The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1939, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT UofU and I DIDN'T have much time this week, became I dashed down to San Francisco, took in as much of the fair as I could in a day and a half, and dashed back hero again . . , But I did get to a few places. Shoe Sale On ' At Adrlennes FtnsT I want to tell about the sale on shoes -at Adrienno s Shoo De- KApartmont . , . Chat Smith ' is selling out au iu short lines ot style shoes in stock . . . Shoes that formerly were $8.85 are now 14.95 and $5.55. BESIDES whito shoes. . there are japonicas, blues and blacks . . . Many of them can be worn this Fall. HE ALSO has a season-end special on all those washable Kedettes for sportswear . . . Only 11.69 on Kedettes that formerly old up to S2.45 . . . Most ot these shoes, yon know, you can put In the washing machine and they come out clean. v- , Bv the wav. I mnde a mis take last week ... I said that the shampoo manicure-finger-Vave special at the Mcdical Dental Beauty shop came on Mondays, bnt what I meant . was that yon can get it on Wednesdays . . . Only 81.83 for all three . . . The perman ent ware special Is on .Mondays. Pipe Displayer At Currin's IF YOU'VE been in Currin's For Drugs re cently, you've probably ' seen the big display board that Estle Affleck, the new pharmacist there, built to show off the pipes . . . Each pipe is displayed effectively now, so a man can just look them over and compare before be buys ... I mean, com pare as far as looks go. - CURRIN'S carries the famoua lines of Yello-Bole, Grabow, Kaywoodie and- Frank Medico . . . They told me it's the most complete pipe selection in town . within the price range ot 50 cents and 5.00- . - 4. Chinese Xovelties At Art & Gilt T DROPPED in to the Art and A Gift Shop to find out what Jack Hooks bad heard recently from his wife, who Is on a trip . . . . He was out In back cutting glass for . picture framing, and there was a big box unopened beside him ... It looked too Interesting to ignore, so I persuaded him to unpack It while I was there. . : INSIDE was a shipment of Chi nese things that are simply love ly . . Those Chinese quarts v flowers are exquisite . . . v You 'wonder how much the workmen received for their labor, because ; they are all put together by hand, i when the selling -price is o low. ; AND THE oriental artificial .- flowers are beautiful, too. ... .This shipment included plum blossoms ' and narcissus ... I love the flow ers that are colored that unusual Chinese red shade . . . But there are other shades as lovely . . . There are so many blossoms. on one spray that one or two make a ' bouquet. Girl and Mother Face Charges of Attack on Nurse CALGARY, Alta., July 21 (U.R) A pretty, 24-year-old model and her socially-prominent mother to-day faced charges they tarred and feathered a young undergrad uate nurse In her apartment. Mrs. J. L. Allen, 53, and her daughter Betty, declined to plead at their arraignment to charges of "assault occasioning bodily harm" entered by Alice Knowles, 28. The '. case was put over to July 27. Miss Knowles was in a hospital under, treatment for shock and : bums. She charged the woman at tacked her one time before the tarring and feathering. She said they slapped her face and broke her classes. Friends revealed she was refused police protection Sun day. The alleged tarring episode occurred Tuesday. There are 16 one-pupil schoolB In the state of Wyoming. The state expends $700 annually to FALSE TEETH mem DENTUR-EZE MAKES THEM FI.T LIKE NEW AGAIN Tha modern y to plait confidence and cow font Ntw, amu. ifig cuihlotvlika mm fit). Eal everything you It! Laugh, talk, ales, e.i.h.... ... -J lASV TO APPLY Try It Ho DM MOMIY-BACir, j MomtiteitH, O n application wwka, fun MONTrlSI Baty to alaan. Now tt all fcontr drug mm, 3 IIP 'I 11 UofU Martha Ashed About Cat-Ore WHILB wo were In San Francisco, I looked up some friends whom I haven't seen tor about five years . . . And haven't written to, either ... I was showing them the map, pointing out where Klamath Falls is and the round-about tour we made to get to the bay region , . , One of the girls put her finger on "Klamath Falls," and said, "And now, Where's Cal-Ore?" THAT'S the truth. I TRIED to pin her down