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Newspaper Page TextKIUIMY, MAY lfl, if)!2 llEuAU) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OUKCiON . PACK SEVEN f Go CHUilCB-B DIRECTORY. 1IMI. ( IIAM.Ii As liir ii-i h known, mo-1 lllllirlil"- In Kllil.li'lll I'lill:. will hold Wuiiclrv it-i'vlrcs on Duv I'ulil tv in:n Time hruliiulim Mils rtumli.v. (,'huirluvi out In I lie ciitiiit v hi r Iii'IiIiiik an-vlrcs on Purine Mlnii.liiKl 'I line Anv iierMini iloiililhil us hi whlih limn M-mrm nrn Ik-Iiiu llrlil should rlli'i k Willi Ihrli clnirrhr-n initiietil ilclv. CHURCH OF CHRIST VM Wnnlland IMienn 8(1011 Arthur (,' lllnrkwrll in 110 A M lllblr classes iron A.M. Wiiri tun seivh-r-7 (HI I'M KvrillilK srrvlie 7 1)0 P M - Wrdtir.ilny sr-rvlrn Klamath Revival Center Pastor lli v Dorothy M'Cla.n 182S Mltrhrll Phiillt 4M0 lit nn k M Miiiirlhv Hrhllol II :00 A M. Mniillnu Wolhli 7 A M KvaimrllnUr Hrrme 7:00 PM TiiP-duy-AVA group 7 4,1 P M Wednesday I'rayai Meeting 7 t P.M. Friday lllble Study 7 .45 P.M Hslurdsy - Young People's M prims Church of Christ 1774 Arthur rhona t-H4t 10 00 A M nible Classes 11:00 AM Morning Worship 7:50 P.M. Mutunl edlflratiun 00 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study Missionary Baptist Church 4134 Douglas Elder C. V. Mam-hard, pastor it, A M. Sunday School 11:00 H Mr- Morning Worship 7:00 P.M. Training Onion t oo PM. Evening Bervira 7:00 P.M. Thursdsy Mlbla Bludy CHRIHTIAN 8C1KNCB CIIUIICII Tenth nd Washington 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 em. Sunday Servlca t 00 pm. Wednesday Evening fiervlra t JC pnv Hst. radio progiam RTJl. Klamath Temple 1M7 Pint Phone MM Rev. D. B. Anderson, minuter Rev. Warner Bock, Ami. Pastor 45 a m. Sunday school 1I:0 am. Morning wor.-l.lp 30 pm. Overcome r ervice 7 45 Etingellitlc nervier 7 45 pm. Wednesday. Bible lud) Snd praye rmeeltng. 7 45 pm. Pldiiv. Young peoples aervlce 7 30 p m aturdv. rudio br und ent. KfJl Community Church jof the Brethren HIS llrUlol Rev. Kdward Lander 0 45 A.M. Church Hrhool II 00 AM Morning Wnrthlp 7 00 to 0 00 P. M. Wednesday Hobby A Crl Club 1 . . Salvation Army 4W Klamath Ma) mid Mrs Jack Llllle 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Holiness Meeting 11:00 A M. Junior Church 30 PM. Voung People's Meeting 1:00 P M. Salvation Meeting Immanual Baptist llth and High Rev. W. r Templin t 45 A.M. hlblo School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp (1:30 p N.. Young People 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P M Wed. Evening Prayer Service Hopa Evangalical Lutharan Hhaila School Rev M. R. Anderson. Pastor Paraonage, 1143 Kane t 30 A.M. Sunday School 1 1 :00 A.M. Worhlp Service First Pratbytarian Merrill Rev. Oeorge A. Milne 10.00 A.M. Sunday chool 11:00 A.M. Divine Servlct 7:00 P.M. Fireside Service Nursery Open Merrill Baptist Mission Recreation Building 0:45 A.M. 8undny school 1 1 :00 A.M. Worship service roTrmrm"raiToT a 0000000000 omTO-omnrt mnrffy H 604 Main C Ntit To g j! Rudy's Man's o o j I PIES Fresh Strawberry Chiffon I CAKES Pastry r Ofl 0 P 0 ft Q PQ.QQ Q Qoo,0 MAO Q-Q-P to Church Sunday - First Christian Mnlh and Pine Hie. (It-urge Alder, Minister t 41 a ni.-nible School 11:00 a m Morning Worship II 30 p m Clirlillnn Endeavor 7:30 i mi h veiling Worship 7 30 p in - I'mver Mertlng Weil. Gotpal Tabarnacla . Allsmonl and (Maryland Itev W 1J IlitiUv. I'alor 10 00 A M - Hundiiy School 11 Oil A M - Moiulpg Hrrvu e 7:30 I M l-.vc rilimn Worship Also services at 7:30 p m. Siiliirnny slid Wednesday. Klamath Latter Rain Church lf,-J Washburn Way 1 Itcv Art Hlni'.on I 10 no A M. HuiKlav School, all ate I H 00 I' M -Kvrninii Service Ml. Laki Community Arthur L. Kite, minister 0:45 A M Hunday School 11:00 A.M. Wornhin Service 7:30 P M Chrlillin Endeavor Pilgrims Holinast HOI Wanlland Phone tslt Hev O. U Weaver 0:45 A M Sunday School II 00 A M f nrnuig Service 45 P M.