L,ilti Euguno Lolund
Mc'. ;..i .inv Duun Mills
f Klunuitli FullH huvu on-
II" . I.nn vnlll'H III tllU I1UVV
Knvo (foi'u to Sim Diego for
r C lUiioti, who h hud
Sit" In leather worn, ex
fe to follow that trado In the
. t.nv. Saturday Florence
&hy. locul alrl Scout
W y iir....lor. will leuve
Sy or Imwqunli, Wash.,
. hIiU Will uuunu.u w
,,r.fEsU.bllhd Ciiirip Dlrec-
. .
Lurnt A. J. Vuyo, pre!-
t P'?.""?.;.V, SVI.Inv 7r ,m
."". "'An. w ,.,r hi, lw.K
ILlv fio past throo weeks on
SJeS for the lumber Indus-
f ii. l Zoo Bruce of
I swimson beauty shop lit u
V sr ., Hillside homi till
rl hu is receiving medlcul
rltinciii.
Icy,
and
en
Market
Quotations
Thn
ilccttva
Zm YOltK, Mlffh 10 AI'l
il iwrkcl lcly onjoyjil !
I. Mini i rnu-imns P""
J ....iitrltv iinor Ilia
sirs -
luttnp IT
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Int.
Ra fuurth
... m
... 4(1
... :i
... 4"
rmy Man Donuld E. Gour
III, 5222 Bristol, son of Mr.
Mm Mni-iiri -'..... i.... i
11 1 I . ( UIH
lIKlud fur thrim titnu 1.. ii...
army ulr corps unci ln(H chosen
.u uuiiiuun mcaicr of opcra-
t on. . I ll utiu 1 l
football und truck ut KUI1S.
Moatl Mondnv 'l'l I
Miilrons of thi, l'lrHt MethodlHt
church will incut Moiuliiy ut 8
P. in. lit th homo or Mm. J. R.
McLulhiii, 71U Alumedii.
To EutttlnA I i.lun ftffU..t-. ii
Of Kliiniulh I'll 11k left Wi.rln,.,l
for luigeno where nho him lukcn
a position uh Girl Scout field dl
rector for Luno county.
-ity Police Make
! Traffic Arrests
M. W. Wlllunn K-,.,l,,.n,
- - - " "fifj &itiifL r ii i ill
V I'M ( I' I'll II V Ilfti.t. Iwi i.,,.. !....... I
on u wamint for pormlttlnK n
uiiiiLuiiHra minor 10 oporulo an
KlliH'r C. MnnnliK Tl-i.,,,!!,
?aHt poMtctd $20 bull for runnlnK
HLOIl Mil II II L '111 fiiwl tC rirnnil.
01H1 lor (llHordnrtv murliml
Two rtriiiiku un,i n
nppenred In police court today.
yiiii uiuiik unci two nisorderllcB
oniioci out und clglit purking
IILniTlH WLTC DIIKI.
Courthouse Records
Jlltllf Court
Mirllo Kl I wlx-ih Houmr, no optrator'i
llrfiut- Kino, 9S.A0. F
wrvm iio jotiition, no operator's II-
mifiu . NoUun, no Wftrnlnr dcvlcm
k-tk:i-i.v
Pl iTlrlO
rtlltlv
I Cetilrul .
im r.-lflc
UH Rl
C ptnnrr
Ur """
L Rnrlittrk
Lwm l'rllle
LillM Mlnln
5 Prlllc
IimI
k-ur IMclurei .-
4n
73
- n4
.. M
. SCI'4
0'
no
Potatoes
u, 10cm iuri"M, . i . .VJ.-I
Lhw cenul; 33'i, l.oo; 15'i, oo
It .
m iwnrr vR March 9D AP-llSDAt
Iuiom: 3 broken. 44 unbroken car on
C.TrrlvU. liUho 23. Flortclii 7. UUh
lalifornu 1; 4 car arrived by truck;
at duti.
Liw rn ANPIftm March 20 fAP-
Ltin iii. i... niH iif-u'k fl hrokftn
I wbroken cart on trAck; arrtvolt,
Lio i, Offfjfon 0; new Mock. 1 car on
:i. arrival, nunui i, iimv
win. .-
LiitTarr'lval. 7fl: on Irack loiriotal
K4 itockt upnliei mwJarale; demand
I, Dllfiri AIJUUI piraij?, """
aWul 12 oi' Chlnrwwn IJ. S. No, t
'Mi V) lb Back Ullu Trluinpln U. S
I I 13 30 2 OS.
