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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, .JANUARY 4. 1flr'
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Wheot Stoges Some
Smair Gains Today -
CHICAOO I.D Corn acivenced
coupla ol cents under brisk de
mand on the board ol treue In
day. The yellow grain's strength
Imparted a firm tone to the rest
ol the market.
Dealers said receipts of cash corn
have not shown much, If any, ex
Mansion since tne turn o( (lie year.
That (act, plus more snow in the
corn-hog belt, apparently Inspired
buying.
Wheat and soybeans were neipea
along by hopes and rumors of ex
port sales, although the only actual
business was the sale of one cargo
0.' Pacific Coast wheal to India.
Wheat closed 34 to 1 cents higher,
March J.5-a.69 , corn 1
rye lt lo 1 centa higher. May
42.11 -Vi, soybeans 34-I '4 higher
January ia.ss 4-V
3 cents a hundred pounds higher,
January J14.6U.
O.'Wtt. Hlrh
2.57 "1 2.59
2.55S 2.56'
2.4fl'
2.49'i J.49-H
Weather
Br Tbe Anaclatrd Treaa
Northern California General
ly fair Friday and Friday night,
becoming cloudy nnnh 01 Ban
Francisco Friday night with rain
late Friday night In extreme norm
portion; rain spreading to San
Francisco and Sacramento late
Saturday, with snow hi mountains.
Little temperature change. Varia
ble winds of 8-15 miles an hour off
coast, becoming southerly and 20
to 30 miles an hour in extreme
north Friday night and as tar as
San Francisco Saturday.
Grants Pass and Vicinity Con
siderable cloudiness with occasion
al showers Friday; Cloudy Satur
day with rain in afternoon. High
Friday 35; low Friday night 28;
high Saturday 40.
, western Oregon Mostly ciouay
Most Roads
Need Chains
Police Say
SALEM I Chains were need.
ed over most of Oregon Friday
because of snow and ice. the Stain
Highway Commission reuortcd. .
The g a.m. road report:
uorernmem uuii ana Timber
V. A. Eastman Power Cut
Rites Held iciatafi Fa..
illlIKU I VI
Local Mills
ana larO tnl. In trm mrrt. mnA c-t.
iered showers elsewhere Friday.
. iCloudy Saturday followed by rain;
Mar
May
July
Sep
Low
J.57--.
. 2.53' i
2.47 s.
2.58'.
2.5
2.58'
2.47'
2.4B,a
Stocks Show Some
Gains Again Today
Funeral service wero held.
Tliursday In Hombrook. Calif., for 1
waner A. Easunrn, 58, one-time
resident of Klsn'aih Falls, who
died Deo. 28 In a Yreka hospital
irom a heart nttack. He had been
a. patient for several days suffer
ing from Influenia. He had been
resident of Hilt, Calif., lor 11
jeart. , .
I He was Identified with the lum-
line - Packed snow. jo vlni. ITS" .?,' !S,.n f.i"-
ciiio Fruit and Box Co.
Following the death of his first
wife. Eddeth Condrey In 1940, he
was married to Ozabcle Peery who
survives hlni. Surviving ulro are
three sons, Robert Eastman. El
Paso, Te::as, Rodney and Roger
Eastman. Hilt. Calif., two stepsons.
and
Three Hurt
In Accidents
(rising temperature. High Fridcy
35 to 45; low Friday night 28 to 38;
high Saturday 40 to 50. Variable
winds of 5-15 miles an hour off the
coeV. becoming southerly and 30
to SO miles an hour Friday night
and early Saturday, and southwest
erly to westerly uue Saturday.
Kastern Oregon Mostly cioudy
iwith snow flurriea Friday: fair Fri-
NEW YORK tfl The stock mar- dev nlcht. Iniressins cloudiness
ket was higher Friday with the sturtisv with rising tsmperatures. :
railroads showing the way. It was Kish Fridav 15 to 40: low Fritav i
the fourth straight advance. night 5 to "15 except aero In high:
The rails went ahead by as much jvallevs: high Saturday 20 to 35..
as 1 10 J points, wnn a lew ex
tending their gains even further at I
times, but the bulk of the list post
ed gains of fractions to around 1
point.
The volume came to an estimated
1.400,000 shares as compared with
1,220,000 shares traded Thursday.
Quotations
New York Stocks
By Tbe Associated Press
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers '.
American Airlines '
American Power & L
American Tel 4: Tel, .
