HERALD AN
,. KLAMATH KAI LS. OHICGON
THURSDAY, FfiNRUARY 2fl, 3052
AGE FOUR
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Groins Foil To
Follow Gains
DHICAOO Wl Grains turned In
s'i rather spotty performance on
4 board of trade Thursday, fall
tk to show much follow through
art Wednesday's late rally but nev
tftheless remaining above the low
prices etablished early In the ses
ilon.' -' Wheat and oats were stronger
. than the other cereals. Corn was
; weakest. , , .
Beliel that export sales would
I pick up brought buying Into wheat
while demand developed for oals
on the theory that grain was un
, derprlccd. Hedging of cash grain
receipts depressed com.
Wheat closed ft-1 H higher. Mar.
t 12.53 Vt, corn lower, Mar.
t II 5 Hi-3i, oats unchanged to
, higheii. Mar. 80 tA rye '.4-1 .
L higher. May $1 95 '4, sovbeans H
' lower to higher, Mnr. $2.95 hi-V.
and lard 7 to 15 cents a hundred
i pounds higher, Mr. $11.50.
Wheat
Open High tow Close
2.52 -li 2.54 . 2.52 ' 2.54
2.50 V4 2.61 i 2.50 H 2 51 V
2.45 2.45 1, 2.44 2 45 '
2.46 a 2.46 a 2.45 V, 2.46 H
2.49 4 2.49 2.48 H 2.49 U
San Francisco
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO 1
Cattle: 20. Not enough to test mar
ket, earlv in week good-choice
slaughter steers 32.00-33.00, canner
and culler cows inuu-2u.au, low
utility dairy type cows 32.00, couple
small lots good feeder steers 31.50-
32.00.
Calves: None.
Hogs: 250, steady, 180-240 pound
butchers 19.00, one load medium
180 pound 1850. 455 pound choice
sows 14.00, Wednesday choice sows
485 pound and down 14.00-14.75, so
lar mis ween cnoice au-iuu poimn
feeder pigs steady 19.00-21.00, small
lot 46 pound 32.00.
Sheep: None. Wednesday gen
erally steady, little over 200 head
utility and mostly good 89-93 pound
wooled slaughter lambs 28.00. short
deck sorted with good lambs at
28 00 and feeders 26.00.
: Mar
; May
! Jly
!l Sep
' Deo
t Hoa Prices Turn
j Slightly Upward
' CHICAGO Wl Another slightly
! reduced run Thursday finally stem
. med the sliding market on hogs,
' temporarily at least. '
Prices turned 15 to 25 cents high
( or In a f&trty active trade. Cattle
I were steadV 'to 50. cents lower, and
sheep steady to 29 cents off-. -
Most butcher weight hogs- sold
:' from S16..25 to $17.50 with about 100
! head topping at, $17.60. Sows-were
J! worth $14.00 to. S16.00. .
I Good andv choice steers brought
J29.5Q Mo ' S35.50 ; and comparable
' beifers3s00 tf $32.59. Cows topped
" prafittMIl at $24.00. . "'
i Good to prime fed western lambs
1 sold ea.rly. tlt $27.25 but most of the
. run" teas unsold. Ewes remained at
,' $15 00 'arid below. , '
I Stocks Show Some
: Success Today
I' NEW YORK (IP) The stock
; market; made progress Thursday
i' under-the Influence of good de
;. mand for the rails, and spectacu
i: lar performances In the oil group
" enlivened the session;
The advance carried from frac
tions to between 1 and 2 points at
' the average top, but beyond that
t the peak gain was 22 points added
... by. Amerada Petroleum.
' Trading totaled 1,200,000 shares,
j. Ajrierada Petroleum which Is
) having high success with its wells
J In the Williston Basin of North
j Dakota, gained as much as 22
points at one time.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND Wl No course
grains.
Wheat. '(bid), to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2.53: Soft White (ex
cluding Rex 2.53: White Club 2.53.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.53:
10 per cent 2.53: 11 per cent 2.53:
12 per cent 3.8J.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary,
2.53; 10 per cent 2.53: 11 per cent
2.53: 12 per cent 2.53.
Car receipts: Wheat 7i: oariey
5: flour 4; corn 4; oats 2; mill
feed 5.
