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HERALD AND NKWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sundav, Dec. 13, 1959
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slippers and lingerie and lace . . . loves diamonds
and opals and creams for her face . . . gasps over
sterling, yearns for a speed boat to win a fast
race ... but LISTEN old Santa. ONE of her loves
CAN be a VELVET COAI
from MILLER'S.
Don't spend another
CHRISTMAS-bound nickel
nor walk another block un
til you ride the ELEVATOR
to the SECOND FLOOR,
and see these bell ringers
In black, it-can't be-true
Ruby red, Electric blue,
VELVETS as soft as sum
mer breezes, push - up
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sleeves or deep cuttad wide ones, tace-Trammg
pleated large COLLAK5 or none at all, elutcn
coats, water repellent, ttho you a never guess iti
perfect for daytime wear and handsome for eve
ning at S37.50 and $39.95 at MILLER'S.
VELVETEENS in 4 - button style, BAT - WING
sleeves, heavier, warmer, over-a-suit charmers,
bright red, Emerald green, purple, the rich shade
of Concord grapes, soft, deep blue, dark choco
late and black, these at $32.95 for CHRISTMAS.
Snooped behind the scenes to DISCOVER those
heavenly JEWELED KNITS . . . give glamour to
your Christmas STAR, a two-piece KNIT SUIT with
glitter of sequins, demure with pearls and sparkle
of crystal beads, BLUE as lovely as Texas BLUE
BONNET . . . PINK as luscious as strawberry ice
cream and WHITE for that stunning brunette, in
MILLER'S READY-TO-WEAR at $39.95.
There's a GIFT STORY in the center aisle, FIRST
FLOOR . . . CHARLES of the RITZ CREAMS to
keep her skin soft as a gray dove's breast, beauti
fully GIFT wrapped $2 to $5 . . . hand-blended
FACE POWDER made into compacts especially
for HER . . . Hand-crafted HANDBAGS, Letisse
and Same (pronounced Sarnayl imported CALF
BAGS from France, alligators and lizards, rhine
stone, pearl and brocade EVENING BAGS, $2.98
to $35 . . . SCARVES, MITTENS and HOSIERY,
Bellsharmeer, Archer and MILLER'S o.wn brand . . .
PERFUMES, D'Orsay, EVYAN and ANGELIQUE,
t scented with essence of flowers from GRAS5E
. . . CHRISTMAS has us all scrambling for ideas
. . . THESE won't lead you astray if ou go ta
512 Main,
MILI.F.H'S
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Would We lornit You
at CHRISTMAS time . . . would a Scotchman for
get where he hid a dime - . . would Christmas BE
Christmas without loving thoughts of the friends
you know or a gift of SLIPPERS from BOGATAY'S?
Look into the window and
you'll know that it's time for
tinsel, candleglow, hushed
hurryings and a package on
the tree holding DANIEL
GREENS, the HOUSE SLIP
PERS she'll welcome like a legacy . . . wooly BEAR
PAWS in heavenly colors of turquoise and coral,
white if she loves it . . . sole satisfying CORDU
ROYS and feminine fickles kid LEATHER and VEL
VETS to dress up an evening, soma spattered
with glitter of sequins and jewels ... at BOGA
TAY'S. Catch on to HIS preference when he shops
with his family . . . cuddle HIS feet in WASH
ABLE CORDUROYS . . . tempt him home sooner
or later with those down-to-earth fleece-lined
wooly "OPERAS," or the new REINDEER softies
with non-slio foam rubber soles.
REMEMBER the toddl ers, the in-between che
rubs, the teen-agers and Grammpa and don't for-
?et Gramma, the folks way off yonder and those
riends close to home ... For Santa's pack . . .
NOT a pink elephant, a poqo stick, nor an Indian
tepee, but a gift of HOUSE SLIPPERS from the
friendly folks you've known for 22 CHRISTMASES
. . . Frank and Barbara Bogatay, where prices for
lazy time footwear are posted from $2.99 to
$9.99 at 617 Main,
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this yarn isn't for the TIMID, nor for the dull in
spirit, or for those AFRAID of something NEW in
CHRISTMAS decor . . . unless your soul SOARS
and SINGS and THRILLS at just the thought of
9A out-of-the ORDINARY ideas, DON'T,
-sA we besoech you, qo to the KLAM-
Ain rLUWLK SMOt1 whore we tound
pure artistry in arrangements, color
blended by trained personnel, for
your CHRISTMAS mantel, dinner
table, coffee table ... in the mood
of the SPIRITUAL in Christmas with
Madonna and Child , . . the cherished
OLD favorites of native greens and
red candles, sparked with gold . . ,
modernistic NEW ideas, gilded trees
of styrafoam complete with teeny, winking electric
lights, battery-run . . . little FROSTED trees like
spun sugar candy In pastel shados ... a cutis
called a TOPPARY TREE, quaint with Mariposa
fruit at KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP . . . priced at
$2.50 to $1 S and worth every penny. ORDER these
NOW from KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP to blend
with your CHRISTMAS background.
