HKKALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FA 1 t OREGO
TIIDUSDAY. l'KHKUARY 21, 1052
PAGE FOUR
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Lord Price Break
Market Feature
CHICAOO UH A break In lard
E rices featured dealings on the
oard of trade Thursday.
'' While grains puttered along with
: small gains or losses, lard tumbled
.- to new seasonal lows In a heavy
selling movement.
Behind the lard price drop was
weakness In the cash article and
continued heavy run of hogs to
,.' declines. Loose lard sold at 10 i
cents a pound, down cent to the
lowest point since June, 1950.
March wheat eased, but the new
.' crop months hnd a firm tone on
y the absenca of moisture in the
southwest.
Wheat closed lower to
, higher, March 12.55 !. corn un
changed to ii lower, March 11.81
'A-H, oats ',- higher, March 83
' V. rye '.-I H higher, May $1.97 k,
soybeans -l Vt higher, March $!.
7 Yt, and lard 35 to 50 cents a
hundred pounds lower, March fix
. 16.
' , Wheat
1 ' Open High Low Close
. Mar 155 H 2.55 i 2.54 V, 2.55
' May a. 521., 2.53 2 52 I, 2.52
Jly ' 2.46 2.47 3a 2.6 H 2.46 ,
. Sep 3.47 3b 2 48 lj 2.47 V4 2.48 .
: Dec '' 2.50 V2 2.51 2.60 H 2.51 !,
Quotations
New York Storks
By The Associated Press
' Admiral Corporation
- Allied Chemical
" Allis Chalmers
American Airlines
. American Power Light .
American Tel. & Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
, Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
( Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
, Caterpillar Tractor
; Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
duPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Llbby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Mash Kelvnator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
: Pacific Gas & Electric
Paclflo Tel. b Tel.
Packard Motor Car
; Penney (J.C.) Co.
' Pennsylvainia R.R.
. Pepsi Cola Co.
Philoa Radio
Radio Corpora ton
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metal
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Corp.
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company
Transamerlca Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Comnanv
Union Pacific
. United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
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San Francisco
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO If)
Cattle: 20, not enough to establish
market, earlier in week small lot
good 9651-.120 pound slaughter
utility dairy type 2.00, couple
smaii 101s nign utility and low com
mercial range Cows 25.00-26.50,
mostly good 765 pound feeder
steers 31.00, five head out at 29.00.
one-half load good replacement
ueucis iw pounas 31.DU.
Calves: None. . .- .
Hogs: 125, not enough butchers
or sows to establish market, supply
mostly feeder pigs, no sales, ear
lier In week choice 180-235 pound
bheen: 175. sunnlv nnuiwi
mainly of lambs, no earlv sales,
earlier in week around 70 head
choice wooled 96 pound lambs 28.50
lew cuu to good Slaughter ewes
carrying full shorn and wooled
pens o.u-io.uu. -
Portland Poultry '
PORTLAND Produce market
onanges: 1
Live chickens No. 1 quality,
f.o.b. plants: fryers. 2 vs lbs. 33.
3.1c. a-4 10s. 32-33c; roasters. 4
ana over, so-3ac: light hens.
weights. 21-22c: henvv hens
weights, 23-24c; old roosters,
weights, 13-15c.
lbs
all
all
all
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND l Cattle salable
50: market active, strong on limited
supply: oaa nead pood 1.302 lb fed
steers 32.00: utility heifers 22.00
26.00; odd commercial grades 29.00
30.00: canner and cutter cows most
ly 17.00-20.50; odd head to 21.00;
utility cows 21.00-25.50; bulls scarce
few utility grades 25.00-28.00; odd
commercial 29.00.
Calves salable 150: market slow:
load around 215 lb No. 3 tvne butch
ers 19.25: choice No. 1 and 2 180-
206 lbs steady at 19.75; odd choice
300-375 lb SOWS 17.00 : 475 lbs 15.50
good and choice feeder pigs lack
ing, quotable 17.00-18.00.
Sheep salable 50: market stromr:
1 lot mostly choice 109 lb woled
lambs 27.50: choice 120-124 lbs 25.-
50-26.00; good ewes quotable 12.50
13.50. The North Portland Livestock
Market will be closed Friday, Feb.
