IVKHNKSDAY, AUOIIST 27, I1W2
lIKnAI.I) AM) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OrtF.OON
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Adlai Slates 7600 Mile Train-Plane Election Campaign Trip
Phoenix, Arli., and Albuquerque,
N. M.
HI'ltlNCIHKI.D. III. -A 1.SO0
nillr planf-traln rnmpalxn tout
Iliroiluli nilif Wrjleni hlittrt 1
liliiiimd by (iuv. AHIal K. Hti-vrn-KOti,
dip lJrmH.'railc prrnUlfiitiitl
mmilnor a licailiiuarti-ra announced
laid lllllllt.
Tho awlns Inlo Ilia Weil will
open at Ui'iivPr Ml Hi-pi, 6. Hlfvrn-
"oil will tlvr trlpvlird Mw-i h
lie tiitflit of Hr-pt, 6 ullrr lu'-rtitiK
during the day wiUi aupjjoricra
Irom 11 Wcatrin Mule,
lie will reliitn lo Die Mldwrnt
on Hput II fni nialfir lurm
r-nn preMdontial nomlnpp. aUo I
booked to apaak al Kaa&on the
ume day.
From Kauon. Htevenson will fly
Inlyj Wynmlnx and Montana. Wil
son Wyatt, ritevenaon's campaign
The tentative achedule calls fori down the San Joaquin Valley. The
Stevennon to make atopa In both train la to arrive In Los Anseles
Portland, Ore., and Beattle, Wash., the night of 8ept- 10 but Steveson'a
on Kept. . On Sept. 9, he la j speech In Los Angeles Is booked tor
booked to make ji major speech SeP- 11.
In ban FranclKco. On the following Leaving Los Angeles on Sept. 12
iday he will board a train at Hani by plane, the governor and hi
I Franco for a "whlxtle atop trip ' party plan slops during the day at
Herch at (he National Plowing,
CnUt at Kaaaon, Minn. Gi-n. ,
Uwlulil I). Klnrnliowi-r, Ilrpuull-
manaurr, aald atopa are u-maiivly
bookrd lor Cheyenne, poaatbly Caa.
per. Wyo.. and lor Bllllnna. Mont.
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. pF' "Fl " "W'W'W mil l ! an 111 Mil
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JOYCE KEIGHTLEY (ebovol, representing Baav.r Slat.
Farms will be one of Oregon's "queeni" who will vie (or the
tille "Feiretl or the Fair el the Stete Feir which opens in
tiiio reireir or tna rair el me arete reir wnicn opens in
C.I A..- 1ft T ll iL O - ' . I . B I r U..!
wbivii, -tuj. jv, I wo Mnmiin oaiin gini, nounaup vuvn rvi a r i
enne Hollokton and Potato Festival Queen Polly Heynei ere to
be conteitanti (or the state title.
Vlilllna-Mr. and Mra. Marltin
PpiriM-n Irit tmlay lur Cooa Hay
where thev will atlend a allver
urdilinir annlvrrarv lor Mr. and
Mi a. AXrl IVlnrhcll. vlslllllg III
Oreiinn from their home In Den.
Inaik. 'llirv are now gursta of Mr.
and Mm. lotrrt Petersen, Cna llu)'.
Another brollirr. Chris lives at
Lakevlrw,
Heath Mis. Julnrn Miller wan
called this week to Portland, by
Die death n( her inollier, Mrs.
A. II. Lea. b'J. wlloe hilNbund was
iiimmgrr i( Hie Mullnuitiiili Couti
Iv Kalr lor 'JO veers and ol the
Oregon Hlnle Knlr at Hnlem lor an
additional 10 veiira. tile had lived
in Portland 48 years. Two grand
children alio survive.
Home Dora Ooddard, denuty
aherlll haa relumed home alter a
vacation spent In Salt Lake City
nith her son and daughter-in-law,
l)r. and Mrs. Edward Ooddard
and lamllv. Hhe visited also In Ml.
Philippine
Pact Starts
MANILA oTv Ttie Dulled 8lales.
Phlllpplnra Mutual Delrnse Pact
was put Inlo cllect today, but U. H.
Ainbasnudiir Huvmond Bpruance
made It clear Uie U. B. orlulhallv
Intended that Pacllic accurltv
agreements lollow aporoval ol tho
Japanrso Peace Treaty.
Acceptance ol the pence pact bv
The Philippines was blocked lu the
Benato bv tho opposition Naclon
allsla partv.
