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Newspaper Page TextCHURCH 1 mil or tic n DtCM nuuine tg! v d. fc.Ttt , iMowiipr ownoai. 11 US eel. Mornuj Warsaw u m.-vw Pmbj. ... 7:JS p.m. t,ve,slliUc 7JS -Wili4l-rrill, '. U am ui lllUB LIL.MO :30 pro Tipmna Union' I to p.m.KvPUtut Worihia 1.3 pox WMnesday Piatar Bii LE BAPTIST Site Wierd kith S Ilili. :M e.m. SelWey lehnol 11:00 a.nk Mrnlng Worsklp - a:.SB p.rn, bipusi UHU0 7:: p.m.Bnin Wonhl. ' 7:30 Pnesaa)-aU fatally nt bt. psuls episcopal . Jefferua . pheaa 3IM ueiee is. unsiea, sector S:SO am Soly Communion- . . 1:30 a.m. Sunday School . 1140 a-m.-Mornlna; Prayet 7;J0 p.ra.-froung . Feople : MERRILL PTIST MISSION Itocrontlan Hill 0:4S a.m.i-Sundsy ISrhOAl ' 11:00 p-raJ-Worshlp service . ... lALVATION ARMY : KlsrSelll Phono M1 s mu ana ears, jock t,Hue -10:00 a.ns Sunday School rH:00 a.m. Holiness Meeting ' ! 11:00 s.ni Junior Church. J 0:30 p.. Young People ' -' 0 00 p.i. Solvation Hmuii IMMANVEL BAPTIST EVABT-LENOX .BAPTIST t T. Smith . phone sou Say School in Wnnlilik '' key" "J S:4S iiiiMIII 11th and Hith t W. P. Tamalla .-mow scnooi '. 11:00 a.m-Morotng Worship ; 0:30 p.irt .Young Pcoplo r 7:3S p.nt -Evening Wonhlp -1:30 pafWednesday Prayer Keating ; ! church ' of jesus chbist i op latter day saints a ant Merlin , , rasas tail J OJBBT BBANCn 0:30 a.m. rPrlatthood mealing ' J 10:00 a.m. iBunoay Schaoi l 10:00 a.m. Fait Sunday 7:30 p.m. . j Mutual Tutraay ; J.oo p.m. . I Relief Society Tuesday ,10:30 a.m. (Primary Saturday i Sd0p.ni. .Evening Sarvleo Sunday J .' : cast bbancb , 0:30 a.m. ( Prlatthood meeting cr 11:00 a.m, Sunday School '-t 1IM jn, I, Fait Sunday 7:30 p.m. (' Mutual Wednesday a 10:00 a.m. fl Relief Society Tuesday 5 4:00 p.m. I." Primary . Tuetday 7:30 P-hij,' Evening service Sunday ' ZtiO C.OSPEt CENIEK " : 'w-.. h if Phone 14041 . Y. Gladye Milford ... ' 10m a.m. Sunday School Jl e ar Morning Worahlp GOSPEL TABERNACLE . Altamont. and Maoland Fltv w, O. Blgby . 10:00 a.m Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning Worship . 1. . 7:30 p.m. Evening Worilup 7 JO pjn, Satureay and Wadoatday " .. Bvanlag Worahlp . MALIN COMP NITY CHURCH tarlani iPreit Rev Geori scnuman - 0:48 a.m sunda School 11:00 a.m. Mornlnl 7:00 p.m. Young T People Worahlp ...... ..... HOPE EVANGE1ICAL LUTHERAN nnasia acnooi . . Rev. John M. Rochar Jr.. 0:49 a.m. Sunday! School , 11:00 a.m Worahii Sorvlco ' " " CHl'RCH pt CHRIST S109 Wantland if - " Pliana I Arthur f Blackwell 10:00 i.m. Bible Classes 11:00 p.m. Mornltf Worship B 7:00 p.m-Evenlal Worship , , ' 7:00 p.m Mond Bible Class 0:00 p.m. Wednpday Service I UNION GO IPEL MISSION ', .. ,191 . ' - C immerclal ... . . Tlmma r ShOOl i ':' Worship Worahlp 'Y-' 10!00 A.m r)lb!H 11.00 a.m. Momn p.meveR FREE METHODIST la Oregon Bev. Ftm c. Neumann 0:49 e.m. Sunely School 11:00 a m. Moriing Worship o:s9 p.m. roups t-eopio 7:49 a.m. Bveeiellstle 7:49 p.m. Wsineiday Blbls Study REORG !D CHURCH . , OP ESUS CHRIST OF LA' fER DAY SAINTS tth and Ptui .Phoaa 1-0173 ll-.OO1 a .m. Mnlng Worship 7:30 p.m. riening Worship 00 p.m. VTsawiday Ielloehl f riBST CHRISTIAN . 01b and Pir. . Phono tll BeV. Gtorgb Alder , :ts a m.