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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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PORTLAND, Doc, 13 (IP)
ClKurot shortage nulu:
A soldier, nnmo withheld,
Kol a pinking llskiit. Anil ho
(lulu I liuvo tho required $1
bllil. Dili III! Cllll llllVC BCVCI1
packs iif rlgiirelH, fur which
ho hud paid HO cents.
- Tho policeman who Issued
the tug hud u dolliir, but hud
no clgiiriit. You know whut
happened.
circuit to co If they can beut
thin record,
Monday night tho marines, ac
companied by Shirley Miles,
runner-up In the Miss Orogtin
conte.il, played In licnii. Other
towns on the Itinerary Include
Ontario, Wednesday night; lin
ker, Thursday; Pendleton, Fri
day, and Tho Dalles, Saturday.
The leathernecks will return to
Klanialh Falls Sunday. They
are triivelhiK In a bus provided
by tho slato bond committee and
driven by another veteran of
South Pacific campaigns, recent
ly discharged from the army.
If It's "frozen" article vou
nocd, advorllse for a used one
In tho classified.
. J ieetlvelv. Ill.d
0 Ceremonies Dick Na-
innlnir Merrill's record of
S? $27,0110 to hear Ilnitel
"mmicst miiiibers, Hums
L.pl bought 531,01)0
7 ....U fur t HI HIII1IO
luc, C""'1 Leader Jack Zuin
VI. ..Linn other towns on the
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ED
TO PELICAN SWF
A Joint school board meeting
of district one and Kluinulh
Union, hifth school district two
was held Monday evening. Two
major Hems of business of the
elementary board were the nam
ing of jean Zarnc to the teach
ing staff at tho Pelican school
and tho annolntmenL of a rnf.
cterla committee to dctcrmino
lunch needs nt Falrvlew school
at tho present time. Falrvlew
Is the only school without a hot
luneli program.
Tho committee appointed is
eoiiipu.ica oi iwrs. ituipn steams.
Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Paul
Landry, Mrs. Florence Oilman
and A. L. Gralunn. Tho com.
mltteo whs authorized to set up
a lunch program if sufficient
nceu is apparent.
In the following business
transacted bv the high school
board, Mrs. Ellen Hickman was
elected to the science position
occasioned by the withdrawal
of Mrs. Eurl Reynolds.
Plnns were also completed by
which tho navy swimming pro
gram for tho Instruction of navy
personnel could be continued
during the winter months.
Stunlcy Woodruff high school
principal, reported that the high
school cafeteria had received a
100 per cent rating in the recent
sanitary inspection. Superin
tendent Gralupp then reported
on teachers' supply for tho com
ing year and also on postwar
planning as a result of hi." ob
servations made during a re
cent trip to the college campuses
and to the Oregon State Teach
ers' association meeting held at
Portland.
Wheat Ceiling Price
Increase In Effect
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (IP)
A four cent per bushel increase
in the ceiling price of wheat
went into effect today, the office
of price administration an
nounced. The increase, which affects all
levels of distribution, was neces
sary, the agency said, to fulfill
tho requirements of the stabiliza
tion extension act of 1044.
Flour ceilings, however, re
mained unchanged because of a
flour production subsidy pay
ment of 19 cents a bushel. The
payment remains unchanged un
til December 31, and a new pro
gram will be announced later.
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Gifty
Coat Sets
339
She'll be picture-pretty and
a snug-as-a-bug in this cute
-wool outfit. The coat is a
V high-fashion number, with
its dozen buttons and vel
vet trim. Warm, too, be
cause rayon lined and in
terlined. Matching leggings
are Kasha lined. Assorted
colors. Sizes 1 to 4.
Poke Bonnet
To Match
Warm
Chenille
Rob
398
es
. . . a warm, bright
House coat of downy,
candlewick. To make
young eyes sparkle and
keep tiny bodies warm,
Closely tufted on firm,
long-wearing cotton fab
ric. Tailored like bigC,'
to the inside tie sash.
Scarlet, blue. Sizes 2 to
6V4.