Let candles bring THEIR message of the Yule
tide . . . they'll shed a glow not only in your heart
but darkened corners . , . lovely ones in CEDAR
green, HOLLY BERRY red and white, round ana'
square and star-shaped, frosted and plain, SANTA
end TREE candles and tiny ANGELS too, long
burning, and easy on the purse prices . , . look for
door iwags, wreaths, cedar and holly, cut flowers
to please a hostess, send THESE by wire to loved
ones across the miles but PLEASE DO, order
EARLY . . . tuck a POINSETTIA under your wing,
they're mora beautiful than EVER , . . many prices
at 1211 Main,
KLAMATH FLOWF.lt MIOI
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Kisses Arp Sir pet ...
hugs are adored, but those little CHRISTMAS
conversation STOCKING STUFFERS you'll find at
SHAW'S, and gadgets and gimmicks you'll use for
tACi-iAMijt toll-is and give proudly, win Bind
their hearts tightly.
Feel your PULSE before you
open the door at SHAW'S, the
prices are SHOCKING . . .
starting at 85 cents ... a
SCOTCH TAPE DISPENSER for
his desk, a CHEESE SLICER
'twill cava Imr finaerc anA m-
per, NAPKIN HOLDERS and
PLAYING CARDS, plastic
coated, long lasting . . . STORM
RDNKIFTC. f nLtttr ir,.A
into silver Christmas tree ornaments at 51 ...
PARTY PACKAGES for the holiday nights you'll
have company, PAPER NAPKINS and NUT CUPS,
TALLYS and PLACE CARDS, sprigged with holly
and Santas at SHAW'S . . .
In the hushed, stilly night of Christmas Eve
when the stockings hang above glowing coals,
get out from hidden places, the MANICURE SET,
the CHESSMEN and CHECKERS, the ROULETTE
WHEEL in smart carrying case, and JINNY'S FIRST
SECRET for your small Christmas Angel . . .
The HOLY BIBLE that's been wanted ... the
LADY BUXTON and BUXTON BILLFOLDS the
KEYRINGS and COOKBOOKS and new FICTION
in bright covers . . .
SO . . . tear up the last Christmas list, shoo your
worries out the window, slap on your pet stocking
cap and hi away to the spot in our town where
you find gifts to fill the stockings at teeny-weeny
prices, 729 Main, ' 7
Shaw s statio.m: It V CO.
Thrrv's Sompthinq
M-Y-S-T-E-R-l-O-U-S going on at the PELICAN
rnx, ,V : "yster!ouj BLACK MAGIC and the
TORTUGA STORY of pirate day, and treasure,
hidden by buccaneers that never have been found
. . . yer no end ot hinting
from MARTHA resulted in
positive proof EXCEPT
that 'twill all HAPPEN on
NEW YEAR'S EVE . . . This
much we LEARNED . . .
there'll be soft music and
shaded lights and ATMOS
PHERE and DINNER serv
jce, impeccable and pleas
ing ...
UNTIL then at th. PEL.
CAN CAFE. Christmas SHOPPERS will find a
welcome and a shopper's delicious LUNCHEON
ready and waiting, I I a.m. to 2 p.m. BUT don't
go starving about town AFTER 2 ... the PELICAN
CAFE serves on to 10 at night for CHRISTMAS
gift seekers and theater goers while THE WING
flaps on until the early hour of 2:30 a.m. .
PRIVATE entrance for your convenience.
row?; We, found a haPPY anjwei- o
ril iIrIME' those on-grown and PELL
T-fi , CA,FE" Prepared delectables, crystal globes
filled with ruby red WILD PLUM PRESERVES with
lust the RIGHT amount of sugar and cooking,
better than ever, the PERFECT gift for those who
jr.0""30"'' ferfi'9 ,and nd the
PELCAN CAFE'S own WILD PLUM CANDY
packed in boxes to delight the eye . . . HOOPER'S
boxed CHOCOLATES, pride of the WEST, these
start at $2 50 . SPECIALTY CANDIES In small
boxes and friendly CHRISTMAS greetings at 722
Main, the
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'Tiros The Month II. I
eiMBium".11. through the store SERA'S
FIE CAN01"' there were oodles of SWEETS
and GIFT buys galore ... the wise EARLY BIRDS
were laughing aloud, as they made their selections
ahead of the crowd . . ,
In NO time at all they
had finished the chore and
spirits still HIGH had
swept out of the door . . .
