VgJJBl
Mantka
SitOfU and Uapl
DO I0" 'ilCl. I. th. nlfll.l
nice FinsT compicto ihip-
ll ,i.nt of Courtlcy moil's
-
S YOU nrohnlilu h. ..
you have looked for on"
make-up kits have bee,
scarce lately ... So I knw
that tuirln'n nnu, I,...
' ,-i. .luce the United In . . . Verv
K'intcrcd th0 war lu,. "' ,
r arrived at iwooi . . wia ii,m ,, ,, "o euuwing
L'ydown there 1 writing Jft ' " " her morning . .B
nS manufacturer to auk "'.',.. 10VCC(1 V"'1 thpy hold
Iiwme?" because a mlstako r,'" ' " several well.
5 b "uncovered and the v,,i u 1,, ,y l)r"tlui:t . . . And
'-might have to .end pari ft:1 ''crkJ' ' v.ery compact . . .
"2 ihlpmont .omcwhero haJbnS nn urtllu'y
Kiii know tlio Courtloy lino "Externally" they arc verv
F Th containers oro fumlllar handsome ... Of simulated ..I.
Iwrvonc, I think, with tliclr iKalor skin, which In au noi,,,.
ihh liarohcad tops nnd real " 'rig it now ... In black only.
Slain flncoiu In red, white, Inside, the kit contains a lip.
Tld black. a "mall bottle of Tussy's
Z, li tho first time I have famous Wind and Weather lo-
mlnlatnro 1.00 sizes In lon, a bottle of skin lotion, a
. u,.t colomio. after sliavo t-roam, Hlch cream and rnuii
E men's powder In them Also a comb and a mirror'
icti of miniatures ore $2.00 . And a flacon of "Estrcllita"
EiSOO ... All plus tax, of iusy s new fragrance.
In this Summer, you would
appreciate a kit like this ... It
has definite gift possibilities,
too.
Oh, yes . , . They're $7.50
. Plus tax, of course. 1
At Currln's . . . Corner of
Ninth nnd Main Streets.
Jrh.'remilnr-ilzod flaconi con-
C, all tho products . . . Hair
lu, coIokiio, after shave, pow-
inavuiK . , ....
I ai deodorant cologne for
, , (Also milled soap) , . .
I2.Q0 each, with sets up to
. ulna mv.
lien really go for the Court
I irorniice. which Is llko
Itjng else on tho market , . .
I DIcnaUiK ui bubciiuco ui
nac, ccdarwood, russlan
ier and the groat outdoorsl
In fact, unmistakably mas-
JOD Balloon Rnmri ,
,. ,"" more nlctumi t . j. u.ii j ...
mis balloon carrlnri . - """""" mecnaniim.
bomb. Th. balfoonl. .VJ ""P."'0""9' and an incendiary
ono failed to do M.JP0.d blow up " " drP' but hl
to bo c?rw. .(L--Mde..of PP- "ch balloons are supposed
tho upoor ait Onn t. An,"can continent from Japan in
weatorn Canada oalloon ,nat leu in
ll
ERE'S news . . . Garcclon's
has received a shipment of
Fostorinl ... But since it
docsn t Include everything
in the Fostoria line that
. But there are many occa.
kj when a gift Is due a man
And you can i go wrong
one or moro oi mo tourney
uirlri for men.
UMoc'a , . . S12 Main Street.
i'i too bad this ihlpmont nr-
I . ' ,1.111, ITnll,.
' K .7, "I i." j" . VOll mlvht u;nnl I'll
Day lappcning nisi ouiiuny . v Vn . . .
a,,( ihVr. are many occa- lll.tle '.nto to let you kne
wnat has arrived.
In the American pattern .
Fostorla's most popular , .
There are plntcs, goblets, Iced
teas, old fashioncds, wine and
cocktail glasses.
In the etched Willowmero
pattern, there are goblets, sher
bets, wines nnd cocktails.
A few other pieces arrived,
too, but not so many.
And by the way ... A good
selection of Durand clft station-
Long's ry had just come in yesterday
a largo wncn l was mere . . . Kcally
YOU'VE been searching for
a bag to go with Summer
paitels . . , Hero's a tip you
should follow up
has lust rccolved
Moment of draw-string beautifully boxed in various
khei, In faille. sizes, with a price range from
iTieie bnca come in a variety f . . including
anion . . . Gold. pink, pur- portfolio that is really a small
ind others . Madae Long ponaoio qosk set, at 51.J8
wear ng a chartreuse dress unrceioni . , . mi Mam
day and sho held a fuchsia Street,
Htd bag up to her, making
biking color combination.
