Herald and news., July 20, 1944, Page 6, Image 6

PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUofU and SAofU
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Gal-Qle.
SHIPMENT of cool jersey
blouses arrived at Why
tal's this week ... With
short sleeves, high round
necklines, bow trim and
tucking down the front.
... In soft yellow, gorgeous
red, and dainty aqua and rose.
. . . White, too. ... At $6.95.
And there's a lovely little
niimhpr in white prime, with
EVEKAL days ago I went the same high round neckline,
through a couple of years at $4.05.
in the files of the Herald Another new blouse comes in
I and News, to see if Martha an unusual rough-weave rayon
KF. Shopped and snoppea ior that would be perfect witn
different merchandise than slacks, skirts and sport suits,
now. . . . Everything was much , . ifs washable, too. . . .
the same, except in one respect. Comes in melon, chartreuse,
Almost " every time i men- nowder blue and aaua. ... In
tioned Cal-Ore, there was some- tailored styles with short
thing about taxing an w sleeves. ... At only $.a.
town friend or two down to There are so many different
Cal-Ore. kinds of new blouses at Why-
Back in the days when peo- tal's that I can't mention them
pie took trips and far-away va- all. . . . Some with unusual
cations, we did have a lot of necklines and throat-effects that
mit.nf.tnwn neonle dron in on look like custom-tailored orig-
tis. . . . And it was amazing inals. . . . Vou can see them on
how manv of those people had display at Whytal's
heard about Cal-Ore while they Ninth and Main Streets,
were in Portland, Seattle, San .
Francisco or Los Angeles.
Now Cal-Ore's clientele is
made up of people who live
around here. . . . But there's
still a big crowd always, still
wonderful meals, dancing and
fun in general. ... So it seems
that only the ' out-of-town peo
ple are missing it.
It's nice to be living in Klam
ath Falls . . . For more reasons
than one
At
Mad
QasicelaHl
T
HE weather these days
YESTERDAY I discovered
the secret of why Moe's
has such a big stock of
woolen yardage. ... (Al
ready, I mean) . . . It's be
raiiKP the store has been
brings up thoughts of iced accepting delivery on new Fall
ktu vi vuiei whs, tuui woolens rignt aiong, starting
drinks. . . . So when I eariy in June, when they were
dropped in at Garcelon's first available and many stores
. yesterday i looKea over didn't want them so early,
the glass situation. So now, when cottons are be
Naturally, Garcelon's has all coming virtually unobtainable,
kinds of glasses for all kinds of and rayons scarcer and scarcer,
: drinks. . . . But did you ever Moe's yardage department is
try iced tea in tall Fostoria full of woolens in all the new-
: "American" glasses? V . y Or in est Fall colors,
tall, footed, etched goblets? . . . If you're going to do any sew-
Delicious! . . . And Garcelon's ing for the beginning of school,
has . them. ,- " here's your chance to take the
You'll find those lovely hand choice pieces. . . . And remem-
painted glasses to match the what I've been saying Tight
Franciscan dinnerware lines, along buy what you need as
Desert Rose and Red Apple.... soon as you see the things you
They're tall, too. want.
Anri frnrforl Initial, Bla... . Moe's has a huge stock Of 54-
a. ...oii "" (VTiMT "JiiIT. inch woolens in plain colors
. . . As well as trick suhou- r- . x.,,,
rf" via.., that olim -tn ho Cohama s and Botany s fin.
the life of the party. , , rAf ' '
1 saw some unusual Mexican . And there's a real bargain for
wuven iruys at uarceiou s, lou. eariy buyers Of Moe's pre-SChOOl
Attend Conferences Mr. and
Mrs. John Houston and son,
Jon. left for a trm north wed
ncsday. Houston will attend a
conference of the Spokane and
Oregon agencies of tne tquit
able Life Assurance society to
be held just out of Hood River.
At the conference Houston will
sneak on "Business ije insur
ance." Mr. and Mrs. Houston
and son expect to be back here
Monday.