American Tobacco
.raconda Cooper . ' :
Atchison Railroad :
Bethlehem Steel "
Boeing Airplane Co. .
Borg Warner
Burrows Adding Machine
California Packing . ,
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor e
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee t
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Tlouglas Aircraft . .
duPont de Nemours. -
Eastman Kodak '
4 hours ta 4:30 .a.m.
Baker
Bond .
Eugene
CJ: -ne'e
Lalcevl.w
Friday:
Mi Mia
-.10 -4
:a :is
41 ss
57
North Bend
Ontario
renoleton
Portland
Roeburc .
Salem
B0L9 -
C':r,:f3
Denver
Eureka .
Los Angelet
New Yorli ,
Rea Bluff
San Francisco -
Seattle . .
Spokane ....
1-6 21
carry chains. 4 to 8 Inches new
snow.
Portland Parked snow, nlow-
Ing. carry chains. 3 inches new
snow.
Wilson River Summit Snow
ins lightly, packed mow, plowing,
carry chains. 8 Inches new snow.
Sunset Summit Snowing hard,
packed snow, plowing, carry
chains. 7 inches new snow.
Warm Springs Junction Snow
ing lightly, packed snow, plowimr,
carry chains. 4 inches new snow.
Cascade Locks Packed snow,
plowing, carry chains. 3 Inches
new snow.
Troutdale Snowing lightly,
packed snow, plowing, carry
chains. 8 inches new snow.
Su Helens Packed snow.
Sandy Snowing lightly, pack
ed snow, plowing, carry chains.
2 inches new snow.
Ar'.oria Slush, pack breaking
up. 6 inches new snow.
McMinnville Packed snow.
: sanded.
I Salmon River Summit Slush,
j pac'-t breaking up.
Rsea.ora packed snow, plow
ing, chains required.
Union Creek Packed snow
plowing, chains required.
Slskiyous Packed snow. plow.
Ing. carry chains.
in; u.'iic-s spots or ice.
Industrial accidents vrstrrdav
Itina tins morning sent three per
I sons lo Klamath valley hospital for
1 .touiniem.
I Lloyd Andrews, route 3, box 427.
.1 Vieyerliaeuser einpluyo was
brought to the hospital this morn
Next week, for the fourth con-1 ing tor X-ray of hla rlrtht foot,
secutlve week, the Klamath hint- .crushed under a lumber pile.
Another Weyerhaeuser worker,
John Hamlin, 4441 llometlnle road.
was Heated yeatorday for laeo anti
Ralph Pect-y, Olvmpia. Wash
Hnro.l Peery. Yreka: one broth
er, a sister, and three grandchil
dren. Attending the services from
Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Condrey, Mis. Ccoigo Con
drey and Mrs. Rollsnd King, Mrs.
Wayne Keesee. a slster-ln-lnw and
her son Gerald, Mcdford, also were
present,
ber Industry will have Its power
uppiy curtailed oy the Callfornla
Orego.11 Power Company.
lite same curtailment aeheifule .xvellrt Inrerailnm.
In eftect since the week of Deo. I 'Melvm L. Moore, 2134 Autumn.
17 will apply. Under that schedule, ; underwent surgery for a flushed
the mills are cut to half the nor- hand sintered while working at
inal electric supply between the .Southern Pacific Plywood Co.
hours of 8 and 11:30 a.m., and 6
ana 1 p.m
Thus far, most of the mills re.
port they have been able to hold
production and lnbor lnsveu at lnu
jilgurcs by rescheduling shiits.
n. f. soswortn Jr., Medioru,
Copco's assistant general manager,
says Copco's December load ex
ceeded hint of December. Io0, by
4S.0OO Kilowatts. A good part 01
this additional demand has
laid to Increased domestic
i r. manly for home healing.
.17
40
M
S
Two Hurt In
Headon Crash
A two-car headon crash this
mile south of Mac's Store sent two 1 but 'op one ''"son or another none
5416 Cars Of
Spuds Gone
Smid shipments nut of Klamath
UPPn BitJin to' date this aeasoii without
use.
California seed total 5418 cars, no
cording to figures released today
Bosworth said Couco had made by the state department 01 agn-
arrangements to secure power irom iLU',,ulc- ,.
three oiher sources, any one ot ! Those figures Include 112 cars
which would have prevented the ,"" December by rail, and 205 more
shortage, but that all three deals truck for a months total ol
had fallen throuKh. , u?7 car"- ....
