WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE TWENTY-ONE
Mothers Club
Th first meeting nl th (all term
was held by thn Mnlhera club nl
furred lira rt aiailcmy In th achool
auditorium ThurMlay vvenlng Hep.
tember 'ii at 7:30 p. in. Mr. Jcihn
Howard presided and ipiluld th
following cnimnltlcea to aerv tor
111 llulng trim; hnspllullly, Mri,
David VandrnlMti(; refreshment,
Mrs, 1.. M. liuuell; turnibrrallli),
Mra. Wlllard l.lnrhan; program,
Mra. Don I )i ullnrr; linaniial, Mr.
John MrAntlrewi; rumiuaue nil,
Mra. Jerry Murphy; publicity,
Mia. W. CI. Ely.
Mra. Ilnhert Drdrlik a hew mem
ber of th rlilU, waa Introduced and
sunk briefly rniiiernliig th kinder
garten ah hai recently ieiied at
th old Jim Kuinluan tcnlilenre, 71ft
Society Plans
Mra. J, I, Hiuklni, aialiled by
Mri. Ocn Taylor entertained th
Missionary society Brplmbr 14. It
waa derided that lh society's
plrdii to lh naUonnl and Inrclgn
missions and christian education
would b derided by th executive
committee,
At th next meeting October 19,
all ladlra attrndliiii ar kd to
being handkerchief to b aent to
Mra. Clerald Cobb, wit of th stu
dent pailor who pnt th summer
In Mrrrlll a psstor nl th churrh.
Mia. Clrn Maniinrk gav a vry
Interesting rKirt on her attrndanr
at lh leader a training arhool held
at l.ak Tahc In Aumiil
r.
at honl.
Membera present Included
Mra. E.
Mra. A. M. Zadlna, Mra. folk Had-' f"U. irrV I nHiec
d.Kk. Mra. Haul Johnon. Mra. W. Tl V-' 'Ui tr I LUUICJ
menu to Mra. Melvln Bowman, I Dor enr Pirrv
Mra. E. N. Eagle, Mra. Delia, Hodi lctCMI ruiiy
n i
hrJJFr d.Kk, Mra. Haul Johnson. Mra. W. T
wirw ' Walter Colllna. Mia. Frrldmaii Kirk. Membera of the Pre-.byterlan La- es. Mra. Lyle llullaker. Mra. Frank CWLOQUIN Mr. and Mra. Leon-
CIIIIXJUINTh Parent Teai h-1 Mra. Kloyd ohle, Mia. Frank DU dlea Aid discussed plam lor th po- Hunnlrutt, Mra. Dolly llunnlctitt, rd Wlsecerver were guest of non-
ra aaaoclatlon room mothers com- Ullo, Mra. Charlea Hteber, Mra. Ocr- tain Ir'.tlval banquet which they will ! Mra. Paul lu. Mra. Pee McNeil. I or at a party Riven on Friday eve-
nillte, under th direction ol Mr. , ry Wulll, Mra. C. B. Oard and Mra. aerve thla year, aa they hav In th ! Mra. M 1 1 e a Moore. Geraldlng nlng at th Willlamaon River Com-
A. M. idauiua, were nostewiei on cjuy Hleliier. I pant, on Friday evening October 21. Moor. Mra. Ellna Och, Mra. O. : munlty hall at the Methodist mla.
Friday evenim at a Driaal anower Sending gift but Unabl to at-1 Mra. Clovla Storey, president ol the
lor Mm. Wonald Boboltka, member j,,,,) we Mr, ,vnn Wfbb tnd Mr i aid , general chairman, and ahe
ol the hlih achool larully. Guest i Jm, Kouweau of Klamath Agency I will be assisted by the arrangement
nicv iir u ure . iivn7 Mra. Mtewiirl Nicholson ol Fort 'committee. wr. r.. t. niinainrx
gamra. Awarda want to Mra. Clyde Klamath, Mra. Fred Pope of Wood " Mra. Earl McCoy, and varloua
l-eaa. Mra. r.an rsensicr, M.tlv vn,yi Mri lMmr Artaliuli
Ronald Boboltka., Mra. Andy Ortla, i Hhlrley Lorkwood, Mra. lt Hatch.
ana Mra. liarry ruvura. vm Uyi Mr, jerrry Rwd Mr,
The gue.t ol honor opened her gllla cjliarlr Hale. Margaret Molilor
at an atlractlvely decorated U Mrl Ui nbafk, Mra. Atliel B. Ro-
ahaped Uble arrangement In the r. Mr. Jarnea Pamley, Mm. Wll-
olhrr committeea who will work
with her. Leland Pope and Don
Hmlth are generouy donating ap-
plea tor the banquet.
