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tell' rUfht a kH4. I fat
to Mtak (wWiwM fatal a(
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.taWifiU. a tnra tlaa,- 1 tktta
la ktavy kalr frvrlAf af kar4
1rttr MttraUa to Bav Tfttatti.
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to k f4 ttfp af a tout tto,
tta, kot rH4 agr aiaatoai at
THi ftatkla Uifa Ka auEato
nv w aaw aa mvet tatity
hikUM , )ja aM atiap raV
'hwd. far ' maratl tMr kva't
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lHUw? m a VfuaHr tMp4i
. tnaaMra af auttt ckaaj to uatM
ia mrH aaivaa.
' ' jaa 'ustolir. ftrU ttlaua dim-
tor far tka Biaia, aayaa to
a- mlltuto uU Maaal alaaa tkt
.tHm that Iktra tra v l
lauf-anati vaa)iat aaaja. ap raF
latotr taiaa to iV .mVN
)Bito k atwkar af faatua
at taaa toaf a aanw-
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rnlfkt avawt ta topi at
kJitorlrt) aatuataatotiaa (t . ip.
, 111 to tka ttatw paatlt ttata la
.VtittV taluaia t attotat aul
Ut fnjttrattoaa tiut fata to ,
arth it to th
Nialalieta tlaaatM a atk
i ttoauaip aratiatoi to kt)
4t)M to fni airtTt ai mU
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Ouf aiiirak trttl ruuf to
Win tiMtom f krttorlitltt
(1U lata tva frauH to tl .ra
t. Tk tl( to rt. at
ort. ka ratlttlt l aaaUaiatf
py eoattoU wltk trlkn to ttli
vtrltus blttortt kk tot nam to
tttutit atatttt af vhit
4U kAt. Tk ata4 1 aiaaatt
af tht fta at MlaatUla at
tt eulmiatto b to itm4
Uttoptltltt af mn 4.
to W a at g Try ny
mttarltl aa kr aiyak rmlalt
caat tka atn af tka H'ir
piar k4 ttr, kitoflM
katrUS 4tM0l pmU; to tta
ttr Trl In ftvf a to
kthiiMIy "at rllk HPvr"
wl "laUHttty!,"
Ut Mraap to tavati? tMll;
at Hit Man af Ts.
Ptoll7 attfl fl!4rw!
M prodnotn attrll H th
K4 taritd ftrms. Much of tht
ateat raluabl al' til 1 burled from
tlfkt la rut ptriodtctl littrt
tur, arlnelptllr tht tbttrust tnd
aat lvyt toeeulbl publleitlons
af Itamtd (oelttlti. Thlt his bttn
iceumulatinr during mtny yttra
t icltntiflc ttudy, both In tht
itrnlattloo of tacitnt chronicles,
tod la tht f laid work tnionf tht
trlkt. Many of thue students
tr f the typt he htv often
dlt ftr yrt (mons; tht ptoplt
thy ttuditd. tnd mhos lantisgt
they had first to mister befort
they could tet much further.
Trtlntd obtervers of this caliber
art eommenly completely tnd tuc
etssfully objective In their ap
proach If thty art not wedded to
some definite conclusion that they
seek to prove. It Is recognized that
(Oak scholars can be Implicitly
optod a recorders of the lnfor
auUMt that hat been livtn to
ttn.
Yat In certain respects tht mod
tra tathropolot'st works under a
dls4rnts. The stresm cannot
rto higher Uiaa It source. While
tot recording of data into docu
moaUry farm can be Implicitly ac
cepted at authtntlc. we cannot be
anally aura of the authenticity of
in native informant, in tna course
and a half of whisky at en alttlng
to get a hangover from tht fusel
oil content alone." aha tald, smil
ing. "Do you know of anyone who
lioea that?"
Miss Plamp sings alto in her
church choir, her hobbv la gplnr
on camping trips, and her current
beau Is a Princeton University
English professor.
Has her unususl occupation had
nr unususl elfect on her?
