Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 30, 1958, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE R A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER an I " OM DATA AD ' m 1 L DWIN D-vl ... of course! AS If you're not shopping here you'rt spending too much! Business News By FLORENCE JENKINS This year J. W. Kerns. Oreg Ltd., 734 So. 6th, will hold it; fifth annual puppet show (01 youngsters . . . adults like it too . . . this year it will he Menot ti's opera for children, "Amahl am the Night Visitors," with the ori ginal New York recording . . there is no charge and shows will be held at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. or Fridays and at 10 a.m., 2 p.m and 4 p.m on Saturdays starting on Dec. 5 with the last show on Dec. 20. . . . Santa Claus will cW tin. children after each 30- minute performance . . . there ...iii hn iiinmr.sizp chairs to seat the little ones and Ben and Phyllis Kerns will manipulate tne pup pels and stage effects as they have during tne pasi iour yua a Christmas storv for ch dren, acted out by marionettes, has become traditional at J. w Kerns store. . 1JVI. tiJM About one-third of the annual business volume is done by most iewelrv stores between Thanksgiv- Ino and Christmas, according to the Jewelry Industry Council. March 1!59 has been designated at National Kgg Month ... it will he the 10th annual observance of National Kgg Month, sponsored by the Poultry and Egg National Board and the third consecutive vcar that March has been chos en. .. . Kathryn B. Nllcs, food economist with the board, slates that eggs are so near to protein perfection that scientists use egg protein as a standard to measure the value of protein in oiner ioocis 0 Ciifls by Wire, Inc.. a national network of bonded retailors olfor Ing the public new facilities for the sending and receiving of gilts on every occasion through the me dium of telephone, telegraph and other means of communication (just phone or visit a member drug store, for example, and se lect gifts from the list and they will be delivered, gift-wrapped, practically anywherei . . . an nounces its new national headquar ters at 312 SE Kirst St., Dclray Beach, Florida. . . . Currlns for Drugs and Payless Drug Store are local subscribers. Newspapers have been taken for granted to the point that the Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Asso ciation has organized a campaign to combat this attitude . . . called "Total Selling Rally," a meeting was held at Medford on Nov. 21 attended by representatives of the Klamath Kails Herald and News Grants Pass Courier, Ashland Dai ly Tidings and the Medford Mail Tribune. . . . Herb Grey, adver tising manager of Iho Mail Trib une and A. D. (Deb) Addison, advertising director of the Herald and News, were co-chairmen of the rally . . . among the major elements of Ihe program will br four induslry promotions in which all-out selling events will be held with newspapers combining their ouorls Willi those of manufactu rers, regional sales executives and dealers in each of the industries. Full and enthusiastic support (or the program already has been pledged by numerous companies and associations in these fields 0 Bids will be opened at 11 a.m., Dec. 8, by Harry V. Keating, base procurement officer, 408th Fighter Group. Mnfislcy Meld, for install ing 1.B02 lineal feet of 4-foot 6- inch chain link fence as base north boundary fence . . . the site may be viewed between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, by contacting the installation engineer, 4118th Fighter Group, Kingsley Field ... it is Il'B 5914. 0- "The whole country is talking about STA-NU, according to Mr and Mrs. E. l. Isensce. operators of Cascade Laundry and Cleaners, Seventh and Oak streets, Klamath W-2 Tax Form Limit Hiked Taxpayers who receive Forms W-2 Iwilhholding lax statement fur 19581 showing a limit of $5,000 (or filing Form 1040A can ignore that limit. U. C. Granquisl. district direc tor of the Internal Revenue Serv ice for the slate of Oregon, issued the statement today as a remind er of the new $10,000 income limit for tiling Ihe simplified card lorm return. He said a number of the Form W-2 statements showing Ihe old limit of $5,000 were given lo em ployes who left their place of em ployment during the year. Fifty throe million Forms W-2 were printed before the decision was made lo expand the use of Form KMiiA lo incomes up lo $10,000. Grnnquist estimates thai up to 31 million taxpayers now qualify lo use Ihe new Form 1040A. It can be used by any individual with total income of less than $10,000. consisting of wages reported en Form W-2 and nol more than $:'00 in dividends, interest and wages not subject lo withholding. Married couples hIso may tile n Joint return on Form 1040A it their combined income does not exceed these limits. 