X Mny 2!, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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DRIVING CLASS
GIVEN TRAFFIC
TESTS MONDAY
Miiilrnla nf (hit Klnmnlli rutin
(lrlVllIK Hl'lllllll CIIIIIlllttlMl till
MlXltl InAimil (if tlltl ai'Vllll Wdt'lfN'
riMiran till wntik, Willi 11 ili'lvo
tliriiiiiih Inifflo In llin IiihiIiiiiim)
ttllll I'l'allllllllllll tllatrlcla,
I (11 vl tl f limm tllllKllt HlO flllllln
inon lain of liiinillliiK cnr In
prnvliiim h'Biinii, I ho lnl Iwo
ii'NHiiiin nro ilovntoil tn tlrlvliiK
llirmiKli duffle lo iM'iiiinliii the
atllitnllt Hh thn prupi'l' cmnpll
it ii on wild I in f do n'Killiitlnni.
Kxporlniiro with Ollmr ''hnnl
hn kIiowii thai Homo of I hit
iiiilnnla, on completing- Ilia
fourao, will hn ciipiililn of nma
Init n illlvliiK Innl, nil niqiilrril liy
liiw, wIikii iiniilyliiit In h nlnlu
i ii in I iicr for li In rlvnr'n llcmiHu.
Wit It nllini H II will ho nm:nniiry
to liavii nililllliimil priuMlt'o.
ll In nut llin ililly of ml ex
niiilncr to ti'iii li (i nu to ilrlvi', hut
miliar lo ili'toriiilnn tho iiipll
c ii it I ' it n ll 11 1 y In npurnln a motor
vulilclo prnpi'rly nnd anfoly. Whim
mi hiiiiiiIiiit liiforinn mi npiillcnml
that hn tiniHt linprovo on aamo
lilinnn of IiIn ilrlvhiK linfuro IikIiik
PahihmI, tho ntml'Mit or niipllriinl
liming I n lii' ii III" driving con inn
undninlnnilii morn rnndlly mid In
lila to Improve hli driving noon
r (linn otlinra who hnvo not hud
thn liiHtruclloni sfforiloil by IIiIh
nchiiol.
Thn lul Icimoii of thin cuuriiu
will hn Imlil Monilny, Juno C,
on nccoiint of nnxt Mnndny bi'liiK
a holldiiy. At thut limn approxl
mnii'ly :io atudi'iita will linvo com
plclnd thn courm.
Thli driving lulmol, nu In other
rltli-a of llm mum, In npumonil
by Karl Hindi, nncrolary uf auuo,
an purl of lila alnlnwldo program
In 1 1 u f ft r nnfnty. Tho arhoiila In
aoiitlicrn Orrgnii nro hiM iindnr
dlroctlon nf Ward Mrltnyniilda of
thn aerrninry of alnlo'a office.
Coin l l hut Inn lo the auccnai of
the rn-hnol wn lh aliln Innlrucl
1 li r nf Klnlililna and Toininy
Thompnon nf thn Klninnlh Fnlla
nfniy council and Offlccra
llriintlanraa and Juditn of tho po
llen dnpiirlmnnt. Tho anfnly
cniinrll of Klnmnlli Knlln, which
will ipounor niihnnqucnt achoola
In the city III cooperation with
tho enrrninry nf ntnto'a office hoa
Indlrnlnd nnolhcr courso In driv
ing will ho announced aa toon
nu n nuffliii'iit niimlier have rex
Internd for thn next roiirno. Kelt
Intratlnni am to hn mado at tho
rhamlinr of cnmiuoroo In thin
city.
IIIjY Captain P. H. nohner,
commanding officer at Camp Illy,
la on Joy I n R a 21 day loavo. Cap
tain Itnlnmr and hit rnmlly aro
nnnillnit their vacation by trnvu
Ins throughout thn atnto vlnltliix
old frlondi nnd members of the)r
family. - - " "
All monibnrn of Camp Hly wnre
deeply moved by tho denth of Kurl
Konler. Konter'waa enmp aupor
Intnndeiit nnd hold In lilxhi-at ro
aprct hy all who knnw him. A
nil in her of Camp nly Ixiya lour-
nnyed to Hummer Lnko to attend
tho burial aorvlcoa.
