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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE Shower 3LANOKI.L VALLEY A lovely lidel shower was given at llir parish hall oil July 1 al p. m. In honor of Mrs. Ilnwrry Koberla, Ilia fnrmtr Beverly MurdVk ol I'na valley. Hostesses wcr Mia. Paul Monro. Mrs. Clay Walkrr, Mi's, rranrls Lilly and Mra. Barney llrnwn, Ths room waa nrroratrd with spring flowers and gilts wrra piled on a long lara-covrird table. Hetty berry and Ulta Lilly sang two duel. Refreshment wrra served In Ilia evening to Mra. Ilnwrry ItnlH-rla, Mra. Kay Mnrrhant, Mra. Joe Potu rrk, Mra. Walter Hinllh Jr . Mrs. lllll Nnviitny, Mra. Charlie Walkrr, Mra. C'lirla IIihmI, Mra, Orvllle l)i Vatll, Mra. Homer Itnbrrta. Mra. Wilfred Noble, Mm. Mike Dearborn, Mra. Frank Brnwn, Mra. Ileg Thomas, Mra lllll Burnett, Mra. l.lovd Cllft, Mra. Ia Lenvltl, Mra. i:d Onwen, Mra. Luther Nnxlc. Mra. L. M. Hnnklna, Mra. Lloyd Crawford, Hhrrry Crawford. Mra Art Monro Mra. (.aalrr Jones, Mra. Jnrk rail, Mra. I.lnvd Fmhrrv, Mra. Waa Dearborn, Helen (tnwrn. Eve fliruuk. Edith Cllft. Ilrl Ilnnklna. Hetty trrry and Itila Lilly. Bridge Party LANGKI.L VALLEY- Mra. Krank Delicl entrrtalnrd wllh a bruise parly at hrr hum on Thuralay altrrnooii. Three lablre wrra In play with Mra. lllll Humrtt winning flrat prise, Mra. Harry Frarlrr. arrond prize and Mra. P. '.V. Hrnwn won liavellng. ItrfrrahmrnU wrra arrvrd by Mra. Dellrl at the rloar of the aflernnon ,t Mra. lllll flerhdnldl. Mra. Paul lloliriK, Mra. Art Mtrwart, Mra. Lr ltnd llnrrla. Mra. Owrn I'epplc, Mra. Frank llrown. Mra. Harry Frailer. aaaiaBlaka.K .ita TWO AND A HALF years old is Mary Ann Waldrys. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waldrys of Tulelake, Calif. Frrebce-Kessler. Mra. Lester l-ravltt. Mra. Maa Gala, Mia. Mary Dearborn, Mra. John Bui llvan and Mra. Bill llurnrtt. Presentation - RirprranilHtlvi'a from aevrral rltlra wara praarnt at Ilia hrutraa night of Uia Degree of Honor. Prrarntatloti of rolnra waa maur by Aaliland and a drill exhibit waa given by the Mrdford (roup. (Irani Paaa Ird In lha opening and rinsing ceremony. Tlir tableau Columbia waa glvrn by llrnd. Creana drub, who haa Juat rrturnrd from a convrnllon In Mlnnraola. gave the couvrntlou rrport. Mra F.ihrl Lliiilhomr, Ihr atate dlrrrlor of lha group, and Minnie Davis Card, atat urrgiinizer, wne prrarnt to vlrw the proceeding. S.Vfl' . At Officers f v I aa - ..PI Ljfj ... .-J Wular Lake, only 16 milra long and all mllra al the wldrat, la in largeal primanent fresh-water lake In all India. It lira at the northwest end of the beautiful Vale of Kashmir. ft roebuckandcq Reg. 49c and 59c all first quality 36 in. chambrays and ginghams jV ' i ,V-r1' 1 47 Worm hued ;,1 colors and pofterns (irmly woven waihoble colors some pieces Sanforised ' ploins, stripes, plaids some vat-dyed full bolts - not lengths ae Se Is Lie a yard! Scoop op aeveral yarda now while the chambray araaon la at ha peak. Ideal tor drraara, aportawrar, pajamas, houarroata and playtoge- Hurry In nowl l.ANOKLL VALLKY The Langrl! Vallry Womrna iliib nirt at the pirlah hull June IS with Hlllle Co. wrll and Joanna Manhunt rntrr ti,lnlng. Mrrtlng waa In charge of Vlre I'rraldrnt Jattle Walkrr. Kinal r'ana were made for the June 20 ounce. The aerond flan' a la to be July I" Olflrera wrre rlnted wllh Mlldrrd Novntny re-elrrted prraldrnt: Hat lie Walker, vlre prraldrnt: Odraae Noblr, trraaurer; and Hlllle Cnlwell, arcrelary. flamra were enjoyed with prlzra going to Edna Hiwd and Jranrtte Orallan. Kefreahmenta were aerved by the hoateaara to Dale Hmrlcer, Ethel Jonra. LVtrothy Klearhrr, Jeanrtie Orallan, Kaihrrlna Orallan, fattl f- J'( ' -"if i recently SHOWN ABOVE are several officers of the Degree of Honor. The group gathered for its hoitcss night to which representatives of five towns were present. From left to right, they ore Crcce Pock, local deputy; Minnie Davis Card, state organizer; Ethel Lind holm, state