Blanket Robes
A wise Santa suggests
these warm blanket
cloth robes in a novel
ty O OO
(jooian . . . ... At
100 Wool
Sloppy Joe
Sweaters
298
Give a Warm Gift
SWEATERS
Popular style, the
long boxy cardigan
in bulky knit stitch
100 virgin worsted
wool . . . looks like
expensive hand
made. Soft and dur
able. Grosgrain rib
bon button band.
Jockey red, " blue,
kelly green, , white,
periwinkle. Sizes 34
.to 40. ,
imerica's favorite name
in sweaters "June
O'Day" because it
stands for outstanding
quality and fashion,
.Newest junior editions
have all the fine June
O'Day features and
come in boxy pullover
styles. All wool. Sizes
8 to 16.
100 Wool
Cardigans
An all wool "June
O'Day Jr." in . a long
sleeve, boxy cardigan
style. Beautiful colors.
8 to 16 2-98
JUNE O'DAY
Slipovers
2'8
When you buy a Sears
June O'Day sweater, you
buy exceptional quality at -the
price. Every June
O'Day stands for high
style and enduring satis
faction. Made of 100 vir
gin wool. These boxy
styles ensemble beautiful
ly with suits, skirts and
sportswear. Luscious pas
tels and darker shades,
Sizes 32 to 40.
She Can Always Use
LINGERIE
Printed Rayon
GOWNS
She'll never guess this gown was
so inexpensive. Becomingly styled
in a pretty variety of prints. De
lightfully embroidered or self
trimmed. Choice styles. Sizes 32
to 40.
Lustrous Rayon
SLIPS
Choose this Francine classic slit:
of rich multifilament rayon satin.
Popular tailored four gore style.
Double fabric top, front, back. Tea
rose, white. Sizes 32 to 44.
PANTIES
Better quality panties, made of
rich, rayon crepe and beautifully
detailed. Tearose. . . Medium or
large. Makes a handsome giftl
Ira
... I
49m
Soft, Warm
Flannel Gowns
In this attractive, com
fortable gown you get
"Slumber Queen" quali
ty and superior styling. ,
Double needle seams
throughout ... no raw
edges to pull out. Dain
ty stripes. Sizes 34 to
40.
Extra Sixes....: $1.89
79
Girls' Worm
Pajamas
Mannishly tailored, femi
ninely flattering! In an ex
cellent quality of flannel
ette along with the crisp
lines and clean workman
ship. Snug comfort for
lounging, or sleeping.
"Stripes or solid itrt
colors I lQTf
Esmond
U 1 viX j.H 25 wool for extra warmth and
II " 'a 1 better looks. Acetate rayon bind-
' iM Ci; ni'nL. Klita n i.rhita anJ
uuuu piJJfVj utuc ui . T OIIU
nursery O OA
patterns .............-......
Beacon Cloth
Carriage Suits
Warm one-piece carriage suits in
lovely brushed rayon. M
Infants' size T
All Wool
SHAWLS -
Large size fringed shawls of all wool. 'Sfc
Heavy knit in pink, blue or white, iWrlVl
patterns
Corduroy Robe
Wide wale corduroy in royal blue or
red. Hayon cord belt. t (JO
Sizes 1 to 3 '
mm
mm
All Wool
JWIISWC lV.ij7r Iff,
mm.
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g? Gift Sweaters
Fine knit all wool kiddies' sweaters
in button styles. Assorted QQ
fnnrv Knit nnn pn nrs -
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Beacon Cloth
infants' Robes
Wf o Soft warm blanket cloth in' blue or
(Jj pink nursery patterns. .1 QO
Sizes 1 to 3..
pi
WOOL
SHAWL
3.98
Extra fine
knit wool
with rayon
.'binding.
CRIB
BLANKET
4.49
25 wool,
rayon bind
ing. Solid
colors.
HIGH
CHAIR PAD
1.69
Water repel
lent finish in
pink or blue
nursery
prints. -
COMFY
SLIPPERS
98c
W ash able
nrlnt slinners
make lovely
gifts.,
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