22. Washington's Birthday.
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO OB Heavy market
ings of hogs Thursday at Missouri
River points depressed local prices
as much a 50 cent a hundred
weight. This resulted In spite of a
cutback in the local supply.
Cattle were unevenly strong to
50 cents lower and sheep ruled
steady.
Most butcher weight hogs sold
from (16.00 to $18.00 and sows from
$14.00 to $16.00, or steady to 50
cents lower.
Good to low-nrime steers and
yearlings sold from $29.50 to $35.50
and comparable heifers from $29.
50 to $34.50. Cows remained at
$24.00 and below.
Good to Drime wooled lambs
brought a narrow range at $28.00
to $28.25 while ewes toooed at SIS..
00.
Weather
Western Oregon Partly cloudy
Thursday with a few snow flurries,
except showers of mixed rain and
snow In south. Partly cloudy Thurs
day night and Friday. Highs both
Thursday and Friday 40 to 60.
Lows Thursday nlglit 28 to 38.
Winds off coast Westerly and 5 to
15 miles an hour, becoming south
erly and 10 to 20 miles an nour
Friday.
Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy
with scattered snow flurries Thurs
day and Friday, with little change
in temperature. Highs boih Thurs
day and Friday 25 to 35. Lows
Thursday night 10 tt 25, except
near aero in high vallevs.
Grants Pass C o n 1 d er a b le
cloudiness Thursday, becoming
partly cloudy at night and Fridav
with morning fog. High Thursday
44. low Thursday night 25, lufcli
Friday 45.
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday
Max. Min. Preclp.
Baker .
Bend .' ,
EURcne
La Grande
Lakeview
Medford '
North Bend
Ontario
Pendlcion
Portland
Roneburg
Salem
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Angeles
New York
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
29 13 .02
35 11 . T
4J 27 ' .03
33 .10
32 -1 .17'
42 ' 28 : .03
44 32 .09 1
33 13 .04 I
36 28 .01
41 32 T
43 29 . . .
40 31 .08
35 . 19 .04
35 24 ' .05
36 16
44 33 .03
57 44
43 34 .04
52 31 ' .07
53 41 ' J2
39 28
29 11 .03
Credit Men Plan
Monday Meet
Ray W. Clark, general manager
of the National Credit Card Associ
ation, has been slated as principal
speaker for the annual Merchants
Credit Service banquet at the Wil
lard Monday at Noon.
Clark is to speak on "Bad
Checks."
This year's annual Bureau dinner.
Is being held not only for members
but also "for any other businessmen
who may be interested. According
to Bureau managers. Clark's talk
should be of top interest to all busi
ness. A veteran of 35 years in the
hotel business himself, he will
touch on detection and protecton
against bad checks.
Reservations should be made be
fore Saturday by calling 5161.
Randall Elected
To SCD Board
Louis Randall. Langell Valley.
was elected to the board of super
visors of the Langell Valley Soil
Conservation District during a
meeting last night at the Lorella
Community Hall.
Randall replaces Lester Jones.
About 100 persons were In atten
dance at the potluck affair, in
cluding Richard Shirtle. Bureau of
Land Management, and Dr. Al Hal
vorsen, Klamath Experiment Sta
tion. a .. ; .
Potatoes
CHICAGO lB -i Potatoes: Arriv
als 71, on track 306; total U.S.
shipments 564; market unsettled;
' track sales, local: Colorado Mc
; Clurea $5.26; Wyoming Triumphs
$5.32. Street sales, according to
oasis 01 saie a luo lb. Colorado
; McClures $5.50-81; Idaho Russets
Pontlacs $5.00-36.
SAW PR A KfTTfinn in Tn(n(
JO cars on track; arrivals, Oregon
. 1; market firm; Deschutes Russets
No. 1 bakers 5.25 delivered.
LOS ANGELES Wl Potatoes:
75 cars on track; arrivals, Oregon
2, Florida 1, Minnesota 2, Idaho 3;
by truck 12; market steady; Idaho
Russets No. I-A, 5.10-20; Deschutes
bakers 5.32.
Portland Grain
: PORTLAND Wt Wheat fbid)
; to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk,
: delivered coast: Soft White 2.52;
Soft White (excluding Rex) 2.52;
White Club 2.52. '
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.55'
10 per cent 2.55; H per cent 2.55;
13 per cent 2.55.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary
1.63: 10 per cent 2.53; 11 per eent
2.63; 12 per cent 2.53.