director; Fannie Coddard, presidsnt; Estelle Smith, past president. Gudcrlan. Entertained j LANOELL VALLEY Mra. Belle Kldwell of Monrovia apent laat week with Mra. Helen Noble and family. On Thursday Mra. Nobl. entertained In honor of her gueat. Tea waa aerved at 4:30 to Mra. Belle Kidwell, Mra. Mary Dixon of Bonanza, Mra. Mildred Campbrll, Mra. Nova Noble. Mr. Hhlrley Brown and Mra. Beanie Campbell. Written lawa existed In Crete aa early aa the 6th Century BC. oors, HOHRY SEATTLE, July t oPV-Tha Boil ermakers' union waa In the middle oi a tenae aeaslon la.'t night when a apeaker roae to demand: "Let'a forgot about the boiler mrkrra and grt down to diacusalng ' it.r buatnraa of our own union." Inertlon of the apeaker's mem bership book ahowed he waa In the wrong mretlng. He waa a member of local 300, poperhangera, pulntrra and decora tors, meeting down the hall. Walker, Tlllie Noble. Nettle Davla. Olive Burka, Iora Andrews, Odraae Noblr. Edna Hood. Agues Pfrlffrr. Cora Lravltt and Harriett Oamage. The next meeting will be July 21 with Belt Btaller and Bonnie Frrn- lund, hoateaaea. To Buy I To Belli To Trade I II Pays to Use the Want Adal The South American rhea j- tlmea called an ostrich, differs pri marily from the ostrich by having three clawed toea on each foot In stead of two nailed toea. m I v iTr a v - tsw law i Be sure it's PURE CANE 3 Reg. 69c Sanforized vat dyed, prints & floral cottons k . A i j 1 Save lie! t'se for drraara, playrlnthea, blnusea, aprons, houseonata. Buy now at Bears and save! max. shrinkage 1, I is, .V-.- - V " .-..V'' ' ; '.'a.- T- ' I.. , ' ; (. J j . .eaw-A. - ,.i....-s.. . . - . . . ... a.Mh, a,,.fiiJ. J V, j-h--. i-v. mm i mm mm Summer Time s ihe Time to Carpet" t uttMCAuu you lOHWiM SOIL (utrouMWHrnti ur roo( mkiidih 'nut a wiofsoC 'ir Mf SfA, Mi V ff tiun (urn tutnom' .' 'r A r M SUSMV IHIH. 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Check today s great Hot- point RErRIOERATOR against any other make . . . for rxtra shelf apace, extra convenience features, beauty and value I Inatde, outalde, and from every atandpolnt, to day's brilliant new HOTPOINT refrigerators are truly outstanding. Thrre'a more storage capac ity .. . for Instance, Hotpoint 'a big IS-cublc-foot refrigerator rrcjulrea no more room than a pre war "a," yet It provides 11.4 square feet of adjust able shriving. Here's extra apace for more food. A left-over rack awlngs out of the cabinet with three jars for storing left-over meats, vegetables, lama, etc. The butter conditioner keeps butter fresh and eaay to spread . . . vegetable crlsprrs are generous . . . defrosting Is automatic on the I and It foot boxes . . . nothing to art or watch . . . double compartments . , . one for normal temperature and a Thrlflmaster freezing unit . , . designed to stand a quarter century's use . . . current consumption la low . , . all the alxea have the five-year protection plan. RICKYS has these sties ... the little 4 foot for apartments or built In kitchens with a IS pound freetlng cabinet ... I ice trays for a cubes . . . all I sides Insulated with fiber glasa . . . porcelain Interior at SIRS.1S . . . t modela in the f foot aire . . . the first without a vegetable crlaper selling at S1S9.7S . . . It's slatrr slae with all the features of the largrr boxes with a rapacity of 11 pounds for quirk freere at IIM.7S. Starting at S5I91S the I foot boxes run the gamut through 1269.15 . . . 