Luxe watc by Wcm Iknd. Retain more of the garden frolineM ind original viumini and mineral. Triplc-tlikfc aluminum hcais cu-nly, is alnas kind to fintd. Flavo-Scal (over cal in the flavor and natural moitture. X ide, fiat borenmt in efficient on any ranc unit and conking heat float quit My to lidti and cover. FY0CK-M00N INCORPORATED 131-125 So. 9th rh. 5100 j VST pre-war prici ' It's a romanlic, sparkling flagrante lliat I.il9 and Lists. 1 lie lmely Iraltle liolils two full ounce of Safari Cologne and it's a dreinjr-liillc ornament! Willi mulching IliiMing PowdVr, derfdy pcerttrd and fine nf mist, in I pretty tliukrr lin" 1.50 plu lax. f f rertiilnly obtniiird n fasrliuitliu: var iety of robes tor holiday MiopiK'i'N , . . and after viewing them tills week. Mnrthu'sfholoc is divided between a gorgeous cardinal red velvet, tjulltrit in an overlapping ftsh-seale ettcrt, richly lined in white miIIii . . . and a brocaded shortie of pcnii white, lined ill pink taffeta, that's perfectly lus cious A slim-cut, black pcL'lile crepe has tess gown must be especially men tioned, too . . It.s so distinctive and smart with filigree gold bullous, a swlrly design of gilt braiding over j one hip and a narrow gotd belt. Hearing the labels of hcst-kiniwn lingerie designers, the sleek salui negligees are right out In front when I It comes to eye-appeal . . . bill get j ting lmvst of the raves arc a r.ullunt I pink number with pleated ruffling ; and a scductle peach sutiu. Iluticr- lug with liu-e. Among the mure tailored types are a sheer wool of baby blue that has u pretty crocheted edging of niatchmg luce around the collar and gathered cuffs . . and the festive moire taf feta of gay fuchsia. You'll like the saucy shortie robes at LONG'S . "Id Main ... Ill quilted Jersey prints over while or pastel grounds ... a splendid gift for a college miss to wear over pajamas. "Velvet Takes the Spiitllltlll." says the Christinas Issue of ('harm, and succrsts that the tiusinrvi slrl art ! tM-f a Irnetli uf W-ek ravan velvet and make hrrself an off-tlie-sliDiildrr iI iihIih dress with a whirling skirt In all anklr-lruli-Ing Irnglh. Minlt'vnistir llvtiMttfi Shop was all a-sparktc for the holiday season w hen Martha dropiwd around the other day . . . with scads of in expensive glftles out on display that are ever so useful . . . and Owner Stormy Borden announced, for the benefit of men shoppers, that Hrauty liifl Certificates are now ready. About the nicest of all and fright fully handy, are the Hermetic "Trip-Kits" for $995 plus tax . . . and included among the numerous cosmetics they contain Is an auto malic powder puff. Manv of these Items at MODERN ISTIC BEAUTY SHOP ... 915 Kla math . . . are Just the right size to slip in a stocking on Christmas Eve . . . such as the Eversharp Schick Fashion Kuzors for ladles . . . New Way Foudre Pars of plastic, a com pact for loose jKiwder . . . spicily fragrant Andalusia, a Mexican col ogne . . . Oral Kits, a folding tooth brush that fits In purse or pocket. Ideal for travelers . . . I.lp-Tex. a liquid that helps prevent lipstick smear. ... Like your dresa and your home, the meals you serve express your personality. That Is why every liostesa strive for the bit of un usual when it eomrji to parties. Itut don't overdo it. L'uvvin'n carry all fuur ut Dana s outstanding perfumes and other Items In match ing fragrances ... so much a pari ; of Christmas . . . tiiat tell Her ail the lovely things she likes to hear. Most in demand arc "Tabu," subtly blended from imported essences . . . and "20 CaraLs." an exquisite frag rance to convey holiday bcntimcuts. Among packaged numbers created especially for this ieason Is un ele gant purse flaeon Art ... a rich, gold-fabric ca.se containing all four 1 fragrances . . . Tabu, Platlne. 