Quotations
New York Stocks
By The Associated Press
Admiral. Corporation.
Ains cnauners r-v , --.
Allies Chalmers ' -'
American Airlines'
American Power Light
American Del. & Tel..
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper t
Atchison Railroad ' .
Bethlehem Steel
Bocfnk. Airplane Co..
I: BorR Warner
BtfrrCBKhs Adding Machine
caufemnv Kicking
: Canadian Pacific ,
V Caterpillar .Tractor'
: Oetoinese Corporation
' Ciller Corporation -,'.
Cities Service '. . -'
1 Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
i Crowa- ZeUerbach
CurtisS Wright
? Douglas -Aircraft
! duPomV de Nemours-"
. Eastman Kodak
. Emerson Radio
-. General Eleotrio . .
t General Foods -
; General Motors
'' Georgia Pac Plywood -
., Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
Interna-tional Harvester -
International Paper
. Johns Manville ,
? Kennecott Copper f
' Libby. McNeUl
t Lockheed Aircraft
' Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
! Montgomery Ward
t Nash Kelvinator . .
New . York Central
, Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Peririey (J.C.) Co.
; Pennsylvania R.R.
' Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
- Radio Corporation
; Rayonier Incorp
' Rayonier Incorp Pfd
. Republic 6teel . , J, , ,
; Reynolds' 'Metals"
Richfield Oil
; Safeway Stores Inc. : ,'
Bcott Paper Co.
! Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
! Southern Pacific
I. Standard Oil Calif
j Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corp.
( Sunshine Mining
i Swift 4i Company
j Transamerica Corp.
. Twentieth Xentury Fox
! TTi nil rnmnsnn
Union Oil Company
union pacific
United' Airlines
United Aircraft '
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Wqolworth Company
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our government Is centered In
Washington one person can't do
very much. Washington is so big.
and so remote, and so impersonal
that one person simply can't do
much there.
But in Ute old days, when the
bulk of government was wisely
beld close at home. In the city
halls, the court houses and the
state houses, even one person could
do quite a lot and a dor.en persons
could always make themselves
heard.
Government was then close
enough to the source so Unit It
could be handled by the people.
So. as one Individual. I'm Im
mensely impressed by Senator Rus
sell's statement that he believes in
the greatest practicable degree of
local self government. All In all,
I think . that . Is the best platform
that has yet been advanced bv
ANY candidate for the Presidency.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND UP Cattle salable
steady on steers and heifers: cows
and heifers; cows weak to 50c low
er: early Wednesday some bids
1.00 off: utility and commercial
steers 25.00-31.50; few head of good
up to 1,430 lb fed steers 34.00;
few good around 900 lb fed heifers
32.00; odd head to 33.00: utility
heifers 23.50-27.00: canner and cut
ter cows 17.00-20.50: questionable
shells down to 10.00; utility cows
21.00-25.50; odd commercial bulls
28.50-29.00; Utility 25.00-27.50.
Calves salable 25.00: market
steady: choice vealers 35.00-37.00:
commercial and good calves and
vealers 27.00-33.00; utility down
ward to 20.00.
Hogs salable 100: market steady
to 25c lower:-choice No. 1 butchers
scarce; scattered lots No. 1 and 2
190-230 1 weights 19.50-20.00: No. 3
tvpe 1925; odd choice 260 lbs 18.50:
choice light sows 17.00-17.25; choice
400-550 lb weights scarce, quotable
15.50-16.50; feeder pigs scarce;
good and choice nominally 17.00
18.00. .
Sheep salable 10: market nom
inal: good and choice under 110 1
wooled lambs quotable-26.50-27.50:
odd good slaughter ewes 13.00; few
cull ewes unsold.
Potato Shipments
50-51 51-52
Feb. 26 38 43
Weeks Asks
For Attorney
Lorenzo Buford Weeks, 35-yenr-old
Indian from Beatty charged
with second degree murder, asked
tor time to consult an attorney on
arraignment in District Court Wed
nesday afternoon.
Weeks is accused of stabbing to
aeatn Miguel lenorio Mauricio. 38-year-old
Mexican, early Tuesdny
morning in a cabin at 1304 Adams
St.
