Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 11, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRER E Grocers Protest gross to refuse to grant thu of fice of price administration an appropriation of "several hun dred million dollars for 100,000 now employes, lurgely enforce ment personnel." The notion wus tnkeii ut the association's 45tlt unnuul con vention in a resolution which said tho OPA proposal Implied tho turning loose of on "urmy of snoopers" on tho retail merch ants of tho United States, i'uvoring adoption of tho res olution, Harry Walker of Balti more ussertcd he was "convinced that Washington is the only in sane asylum that Is run by its own inmates." Bead Classified Ads for Results Hildebrand Grange Fetes Lee Pool HILDEBRAND The Hilde brand grange entertained on Sat urday evening with a farewell party In honor of Lee Pool, who Ik leaving soon for a U. S. army training camp. The everlng was spent in dancing and a social way, and supper was served at a lite hour. The table was centered by a largo white coke decorated with two American flags. Ammonia gas, containing nit rogen, is used to harden and strengthen steel crankshafts for many airplane engines. Grant to OPA CHICAGO, Juno 11 (!) The National Association of Ito'.iill Grocers Wcclnesduy asked con- f A FUND GUI (I Juno 11, 1!M2 nil REFUSES E YEAR WASHINGTON, Juno 11 (!') By four-voto margin tlin homo ivfuni'd toclny to cut by linlf the fund proponed fur the WI'A (or (ho yeor beginning July 1, Tho action by tellers' volo of 13 to nil cutno on n motion by Hop. Tabor (U N. Y.) lo cut tho WPA'n direct allotment from 12110,000,000 to 1 1 2.0110,000. Ho expluliicd tbnt tlKTu was mi uddi tloiuil $50,000,000 nviillnblo In thn ugmiey's iiiioxpoinli.fi funds. Republicans voted ulmont sol Idly for tho out, und wore Joined by approximately two score .dmorut. Approximately is Iropubllcuns voted ogitlmit tho re duction. Hound Miijorlly Louder Mc- Conniick (U-Miim.) took Iho floor to lUdiort Hint tho WI'A "him rendered a jirent service and thoro U a need for ILn con tinuance." Ho mild tluit President Rooso volt hud cut tho requirement! "lo lha bone." "Dock iinyone In their right mind really believe that uny Americnn nuin or wumun would remain on tho WI'A rolls If they could find work elsewhere?" milled Hep. Voorhlii (D-Callf.) "It Just doenn I make sense. At lis puok In 11K10 tho WPA hnd 3,000,000 Jobless person on lis roll). Tlin proponed fund for next fiscal yenr would provide for employment of an average of ,400,000. Plans for Plant at Jap Center Talked MERRILL, Juno U Reporlii that Die government plans ciUib : tlahment of i dehydruting plnnt at the Japoneso center at Tulo- lake were mndo at this week's meeting of the Merrill Scrvlco , club, It win nnnounced by T, W, Chntburn, ecrctary, While tho announcement wsi not official, plans nro processing toward debydrntlng part of the crop tluit will bo raised on tho League of Nation land this loaion, It 1 Mild. Paul Le o! the Sorvlco club who ban been In contact with persons Interested In develop ment of iiich a project In this community, reported on recent , communications but no decision Oho been reached, Tho mombcrs met this week In tho annex of tha Tresbytcrlan church. Tuleiake TULELAKE French John ' son Jr., left Tuesday for Here ford, Tcx whero ho will spend Iho summer looking after his father's Interests. Johnson Sr., has a largo ncrcago of potatoes . planted In that area again this year. Tulelako garden club members In clefercnco to tho pressuro of conditions on furms and else whero linvo decided to dlscon- - tlnuo meetings for tho remainder of this year. With this decision, plans go overboard for tho an- Onunl flower show also. In clos ing business of tho club, mem bers who mot at tho homo of Mrs, John Kandra Jr., for the ' lust mooting contributed $25 to bo used for soldier recreation, tho fund to bo used at tho dis cretion of a committee, Mrs, . Robert Noblkor and Mrs, Lee Dixon wcro co-hostesses with Mrs. Kundra, WORM PAYS OFF INDIANAPOLIS (P) Russell Grunt, patriotic Kokomo young ster who swallowed an angle worm on a dure to got money to pureluiso war savings stamps, apparently has achieved his aim. Employe of a local man ufacturing company nro collect ing funds for a $25 bond for the 10-yenr-old boy. O Complete Feminine Hygiene dcviands: Feminine liyflicnein tncRRAT, seme of the word dcmniuh underarm cleanliness nnd sweetness, You cannot be uttrncdvo Willi nrmpits moist, stnfncd nnd smelly, Use Arrid, the new cream dcotlnrnnr. 