W. Offleld, Mra. Clovla Storey, Hel- alon. Gilbert KeaMnger wa host for
en Wllwn, Mra. Dwlght Eagle, the affair and Rev. Hurley Zeller
Mra. Delia Wintrier, and Mra. R. A. ! c ducted the gamea.
Bmlth, who la a new member. I A beautllullv decorated Uble held
the gllta whllh were presented to
G, , ; l AA--tt 1 Mra. Vlsecarver. Bowla ol yellow
uiid Meeting nd hUe noweri re pllced on
Mra. George Moaer and Mra. En- I ""'n covered Uble.
dre Lambert will be honteaiiea for I Those attending wer Mr. and
The group plan, a rummag aalelBt. Paul guild Thuraday at 1J 00 1 M"- A- B- Oravea. Mr. and Mra.
on Frldav and KaLurriav Heiitemher I noun. ; "iiour Crim, Mr. and Mra. Kermll
rafeterla. Following the pre'venta-1 m n,,rlrd. Mr,p p.rk.r. ' n and October I with Vannatu A Dotluck lini-heon in h. .ervi Keyaor. Rev. aud Mra. Harler Zel-
tlon ol glfU a beautiful tiered wed- , Mra M. O Hayen. Mra. Rav Ooorh. I Fa. chairman, and alio will nerve . and later n.ntlr,. dnn. h. Mr. ler, Mra. Beldon Kirk. Mr. and Mr.
Kllpatrlrk lo attended lh I "'' " Upied by a miniature Mra. Dwight Houera. Mra. Kermlt the BPW dinner Sept. 28. i F. C. Vlaaenbach will be displayed
1 . k.l- - .rnnnl , hrltirif In - . . .... I ....
m.-. - nr.t aim mra. urvine weooi. i nie preaiaent reported that a At the September I meeting ol
Chalnnan ol th relrehmenta com- and Irom Mod' Point. Mra. Ham aronn of th ladles wer Ln clean i ih. .m u.r.... n,,ii ..n,.j
nd paint mans ao that It to Uie group about the political em
Mra
Jeflrrann. Hhe eilalned to the ; rharlr. runnlnaham. Mra. Velton ' mutee. Mra. w. i . uaiea jr., nan Kile and Mra. Oall Rldenour
nmihera lhal children Irom 4'. I .......... .... n...i iia Mia. man in conierunn. Her rmei as-1
M. O. Hayea. Mr. and Mra. Jesa
Pike of 8praug River, the guesta
ol honor, Mr. and Mra. Wlaecarver.
and Mr. and Mri. Gilbert Kee-
lil.nli fur refreshment and Her-
M. Win-' i oratlnna wer Mra. Floyd Ohlea and pQ 1 1 Weeds Shown
In la noon, and would be tauaht . Urs Mm. rl- A. c. iiara.
llirr, ana .... "
yeara to ti IikiI age would be ir-r McCoy. Mi. Clovla Btnry. ,
repied Irom aniiroaimaiely a m. M i,,rd will, Mra.
! would be ready when the new pas-1 ar ahe attended at Reed college ' '"j?"
along accepted elu.-atlonal llnea.
A piano aoln "Mixinmlst waa
given bv Martha Carter, a aolo
Cllory Of tlml. In Naiuie" waa
aung by Diane Oldenberg. arcnm
pan I'd bv Hiisan Vaudenherg
Ronin mothers who will serve dur
ing th rnmlug year are. P I r a I
Norman Moty aecond grade, Mra
L. Roman. Mra. M Mnvea. third
grade, Mrs. 1 Mnhonev: fourth
grad Mrs. A Lavenik; lifih grade.
Mri. F. Heard; italh grade, Mri.
II Cranbleii; aevenilt grade, Mra.
J Atang: eiihlh grade. Mri. W (sni
der; freshmen In high achool. Mra
M Wellkimp and Mrs A Hrdlund,
anphomorrs. Mrs 3. Hruner; I u n
lor. Mra. H Fee; seniors. M r a
lleker.
nock, Mra. Klrlley. and llrrl-a Mc
Coy.