Weeks, now held in the County
Jail without bail, was reportedly
visited oy s locat attorney, Wed
nesday afternoon. '
District . Court representatives
said today the attorney asked for
time till Monday to decide whether
or not he would take the case.
Month to date
Season to date
715 766
8270 7675
Obituary
M ATI'S
lliitlip June Mutt, 70. Klnnmll. FIU,
died hertj February ST. Survivor (n
cludr: the widower John S MulU 11J
Crriffiii Av.: a it u g h t r r Mr.
Br-mic Mwuldm; two m liild Vim
t1. mid Hubert tl. Ymu : two tmdli
er Mr. Walter Scum and Tom Mean:
one timtrr Mr. Delia Iter and five
grandchildren. Mrs Malta lived in thu
community ilnre 11)23. Funeral ervlce
will be held at OUair Memorial
Chapel, 6th Street and Pine Saturday,
March 1. at II am Interment will
be held at the Ltnkvtlle Cemetery.
I It N
Ida Marie Men. 73. native of Mli
neitpoiiK, Mtnneftota, iaed awi.v In inu
ctly Feb. aT, MM. She had been
rent dent of Klamath Fitlti lor the past
atx years. Survivors include a daugh
ter. Mr. Kvelyn M, Johnon. two ini
John 11. I. Ion and O'Uonell M Men
of Chicago. Three brother, Andrew
B. Nelson. Uendru'kn. Minn. Pcder J.
NeUon, Minneapolis, Minn. Selmer C.
NeUon. Mon City, low; four iMer
Anne Muhl. Minneapolis. Minn . Sarah
ratrhett, Oskalooa. lowfi: Mabel Av
rv. Maioti Citv. Iowa: Theda Treanor.
Maxon City, Iowa. Four grandchildren
Larry and Marlvn Jotuuon,
Falls; Margaret Lien. Maicm Oly
Court Eyes
Full Docket
Of Cases
Probation of two 10-year-old
youths was revoked In Circuit
Court Thursday morning;.
Kenneth It, Lowery and Sheldon
Aberoromblc, each nivcn two-years
probation Dec, 28, 1051, on plead
ing utility to slni ling beer from a
Western Wholesalers truck, Dec. 9,
wero ordered to apirnr In court
next Tuesday for passing of sen
tence. Testimony of Art Beddoe, proba-
KUmaiii tlon officer for Kliimnth and Lake
rmmtifvs. mritrntiri hntil vnnllix
false pretenses.
ICslOK admitted cashing a I00
check earlier Oils mouth at Hardy's
Moll's Store. tWll Aliilli HI., itrltlim
$30.25 In chiuigo and credit on a
suit,
tie mi Id he had been drinking,
but could give no reason lor ensil
ing good money.
Vhit'n claimed drinking was Ills
downhill, although' lie hud been
nlilv In limvo It nloho while In prl
noli 10 months at Snleiu, even
though other pi'lniineis thero had
"lots to drink."
Wednesday ftiteriimm In court 17-
Ing the check since he was earn- year-old Idibert E. Law, who riimo
hero from Wyoming lo give lilm.
self up, pli'iiilcil uullly lo nbtaliilng
tuouoy by falso pinleimus.
Law snld lie hud rushed uljiiut
$500 worth of bad chi'cks lieni In
Illlls pvor five weeks, 'V
He wus rciriamli'ri to the Cminly
Jail while furt tti- study of the of.o
Is made by Ilia court.
o;wVm"n,.To,ai!r Vr'."oir,dT'b;ok "' Probation by drinking
O Hair a Memorial C ha pel.
driving cars and a&soclatuig to
gether.
Beddoe also related Abercromblc
allowed Lowery to have Intercourse
with his -( Abercrombie'st 16-ycar-old
wife, who Is three months preg
nant. Both Aborrromblp and Lowerv
niRTRU r i'iii kt I admitted the Incident, saying Abei-1
Hamia b. noBuan, ovciuaa. inneii cromuio plnmien it so ho could pel
"H.'ld B Robln. ovtr.....h. ror-1 !it',,,1'!'!',R " "if Vh' . T" "
.l k.,i . .tlrin't love and wanted to divorce.