LIVESTOCK
WITH SAN rnANCISCO. March M
it'SIMi .Snlnble rattle 20. for week
k mirk I !.); 4 loadi lltfht frail
fcnlieM; m-til um gratlem 14.50; mid
4 iwirrn M i-i; Mi cowb u w
Mil cuurr-common cowi wiwu.w.
m in (Ml ttnwir cammnn-eoou
Mit bulli l(KK)-l'ioo; raivna tor
ni 73: market firm: good-cholca veal
i HiiAinri tin (in. in (Wi
Itmk, lOOo; bulk lood-cholra 20(l-Xu6
I birrowi end illta 1& M); good towi
111), mcdium-sood feeder pi f 13.00-
tlUkl. .h.n Hn.. M In UMk Alft
umiM airany; irw ion mruium
ft4 I12 5o i:t oo; medium-Rood wooled
MTI.ANn Ori. Mnrh 9D (AP-
IQAtinlahln and total Cattle .13.
Knone: domnnd food; full clearance
imn ana Holdover cnuie ai ateeny
rM: lirue Int tfnnH-chiilcA 1023 lb.
pkt4 In ttcert t!7.30; culler dairy
fMirerfl bu.,v-io,uo: few canner cowi
fonti-cnnico veniera jncmng; tar
Iktlble hnira nnnn. tntnl 12fl! market
puble iicndy; nearly nil barrowi and
1-9 Ihll wrrolt IIJIIUI rnlllnv: Bood lOWf
f velKhta I 03; uood-rfiolro feeder
Ptii.ou'in.Yn; m ununuaiiy icareo,
itable niter p none, totol IW0;- market
iiNeilcnity ni tho week'i 23-30 cents
r,'nrB; Hiwi-cnoico wonieu inrnni ini
p IH.73-13,50; Hood owes SO, 30 -7. 00.
lvkii, Mnrch 20 fAP-VSuAt
P 4100; mnrket fnlrly active, steady;
(loublrs chnlco fed wooled Inmbs
nvciiiKiiii iuu-iixi i tin., mi i
r; lew loads good-choice iinas-a
ftfll Inlfl Mrnrllnu mnallv avxtt 114 K
Hfn'r pneknse jood-chojee feedlntf
CHIC Aft n Mntvh on (ATl.1tctnAlRat
F hogs oooo, total 12,000; active,
f"ty! flood and choice barrows and
.114113 relllnn; sows, fM.10 celling;
lf"be rattle 1Q00. total 1730: snlanle
300. total 300; general market
fwar; good nnrt choice si corn nnd.helf
F.'Hr lo active; medium tfrodea . and
r' cows slow; clearance, broad; ton
r'fj 115.00-17.00: lonrj 1)18 lb. heifers
fithor cuttle In 'thin clnss con-
;-mouy m meflltim firndes nt i4.nti
,i 'um,?Kl 1,ncf cows S10.B0-12.30; heavy
'bulls 114.30; prnctlcnl top veolors
Ei-l00tI.. nd cholco Colorado fed
r'f conridcnlly he d about lfl.oo;
Ft fnnri in 1 1 1 .. i . M.ii...
Ffi wld $1(1.00; two londs medium and
12 Volor'"los 14.73-13.:i3; thrco double
C.w cholco around 100 lb. fed clln-
R iimbs No. 2 pelts $14.30; other
EiM.no,m,nn,lv "tody; fow wooled
kwcl u.ou nown.
iWswiiinnii
mniiiumipvj
Watch for the ,
OPENING OF
SUNSET LODGE
'"lliway 07, x Mile Bouth of
'Tt Klamath Junction
""""Itllilillllllllllllilllltllliliii
llllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIKIIi
operator's
rn.c, 13 30.
Vnni Ki.luirl Wll.nn
William lluwMid iunch, no operator's
llcmiMt. Klne, )30.
Wllllnin llownrd l'unrh nn wlnrlahi.iyf
Winer. Klne, 13.30.