At ceremonies during which the
two nations exchanged Instruments
ol rstlllcalinn. Bpruance said the
United Stales had wanted re-estab-lishment
ol relatlona with Japan
as a prerenulsiie to creation ol a
avstem ol regional security in the
Pacllic.
However, as the United Slatea
does not desire that there be anv
doubt as lo the resllty ol Its Inten
tion to regard aggression against
The Philippines as a menace to in
own peace and safety. I've been
directed to proceed with this ex
change of ratifications today,'
Spruance declared.
USSHveT
Banned By PO
VICTORIA. B. C. W The Vic
toria Post Olllce has declared a
' ban against U.S. coins.
Customers Tuesday were politely
Informed that they should change
their coins Inlo Canadian at the
nearest bank. U.8. paper currency,
however, was still beliur accepted
at the discount of five per cent.
Poslmasler John B. Sinclair said
the reason for the ban was that
the banks were charging eight per
cent lor handling of all U.S. silver.
Tho Post Office ha decided that
the only practical way Is to rclusc
U.8. silver entirely.
JIM
ANNOUNCING THE
OPENING
OF THE
KLAMATH
SCHOOL OF
MUSIC
TUESDA Y.AUGUST 26
Telephone 6705
FOR APPOINTMENT
Home. Idaho, her former home. i
Coming Hume Mrs. Ivan '
Kaiulta and Mrs. Steve Takacs, 1
'lulelake, who have apent aeverul j
(lava 111 San Francisco returned
'1 nesday.
Vacationing Mrs. Lee Dixon.
Tulclake. la expected homo soon
from a trip to San Francisco and
Die bay area. While aouth she was
a guest of U. B. Navy Commander
Chelsev Ferguson and family and
Dr. Whitney and her family.
Back to School dance will be
sponsored by the Teen-age Club,
Friday, Aug. 38. at the Armory.
Dancing will be from 0 lo 13 p.m.;
music bv Pele Coolev and his band.
College students are especially in
vited. Vlsltlnr Mrs. Charles Knox
(Oerry McKendree) la visillng at
the borne of her parents, Mr. and
Mra. Scott McKendree. 1803 Del
Mnro. Mrs. Knox's grandmother,
Mrs. Edith DeLap. Bait Lake City,
is also visiting here this week.
Will Meat Klamath Mineral
Club will meet, Thursday evenlug.
Aug. 38. S Dm., at the Chamber
of Commerce building;. Visitors are
welcome.
Hera's the new
FRIGIDAIRE
Fitta-Matic
Clothes Dryer,
3 1
1 $24.75
1 DOWN
I X fvo",h
Won't
throw off 1
steamy heat
or
sticky lint!
Only dryer with cabinet
and drum finished in
Lifetime Porcelain I
a No more lifting-bend-Infj-hanglnp,
heavy
clothes on washday,'
It's all-electrlc-ploce
H anywhere In the '
homel
Built-M FILTH ATOR
- eliminates clumsy
vents, costly plumblngt
','V ALL NEWI
ALL PORCELAIN!
RUST PROOF!
More ordinary dryers
Rust out than wear out!
VERN OWEN'S
Cascade Home
FURNISHINGS
124 No. 9th Ph. 8365
:v'! vi m raiill: b, Mi
STUNNING LITTLE
HATS
i . For the smart teen-oqer
and collcqe-qoer. Lush vel
vets and felts.
198
to
595
IN OUR HAT BAR
Second Floor
BATHING SUITS
By JANTZEN
Your opportunity to pur
chase the finest in bathinq
suits at real savinqs. Cotton
prints, satin lost-ex, suede
cloth. Siies 32 to 38.
'A OFF
Cotton PAJAMAS
2"
Styled by Henry Berqer.
Sturdy broadcloths in plain
colors of red. qreen, blue,
with matchinq plaid trim.
Sizes 32 to 36.
Req.
5.95
Luxurious ALL WOOL
sweoters in dainty pastel
colors. Just riqht for school.
Pink, maize, white, blue,
orchid. Sizes 32 to 40.
Majestic SWEATERS
4"
6"
NYLON BRIEFS
1 00
Slipon
Req. 7.95
Cardiqan
Req. 10.95
100 Oupont nylon in
white. Easy to wash, dries in
minutes, ond wears like
iron.
Req.