-eibl School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 0:30 p ra-cnrlitlsn Endeavor V'M t, .a-Rvsnlne Worshio s:ss a.m. ' say school 7:30 p.nt Wsdnsnaay Prajer p.irs Wednesday I Meeting PUGRIM HOI HOLINESS U01 Wattiand hana MM Rev. o. d. weaver , 0:49 a.mtSunday School 11:00 a.m-Mornlng Worship 0:30 p.mr-YPS 7:30 p.ms-Evangellstle 7u p.mff-Wa1""""!'-Pfoyar - Meeting . .... .. . t, AISEMBLY OP GOD dev. Claude a Wood 1 740 Oak 0:41 a.mr-Sunday School 11:00 a.m(-Mornlng Worship 0:49 p.m Youth Service . u 7:30 p.m Evangelistic "' 7:10 p.ntTussdsy Bible, Prayer J Service . Thunder Prayer nervicc 7.30 a.ie. Tnunday-Wonhia Service .i Thursday y MERRILL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 7:00 p.m1rHigh School Pilgrim r raiiowsnip BE FREE III '53 of lee many monthly toymen ti! ly con solidating - your bills, you moy bo able to reduce your payments, by ent-helf or more. ' Consolidation bans or mode on' salary, furniture, or car in any 'amount from SSOjto $2,000. COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 North 9th Strtet N- PHONE 7711 M-MJ i Mil Uans abere $300.00 art mado rhrouah our Indus DIRECTOR , JEHOVAiri WRNBMU ' ' 7-2 S'!!-5!!2!,,, Walsntawer Study 7.4 J f. Jadnaeday Bible ttiHry :S !" !5ay Service Moetlag ' Triday Tneacratic kchool FIRST ' rnvtvive ; -.; W Walaut rtau tin .... . i" c. wwditnid :U a-mBjoi. School 'I S amMorning Worahlp ' 1:00 p.m-rellowahlp Hour Jiff P mWodnoaday-Prayar Servla -W"aady-Clatr Saheareal ' KLAMATH ItTatB'B aw ' craaa and Craacaat . PMna MU 0 e m Sunday School llao a.n-Marnlng Wonhlp ' W pra. Senior League ' ALTAMONT BAPTIST ' WUwV,'ui,tolr,,ll School loot. Mitchell "Pboho S.1SM 0: a.nwsunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp ; ' CALVARY BAPTIST " B Main and Oarden . . Bev. Grady E. Eilea rn. aunuy Bcnool i:ff a.m. Homing Wonhlp ' 0:15 p re Training Union . ; 7:30 p.m. Kyenlng Worship : ; 1:00 p.m. Wednesday Pre) or ' ' ' "hg ' ' PEACE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN 4431 S. Olh Phone nil Bev Dwsjne L. Proatt 0:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Sunday School ; 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m-Sr. Westminister -, , , 0:00 p.m. evening Worship ;r ' BAPTIST MISSION J7M lakapan Pelican city Bev Prod Tedrick 1:30 s,m Sundsy School 10:49 a.m. Morning Worship 7 AO n m CvxtlfS e.h. f.w p m iHursosy soung raopia . ' KLAMATH TEMPLE . 1007 Hne Phoaa 32S . . Kev. D Anderson ' av Warner Bock, au't B:4S a.m. aanrfav AchMl 11:00 s.mMornlng Worship -f s-wnnwniT 'Bervica 7:40 n.m. Evanaellstie 7:44 p.m. Wscmesdsu Bible Study gscmesda' Bible Prayer Meeting rxey Young J T:tt p.m. rriday Paopla FIRST PRESBYTERIAN .. . 0th andPina Phona Tail 0:30 a.m.8unday Scflool B:3B s.m Mnmln UArahis HUM) a.m. Sunday School ii:ue a.m Morning wonhlp ' 11:00 a.m.Jun!or Church . . ... v': o:eo p.m. yamuy night . 0145 p.m. Junior Westminister 0:48 p.m. Bonlor Westminister . iMuroery open tar all services) KLAMATH REVIVAL CENTER ' 1029 Mitchell Phona 14710 Mr. and Mrs. J ) - Crlffith 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m Morning Worship . ' ' i.uv p.m. Avawgciisue service . 7.00p.m Wednesday Bible study and . Prayer 7:00 p.m. Friday Bible study 7.41 p.m Saturday Young People : CHURCH OP CHRIST 1774 Arthur Phone 1-1140 lo.uu a.m. sioia viaosee. 