Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
PAGE SIX WKIINKSIMY, NOVEMHKH 21, 10,11 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFfiON SOMETHING WORTHWHILE as a Christmas gift for the whole family has more common sense these days than anything. In fact. Dad. it wouldn't be a real bad idea if you settled on FURNITURE as a gift for the home, and the wisest move you can make (considering the times) is to make a selection from the mammoth stock at HAFTER'S 833 KLAMATH AVE. I have plenty of suggestions and after all, that's what this column is for. If your idea of the ideal vaca tion is just to lie in bed and take it easy, here .ire the prettiest surroundings you could want! Nat urally I mean a well-designed bedroom suite . . . styled right, scaled right, priced right! When I say priced right, it's strictly an understatement. HARRY says "50 to 75 off on bedrooms a special deal." CHOOSE a mattress from a stock of some 50 different types whether it's a soft mattress or a hard matress, or if it's any degree thereof, HAFTER'S has it. More suggestions? Swing rockers that make your living room an invitation to relaxation! Sitting is believing . . . and you'll find every stitch in place, every wejt in order, every tack, screw, spring and frame ship shape . . . then sit! SOFASdesigned for- sump tuous comfort and constructed "to give you years of service, style and beauty at a down-to-earth price! ... a Christmas gift that will brighten your living room while many,, many more Christmas trees come and go. CHROME DINETTE sets streamlined beauty and rugged construction. All sizes all prices. SAMPSON card tables and fold ing chairs, OTTOMANS, LAMPS, LEATHER chairs, PICTURES, or if it's a matter of just keep ing warm this Christmas SIEGLER OIL and GAS HEATERS. Ya can't stump HARRY! If HAF. TER'S doesn't have it it isn't being made! ONE BLOCK of furniture to back that up! . SUGGESTIONS FROM ROBERTS. Not exactly in line with the Christmas hulla ballu but plenty good for all year shopping . . . things that tend to the household task for "wifey" a little easier, more convenient, just a wee bit more efficient! For example, TIMERS from ROBERTS have many performances Timing the breakfast eggs, timing the children's music lessons, timing the ' bathroom hog, and other jobs around the house where timing is essential. STEAK KNIVES that make tender- , loins out of tough Elk steak. Pakka-wood handles with the appearance of bone only they don't go to pieces in water. A brand new DEODORANT idea, it's a cylindrical tube that takes the place of the tissue roller. It's hidden from sight and has a swell fresh mint fragrance that keeps the bath room fresh for months . ; . There are few houses in the world that do not need a good CAN OPENER . . . one that doesn't sprain a wrist every time it's used. ALL THESE things are at ROB ERTS, 127 So. 6th. Everything for the kitchen . . . COOKWARE (aluminum, steel, or cast iron), every day DISHES of numerous styles and patterns, SIL VERWARE that's budget-wise, even a set of tools that's designed for kitchen use. A woman's job at home is not a little thing. Up to the minute uten sils make her job easier and her work more effi cient ... so take the hint, men, venture into the kitchen, discover the handicaps, correct them by going to ROBERTS . . . your time will be well spent. ft FILL 'ER UP at the D & B SIGNAL SERVICE station. Doug Ernst and Bud Armstrong are the owners. These boys have just started up at 1102 East Main and the way they act, it looks to me like they're out to get business. This isn't just an ordinary service station . . . you see, D&B will fix your OIL FURNACE too . . . No, it's not a sideline, it's an honest to goodness full time business, handled by men who know their onions and are able to handle the toughest jobs without batting an eye. Quite an idea! A service station featuring oil furnace repair! You can pick up PRESTO-LOGS, get your oil changed, repair a tire, get your fur nace fixed, receive green stamps practically all in one motion. Give D&B a crack at it . . . you'll never be sorry you did! mi LINGERIE according to the. dictionary means "underwear or other garments of linen, cotton, silk, rayon, lace, etc., WORN BY WOMEN." Now, that doesn't sound so tough, does it men . . .? It doesn't take great courage to buy the ladv in vour life a gift from w THE TOWN SHOP . . . vou see, the girls at the TOWN SHOP are ex perts at handling the job for you. It mlit be admitted that the man in a ladies store isn't the most re laxed individual in town, but ho doesn't have a thing to worry about once he walks through the big glass doors at the TOWN SHOP. Go on in the TOWN SHOP, tell them what you'd like, a JANTZEN jacket or intimate apparel, vou'll know the service is swell. It's just the TOWN SHOP method. More than likely. THE TOWN SHOP, has her size and personal wants typed on record. The TOWN SHOP want men to shop for their women . . . especially when it's gift time . . . they have a full understanding of the problem and take extra care when a man's shopping. Buy your lady something personal . . . she'll be repj proud of her boy. Go to the TOWN SHOP, 500 Main. Israel YYeintraub, Atlanta Cttjr. In 1941, ate 9 clams to win the National ckun-eating contest, and topped them off with a hot doc and two bottles or pop. A distant second was Mai. Gen. Moma B. Payne, who could only eat 36. which