20 i Carats and Emir . . . and the little bottles duplicate the larger coutalii- crs. Price Is S10.50 plus tax . . . and you couldn't miss on this. Considered the nicest g if table of the entire line is the lealher-boxed trlu of perfumes, for S45.G0 and tax ' . . . but the one that took Martha' eye is a medium Blzc bottle of 20 CaraU that comes packaged like a precious Jewel in a finooty velvet case. Costs $18 50 and tax. Much lower In price arc the at tractive toiletry ensembles of body sachet, cologne and soap In the Tabu fragrance, for $4.25 . . . and the delightful Tabu soaps at SHOO a box. The cosmetics counter In CUH RIN'S . . the friendly drug store at Ninth und Main , . , can bliow you all sizes of Dana colognes und perfumes, ranging from $2.00 to $10.00 for the former, and from S3.50 to $18.50, plus tax, for the latter . . as well as the smart Tabu lipsticks and face powder. A timely tip on buying ski boots appeared in an article in the De cember issue of Charm. In wliirll F.rnst F.ngle, professional skier anil designer, reminds you that leather will stretch in width, hut not in length. Ko make sure lhat ski bonis are plenty long hut so tight across when fitted that lacing will not cause the leather to meet over the Instep or around the ankle. l our S1or is fortunate this holiday shopping season In having practically every thing available In copper-coated Re vere Ware ... for filling out seta or for those who are giving the useful this season. Double boilers, tea ket tles, roasters, three sizes In skillets, covered sauce pans, 5-fuart dutch ovens . . . any of these are received with delight . . . and along Willi them should go a shaker of Haniae Cleans ing I'owdrr lo keep them shiny blight. 1'or the first time Individual pieces In that widely-advertised Mint cut lery are obtainable in the kitchen ware department , . . including French cook's knives In six or eight Inch lengths and the handy ronst sheers. Any of Flint's stainless kitch en tools , . . from YOUR STORK, Inc., 721 Main . . . make wonderful, Inexpensive gifts, too, especially the dandy egg heater , . . and each piece Is neatly boxed, to facilitate wrapping. Mamntlhsi Shops ami Shops for 4 hrislnuis art itci;irtiuriit liu.f n novel tuul pntriu-til Ktft which Just urrlvrtl (his pus l wcrk . . . the Hotmiv Kurntrr iiml Skirl kit . . . niul they're ho uttnu'ttvc tit thrii.M'lvr.s. thry hut illy need riuu-eitlinu uiuler holly wrap ping. In each kit there n enoiiKh nil -wool lloiiiny flannel (or a fktrt und skeins of yum (or a m enter to iiiutrh rxtietly. Colors tnehulp blut. brine, vellow iwtm und chcr.y , . , and thr prtre (s $J.7S n set, ttiehulinu piittrrn. The art department l plentifully stocked with alt typos of yarn for winter knitters . . . the antl-Hlirlnk llenther-l.atiir tn Hear Mrand (or socks . . . the Hunyfalr WomlerUrd In pink, blue or white, lhat won't shrink or inut , . . the 1-aiMulnr It ply zephyr ftnKerliiK yn (or linhl wetuht hweutont or Micks . , . and standard knitting unnttcds in n wide runne of colors lor afnhiinv There's stilt time to net In n hit of needlework before Christmas . . , and ainoiiK llurlllii stumped ihmIs most In demand for tills purpose . . . at MILI KK 8. M3 Main . . . are hem stitched linen ncarfs with matching vanity .sets . . . pure linen table cloths from M-ineh Mpiares up to the 7'2 by 108 inches ... or dainty luncheon cloths. Nel time you arrange n ranupr lr.i. !;ive u riirnrr fur splertl pine upplrs. They'll lie the hit of the p.irtv. litre's tiuw lo m.ike them, .saute pineapple rhunkt In little vlt;im iniied m.ircirlne. Sprinkle with brown sujcar. spiers and ndd d.ih of vinrcar. Stir nently until Klard. Pint Stvvvt Marlivi shoppers were pleasantly surprised tilts week to find a quantity of In stunt Tapioca on the shelf . . . ami Martha learned that tills long mlsscd item will probably be Mum 1 1 ik up more regularly from now on, Along with It enme a shipment of Jellu Tapioca I'uddinjt . . . both van illa and chocolate flavors . . . so easy to prepare and bo nourishing . . . which may be n new Jello product or ft pre-war revival . . , but in en.'