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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1947)
Airline Asks Klamath Via Reno Route Klnmnlll Full Mr trnvrlrr would ImvK nil Important short-ul In pastern ellln vln Heiw, a wrll a illinct wrvlie to numnriilM Norlli ni it California cities, uiiilrr nil up pllnillon Junl fllrtl Willi the rlvll aeronautic board by Southwest Air ways. Loral officials were notified tn dny by thrulliwral, which pinsmlly In llyhiK hi jr I'ltli-n between Metl ford mill Um Augr-lr fin Its government-authorized fr-rcler airline sys tem, ot the carrier' new applied tlciu. Outstanding feature In I ho pro posed new rniitri liotu Mititlnru to hi'iin, vln KIiiiiiiiIIi 1'nlls, Alturna, rlusiinvllle ii i id I'oimla. Ily connect Inil Willi transcontinental flight at Hello, liK-nl passenger would live iiriirly 200 mllra over tlielr present routing east vln Hiu iiiiiienio or Hun h'riini'iMo, the airline suiil. Alternate Hlilil The application also ielltlon the CAII lor the right to nlirrniue night over Southwest present Hniiaiiieiilo valley roide between Meilloid mid Bun KriimlMO, vln lleddlnu. Yrrkn mid Dunsiiiulr, with n proposed new roiitlim from Med toid to Klmnuth Falls to Hcdillug, then south. All told, HouthwrMi application would provide Kluiiinth Full wllh dlrei l lr aervlte lor the llrl llino to 13 C'nhfiirnln, Orrumi nod Nevndu cities. Airline olllclul mid thul the P phrntlon would be hcurd purl ol Ihe nrw Ciilllornln ruse, winch they estimated would como brtore CAII examiner lor lirui Init In Annual or Hepteinher. Meanwhile, It will be necessary to prepare ecu iioinlr mid statistical dulii supimrl Inil the need (or the proposed Kla math Falls Itrno mid Klamath ralln - Hurinmciitu vnlley Hrvlrm, Uiry nld. Malin Marlnn Wilson. Nrll llelleruth, Ktiirl lUiiillton mid Avne rkhrrln er motored to AillUml lust week to ntteud the worthy iirmid matron rereplioll lor l.orrnn MrNnlr. Hnturdny. April I'J. several cur ol Winners mid thnr Imllrs motored to l.nkevlew to ntteud n bmiiiirt. pnmdc mid dmiro, given by the Lnkevlew Hhrlnera. Noble mid their Indira nllrndlng liom Mnlln Included, Mr. mid Mi. Ivan ottonuiii, Mr. mid Mm. Joe Ilulouack. Mr. mid Mm. Vnrlnv Knllnn. Mr mid Mm Lester fcVhrcill er. Mr. mid Mm. Charles llmullton. Hirhuid llnlouark. Mr. mul Mm. Heriuue Wilson, Mr. nd Mm. 'led l Merrltt. The meeting ol Interinedinte Olrl Brunt wn presided over by llertrn Hhottren. vlre president. In Ihe all wnre of Penrl Ottoumn. premdent. Ilie girl are going to have pnr ty lor Mother Day. o practiced their purl nl Uie meet lug . Mm. tinundrm, lender, " benl, ao Mm. MrVey helped out. The committee of Mnlln Brownie troop 2 met In the iirude achiml rnleterln. April 17. mid Mm. Klale Mock wii unanimously elected as clinlrmnn for the ensuing yeur. Mm llrrnlre Stewart wua elected vice rhnlrmnn mid Mm. Ethel Itobert n arrrrlary-lreeaurrr. Mm. Mock waa appointed program ehairmun: Mm. Josephine Miller. Ilunnce: Mm. Am Arnold, member hlp; Mm. llnzel Knllnn, Irnnaporlu tinn and publicity. The VKW mncillnry of Mnlln will tpoiuor the Urownlea lor the com mit yenr. Membera of the VKW, mother mid anyone Interested In scouting, are cordially Invited by the rommlttee to attend nny Hrownle meelliifiii and acllvllle. The com mittee planned to hnve a party for the Brownie each month on the )nt meeting day. There will be no roitiilnr meeting date during June, July and August, but there will be a special trenl each month (or the Brownie to keep Ihe group to gether. Mm. Irene FrelUag and Mm. Ara Arnold are Icadera of Brownie troop 2. CHICAGO, April 2", 111 Albert T. Andemon, 17. lot hi wnllet ron IntnlnK SIM and turned all the mon ey over to the finder. HI lou occurred In the county treasurers office while he was there to pay hit taxea. When Anderson returned evornl days after the Iomi, he found the wnllet and money waiting (or hlm. He handed the money back to the treasurer. A - - - Klamatli Falls' N Mills C 'Aa! I ' niiiiilii j Ml In-ajtft'aJ Lmbbbi V ?T New Pine Creek 'Hie blUKl'nl event on the MXlnl dmket Oil week-end t the big Youth club cotton and cord dunce given by the iirwly-uruunlwd club to rnle (und lor trniiMMirllug h iiiemberK en muiove to attend the tale grunge inert 111 Bend next mouth. Although the group ha not yet g"t It orchestra oluhrd down to the line point they hope to huve