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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1945)
p- 11 1 ' - -,? Pl Alantka Of all tho x-KlamathlUi coming "back horn to Hoy." It toolc a llvo-y.or-old who hut llvod In Colorado end Wellington lor tho past .thro yoori, to really express hit lentlmont when o.k.d It ho wii glad to b living In Klamath Falls again. "I cor- talnly am, I LIKE this coun try!" wh hli answer. Nloe's Represents Vrlmrose House 111 IS P It E S E N TATIVE of Primrose lluuno . , , Mlna Mlimon Dort . . . Is ut Moo's this wo o k . . , tliiuuuh tiiiUircliiy . . , Ui tiutludiiK Tlio Womim'ii Sttiro (in mi "exclusive" In tli la city for tho oiiulmiitlnu cos metics of I'rlmrosu Ilouso . , , which Iculiires u currocllve truutmtmt fur ovory typo of skin. Murlhu found Miss Dort at fuitclnutliiK ua nil tho lovely crttnms ti ticl lotluim which alio bo ably tolls you about , . , In. eluding t'utul Tint . . . n now llcUld niukuup In nix shades thnt uses tho fluent of llKht vcaelnlilo oil In croum buns , . , lii-otuctlnK and softunlnu tho skill, besides covering boun tifully. Primrose Houno Is renowned as tho orltilnutor of tho fnco mold!. method to reiitoro firm ness to muscles and tissues , . , and during lis nearly 25 ycurs of service to Homily (11 observe! Its 2Sllt niinlvcrnary In Febru ary) . , . has brnutiht forth such outstanding preparations a s Smoothskln Lotion . . . Hl-Sheen Cream Shampoo . . . and Chif fon cako makeup with a lanolin base. The chiffon sllk-slflcd powder . , . put out by Primrose House . , . was recently given tin high est rating of nny face powder by a national research maga line, Miss Dort told Martha. Ii.cluded In the Prlmroso House display . . which Moo'n is featuring ... ore exqulslto gift Items of Forget-Mo-Not cologno and soap . . . complete ly fitted, leather make-up kit ... in bluck, brown or red , , ,, priced from $3.00 to $15.00 . . . and mirror tissue boxes, con taining soup and cologne, that would be an exceptionally ap preciated gift.' So, remember . . . MOE'S, THE WOMAN'S STORE . . . 512 Main Street ... is now Klamath's excluslvo agent for i'rlmroso House. Standards Rise In lleauty Demand JtEXT time you try to gel a beauty shop oppolntmont J ... cost your memory back I five ... ten years when I you were almost certain to get in at tho time you de sired . . . instead of finding the operators booked solid for days ahead, Fern Short of tho Studio of Beauty . . , believes that this remarkable growth In the de mand for beauty shop services Is one proof that tho pant 30 years lias shown tho greatest Improvement in our standard of living in the history of this country. Most patrons would like to "reconvert" to thoso plcasantor times but . . . unless many more operators suddenly becomo availablo , , . this Is hardly probablo in tho immediate fu , turo . . . considering that more and more American women ore streaming to tho beauty shops. But, Fern pointed out, whllo we might like to go back to what existed before ... we certainly wouldn't want to give up the advancements that have ; been mado in permanent; . . . or other beauty aids , , . within tho past fow years. For a new permanent . . , call tho STUDIO .OF BEAUTY ..I..- -e tin.. t Oil II1U IIIU.HI1I!Q Ul Wliy- tal's ... in the Mcdlcal-Dcntal Building. WhytaVs Receives Netv llrunch Coats m N array of pretty, printed 1 brunch coats . . . for morn- ing wear . . . had just nr (.1 rived at Whytol's when 11. Martha dropped in . . , whllo shopping around this week. In half sizes ... as well as regulars . . , they era fashioned In a .wrap-around stylo with a sldo drnpo . . , making them especially adaptable. Henri ' shaped pockets ... and gath ered fullness in front . . . add to their appearance. Somo of tho "coats" are of printod cotton . . . very Inex pensive ... tho others are rnyon prints . .'with vivid blue, yellow or red backgrounds that will brlghton your spirits on dreary days. Also for Informal wear are tho new short robes of brushed rayon ... In gleaming whlto, pink or blue. Those have a so phistication all their own . . . with novel shoulder designs . . . belted waists . . , and flared skirts . i . and would make" exquisite gifts. Mora expensive robes In tho shortlo stylo In clude tho regnl, brocaded silks , . , and the figured robes of quilted silk, lined In taffeta . . , At WHYTAL'S . . . In tho Mcdicnl-Dcntul Building, Ninth and Main, Town Shop Heady for Mitten itans IF there's a School Miss on your gift list . . . Martha suggests that you rush around to Tho Town Shop . , , . for a pair