Arrangements were made with1 Last year, official figures show
Bonneville at Goshen, with the Pa- mipmenta at the end of December
clllc Gas and Electric Company 1 totalled 5238 cars-liu-ltidlng Call
and Couco honed to obtain addi- 'a seed end stockfeed diver
tionr.l power irom its own new slons. Deoembsr. insq. showed 19.17
development on the North Umnoua cars of spuds shipped to market.
i Chicago Livestock
packfil sncw, plowing, chains re
quired. 10 inches new snow.
WU!ainete Pass Snowing
lightly, packed snow, plowing,
carry chains. 6 Incites new snow.
Chemult Snowing lightly,
packed snow, plotting, carry
chains. 2 inches new snow.
Bly Snowing lightly, packed
tnov.. plowing, carry chains.
Lakeview Packed snow, plow-
2S'i
77
5l 1
16 !
22 I
155 I
634 !
51)jj
7li
5!';
47
t4
13'
28',
37',
4X
50 u-la-uw- sot.s 14.0016.S. 1 packed snow, plowing, carry chains
70f, I Baiaoie ccttte u; saiaute cai 2 inches new snow.
102'jiv&i steers s,eati-; cows steady j La Grande Snowing l.ghtly.
33', to 50 cents lower: bulls steady to spots of ic.
17 1 weak; vealers steady to 1.00 or j Baker Snowing lightly, packed
S3 Imore lower; load prime. 1.039 lb . snow, plowing, carry chains,
gsj : iow-prime 1,150 lb V7.00: few good ; Ontario Snowing lightly, pack-
58
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TO SPKAK
I EUGENE '. Walter Reulher.
president of the United Automobile
Workers, has accepted an Invlia-
tveather was the mime factor In tlon to speak here Feb. M on a
Xfitrh.n cifhru-n R.nri si.r stu ... . ! tne snortnge. Ana ne aaaea ne program ceieoraiing ine vmver-
- Pack-d snow, plowms. carrv . clrl abrasions' " didn't expect any easing of the j alty of Oregon's 7th anniversary.
chains. 1 to 5 inches new snow, j Mrs. Tyler was passenaer with 's!tu,lon '0r ,l "st notl,er l'A0 i
santiam rass snowing itgntiv, vernon Thomas. 415 Martin, in a,"""' ' 'dismissal for some tune.
women to Klamath Valley hospital I"' "f" . ,u ":
for treatmenr of minor inlnries ",e additional potter.
Mrs MayreV ?rPeci DvKe ' s" Rch Copco's Kl.ma'h
.,.r,-.,-.j ..:J T Fel s manager, said today the
-.., iit.-u luw- mill i.,;.".j.uir .
Marie Crol'ne
'racturert :'kle
CHICAGO U) (USDA1 Sal
able uoj 15,000: butchers steady ; ing. ctrry chains.
;to 15 cents lower: sows steady Pendleton Packed snow, sand-! the accident,
1 -ji.. ou-ciie.-s it-i-sjo 10 18.ou-is.bj; ' ed.
AAA ft- ,W t M , O Cn. A-AAft IK 1? - . . , r. . . . . I - I 1 , -.
jv-:iu tu ii.ov-io.dv, w iw Aieacnam anoKuig itKntiy.
' n 1 Ca-a r .. ...,ik K. '
Kelly L. 1 -sarrus. 1031 Laurel. McKinneV QuitS
S'ae Ppl'ce reported LsTnrms at-1 . , , ail
t-nnted to part a snwnlcw trav- i SlSKIVOU Ap JOD
elltv- in the same d!r'on and j sklvou Co'untv Board of Dl
.mashed headon into a 195ft Sl-e-! rectors Thlirsday acCeoted the res
baker driven north by Marie Caro- j 1Rn!lUon of Agficnlturet Commls
lire Fields of MaUn. J Isirner J. O. McKlnncy.
Laserrus and Thomas received Tne resignation is dated effec-
minor cuts. tlve June w.
No immediate citation was made McXlnnev submitted his resigns
by the f.tte Officer Investlga'mg ,ion ,, .n'rlier meeiini. but ill
Thursday's meeting saw several
I representatives on hand, and the
I resignation was accepted.