11:00 a.m Morning Worship '' 7:30 p.m. Mutual Edlflcatloa ' 0:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study V MISSIONARY BAPTIST ' 4134 DougUs Slder C. V. Blanchsrd 3117 Emerald . Phone 3-30)1 iv:w a.m. aunaey acnool 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ..... , . TM pjttw Training Union 0:00 p.px Evening ' Worahlp v : 7:00 p.m. Thursday Bible Study :' v." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 10th and Washlngtoa ll:0O.irt.4Mndayi -School . . 11:00 a.m. Sundey Service , 1 .00 p.m. Wednesday Evening . . Service OREGON TECH , 10:00 a.m. Sunday school - FIRST BAPTIST ' tth and Washington Dr E. M. Causey 0:43 a.m. Sunday Sehool 11:00 a.m Morning Worship ' 0:19 p.m Training . Union 7:30 p.m. Evening Rervlce ' 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Young People :00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer . ; . Service , ,. ;r ; ZION LUTHERAN " 11th and High Phona 0103 Rev R. E. Graef 0:30 a.m. Sunday School Bible Class 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ;30 p.m. family Might (second Sun - days' 7:30 p.m. Youth Meeting iPlrtt and . Third Sundayai 7:30 p.m. Married Couples Club (Fourth Sundays! t:00 p.m. Thursday Adult Class s MT. LAKI COMMUNITY Arthur : Rico . .. . 0:49 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship i:m p.m. i-nnsiisn Endeavor ; Rv. George A. Mllna 10:00 e.m Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Homing Worship -7:00 p.m. fireside 8ervlre Kauaery Service FIRST CHURCH OP GOD laria Altamont Rev. c. B. Beahrn . a:so a.m."-aunaey . pcnoai 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp a:43 p.m. Young People 7:30 p m Evangeliitle 7:10 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study PMOVIB T MMU I SDR CHItPSMjaSaaaM,, iasaaaiaaaiaaaBss . l 00 noW i a ; praionli , win SUNDAY-FEDRUARY1 BIBLE BAFTiST CHURCH ; 2244WIAROST. r -W . B ,Tt-d o Ofarpap tap,. eo.W mams: . v I ; IasHYO PktaMd la my 4oolr Ml mi PMoly dkiMMti i eleiat 1 2 MYMKNTS OF It? m mw u4 uu ; nn nm km Ttu I oodtanea f i allies aoajaaWe at doBaai mmm, paiaaa-i ro.tl obsvo, as) asn ss Oessaoi. IW.asmo stansal an nh ae.eyaaasp1 1, Moeeaan. N wlaiisodiaaiaw a-aa iiiis iia at ss, psalaa o oo aaisilait as pop leap sa a dsaatad out mi. oariaill isayai low otisplnasii-Oyd.easssga i i .1 oa Wlawo. .. . Total Aajaupl , '. ; : Coak Korowilk ill MONTHLY Q OVAHTUU.V Q aroa Mlaw TO SUBSCRIBERS SIGNATURE . Pipeline Op ' WASH1NOTO! Tht Fed eral Power Commission Thursday authorised Pacific Northwest Pipe line Corp. of Houston; Tex., to (11 substitute application (or per mission to build a mulU-mliuon dollar natural gas pipeline from the Southwest's Ban Jsua Bssn to the Pscifle Northwest. : The commission else announced Trans-Northwest Gas Inc., of Spo kane, Wash., has asked permis sion to build a l.768,tao pipeline to serve markets in Eastern Wash ington snd Northern Idaho, The agency .said the Tens cor poration was permitted to file Its substitute application under an or der which schedules' new natural gas service hearings here Feb. 16. Thp company's plans call for piping natural gas from the Ban Jwm Basin and from the Big fine Field in Wyoming to Washington, Northern Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Wy oming and Colorado. rrans-Nortnwest, which pre viously asked permission to. im port and export natural gas from and to