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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1963)
STliuri.. July it, JMS Pag. T-C ri a iu a& I'cm main uj Million Just Not Same 1-" As Before I DREWS JULY izzBer Reg- Rc 2.95 to 4.9 3.95 5. Here it is the cleanup sale you've been waiting for everything for summer cut to the bone. Come in and fill out your summer wardrobe. Many of these items are wearable right through fall. You can charge everything you need, too. Just use a regular 30-day account, or our revolving charge plan where you can take up to 6 months to pay. Men's Short Sleeved Sport Shirts We've got 'em stacked to the ceiling in oil colors and all patterns. Checks, plaids, stripes and pastels in both ivy and regular styles. Wash and wear fab rics that practically put your iron out of work. Come in and take home a bag full. There are just three low price groups. 549 199 4.95 to L 6.95 to l 5.95 7.95 tSySI '.iwwinrtfiirii Men's WESTERN STRAWS Two big price groups here. Mostly fine mode summer westerns by Barley. You'll like the hand rolled brim ond low prices. Reg. 3.50 ond 3.98 Reg. 3.00 2.45 3.49 Men's Fancy SWEAT SHIRTS Sweat shirts hove reolly gone fancy in col ors, stripes ond even dots. Choose from ony neck style in the book. All ot 2 low prices. Reg. 3.98 to 4.98 ... Reg. 3.98 to o 98 2.99 4.49 Boys' Short Sleeved KNIT SHIRTS Wash ond wear stripes, colors ond plaids in a big group of short sleeved shirts that can be worn right into fall ond school. Four price groups to choose from. Reg. 1.98 1.49 Reg. 2.98 1.99 Reg. 3.98 2.49 Reg. 4.98 2.99 Men's Straw FUN HATS Novelty straw hots that draw a comment wherever they go. Cool ond comfortable, moking them as praclical as they are cute. Reg. 2.95 1.99 Reg. 3.95 o 4.95 2.99 Men's DRESS STRAWS A big collection of our finest summer straw hats. Tae your choice for comfortable dress and leisure wear from 3 price groups. 2 99 Reg. 3.95 to 4.95 7 7 Reg. 5.95 to 6.95 3.99 Reg. 7.95 4.99 Men's Short Sleeve Knit SPORT SHIRTS The most populor shirts of the season. Wash ond wear styles in banlon, nylon, cotton ond orlon in all colors. Even the finest ore on sole. 2 49 Reg. 3.00 to 4.00 J ' R.g. 5.00 to 5.95 AOa Reg. 6 95 to 7.98 LOO Reg. 10.98 to 1298 0.77 Men's SWIM SUITS Our best brands cut to the bone. Get in the swim and do it at sale prices. Choose from every style in the swim fashion parade. Reg. 2.98 to 3.98 2.49 Reg. 5.00 to 5.95 3.99 Reg. 6.95 to 7.93 4.99 SHOP TONIGHT TILL 9 J t-JV V 2 SHOP TILL 9PM SAVE DURING OUR FLAT White - Bone - Red Values to 6.95 FLATS White -Bone Values to 6.95 4 mi iiuniiuuHii White, Bone, Red Patent Reg. to 12.95 6 SANDALS Reg. to 10.95 90 .! ana 2 HOUSE OF SHOES Town & Country Shopping Center SALE! 0RTH0-GR0W LIQUID PLANT FOOD 1st Gallon 4.98 2nd Gallon 11 mbi inn in ii 1 1 1 i -iliiMMiawillllillli ill II 1 II Hart's o liquid plant load that you can uta on (low er!, vegetable!, lawns, trees and ihrubi. Mix concentrate with water as Indicated on bottle. 2 gallons of Ortho- Gro will make 266 gallons of (own food! IMAGINE! A 16" IMEEtSQM - - . ii a rs I (g)(6)95 J J ,N EBONY By DICK WEST -, Lniled Press International WASHINGTON (UPI - It seems like only yesterday. on maybe last Tuesday, that kindly, statisticians were trying to help i understand a million dollars. It was commonly supposed that million dollars was too large sum for us to comprehend all ourselves, so these statisti cians would undertake to explain in terms we could grasp. I don't recall the exact dimen sions of a million dollars, but the' lalogies they used went some-' tiling like this: A million dollars laid end to end would reach from Hominy- alls. W.Va., to Grit, Tex., or if placed one on top of the other ould form a stack live miles higher than a giraffe on tiptoes. Not Much Help I'm sure they meant well, but, : frankly, these comparisons were., never of much help to me in comprehending a million bucks.-: Whenever I tried to get a men- picture of dollar bills stretched out from Hominy Falls Grit, my mind would take a wrong turn on. the outskirts of Chili, Wis. Perhaps if they had used $5 bills, or had placed the dollar bills side by sid; rather than end . end, I could have grasped.it, But I doubt it. At any rate, I have gone through life without having a very firm concept of a million dollars. And now 1 learn that I am hopelessly behind the times. In a press release issued this eek. Rep. Thomas M. Pelly, a , Washington Republican and stat istician, endeavors to help us un-. dcrstand a billion dollars. Apparently someone raised the ante while I was trying to find. my way back from Hommy Falls. Almost Immeasurable rclly wrote that no one "is capable of conveying in ordi nary, simple and understandable and graphic words just how im mense, how almost immeasura bly vast is a billion dollars." '. Nevertheless, this did not deter him from giving it a go. As one illustration, Pelly noted., that "with one billion dollars you could buy 500.000 new automo biles each costing $2,000." . . Maybe so, but you would need, an awfully big garage. "Placed bumper to bumper these cars would extend 1.56? miles, about the distance from' Cleveland, Ohio, to Salt Lake City, Utah," Pelly continued. On that point, at least, lie. speaks my language. I can readi ly visualize a Ira I lie jam stretch ing from Ohio to Utah even if. I can't envision a million dollars. end to end. One billion dollars in dollar bills would cover a building lot that is 51 feet wide and 219 feet long a little more than a quar ter acre to a depth of 3 feet 7 inches," Pelly added. That might not be a bad idea. 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The occasion is the annual 4-H livestock field day to be held ot the Tulclake-Butte Valley Fair grounds beginning at 10 a.m. The program is designed to fcive all members an opportunity to handle each class of stock. Boys and girls will also judge each type of livestock with tro-: phies going to Ihe top scorers ot beef, sheep, swine and horses. : Four-H leaders and junior lead-1 crs will conduct the training and other activities of tho event. The esponsibilities arc divided among Tulelake's five 4-H clubs as fol lows: Cascade judging; Lava Beds beef; 49'ers tiorscs; Toil ers nogs; and strongnoio theep. This program 19 part of the 4-H activities planned by the Til Iclake Basin 4-H Leaders Council and the Modoc County Farm Ad viser's Office. ' ' City Briefs MILS. FRANK OAMEK, former Klamath Falls school teacher, i in the Hillside Hospital receivV ing treatment (or a broken back.. She was involved in an accident,: whilo moving from Lakcview to; Happy Camp, where her hus-'. band is the new principal. COLI.tt.KN RETURNS HOLLYWOOD tUPt) - Colleen Miller, who retired from movies four years ago to make her homa in Chicago, has returned to Holly wood to co-star with Audi. Mur phy in "Gunfight at ComancMr Creek."
