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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1944)
, 'V44 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON P'c. THREI DO LI ...t.izK ti.i i""''. ,! k'!l? c wnt. will raise l . . . Util If I could jMt J h8 )ull. W.) )!'' 1 know excited. . .... I1, '.',..' ,i v..rt IkccI unci mi- Known brand. Ka? know which make, lb. .r?u..kM,onfl the bl.mkot t": il now. while It h tm ... You ly ""'y. fe, and miiko regular l:de!.ihlv nuymenls. And before you know It, ITS i illl.l- ."d Price. rh."?.. . v,r Store. . . . ,b,i, cent wool one. of the 'wool 85 P" ccntl is 10 or any other per ,.e of wool you wont. . . . army "! 'vv blankets f cot on sheet-blankets! iiw, wnnl ones range ftifi."8. Main I At jour If'. .... On dy Ilk this, when the evenings are warm and lovely, ll'i worth having gas laved up for a drive down to Cal-Ore. , , . For a really marvelous dinner, a good dance band, drlnki with lota ol Ice In them, and fun in general. . . I've done It for many Summm, myiolll I BE WALLACE'S CHIEF fill Flashes of Life OME more of those darling maternity junipers n.v. srrlved at whyluls. . . . Ana i mum w ...... if Dint'. nniulble. . . tf...u II'. hr-imse tho Ultd coltoni are so cool and U md young looking. .rj thrnn slvleS Of COt Li lumpers In this new ship- fmt. . . . One with a draw, rlu it the neck and waist, lnnlhrr li like an old fash- t'nrd pinafore. -. . . And the . . i . I . . . I .... i artlil.ril.fi iira nil (no new iuw kckllne that it to becoming to lent gels. , , . A tourm nyie oi new jumf . i. in uur.iirkrr. ... Which IfliH with a lacket and la ut- ttly adorable. Prices on new arrivuu m. UM ta 17.95. . . . The alios ht 10 to 20. . . . And they're riihable. At Whvlal'i. . . . Ninth and ha!a Street!. IF you want o rniil bargain II) a dress, milt nr cout (hut you enn wcur now cir In the Full, bo sure to drop In at Long's right awoy before other people do, , , , Da cause Long's July "clcaruncc" in something the gals who lira wImi In shopping tire going to tuku ndvnntiigu of (but defi nitely). Nick Long wuti going through the stock end inurklug down prices on tho lags while I was talking to him yesterday. . , . So I gut it pretty good Insight. For Instance. . . . There wore a lot of cotton jumpers. . . . Simply ndorublo ones. , , , Thai ho rc-murki'd ill $7.03 even though thu original prices were up to $14,115. You'll find some beuutlful clussic couts. ... All wool, some in flno wool crepes una gubnrdines. You'll find nit kinds of dress es. .. . Print, plains, pastels, bright colors and durk shiidcs. ... In one and 2-picce styles. You'll find suits in nuvy, black, brown, piutuls. , . , 1'lnln shades, pin stripes, checks, etc. All of them really uiurked down In price, , , , I know, bo causa 1 Mil in on tho process for a while and In Iked about lot of things, but kept my eyes open as to what was happen ing! Long's Is at 710 Main Street, you know. uaicelani Anew inipmenl or Engusn ind American dlnnorworo hu arrived at Carcclon's. . . . The English was on dis play when I was In the store yesterday, but the Amcrl- n pieces were Just being tak. i out of the barrel and won't fe ready for snlc until tomor- w morning, I guess. ThO Enilllsh lln.i I. mnrtn hv Ihe famous Woods nnd Sons nn was really worth' Import- II. . . . II ' nf v-.nllnnllu fill) -quality. , , , And comos " open stock. Garcelon' u,n t.Ki in . iliree complete stocks in three '. . . But tho same pot . . . The colors arc brown, T '.n(l.. Dlnk To get an ? of the price, I asked Mrs. wcclon tho cost of n service K".' '.na "h0 snid." "Oh, around The AmrtrfrDn.tvitirift jimman. C!.Smc,8 ,lwo v.?.ry py. rj,. i mur,"ng uiory and "Kj 'or B is only $29.50.- ,.71. "nes nrc worth Invcstl H '?'