1. ArrM dnei not tut tlrcuci, duet ntrt Irrliaio sit In, 3. No waiting to dry. Cm ho wed tlpht alter ilitying, 9. Instantly ihrrki ttrripfratlon I in 3 day. Memoir!: mlnr Irnm twril.lr.it Inn. beem fnifiid Ury. Art Id it h pure, white, flrcaieleii, iiatn itt vnnlihiiiB cream. 0. Awnnlrd Approval Seal American Irwt two of LiMi infer J tip ni harmlcti lo fabric. Woman uia mora Arrld than any other deodorant. Try a Jar today I BJiRID At all ilnrro MlHna; Inll.l ,(,! (alio In Ui and S'J(Jin) f of 1 1 i rt-rjzr-mt'izr?": hesw- j- 1 ,j DcVr woit! Aet nowl Ser. Thniier d Cy L; (yituiu if IXTWWU SrTl fieS ' 1 Day. positively ends Saturday! Come Buy now ... "' .V II - iV,;jm !- f If I . - ' j&2' J inlook around, yeVII want y a u r 30cJ ' ' 7"'' ov mil -il 5-QJ. II. 'J KfPll'll II 11.. n- -1--V. '. i ' : J W s U share of these exciting bargains. I W KIT I I (':'. u fVjvlj pb-r'n SI;f I ENPS SATURPAYt j- U r'-'; M f!H S Hi 02 ' J . " I. -J mmL fJUJ .nc. Bedroom Set I'K ' 'iWft'A h I - CQreful construe- 1 0k lie 0RK CLOlWMfi'- - ''blue den 13 rmeo ... Vnu sa r- M weight sanfotlwa s.u- faul yoU ca".. InllB WCOr Duiii V3 Us. 1 iuHl for long M-IG ,-,0 Men's Bib Overall the overall; ? So... ,noV gua antccd to sauSly. slriun poi"' uinlK SHIRTS MEl5randVoU of wear. BUI ' '" -, ,ront 98c Buy Anything Totaling 10.00 Or Moro On Soars Easy Poymont Pl" Tor lots nd lots Ml slics MEN'S WHIPCORD or hcaVy CmWonltHn-:. - Hurry! HC tBheB b?sT EovSSi" town Guaranteed the " blood dcnlm. prized nW -- - . furniture f this woter.u.. GOING FAST! COTTON PRINTS Mill ends of cotton prints. Values up to 29c yard . i so' stock up! DENIM FOR SLACKS Popular striped denim in a variety of colors. Worth more! .. Yd RAYON GABARDINE . Ideal for summer slacks and skirts. Many lovely JL colors! Yd. Q"C 249 Heavy W"e 1.69 I MA MEN'S -TW'n au .to w ' .... rtnvnlry iwi . IV. morel "STlS or ions teg. LAWNS and DIMITIES Printed in fast colors! Worth at least 29c yard Yd. 39 inch DOTTED SWISS Finest quality! Cool and comfortable for summer. Value! yd 27" WHITE OUTING Worth 19c a yard ... . . but featured now at an extra low price. I Hurry! Yd COTTON 36" PRINTS 'Fast colors! Many, many at-- tractive patterns and colors Yd. WALNUT OR 1 LNUT FINISH! 1 6 v JIIIMr? ; mwm 24c ?Mmmmm- 35c RklWifl- 22c oofingRe Specially Priced! While 500 Rolls Last 35 LB. ROLL VT WAV 3 nai waaaiwij for 2.49 34-Lb, Deadening Felt 450 set. ft per roll. Fine under paper. Low priced! 55-Lb. Roll Roofing Our Best! Good for 5 to 7 years. Regularly " AO sells at 2.10. Roll l,7U 90-Lb. Slate Roofing Regularly 2. GO! Non-fading col ors. , Judo, green A JIJl mid red Roll j 1 OS-Lb. Diamond Pt. Worth more . . but save now during this sale! O O Q Rod and green slntc.VtCO Hexagon Shingles Regularly B.:)8, Covers, 100 sc. feel. Red slalo M Q jj only Scjimro "fiO 4-Inch Strip Shingles Ideal to apply over wood shin gles. Regularly 6.98 for 100 sq. St. Red or COO green. Square 3 tJmW Regularly sold for 1.10 at Sears, and up to 1.50 elsewhere . , . but drastically reduced now for Senrs Thriller Days, 35-lb. talc finish . . , ideal for eco nomical building. . Roll covers 100. sq. ft. ROOFING Plywood Reduced! WORTH 5c SQ. FT. PER 100 SQ. FT. mm hY mm i i 111! JIi r is tifuf-mttt' rrMfi II f Double Trade-in Sale! KENMORE ROTARY Worth $85 A genuine Rotary electric' ' machine for surprisingly lit- . tie money! Guaranteed 20 years, un- ' i : dcrwriters r approved I P95 .Sows for- Wal ward or m backward! i LAST 2 DAYS FOR THESE "RED HOT" BUYS! 59c Infants' Flannel Blankets 44c 1.39 Infants' Sport Clothes 99c 25c Kiddies' Rayon Undies ...... 