of those Bunny Mitts she's been yeumln' for. The Shop has a wondrous, dis nliiv of warm liandwuar . . . bright handknit mittens with contrasting trim , , . Including a dushing gauntlet stylo , , . and brushed rayon mills , with knitted palms or plain Tho fleecy lumb wools have ulutcx nalms . . .. and the chamois mittens, perfect for siding, uro lined in wool neece, Some of tho Bunny Milts that Mrs. Moon showed Martha have leather palms . . . others uro pluln furry . . . all uro huge . , . os they like 'em. Also, there's a knit glovo of flno, colored yarn , . . if you don't llko mittens. : Prices vary from $1.50 to J4.D0 ... At THE TOWN SHOP . headquarters for outdoor togs , . . corner ox ruin onu Main, ., Toiletry Display ttlvals Heauty liar Tvv&iix your iviurmu acts uiu i whlm-whums puzzling over II wuai to nang on me unrisi II mas treo for the men in BJ tho family , , , but not this ' year . . . not after seeing tho DELUXE assortment of mens toiletries , . , at Currin s Big Brother couldn't help but bo enthusiastic about tho Mono gram sets ... of hair dress, talc and shave lotion . . . with his own monogram on smart, woods brown containers . . . that can bo used over again. Currln's has a plentiful sup ply of tho aristocratic Court ley's . . . (they tell mo you can't go wrong with this brand) . . . including cologne, after shuvo, hair dress, powder , . . and some of tho sets include shaving mugs. For Martha's money ... the Sportsman sets . , . decorated in natural colored wild fowl pictures , . . with duck shaving mugs . , . nro the handsomest . . . and most appropriate for this country, Mem for Men includes an especially flno assortment of men's soaps ... as well as shav ing preparations. Borgamot, an other popular lino , , . has a liquid deodorant , . . and Surf spray has a creamy after shavo . . . besides the1 regular typo with an alcohol base. This attractive display also includes L'Orle aroma blend . . . Seven Seas . , . Saddlo Club . . . and Statesman ... so you shouldn't havo any diffi culty Introducing your husband to a new brand ... or finding his favorite. Practically all are obtainable In double or triple sets ... or singly. . . And CUnniN'S for DRUGS Invites you to drop Into tho store . , . corner of Ninth and Main ... to look these sets over at your leisure. New 'Soaps" Make Cleaning Easier WE gals are always looking for items that make our "home work" cosier . . . and along this line Martha spotted some 'new cleaning facilitators at the Pino Street Market that you'll bo interested in. There's a liquid chemical soap . . . called DA1NTEE . . . recommended especially ' for woolens and silks , . , that looks woll worth trying . . . Mnrveno, a powder that makes soaplcss suds . . , llko bubble bath . . . and Valvo, a complete washing powder, Soops of tho future, as you may have heard, will be mado of chemicals . . , will bo easier on hands and fabrics . . , no these aro a few of tho fore runners now available at tho Market. Noto to Thanksgiving host esses . . i Tho PINE STREET MARKET, . corner of . Seventh and Pine . . . has just received delicious Martha Ann Glace Fruits . . . packed In Individual boxes . . , and rich, appetizing Fruit Cakes . , . "Made In My Kitchen" by Martha Ann . . , that will be an added treat. Cameo Shop Has Picture Selection ; a PERFECT . . . and not too ' 1 expensive . . . Christmas gift for your homo would l be one of tho now pictures Lm that Martha saw in Tho Cameo Shop this week. Furthermore, if you'd llko to moko a choice early , , , you can have it put in lay-away till the holidays, Mr. Hook said. Tho selection includes dis tinctive flower' prints , ,,, gorgeous landscapes , , . and nauticals , . . tastefully framed right in the shop , . . with glass or without. There is also a group of genuine French etch ings , . , tho first received in a long tlmo . . . and soma out standing bird prints, Prices on these pictures , , , which are In all sizes , , , range from SI. 00 to $28.00 ... At THE CAMEO SHOP . . . whom picture framing is a specialty ... 