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PACK FOUR
ItERALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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( Hit AGO GRAIN
ClIICAOO W Grains, soybeans
and lard all extended into higher
price territory Thursdsy. alinouh
unu backed away from their
htgha for Uie dy toward the close.
Wheat moved ahead promptly
and alayed there In anticipation ol
Friday's government crop report
on Indicated production and aban
donment. BM.ttMna iKn marie a atront
ahowini while lard set new season- j
al hisha on May and July deliver-j
lea. May was at n nignesi mice
September late In the sesie.n.
Wheat finished J'-J5 cent a
higher. May JH'i. coin was I lo
j a, up. May 1.49 '; oala were
i-l higher. May 1 ''I "
rve waa I V3 a h'Sher. Mi)
107 1,- aoybeaiM were l'i to
centa'hlKher. May 'i-3 . nd
lard waa t to cents a hundred
pouncta better, May 30.1S.
WHEAT
nnen tilth Low 'loe
1,10 'i Ho J l lie I.
3 IS ' J " 'ill !'
J 11 1. M. 1.17 . Jl S
3 31 1 24 3.31 ' 1 a
Livestock;.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
May
Jiy
Pep
Deo
Cold Canada
Air Moves
Into U.S.
By Tilt ASSOCIATED PEKbS
Cold Canadian air surging
southeastward put a dull on the
balmy spring weather in most ol
the Midwest Thursday.
The mass of cold air covered
tlx north central section and e
tended southward Into Texas. It
continued to move south and e ail
ward. The leading edge of the
cold front extended from North
eastern Ohio southwestward along
the Ohio J.ver and Into Eastern
Texas.
Temperstu.es generally were
below tree. In the Northern
Plains and Northern Great Lakes
region and extended southward in
to part of Nebraska, lows and
Wisconsin. Snow flurries fell In the
Northern Great Lakes.
The storm center that moved
eastward across Lake Superior
Wednesday wsa blamed lor at
least live tornadoes in Illinois.
Wisconsin and Michigan, mostly
In rural areaa. The storm system
pulled cool and dry Canadian air
southward into contact with warm
and moist air I ram the gull.
One woman waa killed and 13
persons injured In a tauter that
struck hear Kankakee, In North
eastern Ulinoia. Several persons
also were injured In a small tor
nado that hit Swan Creek, near
Flint, Mich.
The twtatera destroyed scores of
farm buildings, killed some live
stock and disrupted communica
tions. Showers and thunderstorms were
quit general east of the cold
lront. Heavy rains and hall, with
strong winds, hit sections of North
ern and Western Texas. Some
bouses w era unroofed and power
lines knocked out.
Mild weather continued over
most of the southern ball of the
nation, and along the East Oolf
Coast. Tempera turea In the Pacif
ic Coast states ranged from at
Seattle to M at 8an Diego, Calif.
One of the cold spots waa Grand
Perk. N D with a low of II. At
the same time It was 7J In Browns
ville, Texas, and W In Miami.
Court Upholds
Conviction
WAsmuniriM ta tv. a
Court of Appeala Thurtday al-
urmed the perjury conviction of
E. Merl Young, a key figure In
tha Senate's h-aH nn-m. nrn. in
vestigation of Reconstruction Fi
nance corp. operations.
At the same time the court over
turned the perjury couvlcilon of
Young's older brother, Herschel
Young.
The brothers, tried separately,
each received a sentence of four
months to two years. Both have
been at liberty on bond pending
the outcome of their appeals.
Merl Young, n, was convicted
of swearns lalxelv four iim k.
fore the Senate Investigating sub-
luiiumiure ana ine federal Grand
Jury which returned the Indict
ments. The appeals court, however,
dealt only with one charge In
vollng Young's denial that while
employed by the RFC he ever had
anything to do with loan applies
cations made by the Lustron
Corp., an 111 fated prefabricated
housing venture. It held his con
viction on that count to be "clearly
Valid." w
The court said that since Young
received four equal sentences to
run concurrently It need concern
Itself with only one count of the
Indictment.