Racoverina Albert L. Chris-
tv. MoMM 2c. is recovering in
a San Diego naval hospital after
being almost eiecirocmea hi mi
nrriricnt last March. He is a
former emnlove of the Klamath
Indian agency, ms wiie lives in
Corvalus now and ne nas iwo
boys in the service also. His
address is U. S. Naval Hospital
Building, 21-2, San Diego, 34,
Calif.
Arrives PFC Phyllis I.
Poyntcr, stationed at the ma
rine air base in Santa Barbara,
arrived in Klamath Falls Wed
nesday to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hales of Homedale
road. She was tne nancee oi
the late Lt. Donald F. Turner,
son of Mrs. Hales, who was
killed in action in France on
D-Day.
v.r.w.ll Party There will
be a farewell party for . Rev.
and Mrs. G. W. Wheatley on
Friday evening at 7:45 at the
Rihlp Bantist church at South
Sixth and Wiard. All members
of the church and friends of the
Wheatleys are invited to attend
the party.
u.rnvurlna Mrs. Charles
Schaal is now at her home at
4779 South Sixth recovering
from a broken leg received
when she slipped on a rock at
Brookings, Ore, where she was
spending her vacation. Her
daughter, Louise Howie, is here
from Berkeley where she is em
ployed in the Kaiser shipyards,
to take care of her mother.
a.iviHarv The Eagles aux
iliary will hold their regular
meeting on Friday at 8 p. m. in
the lower FOE hall at Ninth and
Walnut, There will be a potluck
supper after the meeting and
there will also be entertainment.
Back io Headquarters Col.
Ann Schmeer and Capt. Kruetz
of the OWAC regimental head
quarters in Portland, who have
been in Kiamaui f ans ino pasi
three days on a visit to tho local
corps, left here lnursciay to re
turn to Portland.
Back to Duty Pvt. Bill Jones
of Chanute Field, 111., who had
been visiting here the past sev
eral days, left Wednesday for
his new base at Lincoln, meor.
New Post Lt. (jg) Adolph
Zamsky of the U. S. navy, has
been transferred from his sta
tion on the east coast to Seattle,
Wash. He was home on leave
recently.
Business Visitor Robert
Jones, state probation officer,
has been in Klamath Falls on
business the past few days.
Visiting Here Mrs. Hans
Omnus of San Francisco is visit
ing here for a few days.
WEATHER
May.
Eugene 76
Klamath Falls ft
Lakevlew .;.....j.....,..84
North Band .61
Portland . 71
Redding Q .
Reno Ql .
San Franelaco .
Seattle
..S3
7S
Mln. Preclp.
99 .M
M Traca
93 .00
S3 .00
98 Trace
1 .00
49 .00
St .00
SS .08
Your money Buys more good
insurance from Hans Norland.
New phone 6060. 118 N. 7th St.
Big Lakes Box company is
finding a lot of big logs in its
operations in the Sand Rldgo
district, near the east entrance
of Crater Luke National park.
Logging Superintendent Harry
Messner said that tho averago is
zt lu-ioot logs to the thousand
foot.
This is national forest timber.
Tho logs are loaded at Chin-
challo, on the Southern Pacific
main line, at the rate of about
250,000 feet a day. They are
then railed to the Klamath Falls
mill.
Lamm Lumber company is
logging in the same area and tho
two companies have separate
spurs at Chinchallo.
Men at the Marine Barrack;
who are interested in history
are going to learn about the
Modoc war in talks and trips
being arranged by the recreation
department in cooperation with
Don Fisher, acting custodian of
the Lava Beds national monu
ment.
Fisher has been asked to (oil
about the war and the Lava Beds
monument in talks. at the Bar
racks, and will take marines,
in groups of 25, through tho
area where the war was fought
as well as into the caves in the
monument.