Ms Just have to bo - roomy
kdays . . . When a gal litis
tarry so many ration books,
Iters, around with her . . .
low you'll find these pouches
It enough to hold every
pcy'ro wcll-llncd, too . .' .
I, inmost lorgot . . . They
ft clever plastic dojiggcrs
udi, l suppose you d can
, . . On each side of the
he price Is $3.95 . . ,
btiiel) includes tax.
imagino Long s will have
oi nese poucnes on ais- .,r.whnrrv
?7.l.1e.Vme yu rca ' tl.len, nnrl ,
ai 7iv Main street.
which
HEN I went Into Whytnl':
tho other day, I was woiv
derlng why I ever com
plained about the cold
weather . ... In a word
I was wilted . . . And
part of tho reason was due to
the swealer-and-skirt I had on.
So when I sow Marge Whytal
unpacking boxes. and boxes of
things in cool colors, I couldn
resist pecking . . . They were
Summer dresses, and all of them
reminded me of lettuce leaves,
milkshakes, mint
iulcns and other cool things.
Murge was awfully pleased
with the dresses, too . . . Be
cause they're some of her nicest
lines and she's been waiting for
them anxiously . . . Lady Alice
FINE nrii,,i. nramlr. Bloomflcld, Marjonc and other
n appeal to you or your "
Mn i - m, Ynti tirohnbl v have - soon rile-
-iiia, mi luBucuuun ui iiif . . . ,
fcrt and Gift Shop's newest trc f s?m ot thes? same
Ihlpmont Is worth , your drosses in fashion magazines re-
pflll e . . . Each pleco Is Vemyi,,' 1 recognizou it
W by the artist himself, "om uiainour, u
It am nn -in,.' There are largo sizes, as well
Inrh h.. ii. Jr...- r 'nr lunlors . . . Up to 44 .
..o .v, , of lcest wns a 44
m" ... - . ... a
!.. i ui.,.. in verv sneer uiuc nnni , . . .
I7."" " ""' mm iiuivu- .--,- ,,, ;,( it
w, you might say, museum jwu-Hi..-i '
1 . . . Kftrh nlnrn hunt lin """""b -'
Ih.nH j A. r."i-r i...-f There are Bom bergs and
oiiu lUlllUlillH JCWCI" ... .1 .
combinations of crackle ner inccrs ana s"' '
iransparont a kn no. glazes re,,ul D . m.. ,. m m it i.
Domhir,Bii ...i.u ij . . . But Marge told mo It Is
nure silk.- though rough and
nnhbv.
Ono of these appealed to me
particularly ... It hns a black
skirt and a black top with ver
tical stripes of rose or aqua or
Bold . . . MayDO you nouceu
ih. hlnrlt nnd Bold one In Why-
tal's front window . . . The one
lla-nr h. irv- -i.V. with a peplum, coollo neckline
I," j :, ,.in.thn.m nuto look
ing uynasty . . . And com- "? "
"s wun tno transparem ' j nn ht
Ins bi ii, d-i I could go on nnd on, out
feyptlan7of the 12th and there isn't space . . . So wny
IL'enliml.. m. -1. don t VOU ai uu an i." " "J "
h. ... "W'"!' nnH me the new cool Summer
ombination with colored
F . . . The effect is beauti
ful unusual.
Landakor, the ceramic
Whown urnrlr IhU 1e Inrair.
Nl several secret ' wlilch
Ind Avnnrlm.nrnf Inn r.
fi to him.
dlscoverort thn snnrnt of
moist bubbly skim-milk
DUt. nnmnnnlln , TM Irion
lot-purely . decorative pur-
. uowis, vases.1 asn-
IlDlirlninD nlr.iiH. ,4 oil
f for signed originals, the
astonishingly low . . .
11.50 in aiann
ta, - aivuilll Oiu,uu,
Ine A 1.1 n J a-iia-a ei
lift nllu Ul OUUp
liMnln Street.- '
Main Streets.
-This
is the kind of weather
when a drive down the high
way and a leisurely dinner at
Cal-Ore is a wonderful morale-
kilri. for the little woman
. . . Any housewife will tell
you thatl
Tulelalce
Mhy Thomnii.
