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March 10. 1042
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Small Motifs Brighten
Mnny Varied Linens
COMPLETE ON
LAKE HIGHWAY
0NSKT1
Immoral ($fEn n JlVJftni ff)fl
Complttlon last fall of the
f.l mlliii of construction be
tween park headquarters and
JCerr Notch by way of the aouth
aid routa has bean announced
by E. P. Leavttt, super' itendent
of Crater Lnko nutlunul park.
Tho completion of thin section
mak--s the rim roud u mudurn
tandurd highway for lu entire
length. In addition to tho rock
surfacing and bituminous sur
face treatment placed on the
roadway, cruahd rock mute-rial
'f J"Uf aJo manufactured and
iWck-pllcd under thli contract
h or use In constructing a per-
JJWanl bitumlnom paving on
yaHU Mellon at a Intiir dute.
V Thli surfacing project con
(tructlon win directed by the
US public rontn administration
In cooperation with the national
park service under Contractor
Sam Orlno at a cont of 122,000.
A portion of the highway be
twaan Annie nprlnga and the
rim for a dlnlnnce of fivo inlloi
win also Improved with a bitu
mlnoui application and rock
chip cover during the lute fall
monthi of 1041. Thl work, at
a coat of $10,000, wna contract
ed to O. J. Eldon of Portland,
Oregon. Tho expenditures for
road construction and Improve
ment In the park now amount
to about four and one-half mil-
an dollar.
It Is contemplntcd that tho
entire park highway system will
b kept In good condition for
the duration of tho preient war
emergency. These highway) now
afford quick and Mife driving
arcem to the hike from all sides
of the park and around the rim
of the lake to the many parking
point! which have been provided
for viewing the lake and sur
rounding country. Traill lead
ing to special pointa of Interest
will also be kept available as
usual.
The present policy of the na
tlonal park service Is to keep
the parka open during the war
for the pleasure and enjoyment
of the public, realizing that the
parks offer much In spiritual,
acenlo and recreational values
needed by hard working citizens
- In their effort-k-wln the war
ryl afford a welcome relief
Mm the cares and worries of
the daily Job and usual environ
ment. Special service and at
tention Is Vflven to men In uni
form who Vstlt the parks.
Ration lner of tires may cur
tail travel some extent but
present plaon of the national
park service contemplate pro
viding all the usual services to
the public which have hereto
fore been available.
Meeting for All
Dry Cleaning Truck
Drivers Called
A meeting of all Klamath
Falls laundry and dry clennlng
truck drivers hu been called by
Earl Edsall, Tean.sters' union
business agent, for Thursday
night at 8 p. m., he announced
l"ndoy.
Tdsoll said the meeting Is for
organizational purposes. He re
vealed that all Inside workers In
city laundries have been work
ing under union agreements for
some time but that drivers are
-not organized.
Rozendal Visiri
Nursing Classes
A concentrated effort to
"cover" the entire county where
homo nursing classes are being
' conducted by the American Red
Cross has been made by Dr
Peter H. Rozendal, Klamath
county health officer. Dr. Ro
zendal visited his twelfth class
on Thursday at Bonanza, and
Monday night was to pay visit
to the Merrill home nursing
class.
MOuMimt Hit MC
ly Al!c Brooks
Away with plain linens. Col
orful ones era newer! And these
varied small motifs decorato so
many linens so easily! They
make fnsclnatlng pick-up work,
too. Pattern 7233 contains a
transfer pattern of 20 motifs
ranging from II by 2 to 8 by
121 Inches; materials needed; Il
lustrations of stitches,
To obtain this pattern send 10
cents in coin (plus one cent to
cover cost of mailing to The
Herald and New. Household
Arts Dept., Klumnth Falls. Do
not send this picture, but keep
it and the number for reference
Be sure to wrap coin securely,
os a loose coin often slips out of
the envelope. Request for pat
terns should read, "Send pattern
No to
followed by your name and ad
dress. 1
ATTEND AFL MEET
Four representatives of tho
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
union (AFL) In the Klamath
area will attend a meeting next
weekend In Bnker, Ore., of dele
gate from AFL district councils
In all western pine producing
areas In the west, M. T. Pavolka
announced Monday.
Pavolka, chief representative
of the LSW In the Klamath Ba
sin District council, said thnt
Hugh Haddock, president of the
council, Dee Nelson, Russell
Downs, and himself would at
tend tho meeting.
He said that the assembly,
specially called, was for the pur
pose of working out a uniform
proposed wage scheduled for
the entire pine industry. Ap
proximately 50 unionists are ex
pected to attend.
Price Sullivan
Manager of Sears
Store in Modesto
Price Sullivan, remembered
here as the assistant manager
of Sears Roebuck and company
two years ago, has recently been
nfAmntnil In IViA mnnn0rhln
nt ihji Mnrtcatn fnr. KnlHvnn I
has been northwest advertising
manager for tho company since
leaving here.
Reed Clark, who succeeded
Sullivan here, Is now the man
ager of tho Walla Walla storo,
and Stan Pavlsh, who was mer
chandise manager of the local
store, Is Clark's assistant at
Walla Walla.
