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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JAN, 24, 198 PACE EICHT siooaao 'snvd hivwvin 'SM3N qnv cnvyan Potluck Dinner Members of Jnycrctios mnile plain, for a potluck dinner to honor new members nud hope to set l date tor the affair In February, although no definite date hai been arranged. Present at the last meeting Jan uary 14 were Mrs. Jim Stllwcll. Mrs. Arthur Trlebwasser. Mrs. W. B. Blitdens, Mrs. Paul Harper, Mrs. C. H. Hamakcr, Mrs. William Kuni. Mrs. Kred Blelin. Mrs. M. U. Klerulff, Mrs. Everelt R. Ball. Mrs. Elton Smith. Mrs. Cliff Jay, Mrs. Wei-ley Gu derlan. Mrs. Kenneth C. Rhoades, Mrs. Al Lomte and Betty Miller. Guests Included Mrs. Raymond Tice, Mrs. John Olterbein. Mrs. Roy East burn and Lenore Slanlare. Alturas Lodge TULELAKE. Jan. 23 .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd were present for recent Joint Installation of new officers of the Altura. F and AM. and Order of the Eastern Star lodges, when Mr. Boyd's brother. Orvlllc. and his wife. Mildred, took the chairs. The meeting was held January 10. A number of other of ficers Installed are well-known here. Taking the chairs in the OES were Mrs. Alice Ingraham. worthy matron; William Ballard, worthy patron: associate matron. Mildred Boyd: associate patron. Orvillc Boyd. Installing matron was Mrs. Floyd A Boyd, Tulelake. Norway Triumphs PONTRESINA, Switzerland. Jan. 24 (IPh-The pre-Olympic 18-kilometer cross-country ski race here today resulted in a decisive triumph for Norway. The Norwegians won the first three places while all other Norwegian entries finisnea near tne top. special formula cream 1 big 2 jar. only pirn tm This half-price offer is intended to acquaint more ladies with the amazing effectiveness of Elmo Special Formula Cream. Helps soften and smooth away lines and wrinkles like mogic, specially on the throat and under-chin. Get a number of jars while you con get them ot this amazingly low price I LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Drugg ist !212 South 6th Phone 4321 (Dim SAUS CORPOIAnON.PHItA. PA. o - ' Hi.., a " iii. - . j . .. . t --p-mii'iMl' rA- 't''A-'n:a WOOD'S DRUG STORE THE REXAI.L STORE Medical-Dental Building Klamath Fall, Oregon thone 8712 I ?Ji vt v .iPacAlt VsJ PI fhS$ si sbvrra THEIR TEACHERS were honored guests at a tea given January 17 by this group of Camp Fire Cirls ot the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Oldenburg on Pacific Terrace. Seated at the tea table is their leader, Mrs. Tom Watters. From left are Blanche Owens, Sue Bevons, Sharon Miles, Shirley Keesee, Patricia Lehto, Jana Langslet, Marilyn Claudson, Ann Henderson, Diane Oldenburg and Jean Adams. Gtulcrtim. Farewell Gift At the close of the regular re hearsal on Wednesday evening. Jan uary 21, the senior choir of Klamath Lutheran church presented a Rift to the Rev. S. M. Topness who directed the choir in 1944 and 1945 and since September of 1947. ' L. E. Taylor, president of the choir. I made the presentation speech. With Pastor Topness responding. Pastor 1 Topness has accepted a call to the Lutheran church at Huxley. Ia.. and will begin his work there about tne middle of March. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Subject and Elmer Solie. BACKWARDS DUQUOIN. 