Herald and news., April 26, 1945, Image 6

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SIX HE HALO AMD EW
Malin
A.S Pnl McMSer- n
Ur and Mrs. K-Ci-:ey.
riU leave Aprf 16 rep
oek for 3aty wah w l'-n-vr
titer s-pKwfcBS fcr-
rith k j-nswr-. friaiakreca.
Mr. nn 3rs- Chs.-:- SU-xs.
A TTiiJe iaiae.
Its. XcC&jej" vtt lis Sr-n-jstN-
tha by J":f,Ji0
Kto ta far.-ar, FFC.C
enot KtiM. l
V--- Tnrt sa 3 s rata ns
ifaa- iw-rx a tie s-rrw -Doce
frn sijrw years. 5 lass k2
tsssiiax ia sfw-sI of 1 :-'
h?;-Jc to tS fiy ise
not iea sarissi a' res"
of Ba ari -.- Pactcs.
been visUti sea ia 5os
Mrs. Lestw Lap---r. AsfcJtsi
was a rMCt vist-w t sJSr
d Vr ai Mr. rvitrrts.
Jir. ad Mrs. Vera WiiKi.
lrs. Jesr Wiual. imaas
'cc-ro far Act si is kmc.
ibtre m-;-Js i-w frtiiiStfiWTSs..
i 5t I-)! Kts. OCemt KJCWk
inem-V i-rvwi irons Ei-iJ-tf
rv- tr Jii'-a -M-s-ucsfs crc
ce" is-irar J" jiT-Mir tJfjnwwt
rewro.-c iaii ar a -ruc ;issc
nt Ct ic:-s-i -n-nmiuf
aai ir-esSs r -rces-mc
jr-ee; tS wa ptsaac -uu. Its
i lbs iLT.3 f- -.-"-:
I Ess AaMixa ad Mrs. Hi
!cf2al huraxwu reainf.
1 Jfrs. Gorg S.-nI5y prwnl-
I Mrs. J.Vw Cro of the Sh
Srs.-.rnr3 r st-n,i J ir
c-'ost .ii i! air!5 to Mr. a
jbs. C Crc-i rss rbv
A?s-i. --!Ss:ir.j in the Cr-X-cr.
Mr.. r Mrs.
5.Ar Mr. aa Mrs. Djdc
Vcv Mr. m Mrs. Jess wr.il-
r5 Ka;sj- Kcar rcrjdjf f?ub
TMC - Xvt t-i Mrs. J. Pf rry
gujiy Asrt IT irilh ttree ttrO
ittjSiy. Hiii sce wect Mrs.
' v- v-t-'t- VjcMrin a the
i.feiat Mrs. Gertraa
i sec- Metiers preset w M!v.
( p G. Wilscm. Mrs. C?.-. h&ra-
'mtT ji'b. Mrs. A.. M.
Thoas, Mrs. Lser Schreiner.
'Mrs. W. C. Dlton, Mrs. A. K.
i Street. Mrs. Frnk Victonne
w guest.
Mrs. Hwl Foter. j-orthy
trind matron of- the OES. paia
her offJCJl vi to the Mlm
Id-pter oa April IS. The busi
inenmMtins follou-ed a poUuck
isaorier t which members na
IVS from K:nth Fslls. Mer
, nJl nd Mslin were present,
i The Helping Hand society met
Jrecwitiy at the home of Mrs.
i Jess Lindsay with Mrs. John Mo
iCalJty is hostess. Mrs. tart Mc
iVev wi'.l entertain Maj- 16 and
.'members are asked to bring
handkerchiefs to be sent to Mrs.
Ono Shvilu. former member
I who has mo-ed to Santa Ana. A
j focJ sale is p!nned for AprU 23
I at Kaiina's store.
oeed. ad-ertise for a used one
id lh dassuieo.
mm
mi
Scvt!
Gore en
Sdt
22c
Pfe'sd 69c
Garden
Ho
Reduced!
It's lbs best boy In town!
Packs are so big Tfw'd ex
pest to pay 10e apiece!
MotKm hibulm teA, wMi hondle
on enm sjd, knob on ortwr. For
acrMfi or storm door. Zinc finish.
107
Sodcari, thank and bad or one
piece of forgad iteoll 52-in. aih
handle i t ; o'i-ln. blade.
Sole!
