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To the wutn. th armnr- J? J'S-rn iv. -'
Referendum Petition
Filed Against Bill
SALEM. April II) (T) Pre-
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BRITONS NEAR
HAMBURG PORT
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Mothers DT tils y faDa
en Ssaday. MT And
it's not tee toea to b ntaldng
roar cboic at gifts, U joa ax
poet to got what 70a wast. . . .
BscanM, of coarse nieo things
am not so oasy to find tilts
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KUmath Arobmance service 10 5,, j-rjnuMrr arntn
Kiamatb Vaiiey hospitaj. ; to 3 a Tacaacr rjat yasc.
Mr Beaver was reported toj
be quite iU and is receiving Dllrt.- fnr C of C
medical treatment. Her husband Ball OtS TOr t Of V.
is with the Sea bees in the South ; Election in Mail
Pacific. j .'."
Ballots for the cha-nbr- of
commerce election were p'ia-yr
in the mail Wednesday tm
schedule. Polls were open ttas
morning and will remain open
until Tuesday noon. April 24.
Ballots may be rnailnri or
brought in and will be counted
after the polls close Tuesday.
Newly-elected directors will
meet with the present directors
in a joint session Wednesday.
April 25. The new board will
take over the first meeting in
Slay.
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:I SHAftYH MOrTETT -f, TODAY
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!jj 1 ESMOND O'COHHQII cabauer fUH' hst...Mo fORtovs?
A 1 1 1 ! I! r rf 1 1 starts Yrx tfTlT
MATWEE DAILY OPEN 1:30 - 6:45 J',' I jf
: fSptS VyHEN THEY TALK... ; .( XWrT I
' WHEN THEY KISS. 7 1 rfA' - tv
! W MARY ASTOR V ffT I VSyArk
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( PROUDLY WE SERVE , ' RobjS
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T took an actual demonstra
tion to prove to me that the
candlettes at Currin's are
vastly superior to ordinary
incenses. . . . And If I can t
convince you here, you can
have a demonstration, too.
These candlettes are called
"Burning Perfumed Sticks" and
not incense, because they are
HiffTnt ' I h a Mlwtn f roVi ntnr
LOTS of mothers, I think, pm Redwood, Desert Flow
would like something that ers or Orange Blossom is corn
is very new in style. . . . pietely unlike any of the heavy
Even though the style Is a incenses you have s m e 1 1 e d
revival of one that some burning.
mothers may remember Candlettes come in utility
from away back. . . . The packages for yourself or in gift
choker. packages. . . . With holders for
A new shipment of pearl the "Burning Perfumed Sticks."
chokers has arrived at The Art And the packages range from
and Gift Shop. . ." . One type of 50 cents to $1.00, plus tax.
2 or 3 strands of ' pearls on At Currin's. : . . On the cor
black grosgrain ribbon thai ties ner of Main and Ninth,
in back. . . . And another that ...
u pearls ail around U or i
strands) with a sterling silver
clasp. . . . Prices are up. to
s.25, including tax..
There are pearl earrings to
match, too. . . . Screw-on ones
priced from 11.50 on up. . .. ;
And also darling little pearl
earrings for pierced earlobes.
Incidentally, The Art and
' OUt Shop has a really astonish
ing selection of "pierced" ear
rir.gs. Also for Mother's Day are
the handmade handkerchief. . . .
Madeira and Swiss. . ... In
white and colors.
And I mustn't forget to men
tion the Mother's Day cards.
Ijousi Stoke
s
OMETHING interesting has
nappenea to purses this
year. , , . Have you no
ticed? . . . They are small
er than last year, on the
whole, but the materials
are better and the details and
workmanship of better quality.
Prices are virtually the same.
. . . But you can see why if you
take a careful look at the new
purses. . , , They are better and
of course they will stand up
longer.
bo. . . , since a purse, or
Priced up' to $1.00. . . , Which handbag, or whatever you want
you'll be wise to look through to call it, m a k e s a perfect
right now If the card situation Mother's Day gift, here's a lit
is going to be anything like last tie information on the ones at
year. Your Store.
xne Art ana cm snap is at mere you'll find a
519 Main street.
wide se
lection of corde, faille and
leather bags In the new styles
and new shades. . . . Including
the always-good black and
navy.