Fred L. I'uiti, overload, forfeit :i7 i Also slated for sentencing Tues- j
"iU W. saow. overload. ror.eU .j" X's
cc-orcr j. Cunha, no Puc permit, morning to obtaining money bv
Fine 915. I
K.irl 1). Seibert. violation Dasic run.
Fine $7. SO.
Bnbbe L. GrUriUl. no vehicle license.
Forfeit ball.
Talk On Europe
Planned On Friday
Roy McCorkle, former executive
secretary in Europe lor CAR E,
is to make an nddrcss here to
morrow night at 8 at the Seventh
Dav Adventist Church.
McCorkle. who has traveled
widely in Europe and the East
during the past several years, is
to speak on "An American Looks
at Europe."
There is no admission charge for
the address.
IRAN SKI, LINT, RVC'.S
TEHRAN. Iran Oil-rich,
cash-short Iran announced Thurs
day she Is stripping government i
offices of her Persian carpets and
selling them" to raise money. She
also is selling 1,000 government
automobiles.
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I Potatoes
BAN FRANCISCO (JP Potatoes:
14 cars on track; arrivals, Cali
fornia 1, Maine 2, Oregon 4; no
sales.
I.
. .LOS ANGELES UPI Potatoes?
S3 cars on tr'ack; arrivals, Nevada
, 1 . California 3, Idaho 6, by truck
i 1; market steady; no sales.
i . .' i
( PUTPiftA M Tt 4 . A..t..
i vi j iynuw tri ruittiuca, ninv
ls 77, on track 242; total U.S.
t shipments 977: supplies light; too
i limited trading to establish market
t trend; track sales: Colorado Mc
: Olures per 100 lb local $5.46; new
i stock: Florida carlots SO Jb sacks
v Triumphs $2.85. Street sales per
100 lb according to basis of sale:
; Colorado McClures $5.81-91; Idaho
J Russets. t6,40-6J: Minnesota-North
t Dakota Pontiacs fe,00-35; Nebraska
t rrlumphs $5.76-84.
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niRTns
FRY Born at Klamaur Vauey Hot-
pitat, Feb. 28. 1952, to Mr. and sirs.
Tom Frey, Tulelake. Calif., a boy.
Weight: 8 pounds 13 ounces.
VAN OOTEGHAM Born at Klamath
Valley Hospital Feb. 27. 1952. lo Mr.
and Mrs. Sun Van Ootegham. lai?
Siskiyou St. a boy. Weight: 5 pounds
14 ounces.
CHAIN Born at Klamath Valley Hos
pital. Feb. 27. 1952. to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Crain. 1003 Delta St.. a girl.
Weight: 7 pounds 10la ounces.
COMPLAINTS FILED
Richard B. Maxwell and Paul B. Far
rena vs. Clifford J. Shuck, suit to col
lect 1750, with Interest thereon at 6
per cent from Feb. 9. 1952. $250 at
torney fees, costs and disbursements.
B. 3. Goddard, attorney for plaintiff.
Paul Miller vs. H. S. Hubbard, suit
for dissoluUon of partnership. U. S.
Balentlne. attorney for plaintiff.
MABRIAGE LICENSES
BREWSTER CATIFF David L.
Brewster, 37, male nurse. Native of
Missouri. Resident of Klamath Falls.
Ore. Hazel E. Catlff. 35. cook. Native
of North Dakota. Resident of Klamath
FaUs, Ore.
Weather
Northern California Partly
cloudy Thursday and Friday ex
cent fair in extreme north and
scattered showers south of Fresno I
and King City. Local log ana grad
ual cooling along coast. Variable
winds of 8 to 15 miles an hour off
coast.
Grants Pass and vicinity Sunny
Thursday and Friday, with patches
of morning fog. High Thursday 57.
Low Thursday night 32. High Fri
day 60.
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday
irecip.
Baker
Bend
Eugene
La uranae
Lakeview
Medford
North Bend
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland
ROseburg
Salem
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Angeles
New York
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
my Dame has lost her shoe . . her cheeks are
blue . . her hair's awry but there's a glitter in
her eye BECAUSE she is on the way to.CL'R-
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Funeral
RANDOLPH
Funeral services for Omer Lee Ran
dolph, 63, who died here Feb. 24. will
take place from the chapel of Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home. 92S High St..