'Well. If I liavt a eold I have
to let tht simples pile up until I
shake It and gtt my aense of smell
bsck." sht said.
"There's one other thing. I used
to havt a great deal of trouble
with my teeth. Bat sine I became
a taster aeven yeart ago I haven t
developed a alnglt ntw cavity."
She emphasised, however, she
wasn't recommending whisky-rinsing;
tht teeth 2 timet a day as a
substitute for a visit to tht demist.
It merely has worked out that way
with her.
phoning, tht scientists ssy.
New gsdgets are so complex and
skilled lsbor on assembly lines so
expensive that industry Is turning
to still mora complex gadgets to
make tht whole thing as automatic
as possible.
Temper Of Times
WSO LONGiHONDOMT WRetrrl I 7HE C4NCWJE ANIGHT W"""? '
A TH6 SET TDDVSO'S ITU. BtMfmMtmm-
k psj? LPtUS PICTURE TUKTtf I p3j2j .
mam rriMEtz TROUBLE ISi I V. VjJiiou Xkin cioD.miJS -J InaPTO
THAT NISUT- CZ I I m
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By JAMES MARLOW
WASHINOTON, un Prtsldeot D-ntT i. q,, ,utur..
Elsenhower's fourth State of tht
Union message te Congress re
flects more than the temper of tht
( years, ehtnges have taktn place times.
i many trioes. utnain roings t. .... . -aim. rettrslned mes-
it'oud Heading
Summit, N. J. (To the Editor)
My reason for this note Is to ssy
that this month the Herald and
News liss boon arriving irrcguai
ly with later dates coming often
before earlier dates which I as
sume Is because of the enormous
sntount of holtdsy mall. But for
some reason the issue of Decem
ber U was incomplete. If It Is not
too much trouble. I'd appreciate
geitirg a complete copy, as I hate ,
ea miss one. !
I'd uke to add that although I,
know almost no one In your area
I get more pleasure out of read-j
tng your newspaper than I do out!
o! reading some of the big New t
son. I wish you and your organ-, WASHINGTON IUP) Look for
lsatloa much happiness and pros- an official announcement , soon
that the United States will stase
Atomic Officials Predict
Series Of H-Bomb Tests
I. L. C.
"Jttttlt Relautas" aad the laHivid.
Ml raeltala af wta aTtduettloa
aeh es tka various Mrly mls
tlarls Ip ftatrtl, or tntelllgent
(and trie, to p, KlentUie)
lrvler utk ts Ue tnd Clark.
eg! M. W. tl Mtxlmll
Isjj f Wd. Jealsh Oragf tnd
ethers. With tot at miy assocl
kto such arly resident Si David
Tkpoo tot yaungtr, Alittadef
nry, Daniel Wllliaiat narmon.
tora wkt took th troukl
to writ up thir om journals er
e)jrprlnett. Such mm iper cm
maly axhiblted some degree f
ul-Mlatiris oeutlen. tat at
least a llterery rtaseltnet fe
tof iteti re frequently rvled
tad Tlndleatdd by snore etaotrn
maratvt trttlea f liter time
W atturtlly tun( f ram thee
Hft rtedrds to soe whtt the stu
daatt V madtra tnthrtatlegist,
at developed In kit mvtstlgtutns
tnd while e find the h.tf
at ttleaee dvflag their leamM.
r7 a tmamietad lltdrar f
torta. o 11 raise, leant to re
to eel met alto va aaara cauass
toaa tk fenaet kaatosa tamt af
wea matriatiti Mv avltd
ldl vidusl prefer ease toat they
purama anui hi greattsi ar en
thlsi to to aitlatlM af til
vMane to th iantfiry. Tht pre
atotlaa w caA pa aaturad b-
mMhtne; sa ttr as it gars will a
tuHiralle; Vat ut give at kaure
tasllmanr, far tjempl. will be
tack 4 net asertly toe totora
iatod opinio af th mardtt.