I
Teenagers
Cleared Out
Of Drugstore
City Police yesterday afternoon
drilled a crowd of ubuut HO teen,
duels out ol WnlKrcen' Hum
o.oi't) oil ivqiicst 01 lid wind Webb,
.iloto maniiuei'. '
This iiiiiriilng Webb told Ilio llcr
uld and News tiio leatiitiiuiii purl
of his iUiio wotiltl no lomtor (..iter
to the irciiiiKtua n nil police wniild
ue ciiilrti ukiiIii tutluy II the aiinic
Munition arose.
itio niiutituii, which Iiuh bran
slmmeriiiH for some lime, t'liino
io n otnl yrstcrdity itlieinoon when
' Webb tuld a youth It would t-o ,t
; ,inii JJ cents lor a cup of col Ice.
OKltrrs said the until uppui
eiuiy leu tno ttnie, rounded up a
crowd of kids who crowded tile
n,u,c o no oilier putrona could be
1 served,
I vcuo suit! lie consulted nil at
torney and hntdotllce oil Inn Is of
I tne i.mpiiuy in Clili'nita and wua
advised to accept no uioro of the
, .eeiltigurs' bu.MiiebS.
, The atom mniiitKcr (his morning
shotted a llrrahl and New report
er results of his store "being uietl
:aa a leeiugo club."
, Masoiilte lops ol eight new tublea
iccviiuy niatuiled at a conl ol over
5300 were marred and ararrrd with
carved inlliala and scribbling.
Leather covciiiik.h of sevc.ni i.ruts
tvoic rlipod and attHtlng pulled oul.
lieveral of the beni-hes were ripped
up irom fastenings lo the Hour.
I Several nights ago. Webb Mated,
he discovered one of the youths
Involved In yesterday's disturbance
;,n possession of a bottle of liquor
and ordered the boy from hit store
I KU1IM Principal James Brown
lst this morning said he Intended
!;o talk with Webb and see II the
situation couldn't be smoothed out.
City Schools Superintendent Ar
nold Gralaap Indicated school of-
CIO Rechecks
Lumber Vote
fniiTLAND on - m, mn u.,
workers begin checking ballnii
auiitii Friday Horn a recent elect.
iuii in oiiii'i'rn,
The recount was alarted afier
a nuinber ol ballots wera nm,.i
ed. Oilulnally A. f. Ilnrluiiu,
I i-iirtiniHi, was announced as Hit
;lii'W pre-lcleiil alter a "very eln-a
, litre" wllh James E. Fadlliig, iha
Inciiinbent.
I The unliin's execullve board lio.
liim flietklilK bullnla In Dereiuber,
but took time off lor the Christina
liolldnvo wllhoiil completing Ilia
Check.
! The bourd al-o nlnns to nam
a new editor lor the Woodworker,
ithr union publication, In nlare of
Menley J. WIUoii, who died lt
i week.
Ilulnlit would try to bring control
over the illuttlloii throiiuh emplin.
"it nl student government and ilia
si'liool syslem'a roiilliiiiDiisly upn,
ittlug t'ltir.riiHlili program.
KLAMATH
COHPAHY
MtH ! I.inti Hlt kirltlit
OPIN SATURDAY 90 YOUR
CONVINICNCI
PROPANI
Gai Svrvlca
ovr
Tht Inllrt
Klamath
latin
Hf tf if run
K rintr
M4lrt
Hrlia4l
Wrrrill
N
ntsrit Tankt
Rill Stf m
Mnfr
J-2341
II ant NorUnd
6M Pint St.
Auto Inturaru-f.
Hoop Game To
Be Broadcast
The Bend-Pellean basketball se
ries (tonight and tomorrow night)
laccsntance was delayed because
: representatives of the Siskiyou
County Farm Bureau were not pres
ent. The Bureau had urged his
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OWINS
INVISTMINT SERVICI
Lliua. laafllva, t'allatt4 aai
Orr-t-taaattr ka4i a4
Slarha. lovMlaaaal fa'
hi x..n.ii nia. et.- .it:
KLAMATH 'ALLS
Emerson Radio . 14
General Electric 59
General Foods 44"j
General Motors 51 "a
Georgia Pec Plywood 23' a
Goodyear Tire 44
Komestake Mining Co. 35
International Harvestei 35" v
International Paper O'V
Johns Manville H'j
Kennecott Copper 83' j
Libby. McNeil 8'-
Lockheed Aircraft 23a
Lockheed Aircraft 23',
. Loew's Incorporated 18'-
Long Bell A j
Montgomery Ward 67
Nash Kelvinator 18'i j
Northern Pacific 63 'i j
Pacific American Fish IV2 i
Pacific Gas ' Electric ' 34 i
Pacific el. Tel. 109, '
Packard Motor Car 4-'a I
Penny J. C. Co. '. 69'i !
