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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, JULY II, 1M2 JUl1.T. ' ,' "1 - - M-f vj-J KFI.W 1451 Ke. PDT 1 Friday Kvrnint, July 11 1W 8porU Hilhlittm lft Horn Town Kwi 23 World New. Summi.7 : Twlhiht Serrntii 43 Hwd!n Edition ABC 6 -M It Happens Every Dy ABC 7:00 JHU & Encores ABC 1:30 Fill Balance ABC ft 00 Top Guy ABC I :W Thin ii Your TBI APC B.OO NewtUnd Thealte ABC JO Concert nf favorite J0O0 10 PM Headline 10:13 Pacific Cot Baseball 11:00 News Summary 11:03 Sun Oil KKLW 1450 Kc. PDT Saturday, July 12 f 00 Sicn-On Newt Summary 6 03 Corn in the Morn S 43 B it B TV 7 00 Newi- Breakfast Edition 7:13 Charlie's: Roundup 7:."Wt Bob Carred, News ABC 7:40 Top of the Morning 7:33 Music B OO No School Today ABC 9 00 Pudio Kid Bible Club 9 .W Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Eddie Fisher ABC 30. .10 Shake the Maracas ABC IIP fr prairie' yjfc I-ll s4tawiu.uu.a0Ti AtfUt KANGAROO! ttorriMMAUtHNOtUJU MTf. lAWfOlT.1,1, ,M cVAX SATURDAY MIDWGHT ackMrawBvMeaMBiMviawrai ANJTBEYTH i FC39m ml 11 00 rmnt V Center 11 30 Frank and Jackson ABC 11 '00 Noon Fd'ticn Nrs 11 IS Stewart Craif ABC 12::n L-on Pine Mountaineer ABC 1:00 News ABC 1:13 Sports by rtnnigan ABC 1 30 Bavin Brief i 2 00 Rowland Ballroom ABC 143 Fascinating Rh)lhm ABC 3 00 Student Symphony ABC 3 :0 AmencBn t turner ABC 4 00 Requekt fully Yours 3 10 L (..artlmtr't Band ft :t0 B A B TV 9 43 Stewart Craig ABC 00 Sports Highlights 6 1ft Home Town News World New s Summary fiJO Una May Carlyle ABC t 43 Wcrdi of Life 7 00 Saturday at the Shamrock ABC 1 JO Kmghu of the Round Table ABC g 00 The Lone Ranger AHC 8 30 Pacific Coat Banebatl 10:1)0 10 PM, Headline 10:1ft Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 News Summer) 11:03 Sign Off JKFJI 1159 Ke. PDT Kridav Evening, July 11 ft oft Gabriel Heatter MBS g ift Klamath 1 heater Quia 30 Around Town News 6:40 Something to Think About 6 43 Sam Hes News MBS 8 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Concerto Festival 7.30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8 30 Jars Nocturne 8 00 Gienn Hard News MBS :1ft Fulton Lewu Jr. MBS 0:30 For Dancers Only B:4ft Sporu Final 9:43 ft-Mlnute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mstery MBS 10:13 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Mainline Theatre MBS 11 00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owls Club ICtOO S fti Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday, July 12 8:00 Sunrise Serenade 53 Farm Keporter 7:00 Hemingway Newt MBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today' Best Buys 7:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:35 First Edition Local News 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:15 News 8:23 Headline Kews MRS 8 30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Name Bands 9:13 Dance Tunes 30 4-H Club 9:45 Favorite; of Ytsterdav 10:00 News MBS 10:13 Currins . . j 10 30 Social Security 10:23 Concert 10:30 Music 10:35 Gillette Warmup MBS 11:00 Game of The Day UES 12:10 Camel's Scoreboard MBS 1:25 Camel's Scoreboard 1:30 Ricky's Request 200 Fifth Army Band MBS 2 30 Bandsund USA MBS 2:45 News MBS 3:00 Men's Corner MBS 3:13 Bukeyter Report MBS 3:30 Music MBS 3 45 You Never Know 4.00 OPS Varieties MBS 4:13 Frank Hemingway, New MBS 4:30 Music MBS 4:43 Report from the Pentagon MBS 9:00 Good News 5 30 Christian Science 5:45 Peewee Reese MBS 6.