Tire Tub
Patch KB
Langeii Valley
rnuif Mimic. Jan and
Tom. spent Sunday with the
Jerry Mcvarue umuf.
Mrs. Oma Penner and chll-
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. waiKins ana
brother Vernon, homo on fur-
loush from aibskh.
Mrs. Ruby Brown spent Wed
nesday with Cora Lcavltt and
l4MrV'and Mrs. Charlie Walker
and sons spent Sunday with the
Clav Walkers. , .. ,,
Earl Kent of Klamath Falls
spent Sunday with the Bill Bur-
"'mt and Mrs. Laurence Gor
athry of Merrill visited on Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Embry and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Monroe
and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and
Mark, Mrs. Harry Frailer, Mrs.
Mary Smith, and Mrs. Mary
Solel
Wards Bed
Spark Plug
,...n ware sunany visitors
at the Lcs LeavlU home.
The Lannoll Valley wonio...
club will meet at tha home of
Mrs. Wesley Dearborn on Apt
26th. Mrs. Mary Dearborn will
be co-hostess. Everyone Is m-
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Horsley on tlu-ir new
daughter, born Apr 18. SI o
has been named Martha Doreen.
Mrs. Albert Dt-arborn and
-.. . i ii.l.i, .,1 iittltH X" 11
,-iiaruyn anu i" iv i,
day from several wueks vl sit
w th relatives lino irwn
i-..iif Mr. Mary
Dearborn returned to h-r home
at Uonniua alter spenuuiK -
ernl weeks with her son Albert
and grandson Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Thomas of
Portland bio bclntf congnitulalod
on their son, born late In March.
He is tho grandson of Rev. and
i u TitnnMn tt RnrK-
oic.v, former Klamath Falls and
Lanucll Valley resiuenis.
Mrs. LOU ISO Mmore gyvm t
16'
36'
tzi I H,h
-56
aav witn mrs. wary L'?v' A I
""LTralno Martin and Mrs. Ar
lUs Render of Klaroalh Falls
Jpe'nt Thursday evening with
thotr parents. Mr. and Mrs.
'Lloyd Martin.
Mrs. Anna Carls ot Gerber
Dam is spending a fnw day.
with Mrs. Claude Murray.
Mrs Johnnlo Campboll, Mrs.
Louis Randall and Evelyn Camp
bell visited Mrs. Lester LeavlU
on Saturday afternoon.
Walter Smith Jr.. Is homo on
ihort leave from his navy buo
at S, n DIcko, Calif. Ho just re
contly recovered from a severe
attaek of pneumonia.
Mrs. Ruby Brown spoilt Tuos
By with Cora Lenvlll and fam
ily; Afternoon visitors were Mrs.
Mary Loldy and Mrs. Lloyd
Mis. Ruth Martin was an over
night guest of her daughter Lor
ralno In Klnmnth Fulls on Frl-
ctoy
Mrs. Mary Smith spent tho
....i,.,nH nt nminnza with Mrs.
Cotton Yarn
13-og. Wet
Mop Head
52c
mary tiearnorn.
Mrs Barney rirnw, ...
Bin rails npttnt u,. M
with her parent , ffi 4rJ
Howrle. " ,ni bt,
mrs. I'am Mourn. . I
Mike Dearl.or , ,dOC ' J
uv iri ...en. i 'm 0n 31
and TainTi;. - lffl
Mrs. John Mcpn i. ,
Klamnlh Pun. u." I U li
with pneumonia P vi)J
Michigan boughTT?
number of hunting Z.S
Ing tho last year. wh
Mlci;i,m auo Mi
est number of (l,inil f
" -imiana lourth.
Becauso IheylhNpJ
dove oped sense of jam "tl
when they need , JSj)
not have to romsmi,r 2J
their nuts are hldde.-! H
Sturdy
for Boby i
ndjd75ci.in.iiolriol ;;; 7
potchM end 48.K-.-ln. n,bbw
itrtn. 2 tub cement
Rtgulaity 4 5c I Save gat ; ; ; gel
a t! today. Knlfodgo eUcfrode
ti i leakprool copper gatXel.
Solel For oH Alemlte, Zark tyttam
choutl bearing-. Wale-proof.
Fineit quolllyl
Makes mopping eoiler, cleanerl
thick, obiorbenl -pf "HOB
yarn, with well-wed topi.