THAT was last year, but
you too can turn the trick
as easily THIS year if
you'll dash down to
VERA'S FINE CANDIES,
the ONLY place in town
where you can get deli,
cious CANDY to satisfy that craving. Made right
HERE Ipeek if you doubt and watch Vera's nimble
fingersi from pure CHOCOLATE, rich BUTTER,
fresh EGG WHITES and fine extracts . . . creams,
chews, fruit jell centers, nut-filled unadorned or
BOXED with flowers and ribbon trim, heart-charm-er
CHRISTMAS gifts, boxes I to S pounds, (plain)
tart at $1.50, thrilly ones at $2.50.
For that EXTRA someone, stunning small and
large, wicker SEWING BASKETS, satin lined and
gaily trimmed, a gift to last, exclusively HERS . . .
METAL containers, delicate as CLOISONNE, lo
cally made CERAMICS . . . dainty crystal candy
DISHES, all filled with DELICIOUS CANDIES at
VERA'S, who says, as we SHOULD know that CAN
DY is a FAMILY gift, loved by all from tiny tads
to great-grand pop and great-grand mom ... an
EASY gift to send, fresh and pure . . . fancy boxes
from away-from-here sources if you'd rather.
STOP in your travels and look In the window at
(he ducky Christmas IDEAS from CANDY CANES,
a penny for wee ones, to $1.50 for a HUGE one,
bedecked with holly . . . clever BASKETS of candy
cane origin, filled with HARD candies . . . NOVEL
TIES, striped candy MINTS some tie of tiny Christ
mas trees, Santa Claus MUGS for little folks
SIPPING . . . small SLEIGHS and BELLS ... . RED
CANDLES and BELLS . . . We're not quoting prices
... it Isn't always the "HUGEST" gift that costs
the "MOSTEST" that brings the BIGGEST smile if
you get it at 100s Main,
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A Spirit Of Tim it I; ft
is in the air, thanks for a bountiful harvest, for
folks at home ... for faith in our land and work
to do for the HOPE of free men and for stores
bursting with GIFTS for CHRISTMAS . . . ss-
pecially TOWN iMUr where
we found a brand new BO
TIOUES DEPARTMENT for
the woman who has EVERY
THING. Take a PEEK and
you'll never PASS . . . the
tiny, tiered, golden JEWEL
BOXES . . . PIGGY BANKS
with rhinestone eyes . . . the
little jeweled FLASHLIGHTS
on a golden chain, Just right for an evening bag.
Found the cutest 3-minute EGG TIMER at TOWN
SHOP which can double for a telephone reminder
on that long distant call . . . utterly "swanky"
golden WALL LIGHT SWITCH COVERS topped
with rubies and emeralds, and even a pearl-encrusted
KNOCKER for the bathroom door that
gives the tiniest BONG for a gentle reminder.
For the small girl chick on your CHRISTMAS
list, a just right pearl RING and matching NECK
LACE for $2.98 ... a gold COIN PURSE no larger
than a dollar holds m'lady's rain cap and a lucits
BOTTLE OPENER sports a laminated Sea Horse
and little shells ... no BIG PRICES in THIS de
partment . . . GIFTS from $1 up.
Found exquisite BILTMORE COSTUME ACCES
SORIES at TOWN SHOP ... the new gunmetal
in LaGUNA CRYSTALS with more facets, more
lights, more depth, expansion' BRACELETS, EAR
RINGS, NECKLACES . . . Aurora Borealis CRYS
TALS that pick up costume colors, amber, cran
berry and plain, starting at $2 . . . don't MISS
the most handsome GIFTS of all, the HANDSET
imported copies of old heirloom pieces, BROOCHS
and EARRINGS ' in amethyst, topaz, smoke
garnet, the perfect complement to a velvet gown
... at 500 Main Street,
TIIK TOWN SHOP,
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It Isn't A Jrt
flinging its white plume against the sky ... it
isn't a rocket in orbit around Venus, a new-found
formula for holding Time in cheek nor an easy way
to decide uDon a name for Junior that we found
at RICKYS JEWELERS . . .
