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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1960)
e THE ART OF LECGERY vcteen overblous"; vivid stretch pants under a Lurcx-threadcd NEW YORK - How do vou look lecey - iust count the wavs! Mlovcr: a tonc-against-lonc jump Eicht suscestions from a weUisuit 'm briShl '"; known fashion magazine include: a long cotton "Sweet-Nik" shirt atop. tights: velveteen knickers worn with a shaggy sweater; gild ed paisley pants beneath a vel- ruffled eve ning culottes with a sleeveless velveteen top; velveteen pants topped by a glittery tank top and flowered pants beneath a velvet top. ? ? T T T t T ? ? T 't T Y Bridge Party Latest World Market Quotations .Loose Diamonds "t Cant I6.VM u 11 MM: j Carat $lfi).M U SI.U.IM: 1 Carat S4M.M U flllW.M plu las. Every diamond Labor. at-v tested and iHcntlflrailv rated far Color, Perfection ratling and Carat welfhl. it DIAMONDS direct to you from tho source Johannetbura, Mouth Africa. ir DIAMONDS pnrchaied direct assures qualltv control. DIAMONDS, purchased direct eliminates 'Middlemen.'" pro fit ir DIAMONDS purchased direct gaaranteeg maximum valur. COMPARE OUR PRICES AND QL'ALITV- BEFORE YOU BUY ANY" DIAMOND!! . JXRENIE, McCLOUD - Mrs. Eva Har- grcaves and Mrs. Barbara Cas well were co-hostesses at a bridge party given in honor of Mrs. John Larsen, mother of Dr. Andrew Larsen. Thc-e were four tables of bridge. Mrs. Bessie Higgins won high s-'ore; Mrs. Beulah Or viowski, second, ana Mrs. Loaince I Bambino, low. Mrs. Lou Williams won the honors prize. Guests were Mrs. Joan McGiff. T Mrs. Sue Mills, Mrs. Eloise Mose t ley. Mrs. latrice Bambino, Mrs. V Beulah Orlowski, Mrs. Bessie 'Higgins, Mrs. Lou Williams, Mrs. V Josephine Bambino. Mrs. Betty VColombero, Mrs. Pat Hartley, 1 !Mrs. Bernicc Willis. Mrs. Theresa ulna, una. iuiuiiijr ucubiii cimu the honorce. 1 s o c t Gliia. ! FOLDING FAN JEWELER TU 4-40 v imii JJJ in the 16th century 1021 Mai The familiar folding fan was in t i vented in Japan about A.D. 670, introduced into China during the 10th centurv and transported to 1 WARDS Jli MO N TOO M CUV WARD IT I ST" J 11 ' . 4ft .i 9th & Pine Ph. TU 4-3188 Santa brings a sleigh-full of gift values Open Every Night Till 9 Except Saturday &.3 V I i 0 1 I' vi 3.98 "s LACE-TRIMMED NYLON SHEER PARTY DRESSES Rich velvet 'n lace accents on rayon taffeta prints with overlays of nylon sheer: Colors include new tones of plum. 7 to 14. 5 98 PASTEL-PRETTY NYLON LACE HOLIDAY DRESSSS Billowy dresses for gay Christmas parties! Nylon lace with stand-out nylon petticoat, cotton trims. Many exciting styles. 3 to 6x. I 1 n 3 98 UTTLE GIRLS' DELIGHT soft; CUDDLY SLIPPER 2" Cozy comfort in fluffy rayon plush or luscious capeskinl Pink, blue, white, others. 8-3. BOYS' JACKETS Knit with Plastic Front Sizes 8 to 16 12.98 BOYS' IWEAT SHIRTS Cotton fleece knit, Sizes 4 to 18 2.29 BOYS' FLANNEL PAJAMAS Coot, middy styles in cotton flannel. 6 to 18 2.98 BOYS1 COWBOY SHIRTS Cotton flannel with fancy jefc pecktts. Boxed. 4-12. H BOYS' PULLOVER SHIRTS Cotton cord with front plock- . Washable. 8 to 20 ... . 