Welcome Party
BONANZA The Bonanza Worn-
. last aummer.
Bending gllta but unabl to attend
I wr nr., riuaii Droiiauji, comea rso
i vember 1. I
All.nrlln. war Mrs Ernest ! ir.iinu.ii-iss.i m.ri usracn .., V lnnn DUn
Orave. a d Mra Joa Miller Br ol ''" home ol Mr. Ivan , """" n"r cl r iuf ii icu
2ri? I ?..M.?- JZ.... '.n . I Kandr. on Tuead.v. with Mr.. WH. '' Royal Neighbor, ol An
Mra lwrence 4IHI and Mra Mer- "m Falvey aUllng. regular buaineaa meeting Friday, September will be honored at thta
ton Porter of Klamath Agency,' "Now la the Time." waa the topic , arrangement of lall weeda ol the I September 23. time. Neighbor Pat Ferrell won the
Mra Harry Ravira Mra Ray presented by Mra. Perry Haley, and type that the club membera will ! Plana were made lor th potluck Black Ball award.
nartv Prowell Mn Elmer Heglund Mri. an Informal dlacuaalon followed , rnak at in next meeting in dinner to o neia ucmoer n at b ju i Memrjera a a viamng neignoora
a cluo gav a weiromina v ': .... ir. u.,.n nc.n ni.,,i.v.H .s .nriibr o'clock. RLat BuoervLsor Mav L a-1 ara welcome.
wert Mr. and Mra. Henry Wolff,
Mr. and Mra. Gerry Wolff, Ollla
Miller, and Mr. and Mra. Mel FlU.
Patrick.
Court Whist player!
Cascade Wonderland division M,
auxiliary to the Order of Railway
Conductors, held a aoclal meeting
at the home of Mrs. Fred Jlolconib
15 High, on Friday evening Septem
ber 23. and Mra. Z. 3. Powell wa
the assisting hoatena. Fall llnwera
made th rooms attractive. Court
whist waa played with Mra. H R,
Davla holding high arnre. Mra. N. R.
Calllouette aecond. and Mrs. John
Sexton received the special award.
Attending wer Mrs. James Balcnm,
Mra. Bert Miller. Mrs. N. R. Call
louette, Mra. Jchn Bexlon. Mrs. H.
R. Davla Mrs. Leslie Hubbard aa
the two hostesfea.
Use th Want Ada lor Quick Results!
gan will be present for th dinner
and buaineaa meeting afterward.
Birthdays ol July. August and
lor the leachen and all new people Harry Whiting. Mra. Andy Ortls,
who might be Interested In Joining
the club II ai a no-noatesa pany
and held at th Bonanza library.
(lames wer enjoyed with prisea
going to Haiah Branchaud. Dorothy
Mra. Hugh O Conner duplayrd an , October.
FOR RENT
a aea ejaaia
Sewing Machinag
Sewing Machine Service
mi au war raa eiil
Th club will sponsor Campllr Florence Horn. Llllth O'Connor.
Yem ks and Mra. Ham Phllpolla. Re
Ireshmeuu wer served lata In th
evening to Martle Brown, Lola
Horn. F.ha Rueck. Dorothy Jonei.
S.l.lwl tl..,.ll. fl,.lit Urr.ll III.
li.n Beihdoldt'. Cleda Wells. Illrdlc )oill Mnlil ill MlfstioliO
iiuik. tstnrr iirown, tieuy reppi.
Vftwdka $PwpA and ShapA
and Bluebird gr.uiiii again this vear
and a rooked fond sale and rum
mag sal will aiKiti be held, the
date to b announced later.
Th Incoming nfficera were hnt
eaara for th evening and refresh
menu wer served after lh p r o
gram and business meeting The
next meeting will be 1'
lober . and In future the club will
meet on lh lirst Thursday jl each
month.
that wt did
ol paaalng b)
th ART
IENTFR at
1277 Main
atreet, with
out dropplni
in to greet
th Robert
B a n I a ler
CHILOQllIN A handkerchief ownera ol thla brand new addition to the bust-
Blanche Oowan. Clara Bold. Ma
bel Maxwell, Oertie Dick, Kathy
Dalloii, Harah Branchaud. Blrley,
Whipple. Dorothy Yenrks. Lola Hel
maun. Leuore Hparks. Barbara Mir
acle. Ilernice flharp. Kathy Black
man and Mia. Ham Phllpotu.
hursd.vrv-. Bridge Shower
tlit flub will . .
f
Fifth Birthday
To help celebrate trie filth birth
day ol Aharon Kay Hickman, arv
erel friends gathered at the home I
shower was given on Friday eve
ning by Mra. Cyril Cook In honor
nl Mrs. Kenneth Roberta, who re
cently moved Irom Chiloquin to
Klamath Falls.
