HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 34, 14
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Pack lrp Your
old kit bag: and hit .
for school but NOT
until vou have jrone to
CURRIN'S, the Friend
ly Drug Store to load
up on cosmetics . . as
refreshing as a bouquet
of newly cut flowers
are the Faberge co
lognes . . Woodhue. Aphrodesia, Tigris.
Straw Hat, two smart bottles in a clever
little gold-colored case . . Tigris has the
swankiest tiger skin top or "cap."
A good buy is the Peggy Sage Gold
Rush duo, lipstick and nail polish . . the
lipstick the long slender style so popular
with the "hot dog" crowd . . or the BIG
GER value in lipstick. TWO regular size
tubes, a $2.00 value for a quarter more
than a dollar or $1.25 . . choose your
shades . . or Helena Rubinstein's 4 Color
Keys To Beauty on a single chain.
Ask at the Beauty Bar about rake
make-up, Rubinstein's, Tussy's. Max
Factor or Revlon . ..there's "dream
stuff ' In this facial finish.
'And don't forget cream shampoo,
face powder, the silk screen kind,
cleansing cream, depilatorys AND de
odorants . . the list is endless, you'd bet
ter start now. As a winder-upper, we
found a clever little perfume dispenser
for your "purse shaped like a rifle
bullet with a no-drip closing, it takes
pressure to get a drop of scent.
Grandma used buttermilk and lav
ender as her cosmetic standbys, but
we lucky mortals can do better than
that by shopping around at Main and
Ninth . .
CIKIIEVS
ft . ft
Forget The Dihe
and let's go down
to SPENCER'S to
pick up a good
supply of those
Arctic Nitev Nite
SLEEPERS. In
these . . little wig
glers who are al
ways disarranged
will stay warm as
& bug in a rug . . they're heavy wejght,
sturdily tailored, cotton -knit fabric,
recommended by pediatricians (baby
doctors to us mothers) because it is
warm, absorbent and healthful. Exclu
sive "bootee" foot with double sole for
warmth, comfort and wear.
Sweater-cuffs hug wrists, provide 4
inches of adjustable sleeve-length . .
note that your cherub won't outgrow
these in a season . . comfortable neck
line assures necessary chest protection
. . no bursting seams after bedtime gym
nastics . . the important seams are nine
thread sewn . . full fashioned seat with
elastic closing . . these are rough, tough
little togs that can "take it." Pretty,
color fast pastel shades, green, blue,
peach yellow . . sizes 0 to 6 for the
teeny-weeny price of $1.99 at SPEN
CER'S where . .
we found the newest "contraption"
In all Klamnth Falls, a Bunny Bear
BABY MOOR. If you're sizzling with
curiosity it anchors baby safely in the
bath tub while you sponcre his epidermis
. . it's a little, scientifically designed
seat with four safe suction cups . . can't
possibly be pulled up by the strongest
baby . . leaves Mother's hands free .o
keep him from eating the soap . . has a
one piece plastic frame that warms
quickly to bath temperature and soft,
, adjustable web safety strap that posi
' tively won't chafe baby's skin. If you've
a Cleopatra or an Anthony in the family
this is the answer to a Mother's prayer.
SPENCER'S is always on the beam
when it comes to making life for
Mother just a little bit smoother. Skep
tical? Drop Into the store and look
around . . you'll want to buy an armload
of baby things from 619 Main . .
SPEIYCEIt'S
Thin In ll!
A permanent that will give you big.
soft, natural-looking ringlets that will
fool even your bed-fellow . . because
with a permanent from the STUDIO OF
BEAUTY there'll be no need of the kid
curler routine EVERY night.
Anona Roberts, who knows her
"stuff" says there's a permanent for
even- head of hair. Whether you have
a Clara Bow trim or have defied the
shears and dun fast to your tresses, the
STUDIO OF BEAUTY can make you
"purty."
Lend an ear to the operators and lot
them help get you tresses ready for the
school year. Here's a guess that swim
ming, sunning, fishing and the million
and one other things you've done this
summer have sapped the natural oil
from your hair. There's a remedy . . oil
treatments before your curl. Don't fool
around until it's too late, school is only
the flip of a calendar leaf away. If you
are going to college in a damp climate a
good permanent is a "must" . . unruly
hair is the "berries." Your friends will
all be saying "Ain't she sweet" after
your trip to the mezzanine at Whytal's,
901 Main street the . .
STUDIO OF HEAITY
Elegance that delightful, nun, and ratler
word. Is aure again s part-et-speech; far, tht
fall, there la a whole federation af fabrka which
will admit af na ather description. At twilight
land later), look far gleaming. Iridearent bro
cades, tar shining satin an shantung for prettily
puckered plbse crepes. Expert ta see. vetvel
feelinc corduroys, velveteens, tissue-weight wor
steds, sll rkhly dcreraUve.