Harry llnitry Holm, no oneralnr'a ll.
voiimb. rmr, 1.1 nu,
Nora Jnna Hhfiiitnrit ll.lu,nM ..
tlreiutd minor tu ttriv Vin s i
HAxiar Jewey Kelley, no operator's
llreme. Kltio. f3.30,
Itonald EtiKcne l.lpilt, no operator's
llrrtuv.
Orln Ituvin.ntH DlfWItiBAn nn i .
llreiue. Klne. 13 30. '
Jile Voflier, no operator's license.
Vitw. $3 30.
Jotm Martin Huff, no muffler, rine,
Kiiren Ils Unruh, no warning device,
Tine. M 30.
NoUon Ilarrer Dver. no warnlnv A.
vlre. riiia
lyeo Martin Hnyder, failure to Stop at
stop sign. Flnp. 13 30.
Albert Hugh Walker, no operator's
Iretme. Fine, 13.30.
Kolwrl Kiiuciid Ijnon. no onaratnr'a
license. Fine. S3 30.
Wallace Oliver Bchlmpf, no operator's
iirrutc. rine. .i.ou.
Thomas Newman Wheatley, no oper
ator's llcenc. Klne. s SO.
Thomas Newman Wheatley, Inadequate
urnicr. rine. wau,
llarbara Jran Kvern, no operator's !!
Wi lard Klwyn nowdoln. no wimlnf
uvvilv. r in". mi.
liny rttnith ltniijohn, no operators
ntrviutv. w inc. 90 au. -
Ariiirnla Urown. no ooerator'a llrante.
rine. .i 00.
Tom llcnrv Patterson, no warning da-
-Vlra rina. SJl SO.
Tom Henry Patterson, exceeding the
speei limit. Fine, sio.
noien i;ai(icron I'arra, aruna 01
nuhllr hltfhu'av. Fine. 110.
Lloyd Arthur DeMers, no operator's
license, rine, sa.w.
Auto Safety Check
frog ram Planned
Prollmlnnrv t.lnn . i .
nnrt f tuil m It. ..t ....
,......, IIUUUII-WIOO
motor vnh ii . t,t.r..i.r ..1 1. .
Kriim were mude by police und
1 "'"tiuin irom Klamnth,
Juckjion, JoHcphlne, Curry, Coos
M. it 1 """"' meeung in
Meilford yetcrduy.
Purpaxo of tho check Ih to cm
Phnjiizo on motorists that proper-
lV flinr'tlrmin.f ..nl.l..l ..
.... .........n vvini.ii;a uiU L'X
treinely iinportunt In uccldent
Mnyor Ed Ostcndorf, Police
Chief Orvlllo Humllton und Po
lice Judo Hnrold Fruncy nttend
ed tho meetinB from here.
Chamber Roll
Reaches 626
Klamath f'nimt r,hnmU r
'j biiuiiiuti Ul
commerce membership has now
rcnchnrl H! r'hnrin. d c...i.
1 . . 1 1. . . ... oiiiih,
mnnager, announced today. This
i un ancrense of 320 members
within the lust 20 months.
Tho present campaign for
Hew momhnrii linv ,.A,,x m
sons to the chamber, with six
uuyn more 10 go before the end
of tho drive. The dcudllne is
April 3 nl 6 p. m.
There is a stiff contest be
tween members of both cam
paign teams, Farmers and City
Slickcm. with V.nri V A ...... 1
Frank Hash tielng for top hon-
um jur me f armers and Mau
rice Miller still holding high
niace for thn QKinr. 0i iuA
latest count. .
OBITUARY
('IIAHLKS I.OIJI8 WAIIf,
Charloa I. no la Unhl
Klamath Falls, Ore., for the last 24 year
RmsmmI away In this city on Thursday,
larch 2, 11)40 at 11:00 a. in. following
. ..." " u" "v win a naiivi
(if Sweden aild at thil tlnm nt him txnlh
was ai(ed 05 years 3 months and 10
Bl,rviving are nis wile, Mrs. Alma
Ww hi and one son Joseph Emanuel Wuhl
of this cltv: two lirnthcrH Avnl Unhl nt
Ontonagon, Mich., and Oscar In Washing
ton; two sisters. Mrs. Cecelia Schmidt of
miiwiiiiKce. wis., ana Mrs. cncn Johnson
of Onlonaiion. Mich: a Inn hla unci Fmll
Wahl of tis Angeles. Calif. The remains
rci m uie tan wniuock Funcrnl Horn
Pine at Sixth, where friends may call.