Guesta lor the evening nl cards
were Mis. I.nu Kelllson. Mra. Earl
ol her parent.. Mr and Mr. J. me. ! ' M' ' "' ' U'h,t
Hickman. 141 Fargo. Thursday,
September 92
Prixea In gamea wer wnn by
Clrenc Neelv. Dickie Wile., and
Rnaemarl Neely.
Oueita who complimented little
Sharon Kay Included Kenny Rey
nolds. Tresa Dannely. Clarence.
Bobby, and Ronald l-arry. and
Rnaemarl Neely. Dnran Otierbetn.
Dickie and Dale Wile
Assisting Mra Hirkmr.n were
Mr Betty Wllea and Mra. Helen
Jonea.
j Klrrher. Mra. Walter Zimmerman.
Mra. Arthur F Blorklinger. Mr.
Vernon Norvall. Mrs. Roy Olenger.
Mrs. Earl Jonea ol Klamath Falla.
the gueit ol honor and the hoatea.
High and low lor bridge were Mra.
Kenneth Roberta and Mrs. Earl
Hall, lor pinochle were Mra. Walter
Zimmerman and Mr.. Earl Jonea.
Meet an Friday
Pythian Sisters met In IOOF hall
lat Friday evening with the moat
excellent ehiel, Delia Henninger.
presiding. Due to pressure ol Im-
. . , . . . pnrtant buslnraa, enteruinment waa .
Herbert Lane waa honored . , .., ui .. I
p.i...mn.. re-fc s.n,..- ... K. .
Mr.
with a surprise birthday party, giv
en by her mother Mrs. Nancy Put
nam, of 2144 Horn vrnu on Sep
tember la. Oue.u played pinochle
afur refreshemnu wer served.
High score went to Mrs. William D
Palmer.
Among thoa present were Mrs
Al rhf!e. Mr. Chris l-obben. Mra.
William D. Palmer. Mrs H A.
Sampl. Mra. Marl Low, Mlsa Lin
da Lobben.
at th next meeting.
Set
MODEL
SHOt STORE
fat.
a 'Jfrv r
There s
nothing
tougher
then ?j
LITTLE
YANKEE
sTien Mother telli nt how
hard Junior It on shoes
we just Irol out our LlTTLt
YANKIC Bandit, These rug
ged, good looking thoet
help your hoy'i feel grow
normally, loo. Dring your
youngster in today for (
careful edpert filling!
ll'i la
a
n, c. d
width
"r la. f.rlltfl4rlal
, . . lo replace the
old -fashioned sink
ucteMfrscU
T Ml'LtlKl
m
bra
miv lrmi
Iili-liin'i ttrrn with
tfiii ht, iimrLIinf bt-auty.
Flnr(rtp4iT galore, with fivt
drawrn, two mtnpiirtmentt.
ImiHi of work Mirfare htinfly
Inline iltrlf, rrmnvahU nit
tin It board. And to fMjf to
own!
Ttmrfn Foinli to Tfrfpttlon
0 n pirr, .TehH-muitini,
(iirrUiDnarn) tnp
4-ilKh hkipUh prtrtnla
wall apltuhinc
SnM-iftl "rnimh nip itrmitvr
riinnnlf dnhpaa
Nn-apltuh how)
9 Switiffinir frntr- and
aulnniatir, flrxitiiV riita aprajr
$a-imta, wwy iliilint drawer
Sliding tilf. rnnovalila
mthnK hoard
a) Onnrt and drawrn atumd
dradrnrd SBr for all iitnili
Jlijthualitf chmmhardwafa
All tr, all wtIdfd, no aharp
mrnrra
RMvgfi lsit alriiwa mom for
tor and kilt
Cutlery drawer with
romartmenU
Stnratra raarity 14fJt rultia
irH (more than averax
rpfritrrator)
NO MONEY DOWN
36 Monthi to Pay
FYOCICS
GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE
inih A Main Phone fi4(M
Be sure it's
PURE CANE
1
Be sure
with CH
4
neat world here . . . your certainly missing a
treat II you do.