.e you missed out this time, you can be on the watch for more. Ilrlnx Y or I'lum Pudding , . . In U-uimcc tins . . . have arrived for holiday uatiiiKf and those who've tried them say they're delicious. An other newic you'll want lo try Is Monarch' Sauce New burg, a selected sherry wine prepared with salt, (or scrvlnic with fish. PINK STKKKT MARKET . . . cor ner of Seventh and Pine . . . now has the complete tine of ( Inrli ( ke Mix . . . Kolden, white, spice or devit'c (mk1 . . . that'H said to be unusually due (or hurry-up baking . . . and there's also a new Hetty Crocker quickie . . . (higrr Cake . . . ulniply add water and mix tt. The December Issue of Charm magazine favors separates for the holiday festivities. For the ftea son's big dance ll shows a very, very lone skirt and a camisole top with re movable Ktrapi. The name skirt goes lo dinner with a rhlnestonr buttoned to-the-throat bengallnr blouse with cap sleeves. Klamath Masnav Pavlov . . . located beside a natural hot spring at liKl'J Main . . . can how do wonders for your (ace and com plexion, us well as your body, by Installation of a Faclullier . . , put out by DermaCulturc Ltd. . . . n form of phyMo-thcriipy which only licensed operators. Mich an Mrs. Petroff, are permitted to use. The Farinllcr might be more simply explained as a machine (or giving electric facials. It has proved excellent for correction of skin blem ishes or defects . . . creating n natural, flawless complexion without massage or cosmetics. Acne, dry or oily skin, blackheads, enlarged pores, double chins or facial lines gradually disappear under regular treatments . . the number required depending upon the condition. Martha watched one of these pleasant, relaxing facials which re quire about an hour, being given this week. A special solution Is first applied and steamed Into the skin by means of an eJcctrlcally-hcatcd mask. 'I tils has a softening effect nnd piomotes growth of connective tissue . , most Important (actor of the. treatment and producing results similar to it face-liftltig. In the second step, the face Is given a thorough vacuum clransliix with n vaciiumalic glass tube, restor ing pores and glands to their normal functions. Then, the final process Is the steaming in of another solution for 20 minutes, under carefully con trolled electrical heat, to firm the skin nnd leave it glowing. The Vllalator is another recent piece of equipment installed at KLAMATH MASH AGE PAHLOU, that's proving popular. Resembling a huge vibrator. It's convenient to ti.'iC as It doesn't require disrobing . . . and Is guaranteed to take Inches off the hips or abdomen. Appoint ments can be made hy calling .Villi . . . nnd no advance payments nic required for any treatment, as Mrs, Petroff declares thnt you must first be satisfied with the beneficial rn flulls. Although It's a Rood trick tlin year round, adding a few taltle Npoons of currant Jelly nr mint Jelly to real mayonnaise makes an especially rooiI lopping for holiday fruit naiads. The red or green gar nish Is more festive looking. has lots of wearables of a persona! ualutn that will please I he (emtnliic names on your gift list no end . . . hut after browsing iiround this line apparel store this week, Martha se lected a few outstanding numbers In (he lingerie department thai shoutdn l be overlooked. New sal tn gowns In w hite or tea rose that are H'ilcctly exquisite have adopted the lutes', cin ktull silt skirt . . . and thry io garnished by im ported French lace of a light ecru shade. Matching satin slips arc avail able lit both colors to give with the gowns. If you want something extra luxurious. Thcrcs a wide selection of night time garments of all types al Why lal's . . . witching black gowns in sheers or rayon Jcisey, dainty lace adorned crcrs, sheer prims In sles clear up lo 4tt, woolen SnuggledoHtii lhat launder so well, practical flan nelettes with old-fashioned touches. Pajamas In this latter fabric havo had some quaint detailing added, too . . . and tailored especially (or Junior sUes are the smooth crepe p. J.'a of pink or blue. In case it's to be a slip thin Christmas, there arc elegant but in expensive black Uffelas that make a woman feel hi swlshy. These have u novel triangle edging around the hem and a peck-a-uoo net design In the bodice. Ideal for a little remembrance lo a shut-in Is one of the many lovely bed jackets found at WHYTAL'H . , in the Medical-Dental building, Main at