IB
Sturdy hardwood coxii-titti
natural Anlih. Rolled Amp-,
lecti baby from droltil
.,1, - i I, -''.w Yf-T f 4
j .sxsimi ' ' ' , '
'i f4j '"'
Ttiunu.BFMTHT5ARE STYLE MEHS COMFORT IN RAYON CREPE SUPS WITH
1 .07
SAT TIES etJOHTCN VP
au. or you sjrrs , , :
1.00
nyoa p-)pIr-5, foifcrtii, Mb.
CtkxM mr tqarto,
fktxk, X& toad Wry ao)
dooae temsfl
tfSCi SANFORIZED
MATCHES OUTFITS
5.89
ftt la wtear on fte fb aed oxr?
HA tr'-ft c dres cc-Bar. H-xxter
twt, Js5 art tro-aert.
THE NEW KENT HATS ARE
SMART, UOHTWDGHT
5.00
Supple far felti, in itytej tb-rt
4mt ctx-rfortabl fit os wefl as
dafingry. appesrance In
rnodris end colors to pleat,
entry c-ctn! teste.
STYLE MEETS COMFORT IN
FAMOUS FOOTHEALTHS-
3.49
tor
Wft.
BeautifuDy dettgned to male,
your feel look trim and imoIL
Yet so comfortablel They're
ebony-block kid osfords with
oft, ok ouhjoned troole.
RAYON CREPE SLIPS WITH
Mil lin TBIUUIlia
Certainly they're beoutifull The rayon crepe Is xnooth and soft, the
lace trimming delicate and expensive looking. And of courje,
there flnlihed with fineuel The warns ore neat, the h.ms well
stitched. But, Quality l more thon meet the eye. Yo, the mony,
many little details of careful designing and expert tailoring are
what really make theie slips superior! 32-44.
28.95
DISTINCTIVE SUITS
IXPIRTIY TAILORED
Word. Rr.nt ttvled sutti are right anywhere onytlmel lhykfi(
a feeling of quiet auurance, eaiy comfort and a look ol quc9)
That's beeouie they're correctly tailored for eomfortobtl (
nr. mnAm of 100 all vlraln wool wonted fabrics fobrtorehl
for their endurance The new Brenli ore available In 9nW
chalk strlpei and rich full ton I945'i BEST patfimil
RIB-TO-TOE ANKLET
IN STURDY COTTON
Pair
20c
Practical! Smart looking) In
mooth, mercerized cotton that
wean end launders well. Snug
fitting, turn-over cuff. Seamleu
foot for comfort 7 to 10.
-3 vm
WARDS STURDY SEMI-i
STEP-IN G'RDLE
6.98
It's flrmly boned In front to sup
port and flatten the abdomen.
Baitk tide paneli and back gore
make garment flexible end com
fortable. 26-34.
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BEAUTIFUL COnON
PRINT TABLE CLOTHS
1.39
They'll bring color and
charm to your kitchen or
dining nook. Assorted pat
terns on durable cotton
that wears and launders
well. Beady for use. 36 by
49 JVinchos,
v j
WOMEN'S PASTEL
"DUTCHIE" SLIPPERS
HENRHHHRfl 1 It 1
82.88
1.69
Dainty ai can be! Of rayon In
toft pastel shades of coral or
blue. Controlling trim. Padded
. sole, comfortable quilted In
soles. Not ratlonedl
VIES
COLORFUL CALIFORNIA
3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE
Early California styling to bring charm Into you' home . ; : solid
Western cabinet wood construction for years of dependable serv
ice. Bed and generous size 5 drawer Chest and Vanity, large
Plate glass mirror, accent of antique red drawer pulls See if!
Vanity Bench 6.38 Night Stand 9.48
Only 20 Down! AlonlWy Payment Plant
COMFORT STYLED 2-PIECE nMK
........ USIIUl I
v.... .l- I.-., it - in. i.ee.lMnj'H
nwia ino anrutiivv, wmiafiauiv mw " urn
suite : : . note Us low Ward price! Sturdy hardwood .'rom,rl
spring construction ond double dowelled Joints, giuoa
blocked for greatest strength. Wood knuckles on orm v
point of greatest wear. Attractive, durable covering!