It In the lutiirr. they prom Ue kihhI inuilc lor the ocraMon. The club I rupidly growing mid (rom pie.vnt Inulcatlon prom'.w to lie one of the moil nrlive Kroupx of It kind In the vallry. Nenrly 40 member were prewnt at the week ly Hireling held InM Tuesday eve ning. The club 1 planning to give Mime phiyn In the nenr future and nulat It xmorliig liwtltullon. the Cnl Hide urnnge In whatever wny ixuulble with the talent It attract, and at the aanie time provide a no dal Mlriuhi lor the yoiuwer et thul will be wholesome autl con Mruciive A large nttrmlunre I nnllcinaled to turn mil In Minport nl tin liilllnl uiiderluklng of the new active club. Mr and Mm. "Ilnlie" Dhirlnn re turned Hundav from Han Frnnrlwo. where Ihev have been apeudlnir Ihe winter vIMtlng relative and under olnc mettlral care. Both are fil ing line now and expect to enjoy the ktimmer here. There wa n good turnout (or the Olrl K-ont nartv hel'i l".t Satur day afternoon with Bnrbnrn and Anne H"tnmrrdev nervine n host, e.w. The girl are having n aerie of pnrtlr no earh Scout ran earn her hrwte hndge. nefrealimepf of lleht nnrl dark home-m"de cake and Ire erem were nerved. Mr. and Mm. Otman X'lneenl and gictn sw,rt - .... r NNOUNCING tli. OPENING of Furs fywi Baton Now fun with a varloty cf mart new itylei to choose from. Garment to order for individual tastes with assurance of correct styling and -. workmanship, Remodeling and Repairing Expertly Done. Cleaning Glazing Storage 203 Underwood Bldg. 7th and Main Phone 9372 PTA Officers End Year (umlly ol Ixjfllui. Calif., vlalted over Ihe week-end with their duughler. Mm. Jim Cooper and family and ii1m with Mr. mid Mm. Charley Vincent and family. Five of the local Boy Scout at tended the tiroul Jamboree held at CJunrl mountain over Uie week end. Those attending were Ken neth Butler, Kugene Rom, Eugene liwaon. Bob Cook and Harvey Mc l.nin. mid the coutninter, Penrl Hirwarl. They reixirled having a big lime and learned nomethlng nlxjul cooking mid enmplug mid oilier Scouting pointer on the trip. Eal Side grange member were to have a Plxit Party." all day Thursday, April 24, at which any one Interested wn to come with their hammer. pner hnnglng equipment, pnlnl brushe and plen ty ol M' to revamp (he Modern Woodman hall (or a cozier meeting plnce lor all those who use and ap preciate Ihe hull. A potlurk dinner will be served al noon lor the work ers and their lumllle. School 111 the lower clnsxroom has been tfiMiilhvd till week owing to the Illness of It teacher. Mm Katie Pick, who had a relapse with the flu. Mm. Kiln Dawson (rom Altur a l helping Mr. Dick with her housework during her Dines. Mr. mid Mr. O a. Kirks took their one yenr and a half old baby to Klamnth Fall to hnve an eye ew R) G0IB9 airf toaight? J tm Enjoy tb comfort- Q H oblo foll9 of II Imowlatj hot if I ". 1 1 fl your komo. yoy or M t -1 ' IvVi '"oelolly pro. im 5 M Hctod by oa lad). H rjl bargtary policy. I iimuMCiuniirvcD fi ftJUnal JHHIlMLl Ell II I CtaOtltMOW aMCV jl Kf INSURANCE fl i: Ax A huy year baa )uat panaed (or member of Ihe Mill fTA. Top, left to right: Mra. T. J. O'llarra, president l Mra. J. K. f alder, flrat vice prealdent; Mra. Ray Garrison, aenond vlre prealdent Below, Mra. Herbert Pounda, secretary, . and Mrs. Hlewart Day, treasurer. Kennrll-Ellla. weakness treated which h lust recently developed In the ln(nnt. , Mr. mid Mr. Cliff Ros mid family left list Bnturdav (or Red. ding, where they will mnke their home. Kos will be body and ten der repairman In the Chevrolet garage there. Hager Martin and Larry Snyder and Mm. William DeCew went to Bend Saturday mid spent the day there. Mrs. Mae Anderson attended th Snrty given by Mr. Maude Hoaley uturday adernoon. i-arry cmyaer wn quite 111 Mon day and unnble to attend school. Several (nmllles here went (lull ing Bunda" Miss King 1 assisting evenings In the accounting deuartmenl at uie Ainuory market Here. Several neighbor had their gar- : dens plowed and put In condition ! (or spring planting. It la thought that cosmic rays, bombarding the earth (rom spaces . beyond the stars. Influence our plant t and animal life. i I i f I mse they're all elastic I f0-WAY STRETCH I You can lead an active life without restraint when you're wearing a S Slenderwear girdle by Luxite. For this won- derful new J-wayi Hi i LACE-LASTEX PANTIES With Satin Panel POWER-NET WITH With