Thla la going to be a continued atory for
a while and well be telling jrou about the hun
dreda of exquisite articles that Mrs. Banister
brought out lor our enjoyment.
II jrou lore CERAMICS you must see the dis
play made by Claud and Thel Wilson of Myrtle
Creek ln our own Oregon who ar developing
red clay Irom that region to cotijur the cleverest
wine Jugs, pitcher, bonfton dishes, ash travx,
cookie jars, bowla. Tom n Jerry teu and lot
of other piece in muted color. Their work
la mentioned In hurt Sunday's Oregonlan In a
moat complimentary way and th ART ("ENTER
la ahowint It.
Later well tell all about Mallbu modern din
nerware. hand woven Uilant'a wear, hand woven
linens . . . hand tooled leather, randlea . . .
gotta quit . . . It's I a. m. and the copy paper
la all used up . . . more next week Irom
Main atreet, the
ART CENTER.
Wh erer heard af Santa C'laus In September?
Wa did when we aaw the Jovec af California
Rant Claua arufft . . . ruth In f the aeaaon in
name ant?. Thla b a aofl. rloaed-toc affair, lined
and rolUred In now? lamb wool ... a blealng
to I r f d toe nl anv tli w ( the i..r. I h;.i
holiday colors, to take bark la eollesa ar ta pd
boat In at home.
apvwworlliy, lolovirlliv!
the t x c 1 1 1 n g .Scully
SL'EUS by Samar of
Loa Angelea at LONG 8
. . . xrlualvfl of courat
with thu apparel ahop.
tiles, a-hM alu hteea a
found "aouhlatlcatlon"
In casual auedea. Klamath's smart women hav
definitely given sued th nod of approval this
season ao w checked for Information to pasa
on to you
LONG'S carry, right now, a well balanced atork
of auedea for your wardrobe, particularly stun
ning Jacket In classic sports and dressier types.
Or . . . ahould you not find what you ar looking
for let LONG'S order for you . . . any style
garment, jacket, gored skirts, full length coat,
beret, pillbox hata. a pouch or Upper style bag
. . . any sire, any color. Swatches are available
for your aelection . . . th colors, beautiful
Listen! Calient red . . . Taho blue . . . Pottery,
with a hint of pink . . . Balboa beige . . . Bene
dictine . . . Rancho tan . . . Hunter green and
Almond, that (tunning new shade of brown.
Suede make such ravishing additions to your
wardrobe ... It drapea like a silken scarf. Is
amazingly versatile , . . wear It with your knits
. . . suits, casual frocks ... It goes anywhere,
anytime. Just this week, It appeared at a smart
nlght-spot with a dinner dre.
We aaw two stunning Jacket at LONG'S, a
double breasted sport model with swanky folds
on the pocket, self buttons and a gorgeous
dressier Jacket made with V yoke, flared back.
In Pottery . . . Mix or match your skirt and
Jacket . . . skirts are 4 or I gored.
SUEDES ar "It" for fall . . . Drop Into lit
Main street and ask to see these brsutles at
LONG'S.
"3-I A.xTVe,
I'!ii4riii4u.ly Cliir!
daring.
ft.
llnuaii, Oahu, Maui!
HibiACU . . . ginger Blos
soms and palms . .
breath ol an enchanted
land brought to RICKY
In the new Plowera of
Hawaii DINNER WARE
made In California by the
Santa Anita Potteries
We've been bunting to tell
vou for dava about this
charming new dinnerware that will aay "welcome
to your guest, but not until this week when
every little, last detail wa ready for the intro
duction, would RICKYg let us say a WORD
about It.
Now, w can shout It Irom the housetops . . .
It's here, distinctive, dlllerent. daring . . .
patterns of authentic reproduction of flowers of
HawaU . . . atyied by IRANDA ln dinnerware . . .
typical of the land of romance, the flower
accent r Ttrtd. the background natural and
simple.
Drop downstairs St RIt'KVS to this new de
partment where a bit of the Islands has been
transplanted and look at this new dinnerware . . .
patterns are Red Anthrum . . . Red Ginger . . .
Yellow Hibiscus . . . Shell Ginger . . . Croton
Leaves and Moiutera Leave . . . you'll like the
lines ol every alngle Item . . . especially w
noticed the "man-kind" tup handles . . . th
"lovable" tea pots.