.: At Garcclon's, 407 IF you haven't used tho brand new Minute Stocking Film nut out by the Rubinstein laboratories, you have a thrill coming. . . . Because it's so easy to put on and really Is water resistant. . . . Besides being the perfect shade for leg mokc-up. On warm Summer days cos metic stockings are wonderful to wear. . . . There's no stretch ing at tho knees nnd ankles. . . . Nothing but a cool feeling! And if you've gotten a V of tan at your throat, or browned tho back of your neck, and lies itato to wear a dress that will show the white skin around those spots, this Rubinstein Minute Stocking Film is the an swer. . . . Because you can blend it beautifully on your neck, back and arms. . . . And It gives your skin a lovely tex ture. In addition. Swimming won't take It off, either. . . . You have to use lots nf sonn and warm water. Rubinstein Minute Stocking Film comes In a handy tube and costs only $1.00. . . . Plus tho government tax, of course. And Currln's is tho only store anywhere around horo where you can find the famous Rubin stein products ... At Ninth and Main Streets. By D WASHINGTON, July l (!') Supporters of Henry A. Wallace mimed Supreme Court Justice Wllliiim O. Douglas today as the vice president's chief rival for second place on tho 1044 demo cratic ticket. They also arc keeping an eye on Senate.. Mujorlty Lender Bark Icy, Speaker Sum Rayburn, Sen ator Truman (D-Mo.) and War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes. Oigiini.cd campaigns arc not yet in evidence- for any of them, Nona Is likely pending an ex pected word from President Roosevelt thut ho wouldn't mind having Wallace for a running mute again but that somebody else might do. Tho Wallace camp has an Idea 1 1 in t a definite, if not open, drive is In progress for Douglas and that efforts will be made to re cruit strength from followers of Barkloy, Trumnn and others.. It has heard rumors that back of Douglas arc Secretary of the Interior lekes, Joseph P. Ken nedy, former ambassador to Eng land, and Thomas Corcoran, former Roosevelt "brain truster." Private checks show, however, that tho vice president probably will receive his heaviest support for rcnomlnatlon In the west and northwest, where Douglas, a WiMhlngtonlon, would be expect ed to have his greatest strength. Senator Chavez (D-N.M.) an nounced yesterday ho favors Wul- luccs rcnomlnatlon. declaring: "If tho president is entitled to rcnomlnatlon, then common, ordinary American decency and lair ploy should demand tnai Vice President Wallace be re nominated. This would be only his second term. Former Musical Comedy Star Dies NEW YORK, July 13 (Pi Mrs. Betty Compton Knappcn, 37, wife of Theodore T. Knap pen, an engineer, and previously tho wife of former Mayor James J. Walker of New York, died lust nlcht. Knappcn said tho one-time musical comedy star hod been ill since the birth of a son last January 10. Born Violet Hailing Compton on the isle of Wight, she went on the stage at an early age. She had appeared here in the musical comedies Un Kay, "Hold Everything," "Funny Foco," and "Fifty .Million Frenchmen." Sho was married to Walker in 1033 at Cannes, France, and was divorced from him in 1B41 A year Inter she was married to Knappcn, her fourth husband. By The Associated Press CONVERSATION PIECE LAFAYETTE. Ind. Two women complained to Police Sgt. Cecil Baker u dug was in their car and wouldn t get out. Baker removed the dog, found tag with tho name of Alvln ay, whom Baker telephoned. "Put the dog on tho phone," Fay said, "und I'll talk to him." The ' barge ' was dubious but obeyed. "Wliat aro you doing un there. Pat," Fry admonished. "Get right on Dome." The dog went directly to Fay's residence. www OCT. 31. 