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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX Herald and news, klamath falls, Oregon SATURDAY, MARCH 20, W4i Chuckles Furnished By New York Times (Continued From Page Five) ef Women Voters, In Portland last week, the all-day session held Fri day In the Portland library building where plana were made for the atate convention to be held at oearnart in May. Mrs. Ferguson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce at their home near Salem, and It was a lovely time aa camellias and many other spring flowering bushes are In full bloom now. En route home. Mrs. Fergu son stopped off at Modoc Point to visit with the Lamms. At Random: The white sr.tin kneeling pillow used by June Mtchel son and Harold Oryden at their wedding at St. Paul's last Sunday, was the same pillow used by June's parents at their wedding in Dav enport, Iowa, 26 years ago come next May. Still available Uie Ore gon Mothers cook book. Mrs. Alfred D. Collier has eight copies which sell for U SD each with plastic covers. Proceeds go to the scholarship fund. Such a relief to sit and hear a speech not dealing with atomic energy, atomic bombs or radio activity and Russia! Referring to the reports on Hawaii given by Ruth Adam and Clara Shaw at Soropti mist luncheon last Thursday. Friends of Marie Bosworth will watch her political campaign with interest when she really gets under way late this summer over In Medlord. Marie is out for the democratic chair In the state legislature and Is unopposed in the primaries but has an opponent In the November general election. Nicest part of living in a town for a long time. Watching the young fry from the cradle to the New Look stage. Orchids to Judy Vandenberg, whom we have known all her life, for the one rating at the Southern Oregon festival last week. Folks mussed something good that hugged their firesides that night. And our surprise at Athena Lampropulos' lovely voice. First time wed heard her sing. Another surprise at hearing Brent Hedberg. the Pete Hedberg teen-age son. whose singing will probably be heard often now the family is back from a long stay In Sweden. Mrs. Willis Olidden and daughter Catherine left Friday morning for Portland where they attended capping ceremonies at Good Samari tan hospital. Betty Olidden was among those capped at the services held last night. III i Klamath Falls has developed some surprising talent of late and , hh UnrherTntin a OiUi to talT ! T INSTALLATION ceremonies neia ,n Kortiond recently exhibit was carried through to the middle of this week. The aauw i Mrs. bernice 1-inch ot 1 uleloke was installed as grand royol board In Pendleton has extended an Invitation to Mrs. Wissenbach ' matron. Order of Amaranth, for the State. Mrs. Finch was I will sing. Rev. Godirry Matthews Breakfast Plans XI Delta, chapter of Iletii Mlgtna Phi held r regular meeting nt the home of Mm. Don Mvcns. Tii Ala meda street, Inst Tuesday. The buitiiesa mrrtlng W'tia con ducted hy Hetty Znkle. chapter pres ident, l'm.il nrrangriueiits fur the Easter breakfast to be held at 9 o'clock Easter morning were made. Mrs. Lorn Diilcoui. committee chair man, will be assisted by Mrs. Mux Saunders. Kaptiu chapter Is work ing with X! Delia, and Kappa's com mittee consult, ol Mrs. Juinrs Hill well, chilli mnu Mis. Norman Ouyer and Mrs. James Ivory, Mrs. Janus Cmpo. chairman of the card p.rtv to be held March 30, gave fliuil fetalis ot the atTittiKc- monu Id' tl.e aflutr, which Is to be held at the city library clubiooiu. Several tuples were Included In the study hour. Mrs. Russell Urack man's suujeit was "China of To day," -md Mr. James Cmpo dis cussed "Japan's Face." Mrs. Harold Smith gave a book review entitled Yang and Yin' by Alice