Y
SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1948
Rites Solemnized
In Salem Church
Friend. In Kliuimlli lull,, mvr received wold of I lie wedding of
lUailys Kllllun, danvlilcr of Mr, mid Mrs, I'riinli Klllliui. formerly of lhl
city anil now nf Haliui, mill Hi win 1'eters nt I Jul Inn . ore.
Tim two rxi'liiiimi'il vows mi Urn (,'ulvnry Hatlt rliiiri'li In Hiilcui,
Nnv her :iu. kcv. (.Iiiulun DiinliMi read tlin double Him riles before 11
background nl w 1 1 H r lapcis and while nntl yi'llnw I'luysantl mum.
Mm. Hmil Killgiir ,,l l),ll niuiu. it i id 1 1 j - ti ul It lomi I wedding
mart'lic. were played Wlniii I'eieri, -
nml Lrnoru llnl.cr, both of Dallas
H i Ml nUiMiift or ilic bilde. I Ik hied llii
t'litullrn preccdum (he iltcn.
(.liven in niuii lit v lift' fuilur,
Hit- bride wore 11 priiHchN kowii
fuhlunrd with it hwi-rtlu'iiii neck
line, IniiK fitted ftlrrrn and 11 nhmt
train. A tituu uf ntnt n-iiiln held
lui Iiimi'ilip M'H lii phur i-r only
Jewelry wan 11 piiiil necklace, Her
t)(lU(U('t Watt III I'URt'lMldK it t Ml
while iniimiluhr,
Matron (tf honor wan ihn Inlde'n
nlnlrr, Mr. Harold Ot'nunur of
UulliiN. Iter flock wun nf uold taf
feta, Hhc carried n heart-r.hin.ed
boiiitut'l of whllr find K"lil eluy
Aitnlhrinuiiin, liiidcMtmldrt writ lliulmiii Kent
mid Mm Paul (illincr, hull, of
Htilrin. They woie like ownh of
aqua tiiffetii, iind carried bmiqueii
m iti 1 1 r to Unit of the nmlrnn of
In nor.
Ilrfil Itimi war. Arnold Petrrn of
KuHene, brother of the bridegroom
fuller were Ivldrn Hulwr and
Homer Olfrut, both of Dalian,
A reception wan held in the
church parlor. Mm. lteoie Jlrown
uf Yamhill ntld Mrn William lltht
of NewbeiK, auuti of the bride,
poured Mr.. O'Connor, .erve.l nd
Mr. U. tt. I'eiernon and Kiuilif
JnekBon, bnih nf Hitlrin, nivMMrd.
The rouplo left liiiiiipillntely for
Portland for n lirlef vl.lt, Kor
tr.vpllnii, the hrlde wore u mill .'f
llirquoie minor huh dihih re4L
Hnrieo. ftir. huh ftiin, i-cn-m nir imw i
livlnu 111 (.limit. I'm.. !
Surprise Visit
Itrlntlvr. from llianiluil, Neb.
were MlrpilM vUllori at the hollio
of Mr. nml Mrn. Kulpli Douiilierty
nf 'iiii Hoardinan ntreei over the
holiday.
Mr. nnd Mm Dave Oiiiada with
their Iwn (ImiKhiern, Judy mul Hnn
dru. ient a week'. viMt with the
Douithertys. Mik. otuiida nnd Mrn.
Douiilierty nro Mutem. mid third
Inter. Mrn. Dm I'iibIi. with her him- I
band and lainlly. celebrated Ne !
Year'. Day with 1 1 "in nl n reunion '
dinner ai the Dougherty lioine.
The Ouiadan lell January 1 for
their horn-.
New Members
MKKIUl.L Klrelrd to mrmber
fthlp nl the U-t inert intf of the
Woinrn if the Mmnp, Merrill rhwp
ter No. 1H, were Ver O'hi of Mer
rill, mid I.lllinn Clenrry nnd Oliulyn
Croup of I ulrlukr. The chnpter
nin TufMlny. Jnmmry fl. In NtrrrlM
recreation hull.
Mr, and Mm. Jnrnet lltud.thnw
will bp hmlJi at a imtlurk Atipprr
and rard party for inetnbem of (he
Ioyal Order of Mtxwr and the Worn
n of the Moose, ejiiturday, Jnimary
10, at their home nettr Mnlln.