1944 KANSAS CITY A calendar -with each day up to end of October, 1044 carefully marked was found in the effects of a German prisoner of wur. reports JLt. Col, Loyd bniiler, command ant of the Fort Kllcy, Kuns., prisoner camp. At the last mark, he said. there was the notation "End of the war. The prisoner declined to say which side he thought would win. NAMES MIXUP GERING. Nebr. County Judge Ted R. Fcidlcr annearcd slightly puzzled as he looked over tne marrluge license of the couple before him. Then they explained. M ss Thomas Dclgado, 18, and her nusband-to-be, Elizabeth Mano. 22, both of Mitchell, Nebr., said there was a "mlxup" in naming each of them at birth but they never changed their given names. And they do not Intend to do so, tncy said, after they were married by Judge Fcidlcr. ANNOYING BERKELEY, Calif. Noise and mosquitoes were annoying Mrs, Ophelia Lundfalr, She pull ed the covers up to her chin. Suddenly something stung her big toe. Sho pulled her feet back under the sheet, dozed off. In the morning she found a bul let in the quilt, ' mere had been a cops and -robbers chase In front of the j Landfalr house, and a patrol-1 man's bullet had crashed through the front door, zipped Into the bedroom and stung i Mrs. Landfalr's big toe. The skin on the toe had not been scratched, OKEH FDR ACTION: Ai.r.iFns .TmIv 15 iar, French newspapers editorially ! approved President Roosevelt s nnnminpAmnnl rxf .Tulu 1 1 on cepting the French national eummiuee as me worKing au thority for civil administration of metropolitan France. j.ne newspapers printed also the president's remarks on the committee's power to issue cur rency, but omitted Mr. Roose- VClt'ft definition nf Clnn fiGnn. howcr's authority as well as the pri-siucm s reiercnce tnai tne United States was not rccogniz- j illfz Ihn mmmllliif, at ihn nm. vlsional government of France. liVir. HfiflSPVOIT .vn n nnri Ihot Gen. Eisenhower, as supreme commander, will have clear au thority to take all steps neces sary in his Judgment for mili tary operations and driving the Germans from French soil. He iniH it umilH lu, c-. Eisenhower to declare which zones are ready for civilian ad ministration and which must re main under military control.) ELECTED PRESIDENT MOSCOW, Julv 13 0P)Eddv Gilmore of The Associated Press was elected president today of the Anglo-American Correspond ents association. II SAVE WASTE PAPER of waste paper. nr omce jn your iiu - right now. Get t to your local paper-salvage de- pot-iodav- OLD don't waste Old Sunny Brook use it sparingly! SunnyBrook SlunYuiic KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY -CHBEKFVM. AS MTS MAMB- (k National DUUllen Products Corporation, n. X. 80 rrool f" 3 wmmwwimmmm fit. ",m' It ' argart rn,., . (NBA Tthphoto) " 1 "adnr,&V,.amed Bttn ITanolsco doctor and "mother" to mora JrthAlr S. o'rdmen, shows Brig. Gen. Russell E. Randal of PPer.'.L. S Photo of Comdr. William A. 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Slip-on or coat styles $1.95 to $5.95 .Ladies' Coveralls Blue-denim belted model. - Pre-shrunk $4.95 Work & Dress Sox Assorted black, brown, tan 12 pr. to bundle. . . Bundle . $2.00 Open Sat. Nite Until 9:00 flry TO BUY AT THfatr Keep Buying War Bonds Cmfitete men's store Stamps Shop SEARS . . . discover super values In casual fashions for sun and fun PLAVSl ITS Look cool and comfortable In picture-pretty sun fashions from Seori . . . We've brand new 2-pe. Styles for sunning. Working and Ploying? 2..59 -j-; Cool, Crisp and Charming NEW COTTONS e styles leading the field these Itry, sunny days! Featuring 1 -piece ilored classics, and softly de tailed types . . . young junior . fashions.. . . sunback pina- fores.; . . Cool,' crisp seer sucker, gingham, chanv bray, pique and prints. A galaxy of color ings! All sizes: 9 ' to 15, 12 to 20, 38 to 44 .t -s ana 4 TO 34. ii u'e -tr "i;ry wf- a th ! . . ' Novelty and Tailored SHORTS $1.98 to $2.98 Brief young shorts are right for summer's action sports, or soaking up the vitamim. These are cleverly styled, for smartness and carefree- comfort. Pleated, suspender top, high-waisted, and tailored styles. Fea turing rayon, butcher spun, 'rayon shan tung,, spun rayon gabardine ;and other firm quality fqbrics. Smart colors. Sizes 10 to! 1 8 included.; ; .v j . ' , ..s , ; , ,. . MHHbsBs1M SBstBaBaaBaaflta
