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SUanl and
yyG gup
JSuts Avrtvlny
At Pine Street
BY llio first of tin week (lie
PINE STREET MAHKET
will have Its complete sup
ply of nuU (or tho hull
days , . . and since, of
coiimo, you wouldn't think
of not having null In tho pantry
for CliriHtmnn . , . you might us
wall order yours eurly.
At present, the assortment in
eludes filberts, walnuts, al
mond and pcunuls . , . and,
coming up, lire Urnill nuts . . .
(which most of ui haven't tout
ed for thrao yeurs on account
of restarted shipping) . . . and
peenn. Tho Market has all of
these wither shelled ... or un
did led
You'll be Interested to know
also that n shlpmont has just
come In of fancy puckod Muscat
CLUSTER rulnlns and packaged
Cullfornla dried figs . . . put
out by S & .W. Rilslm of the
cluster typo arc especially suit
able for using In fruit center
pieces , . . besides being good
- eating
PINE STREET MARKET . . .
at Soventh and Pino . - will
tend your orders out twice dally
, . at 10:30 a. m, and 3 p. m.
Shaw's Juvenile
Boohs Plentiful
THE pleasure derived from
books li certainly to be
considered when it comes
to choosing children's gifts
. . . and having Juvenile
books Jotlod down on tho
list . . . Martha naturally went
to SHAW'S.
Two, new ones especially de
sirable for Christmas are 'Toll
Me About God", and -"Tell Me
About Jesus" . , . both by Mury
Alice Jones , , , beautifully il
lustrated. From serious to humorous . . .
I was entranced by a wonderful
animated book . . . "Undo Ben
Jay's Jumblo Jungle . . . con
taining over 300,000 composite
anlmuTs and Jumbled Jingles.
. The poems of James Whtt
comb Riley are beloved by
children, teen-agers and adults
alike ... so I took particular
note of Riley's "Complcto Poeti
cal Works" that would be a
gift to be cherished . . .as also
would be "The Best L o v d
Poems of the American People"
. . . containing poems of love
and life, homo and mothor,
childhood and youth . , , the
sort you pnsto in your scrap
book. SHAW STATIONERY CO. ..
720 Main . . . also has a plenti
ful supply of the Milne books
. . and other volumes ofchild
hood favorites. i ,
Garcelon's Holds
Pre-ilollday Sale
SHOPPING around on Wed
nesday . , , Martha discov
ered that QARCELON'S
has placed many of its lin
ens on sale . . , prelimin
ary to closing out this line
of merchandise . . but the tin
usual part Is it's a pre-hollday
sale)
Here are some of the oppor
tunities I noted that you'll want
to take advantage of!
Decorated tea towels, of lint
proof crash, linen and sateen
,. . . the regular 08c site marked
down to 70c , . . the 89a ones
selling for 60a .... and trie 78c
towels at flOc.
Linen guest towols, appllqucd
and embroidered . , . formerly
S1.80 tor $1.10 ... the $2.25
lor $1.70. Hand woven guest
towels were markod down from
$2.85 to $2.00.
Lovely luncheon cloths regu
larly priced at $1.25 are selling
for $1.00 . . . and table cloths in
colorful designs are reduced
from $2.75 to $1.16 . . . and
from $3.05 to $2.75.
The 80a table runners are
priced at 55c. Place mats to
match that mually sell for 05c
are marked 40c. Children's bibs
of a very good quality . . . are
cut from 40c to 20c,
All these are on sale at' GAR
CELON'S ... 407 Main.
Moes tlecelvca
Baby. Flultees
r HEN It oomei to dolls
Martha never grew up
and certainly the new
ones at MOE'S are worth
going out of your way to
see. auv, u you non t in
tend to get another doll for lit
tle Mury this Christmas . . .
you'd better not take her with
you.
These are Baby Fluffces . . .
made by Halco . , . and are
FEATHERWEIGHT. There are
baby dolls . . . both largo and
medium sized . . . and several
beautifully dressed types with
hair , , including one little
love with long braids in a trig
play suit. Tho dolls in this col
lection arc priced from $5.50
to $0.95.
Besides, there's tho Holly,
wood series character dolls . . .
small, but so clcvorly costumed
that little girls have a fright
ful tlmo deciding which to havo
for tliulr very own. Prices In
this group range from $1.30' to
$5.05.