to"fi toe raaarddr may kte pre
sestad loadlnd austla toil tr
to tint) with hit tooepta aetltf and
kas ftiled to felitv vtdho tot
wNl to a.' him to a ki or rar.
may net have beta rtmembered
tecurauly or mty have been
drapptd from memory altogether
aa eompltttly that their former
praraltne affirmed by one Is
doubted or denied altogether by
aaothtr. While we tccept the laws
r numbers of probability, a given
s affords no sbsolute gusrantee
that th on may not be right
and mm mar wrong, oth
er usttea esserted by observers of
past tint, which hav long been
utmvn end discerned in tht
graduil ellmb to a relatively high-
r level al civilisation, havt some.
iisnt tapartntiy come to be re-
Cirdtd as btlnf childish or ptr
ipt trait )nd stent tnd degrading.
Thus th student enterlnr the
field at history It factd with a
difficult gamt for ht must deter
put what It. truth tnd whit It
Cetlan tmeng th many accounts
flads uaaa th rtcord. It is
aat t tlmplt a thing to say that
tlaee, ea-and-se, ha mat a false
Itatetsent verj-thln he has re
ttrded ar told should be discarded
being unreliable, otherwise en
vauU atilokly and up with nothing.
Tka student must learn ta aeeept
a rJt th etetemente of his
mthtltllee and havt a definite
msaa tor doing so. errors must
k dttatted and corraettd aa that
lator students who follow need not
htv ta go all thrnugh the same
pretest f determining what la
Plfkt a what it wrong.
tfrtmklmg Socrei
By AI, BOYLE
NlTtP YORK W Mariorio
Pltma. a young tkolr singer whose
srkiaky lata far to last 7 years
total IM at liana, la na secret
dnnkar kul tht hat a drinking
t ret.
vrr day, fiv days a wttk.
par in and vr AMI. aha IaIcm
aboard ta averag af 2 two-ounce
sniffers af bourbon ar about two
full rtttla.
Rva to ateadiest natron f the
tup that ahttrs might wonder how
a i-ft--lnh yeunt ltdv wtlthint
aaly tl pounds could put down
an that stgil and remain clear
t!t4 and ttattjy tvtn it she
m frar. Kentucky (which she
daes) gad had two hollow legs
1 which ait dtflnlttly doesn't).
The Inner lies In Miss Plamn's
drinking secret. She doesn't down
tk eajff. he mtrtly swishes It
u 1 her mouth tar a few
tea), wen spits Ii out.
"Yog, all af It." said Marjerie
firmly. "Every drp."
Sht la. m far as ah knows, the
warld't only full-time lady whlskv
a star,
"And I love tht work every
mtment of It," sht said. "I'd be
loat without It."
For th banellt of those Inter
ested In seeking atady (and you
do hv to remain steady) employ
ment ta this Interesting field. Miss
Warpp offers little advice. Chance
played a considerable role in her
Own career.
After graduating with a decree
m Ahenustry from a Catholic girl's
ssge at a time when on th turfac
the world is cslm. While th war
with communism continuts una
bated. It is being fought without
guns right now. Thera were no fire
crackers In the message.
Three years of responsibility for
running the government and lead
ing the anti-Communist world,
Judging from the messsge, have
had a sobering effect on the Elsen
hower administration.
This messsge was cult differ
ent from the on Elsenhower de
livered to Congress lit 1IS. Just
after he had taken ofllc and re
turned from his dramatlo post
election trip to' Keroa, when tht
wtr was allll on.
In that intssagt, hit first, Elsen
hower announced ho was with
drawing tha 1th Fleet from Its pro
tective role around Formosa. This
waa th famous "unlosshlng" ef
Chiang Kai-shek.
it was a piece tr thtatrictllsm
which Elstnhowtr hat probably
regretted. Chiang couldn't have hit
tne mainland Red Chines without
big Amerloan help.