4
Major enrthquakeA occur nir-
here on eartli on an avetaKe of
about once each week.
. .a .. ..
3
TO WED next summer is Eto
die Doveri, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Angclo A. Doveri of
this city, whose engagement
to Lewis C. Graham was an
nounced this week. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs, Guy V.
Groham of Seattle, Wash
Jones-Miller
REALLY
CLEAN!
. . . nml e MEAN really
clean! Nut a spot . nut a
wrinkle , . , fresh a. the day
ynu bought It. We're clean.
Inn specialists, men's orwoin
en's garments, anil ynu can
eulriiNt your finest things to
us, (live us a trial , . , soon I
riiimr 51 1 1 nr (1.111.1 tor (fuli U
ilrk-lii and delivery .
Send ynur cleaning with yniir
laundry!
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CASCADE
0lliislle Post Office
Contributions
MAI, IN (llllce Hteplimi. presided
ill. the meeting uf the Mlillll Allicr
Iriin legion auxiliary Monday, Jan
uary f, Marlliu llrolliani'k reported
on Hit' ronlrlljullnu lo 1 1 ii- "(Hit.
lor Hut Yank. Who (lave" project,
and Kilii'l Huberts tolil I hi' result,
ol Hie Iiitiry work Im.uar and rooked
food Mile held In December,
Member, discussed llltcnillhg Ihe
district coiitcrenic 111 Klmnath Falls
January M.
A eonliiljulioh wan made In Hie
March of Dimes.
Ilu limine and Klhrl Robert, ru
in lnliu-il wnh games, mnl later re
Irchmculn wen? nerved lo mi'iubcis
ol Hie Onion post ami 'he follow
ing auxiliary ini'inhers: Anna I'e
tranck, Martha llrolhanrk. Helen
lxmlry, Uraic Hleplieim. Norma
I'elraw'k, Neltle I'lert-e, Inez, l-'alllllei!
mill i:tliel Itolierln.
Church Guild
TUI.Kl.AKK The Cluild of Ihe
J c,,un.h ,,.t .,.,' wllll M. K1.
nier Waldrli) n hohte.w. Twenty
A membership drive in under wuy.
lo hint until Murch. The Cluild him
donated $-TiO tct the church build.
Ihk fund
Mm. Kd Duckett led de
votional M'tvlee,
The next ineetlim In plunned for
Wednesday, Jitnnnry 21, In the
rhiirch annex. Mm W. M Ciimp
preftidrtit of the prehhyli'rhil
of Himthurit Orettoti. will be the
tfuehl speaker. The meeting will
follow a politick luiirhcnn at 1:30
Skating Party
A group of i 1 r 1a from Urownle
troop 41 ultendrd w recent ukatlnit
party held durlnif the holiday.
AtteudltiH were Kay Kldwell,
Kmina I-ee Kheinore, Mury EUe
mon. 10 ternary (Miuey, Ktimcei
Jamert, Chutlolle Wrenn. Hhiirnn
l-'everhon. Hat barn Turner, Nrllte
Klenri., Hetty Walker, Itulh Walker.
Carol Wnlfrum nnd Kharon HotlKer.
1-eadrr nf the troop In Mm. Don
Miller.
TULK1.AKK Mctnbem of the
KaMern Htur will have a viMt fiom
their deputy grand matron Hunday
ufirrniKin when Mm. Florence To
land of Kail Hiver Mill, Calif, pays
an official viMt. Hhe will meet with
members m the annex of the Com
munity I'rcfibyteriau church.
RECENTLY announced wos
the engagement of Lucillr
Thomas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Tilton of this city,
who will wed Calvin Bell, son
of Mr. ond Mrs. B. A. Bell of
Talent. No date has yet been
set.
' Evergreen
Custom Mad
SLIP COVERS
Margaret Wheeler
Phnne 40.',4
Laundry and
Dry Cleaners
Kin ma Ill's I'lnr.t
fc I Ulllll llll I III 'WlMMMMMMfcMIWIMMIW... f
DIKtCTING ACTIVITIES of tlic Camp Fire Girls Leoucn ossociofion are newly elected offi
cers, from left, Mrs. Orvillc Herman, secretary; Virginia Denton, executive secretary; Mrs.