Canada, would supply Spo kane, Ephrata, Moses Lake, Che welab, snd Colvllte, Wash,, Cetur a 'Aione, &enogg ana wsnace, las no, sna Trail, a. c. Both companies said they hoped to supply gas to tap - Hamora Wash., atomic energy plsnt. Commie Denies Son Quitting ROME (Pi Italian Communist chief Falmiro Toallattl ssys newspaper repoit that his son Aldo has given up Communism : snd plans to join the Roman Catholic church is a phoney.. The . Red boss declared last night that Aldo has been working in Russia-for two years. - The report in the independent Rome newspsper Messaggero said that Aids had been in contact with Aurllio Cardinal Fossati of Turin regarding his plans. The cardinal also denied the report, declaring he did not know young Togliattl. 'CONGREGATIONAL 1160 Gordon Phone 1-317S Rev.. Donald M. Caaaiday 9:49 a.m. Sunday . School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp , PUtST METHODIST 10th and High Phona 3641 Bev uoyd ffc'ioway .... 0:49 a.m. Sunday School . .. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship . : ,7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship ' .-' 7:30 p.a. Fellowship .Hour '-, KLAMATH LATTER RAIN - . REVIVAL CENTER : 1(77 Weshburn Way ' Rev. Art Simpson 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m Worship Service , . 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 1739 Meln Phona 1-300 0:30 a.m. Saturdey Sabbeth School 11:00 a.m. Ssturday Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday EvangeUstle 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday EvangeUstle. COMMUNITY CHL'RCH Or THE BRETHREN 4TS3 Bristol Phono S-1U3 Rev. Edward Lander 0:49 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Warship 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Hobby-Craft ' Club ,. - NOTICE KALER AMBULANCE SERVICE NOW HAS A NIW ? W firm '.it If f la IBS BBOeo islaisialape) totoro owoMMBitr aMajHB e4 wollara praejrw. I flO aaal awvteoo VMITEO ClfT on omortod ra Ik kra Wlo THE AM OUMT CHECKED (XI Church Flais Family tl!hts FORT KLAMATH Held W meotbly on tba-4th Monday eve ning, tba regular meeting of the official board at tba Port Klamath Methodist community church, was aa arrant of Jan. M, la tba anteroom a tba local eaarch. ' Ptasldlng was tba board chair man, Raymond I. Loosley, with the Rev. C. Bllary Xehlla, pastor of tat Fort Klamath and ChUoquin cimrchaii, opening the mooUng with praytr. burlnr tha business session, va- rioua nertinent aiatters were dis cussed, and it vie anaounccd that part or the ma tarts! to be used for redecorating tba Interior af tba church building h bean delivered ana tnavaa receipt uie reanain- der, work will commence Im mediately on tna improvement pro ject.. Richard H. and Carl Wilson of the- Wilson Cottages will be In charge, with aaaistaaee fr9m other men of tba local congregation. . Proving- kurhly successful has been a recent venture carried out by Mrs. Bart Ory and Mrs. Alaska Gets Hew Governor JUNBAU, Alaska Ul Bob Reeve, a veteran Alaskan pilot, got thp Alaska Republican Central Committee's nod ' for- territorial governor Friday, : Agreement aa the defeated Re publican nominee tor the congres nlonal deleeate'a office was an nounced by Ben. Elton Engstrom, Juneau, central committee chair man, and Rooerr MCKanna, Fair