Cor Ends In Tree
After Accident
NORTH REDDTNO, Mass. (Pi
This is what happened alter farmer
Kenneth C. Ormsby, 39. lost con
trol of his car last night:
The car overturned four times
and bounced off the highway and
up into a tree. The front axle
caught on a branch 12 feet from
the ground.
Orinsby climbed down and police
took Mlm to a hospital.
Doctors treated him for cuts on
his arms and legs and sent him
' home. .
PORTLAND UH lUBDA) Catlle
salable 100, moderately active,
generally steady: commercial and
good steers sold 18 00-33.SO; Uw
utility steers down to IS 00; utility
and commercial heilera 14 00-18.00;
canner and cutter cows 8.MM1.K);
lew utility 1200-14.00; odd bead
commercial 17 00.
Calves salable 35: good and
choice vealera steady at 33.00-
38.00; few utility and commercial
vealera and slaughter calves 13 00
30 00.
Hogs alable 150: moderately
active; market generally steady;
bulk choice I and 1 180-3U lb
butchers 39 30-39 00; choice Is
quotable to -VIS; lew choice 3TS
480 lb SOW 23 SO-25 M.
Sheep salable 1i; not enough of
fered early to test market; choice
and prune wooled slaughter lambs
quotable 33.00-23 SO: comparable
grades shorn Jamba 31.00-33.00,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO ifi Hogs turned fair
ly active and IS to 20 cents higher
on butcher Thursday but sows
were slow and 35 to 00 cents lower.
Cattle were stesdy to 33 cents
niftier snd sheep slow and stesdy
to weak.
Most choice barrows and gilts
sold from KS 75 to 131 60. Sows
look 833 00 to 834.1
Good to low-prune steers rsnged
from 830.00 to 831.08 while hellers
in good and choice grades were
81 00 to 831 00.
Good to mostly choice wooled
kinds msde 831 SO to 838.00.
Salable receipts were estimated
at S.SOO boat. 3.000 cattle. 100
calves and 100 sheep.
Highway Crash
Victim Dies
ASTORIA IP Kenneth Peter
son. 18. died hete Wednesday
nignt, third victim of a headon
highway crash Monday night at
Warrenton.
One of the cars coo la Hud five
youths who were being chsaed st
the tune by WsrrrCloa police for
"squirreling" erratic driving.
Two of the Victims Peterson and
Ray Korti. 11, who died Tuesday
were la that car. The Irlrer of
the other. Mr. Margaret Cutler,
was killed outright.
Dist. Ally. Thomas C. Brownhill
Wednesday had a complaint drawn
up chariuig Wayno R. Fournier.
i. Astoria, with negligent homi
cide. Fouraier was driver of the
car containing the youths, he said.
Pourmer has been improving
and was thought Thursday to be
out of danger. The remaining two
passengers, though, still were in
critical condition. Thev are Dale
Larson, 30, and Kenneth Dyke, 11.
rarn
HAiniYstsVftri law Mr a out tlea A I.
T HMtlUL 4 jfUl OTlathaAai lb.
PrvoFR-rWn to Mr .rrvl Mr. J m
wVaw, April t M Klemath VJltejr Hot
iHtal. git wvigrtinc ibt. mt
fclACH Bnm to Mr. anJ Mn. ftoft.
n IWsKb April T al Klameui Vel
m ej weiffttng lb. 10
C4L
CLAUK m to Mr. in Mn Hr
0 Clark. April 1 at POarrv-th Valty
HmmL, a tirl trtihifi f Ibe. S m.
ftRH.GB
C?rtrtf ijnhruaor BHrt. 4 nt
tv of fttanrhrx.4. Miniwwta. mMtnl
of Klamath Fa' t fr J5 n tttj n
Calhfp. Sw Mrtr Aflll tunrtvw
fscltfda): tn rOeT, MP. BrtMi nd
man. mon Bfnli af thai ntr
tMfa rrxrt w.n tak flatr tnwn th
rhapcl f Wartft KlamaiB runral
Hr. rndar. April JJ pm.
th Ha. Kml at 9paaldlsif of tht
Klarnam Lutisrrgm Cfmrrh rrffkr lalirf
CovTamitmCTtt agf-K and fn1rrntnl wi:i
tan? pac tn Mt. Vnw cwMtsur.