Only 20 Dowil Monthly Poymenl P"l
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MEN'S KNI1 SHIRTS
COOL, STRETCHY 1.00
Keep cool and neat during the
hottest weather. Abiorbent cot
Ion In a poroui, open knit.
BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS WITH
GAY STRIPES 79e
Right for summer action cool
cotton knit stretches with body
movement. Assorted colon.
MENI SHOP CAPS FOR
HEAD PROTECTIONI 29e
Sturdycottoncapi guard yourhalr
against dirt, grease, paint stalm.
Wide stitched visor shades eves.
HUSKY HOMESTEADER
WORK SHIRTS 1.06
Firmly woven chambray or cotton
covert, cut full for comfortable fit,
strongly sewn and SANFORIZED!
STURDY COTTON POPLIN
BRASSIERE 59c
For good support and separa
tion. Adjustable shoulder slrapi
and backclosing. Full cup, 34-40.
BROWN'N'WHITE SADDLE
OXFORDS 2.69
A wonderful buy at this
, low. Ward pricel Durable
leather. Strong composi
tion solos. Children's sizes.
SWEET AS SUGAk AND
OH SO PRETTY 2,98
Have you ever seen a pret
tier blouse? White cotton
with embroidery
32-40.
trim.
USE YOUR CREDIT . . .
Ask about our convenient monthly terms.
Any $10 purchase will open an account.
Wm,n M mi t i J,., r- "' ..-mim.-ii-riiKM,.,n.-TW n ft-.
MANY ATMS B VAtU"'
Shop In our Catalog Department 1
.. . .. i . ... .... .(art V'1
onas of items noi in o ,
'Fori Klamath
I . iTnm DvchO
lr' 'a to tho BIB toko.
I moved to to o
Eli .' niche l employed
r Mr. ami Mrs.
-on,d, 2 "hove moved Into
iKo here, and
oych Jl my. i- tyin
I"".,"0?,' vli u attending
L it Clillo-i"1"' ,, ,
t -snlurilav. while, work ng
In ?' 'u ii o woods for the
fill lll,d, , ,' u him In lh
lo ana
I .....ii
I -A Mrs vviliniin v-.
fier" pent th weekend In
. Blvor valley. ,w''"
Jlifnd called on Mrs. Theo-
So liiivo l.o'H heen hos
Ld there for the post two
.Mrs. Nleliol.-on was able
'JheJP't''- ay"rHl
day ago, and littlo Patsy la
now nut of rtimunr rr,tir....iw
an emergency apnondectomy
which alio underwent last week,
aunnugn sno win do confined
to the hospital for some time
yot. Lou Kllen Nicholson,
dtniKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
doro Nicholson, Is staying here
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Slsemoro ond daughter
JoAnn during her parents7 ah
sotice, and attending school in
Chiloquln,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ord Prltchott
returned from Rogue River
Ore., Wednesday, after a stay
of two weeks. They wero called
to Rogue River by tho critical
Illness nnd subsequent death of
Prltohott'a father, who passed
away Sunday following a
lengthy illness.
Mrs. R. 8. Ballon returned
Tuesday evening from Grants
Pass, whuro alio undorwent an
operation for removal of a too.
Klin WIIH n.'rritYirifinlAl In
. - ..., .V. MIIV1
from Grants Pass by her nloco,
Mrs. Carson Chaso and sons
Sloven and Carson of Bly, Ore.
who returned to their homo in
Bly, Wearily. Mrs. Ballon
is getting along fine, although
still not able to bo walking.
i .Mr' J".ck, Ruc Bnf- children
left or their home In Portland
this week after visiting hero for
some time al tho home of her
w'imer"' Mr' and Mr"' Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Haw
kins ond small son have return
ed to fort Klamath from Hollls
ler, Calif., whore they spent
tho winter months,
Mr. and Mr. Kv,,nU n.
went to Eugono Wednesday,
c?1Lcfl by lh(J "cw of llo death
of Allen Denton, younger broth
er of Frank and Georun n-m.
ton Of Wirt VCIi.ry.ulh IT. I
, ........ 1 UIIE1UI
ServleAM Wnr-n linlfl In H....
On I hlirHlriV lillAnnnnn M.. .1.
tolls have us yet been' received
here an to lh ..ni.un ne ri.nni.
sudden death.