banks, national committeeman. Engstrom and . McKanna an nounced Reeve got nine of 14 com mittee votes on the decldinc bal lot. The recommendation will be sent to Secretary of the ' Interior McKay. .' Other committee members- ssid unofficially Frank Heintsieman, U. 8. ReglonsI Forester for Alas ka wno once neld the- laverite a role for the Job, had four votes on the deciding ballot snd Elmer Rasmuson, Anchorage banker, had one. , Republican leaders have said McKay has assured them he would make an appointment through par ty channels and trusted the central committee to come up w,lth an agreement in uie controversial field. . ... Reeve came to Alaska 21 years ago after a flying career which in cluded pioneering an sir mstl route over the Andes between Chile and Argentina. He is married snd has five children. CORONATION ENTRIES OTTAWA OH Canada will send three big warships;, snd three smaller ones to sail In the giant coronation naval review at Spit- head, England, June 11. WflOLE ajaatavfriefc.se sowgbs '.claoetawPMtoael, HEAR REV. ANDERSON. SUNDAY Klamath Temple 1007 Pino St. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL Hoar Rsr. and Mrs. Kara Wllhelmien at Klomtth Temple tanifht, 7:45 P.M. This is Kay. Wilhelm sob's first vitft to tba stotos, and will bo af oar ticurar rte root to all.Norwoahins. His prearam will olto iMBda movinf otcttjres of tha TibotoBond IwddbitaB. Tiint in KFJI - "tUpTaJf" -t It. No.. orlirUiM Man a IQAW - .MOVTMLY S ldro Baa' ' PATE Richard M. Vilsoa. whs have or- gsnlsed a junior rtUldrens' choir wwen nas drawn much praise and favorable comment following: sins- big of the group at morning wor ship services here on the past two Sundsys. At the suggestion of the Rev. Echlln, u wss decided that . tha proposed budget for 1U will be drawn up and read for approval at the next board meeting en Mon day evening, March St, In prepara tion for final presentation at' the May quarterly church conference. This will be dona tn-the near fu ture by the Board of Stewards (Finance Committee), rjersaanel of which Is as follows: William Brew er, chairman. Bert Oray. Mrs. Stewart Nicholson and Mrs. Harold Winter. Assisting with the budget will be the Rev. Echlln end the Church Board treasurer, Mrs. Wil liam . Brewer, snd the latter- will also make a detailed written fi nancial report for iwa, mime ographed copies of which will be made and distributed by Rev. Ecblla. -.- Received ' with' enthusiasm 1 by the group was the Rev. Echlln's Idea of holding a family gathering each month for the entire community.- featuring a notluck' din ner ana entertainment. Tna Gate ei Sunday evening, Feb. S, was set for tba first at these ehurea-apon- sereo aliaira, whlcn will be neu la the Civic Improvement club house. All are Invited to attend, esch person being asked to bring his own personal table service with the' exception of plates (peper Dlates will be furnished for the collation 1 use an item 01 1000 lor the S run. notluck dinner. A Dro- eram wlU Be arranged lor we after-dinner entertainment, and it is emphMlsed that all are welcome and a good turnout Is hoped tor. It was decided that In - future, Enid Williams, president of the re cently-formed Intermediate Metho dist Youth ' Fellowship group of young people, will be extended an Invitation to attend meetings : of the church board.'"