Lawrence Marlz, president; Mrs. John Markert, treasurer and Mrs. Charles Kerr, vice presi
dent Ouderlan
Legion Group Form
Conference Plans
Samuel Howe of Oranu l'a.vi, commander of district 4, American
i lKlon, and Mrn. Kred Heilbronner ol Klamath Falls, president of dls
i trlct 4. American Ouion auxiliary, will prcnide at the district confer
I ences to be held In ihc Velermis' Memorial hall, January 14. The ses
islunn will betiln nt 4 o'clock In the afternoon.
I Onion and auxiliary member, from t.akevlew, Merrill, Mulin and
i Klmiiiuli Halls will attend to report on their activities and hear ug
; nestionn from department officer, who arc wheduled lo .peak,
i The wparate afternoon nesnlon. will be followed by a cocktail hour
1 at 6 o'clock and a politick dinner
i at 0:30 in which boili Die OKion
! and auxiliary will Join.
Jack Marls. Oglon commander,
and Mrs. Craig Coyner, auxiliary
president, both of the department ot
Oregon, will speak at the dinner
session.
Members ot the auxihuiy liave
been asked to bring a hot dish, naiad
or pie. Other refreshments will be
furnished.
Visiting members, veterans and
their wives, mothers, sisters or
daughters are nulled to attend all
or any purl of the conference. Those
planning lo intend the dinner are
asked lo contact a member of Hie
committee fur reservations.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert, lele-
phone UtiUJ, are chairmen of the
conference committee. Mr. and Mrn.
Jumcs Gllitun are cuUltiK nieniberb
to ejitluuile the probable dinner
attendance.
Other on the conunltlec are Mr.
and Mr. Aubrey Adams, Mr. nnd
Mrn. J nines Curtis, Mr. und Mn.
Junies Kowlcr, Mr. and Mrs. James
Leard, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ktlby,
Mr. and Mt. Hobirl Odell, Mr. and
Mm. DoiiKlnn Pence and Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. W. Petrick.
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Hloiulr? I'.iuncllc? Rcd lir.iil?
Medium liroMii? Silvcr giay'.'
("olor grniiu Helena Rubinstein
has worked out an inspired
lipstick rotm-cAST, your four
best lipslick similes. When llic ease
is in a simile of your clollies,
llic lipstick is perfect for you.
It's llitit simple... lo lc a
color expert.
Four lipslii ks in a Incite case, 3,50
Single lipslicks, l.(Ht
p. tnx
HERALD AND NEWS,
Rebekah Lodge
Members of the Past Noble Orand
club of Prosperity Rebekah lodge
met In the IOOF hall Tuesday. Jan
uary 6. for a potluck luncheon and
business meeting, conducted by
Esther Mast, president.
The next mecliiig will be on Feb
ruary 3 and there will be a potluck
luncheon, social afternoon and the
birthday anniversaries of members
In the first two months of the year
will be observed.
i At'TO.MOTlVE HINT
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the under surface of hla fenders.
Hust often forma under this caked
materlnl nnd quickly eats Its way
through the lender.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
l.iprrt (uaranUrd Work
(All Mftkett
IUanahl I'rlrr Fre Lillmatrt
Sewing Machine Service
Voar Independent Dealer
I'hon it:; I a?l 8hU War
'fit
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CURRIN'S
9th and Main
KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Potluck Dinner
CHILOQUIN Host, at a potluck
Chrlstmn. dinner and party held
Saturday night were Mr. and Mr.
Lou Kcllkon. Guest, brought spe
cial mfu for their hosts, and all en
joyed a gift exchange. Holder of
high .core for the evening of cards
was Cyril Cook, and Mrs. Earl Hall
took low.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Dwtght Kircher and
Mr. and Mr.. Cyril Cook.
NOW OPEN
ENJOY
DINING
AND
DANCING
AT
MOLATORE'S
1112 MAIN
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for D
rugs
Phone 4514
At Your City Library
"From Slavery to Freedom," by J
II. Franklin.
Till. I. a scholarly and readable
account of the negro In relation to
the history of the people of the
United 8talc, and to a leaner ex
lent, the people of Canada, the
Caribbean and Latin-America.
"The Gay Genius: the Life and
Time, of Hu Tungpo," by Y'l-t'ang
Lin.
ftlogruphy of a versatile Chinese
of the 11th century whose exuberant
personality 1. to this day almost as
much esteemed a. hi. literary gift..
HI. trcmendou. vitality coupled
with his uncompromising honesty
often brought on him the wrath ol
contemixjrary officials, making hi.
career one of height, and depths.