should prove something. FOR A GIFT of lasting value -and for one that will be cherished for the rest of her life, HAR WIN'S is Ihe store thatwill fill the bill. For the man who can't, for the life of him, think of some thing appropriate to buy as a , gift, POPS gonna offer : a few timely suggestions . . . and will continue to do so from now 'til Christmas. Taking everything into consideration . . . the serv ice ... the merchandise . . . the prices . . you wont find things better than at HARWIN'S. - I borrowed Alladin's lamp long enough to rub it once . . . and behold! ... A magnificent, new collection of semi-precious stones that might well have come from the jewel case of an Arabian queen! Jewels ... of little price and great im portance! There's a certain magic in the dazzling glamor of earrings. The way they dance, the way they gleam! HARWIN'S has gathered a wide col lection of them for your selection, each as excit ing as the wild strains from a Gypsy's violin! NOW, MEN, I'm giving you some red hot tips here about that gift you will inevitably buy. You really ought to take ol Pop's word for it this time and make a visit to 701 Main HARWIN'S, of course, and look these things over you're hearing about. It will be a grand gesture indeed to hand her a tiny package Christmas morning containing a simple, conservatively designed but beautifully executed ring from HARWIN'S. Tiny, yes, but it'll pack the wallop of an ATOMIC EXPLOSIONl PEARLS1 There's a word your lady understands. She knows they're an extravagant, imaginative, al luring neckpiece that's the key to the attitude of her costume! You'll be on the receiving end of some endearing young charms on the morning of the 25th. The things that have been mentioned in this column are just a drop in the bucket compared to the immense stock of many, many other won derful gift ideas at HARWIN'S, so . . . take a tour, and do it right away, of HARWIN'S lay it away . . . just say "charge it" . . . you'll like the friend ly, courteous service, the low, low prices at HAR WIN'S, 701 Main. Sam Snead, one of America's better golfers, claims the first golf course in the United Stales was constructed near the Greenbrier, Sam's home club In White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, In 1884. The fact Is, the first course a three hole was at Yonkers, N.Y, and the first 18 holer was a Wheaton, IIL TIPS FROM RALPH. You guys who sit up nights wondering just what size shot to use on that goose this week-end, here's something to chew on . . . you don't necessarily have to digest it . . . it s just something to consider. The II. During- his high school, university and professional football career. Red Grange, carried the ball 4,031 limes for an aggregate of 33,820 yards, an average of 8.4 per carry, over an IS year period, - C common belief is that BB's, 2's, and surely nothing smaller than 4's are ffTAf "'c i-loal shot to use on that Honker. J Perhaps so, but if a person thorough l1 ly understands the vulnerability of 3 l the bird, it really doesn't make much different what the size of the shot is. There are parts of the goose that arc more vulner able than other parts, the most vulnerable being right on the tail! RALPH says, "you have as much chance to drop a goose with 7'.j chill as vou do with BB's, provided, of course, your aim Is true and the game is within proper range." Ralph, at RALPH'S GUN SHOP, adds, "at the proper range, 7V4 chill has more penetrating power than BB's or 2's." I guess the solution, at the finality, is to GET IT ON 'EMI If you're interested in increasing the range of vour shotgun RALPH'S GUN SHOP can install a CUTTS COMPENSATOR expertly and in expensively. Go to RALPH'S GUN SHOP, have Ralph explain the advantages of a CUTTS COM PENSATOR. For gun repairing at it's verv best, take it to RALPH'S GUN SHOP, 4820 South 6th. . YOU CAN'T HELP having a good time shop ping at RUDY'S, 600 Main, what with ALL brand new merchandise, congenial help, and that all around happy atmosphere. My last visit to RUDY'S made me realize one very impon.nu thing and I think you men ought to know about it (so listen to what I'm about to tell ya). You can walk into RUDY'S, buy a completo outfit, and 1 mean everything right down to your socks, and you wouldn't have a single item that wasn't first-rate, right-up-to-snuff, highest quality mer chandise! You don't have to take ol' POP'S word for- this cither. Do this 1 an in BUDY'S. toll them vou want to see all this stuff Pop keeps spouting off about. Then get real tough check all the seams, take a closer look at the weave, see how strong the but tons are, get real nosey, and if you don't walk out of there as convinced as I am, I'll eat every LEE hat RUDY has! Here's how the best dressed man In town IS DRESSED. He'll start with WILSON underclothes, don his ESQUIRE socks, feel swell in a VAN HEUSEN shirt, look better with a smooth BOTANY necktie, slip into an EAGLE SUIT, doll up with ' SWANK jewelry, top it all off with a LEE hat and float out the door in a pair of FREEMAN shoes. The man in this get-up couldn't feel better if -he'd just gotten a rebate on last year's income taxes. The "RUDY'S LOOK" is a mark of dis tinction, embodying all of the fine things that characterize a well dressed man. It is the appear ance a man achieves who really appreciates fine quality apparel of smartness and comfort. Stylo that has been tailored in . . . fit that it absolutely true and right to the minutest detail . . . fabric whose quality is unquestioned. You'll have added poise and self-confidence with clothing from RUDY'S, 600 Main. " Tommy Harmon versus California Bears. 