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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1941)
Jim 26, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON -PAGE THIRTEEN. . (4URRINS always l getting 1 In something new . . . Thli , time It's tho Imported ) French cologne called "Tout da Suite" by fiuianne . . . Obviously, II wos Imported tome tlino ngo . . . Because there haven't been nny shipments from France for long time . . . But "Tout de Suite" Is new In Klnmnth Kails, end I don't remember seeing It anywhere clue on the Pacific roast. Anyway, the fragrance It Qvrly . . . It'i sort of lilting, ght end tweet . . . Very sum mery In the effect It glvet, end Jiul the thing for when the wenther gets hot . . . If It ever doe! , "Tout de Suite" It made by the tame manufacturer . . . fiuuinne , . . who putt out "Se. rret de Suiannc" . . . Il't not the niont Inexpensive, nor It It an expensive cologne . . . The hottlea ere $175, J3.00 and 8.00. Incidentally, the bottlet them telvea are charming . . . The kind you like for gifts . . . And Currln'a It the only place In Klamath Kails where you'll find colognet "by Suianne." I-iRANCISCAN pottery It fa il inout In Klamath Fall, but not enough people know about the Francltcan dinner ware ... At lean, that's what I decided the other day, when I taw the new pattern railed "Detert Rote" at Garce lon't. It's not a pottery ... In fact. Francltcan dinnerware It com parable In flnith and quality with fine Imported dinnerware. "Detert Rote" by Francltcan It a companion pattern to the popular "Apple" pattern, but It more delicate In detign and col oringwhich It predominantly pattel . . . Entwined around the rdgn of each piece are green leavct and pole pink wild roses Q. . But I'm not going to try detcribe the pattern, became 1 can't ... I will mention, how ever, that H't hand-decorated. A I fl piece starter tet la only $8.05 ... At Garcelon'S. BOTTLES AND MORE BOTTLES When you go Into Currln't during the next few day, take a look at the collection of Co logne! on the cotmetle counter near the doorway . You r..llv can't fall to tee the dts- play, anyway ... I counted the number of different klndt, and found 49 . . . But Thelme Davit enumerated II more on the helves at the back that the didn't have room for on the counter . . . And that, I think. It tome kind of record ... 7$ different klndt of colognet In ke drug Here. Elsewhere In Oregon " COTTAGE GROVE. June J (P) The city council repealed the ordinance forbidding shoot Ing fireworkt In the city. A new ordinance okeht the Independ ence day nolte-maken, with cer tnin restrictions. REDMOND, June 20 (P) A flOxflO-foot pinning plant at the Dent and Russell mill, now un der conttruction, It expected to be completed by July 7. COQUILLE. June 26 W)The dumber of commerce has atked e HtHte game committlon to re consider Its decision to open the season on elk here next fall. It was held that the supply Is not yet sufficient. NORTH BEND, June 26 The city council has asked Mill B, Inc., to Improve Its sawdust control. Residents have com plained that despite a recent trap installation, ashes and tawdutt from tha mill fall over the town. TURNER, Ore., June 26 (A) The 142 Churches of Christ In Oregon reported progress at the With nnnuhl convention of the denomination here yesterday. More than $50,000 was paid on church buildings latt year nntl seven churches were estab- Plhed or re-opened at Nyssa, ctrolt, Irving, Wolf Creek, Peoria, Green Acres and In Port land, PORTLAND, June 28 The Portland school board fixed a 8 1 -mon Hi school year for 1041- 3? SUofU and SUdfU Lett week I wat getting wor ried that no mora out-of-town frlendt were dropping In to town and atklng to be taken to Cal-Ore . . . But latt Monday my worrlet left me ... A let ter arrived from tome frlendt In Oakland, laying they would roll Into Klamath Fallt about 6 p. m. next Saturday, "In plenty of time to take In Cal-Ore be fore the night It over." Beauty Shop 1KNOW Summer ham t ar rU.Al vt . . Kvn thoiltfh. I according to the calendar, Jit's here officially . . . oui you migni at wen ii for it, becaute It never hat fail ed to come yet. If you're going to do any lratfllnif Or any swim- mi m,r . . . Your hair thould be eaty to fix and eaty ia trn In nerfect shuue . . . And the flrtl tlep toward that it to have heamiy nair inai won't ba Injured to quickly by the tun. After a Winter of halt and Inrlnnr IKo with Soring tilt tame way. your tcalp really needt conditioning . . . uiner wlte you're going to find the drynett of Summer will make your hair o brittle It'll ttart breaking off. tm. an't a net re ttorv . . . Il't Just a bulld-up for a propo rtion . . . wnicn it oniy that vau