Friday, Feb. 29, 2 p. m., Kev. uavia
Rarnptt Jr. of the First Pesbvterian
Church officiating. Commitment service
and interment In Klamath Memorial
Park.
AVALANCHES KILL 12
TEHRAN. -Iran Wl Twelve per
sons were killed in ice and snow
avalanches near Badien Abad in
mountainous Northwestern Iran
Thursday. Eleven died trying to
rescue one.
WURLITZER
A magnificent .
piano. Many -lovely
styles and
finishes to choosa
from, i
LOUIS R. MANN
, ,PIANO CO.
120 Noi 7th
I
Coordinate your fabrics . . with ginghams,
chambrays, use . a patterned fabric in plaid,
stripe or floral with a plain color repeating the
accent color . . line a tiny bolero with the
plain use It as godets or apron Inserts, as
ties, stoles. '
.
Women Will Kick Over
the traces , . feed the family cold beans . .
forget the baby's laundry . , leave the poodle
ithout water and - "dlsremember" they have
t better-half wandering around with holes in
His socks all BECAUSE
f the utterly ENCHANT
ING display of IMPORT
ED CUPS and SAUCERS
It YOUR STORE. Was
rrumpy with the "winter
willies" this week when
are wandered wearily up
lo - the mezzanine at
YOUR STORE and
RIGHT THEN the "blues" '
turned rosy . . right then
we KNEW the world
ould be topsy-turvy until
WE could scare up cash to add some of these
newly arrived BEAUTIES to our own buddlne
tollection ...
Folks at' YOUR STORE plucked the cream of
the crop , . caught, a LUCKY CATCH at
market . . color-studded, fragile as a Mon
lrch's wing, dainty as a flrc-fly , . exquisite
is a Jewel, CUPS and SAUCERS . . glinting
with coin gold, splashed with gcm-likc high
lights . , scalloped, plain, floral, antique,
modern, footed, large, small, medium, HAND
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the MINIATURES are SO sweet . . prices
3TART at ?1 . . you get SO much for SO
little at 721 Main, ' ,
.;Your Store
Color! Color! Color!
Madcap, gay and gorgeous COLORS . . riotous
colors borrowed from the red of a hawthnrne
bloom , . the blue of a late June sky , , yellow
from the 'buttercup , . gold and green and gray
. . ALL the COLORS ever
dreamed by man gathered in
ONE spot, the YARDAGE
department at MIl.I.KKS,
' If you NEED the FEEL of
Spring . . need to shed the
boredom of winter, put on
your Seven League boots and
join the stampede . . WE ,
did and WISH we could snip
, and sew on EVERY piece of
FABRIC that we found . .
you'll gaze and gasp and give
your last shekel for . .
Soft as silk CHAMRRAY
. . striped and plain, si per
TISSUE DOT SHEERS M a
July snow apple, S1.29 . . DAN RIVER GING
HAMS, In checks, Scotch plaids and BIG
plaids, a riot of COLOR, S1.25 . .
Dainty TISSUE SHEERS. JI.19 . , flashy
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a fun-fan's "yen" . . SAILCLOTH . . with a
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the colors" at SI .39 . . this is the SAME ma
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SEERSUCKER . . 1952 stvlc In checks,
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texture of yesteryear . . perfect warm weather
wearable . . 1 . , found the "SWEETEST"
paisley prints In VOILE, lovely as silk, crease
resistant, S1.29 . . beautiful plain colors In
slightly ribbed SANDORA COTTONS, $1.29 . .
Big, splashy, brilllant-hucd. "no-wrlnkles"
hand-printed CALIFORNIA cottons, $1.49 and
M.95 . . these for SWIRL skirts . .
Exquisite, dainty, flower-sprigged BATISTE
59c . . TISSUE SHANTUNG In the glowing
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ORGANDY for formals and weddings, $1.69 . .
SUNNYBROOK SUITINGS, $1.69 , .
Soft rayon FLANNELS for bright Easter
parading. $1.95 and LAST, like the topping on
three-layered cake . . rayon CREPES that
ilng with COLOR ,plum, gold, violet, brown,
rose, aqua, blue, purple, rust.