1:129.75 and S309.7I for the super-eight . . . your freezer In these holds (2 pounds of meat or vegetables and that's a "lotla" grub. In the supertduper 10.21 cubic foot beauties . . , two of these are available at $309.15 and (449.75 you'll get SI and 70 pounds of freezing spare . , . almost room enough for a dressed porker. Ask for HOTPOINT refrigerators with right or left hand doors. Comparison proves that HOT POINT offers more for your money than any other make. Take the guess work out of your REFRIGERATOR buying. Shop at 100 Main street, RICKYS. The sweater tourh looks like ths star performer In eaaual clothes this year. Watch for smart, new looking, ahort cardigans, The waist-long fitted cardigan will be worn with Juat about everything; ever casual dreaaea. matching or contrasted; as separate topa to skirts, as smart sweater-Jarkrta ever blouse and skirts; as casual eover-upa In tweed or Jersey Jumpers when worn without blouses for drraa-up. Walrh also for that "rash. mere look'' at college budget prices. Zephyr, rabnlt'a-halr-and-wool, nylon, all In finer gauge sweaters. Wouldn't Mind Having . ,1 a set of the treazure- vnra smsr. Once you see It you 11 want a set too, now that it's summer and you spend more hours S 7VX!nSc1 H I out of doors. We have SO little time to picnic on the lawn In our country and we really should make those meal times COLORFUL as we can. Food can be beautiful and appetizing In these pastel colored dlahes that come In 5 shades . . . mist gray, delicate yellow, azure blue, shell pink and bud green. These definitely are NOT the harsh colors of some pottery you find. The new idea Is to mix two shades . . . gray and pink . . . yellow and blue . . . green and yellow . . . It's a knock-out idea for a picture pretty table YOl'R STORE can now offer you extra pieces never before In stock ... a big, big salad bowl, enchanting tea pot, oval vegetable server, egg cups, (quaint as a granny bustle), a honey of an ob long, covered butter dish, salad plates, the cun ningest gravy boat with the drip dish moulded to the bowl. Men will like the sturdy handles on the nlce sised cups ... the cereals have devastating little "ears." Luray POTTERY from YOVR STORE Is open stock . . . start with a piece starter set on special for only 54.95 and build to It. You'll use It Indoors with pride. There's no guessing about quality when you shop at 721 Main street. YOUR STORE. Slop Hight Folks! Sample something new. The FINE STREET MAR KET has hit the Jack pot in good food, with Borden's new fruit salad In C'OTTAOE CHEESE. It's creamed. It's pasteur ised. It's chock full of cling peaches, pears, pine apple, bright red cherries. sweet with syrup. There's a treat In store for you when you try this brand new, tantalizing, tempting, taste tickler. There's a saying, you know, "If It s Borden's It's Oot to Be Good." When next you dial 313 for your order of gro ceries, or shop In person at the FINE STREET MARKET ask for a pint or a quart of this delicacy, It's really good. What with berries, apricots, new peas and lender little green beans now perfect for canning. Its tlms to be thinking about FRUIT JARS and LIDS and PAROWAX. Remember, canning with Kerr Jars and lids is easier, surer. Only Kerr lids hsve the "Cush-N-Flo" seal with the "Snug Tie" fit. Only Kerr lids have the gold lacquer on both aides that make them acid resistant. They fit ALL Mason Jars. You'll find EVERY canning need at this modern store. Your orders will be sent out on a free delivery and you'll get green stamps from Beventh and Pine, the PINE STREET MARKET. Each ummr a core of fragrance-11 stands ready to supply you with the blessed light touch. From the faint, sane smell of soap to the saucy whisper of perfome, their cool breath Is air eondittonlnx of the most personal, the most delightful kind. With their help, eoolth ran become a state of mind, errn when It Is not precisely a condition of weather. Know them and their differences as Intimately as an apo thecary knows his potions. Choose them eon ningly, blend them harmoniously. You Would If I 7 h J1S ItewUder your beau Into "Say ing, Marry Me, my sweet," If you would go searching for new ro mance and find It . . . if you would be that gal that your dinner date flirts with ... it JU. V"W W heart . . . put on one of the bewitching new CHAPEAUS from WIIYTAL'8 and wear It away. Flip as a wink are the new fall HATS . . . there's a song In every lilt and tilt of their brims ... In their saucy feather trims and wispy veiling. Right here at WHYTAL'S