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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE TO FIT AND FLATTER IT'S BON BAZAAR'S No Lay-Aways- ALL SALES FINAL! NO REFUNDS! GREEN STAMPS Too! ft f9164 14!4-24'i 6ew-Simple no side opening! Just unbutton shoulders flip into thi cool wonder in a jUfy. Cut to fit shorter, fuller litrures no al teration problems. Make several in gay cottons you'll give thanks for them now: again on those sul try summer days to come. Pattern 9164: Half Sizes 14 Vi, 16",, Ml. JO'i. 22"2. 24.4. Size lff"2 takes 41 yards 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald nd News. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Home Extension MALIN BOME EXTENSION UNIT By Virginia Blohm The Malin Home Extension Unit met at the home of Mrs. Wil liam Rajnus for an all-day meet ing Tuesday. February 7, with 25 members and guests present. The project. "Rolls and Breads from Sweet Dough." was demon strated by the leaders, Mrs. Wil liam Rajnus and Mrs. Charles Dobry. They showed how to make all kinds of fancy rolls from the setting of the dough to the fin ished product. The demonstration was particularly Interesting be cause they demonstrated both the American and Bohemian methods. Lunch, which was served by the leaders and Mrs. Cecil Jackson, consisted of the rolls, fruit salad and coffee. At the business meeting,- follow ing lunch, Mrs. Ernest Gray, vice chairman, presided. There was a report by Ann Lahoda on ACWW seals. A letter was read from the Azalea Home Committee, request ing the units to send in more Betty Crocker coupons for the sil ver tea service for Azalea House. The special prize donated by Mrs. Bonnie Stephens was won by Mrs. Howard Henderson. KENO HOME EXTENSION UNIT By Lou Smith "Care of the Hair" was the pro ject at the regular meeting of the Keno Home Extension meeting Wednesday. February 15, at 10:30 a.m. Project leaders, Mrs. Elmer Erlel and Mrs. Veryl Young, dem onstrated the setting of pin curls on models, Mrs. Marion Padgett and Mrs. Larry Owen. Shampoo ing, brushing and the construction of the hair were discussed during the demonstration. A potluck luncheon preceded the afternoon session, which was called to order by Mrs. Marion Padgett, chairman. Mrs. Newton Negley ready the "thought for the day"; and the group voted to donate five dollars to the Heart Fund for its charity contribution. It was an nounced that Mrs. Floyd Stone will start a "traveling basket" to raise funds for the unit treasury, special prize of the day was won by Mrs. Veryl Young. The remainder of the meeting was turned back to the project leaders who illustrated, with sug gestions offered by the group, ap propriate and becoming hairdos for various face-shapes. There were 22 members present and four guests, Mrs. H. D. Clark. Mrs. Richard Jameson. Mrs. Rob ert Lynn and Betty Hawthrone. Three new members of the unit are Mrs. Don Johnston, Mrs. Rob ert Lynn and Mrs. -S t a n 1 e y Svoboda. The March meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Veryl Young the topic, "Braided Rugs." Revlon Announces $250,000 TV Show NEW YORK, ifi The sponsor of "The SM.000 Question" plans a new television show with a grand prize of a quarter of a million dollars. A spokesman for the sponsor. Revlon Cosmetics, said the show will be called "the Most Beautiful Girl In the World." He said three pretty giris wiii compete each week with a final winner picked once a year. The biegest cash prize on televi sion so far has been the $100,000 lop award on "The Big Surprise." The new show may start this Hummer, Revlon said. O People Read SPOT ADS -you are. Absolutely No Sales UNTIL SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY -9 A.M. Wow! We're cleaning house! Since we cannot tell a lie, we'll have to admit that some of the items on sale have been around a lonq time. We don't want 'em, so qive them a new home! Not all sixes or colors and quantities are limited but terrific buys while they last! SAVE ON APPLIANCES 1 Deep Fat Fryer1'" -5.00 5 Elec. Irons-1 1.00 4 Table Lamps8"1" 1.00 6T.V Lamps 1.00 each 4 Table Lamps 'STS?.. 5.00 1Elec.Wafflelron"'-W0 1 Clock Radio " -5.00 5 Elec. Fans R' 7 " 1.00 1 Corn Popper " " "5 1 .00 Serving Trays 10c , Nr?', NU-UFE 'socks c : -. UP SSS 5..,$! ' 3 GROUPS ..: i-' f LADIES DRESSES T-SHIRTS W W Values to 35.95 on Sale I I 4 ONLY! MEN'S I IST WASHABLE 1 1.50 4 for 1.00 Bathroom Sets -"V Bath Towels Bath Towels Wash Cloths Shower Curtains Clear Plastic Tablecloth 4 ONLY! MEN'S LUMBERJACK WOOL COATS Reg $14.95 NOW 5 Reg. 5.95 54"x54" Reg. 25c each SAVE ON LUGGAGE $1 5 for 1.00 Wool Shirts M " 15 for 1.00 Pajamas Wool Shirts Cll Cl 1- Boys - Reg. 1.99 LOTION Jllll li N 149 Boys Reg. 10.95 NOW Boys Flonnel Ski Type Reg. 3.49 9. 8.49 Group $ 2 $3 Sweat Sox Work Caps 2.00 5.00 1.00 3.00 50c 4 for 1.00 59c Wool flirts Values to $12.95. These are well made, smart and in qood , . colors but we've only qot a few, so out they qo at MATCHING JACKET Values to $17.95 to match the skirts above. .We cannot tell that fib . . . these didn't qo at the reqular price so take one home for only 4 ONLY! ALL WOOL SUITS These looked qood when we bouqht them but they've stayed with us too long! Three piece suits, values to $42.95. A give away ot V $2 5 $10 00 1 Ladies Leather Jacket" '"-""ow $1 Fancy Diapers 2 in pk9-Rc9' liL 50c Special Assortment $ Children's, Misses, Ladies, and Men's. Not all sizes, but a terrific buy! Girl's tfifinn DRESSES Values to 8.95 NOW ONLY $2 NOW Reg. 1.9B to 3.98 Children's Corduroy Pedal Pushers ond p-w $1 Boy's Sizes 2-6 Flannel Shirts $1 Corduroy Diaper Sets 51 Children's Hats and Scarves 50c Values to 4.49! Children's one piece Coveralls SI and $2 Values to 1.98 STAMPED GOODS 25c-50c$1 Many Other Items! Look for the HATCHET TAGS! We've really chopped the prices on these! Kiddy Kooks CKnJ"" " 50c Dolls ow 1.00 and 2.00 Yard Goods " "' "' 3 $1 4$1 1 Group LADIES PURSES Winter WHITE $100 HATS Ladies Flannel Gowns SI Slips Lodies p Rayon and Nylon $2 Yard Goods 4" 1 Group Values to $2 COSTUME JEWELRY 1 G pi1 m Children's CANVAS SHOES Q $100 C A 4480 So. 6th AIAAR Next to Oregon Food Low, Low Prices Plus H'fC Green Stomps