"What You Can Do for High Blood
Complimented
TULELAKE Mr. Howard Moore
and Mrs. Leon titreet were compli
mented with a shower at the Tule
lake Community Presbyterian
church annex Thursday afternoon.
Hostesses for the pretty affair
were Mrs. Austin Perry, Mr.. Clar
ence Moore, Mrs. Earl Heck and
Mrs. Frank Manceau. Refreshment,
were served from a table centered
with an attractive miniature snow
scene.
MaaiPitlhWi
Whiitul'M
collection of early spring prints were
a welcome sight to Martha this
week, banishing some of the post
holiday lethargy . . . but, par
ticularly, I want you to know about
the outstanding David Roth originals
. . . fashioned of exquisite fabrics
. . . and their styling is quite unusual
. , . extreme, yes, but tastefully so.
A black background print shows
a marked contrast between waist
land skirt ... the former hewing
to the simple shirtwaist style with
glitter buttons down the front . . .
while the extreme fullness of the
almost circular skirt is concealed by
subtle draping. A buckle belt of
black velvet adds another dressy
touch.
Prom the same designer comes a
pink and black slash print that's
very appealing, too . . . but, like
so many frocks these days, you have
to actually put it on to fully ap
preciate It. A glossy patent belt
and Jef buttons, outlining a diagonal
opening down the back, provide the
only trim.
An assortment of moderately
priced print numbers have navy,
brown or black grounds overlaid
by bright florals . . . fashioned with
a variety of peplum effects or side
draping . . . but there's a black and
gold combination with a full, many
gored skirt ... a white and black
silk Jersey set off by a wide corselet
belt of patent leather . . . and some
two-plecers of quaintly - patterned
prints have a wide belt lor a fitted
torso effect.
New millinery creations provide
another spirit - lifting note at
WHYTAL'S ... in the Medical'
Dental building. Main at Ninth.
These first arrivals are mainly
flower-bedecked halos . . . their
vivid colorings muted by moline
veiling . . . perfect for dressing up
that new spring suit.
Acrylics, being used more and
more for jewelry, brushes, combs,
and decorative objects, require
careful care, even though a plastic,
as the soft surface Is susceptible
to scratches. It can be recognited
by tapping- with a fingernail, as It
gives off a dull sound.
l Kiekys
I downstairs store has four models
; available In the new and startlingly
; different Kaiser Dishwasher which
! has been attracting a lot of atten'
Hon . . . and possibly of outstand
ing Interest is the fact that It's jet
propelled, with nothing but water
: supplying the energy that whirls the
basket and sprays your dishes spot
lessly clean.
Powered by water, the Kaiser re
quires no electrical connections . .
and operates silently, without vibra
tion! Dishes are washed in five
minutes, then spun dry . . . and the
Interior is self cleaning and odorless.
Simplicity of the motorless mechan
ism insures years of service without
attention . . . and it cannot Tusu
The standard and deluxe cabinet
models . . . priced at $189.95 and
$'.249.95 at RICKYS JEWELERS. 700
Main . . . are designed for modern,
streamlined kitchens . . . and one of
the main advantages ot the higher
priced deluxe is a hydraulic lift that
automatically raises the dish basket.
The two chassis types, standard or
deluxe, are built without the cabinet
and can be fitted into dralnboards
of small kitchens ... or waste space
can be utilized.
Revived fashion interest in
daitling srqulned gowns prompt,
one eminent jewelry designer to
caution against creating a Christ
mas tree effect by wearing Jeweled
dress clips at the same time. He
recommends earrings, bracelets or
a necklace Instead.
Keauty Salon ...
located In suite 214 ot the Stewart
Drew building , . . formerly known
for many years as the Finley Beauty
shop ... Is now equipped lor giving
the Helenr Curtis Supersonic curl
. , , ono of the most modern methods
In permanent waving and ono of the
first machines of this type to be
used here.
Itclle Johnson, new owner ot the
salon, told Martha that she's ex
ceptionally pleased with the beauti
fully soft and natural looking waves
the Supersonic produces . . . be
cause there's no guesswork. For
your Information, the hair Is wrap
ped the same as tor cold waving,
but tho hooded cap la nt Inched to a
radio-like machine which carefully
controls the entire processing. For
further Information, or appoint
ments, call 6277. i
Pressure," by P. J. Bteincrohn,
Aware of the widespread need for
Information among laymen, Dr.