'or the Fir Point Young
fn.-j . "'"'ice 10 De neia
f"J get In touch' with her
l ue aeadllne for registra
unday, June 24. A num-
V 01 1 no t
l.?1tion to BttnnH hut It. fa
P"ve that everyone be rcg-
r inn .ihiUh
held . 1' .."A"." "
' mooting. .
, n;lP program about the
' the American Legion
"d 'cted this week by the
"" maao a Dig amor.
" Inn nnn.nnA r I,a
I58' Mernhnrn .
dutch lunch after their labors.
Tho interior too has been im
proved by the auxiliary, the
kitchen having been refinlshed
and new linoleum laid.
BOND SALES DRAG
VANCOUVER, Wash., June
21 ff) Vancouver, its bond
sales dragging, is going to close
its doors one entire day and
send all employes out to sell
bThe move was voted by busi-
, tint niirht. who report
ed that tho county hns sold only
58 per cent of its E bond goal,
with just nine days eft to go.
Date of the business closure will
bo sot later.
nni i,na hrrn used ns fuel by
mankind for at least 2000 years.
I it -r
Paper envelope caught in a tree,, shroud lines trailing.'
t i ii. i rTmrmnTiiM
Base of pay-load mechanism showing fuses from battery.
lUiaH?ISfl .'('Waaaaaagjri,
Aneroid barometers which actuate release of bomb load.
Bombs 33-pound anti-personnel on- left;- incendiary, right.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whiilatch
nnd daughter Candacc, Klamath
Falls, were guests Thursday
Icht Of Mr. and Mrs..yess wmt-
latch. - v- ": '-
Kuby Rice, daughter of Mrs.
K. Cv Wilson, student at-Oregon
state college has returned here
for the summer. She came home
with 'other students' including
Bob Trotman, Merrill.' -He will
spend the summer ' with his par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. F, E. Trot
man.. '.-v. V ;' '- '
Pvt. ' Edward" McCulley. who
has completed his' training at
CamD Roberts. 'is home on fur
lough with his parents,. Mr, and
Mrs. 'John -McGulley.- Ho Re
ports to Fort ura at tne end ot
is furlough. With his sister,
Kathorino, he visited ' Sunday
with his maternal grandparents,
Mr. - and Mrs. Charles. Maupin,
Ashland. ,-
The Mike McAuliffe children
have been guests at the home of
Mr. -and Mrs. McCulley while
attending summer school classes
at St. Augustine's church j Mer
rill. ; .- ,- . : .'-:....'!
Eileen' O'Connor, daughter of
Mr. and . Mrs. Patrick O'Connor
has returned' from school-at Red
Bluff. ... ,. .; ; - ...
' Mrs.: Clinton Williams is re
ported to be ill at her home in
the Malin district. -..
Pvt. Francis Kdlkow, U. S. in
ffptry, who has completed-'his
basic training at Camp Roberts,
has returned home for-a short
iurlough-with his wife and 'two
children. Prior to entering the
aervlce ho farmed in the Malin
irrigation district. -
MERRILL The stage is set
for the big 7th War Loan rally
to be held Saturday night, June
23 in the Merrill community
hall and folks had better come
with pocketbooks open, since
bond sales here are lagging, it
was announced Wednesday by
Mrs. Dale West, general chair
man flnlu half n' Ihn eon rtnn
quota has been subscribed. Slo
gan ui uiu imiy is -j ajueen ana
a Quota."
Thpr-f will tin -nn ilnna
and everyone attending will be
given iu iree voies 10 place on
the candidate of their choice for
queen. Three young women,
Morlnrli, TlQKlla-nJA tr i
Melissa Hartlerode Blake and
iviimrea foe, an wives of serv
icemen, are running.
TCnfh rnnHMaia ,..11
an additional bond of the same
denomination, me winner will
be announced during the rally.
Mrs. Hodges is sponsored
tnlnilv hv lha lUTn,...!!! Cn..lnn
club and firemen, Mrs. Blake
py me women ot tne Moose and
I Mrs. Poe by the Rebekahs and
UUU1K1IUWH.
If those attending play bingo,
bonds must be purchased to get
tickets for play. Prizes have
been donated by merchants and
farmers.