Itoburl. RefrcthiiMits were served by the hostess lo the following; Mrs, Lorn Dalcour, Mrs K.iy Kuler, Mrs. Jniurs Crapo. Mrs. Ruscll Urackmiin. Mrs. Max Saunders. Mrs. Warren Poole. Mrs. Ocoigc Wardell. Mrs. Art Moore. Nus. Unwind Llstoe. Mis. Howard IVrnell. Uelty Zirklc. Mrs. Van Thu'ue. Mrs Normiiu Muly and Mrs. Harold Smith. Church Women Klamath Falls Council of Church Women will meet Monday. M irch 32. In the Congregational church, O.ir- den and Mnrtlu streets, at 2 o'clock with Mrs. J. D. Miller, president, in c..rge. Mrs. S. D Knthrarl will give the devotions and Mrs. L. E. Jumper A. 1 MAMU. l U- . . u.- . i . uiHJii. Airmuers m inc council ami member of the court to become grand royal ,nurch W0I11.,. ...... .. ,..., 0 bf ! present. At the close of the afler to exhibit her water colors and pastels and to Rev. Wissenbach to ! the fjrst matron of Friendship court No. 11 of Klamath Falls;"1 8'vt d1"--5 of the after In many homes and In the Pendleton museum. The exhibit is sched- "u 11 uled for the second week in April, the principal occasion being tlv , matron, annual arts' teach of AAUW on April 10. The Wissenbachs are former Pendleton residents. Mrs. Wissenbach made her first effort to draw and paint while on vacation in the summer of 1944. It must have been a thrilling ex perience to discover such a latent talent and as she has never had an art lesson, has developed her own tecnnique tnrougn tne -mistaKes determination" method. She Is a member of the Oregon Society of Artists and two of the picture on display at GUI s have been exhibited In the Portland museum. .Yffon Ithmm'H . . . bearing thai best quality name ot llul'unl , , , are new for Kaster In the second floor sHrls wrur department of Mil. t. Kit 8 . , , and so are three different styles In airily delicate r'ragale blouses . , . masterpieces In accessories. The exquisite nylons ... In white only , , . are as completely feminine us your swishing iiettlcoal . . . und delight the eye with their dellcule luce Inserts or embroid ered touches. You have a choice of three styles ... all designed will! fluttering collars and either short or bracelet length sleeves. The tantallrlng Kraiule crea tions are of frost white or dusty pink crepe . . . quite simple In styling compared to the more frilly blouses these days . , . but you'll love the sheer Inserts at the neckline, embellished by artful swirls ot mulching brnld or luce. Then, after viewing all this angel stuff In the blouse department of Mil. I. Kits . . . &1J Main . . . Martha aueeunilicd to a new, can-dy-stiiped Textron. Its plainly tailored, with lonu. culled sleeves . . . but the color combinations, while harmonising, are decidedly unusual I Your Caster dinner table should befit the Joyful urraslun and be a delliht to the eye. Nusicated for an appropriate and lovely center arraitKrinrnt are Kastrr lilies combined with white slock and delicate greens. hUtsivr i'lnn TrvvM are not a common sight. That's Sail into Spring In a tiAiicy tmvy unri while Junior drr.Hn from UI'OINTK'H , . . Mint Hive a you fit it 1 1 ii look of Mimrt fiiMtlou fur such it mitiirrnt price! Takp Mint K mtil K origin! of navy (their, oh my . . nortu In thr klrt aik a bit of le titttnlnit it fill un not ofini mth In ft SI 4. US frock. A (Irmurr rollttr provide ft touch of white for con irnst. Thru their" it Curly polk dot In nnvv nnd white . . . ntvlrd with Ions lor.NO linen ntmve ft gath ered skirt . . . very youthful. For a 4 o'clock ten on thr campus, M tut tm recommriulfi tin eleK'UH pUMywlllow crepe In iiuvy with a pointed hlpllne drnte nttd npnrkhnK buttons . , . lo t M 95 Vnmmvvhnml Hell Mlrppcd Hilt) the fitnlilnn pV"tu thin Kprlnu nnd uiive h firr.li Hp prill tn hklrt wntnllllieii. Ho, Unit why the new Muck rrrpr rtuiiNliin KkliU nt I.ONU W . . . encircled by n Ahlrred Hlrdle I'timmri hund . , , hit mote iKlmctlvo thitn ever. rurlherinore, thrno nkltt hnvt ft nice Iriuttlt . , . fiiAhloiiitlile, yet ha nditpUUIc for Alien wrnr ha for dreM . , . nml they 11 Uk truly Aimirt with ft crup whli bloilie. Instriid of flurliitf. lh nll-Hroimd fullnrM u providrd by Invertnl, unptermrd box pleitlN. Hirn run from IO'a Ihrouuh It) a. l.ONOtf AI'I'AHKI ... 