-00 Around Town Newt 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS fc 9:15 Dance Orch. 9:30 Ponderosa Room 9:43 Music 9:35 Cecil Brown. News MBS 10:00 Lombardo Land MBS 10:30 John Wolohan MBS 11X10 Night Owla News 11:03 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off II Randolph SCOTT RAINES i:i Mm sawrdayI n rE6T I FWEE PONT IMPEt. j 1 il!iuuwi p State GOPs In Active Role CHICAGO I Oregon's dele gation at the Republican conven tion continued Thursday to play an active role. Robert A. Elliott, chairman of the Oregon ReDublican Central Committee, was one of those sec onding the nomination of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. Ralph A. Cake, Oregon national committeeman, represented the Eisenhower forces in a meeting with spokesmen for other candi dates where it was agreed to post pone the balloting until Friday. Elliott in his seconding speech told the delegates: "To make ours again a national party, we must make sure that is a party of youth. As Ike has said, youth is our future. We need their votes; more than that we need their enthusiasm, their courage and. their vision." Earlier in the day the Oregon delegation split 9-9 on a proposal to change convention rules. Most of Oregon's leading politicians at the convention opposed the rule change which by reorganizing the na tional committee wrests much con trol from the Southern Slates. The rules change was adopted by the convention 683 to 913. Opposing it were: Gov. Douglas McKay, Salem; Sen. Wayne L. Morse, Eugene; Stale Sen. William E. Walsh, Coos Bay; Mrs. James W. Mott, Salem: Carl Hogg, Salem: State Sen. Howard C. Bel ion, Canby; Gotdon Orput and Shirle y A. Field, Portland, and Mark Hatfield, Saicm. Those approving the measure: H. H. DeArmond, Bend; Al Pierce, Coos Bay; H. W. Dent. The Dalles; Frank Fowler, Astoria; J. O. John son, Tigard; John Morgan and La mar Tooze, Portland, and Robert Elliott, Medford. McKay said he opposed the measure because he didn't think it was "well thought through." Bid Awards Get Siudy PORTLAND Wl Less than hall of the four million dollars worth tenance contracts for which bids were openea were awarded at Thursday's State Highway Com mission meeting. More than two million dollars worth of contracts were refered hV thn pnmmiivinn ttt (to ai.nlnaa,. tor study and possible awaid. Tn thla natoemrir iaa a , l for grading one stretch and paving nnoiner on tne uoiumoia Klver Highway. Parker Schramm Con- ntriirlfnn f?n PnrllnnH urn- In... bidder on the project at $1,223,561. Also rcicrreo. to tne engineer was a contract for grading and surfacing two areas on the Divlde- Rlpa Will etinn nf lha th,i(ii. Highway In Douglas County, and grading and paving part of the Benton Counly Line-Cheshire sec tion Of till Territorial UlrrhWBV In Lane County. uabier Bios,, Portland, was low bidder nn th rinnnlaa rnnntu n-A- Ject at $988,629. Porter W. Yett, Portland. Wa low nn Ihn Tana County Job at $173,631. rrojects tor wmcn contracts were awarded Included: Douglas County, construction of a bridge over Callanoova CrneL- on Elkton-Sulhcrlin Highway. Klamath and Lane Counties, rOCk nrOdURtlon nn Wlllamalla Highway. Lane Counly, grading and paving part of the Bluslaw Highway. 14-1 I i . Tl t,A I . a I , Ka.. .