take a few caln treatments now before Summer gett nera ana nam It t devatUtlng work. The Hormonoll tcalp treat mentt at the Medical-Dental Beauty thop are marveloui. and both Ruby and Llla are expertt at giving them . . . Don't wait until you can't tUnd tha lookt nr the farl nf vour hair ... A word to the wise, you knowl YOU'LL Bl WEARING 'EM IN A FEW MONTHS ! SOMETHING new will be In 1 troduced In Fall coatt. I've i been reading . . . It's a new zipper Idea, with the tilde fastener attached to ttrapt underneath the edge of the ma terial . . . Inatead of to the fab ric Itself. The tipper It completely con cealed in thlt way, and the ttraln on the fabric It Jutt about nothing . . . H will be used to make the waltt-llnet of fitted coatt tnugger and bring out the dolman tleeva effect more . . . For front cloture! without but torn , . . And to keep the tklrtt of "coat dresses" closed on windy dayt. 1042 last night. School will open September 2 and close June 6. Electricity Uitd By Scientists in Disease Diagnosis STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif., June 26 (UP) Electro chemical methods of diagnosing infections, kidney diseases and cancer were described Wednes day In a report to tha Stanford conference on protein research. Dr. Lewis G, Longs worth, physical chemist of the Rocke feller Institute, reported on re sults obtained with tha new pro cedure. The electro chemical diagnosis la bated on tha move ment of different types of pro tein In the blood when an elec tric current is applied to the body. By measuring the amounts of the various varieties of pro tein moving at different speeds It often Is possible to determine the cause of a patient's Illness, Dr. Longsworth said. Dr. Longsworth emphasized that use of the technique as an aid to diagnosis still is In the ex ptrlmental stage. The technique has been used primarily In pro teln research. Applications from more tlian 1000 localities for air mall pick up are on file with the govern, mcnt, ... Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating fioti mhiffin br out (in tllpfilni, DmpDlni Or ibtlln( h rim tit. Milt nr iauilt. Jmt tprloklA s IU FA6TKETH Ou your plit.i. TMi plKltnl pawrtir lv rmirktbl Mntt of tiiil oomlorl tut iMurliy by holding pltut mora firmly- No summy. soeey. pmty fill flr fnHlni. H'n alkaline loon cld). flt FA8TKKTII at tny drug lloro. FIRE RESEARCH STATION AGAIN IN OPERATION MOUNT SHASTA Summer headquarters of the Mount Shas ta branch of the California for est and range experiment sta tion have again been established at pilgrim Creek nursery on the MrC oud dlttrlct of the ttnama national forest. The annual Jobs of opening the plant and oi servicing and Installing experi mental equipment, which have hecn under way for the past month, are now nearing Comple tion. W. L. Font with the aid of R. W. Stromberg will again be In active charge of the field work during the current five months' teaion. They will bo ansittrd In carrying out the study progrom this year by three short-term field atslstants from forest schools outside Cali fornia. These men are Cllve Countryman, University of Washington; Ralph Nelson. Uni versity of Minnesota, and Louis Jones, Syracuse university. C. C. Buck, In charge of the fire research division In the experi ment station will also spend most of the summer on the Shas t twitting in the conduct of the different going studies. Work on the Shasta planned for thlt year it primarily con cerned with continued study of the weather and forest cover combinations which Influence the wayt In which forest firet behave. Theto studies provide in part practical methods of In terpreting the dally fire weather forecasts Issued by the weather buroau, In terms of the dantter of fires starting and spreading at ony tlmo and place. They are alto expected to provide forest officers with better in formation on the probable be havior of any fire that starts, which In turn will permit the most effective planning of Its suppression. Among the detailed studies Included in the fild program are series of measurements and observations to develop better methodt of measuring fuel mois ture content and itt relatlonthip to current weather; measure- mentt with recording anemome ter! to determine how and where to measure wind at It re- latoa to tho manner In which flrea burn: meaturementt of tett fires allowed to burn under ac tual field conditions to deter mine the combined effects of wind velocity and fuel moisture on tha rate of spread of firet; experiments in a wind tunnel to determine the relative proba bility of fires starting from dif ferent firebrands with different combinations of wind velocity and moisture content; and a se ries of