1.65
SPORTSWEAR, Second Floor
REDUCED
BACK-TO-SCHOOL BRAS
1
Your 1 choice of cotton or
satin in white. A wonderful Values To
buy. Discontinued numbers
by Warners, Bien Jolie. 5.00
BRAS, Second Floor
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
NYLON HOSIERY
Millers own Patricia Hose
in 51 qauqe 15 denier.
Styled with new dark seams
in tho newest harmony colors.
Back-to-School
Girls
Just what she needs for cosy .
to carry notes ond chanqe.
Stripe, plain, or fancy pat
terns in a wide assortment
of colors.
69
3 for
2.00
Billfolds
Leather
Plastic
ACCESSORIES, Street Floor
OUR MONTH ENDER IS HERE AGAIN WITH WONDERFUL
ASSORTMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. SAVINGS FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL
ALL ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU
MONEY. MAKE IT A MUST TO BE AT MILLER'S FIRST, WHILE
SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE,
GIRLS CASHMERE TWEED
sweatik
SWEATERS! SWEATERS! in soft luxurious
cashmere blends. 25 imported cashmere,
75 imported wool. Grey, qreen, pink, ton
tweed mixtures. School special!
Sizes 7 to 14
Slipover
Req. 3.98
279 Cardiqan
Req. 5.98 - j
98
Children's Second Floor
LUGGAGE
Smart fiber covered luq
qaqe just riqht for school
travel. Finest hardware.
Leather bound in 5 match
inq cases.
10
00 OFF
Each Case
Men's SWEATERS
298 988
Odds and ends of fine all
wool sweaters end cashmere
blends. Real values for
school in slipover V-necks
styles. Most sizes.
FINAL CLEARANCE
short r - trmivrr
sleeve apori
Final reductions on these
fine S. S. Sport shirts. A
wide selection to choose
from in the finest makes.
Sizes S-M-L-XL. Drastically
reduced!
I98 - 3
98
MEN'S SHOP, Street Floor
CLOSEOUT!
WOOLENS
Worsted plaids, oil wool
crepes. Just riqht for mak
inq tailored dresses or suits,
qirls skirts. ' 54" and 58"
' widths. Values to 5.95 yard.
PRICE
END O' BOLT
RAYON SUITINGS
PRICE
A I a r q e assortment to
choose from. Plain colors,
plaids, checks. Crease re
sistant. Famous Burmil
Quality. 44" wide. Values
1.69 to 1.85.
Botany WOOLENS
4
Six various fabrics to choose
from. The finest quality
woolens on the market to
day. Full 58" wide. Would
make wonderfully lonq
wcarinq suits or coats..
Req.
6.50
95
Yd.
Quilted
Kleenex and Glove Boxes R;5J0 5QC
FABRICS, Street Floor
FINAL'CLOSEOUT!
CASUALS, FLATS
DRESS SHOES
SPORT SHOES
145 pair of famous make
shoes that must be sold.
Tremendous savinqs. Hiqh,
medium, low heels. Shop
these shoes for school.
Values to 12.95.
Values to 12.95
4V
8
SHOE SALON, Second Floor
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
m
One and two piece styles in
taffetas, failles, novelty
plaid, purchased specially
for back-to-school savinqs.
Half sizes, misses. All the
newest fall colors.
95
FASHION SALON, Second Floor
NEW LOW PRICE
LARGE
THIRSTY
TOWELS
Larqe thirsty bath towels in
smart plaids. Gay colors!
Hurry! For they won't last
lonq at this outstanding low
price.
Req.
69c
29
ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT!
Playtex PILLOWS
5
Special sale of these won
derful superfoam pillows. A
nationally advertised pillow
you would normally find
priced at 7.95. Allerqy free.
SPECIAL
95
COTTAGE SETS
Plastic ... a Milham crea
tion . . . easy to clean, water Req,
resistant, stain proof, dur
able. Assorted patterns in 1-25
gay colorful combinations.
Downstairs Store -
99'
MILLER'S OWN ANNIVERSARY
aii wool BLANKETS
By Wool O' The West
Now i. eh. ! t ,!.,
vour blanket needs for Fall
and Winter. Choose from
the West's best blanket
buy. 6 decorator colors, 6"
satin bindings, full 72x90.
Act now!
JOIN MILLER'S
BLANKET CLUB NOW!
1395
FULL SIZE
HALF THE FUN
OF HAVING FEET
FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS
SHOE
DEPT.
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