we found the FIRST feather hats we have seen In town, fall styles that are profile prettlfters. Feathers are always soft ening for any face and feathers are right at the top of the fashion ladder for headgear this season . . not only feather here and there but HATS completely covered with feathers ... no kiddln' . . . crown and brim. We adored an off the face number made of tiny flat feathers, so soft they look like beite velvet A sweeping curl of ostrich plume outline the tip tilted brim. An all black with roll brim and swirl of Iridescent feather fronds to curve above your ear is equnlly charming. Others In ultra-swank wool Jersey, boucle, velvet, satin, ielts , . . colors are as enchanting as a fall sunset . . . forest green, apple green, coconut brown, cream, lilac, beige, black, oyster white, chartreuse, rust. Pill boxes are good again . . . trim runs the gamut from feathers to rhlnestones . . . com binations of flowers and feathers are different, veiling Is promised for many months to come. Klamath summers are short and sweet, so It Isn't too soon to be thinking about a fall bonnet to team up with that new fall suit. It's fun to be one of the first to spring a new style and you can do It If you'll trot down to Ninth and Main, WHYTAL'S. a Thia yrar's wonderful buttons come In color to match leading fabriea, and In tailored, formal, or novelty designs. The Greek medallion, lady bug. roae-wood-end-mctal buttons, rhlnestone squares, carved and twistrd metal buttons and matching button and belt buckle sets. All from 1 cents to S3 per button at your favorite notion counter. Charm Can He Yours and this is no Joke If youll try the ne Tussy's CREAM SHAMPOO that is be ing Introduced this week st t'l RRIN S ths Friendly Drug store . . . This new method ol cleansing your tresses wss perfected by skin care experts who worked out a formula that is not only a hair cleanser but a beautlfler. It not only washes away the dust and oil that dulls your hair when you've been gamboling In the briny brine or romping a horse over hill and dale, it vitalises your hair, leaving it soft and manage able. A shampoo with Tussy's CREAM SHAMPOO will put highlights in your top-knot whether you are a blonde, redhead or a dark haired lassie. If you dont want to spend precious minutes of your vacation days huddled under a hot dryer, give yourself a shampoo, going first to CVRRIV8 where you'll get a big $1.00 size tube for to cents. Use three good lathers and as many rinses, the last one nice and cool, then sit in the sunshine and let the breezes do the rest. You 11 quiver with delight when you see the result. This, a get acquainted sale at Main and Ninth. CURRIN'S. A distinctly casual look la the brand new character In 1949 college fashion. It amounts te more of the "American Girl" look. The trend starts with easy, sensible silhouette. Skirts are "settled" at the wearable, midcalf lensth. Slim skirts have pleat ease; fuller skirts have con trolled contours. I'nmountrd sleeves Initiate ths easy look In almost everything. Jackets and coats will be belted. I In 8$ it Klamath Fads, right in the PELICAN CANDY JAR. A customer asked for and got, Susl's fam ous Swiss chocolates with Continental stvle dark coatings . . . light chocolate In any form Is not particularly fancied by Europeans. Susl's chocolates have the true French flavor. You won't be surprised about that when you know that they are made In our own Portland by a Continental family who once operated a candy factory across the sea, so It isn't to be wondered at that they have the true flavor of the confections that you find In patisseries In Parts. These Bouchard confections come with almond, nut or cherry filling, delicately colored. If your taste doesn't run to chocolates the PELICAN CANDY JAR has a wide variety of summer candles, the vacation kind . . . chews and Jelly fillings. Tuck some In your luggage. You'll find a wide selection of candles at 72 Main street, the PELICAN CANDY JAR.