Moo's also lms for Christmas
an excellent selection of stuffed
toys . . . some with real fur
and washable . . . and several
kinds of rag dolls , . . Includ
ing ono I saw that's as large as
a baby ... for $5.50.
You'll find these dolls on dis
play In the downstairs store at
MOE'S . . . The Woman'! Store
. . . 512 Main,
To provide brevity and
easier reading, Martha is go
ing to shop twice a week,
which means that this col
umn, dealing with what's new
and Interesting In Klamath
stores, will appear in both the
Thursday and Saturday Is
sues o t The Herald-News
whenever feasible.
WhytaVn Features
194(1 Swim Sultn
I-.IND1NO a friend shopping
,1 frantically for a swimming
i suit ... in u December
' snowstorm . . . Martha felt
ooinplotcly bewildered . . .
but pitched in to holp out
, , , and our seurch ended at
Whytul's.
Not only doos Whytal's havo
scads and scuds of swim suits
... but they're 1040 styles . . .
every bit as smart as you'll see
on the Palm Uouch sands . . .
and you can do a bvuutlful Job
of dacoratlng the Burrucks' pool
In one.
Most plcturosquo of those
Wanda Speer brought out were
the looie weave two-piece suits
. . . with mulching capes that
have huge ruffled collurs , . .
in lovely shades such as rose
and chartreuse,
Second favorlto wos a cute,
bloomi-r-leg style silk Jorsoy . . .
zippored up tho back . . . und
shirred down the front of the
bodice. Those como in a variety
of pastel stripes,
Two types of suits . . . the
skirt-style Jerseys . '. . with a
good color selection, Including
white , . . und tho lined, cotton
chocks with butterfly bows on
the buck . . . could be worn
Just as well for play suits as
for swimming.
Whytal's alo has a complcto
stock of tho popular, two-piece
LASTEX suits . . . and neat
beach outfits made of a crush
materlul . , . consisting of bras
siere, trunks and short cout.
Most of tho suits have zippers
for convenience.
After looking them ' over,
Martha decided . . . well, why
not be different and give a
swim suit for Christmas . . .
From WHYTAL'S ... in the
Medlcal-Ucntal Building at
Ninth and Main.
Send Tinny "With
hove For Holidays
EXPRESSIVE of the Christ
mas season . . , when we're
seeking Just the perfect
gift to convey our uffec
tlons . , . are the adorably
quaint Tiissy "With Love"
toiletries at CURRIN'S ... at
least Martha hopes there'll still
be some there for you to sec.
With Love comes In two sizes
of cologne . . . two sizes in
dusting powder . . . liquid bub
ble bath , . . and heart-shaped
soap, four to a box . . . that
would make a mighty clever
Valentine ... if you don't mind
my skipping over a couple of
months.
These toiletries by Tussy are
packaged in boxcu of holiday
red , . . and on the containers
are old-fashioned, outdoor
scenes that add a romantic
touch. Also, With Love is a win
tertime fragrance . ... that
would be pleasing to almost
any woman . . . and is on dis
play... At the cosmetic countor-. . . In
CURRIN'S for DRUGS . . . the
friendly drug store at the cor
ner of Ninth and Main.
Loan's Ceramics
Add Lovely Touch
ALL of you with a weakness
for costume Jewelry will
have some exclaiming to do
. . . whon you see the ex
quisite ceramic pins and
earrings . . . that arrived
this week at LONG'S.
These clever flower pins pro
vide an economical way to
Bmartcn up your plain suits and
woolens , , . or a set of ceram
ics would make a truly DIS
TINCTIVE gift. They're worn
in sets of two or three you
know . . . arranged on the lapel
or pockets,
Martha had a difficult time
deciding between the calla lilies
. . . of white, yellow or purple
. . . with matching earrings . . .
and the gorgeous pansles. Other
flowers represented by these
delicate, colored ceramics are
carnations, peonies, anemones,
water lilies and gardenias . . .
Now on display in the ' win
dow of LONG'S APPAREL . . .
719 Main.
Bronze Boohends
ShoMvn By Cameo
IN the CAMEO SHOP the
other day . . . Martha saw
something that's been im
possible to got for several
years . . . SOLID BRONZE
bookends ... tho kind that
really hold up the books . , .
and make a handsome gift.