710 Mnlu . , . aIao Iiaa ft collection of new black Awlim klrU In hrrr rrrpe f nitric , , . and for wrHiihK with thru), a plentiful va riety of liter-trimmed b;ttlAte or (lltuion blouncR , , , or the whl( repe Tailor MaIiIa which JUAt Ar rived . . . with the flnel of flat fur instance. Himnle, ""king nd "y Appiitpie, but those tucked In rllNiNiMii Mhlch rlrsl upprftrrd aa ft Jrwrlrv mrUl 20 ?tt Ago, U now a il A r d In yrllow tuld, white gold ur ilttlliitint In Irnill lliMtdl wrddlui tiutuU. rlUilluiit Iiaa a white brlllUurr roinjirhli to tdAtlnuin and lends Itself rrAtlllv In pUln. rarvetl, ilrrrr or be Jew rlnl drlg nt. Vanity I air n only niir outninmlitut name In knltwer tliurrle t tin 1 1 Iwctmie or thr neat nnd nifty blnusr , big Aiteclnltv nt '111 K TOWN HIIDI nnd nkirt eiuemble ... a Trudr II nl I Jr. for H'.'W. A uh'tr cotton ClibAou blouse, ruffled In embroi dered rtltelnu. topn a swiimiiut middy Jonca-.MIUer. j noon pronram, lea will be served in lvv we oldsters are no Intrlnued , tv skirt. Cool for summer, Don't forget to buy an Easter Lily next Saturday. March 27. when Pep Peppers from K.UHS will sell the little flowers for the National Society for Crippled Children and Adulu. 'Portland Scene Of State Installation the Community hall. Mrs. Dale Mattoon, chairman of the clothing drive for overseas re lief, urges members to bung their donations to the Ktrat Christian church where they will be sorted and packed for shipment. loo. The Portland Masonic temple was the setting for an installation ceremony of the state grand court officers of the Order of Amaranth. March 13. Mrs. Bernice Finch of Tulelake. a member of Friendship court No. 11. was Installed as grand royal matron of the state. Mrs. Finch is the first member of Friendship court of Klamath Falls to hold the high office. She was the first matron of the Klamath Falls court. Grand royal patron 1 W. Wallace Spence of Clackamas court. No. 10. Portland. The temole wa beautifully deco- ... . , rated with large baskets of yellow Needlework LlUD forsythia and a huge friendship key Mrs. George Wlrts of 420 Jeffer of deep ink camellias. Officers for , SOn street entertained members of this year are known as the -Ten- . the Art Needlework club Wednesdav Eleven" group and their theme Is j afternoon. After an enjoyable two collected. They both agreed that the trip was one of the most wonderful ex periences of their lives. Sunday Recital L Mrs. W. P. McMllli.n. 217 Pine street. Invited the rlub to be her guest Wednesday afternoon. April 7. Members Tell Of Visit To Hawaii Ruth Adams and Clara Shaw brought a bit of Hawaii with them lb the luncheon meeting of the Soroptimist club ot Klamath Falls. Ruth gave an entertaining and fascinating account of their trip : friendship and their emblem, the ' hours spent In frlendlv conversation to Hawaii by Clipper and of their enjoyable stay in the islands. Dur- j friendship key land artistic needlework. Mrs. WlrU lng her account she passed souvenir menus and photographs around Tnstalli.K officers were Harvey : served refreshments at a long tuble the table which were enjoyed Immensely. She told of the native din-'Aston, patron: Donald K. Finch, I centered with a bowl of daffodils, ners and dancing, of deep sea and torch fishing and of the delicious 1 honored marshal: Alice Stanbro. ' with