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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
THIS EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON XUffU II, 1041 Canadians Learn Coastal Landings WITH THE CANADIAN FORCES SOMEWHERE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, Aug. 2KP) In week-long invasion exercise several thousand Canadian troops have been given secret training in sea landings and coastal as sault tactics for the day when Britain launches her own of fensive against the nazi-held continent. The troop Infantry, engin eer, gunner, signal, machine-gun and medical units were brought here by train and boat to be taught to disembark quickly into bobbing boats and make assault landings on beaches and jetties, and were shown the initial principles of combined opera tions with the royal' army. - By the end of the week they were carrying out rapid landings In full battle kit . Why Is it that moths seldom make the mistake of eating a patchT ' ' Klamath Youth . Promoted in Army FORT LEWIS, Wash. In an announcement Just made by Captain Howard C. Crawford commanding Antitank Company, 15th Infantry, stationed here, Private Harvey T. Denny son of Mrs, Florence Denny, Box 781, Klamath Falls, has been pro moted to private first class. Military authorities at Fort Lewis slated that Prlvnto First Class Denny's promotion was besed on his attention to duty and soldierly qualities. LOS ANGELES, !) Patrol, men Osborne Rutherford and William McGree puffed through Trail canyon seeking the source of an anguished "Help! Helpl" Three hours later they fouW a lonesome deer hunter, He'd been listening to one of those mrlnclratnn'i on his portable radio. COLORFASTI BOYS' HARD-TO-BEAT VALUES! GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES SCHOOL SHIRTS PAGE FOURTEEN mm w ft ...r-v --v, ! 1 v-,' I i iyi:. v; T.. ( , J ' "" S Just like dad's! So good looking hell ji'-'in Vv V J ' want Pr wy year in bigger AAfl f j I TV wtf'AV S ',i:e, of course. Well-made, of smooth JTO 'J "iMl r . lsowii ofrnans. ' " " aUS I W. 11 3 e ; I ft - .. n ffi QIEC? OD CES5 Why (toy 69c EkawWs? 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I THE MEW "FLYING CADET in imj pioiro, 91 course, one t i oucme mm the bootstraps and march off to school tI -.like, a little major. Shell want pair of our brown and white "mocs" too! I BUCK WING-TIP OXFORDS . . :I S I I I t KM 171 I Sf T r 1 l TV. iJSH I 85' BTWiS JV: ow, B. c :.. r 2 Pit AkXr-wm SCHOOl SUITS W aaassissr V SS SHSSSI ' lam . "TSW r m 98 AlrfAY .V. BHOWH OXFORDS, : V seuff-proof tlpe . -l.M Vou don't need eoift buy fries lefioof clothing vah9$ on WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Send your youngster back to school In a Drednaut Suit and watch him win an "A" for appearance) These suits are neatly tailored. The pat terns are full of life and spar kle. The fabrics are tough' and sturdy to take plenty of hard wear (30 reprocessed ' wool, 30 reused wool, 40 rayon). Coat, vest, and long lesj sizes 10 to 18. ,. ; . y6?y Child Needs Some of these fiack-fo-Scfioo Specials! BEAU DURA M, PANTIES : ' , Onaranteed 6 ntos.f ' Fine rnn-resistant . rayon. Cellophsas wrapped. 6-14. . 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Jhey wear so welll BRIGHT NEW FALL ANKLETS I0C Brand new blazer s t r ip e s, novelty stitches, cotton"Ter ries" with rayonl GIRLS' NEW CAMPUS SOCKS I5C Bright new colored knee-length socks in sizes t', to SI tnwsteiavi . t lt BOYS' SPEED SHIRTS, SHORTS I9L More comfort I Gen tle support I No but tons. Shirts have curved bottoms. HOMESTEADER OVERALLS 69c Made just as strong as Dad's I Two fisted denim 99 Shrlnkproof. 4-18, BOYS' "101" BAND PANTS 79( BOYS' ZIPPER 10NGIES Made of longer wearing denim. 99 shrlnkproof. 12 cop per rivets I Cut full. ,98 These are the pat terns boyillltel Cot ton tweeds, casil meres, cheviots. 8-18 ASK TO SEE ADDITIONAL VALUES IN OUR FALL CATALOGI ... .! f8 STREET, Corner Ninth Telephons 3168 1