-,l . jUllltli'ld.Mftll, TEXAS WON Dwiqht D. Eisenhower shakes hands with Jack Porters, leader of the Eisenhower faction in Texas, after the pro-Eisenhower slate from Texas was seated at the Republi can National Convention. Hoover To Speak In Portland PORTLAND W Former Presi dent Herbert Hoover will speak here Aug. 9 at a meetuw of the Professional Engineers of Oregon it his health permits. He Is 77. Hoover, once famed as an engi neer, accepted Ihe invitation to speak at the Northwest engineer ing centennial mee'.ing with a let ter containing phrasing similar to that he used in nis aoare? to tne Republican convention. R. Evan Kennedy, meeting chairman, said. Hoover said that "God willing and it health permits," he will be here. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. 63" Pine St. Buy the Best "Slkes Office Chairs" . . . Volghls Pioneer Office Supply Co. 639 Main Produce Prices Increase In Latest AP Tabulation and low-priced. Snap beans, car-'rr prices thla week on cauliflower, twin, i-cinjr, t:uvmiiuia, lonupe, I' ''M"vua i wim-n ih Hinm uiruugl! iwaa and toiuatoea alio wrim luw-r. for the aeanonl, cabbaue, uiUkli Many atorea reported aliulitly hlkli. 1 luoinn. oranaej and uluina. - ' Retail prices of top grade funs went up sharply In ninny Huron this week. Duller '"o a higher. Several fresh frulta and veuetablos were a litlle cheaper, lellectlng nbiindailt supplies, cliangr.1 in iiieul inlcea were arattercd and Irregulnr. Willi ductlons Imiirly conlliird to ape cMl iiiarkKiowns to attract cus turners. There was little unilurmity ui lhr.e spec in Is. Most tiequently iiu'iilioned by lending chains and UHlrpeiidt'iit markets were: frying rhu-kens. sirloin and poitcrhmue .iloaks, top and boltum round roHBtM, bouelp.Hs chuck pot roast, rib ronsLs, fresh and froien fish and lobster. Some stores coiulnued la stress such picnic llonij m finnkiurtcrs, boiled hiun and cold cuts. Top grade ciiiis advaiwrd as much a,s la crms a do.rn over ln.st week. Dealers blamrd a I us.-. of production and sloraitr dlllU-ul- ur.i oevuuse of not weathei, heavy iff on demand and increased buy ing by til- mililary. Uuiicr rose a penny or. two a pound In niunv'sectltitis, reflecting a seasonal downtrend In produc- ; tlon and a bigger diversion of milk to fluid chaiuicla. Demands for milk by flic ice cream maker wax reported exceptionally heavy, But ter storage atnrkti weie below Ihuse of a year ago. Small aummerlliue fnilla si 111 topped Ilia produce bargain lists lit widespread marketing areaa. Seedless grapes, for example, were less than lull of lust week's price at Ihe wholesale level In some places. Ulurucrles and rnspber. rlea were al the peak ol tlieli season In quality and quantity. Chen Irs were pleiuilul, M.mi Inner as a rule I 111. week: wuterincloiis, cantaloupes, peaches ttliouiili most miiixrla still hud only eurly varieties I, grapefruit and apricot. Lemons were a Utile Imvrr but another spell nf exce tlonnlly hot weuther over luigr areas would send their prices soar Ing again, produce men said. Summer squash was abundant Try the New DcLuxe "Paper Mate" . . . Ball Point Pen . . . Volght'i Pioneer Oldie Supply So., ti Main. SATURDAY ONLY SMOKED AQ PICNICS lb. f7C Morrefl's Pride BUD HANSON'S MKT. a-- - uitN -Ai.i.1. oacaei AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ot their bcstl rh. 6496 For Ordm To Toko Out Ben B. Lee, Mar. The JAYHAVfX Sey ""S2K7G THERE'S NONE BETTER 2 C "91" Octant Ethyl 31c g JAYHAWK GAS gJ3 2133 South 6th You touch the keys TV'. r ir . .. Mr. II a, . 