Herald and news., January 25, 1961, Page 21, Image 21

HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Ortgoa
WrdnrMay, January 2S, 161
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Al IUJ lr It U In
In Klamath's Most
Complete One-Stop Shopping
Center
FASHION VILLA
FINAL WEEK!
Fall and Winter
lormtrly 12.95 to 49.95
$5.$7.$9.$11.$13.$15.$20.
1 Group
Cotton
Dresses
Namt Brand
Capri
Pants
Wools, Corduroys,
Velvets
Vi OFF
Half
Price Table
Including Girdles,
Bros, Pajamas,
Panties, Garter
Belts, etc!
plus new items!
Little Boys'
Some reversible
WQl WWHlJ Siies 3-7, Reg. 9.98 end 11.98
i - . ( , .-, - ' i.
Little Boys' and Little Girls'
Snow Suits
and 11.98
10.98 i
.Slj and S
Further Price Cuts On Girls Coats
Broken Sizes 2-4 See These Values!
i Lodies Fomous. name brand
pleaisi rev.rsibl ond straight styles.
Regularly 6.y to z.
4
Zl300
1400
V3 OFF
16 00
Handbags Save almost $2.00 on each
Cashmere Sweaters regularly $17.98 ...
Cashmere Sweaters regularly to $18.98
Car Coats
All Skirts
Robes & Lounging Pajamas JST-; 400 12
Flannel Sleepwear J?J,L 2 98.n. 3 "
Winter Jewelry 0 wonderful selection g0infl ot Vi price
Gloves & Mittens woo, VaOFFf
1 Group Hose requiariy$i.oo Dr 2 price
rk.M.W Sweaters $298 V2 Price
Little Girls' Skirts
A nice selection priced o .
V20ff
Ladies' 2-Piece
COORDINATES
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
Values to 7.98 in
Little Girls' Dresses
300
SCRAMBLE TABLE
Everything on Sale
Petite Sixe
DRESSES
Close Out
V2 Price
HURRY!
FINAL
WEEK
of
STOREWIDE
SALE
Green Stamps
Shop Till 9 p.m.
m
Suburban Drug Is
E-X-PA-ND-IN-G
In order to make shopping easier for our
customers during the expansion remodel
ing, Suburban Drug hat purchased the re
maining stock of Thrifty Variety. The Drug
stock and Thrifty't stock will now be in
the some area formerly occupied by Thrifty
only. There'll be carpenters hammering,
counters movin' ... but if you don't mind
the confusion come in and take home the
savings.
Use Your Suburban Drug
Charge Account On Any Of The
Thrifty Variety Merchandise
i-l r 1 rTl 1 JsT01 Vsl I I 1 I (Tl rrT
laaiiijMiiWEri
900 Calorie Food Con
centrate for dietary!
weight control.
Large 3Va-lb. Can
Reg. 6.49
Approx. 1 Week Supply
Specially For Children
CHOCKS
Fruit Flavored Multiple
VITAMINS
00
100
Count
60
Count
3'
700
Specially For Children
YIGRAN
Soft Chewable
1 Multiple Vitamins
FREE
30-day supply with pur
chase of 3.98 90-day
Supply.
A Squibbs Product
ysflv
hat
K.g. $2.50 ,
NOW $1.49 u.J
(plu tO
Cream or Lotion
SKIN FRESHENER
75lh ANN I VERSARY
ALL PURPOSE
SPECIAL!
Corrective cleansing that
builds beauty 5 ways!
1. Cleanses deeper, lasler.
2. Fithts dryness, line lines.
3. Aids moisture replacement.
4. Softens, smooths, refines.
5. Brims new NATURAL BEAUTY.
Reg. 1.50
NOW 1.00
TUSSY
Wind It Weather
HAND
CREAM
iSALE
Vl ENDS
Ki SAT.
JEWS
; Views;
i J
8-oi. Sixe
Reg. 2.00
00
NOW
1
Suburban Variety Dept.