experiments In the wind tunnel and In the field to de termine which characteristics of forest fuels servo best for classi fying forest areas according to their relative Inflammability. Singer Sees Father In Surprise Call After 19 Years ST. LOUIS, June 26 P) The man said, "Hello, I'm your father," and Jorl Sullivan, vocal ist with Orrln Tucker's orchot tra, talked to the parent she had not seen In IB years. The father, Martin Schlester, manager of a country club in Nebraska, said he heard hit 22-year-old daughter sing over a radio station and decided on a surprise visit. The two had corresponded the last three months after Miss Sul Regular 39.95 CONSOLE OR PORTABLE Electrio Sewing Machine An out and eut saving of tll.OT on brand new ... not re-built . . . electric. Every feature for efficient sewing . . , full-sited head, air-cooled bronae bearing motor, latest electrle equip ment, accurate stitch regulator and many other features. When , closed, console cabinet Is a handsome piece of furniture. . Liberal Allowance for Your Old Ma chine . . Call lor Home Demonstraton. 133 So. 8th Flower Quilt Beautifies Bedroom PATTERN NOTICE TO PATTERN SUBSCRIBERS Do NOT send clipped plct uro of your pattern with your order. Keep It for reference. Write the number of pat tern, your name and address plainly on your order. 1ft the month of roses and j this lovely quilt. Rosc-in-Bloom. gives you the quiltmoker's lnter-l llvan located him through a friend. Jeri's parents separated when she was three years old and she never again saw her father until he came here Mondoy. Her mother resides in Bremerton, Wash. "I didn't recognize him," the nuburn-hoired beauty said, "but I knew he was my father after talking to him a short time. He looks like me and is just as I had imagined him to be." It is estimated that there II now one automobile for every four and one-half persons In the United Sta'es. DOROTHY GRAY PORTRAIT MAKE-UP SET. CONTAINS FUU-1IH lIHTICr, MATCH IHO COMPACT S0LH3I. SOX OF HAtMOMIZID rOITIAIT FACI fOWDIS New Portrait Make-up Set containing 3 exquisite Dorothy Cray preparations to key your make-up to summer! Important lipstick shades, including new rosy pink NOSECAY, brilliant red BRASS BAND. Moke up set, total $00 value $2. Only I DRUG STORE Main at Fifth Phone 3463 Dial 5188 M1 Ipj One Block Forma Colorful Pillow Top Roee-in Bloom 7003 pretatlon of that flower. Iff a nuilt that will win you prizes Pattern 7003 contain! the block chart; carefully drawn pattern nieces; directions for quilt; yard. age chart; illustration of quilt; color schemes. To obtain this pattern send 10 1 cents in coin to The News and i Herald, Household Arts Dept., Kiomath Falls. Be sure to print plainly your NAME. ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. UNGRADED LOOT TACOMA. Wash. P) The thief probably was disappointed with the loot he took from the car of Robert Goodwin, Univer sity of Washington professor. Goodwin reported 60 blue books, college final examination papers, were gone. 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During these weeks the army and navy can call for their favorite musical numbers on Fred Waring's "Chesterfield Pleasure Time" program, broad cast every evening from Mon day through Friday over Na tional Broadcasting company stations. Each number played will be dedicated to an Individ ual camp. The. new advertisements are ,unusual in their direct tie-up of newspaper and radio advertis ing. Other advertisements of the new Chesterfield campaign spot light many personalities, lnclud- i ing ' Miss America of 1840-41, Dorothy McGuire of the stage hit "Claudia," and Merle Oberon and Robert Allen of the movies. The national defense program is also included in this compre hensive Chesterfield series. In an advertisement dedicated to "men of steel." . When In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anna Earley Proprietors BONANZA CLYDE, N. Y. (P) Small fry found an "Ice cream mine" In the village dump a cigar box crammed with "free" sticks used by an Ice cream company which freezes Ice cream on a stick, the last lick sometimes Ai f 4vty Tho. New, Modernistic Zl PaSte At Merrill-Lakeview Highway Junction O Dancing 0 Dining O Entertainment O PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Air Conditioned Throughout Serving Beer, Wines, Champagne and Mixers 5c Cover Charge ': SOe Cover Charge Veek Nights i , Saturday Nlghta ; Music by Berto Gentry and Her Glrft l ii i . 1 1 revealing that Its holder gets another one on tha house. They were tossed by error into the waste basket and thence to tha dump. Confectioners reported a rush ing business, one admitting ho had accepted 190 "free" sticks. (Si '--'-tiiai BANQUET ROOM