Car receipts: Wheat 82; barley
4; flour 6; corn 4; mill feed 7.
Potato Shipments
r co, dv
Month to date
Season to date
1950-51 1951-52
27 49
656 609
8110 7618
More Returning
From Korea
SEATTLE W The Navy trans
port Marine Adder arrived here
Thursday from the Far East after
being slowed two daya by rough
weather In the North Pacific. It
brought 2,676 homeward-bound Ar
my rotation troops.:'
It raised to 86,472 the total of
men returned through the Seattle
Port of Embarkation under the
Army's rotation plan.
Another ship, the Hugh J. Gaffey,
Is due Friday with 817 passengers.
It is filling what la oft-times la
beled a. "diaper ship" role, car
rying 16 military dependents. - It
also has 99 members of the Armed
Faroes aboard.
Here again, folks I
HARDY'S
WEEKEND
WOOL SHIRTS
One of the finest names in
100 all wool shirrs. In plaids
and plain colors. Has nylon
neckband. At an extra special
price!
Reg. 9.95
90
6
DRESS SHOES
Values to 16.95
Q00
Discontinued styles in black
Massagics and brown Olym
pics. Their famous Weyenberg
Air Cushioning gives you com
fort plus ... at this, low price!
WORK SHIRTS
Poplins, twills, taxi cloths and Values to 2.49
covert cloths reduced! All san
forized. Made for men of action.
1
98
STORE FR MEN
Drunk Trial
Starts Today
Trial of Vernon Thomas DuBols.
3927 Johns Ave., on rharge of being
drunk on a public highway got 1111
derwny this morning in District
Court.
DuBols was arrested the night of
Dec. 28, 1951. by State Police follow,
tug a two-car accident at S. Bill
SU and Homcdale Rd.
The Jury plrked to hear the trial
consisted of Charles Poller, Glenn
Dehltngrr, Herb Barry. W. E. En
man, Paul Falrclo and Richard E.
Quick.
Atty. George H. Proctor Is de
fending DuBols. Deputy Dlst. Atty.
Don Piper is prosecuting the case.
Stockman Asks
Dallas Funds
WASHINGTON W Rep. Stock
man iK.-ure.,) nas urgen a jioiisc
appropriations subcommittee to ap
prove the 37 million- dolj.irs
budgeted by President Truman for.
construction of Ihe Dallas Lock,
and Dam on the Columbia R'vit.
He made publio Thiiriiduv a
statement to the committee In
which he asserted the project would
help alleviate the Pacific Northwest
power shortage and eliminate
"numerous handicaps which now
retard navigation, including Ccnlo
Falls."
Talent Show
On Tonight
The KUHS faculty-student pro
duction "Leap Year'' comes off to
night at 8 on the high school audi
torium stage, with Mrs. B. B. Blum
qulst directing.
Following the leap year theme,
everything from "Bouncing Bam
blnos" Coach Richard Vaillan
cour's tranmolcners to the leaping
rhythm of modern dance is pro
grammed.
A preview was held yesterday for
high school students and was re
portedly well received.
The Parents and Patrons-sponsored
affair is being held to obtain
Hinds (or the annual senior banquet,
held for graduating students rach
spring.
11111,111111,111 n,;i(iiii..ljn.i. innl. 1111111 row
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DISTRICT COURT
Stlvlo D. Hfinanl. paulng Inaulficlvnt
Clearance. Fin 117.50.
Jinmito O. Stalkup, overload. Forfeit
tll l.v.ll.
Erma A. Gerut, selling liquor to mi
nor. DUmlctl.
John 3. Mutuett. no operator llcetiie.
Fur frit V ball.
Hubert E- Coming, no vehicle HcenM.
Fin $i.
Thoinat K Car land, no vehicle li
cense. Fine W.
Mary C. Kck, failure to slop at itup
aijin. Fine S3
Carroll N. Smith, violation bailc rule.
Fine 7.30.
U.P. Offers
Scholarships
Two $100 Union ParlMo scholar
ships In be offered 1km o. one for
a student registered In vocational
agriculture and one to active 4
HerN, are perhaps the first to be
announced for a given county not
actually croHxcd or touched by tho
union fiiciiic railroad.