AAhl, Sawtlar t aft.
t. ore it
7Vtral wwww tar Mm T Sloiith.
11. wtta (JtJ hr April . will tak
P'art from ttw ehapvl f WartJ Klam
ath raowral Horn. frUUy, April t at
IT'M am. tt Dr. A. T Smith of
MyrlrsF Potirt. Orrtnn, ofrViartinf . Com.
ir.itmnt iwrvtcta and ntnnnt U sUnk
irtlia CinrwTj.
FIN At, TlTt ntt
ttntiTta M. Wright from, aVrntrd C.
tATTMAN-CLABK Robert Ea4mari
34, Klamath Palit, and Hattlt Clark,
U, Klamath FalU.
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FUNERAL SERVICES were
held this morning from Sacred
Heart Church, 9:30 a.m. for
William Phillip Barry, Klam
ath County pioneer stockman,
who died April 5. The Rov.
T. P. Casey officiated. Final
rites and commitment in Mt.
Calvary cerrfctory.
Re-Broadcast Of
Reuther Speech
To Be Heard
A special address by Walter
Reuther. president ol the CIO and
the United Auto Workers Union,
will be re-broadcast over KFLW
CBS tonight lrom 10:30 p.m. to
10 S p.m. Tne CIO chieltain will
.peak on the topic. "A Guaranteed
Annual Wane." at the Sixth Edu
cational Conierence of internation
al I'nlons. UAW and CIO. meeting
in the Chicago Clvio Opera Build
ing.
Weailier
Western Oregon A few sliow-
cr with periods of clearing lhui's
dny night and Fiidny. Cooler, lllkli
50-S8. Low lliursdny night 36-44.
Winds olf const will diminish slow
ly Thtir.sdity night, becoming west
erly 10-30 Friday.
Eastern Oregon pnrtly cloudy
Hiursdiiy night and Frldny with
scattered showers over mountain
areas. Cooler. Highs 4 4 -S3 Friday.
Lows Thursday night 30-40.
Grants Pass and Vicinity
Showery Thursday. A tew light
showers and clearing periods
Thursday night and Friday. High
.18 both days. Low Thursday night
40.
Northern California Variable
cloudiness with occasional light
ruin through Thursday night.
Clearing Friday but a lew show
ers In extreme north. Slightly cool
er. Southerly winds o( SH0 miles
nn hour alonfr coast Thursday, be
coming westerly and 13-25 Thurs
day nnht and Friday.
Baker and Vicinity Mostly
cloudy with a (ow showers Thurs
day, becoming partly cloudy
Thursday night and Friday. A lew
showers Friday ntteriioon. Cooler
Thursday and Thursday night.
Highs Horn 48 to 63 both days.
Lows Thursday night 33-37.
By Tilt' ASSOCIATED PRESS
!4 hours lo 4:30 a. m. Thursday
POTATOES
i
IDAHO FALLS CP lUSDAl
Potatoes: market dull; Russets
No. 1-A. 15-30 per cent 10 oi and
larger 1.80-1 95; 13-30 per cent 10
os and larger 3.00-3.30 : 30-34 per
cent 10 os and larger 3.15-3.30.
Sixteen cities, arrivals 303; on
track 1,330.
CHICAGO IP Potatacs: Ar
rivals 65: on track 307: total U. S.
ahinmenta sba- old suv-k
dull snd unsettled: Idaho Russets
sj.30-30: Minnesota North Dakota
round reds 81.45-50; new stock
market stesdv with firm imrir.
tone for good stock; Florida round
reds li re.
