Merrill
MERRILL. Mnv 14 Tim offlca of
the city ot Merrill water department
nan Deen moved to uie Merrill
library bulldliur. Ottlce hours are
from 9 to 13 and 1 to S. and 0 to 12
on Saturday. Virginia Sharp has
boon employed by the city to be In
cnarite oi una on ice.
At a meeting of the city council
on May 1, a building ordinance was
Dnssod. Anyone wishing to build
within the city limits must submit
plans and specifications of the pro
posed building to the city council for
apnrovRi.
Those mnKing the trip to Eugene
for Junior Week-End were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Crawford to visit son Ed Jr.
and Mrs. Pete Callse to visit son
FrnnK.
The Merrill Bridge club was en
tertained at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Walker last week. Those present
were: Air. and Mrs. Ed crAwinm.
J Mr. and Mrs. Riley OeLap. Mr. and
Mffl Hnh nraffm XjTi mrt Xr T aiiU
Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott,
oi TuiciaKe, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Barron, of Klamath Falls. Unable
to attend were Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
snuric ana Mr. and Mrs. John Kan
dra Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Scott former.
Iv .of Mprrill. have rin-r.hAit4 the
jonn cortes house in Tulelake.
Mrs. John Takacs Jr. and daugh
ter Johnclle spent last week In Port
land where Johnelle received medl-
cal treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Care of
Btockton. Calif., are visiting here
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stewart
for two weeks.
Dale West has returned from a
mnnth. hnvintr trin t Ghafi..
J Calif.
J as bartender at the Victory lounge.
Nels and Mabel Monroe visited
here last week-end.
I Louis Stewart and Bob Barry
made business trm to Poe vallev
and epent the afternoon at the Ir
ving Rosa ranch. Ross is breaking
a horse for Stewart.
Ed Crawford was elected ormd-
dent of the Oregon farm- bureau
at a meeting of the farm center.
Jim DriKcnll xrvnt Thunuli In
Merrill on business.
J " Texas and Oklahoma cant claim
txcluslve rights to the wrath of na
S ture. 8tronflr winds blew down .
I tree In the W. A. Hill yard Saturday
I ewenliur. Fortunately , branches
I Striking the house only tore off a
J portion of the eaves, but the tree
I falling on It and the equipment
uctaajuy u wove uio tire caused
considerable damage to Mrs. Hill's,
raraen. iwo power poles were blown
down at the Claude Shuck farm.
One pole was discovered resting
against the fireplace.
Victor Shuck suffered Injury to
fiis back when he was thrown from
ft tractor driven by his brother Dick.
fevnday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Mlkie O'Connor, of Klamath Falls.
sHlfK O'Connor's father, Jim O'Con
9 nor. at Laird's cow camp.
1 vlnrinla Sharp, formerly em
J ployed by the DSDA In Klamath
I Falls, Is now making her home here
I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
t E. Sharp. She has accepted a posl-
Hon with the city.
Tulelake
Tulelake grangers will see a mo
tion picture In technicolor. "Red
Wagon," distributed by Swift and
company, at the next meeting, June
12, depleting the story of the growth
of the company. The film was mads
In Hollywood. Austin Terry Is master
and the lecturer Is Mrs. Leonard
Meshke.
Alex J. Wray. manager of Tulelake
Machinery company, returned Tues
day from a business trip to Oakland.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Branson left
Sunday for Grand Rapids, Mich.,
where Rev. Branson will attend ses
sions of the general assembly ot
Presbyterian churches, representing
the Presbytery of Southwest Oreiton.
The meeting begins May 20. They
plan to return the first week In
June. Attending the session as a i
layman is Dr. George Wright, Klam- I
ath Falls. I
Rev. Francis Chambers, called re-
cently as assistant pastor here, will j
fill the pulpit next Sunday morning,
returning here June 1 for that Sun
day also. Mr. Mclntyre of Klamath i
Falls will till the pulpit the morning I
of May 25. Rev. Chambers Is also i
expected to preach the sermon for 1
baccalaureate for the graduating 1
class of the high school.
Fred Hardenbrook. Portland, has '
been added to the office staff of the
Klamath Basin Cooperative. Mrs. V.
O. Reinmiller, bookkeeper for the
past several years, has resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brown
field of the El Rancho Tula left
Tuesday morning for a two weeks' i
stay at Crescent City. The El j
Rancho has been undergoing exten- i
slve interior redecorating and an
opening planned for soon after their
return. Clarence Shelate Is co-
owner.
The building occupied for the rjast
seven years by the Lepley Motor
company has been vacated and
equipment of the garage business
has been stored. The buildlna- is tn
be occupied by the Ford-Ferguson
agency. It was leased recently to
Elmer Balsiger of Klamath Falls.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
JUST
i Unpacked-
Large
Shipment
S Tokyo Firms Cut
! Price Of Items
TOKYO, May 15 OP) The 'Jap
anese gave Increased enthusiasm,
kiingled with some cynical doubt,
to their own "Newburyport plan" for
reducing prices today.