Two-Way Stretch Back Klamath's Complete fPTA NoteVH Hhasla On Wednesday, April 23, at 2 o'clock the Bhasta PTA was called to order by Mrs, C. V, Golden. The fifth grade presented a play, "Musi cal Bprlnit Fever," and everal'(olk dances, Mrs. Wlnnllred Clnwson, Mrs. Ethel Buckingham mid Mrs. Lois Carpenter were responsible (or the delightful program. The history of Uie Bhasta PTA wo rend by Mrs, Ivan Crumpacker, his torian. The members passed a resolution (uvorlng the building of parks and playground In the south suburban area. Principal Elton Flshbatk an nounced the county bookmobile van would not run this summer as in the past. He o((ered a room In the school to the PTA to use as a library l( the PTA members would donate tune once or twice a week to check books In and out, There will be books (or adults as well as (or chil dren. Enough members volunteered to keep the library going at Bhasta school this summer. The days and time will be announced Inter by the chairman, Mrs. Bud Lyon. Mr. Frank Peyton, regional vice president, installed the new officers, using the (lower ceremony. Ueautl lul corsages were presented to Mrs. Hherldnn, president; Mrs, Dale Bux tor, (Irsl vice president: Mrs. John Ferrell, second vice president; Mrs. Jnmes Brown, secretary; Mrs. Thehna Jnnssen, treasurer. Mrs. C. V. Golden then turned the gavel over to Mm. Sheridan, who In turn presented the retiring olllccm with corsage. Mrs. Golden was pre sented with a bar (or her PTA pin. Mrs. M. R. Houser presented Mrs. Golden a gilt (rom Uie executive board. Kelreshment were served (rom beautifully decorated tables by the second grade room mothers. Mrs. C. V. Golden would like to extend a vote of thank to all members who helped her this past year and especially to Mra. Bill Steele who hn served so evidently a refresh ment chairman (or the past two yean. Hans Norland 123 N. 6th HU Auto Insurance. CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 40S4 stretch girdle allows you : perfect freedom of: movement, even while holding your hips and tummy In check. I 8.75 SATIN PANEL 6.50 Department Store Directions Given To Help In Finding By J. HUGH PRI'ETT Atlrantoinar, EiliniUa Olvlilaa, Orafaa llllhar Eaacstlaa Srli How Interesting It Is to know by name the brighter stars In the sky. With proper directions, only a little Initial eIIort Is necessary. Such di rection are attempted below, and are (or April 27 around 8 p. m. A week later, due to the earth s move ment around the sun. the stars will come to these same positions half nn hour earlier. Pronunciation may be (ound in dictionaries, l-et us first look toward the southwest. A long, straight line o( three bright obiect extends (rom somewhat above the horizon up well toward the zenith. Thee three In order upwards are: Slrius, the Dog Star, the brightest star In the entire heaven; Proqyon, the principal tar o( the Little Dog; and Snturn, the planet. Procyon and Saturn are of about the same brightness. Saturn, the only planet visible at 8 p. m. does not twinkle as do the stars. The hnl( moon will be only a little east of Satum on April 27. To Uie right of Saturn, almost lined up with It and of lesser bright ness, we (Ind the Twin; orange Pollux and white Caster. Fnr be yond the Twins and considerably northwest o( the zenith, yellow Capella shine In slightly greater brilliance than Saturn. Orion's Belt Toward the horizon a little south Vi'ek-a-iloo Menh of fine rayon and nylon Is used for the lovely Jean Lang originals just received at WHYTAL'S . . . where there's a much more varied choice this sea&on due to an in creased demand (or mesh (rocks (or summer wear. Bold or narrow stripe over cool pastels of pink, yellow, blue or Sray predominate In these new ar rivals , . . and the selection in cludes modish, uncluttered styles tor uie tall (Igure . . . youthful numbers with full gathered, hori zontal striped skirts . . . smartly tailored shirtwaist dresses with high, collared necklines and simu lated pockets at the belt. More dressy are the pastel mesh weaves In animated parasol or flower print . . . some enhanced by fluted Tuffle trims . . . and other new meshes are coming in right along for pre-vacaUon ward robe shoppers. Whytal's assortment of pretty rayon prints and vivacious Jerseys becomes more Intriguing with each new shipment . . . and one of the cleverest arriving this week . . . another Jean Lang . . . designed with a Junior Miss In mind ... Is a soft blue, and brown checked Jersey that (eatures the figure molding torso style, ending In a swlrly skirt of unpressed pleats. An arrow of brown grosgraln point ing to a "sweetheart" pocket . . . and a brown ribbon belt provide fetching touches to this cutle now on display at WHYTAL'S ... in Uie Medical-Dental building. Main at Ninth. a Frock & Toppers In a timely and varied selection ance in a post-Easter sale now go ing on in uie rrauj-iu- wc Dartment of MILLFJl'S second floor. A number of choice dresses have been cut one-third In price . . . in.i..jin .... 