H never got the help. Instead.
he's been bottled up to keep him
from starting a war which ht
couldn't finish and which would
Involve the United statea on the
mainland.
If Elsenhower hoped to scare the
Red Chinese by "unleashing "
Chiang, they did not show It. But
no startled, if he didn t scar,
American allits who could foresee
themselves Involved on th mala
land too.
The Elsenhower administration,
through Secretary ef State Dulles,
gave ilie Allies some bad hours
lstar also. That was by his talk of
masslv retaliation' which was
never inflicted even when Kerth
Indoohlna fell.
There were no theatrlcallsms In
Elsenhower's message this year.
The Allies hav shown the most
Confidence In Amerietn lesdership
wnen it stays esim. Elsenhower
spoke calmly of Soviet Intentions
and tht need ta stsy armed.
The Democrats did to this ms-1
ssgo what they have done to some
of Elsenhower's other messages:
they mocked it as being simply an
extension of th Ntw Deal and
"Fair Deal."
But they know, as Elsenhower
does, no psrty could hop to keep
office If It sought t eliminate, or
failed to extend to some degree,
the basic social programs of the
post 30 yesrs. And this Is aa elec
tion ye.
All the domestic parts of Elsen
hower's message prove Is that the
Democrats snd Republicans are
close together. The Domoerata
themselves ar offering only somt
extensions of their old program.
They haven't offered anything
startling either.
Gooding new H-bomb tests in the Pacific
this year.
President Eisenhower made it
clenr Thursday that this country
will not be duped by foreign prop
aganda Into calling the tests off.
Atomic sources saw In his State
of the Union message assurance
that the United States will con
tinue to perfect nuclear weapons
for defense of the free world.
A congressional authority said
the new tests will be held tills
sprins at the Eniwetok - Bikini
proving ground in the Marshall
Good Deed
Klamath Falls, Or. (To the Edi
tor) I would Ilk to add my
"thanks" to those you have re
ceived on your second year of keep
ing the headlines of the front page
during the week prior to Christ
mas tree of crime, war, and dis
aster. I sincerely believe that it
really helps In keeping the "spirit
of Christmas" alive during the last
few days ef rush In preparation for
the day w celebrate spiritually Islands. The last tests there, in
as th birthday of Christ and en-1 the spring of 1054. were of "super
thusiasttcally th traditional story ! H-bombs" comparable In violence
of Santa Claus. I to 19 million or 20 million tons of
In addition to your great step TNT.
"This year," the congressional
authority said, "we are thinking
in terms of 40 million to SO million
tons."
In Thursday's message Mr. Eis
enhower mentioned the atom In
10 different paragraphs. Five of
the references were to peacetime
uses. v
The President spoke of U.S. ef
forts "to harness the atom for the
He said
in furthering the spirit of Christ
mas." I would like to set your
papar set an example of omitting
th traditional abbreviation of
Xmas" for Christmas. I realize
th abbreviation Xmas Is probably
used ts a metns to save space or
fit tht column more easily than
writing tht word Christmas out.
but I know for 1 fact that children
In the classrooms use the word
"Xmes" whenever thev want to
write th. word Christinas. Also. I betterment of mankind
tht adults are lazily writing down
th abbreviation instead of writing L
u in full. i aam Kayburn
The Jayctes, (Junior Chamber of ' , ,
Commercei havt tried as part of rlflS BirthClClV
their religious program, to encour- "
j age newspapers throughout the na
tion 10 eliminate as mucn as pos
sible, the over-used abbreviation
"Xmas" and the word "Yuletlde"
for the word Christmas. Their rea
son and slogan Is; "Put Christ back
into Christmas." Putting Christ
back Into Christmas Is something
many, many people have forgotten
"nuclear war would be an Intoler
able disaster." And he added that
this country will keep trying to
get Russia to accept a perfidy
proof system of arms control.
But he also noted that Soviet
leaders so far have refused "to
create the indispensable condi
tions" for a secure peace.