1 ,.1 and it happens to you! Vim play, and from lite llanimunil Oigin flow I lie mvilnl lovely vuic-et of muiic , . . wonderful ilringi, llirilllng flmra, rii-h organ tones. Here it niii.ic xitli enillrn aiiral, muio llitl wiir away Ihe trn.ioni, the wurrlrt of evet)ilay life, briii you peace and relaxation. family life's more fun Willi a llanimunil Organ; ymi enjoy a rloer enmpaniomhip with your rhililrrn . . . llieir friends anil yours come to liitrn, lo play, In take part in llie fun. Vim needn't know muiic nnw-een a lieginner tan pUr simple butefTective muiic in a month. Oiine in tu.lay and Iry ill SPINIT MODIl Hammond Organ MUSICS MOST C100US VOCf C.-ipUt. with Mll-nnnllM' $10 TO Saw t-vlp-wal m4 ko-tk IjZU LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 North 7th Phone 7182 -fr-fr Wjcadha ShopA and Shop BECAUSE I is--r The Turtle Taken his time and eventually gets there but if YOU follow in his steps in going to MIL LER'S youTJ wind up crying in a rain barell MILLER'S Das JAiNlitiWO . , . the sweet sweaters all budding Budelias beg for simply EVERYONE Is BUZ ZINO over the news and THESE won t LAST until you can shake into your "shim my shirt." Take a hint . . . with a capital B . . , Big gest Buy we've found since baby hid Grandpa's mus- . tache cup. COMPLETE new shipment of SHORT and LONG sleeved CLASSIC JANTZEN-4SWSA-T-ERS at MILLER'S . . . KHARA fleece, soft as a summer cloud, magical modern miracle fibers, vicara and nylon, give that CASH MERE look for a minimum of cash . , . St. 75 to J9.95. Your heart will STIR at the tender-textured tempters, the NEW SLEEVELESS numbers. just a hint of cuff to cuddle your shoulder. CREW neck, new as next year's lamb crop, daring, "yup! dullish," beau baiters if WE'VE ever seen them . . . priced $7.95 at MIL LER'S ... School gals are raving and BUYING with abandon. THIS number, the JANTZEN with the three-quarter PUSH-UP sleeve, deep CUFP to match that "won't stretch" . . . CREW neck . . . CREWS have caught on. and YOU know what THAT means, a stampede to MILLER'S for that SWEATER wardrobe for' coming capers in the classrooms . . . DONT overlook the DRESS-UP JANTZEN CREPE KNIT, the girlish sweater with the sophistication of Theda Bara, the fit of your OWN skin, the beauty of COLORS in a soap bubble, the IMPORTED sweater from the British zone ot Vienna, a sheer wool crepe that will take you dating, dining, dancing with a suit or skirt, lovely Jewel tones, lovely back drop for your costume jewels, a WONDER FUL buy, you MUST see THESE at S4.95. MATCHING classic CARDIGANS for match ing, mixing, all LONG SLEEVES, 111.95. Now Just the THOUGHT that MILLER'S has JANTZEN should have bowled you off your feet, but when MILLER'S adds JOAN MARIE, the schoolgirl's LOVE in soft BABY knits, soft littls, sweet little SLIP-OVERS at SZJSi and CARDIGANS at. $5.95 In the most HEAVENLY SHADES dreamed up by an ang el . . . you needn't go SLIPPING around sweaterless and beau-less, Just buy YOUR SWEATERS at 513 Main, MILLER'S . "Mademoiselle" hints that the cheapest way to beauty k the water route, inside, outside, . . . drink limply gallons while the sun warms the earth and bathe, bathe, bathe . . . pam per yourself with fragrance In the tub, it leaves your temper unruffled as a mountain take In moonlight ... use LOTS of slithery cream on face and neck before you Jump into your bubble bath . . . spray or dab on cologne when you hop out and use a summery light perfume it You'll File Your calorie charts , . tear up the weight tables . forget your poundage calculations when you get to TAUCIIER'S MEAT DEPARTMENT, for Where's the fun in being a fragile female, a "glrthless