to find out where she had heard about Cal-Ore. but she couldn't remember anybody In particular . . . She just said she remembered hearing various people mention It, and that everything said was very favorable. Speaking of Cal-Ore, as I always seem to be ... I had letter Thursday from some friends who said they would arrive here the 88th or 20th, because they were timing them selves so they could go to Cal Ore with us on a Saturday night. Electric Roaster At Garcelon's T WAS reminded of the ease - with which we fill our rooms with light, when I looked over the Westinghouse electric roaster I saw at Garcelon's . . . It's really a marvel . . . And the shop has a spe cial price ot 24.95 on this one, which is a saving ot SS.OO . . . Because it's the last one in stock. THERE are 101 practical nses for the roaster, including the broiler grid . . . They're all item ized in a booklet with directions on how to do them . . . You can cook a whole meal in one. you know . . . Including vegetables and hot dessert ... Just set the automatic heat control dial, and let the meal cook Itself, IT'S ALSO a wonder at can ning, doing 12 pint Jars easily. ONE NICE thing about the electric roaster is that yon can cook a meal in it, put the whole roaster, Including the meal, in your car, and have it still hot when you stop to eat at picnic- time. Bustling On Style Horizon T GUESS bustles really are going x to come back sometime within the next year . . . The other day I read that hats already have taken a definite forward tilt in order to counter-balance the bustle effect. THAT'S the way bonnets sat ... Up in the back and down over the eyes .... In the days when the bigger shelf a gal showed in bark, the more . . "elegant" she looked. ONE WONDERS, however, how far sportswear will follow the bustle trend , . . Not very far. i net: teach one child In IS isolated points. ... YES, IN MAGIC. WITH HARO 1 ' W f STOP SAViVsT f I GIVE UP TO 5 ttmes as A I OVER GREASY POTS AND I MUCH SUDS AS 16 WELL-KNOWN 1 S- RUNS. USe THE NEW if BAR AND PACKAGE SOAPS ( tVCHS R1NSO I WAS TESTED AGAINST.. V. FOR FASTER, EASIER 7 ' A r sW IM HARD AND SOFT 1 -'-yWSHVSHINC jS 1940 RINSO J faSy HS?? yKIND AJ3EVER 7ZZ "W AND PANS THE ITER PROJECT PLANS CARRIED TULELAKE The city coun cil, in session Monday night, sig nified Intention to proceed at once with Installation ot water and sewage systems without waiting tor government funds applied for many months ago. Tension In recent developments between two factions ot citliens of the town lessened as the re sult and City Attorney Charles Lederer, Alturas. was Instructed to take the necessary steps to pre pare for a special election when voters here are expected to o. k. the issuance ot acquisition im provement bonds tor installation ot the sewage system. Bonds total ing J66.000 voted some time ago for Installation ot water are gen eral obligation bonds and self liquidating. No portion ot these bonds may be used tor sewage In stallation. Revenue for the dis posal project must come from taxation ot the city's 2S1 lots. Water will be charged for at a reasonable rate, although the local rate Is expected to be slightly higher than In many other local ities, with' a minimum charge ot probably not more than S3 per month. The first rough estimate made by Attorney Lederer and William Wales, city engineer, on cost of the dual . Installation project totaled 156. 0Q0. Only the amount needed of the $66,000 bond Issue voted several months ago will be used In water distribution, the remainder ot the total to remain unsold. While the total ot the assessment bonds to be voted upon has not aa yet been determined by the council. Installation of both systems will not exceed the first estimate, it is believed. The ses sion was largely attended with arguments for and against the systems highlighting the meeting. The council discussed and shelved until the next meeting an amendment to the ordinance gov erning licensing of carnivals and circuses and o.k.'d a petition made by members ot the 20-30 club tor sponsorship of a tent show in the near future, part of the gate re ceipts to go to the club for finan cing the park improvement pro gram for which the club is largely responsible. Cleanup day, slated for the first week in August, came up