-YPB 7 30 P M. Kvangellsllo Meeting 7.30 P M.-Wedn.-sdsy - Prayer Church of tha Naiarana (iarden and Martin Itev Oral Van De Grift 45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship d 45 P. 1. Young People 7:30 P.M. Evanrellstlc Servlct 7 30 P M. Wedr.e5day Prayer Hervlce. t:30 P M Wednesday Choir Practice First Baptist N. nth and Washlnglen Dr. E. M. Causey, pastor 0:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 8:15 pm Training Union. 7 30 pjn. Kvrning Service 7 00 p m Wednesday, young people's meeting (.00 pjn. Wednesdsy. mid-week prayer service. 7 30 p m .Thursday, choir rahesr- sal. Union Gospel Mission 251 Commercial ! Pastor O M. Tim ma : 10 00 AM Bible School 1 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. j Keno Gospel Canter ' Phone 1304.1 j Rev. (Gladys .lllford. Paster i 1 10 00 A M Sunday School. 11:00 AM. Morning Worship . 7 45 P M Sundsv f.ve Services I 7:45 P M. Tuesday, Prayer Meet ing 3 30 P.M. m , Children's church i 7:45 P.M. Pridsy Bible Study. j OTI Sunday School Ciuent Tlou-e 10 00 A.M. Sunday School every Sundny First Preibterltn Church Ml Pine I Rev. David Barnett Jr.. Pastor 1 8:30 A.M. Church achool tor all. eges. I (:30 and II am. Morning worship. I 1100 AM Junior Worship I 6:00 P.M. Junior high Weslmln-' sler Fellowship. 6.30 PM senior high Weslmln-' sler Fellowship. Assembly of God 716 Oak n. lnll navlUs mlnlttee Rev. Donald Annas, assistant pastor Sunday m:rvicks (:45 a.m. Sunday 8chooI 11:00 A.M. Morning snvicei 6:45 p m. Youth services 7:30 pm. Evangelistic rally MID-WKKK KERVICES 7:30 pm. Tuesday, Bible stud and prayer service 10:00 a m. Thursday, Prayer service 7:30 p m. Thursday, preaching aervlce. 6. 00 pm Saturday, street aervlce. FREE METHODIST 421 N. th Rev. Fred . Neumann, pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 8:30 A.M. Broadcast, KFLW 9:45 A.M. 8i.'tday 8chool II 00 A M. Worship Service 6:45 P.M. Young People 7:45 P.M. F, v o n in g Evangelistic service. MIDWEEK SERVICES 7:30 P.M. Wednesday, Midweek! prayer. BAKERY Ph. 4363 SATURDAY SPECIAL Pies Apple Sauce Loaf Cakes Crome Horns OJX0X0AO.0.JLOJJIJlJ..gXOJUUU.t.ia; Calvary Baptist V.. Main at (iarden Hurieat P. Ilsigrlt, puslor 9:45 A.M. Hundii Hchmil 11:00 A.M. Morning Wurahlp 6:15 P.M. Training union 7:30 P M.-Eveniug Worship MIIMVKCK hl.UMt KH 7 16 P M. Wednesday, teachers meciiiig ( 00 P.M. Wrdnrsdny. player service J.00 P.M. -Thursday, WMU. First Church of God I iHOi Allsmonl Hcv (J H Beahm ( 45 A.M. Sunday School II "0 A.M. Morning Worship 45 M. -Yomg People " 30 P.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. Illblo Study. Stewart-Lenox Baptist W. t. Wecka. Pastor ( 45 A.M. Sunday School II :00 A M. Worship Service 6:30 P M. -T lining Union 7:20 PM Worship Service 7:00 P M Wcdiieduy Prayer and Choir Pratlre Malin Community Church rrresbylerlanl Itev. Oeorge A. Kfiiiniini. pistor 9:45 A.M. Sunday Schrxjl. all auei. II 00 A M Morning Wnrslup 7 00 P.M Senior nnd Junior High Young Peoples Societies Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witnesses sr.3 N. Slh 7:45 P M. Sunday Watchtower Study 7 45 P.M.