111.. Jan. 2i Dr. G. H. Gutridge got a hurry-up call from the hospital and rushed to the garage to get his automobile. After he backed his car out of the i garage the gearshift got stuck. i Dr. Gutridge drove the six blocks I to the hospital backwards. f Cz" ' "1 ONE YEAR old is Don Miller, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Bob C. Miller, 110 Mortin. Crandpor ents of the little boy ore Mr. ond Mrs. Ralph E. Miller of Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dodson of Rose burg. Jones-Miller. i ( i ' 1 Amateur Astronomer Puts Some Experts To Shame By J. HI GH PRVKTT Atrliir.icr. I.Mr:a u. lifts u. , Orrtun lllfhrr I.Hural-Bti jI'i Small telescopes in the hands of studious and energetic persons have often brought nationwide recogni tion to their operators. Outstand ing in this respect is the flock of in struments owned by E. L. Forsyth, 70-year-old retired locomotive engi neer of the Santa Fe line. Aside from the care of his orange orchard near Fall Brook. Calif.. Mr. For syth's chief interest is the starry skies. Our astronuiner is an unuMtally active member of the American As sociation of Variable Star Observers, the American Meteor society, and the Los Angeles Astronomical so ciety. Around 1912. his observa tions on variable stnrs appeared in Popular astronomy almost every month. His reports on meteors are so complete as to put to shame most younger observers. At the time of the great meteor shower of Octo ber 9. 1946. he organized a most efficient observing party, so ar ranged that all sections of the sky cnuld be watched. His report was widely published. From October 19 to November 10. 1947, when Encke's comet was eas ily visible telescopically before dawn. Mi. Forsyth observed on 11 morn ings. He sent the present writer detailed reports with the notation. "All other dates, sky overcast." Last August this amateur astron omer received notice from H. L Freeman. president of the Los An geles Astronomical society, that "last evening it was unanimously voted that the society confer on you life membership." The recipi ent modestly writes. "I'm proud of that letter. I didn't think I had It coming but they said I did." NOW AVAILABLE! GENERAL ELECTRICS NEW appliances. Lome in , . . today! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GE'S NEW REDUCED PRICES! EASY BUDGET TERMS IF DESIRED IFyd 321-125 So. 9th Forsyth spent most of his adult cnrs in the employ of the railroad and "nearly" all his life as an ; astronomer. He remembers when five years old "my dad took me out ' tc see the great comet of 1B82 " At ' eight he w as given a Mmll spyglass, ' which he still has. When IS. he ! bought a larger one a hi Mont gomery Ward. "Then I really started looking at the stars." At '.. 16. he saw the huge mounting fur the 40-inch Yerfces refractor on d:splav at the Chicago Columbian ExnoNitinn, and a few years later visited the completed observatory at William Bay Wis. On his way , ht'mf to Topeka. he obtained a I "damaged lens" for $25 and made a telescope of it. In 1909. our enthUMat purchased a splendid J-inrh Bra.hcar refrac tor for $150. His 6-inch Melllsh re flector wus bousht in 1944. Both are now given abundant use. both public and private, in his hilltop Sunny Brae observatory, fully de scribed in the recent publication. Observatories of the United .States. ' Around I9'J0. Forsyth's astronom ical and photographic activities in , his spare time became so intense that he had to curtail them. "I ; needed a clear head to drive my : locomotive over these mountain giadcs." However, since he was re tired and pensioned a few years ' apo "Oh boy, but I'm having a wonderful time with my telescopes." HCIITS LAST NIGHT HOLLYWOOD Baby Dutch Cul bertson. 180. Los Angeles, outpoint ed Francisco De La Cruz. 242. Los Angeles. 10. SAN DIEGO Bob Murphv. 1M. San Diego, knocked out Ramon Dioses. 