Mas. Mln. Prep.
Baker 55 40
Bend 59 30
Eugene 59 48 T
KUmath Falls 57 39 T
Latevtew 54 35
Mcdford 63 49 T
Newport 54 44 .14
North Bend 55 47 T
Ontario 63 45
Pendleton 60 46
Portland Airport 61 46 .10
Roseburg 59 48
Salem 61 47 .03
Boise 58 46
Chicago ' 14 35 .34
Denver- 69 43
Eureka 64 48 .01
Los Angeles 11 64
New York 49 T
Red Bluff 68 61
San Fraiicisco 63 45
Seattle 53 43 .16
Spokane 48 37 .03
MlMriPAL rot-KT
Onnl Larnpt?iia. vagrancy, defcrrttf
Judcmvnt, I10O ball
Thorn a Patrtfk Walah. violation or-
tftnanr 4223. sction It. pleaded not
fuilir, hrarirtt 4 pm. Bail flOo
Jo Carmelo Scoina. violation bailr
rule, rrcogicd, htarmf 4 30 p.m. April
Palrlrla , U'alh. Vagrancy, pleaded
not gutlty. hearing 4 p m., bail 1100.
Blur ton Raker, drunk. 25 or 12i
Cujr Marriott, drunk. ZS or 13' day.
da
ttoaemart Noonan, violation baits
rui. ii fine.
Tra M Herrcra, violation baile
ful, US line.
Rail Auxiliary
To Hold Sale
Women of the Railroad Conduc
tors Auxiliary will hold a cooked
food sale Saturday, April 10, be
ginning at 10 a.m. at the Quality
Market. 830 Maui.
Proceeds lrom the sale will be
used "to send a delegate to the
Grand Convention of Railroad Con.
duc'.ors Auxiliaries to be held the
first part of May In Columbus, Ohio
The delegate from Klamath Falls
is Mrs. R. R. Ford, 1303 Oak Ave
nue. .
POPE'S BLESSINR
VATICAN CITY The Vati
can press office said Thursday
convalescing Pope Plus XII prob
ably will. give his blessing "urbi
et orbl" to the city and world
on Easter Sunday. The 78-year-old
head of the Roman Catholic
Church, waa stricken by sn ab
dominal ailment Jan. 25.
KF Health Dept.
Revokes Permits
Operating permits for four tank
rigs, brought here by California
men to clean sepHc tanks, were re
voked today by Klamath County
Health Department Sanitarian
George Dagg. The permits to work
here were Issued Wednesday.
The reversal on the permits
came after numerous complaints
were received st the health office.
that a charge of 880 per tank
was being made for the usual MS
Job.
Four men, not Identified by
Dagg, were involved.
SHOOTING
JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector,
UK A new shooting Incident wss
reported Thursday on the Israeli
Egyptian border. An Israeli army
spokesman said Egyptians fired
across the border at an Israeli
patrol on frontier duty near the
settlement of Nirlm and the patrol
returned the fire. There were no
Israeli casualties.
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3
MRS. FRED WOLFRUM, 4035
Altamont Drive, it general
chairman of 4-H Club Spring
Fair to be held this year
April 22, 23 and 24 at the
Klamath County Fairgrounds,
For sevon yaart Mn. Wolf
rum hat led 4-H cooking
felubt, and this, spring will be
gin her eighth season. Assist
ing her on the, Spring Fair
general committee are Mrs.
George Roiling, Mrs. Frank
Mustead, Mrs. Wilbur Book,
Mrs. John Meyden and Mrs.
Oral Heavilin. '
Probationers
Jobs Sought
It's a rocky road back lo eco
nomic stability for persons on pro
bation in Oregon.
Tins was the declaration Thurs
day of State Probation Ofiicer Olio
I'aul.sen when he made an appeal
to employers to give probationers
a chiuicc to work.
"Before a man is placed on pro
bation." Paulsen explained, "his
ea.se Is given most careful consid
eration. If the court Is not thor
oughly convinced the subject wants
lo make good probation will not be
granted."