-Wolnesdny Bible study 7:45 P.M. Friday Service meeting (:45 P M. Friday Theocrntlc School Peace Memorial Presbyterian 4431 8. Klith Phone 50:7 Rev. Dwoyne L. I'roett 9 30 A M. Church School 11 00 A M Morning Worship j First Methodist iOlb and High Rev. Lloyd Holloway 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A M. Morning Worship Seventh-Day Adventist 1735 Main Rev P ('. Alderson KATtRIMY 9:30 A M Sabbath rchml 11.00 A.M. Church Service KI'NIMY 7 30 P M Evensell'tie service MIDVU I K 7 30 P M Weclne lsy siJ Friday , evangrhstlc service Klamath Lutharan Cross and Crescent Rev Irvin Tweet 9 41 A M. Sunday school 11:00 A.M. Divine Worship 6:00 P.M. Senior League First Covenant 63 Walnut Phone (517 Cnrl Q. Strom. Pastor 9:45 A.M. Sunday-School 11:00 A'M. Morning Worship 7:45 P.M. Fellowship Hour ( 00 PJvl. Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH llth and High Rev. R, E. Gracf, pastor 11:00 A.M. Morning won-hip 9:45 A.M Sunday school 10:00 A.M. Bible class 10:30 A.M. Lutheran Hour, KFJI Congregational Garden near Martin Sts. Rev. Donald M Casslday (:45 A.M. Church School ' 11:00 A.M. Worship Service 7:00 P.M. High School Pilgrim Fellowship. WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT IOC SAVE MORE-BUY 100 TABLETS.49C Members of k' A I lamathuto NEW and ill Be 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Daylight Saving Time and Closed Sundays VINGS OVER JORDAN famed Negro choir from Cleve land, ()., will appear at First Methodist Church, Sunday, May 18, at 8 p.m. The group has appeared in concert scries nil over the nation, and during World War II, traveled to the European Theater of War to entertain troops. Rev. Glynn T. Settle, pastor of Gcthsemane Baptist Chinch, Cleveland, is director of the chorus. :Vit' EVENING SERVICES will he presented through May 25, except next Monday night, at Full Gospel Taber nacle, Allamont Dr. and Maryland St., at 7:30 p.m. by Hev. Colbert B. Bigby, Columbia, S.C. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 9th and Plum Temporary Notice 1 00 P.M. Church School 2 00 P.M. Preaching Service Cull 2 0175 lor more information. Church of Jesus Christ Of l atter Day Saintt Home and Martin 9 00 A M. P-lesthood Meeting 10 20 A M. Sunday School 7 00 P M Sacrament 5 00 PM Fat. Primary Meet'.ng J:00 P.M.-a-Tuesday Relief Society 7:30 PJU. Tuesday M. L A. Bible Baptist Church 2244 Wlard Keith P. Fields. Pastor 9 30 a.m. Sunday school 11 :00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Baptist league. 7 30 p.m. Evening service. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, all family church night. St. Paul's Episcopal (01 Jefferson Phone 35(5 Oalen H. Onstad. Rector 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 9:30 A.M. Church 8chool 11:00 A.M. Mcrntng Prayer 7:30 P.M. Young People's Fellowship. PELICAN" CITY Baptist Mission Rev. I.. W. Rowland, pastor 3V.t Lakcport Blvd. 8:30 A.M. Sunday School 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship 7 00 P.M. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. Thursday. Young Peoples Meeting. . m Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 H A Lealers ssoc. USED CARS Open SAC Division Chief Visits I M.iJ. Harry L. Larson, divisional commander of the Oregon ar.O Southern Idaho division of the Salvation Army, will be In Klam ath Falls. Saturday and Sunday, lor the purpose of conducting an Inspection at the local 8alvatlon i Army and a series of religeous i r ervices over tho weekend. i Mai. Larren will conduct the in spection, of the local Salvation Army Corps. Saturday afternoon. He will sDeak at a special senior and Junior soldiers dinner held in his honor at 6:30 p.m. tsaiuraay evening. ' The major will speak at thre public meetings to be held at the local Salvation Army Hall. Sunday. May 18. Mectinss to be held on the following hours: Holiness meet ing II a.m.. Young Peoples Legion meeting 6:30 p.m.. Salvation meev ing 7:45 p.m. Mni. Jack Little, commanding officer-of the local Salvation