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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1944)
,9, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. PACE FIVE immi Jo"UMT-..--ii.ij',u... mmmssm SAafU and SUtfU f f to, you know all bn down to it last wtk or I TTINCJ riady lor norm- ditlon to th building . . And li i.nt often Isn't merely tok. If you hyn't, and don't, why i an Intarait quit a larga ! ihc trouble to make on don't youT . . . It'i an intarait .anointment for one, Fern Ing addition, and . i.m m thm nthar an, trwi. S.v it the Studio of Beau- D" tU hall bo put back In Bood con fta . Or the permanent l't be the success that the StSnir nd th operator Tcondlllon heir . . . Kor .mtdlate action, to Uke away line . and ll.eles.ri.... nl o vi the permanent chanco to J,," perfectly, you nhould '"treatment that work dl Lily on the hair abaft. Roue, did you know that S hive a "bath tub rln," , "eating of oap. on your i that will ruin the effect I the most exponalvt perma. Of wur'e. If you have dan riff or any acalp condition t I, affecting your hair, you ould have acalp treatment ."work on the circulation 'd produce a better growth of fair . 00 or tearose oacxgr Lwi out long enough you can ly ,hccr m.ieri,,! iiv. T MB now washable aheeri at wnyura are weu-niKn ir renlatable . . . Because they look ao fragllly feminine, vet rrallv are wonderfully practical . , . And they're Serfect for Bummer, because ley not only are cool-looking, but are cool on. Thla la the Vlvlenne line I'm raving about, . . And you really nntrht In look It over ... I know you'll like the flower prints on the yellow, blue, white or tearose oaexgrounas oi rei- Lesion Card Party A benefit rnrrl noclv nrtiir.rnr1 hv Hi auxiliary of the American Lei ion win oe neia Friday nignt the Memorial hall at 8 p. m. Pinochle and contract bridge will be played and tho public la cordially Invited with scrvlco men and their wivea especially welcomed. The committee In chargo are Mrs. A. P. Hcup, Mrs. Lloyd Low, Mrs. Lee Mo Mullen, Mra. Edna Russell, Mrs. Colman O'Loughlin and Mra. R. u. Motscnenoacncr. ImAlm. llJ Thm T aril.. Alrf of the First Covenant church will meet at the church Friday eve ning, June 9, at 7:45 o'clock. A program will be rendered after which refreshments will be arva4 Mra Pauhan T.unHharff will be the hostesa. A cordial In vitation Is extended all friend wonderfully successful hm'who owns the Studio of tPiiity on the mezzanine av "vial's, really la quite annu . . .. it. . If vou have fny questions, Juat ask her . . . Th. A t-mm m ttm a .-J ahlrrarl ha. low the waist In front, and have two poke pockets In the aklrt , . . They come in sires 12 to 18 . . . And cost only 17.85. At Whytal's, Ninth and Main Streets. ii lU. U...U.H Mr. Tnl-i n T . Sanders and young son Harvey of route 3 are leaving Friday for March Field, Calif., where hav will 4nln Pnrnnral Sandara who la stationed there awaiting overseas duty. Corporal Sanders Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sanderi Jr., of Abilene, lias. Dtgrea of Honor The Degree of Honor will meet Monday, June 12, at 8 p. m., at the KC hell. There will be an initiation of of ficers, who are asked to wear formats. Chairman will bo Marie Matltrlt. and hoitesaes are Ruth Lawrence, Mildred Lust, Flor ence Ambrogettl, and Alma Ba ker. i It ELL, I can't call Vance Vaunoll the managor oi Currln'a any more . . . Becauso ho had to give NPACKING Foatorla by the Darrei-iuii is a tiresome jou, but the girls at uarceion were ao thrilled to get this bit- new shipment of popu lar glassware that they didn't accm to mind the Job thla