According to records In Uie pro
ballon office here, 35 men arc now
seeking Jobs.
Paulsen said many probationers
are applying for permission to
leave the state becaaie tlicy can't
get work.
"The probationer is laced with
two choices," he added. "When he
applies for a Job, he can either
conceal the fart that he Li on pro
bation or come clean with the pros
pective employer. In the first In
stance, he may get the Job an I
be fired lutcr. The other possi
bility Is if he reveals his true sta
tus he may not get the Job at all."
Paui.scn also :.ald that many per
sons In the Klamath Basin have
shown a willingness to give work
to probationers.
"We wish lo thank these persons"
he continued. "We ask anyone who
is willing to give a probationer a
job to contact our olltcc, Willlts
Building.
Youth Placed
On Probation
An 18-yeur-old high school student
who was sentenced lo 30 days In
Uie county Jail mid lined a total
of $.'50 lur two offenses, lmil the
penalties niodllled Thursday by
District Judga D. E. Van Vuulur.
The dcleiulunt, Ronuld Ualo Lar
son, who spent 38 hour a In Jail, was
anesleiCby state police on charges
of reckless driving and possession
of intoxicating liquor.
When lie appeared In court Wed
nesday afternoon, Judge Van Vac
tor sentenced him to 10 days In
Jail and assessed n lino of JIOO on
the reckless driving charge. On the
liquor count the student was given
a 30-day jail aenlenco and lined
SISu.
The youth mid a 17-yrnr-okl hlnh
school student were arrested niter
n wild ehii.se nloug u down town
street early Tuesday morning, stale
police snul they louncl pun uf u
case of beer in Larson's car,
Judge Van Vaiior said Thursday
that if Larson was icipiircd to
serve the two Jail terms, he wuuld
not be able to gruduulo with Ills
class from Klaimtlh Union Hlsli
School. Therefore, ho said he hud
decided to give the youth n 3J-duy
suspended sentence on Iho reckless
driving charge and place him on
five mouths probation for the liquor
violation.
Larson was released from tho
county Jail after he signed proba
tion papers. Ills companion Is
awaiting a hearing In juvenile
court.
Studebakers Take Honors
In Mobigas Economy Run
HVtb VALLEY, Idaho HI Thiuqiat Hi" lamed summit delayed tho
Huidebakers took ton phicu lor run an num.
each class in which they worn
entered In tile llf4 Mnbllgas econ
omy run Thui'Mluy and one ol them
a Unit cruiser equipped Willi
standard transmission and over
drive nabbed the nvrnt'a choicest
pii.e, tho sweepstakes.
Winners In seven classes and lh
swicpstnkes were announced liy
olllcluls ol the. American Auloiuo-
bllo Assn., which supervises tho
annual economy test. Awards worn
prcsi'iiied to winning drivers
Thursday morning, less than 'M
hours alter Iho 30 curs competing
ended Iheli' 1,335-nillo run lrom
Los Angeles,
The run took an averngo nf 33
hours, 45 minutes, ilic 30 drivers,
all ol whom Mulshed Ihe run, en
countered clly truffle, mountain
driving ai'd hud to usn chains to
gel through Doiiuci' I'll. is. The snow
Eicqucst for Road
Signs Rejected
BALTIMOIIK W The Maryland
Slate Simula Commission, while In
s.'itlis; II is strongly behind the
new Hnltlniore Orioles, han gently
but llrmly rejected a request lo
elect slntKi directing the way lo
Memorial Stadium here.
Chairman Russell II. McCain
sold yesterday he believed the
state had done Us purl In erecting
signs directing people to Uiiltlmore.
From there "it's a city problem
gelling them to the atadlum." he
suld.
Top itwaidi wero made on a
tou-iiilln busts, i'on nillcs nro huw
many miles it gallon ol gas will
iiuvo u Inn ol automobile.