for discussion and A. A. Rodenberger and E. P. Fitzpatrlck will work with Fire Chief Floyd Boyd In preparatlng untenanted city lots for weed burning. Lota will be mowed by the city, unless the work Is done by owners, and an assessment ot SI. 00 per lot will be made. . An adjourned) session will be held Thursday night for payment of current bills. MAN CONVICTED ON DRUNK DRIVING Lester Wright, charged with drunk driving, was found guilty of the charge by a Jury which heard the case early Thursday evening before Police Judge Carl K. Cook. Wright, who is at liberty on a S100 property bond, was repre sented by E. E. Driscoll. D. E. Van Vactor represented the city. Wright will be sentenced later, Judge Cook stated. RENO LICENSE RENO, Nev., July 21 (P) Marriage licenses Issued here to day included: Estel Gray. 23, Merrill, Ore., and Maxine Wilson, 21, Klamath Falls, Ore. The best honey-producing areas of England are the Cotswolds and the Wiltshire dairy district. SIR. ..A QUICK SOAKING LIVELY RINSO SUDS OUT BY COUNCIL LOOSENS GREASE LIKE 00NT WRESTLE HWSO COMES - T0 - CLEAN POTS IN 3 SIZIt., - LET RINSO DO Rariar.UR0t7 NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLSOREGON Iluylng Lags In Ileiall Stores, Survey Shows NEW YORK. July 11 Wl Buy ing in retail stores at leading cen ters ot distribution throughout the United States this week lagged under last, but ran T to 13 per cent above a year ago, Dun & Bradstreet reported today. Meantime, buying In wholesale markets continued to expand. "Although consumer demand continued brisk for light summer apparel, vacation necessities, and some lines ot house furnishings, retail activity on the whole wns moderately lower than a week ago," the survey said. "To some extent, the decline seemed attributable to shortages of desirable merchandise; this was an Important factor In de partment stores, where stock of many types ot summer goods were frequently reported too low to warrant the usual heavy clear ance promotions. "A few stores felt that the re duction In WPA rolls was already cutting into sales totals, but the majority found no appreciable change as yet In this type ot buy ing. ALASKA-U. $. HIGHWAY ROUTES UNDERSTUDY. (Continued from Page One) the province than any other fea ture of the highway scheme on grounds the United States may be Interested primarily In a military road. However; Premier Pattulo has argued that the United States would not obtain control of tbe road by reason of such a loan. Aa to the highway being a military road, he said: "If the road serves military pur poses for the United Stales it will also serve Canada. If the United Statea gets into a tight box In war on the Pacific we're in it whether we like It or not." Members of the Canadian com mission are: Charles Stewart, Ot tawa, chairman; Brig. Gen. T. L. Tremblay, Quebec; J. M. Wardis, department of mlnea and re sources, Ottawa, and Arthur Dixon, British Columbia, public works department, and J. W. Spencer, both ot Victoria. Rep. Warren G. Magnuson, (D-Wash.), Is chairman of the American commission. Other members are James W. Carey, Seattle engineer; Donald Macdon ald, Fairbanks, Alaska engineer; Ernest H. Oruenlng, director of tbe division of territories, depart ment ot Interior and Thomaa H. Rlggs, New York. Two British Columbia survey parties now are working slowly through the province's northland, mapping out two suggested routes for tbe road. A S25.UOO grant was approved by the last provincial legislature, to pay tor the prelim inary surveys. One route follows tbe coastline, the other lies behind the towering coast range mountains. The coast route would be north from Haielton, then west through Telegraph creek and Atlln with a maximum altitude of 5000 feet at some points. The interior route, slightly longer, would follow the Peace, Liard and Pelly rivers from Fin- lay Forks, through Whitewater, Llard Post, Frances Lake, Ross River and pelly Crossing, then on to Dawson, Y. T. Maximum altitude ot this route would be about 3160 feet and Its sponsors claim the longer distance would be compensated by better weather conditions In the winter months, making it easier to keep tbe road open all year. A duck can breathe through a broken wlngbone. PALACE MAMCET GROCERY AND MEATS Phone 76 A MEAT