Union Puclllc Ki'iiresciilatlvp
Jack Alhrrlon, whose offlco Is In
Klamath Falls, said ycstci cluy the
scholarships are usuully given to
U, P. towns.
The scholarships were announced
Into lust mouth by Oil Director
Winston Purvlne. Alherton said
they a ro titled the Carl Gray Schol
nrshlp.s, niiincd afler ono of the
railroads late president.
A commlttoi will be nnniedi to
pass on outstanding ellglblo stu
dents and 4-H mombera,
Judge Gets Talk
Wires Crossed
EUGENE Ml Munlclnal Judiic
John L. Buibpr slimed lunch with
the Cascade Lions Club here bill
made a hasty exit when the noon
program stinted.
Scheduled to give an address on
crime In society, he discovered he
was nt the wrong meeting. .
Ho hurried over to the Exclmiiue
Club, (lining In another room of i lie
hotel, and gave the speech.
Mort Plans
Crab Feecf
MALIN The board of directors
of the Malln Chamber ol coin
meroe mot last night to wind up
final pin us for the big annual meet
ing mid crab feed Monday. Dinner
will be served at 7 p.m. In Uif
Broadway hall. Bntwoon 460 and
600 guesta will attend.
Five new directors will be Intro
duced during the dinner hour.
Merle Loonlry. president will Uni
ces the program whlrli will Include
numbers by the Klamalli Falls
"What Four" Barbershop quartette,
Johny Houston, M. E. I'Vrcbre,
Keniile Loflsgaard, Klamath Falls
and Olney Rudd, Tulolnko. The Ma
lln high school band will also play.
Mervyne Wlldo Is program chair
man, Tony Btryskal In In charge
of food and Kdwln Petrasek Is In
charge of hall arrangements.
State Sales Tax
Action Taken
SALEM P A preliminary
Initiative petition for a 3 per cent
sales tax to be we'd for old age
pensions was tiled Willi the uro
gon State Department Thursday.
The measure would provide for
minimum monthly pensions of 179.
It was filed by Elmer E. Rowtnn,
Otis, and Verna L. Schorn Toledo.
If the sponsors get 2H.28H signa
tures, the measure would be on the
November election ballot.
Chains Needed
In Mountains
SALEM W Cluilns are nendril
In all iniiiiiiliiln in I'ns of Oregon
mid iiuiiiv other rouds are lev,
the ttlalc Highway CuiiiiiiInnIiiii
mild Tliiirnday.
The load report said elm Ins are
needed liecauso of packed allow at
these points:
Uovviiiiiii'iit Ciiinp. Tliiiherlliie,
Wiii'iu Hillings Junction, Odium,
Hiiiilliun l'n st. Lupine, Wlllainelln
I'uss, Meiicliam, John Day and
Seneca.
Icy spots were reported at Port,
laud, Tmuldale, Wilson Itlver Hum
nit. Astoria. Newport, Salmon Itlv.
er Summit. Eugene, (,'avo Junction,
Union ('reck Hlsklyous, G'oqiillla,
The Dalles, Bend, Detroit, Che-
mull, Lakevlrw and reiidieton.
All oilier points reported the
pavement either barn or sanded.
Many Closures
Tomorrow
Prldnv (Ororge Washington's
birthday) will be a holiday for con
siderable portion of the town.
City Hall and Ihe Courthouse will
be closed, as will federal agrnclps
and the postotllce. There will be
no mull delivery: the liquor atora
will be closed and you won't need
to put money In the parking meters.
mil down town mismcswes inn
Inn the banks will be open The
Herald and News will publish.
THadha ShjopA and Shop
1Hwm'ei Tin- Hnu n
and the darkness the grave'Allccs. the laughing
Allegras and Ediths with golden hair grow UP
from rounded girl babies into prim IN-BETWEENS
. . young misses from SEVEN to
FOURTEEN who soon
bloom Into the YOUNG
LADIES rounding out
Into womanhood . . too,
too often these "we-want-to-grow-up"
lasses
are sadly NEGLECTED
in the merchandise
world but MILLER'S,
"bless 'em" have taken
these "forgotten misses'"
to heart and opened a,
BRAND NEW MISSES DEPARTMENT on the
SECOND ' floor . . a department where we
simply drooled over the cunning cotton frocks
with grown-up touchrs . . cottons as colorful
as a flock of migrating flamingoes in old
fashioned prints . . wrinkle-proof, permanent
picolay . . hiRh-sheen chambrays . . Dan River
plaids at MILLER'S . .