week the way they did When Fostorla was plentiful. A lot of the American pat tern (which la Fostoria'a moat popular) waa In the shipment A aood stock of alt the dlf iin ihnl title when he at- ferent Itema IKm .tattia etl own r of tho drug atore . . . And iow I'll Just aoy, "Vance Vou itl w' such-and-such arrived hU work." without Identifying ilm further. Vance has been manager of ik laaf five veara , , During wei umo mm vi nen in tho drug store Juat of atemware, boul every week, and some- dlesttcks and Imti oftencr than, that . . . So Garcelona 've hud a chance to see how Street. " . hlnm wore going. .' What haa Impreasca me mosi in been tho development of he cosmetic department . . Ind I had my deductlona con Irmcd In New York last year vhen i visited tho Helena Rubin teln Salon and they to d me hit Currln'a aales of Rubinstein iroducts equalled tho volume if soles In many clllc loU arecr than Klamath Falls. Ono reason for the success of he cosmetic department. I hlnk. Is becauae tho glrla In he drug storo are well-Informed . . And another Is that the Ines curried at Currln'a are out-tandl.-u. . I Names like Rubinstein, Schla fcirelll, LeLong, rirn Hnlihlnant. iona , . . Ana tne owera 1 As well as averal new ones, Uke vaaea, two sliea of platters, two new style flower bowls, and Jam '''in the etched Fostorla, there Is now a limited supply of the ChlnU and Buttercup patterns a.j AU. ... hull in pattern conaiawa cake plates, can bowla. , la at 407 Main SUcuutatiOHy L 1CV mnalh T IttlOW 1 SUg o.l.rf world Elooea, or av r " . 4nr Tather'a Day . . . But I Just thought that, if those things aoni .com to fill the bill, you . . . ... . a- I .limit thA , OLlim- m ffllt I1KO W Ilea. Tussy, Worth, leather goods that are available iutj, o g onaw DMinwnij, the others in Th.ro are some lovely leatner A . f.mnn. fnr a... -j ..... In various siZCS fniulliv that Inat hv carrying i ... ruins number of flt- , - " ' PI1U Y . . .. the store lhim PuririM'ti haH a head start i If you'll notice the lines in jthe cosmetic department I think Sou'll asree with me that the 5if-nar.mf.nt U nutjitAndlne: in lOreson . . . Outaide of Port- jiAiKi, ut course. tings." at prices from aooui $8.00 to $25.00 . . . And emp from $1.75 to $25.00. You'll find all klnda of leath er billfolds there, of course , . . In all types oi ichio, ' i." , "'i i Vn S25.00 . . . f By the way '. . . You Thelma An(J )eyUlncrs from $150 to iona wilt vm iknow that Thelma will be at iCurrln'i the' reat ef the week Ninth and Main Street. war . A . At WkutalX AVE you scan th new r any eather Item at Shaw's r vn i in thai i mu cLii t- i.nirin nnnni mrm utisic nrcsisf , aiio imw $5,00. tne Kiamping wuu w... ifi exclusive at , vvnywi a. anythlng additional. nd is tremendously popu- incidentally, all th prices Jay Shaw's Is at 729 Main Street . . . Maybe you know! 1 Then there are special bond case (or folders) . new and unusual gift . $1.25 to $5.00. And cigarette cases at prices IOU tan ii or Initial stamped In gold on Tn , Hi-hnol Warren Prltch ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Prltchard of Keno, left Mondoy . . aMrir.nl at Mnntana State college. It la a school for boys in the air corps reserve and Prltchard win oe mere icr about nine montna. n.t..r. Unmm Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Prltchard of Keno have returned home from Fresno, Calif., where they have been visiting their son, Pete. Prltch- ard, and hla wife, young rriicn ard haa been called for over seaa duty. In Africa Word haa been re- ceived by Mrs. Byron smltn, ,nn TJIUh u.f u.. ann Serf? 1 V, , J. UIDUCV ..V. w ... eant