1 D,i1a Rmnkc nr. lglnals and a (ew pin-stripe two- piecers. Also on mis speuiai are (ashionable crepes, rayon Jer- cvc and fain- . . . rje.-fect for late spring, autumn or even sum mer wear in Kiamains cumaie. Most of the coats designated ior i . m.rlrMl nn -fnnrth off . . . are three-quarter or fin gertip lengtns . . . sizes a uirougu 20 . . . with either cardigan or lapel collar necklines. Among tneir spring weigut . i worsted and nus sic v.. j-w... , brushed wools . . . and the color range has some o( this season's vivid shades like geranium, as well as green, blue, ngnt gray anu we if r.i .i i.mwi .in this clearance at MILLER S ... 512 Main. Background clothes are the wise investment to look well dressed and save money. Classical simple suits and dresses remain In style, then you can splurge on hats, bags and other accessories to vary their appearance. - Pure Silk Vrinis have been vastly reduced in price a. t nvrv.Q 71Q Main . . . giving you a splendid opportunity to acquire one of these gorgeous hued frocks for little more Uian hall their (ormer value! Light as flu((y-down and non-,i.i.ii-iflt-ir . . rtipv'rA marvelous to take along if you're going travel ing . . . ana mcir uiuicutMm drnped styles make them perfect for nnv party occasion that might arise. If for no otner reason tnan mat lhav'M -vr.rAmnlv ffnnrl travelers. you'll be interested In learning that these ethereal pure silks . . . with their eloquent color combinations . . . hnve been marked down (rom $35.00 to $19.75 ... at LONG'S APPAREL. Bemberg Sheers . . , designed by Cay Artley . . . are avatlable at WHYTAL'S . . . in the Medical-Dental building... in more varied prints and styles than we've seen in several years . , . and there's an outstanding selection in hnlf-siies, as well as regular. Parasol designs or vivid nosegays stand out on delicate pas tels . . . while, dainty floral prints are used over deeper shaded grounds of blue, rose or green. One style has the set-In belt (or "fitted" lines . . . and another the all around pleated skirt. These com fortably cool Bembergs for hot weather are still Inexpensively priced, too ... at Whytal's. - The best dressed babies, they tell us, are flouting white this season to break out In bon bon shades of pink, blue or malic, frosted with hand embroidery and lace. i I I.I.H..L ijmi4i.jMjii 1N ..uiiiaii.i.-r..iii'i;nainyT . . . . sV.m. v. , . ... . ... ... : LX raI.D NKW. Klsaaaia rails. 0. Brighter Stars of due west, wa see tha thru star of Orion's Belt extending In a short horizontal line. They are of about the brightness of the Big Dipper stars. Somewhat above this line, bright Betelgeuse, reddish In color, marks Orion shoulder. Sparkling Klgel, his shoe buckle, Is very close to the horizon. A month from now this splendid group will be gone (rom the evening sky. At about the height of Orion's Belt, but a little north of west, orange Aldebaran twinkles at the trill nf thm ltt hnnah r.t U. IF - small stars known as the Hyades. i me say i quite clear, we can see to the right of the Hyades the cluster. Considerably aouth of the zenith, white Regulus scintillates in the end of the Sickle's handle. The moon will aDDenr nenr tha nicku n-n 28. Well UD in the southeast' hu. Bplca glitters. Somewhat to lu right there 1 a conspicuous quad rilateral of small stars known a the Crow. High In the east, orange Arcturu mark the right end of the large figure of the Kite, now lying on Its side. Almost overhead we find the fa mous Big Dipper, upside down. Low in the north northwest, the five stars of the W of Cassiopeia are nrnmln.nl AnA m,.. , the brilliant star (lashing over the wniuMwiii Horizon, vega, cne gem Beaded Bags are coming Into the fashion spot light