gallant," if you leave those "meaty" SHORT RIBS in the showcase . . BEEP at TAUCHER'H Is the very . best your money can buy ; . . U. B. INSPECTED CHOICE, the label that says QUALITY In AN. man's language . . try SHORT RIBS and tiny drop DUMPLINGS for your next hearty meal , , Now Is the hour to fill up your home freezer with FRESH PORK . . found some wonderful buys In. SHOULDER ROASTS and SPARE RIBS, not all BONE and no meat, winter's comln' and so la "kraut" . , don't you LOVE it "homemade" when the brine's Just "oozln' up?" In the old stone Jar? Leg of lamb's another BUY,, keeps well frozen, price Is' "good , , And here's the market PLATFORM . . fair play, fine meat, first class service at 1420 Esplanade, CARTERS' II I II a Whoop! She's Coming .. back to Cl'RRIN'S. the HELENA RUBIN STEIN beauty expert. RUTH WILCOX lyou ALL know her), who will cast an eye on your quivering frame and with a wave of the hand mflka vnu nver from lln tn toe with HELENA RUBIN-V STEIN cosmetics if you give the "GO!" sign . . . she's the gal with the know-how to add lustre to your limp and lifeless top-knot ... to put that come-on gleam in your limpid eyes ... to make your skin GLOW, your nails gllslen, to make you LOOK j like you WANT to look . . THIS time she'll CONCEN TRATE on HAIR . . . She'll be at CX'BRIN'S ONE WEEK ONLY for FREE consultation . . . starting JULY II, mark THAT on your calendar, to help the MEN rave about your beauty . . . bring ing from the world-famous HELENA RUBIN STEIN NEW YORK SALON the story of the genii lii the bottle. Learn how to make your hair a crown of beauty . . . how to edge the years back Into captivity if you are ORAYINO, how to soften and pin curl, to keep your looks HEALTHY without COSTINO you ONE red cent. Oct your beauty ANALYSIS from RUTH WILCOX at CL'RRIN'S, plus TWO free gifts, the little booklet on HOW to TINT and DONT TELL and a BIO sample of HELENA RUBIN STEIN'S COLOR-TONE SHAMPOO, scads for TWO home shampoos In the EXACT shade to match your own tresses . . . THI8 1s the SHAMPOO that makes your hair SINO, makes It silkier than EVER before, enchanUngly highlighted with COLOR ... NOW . . . here's a tip to US . . . the gals who are slipping along the highway of years but don't FEEL It, who still love life and DOING things, who are GRAYING long be fore our LIMBS begin to falter . .drop Into CL'RRIN'S, make use of HELENA RUBIN STEIN'S fabulous cosmetic skill to give you a few MORE years of 'youngness" . . . JUNK all those moth-eaten INHIBITIONS about COLORING your graying locks, they went Into moth balls with the bustle ... use every wile to grow older LOVLIER ... you paint your NAILS and pluck your brows . . . 'nuf ted! Remember . . . ONE WEEK only lo say HELLO to RUTH WILCOX, who has brought you beauty hints TWICE before at Ninth and Main, tXHHIX'S ir Fashion says . . carnation" red for fatt . . . long, slim evening dresses . strip-tease costumes in reverse, meaning layer on layer of blending colors . . . back Interest thai flares and ripples . . . after-five dresses that cover your collar bone, some with Little Lord Fauntleroy collars of lace .. . furry fabrics that almost purr . . . cotton tweeds and the high-low midriff. it -k it Hardware belli thai hinge and hook and latch with huge brass fixtures on colored cow hide are IT for midget waists this summer , , . Imagine a silky Jet-black sweater, top ping a sheer white wool skirt, circled by a fire engine red, wide leather bell with "barn door" hinge and old-fashioned honk fastening . 