MEET THE
CARRIERS
mil., nnrl f-.i-nvrp VnilCll'HVO
are well known in the Altnmniit
district ns they have been deliv
ering over 300 of the 1100 papers
fTNx- 'iK
delivered In tho district for the
nasi II mourns. mey v
bought $175 in war bonds unci
.. fuiUrt in nurn their
I1MU Ill-.W .....v.. ,
bonus; are always the first in
Aitamom io pay men
IJ n fi-iwhrnun n mint
uiiiiv, . i .- c--
..Hi.nl iiav( t-nni. itt it -toennd
Pl-UUUI ' - - -. ----
class boy scout and scribe for
his troop, biiiio earns rxun
mnt.ni. t.mvWno In thn nltimi nilrt
potato harvest and mowing
lawns twice a ween, no nn
paid two years ahead on a 20
....no. .nniiin-.n nflll'lllll-l,
nnlirv and has a nice savings
account,
Grayce is 16 years old and a
junior at Klamath Union high
school where she Is studying to
bo a court reporter, sue pays
on her Insunmco policy mid puts
money In her savings account
nvorv month, alio earns hor oxtrn
monev taking euro of smiil
children In tne evenings unci
working In tho spud harvest.
Mr. VanClcnve helps his car-
ui- ...l,n H.A wrnthnt will nnt
permit them making their routes
O'l their uicycies or wimu uivjr
take a few days vacation, and
ho also sees that they don't loso
money on people moving away,
If ho can ilntl out where thoy
move to.
July jo
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Tho U. S.
nmii cmi tntliiv tl,,
Mils been awni.U.,1 (() JomJ
Astoria f,. ,1,.,.,,
buy. U ''i...,(,., V,"g,Jii cJ
"0T tr,T": ".
Dsrsloplng Printing
I Enlarging
I UNDERWOOD'S
PHOTO SERVICE
211 Underwood Bldg.
Announcing!
The Nw Ptrmanant Location
of
Helen's Beauty Shop
4056 Shasta Way
Just Across th Street From Our
Old Address 4077 Shasta War
W Will B. Cloud This Week
But Will Be
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
at our new shop on
Monday, July 24th
SAME PHONE NUMBER 8200
Customers wishing appointments for
nxt week should phone now.
opening special. ... 50 per.
cent wool plaids in 54-inch
widths . . . Special at only
$1.98 a yard . . . And the plaids
are Deautitul,
At Moe's. . . . 512 Main
Street.
you Stoxe.
GuvUhX
i
T'S seldom that I see any
thing to send me into ec
stacies and cause me to ex
claim in adjectives I didn't
Jtnow i Knew. . . . But I
HEN I went in to Cur-
rin s this week, Vance
Vaupel told me he had
something to show me
that was really some
thing. . . . REAL leather
cosmetic-overnight bags.
did the other day. 'while the Al?d what leather! .. Lovely,
- unnanvino ot v. ci soft, pliable. . . . The kind
vealed more and more of the J1.31"1'4 seen on iot 8 lon6
most exquisite figurines. ... A .. .
new line that the store has just n?es ba,P e calle(.a 7e
acquired. ' Duffy Bags" and are put out by
Tw Monique, complete with a box
r.Jrrec..?5f...-.Gold5cheiAeI of cosmetics. . . . And there's
. amolt interest & ZsLA
" wu- ... and even a light dressing gown!
xney were made in Austria The cosmetics included in
for about 150 years by the each bag are: Lipstick, dry
t..Jiu V 'ir ,J ,& W.ur"' rouBe, penume in a separate
just before World War II broke. in0th . -s- t ;.i
, , , - , a,H uiu vujwj aa ji.il eVOV-iai
the whole outfit moved to the cream, cleansing cream, skin
Tt , . iresnener, tounaation cream,
viwimuig ouuui an me mirror ana a como case,
customs duty that ISN'T paid The bags come in three col
now, because the Goldscheider ors. . . . Black, brown and ma-
'. line is mane in rnic i-nnntru a - j u
It s imDOSsible to risserlho wonderful, wonderful oifta at
uiBBe aainiy laaies ana charm- any ume, DUt especially now
ing gentlemen of semi-porce- when leather bags are seen so
lain. , . . The colorine is so del- seldom and fitted cases are al-
icaie, me taces so lovely, the most non-existant.