157. Los Angeles, 5. ft ALSO AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY: Fa mo u i GE "Airliner" Electric Ronget at $249.75; GE Refrigerators, GE Water Heaters and many other GE Your Authorised OK Htorn Ranger OK's Camp Plans 1'ivliiiiiu.iry (k'W'Uipmi'iu plans fiom tne ii'Kional oilier ol I no ivOpue iCicr iiai.ou.il iiiicst oiiut) III .01 1 hunl ill (.'.imp .sulci' .ipplo H.ttp. cake o tiie tto.iu-.. weic tir iTPtrd Willi imiior chanties at a nuvtiiilt 'lliui'siiiiy. Jollll b. '.U.U.AM. U.MIK't l.llltl'l' lur tne kotiuc t.U'r u.u. uhal luu.s., iiu v twin lOprcscimiiiYcs til tne Camp Flic CI. lis aim li.rl tiiutii .u tne nitimocr u loiiuiu'i.t' inui.s.i.iy Uticriiiioii to uo over tne plan on ilUpiOV.h I.U' l'.IIUl KtOIIIUlS. The Miii.tesli'il (U-vetopiiU'ttt.s mo tor a Ion,, u'.t.i pltiil aim aie s.lOji't't to appro. .ti ui iie leu. on.il o..icc. Cresceiti La.e C...i... ...ii.iiu.i.ty i.ijoyrU a Ciial puny iickl in Mr m-mooI-ho.iM' Juu.t..i-y iii. TiU'iv wi'.v nnir UUks Ol pulo.iliv' Ull.i Olll Ot Ut'lllKC. till., I MOlO III pilUH'llll' VW'tll to Koy llut ji-:.oii, low to U.iit Duller. In orii::;c tiisli went to .ms. Uoiotliy I'hilitlJS, low to Ali-x iViiu-rwiuiion. llo.iie:i.ia were. Mi.v Cluia Hall, A.r.v itiuit liriuilcy, mill Mrs. Lcnoie Duller. The next parly will be lielit in two weeks and the public Is In vited. Sunday m-IiuuI in Cre-M-riil Lake began in December. Oil leers are Mvs. Dorothy Kiiliihl. superinten dent; Mis Peg Kiiliaiils, pianist: Mrs. Neoiut KcdU-k, iiitermeiiiaie teacher: Mrs. llonuie Duller, pri mary: Mrs. Rachel Peterson, adult; Mm. Lenore Diuter. secrrtary; and auetuiaui-c last Sunday was ictHivt ed at 24. Alley Phillips left Friday lor Portland to visit his father who had recent sumery. Phillips re turned Saturday moiiilnii. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherman left Saturday morning for Portluud on business. Mrs. Carol Duller and children LaVone and Dennis left Wednesday for a few days' visit in Richmond, Calif., going there to visit relatives and her mother. Mrs. Annie Thomas of Pocatello, Ida. She will return Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Gallegus lett tor Eugene to visit her mother for a tew days. Pete Edwards will Iciue Wednes day night for Indiana, going there to visit his parents. He plans to be gone a few weeks. Carol Peterson. Jackie Thorpe and Eunace Phillips enjoyed the basketball game at Ollchnst Friday Over 20 Years in the b f. Jewelry Business Art Rci.i.iji DIAMOND. JKVVKI.HV. SILVKKIVAKK SI'Kt I.AI.IST at Jewel and Gift Shop S A II Green SUmpi 519 Main Phone 6111.1 Kvervthlnc you want In a home freezrr Is youn In thM nrw (irn eral Elrctrin , . , and thrrf'i a sire to fit your nrrrift. Fully auto matic, quiet and economical In operation, (lenrral Kiertric Home freezer are compact In ale but bljc in capacity, and beautiful in appearance. Complete with wire haftket. 239" 4 C u. I t. 8 cu. ft. 329 75 You Ret all these feature . , . com parr! Sealrd-in-ntrrl meriuniim. k f orced feed luhrlcatlon. Automatic Temperatiir- ronlrol. k All dteel construction. Fibrexlanii innulation. k MolKture Infiltration protection, Dulux Baked enamel finish. Convenient Interior arrangement. it Corrosion rcxUUnt hardware. Compact In alxe. I'hone filOO ii 7 J , j r. a. ".... I I . at i A RECENT WEDDING was that (it Betty Lou SluiiMutk, lUicjhicr ot Mr and Mrv Morris Sliadduck of this city, and Perry King Wutsnn, also t Klamnth falls Tin two, who ore making their home in Chikujum, ore pictured with their wedding poity. ) night, They were uccnuumtueit by Ml. and Mis. Kail Thorpe, j Mis. Peg I-Muiinl haa unite a ! nui.ttc class mutie up of Uivnnne Duller. Eunace IMilllips. Itusle Chu j vu. Junior t'huvi.. Jackie Tlmrpe ! and Carol IVlersun. Cub I it in Ma6 SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phiine 40.'