Army Corps etxends a heartv welcome to the general public to attend the Sundav services at the Salvation Army Hall. 400 Klamath Ave- TRAFFIC CHAMP NEW HAVEN. Conn. I Wash ington State won first place among western slates Thursday for out standing performance In traffic engineering during 1951. The recoil nlfion came from the Institute of Traffic Engineers. For Window-Gazing . . . ...Now for Reading It you've ever watched someone weorlno lasiis tip Ml hood bock aad squint, (own his aoso to rood, you've soon one of tho dllflcultlti ihof o with bifocal lenses. Now now frame for (lassos aiahos If possible for any on to woor blfocoli without Mils hind of contortion. Trimout frames have a U-shaped prim attachod to Iho aoio pods of tho frame. In normal position (top picture) , you (ft o maximum walklna or distance vlilon. (ut when you filch tho spring down (bottom picture), roa ralio tho reading area of tho glasses 4 millimeters, For oiamplo: Silting et our doth wearing regular fremoi, yea can road only those pa pers tying directly In front of you, without tilting your head; with Trl- mount, yoa will bo able to road any-, thing an tha whola dtik. i SOURCIS: Dr. Noloi Optometrists, With Olflcat at Columbian Optical Company, 730 Main, Klom. Falls ADVtftTIStME-Vr ! NEW PRODUCTS Via,.,,ay,-Iiil mi f Ma-Jkll ...a Quick Flip... Forum to Talk Family Life Commiiiillv Chu-rh of the Breth ren forum loplc for Mny v-lll be How Can the Christian Family Contr'bule to Better Community Life?" Kpcakers nl the lorum this Sun dav at 7 30 p.m. will be Mrs. William Wales Jr : Mm. Prank Turker snd Kev. Warner Bock. a Boclate Klamath Temple pastor. Next Thursday nl 7 30 p.m. a special protrram vlll be shown oi colored slides drpicling the iloiy Land and Palestine. Cnjov Health. Rt. CAmforl anil Hoepiulity at the Buckhom Mineral Springs Sanitarium lot Minora) airl Mud Bethi a-e Excellent f o r Rheumatum, ArthrMii, flrialtra md N(irltlt. Carbon dioxide Vnpor fifths ZooA for Athm. trlm. Kin IK. Hifh and Low BloM Presvurc- Ywir Health if our hualnw. For Rritrvalioi.a n" Informaiion AddrMi- Ri. 1. AjMund, Or. Or Phona Lon DUtnf Dr. Herman Wexler. Director Chiropreetic-Phyiictan Suppose! Suppose! that beans and soup were stricken from the record, that CAItTKK'S shelves were bare of bread, that cows refused to yield up cream lo make yellow butler . . and all hens struck lor smaller eggs and collee beans went bitter . . what , L'JL a SAD world It would be jLtL5oQ . . Wed tire of cheese from caves and sweet In brandy tart and seasonings rare, of coconuts and candy . . Don't WORRY . . t h I a dreadful dirge Is Just a THOUGHT, 'twill really never HAPPEN as long as CARTER'S serves you . . beneath ONE roof you'll find them all . . the STAPLE foods and items, plus rare champagne, wild rice from Min nesota, and pickled plums and Holland ham and squabs from North Dakola. Buy EVERYTHING on your GROCERY list ' from "Your Most Thouchtful Grocer." 1420 Esplanade. 1'AIITEIIV vr it A Phone Call From a stranger put us on the gallop to MILLER'S this week ... had COMPLETELY forgotten that THIS week was cotton week, even that cotton came from a BOLL, what with dashing for copy and "here 'tis!" SPECIAL prices on SHEETS downstairs right NOW when summer heat will set you panting . . LOWEST prices we've seen on CANNONS and PEQUOTS since June bugs left the garden . . EXCELLENT quality CAN NON muslins. 130 thread count. 73 i 1M (were 13.291 NOW 52.63 . . same quality. 