'Us a 'nock' out! it it Cottons are going dark. Roman stripes In dark glazed cottons, dark glazed chambrayg and black sheers embossed with gold will be good for fall. Cotton growers will waddle under bales of greenbacks If the trend con tinues and the boll . weevil stays In hiding. Heavier cotton, that resemble woolens, flannel-backed denims, used Inslde-out for a fut-ty-wuzzy effect and cotton tweeds that will run wool Import, a close race for effective-' neis are In the markets. We Don't Suppose We'll EVER SEE, a dryad slipping from her tree, or hear the pulsing pipes of Pan i although at times we THINK we ran) . . bu THIS we saw and tell to THEE . . a Midas loot ot fragrant TEA at CARTER'S . . TEA , . the cup thai soothes. thai conjures THOUGHTS of rolling hills, all tipped with green, of warm blue skies and restless hands, plucking , . picking leaves of TEA. NOW Is the time for ICED TEA while Ihe biasing sun beats down and turns your skin a toasty brown, while the warm winds blow and with friends In tow you head for the swimming pool ' Offer that "cup o' kindness" In a cyrslal tumbler, beaded with cold moisture, tinkling with Ice, sprigged with mint and weld friendships, with CARTER'S. ASK for MINO TEA, the tea with Ihe mystto names, the marvelous FLAVORS . . , TOPAZ TEA and CONSTANT COMMENT, with hint of orange and sweet apices, reminiscent of old Southern gsrriens . . LIPTON'S famous ORANOE PEKOE and PEKOE (big and iKlle leaves) grown In sun-kissed CEYLON . . TENDERLEAF and TREE TEAS . . ALL the teas you'll find at ANY market , . bags and bulks . . Maybe you can't win an Oscar, make a record swim or a hole In one but you CAN offer heart-warming hospitality SUMMER and WINTER with a cup of TEA brought to you by "Your Most Thoughtful Grocer," 1450 Esplanade, because Uie milky . . that BUMMKH that pretty flrls but about MAR- What's All The BUZZING about:?? Not way has turned to gold . , will linger on lo January or won't EVER smile al boys . . VIN'S and the anniversary sale of anniversary sales , , 6TOREWIDE . . lo CELE BRATE for MARVIN'S has a BIRTHDAY . . TWO years ago right now we wrote In MARTHA . , Have YOU been to MAR VIN'S to look and then to linger7" . . we ask It NOW V5J afler two years of wirvlng L " J YOU, the PUBLIC In the WJ friendliest way , , the VALUE way al tills grand V557J store TEA from CARTERS' it it This is Ihe time of year when you can peel pounds from your frame and still' eat with gusto. Park on Ihe back of the pantry ahelves heat-making foods like rice and spa ghetti, go easy on the spuds and Jersey butter and Just THINK about whipped cream and Ice cream . . you'll pare Inches from your midriff In nothing flat If you till up on ripe, red tomatoes, spinach, cucumbers, celery, grapefruit, melons with an occasional piece of toasl, all the egga yon want, except fried, and broiled steaks. Ideas for menus are le gion ... get busy and be a "beautiful you" come time for the new fall fashions. We Were fooled! WE need a dunce cap , . . we'd been SO SURE that Ihe zooming themometer would lay the folks at TOTS TO TEENS In the shade of a wild plum bush that they wouldn't nave ONE frock for the TWIO on your family tree, that we ALMOST ' passed by this week with out a lofik but we ERRKD , , , the racks are FULL i of those adornble MAR- i"TJ OARET O'BRIEN Dan y?