Labor unions prepared to swing
behind the movement, which already
has reduced the prices of some com
modities and boosted sales consid
erably. The movement began in Tokyo
about a week ago, after Tokyo news
papers publicized the Newburyport,
Mass., program of cutting prices 10 j
per cent
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Due to unusually heavy inventory conditions, we offer
you large groups of the following items. All are Long's
high quality and carefully selected merchandise ... at
tremendous savings!
Dresses
Coats
Suits
Values to 79.50
t .
t-ure suit Hose 1
by Artcraft, Ileg. 3.95 now JL.oj
Skirts
Slacks
Houses
Sweaters
Drastically
Reduced for
Clearance
Camp 4 W
The monthly card party met May
9 at the home of Mrs, Elmer Wil
son. Two new fninllles have moved Into
camp this past week.
Much clenu-up work Is being done
in camp now and apiienrance of the
camp Is much Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson plav-
ed May 11 for a dance nt Plnehnrst.
Part of the local dance crowd plan
ned on attending the burn dance In
Ashland.
The softbnll team Is about ready
to play regular games.
The Traveling Card party will
meet next week with Mrs. Hitter.
A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.
Art Cooper will be held May 17.
The luggers and fnllers are work
ing ' on the main line tikis week
within sound of enmp.
Tho last week of school will be
busy. There will be an evening
school piogmin with Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Crulkshiuik assisting Mrs.
Cooper. Mis. Antle, Mrs. Howard
and Mrs Cook are In charge of tho
school picnic
The study club met May at Mrs.
Amie s with Otis Cogswell III charge.
The evening subject wai "Delin
quency.
VOLCANIC) I.KIHTHOIINK
On the Island of Hun (Salvador,
In the West Indies, n volcano serves
as a Hull I house. The Mash ot Its
light by night has guided mariners
fur centuries.
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PARK VIEW
Convoloicont Homo
(formerly of Ashland)
oit H'a.l Mala Slr.t
M.SferS, OroiMi , ''liana
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HOTELS
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Tlitirouulily Modern
Ml ana Mra. J. K. r.eils
till Je Kartell
Shop Sears For Values In Hardware,
Plumbing Supplies and Paints !
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50-ft. Chalk Line
Craflsn
98c
line Is aulomalically chalked when
-.--ivu. nasnc cat wim easy,
working fingertip rewind. 4Mx3x
1 'i-ln. Complete with chalk.
Craftsman 150-Ampere
Small Shop Arc Welder
SIT95
For Rural Power Lines II U Ji
. 18.00 Down, IS mos. to pay
CroftvTKJfi welder espodoMy designed for arc welding
right in your own shop. Jwtt phg K in and weld! All
accessories. 3-wire primary cable, polarized plug and
receptacle. Safe-sealed, streamlined aN metal cabinet
Steel brush, shock proof fiber helmet and instructions.
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Craftsman Hack Saw
Pistol-grip 2.89
Ruggedly made hack taw. Haavy
ileel odjuilabla ham, rainfarced
back. Blade turn. In 4 directions.
Complete with 10-Inch irtal blade.
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L?J LlJli.ll Sfl'i
Corrosion Remover
Newl Efficient! 12-oz. 59c
RtmoYSt ruit and corrosion nam
metal quickly; na rubbing or hard
work. Fine for tooli, machinery,
auto parts ana" trim.
Tumbler Padlock
With 2 Keys
59c
Rvst-resiiting 1 ft -inch alloy case
5-disc tumbler mechanism. Casa
hardened steel shackle. Cray lac
quered finish.
Lever Jaw Wrench
10-inch Size ' 1.95.
Handle rt tool in your workshop.
Use at pilars, pipe wrench, damp.
Forged sleel taws, milled teeth give
10OO lb. gripl
Box End Wrench Set
With Metal Rack 3.79
Craftsman professional quality
wrench set. Light, but strong. Forged
of rust-resiiting Super-Tuff steel for
longer service, 12-pt. openings.
Magnetic Jig Saw
No Motor Neededl 13.95
A rugged, weH made power rood
So safe, anyone can run It. Cuts
to center of 22' circle. Blade, 5'4'
eord,lnstivctkMM.RO-l20V0CAa
Dunlap Claw Hammer
Curved Type 1.35
Drop forged tempered Heel head.
Rust-resisting finish. WIM not chip or
flare. Strong straight grain h- -.'I.,
securely riveted. 16-os.
Polishing Head Kit
A Handy Set! 7.25 Carbon Steel
Useful Work Arbor
69c
tndud.t W Pc4ttMng Head; 3-pc.