We kept thinking about the marvelous COLOR
In this dinnerware ... It really standi out . . .
we talked a bit with Clara Shaw who not
an long ago had an opportunity to see Hawaiian
dinnerware first hand ... she tells us that all
true Hawaiian color are bright, even rainbow
. . . butterfllea . . . rocks and fish . . . ao thla
Flowers of Hawaii DINNERWARE t RICKYS
ta aa Hawaiian as a lei. 1 ' "
Youll get a it piece aet. aervice for 4 for I14J5
. or a 3 piece set. service lor I with all the extra
pieces home-makers dote on for tX&Zt . ; . th
U piece set, service for I for I45.M ... all pat
terns are open atock' so the little matter of a
broken cup hsndle needn't make you break down
and weep.
Flowers of Hawaii dinneraar was Introduced
recently In Chicago at smart Carson Pirl Scott
. . . now we have It right here In Klamath
Palls . . . exclusively at lt Main street.
RICKYS.
(iiMid Cooks Are
, . ' switching to
SPANISH style.
Jiffy Cnned
Cooked Rice at the PINE
STREET MARKET . . . what
a comfort to have aomethlng
READY for dinner after a day
at the office or a round of
bridge, simply by whisking the
top from a can of cooked rice,
heating It throughly ...
sprinkling with chopped parsley.
Or adding a can of sauted shrimp to a ran
ol heated PLAIN Jiffy Rice for a wonderful
meal.
Jiffy Rice, pre-cooked, big whole kernels, la
new, delicious, economical . . . good for break
fast, luncheon, dinner ... try It soon.
Still shopping, we found those round, colorful
cocktail or Hors d'oeuvre picks that have been
oft the grocery shelves for a whole year . . . 1J
picks to the box . . . dye are the same as used
by candy makers lor fine confections, no fading.
The PINE STREKT M4RKKT still gives Sail
Green 8 tamps and tends out 1 free deliveries
a day . . , Either dial 3138 lor your next Grocery
order or drop Into 8eventh and Pine, the
PINE STREET MARKET.
A Little
the millinery
that MILLER'g la show
ing for the woman past
the "girlish" years. But
because Cathy tells us
that she has such be
coming hata for mature
women, don't make th
mistake of thinking th
rhapeau In the millinery
department look OLD.
Clever women have al
ways known the alluring
flattery of black, so
Cathy nl MILLER'S ha chosen velours and fine
tells fnr fall and winter showing In this color
, , . choosing touches of color In the trim . . .
Jeweled accent . . . high-soaring feather and
extravagant veiling to add verve and dash. The
styles are charming Rgalnst WHITE hair, and
Cathy tell us that EVERYONE should get In
step with fashion and DIP your bonnet at a
becoming angle whether you are It or 40. Black
make th most of your beauty. Don't take our
word fnr It. the designers say so. MILLER'S
MII.MNKRY DEPARTMENT hss a wide range of
styles In black hnts with prices starting at 1.4.00.
And don't forget, should you have a "night
mare" of a hat that needs re-maklng Into a
"dream" Cathy can do that too. She's had lot
of experience here In Klamath Falls In her own
shop . . , now you'll find hrr at Bit Main street,
MILLER'S.
; i r. & i - .-
Airy on l,n-p. Frothy
as frizz, the NYLON lingerie
by Colura at LA POINTE'S.
Stop dreaming, these are
real and sweet as sleep on
a rainy morning . . . they're
wonders for wear, wonders
to care for, these nylon
slips, nighties, panties and
bed Jacket ... all ln
pastel colors except the slips . . . they come In
white only with misty, delicate touches of em
broidery and fulled net trim on bodice and hem.
Fragile and lovely bed Jackets ln I styles . . .
the pink nylon with delicate nylon net ruffles
Is dainty as a cloud at sunrise ... a yellow
with nylon lace, pretty as a Jonquil.
Honestly! It's rulfles. ruffles everywhere on
this Colura nylon lingerie, at LA POINTE'S,
even on the nighties . . . delicate as a- butterfly
wing . . . Don't worry about Ironing these dainty
garments, you don't . . . Just swish Ih warm
suds, rinse and let a breath of air blow through.
It's that simple to keep them fresh.
Ask for the Colura Hollywood briefs with flair
or trunk leg In alu-s 4-5-4-J at 1.3 up . . . slips,
sizes 32-40 . . . $4.91 up and those precious gowns
32-40 at 13.95 up.
Nylon Is so long wearing It's much, much less
expensive than other lingerie. Give It a try
but buy It at 0T Main street.