I Reg. 15.95 Reg. 19.93 Reg. 21.95 Reg. 2J.M
Misses' and Ladies' 100 Cotton 36x50 Reg. 98. JJ'9 15" 16"
CAPRI baby Chatham i r;wrinflC "I I
D A LITC sVUIIMIJI All Wool Reg. 14.93 Chippewa dA"
PANTS baby N0W Jac Shirts (j
corduroy BLANKETS 1 v
" 88 2-Pre Reg. 16.95 All Wool Chippewa f W
Cable Coals XI
a 188 2 SH00 c
Machine Washable
Boy.' Long and 100 Nylon Blend Whipcords
Short Sleeve HOODED LADIES CRUISER 1fl
SPORT SWEAT UACC 1495 r G -c 1 v
SHIRTS SHIRTS nu5t h - c,.n 6"
White, Grey. Yellow NOW ,
Values to 1.98 Reg 2 9g 1 ' , 1
1188 $11 Rain Hats ... . . 1.2?
(Q)(Q) 11 Ik- U 1 Huntjng MiUens fe ; ( ,9c
Reg. 2.98
Boys' White Dress Shirts
Reg. 14.95 3-light, Brass
Louvered Pole Lamp
Genuine Leod Crystal, Hard Cut
Candy Dishes, Vases, etc.
Reg. 3.95
488
JQ88
995
Open daily till 10 p.m.
Sundays and holiday,
till 9. Druggist on
duty at all timet:
SUITS
$29.
Regular to $50.00 all wool Curlee flannels
and Dacron blend suits. Included are Day's
$39.95 ivy corduroy suits with reversible
vests.
SUITS $45. - $54.
Curlee suits regularly $55.00 to $69.50 in
hard finished worsted, dacron and wool
blends in our very latest models and colors.
SUITS $64. $79.
Our very finest by Hart Schaffner and Marx
regularly from $79.50 to $95.00. Choose
from our complete stock of the most wanted
dressy and business styles.
TOPCOATS $29.
Regularly $40.75 these Alligator wool tweeds
and gabardine top coats, cacn going ror a
low $29.00.
Sport Coats $26$34
Our better Curlee coats regularly $35.00 to
$45.00 in the new softer dark tones. (Also
Hart Schaffner & Marx coats on sole at
$39.00). i
By TIM MASON
Student Council members were
called together last Thursday af
ter school for a meeting to heap
Principal Willard McKinney give
he faculty s recommended rules
for the regulation and supervision
of student activities next year.
His report read, "In order to
strengthen the activity program,
to help students achieve social
values and balance, to retain high
academic achievement as a prime
factor, to keep health and welfare
of students uppermost, to ease the
scheduling of activities, and to
give students leadership and citi.
zenship training opportunities, the
faculty and administration have
adopted the following recommen
dations: ,
1. That a student be allowed to
hold one major office such .as
president, vice president, secre
tary or treasurer. , '
t. That a student who carries
six subjects be limited to mem
bership in three clubs or organ
izations. (Membership in clubs, is
exclusive of Girls' League or
Boys' Alliance .
3. That a student who carries
five subjects be limited to mem
bership in four clubs. . .
i. That a student be required
to petition to his class counselor
if he wishes to carry an activity
load beyond the recommended
one.
S. That meetings and activities
be scheduled according to cate
gories. .
6. That a fall leadership train-.
ing conference be held for three
days of the week prior to in-serv.
ice wek for elected officers of
all clubs.
The reasons why the re com-.
mendations are being made is be.
cause the faculty and administra
tion feels that too few students
are participating In the activity
program and that a few students
are being called on to do all the'
work. They also believe that there
are many able students who- are"
capable of handling such assign
ments and with some limiting pro-'
cedures these students will have
more opportunities.
The faculty and administration
have noted, they said, that some
students are over-participating and
I in some instances holding major
offices or the same job in more
insui urw ciuu or acuvuy. in
many cases this over-participa--
tion has attected a student s aca
demic achievement., his health'.
and his activity proficiency. It is
believed something should be done
to help correct this situation."
The Following Values At
Town & Country Store Only!