A awlinmliiK and water-polo
tnnm In holng nrKnnlxed under tho
dlrecllon of Jack .Mmigcl, oililcn
tlonnl iidvlHor, nnd Chnrlea Urlf-
flth, flrnt nld nttnndiint. No null
nblo swimming nolo lina yot been
dlncnvemd nenr tho camp, honco
It In ncccHaiiry to trnvul Into Kliilll
nth Knlln. After a few moro prnc
tlcen thn meinbera of both tenma
will mcept nnuntlc competllliin.
('oiupiiny atreiiKth In Camp Illy
CCC la anttliiK a now low for thla
time of tho yenr. Only3S now
onrollnea worn received limt month
nnd nlnio that tlmo alx hnvo been
trnimferred to detached aovlco at
Silver l.nko, and aeven to a new
company to bo entiibllKhed nt ,Mc
Klnlnv N'litlnnnl lnrk. AlnHkn. Tho
Intler group In lnokliiK flinvni'd to
n new evperleneo living In tun Iniul
nf 1 11 1 n in 1 I'hnnnelH nnd iKloon.
Thn renoui'cefulneiin of tho buk-
ern and cookn nt Camp Hly wan
nKiiin demonnlrntoil when n delay
In Ihe nhlpmnnt of lirnnd canned
them to nubnllliilo I ho homo inndo
vuiiely. It uniors nro Hint I hero
will hn a dnmiind for moro of .he
local kind nnd Iohb of Iho bakery
OUMlllt.
Splkn ennip opened ngnln nt
Dor I.nko, .Monday, Mny 10 with
10 men.
Camp Illy rnnonlly lout another
nf her populiir niombern when
Doctor llnniiocoi'o wnn nnlnred to
Mnilforil liendiiuiirtni'H lo hocnino
nnnlHlnnt dlHlrlcl. nui'Ki'on. Ilia
plennliiK iierminiillly nnd wido pro
fenKloiuil knowledge will mnko
Doelor lliinnnenro mlnaed oxcooil
liiRly by ineinhnra of the camp.
I'Trnl l.leiiteunnt Alfred 10. Nollz
ninn In on detneheil aervleo na com
puny commiiiler durliiK thn nb
hciico of ( "a lit ii 111 Itoliunr. I.leu
t oiiii nl Helt.mnn wnn formerly
Junior orflcur at Camp Tula l.ako
and prior to that alatlonod at
Camp Silver Luke.
Camp llly'i very efficient Mean
Hlnwnrd and foriiiur cook, lion II.
Miller, hue nncurud u ponltlon nn
nnnlntniit renluurunt iiiiniuner In
a rnalnuraiit In Lakuvluw, Oro.
A now courno In forentry hna
bnnn added lo tho eiliicalloiinl do
pni'tiiieul iiniKraiii, and I under
dlructlon of Fred Meet nr.
I ii no vu I lo iim In tho nnfiily moot
I iimm hnvo created much Internet,
with Fred Hlono, acting projoct
aiiiiorliitonilnnt, u m in a r I lug
iivmila of Iho week followed by
duuioiinlriitloiin and dlni.iinnlona of
nnfety preeaiillonn hy thn foro
men. (JneNl apenkera add lo tho
variety of thn piiiKi'iiin, which In
iiaually terniliuilcd with anfnly
puna of Jokea glvnn hy enriillnna.
Don P, Hamlin, winner of thn
rncn for tho ileiiiocrnllc nomina
tion for dlntrlcl nttnrnny, lanued
a nlnlniiinnt oxprennlng hi" npprn
rlutliin fur tho atipport given him
In tho nice.
"I wlnh to coiiipllnn.'iit my two
opponnnta, W. l.mnnr Townnend
ami Karl F. Ilrndflcld, for tho
nhowlng each nf them made In
thn rnco and for their nplendld
qiinlltlea of falrnena mid good
nporlHinannhlp.
"I.ant, hut not leant, I wlnh
to thank nil of my frlnndn and
aupportorn moat alncorely for
their nplendld effortn In my bo
hnlf. No rnco auch an thin can
bo won without fiiendn, and to
my frlenda belonitn Iho full credit
Mr victory. I thank all of them
from thn bottom of my heart."
STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 26. Doors Open 10 a-
$20,000 STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD!
EVERYTHING IN STORE REDUCED! NOTHING RESERVED!