SPECIALS Bacon 914 Cucumbers ffV Half or whole . ..Xb. 2 Field grown for v shoulder , . . . Danish Squash C Pork Roast Lb. 1, ech -. Hhoulder P 25 Pork Steak ........2 Lbs. 55 Prc"h ,oq" - - L"" " ; Hone Dew Melons 10 Lamb Roast Lb.v : Gravenstein Apples C Pot Roast ..... Lb. 15c 17c Rib boii Lb. ioc 1 5 0r....:.iV SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Cookies Hunshlne Ass't Pound box Ginger Ale Canada Dry 28-os. bottle ... If) Pins bottle deposit Blue Bell Potato Chips 10 lg. Bag T Milk All brands a Large Cans CAMPAIGN BILL WASHINGTON, July tl (UP) The house, tonight passed the Hatch "clean politics" bill which may serve to cripple the democra tic national committee's political machine In 1940 and favor the nomination of a presidential enn dltlnto who might not hnve full support of the national organisa tion. The bill, whli'h would divorce politics from relief and outlaw political activities by all fed eral employes except t ho presi dent, vlco president cabinet of flrvra and other pollry-innklnil officials, has bw'n approved by tho senate which Is expected to concur In minor houso channel. The roll call vote on pnssago, which came after tho houso had been In continuous session fur 11 hours, wns announced as 243 to 143. A few minutes earlier the house had refused by a record vote ot 23 to 146 to send the measure back to committee. This motion was Introduced by Arthur D. Healey, (D-.Muss.), who as sailed the bill as "unconstitu tional." The measure, authored by Sen. Carl Hatch, (D-N. 11.), first wus Introduced last year aa au amend ment to tho 193 federal relief bill but was defeated at that time on the plea ot Senate Majority Leader Alben W. llnrkley, (D-Ky.). A senate committee In vestigation Into the alleged co ercion ot relief workers In last fall's election resulted in revival of the legislation. Uarkley'a atate of Kentucky was one ot those de nounced by the senate committee. While President Roosevelt has never expressed liliiuelf definitely for or against the measure, It was opposed vigor ously by house democratic lead ers ami the national democratic organization headed by Post master General James A. Kar- Republicans and a group ot democrats led by Rep. Jack Demp sey (D-N. II.), stood solidly be hind It and succeeded In restoring drastic provisions which the house Judiciary committee struck from the senate version. The provisions bar U. S. district attorneys, postmasters, Internal revenue collectors and other vote- getting officials whose Jobs are considered definitely of the pat ronage variety, from participating actively In political campaigns. The air la drier after a thun dershower than before. By Rail Start your vacation circle tour round through Canada s Evertrttn Playground. Cross five great ranges of Canada's Lake Louise, or where you complete circle, with new tan Wttar Crahe Dtlly Mtlingi from Ltaora simi terminal la Mam... FniwrutcatmibipttoVKtori i and vancouvtr Vststfn Activities AH throujjh this great va cation land you win tnwjf goii, nm inc. itnnit. twiov , mini ,id i n c lira Dine , hiki .ail mmmtr$portu For Hunt ura. complete raaarvaiwiiJV.SM 626 S.W. Broadway. flu. At I I.'! Stifrl i.-w.. Home Owned Store SATURDAY ON'LH Coffee Palace brand. 1-Lb. Bag Black Tea Lipton'i. Vi-Lb. Can... 43C Bran Flakes Kellogg'.. fllf niHTHICT TOUHNI0Y 11 It A NTS PARS, July 21 (API Grants Pass haa been officially designated the slto for district 13 softball tournament play-offs, Director Dwlght Adams notified Tom Stott. local lenguo offlotul, today. The . district omhrarea Josephine, Jackson, Klnmnth, Luke and Curry counties. Too Lata to Classify PHK-INVKNTORY CLRARANCH. Used and Repossessed Furni ture Priced at extraordinary savings! The group Includes Davenports from S5.00. Living Room Suites from 135.00, Club Chairs at 13.(0 each. Studio I,ouni.o now JU.OO. Wood 3Uns.es as low aa 17.50. Klcc trlo Ranges from f 30.00. Kitch en Tables 13.50 and 15.00. Wood Healers as low aa 13.00. Mattress at $3.00. Klectrlc Washers, one as low as (15.00, lee Refrigerators to clear, priced as low as 14.00, Sen this merchandise tomorrow Hi our Spring Street Warehouse. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 1-Si MOVING T Storing? Packing? Long dlstunce moving? Then call Peoples Warehouse 4990tf FOR SALE Dining table, 4 chairs $15.00. Dresser, walnut finish 18.00. Vanity dresser 110.50. Davenport table $10. Peoples Warehouse. 