LA POINTE'S.
a
rialds and checks In bold patterns and striking
color combination!, are the rule for sport coats.
Very much In the picture, loo. are coats and
Jacket of corduroy In solid colors of green, win
and coppery brown. Wind and water-repellent
Jacket In cloaely woven twill with plaid, wool
linings are a favorlt for eampna wear.
The Apples of Your Eye
will be warm as toast and look
like little angels to boot In the
tiny LETTERMAN wetr, Just
like big brother's that we dis
covered today at SPENCER'S.
Jim
tew
Did you ever see such a spe
cialty shop, thinking about
EVERYTHING even to stocking
sweaters for 2 to ( year olda in
SCHOOL colors? . . . Now your
BIO boy and your LITTLE boy can be "smartles"
ln Just-alike sweaters, even to 8TRIPES. And
won't sister be a "flirty-Oerty too, 'cause these
cunnings replicas of older brother's achool sweat
ers are Just nght for her to wear on cool
mornings.
Now on the shelves at SPENCER'S are sweat
ers for schools of Klamath Falls. Merrill. Malta.
Bonanza, Tulelake. Henley and Chiloouta . . .
they can be ORDERED for any other. Here Is a
suggestion from SPENCER'S that certainly
"clicked" ... for an unusual "new arrival" gift,
end a tiny sweater with the colors of the new
Dad's Alma Mater . . . what brawny past or
present football Pop wouldn't get a "kick" out of
that.
So ... for that midget SWEATER In hl-school
colors hi to (I Main street
SPENCER'S.
If
at
Come on fals
and go to CI RRIN S.
the Friendly Drug
Store, lor those
WHISTLE STOP lip
sticks. "Shure" and
they're cunnin', no less
. . . two shades' of lip
stick and a whistle in
between to blow a
plerdn' blast to call the
cop should you be
stranded on a dark
night and no masculine arm to lean on.
These clever gadgets are by the famous Lucien
LeLong. The little nick-nacks come In four
bright colors, red, pink.-blue and green, the two
lipsticks AND the whistle for $1.
We like the lipstick COLORS . . . Indiscrete.
Hokey-Pokey Pink. Tempest and Corsalre.
Lest you forget, they are to be found
Ninth and Main,
CURRIN'S.
In Massachusetts and New Jersey the cran
berries are rip and October 1 t 13th ha been
drlarrd National Cranberry Week. Here Is a
cranberry recipe ta brighten October menu. Cranberry-Orange
Salad Burgundy aerve 3 or 41
orange, a pound ran whole cranberry sauce,
. cup California Burgundy. Claret er ether red
table wine. 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin,
daah f aall. Quarter orange, remove seeds; put
range, rind and all through food chopper. In
a saucepan, mix orange, cranberry sauce and
wine: heat to simmering. Remove from heat, add
gelatin, atlr anlll dissolved; add salt. Poor Inte
Individual mould and chllL Serve with mayon
naise en lettuce.
Hosie Do and Around
you go ln the quaint, "Pages
of the Past" square dance
frocks from WHYTAL'S.
You'll never be able to re
sist buying one of these prec
ious, old-fashioned dresses
made from long-ago cotton
prints when you see them
. . . then go tearing off to
hunt a barn dance . . . may
be to Tulelake or Malin ,
where the folks are really
going to town with this exhilarating recreation.
They are made up complete, with fine lawn
petticoats and ruffled pantalettes . . . authentic
prints of yesteryear . . s We took one look nd
memory flashed back to an attic In Virginia
where we dug blissfully Into a horsehair trunk
on a rainy day, many years ago to find Just
such frocks as we found this week at WHYTAL'S.
even to the little velvet RETICULE to swing
from a slender wrist , . . You'll probably have to
be older than today's generation to even KNOW
what a reticule Is . . . Gran used hers to carry
a bit of rice powder ln but she never put It on
hrr Irish tlp-tllted nose when a SWAIN might
see.
These tin-type frocks at WHYTAL'S are deeply
ruffled at the wrist, have darling yokes outlined
with ruffles, swishy flounces, all edged with
VELVET ribbon and a ducky velvet bow for under
your chin ... the "undies" . . Ih the. old dayi
thev were "unmentionables" are edged with eyelet
embroidery to show when you whirl. You'U love
'em when you see 'em . . . and they're long
of course.