Designs molded on these In
clude lodgo emblems, nautical
and western.
The shop now has a wide as
sortment of leather goods . . .
in the finest line obtainable . . .
including wallets, tobacco
pouches, brief cases . . . and
you can have a name lettered
in gold from 50 to 75 cents a
line.
As I've mentioned before . . .
THE CAMEO SHOP ... 737
Main , . has an astounding
supply of pictures ... all sizes
and types . . . and picture
framing is specialty. I
"Your Store Has
Wrapping Service
FOR the convenience of Its
putrons . . . YOUR STORE,
Inc. maintains a cornploto
wrapping servlco ... a
double convonlenco to busy
holiday shoppers ... as
you well know. 1
By wrapping 'service I don't
mean gift wrupping . . , but
completely preparing your pack
age for mulling. And if you
want to send, a gift from Your
Store by express . , . the store
will puck and send it off for
you , . . und oil you have to do
is pay tho shipping . charges,
Isn't Hint easy?
Shopping around In there the
other uuy , . . Martha learned
that YOUR STORE. Inc. . . 721
Muin . . . has the- largest stock
of gifts ever . . , and unlimited
variety. '
Repair Work Set
Back By Heavy Gusts
PORTLAND, Dec, 6 VP) An
other surge of wind following
Tuesday's gule sot back repair
work on broken power and com
munications today.
Winds with gusts up to 35 and
40 miles an hour were recorded
at Portland airport during the
night. Tho velocity fell to 12
miles this morning.
Portland power companies re
ported service normal to all hos
pitals and Industries, but power
was still partly out In homes of
a dozen northwest towns.
Glencoo school here announc
ed today It would not reopen
because of lack of heat.
One-Way Traffic On Main Street
Vigorously Opposed By Merchants
Vigorous opposition to the es
tablishment of one-way traffic
on Main street, as suggested In
a cross-city traffic plan offered
by StatO Highway Engineer R.
H. Baldock, was voiced at a
meeting of numerous Main street
merchants and property owners
at the chamber . of commerce
rooms last night.
The group at first considered
oPDoslllon to any one-way traf
fic in Klamath Falls. Later, It
decided to confine its opposition
to such a plan for Main street,
leaving the questions involving
Pine street or Klamath avenue
for an expression from Pine and
Klamath avenue people.
Engineer Baldock, on a re
cent visit here, outlined three
?osslbie cross-city plans, all call
ng for one-way traffic, cross
ing the city from the Link river
bridge on the south to Esplan
ade and Alameda streets on the
north. From the latter point, a
new entrance to the city will
connect with highway No. 97
north at about the point of the
overhead crossing at the north
city limns. ......
Hero ara the three plans: .
No. 1 North on Klamath,
south on Main.
'No. 2 South on Klamath
north on Walnut.
, No. 3 South on Pine, north
on Klamath.
No. 1 Best
In making his report here last
week, Baldock said he regarded
plan No, l as the best irom tne
standpoint of both traffic move
ment and costs.
The group present last night
numbering about 50, voted vlr
tually unanimously in opposi
tion to one-way travel on Main,
and indicated a desire for a
study by the engineers of pos
sible plans wnicn woum not re
quire one-way traffic. The opin
ion was generally expressed
mat one-way tratiic would be
This massive, truly impressive
HAN'S DIAMOND RING
in an exclusive Rogers design
Ftdiral lax iuiludnt
Shjlcd for men of accomplishment, no
mailer what their field of endeavor, this
handsome masculine-looking ring radi
ates success. Tho magnificent pure white,
fine out diamond. ..set in a rich, superbly
made mounting of heavy, 14 karat ye.
low gold . t . is a source of lifelong prideJ
For successful men in every walk of life,
this beautiful Rogers ring is truly
; . : V.'-y-j- ' . .. .
.. . '11 ' 1
Tiikt advatagt of Rtgm lay auity plan
Naturally budget Itrms If yn with at no txlra ml
own
3 in ' i ii
harmful to business on Main
street.