Finding the YARDAGE department this
eek. was like finding apple blossoms in Jan
uary , , a big thrill , . smart women EVERY
WHERE are beating the budget . . SEWING
. here's an invitation to gay adventure . .
shop for YARDAGE at 613 Main,
Miller'M
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If You've lleeu Thinking
womanly wishing . , wanting and waiting for
SUEDE JACKETS that WOULDN'T lake a
hnlf-moon bite from your annual budget we've
found the ANSWER at LA I'OINTF.'S.
This AGED heart skipped
a bent nt all ' the brqiillliut,
bewitching, beautiful, luscious
new COLORS . . geranium
' red. 'buttercup, pink, lime,
blue, brier, acqtia, oy.itrr
white, sand. Krllry green,
chamois that were teamed In
the window with bright new
I Spring versions of other wtv
grt - arounders nnd "MY
WORDS!" at WHAT prices
. . If you've been thinking
SUEDE JACKETS a LUX
URY, your thoughts will J!y
Jown Mnln street when you
see THESE darlings at LA POI.NTF.'S.
You'll find QUALITY plus BEAUTY In these
soft and sweet casuals, plus ECONOMY so
"dream gals dicum" . . use a lime Jacket with
violet skirt , . geranlmum with white, sand
with Kelley . .worn with the stunning new
pleated PLAIDS, a hint of the same colors
picked up In scarf, costume Jewels and little
wee flats and you'll go places gals, you'll go
places . .
Now hold your collective BREATHS for here
nre prices . . SUEDE JACKETS at $22.95 . .
$25 . . $39.95 . , $49.95 and everyone worth
TWICE the price . . several styles . . slash and
big patch pockets, belted, loose, cuffed or "no"
. . all NEW. all utterly DIVINE . . you can
AFFORD them . . you can GET them .they're
the "swcctnln' lor your Spring wardrobe at
507 Main,
1, lOlftTK.S
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I Do go glamorous with the new sleeves.
Nothing dates a frock as definitely as the lark
of imagination when buying It . . . flatterer
ill . . the Leg o" Mutton . . Wing . . Push-l'p.
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the valley
and lastln
Easter bun
VsWX . aurprlsi
X (April 13.)
iW X story as
V to 118 . . I
Flouers and Candler . .
ring glinting on a satin pillow . . you float
ing In a mist of enchantment up the aisle to
HIM and all the WHILE you'll be DREAMING
about your vine covered cottage and your
JILVF.R PLATE from
HARWIN'S . . Ilka NEW
3 a 1 1 e r n "ENCHANT
MENT," in 1881 Rogers,'
i bit ornate, comparable
"Bridal Veil" in Ster
ling, lovely as morning
lew on tne petal of a rose.
Dropped In to browse a bit
ihls week and found thnt
iriendlv HA It WIN jew.
ELERS have stunning sets
of eight and single pieces i
TOO, in IK87 ROGERS . .
1881 ROGERS , . COMMUNITY . . TUDOR . .
HOLMES and EDWARDS . . ALL the FAMOUS,-
nationally advertised STERLING
PLATE . . you have a WIDE choice , . from
all the NEW patterns . . ALL the, ones you've
already learned to admire,
STERLING PLATE Is REINFORCED Where
the WEAR comes . , you expect QUALITY
you get It, along with a friendly smile, S 4c H
Green Stamps, and easy CREDIT at 701 Main,
. Jlarwin's Jewelers
arc accented
by a
Why Ileal Around
the bush . . why not come strnlght to the
point and tell you that this Is a PREVIEW
of ELGIN BANNER BUY days at IllCKYH.
starting when March winds first blow over
tne vauey iiwarcn n
and lasting until the
bunny arrives to
I s e everyone,
13.) Here's the
'twas told
to us . . ELOIN BAN
NER BUYS arc BACK
. , history making values
starting at the low
price of $3.1.75. Case
styles of ELOIN BAN
NER DAY WATCHES
high, curved crystal and
smart expansion band, famous ELGIN criilu
manship assures enduring accurnry and de
pendability . . you get them at ItK KVS , . .