bowls of home-grown crocuses and exotic foods the were trrerA (crown bearer: William Laurens, at each end of the table. -Shane- told of the natural beauties of the islands and the un-U'""1 beaie-. Pearl Schobert. coro bellevably brilliant colors of the scenery. She brought samples of natlon "'l,lon: Marian Kreuinger. wood rose., black sand, and inter- marshal aid. and Frank Schobert, esting rock formations that she had , , . ald- Members of the Amaranth courts Klamath Fall. Portland. Astoria. Seaside. Salem. Eugene and The last recital in the present Oresham were present, as well as series presented by Sacred Heart Mrs. Sarah Pettis of Los Angeles Elolse Mclntyre Introduced her academv school of music h. and Robert Burgunder of Seattle, pupil. 10-year-old Brent Hedberg. held Sunday afternoon. March 31 T"!"' !of "imamh" ,u ,-j ..i of the world Order ol Amarantn. who charmed everyone with his , at J:30. Featured on the program other n5l!o,lal and !Vate officers lovely rendition of a Swedish folk ; will be the girls vocal ensemble and from Washington and California aong and a patriotic number. I th'" newly -organized Cecillan string ;Were also present. Kathleen Thompson gave a report j en"m.ble". . ' j The oex: grand court session will on the work being done by the1 . 4"'? P""6"11 Mar- hcld lt) Klarr.ath Falls March 11 . , . ... , . " , " gsret Wedel. Joann Esperson, Joan -nrt , igiq Crippled Children's hospital In Eu-; Murphy. Lovetta McTaggert. Har- j""!.12 , . gene to give crippled children :riet Lavenik. Mary Jo Miller. Dar- I Rrand court presented Mayor chance to get well, to go to school ' 'me Smith. Patricia Clark and An- If"!"" ?f Poll11 ,h" and to txai for a job. She and ber drew Barry. ; 900 aoded U the cast fund committee sold shares of Happiness The vocal ensemble Includes Jac- jilSrVf ttJ sSdmate 'cSnS rf to the members present for the ben- quellne Joyer. Patricia Clark. Mar- fS, arBh haTe Zcn s "a efit of the Easter Seal drive now lsn Newman. Lovetta McTaggert. , Pu. hnf tH ,rt being sponsored by the Soroptimist ' Elizabeth Andersch. Normadine h'J. eP, f m club- ' i Gertrude Calhoun. Harriet 'S..,? , ?h v. .? S There were a number of guests ' Lavenik. Darlene Smith. Jeanette 'ia''r 'en ,t to th? Masonic present which helped make the Kiplinger. Grace Howell. Jeanette ?P'E? S C),," meeting an extra special occasion, i Cooper, AUce Baker and Leom, era . , , Louise Reinhart brought as her i Mos- . guest Helen Perry, Kathleen The Cecillan stHng ensemble has Dinner PlanS Thompson's guest was Wyoming , eipht members and an accompan-j Saion w Ficht et Fnriv ill Servsiva k"" brUg '"'il8'- T1,reJhmif "'" harno'-LdinLr. Fo."er Serruys Alva Kenyons guest was Larson. Ellen Murphy, Harriet Lav- restaurant on Oregon avenue Werf- i Diamond HWfP See Art Reinhart Over tO Vfm In the Jewelry Business Jewel and Gift Shop S A II Green Stamps 519 Main fhone 0163 Typically Easier Is a ( ami Kliif iixxlfl of rirrp mjua blur tn rnvmi butrher linrii, nrremrtl by white embroltlirrd snillntw ntitl ft Ilv- nmlc collur ... or the rnyon print by the one to bloom forth nt THK CANDY JAR . . . providing we nut our lniHKliu.tlons to work lu a hurry nnd itrt some decorative en trirs into the contest. Prtwa will be awarded for the eiiu matt .impropriate to Easier . . . the mtxst beniitlful and artistic . . . the mail oriRlim) . . . and the cleverest pkk curlrature. Names of the J u dates hnve been announc ed . nnd their decision ta final. Complete contest rules were printed In Friday s edition of The Herald . . . but for emphasis. Martha's repenting that contest ants must be amateurs of M or titter . . . egits must be blown, not hnrd-boiled . . . nnd nil your entries must be In by next Frl ilav. Mnreh 36th. PELICAN CANDY JAR ... 