19c 1.19 High Chair Pads, only 97e Kiddies' 3-pc. Seersucker Sleepers .... 89c Reg. 2.98 Satin Pajamas for women .... 2.44 Reg. 35c 80 square Print aprons 33c Misses' Lastex Swim Suits 1.98 New Styles Women's Sweaters 1.19 . Women's New Summer Collars . . 49c Closeout Spring Fabric Gloves 44c Reg. 10c Women's Fancy Hankies ...... 7c Misses' and Women's Anklets, worth 15e ..............::...:..........2 pr. 25e New Runproof Mesh Hosiery .. ... 1.50 , Set of 6 covered Custard Cups ... .. 79c . 9'i-inch Pottery Dinner Plates ..... 22e '.Colorful Pottery Cups, reduced to........ 16c ' Bright Pottery Saucers, now just .......... 13c 32-pe. Pottery Set for 6 Persons.......... 5.95 . Reg. 39e Handy Tappitt Dispenser; .. 24c T0V4x16Vi Glassboke. Baking Pan ...... 49c Long handle Floor Waxers 49c - 4 plate Food Chopper, a real buy ........ 1.29 Fancy design Cookie Jars, only .... .... 98c Men's Lightweight Caps ..... ........ . 29c Men' Cool Cotton Brief Shorts............ 19c Men's Cotton Union Suits, 36 to 46 79c Men's White Rayon Sox, 10 to 12... 22c Men's Regular 5c' Bandana Hdkf. . 3c Summer Sport Belts, worth 59c .. 49c Men's Lumber Mitts, Reg. 1.49...,.... 1.00 Men's Leather Work Gloves, now .... 49c Men's Work Straw Hats, value!......... 25e Boys' Sanforized Wash Pants................ 59c Cool Summer Tee Shirts, boys'....:..:...... 35c Reg. 1.98 Boys' Cords, sizes 10 to 15.... 1.88 Skipper Style Boys' Polo Shirts ; 39e Boys' Good Quality Broadcloth Shorts.... 19c Boys' Broadcloth Pajamas, 6 to 16 98c One Group Boys' Wash Slacks, reduced! !. 69c , Boys' Matching Uniform Sets................ 2.68 Boys' Long Wearing Slax Sox................ 15c Boys' Figure Sweat Shirts.....:;..... ........ 79e Tooled Leather, Boys' Western Belts.... 49c Boys': Whipcord Pants, zipper, fly..;....... 1.79. Women's Reg. 1.29 Slips. ............Now 1.09 Misses' Swim Suits, worth $3 1.98 Women's Batiste Gowns ...........Now 98c Women's Short Pajamas, closeout........ 35c Reg. 49c Women's Softy Girdle..... 44c 1.98 value Softy Girdle ................Now 1.00 Reg. 29c Lace and Batiste Bra ............ 19e 1.98 value Side Hook Girdle........:....... 1.59 Side Hook Girdle, worth 1.00 ... 79c Reg. 59c Women's Garden Hats... 39c Millinery Values up to 2.49 59c Reg.: Misses' . Cotton Frocks .......... 59c Reg. 5.98 Women's Spring Dresses 4.99 Reg. 4.98 Women's Spring Dresses.... 3.99 Reg. 3.98 Women's Spring Dresses 2.99 Reg. 2.98 Women's Spring Dresses 2.49 Bright new, all wool Berets 69c Childs' 1.19 Honeysuckle Sun Suits .... 88c Reg. 25c Childs' Rayon Undies.............; 19c Infants' 29c Cotton Vests 24e Children's 89c Crepe Pajamas..... 78c Infants' Robe and Bootee Sets 1.29 Women's Spring Rayon Hosiery 35c 26-pc. set Sterling Silver 26.00 Terry Towels, worth 15c 10c Cotton Piece Goods, 29e value...:..... 25c One lot Dimities, worth 35c ......Yd. 29c Men's Summer Slax, closeout 77c Men's Bib Overalls, 30 to 44................ 1.29 Men's 1.79 value Work Pants 1.49 Suede Velour Sport Jackets.. 6.95 Pleated Front Tweed Slacks 2.98 Men's Athletic Unions, worth 75c 59c 69c quality, Men's Rayon Shorts 39c 25c value, Men's Slack Sox..., 19c Reg. 69c Leather Work Gloves 49e Men's Work Straw Hats 39c Men's Dress Shirts, reg. 1.19 ; 99e 7.50 Fly or Bait Combination Rod........ 4.49 35-lb. Roofing, worth 1.29 e 105 lb. Hexagon Shingles ...Sq. 4.77 '4-inch Fir Plywood .....100 sq. ft. 4.20 Reg. 2.69 90-lb. Slate Roofing ..... 2.44 Reg. 15e Single Salmon Eggs ...Can 9c Cluster Salmon Eggs 49c can 44e Men's Reg. 1.00 Sport Shirts 88c 19.95 value Wool Sleeping Bag... 14.95 Waterwitch 3-h.p. Outboard Motor 54.95 2.50 value Casting Rod.... .......now 1.79 10 yards Gut Leader Material.,- ' 3c Reg. 15c lb. Wall Paper Paste....: 10c 90c value, triple rolls Wall Paper 59c Ceiling Papers, worth 25c - 16c