That being the case, the United
States is beefing up its power to
deter or repulse aggression by
"making operational new weapons
and by integrating the latest scien
tific developments, including new
atomic weapons, into our military
plans." You can't do any of that
without field experiments to prove
the fruits of research.
So the 1056 tests will go on as ,
scheduled despite political pres-1
sure from the Cow unlit world, j
from India, and from British La-j
boiitc circles for an East-West
agreement to ban further H-bomb j
development.
Prenaratlon for this year's tests ;
liave been under way a long time.
The test organization, Joint tbsk
Force Seven, Is a semi-permanent
agency.
President Eisenhower Is under-;
stood lo have given his final okay !
for this year's tests to AEC Chair
man Lewis L. Strauss shortly be-j
fore his pre-Christmas return from J
Gettysburg. .
Hospital Holds
Open House
MOUNT SHASTA More than
250 persons attended th open
house of Mount Shasta Community
Hospital last Saturday.
Registered nurses on the staff
and others on the reception com
mittee were Mrs. Dorothy Stans
bury, Mrs. Virginia Ramshaw,
Mrs. Ruby Spannaus, Mrs. Patricia
Healey. Mrs. Marian Newberry,
Mrs. V. Runyon, Mrs. Luclle Grif
fin and Mrs. Kathleen Ardlll.
Hostesses were the wives of the
six doctors who have taken over
the hospital under a non-profit cor
poration. The hospital opened Its
doors officially on January 1.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1856
French Outlook
Said Gloomy
PARIS 11 The outlook for for
motion of a new French govern
ment became gloomier today with
a Republican Front alliance re
buff to overtures by Premier Ed
gar Faure for a wide center coall
tion. The recently formed Republican
Front is led by former Premier
Pierre Mendes- Fiance, who heads
one wing of the Radical Socialists,
and Socialist leader Ouy Mollet.
Mollet announced the rejection
of Faure's bid after a meeting
with Mendes-France. He said all
elements of the Republican Front
will stick together and form a gov
ernment on their own If they get
the chance.
The Republican Front controls
some 160 seats and Faure't group
In? about 180.
Faure suggested that the next
government be formed by a wide
coalition of center parties because
of the streneth 202 seats record
ed in Monday's election by the
Communism and antltax support
era of Pierre Poujade. Together,
the two center factions' 340 or so
seats would be a sizable majority
in the 856-sent Assembly.
Mollet said such a move was
Impossible because of differences
between the Republican Front and
Faure's supporters. Faure is a
Radical Socialist like Mendes
France but they have fought each
other bitterly and the party has
divided behind them.
Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping er Irritating?
Don't be mbftrrawert by loose false
teeth ilipplng, dropping or wobbling
when you eat, talk or laugh. Juit
prtnkle a little FASTEETH od your
plates. This pleasant powder gives a
remarkable aense of added, comfort
and security by holding plates more
flrmly. No gummv. gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. It's alkaline ( non-acid .
Oat FABTEETH at any drug counter.
WASHINGTON Wspeaker of
the House Sam Rayburn (D-Tex)
turned 74 today, looking and acting
younger than many colleagues
much his Junior.
wires aim aciepuuiic tans i
reached his cnpltol office con prat-1
ulatinR him. He has served as !
or left out. All they think of is the I sn jn historyn yearSi 3 months J
...r :r " days.
Just before the House recessed
yesterday for the weekend, mem
bers of both political parties culo
girod Rayburn. who has been a
member of that body since March
4. 10111. It was noted that he has
served longer than any other pres
ent House member.
w (and gels
Bv SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK ijpi All this pros
perity everyone is talking about
today means that America kteps
hoisting Its standard of living with
colltga In Louisville, sht got a Job new gadgets and mart tnd bttttr
hint yeart ago as a laboratory
technician with tht Brovm-Forman
ejiHllltry.
"Two ytars liter they made me
taattr," she said. "I ha to taste
about M to M samples a day o!
vhlikles In all conditions of aging
taatlag thlm ftr proof eonttnt,
fltvar, aaay. iruasa and color.