722 Mnin . . . will pack special Eastrr f lrlce start at M V). bankets for grown-ups . . . f'.llrd ' with non-chocolnte sweets or cork- j Tfftf SlO Sffoff 4ftllrfhrm,ir-?Pl,rir'w .""r!f., M lVe IOISTKH is feaiurin fraT Aed Cheddar or SwIm ( hfew In i lr(lr or Uin( Vrfte rnfa (. . . . nunc o.in uiv i mrc for lit bete that yuu 11 alio find the lMitrhr, NlrulMrar mid Kiver lines of quality, Trlm-fltdni slips nf ravon er wy can Ih had In tnulutlrred tallorefl ilvlen or Ijedeckrd by tar . . . rniitfliiK from 1.2t to JOA In price. Tlie loveliest of rayon Jersey gowns . . . something to keep in mind for next Mothers I)v Jacket-dreu of forKPt-me-noi blur are loo varied for deiallpd dewrli over black. The short Jacket Is nf blue linen . . , nnd the shirt wnist dre.tji has an all-around mealed skirt, with plrata starling below the hlpllne. Tailored gabs for the cli.uiroom . . . In (he new-cat, muchtnlked nf colors tike mauve pink, mrrmnld green, rose-beige and peppermint . . . fu 'dilating mi tons tn plntds or stripes . . . gay butcher linens . . . seersuckers , . . tubbsble ray ons ... nil together form an en tlclng atmrtment of liinlnr frneks at UPOINTF..S ... 507 Main. The Mildred Barton, and Lorraine John son introduced Josephine Gamer, formerly of Honolulu. Hans Norland 113 N. 6th St. Auto Insurance. enik. Julie Harnden. Cecile Van- i ..rfo v,i, o. , denberg. Jeanette Kiplinger, Peggy L ! '. . Plunkett and Patricia Clark. u Meml to meet at the m,. .kii- .- ,. j . .u, nome Petite Chapeau Mrs. h m dhl' !Lecr Finley, 1301 Worden. at 6:30 academy music hall. Members are asked to note that this meeting is one week earlier than the usual date. A' RIGHT NOW, It f pays to buy a cleaner that is DEPENDABLE, Now and ALWAYS. 1 ASK ABOUT THE HOME RENOVATION SYSTEM! tot Home Demonitration Call LIROY E. HUNT Ttl. 9200 ' 1401 Eiplanad a F100R PORTABLE.. 71 1-7 tOtaWn UMITJl mm iMovatioM mnm RUG CLEANER... m HOMI RENOVATION SYSTEM DISTINCTIVE Phone 8222 APPAREL 901 Mom to trip alnng iih the rest your Filter finery. . . . . t A Ilea- erov.nver strap treat- f you desire lo ...btr.et , , f()r . ,,, pounds from your appearance rtre..v ...twl.l ,., ..,.. a three-nnil-a-lmlf Inch heel and three-quarter plallnrm "le. The strap fastens twlre at the ailUe Make it a perfect Eoster in this oil wool boxy beauty. 3 "SONNET" Handsewn shortie of Honosette double-woven cotton by HANSEN and years from your looks, don't allow Ihe "new look" stales to amplify curves. 'at a wary eve upon any hip draplni. too brll lUnt shsdea In fabrlea and hats that create a horizontal line on the head. Cordial 4 apn of sterllnc silver . . . very unusunl and exceptionally slftablc . . . re tailing at S3.2.S aplerr . . . com prise only one tvpe of the ninny new and lnexpenle sterllnic pieces for tteddlim gifts Just rereived by jkwel anij oirr SHOP. Included tn this sliver shipment are useful mint dlhc for 1.1 .50 . . . lovely eandlehnHers on mhlch prices start at Slt.SO a pair . . . nnd beautiful romoote. starting al V7.S0. A rare gift to thr connol seur of fine foods would be a terllitc-trlmmed prpper mill . . . for $7,75. 'All prices quoted In rlnde the taxi. A nice Easter remembrance for Mom or your favorite teacher would be one of the $1.20 gold-filled pencils which can be carried in her purse. And. since Enster Is practically on the doorstep, have you taken time out yet to make your selections from Jewel and Gift's extraordinary selection ol greeting cards? Remember . . . distinctive gift wrappings and delivery sendee are two convenience)! of JEWEL AND GIFT SHOP ... 810 Main . . . where 8 A II rern Stamps are given with everv purchase. The Vrvttu Looh for Easter won't be achieved by a spanking new suit and a hat bloMomlim over a hairdo that's out of sorts with the effect. 