Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 17, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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    WKDNKSIMY, DKCKMHKIt 17, 1052
litrtALU Aili lii,vv,s. hLAMA'jii OHilGOil
Pwrcin Tcucfii'ngs Shown' fn Gifts of 90 7cars go
fl llv JOHN II. KNOX
) noKiow tn-uiiiuiron l mi vein
Kill hurl III kwiiIIow cspulm III
Farm Income
Stays Level
WAHIIINOTON Wi 'Hie Aurl
ruluii ill Department estimated to
ll nv lltnt His country' farmer will
wind lip Urn yenr Willi nhoiit the
aunts liel lliruine lln-y nut Inst
yrni In Die vli'iimy u lM.300.ouo,-
000.
"Allhuuiili fiiriners" lulnl moss
InniniK In Kettlnir Biiotlicr new reiv
mil tills yeur," Win doinrliiifiil
nit Id In i rpurt on fiii in lncuine,
"lilK coil l uioiliiiilun me
liolillnu llii'lr reullyiM nrl Income
nt or h little lielnw last ycel'a
level ii 114,3(10.000.000."
Tim IIuiIiipI llunilln laundry err
vlrr nt Men's Hand Laundry re
duce ynur laundry coals.
solid mural triiclili'K slon v.llh
Ihrlr Ulil'lnl Hint lun.
A peril nt Hie rxhIWIl of enrly
American loya and names l tlio
Ooston Children's Museum leavea
no doubt that III Puritan Inlhera
had I'lK thumb In tlio Christmas
pie. Tile exhibit give a ruunh Idea
ol some Itrma the Mtli century
Hunlu Claui curried In hia pack.
I.lkplv e not, he'd ahow up with
a pliiniitklntlitciipe. 'Ilio whole 1 . Ki
ll V could have lun all Christinas
Liny uylnu to lwll loniiue
mound nuron llkn that. And Just
when you'd mailer II, you'd learn
he'd left the klda scions the fill eel
a auelrnpe, Hiene were the nearest
IhliiKa lo movlea and television
ureal grandpa had a hoy.
Of course, you could do other
tlilnua In those diiya that you can't
do todny. You could rush out Willi
wooden Ihlnua tied on your feet
with unuielully curved Hut sluel
alcd-runnem on the bolloin of them
-mid you could kute on Hie snow.
Thal'a what It said on the direc
tions, anyway. Tie luih ceuiury
varalon of snow akutca aeema to
have disappeared.
'Diere were talking book which
limned end heard when you read
about ''Tue Cow" liniily:
"Are you tlnnly, pretty ('ear?
"Conic and drink the iwecl milk
hero."
The baa-ln came from the
slrlnir you pulled when 3u read
about tlie ahecp. All klnda of crea
lures would hoot and hee-haw.
bird would elnir and koala in-a-il-a
when you pulled the rlkht alrlnK.
Curtis, Leigh
Cooperative
HOLLYWOOD '1 For the first
lima In 16 years a husband and
wife team Tony Curtis, and Janet
Loith wmi chosen aa the moat
co-operative In the movie colony
bv the Hollywood women' Press
Club.
Riinner-up were Virginia Mnyo
and Jeff Chanller.
Voted the leaat co-operative were
ftlla Hayworih and Mario Lanra,
wlih Marlon Brando and Ksihcr
Wllllama Die runnera-up.
If Voil pulled the hIHiik for Ihe
.lie i end tlie tout toje.l'er, the
ioox woi'id say, "inr-iiin.'.
There were walking doll from
Fmwo mid a.ni-piopcllrtt Irl
cyclra. Apparently the first of a line
of eminently respec'able Kamea
baaed on the indent pastime of
purchesl from India reached Amer-
Amputee Has
Daughter
BlflMiNOHAM iFred Heme).
Quadruple amputee of World War
II, and hla wile are parent of
dauKhtcr.
Their first child, born In a Blr
mhnlmm hospital yesterday, waa
named Kay Francos,
llcnael, an Army master ser
geant, lost both Brum and both
lets when he stepped on n anti
tank mine on Okinawa In 1046.
The Hcnsels, who were married
In 1042, moved Irtun their native
Kentucky to Birmingham In 1946.
They since have operated farm
nt nearby Mt. Pinion.
Shop at SEARS till 9-this Friday night
Icen bo;a end ft rls t round IWI, I
Oi e r.' liicm .it;:lcd "The Man
:ilon c Lspiilne-ji," cop'r;hled by
D. P. Ivrs and Company of Bo
Km end 8. B. Ives of Balem In
MA I'lluyrd the suspicions of
parents who Jnlght have looked
aikance at a game baned In part
on the throwing of dice bv the
assurance It was "an Instructive,
moral and entertaining amuse
ment." -
There's no doubt that Puritan
Imagination had added, some star
tling touches to the old Hindu
game. A player could xlp right
aloni toward "hnDDlne.is" If the
dice-thrown munbers kpt him on
the afiusres depicting Justice, piety,
honesty, gratitude, prudence, gen
erosity, truth, sincerity and chas
The contestant could retreat just
as rapidly toward delist II he be
came ensnared in squares :""bol
Izlng "the summit of dissipation."
drunkenness, Immodesty, passion,
cheating, or even poverty. He was
practically a gone goo.'. If he
wound up. In "tli house of cor
rectlon" or "prison." .
It Waa a line. Instructive, moral
name and maybe It was even
played sometimes on Sunday.
Give a Puppy for Christmas Plac Your Order NOW!
