m
Manilla
Uop& and Shop
Sunday is rather's big Day
:.' J,d!,.t 5"'ni and The
Art nd Gift 8hn tv.i. i. ,
OU are looking for cur- found umi things man would
. vnu'n rjeuor auan riKiu ot. 10 nav. a van m
Wn to Moo's downstairs: in. kind h. admires but seldom
or , , tsecuuso vuruiius, uyi ior mmi.lt , , youmi
you unaoumeuiy nnuw, ui aeiaus tomiwhit. bs
ithom you s e I n o m kuiiio
quality """ . .
Moo's tho now shipmont of
Ins includos panels and
iin. of rayon mnrciulsutlo
And kitchen curtains of or-
CARGO
IP
BURNED
T
uufi
let me
toll
you about
prlsclllas and panels aro
HEN I was In Long's yes
terday, Madge Long was
arranging display of
new blouses, Just un-
Pu . 7? She told me
hlto, with the new shadow for these since lost November
C m florals and dots . . , . . You'll probably recognize
y Dcnuiuui . . ma numa on me lancl , . , Vera
(or the panela . . . And a de Give . . . (Give is pro-
' rantfA OI 91. UO SU u nniincnn kn "rrnt T
inr ins ruuicu bijim. bsk ma wnvi.
L nrmndv kitchen curtains Rut
--, ji i ... -- 7 "- xiyuava . . .
colored jiori tjoRii hu i m going to rove about them
wfully pretty . . . They re for a minute , . , Because they
P. r r ,... !,re amo"8 tho loveliest blouses
j, before I forget, I must I've seen.
Hnn tie organay rumen. Thnv'rn nt ni,i,.,ii,. i.m.
So,n curtains at $4.98. which doesn't get that
moos ."" ""' which iook in the heat .
Classic tailored stylo . , . Shirt
y j, necKiine ... And perfect with
Vivyi J J si J J ni on u separately wiin a
L-nu are In the market for 4,.A,ni"lc? comon ""ch beau-
r Invi tar ehlldrim. c . . pinK
!'""" -"r. ' . .7 . 7 . . . nollD . . . nnri n hlnrlt
fcsw Slalionory ii.no p.ace 0nc . .. t 7-r".
Eked almost Ilk. Christ-
I toy I enjoyed the most. 'TheAunT r. h n .
TcfiS.'. Covert": " St"b?"d. ' ...A"d.
I " ...uu UvU n mnnum """"""H ITUIH IMC DIOUSC 11-
b..-c fe:t.-Io.-a,od
E1;, . 1.m.i. n? h thlnk You don't hove to
&'nyi"ft tenches chUdren thi w?rry obout lhe fate of butto"
nd H teaches children the whcn laundor the blouje
i too . . . The price is , . . As a malter of Bcti
Sr. are quite few of the " ' v" SW"S" .nem 10 an
I I . 1 .. . . Ok.iu'. " .
IIS nUlgWiO wa V uu.n a,
tlccd yesterday . . . Those
W, Instructive woodon toyi
Ee very young,
(d all kind! of other toyi
iimcs . . . From big easel
boards ($8.0ty to oulja
tt (J1.50 up).
jira are building sets of
cardboard ... To make
is, tanks, guns, trains, etc.
fcll-A-Tlmo clocks to teach
enali fry . . . Puzzle plaques
Jlgiow puzzles.
sy cnua wno loves w coiur,
By the way . . . They're
$7.05.
You can see them at Long's
. . . yiu Main street.
i
rtmonts.
Shaw Stationery Co.
Main Street,
ASSES . . . The kind you
EWCOMERS to Klamath
Falls may find it hard to
believe that it ever gets hot
here . . . But It does . . .
Occasionally even at night
Rnnnlrlntf tf whinh
en older ones with a dcfl- whytal'! has a new shipment of
artistic leaning, will adore Jersey nightgowns . . . Jersey,
fclK combination paint, wa- you know, is COOL . . . It's
tolor and crayola sets . . . also easy to laundor and doesn't
oi u w.m, .un it oiuui- require ironing , . . iwmch is
I compie.e. a big Item as far as I am con.