Lake county votnra In Krldny'a
olecilon nomlnalod O. (,'. (ilbbn
for dlntrlct attorney on thn demo
cratic tlckot, and Chnrlea t'omlm,
Incumbent, on tho republican
ticket.
Hurt Snyder. Lnkevlew, waa
nominated hy republlcnii for the
loglnlaturo for the 29th dlntrlct,
comprlnlnx l.nko and Deachutea
rountlen. C. W. K. Jonnlngn, Vnl
ley Knlln, wnn nomlnnted by Iho
domocrnta. aJonnlnKa la tho Incumbent.
SHADY PINE
8HADV l'INIC Mra. John
I.loyd, Mr. and Mm. Iliinnoll (ill
lotte and children apenl the week
end at Twin Lakea flatting.
Mr. and Mra. A. C. Atlinnn and
foggy of Shady Tine and lien Ln
Fnru and Fred Tromblio of Sund
Point, Idnhn motored to Crater
lako and tho lava beda the laal two
.Huudnya.
Mr. and Mra. John Lloyd and
Maurlro (jraven motored to l)or
rln, (,'nllf., lo attenil tho Algoma
IJorrla bnaelmll game,
Vivian Gillette and ' Delpba
Wolnenbeck apunt tho weokond In
Urnntn I'nna an house guoHta of
Mr. and Mra. Shorty Ogdcn.
Mra. Glen Dnrett hna been on
tho nli k lint for tho pant two weeka.
She In feeling better and able to bo
abuut tho hoiiho a little each day.
.Mra. Chnrlea Mltcholl and her
mother, Mra. A. Lnraon, motored
to Anhliind on Thurndny.
MeHdiuuea June Ambern, Odennn
.Muiiriinen, lleriba Woolford, and
Klnyno Lloyd and dtiiiKhter Huv
erly wero guunta of .Mia. Hotly
L'onroy nnd ICvolyn Wenteiiiouno
nt Modoc I'olnt on Mondny.
Krnlo Logan la omployod at Tl
onentu nn nuw tiler.
Mr. nnd .Mra. A. Alllo and eon
Lo Hoy hnvo moved up on tho
Incline nt Algomn whero Alllo la
omployod.
.Mra, Klnyno Lloyd ontertnlned
Mra. Cora Altmiiu and Mra. Mury
Ulllolto nt lunch on Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Wheeler l'elrro
hnvo movod from Shndy IMuo to
Iho Incllno nt AlKonm whero no
la employed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Ambers
mid diiiiKliter Nancy Leo of Algo
iiiii mid Walter II. A in lie in of
North lmkoln wero visitors In tho
hnine of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lloyd
Saturday night.
Mr. and .Mrs. Johnny Gnlthrlto
moved lo Hly on Thurndny whero
ho hna omployiiient.
A group of Shndy Plun peoplo
ntleiided tho Algomii-Chiloiiiiln
gnino nl Chlloiiuln on Sunday.
Mrs. llertllu Woolford cnter
liilnod OiIcskii Mnnrnnen, Klnyno
Lloyd and Hoverly mid Juno A in
horn nt luncheon on Friday.
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This is K. Sugar marts Order to His Manager. Quality and Nationally Known Merchandise
Can Now Be Bought For LESS Than Inferior or Unknown Lines!
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT SUGARMAN'S DEPENDABLE QUALITY ALWAYS!
THE REASON FOR THIS LIQUIDATION SALE: Mr. and Mr. Sugarman have been in ill health' and their doctor ordered
them to California for an indefinite atay. Mr. Sugarman deemed it necessary to' reduce his stock and decided on this
drastic action.
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LIQUIDATION
SALE OF
MEN'S sumr
Unmercifully
Slashed in Price
For Quick Action!
Four Groups Entire clothing stock including New Summer Suits. Most any color in single and double breasted models
plain or sportsback. Patterns include Checks, Plaids and Stripes.