Gay little tub FROCKS with devasting decor
. . wee-winsome BLOUSES that bare pretty
arms and throats . . with Mandarin collars and
little round necklines . . .
SKIRTS that go giddy and swirl out and
away, gay as a Macaw's wings on a bright
April morning . . SEERSUCKER skirts that
never need Ironing . . at really LOW prices . .
HIS eyes will steal HER way across an alire
bra textbook when SHE wears a HEART
THROB SWEATER from MILLER'S . . a Blue
berry blue, lilac or yellow, pure white or Dawn
pink with the NEW turnover collars and cun
ning SHORT sleeves . . these devasting darlings,
are MAY CLAIRE sweaters. 100"t nylon, soft
as a snowflake, sweet as a song.
We COULD describe but nfver TELL you
HALF the TEEN-AGE FASHION NEWS in the
NEW department at 512 Main street.
Miner's
Wedding rinrs have gone sophisticated. The
plain circular band, choice of many brides li
beinr given an ultra-modern look with the cut
ting of facets into the shank of the ring, using
gold or the white, precious metal palladium.
Faceting Is the technique used by Jewelers In
cutting a diamond to Increase its brillince. It's
a charming Idea to add beauty In the ring
that binds your love.
&
China Cherps . . The conventional 97-piert
dinner set is shrinking . . dual-purpose pieces
frequently make as few as 17 pieces adequate
service for four persona. One designer is featur
ing "tubs" which may be used for appetiier,
fruit, cereal, soup, dessert and other needs
Instead of the usual variety of bowls.
-ft
Is Your Thinking
up-to-date about FOOIT SHOPPING or do you
STILL live In the dark ages and sieve to brew
and stew? SURELY you know about FROZEN
FOODS and CARTERS' . . BIRD'S EYE foods.
known across the North
American continent for
their garden - fresh
goodness . . if you
DONT, now Is the time
to dip into the refrig
erated cases at CAR
TERS', clear of EX
CESSIVE frost for
ocean - fresh cod fillets,
sole and salmon, had
dock and ocean perch, thick, tender scallops
and shrimp, plump and pink, even BREADED
shrimp, ready for sautelng . .
Fresh plucked, tcndcr-tlppcd asparagus, milk
white cauliflower . . prime, green lima beans
. . full-kerneled ears of corn . . all the fruits
In the Blue Book, harvested at the peak of
perfection with the perfection FROZEN In . .
Fop will puff his chest and lick the world
after a breakfast of JONES DAIRY FARM Utile
pig 8AUSAGES, plus piping hot ENGLISH
MUFFINS, frozen for good keeping . . try these
sprinkled with GARLIC salt or smothered in
creamed tuna for dinner.
Whoooo-ever said CARTERS' doesn't have
FROZEN CHINESE FOODS, sweet 'n sour
spareribs, egg foo young, pork fried rice and
all the other dishes from the land of Con
fuscious , . fresh frozen PIES . . wee chicken
pies 'n all the flavors of ICE CREAM , .
whooo-ever DID, erred. '
"Spur" your winter meals to NEW heights of
gastronomic delight with FROZEN FOODS
from "Your Most Thoughtful Grocer", 1420
Esplanade,
i Carter's
If .you buy wool fabric that Isn't pre-slirunk,
It's wise to have It steam-pressed to shrink It
before cutting out a garment..
, w - , '
To keep draperies fresh, brush often with
a whisk broom, or clean with a vacuum-cleaner
attachment. Also give them an airing when-
ever you can, , '
Tips For Two . .
iet to buy. our $Mrs4$' Kml'Ml
t "Martha" . . B!W
endlv folks at J J' 1
jr i i.
she will float down Ihe aisle, misty eyed in
tulle and satin . . KNOWING you are the mast
wonderful man In the whole wide world BE
CAUSE you were WISE enough to visit IIAK-
WIN'S for her DIA
MONDS. EVERY girl dreams
of beauty in her en
gagement and wedding
ring ensemble and if
YOU don't go a little
"tlrjiy" making a deci
sion al IIAItWIN S on ,
WHICH set
name isn't
The frlendlv
IIARWIVS will be glad to have vou look and
look-but it'll lake a I.ONO. LONG time be.