Pennsylvania P.. R. 13'a
Pennsylvania R.R. !a-7
Pepsi Cola Co. 9'i
Philco Radio 21
Radio Coporation . 243
Rayonier Incorp 60
Rayonier Incorp Pfd "34
Republic Steel " ' 414
Reynolds Metals 56V
Richfield Oil :. 55
Safeway Stores Inc. 33
Scott Paper Co. ; ' 51 ''4
Sears Roebuck Ta Co. 5S'i
Socony-Vacuum Oil 35
Southern Pacific 63
Standard Oil Calif . 50i
Standard Oil N. J.: 75, ;
Sludebaker Corp. ' 34'
Sunshine Mining 10
Swift Ta Company ,v 33 ,
Transamerica Corp. 23'jl,
Twentieth Century Fox 20;
Union Oil Company 38 ,
Union Pacific . , 103'i ,
United Airlines 33' i ,
United Aircraft 32 ' .
United Corporation ' 4' .
United States Plywood 33u,
United States Steel 40!4 '
Warner Pictures 15 i
Western Union Tel - 42 t
Westlnghouse Air Brake 26?a
Portland Groin
: will De carried direct bv rad o sta
.4istiu uioict itKts oi.jiw3.iw. com- ea snow, plowing, carry crmms. VWIT ';:
: merciai and good neuers 2O.0O-31'.- John Day Snowing lightly. , nVrxi-viu win
:t: co.nmerv.al cows 23.7o-25.50: spots of ,CJ. " VrZZTll? FX
lutimy cows z1.7a-z4.0u: canners ana , Austin. Seneca. Bums Snowing : Ji'.7 g nrciari
cutters 18.50-21.75: Utility to good 1 liffht!v. narked snow, nlowimr.car-! ctoc.
to ry chains. 1 to 2 lncnis new snow. : I
SALAMANDERS
TROY V. COOK CO.
South 6th at East Main
bulls 26.00-30.00: commercial
prime vealers 28.00-37.00.
Salable sheep 1.090: choice to
prune huidywe.ght fed lambs ab
sent, quotable to 31.75 or be.ter:
-rac coo:ce around 120 lb about
30.00; odd lots handy clipped lambs
jO.tyj uo.vu: choice to prime quot
able to 31.00: most utility to good
natives 24.0-30.00: slaughter ewes
steady at 12.50-15.00; cull ewes 10.-
Potatoes .
Tule Gives
ft? Trip.
CHICAGO 1 (USDA) Pot
roes; Arrivals yi. on ua ..w. ,,
total U.S. shipments 823: about S5,.i p
steady; Colorado McClures S5.75
TULELAKE 'Sympathy of the
entire Tulelake community In the
death of Hugh Wllron Jr., West
Point cadet killed in the crash of
an Air Force C-47. Dec. 30 n$ar
Phoenix. Ariz, was expressed when
residents here financed th frm-
to West Point for the
funeral
r- - ,-... . .
Sf-Wn 22 '' E"ri Market where Hu3h Wil-
uacs $5.10 washed.
Portland Livestock
ORTLAD (Jl fUSDA) Cat
tle salable Friday 35; fully steady;
suppiy mostly cows; for week, sal
able 1,280; market uneven, steers
generally steady: cows mostly 50c
higher, instances 1.00 up) bulls
tiny bOc higher; several lots and
few loads good up to 1.232 lb fed
steera &.QU-34.00: loaa arouna i.oo
lbs good and choice 33.00: com
ner and cutter cows mainly 1.00
22.0; shells down to 15.00 and un
der; utility cows 22.5-25.00; high
uui.iy anu commercial 23.00-27.00;
utility bulls 25.50-28.00; commer
cial 2.00-30.00: odd good to 30.50;
one heavy holstein 32.0.
Carves salable Friday 5; market
market active, strong; choice and
dd prime vealers 35.00-38.00: com
lercial and good 27.00-34.00; cull
nd utility 15.00-25.00.
.-icg.i salable Friday none: hold-
PORTLAND Wl Coarse grains,
15 day shipment, bulk, coast de
livery: Oats, No. 2, 38 lb white,
79.50; barley. No. 2, 45 lb B.W.,
71.50.
Wheat (bid), to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft Whit 2.44; . sort white tfex
eluding rex) 2.44; white club 2.44.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.45;
10 per cent 2.45; 11 per cent 2.46;
12 per cent 2.47.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.45:
10 per cent 2.45; 11 per cent 2.46;
12 per cent 2.47.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 71;
barley 6; flour 6; corn 8; mlllfeed 5.
lbs 1.0:
iter; cholcd 180-235
y 21.00; negligible
choice 35-550 lb
18.00 late; few medium liehtweieht
feeder pigs 16.50; good and choice
to l.UU.