PAY ONLY 10 DOWN on RUGS and FURNITURE!
TWO "CHARLIES" and loads and
loads of furnlturo bargains. DON'T
MISS. IT, be on deck tomorrow!
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SENSATIONAL OFFER FOR
EMPLOYEES' SALE!
S5. Sin pu 1
r your M ' P GVen $25
y r0W bed set. oT;
I new rugs or fa,, , fUg
'vw. rnr . - - mmam - -
WORTH $40 ON TODAY'S MATTRESS MARKET!
nura
IUp to $25 for Your Old Sofa
,. tici Asm o o; cct
WORTH at least $100
Honor Bllt, and priced to save you plenty)
Sturdy-flex Seat construction . . . Hard
wood frame throughout . , . Choice of
colors. A lovely set that will make your
living room more liveable than ever!
Super Luxury Sleep . . '. amazingly low priced at Sears!
405 coil Nachman inn'erspring unit 10 lbs. quilted white
sisal insulation! 26 lbs. cotton linters! Rayon cord
handles, button tufts! Taped edges. Choice of colors.
Save . . . Buy Now!
Mattress and Box Spring, Worth $25 19.95 each
ts
ESS .arid".
nJJ EACH
Worth S95! MATTRESS and BOX SPRING
INCLUDED!
Pourth Annual Employes'
'Sell-A-Brashun' Set Here
Wednesday morning, March
11, the employes of the local
Sears Roebuck end company
store will opon their fourth an
nual "Employes' Sell-a-brash-un."
This employes' snle had It
origin in Klamath Falls In 1038
nd has stneo been adopted na
tionally by the Soars organiza
tion. Started by T. R. Thompsen,
manager of the local store as an
Id to determining which of the
employes had the necessary sales
training and merchandising abil
ity to act as departmont heads,
the event was so successful that
Cjag been continued ever since.
Actual pricing, display of the
merchandise and advertising are
11 In the hands of the various
department heads, and complete
responsibility for tho event
rest with the employes. Mana
ger Thompson usually takes sev
eral days' vacation during the
sale.
This year the sale will bo
headed by Truman Berg, assist
ant manager, Ron Flshor, head
of tho drapery department,
Charles Wright, head of furni
ture, Bob Moore, head of the j
farm store and asnlstant mer
chandise manager, Harry Van,
head of tho appllanco division,
Henry Tayjor, rug department,
Pat Dlnckmor, head of the ladles'
ready-to-wear division, and oth
ers. Von, Pnl Blackmer, Ray
Hampton, Marian Atkins, Flor
ence Wood, Marlah Davis, C. Ed
wards, C. Wright, Ray Billings,
Rosa Reed, department heads
nd assistants, are all local peo
ple who have literally "grown
up" with Scars, having been
with the local store slnco It was
started. .
Save $19 and perhaps even more with your
trade-in! Bed, vanity, chest, mattress and
box spring!
5-Piece BED SET
Genuine walnut veneer
fronts and tops on this
lovely bed set! 4 drawer
chest with waterfall fronts
on both chest and vanity.
High quality mattress and
box spring included
-$9 DOWN
79"
$8 DOWN
CURTAINS and DRRPtS
I iiiTAirJ VALUES TO $1
i PHOOEY on PROFITS. We're CUT ,
, J PRICES TO REALLY GET BUSINESS!
FLOOR COVERING SALE!
Reg. 3.98 You Save 51c
9x12 Felt Base
RUGS
rURTAir .- ..,
r6Cr eUCTAlHMATOlAL
30 TO w dl DoU,
.tubs. Point d Pn P . -d. VW
colors. Save now
36 FIBRE WINDOW SHADES
i AO riM- -roen! Com-
kgawtrP 52le
bettor Hurry! , bcC
RAYON DAMASK DRAPES
FuU length, n .U.K
,s. MARQUISETTE PANELS
,, i.notn cui'"
cream
a PLY MONKS CLOTH
Bnuni
Regular 9 x 12 size In bath
tile and floral patterns!
Stainproof, smooth, easy-to-clean
surface. See this
big selection . . Save Now!
SEAR-O-LEUM FELT BASE
Worth over 39c, but sensationally priced
for our employees sale! Attractive pat
terns in tiles and florals! Just the thing
for that spare room or summer )Q
cabin! sq. yd.VC
AMERICAN PLAID RUGS
Regularly sell for 11.391 Heavy we'ght
for long wear. Washable. Several colors
In this group. Save 40c nowl Qft
Better hurry for these! C
FELT BASE INLAID
Rag. 79c Sq. Yd., but we are clearing
our stocks to make way for new pat
terns. Colors go clear through to tha
back, and can't wear off! Genuine bur
lap back, can be taken up with
out, injury to the floor, sq. yd.
9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS
All Wool Rugs in attractive patternsl
Duo to priorities on wool these rugs
will be difficult to obtain in the future.
Regularly Sold at $32,951 JQ Oft
Limited quantities! 4sOO
54c
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