Edward Smith, has arrived safely in Norm Ainca ana win be stationed there for a short time. Sgt. Smith la a tall gun ner on heavy bomber. lkl. rt,nnlTha Vacation Bible school at the First Cove- nant church will give a closing program in the church on Sun day evening Beginning ai p. m. Moat of the number will be given by the children. Visitor Permitted Mrs. E. W. Mocabee, 522 North Fifth, underwent major surgery at Klamath Valley hospital last week and la now permitted vis itors at the hospital. Visit Walla Walla Mr. and Mr. J. H. Johnson of the John son tailor shop ljave left for Wal la Walln for a visit. They will return June 15. Rebekah Lodg Thursday evening, June 15, Prosperity Re bekah lodge will meet In regur session In the IOOF hell. Will nllt,r etulHl Cllr! Scout and Camp Fire Glrla will help in the war bond drive by de livering poster to an business houses on Monday morning. Builncm nieces on Pino. Main. Klamath, Mill addition, South sixth, and uregon avenue win be visited by the glrla and all deliveries are to be made before noon. Mama T.nrina Th T.nval Dr. rlAr r.1 fhft MniMft will tinlH a retf- ular meeting, Friday, June 0, at 8 p. m. There will be initiation, and refreshments will be served. On Saturdoy night, there will be the regular party, beginning at 9:30 and all members and their friends are Invited to attend. VI, Il Hffr. TTnrrtlrl VrmthT and children, Donnie, Betty and . I . M Bonnie, nave arnvea iram van- mii.ia. Anrl ulll ulslf fnr a weelr with her parents, Mr. and Mr. XVI . Li, miller, ziio wanuana, ana with her hinhanri'n narellU. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lohrey, 2144 Eberlein. . VI. li. Hare PFf riaranre T. Fields, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fields of thin city, will arrive Friday nlglit from Portland, mhar, ha ! araftrtnen wicn me military police. This is his last furlough before being sent over seas, v.. r-MMrt Raal Ttm Wrvn T arr CHI anrl mil Hverhnlt. u nil tnlinneH at Clfmn Seal. Calif., arrivea in mamain ranis Thursday night on a 38-hour nn Thev are atavinff with Wryn parent, Mr. end Mr. J. H. wryn of am juaverne. Home Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ed- warrlr 9dRn DrrharH wav. re turned Thursday irom a weeK's trip to Portland. Here also are his brother, Gerald Edwards, ..J .mUa.., Hmmlo Priurnrrla Jlmmle will' spend the summer in Klamath Falls. Camp Fir Girl Camp Fire nlrU mav raslfttor for summer camp at Lake o' the Wood at Moe1 atore, Thursday and Fri day, June 15 and 18, between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m. Tklnl.!. rliih Tha ThlmWf club of NelKhbors of Woodcraft will meet Wednesday, June ii, with Ellen Ely on Nevada street st 8 p, m. All member and friends are Invited to attend Han Norland Fir Insurant:. To a Telegrapher In. t unrler. f mi ,1,1 UUJW, IfUUPV, tol wear, or whot-have-you. r . f nnipmenc inai jua cnin In Includes two new atylcs with ill,. 1L.I Una ' iiie gorca Kiri, uwi " provcd so popular because It ireally slondorize the hlp-llne. f One kind ha a turned-back ii.narca lapel collar . ... ino fther has a high neckline with j tie closing . , . Both come Equipped with cute button, nd arc n -rep8 , , , Shade of pld, aqua, powder blue, melon JM rose . . . At only $10.95. f-A Balks Over lacina St-Alfin gasoline Coupons L PORTLAND, June 9 OP) ollne coiinon robbed from "vice station will no longer replaced without lnveatlga- ttfln 1 ,,. . ... . . J I--.. Uy inn on ice or pneo aa fninlstruUon (OP A) enforcement "'vision, the district OPA ald Way. , . . Rnl o.... ' ..... . l. , olrn, disinci uj-a en orcem.t attorney, blamed