80. If you're booked for a permanent . . . or a hair style ... at 8TUDIO OP BEAUTY this com ing week, take your new Easter bonnet along. With a model to gn by, the operator can give you the hairdo that will set It off best. It's high time to be making ynur pre-Kaftter appointment at STU DIO OP BEAUTY ... on the mezzanine of Whylala . . . and if you want something very sperlal In the way of a hairdo, ask lor Steve, the STUDIOS stylist. ... "Mahogany finish" furniture, It's Interesting to note, Is apt to he made of birch, gum or oilier native woods, then finished to resemble mahogany. ... tlahvtl Hum ... traditional for a festive Easter din ner . . . won't require any careful saving nf red pnlnls . . . ijust In cahc you've forgotten those hectic dnysi , . . and the meat department In PINE STREET MARKET will have a good supply of whole hams for the occasion. However, If you want lo be certain of gelling your favorite brand, Jim and Rudy will appreciate your letting them know In advance. The selection will Include Cas cade, Morrell'a Pride, Swift's Prem ium and Oregon Chief ... In both the tenderized and pre-eooked. For other appetites, there will he cholre lamb or beef cilia , . . fresh rnbbila or poultry ... lit PINK HTBNET MARKET . , , corner of Heventh and Pine , . . where you can con veniently phone In your Easter order. . . and you can have the same tyle In black suede. An open toe. open back sling pump of Mieilr . , , mnde by l.alrd and Srhoher . , . shows more modera tion In heel height and the plat form Is only one-fourth of an Inch This same desinu Is rrjiemrd In black patent or red ralf. In genuine black and while ring tail lizard, you have a cholre of hlirll-hrcled strap sandals or sllug mimpa wlih hnlf-lnrh platform Both these and the suedes are priced at SI 6.15. Several new spring stvles In Selhy Arrh Preserver ihiirs . Including patent pumps and ties . . . have arrived at UiPoiNTES . . . S07 Main . . . but most excit ing Is a slip-on sandal of velvety black suede, designed with slashed straps across the toe and a boule vard heel. tlou. Htlfflclrul to say. It nttitht be difricult to rhttme a favorite among these prettlrs . . priced from irss 10 fun). Ilrlef Utile brirls . , , preferred by the Junior misses , . . come in knit rnyon or fine ration of white, teanvsc. blue or yellow. Itevernl tv;es of pnutles tnrluile those with the longer lop and flared leg for larver womrn. Hhopping around Ihe lingerie de partment of THE TOWN HllnP . . . Mom al Klfih . . . Martha policed ihe new. long and ruffled half -slips in black or white taf feta ... 10 give a nulling bll loainrss to your formal. The corsage for a voting girl's Kaster ensrmlde shouldn't be to ornsle and should harmonise with her vauthful costume. A round nosegay Is a happr rholea for Informal wear. Avoid etotla flnnera Mac orrlilds. gardenias or dark red roses, belter suited la the more mature woman. Furniture carrying the label "Philippine Mahogany" i usual ly made of wood such as latun or tangulle, found In the Philip, pines, but artuallr hears no re lation to mahoganv. (irnulne mahogany Is produced In com mereial quantities In the West Indies. Central and South Amer ica and In Afrlra. A TiHiMi-O-Lalor and other more famllinr names In automatic toasters mingle Willi several types of waffle Irons in a convenlent-to-shop tnble dlsplav In the downstairs store of HIC'KYS. All are glftnble as can be and a card reads "Easy terms. No carrying cnarge!" The Toasl-O-I.ator . . . priced at I2.1.9J , . . 