737 Main Street, NIP PRE a tin iittri'vrtKt KTn. IK Inn Japanese onvoys In Washington reported to Tokyo tho day be fore Pourl Harbor that they had been working with "Influential" individuals behind their "rron tul negotiations" with President Roosevelt und Secretary of State Hull. This was disclosed today in tho releuHo by tho congressional committee investigating tho Pcurl Harbor disaster of Inter cepted diplomatic messages sent by tho Jupuneno botweou July 1 und Dec. 0, 1041, Committee Counsel William D. Mitchell officially disclosed tho breaking of tho Jupancne diplomatic code In tho summer of 10-11 when ho placed a 253- pugo printed copy of Intercept ed messages into tho record. .Hundrodi Present Hundreds pressed tut vunlaao points as tho public hcurlngs Into tho dlnuster opened in tho TIKE SPOTLIGHT In tho next several weeks Ore tfnn riirmni. Uffll hn 4r,lnlnt ntu (. tmrn nriimt in s,ttut 1m unlm, In Htn (-.nit in nl.l II.aIh v uimiiumvi-fiiun lor iuio, uy ntifnmltr.r. U a.nm lin nnn ............. DiIIIU uu,uuu UUIII- munlty und 0000 county commlt- tfrmi'n will hn r-hraiitH (n D,lmln. the coming year. In Oregon, tho 30,000 eligible formers will tivefc uuu cummmecmcn. N. E. Dodd, Baker county fllt-niA nnrl rllxnnlni. , I J - " "KM UMLV.UI Ul UIU UC- partment of agriculture's field service branch, points out that any farmer who has cooperated In thn rIVIl,1n A nrnnrnm I- All glblo .to. vote In his community election meeting. Mr. Dodd said: "I hope that every eligible ffirmrr uilll pnf hia lnllnt the men he wants to represent nun unucr me iarm program. Tho year 1046 will be an Import ant one, and committeemen will have many , vital decisions to make. They should bo the best ivauci s iu ue iouna in cacn com- nciiiuiivL-s in nomocracy s way or niiiniiiK nuie inai every larmcr s vuibu ui iicui a. DESTROYED BY FIRE SPRAGUB RIVER -.' Fotl cabins owned bv Bob Pnnmlf Sr of Susanvillo, Colif., were com plotcly destroyed by fire of un known origin Frldoy evening Novmhpr 2 Tho fire wos discovered by noicn trumi aoout 7:30 p. m She rushed to homes of nelnh bors Clvlnff fhn n! alarm was given at the pool nuns ay mm. ivon onKey. in a short time volunteer fighters were working using two water Luiincciions 10 spray ine Jire. Others used buckets but to no avnil. The content nf ihm pnhln were saved by volunteers who nuiueq mem 10 snicty in three trtickloads. Mr. Abbott, Copco uinmuyc, rusnca to tno scene af ter receiving thn rnll tn i-nf nil tho electric wires entering the buildings. Electric service was halted for only a short time due iu ins exxoris. Walnright Granted Extension Of Leave SPOKANE. Nov. 15 VP) Gcnernl .Tnnnlhnn Hf Wain wright said last night he had been granted- a 30-doy extension of leave and thus wnitM nni mnnft to Governor's Island, N. Y., un- hi January 10. . wainwright Is scheduled to take over the east ern defense command. Tho additional time, he said, ho will spend with his family. The general, on a Victory Bond tour, was greeted here by a crowd estimated at 60.000. LEGAL NOTICES . HIIERIFrs NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEUEDY GIVEN that on tho lit dny of December, 11)45 ut the hour of 10 o'clock a. M, of Mid day ut the Runeel Stnblet In Klamath Falli, Klamath County, Oregon purauant to Notice of Claim of Lien on file In tho County Clerk'a Office, Klamath County, OrcBon tn tho amount of $lfi9,7ft and ol I will aoll to tho hlshet bidder the following described horiei; 1 black gelding, branded 73 on right itlfle: 1 bald-faced hay mart, branded KC on rlKlit Htiria aald lien being for board, shelter, feed and nil necennnry care and attention of tho abovo deicribed nonce, L. L. LOW. Sheriff Klamath Counts. Oregon. Hy Dora Goddard, Deputy. N. Ifl-Sa No. 234. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice In hereby given that I have filed my. final account ai oxooutor of the Katnto of Mnmhall A. Olion, de claimed, und the Judgo of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, for Klamath County, hati fixed ten o clock In tho forenoon of Monday, December 17, 1045. In tho courtroom of aatd court, aa the tlmo and place when and whero any ponon may proaent any objections or exception to anything therein con tained, and at eaid time and place the court will finally settle Mid account. ANTON OLSON. Executor. N. lft-22-30; D, (1-13 No, 333. Amazing Fast Relief For COUGHS Bronchial lrr.tar.oni this To Colds A Hnro Cmnhltintlon Compounded from valuable Canndlnn Pine Tlalanm und othor soothina: hMillnjr insrrodl nntit Hucklny'fl Cnnadtol Mixture Is illffnront from nny thin p you have ovor trlml all modi cat Ion -no ayrup. 