features so perfect, the lines so They are $13.95, plus tax.
ffranpfii Vn.. it .j. Anr) 4ha n - 1 i
o ... j.wu vail tell at w., icamel UHg 15
unce inai mey re made and dec- worm almost that much, I
orated by hand. would guess, without all the
Your Store has receiverl cosmeucs.
about 25 pieces in several sizes ' . Cu!- ... 840 Main
and about half a dozen differ- olr,ee.1; ?n tne corner at Ninth
ent figures. . . . More will come Bna "laln "treets.
In frnm tlmo n 4tmn u..t ti -
. --- ---. wine, uuv Mlip.
ments are slow because hand
work takes time, and the fao
ory can't keep up with the de-
mand.
! The Goldscheider Ceramic
Sculptures now in at Your
Store are priced from $15 to
$6.o0. '
And Your Store is at 721
Mam Street. - . .
Names Added to
Employment List
1 more ana more names of
youngsters who want to do odd
Jobs during the summer months
are coming in fro-, all parts of
the SLtyJ and suburban area to
be added to the junior chamber
yi commerce list of children be
tween the ages of 9 and 15 who
want something useful to do.
.v However, so far, there are not
cuuugn jods avail a Die. to keep
p muaii numoer oi tne per
sons on the directory busy.
.,BHmijji; wno nave any work
they would like to have done,
are urged to contact the cham
iW commerce as soon as pos-
CUassiiisil Ads Bring Besults. '
The right-hand headlights of
an luuiw cars in Argentina are
6 ecu.
There are 20,000,000 widows
in India.
Buying Trip-Mrs. Curt Lion
of LaPointe s has returned after
a buying trip to Los Angeles.
t?VILY- ALLURING LOW-COST
PERMANENT WAVE
,. turisana waves rxrw
yours, easil;
youreeii.
WAV! KIT
Sn,h evt,?thtaf need, permanent nn
foluUon. curlers, ahampoo andwave-tet. Sate
".'"y.'J'Pe ' ntr. l-raiaed by Hd ywooe)
movie atara. Over S million aola. Ceta
cnarm-Kurl Kll loilaT. At
"i b u aruf ateru.
Waggoner
Receiviner Visitors ; Dorothy
Schunn of 534 North Tenth is
able to receive visitors at Hill
side hospital after undergoing a
major operation on Saturday.
From Seattle Mrs. J. E.
Smith and daughter Virginia El
len have returned from a vaca
tion spent in Seattle with Mrs,
Visiting Mrs. Lola . Beck
from Dallas, Texas, is visiting
now wim ivirs. a n. reisey on
uaraen street.
Returns Mrs. W. Crandall
has returned to work at La
Pointe's after spending a vaca-
wuu in uui meni iainoraia.
Transportation
News
W. C. Preston, Great North
ern dispatcher, is on vacation
mis weeK.
.
Margaret Jones, roundhouse
clerk at the Great Northern, is
spending a . vacation in Wash
ington,
Great Northern Cash ipr -T P
Lee Was Called to the hav area
Thursday because of the illness
ot nis lather.
mi"' ...cow-. ,
OA
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t IS- .HW- Bv V -aw y A
"1 Thl
New
Cremfi Deodorant
Safely helps
Stop Perspiration
1. Does not irritate skin. Does
not rot dresses or men's shirts, .
2. Prevents under.arm odor, '
Helps stop perspirarion nfcif, .
- 3a Apure.white.antisepticstiio r
leis vanishing cream. -
4. No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
5. Awarded Approval Seal of
American Insrituteof Launder
ing harmless to fabric. Use
Arrid regularly .
Oft, Mm u
py AUoJMisrs
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