. Whiftal'M new jtprinu auK.s . . . ni It-tit nitiiiy of them . . . me poMtively brillmiil In coloriim. vrrifyiiiK prctltrtum."i . . . mid rrmuiti youthful In Mylinit lr plle the nrw old -look UuU li-MKih-vis .sklrt.t and cinphn.NUct lups. i After rrnilniK .so much nlxmt the new citru.N .sluuir-i coining to the lore this srunii. Mnrthn uua lit i trrr.strd in a very exclusive munlwr I in citrus ttold cufeiudmr of llie finest quulitv. on which loops uf brown braid outline a fetrhliiK KKkei treiitinrnt on the Ioiik. moulded Jacket. Another erlutle you II yrarii over In a tou.t brown Mitt of JukI) et quullty flannel witti a hldc-itoml ftklri, pleii.MiiKly full but imt ttH ! extreme and n nifty, hiuh-neckrd Juckrt e.scitllnpcfl to pcrlcclion! GrttliiK b;-k to our uvitjihc price rum;? and brighter htied tiits. two of the more outMundlnfr arr a cute ballerina on which the Abort Jacket extend downward, forming nil nb breviatcd f I Ittuil buck . . . and a cut-away jacket stvle that tnpt a slimmer skit I. Itoth are fnhloned of fine uvh In a brulit mclmi .hud, nnd tile former l. deroralrd bv clever crystal buttons. Mote uimMinl . and d;ihinit . . Is a Rabiirdlnr of pale pink with a Iomk Jacket out lined bv a wide b.uid of navy blur ; Kxotlc iircens and hearty roe .slindcs arc iiImi found nmonit the many nrw null arrival at WHYTALK in thr Medical- Uriitnl buildlnv;. Minn at Ninth . . . but thrrr arr plenty of other m the subdued fabrics that many of n.s MlIJ prefer. are Die Intent arrivaU in fabrlr llovr at WliYTAIS ... In the Mcdical-Drutal bulldinic . - . and in nppeanuicc and feci, they brnr Krrut rcMniblnncc to their far more ex pen.slvr ioc.sk in couMn-. They re ' hand-Mllchcd . . . and n coupln of nrw colors amniiK thr u-mal blacks and while , , 'limn Itroiwi and Country Heine . . . o alonit nUcly with many hades Other much-demanded numbcih now in thr nlove case at WHYTAL'8 include llansen'n Iomk "Merry Widow" Rlovrs of capr.skln . . . I handsome hand-.sewn Imports of , real kid from Cecho.loakia . , . ! ond nnothrr tailored tylc by Hun. sen i In kidnkln, ntltchrd in white for con trast. A R(iieee hull) type of plastic bottle haft been perfected lor spray inr on a new liciiiid deodor- , ant that'a aald to nafcRiiard dain tiness fur aeveral daya and which elimfnalea the nccennliy of apply Injr with the finnern. ieu vt S: Shop haa fiomc dl.sllnrLlvc Valentine kIR HUKKctHtlonK you'll want to we . . . particularly the Itlenko Imnd-iiiiKte KltiWirc , . . an cxhlliinitliiK. cleur ruby kIiinr used for wino dicantcr rta, KoblnU, brer kIuhhch, vu.sch, tints, candle holders nnd pitcliciH of ftev- ! eral alzcs. There lire nlso clear- ! colored hitihball ula.s.scs. decorated In ruby r1h.sk tubliiK for a novel touch. Especially appropriate for Febru ary Mill nie the while china pieces from PorhiKal . . lea or fleml taaae nupn mid dessert plalea , . . not only henrt-Hlmped. but with little red heartn fteaMered nil over them, In expensive, hut appreciated for the personnl touch nrc the hrai t-.ihiiped, pla.sMe boxes of iiiHlchen for im printing, Ahioiik I he lume i'leelloii of Yal enilne cnrdH . . . it t .IKWKI, ANIJ GIFT H1IOP, 510 Main . . . are fi-HK-i Hilt Hachcts, comic niimbera for teen-aKers, or appropriate Rrrclinnn for any relative In the faintly circle. A dated wrlat watch can be mil vaxed for wearlnjr an a piece of costume Jewelry by liavlnir the watch removed from Hk old act tinjf nnd mounted on a wide Rotd hraeelel that' modern In dcalfrn. Mmathm -wimi .'iiiHWH' w'W-''i'Vr!Wl.