11 nek ?' Attn n Wny 1 Wo liOonon Phlofrm 2 To Hnntho Haw Mombrnncoi 3 To Mnlcn Hrenthlnff Kan lor You pot, romiltn I'1 A HT you fel tho Offoot INBTANTFiY. Aflt nt onci trr llilok1eya CANA l)IOL Mlxtiir iodny. At flnK-pHtm dritir atorfH everywhere, Pit tlef notion K an rn uteri! or money hnik. Super Cut Itate Drug . Lee Ilendrloka Drug - PH WORKINGS sonoto office building caucus room. One "uracnt" secret monsago to Tokyo duted Dec. 6 read: in addition to carrying on front negotiations with tho president und Hull, we have worked directly and Indirectly through cabinet inuiviciuais equully Influential (becauso of Its delicate beuring upon the state department, please keep this point strictly secret)" up until this moment wo have the following to report: "(1.) On the fourth those en gaged In plan (A) dined with tho president and advised him uguinst a Japanese-American war and urged him to do tho introducing ut onco between Jupun and China. Howover, tho president did not make known whut he hud in mind. Accord ing to these men, the attitude of tho president is his usuul at titude. Recently, when tho presi dent discussed matters with Lowis and settled the strike question, I understand that he did so on tho advice of these Individuals, '(2) Thoso carrying on plan (B) included all of our proposal of November 20th Into that of Scntcmbcr 25th und after In corporatlng those sections in the United states' proposal oi no' t f SHOP " Ml r ' EARLY I Christmas 1 II M ' Sequin-Triniraed Crepes .... Colorful Styles in Gabardines, Twills, Serges, Wool Mixtures vembor 28th which aro either Innocuous or advantageous to us (Message Incomplete)," Jap's Contention Throughout the messages ran tho Japanese contention that they weren't starting a war that tho United Slates and Brit ain were pushing them Into it. A ueccmoer 7 messago irom Budapest to Tokyo said: "On tho 6th, the American minister presented to the gov ernment of this country a Brit ish government communique to the effect that a state of war would break out on the 7th." Senator Ferguson (R-Mlch.) later told a reporter this mes sage referred to the breaking out of hostilities between Great Britain and Hungary and not to any clash between the United States and Japan. There was no official explan ation of the messago in the doc ument. The Japanese consul at Hono lulu was disclosed in another WoiC For WESTINGHOUSE Harry Hafter - Furnltur 8 95 617 MAIN ST. f BARED committee exhibit to have re ported to Tokyo on December 6, 1041, that theso vessels were In Pearl Harbor on that date: "Nine battleships, three light cruisers, three submarine tend ers, 17 destroyers, and, in addi tion there were four light cruis ers, two destroyers lying at docks (the heavy cruisers and airplane carriers have all left)." The message, intercepted by the navy, added: "It appears that no air recon naissance is being conducted by tho fleet air arm," Notations in the exhibit showed this message was not translated until December 8, Thousand! of men end wontn bav found that time-tea ted Stuart Tabwuo brine quick. nappr ""el u ieprobbfiif jmptoma of add indigestion uuulaeee, end aoeet atom ath. Taite delicious, euj tc take no mixinc, no bottle. Tn them have a good night's sleep snd wake up tn tho morning feeling like a SI ,000,000. Get genufno Stuart Tablets at your drait only 25c, OOc, or $1.20 under mak ss nosttir e moneybaek guarantee. lflllilMi)lljll I Feminine or -classic types In durable w-nsl Exciting Buysl Open till 8:00 p. m. on Saturdays Thursday, Nor. 13. 1945 SHOWS INCREASE WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (P) Oregon land under cultivation has increased 10.2 per cent In the last five yeprs, from 17,988, 307 acres to 10,826,691, the U. S. bureau of census said today. The national increase in farm ing areas was 10 per cent. The state of Washington expanded cultivated land 10.8 per cent. The bureau pointed out a trend toward consolidation of farms. At present, the bureau said, there are 86,000 less farms WANTED Usherettes CASHIERS Full or Part Time Employment Apply Esquira Theatre Office 617 MAIN ST. fill : 2 9 95 T - 1 HERALD AND NEWSSEVEN than five years agebut Marly 82,000,000 mora acres undor cul tivation. The size of tho average farm In Oregon increased S por cent during the period, from 200.9 acres to 308.S. The average American form, on a nationwide scalo, grow from 174 to 190.1 acres. USE 666 Cold Preparations , Liquid, Toblots, Salve, Not Drops, Use Only At Directed 'INVISIBLE' LIQUID Promptly Relieve Misery md Help Heal Ugly SUM RASHES Horn's a Doctor's intlieptle formula- Zemo r. stainless liquid which appMre invisible an skin yet so highly medi cated that first applications relieve Itching, burning of simple skin rashes,' Eczema, Athlete's Foot and elmflar skill and scalp Irritation due to external cause. Zemo Is backed by an amaslng ree ord ot success! First trial convinces. In t alzaa. At any drugstore, ajy ft . . Boy Coats . . Fitted Styles . Chesterfields : .Smart Shorties ' . . AU-Wobl Fabrics aifatutiif