again, especially (or evening occasions . . . and If your finger are skillful with a crochet hook, you can make your own ... (or the ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP . . . located upstairs In the Mel hase building . . . has obtained the widely advertised Hiawatha beads and Bead Twist (or this purpose . . . in a variety of glittering col ors, including crystal, gold, silver and let. Cost of materials, Kath leen Krlz told Martha, is about the same a for a handmade corde'. A shipment of Shellcraft Seta ha also been received , , . the same as pictured on page 60 in McCall's Needle Work magazine ... (or creating dainty shell pins, earrings or lapel ornaments . . . the most summery of costume Jewelry. The larger sets are priced at 13.95 .' . . and smaller ones . . . at il.M . . . would be a nice gift for a youngster who likes hand craft. Separate packet ot colored shells are also available to fill in. Look for the new Main street sign of ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP . . . 325 Main . . . where you really save on purchases because of S. and H. Green Trading Stamps. Kitchen equipment, from scour ing pad to cook stove. 1 receiv ing increased attention from in ventors and engineers. Some handy space and work savers include a bantam electric range for kitchenettes, a magnetiied metal rack for knives, a scouring pad in a metal ease to prevent damaged manicures, doughnut makers in the shape of a stream lined aluminum gun. Tussy Deodorant should be Jotted down on your shopping list for the coming week . . . because it's a warm weather necessity for the entire family . . . and because the annual half-price special on this item la under way at CURRIN'S ... an event many have been awaiting to stock up on another year's supply. The recipe for fastidiousness is, to apply Tossy' Cream Deodorant wherever perspiration bothers . . . on the feet and palm of the hands, between the shoulders, at the nape of the neck or around the waist, as well as under the arms . . . and the nice thing about Tussy's is that it dries immediate ly and doesn't have to be washed off . . . for It vanishes. This whita cream la safely pleas ant to use . . . and much too subtly scented to Interfere with your otner favorite fragrances. During the limited time of the half-price special, the regular dol lar size Jar of Tussy Deodorant Is selling for 50 cents ... at CUR RIN'S FOR DRUGS . . . corner of Ninth and Main. If your shorn slips won't ac commodate the longer hemline, add a row ot laee. but use the heavier, closely patterned types for less transparency. A Uegular Party atmosphere . . . not one whit di minished by the uniformed guard at the door . . . prevailed at RICKYS this week . . . during the three-day showing of the famous Hatrv Winston gem collection . . . in a setting of effective flower ar rangements and fresh, cool back grounds recently installed . . . adding to the attractive Interior of the store ... at 700 Main. Klamath people who flocked to Ricky were voluble In their appre ciation of this unusual opportunity to view at close range some of the world's most precious stones . . . while lots of us practically drooled over the exquisite platinum and diamond plume clip, the 00-carat star sapphire ring ... to say not h ing of better known Jewels In tht display! A gratified "thank you" was ex pressed by RICKYS JEWELERS for the extreme Interest of the public . . . which they feel 4s a tribute for their effort In bring ing such a worthwhile exhibit to this city. ill SATIiaDAT, April ft. 1M1, Pan Bana Poe Valley fitea Railing, ion of Mr. and Mra, Wilbur Relllng, was taken to the hospital seriously 111. He la now reported better and has gone home, Mr, and Mrs, Forrest Bralthaupt have a new car. Emll Wells and H. M. Tucker sur prised their wives recently with gifts of new electric, ranges. Mrs. Buck Rogers and daughter spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown of Takll ma, Ore. Mrs. Rogers flew back la her father's new plane, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Barnelt had as their dinner guests Sunday, April 30, Mr. and Mr. Howard Burkhard, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schortgen. Frank and Ronnie Schortgen and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee and daughter from Klnmath Falls. Delmar Kelley la working for Emll Wells