GROUP ONE
TO SALE l'HICB
GROUP TWO
VALIKS sfSO I.IQLIDATIO.V
TO
$Z7S
SALE FHICE
GROUP THREE
VALIKS (JA I.IQl II)ATIO
TO 99 W SALE I'RICE
GROUP FOUR
Society Brand and other well
known mnkea
VALUES Cf LIQUIDATION
TO ?.V SALE I'RICE
$11 $ltg75 $
1
NEW SUMMER
FELT HATS
AT LIQUIDATION SALE PRICES
ALL SIZES ALL COLORS
Reg. $3.95
Hats for
l.$295
Reg. $5.00
Hats for
l$3
STRAW HATS
New styles several colors
Regular $2.00 values
ALL OTHERS REDUCED
$1.29
All Overcoats as Prce
INCLUDING SOCIETY HUDDERS
REGULAR PRICES $20 to $45
LIQUIDATION SALE PRICES
$10 $2250
PAJAMAS
All Silk Lounge and Sleeping
Pajamas. Regular
Values to $7.50.
LIQUIDATION SALE .
$J35
SILK ROBES
Rabhor Full Silk Lined Robes
Regular $17.50 Regular $25.00. Li
Liquidation $(95 quidation $,fj50
Sale Price..
Sale Price..
Special Lot of AH Wool
Sweaters
REGULAR g aa
VALUES TOvU
LIQUIDATION
SALE PRICE
AH Other
Sweaters
Reduced
For This
Sale!
ONE SPECIAL GROUP OF,
Dress and Sport Oxfords
Broken lines not all
sizes in each style, but
all srzes in the group.
Values to $5.00.
LIQUIDATION
SALE PRICE
All Florsheims and
. Other Lines
REDUCED
S5
WORK SHOES
Your choice of all leather,
single of double soles.
Reg. $3.45 NOW
$249
FIELD BOOTS
All leather construction
in chocolate brown.
Reg. $9.85 NOW
$6"
8-in. Work Shoes
Leather soles and rubber heels.
Only 18 pairs in the lot.
Regular $5.00.
LIQUIDATION SALE ...
$2?o
15-in. H Boots
TOP
All leather, full double soles and
outside leather counters.
Regular $7.95.
LIQUIDATION SALE ...
Same Boot, 12-inch $5.25
$555
AT LIQUIDATION SALE PRICES!
jSoxford
iTir. 1 1 1 11 1 Jfl IVIIT ROOM WITH TUt ft INOWU
111' 1 II 1 t!
mtif nnu
JJMff lllli
2&2M
250&3
OME
PfRiON
TWO
COtl II 1HOF t COCK1AII lOUNdl
WASH SLACKS
Special lot of Wash Slacks,
broken lines, $1.95 values. ?9
LIQUIDATION SALE
WHIPCORD TROUSERS
Heavyweight, forest green JQ
color. Sanforized shrunk. v R
$1.89 VALUE FOR
HOT POINT
ELECTRIC RANGES
ELECTRIC STORE
ENTIRE STOCK
Manhattan SHIRTS
KfiDUCEU!
REG. $2.00
VALUES AT
Others up to
$350 at Liquidation
Sale Prices
&- v J$f
DRESS SHIRTS
Odds and Ends. Small and
large sizes.
LIQUIDATION
SALE PRICE
50c
PURE SILK SHIRTS
"Made by Jason." Regular $4.00
and $5.00 values.
LIQUIDATION
SALE PRICE
$249
SHIRT!
Heavyweight Blue Chambray Work
Shirts. Ventilated features and
double back with JL dfo
2-button Dockets. JIQ&C
LIQUIDATION SALE
HEAVY COVERT CLOTH Work
Shirts, forest green and oxford grey.
Zipper front with 2-button flap poc
kets. Sanforized. g
Values to 98c GfflS
LIQUIDATION SALE
LEATHER PALM GLOVES
Tomahawk brand.
Limit 2 pairs to '
customer PAIR
39c
HEAVY CANVAS GLOVES
Limit 4 Pairs
to Customer.
2 PAIRS
1SC
derails
Oshkosk B'Gosh, the
world's best overalls,
bib style
$129
UNION SUITS
69c
Random rib, short sleeve,
ankle length.
$1.00 VALUE FOR ....
Engineer & Fireman Sox
The workingman's favorite, ajfc mtt
LIQUIDATION SALE
PRICE 2 PAIRS
White Leather Jackets
For Sportswear
VALUES TO
$10.00
$495
All Wool Plaid Jackets
Sports back,
zipper front.
VALUES TO $6.50 ....
$325
TERMS OF SALE CASH!
NO CHARGES!