One suggestion was made that
highway No, 87, on its routes
through town, be divided sim
ply by making one route north
bound and the other southbound,
without restricting travel to one
way. Resolution Presented
After the meeting at the cham
ber of commerce, whloh was
presided over by Paul Skeen,
the group went to the. city hall
and presented Its resolution to
the city planning commission
and council, in Joint session
there. '
In the ensuing discussion, it
was proposed that state highway
engineers be Invited to come to
Klamath again for a general
meeting of all Interested per
sons for a discussion of cross
city traffic plans. Bert Igl,
chairman of the planning com
mission, said he would suggest
such a meeting to the engineers,
end in cooperation with The
Herald and News would give it
ample publicity so all persons
who wish may be present.
The meeting last night was
not sponsored by any organlza.
tlon. Skeen, who Is president of
the Klamath Merchants associ
ation, said he was asked by sev
eral persons to call such a meet
ing, and finally did so, with
word passed along the street In
formally. Civil Case
Due For Jury
Now in Its fourth day, the ir
rigation dispute between W. O.
Smith, Malin farmer, end the
Horsefly Irrigation district may
be ready for the circuit court
jury late this afternoon. Smith
rested his case against the dis
trict yesterday.
The Malin potato grower is
suing the Horsefly concern for
$7000 damages. He claims that
amount is the ' difference be
tween what his potato crop
brought last year and what it
would have brought had the
EYE FDUCATION
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE
WITHOUT GLASSES?
SCHOOL CHILDREN OUR SPECIALTY
Interviews by' appointment only.
CASSEL CLINIC
832 MAIN ST,
PHONE 7215
Thursday, Dee. 6, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN
land been properly irrigated.
Smith was farming a 21-acre
leased patch between Bonanza
and Dairy and charges the irri
gation concern- failed to keep
his farm supplied with water
so his crop was not successful..
The irrigation district,
through its attorney, William
Ganong, is seeking to prove
that the terrain of Smith's land
is too uneven and hilly to be
completely irrigated and the
company Is not at fault In the
crop xauure.
Stromberg.Carlson Radio.
Derby's Muilo Co.
USE
666
Cold Preparation
Liquid, Tablets, Salve, . Ness
Drops. .,
Cautlom Use, only at directed.
REGISTRATION ?
for Purchase of ' .
ENDS SATURDAY
DEC. 8-6 P.M. j
Our impartial plan for distribution of our first shlp-'i
ments of Nylons promises fair dealing with all custom?
ers. Be sure to present identification when reg
isterlng. No sales will be made to customers whose1
names are not on the register. When the first ship,
ment arrives, names ' of customers eligible to buy
Nylons will appear in Town Shop advertisements. No:
phone calls, please. . . . - i
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VICTORY
BONDS
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TABLETS, S-Graln (limit
BARBASOLo-pc
50c SHAVE CREAM juMirt)
ALCOHOL 7C
RUBBING Isopropyl, Pint . . . mitd
$1 IRONIZED
YEAST TABLETS cut
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Bur. LYON'S froc
25 TOOTH POWDERtL1Mrri.;r
GLYCEE&BN ft&c
& ROSEWATER, 23csu cumitu
Hen't'Hlt Gift.
GILLETTE
TECH RAZOR
Gold-plated beauty
that can't rustl 5
Slue Blades , 7gc
VrYrso '-XJ rPWX GIFTS FOR b
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GIFTS FOR HIM IOg goodcof?ee i
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STpM , .. fl Cake Makeup, Rouge ' Pancake. Llpstiok, 1 cards. Boxed .
'lis U on 'to01 0 ,0' o Rouge. Face Rewdei W . . 7
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1 Eau d Cologne, and Polish. Removal. Cu- A something Mom'U ft
.1 Perfume . . . Fragrance :.. -tide Removes, ale. IJ appreciate I 25 N
. Ml il Romancel . . 25- AlloUt . . . . ggc j - J
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A Smart French 4 'n,d J ,
- every one different' Jk
ri
li't Probably
TIME FOR A
NEW WALLET
Cat him a handsome
new leather walletl
All styles . . up
CHRISTMAS TOYS
RING TOSS IS
FUN FOR ALL
Heavy UxU" board
and 3 rope rings. One
. swell giftl . .
BIG 17-INCH
MAMMY DOLL
She s grown up. all
tight . tali phimpl
Rolling eyee 2 09
DOLL CLOTHES
SEWING SET
It's got v.ivthiDO
, . eves clothee and
models, too .
FLEECY-SOFT
SCOTTY DOG
Floppy-eored doggy
that' ovet a tool
loog-He'e . tgt
let man Bteiir in toivmntr issusi ntram
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