this summer. Mr. and Mrs, V. C. Brown have started their new home. They took a trip to Kerby and brought back a load of lumber. ROTC SfjW rwm nfllflaH ...il. . ......fu ur.u Wn.lllllM U unit will be established July 1 at the University of Washington, Oon zaga university and Oregon State college. Gen. Jacob L. Devers, army ground (orces commander, has an nounced. The units are among 70 being (ormed at 4fl American uni versities and colleges. of the mythical Harp of Orpheus. Arouna p. m. the planet Jupi ter, slightly brighter thon Slrlua, will be rising in the souuieast. Classic Brief ers by "Sportlelgb" were presented thul week by LaPOINTE'S . . . and without doubt they're the niftiest coats in fingertip lengths Martha's viewed this season . . . besides be ing most inexpensively priced at IS. for either of the two stylea ... Uie Cardigan or the Double Breasted. Fashioned of quality soft Fiesta wool and lined in lovely Rayon Earl-Olo ... the SporUelgh were featured In recent Issues ol Made moiselle nd Seventeen. The Double Breasted Briefer . . . with 1U lapel collar and two row of buttons for dash . . . will win the fancy of Junior-Misses, to my notion . . . and it comes In four shades . . . smart white, gorgeous shamrock, adaptable sand beige or pracUcal navy. The gracefully full, collarlesi Cardigan U available in white, black or sunburst . . . and both of these new models being displayed in LaPOINTE'S ready-to-wear . . . 507 Main . . . have the front slit pocket (or added swagger e(fect. Manufacturer are striving to uupreceuentea demand (or baby clothes In a booming market, but with live milUon ex tra babies born during war year and more than three million 'ex pected to swell Uii year's census, supplies of essential needs are still short. Cleaning Aids at PINE STREET MARKET have a new product looming up among the big variety of items that help with Uie annual Xreshening-up Job at home . . . "New Life for Rugs' ... a cleaning, demothlng com pound put out by W. E. Mccracken at Medford. With this it's unneces sary to remove the rug from the floor ... one package being suf ficient for two 9 by 12 s . . . and It's fine for upholstery, too. Even the garbeae pail has come in for more attention with "San-A-Lirer" ... a deodorizing gadget to suspend Inside the lid to repel dogs, cats, flies and ants. To get back to more appetizing; shopping . . . have you tried Vlta mlxed Ruskets yet? This Is one of the famed Loma Linda foot.: . . . a whole wheat ovensweet, flaked, toasted cereal that'll add a bit of variety to breakfast menus ... or it can be served as a crisp short cake with strawberries. Del Monte Whole Onion ... al ready cooked in Jars . . . found A the canned vegetables section or PINE STREET MARKET, corner of Seventh and Pine ... are won derfully good and so easy to sxrve creamed or buttered. Back ai-'n after a long absence is Lynden'a Chicken Fricassee with "half a, chicken In a can" . . . that you'll., want to order for the emergency ' cupboard. . -" Those 15 denier nylons heer as pipe smoke require extra pre caution when donning them or In laundering. Gloving the hand will prevent nail nick, and an : air-tight container such as a dec orated coffee Jar, . safeguards them from moisture, silver fish or moths. Dangerous to lawns and shrubs are the pow erful hormone weed - dandelion treatments if .iot used properly . . . and Martha has heard that some so-called expert gardeners are doing more harm than benefit by flagrant use of herbicides . . . but you can be assured of a satis factory and guaranteed Job from ED GREENE'S Pest Control opera tors ... all Uoensed experts! In quizzing a few of the home owners who've already tried the Ed Greene 8ervice ... I received highly pleased comments on results obtained at a moderate cost . . which, after all, Is the best recom mendation. As Important to a lush, healthy lawn as destruction of dandelion and other pesky weeds, Is correct fertilisation . . . and ED GREENE'S operators have had thorough train ing In yard needs for the Klamath area. Phone numbers of the Pest Con trol Service for appointment or e-. ttmates are 3JM Klamath Fall.., or .2013 Tulelake. . . Fur-hearing animal are giving their pelts to turn a new trick in men's spring fashions. Musk rat, wolf, rabbit or fox far ki blended with wool to make fabrle for sports shirts, iweater and aeck. 1
