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
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him . . . last him longer I Here are col
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Boys' Sanforixtd Shirts
Boys' Dress
Pants-
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rics.
5xts 6 to 14
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young and pretty percales! They're made
with full, full skirts, overlooking seams and
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dyed prints and solid colors! Small' wonder
we consider them values hard to beat) ,
SADDLES AND ROUSTABOUTS
Her ptt school shotsthe brown and mm QQ
i white . saddle with bouncy red rubber T 70
sole and th antique-tan rousubout ', I
otnfortabls s slipper. 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
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BEAU DURA M,
PANTIES : ' ,
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Fine rnn-resistant .
rayon. Cellophsas
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CARDIGANS
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l,Won!rfal values I .
'80ft, warm all wool
knit in new designs.
' $lch 'colors, S-iy
GRIS' RAYON
TAFFETA SUPS " "
Bullt-np shoulders,
rip -proof seams.
Wear and wash ex
cellently. 6 to 14.
LITTLE BOYS' .
SPORT SHIRTS
79c
Fine knit cotton
with long sleeves.
Stripes and solids in
fall colors, 2-10. i
CORDUROY
JR. OVERALLS
79(
Thrift value I Bar
tacked ; double
stitched seams, 2
pockats, 2 to 8.
BOYS' KNIT
SPORT SHIRTS
59c
Sturdy rlb-knlt cot
tons In bright
stripes. Colorfait,
easy to launder. 8-14,
BOYS' 2-T0NE
KNIT COATS
JOO
Rlb-knlt of sturdy
yarns f orextrs wear I
Full ilppr. 20
wool, 80 cotton.
BOYS' SNAPPY
PLAID SHIRTS
59c
Wear the cellar op
en or wltha tie I
Fine cotton flannel.
Long sleeve rhodel.
SILK AND
RAYON HOSE
39c
Heels and toes rein
forced "with cotton
for extra hard .
school wear I. i
CHILDS LONG
STOCKINGS
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Mothers every
where like Wards
cotton ' stocking.
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
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