Notice of funeral to be announced at i
later date.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. March 20 (AP A moderate
domand lor outs and May rye was flat
tened by profit cashing and other
liquidating on intermittent bulges to
day and prices swung within narrow
ranges moil of the time.
One local trader enlivened activity
In the wheat pit for the flrnt time In
overal week- by offering a fow large
lota of tho ScptemlHT delivery at the
culling price, At one time, the buyers
rushrd from the pit and swarmed
around tho Belling broker near the tele
graph po-Hlon, all bidding spiritedly for
the contract.
Wheat and corn held again at ceilings
of lU'i and 91 3! 'b. Oats finished
unchangrd to V cent under yesterday s
close. May (Ll cent celling: rye unchanged
to 1 cent down. May 11.201 celling.,
or bow OLD ENGLISH
SCRATCH REMOVING POLISH
saved thi heirloom!
Junior wouM scratch up the Dun
can PkyU heirloom table. But
Old Eiglith Scratch Removing
Polish wai all old Phyfe needed.
It sank into thi
crotchet, hiding them
and polishing to a
loltny patina. Get
a miracle botlle
today.
I
aw -
Feed Your Dog as Many
3CU IUUI iWUlj Mi IIIHIIj
Famous Breeders Do
"...fit CKO-PUfitvry iaf
Friendly ' '
Helpfulness ..
To Every
ced nd Pun . ,
Ward's Klamath
funeral Home
Warguorito M. Word
and Sons '
ltfy Phono 3334
DanttenKennrU.honnakr.Mtm.,
inn: "till BICCK fill mnc"
Oreitt Dane bmdlnaUltirk l In
ln coiUlllon. Then B QR0-TVP
tvert dev. I 'l'rt iPPlM "
atlO-PVP.too. and tftey'ri ilronj,
ftoollil) on lull ol lr."
MOST brooders and Vctcrlnnrinns
uso and rocommcni a toundft
tlon diet of good dry dkg food tod
with scinp meat, Inoludbg fnt. So
mnny feed Kcllogg's ano-tur becnuso
It provides nil tho vitamin nnd min
erals dogs arc known, td need for
growth ana vigor. i
Kcllogg's oro-pop If thirty. And
dogs lovo its hearty, meatjl flavor.
dot this scientifically formulated
dog food in a
forms: million,
Jlonl, or Iel-H
at your grocer's
or pet sliop. fliaao
by Kfii.ionn'S
of Battlo Creek.
WEATHER
Max.
4(1
Eugene
Klemalh Falls
Sacramento -....59
Portland 40
nno S3
San Francisco ... S3
Seattle 47
Medford ..4
Hed Bluff 34
40
WASHINGTON AND OREGON Oc
ens Ions! light showers today, tonight
and tomorrow, with mixed snow and
rain In ensl portion. Slightly colder
tonight, with near freezing temperatures
in interior. Moderate to iresn casi to
south winds off coast.
Ward Will
Head Elks
Lodge Here
Officers of Klamath Falls
Elks lodge No. 1247, with Wll-
lard Ward taking the exalted
ruler's chair, will be installed
at the meeting of the lodge next
Thursday evening. Malcolm Ep-
ley, district deputy grand ex
alted ruler for Oregon South,
will be Installing officer, and
various past exalted rulers of
Klamath lodge will occupy
grand lodge chairs for the cere
monies. New officers of the lodge in
clude Ward, exalted ruler; Ver
non Moore, leading knight: E.
Mullis, loyal knight; Jack Bran
don, lecturing knight; G. W.
Houston, secretary; Robert A.
Thompson, trustee; Fred
Glover, tiler; Lester Officld,
treasurer.
Initiation
Retiring Exalted Ruler Ray
Rugcr announced plans for the
initiation and urged a large at
tendance of Elks to honor the
new officers.
At last night's meeting of the
lodge, 32 candidates were in
itiated. The new Elks:
Earl W. Mocabee, Marion D.
Johnson, E. V. Maxwell, Ray
mond Socher, James H. Lovell,
Hugh D. Rundell, JSston hial
sigor. Ivan H. Bold, John Rob
inson, James Merrilces, Donald
Ratiitf, Martin W. Biehn, C.