Thn Htuclebakcr Lund Cruiser
which won thn swcep.ttukes scored
a top toU'iiilles-pcr-Kullnii llgiue
of HO 8liHi. It wus enleied by Para
mount Motors, Inc., of Hull Fran
cisco anil driven by Dick Griffith,
Aiiual gUH mlleiiKO was 'JH.1IM0
miles per gujlnn,
A Uiidgo Knyal VB was second
111 Ihe sweepstakes division Willi
a null k of bll IMMI. A Hliulcbnkci'
Champion was third with 60 5l:iH
and ii I Mnl Mainline 0 .was lout ill
wllh MS.Ii'm.
First place winner III tho price
divisions, Willi their lim-mllen per
gallon and actual miles per gallon
marks:
Low prico Meld oilanilaid , and
overdrive i Hludibiiker Cham
pion, (iil.MHU and 311 HHtKl,
Low liico (uutiinuillo drivel
Hudson Jetliner, 43 1241) and 31.
IUH3, l ow-Medium (, -.milliard and over
drive i Uodgo ltoyal VB, 08.0400
and a&.stna.
Low-Medium luulniiuillc dilvel
- tihlsinobllo b'uper Us. 41)1133 and
sou.
t:ppcr Medium latundurd and
overdrive) Utudcbtiker Land
Cruiser, lai 84.111 and 38 IO40.
Upper Medium (automatic
drive) Bluilebnker Land Cruis
er, 63.01)43 and 34.M03.
High liico (Biilomalie drive) -Lincoln
Cuprl, 63 3(104 and 18.1543.
Barley Support
Price Announced
The Klamath county support for
Ihe 195 barley crop. Just received
at the county agents office Is et
Ihe rate of si. 17 per bushel. Cal
culated on the hundredweight basis
this Vfould be about 83.43 per cw't,
County Agent C. A. Henderson
states.
For oats the support rate Is 83
cents per bushel, which would fig
ure out approximately (3.69 per
cwt.
Both crops will be supported by
loans that can be applied for
through the Agricultural stabiliza
tion Conservation office in the Tow
er Theater building. Information
can also be secured at the ASC
office lor type of storage required
for grain in order to be eligible
for the loan, and financing may be
secured on an 80 per cent basis.
Husband Chops
Down TV Antenna
tONO BEACH, Calif. M" Ros
coe Tard, was charged by his wife
Beatrice with chopping down their
television antenna and then chas
ing her around the house. ,
"She played the TV all night,
your honor." Tard explained. "I
couldn't sleep. She Just wouldn't
turn that thing off."
"I can see that It might mkke
you emotionally disturbed." the
Judge agreed. Then he sentenced
Tard to five days In Jail for dis
orderly conduct,
COl'RT ORDER
ROME Wl An Italian criminal
court Thursday quashed a charge
of Indecency against Esquire Mag
azine calendar girls. The court
ordered all copies of Esquire's
January Issue to be returned to
Louts M. Cortese, director of a
Rome distributing company.
Kismet falls, Oreaoa
AMERICAN CHINESE
foodi at their best!
Ben B. Lee. Mar.
Ph. For Orders Te Take nt
Klamath MAT Cent
710 PINE
YMCA BLDG.
O DON STROUD
Telephone
2-3322
O WALT COOL
In AM
By the Piece Buff
or Shank End
Easfer Treat!
Plump, Younq
ROASTING
PULLETS
Farm
Fresh. New York Dreticd
Boneless, Rolled Lean, all Meat
Veal Roasts
59i
FRESH, All Meat
Ground Beef 3 lbs- $1
Nice, Feed Lot Beef
Well-Trimmed
RIB
STEAKS
jssM ASPIRIN
No Faifer-Acfiny Aiphin Made
Mm
Full 5 grain
tablets.