2.98- entr boxed pantjes CMttetwfiitAStH.... JB5 coy "Chwga h" al Wmrf s. Psy In 3i tJays r extent aaynsnk. BOYS' BULKY KNIT SWEATERS Assorted Colors In Sizes 8 to 18 4.98 BOYS' PLAID ROBES Wash 'a wear cotton flm 6 to 12 ne 3.98 E T Y By HELEN BECHEN VFW Auxiliary Initiates Three MERRILL Initiated into Mer rill VFW Auxiliary at a special meeting Wednesday, Nov. 30, uere Netta Britton, Eleonore Ca han and N'onie Taylor. Conduct ing the meeling was Marge Hodg es, president. Clara Cannon, district president, on her olticial inspection visit, delivered a short talk to the 21 members present. Several committees were ap pointed to plan coming events. Katie Woods, Margaret Moore, Dorothy West and Mary Katherine Walker planned the Lions dinner held Dec. S. The committee -selected for the Dec. 19 Lions dinner are Jean Rodgers, Katie Mcrrilces, Bertha McKoen, Dovie Hodges, Myrtle Rippy and Marge Hodges. Volunteeis lor the hall clean up committee were Ida Fleck, Jean Rod!e-s, Mary Lou Swish er, tleonore tahan. Myrtle Rip' py. Marge Hodges, Bertha Mc Koen, Kalie Merrilees and Dovie Hodges. The auxiliary Christmas party will be held Wednesday, Dee. 14, with Margaret Moore, Roma Wal ker, Grace Walker, Netta Brit ton and Ida Fleck serving as the planning committee. A one dollar gift exchange will be held. The committee to plan the New Year's party includes Mr. and Mrs. Bud West, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleck and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orem. ' Mary Lou Swisher is to send a gilt to Lorene Kelt, past depart ment president. Pro lem officer for the meet ing was Katie Merrilees, banner bearer. Refreshments were served by Mary Lou Swisher and Francis Brandenburg. i " -vvlr? 'til HERALD AND NEWS, KUma'h Falls. Ore. Tuesday, December 13, 190 PAG$ 7 RAVENOIS APPETITE The female praying' mantis not only eats insect pests but savors bees, ladybugs and other helpful insects, as well as her own mute and offspring BBS SEP I Bwl 1 PECTIN STORM WINDOWS F.H.A. Termi Free Istimetei Georgs Clark and Akl.O. r McOufhir'. Tr.dlnr H.u an All. Dr. . -s IT'S NO COINCIDENCE that husband and wife have given each other similar gifts, for they both have the same good taste which led to choosing these attractive traveling cases. The women's version, in a pretty pink case, contained several types of lotions, powdor base, rouge, eye shadow, cotton squares, tissues, toothbrush and toothpaste. The men's gray lined with red travel pouch has after shave lotion, deodorant, toilette water, miniature hand soaps and pre-electric shave lotion (oth ers are available with shave cream, razor and blades I. No more perfect, inexpensive gift available for the per son who travels. Holiday Time Helpful Ideas BE A GOOD SKATE ine newest ice skating cos tumes are designed to skate on ice and break the ice as well, Short velveteen culottes and vel veieen Knee - iwinklcr jumpers premiere this year. Also spotlight ed are a long sleeved velveteen skating dress with fake ocelot panties, a plaid skating jumper and a felt Tyrolean jumper. Vi vid colors abound, with emerald, orange, purple and hot pink leading. There'll be no coaxing and ca joling the children to wash their faces and hands before holiday meals if you provide them with gay white terrycloth mitts cm blazoned with Santa's face. These color-fast mitts double as hand puppets when their soap and wa ter duty is done. Do your