It's the MODERN way, the
HAGERTY SILVER FOAM
way to put your cherished
SILVER in readiness for
CHRISTMAS. Tried this new
method of washing TARNISH
down the drain before we
REALLY, decided there'll be
no more dabbling with a
cloth in paste nor using caustic fluids on our Gor
ham STERLING . . . it's recommended by Alonzo,
who cares for the WHITE HOUSE sterling.
Tried HAGERTY SILVER FOAM on a really bad
ly tarnished silver bowl after squeezing a bit of
this new, thick, brown liquid on a HAGERTY
SPONGE that you also get at RICKYS JEWELERS
. . . worked the HAGERTY SILVER FOAM into
bubbles and with a whisk here and a whisk there,
the lovely silver luster shone as when new. Just
rinse away the foam in hot water, dry with a soft
cloth and the work is done. The gentle lather can't
scratch because there is no abrasive in HAGERTY
SILVER FOAM . . . egg tarnish disappears like
magic, the foam creeps riqht in between the fork
tines as paste cleaner can't do.
AND since there's ONLY such a FEW days loft
before CHRISTMAS, do your last minute shopping
under ONE roof . . . you can't go wrong on a GIFT
of LENOX fine CHINA, a piece of STERLING or
SILVER PLATE in a famous name . . . COSTUME
JEWELS, modern and antique OR a masterpiece
of beauty, a WATCH from RICKYS JEWELERS to
encircle her dainty wrist, a diamond studded one
if the ship you've been looking for has sailed into
harbor ... all at 700 Main Street,
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Christmas Is A7fi ...
there'll soon be glitter of lights upon the outdoor
trees against a midnight sky . , . perhaps snow,
flakes, (WE HOPE! on upturned faces looking
for the STAR, a "clutchy feelin' " 'round the
heart and thoughts of GIFTS
for those vou love nA nf
Jyn&A f FLOWERS by BILL and RITA
CUU' who am whero vim, fnA L
last year on MAIN STREET . . .
Whose staff can PERSONAL
IZE your CHRISTMAS AR
RANGEMENTS for the ODD
spots in any home . . . narrow
MANTELS, kitty-corner TABLES
and WINDOWS to be seen by
passers-by, using materials of
YOUR choice in ANY color . . .
Al JJ "TELEPHONE number TU 4-8173
. . prices start at S3. 50 for really lovely ones.
Just REMEMBER the fine folks at FLOWERS by
BILL and RITA are anxious to SERVE you to YOUR
satisfaction . . . SO . . . order EARLY.
Legends tell the story of the red and green
holly, symbols of immortality but PRESENT day
folks know that the GRACIOUS gift for CHRIST
MAS is FLOWERS . . . blooming AZALEAS and
CYCLAMENS especially . . . ROSE BUDS and spicy
CARNATIONS ...
Up to your ears in Christmas wrappings, hoping
for time to dust under the rug and WANTING to
go pluck greens from the mountains to make your
very OWN CHRISTMAS decor? Don't pull on your
mukluks to tramp throuqh the timber, BUY your
GREENS, choose from a HUGE assortment of cedar
and nobis fir, mistletoe and holly . . .
We'vs given IDEAS but NO one but YOU can
buy and send those fragrant gifts EARLY . . . It's
been a wonderful year, you'll have a WONDERFUL
Christmas if the joy you bring is from 430 Main,
1 LOWF.HS by HILL nnd HITA
St anils For Christmas
and stands ALSO for CHANGE ... a change in
NAME only and NOT in the SERVICE you've coma
to EXPECT ... we shudder at keeping you guess
ing and maybe you KNOW that SUBURBAN
l-LWWLK 5MW has Shed
its old LOOK and taken
ANOTHER, complete with
NEW ADDITION and new
APPELATION (Wsb.
star's).
As of NOW the SUB
URBAN i s NYBACK'S
FLOWER FAIR, see it in
Neon lights at the familiar
location.
There was hub-bub afoot getting ready for
CHRISTMAS, open house Sunday, December 13,
(4 to 10 p.m.) and again on Monday, (4 to 9)
when we dashed 'round getting copy.
OPEN HOUSE at NYBACK'S FLOWER FAIR
means a fairyland of beauty, 'twas so last year
you'll remember ... a GIFT to the PUBLIC with
no charge as you enter.