-lw'' M; .;itJi.''', WE WILL BE CLOSED Jan. 26 Thru Jan. 29th, for Renovating AUDREY'S BEAUTY SALON (ualul (urly drennr of calico print are (icing ktvled hv Califnr nia dcaljturrs, many ul w hlch hark back to the mtaUlc rharin uf the ovrred Wann day. Otm fetrhlnc ronibltuttloit Inrludm a pert ttlbsuit ttlrl ti In time at ralico print, toppinc an I MK0 walking vklri thai I14 a gathered luck nnd deep hrmline ruffle. Is estM-clallv plr.iMd this week to llitrodiu e nlMiire the new toundutlon uatmenl bv I.ilv of Ki a nee which Is KUinn Woint-u it revolutionary change in coi?iftiiui with undreamed ol comfort . de signed n.s It is with tin bone,-., no clotitiK and no chafing mmiiiii! '' Hlcek-ntUllK KIltHe. plctliicd 111 the Intrrtt Ivmjc of VoKur. ut-ifjiN mil a few ounces. rt piovtdes toniplelr Mipport In creatliut Knluuue I.ilv of France tosed away every rule and every t null t inn to make a Mmplr foundation Kurinrnt that .solve.-, e.erv (Ik'Ure prrtbietu. It .slims down hip, )v n whole Inrh without leavini; a ' spare tire ' above . . and n-durrs the wariline by an lii'h without any bonlllK to Mt:ib Tin m-ci et of all this rs in its puti nted con sttuetlon which also provides an other nice fcaluie in that you can have a free and cu.'.y Mtidc without nnv cmtinit at the ihiith.v Thr Enhance ulrdles with waist mcjiMitrmcnt.s from 1S to :io inches are priced at si:i:o I.oncer rai ments, ima Mirlnit L'fl to llic lies, are slmhttv hU-her. M-llinn for jimki nt l.af'l )INTK H , 507 Main . where I. My of Ira me, "worn bv beautiful women to make them more beautiful.'' Is an exclusive. Tu Judxe the qtMlllv or liuklsh tiiweln w ben oure buying, ex amine tlte area near the lirtn where there are no loop. The weave should be solid. (In hi and firm If ou want lliern to last. 4 u rriti's carries a complete line of .n ee ,:.orir.-, for the amateur photographer . . . a line thala Mradtly Miowinc iiu provemrnt alter the lonu pcnoil ot drought in camera Mijiplies , . . Inn kodaks lire .still on the wan Hy list. However, Martha lid m-r m dlitetciit makes of Hiiiiu iiinvic cameraa on display . . im Iuumii, Ka:tmau, Kryntonr, Jtevere, I'crlcx . , . all well-known mittin. HlKht now the film stink in ihi.', department at Currin's Is complete except lot the H and Hi lulllliuctcr mattuiiie hhn and Hitun reviulnr , . . ntlll allocated, i-'or bettliuirr.', v, ho wiint to develop then own plenties, there n complete l.astman photo lah oulfit . . . and ainoiin the in uiy ileiua impoiiiint to camera hoi.-'j.vi'.t.i obtainable here me adapter ilmih, lens hookfi and filteia for nlnio:,t any camera, Iiu 1 it iiicIim, uluU: vlewcn,, photo ilood lamps. Another thhiK . . . oii cm ttel expert advice on phul.acntplr, .tt. CUJtKIN H VX)li UUUOS . . . Mnth mitt Main , , , Irolu "Uoc' Cook wlioir know-how comes from an pi lerc.slltiK background of ltd years' experience In this field. fh 4' 1 'mill f Jar In hiMiri-wliuiliiKly K"y wiili Viih n Hup ciiiidtcfi In hulk or iiitckiiKi'.t . . but ninro nljiiiil llii'M In I Of liitiTCHl rlKhl. now . . . imiiirii lmly Id llie Alli'itrrlll lulu, ... Is lUTiviil nf iinollKT Hhlpmrnl of ilio.'(! cmIIcIiik III 1 1 t Swcrls , . , I hi' iiilnl.i In oiii'-half or poiiuil Ikixch mid llie I'horolitlu cifiiin.H In one or two pound hlos. AllnllllT Mipply ol Mini drill Inn.', ilili' Suniir l ixpi'i'ii'd niii.l. miy In V . , . liirllidliiK Hie Muplr riiini tlmlK provml cvor mi poiuliir unil the molili'd ciiudy llcms Hint luiikc n thoiiKhtlul, InrxpniHlvc mil. In cbko you'ro nurloun nhout the round flntllcn Willi Ihn iillrucllvi' Hpnde plain lii'.Hlun, llioy'rn I ho now imuiid cnntiilnoi H for I lim y llrown'x famous Alinnn Oiiioru , . , iilwuyK nhtiilnnbla nl. Iho I'KI.ICAN CANIJY JAR , , , TU Miiln. rnifttn I Wl 5-J i 1! C -rrf t ie. Phnnr SMS Toif m Apparel hah unoiliri