Ke.""10ss oi "ervlce aUtlon Hi- ..1B I0 meit josses loiai Cili5i!78 fllo"" o' aolln mo last six montna. rr.n)r?ci;?tnr hvo been warned XU 'ly to exercise the name ... - " fmnniinn Pons Lff a. few esses, h reported. fZr J',cs vo boon faked by "w-lors dealing in the, black market to account for their lack of coupons., Sodium Deposits Seen In Lak Beds Of Lake County PORTLAND, June 0 (A0) Lake county' ancient lake beds may . yield odlum deposit which could be ued in new chemical Industrie, F. W, Lib bey aaid today. Llbby, acting hd of the state department of geology and minerals, returned from the Lake county area to begin month's extensive test of sodf um carbonate, sodum potash and other sodium slts found there, t ' . . If lt "frojen" article "you need, sdvertlso for used one in th cUMliied.;:;' If you're an experienced Tele grapher (Morse), your services were never so vitally needed as ha... U.r, at Snttthprn Pacific. IIIVIT- A.AW . - www. .- - -' we are trying to do almost the impossible rolling war trams, troop trains, ammunition, tanks, ieen. guns in tremendous num bers . .. all for the Pacific of fensive. As a telegrapher, you could help us keep these trains rolling, keep -the spear aimed at Japan. Your work would be perhaps out in one or tne sia lUna nAi-haiM In thla nraa rtllt whn it Is. it would be of utmost importance. We believe . ... ,1. 1 . ! . A r, Tl you win line wonting o. r. . . . line our peopio . . uire mo friendly spirit of this Western railroad. New. hieher wages. Railroad pass privileges. Fine pension plan. Medical services. And above all, a fine Job with a permanent company. Come In and have a talk with us. See or write Trainmaster, S. P. Station, Klamath Tails, or yeur nearest S.P- Agent. Surprise Him! Give Dad SUIT For O Our stock of single and double breasted models Is large and priced at only 2995 to50 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main St. Aloe s Annual June CLEARAWAY Late Spring and Summer JERSEY DRESSES Reduced 20 Largo rack to choose from in famous style frocks in finest rayon fabrics. One and two-piece styles. Sizes 1 2 to 44. Values to $22.50 o Late Styles in ." Fur-Trimmed and Pastel , SUITS Reduced 20 Our entire stock of pastel' and fur trimmed modes, all virgin wool fabrics. Included are many of the famous "LILLI-ANN" exclusive modes. Sport - and " dressmaker styles to choose from. Sizes 12. to 20. - . Clearance of All Women's COATS Reduced 20 One large rack of smart styles in 100 virgin wool fab rics. Many of the famous "REDFERN" exclusive modes, are offered in this group. Casual and dressy styles to select from. Sizes 12 to 44. m i for nsm GROWTH- start yeur chick en TRIANGLE a CHICK STARTlft , for utif trowth, yaur tlileki t lh. llht bilinc. ol vlumlnl. pro Mint and ratMraU. Triml Cut SKr It icitnllSetlly blnM ralioa built to fill tht rtqulumtnu af your thick, during iha Srat liint wak al irawtn. a MtH r Cm IUIT VP ..ttSWtt Zjr7j 4lk"Mk j SNi IsJtth JUey'4s All lolkUu, AlU The Pleasures of Dining Out, at UOLATORE'S -a Cocktail -then Dinner ' -then Dancing Open at 4:30 1112 Min i Clearance of Late ; Summer. Hand-Bags Prints Fiesta cords Plaids and Fabrics. Large and small types in wood en and synthetic clasps. Under -arm and carry styles. $3.95 to $5.95 Values y3 off Save More ' Than Your Tax! 3 Clearance Of All Pre-Easter MILLINERY rieg. $3.95 to $15 Values 13 OFF A wide assortment of pre-Easter exclusive lovely modes in this annual clearance. Straws, felts and fabrics in flower and veil trimmed styles in pastels and dark colors. Also Berets, Dutch Caps and a few silk hats. Select , early. v ' v k 1