Make an ELGIN your BIG VALUE choice
NOW for as little as the price you'll pay for
a new spring chapeau . . tax INCLUDED In
all prices . . ELGIN WATCHES are SMART
and NEW for '82 . . see the new SMARTER
styles . . the new SMALL watches . . the
new DOME crystals . . the new METAL
BRACELETS . . ALL the new features of
these FAMOUS, nationally-advertised TIME
PIECES for MEN and WOMEN at RICKYH . .
why be tied down to a time piece thnt kcnp.i
you a slave to the question "Have the TIME?"
when ft BANNER BUY ELGIN will give it
to you on the dot If you shop with your
"Registered Jeweler," 700 Main,
IliekyN
lie l)oe Adore Your Hig
blue eyes , , your shining curls , . your Unit
lisp . . the pert, swnrt way your mue turns
up to meet your widow's peak but listen Indies
, , hrrra a lip . , you
may use your wllrs mid
flirt, and tnlnt . , but
unless you can wield a
wicked stew pan he's m:i
lo Ilnd Just what you
'ain't" . . a goc.l COOK.
JSO . , Alt I Kits' wniita
I to help you win and hold
M'our man , . CAItTF.ItS'
jnuws that It's seasoning
1 thnt "makes the gnosr"
6PICE ISLANDS SEA
SONING used In Just
about EVERYTHING except a boiled eug , .
SPICE ISLANDS SPICES from the lnnds
where gentle zepliyrs kiss the tree-lops and
nun shines bright and rnln Is soil and blue
sens foam upon the beaches , .
The SPICK ISLANDS shelf at CARTERS'
Is TERRIFIC . . CRAMMED with more VA
RicI Y than you've ever dreamed could be
found around the globe . . Cnrdninon from
Ceylon . . Cu.wlii Buds and Cinnamon from
Saigon . , Ginger from Jimmies . . Chill
Pequlng from the In nils down south . . whole
white MUNTOK PEPPER . . sweet bell pep
pers. anise seed and gnrllc . . dill and fennel
and Gumbo pile and hull a hundred others
. . at CARTERS'! . .
ALL the FLAVOR . . ALL the AROMA has
hern caught and KEPT In crystal lant . .
by the folks who bring 8PICE ISLANDS SEA
SONINGS to you . . ,i:
"You may have hickory nuts to crack and
crunch . . Big fat raisins and sun-dicnrhed
dates . . rurlniis fools from the Malnv stales
. . but UNLESS you have SPICE ISLANDS
SEASONINO for your everyday hamburger . .
your Sunday roast, the homemade bread you
put U toast you'ro headed for trouble gals,
you're headed for trouble . . so start for "Vnur
Most Thoughtful Grocer, and SPICE ISLANDS
SEASONING . . 1420 Esplanade,
Curlers
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Whirling, swirling tklrls are fashion's favor
ites for Hprlng and Summrr. Home call It the
bell" silhouette. These full-bloom skirts popu
larize flirtatious prttlroats, belittle the waist
and even "hide" broad hips. Home women com
promise, rutting the swirl to only moderate
fullness. If -you are fashlon-tvlse you'll dump
the sheath skirt In the ash-ran. '
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Denims are a Clndcriilla fabric this year ,
they will even go (n parlies, Once upon a time
denims were dark blue, stiff and only went to
work. In the next reincarnation they became
lighter in weight, went to the seashore, the
lentils courts and yachting. This year they step
Into high fashion and right here , . In our
lawn, shining from piece goods counters you'll
find a parade of giddy, gay, gad-about denims,
soft enough to drape beautifully one designer
has aeenrrilan-pleated a dance frock of dcnlm
that sells for $155.00
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Don't forget to register ,
ledge of every American
Registration books close April 18
, voting Is the prfvl
man and woman.
How short are shorts? Either very short or
very long . . "little boy" typm are very brief,
without pleats, even seem skimpy and your
thigh shouldn't have "hump" big as a goose
pimple . . gaining In favor, the pedal-pusher,
done this summer as matador, pirate or ship
wreck pants, tight fitting, tapered,' button or
lace below the knee . , not recommended Cor
grandmothers , . because tight pants dnrrii'l
shrink any tighter look for the Uiinfortzcd
label.