0rratrs on a new principle. Bread la put In one enn. moves slowly through thr toaster and alldes out the other end . . . done lo a turn, Among the automatic pop-ups are Proctor toasters for llg.M and I22.00. price dependent on styling . . . Mannlng Bowmans, also llg.M . , , an, I'nlversals which had Just arrived. Waffle irons Include a llrunrli. master twin, with color regulator, retailing for 117.9.1 , . , combina tion aandwleh grille nnd waffle makers, for III.D5 and IIS 1)6 . . , and a four-legged Nervamalle Iron with a heat regulator, that's only Sll.fi.1 . . . downstairs al, 11ICKYS JEWELERS ... 7(10 Main. ... Kvvn LipHllvltH are longorl To keep up with the dropping hemlines, no doubt, Itev lon comes forlh with Mp-Pashlon . . . a completely new lipstick that Isn't. Just a llp-llner . . . and you'll find them on dlsplny al CtlllRINS. I.lp-Kashlnn Is encased In a slim, pencil-like case of gold metal . . . and though, at first, It looks clumsy to use, a trial will prove that lips can be styled Willi ease. It comes In several popular shades . . . priced at I ISO plus lax . . . at CURRINB, the friendly drug store . . . Ninth and Mnln. ... Croats and prints are 11 fash ionable union. A short "throw" ruat ran be lined In the siime print as vnur frock, or a nilihly like jacket trimmed up to match a palternrd skirl. Whiir i'anvHliln grav gauntlets for Kaster flundar reached Wll Y T.M.'S this week . . . the sort of elegant gloves ymi'd give as a gesture of love If that centuries. old custom were Hill practiced Hut If you prcler th. comparatively Inetpenslye and practical fabrics, there are plenty of these In white, too . . . inrlud lllg the wrlst-lrnglh short lea. mm desirable as suit arceuorlits VVIivtal's feature Hanson's hand stitched gloves lu the new millin ery salon . . . and among some of the newer shad's In dnuhln cotton llanosettes or llnetles are cloud white, coffee brown, dove gray and chamois. There are pretty pastel pinks, loo . . . which will tie worn a lot wuh Hut shade so imiih In vogue. There are shortie gloves In prar llcally anv slnde stocked, as well as aeml-gauntlets or the more es sggerated types Knave eaprsmn. come in blurk or white . . . and rich suedes in brown or black. While clioos'ne vnur Easier ac cessories at WHYTAI.'H ... In the Medlral-IVntal building. Main at Ninth . . . don't overlook the fascinating array of pure silk scarfs ... in ninbre. rainbow sirlpcs. black and while combina tions , . . and prints of every hue. i Thv Old llafi can be filed awav' without mists qualms for the next rummage sale . . . inter you ve laken advantage of the pre-Easler special al YOUR STORK . . . where you can get a 1 fashionable new handling for J.1.110, la Included , . . practically pin money I This nice assortment of bugs was obtained bv Your Store for you who like to Indulge in new accessories more often than Hie higher priced would allow... and In 11 you'll find pouch, over-the-shouldcr, box and other desirable styles ... In dressy faille, simulated reptile and durable, small plastics resembling suede, calf or patent Besides the always popu lar dark shades. Hie choice Includes white, cabana, saddle leather tan, red ant! green. Another group of medium-priced bags Is also being featured by YOUR STORE, Inc. , , 7j Mll, are all genuine calfskins ... In black brown or navy . . . and they're priced at Il3.ll, tag Included. The Ih'h-ii-rui-l permnnenls . . , prrrd from IS..MI 'in . . . me now being fenluied by IIEI.I.ES BEAUTY SHOP es neclnlly for leeii-nge girls who dnn i want I heir ,r (.,,t hllt need a soil, end curl. The Ilrh-ll-rurl . , . p,,t nut l,v Ravell . . . Is perfect for either long or short hnlr . , , nn. lusting, allliniiRh Urn entire proc ess requires Utile more than an hour. HEI.LE8 BEAUTY SHOP . . . 'formerly Mrs. KlnleV. slmnt In the Stewart-Drew building, 731 Main , . . hna cold waves from $1000 up , , . nnd the ,., wlli gives a henullful, na tural mil Is tldon and up. Evening appolm incuts can . ,,i. . . . phone M77.