--- In addition to tM Boafd of Ste wards named above, other mem bers of the local Church Board are: trustees, Raymond S. Loosley, Ouss A. rage, I IIOI ' sonaimi treasurer, Mrs. William Brewer; Mwordlno: steward.' Mrs. H. T. (Mike) Williams; church school sunerlntendent. Mrs. Richard H Wilson: lay delegate from this chars Is Mrs. William Bickers, Modoc Point, member of the Chllo- nuln consresjation. ana Mrs. Ray mond 8. Loosley, of the Fort Klam ath cnurcn, la alternate ay ucio gate. In attendance at the board meet- Inz Monday evening were Rev. c. Ellery Echlln, Chlloquln; Raymond 8. Loosley. Mrs. H. T. (Mike) Williams, Mrs. Richsrd H. Wilson, Mr. snd Mrs. William Brewer, Mi. and Mrs. Bert Oray, Ouss A. Page and Mrs. Hsrold L. Wtmer. BUSINESSMEN! Inauiro About Our TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE 1 Low Monthly' Rotes v CHASE 1UWLER - Secreterlol Atoney Underwood 1Mb. , Ph. 92?7 11:00 AM "RECLAIMING THE DESERT" You are uroad to hear this faith bulldine mestaaa 7:45 PM "AND THEN SHALL THE END BE" Another oirtstandina ' prophetic metsete by our Bostor Stt Ir.nltif 7:30 Lofiy An:-s Pcd Crc;vi:d buxnob Ana (gwra tontast pool la UM An4oa, Mt. Aamctfa ass alsa iha huiiegt atrly u Wttk, V..s : ).' ', Tferta elliTortat upcditloai of rrsotustaim cUmbora Jtpdnau, At. Itmma and BtssUsa cUlnMd aaeunkM wtra ipaedo) (tr tmt part, ttowtvor, taai aokody was "ow o alt tba aawwrtnt pifttueb), U. traacttM Ikaaat m tba Ar. eTMUto. Army Ust sajbt aaWi that aa Btoaasy ha wu U iirst climb. sr t seals Aeeiiescua from tba "fUsarn appraseh. Jtpsaaot elunktrs tram Wsubsds Cnlvarslty rcpartcd tbtp bad roackod tba tap unas we 1WH1 a taw sMltm oat uar. Anatbar rorjort. is tba BawmBanar Nseteti, uid ctlU saetbar aspadl ion two msB from Brsiil aacaaa us rnountata tap slanil. BSp grVaTOJeVsdJ BVBBffaTef 10)4 9of) faVaaregi eaaei Ms ewa aariaaa la We espkap. The saxkep beaed K eel .fa tfVMy efXOAejagsU - TriiMlag, the eleffipaesa PaM, "WW Hsa.d.r Tke pMsap ro terree, "Do wHatr Friendly ; - Halpfulntst ; .: To Eyory . . Creed and run . Word's Klamath Funtral Horn ManuerrrelM. Ward 25 Hith Pprsno 3JJ4 mcudhaA Shop and SlwpA 17 m Sweet Home ! Tls the spot where the little woman watches -1 the purse strings, checks the nickels, buys a spot' of rismburger on Thursday Instead of T-Bone . .. knows when she Is1 getting a "seldom M. 1 year- to keep some EXTRA dollars In moth-, balls . . -These are TROUSSEAU . . HEIRLOOM , linens, nude to. cherish. . . BPANTBK and CHINESE HANDMADE banquet ctotha, snowy ' IRISH lined DAMASK cloths, MADERIA table '. cloths. ' l i )t, matching . NAPKINS. TEA CLOTHS and EXTRA NAPKINS,- (cloths hsve been SOLD) . '. EVERY 8INOLE item at W OPP .. . St, TOUR STORE. ' Cure your "wantin' Ills, Indulge your Iongln for the lovely while you can SAVE on LIN ENS, at 711 Mala, . . . . , .... ., . . v ,. ... VOl Sparkle, glamear, shining eyes, a seat far llrln' . . these are the outward signs at a lovely lady. Don't let the nasal droopy, let down associated win these unpredictable mid-, winter days apaet your beauty applecart aae your frsgrsnt scent, aa rellglouely when . the wild winds blow and yea are a ladjr-etajr. at-heaie aa when yon aally forth In your f em fain fripperies ta tea. - Yea