artificial wreaths and sm-avs and polnscttias iook too tired to use again this year? Trv sponging them with "dry' soap or detergent suds skimmed from the lop of the bowl, nils softens them, washes away the vear's accumulated dust, and makes them glisten agaui. Launder ribbons in lukewarm suds, and press under a layer ot wax paper. Turn a plain white cloth into something festive enough to grace the Yuletide board by using pink ing shears to cut brightly colored bus of clolh into ennstmas ae signs, such as trees, bells and stars. Thsn, dip these designs into starch and iron them onto the cloth hore and there. The starch and heat will com bine to make the colorful motifs adhere until you pull them off. When the holidays are over, laun der the cloth in plenty of hot soap or detergent suds and, presto, it s all ready again for plain, year round use. Bridge Series Winners Told Five tables of Howell Move ment were in play at the Tues day morning duplicate tourna ment Dec. 6 at the city library. Tied for first place were two couples. Mrs. A. J. Honzcl and Mrs. Guy Hancock and Mrs. Grace Krcsse and Mrs. N. J. Ros cnbaum. In third place was Mi's, Lena Smith and Mrs. Lloyd Co ble and in fourth, Mrs. Ted Hyde ana Mrs. ltobcrl Cliilcote. On Thursday evening, Dec. 8, 11 tables played in the master point open tournament. In the north-south position Mrs. Claude Davis and Mrs. Cecil Adams were first; Mrs. Lcona Robcrlson and Mrs. Llovd Goblc, second, and George McClary and jRlrs. N. J. Rosonbaum, third. tast-wcsl lust place winners were Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson. Mis. George Roberts and Mrs. Lesler Olfield were sec ond and Mr. and Mrs. John Lake, third. The commillec's masterpoint open tournament will be Sunday, Dec. 18, storting at 1:30 p.m. the city library. KIMBALL GLASS-ANNUAL tsm SALE Our entire stock of mirrors REDUCED! Excellent, for Christmas gifts. Purchase now from a complete . stock. We'll hold your purchase until December 23. ' O Gift Certificates O Free Delivery ALL BEST QUALITY PLATE AND CRYSTAL. COPPER BONDED. LIFETIME. Examples ," VENETIAN BEVEL W POLISHED PLATE WITH MASONITE BACKS AND HANGERS. MANTEL MIRRORS COMPLETE. 14.48 16.48 18.48 24.48 30.48 30.60 Was $20.90 Was $2375 , Wat $24.40 Was $33.70 Was $40.65 Was $51.2$ Reducae 35 to $15.68 Raducad 25 to $17.11 , Reduced 2$ to $18.30 Reduced 25 to $2l2t Reduced 25 to $30.50 Reduced 25 to $38.44 Examples ij" POLISHED PLATE DOOR MIRRORS, POL ISHED EDGES WITH CLIPS AND SCREWS FOR- HANGING. 11 W M II ll Icl ' Br ml m 16.56 16.68 18.68 20.68 22.68 24.68 Wai $21.30 Wat $27.20 Wai $30.10 Was $32.9$ Wet $36.9$ Wat $39.9$ Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced !4 te $14.20 V. ta $18.13 Vi ta $20.10 V4 to $21.97 V ta $24.64' Vi ta $26.44 Kr Exantnlcs 3'16" CRYSTAL COPPER BONDED "A" QUAL ITY DOOR MIRRORS WITH CLIPS AND SCREWS FOR HANGING. 14.48 16.56 '16.68 . 18.68 ' 20.68 -22.68 24.68 Wat $11.3$ Wet $14.4$ Wet $17.10 Wat $19.00 , Wat $20.90 , Wet $22.80 Wet $24.70 Reduced 25 ta $ 8.50 Reduced 25 to $11.84 Reduced 2$ ta $12.88 Reduced 2$ ta $14.2$ Reduced 2$ ta $14.$$ Reduced 25 to $16.10; Reduced 25 ta $18.50 Ofher Sizes Af Similar Savings CUSTOM CUT SIZES AND SHAPES AVAILABLE. 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