Mrs. William Bell ond daugh-
ipl rhA.lfl A mm M..,. ..I.....J
- . 1 . 1 ,av id.u.iisu
to Klamath Falls. Mrs. Bell has
been employed by Mrs. Carl
Wilson at Wilson s 'camp dur-
- . . ..... . a wii.atEwiiM
from a recent major operation.
mm in ine fiaugnior-iniaw 01
Mm. Krerl Knmhriin IPftl
Klamuth.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller
have returned for the season
frfim Vl.lfl"-l lilhnm. inA.r .n.nl
the winter months. Miller is a
well-known local stockman.-
1VTr uA tTA TJ C T-.I
biiw ....n, -.1. a, Xl A.'ll
are expected back soon from
southern California, where they
have been vacationing for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Briscoe,
former Fort Klamath residents
nniu liwlnr. ui UllllurM(.An 131. .AH
entertained Wednesday evening
wmi a comDinco tarewcii ana
hlrthlnv nuHt, In n lu.l.
Uon Albert and their grandson,
rnynB, wnosc oumaay anniver
saries both fall on Thursday,
April 10. Albert will leave
April 24 to be Inducted into
tho armed forces, and about 20
iriends gathored to wish him
goouoye ana gooa-iuck. Refresh
ments were served at the close
nt ttlA r.ntnfihln mriinlnii .wl
Included two large decorated
uirinuuy caacs. Among tne
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
RiNhnr- M.r nnrl Mr. W 1TD
cock and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
uricco, an of Fort Klamath,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ferguson,
formerly of Fort Klamath and
nriU rif Phllnnllln In arlrlitlnM In
several others from Williamson
River and vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Slokum rccolved
a broken elhnw In a rint fall
at tho home of her brother,
wiuiam LamDeri, and the arm
was placed in a cast. Mrs.
rhftrlpl Mnnh nlcr. ...aIo-m an
injured right arm when she
fell several days ago at her
home here. While painful, her
injuries are not serious.
Classified Aas bring Result I
Merrill
Mrs. W. F. Jlnnette will
leave Saturday for Portland
Whfrp Ahn will nla. G Vln.
cent's hospital for major surg
ery on April 23. She will be ac
companied by her daughter,
Mr.. Frank Morrill CnrttaiHa
who will remain with her moth
er xor several days. Mrs. Jin
nelte plans to be north a month
find Will h lin.ap tiara rxt
Dr. Hand of Portland.
Myrtle Crystal, Susan William--
MnH .Innni. Unim ...ara
initi&tfH hv thn Morrill n.n.lroh
lodge at the April 16 meeting
una pians lor me May 7 meeting
were made. Two programs will
be nresenter) f.h.f nio-ht oma lr.
celebrate the anniversary of
IOOF with M. A. Bowman as
chairman and the second to be
an amateur nlvhf: rimo-mm hi.
rected by Mrs. Hazel Dalton.
Jack Roberts, formerly of
Tulelake ond Merrill, graduate
of the Merrill high school and
Thursday, April 28, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
quarterback on the Husky foot
ball team has returned to Mer
rill after an absence of some
iime ana is now employed as a
ioiuur uy jay racuonaia.
Wnmon r.t fVta Arnna HffAl11
......... ... kllL, IVlGlllU
chapter No. 18 met April 17
wmi uuns wineDarger, senior
regent in the chair.
ftprfruria. r-tarlr ... lnlll...J
- ...... w.a .llluniCU
in nonor ot tne homemaking
committee's chapter night pro-
Sram anrl it. U0 nnn-nnna' t.al
the local chapter has joined as
on organization the Klamath
uuuuiy neuiin association.
K In n r! I n n rorMmtl.an rnHni
are due at the next mooting and
members are urged to contribute
elnthinD tnr Ihn n.llnnal aln.Utn
a ...u i.a.iuiia, .v.lllllj
drive, garments to be left at the
salvage depot at the Merrill
garage.
An -y.-tlll,)!. mealln. ...Ill L.
.... wnwu.,.. itc,,ll Will UC
held Aprjl 26 at tho home of
Dovie Reeder with a stork show
er planned for Mrs. Mary Lou
Nine. Hostesses for the shower
will be Mrs. Veronica McNeil,
Mrs. Margaret Fields and Mrs.
Doris Winebarger.
Members are asked to bring
gifts to the next meeting for the
shower planned for Mrs. Willa
Miller, whleh h--nn.. n4 nina..