need a, special "lift' when skies are . gray and the seen la -year life wll adore you for being sweet for bias, aleae . . one your lovely fragrance la every pert ef year home . . spray a bit Into the air, , put a few drops af perfume an the eleettie light kolke. give e -festive feel ta the garsaeats In year wardrobe with a drop here, a drop there . . live la festve fragrance until the noes bloom again. - Mamie Man Take,, the spotlight in Washington, Queen Elisabeth get top drawer' billing . in the Coronation month of June and Florence Chadwlck may have been the first brave girl to swim to Cst- 'VMlaW mUt Early biro oresics in AafVlr.eCt7k READY TO WEAR CeY TDtoSsiV where thl' week eWB?L almost 'gushed giddily' Or WrWJ . nvr nr4.tv and rjro VAUGHN and TONI TODD for Juniors and Misses, in mske-sn-lmpresslon, perfect fashion show-offs . . THESE pretties, pert enough for princesses are played up in SEVENTEEN . . the "JUNE IN JANUARY JUBILEE" that's nation-wide, are HERE In time for that first crocus snd . sunny dsy . . here In the most COUQETTISH colors . . Cspri Blue, Psnsl, Roseflsme, Char coal, Pern Green, Straw, Sun Yellow . . at " MILLER'S Slip into COUQUETTE, the bouffant beauty In combed CHAMBRAY that fairly shines, HANDMADE chsmbrsy posies to circle your pretty bosom, rhinestone buttons to SHINE, flirty, flarey skirt, a sweetie , . Try stunning STRAW CIRCUIT with BAS KETS of POSIES for POCKETS In brilliant beauty . . a new STRAW COTTON, com pletely washable . . HARLEQUIN with tha checkerboard yoke , . girlish CAKEWALK, ' CORONATION with the up or down collar, little CINCH BELT, you'll ADORE them sll . . Here's your hint of Spring, your promise of fua and sun, with a touch of genius In MA ' TIBIALS . . STYLE . . TRIM . . here's your embroidered, embossed emblem of tern inlnity. the COTTON FROCK for I' M at lit Msla. MILLER'S lisssoily, ojttB list Mpisiiii. ioMllia ' AceatagW' B $m east of aatlwoat at rater aaPa.- w-ei w , iippwoa l ;:;:v-:. Wiliniii i Miexip, tH oossar r ;. -;;.'.- BavSsMMBSelWBBf SassCtf fHttttV . 1 -;Y 'i'4' V .-' " Christian Sclmica .tri!rx rLrr: 1401 liqlsasds Ows Wo ftf Hmtimi Km THE HrSHEST UNDfXrrANrUM ' MpUCI ASSBaYcfeoDor.m ONE NIGHT ONLY MISSIONARY,, EMIL SCHNI.SEX "MIRACLES 1)1 CQIT Yaw Waei' Want to Mtss Tbb) ' " lorrttfVfHiVBB1 rl7oft V , EVERYONE WELCOME ' old faskM si ra:::3 DATE Sunday, fobruary 1 , TIME 7:45 a.m. - . , ' HACE V.P.W Halt, Malta ; . v . Poeter, i. R. Da .. seen" chance .f to SAVE by SPEND- , , . INO . . It YOU haven't Uk ' en time out to go to . TOUR STORE and shop the SECOND PLOOR and haven't -seen the PANTA8TI0 cut In prices on the ' exquisite LINXNB you. are truailng tba.BIOK OR8T chance in a I a "V "WW I .1 as'aasPi 'rr?A m :. food, hoeing II STOllfi allna but klamath gals always get THEIR breaks at MILLER'S . . vocative, pride ol Am erica, ao-right-for-spring and summer, NEW COTTONS . . VICKY t BlUt -L'.'r- o-. The fM , llaWa.es."'" - V;A V;:::J?," . - 1 Wl! Be Slmlmm . . , . ; in the bathtub, singing In the rsitC etogtat ' on s burro, singing on a train, staging, a ' the sushlne, .singing la the gloom, stngtag aS -'around the town, from gsora.:te tfatav an I moo tr, povve round eaa . I lun-ume rmarTners vnajTai .... ' ; ST AO BIMTBX DBIrV, 1 1 ER DEnTM PLAY CLOTt-W ( I t yotttasow-wtaare, TOWPf bbop, the apot m -our town" where TEAR after YEAR, you take pour, psoas , '. of : those balMraiers tbak takb you gaily gaddmg ' to i, . poaihora, avnnnlaln top, or J tuaabltng brook . . that keep : yon: neat an nice whllo vou'ra hsnrinsr ., tha faaaiht .. ' a row of lettuce or auaplf essac naatli. the lvmeysuckle hwige -W also: in -,. PECT for wearing about yojur dove cote wbtat . ',..?'