Wayne Chase, D. K. Beard,
Louis E. Randall, R. A. Newell,
Lester J. Watts, Bert tsagett,
Wayne Holbrook, E. H. Dent,
Ralph P. Allen, Ray F. Mc
Bride. L. F. Zirkle, Leslie Ben.
nett, Eugene Hooten, Jack R.
RoDcr. Robert E. Veatch, H.
Richard Maguire, R. D. Col-
well, . Walter E. Dnscoll, w,
Bert Schmidt, Robert E
Chcyne.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
and especially to the ladies of
Stewart and Lennox Addition;
also to Kalpine Plywood Co., and
their employes for their acts of
kindness, messages of sympathy
and beautifyl floral offerings
during our bereavement, the
loss of our son, James Raymond
Hermant.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hermant
and family.
KF( Woman Named
New York Stylist
Bernle Heldemann, well
known young . Klamath Falls
woman and head of the Comman
dos during their organization in
war years, nas been named New
York stylist for Elizabeth Arden
salons it was learned here today.
miss neldemann left here
February 1, for New York, to
study at the Sophia Institute.
Eight days following her enroll
ment she was made a member
of the staff to instruct other
stylists. An Arden representa
tive was in the audience and of
fered Miss Heidemann a position
with the company's Fifth avenue
salon. She was recently named
Ho' serve as stylist visiting Arden
saions in Boston, unicago, Los
Angeles and other cities. She
made her home here for eight
years and with Evelyn Malloy
operated Mazers Beauty snop
until that firm was sold the first
of the year.
Snow Causes
Auto Mishap
Snow falline in the mountains
outside Klamath Falls yesterday
accoumea ior a minor auto mis
hap which caused an estimated
damage of $80 to a 1941 Buick
sedan driven by Chester T.
Bjerke, local real estate broker.
The accident occurred about
40 miles south of town on high
way 97. Bjerke reported that he
crashed into the rear of a parked
car and trailer owned by Henry
Dimmig of Medford which was
stopped at the bottom of a short
hill in the middle of the high
way. , .
Bjerke tried to avert the col
lision by passing on the left side
of the trailer because of oncom
ing traffic but the left front of
his vehicle hit the rear of the
trailer.
Red Cross
Drive Lags
Klamath county was moving
slowly in the 1946 campaign
for American Red Cross funds
and the total to date, $10,622.31,
is approximately 25 per cent of
the $43,100 quota.
Local workers here were ad
vised that Multnomah county
this week went over the top
and it was at first hoped that
Klamath would lead the state.
All workers were urged to
complete their contacts this
weekend and to make their re
ports immediately to committee
heads or headquarters. Will
Wood was appointed this week
to take over solicitation in the
Medical-Dental building offices.
Walter Wiesendaneer and
Whitey Goodwin have been as
signed the district on the south
side of Main between 9th and
12th, and were starting contacts
today.
Klamath Lake Moulding and
"A Friend" were new members
of the $100 club, it was an
nounced today.
Hans Norland Fire Insurance.
123 N. 6th St.
nERAT.D NEWS, Kl.m.lh rll. Ore.
Volunteer Firemen
Get Official O, K.
SALEM, March 29 (IP) It's
O TC fni Vnlnntnai. liramon .n
have red spotlights and sirens on
ineir private cars, provided those
cars are designated as fire vehi
cles by the city governing power
and provided the lights and si
rens are used only in the per
formance of duty.
This ruling was made today
by Attorney General George
Neuncr in an opinion, for District
Attorney Harlow L. Welnrick of
Linn county.
raioAT, M.rch m, 1941, ri (
PHOTOS
Taken In Your Home. '
Children, Groups, Weddings.
. Commercial Work
BUD'S
1031 Main ' Phone 35B6
THE Al AND
NEEDLEWORK
SHOP
- 325 Main Suit 7
Knitting Yarns ,
Hiawatha Crept-Cord
Hiawatha Chenillt for
Hati
Knitting Instructions
Commercial Knitting
Susan Bates Needles
KATHLEEN KRIZ
Owner
Shop Closed on Mondays
Classified Ads Bring Results.
'dm
Insurance
Needs
are not
uniform
There is a
SUN LIFE
Policy to fit every need.