81 x 108, were 1.45) NOW tZSi . . CASES, on special lor 11.19. PAIR. Cannon PERCALES, soft, sweet luxury for vour downy couch, double bed. 81 x 108. iwere 14.391 NOW 83.79 . . matching CASES, 51.50, SAVE 29c. Soft as a Spring breeze, white as a Summer cloud, PEQUOT muslin sheets 72 z 108, (once $3.95) for $3.19 . . larger 81 x 108 . . CASES, nice and "roomy, 74c each . . Single, soft, EXTRA LARGE cotton SHEETBLANKETS, all-white. $3.95 . . MATTRESS PADS, TWIN site. $3.98 . . DOUBLE BED. S4.39 . . UPSTAIRS . . YARDAGE DEPT . . whole flock of sunny, sumery. A. B. C. PERCALES, WONDERFUL buy. THREE YARDS for ONE DOLLAR at the place you . love to buy, 512 Main, 'TV Demoeral'ltepublican! politician, farmer, bookkeeper, hod carrier, architect and schooj boy . . there comes a time in the lives of ALL men when they need RICKY'S SHAVERS . . whiskers come and u ui you wain me lames to adore you 1 SO to a REMING TON electric SHAVER, the shaver that has revolution ized a gentleman's shaving habits . . the REMINGTON De Luxe that clips 'em DRY . . Blue Streak twin shaving heads that mow 'em down . . Diamond honed . . scien tifically designed CONTOUR PLATE . . cuts smocth, fast . . skims over ridges, gets 'em In the hollows . . makes you the man your lady loves to touch . . the slickest ELECTRIC SHAVER in America, of fered by RICKYS for MASCULINE "candi dates for the sheep-skin" . . high school GRADUATES who if they DONT shave -will SURELY sit In the dark alone and "pine" . . $25.50 for morning shadow chasers at KICKYS. The REMINGTON 60 SECOND shaver . . smooth, satisfactory shave In Just ONE min ute , . extra WIDE cutter heads . . take ONE swipe where you used to take THREE., if that best gal waits. THIS is YOUR shaver . . leave a hint on Mom's dressing table . . tuck a note In Poppa's coffee cup, you CANT keep her waiting for the tiny price of $27.50 and If COLOR makes a difference In your life . . pretty color combination in tho 60 second REMINGTON at RICKYS , . SCHICKS . . all models, "ducky" hand 'tlttcn" size. $24.50 . . famous SUNBEAM SHAVEM ASTER with the BIO culling head . . 526.50 . . AND . . the HOUSE and CAR electric SHAVER at RICKYS that plugs into your AUTO . . special CORD attachment . . swell for duck hunters end traveling sales men and If you MUST take your best gal out and CANT get home, slick up with a "dual deal" SHAVER with special cord attach ment . . boys WILL grow up . , help 'em grow -up ".smoothly" with a GRADUATION "whisker whlppcr" from 700 Main, ISM KYS TIDKLANIIS OIL VAHIIINOTOM lfl The House passed Thurvlav and sent to Ihe IS YOUR LUCKY NUMBER WATCH THIS NEWSPAMR FOR NEWS ABOUT THE BIGGEST FOOD SALE EVER First Church of i A (ranch of Tho Mothar Church, Tha First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass, , 10th and Washington Services Sunday Sarvica, 1 1 :00 a.m. Sunday School, 1 1:00 a. m. Wednesday avonlng Mooting. 8:00 o'clock. Lesion-Sermon Subject May 18 "MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" Christian Science Reading Room , 1021 Main St. Radio Broadcast Sat 5:30 p.m. KFJI "THE PERFECT REMEDY" In France cakes drowned . . of sauces to conventions ana listening to candi dates UNTIL the SOFTEST feminine voice inquired about Ihe price of SHEETS at MILLER'S . . so "WHAM!" we went MILLEU'S it can be found ..the exciting ROLPH TREND billfolds that will keep their promises of LETTING you pluck your bills, "sight us secn" from the very SAME pocket where you keep your "chicken feed" coins . , elimi Srnale a bill to Rive the stale! clear title to the oll-rlch submerged. constat landf . WE Christ, Scientist t i. ty j,. Summer Sweet Talk., new as tomorrow's sunshine, fresh and sweet as a dew-covered nosegay, enticingly feminine . . slt-up-and-Uke-notlce SHEER COTTON frocks for young wlnsomes at TOWN SHOP . . cool charmers for coquettes In DOTTED 8WISS A sweeties ..EYELET