M-lcctloti of new blous arrivals to nvie intrirjit in your winter null al this lime of year , . . muni rx(lllslle ot which 1a HwIm Imported ballle . , , demurely alirrr. Dainty bur nud the fltieot of tuck init extend down the fiont in a V htiape This same detailing Is re prated on thr back of the bloUe, which is (pilte uuu-siinl . . . and on the rut fit of full, push-up Ieevr that ute it a modified tilbMUi-Uti i(Kk Another l.illnr M4id ballhte with Iouk sli-rxe.s Is HUM ll Mlllpler 111 de slKiilui: . but has a detachable, lucc-cdfccd Jatmi nt the iicckljn for thai rxtia touch There air three new iyle In lovely white cretMs. too, at I.ONCIH , , . 'ilU Main . . , all f horl-sleeved (na lea tines a meticulous, a 11 -tucked It tint it not Iter combine Jarr and tu kum lor n pretty yoke rf feel iieiow the neckline . . and the thud tins n soft cowl netkllne With a bit of artful hem tltchlnif lieie and thete MUIvi'h rollon hi'p M-cond IIihh rrfrrshmu mid t fix iitcd on the Is ItlliuiT up with '1 Atulntt-Mimmer hook fur nl honir or niMml wrnr . . itliil vou ll Ih rrr h plrimrd ith their noiiiuml priir tun-. iwciiillv rotiHitlrrtiiK thr juiinrl ilylot itlld ipilihlv of fnhili'n. Nrlllr li,n' "l-'lrvi'iiUirr" muu lvo.ili'if'M of riinlril tiiir nr ll4lti.Hurn KrirsutkrM . . ill fn nh nnd .-mart a.i tall hr nnd ouo-plriT rlottittira bv lllf MHllr drMiriU'r li.ar niluptr-d Ihr ' nrw lofik " villi lo'ii;. fitifd torn uuiMx l oil by flitrlni; hklrli Crisp pltpio triiin. pur. nl.- n unil finish. I'tiii". on thc.e i:m.:c tn.ni 85 to M P'.V 'I'mo s.ii".iiti dio-'.". . , itnothrr om.ii.iiiiinit lino of w.l-lutlilm, iid vorh od in Vti'ini- . mo fii.'.h loni'd of II'..- ".rl!-in ..' n II in lllirr r.ilirlis in M.ii' . nr x. v plaid KitiK hiitiis . i ol ilia.Mi.Mii- ratlin pilnu lliot i; r '. hoi" l'i ti"i iditrl nt $!i :. Klr.t -.Su.tnii in-, of Iho I On Is I luil son .fintlitri mill tho Jiuir ltrnllrt ill M.i " II to Hi . Imvp just it hod tho rollon ihop of Mil.. I.KIt'S . . . iiia Main . . . unil If lliosn lir.st riinv.il'i in" nnv t-riiorlon, llli'l'o'.t Ktilllt; In !: i.onir IlllltlltV itltr.i'iivf Ito.li', n tho.-o toulliftil Inn". S'iv.v Sd f'vt In.. Ion': lo" n ii v. it it I ii'; iho nrriviil of ( l 'lo: li Ii h old Miitisr st riip. h hi' ml of i ..no mid Ciiniidiiin luiiplo ii'ima thitl's Mitd to ho untiMiiilly llmoilul mill now Hk horo, luviiltinc vo.ir liiiliiiiionl ! t: nip mill lilsi'uit.s M'oin to un loiii thor. mi you'll ho ttlutl In' know Hint Unlhiidit (Ivrn llouilv llnllor mllk H'miiIU ii it nilllln iiviillnhlr. I'lii'krrl Ion to n lonlnlnor, thiy're nil roi'ily for Ii:iI;Iiik . . . mid (an ho nii ti-lv kept in Iho ro(riKoriilnr (or miiiio I it I If ilino 'Iho Monuroh lino Im.s hoou com. Iiik forlli with ii ifoodly tiuinhor of lllti'io.'.lhiit fnotl.'i lately . . . uo of the netti'M holnit Ihmslun llrpiw. 'IK. II I H in 1 it miiiio lor Knltuls . . , mill Tiny H'lnilo llooi, pm kod III nr more to u omi Hlinrlriikc I'molion, hllied yollow r'reoi.tones, Imvo boon nueli n nloiuly .seller Hlmo their flr.sl. npponriincn lit IMNU S'llllivrr MAHKKT, I'orllor of Ketonlh nnd Pino , . , unit Miirllui N reoiiininondliiK thorn for H qiilok mill easy iIoksoiI. lo plonso tho fmully. Thoy'ro nviilliihlo In Ihn .stmiller No. I tln.s, ns well ns Iho. lai'Kor a'j'i.. Hliin iliiiiisliui n ru. nirprt iiiaiiiiliioliirors rrenninirtiil .olorl ln uliinlr Muit'i sllnhlly mnm Inlensp thnn tho imr you Ii n ri plimnod, lironiiso rusn anil onrprln "rny ilintn" urior thry'rn In usr for n If Meek, ciiisrnoati of wonvp slmilflrt quality. Tlllr nhiiidd Im olRlit or nlnp tufts In Iho Inch, mid the pile nhimlil hit thick mill prlnity In llir liuicli.