Whife COLLIE PUPS ifourtiookimiorwiM
VWIIIIW WWk.fe.ll. I WI l for your children, thwopupi
- . Reaittsrad AKC. INQUIRE or. Iht onswtr Alert or.d
GRIGGS GROCERY MERRILL intelligent
m
..9f(lojiiiA-'
V V A.
Dunlap. Economy
8-in Dcnch Saw
A rot BHm'i power leal Fe4irei .
weH-esode effKieni sow with
large l7slJ U. toe) Iron table.
I -in. comblnoelon blade.
2.27 Down, S.00 Month on Seort Easy Terms
2270
wehiaM
1
Dunlap 8-in.
Tilt-Arbor Bench Saw
Sealed preciile ben Vearingi
have large oil chanbert never
need further lubrication. Tilts up to
4i17iW-i. table.
Side Table Extenslo 4.90
5.10 Down, S.00 Month en Sear Eatv Terms
e?f lie, i )' M
1
5J00
e.miAsn'iiia-a-
jHsHeihfii
Jkaab
Craftsman 8-in
Tilt-Arbor Bench Saw
"Floating Drive" special motor
mount lener.i ttroi on low elimm
olei need tor tpeciol motor, conlroti
belt tention. FiHs 5'.
Side Table Extensien ' oS
6.50 Down, 6.00 Month on Sean Easy Terms
65
00
m
;ti;-'.li;V.
Extra Heavy Duty
Tilt-Arbor Bench Saw
l'l'tllll!fSI
'if) V
Crafliman! 8-in, blade. Table never
hilt work alwayi liei flat. Seeled,
preciiion ball bearingi lubricated
tor life.
S;H Table Enfant inn Ot!
9.00 Down, 7.00 Month on Soon Eoty Terms
3 v ,
89
95
WMwyMLs
Craftsman 10-in.
Tilt-Arbor Bench Saw
Sy far the fined bench taw we
have ever soldi More rigid law
baiei itronger motor support, with
new pivol arm. Heavy duty!
Side Table Intention.... 10.95
10.00 Down. 8.00 Month on Seors Easy Terms
99
50 Yji J..it
w4i;Am'$ itV Wilts
Tops in Bicycle-Riding ! Lightweight English Made
Fine Bi
cvcles
m
6.00 Down, 5.0P Month on Sears Eosy Terms
With 2-speed hub gears ; f
Smooth metallic finish
The very finest!: Special, 3
speed aear in rear wheel, hub
gives .a soft,, effortless ,rl8e.
Liahtweiaht construction . '"
weiohs iust 35 pounds! Extra
comfortable sprina saddle.
Red with trim for bovs, blu
with trim for airls. ;'
HEY KIDS!
See SANTA et SEARS
Friday Nite and Saturday'
Eicycfe)
BeR Crip
1.19
toeU
65c ;
lrt. 10-Utli
.(tic , I"
n (mm.
14-.. . tie '
Holiday Sports Kit
. Speoiot, Christmas Gift-Boned ,
3-pwo. 8.95
Ws tm tm yii CenWi of
' .IS.,.1 Mr. U .laW. fkkmitmf
. Baseball Sets
J. C Higgins Glove ond tod
Reg. 98.. 5.98
CfcmtM.-eckeea1 hM iai. My-
ftteJ fjtspej sol&sjf t)MepeJC PV0
tht-tmni bo, arkvbbar !".
Roller Skates .
Special "Oviet Wheel" Model
Reg. 5 .95 , 4.88
The) rwbbrriMoneJ wKeoh are t,'
iviet OsfieJ lo8J - we 4iriTel txtrflj sfroti
fromi, riowbl rac boft booriftot.
J ' ' ' j ' "
Fine Figure Skates
Sharp Hollow Ground Blades
Women's 4 to 10.. 10.45
H.9I1 tut wtiH. m Ml asm (vwlties .
hoet wilS mve Sttine al walsci,
skis KistoRwsM. led HmI Wedsi.
Badminton Sets
Cowplutt Sel, with 4 Rocket
Reg 1S.J15 .... 10.88
Hmvm fv in yowr mm yerel Good wo(
Fine Brief Cases
In Rich, Handsome "Neolite"
tow Price 11.95
leek. I, avoltty l.a.f, yal outwears
M Swal Sim, kKk-Mlldtorf, looHwr
koedls. Ml b-raM, 3-sritim lock.
Crman Pistols .: ;
CO 2 Air Pistol ' ;.
Only 19.95
Accural, ooiy to ooarata. CoMreMW
powar for Indoor or outdoor hooHfie.,-
i ST ......,.i4l -U I llll 1
129
95
Rifle and Cose
J. C Higgins .270 or .30-36
Famous J. C Hiei Model "30" high-powered rifle, with iVii.
scopel Comes rcwspUfa with toiwosiioitt ktggage-type corrylnp cose.
J. C. Hlafltns .270 or .90-0 RHWestd Cene with 4X Scepe.' 1 34.95
'90
New Daisy Air Rifles
Lever Action "Def ender" Model dF
MoirMlure of a real rMW Your boy wHI love It Two reor tights
peep or open. Sturdy sting, forced feed barrel. Fv4 ovol Hock
' with pistol grip. "Secret" sliding door in bett end.
. Stora Hours:
9:00 aim. to 5:30 p.m.
133 So. 8th Phone 5118
Store Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Phone 5188
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&a&tyad& pmtat&cdepyoctP ttauy &m6 SEARS