aV EMBROIDERIES . . ORGANDY that Is WI1U . less and C HA MB RAYS V that sparkle . . never- iron PIQUES and peek-a-boo VOILES in t h o JUNIOR department at TOWN SHOP where wise women (young oneat with an ear open for T-ELLS" will make wise, "worldly" choices of SHIRLEY LEE . . BETTY BARCLAY . . CAROL KINO and TEEN CHARMER for the summer . . Simply ADORED a red ORGANDY with EMBROIDERED white scallops and little boy collar . . short "smarty" puff sleeves and DOZENS of buttons . . a WAFFLE PIQUE ' with deep shirred drop shoulders . . the HUGEST deep cuffs since the Tudors of Eng land . . deep necklines that are cupped to show pretty shoulders and flounces to flirt with m' lady's cute "gams" . . DROP shoulders end high necks . . no sleeves and BIO sleeves . . whirl skirts and demure skirts with plenty of fullness . . one piece and two . piece to suit whims end fancies at PRICES to ASTOUND you . . , ' Ir YOUTJ BE a "beau catcher" the TOWN SHOPS your MECCA for lovable, adorable, sheer fancies for summer . . but DONT pasa the 500 on Main or you've missed it, the TOWN SHOP. Sharp as a iteieree's whistle . . colorful as an artist's pallette . dazzling darlings of the "typewriter temptress" and "rogues who romp" leisurely through summer or Just plain WOMEN . . PEOQY SAOE'S PROUD BEAUTY . . glorious new Paris-inspired color for LIPS and FINGER- f KliCv TIPS . . the nail pol. I K feh with CRYSTAL- V ' m LIN - N1811 that 'l x- clings like a leach with III harmnnizino- 8TA Y- SHEEN LIPSTICK that takes you klssable through salty brine or "sashaying socially" and lets you look lovely hours later . , From CURRIN'S. "PROUD BEAUTY" Is the dramatic, rosy deep pink that will glamorize gorgeous gowns or little aprons hi the kitchen . . wear it with pinks, blues, beiges, grays or neutrals ' so popular this summer . . in SHIMMER shades (opalescent, silvery-frost) lovely, last lng . . CREAM SHADES, Sapphire BLUE, Emerald GREEN. BRONZE GOLD, WHITE Pearl, CAPRI Coral, Swampfire and scads of other colors . . -' STAY-SHEEN LIPSTICK sticks like a burr in a fox brush, NON-DRYING . . softening,: satisfactory . . $1 for nail polish, ditto for lipstick . . at CX'RRIN'S FOUND a DUCKY idea for a sweet girl graduate . . PEGGY SAGE NIGHT TWINS, specially compounded cream to keep your hands soft as the Lady of Shalimar, PLUS wrist-covering cotton NIGHT gloves, pretty and practical . . keeps your precious percales greaseless for next night's slumber . . for a teeny price, go ask . . at CURRIN'S where you'll also find USEABLE, ACCEPTABLE, PEGGY SAGE MANICURE SETS starting at $2.95 for the graduate . . Ninth and Main, CUIIRIN'S Momma Done ToWs that the time has "came" to go to YOUR STORE . . to quit TRAIPSIN' 'round the town nnd settle down to lookin' for BILL FOLDS for GRADUATES where the NEW onca nates ideas of eager-beaver pickpockets . . Divisions for BIG and LITTLE bills, pockets to hide your traffic tickets and all the OTHER tricky ideas that make a wallet "workable" . , gleaming smooth LEATHERS, Morocco, baby ' lambskin, calf, saddle . , stunning PASTELi colors like coral, bright blue and yellow , , old standbys too , . start at $3.50. Look at YOUR STORE for the EQUALLY well-known PRINCE and PRINCESS CARD- . NER "cash carriers" . . all the clever Ideal to make paying bills "fun" . . fine leathers, snappy shades, start at $2.00, Hunt yo' shoes honey, hunt yo' shoes and hit the concrete for a ROLPH . . A PRINCB , and PRINCESS GARDNER BILLFOLD and GIBSON GRADUATION GREETINO CARDS for the BOY and GIRL graduate at 721 Main, YOUR STOIIK NOW IN PROGRESS! GREAT SAYINGS PHONE 6520 Mh AND MAIN YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS POM'S SIT