Bottle
0(100
REG. 54c
3?SM.31
ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION
Multi purpose
antiseptic
and mouth
wash. PINT
REG. 79c
READY-SHAVE SHAVING CREAM, push button iproy lather, 1 0 on. Reg. 1 .00 2 lor 1 .01
LAVENDER BATH POWDER, fragrant, long-clinging. Box Reg'. 1.25 2 (or 1.26
PRO-CAP ADHESIVE TAPE, slicks belter, leu irritating, l"sS ydi Reg. .39 2 (or .40
DCFtNDER HOUSEHOLD 010VES
Natural lain rubber. S M.l.mG. 79c. 2 tar 60c
KUWO HAIR BRUSH
Nylon bristles. Provisional or
hill-round styles ... REG. 1.00 2 fir 1.01
61YCEIIH SUPPOSITORIES
Adults' or Infants', 12 s REG. 43c 2 llf 44c
ELITE LINEN POUNO PAPER
50 while sheets or envelopes REG". 85c 2 far 16c
KLEN20 TOOTH BRUSHES
Nylon Tutted, Convei, Oval or
flat Trim, line texture REG. 39c 2 far 40c
NOT WATER BOTTLE
Victoria 2 quart REG. 2.39 2 far 2.40
SACCHARIN TABLETS
Vi pain. 100 s REG. 35c 2 ler 36c
KLEN20 ANTISEPTIC
Ruby red mouthwash, pint. REG. 79c 2 far 10c
LAVENOER SHAVE CREAM
Mentholated Brushlesi or
lalher REG. 59c 2 ler 10c
LAVENDER SHAMPOO
6-oj. bottle REG. 65c 2 far He
COTTON BALLS Rcsoll. Reg. 35c 2 for 36
SHAVING LOTION Rrg. 49c .. 2 lor 50a
Req. 1.00
Theatrical
Cream
MS. Jar
I
VIOLET CERATE
Complexion Cream 2 for 86c
LAVENDER SOAP 2 boxes for 1.20
FACIAL TISSUES, UtikiS. box ol 300..... 2 for 39c'
RUM ( BUTTER TOFFEE, Ui. boi 2 ler 50c
TINT TOT BABT OIL, Anliseptic, 6 ois 2 lor 58c
7?exaif PURETEST
X3t, MINFPAI nil
Highly refined, eitn htivy
oil. Odorless, tasteless,
non-fattening.
PINT
EPSOM SALT, medicinally pure, 16 ois 2 far 46e
BORIC ACIO OINTMENT, white,
2-or. tube .2 ler 4Gc
AMMONIATEO TOOTH PASTE, Rexalt 2 (ar B1e
MOTH FUME CRYSTALS, Elkays. pound 2 lor 80e
0
'roVoL INSECT KILLER
effectively tilermlnitfti filet,
fnali, tlyl'ti molhi, moioulloit MOW only
and miny other Imetti. Flnnef
hp P,.,.u t',ya 79C
?2L pH7 TOOTH PASTE
New intl-enrymt formula. Helpi prtvent
looin niicay wnan uiea ai
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tubes. MI Value, NOW W
89c
3222 Plastic QUIK BANDS
Wtterpronf adhtilve bandi,
fleaibfe. Plain or Mrcurochrom,
33'l, mi. 310 NOW
PARCHMfNT BOND
WRITING PAPER
teret hoi of fine quality white
Parchment bowl paper 1?0 lirje
flat iheeti, 75 match inir enve QDji
lopee. $2.90 Value Ov
Right rtMrvad ta Until quontltiat.
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Vl Ott. CPt COD. 1.11 VAtUI 1 ,49 ,
1 tl. CAP! COD COOIID. III. J.ll 1.71
Kwpi food hot or cold. One pleci aluminum llnir.
Donum. SALT WATER TAFFY
Smoolh, lillr, dtlltloml Nina
snorted llivori. IA.
14 u. in only H7C
Everyday GREETING CARDS
1 all occaiion tudi and milth.
tlylas.
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Req. 1.50 Roxall
BATH BRUSHES
2 FOR 1.51
Medical-Dental Bldq.
Phono 6712
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