WHYTAL'S has full, full separate skirts, as
ancient ln pattern as the dresses, ankle length,
that team perfectly with a dainty blouse for
dancln' , . . rural scenes on these ln blue, red
and black prints
You'U like what you see thla week In the
windows at HI Main street,
WHYTAL'S.
0 II
Today's Magie Carpet
cornea from HI LLI VAN'S,
whether It' an all wool,
Early California, woven in
multi-colors or plain or a
cotton braided rug so pop
ular these days. Both ar
a perfect foil for the
beauteous Southern Maple
furniture to be found ln
this smart specialty shop.
Informed decorators usually plan a room around
the floor covering we learned at SULLIVAN'S,
ao If you're planning on using maple ln your
home youll positively want to start with this
type of rug. The woven one may be ordered
up to 13 feet WITHOUT a seam ... the braided
ones come In many, many sizes and color combin
ations, too.
Utterly enchanting Is a TRESTLE maple table
at 8CLLIVA.V8 with satiny 8alem finish, so
graceful and lovely It will make your heart
skip a beat ... 1 extra leaves permit I to be
seated . . . imagine it if you can with the darling
old Captain's chairs, maple to match, grouped on
a California woven rug in tone of brown and
bronze with a hint of yellow. Add a bit of brass
or a hint of copper for accessories and It all adds
up to BEAUTY.
Youll tore the OLD WHTTINGHAM ladder
back chairs made of the finest virgin maple from
Vermont since 181 by the Phlneas Sawyer fam
ily ... oh! dear we could write and write but
before we sign 1 we must tell you that on
October 7. 81 LLIV AN S will be 1 year old. Let's
help celebrate by dropping ln to 413 Main street
to congratulate
SULLIVAN'S
Color research expert, point to Iirown as the
first and leading color for fall. Next In Import
ance I teal . . . then, deep henna, rusta, cop
pery tone, brown, mouy greens and slate blue.
Olive green and navy look very promising for
this autumn and early winter.
.
What a Lot of Pleasure
you're going to get using
Springtime DINNER WARE
from YOI R STORE. Truly. It s
as fresh looking as the name
and Just as enchanting as an
old fashioned garden . . .
blue or pink posies on a white
background . . . fluted flange
with a leaf design in relief
. . . this Is dinnerware that
will fit Into Early American
furnishings . . . we'd like It
on dark wood.
YOU'LL like the prices on this showing of
NEW uble service ... a II piece starter set is
marked . . . don't look now . . . at 13.23 ... the
Sz piece set for ( is only (11.93 ... the largest
service for I is marked $51.30 . . , that's 34
your time when you go Into YOUR
STORE to look at SPRINGTIME dinnerware , . .
it's on the mezzanine . . . open stock too, by
the way ... the management likes to have you
wander at leisure and enjoy the amart patterns
In crystal and china. We like to talk about
this department and youll like to see it when
you go to 121 Main street,
YOUR STORE.
Little Hoy IMue
come blow youi v.
horn! The one
Mommy can l
you at the PELICAN
CANDY JAR filled
wun pur sugar 3f 3
CANDY from Jo
Franklin Myers of Dallss, Texas
. . . who makes so many clever
novelty containers filled with
pure sugar candies for small
fry.
We'll wager that once you get Inside the store
and see the cunning things we found, that you
can coax her. or maybe Dad. to tuck SEVERAL
of these cunning Items under an arm for a good
boy or girl.
Little wooden cradles, "n tiny red wagons, "n
Wishing Wells, 'n clothes baskets, kiddie carta
hold "Smile Sticks." each one Individually wrap
ped .. . Should you get a box of Fruit Taper
and want to be a cowboy, you'll get an extra
surprise, a pair of stirrups, 'zactly like a cow-poke
uses.
The PELICAN CANDY JAR even has candy
cigarettes that ar KIND to young tummies, -by
the pack or carton, pay telephones that Jingle,
gasoline pumps, "Sweetones" on which you'll play
a merry tune, dogs and elephants that fairly
waddle under a load of candy and clever little
milk cartons with tiny glass milk bottles, filled
to the neck with the kind of candy you'll love. "A
Bottle a Day Keeps the Doctor Away" , , .
honest, It says so on the carton.
These clever novelty candy containers, dear to
the hearts of children are moderately priced 10
to It-tS .. so a bit of "sweetenln won't burst
the budget , . . you'll find them at 721 Main
Street, th
PELICAN CANDY JAR.
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