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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1944)
October $, )A HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SIX year totaled 10.08 inches against normal precipitation of 12.1)7 Inches. This Is 1.00 Inches bo low normal. Stream your figures of IM2-4.'I showed a precipitation of IH.27. or 1.20 Inches higher than UHII-44. The average temperature for inllHI waa 47.8 whll, i.mvlmlim U'flft QA Ami. Stream Year Here and absolute" confirmation of 22-year-old Trances Guzco's story that sho lost her Job In a coat shop becauso she refused to contribute $1 to a union sponsored campaign fund for re election of President Roosevelt. The AFL International Ladies Garment Workers union has de nied the young woman's charge. One housewife in Ztinesvllle, O., complained to police that thief not only was stealing the milk from her doorstop, bul was leavlna notes ordering cream. tween October 9 and November Story Confirmed on Tl Below Normal Statistics for the current stream year ending October 1 wore released Thursday by the U. S. bureau of reclamation. Precipitation for the stream ni'liiiTiiiiM'i in hiivi win mining was 4 nbovo lero on Jam,, ' 1.....1 i.m m ..,! ii .. . . 11. Harold V. Lucbs, USO over seas representative and Rudolph Albrccht, district secretary of YMCA, visiting Tulclnke re- iu . i.n..inii'nri far local or Loss of Job, Report MINEOLA, N. V..' Oct. .1 (.Tl District Attorney Edward J. Neary of Nassau county said to day he had obtained "complete 7 and U. The mnxlnium i. IIM2 V was degrees n T gust and Iho nilnlmmn wif. nhnvn mm 111 .TiliutiiM. ganizations and students of city schools the work of the USO in Alaska, Newfoundland, Hawaii MONTOOMIRY TULELAKE A quota of 2000 has been set for the Tule lake community in the war chest campaign, with Floyd A. Boyd to head the committee which will and South America. Boyd will put a corps of work ers in the field this week. Classified Ads Bring Result. FOR WORE HOME COMFORT... put the drive over me '"H i'-i ', .1 r.Mi 1 f. SUopi and SUfU I CERTAINLY hope we have enough gas . . . Because some friends of ours from out of town are going to ar rive Saturday, and in the letter we received the other day telling of their coming they say they want to take in Cal Ore. The other time they were here was three years ago . , . . So naturally we whisked them down to Cal-Ore for dinner and an evening of fun . . . There wasn't any question about it at all . . . About whether we had enough gas or If our tires would bButU?t's worth doing a little more walking around town . . . An evening at Cal-Ore is, I mean . . . And what a swell ex cuse for going down ourselves! h lom State IOTS of new fall purses have arrived at Your Store . . . Styles for the young and for the matron ... In every shape and design . . . And a very Interesting point is that some of the new leather bags are beautifully fitted with all, or mostly all, the things one expected to find in nice purses before the war. Of course there are all the materials we are used to . . . Calfskin, alligator, patent leath er, corday, faille, etc . . . But one that is new to me is the combination of corded fabric trimmed with a design of cor day . . , It's unusual and very attractive , . . And of course doesn't cost anywhere near cor day. You'll find purses In black, navy, brown, turf tan, and other popular colors . . . Handled styles, underarm styles . . . Big plastic frames ... In fact, every style that is popular . . . And at any price, too . . . From $2.95 to $30.00, plus tax. At Your Store , . . 721 Main Street. '. ROa usually are tuiiuw ed "Christmas items" in the stores that sell them . . . But they aren't this year, for some reason or other . . . Perhaps it's be cause people are afraid to wait too long for fear there won't be enough of a selection just before Christmas. Anyway, I thought I'd belter tell you about the beautiful robes I saw at Whytal's . . . And they're going so fast that I'd better write about them now while there still are plentyl Incidentally, you can choose your robe now aUWhytal's, pay a deposit, and have it laid-away for you until December. The quilted robes arc, I guess, the most beautiful . . . Quilted velvets, quilted jerseys . . . Quilted satins, quilted bro cades . . . And quilted crepes in both prints and solid shades. And the' colors! . . . They con tribute to the gorgeousness, of course. Then there's a soft, warm type of robe in "heavenly suede," which is exclusive with Whytal's . , . These robes are absolutely lovely, and wonder fully comfortable ... I know . . . And cost only S7.95, if you can imagine it after seeing them. Oh, yes . . . And there are cute checked taffeta robes, and lightweight satin ones, in tiny flower designs. The robes at Whytal's range In price from $7.95 to S35.00. And there's also a good se lection of quilted bed jackets at Whytal's, top . . . Perfect for reading in bed, or even for sleeping in if the night is extra chilly . . . They're $4.95 and $6.95. At Whytal's . . . Ninth and Main Streets. THIS week I dropped in at The Art and Gift Shop to get acquainted with the new owners , . . Mr. Kie rulff was in Portland fin ishing the selling-out pro cess of his business there, but I had a nice talk with Mrs. Kierulff. She is very charming and friendly . . . And so enthusiastic about Klamath Falls and the store! . 4 . I found out that she had lived half her life in Co penhagen, Denmark . , . And so bad Mr. Kierulff. Their daughter-in-law, Jean, moved from Portland to Klam ath Falls with them . . . Their on is a private in the army, itatioped at San Antonio , . , And he plans on coming to Klamath Falls after the war to help them with ail the plans they have for the store. Mrs. Kierulff told me that one of the most interesting things about The Art and Gift Shop is that there is "something for everyone's taste" . . . And she says it is so much fun to unpack the boxes of new gifts that arrive almost daily. aioA?"!01" SnP t ' . J Gareeloits J ' A new; shipment of Francis canware in the Coronado pat tern has arrived at Garcelon's . That's the swirly pattern, you know . . , There Is a com plete open stock In four pastel shades . . . So you can fill in your present set or buy a whole new one of this lovely pastel pottery,-; . 1 THE other morning I dashed In to Currin's early, and Vance Vaupel asked me, "Are your hands clean?" ... I told him I had just washed them, and he said, "Let's see if you did." He got out a bottle of Roll Away Lotion . . . Something I had never heard of before . . . Poured a little in one of my palms, and told me to rub it over my hands. I did ... In a few seconds it started to ball up, and the balls and rolls got greyer as I rubbed. "That's dirt," he told me. By that time my hands really were clean . . . Vance says that Roll-Away Lotion gets out the imbedded dirt you don't suspect is there . . . And my hands were so soft-feeling and so much whiter that I was amazed. Roll-Away Lotion is recom mended especially for house wives, gardeners, salesgirls, stenographers, defense workers, and everybody else whose hands need frequent washing . . . And it is to be used instead of waterl It costs only $1.00 a bottle, plus tax . . . And you can have a free demonstration on your own hands at Currin's For Drugs . . . Ninth and Main Streets. (jalcelottl ANEW shipment of Fostoria . . . In a pattern that is new to Garcelon's . . , Was just being unpacked yester day . . . It's the etched Willow design, which is especially attractive with din nerware in the Blue Willow and Spode's Tower patterns, or with Wood's colored English scenes dinnerware. Garcelon's has Fostoria's Wil low in goblets, sherbets, wine and cocktail glasses and fooled tumblers ... 407 Main Street. 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