Well Known Brands of All Wool
Winter Cruisers
Rough-Out
111-II! 1
TTeilinqlUnS Reg. 16.95, Hurry
Surprise Table Everything
10.99
. 99c
No Cash Needed On Our Revolving Charge Pie
m
Since 1911
Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Owon Rlddla. drunk In an auto, las ar
flva diva.
Nathan Copsarflald. drunk. US or flv.
days.
Dannlt Josaph Una, drunk. SU ar
fly dayt.
KLAMATH COUNTY
OISTKICT COURT, '. '
Roy Laa McOowall, no oparalor'a H-
canit, dlsmluad upon motion of district
anarnoy, ,
jamas L. Lana, d sobavaa trarr e s anal.
coniinuad.
Lhwd Altan Draw, vlolara Basic nil.
SIJ.
Donald w. landman, eisotayaa stor
slan. S7.S0.
jonn a. nousion, vioiaio oasic ruia, wu.
Edward M- May. na haadlignts, u.
Rakart C. Chambart, vialara basic rukx .
SIS.
Norman R. stngiaton, vlolara basic run.
Sis. '
Jamas T. Moslay, vlolara Basic run, ill.
Donald B. Hunt, disobayad slop sign.
SIS.
Kannam Lta Buchanan, rauura ra
transrar rltla, I7.S0.
Rlcnard K. Magruoar, vmara basic run.
130.
John E. Walton vlolara Basic run, aia,
Varnon L. Durant, vlolata basic rula.
cantlnuad.
c aronca P. Hovor, driving unoar m.
Inllusnca or alcohol. 30 days and (100.
Charlaa S. Solomon, vloiata basic run.
IIS.
Thaodor. J. Kaily. na tail ngnr, v.x.
Allan B. Wallaca, violate basic rula, S3S.'
Barnard R. Colaman, tanoam ! ovar-
load, !. ...
Irana R. Haina, tanura to stop tot
school bus, SU.
Hatty Jonn, inranicarao upon a pudik.
Mghway, 10 days and US.
oaorga rata, inroncaw wpwt pwun
highway, n days and Sis. -
Lasrar o. (.naaTarv vioi ow "w,
"GaraM A. Ralnwatar, disobayad stop
sign, S7.S0. ,
Lorrayna n. pnair, aisooayw snap nin,
.. . . ... '
Gary w, Jonas, viaiora oasic ru,, .i.
William A. Whllt, na PUC parmlr, cow
Hnuad. J .
Htnry I. irumgia, eisooayn stop 'h".
S7.S.
Ricnaro a. noioawar, inw.,n
ad, S10. -
oarathv M. Halman. fallur to dim,
haadiights, cantlnuad. "
Phillip v. oiaiw, VIOWIW b.iw
nt
jarold aari nanay, na rww K
cantlnuad. . , '
Maroi Im oavis, no pr.rar .
:
Franklin w. Toung, vkiiiv '- ,
H- . . . . ....
Rial L. paimar. no rut w""-.
Danny Laa Eastman, disobayad stop
,
Ktitn l. coapar, pmp" ," i Zi.
Laanard S. Numphray, ylolata basle
sis. . ..
parran d. .rvin. tiw.' .
'S. . .....
Josaph Q. pisnar, viw .
'S- . ..... , ... a
William R. iisav. iw " . .
Arthur L. Broaks. vWaia basic mla,.
OS- .....
Data L. Mnnaay. vwiaia .
pram pay arawarr,
tula, continuod. ;
Carl R. Charias, no opararar m.
JaCR A. Pipkin, COmuinwnwn w.,
"oarlana Auraiia Brown, Intokleataaf
upon public highway, US. .
jamas n. v-rnirn,... .,vi.. .
contlnuad. .
RoMrt Donan nuugiviio", wi.imn!
food by fraud, savan days and tw. x
by traud, flva days and J0.
n.rr. uu,i.,w "
lead, 111.
The Belsian franc Is worth about
two cents U.I. The official rtat
of exchange k) W frara t
dollar. . i '