Stclncrohn present, some common
aennc advice, the keynote of hi.
advice being: "Take It easy, In
this day of tension and competi
tion." He apologize, for hi. repeti
tion of the time-worn phrase. "What
doe. It matter a hundred year,
from now?"
"Blessed I. the Match," by Marie
Syrkln.
The author lia. told, not how the
Jew. died, but how they managed
to survive. This book of Jewish
martyrdom 1. an enormously Im
Foot Specialist
Dr. K. S. Garvin
Doctor of Surgical Chiropody
Officei now located at
724 Pine St.
(Next door to Fluhrer'l Bakery)
Phone 9321 for appointments.
Currin'n
. . . where all of Helena Rubinstein's
famous beauty preparations are an
exclusive ... is introducing the
"estrogenic hormone twins" ... tor
night and day skin care ... at a
special value which saves you the
regular price of one complete Item.
Women who have tried estrogenic
hormones know that they give the
skin a fresher, softer texture . .
so 24-hour use of these modern
miracle substances should be even
more effective In helping the skin
to hold that younger-looking bloom.
Madan.e Rubinstein recommends
that Estrogenic Hormone Cream be
smoothed over the face at night,
after cleansing . . , and the Estro
genic Hormone Oil on the throat.
Then, every day spread a thin film
of the oil over the skin before ap
plying make-up ... to counteract
aging effects of wind and weather.
The Estrogenlo Hormone Cream
regularly sells for $3.50. and the
Hormone Oil for $2.50 . . .'at
CTJRRIN'S ... the friendly drug
store at Ninth and Main . . . but
now you can have both, a (6.00
value, for only $3.50 plus tax
which makes It the ideal time for
getting started on this beauty treat
ment. Pale looking nylons, dated by
their shade, can be dipped in
dark dye, but be sure to move
the stockings around in their dye
bath to distribute the color evenly.
Another advantage of this is that
mis-matched hose can be mated.
The Candu Jar
received a variety of colorful and
tasty bulk candies this week . . .
Including marshmallows which
haven't been seen in bulk form for
so long that Martha had forgotten
they were ever obtainable that way.
Especially nice for parties are the
Cream Mint Leaves . . . Lacoom
Pastes . . . Bridge Jellies (those
miniature gum drops) . , . Banquet
Jellies ... all purchasable in any
quantity . . . and an old favorite.
Gimbals Small Blacks In cello bags
or half-pound tins.
Toffee lovers will be interested in
Riley's Variety Toffees . . . from
England . . . available at the PELI
CAN CANDY JAR, 122 Main . . .
attractively packed In flat tins rang
ing from five ounces to a pound
and a half.
m
Flowers that bloom in the spring
will glisten in an entirely new
way. Jewelry designers are creat
ing lovely floral designs for ear
clips, pins and necklaces in multi
colored gem ensembles.
Vine Street Market
Is displaying more and more of the
Monarch Foods, because of demand
and among new arrivals in these
are four delicious jellies . . . Straw
berry. Elderberry, Loganberry and
Crabapple. I can't remember ever
tasting jellied elderberry, but hear
it's very flavorful.
Monarch's Double Sweet Plc-L-
Joys are back again . . . first obtain
able in a long time . . . and another
shipment of the Old-Fashioned
Sweetened Cucumber Pickles and
Sweet Mixed Pickles has been re
ceived. For you who like to concoct
Chinese dishes, the Market now has
Bead Molasses, too ... In small
Jars.
The supply of Maraschino Cherries
. . practically exhausted by holi
day demand . . . has been replen
ished in several Jar sizes ... in
cluding the stemmed Cocktail
Maraschinos , . . and more of the
Black Eye Peas are on the shelf , . .
southern dish which first ap
peared In tinned form last month.
excellent with a couple dashes of
onion salt and a bit of diced ham
added.
Handy for quick lunches are the
Ready 2 Serve Kgg Noodle, with Beef
or with Chicken . . . forming a
noticeable display at the front of
PINE 8TREET MARKET ... the
S and H Green Stamp grocery at
the corner of Seventh and Pine.
A new electrical vibrator on the
market combines heat and mas
age for a home facial, giving
the same glowing effect of
beauty shop facial If a good skin
cream Is used before applying the
gadget.
PACE SEVEN
pressive work, one ot the miMt val
uable and unforgettable of our time.