In The Know
on the go. CAMPUS
CLOTHES at WHYTAL'S
can cover you from top to
toe. Start over in the ho
siery' department and fol
low" the crowd to millin
ery. On the way you'll
find more wardrobe
"campusonality" than you
can shake a stick at . .
double cheer Featheroys
the mix'em and match
'em kind . . really it's a
corduroy but so soft and genteel it can
even go to "tea." . . Juillard creations
. . darling pedal pushers with tricky
. front pleats, stitched for "oomph" . . well
tailored flared skirts with plenty of
yardage . . the salt of classroom life, the
jumper dress . . buttoned down the front,
double V midriff accent . . Featheroy
dresses with upper class sophistication,
gold belt and button trim and jackets . .
pert, boxy, useful . . all important for
campus wear . . Colors are warm . . avo
cado green, olive green. Sprite red. grey.
WHYTAL'S has a wide range of sizes
starting at 10 . . some at 20.
Something to yowl about ara the
saucy little casual suits, plaid or checked,
boxy or fitted, trim little tailored suits,
slick as a whistle, with new skirt ideas
that are just right for the in-between-summer
and winter season and perfect
under a fleecv coat. We'll whistle this
gals, on a high note, the price is $25 . .
and a bargain they are.
Tenderly tailored are WHYTAL'S
skirts . . polished gabardine . . men's
wear flannels with a bit of strut . . plain,
checked and pastel plaids . . most of
them California Sportswear . . dashing
dandys with a brand new graduated in
verted front pleat . . narrow at the waist
line . . wider at the hemline . . if you
want SMARTNESS here it is. Beautiful,
no end in this style a cream Kasha. More
beautiful a brown checked Sportswear
with huge patch pockets with side open
ings "yust like a man's."
Double dutv, reversible hats, y' gotta
see 'cm to believe . . two color felts with
a feather . . pluck the trimmin', turn the
headgear . . put back the quill and pres
to, a change . . navy and black, red and
black . .
Cunning, hug-me-tight hats like little
Dutch bonnets, just right for campus
wear . . scads of colors AND we mustn't
forget the cheerful, chummy casual
dresses . . the so very social, date dresses.
. Prices at WHYTAL'S won't knock
your bank balance silly but you WILL
discover you can have beauty on a bud
get when you shop at 901 Main street . .
WHYTAL'S
Everybody' doing
to EMMA'S STORE
In MAUN to out
fit the baek-to-sihoolers.
EMMA'S
is completely
stocked with gay,
exciting new school
clothes that will be
really fun to wear.
You'll find every
thing that the boy
and pirl needs for
the back-to-school
movement from hankies right on up to
ritzy sports togs.
You can drop into EMMA'S and with
out moving from between the four walls
buy shoes, hose, underwear, dresses,
lingerie, sweaters, skirts, cords (for the
BIG guys, too) sweaters, jackets, caps,
gloves, belts . . we could write a book
on all the "duds."
Prices are dropping like a rock in a
well EMMA tells us. fr instance big
boys' cords are $1.25 lower than Inst
year and that's something in the life of
a Mamma even if she doesn't need to
watch the budget.
EMMA'S is so conveniently located
too. right on the Main street in MALIN.
Just think of the gasoline saved when
you shop in the town nearest you . .
especially when you can buy everything
(even goloshes in season) that the
school crowd needs.
EMMA'S has provided clothes for all
ages, the shelves are full of merchandise
and now is a good time, before the
school bells start ringing, to go to
MAUN and launch your buying spree
at ..
EMMA'S
Fashion and the French hive always been
synonymous In the past, bat this Fsll Paris esn
pick up a few pointers from California Designer
Stephanie Koret, and by the way you'll find her
wonderful garment Ideas right here In ana of aur
awn Klamath stores . . . she has sdspled every,
thing from the shape of Napoleon's hat U the
euffs af the famous Musketeer Guards In the
new bark-ta-school and on-the-job wardrobe af
-Corduroy Pair-Offs" . . . watch for these new
rotors . . . mocha, slant red. bluebird, stem green
and smoke trey.
Shopping In Xerer
a gamble if you
shop at LA
POINTE'S. Cer
tainly you will
be taking no
chances on those
"flatter like
mad" jerseys
and cord u rovs
that LA POIN-
TE'S is showing. They're a wonderful
buy and you can build your college or
high school wardrobe right around
these materials . . it's as simple as A B C.
Terrific is the word for a chartreuse
Jersey blouse and moss green corduroy
skirt combination . . odd button closing
at the neckline and jaunty peplum . .
the skirt, a Nardis of Dallas, straight as
a stilleto.