Ninth. Warmly lightweight and pretty are the Heavenly Huedes in pastels with long sleeves ... a bit more decorative, the embroidered rayons with lacy ruffles or the square-necked Jerseys with push-up sleeves. When tuning ski togs, ronslilrr the freedom of action the'H give uloug Willi the proper fit. One de signer has created a short Jacket with slots to fit over the loops in the tops of downhill kf pants, thereby combining the two In to one garment. HiUUi'h Hut Shop ha all Mji.s of evening hat. fur holiday mcaslum . . . and nlcent thliii: about these I that you can have them tnnuned up to ault your fancy. In thl.i m'IccUuii are a num ber of dlllcrcnl AhaiM.s of vrlvrl and nalliu . . . practically any nhade or black . . . but the tyiw Martha ron Mdern most flattering la a heart fhaH'fl ofl-lltc-tacc with an oiien crown to frame your curls. You II find many feminine Bill MiitKcxllou In the Mile-line carried by Kalby . . . Mich an aparkllnK cmiumc Jewelry, decorative barrelten for the hair, beautiful compact and cigarette ca.ea. haiul.some handbaKa. unusually larae hrad jicarf.i In white or color coniblnatloiiA, and tiUivm Ciirl Ilea which make a fashionable. Ifieiprn.lvc present for your favorite leeli-adf-r KATIIYS ... al 1114 Main . . is- now takimi .sjieclal orders for individually df-nlgncd blou.r . . , and you can have one especially made to match up with a halt . To be a ChrUtma Kve Itrtle. ( harm, the huftlncii girl' maga xllie, mijcjccMa a eap-ileeved, striped wool sweater threaded with till, and slack of black cotton velvet ern ftir loiinxlnc at home, I'liovli-Moon Im: ... the Cieueral F'lectrlc More on 8011th Ninth Htreet ... 1.1 offerlnii a dandy KUKKc.'tllou this week for hu.sbund'a Kilt il.sta . . . a (. K. vacuum cleaner . . . hardly Mnall enoiiuh to put Into hrr stocking, but a Kill that'll last lor years and get plenty of use! Having pushed one of these (J. K. cleaners around regularly for tho past two years, Martha feela fluidi fied to express satisfaction with tho numerous Improvements on these modern models . . . the rubber mounted beater and sweeper, the handy Uie-llp tilt lock, the smooth, two-speed operation, the flirt fijMjt ter light. They're 011 the floor for Im mediate delivery at F'YOCK-MOON, Inc. . . . I'J.'i S. Ninth ... In three upright styles and two lank types, Including the little Tidy" tank that's handler for cleaning up hols'iiy or drapes . . . ranging In price from SI 1.4:, to S74.ll. All clean ing attachments arc now available for the uprights, too ... at ll.f)S a set, ... Cream soups need 11 garnish of some kind to make them nppelix lug. frontons are easy and attract ive. Hut so are toastetl almonds and more unusual. would like lo tlx up 11 Clnbtinus prescnl lor your home that, will give more sullsfucllon In lighting anil ser vice . . so why not set aside a por tion ol that year-end bonus check for Installing fluorescent lighting strips beside I lie bat hroom mirror . . . (them are several types in these dis played at. i;vnn Klncirlii)? or for hnvlng extra wnll millets for morn convenient use of nppllaneoa? KVANH KI.KOiTHO . , , located next lo the flro nfiillon it I. I lilt No. llroad . . . HpecliillzeH In leiildentlal, enm iniicliil or Industrial wiring and repairing of household appliance nr niolois. c tMl'olniv'H lingerie department l liitiniucd with so ninny appealing infinities. U s hard to pick a lavorlle . . . bill Martha la fairly certain the new iiilltrd loung ing pajamas would lie a happv choice. Knshloucd of substantial crepe, there are several vivacious colors . . . and the jackets me cute as can be with Unit swagaei pcpluiu backs and coiitiasl llnlnc-. othrr tempting pa lamas for lelsiue hours come In rich bnsaded or K'""sy satins. Krom the huue assortment (,f nightgown In many fabrics . . , supply stvlcd or lace brdcrkrd . . , ranging from only :i H on up . . . I chose nylon satins on which tine lace Is thrd for shoulder straps and banding. The pinks and blurs aie linely . . . but thcics a pluklsh Ivorv shade by name of opal that truly flattering. If you must be uiiliiaiinn In your giving this year, a