NAIIKOW KMCAI-K
JEKUHALKM. Jim. 10 M'l Dllllcl.
fired from ambush narrowly missed
Ma). Nicholas Andronovltcli, U. S.
military attache 111 Jerusalem, to
day whllo he was riding on bridle
path on the outskirts of the city.
The major', horse was struck twice
by the rifle bullet..
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
ENKOIX NOW!
EXPERT INSTRUCTION
TKItMS ON TUITION
Klamath Boouty School
rhone 1446 135 No. Broad
Shops
mil Iios
Jewel & Gilt Shop
. . . on Tuesday morning, January
1.1th . . , will commence a aeries
of ten short talks on silverware to
be broadcast over KFLW at 11:05
O'clock weekly by Louise Relnhart
who Is well versed on silver lore.
These talks will be a combination
of Interesting historical data and
pertinent facts about quality,
weights, difference In plated silver,
reasons for price variations. Ten
questions and answers . . . one a
week . . , will round out each pro
gram . . . and In connection with this
a simple contest will be held.
Listeners are Invited to copy and
mail in these questions with the
correct answers . . . plus a brief
paragraph on the value of S and H
Green Stamps. Writer of the letter
Judged the best will be awarded a
silver compote. Remember, you
don't have- to send In the lid to your
grandmother's teapot or any box
tops . . . merely a letter following
the simple rules stated above.
The pre-lnventory sale will remain
in effect a few more days at JEWEL
AND GIFT SHOP ... 619 Main .
providing a dandy opportunity to
buy at a worthwhile savings many
items you'll have a use for this
year . . . such as birthday or anni
versary gifts and decorative objects
for the home.
Fine sewing needles, made from
top grade steel, which have been
In short supply for several years,
are appearing on notions counters
again. Thus, sewing baskets can
now be replenished with the cor
rect needle for specific purposes.
LaPointe's
lingerie department is displaying an
innovation in undies . . . the Blue
Swan "Suspants" . . . designed for
Junior type f Igures to replace girdles
or garter belts . . . and they look to
Martha like a wonderful garment for
the warm weather season ... or for
under slacks wear.
Suspants are fashioned of run
proof rayon ... in a choice of white.
pink, blue or black . . . and attached
to the leg ot each pantle, fore and
aft, are loops for Inserting garters.
obtainable for each pair without
extra charge. The waistline Is fitted
to prevent slipping, despite the pull
between garters and hose.
Suspants are inexpensively priced
. and each Is packaged separately.
in Junior miss sizes from 9 to IT
at the lingerie counter In
LaPOINTE S . . . 507 Mala
A new addition for your house
hold equipment is a compact,
combination step and extension
ladder that can be easily folded.
Studio ot ileautu
has added a new service . . , pedi
curing ... to the many others avail
able at this modernized beauty shop
on the mezzanine of Whytal's . . .
and. so tar as Martha knows, this
is the first shop in the city to in
stall pedicure equipment.
Anona Roberts . . . who specializes
in facials . . . will have charge of
this type of beauty treatment, which
includes foot massage , . . and you
can have both a facial and pedicure
in about the same length of time.
Dorothy Simmons Hoover Is the
newest member on the staff of
STUDIO OF BEAUTY . . . Which
also Includes Fern Short, Anona,
Roberts, Olive Ott and Steve Peters,
hair stylist, who can give your coif
fure that "new look."
Lonfl'H Apparel
produced a collection of new spring
suits for Martha's admiration that
are something to rave about . . .
especially the color combinations
and fabrics. And I'm not exagger
ating one whit when I state that
they look much more expensive
than they're priced I
Among these are Glen plaids,
worsted stripes, bamboo plaid, and
the hard-finish menswear fabrics
. . . mostly in light shades, animated
by a bright stripe from which can
be carried out attractive costume
effects.
Ono Glen plaid of light ttrny nnd
white, with a touch ot deep pink,
i. designed with a full ballerina
skirt and short, fitted jacket . , .
while another ot similar fabric lias
a boxy Jacket topping a straight
skirt.
Intriguing and different are the
various pocket treatments which add
a lot to their appearance . , . and
the bamboo plaid in black and white
uses black braid for a fetching trim.
Early spring numbers are arriving
at LONO S ... 719 Main . , . prac
tically every day . . . but you really
should set these Inspirational lulu
before they're ions, r