1 Ran open ing klckoff back 94 yards to touchdown. Z Returned California punt 70 yards, to second touchdown In second period. 3 Broke loose at right end for 80 yards, and third touchdown In same period. 4 Overpowered left side of California line, to score from six yard line In 4th. 5 Passed for another in same period . . .score Michigan 41, California 0. THERE'S NO MISTAKING thC good used car buys at DUGAN AND ME ST. You just can't go wrong! All used cars, before going to the lot, are checked completely by expert DUGAN and MEST mechanics, you gci a two-day free driving trial during which time you can give the car a real test, or take It to your favorite mechanic for another check. DUGAN AND MEST insist that you be satisfied with their USED CARS ... no wonder they sell so many. Fella, if your old clunk is getting ready . . . now's the time to see DUGAN AND MEST for the best deal in town. OH, MY ACHING BACKI Is this what your wife has to say every Tuesday when the ironing is fin ally finished? If it Is, there's u sure-fire remedy and DOC POP is uhout to wind up and tell you wiutii it: ion guessed u . . . an electric manele' NOW WAIT JUST A MINUTEI Don't say no until you ('jfitfo lliVit. Il'lint I I I.. t .I....-, WAtJ i, ,i, ..iitii i ii.i, - in ;,iv. i mill l mean just any mangle ... I mean nil IPOKIRITC f,,,,,, MCDIT'CI ir ou were a woman. I'd just sav vKW'M "talk to the gal who owns tine" but you aren't, you lug. you're a big over-grown bov who probahlv never touehed a hand iron, so I'll tell you about it. The IRONRITE will cut your wife's ironing time to one-fourth and sho can SIT in one spot and do the whole Job! It In the only , mangle with two USABLE open ends. It has ecu- f tral stiport Instead 'of the conventional method of l having the suport on one end only, with pressure applied from both ends of the roll instead of from one side only. A good comparison would he the rolling pin. It's true, she holds one end of it when you're about to get clobbered, but she docs that for distance of swing . . . only! When sho roll out the pie dough she grabs the rolling pill In both hands. She does that for even pressure and added strength. Temperature is maintained on nn even keel with the use of a cast iron shoe and perhaps more so because the little ladies use both ends of the roll . . . both ends being open and usable! MERIT understands that perhaps only one woman IN TEN who has never used an IRONRITE, couldn't sit down and do an expert job the first time she tried . . . so . . . MERIT'S have, at all times, a factory trained expert to teach and guide the newcomer until she becomes entirely familiar with the mechanism and methods used by IRON RITE. The cost is trivial when you consider thn ease hy which the rugged job of Ironing can b done. Your wife will be tho beneficiary of added strength, health and convenience. Having an IRONRITE from MERIT'S is liko having a MAIDI The increased quality of tho work Is unquestioned! Go to MERIT'S while the stock holds or phono 2-3429 and ask for. a demonstration in tho home. Tell MERIT you want the demonstration In the evening no you too can behold tho wonders of the greatest little work saver yet made for women. Buy on MERIT'S easy payment plan. 609 SOUTH 6th. -ft- On February 2 J, 19.10, ff ?id Into Nrw Krntfntton (Pa.) gymnafcium In urh vtilttm that the fame had to bm railed off, tncr neither lite plater, or the official!, could follow the ball. ft TWO WEEKS AGO, I lold'vnu about tho ARGUS KIT at BUD'S PHOTO SHOP. Its important enough to chew the cabbage a couple times on this subject . . . when you consider the Importance a picture can attain in the years to come. They're like sterling silver their value is enhanced with age. They capture the interesting, relaxed moments of yourself and your loved ones, then retain them for vou from ' then until forever. The ARGUS KIT docs not represent a large money outlay (less than $25.00) but it produces the high quality pictures of cameras ten times its value. In my book, it's tho bargain of the year! Plan now to record, in pictures, the incidents that make this short life of ours worthwhile. The ARGUS KIT from BUD'S PHOTO SHOP' is complete with camera, flash at tachment, bulbs, film, and complete instruction. Pictures can be taken indoors as well as outsido (that's what you want in a camera . . . versatility). It's simple in construction and operation. It has a view finder the exact si7.e of the pictures it pro duces and it will not lake a double exposure! REMEMBER baby's first steps, Santa's Christmas visit, the fishing and hunting trips, and thoso short, short vacations wo get once a year. Havo BUD show you this swell camera outfit then start taking pictures . , . start that album you've been putting off so long. In the case of the ARGUS kit picture-taking is a very inexpensive hobhy. RE MEMBER THIS one more thing . . . BUD'S MOT TO, "Film brought in by 10, is out by 4 . . . tho very same day." All-Amrrirnn Leon Hart, Turtle Creek, Ta., and Bab Lsilly, Cleveland, hnlh of Notre Dame, completed their cnllrge and high school careers with enviable records of never having played on a losing team. i ?iWK h j s .