'alls. . . . STA-NU replaces the unltiral textile oils in the fibers called by the trade 'finishing igcnts') to make all fabrics take n new life . . . the dry cleaning irm asks the customer to be the udgc of its boast that this is final y "something new under the sun." 0 The Klamath Art Association will lave handmade gifts and decora tions for sale at the annual Christ mas Art'air at the Art Center near the Ponderosa School today and Dec. 5-7 and Dec. 12-14. -0 The 1958 Lake County United Fund reached its goal of $10,930 to finance the activities of 11 local and 17 state and national youth and welfare organizations, accord ing to Tom J. Flynn, president of Ihe Lake County United Fund.iand W. II. (John) Burll, drive chair man . . . Ihe board voted that the allocations for all UF agencies be paid in December since the col looted funds are for the 1959 ac tivitics of these groups. I, V . I; . Perky 3 mr- if- Mminsi SALE COMPLETED YlttKA William Orison, tim ber management Malf oilu-er of the Klamath National Forest oilier, announced the computed sale of the Shnkard Peak unit, Seiad working circle, on November 2ti to the highest bidder, Pine Mountain Lumber Company of Yrrkn nt the bidding price of $08,389. This con sisted of a volume of 9,150,000 board feet. Safeway Stores, Inc., is conduct ing a major promotional campaign on behalf of an abundant agncul tural commodity as part of its support of the fourth annual Na tional Farm-City Week which is just ending. . . . George Man Ran, Portland division manager, said his company is joining other food chains throughout the nation in a special promotion of filberts in order to help hard - pressed nut growers sell their largest carry over crop in history. . . . We arc all featuring filberts in our advertising and in-store displays during this promotion," lie said. . . . The campaign was or ganized by the National Associa tion of Food Chains at the request of the Northwest Nut Growers representing 3,000 growers in Ore- Kon and Washington), Oregon Farm Bureau Federation, Ameri can Farm Bureau Federation and the Oregon Filbert Commission, Mancan said. . . ."We arc spot lighting our filbert campaign to illustrate the act that Safeway Stores recognizes its interdepen dence with farmers everywhere," he said. We can dream, can't we. . . . Non-slop flights from Los Angeles lo Acapulco were inaugurated Nov. 21 by CMA Mexicana tie Aviacion. according to II. Max Hcalcy, gen eral manager . . . flights depart at 10:15 p.m. Fridays, using Doug las DC-ti equipment and Sundays, using Bristol Britanmas . . . flying time will average 5'i hours . . . first and tourist class passengers will be carried on the flights . the 34-year-old Mexican airline is using a New York City public re lations firms for its publicity. -0 Bright Christmas prospects arc forecast by Ihe nation s merchants, according lo a 107-market study report released by Ihe Bureau of Advertising of the American News paper Publishers Assn. . . . More than three-quarters of the nation's retailers confidently ex pect sales increases of around 5 per cent this Chrislmas over last year, the survey staled. . . . 'Eighteen per cent look for the amp business as last year and only 6 per cent predict sales de creases Ibis Christmas ... (his is the fifth such survey and re llecls a much more optimistic out look than the survey made dur ing November, 1057, according to Edward II. Burgeson, bureau re tail vice president. . . . "To meet Ihe greater sales potential antici pated, nine out of 10 retailers plan In invest a greater or at least the same amount of money for advertising this Christmas as last." 0 More than 05 per cent of some 400 lumber and wood product man ufacturers responding lo a nation wide survey by Ihe National Lum ber Manufacturers Assn. predicted that the industry will produce and sell as much or more lumber next year than in 1958 . . . nearly 00 per cent of Hie lumber manufactur ers covered by the survey expect private non-farm housing starts in 1059 In surpass the 1.070.000 units nkely for MM . . . the concensus was thai lumber output next year will be up about 3 8 per cent over 19,t8 and gross sales up 6 6 per lent . . . asked to suggest what the N'LMA could do (0 holster in dustry prospects for (he coining year, lumber manufacturers gave top priority lo "advertising, wood promotion, research and related activities. ' An assumed business name" cer tificate has been filed bv Byrd E. (Tuffyt (iilgshy and his wife. Elsie Grigshy, to do husincss as Shamrock Custom Meals, 4329 Shasta Way, Klamath Falls, 0- Buildiug in most of the Taciflc Northwest's 64 major cities con tinued lo climb upward during Oc lober . . . dwelling permit volume. up .'14 per cent over the previous month nd 65 nor cent over Octo her, 1957, accounted for Ihe lure est Rams . . . dollar volume of dwelling permits in Oregon showed a 102 per cent increase over the previous month and 193 per cent jump oxer a year ago. . . . Klam ath Falls had a dollar volume of S.'OS.tWO in October, 1958. compared with $149,126 for September and I47,657 lor October. 