, .. . .... u. uun-o
was postponed. ,
Sister Rosetta of Baker, sister
Of MM. Finn ffl.hm.n anJ T.
WU,..,,,.,, ,iU lll
Barrv. Mnrr II uhn ...iiu ct....
- ,7 ' " " " rv,.i, dialer
Presentina, also of Baker, was
iit-ie on Dusiness relative to con
fraternity rt ncCOS nf fltA In..!
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Ln inn lie rhitrrh utm-o -n.n.i. -m
Mrs. Cashman during their atay
4ia 4TlC(iJll.
Traditional
Cocktail
Tablt
14"
SEon Fhyt. 'r"l tof'to
,rfhomWplWlnulorMahog.
,yVnn and hardwood.
Gal ha hpAn fnunn In Ua H..
cleanest fuel, with oil second.
Oil, formerly thought to be as .
Clean ail -. haa lr. aoma In.
stances been found to be contam
inated witn cnemlcals which
form a slag deposit on the heafc.
ing surface.
24-Inch
Circle
Mirror
4'f
A quick beauty treatment for
your room! Plain Venetian style
of true-refUctlng.riol. Clatil
Figured
Cotton
Pllt Rugs
Soft, velvetyl Fringe trlml Hond
m. enough to uie In any rooml
Woihabl.l 22"s43" size. Seel
398 g
Plostlt
Seam
Binding
I-C
9 ft.
Fatten the seami of your linoleum
or .nameled floor covering to
gether! Eaiy to Initalll
H' worn
mWi . 597
Priced lowl Buy for oil your rugi
to moke th.m w.ar longer, feel
Slicker, and softerl 9"x 1 2' tl.
Handsomo
Shower '
Curtains '
459
Sle.k cooled rayon toffela In
lovely solid eolorsl Motchlna ruf
fled window eurtair, , 4.29
Ills s""
High Chair'
iO. 975
Wide spread legs prevent Hp
ping . . sturdy hardwood finished
Maple or Wax Birch.
ON All advertised merchandise.
Wards .ndedvors to have on
hand sufficient stock to fill a nor
mol demand. Some Items mod.
scarce by the war are quick sell
outs. In order that our supply of
such Items may bring the greatest
good to the greatest number of
people, we urge all customers
to buy only what they need.
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2.98
VfARDS GOOD LOOKING
WHITI HANDBAGS
m'n lops for wear n tops for good looks j j j whether you
feois one In rich looking simulated alligator, or on In a soft,
Wobls calf groin. You'll approve of the smart, up-to-the-minute
ly.ii, Ihs sturdy conslrueflon and xpert workmonshlp tha! means
Ipsrlor wear. And, you'll appreclats knowing thot they cleon
oiliy-by msroly wiping them w!lh a damp doth.
44.88
ZEPHYR ROCKER . . HAS
GENTLE, GLIDING MOTION
Smoothest rocking you'll find! This chair gently glides back and
forth on track platform. You'll get comfort galore in its new rocking
mechanism, at well as Its spring filled sea! and backl An attractive
piece of furniture, too wlth good-looking, durable covering!
Walnut or Mahogany finished hardwood knuckle arms!
OnW 20 Down! Monthly Paymmnt Plant
uu unit fay . " L-v
WUSEWW-.
h'..r--r ) :-. j.- j; ' im..v'-k-w, : . - ,, n
JuffimiPH SUPER s!'
r""""" 1 '' " 11 11,111 '"''i'fi''';'a?Bi.-------i
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P'i l ift 'iVi-tii'it'ij IMM-ti
TABLES IN THE
MODERN STYLE
""11.45
Neat lines cnof quality workman
ship fo bring you a real buy in
tables, lustrous Walnut veneers
combined with hardwood for jfur
dinesj. Measures 12x23x23 in.
Lamp Table, 18x18x26"
11.45
LIGHTWEIGHT
CARRIAGE
sxr 19.95
Pradkall It converts easily to
stroller as child grows! Comfort
able With Duchess type springs
for smooth riding! Steel frame . . :
artificial leather body. Folds com
pactly for storing! See It! '
BIG RAG
RUG VALUE!