slip ran whig such famous names as Khvthut. Haibiou, Huelte or I.adv Duff. Is always ap preciated . . and theica a good price range flom a nuslrrate 'J SO up. for the Information of many who've la-en Imitilrlni?. the lingerie department In l.al'f iINT'K S . . . M17 Main . . has Just received a Hew shipment of Itlur Swan panties . all while . . and the lllue Humi gowns of fiualtlv lavon Jersey in various .shades aie oblaliuible hete, too. Jvivrt mid Hilt Shop Just received a shlpmrnt of I'aul Webb creations that will fairly lly out of the sl'TC ... as tlirvie defi nitely witty gifts lor men I The Mine Itldge Mt. Itoys . . rarliMinrd In Ks fiulrr. w hit-li many of us chuckle over regularly . . huve been copied ln isircelaln for a.-.h tiavs. planters, beer mugs and "reficshmenl" laittles. ln addition, there are luiliudunl figur ines of all the small animals that apiieur In these cartoons A collide of other splendid Ideas fur (he man on your list are a deranter set nr a .milking set of maroon leather, for the desk. Among 111 decanters Is an exceedingly hand some ensemble of china, complete, with tray, decorated in ys-carat gold and haiid-paluted designs. Othrr less expensive tvtws come In etched glass or amber glass. The leather smoking sets . . . new arrivals at JKWKl. AND Illl-T H1IOIV Mil Main . . . include ash iravs. cigarette box and match holder. Don't forget alaait S and II (recti Stamp . . and waU-h the windows for Artist of the Week." Hirl.fi'M . Ivi'H are offering n timely ileal on l'roclor N'ever-I.lft Irons, the '4fl model, that's well worth a seclal visit to the downstairs store to Investigate, for a limited tune, the '.4I;, Proctor have been rrduced to SIMi.l . . . and with each goes n durablr Sl.iuwetl Ironing board that usually retails fur :t."S. The iUUS Irons have been dropisril in price to MI.M . . . and the same tvne board Is glen free with these, tisi. While on the iint-ioo-plcasant sub ject of Ironing. Martha urges you 10 have a look at the new- sll-tlown Ironing board . . with a uirial bn-e and heavily-padded, sliding top which allevla'e fatigue . . . and the Proctor Never-l.lfts are Ideal for using on tills low-slung board. They're on dlsjilnv In the downslairs tore of HIC'KYS ... 700 Mam . . . priced at $11 o.V Iteglnning kirrs have a leudeii ey to bundle tip In heavy, warm rlolhing, according to Hie profes sionals, whereas lliey should be lightly appareled. (abarillnr, water repellent rottiiu or poplin are particularly suggested, pro viding warmth without weight. Sliulio ol Ill-nil If ... on the mrzanlnc of Whvlal a . . . is awaiting arrival of a shipment of furniture before announcing dates of the "open house" . . . when all pa trona and others who are Interested will be Invited to have a look at tin modernized beamy shop. A new en trance way has been completed through the Medical-Dental building . . . roiim 300 on the second floor . . . and I he. entire STUDIO or HHAUTY has been re-decorated, giving It ,1 inosl altiaiilve appear ance. 8ome of Ihe lalesi Innovations In eipilpiuent Is being added, too . . . but more about this later. Thv 1 11 ml a .foi ls receiving a shipment of Varnished Ash Hampers that can be filled with any aelectlon of goodies you desire . , , and which mnke mil only attrac tive but appropriate gifts for friend, who enjoy luxurious foods. There's such a vnrlety of these to choose from at TDK PIXICAN CANDY JAIt . . . Tlx Main . . , that Martha can't possibly list all. but here are a few random auggesllons . . . any of I. mile's iipprllrlug spr ialllcs . . . coloiiul pots of fancy rheeses In saiilern wine, hiaudy or port . . . mlnlrd or ciirmelleil al monds, preserved f lulls, cryslallled ginger . . dales In brandy, wine Jelllea or Llngoiiherry preserves. And there aro large gift boxes of Ilooper'i, Hognrn, Hoetler's, Kiaift or Alle Krntl.ru chocolates ... nil cholrn brands . , , which could bn Included In n hamper nr given separately. ... If ynii shirr the lowly while pn- s lain, Ihlnk what Ihe same treat- I mrnl will do Mr its more colorful rnuslii, Ihe sweet potato. IMakri a Handy rioiiipsnlmrnt for rnni.