7-31 FOR SALE Telford clinker row boat, new. Ray Telford's, 133 N. etb. 7-34 VACANCY K. D. Apartments, Main and Urond. 7-33 3-ROOM APARTMENT Adults. 1538 Crescent. 7-31 CASH FOR EQUITY in late model car. News-Herald, Box 3343. 7-24 BEDROOM. 1 blocks from city center, $7 per month. Also enr age $2.50 month. Inquire 51!) High In rear. 2933K FURNACES vacuum cleaned and repaired. Special summer prices. Used furnaces. Holland Fur nace Co., 1715 Main. Phone 5U6. 8-30 LOST 3-months-old black Scot tie pup. Reward. 2137 Kber leln. 7-31 FOR SALE Pullets. 670-J. Lewis Farms. Phone 7-33 LOST Coin purse containing lockot and some change. Locket keepsake. Reward. Phone 1G5 or 123 Hillside. 7-22 aridWate? from your home-town.., swing mountains. . .stop over at Banff wish. Your tour takes you on a scenes and travel thnlls every day nk tsfTHf AtrOBdittoatd trala fro a Vancouvaropfn obttrvWn Mr throuih 600 milai of AipiM acantrr to Ciliary 1 Trawl tartafci iWrtrt umaw area bow, available mahta ih I rail nd-wattr ctrclt toor . moii tconomtci! and an- i joyablo tratral vacatkm i drtaili. it intra r It and your agent, or Portland, ind. BR. 0637 V f 1 s- lll,H U.xcT.ff ""''-'- ...... mi. Free Delivery Phone M Fresh Fruit & Veg. SPECIALS Soap Pels Nnptha 10 Large Bars 49 Dog Food , Pard 1 B large ran S4J Matches Ornen Diamond a box carton ... 19 LENDING MEASURE (Continued (rnin rnso One) available to tho Hit) for limns of all lyH's "rnn't ami won't" lake inri) of (ho iroHiseil new initrniii, ' He snld tho Itl'O dh not have dt'iiinlo author Ity to ninkfl tlio I) pes of loans contemplated. "Vtr 111. n Mlu.ni.. l.itin mild, "that wo ouuht to not yet our Don-owuta: nuinoriiy inr Ki'ii. oral purposes below fl.UOU.OUU, OUO." tin ..hLIiiaJ i.k.I... .l.ll.i. law, tho It TO eoiihl not puiThnsn railroad nniilnment fnr U.jiha to (ho carriers. "And I llko that part of tho Columbian Ihi Been EilMiihtJ for Oyer J4 Yean and during this lime hat lerred over 100,000 palicntt satisfactorily . , t DON'T MAKE of finding yourself In Vacation Land with broken glsnts oml your prescrip tion not nvullablo. Coma to Columbian today and have an extra pnlr prescribed for you . , . then you'll be relieved of this worry. Make Certain! Take an Extra Pair! Special Offer J7 Columbian ha the Lnrgett Stall ol Kraii ferret Opfoinetri( In (he t'if if. Bring This Ad to Our Office and Receive $1.00 Credit on New Glattet. Only One Ad to Cuttomer. , , : , , Credit Cludly Did u. iNoieSes (COIMMIBOAN OPTICAL TWO Klamath Falli: 730 Main FRESH RIPE BERRIES mi CORN FLAKES, A newly-perfected Inner container now brlngi Kellogg'i Corn Flakes to you fresher ...erliper...more ten der than ever before I Jutt taite 'em now I "Dec(ouwh fresh, frozen, or canned fruftV Cool and satisfying the ideal i breakfast for lazy summer appetites. NOW AT NEW LOW SUMMER PRICES! ipf July 21, 1B39 piomiitii." he added, "liocniisci ifi lliltik we rim eiii'oiiiiiiio Mm mills lo ilUciml siiiiiu or their old equip, muiit and tiny now." IllilZI'll llWIl'lI V, I'or Oriiilii Win ' In linn nil Hiu'i HONOLULU, T. II.. July 21 J,R Tim nn-fnot rtltter lllltsnn, Slitnly In port nriiH' two weeks sailing friiiii Him KniiiclHi'ii In the trims-. Pnclflo yuelit ruee, tnilny nlcfin mm! over III" heiivy sens of ninths, ninth's tnwiiril nliiumt rortnln tie. tory In 111" hiinilleiip nil Inns. , AltliiiiiKh H'" I''" 1 0-foot ytw roiileiuler Mulshed TueHilny night I In"" hours uliend nt the IllluJn, the CiiulKiiiler sillied from serntrh mill 1 ho IlllOeii I1111I a hn nil Imp-of thr"i ilnya, IS minutes. 25 secoiula. 'I'hren more entries had finished t inlay, lint 1111110 of tho menaced Ilia Million's corroded time of 11 clnys, D hours, 61 minutes, at SeiMlllllH, THE MISTAKE Tor a limited lima only wo ore offering on ex tra pair of Glasses with tinted lenscj ot o spe cial price that will SAVE YOU MONEY. Com pi vie Stock SUN GLASSES and Hl-Ovor dawn Wllh (lround snl Pellnhod I-nis le Assure Cornet Vision. COMPANY STORES Portland: 611 S. W. Sixth Copr. 19J9 by Kellotl Company m 1 IT, 111 ft H'H 1 Sk , - ifami M D Tissue 4C 3 rolls 3T THE HARD WORK FDR YOU .GIANT M.t.i Old Wf i fir Llk, Ntw