Buffing Sti 4' Rubber Polishing
Wheel; 4xx'i' Grinding Wheel;
ard W Chuck, Vi' x 20-lhread.
Convert your motor into a grinder,
polisher, buffer . . . many other
handy tools. Fits Vi-in. straight
haft. Fastens with set strews. j
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Box End Wrenches
Box of 5 2.19
Ideal for mechanics, farmers, repoir
men. Husky rust-resistant steel frame.
Accurate 12-point openings,
o -m. Packed In strong case.
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Flashlight Battery
Plenty of Power IQc Two Speeds 19.95
Homart 12-in. Fan
Only at Sears can you find ouality
Ike this for lessl Extra strength and
Jong life. Gives you a powerful
beam over a longer period.
Tilts up or down, oscillates smoothly.
Quiet motor, felt-padd.d base. At
tractive gray-green color. Under
writers approved. 1 2-ia size.
Sheathed Cable
Our Finest ft. IOC
A non-metallic 12-gauge, 2-wire
, cable that's used indoors. Solid cop
, per wires Insulated with tough plas
tic Waterproofed paper wrapped
PLUMBING DEPARTMENT
Sears 'HOMART'
Porcelain Enameled
Steel BathTubs
5490
I.U Dawn, IS itiaa. la par
e Lightweight, Yet Super-Strong
e StreomllnecJ Curved Apron lor
Beauty
e Convenient Flat Shelf for Brushes
e Semi-Flat Bottom Prevents
Slipping
e Safety Grob Rail ot Top of Apron
e Retested Base for Comfortoble
Toe Room
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OObO
77
Steel Cabinet Sink
54-inch Sire
In An 1 1.. 14 .
.,wn,,, quia, o nay
a i . ... r '
a)u again steel caDlnet sinks. Oleamlng while ocld-reillftng por
celain enamel sink with handy rime spray, baiko! strainer and
other modern fittings. Baked-on enamel Heel undenrk cabinet.
I
Homart Attic Fan
24" fan & Vent 49.95
Drlv.s out hot, suttry air, 'ow n
eool night air. Mok.s your home
comfortable en hoti.il summ.r
Mights. loiy la Imtoll
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Steel Wall Cabinet
19.95
Oood looklnr. roomy. ('Infer.
tip door openlnt. Hhelvra ad
justable. In., 28 In. hlh. 12.9t
30il2'4 In., 18 In. hlfh, 17.93
W5
-.iW.K-fct'lH
White Glazed Sink
Stoinproof 8.25
Ptol rim sink with d..p coat of ohi'l.
vttrMus glai., acldproof, slain
proof. 3yi-n. cnl.r ourl.t. For
racdnat or frame. 20 x Us
Centrifugal Pump
Easily Portabl- 129.90
13.00 Down, 12 mos. to pay
Highly efficient, compact pump and
1 .3 H.P. gasoline engine mounted on
steal base. Easy to operate. Auto
matic priming. Complete with fittings.
( Kitchen Ventilator,
Attractive Grill. 29.95
Isp.U cooking odors, smoke and
heorl tin franws of windows 17 to
34 kxhs wtd.. tO mch fort, 135
h-SV atoter. Easy to Inalal.
Homart Jet Type
Automatic Pump
Electrically Operated
99
50
and
up
10.00 Down. It mos. to pay
Precision-built double-pipe ef
pump for wolls 3 to 3 Inches in
diameter, and up to 100 feet
deep. Can be installed away
from the well In basement. No
pump rod or cylinder ... no pul
leys, gears to wear out. Heavy
duty motor, pressure switch.
PAINT DEPARTMENT
MASTER-MIXED
BARN PAINT
Bright Red
5 Gal. 12.39
SCREEN ENAMEL
Black or Green.
Quartg 89c
2
59
Gl.
45c Pu
v. jfiSSA
Floor, Trim Varnifh
ot.
1.59
Master-Mixed
A brilliant varnish that drl.s quickly,
coats floors and woodwork with a
durable, dear finish. Protects as It
beautifies. Easy to clean.
Texture Wall Paint
Master Mixed is. 3.93
For a beautiful surface, mix powder
with water, apply to wall, make
desired texture with comb, sponge,
brush. Drleshard.won'tcrack. White.
100 Pure Shellac
Master Mixed qi, 1.29
Guaranteed high grade 1 00 pure
shellac Dries to a hard flnlih. Choice
of transparent or orange which
dries to an amber lint.
"Mis mil
. loo
'OH IMtfiy
Floor
Enamel
al.
4.29
Touch, dur
able. Resists
weather. Jirle
fast to a hard
finish. Use In
side or out
side.
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STORE HOURS TO 5:30
719 Main
Phone 6431
133 SO. 8th
Phone 5188