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
II HMliHH
mmmmmmmmmmMimaammmmmmmmmammammmmmmmm,mmmmmMlSSB I
5
th ANNIVERSARY
at Penney's
NEW ARRIVALS
AVAILABLE 9 A. M. SATURDAY
WHITE OUTING FLANNEL
Just received an additional quantityl 0
36" wide. (Limit 8 yards) Yard
BALCONT
JACQUARD BEDSPREADS
74"xl05" and 90"xl05" sizes. Cotton Jacquard
that are pretty and very practical
3.98
DOWNSTAIRS
K-M REFLECTOR HEATERS
Furnishes instant heat at a minimum cost! P QC
Bakelite finish 3 T W
BALCONZ
ALUMINUM DUTCH OVEN
Heavy aluminum Dutch ovens that save
time and money! .'.
BALCONY
2.98
ALUMINUM DOUBLE ROASTER
Double size roaster in heavy (? 07
aluminumware ...
Roaster Rack
..1.09
BALCONY
BABY SCALES
All metal scale weighs up to, 20 lbs.
Ivory color only
3.75
. . SECOND FLOOR
MEN'S 1-Pc WORK SUITS
Sanforized Khaki' color. Action back designed
for comfort and freedom!
4.39
'. MAIN FLOOR
FULL LENGTH MIRRORS
Venetian unframcd type with heavy back! Clear aft
piaie Jjiaao. oik
BALCONY.
20"x26" BED PILLOWS
Fine filling of 10 crushed duck feathers and crushed
white chicken feathers. Blue and
White stripe covering -
DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S SLIPOVER SWEATERS
100 wool sweaters in popular V-neck style. ftft
Camel tan In sizes 36 to 40 -
MAIN FLOOR
SHOP OUR STORE SATURDAY
FOR ADDITIONAL ANNIVERSARY
FEATURES ON ALL FLOORS
Auction Sale
Of the Entire Assets of
CLUB ROCCO
Highway 97, Macdoel, Calif.
Friday, April 5
Beginning at 11:00 o'clock, a. m.
Including
Building, License, Liquor Stock
and Fixtures
JOE ROCCO, Owner
Sport Coats
$9150
' and up
Coats with that casual,
well tailored effect that
one gets only from famous
I brands. Styles to suit the
A most exacting.
bport bhirts
$350
and up
Sport shirts in new, rich'
fabrics and in wide color
selections. Pre-shrunk . . ,.
colorfast . . . washable.
Loaf er Shoes For Men
Men desiring a comfortable shoe will like . tVIQC
these new spring styles in . quality foot
wear. Built to rigid specifications, these
shoes have staying ability.
"Your Men's Outfitters Since 1918"
7
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Phone 3463
!tS 3 -swgT v Amvm &
Miller's
TWO-DAY SALE
of
vt
Ed Hamilton
March 30th
Through Apr. 1st
A Special shipment of direct '
from the factory furs will be
on sale Saturday and Monday
only.
If your expressed desire is to own a
fine fur coat for now or later . . . you'll
find. us most cooperative in making it
possible. Not only is our stock of new
1946 furs ample at this time to allow
you to find exactly wnai you ve uccu
longing for . . . but we'll work out a
plan of payment that will suit your .
pocketbook with ease. Spacing the pay
ments over the months is a painless
way to buy and more and more of our
customers are taking advantage of this
.plan.
A VERY SPECIAL SHOWING OF
ED HAMILTON FURS THIS WEEK!
... BREATH-TAKING ERMINE f 1500
... LUSTROUS PERSIAN LAMB ?600.
. . . SILKEN RUSSIAN SQUIRREL ?600
. . . HUDSON SEAL (dyed muskrat) ?599
. . ENDURING NORTHERN MUSKRAT 48J
... LUXURIOUS SCOTCH MOLE $480
. ! CHOICEST NATURAL MUSKRAT ?860
... SILVER BLUE MUSKRAT $360
. . MARMOT FROM THE ALPINES $800
SABLE-DYED SQUIRREL LOCKE $277
'. SHIMMERING SHEEN OF PONY. $229
TWO DAYS
ONLY
Sat., Mar. 30th
Through
Mon., Apr. 1st
' - Mt
Iff - 9.
i
i . ..
ly MOE'S, The Woman's Store
TWO DAY SALE
Saturday - Monday
mmmm