We almost crowed as we listened to the PLANS
made for new SERVICES ... a "PARTY PERFECT"
plan where your favorite flower arrangement will
be matched to perfection with candles and nap
kins, place mats and matches, PERSONALIZED,
like "Bob and Mary" if you're announcing the BIG
DAY . . .
Order FRESH FRUITS and the FINEST CON
FECTIONS for CHRISTMAS in stunning containers
. . . $3.50-$5.00-$7.00 or $10 . . . at NYBACK'S
FLOWER FAIR ...
Where you will find JEWELS by HOBE (pro
nounced Hoba, long A) gifts of quality in COS
TUME JEWELRY . . .
NOTHING sold from a single pansy to com
plete PARTY SERVICES without SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED. ALL THIS and MORE has been
planned by the management for YOUR shopping
convenience.
Why trot about town searching for party pret
ties? Buy under one roof, it's simpler and satisfy
ing. The POINSETT1AS at NYBACK'S FLOWER FAIR,
prettier than ever, blaze in the greenhouses, you're
welcome to see them . . . cut flowers grown here
have burst into bloom . . . there are swags and
wreaths, CHRISTMAS CANDLES and GREENS . . .
get in EARLY for a WRITTEN order for distant loved
ones . . . save the cost of a telegram and REMEM
BER, the folks waiting to help you are bonded
members of FTD . . . you MUST be pleased . . .
there's a verbal RULE, if something's WRONG '
they'll MAKE it RIGHT at 3614 South Sixth where
you're invited to step IN and LOOK awhile . . .
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This is a winter of sparkle, perfect for CHRISTMAS
. . . jet on white taffeta . . . pearls on angora
, . . rhinestones and rubies on your satin footsie
warmers . . . crystal on tulle . . . gilt on cotton
. . . remember this when you shop for that gift
for the gals on your list ... a woman always gets
a squiggly little feeling 'round her heart when she
opens a gift with glitter ... or buy rhinestones by
the yard and make an ordinary gift look like a
million . . . think about a clutch bag, white glaze
gloves with pearl cuff trim, winter glitter in ear
rings . . . kid ballet slippers . . . fine driving
gloves for him ... a handsome umbrella.
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wondering what to give? Should you buy a TV
for the playroom, a lacy SLIP for HER ... a
MOTOR BOAT for HIM . . . SEEDS for their gar
den ... a PARAKEET or a PUPPY? Puzzled YET
when you can give the GIFT that ALL
folks welcome, FOOD from CAR
TERS' FINE FOODS MARKET . . .
THIS is SWEET TALK for your lady
love to bring her out of the kitchen
and into-your arms . . . DON'T let
her brew and bake the holiday good
ies, BUY them to give and to keep,
come CHRISTMAS . . .
We found Charlotte Charles brandy-laced OLD
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING . . . RUM CAKES jvith
a breath of Jamaica . . . Boston SUGAR COOKIES
sparked with lemon or nutmeg, from an old New
ENGLAND recipe ...
A gift to be EATEN, a gift to be SAVED, light
or dark fruit and nut-studded FRUIT CAKES, rich
and moist, the kind grandmother aged for a YEAR
. . . packed in golden- trimmed cake carriers, TWO
pounds for $4.09, a HUGE 5-pounder, just $7.50
. . . Or . . . bite-size MINIATURES, perhaps you
haye found them, packed 12 to a box, iced with
BRANDY at CARTERS' FINE FOODS MARKET . . .
No holiday DINNER is COMPLETE without
WINES, you'll find FAMOUS brands from abroad,
bottled and packaged by G. H. Mumm & Co., from
Reims in France, a welcome GIFT, two quart bot
tles, handsomely boxed and MOGEN DAVID
WINES in a full-quart DECANTER at $1.59 . . .
Big budgets and little budgets will find WILD
PLUM PRESERVES, JELLY and (listen to thisl
PURE WILD PLUM SYRUP, extracted when fruit
was the sweetest, 3 jars in gift wrapping, $2.98
. . . SPICE ISLAND SPICES, Basil and Thyme,
rubbed sage for the turkey a majoram and Mei
Yen seasoning, (Origin China)
Sun dried FRUITS boxed in REDWOOD from
the giant forests along our Pacific where shadows
and sunlight vie in beauty . . . tangy CHEESES,
domestic and foreign and DROSTE CANDIES from
HAARLEM in HOLLAND . . .
The stage is set, the curtain rises, the world
awaits the CUE for CHRISTMAS and so do ths
folks at 1420 Esplanade, Merry Christmas to you
all . . .
CAItTEHS' FIMi FOOII MKT.
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