Sheep salable Friday none; mar
ket nominal: for week, salable 435;
market around 50c higher; good
and choice wooled and early shorn
lamb3 28.00-28.50: few choice 107
lbs 2.00: utility lambs 23.00-36.00:
feeders scarce; large lot utllitv and
good karakul ewes 101 lbs 12.00.
son Sr. is employed and Ivan Rose.
Mr. ana Mrs. wilscn, their son
William and daughter Judith, leave
tonight on th? Cascade for West
Point, New York.
Tentative pla-s teleohoned today
oy en army colonel to the family,
are for fw' -'-- et 10 a.m.
weanesaay at tne Academy.
Hugh, eldest .-on in fe familv. a
cadet, appointed by Congressmen
tuaire Engie or t? se-end Car
fomia Congressional District
1950. had been home lor the Christ
mas holidays.
Potato Shipments
January 3
Month to date
Seavon to dat
1M0--.1 IDS' 52
41 52
Funeral
JONES
T-. od r H-.ir -T?nei
who ded at Tule'ace Jan. 7. 1S5 has
bn for-ard-d br Memorial Chaoel,
etn ana rme st. to tne lidd ft su i'
van Fune-at Home. Mar:-sville. for
serv-leci and interment.
Ton won't worry so murb if yonr
home is insured with Hans Nor
Und. 637 Pine SL
CLIMB
PORTLAND ( Idaho potatoe
climbed 50 cents on the Portlan
market Thursday to a new high
of 87 a hundredweight. Orego
Russets also went up 50 cents
and were quoted at 86.00-75
ASPIRIN JJ6
AT feS j
nritT'i-K'' imuiui
IT'S HERE!
YOU CAN SEE IT NOW I
THE NEW
PLYMOUTH
, ?r:;. at -
M OLSON AflOTOSS
Ph. 5126
316 So. 6th
HURRY! These and
many other fine items
are now on sale at
DREWS Manstore !
CHECK THESE
n
Insulated
JACKETS
Gabardine and twill lined
with 100po wool podded
interlining.
12.95
Reg. 27.50 ...
18.95
ui
FINE SUITS
All Brand New Fall and Winter Stock!
Regular $50.00 $39
Regular $5950 $48
Regular $69.50 $58
Regular $79.50 $63
Regular $98.50 $83
TOPCOATS
Top Lines at Drastically Reduced Prices!
Regular to $45.00 $29
Regular to $55.00 $34 to $39
Regular to $59.50 . $47
Regular to $75.00 $56 to $65
Colored
DRESS SHIRTS
Mode by Americo's fore
most shirt monufocrurer!
Both regular ond French
cuff styles.
Vqluei
to 5.00
2"
All Wool
SLACKS
Shorkskins
Gabardines
Worsteds
Regular 195
to 21.50 1
100 Coihmere
SWEATERS
Choose from 6 Hondsome
shades!
Regular 95
to 20.00
Western Style
SHIRTS
Broken sizes in Levi Strouss.
Tcm-Tex ond H-C brands
in oil sites.
Regula
to 7.95
Sport
COATS
100 wool In regulars,
shorts, ond longs.
Values
to 30.00
19"
Sport
SHIRTS
2.95
3.95
5.95
Ret. I 5.00
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White Terry
TOWELS
Hand size
ReS. 45c 3TC
Mattress
PADS
Ziq Zaq stitched. Full
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Reg. 5.69
Chenille
Bed Spreads
Yellow only. Full size.
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Reg. 5.98
Fancy Chenille
Bed Spreads
Three and (our colored
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13"
Reg. 15.95
Cotton Sheet
BLANKETS
2"
70"x95"
Reg. 2.95
Morgan Jones
Dish Cloths
With fancy colored
borders.
Reg
12c 9c
Feather
PILLOWS
Full size. A.C.A. tick
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Reg. 1.98 I
White Huck
Hand Towels
39c
16"x32"
Reg. 48c
Monarch
Heavy White
Bath Towels
22"x44"
Reg. 1.19
98c
Monarch
Hand Towels
Re. 48c 39C
Wash Cloths
R. 29c 25c
Cotton Sheet
BLANKETS
Fine heavy quality.
Reg. 3.25
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