Vnt.r Crt-A t.A. i.aM ; n
THE most practical play- kinds of underarm and handled
c othes I ve seen yet ar- styles. . , . Some with zippers,
rived at Whytal'g this . , . in tailored and dress-up
week. . , . You could start designs
wearing one of the outfits Prices range from $3.58 to
right now, with the skirt $25.80, tax included,
of course, and get lots of com- At Your Store, 721 Main
pllments on your bee-ootiful street,
new dress.
These new playclothes are of
oft Jersey. ... A white back
ground, with yellow and grey,
ur oiue ana orown print. ,
Willamette to Reach
Peak in Mid-June
PORTLAND, April 19 UP)
The Willamette river will reach
a peak of 13.5 feet about June
13. the weather bureau said to
day. The bureau estimated that the
Columbia will attain only 70 per
cent of its flow this year, the
peak coming June 12.
i-X3 t:nti inms
TMr?a -fee Tmt-fwr la -XC
: Okinawa, m-nnny-mr, :tir jt-sii
Jap resiRBius jnTiiTXtror. ac
' practical? xne ercrs- run jatv
rison as rTrnTvmr -ii. air
southern ptrt oS it .inum.
where heavy rmf a scil ax
progress wita xo mfcy-in". cnintfit
in the liacs.
THE Tc-tro tii a irjrcmt
grand war ta tbe EyiiTta
I It arfooeoces trorr iras umar
! March 23 Jap "h7 na' iaui
j cidei fliers baxe cr canr-
iaged 393 rf our wrjfa?. arcitai-
ing 21 aircraft carriers. I ias-
ATTENTION
Grade School
and
Junior High Student
You May Attend
Any Klamath Theatre of Your
Choice, Saturday,
April 21st, 12 noon-5 p. m.
FREE
Bring 10 Pounds of Clothing
for the United National Clothing Campaign
to the theatre you wish to
attend and you will be
admitted FREE.
The playsuit has a tailored top
ana tne pants button down the
side , ; . The skirt has shirring
In front and gores in back. . . ,
And can ba worn as a cape, if
you foel in the mood,
It's an outfit that can be
worn downtown as a dress, in
cool comfort. . . , Until you're
ready to do something about
the skirt.
Price . . , $22.50. . , . And
the sizes are 12 to 20,
At Whytal's. , . . Ninth and
Main streets.
rr
Gal-Qle
tE HAD dinner at Cal-Ore
lust Sunday night. . , ,
Which, by the way, is a
swell time to have din.
ner down there. , . , And
the man in my life
made a remark that I think is
most pertlnont.
Ho said; "Why don't they
nave any entertainment to ap
peal to the men? The masculine
singers thrill the girls, but the
men customers need a feminine
singer to put more oomph In
the evening."
And If he'd been able to find
Harold Bovan, I'm sure , he
would have put the Question
Officially, -
Anyway,: it' - legitimate
question, , . . A logical conclu
sion, too. , . , And maybe other
men at Cal-Ore would second
this suggestion.
Not being a Wan, I fee) it's
all okey, myself!
ARCELON'S will do spe
cial Mftthfr'ft Tiav attt
I wrapping. ... An item
I that shouldn't be over-
VR looked these days when
pretty paper and ribbon
are so hard to find.
Incidentally, Mrs. Bell men
tioned that lots of people have
been sending off their Mother's
Day gifts this week. . . , And a
very good idea, if the Mother
lives very far away. , . . It's
better to have the gift get there
several days before May 13th
than just one day late.
Anyway, here are some
Mother's Day gifts from Gar
celon's: Handkerchiefs In special
Mother's Day folders. ... In
expensive hankies and lovely
linen and lace ones.
Mother's Dav cards from K
cents up to $1.00. . . , The lat
ter are large ones In folders for
mailing.
An amazing assortment of
figurines, low bowls for flower
arrangements, ana vases of all
sizes, shapes and colors.
A new shipment of Princeton
China vases came In this week,
too. . . , Really lovely ones . , .
some htindpaintcd. . . . With
lrlm;.V.' ' "Priced from
$4.25 to $11.95. .
And of course, Garcelon's has
a good assortment nf rilnnof.
ware sets. . , . Various kinds
and prices. . , . Tn services for
4, 6 and 8 persons.
Any of which would make
awiuuy nice Mower's Day gifts,
At Garcelon's. ... 407 Main
streei ,
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in m:mim Ml ml (! ;
BOX OFFICE
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