(course, any mention of the cerncd).
irens things at fhawi Tncse nghtles may be gone
Id Include the book depart- by tho timB you read this . . .
I . . . Because Shaw s s Marie Guerrettax was telling
Mace to shop for children s me that It's been Impossible to
ft. too . . . All the newest kecp in a stock of them ... In
-jor.all ages, as well as the facti thcy go out so fast that tho
gnd-by- , gals at Whytal's don't even
jiucmmiy, you mrv wvicuine bother to shelve them along
iwne arouna ine auiuruiiv witn the other Wghtwenr.
I don't wonder, though
Because they certainly are good
looking.
une box was miea wi.n
plain-colored gowns . . . une is
black and sophisticated, and
Marie said she thought it was
the prettiest black nightie she's
tlf.L..V ?ir. seen . .. It has a white rose
Sniahtv rS ir.h.?J T n.3 appllqued on Its middle,
nighty good Father i Day nd the other colors!
&r 'JoS KTvTE ' JPa-ng VdlotwWder
bind like, to entertain the gifiSf Z ' to
L ...l- i . choose lust one, If I had to
t w" "V""r rhnn.. for mvself.
M If h tL a nflSnii Then, too . . . These nighties
KiJ..he.g,,,,et-,0' .h.0S? come In a sheerer Jersey with
it Th. Art .mi rift Sn rosebuds scattered over a tea.
KlT.T Art .,nd Gift Shop ht b, 0. white back.
i.u ? ?u.u,?i""a ground . . . Marie mentioned
iF.'r?'"",..l"."1 lm that manv of these are trous
Sy are l.r manlMel eau-bound, because she's been
El .Z?JX. a aelllng them to lots of young
tt'ln'teTi-.sh owlW AU 'of them come In size. 32
f AnS w. 12" o 0, pred at $4.95. ,
lof flA h 19 nf You'll find these cool lovely
I Lfl"?.And 12 . ki?d, ?J nightie! at WhyUl's . . . Ninth
nivmual glasses ... At " -----
each, and worth it.
Art and Gift Shop has ,
highball glasses, etched, liuAAltlA.
A 1 i 1- I . t J
. . nnu iiiuicmng oiu
edfl at thp Mm. nrlnA.
d colorful hnnd-nalnted'
y "shot" glasses ond old-
eds at 65c and 85c each.
Can flnH ttiA nnnH rtlrl.
lass beer mugs there, too
noy're $1.10 anloco.
ftuursc, ine Art and Gift rln'a has lust received a new
T"as all k 1 n d s of other ilno 0f men's toiletries . . . New
iV l Pecnter as well, to Currln's and new to Klamath
im Main Street. Faiis. t ,
1 ' Vance Vaupel was showing
h f, me the line . . . It's called
V-iDfLPL 1 "Monogram" ... And we both
f v agreed that the shaving lotion
lie . . . th hair dressing . . . the
fc for tl 8 k m.Lne w.u talc or a set of all three, ought
F.for the bus the other J nj . . EsDecially
whr-n8!, hu'evSral Ma; since it comes in such an attrac-
Cj y hcard one of live container.
,? sav: , The bottle is covered with
' " we coum just una something whicn iooks b 101 une
with a car we could go brown suede . . . True to name,
to Pnl.rkM T'.. ,. . . 11 - 1 t mnnnrrrnTn
. .- " . vo nuts 11 nas n Hliwtcit"
I0ls about that nlnrp. ti, fmnt . . . Anv initials
ny of you ever been you want . . . And Vance as-
sured me inai um nwM
OX thfm Yin A Ut.l- nil Un1 Bnlh
' U and wanted to go Oh, yes ... I friitteA the
-u..l ltl nn . . . And it l! S
Wends felt a great urge very out-doorlsh, he-mannish
H7 marines into their scent. , .. .
f 'ake them down . . . Each Is $2.00 . . . Or the set
car was laid up getting Is $6.00 . . . "Jus iax . . . "
.'PP'JB Job, and they'd ally. , r .
B to "find a guy with a At Currin'i . . . Corner of
mselvcs, to go down inl Ninth and Main Streets.