.cause the STOCK of DIAMOND-SET EN
OAOEMENT and VTDDiNG RINGS Is SO
large you can't see It all In the wink of an eve.
If your ship Is still sailing the sea of "Just
Getting Started" and you want to bind her
tight with a MEDIUM priced slone. sets
START at $49.50 . . If your pocket seams are
BURSTING with folding cash, you can pass
out a "passle" of It and find DIAMONDS to
match It.
IIARM IN'S gives a FREK gunranlee against
FIRE. THEFT. LOSS. ROBBERY with EVERY
DIAMOND sold .. 8 A II (irren Stamps and
CREDIT TERM8 of COURSE
Traditionally, nothing but the BEST will do
for the girl in your life, the candy you woo lier
with, the flowers you send her. the DIAMONDS
.you slip on her slender finger from 701 Main,
r llnu-iiiN
&
Eavesdropping around the shops . . flowers
will be worn on EVERYTHING this spring and
summer . . they're lush and beautiful . . cos
tume Jewelry la more dlstlniuiahrd . . pearls
are definitely making a strong eome back al
though Ihey hare never completely faded from
theoslume picture , . Ihe fabulous replicas or
eoats-of-arms and royal Inslgna are tops . .
heavy bracelets are worn In sets, outside of
long gloves
. -it it ft
Vu llnvp A llnlo
with RIC'KYS . . IP . . your TIMEPIECE Is
wobbling on Its last WHEELS . . your mantle
CLOCK has refused to turn another HAND . .
if Poppa's ELECTRIC SHAVER won't mow
through his bristles . .
or your P R E 8 T O
COOKER has blown Its
cork.
UK'KYS can repair
Just about everything
except a horse collar
that's lost Its stuffing
. . that IS, everything
you'll find In the DE
PARTMENTS . . up
stairs and downstairs
at RIC'KYS . .
Stood SILENTLY by this week, watching
the STREAM of customers flow Into the RE
PAIR DEPARTMENT in the downstairs SHOP
and we're NOT stretching, Just about every
thing except a lame poodle went over tha
counter to be made good as new . . WATCH
BANDS . , wrist and pocket WATCHES whose
ticks had an ache . . JEWELRY . . COFFEE
MASTERS minus CORDS and FILTER8 . .
RONSON LIOHTERS that had failed to "flit"
, . RIC'KYS has EXTRA parts, heads and cords
ror different SHAVERS, 24 hour service if
you're IMPATIENT.
RICKYS can MAKE your dreamed-up pleca
of Jewelry a REALITY . . THIS manufactur
ing SERVICE should be asked about . , have
your heirloom- DIAMOND modernized In a
brand-new MOUNTING . , use Aunt Hct's
GARNETS to make stunning necklace or
Momma's OPALS for that new tiara . ,
Found some mighty GOOD buys In USED
and REPOSSESSED watches In the REPAIR
DEPARTMENT at RICKYS . . WATCHES with
NATIONALLY known NAMES . . HAMILTONS
. . ORUEN . . BULOVA . . ELGIN . . WALT
HAM , , wrist and pocket watches for men and
women at prices SO reasonable you'll take a
dozen , , some dust proof and shock proof . .
Lost we forget and be forever "scared stiff
to go to RICKYS . , this SAME department
will ENGRAVE your silver or REPLATE It
PERFECTLY. Should you DOUBT this copy
, . the weather's fine, the road is open to
"Your Registered Jeweler," 700 Main,
Hl kvs
Got a "gold In your 'ed" , , don't creep off
In a dark corner . . In a week or. two you'll
, he good as new , . In the meantime touch those
tender areas under your "dose" with a liberal
application of make-up base to protect II . ,
lubricate your lips with an oily lipstick , . use
a dry shampoo to freshen your looks and dab
wit pornmi it you ewii" mux ', 'twill
definitely lift four sagging moral . . so chins
up and don't lose spirit.
' awakening, wnn
"Vjy.S K I N renewed an
V yiovcly . . do It with th
lihrlp of ( t ItltlN S an
Spring In llnnrintf
down the lane toward SUMMER with wreaths
of flowers In her hair . . wmtrr winds will
soon bow down to gentle trphcr . . nature will
be getting Into action flinging colors . . sounds
ana scrnts upon me
warming air.
rtjh Meet the challenge of
awakening, wnn a
and
the
ijhrlp of ( t ItltlN S and
OI I,UI T . . sued yuur
winter "texture" with
VITAMIN A - D com
plexion cream . . "lave"
It on and be consistent
. . creep Into your
downy bed with skin as
clenn as you can make It. SOFTENED with
this new MIRACLE of science . .