1957 ... a gain of 81) per con( over Ihe pre vious month and 82 per cent over ihe same month last year ... on dwelling permits only. Klamath Kails is un 85 per cent for Octo ber over September this year and 1 whopping 333 per cent over Octo- ler. 1957. DUSTERS - ROBES - BRUNCH COATS 3 minine - speciolly tor the torly-tsird Christmas Quilted Nylon . , . Corduroys . . Brunch coots Others stort ot 5.95 to 24.95 shoppers . . . Cotton Quilts . . . Flocked nylon sheer over 1 J 7 fi 4 t PETTICOATS Line for line copies of our more costly best sellers ... All in easy-care nylon tricot. All in sizes S, M, L . . . Colors in Blue . . . Red . . . Peach . . . Pink . . . Block and White . . . $098 z Special Purchase Nylon Tricot Slips A $5.95 value! Fashioned-to-fit bod ice . . . Lavish with lace and trim . . , White and colors . . , iff Sw ic kr'lng BLOUSES Whites! Colors! Prints! . . . Beautifully tai lored or Dressy as you like . . . Styles for every occotion, every wardrobe - easy care dacrons, nylons, cottons and exceptionally lovely pure silks in the selection , . . $2?8 Cotton from $3.9 lzei 40-46. $8 Sizes 30-38. Selections too In GIRLS MATCHING SETS 4 Nylon Tricot Nighties and Pajamas Matchinq sets . . . Pink. Blue, Yellow ly trimmed with lace. IMPORTANT BULKIES The biggest collection in town . . . The bulkier the better . . . This fashionable season . . . Shrug - bulky with metallic trim 5.95 . . . others t """ Q C to 12.95 . . . also casual warmth and flattery inP "N -J sweaters for the more mature figure . . . Fea- ) tures hiD Dockets. Innn sIppvps in Rluo . I Wnr . . . Rose . . . Navy . . . Black and White . . . from 8.95. Jeweled Washable ORLON CARDIGANS . . , Soft washable full fashioned Orion cardigans embroidered with npnrk nnrf rructnk . . . On Block . . . Pink. . . Blue ... or t 1 QR White . . . You'll want one for every I I 7 woman on your Christmas list ... I 7 $Q98 $098 IK 4 $398 . . . all lavish- to HANDBAGS A rich costume accent ... in a wide assortment of leather . . . Fabrics. A qood choice of styles and colors . . . from 2.98'. . . 29.95 . . . Also im ported Saddle Leather Bags in shoulder andor satchel styles . . . Natural Color . . . 2.98 & 4.98 . . . Wide Assortment of Exciting evening bags . . . Gleaming Rhinestone . '. . Zipper or fold over clutch . . . Velvet . . . Satin . . . Rich Colors . . . Red . . . Blue . . . Green . . . Bla;k . . . White . . . from up.miy av. Angel Treads 'J Washable Slippers in Corduroy, Satin and Orion Fur . . . Lovely colors ... to $2495 NEW BRILLIANTS A brilliant new collection of stone-set cos fume jewelry that highlights and intensi fies the fashion palate . . . See them mering necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pins. Also tailored gold and silver. Priced from ... for the woman that has every thing MINK COLLARS 98 and COIN TRIMMED VELVET OR Leather Slippers ' S JC'V -v ACCESSORIES Squirrel Scarves 8.95 Flowers from 59c m Handkerchiefs 59c Stuffed Animals 79cl Character Dolls 79cl Aprons 1.00 Silk Scarves 1.00 Wool Scarves . 1.00 Stoles... Wool or Orion 3.98 $CT95 9T Packaged in attractive and useful vinyl envelopes . . . Gay colors . . . . . . Black and White ... GIRLS CORDUROY QUILTED SKIRTS Red or White . . . Two-piece skirt and Weskit , ... all wool . .' . blue or red 2.98 GIRLS DRESSES Bright floral Everglaze , . and dressy plain colors . "Wash 'n Wear" fabrics. ,p,aj$098 w To $598 $095' $098 7 PARTY DRESSES COLORFUL BATH SETS O People Read SPOT ADS - you are $098j 2- Specially Gift Boxed Absorbent ensembles ROYAL TERRY Kitchen Apron Matchinq Towel . . . The newest in dish drying fashion . . . 99c to 1.49 -59c to 79c Fashion magic for the party season! You'll love these new arrivals . . . cocktail dresses . , . formals . . . afternoon frocks . , , including the new "balloon" styles illustrated. Nrt. ... rhiffi-inc tnf- fetas , . . bees . . . bra- cades ... all colors. 1498T0$2895 Stuck for ideos? Give a BON BAZAAR ' GIFT CERTIFICATE Let her choose her own pretty things . . available In any ! amount. I.. .......... Low, Low Prices Plus GREEN STAMPS! Baby Skin Dolls of Quality ... 13" DOLL OF MOLDED VINYL Has baby features, movable arm and legs . . . Drink and Wets . Sleeping Eyes . Dressed In Pink . . . Blue or or White . . 15" ALL WASHABLE VINYL Life-like body with beoutiful molded head . . Rooted Curly Hair that can be washed and waved . . . Dressed In pink or blue or gandy and Lace trimmed dress with undies ond Hat to match . . . Socks and vinyt shoes , Exceptional VALUE at 21" TALL FORMAL DOLL " Dressed in formal g"wr of nylon Lace ond Lame' trim ... An exotic doll glittering with eweli . . . Rooted Saran Hair ... All Vinyl . . . Dressed In Blue . . . Black ... or Red. $98 $298 $VI98 Many others to choose from . . . from 1 .98 11 IMIlif 4480 So. 6th Ntxt to Oregon Food