"Tn last un li indispensable.
A ')Uky might pass a ejiemiral
ll perfKtlv well but still taste
mighty nnaeey."
- Ku Plamp aava sht never takes
a drink ah tht Job and adds that,
la a matMr af fact, a distillery is
out of the hartest placs in "the
wrl for a felltw to cure a thirst.
"Alter tvtiy three ramplei. I
hat ta rtst my taste buds (or
fiva mtnutaa." she said. "I tontine
my drinking l purely social ecca
lrn. 4 I hav a rwo-dnnk limit.
That's my capacity."
aita rtulring monumentil
itlfoalral. a prlsslnal whlskv
tstr Is under other limitations.
K etn't, tr example, takt am
pits home t Ma friends.
"Thtr ir u roitrnment men
arounn u ehi.'X on thing
good
And each tlmt It does, tttmi
like, it creates a ntw proolem.
Jet plantt go faattr. But thty
cMI tor ntw technlquts In mttal
working and ntw tlltyt-or they
melt. And thty havt oratd th
probltm of how t tut down
tht nels and what t a tbtut
tht ld amilltr tirparu.
Wrap around wlndshlildi ir
popular with motorists txctpt
whe'i It ln' Tin tht eld tr'
windshield wlptr finds tht ttng
rough around tht aunts. So ro
tation tha word golftr aen Hegan
says espliins how he corrtcttd nil
hookis tppllrd to 4 wiper using
a kind of wrist and elbow motion.
Smaller homes save sttps and
expense but the generously scaled
By UNITED PRESS
WASHINGTON House Repub
llcan Leader Joseph w. Martin,
Jr. (Xlass) on President Elsenhow
er's Stat of the Union message
ruling out an income tax reduc
tion "I think there'a a chance lor
a tax cut. provided the nroner
furniture you inherited won't lit economic conditions art mat and
them. Now furniture fashions are tht budgtt balanced."
born convertible bef- stand in llv
the Christmas gift buying or how
much they will spend.
I know It is too late to ' 'ingest,
th change for this year, but I
thought It would be th time to
encourage your paper to make an
other great step forward by show
ing other papers In the state and
nation, that Christ Is in the word
Christmas in your newspaper.
Again I like to say "thanks" for isuwiorM or mr nw
the effort you have put Into your ! ini. "
paper in keeping tne cnrlstmas
spirit alive.
John Heilbronner
Religious and Christmas
Activities Chairman, Ore
gon State Junior Chamber
of Commerce
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at your local Feed & Seed,
Hardware, Plumber or
Bldq. Supply Store.
Good Hunch
San Francisco, Calif. 1T0 the Ed
itor) Once again we would like to
say thank you for the oppor'unltv
given us to tike care of your Band,
on its attendance at the East-West
gam.
Your young people are always
on of the high lights of this great
classic and the sixty thousand per
tons In attendance were greatly
Imorossed with their versatility and
ability.
Mr, Andrew Loney Jr. and his
staff hart again achieved an out
standing success. Much favorable
comment is thereby engendered for
you fehool and the community.
We hope you will entrust them
lo our care acain next year.
Sincerely yours.
Howard M. Hall
Manager
(Eds Note: The above letter was'
stnt t Arnold Orals pp. city schools
superintendent, with copies goln?
t th chamber of commerce and
Andy Loney.)
Quotes
Ing rooms, transistors reolace ra
dio tubes and primed eltclrlcal cir
cuits replace the mate of wires.