1
F YOU'RE still in a quandary
as to what to buy for f attier
. . . Or, if you'd forgotten
that Sunday is ine Dig any
. . . Here's a last-minute
eift suggestion that I think
is worth passing on ... . Cur-
ATHER'S DAY SET
June 14 (p) Qover
F' Snell suggested today
t?u?uus Day b8 observed
IZ " 8Pal observances
Fcnes and hnm
Forth pole ,nte d,.
pardj the .un on June
RIVER WRECKAGE
Army engineers aurveyed
navigable rivers of the middle
west to locate sunken wrecks
containing metals and other ma
terials salvagable for scrap.
Mexico derives Its name from
Mexltl. a tribal war god of the
HIT BY BOMBS
, AN ALEUTIAN BASE, Alas
ka, Juno 12 (Delayed) W) One
small Japanese cargo ship was
left burning fiercely and at
least one patrol boat was dam
aged by army and navy bomb
ers from the western Aleutians
In an attack on shipping off the
Kurlle Islands northeast of
Japan yesterday. The crew of
ine cargo snip was abandoning
it as the airmen turned nwnv.
Harpoon planes from fleet
air wing four located the cargo
vcbbbi .wo mnes otf eastern
Paramushiro and after bombing
expended 4000 rounds of .50
caliber ammunition in ulrnflno
their torget in tho face of fierce
anti-aircraft fire. One Harpoon
was damaged but returned to
its base without casualties.
Eleventh airforce Liberators
crossed Paramushiro to the Sea
of Okhotsk where, they located
two Jnpanese patrol boats which
were bombed and strafed. One
patrol boot was heavily dan
aged.
One Liberator was hit by an
tl-uircraft fire, but It also ie
turned to its base without in
juries.
On the previous day, navy
Harpoons located four armed
trawlers off eastern Paramushi
ro after bombing and strafing
left at least one burning. Elev
enth airforce Liberators and
Mitchells the same day struck
Installations at Inchlnowatari
on Araldo island in the Okhotsk
sea, the Asahigawa and Kurabu
airfields on Paramushiro, and
Otimari cove on Oknekotan is
land In the central Kurilcs.
Mitchells making the Araldo
attack were intercepted by
eight Japanese fighters, of
which two were probably shot
down.
Six permits for buildings and
repairs were approved by the
city council tnis weeK.
Permits approved Included re-
palrine a floor at 1418 Main,
$1000, J. H. Hessig; repairing a
roof, at Lucas f urniture com
pany, $164: plastering and put
ting In a floor at the corner of
Broad and Hessig, $3000, by J,
H. Hessig.
A front rjorch at 331 Iowa.
$200, Mrs, Leo Lehto; remodel
ing at 1230 Owens, $1000, by
Angelo Dovert; remodeling a
store front at 837 Main, $3000,
by Cecil ureen. .,
Medal Of Honor Men
Receive Discharges
FORT LEWIS, June 14 ()
Two Pacific Northwest soldiers,
both holders of the Congressiofr
al Medal of Honor, were head
ed home today well earned dis
charges in their Dockets.
Thcy ore T5 Robert D. Max
well, creswell, ore., and sgt.
Leo J. Powers. Alder. Montana.
Tho former, a 24-year-old Ore
gon lumberjack who holds, in
addition to the notion's highest
award, the Silver Star and Pur
ple Heart witn a Bronze oak'
leaf Cluster, said he plans to
return and "take care of my
78-year-old Invalid grandmother
who adopted me when I lost
my parents.
Maxwell earned tne fjonsres.
sional Medal when he hurled
himself upon a German - hand
grenade to stifle the explosion
and thereby saved lives of his
comrades. He was permanently
Injured in his action.
Taylor Predicts CVA
Passage In Congress
BOISE. Idaho. June 14 (Pi-
Declaring his endorsement of a
Columbia valley authority has
received a favorable recep
tion." Sen. Glen H. Taylor (l
Idaho) predicted yesterday that
tne measure will ootam con
gressional approval. -
-mere are so many senators
from states surrounding the
Tennessee valley authority who
favor such authorities," he ex
plained, "and they will, vote
for a CVA."
The measure was Introduced
by Sen. Mitchell (D-Wash.).