1.79
UNER MADE! SUPER 9 1E
'OVID BEST BY TEST!
fPerHal taboralory tests with tha lop grades of 6 famous house
p SUPER proved It hdei be.r;.aoes ferlfier; and aid onosr.
f Point Is the smallest pqrt of tha cost of any house-point iob; .
b"t and longest-lasting pain! In the long run costs leastl Give
lh best protection money eon buyl
Single Gallons 3.45
NEW ROOMS FROM WASTE
SPACE WITH GYPSUM! J2
Build permanent rooms from wasted attic or basement space with
Wards Gypsum wallboardl It's fireproof ; . ; and easy to handle,
for i! saws ond holds nails Ilk. lumber. Apply over studs in new work
or eld cracked plaster walls In remodeling. The gypsum panels are
covered with smooth, strong multl-pfy paper layers that can be
aolnted or oooered. Boards will -0t warp or crack. Square-edge.
MtN'S SWIAtJ
FABRIC h
Smooth fitting, cJ
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., button trim. Ht'
p tes?M .. wmn
Vr HEXAGON SHINGLI - HiV. ' ,.
9 Xm .. XZHT2:
AfW Bui,Mo ,al,,h rou8h weathel .. 8 Wv
Jtef ' 'M ' ' nd r",a,n ,hat briflM' Sfrftf'ZIA
0 m newappearancel Ceramic Gran- "SyfSfl- 'l
( ( , surface on a tough, arhaltsatu- ivJ- "m1"'
f"-1 iif'-Ji-iil'i.J rateo felt bate. Buy nowl . L.iW.iM-l!!fe?MB4iJ.
fauflHI-W
' VITREOUS CHINA
LAVATORY REDUCED!
9.30
Save dollars by buying this
'gleaming white china lavatory in
this salel Acid and statnproofl
New modem design! Concealed'
overflow! Built-in soap dishes!
Easy la keep clean!
Colorful cotton rags ; ; ; won't show
soil easily! Well made to stand
dozens of washings! Reversible for
extra wear! 24"x48" sire. Ideal
for bedrooms, baths, hallwayil ,
CRISP ORGANDY
PRISCILLAS . . .
4.98
pr.
Fine quality with "permanent"
finish . ; . will stay fresh and crisp
even after a dozen washings!
Neatly finished . ; . and edged in
wide, frothy ruffles! Generous
size! White. See atWardsl
PRACTICAL, KNIT RAYON
RIEFS 49e
Full cut for comfort. In good look
ing, long wearing knit rayon.
Extra Sizes 5e
COTTON OVERALLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS 1.30
Site. 2 tb 4. In sanforised cotton
that vioriH shrink over 1 . Copm
biu. and tan.
roloutoureu.Mia-. l
'"V lift ifiwniniy ivrmii
V 0 purchase will open an account.
(aiD(as
1 1 ' i
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6.18
SALE! WARDS GUARANTEED
"KWIK START" BATTERY
Save nowl 100 ampere-hour capacity no other popular-car bat
tery has more! 45 heavy duty plafesl 1 8-month guaranteel
Sale! "Winter King" . . . wood-glass insulation for long
life; 45 heavy duty plates; 100 amp. hr.; 2-year guar
antee 7.38
Sale! "Winter King" long-type; 51- heavy plates; 110
amp. hr. capacity; 2-year guarantee 9.88 ex.
SYNTHETIC RUBBER
GARDEN HOSE
25eef
Ocfogon Shop -
2.89
2layersofsynthetIcand reclaimed
vbber, overlaying a seamless
braided cotton cord fabric, make
this a strong serviceable hose.
Withstands more than ordinary
city water pressure. ,
SALE! 100 PURE
PENNSYLVANIA OIL
fo your coflfoiiMr
pift Ftd. lour
15'
Qt.
Wards Supreme Quality i i : no
finer oil at ANY price! Long-lasting
. i I free-flowing . ; triple
filtered! Good reasons for buying
NOW, at this low sale price. For
can, trucks, tractors.
BOYS' SMART SLACKS IM
STURDY FABRICS 4.98
Durable blended worsted fab
ricscavalry twills and gabar-
take rough weorl
STRIPED COTTON KNIT
SHIRTS 59(
Sizes 1 to 4. Soft, firmly knit
cotton that's as good looking as
It Is easy lo keep.
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MANY OTHER VALUES... I
Shop in our Catalog Department far thou- I
sands of items not In our store stocks. I
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