-t,e River, Wrlnkl-shed, smart ns - r - budding genius PLAID dresses thnt lake GLAMOUR to GRAM MAR school , , Just arrived. BIG and LITTLE sister dresses for your puddle paddlcrs and your JusUabout-to-grow-up daughters , , . SIZES 3 to Dx and 7 to 14 ... . COTTONS, transformed with BROWNIE MAGIC by CRISPY . . , 8MOOTHY , . . SPARKLE . . . MILDONT . , . TWINKL DRY . . . TUBBY . . . NOSEGAY and STA TUS QUO Into lllty-kllty FROCKS that ac tually SHED wrinkles, BTAY erlsp (no starch), keep CLEAN longer, DRY In Jlg-tlme, BUDS simply, RETARDS perspiration ODOR, won't ' STRETCH, the OREATE8T guarantee of per fection ever offered by TOTS TO TEENS . . . rlan of Bonny Beauties In DARK colors . . . PERFECT for the school room , , , pick YOUB Winners NOW al 510 Main, TOTS TO TEENS il". The, slore-wldt SPECIALS will knock you cold , . you'll sell the jeep and pawn the row . , mortgage the bam and snitch from POPPA to get Ihe coin to SAVE you money , . Now here's a lip . . BEFORE you reach the SUITS and TOPPERS stop short . . and look at LINGERIE and NYLONS . . 'twas here we found the BAROAIN8 of the SEA SON . . those sheer as sheer PICTURESQUE leg charmers, J summer shades to take you Into autumn, plain and dark SEAMS for the gaspy" price of lie , . They won't last long al MARVIN'S . . NOVELTY NYLONS . . ZIO-ZAO PETIT POINT htela, ausy Ihey 00, regular Sl. al 11.15 , . PRETTY PANTIES . , teeny-weeny, em broidered and the new POODLE, "black and white polka-dot" BRIEFS, fast-drying, NYLON IZED, WERE 7e, NOW 49e . . SIMPLY went Into a dither over Ihe frlllv. frosty, feminine NYRON FULL SI.IP8. SHEER embroidered BODICE and EXTRA DKEP hem ' trim, feels like silk, look- like silk. 3.9 an, y 11.85 . . ALL NYLON PANTIES, sunrise pink and snowflake white . . 40 denier TRICOT, the panty with a utile more bony lor extra long u.aa- OOa WAIII l.a. i V. . -a of all". '. WV NYLON TRICOT HALF BLIPS, positively breathlessly beautiful. Inches deep, nylon net and laee FLOUNCE for the chopped off price of 12.95 . . Don't procrastinate . . remember WHEN you waited and someone ELSE won the pot of gold? at iz Main. 31ARVLVS ft ' ' A Cool Summer Short Cut lo ALL your SHOWER SHOPPINO . . your WEDDINO WORRIES . , yeur ANNIVERSARY ANXIETIES at Rlt.'KYS . . BECAUSE when you give CRYSTAL you enshrine your self In the hearts of all BRIDES-to-be . . all brides who nlrerdy know the fun of keep ing house . . We KNOW that you've seen1 CHRYSTAL but HAVE , you seen the stunning KUSAK CRYSTAL, patterned by the hands of masters , , made from the dreams of men for lovely home makers , , CIIRYSTAfc STEMWARE that rings and MATCHING CHRYSTAL' HOLLO WAKE, delicate as a , drop of dew . , at , RK'KYS." THREE gorgeous patterns , . REFLECTIONS, fluid as the rings from a pebble dropped into a deep, green pool . . JASMINE, graceful as the blossoms from which it takes its name . , . BELVIDERE, aristocratic, charming . , Mark tlienei PRICES nn GOBLETS, FOOTED CHAMPAGNES, COCKTAILS and WINES . . REFLECTIONS, 12.25 . . JASMINE, $3.50,. BELVIDERE, 12.00 each , . At EQUALLY moderate prices, matching TWO-HANDLE RELISH DISHES . . PICKLE DISHES . . NAPPYS . . "OPTIO" DISHES and lovely PLATES , , If YOU want to drink In beauty, drop DOWNSTAIRS to the CHINA and SILVER department at RICKYS . , , see the brilliant planning of complete table service . r breath taking PINK SURF BALLETT POTTERY by Ik. l-vanran. h a Cl ARflH A V PAT TERN OOLDEN DIRILYTE, flatware and HOLLOWARE . . BELVIDERE crystal ' by KUSAK, placed on PINK LINEN . . we can only say It IS worth seeing al 700 Main, BmV V