Business Office techniques
spawn of personnel management,
pension plans, overtime scales.
sh: union dues checkoffs, w lthholdlng
taxes, multiple division corpora
tionscall tor so mui'h paper work
that mechanical brains had te b
a uif praai iwi aa warg ar aatiraan caused th hangover one
pa many atiaune aajttnt u nf If ht imbibes too freelv
ijfyffllWIf l fttity lViaaJT,"Tu'a hav ta aruti i
"I had ta tak a treat deal of
k'.tdlng than I first got this job.
but -aa aw acquaintances are invented to keep abreaal t the
d la it. No. my fam '; doesn't new problem,
rhlnd. After r.U. 1 am a chemist. p.nv toLnhnn. im. uji ia
i.mvr aim a oang out or 11.
crvtr Ut years Marjone has be-
cm a real evpari eh bourbon
th atnltd mat tht fusel oil In
gallon
serve. In thtir fashian. But s
many Americans want to gab en
the phones at one these days that
scientists had te think up ways of
carrying multiple conversations
over tht same cabl. And Just 1 ruing production costs and declin-
antaa lies iransconuntniai aiai ug prices
PHILADELPHIA Th Very
Rtv. Canon J. Francis Tucker,
chaplain to Prince Rainier III of
Monaco, on screen actress Orace
Kelly, to whom the prince is en
md: "I think she Is a greit kid."
WASHINOTON President Eis
enhower recommending measures
In his State of the Union message
to aid the nation farmera:
"Our farm people are not shar
ing aa they should in the general
prosperity. They alone ol all ma
jor groups have leen their incomes
decline rather than rise. They are
caugm oeiween to millstones-
The Day
of I'usli-Bill Ion Driving
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Cunningham & Rickey Motors
Dodge-Plymouth and Dodqe "Job-Rated" Trucki.
So. 7th and Commercial Phone 8104
January WHITE SALE!
Mb
SUTTA
ercale
f4M.tM.aa,
SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES
Sheets and Cases Save 1.35 to 2.00 on these
luxurious 200 count supercale Plain hem
styles.
Reg. 5.95 Sale Price 4.45
Reg. 6.85 Sale Price 5.35
Reg. 5.95 Sale Price -1.45
........ Rag. 6.95 Sale Price 5.45
Reg. 6.95 Sale Price 5.45
Reg. 8.45 Sale Price 6.45
42x38'2 cases Reg. 1.60 plain hem Sale Price 1.20
42x38'2 cases Reg. 2.15 scolloped hem Sale Price 1.60
72x108
81x108
Bottom fitted twin ...
Bottom fitted double
Top fitted twin ......
Top fitted double ...
Beautiful sheets for your own bed or for your guest ream . ,
gift givinp to brides. Buy now and sove on this sole!
for
New! North Star
Norman
Blanket
15"
A fine blend of 25 ny
lon, 75 wool. Nylon to
give extra strength and
woshability. Bound with 8"
Acetate sotin. Colors bluff,
white, yellow, green, rose,
walnut. Size 80 x 90. Soe
clol volue at only 15-95.
Req. 4.19 Sheet
Blanket
49
Fieldcrest's new Rocking
ham. A' fine American cot
ton sheet blanket in blue
green, gold, oink with satin
binding. Size 72 x 90.
Reg. 4.19.
Lady Pepperell Percale
Paste1 Colored Sheets
WHITE SALE PRICES
Reg. 3.69
Reg
Reg.
81x108
Fitted lops
Fitted Bottom
3.69 ...
3.49 ...
Now 2.95
Now 2.5
Now 2.95
lanuar White Sale offers many worthwhile
avingr an Household terns. You save now on
hests, iowels, blanket:, ipreads, curtains, rugsl
Mohawk Muslin Sheets
AT LOWER PRICES .
81x108 Now Each 1.99
Bottom fitted double Now Each 1.99
8ottom fitted twin Now Each 1.89
Feather
PIIows
I"
Crushed turkey feathers in
o fine quoltty art ticking.
Pink ond blue.
Extro - Chenille
Bedsoread
I- 95
Reg. 6.95 value. Fine qual
ity corduroy in assorted
decorotor colors. Buy now
and save.
I
Klomoth'i Own Specialized Deportment Store
7i
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mil
Mill! I
721 Main
Ftr Distinctive Gifts
Phone 4561