John Sandmeyer, Klamath
Falls Insurance man, will be
master of ceremonies and a live
ly program of entertainment is
in store. Numbers will include,
piano accordion numbers by the
Merrill Musketeers, a tap dance
number by two small Merrill
lassies, vnrnl cnln K,r Tlnuj
. "-"v. uj aviuj-u
Rauw, Klamath Falls, who sang
ua- me imaniry snow, a swing
number by a Miss Frazier, also
of Klamath Falls, Patricia
Rrnwn nnnnlar enlnlft nA u
feature of the evening will be
uiesemiuion oi ine itnythm
Stewards," negro entertainers
from the Klamath Falls naval
air station.
Numbers will Infpren.r.. ft,.
sale of bonds.
The program begins promptly
at 8 o clock.
Washington, D. C, crowded by
visitors from all over the world,
aninvaA thn UanllhU,, C i.
ai.c ucoiuilca,,j,;ai UJL abS
history In 1942.
Of course. Han. Tfnrlanrf will
come to your home to help you
auivu your insurance prooiems.
Phone 7176.
Thursday, June 21,. I94S
HERALD AND NEWS THREt
T
TULELAKE The English
people have felt the pinch of six
years of war far more than
Americans realize, according to
word brought back this week
bv John M. TTnlov Mn. -v,b-
importer and father of Mrs.
Marvin Thomas, Tulelake. Ha
ley, who is past 80 and still con-
rlnrflnff tlio Imiv.i4;na I :
: " -,a ..ng aiuiiica
in the east, arrived RnnHnv
night by clipper from England
where he has been for several
weeks.' He expects to Join his
WITP Ulhn malraa ha. U
and his daughter, Mrs. Thomas,
in me near luture.
' Halev bonkprl nnuntfn 4 ITm-
lanrl in Anril nhnaivl a l.airti.a
er, traveling in a 48-ship convoy.
xi. wun. iwo weeKS xo maKe the
trip and he found that his ac
commodations were limited.
Service was almost nnnvj.iant
passengers waiting on them
selves. Sixty passengers were
booked, most of them being
army officials.
naiey found no shortage' of
butter in England, but' clothln
and fuel are extremely short
and he found it necessary to
wear his overcoat at all times.
Labor is a problem also and not
until such time as conditions are
better Will nnmrvnAUl- . I-
. ..... v....numuM JliaUC
for export from England reach
aiwn tuuiurjr in any appreciabla
amminta Tnnnana .Ll
is restricted by the government
principally in English hand and
iiabiiiiic-wuven iweeas.
He arrived in ftnirlan.1 nn r-rn
Day.
Vancouver Port To
Be Used In Trial
SEATTLE .Tuna 91 im tr.
COUVer. B. C. nnrt fanllltlsa ,.,II1
be used on a trial basis to speed
shipment of war goods to the
Pacific front, Maj. Howard Mac
Donald nf the Spnltln nnrt nf
embarkation said yesterday. .
i ne Vancouver Daily Province
vesterdav had rennrtprl tha, n.a.
jof Vancouver facilities and
added that "U. S. west coast
ports are clogged."
Ma.. Macuonald said ship,
ments from the Canadian port
probably- will begin about Aiv.
gust 1.
SEARS FOR SPORTSWEAR
cm ' 229 to 398 f2 v$w
iW , Trimly tailored pleated and smooth'-line '' wjk
AZ4WlJr horts available In white, bright, dark, and pfe:FliM M V
ljl' v de'aned ,n variety ' wa,h" ' i j "''
i 1
. SJ ( f fei iMj H L 1 A- - ' : Prt tallorld itylet AO
k ' ' -3 I 'J ' 111 1 I m0 V- " I . -nnd. frilled dreiiy I UX
V I M t SJI l f ' jSp Sf4 l I I . snei, well made and ' IvU,
Yi W f 1 I 1 I fat I l ' ' I ' weihable. Junior
4 wlM' 1 1 11 Girls' SKIRTS
s T r' ' ii I W I I 1 1 P'e"ted and rtra'loM VlQx
" r J ""mtiMtlmar' I ' 11 tyle! wearable, 9 VSJ
F'A irj Waihable twlllt, denlrna,
lO"r ai mfbmhmaOt ' Jr - J! end other eervlceable cot.
, M. ' mmffS&pmmt, SI - ton and rayone deilgned
V' " ft A9 c-af fh V
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