You'll, find dozens of other ideas
along this line . . the color combinations
are almost endless . . teaming up these
two NEW materials on the fashion hor
izon is the last word in smartness.
Blouses, sizes 32-38 at two popular
prices . . $5.95 and $7.95 . . skirts in
both junior and regular, meaning 10-18
. . $5.95 and $6.95 . . there's economy
for you.
Darling beanies are being shown in
corduroy to match the skirts . . top your
tresses with one of these when you go
into the fitting room.
If you just can't resist jersey, buy a
skirt . , we saw some stunning ones in
heather and black, pressed or unpresseil
pleats at $8.95 and $10.95 . . sizes 24-28.
You'll take top honors in the ever-so-versatile,
career or campus corduroy
jackets . . as an idea, combine a toast
jacket and earth brown skirt . . this is
a season of mixing . . stvles are loose or
belted at $7.95 . . $16.95 . . sizes 10-16.
Tricky additions to your sportswear
wardrobe to be worn with or without
blouses, the corduroy waistcoat . . Ask
about these. You'll find it a good policy
to center your shopping for school
clothes this fall at 507 Main . .
LA TOIXTE'S
The fsll and winter srsson or l4-M will be
remembered for the trend toward elrt-anre In
millinery, achieved through supple msnlpulatinn
and draping of the silhouettes turbsn, trleorne,
manipulated small hat, daihlng wide brims, plll
boi and beret. Most Important Is the turban
which returns with tremendous fashion vitality
as a mora-tlll-nlght fashion.
Do You Know
that MILLER'S Is
headquarters for
feminine wardrobes
for school girls from
the first grade to
sheep-skin winners at
Stanford? Neither
did we until we shop
ped this week on the
second floor and had our eyes opened.
We wished we were headed for Mills
or for Yassar when we saw the genuine,
100o, featherlight, superbly tailored.
Botany flannel robes in Bee's depart
ment, the kind that can take punish
ment "with a smile" . . toasty warm, big,
big pockets, beautifully tailored and
belted, in wine or navy . . we heard of
one that has been "kicking" around for'
15 years and is still in use . . there's a
testimonial.
Any gal will take top honors in one
of MILLER'S cashmere sweaters, queen
of ALL sweaters, 100o imported wool
in pastel shades with the double neck
that is IT this year. NOT being sweet
sixteen we had to be told that "the
bigger, the better" Is also IT with the
sweater crowd. MILLER'S has short
sleeved slip over Cashmeres at $8.98
and the cardigan for $11.95 . . sizes up
to 40.
Mothers were circulating around the
little Kate Greenaway dresses tor cutie
pies, like bees around honeysuckle and
for good reason . . they're darling . . a
little Spit-fire red with scalloped, while
pique collar and cuffs was whisked off
for a dark haired lassie . . this number
comes in Dutch blue too. Sizes run from
3 to 12.
Strictly 1949 are the all-wool flannel
blazers with smart white braid binding
for snuggling on nippy school morninps
. . sizes 7-14 at two low prices , . $6.95
. . $7.95.
Team these up with the little plaid
skirts so Scotch they B-r-r-r . . swishy
flairs like big sister's snd fastened to
the belts by a "gold" chain, ball point
pens that write . . for 7 to 14 year olds at
$4.95 . . $5.95.
Cute and new are the junior Sacony
blouses at MILLER'S . . all rayon jersey
. . plain and collared necklines . . suds
able and practical . . pencil box fashions
, . scads of colors.
The young crowd knows Its way
around the clothes world and there's
good place to start teaching them
clothes "sense," right at 512 Main
street . .
MILLER'S
The logical blouae for town, for the office, la
as slick as a sheet af letterhead, as precise as
your mattery of the touch system. Is will be
rotton certainly, white probably. Smsrt ta a
hith-butlonrd wslatroat ta sit starchlly eutalde a
skirt, or tuck tidily underneath.
You Van Aim out
taste apple butter and
last-of-the -garden relish
just by looking at the
canning and preserving
equipment in the PINE
STREET MARKET. If
you're one of those home
makers who just can't re
sist sticking something
into a can to be used next
irintfr nnw'a the time to
be buying your canning supplies. It s
a good idea to get ready for Juniors
mid -winter homc-from-school appetite.
"Makes no difference" whether your
familv be large or small, the PINE
STREET MARKET can supply you with
glass jars . . pints to half gallons and
just about every kind of lid under the
sun.
You'll like the new plastic lids for the
square, casy-to-stack Vap-O-Cans for
freezing, both the waxed container and
the lid can be used again . . manufac
turers arc constantly improving on con
tainers to put in your freezer . . ask for
the new ones.
The PINE STREET MARKET has
West-Pax locker kits and locker paper. .