Years ego when we were young and lusty.
Great-Grandmamma smoothed the cream from
Bossie's offerings upon her cheeks and prrtty
throat . . then we grew up and lost Ihe memory
until COTY found the answer and a way to
blend the SAME softening Ingrdlrnls Into a
MIRACLE cream and sent It on to '.'RRIN"S.
NOW . . without dipping a "skimmer" Into
a rrock of floating cream. YOU too ran build
a firmer, fresher, softer skin with COTY VITA
MIN A-D COMPLEXION CREAM from U'R
RIN'8 . . this new cream Is UNLIKE any other
kin lubricant .. the wrinkles simply "fade .
away" . . flaklness dlsapimira . . you BLOOM
nd bllrJs your eyes at your mirrored Image . .
here's how to approach the problem . .
GO to CHRItl.VS with a LITTLE money . .
let., the REGULAR le for J2.50 . . a TRIAL
Jar PLUS a QUICK MAKE-UP BASE for SI.30
. . TRIAL Jar of VITAMIN A-D complexion
cream and LARGE size CI.KANHINO CREAM
for 11.00 . . TRIAL site VITAMIN A-D plus
a Jar of SUB-TINT CREAM POWDER MAKE
UP for JI.25 . . federal tax on EVERYTHING
except the courtesy at f'I'RRIN'H . .
Head Into Spring with the courage of
BEAUTY . . hunt the first pussywillows and
sweet anemones with a skin that has forgotten
wlnttr . . lean heavily for help on COTY at
the Beauty Bar al Ninth and Main,
! Cnrrta '
Don't bellve everything yon see In topknots
this year . , many a thlrk-looking mop of rurts
got that way with the help of your beauty
operator's shears snipping the poodle cut . . a
smooth back hairline may be nothing more
than a slick part . , no rat this year ran afford
to look like a Frowsy-Flossie , , never be satis
fied with your hair .. . Dial's a sign of mental
lipping . . keep looking for new and better
styles.
If You've llVcii llrriiiiiintf
a sentimental Utile dream about swinging Into
Spring looking like a Goddess with all the
LITTLE touches that herald the NEW fashion
for costume ELEGANCE, it's TIME vou went
to YOI'R STORK where
we saw COSTUME Jewels
that will flutter your
heart . ,
Folks at YOUR STORE
bought FABULOUS frip
peries for costume topping
. . Exmilslto "turquoise
and silver" scatter pins,
bracelets, earrings and
neck chains, perfect
enough to "befuddle" a
Navnho , ALL . , for
tho UNBELIEVABLE price
. . twlnklcy. Jewel-studded
flashing, delicate bits of
witchery In RHINESTONES. PINS and NECK
LACES that look like a MILLION, sell for $1
plus tax you bet . , the loveliest PINK PEARLS
this side of the OYSTER beds of JAPAN, Im
ported from the land of cherry blossoms and
dark! eyed women . . one and MULTIPLE
strands, matching EARRINOS and self-adjust-Ing
BRACELETS, delicate, dainty at $1 with
tax . .
Wide GOLDEN SLAVE BRACELETS and
chokers of metal . . bright colored FIESTA
chains strung on real LEATHER. CHALK
WHITE "high moments" and wee little iced
beads, delicately moulded.
If jrou've read THROUOH this story you'll .
start trotting doublo time for your COSTUME
JEWELS to 721 Main,
' Your Si ore
The string on which your cultured or orlcn-'
lal pearls are strung should never be allowed
so get wet. Moisture will rot Ihe string and
eause It to break.
!
When you tuok your purse under your left
"wing" to go Spring wardrobe hunting don't
overlook the stunning silk suits in our smart
shops , . they .are .limply . m-a-r-v-e-l-o-u-s.
811k looks rich, feels rich . . la rich . . textures
are legion and this luxurious material runs the
gamut of colors from pure white to changeable
combinations . . a silk suit Is a must In 1052.
of tl each plus tax
SCATTER PIN8