-Il-fWare., .jnjow-sA-ws, 1 ' TOWN SHOP brings yen these nifty HEVf, . sanforised, snsssy RACQUET CHECKED DSN : IM DARLINGS . ; PEDAL PUSHERS. SWTFtl, SKIRTS that flirt,- BLAZERS, CLAM DTO-, . OERS, SWEEP SKIRTS, BELTED TUNICS, " TAPERED SLACKS, in- brown and white, , blue and white, red and white as Amertean as Yankee Doodle, as versatile ss a chiffon hankie . , In WHITE STAG. , : i , i . CLAMDIOOER pants that roll up or dowa to suit the short gal,. the tall gal, S side and ' .1 BACK pocket, side alp and belt loops . . you'll like the essy swing of the hip-length , BLAZER with long sleeves to keep off the -. sun, button-down the front, adjustable cuffs, s '.-.. two HUGS pockets ,.v - BELTED TUNICS, artfully trimmed with. : PLAIN denim . . POUR gored 8WEEP skirts with a canny off-center band of plain against the checks . . CUPPED TAPERED "TROUS" with "man-cuffs" . . , . . LOTS of PLAIN DENIMS and the good -old standby SAILCLOTH in luscious Paclflo sun colors, the kind of SPORTSWEAR that . WHITE STAG knows can take It .; . AU. slses, PRICES that will make you want a -SET in EVERY color , . right where you've ALWAYS found them, sat Main, TOWN SHOP! Dainty aprons for mlady are eoonlng Isle their awn again. New a smart hoaeawtfa keeps a wardrobe ef bits ef lace and dimity for that doorbell ring ., . eaeg af. tarry cloth far , dipping a splashing Diana . aa alasttea ' she can suds for doing dishes , . whisk ap several from the adds an ends of lovely material! yea'll fin la the reamaat attoa at , your favorite piece goads osaater, , : . . ; Hsve you noticed In the beauty pages of . your favorite fashion atagssines hew the necks of models seem to be getting leaser an -longer . . Its all a trick, short hair betas. Jeweler necklines da too an pheaagrapaers are "there" with the earners, peeing the sab Ject with tip-tilted chin, heads Incline Ilk a ballerina's . . gives you that swaa-Uke teek you've been coveting. ' iiollft l What A Cf oe . . call . . Jlminy, we're glsd we took a second ' thought I But we were TEMPTED . . we al most DID but DIDN'T and we know YOUUs . . be tempted too, to start DUSTING right there 1 m BBAU1 there in CURRIN S at the BEAUTY BAR when you whiff of that extra. feminine "SOMETHING: sachet BATH POW- by OOURELLt . '. no loolin' you'll want la "dunk and dust" on the spot. ., OOURELLI has a little STORY , .It's s PRAORANCE dreamed up by HELENA RU BINSTEIN, the CZARESS of the perfume world . . e DIFFERENT scent from any OTHER sold under her own name . . OOUR ELLI Is her very famous husband and SO to do HIM honor she gave this sweetest of frag rances at CURRIN'S HIS surname . Look tor EUA DC PARPUME (stronger than cologne) et II M . . PAREUMS lovely erye . Ul flacon at KM an that KlrrUUsUrig, eon astlonsl. magical, mysterious, "axjMTrKXiao BLUE" BATH POWDER, H , . at Napth est Main, . ..... .. i cunnirs trial Loot tieenie.