Arro lids for narrow mouthed jars . ; Jcll-K-Seal,
the 100 airtight paper cover
with a hundred uses . . Parowax, Certo,
Tcn-Jcll, Sure Jell.
Fruit really is plentiful and not too
expensive and who doesn't dote on mix
ing juice and sugar to watch it jell.
Remember to dial 3138 tomorrow . .
peaches arc scrumptious. You'll get
S & If Green stamps with your order
whether you have it sent out on one of
5 free deliveries a day or pick it up in
person at 7th and Pine, the . .
PIIVE STIIEET MAIIKET,
There' Aiwnyn A Time
nd a place for
folks to use the
merchandise we
found this week at
RICKYS during a
whirlwind review
of the store , . We
were really look
ing for values and
here they are . .
the NEW Farker 21 pen and pencil set,
medium priced at $8.75 . . split , . the
pen Is even-up $5.00, the pencil $3.75.
The famous Parker 51 with LustraloT
top. the set. $19.75 . . gold filled. $29.78.
A brand new pen fenture the aero
metric vacuum, 'twon't leak because st
trap catches the excess ink.
Portable radios. Motorola, a tiny
beauty with plastic and metal case, one
of the best on the market . . $42.60 . . a
full line of Zenith's, fully automatic with
wave magnet, starting at $47.95 . .
others at $49.00 and $67.95 . . school's
one place where you just gotta have a
radio . .
'Another niuV. a portable typewriter
anil RICKYS has the tried snd true Rem
ingtons, a standard at $84.95 and the
noiseless model at $119.50,
Rovs must shave, at least so we were
told at RICKYS where you'll find a
complete line of electric razors, Schick,
Remington, Shavemaster . . being fem
inine gender we think 'twould be "NICF.lt
to shave without hither so . . visit the
razor department downstairs and while
you're there look at the smart Schick
travel kit . . electric razor, mirror, elec
tric cord, hair brush, tooth brush holder
and nail file in a r.ippered leather case
. . $34.50, tax included.
Travel clocks are handy . . you'll find
them at all prices hut in particular we
liked the New Haven at $7.34 . . for a
dollar more you may buy it In a zlppered
leather case.
You know that RICKYS has one of
the most complete watch departments
in town but just as a brush-up on famous
names you'll find Hamilton, Bulova,
F.lgin, Rnlex. Gruen, engines, Helbroa.
W'yler. Eterna, this one the first self
winding watch with a hall bearing.
RICKYS has made sure that you can
find just what you want In a timepiece
for man or woman. The price range ii
so flexible you can't miss.
It's fun to shop for school, for your
self or others and more fun if you shop
at 700 Main street . .
ItH KYS
Perfect for the coming football eesaen are plaid
ahlrta which are being shown with matching Ilea
la he worn casually tied at the throat, atee
sweaters or blouses . . . odd Jackets are smsrt
In corduroy, velvet ar wool knit . . . little head
hugging raps and roller brims will make any
girl think twice before she goes bsrehesdrd.
other Ideas for bsrk-to-srhool . . . yau'U dangle
a chsin af coins st year bell Juit for fun . . .
bark-to-the-dormitory girls will love the red Man
nel night shirts Ilka granny wore ... If yen
must ga modem ... red flsnnel psjamaa sn
Innovation.
The Spot Light
is on MILLER'S SHOE
DEPARTMENT where
Frank Bogatav said this
veek that Poll Parrot
shoes are "more fur your
money shoes" because of
their fine quality ma
terials anil sturdy con
struction.
n. Little feet have A,
in in Poll Parrot 4
)ecause they are
more fun
shoes becan
pre-tested. They have to
be good or they wouldn t
be approved by Parents Magazine and
Good Housekeeping.
MILLER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT is
your exclusive Poll Parrot shoe dealer.
It features a complete range of sizes
from infants to teen-agers, assuring your
youngster of a perfect fit.
This year send you boy or girl back
to school in Poll Parrot shoes and you'll
be "twics as smart."
Poll Parrot shoes are active shoes for
the busiest little "soles" you know and
they are SO reasonably priced, just
$2.98 to $6.95 . . remember, Poll Par
rots are exclusive at 512 Main street . .
31 1 LEEK'S
If a mn tan deepens lines In your skin, makes
pores suddenly eipsnd, roughens texture or ac
centuates dryness, belter keep shy of Old Sol
and taks your tawny completion out of a bottle.
(Ine fsmed beautician ssys thsl a severe sunburn
esn sdd 10 yesrs to the sppsrenl age af a
lady's skin. She also Insists that the snn
doesn't wreck such havoc nn ths skin of your
shoulders, arms and legs, sn toast these areas ta
turn but enver your faca and neck and fool
sour friends by matching your maka-wa ta and
tanned sreaa.
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