NEW RECORD
PORTLAND. June 14 MP) A
three-week period without any
new cases of SDlnal meningitis
is Oregon's longest on record
since August, 1942, State Health
Officer Harold M. Erickson said
today.
However, five cases 01 dipn-
theria, all in Multnomah county,
ranked high for eight weeks.
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ARTHRITIS
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tori. Apply thla dellfrhtful abwrbent
to tho part that burn and watch m
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the very nrat application..
Should Tysmol fall to Siva satlifao
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Tou will find Tysmol pleasantly die
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directed. Always In atook at
States To Send Men
To Seed Meeting
Representatives of six states
have already expressed intention
to. attend the western states seed
certification meeting at Oregon
State college June 21 to 23, re
ports Chester Otis, assistant ex
tension crops specialist. The
meeting is held to further better
uniformity and standardization
of certification practice through
out the west. . . .
Topics for discussion on the
three-day .program' include, po
tato virus diseases, other potato
diseases, unified seed grades and
tags, and certification of field
and vegetable seeds. Tours of
field and greenhouse seed plots
will be made.
'. The U. S. patent office began
numbering its patents serially in
1836.
Thursday' June 14, 194S '
HERALD AND KEWS KIlf
CHICKEN FARMER GUILTY
PORTLAND, June 14 (P)
Gordon Howard Lewis, 19-year-old
Oregon City chicken farmer,
who ignored-his draft board's
order , to report for army induc
tion but said he would enter the
navy, waa found guilty of viola
tion of the aeleotive service act
by federal court jury here. :
Sentence will be pronounced
soon, V. S. District Judge Claudo
McColloch said. . - '
MONTOOMIRY WARS
MAKE SUNDAY
'?A big day
br.Dad!
H ' aaaaaW fl F J
WaUftaJ I Sat
MEN LIKE SLACKS FOR
DRESS, CASUAL WEAR
GIFT TIP I MEN'S KNITTED
SWIM TRUNKS
GIVI HIM COMFORT
WITH SPORT SHIRTS
HI WANTS SHIRTS! PLAY
SAFE WITH WHITII
6.98
1.59
4.98
1.59
lecauto they're good looking
nd comfortable! Wards have
Ah of ttisml Smooth gabardlnai,
rugged casilm.r.vh.rrlngbon
and diagonal w.av.s.
Slreomlined trunks designed for
speed In the water, good looks
on the beachl Stretchy-knlt to M
Webbing fabric belt and built-in
support. Also "boxor" models.
for men who nice comfort, ond
easy, casual good looksl Her.
are port shirrs In cool cottons and
pun rayons. Iniwr-Oular styles
In solids Ond plolds.
- Sacaute any man looks barter In
o whmi shlrtl Any igtt looks better
with a whrt. shlrrl Th. or. fifty
cut of lustrous broadcloth . . i and
Sanforised for perfect fM
Ip
MEN'S ALL-ELASTIC
SUSPENDERS ,00
Attractively deitgned models In
mad patterns and solid colon, -Button-on
or clip-on stylet
SUMMER BELTS RICH IN
COLOR! 1.54)
Good looking belts mad. of .fai
lle webbing to str.tch when yw
stretchl Also smart l.artwrsi
COOL; OPEN WEAVI
DUNDERRY STRAWS!
2.98
hi
COLORFUL SUMMER TIES
Ml MORALE BUILDERS
1.00
THEY'RE LIGHTWEIGHT, and they
coax br.ies In through their
crisp, airy braldl They set lightly
on your head ond they're de
signed like costlier hatsl
MENWHOWANTTHEBEST
SAY ESQUIRE 39e'
For unexcelled good looks ond
reliable service. Rich rayons re
inforced with sturdy cotton. 10-11
MEN'S BROWN RID
SLIPPER 2.75
k dank; opera that's Weal for
leunglngl Has a sturdy hard
leather sole. Not raHon.4
right, gay colon like a shot In
the arml Th.y'11 pk up wlntar
w.ary wardrobes. Stripes, bold
' patterns and hand-paints, lasts
fully deilgned for summarl
ontgomery Ward
Aztecs.
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