The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1941, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THEFTS REPORTED
Numerous small thefts were
reported to city police over the
weekend and a warning was is
sued by officers to hunters
against leaving equipment in
unlocked, cars. Guns and shells
were among the articles reported
missing.
-While he was at breakfast in
a Main street cafe early Sunday
morning, Cy . Wallan of 1745
Wall street, had the following
stolen from his car, a 20 gauge
shotgun, a hunting coat with
three boxes of 20 gauge shells,
and four boxes of the same type
shells.
BIll.Tavenner, 703 No. Ninth
street, reported to police the
theft on Saturday of one movie
camera and one Baby Eastman
pocket camera, from ' his car
parked on South Sixth street.
One Ranger double barrel
shotgun, valued at $26.93, and
an Elgin watch, were reported
stolen by Andrew Voss, from his
cabin on Lost river sometime
Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Ensor, 4670 Den
ver avenue, lost her purse Sat
urday - near Sixth - and Main
streets, the pocketbook contain
ing money, " personal papers, li
censes and a pair of glasses
valued at $20.
" A. D. Burnett of Sill Sum-
mers'lane, reported the theft of
a black leather case from his
car, the case containing barber
supplies Including one pair of
clippers, five or six combs, and
two boxes of cartridges, the
amount totaling $40.
Lost or stolen from a Mont
gomery Ward truck, was one
Congoleum rug, officers were ad
vised. The rug was valued at
$5.75.
WHEEEEEE1
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (Ft
A motorist arrested on a drunk
en driving charge told Judge
Fred Wilkie he was celebrating
the expiration of a one-year re
vocation of his Utah driver's license.
YOUTH COMPLETES
COURSE 111 RADIO
When 300 radio communica
tion students gathered at com
mencement exercises in the
radio operating hangar at Scott
Field, 111., recently, Private
Bob J. Mitchell was among the
graduates to receive a diploma
for his excellence and efficiency,
according to Col. Wolcott P.
Hayes, commandant.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe J.
Mitchell, Rt. 3, Box 194, Klam
ath Falls, Ore. Pvt. Mitchell
completed last week a 23-wcck
intensive course In radio theory
and mechanics which has qual
ified him to be sent to Hamil
ton Field, Calif, as an expert
technician.
Graduates last week were ad
dressed and congratulated by
Cnpt. Carl Swyter, supervisor
of tlio aircraft radio division of
the army's radio university,
who told the graduates that
they were vital keys in nation
al defense regardless of the post
to which they were being sent.
Although Scott Field has been
graduating approximately 300
radio technicians every two
weeks, the post will bo expand
ed by the end of this year to a
capacity of . 20,000 graduates
every year, making the univers
ity the largest school of its kind
in the country. The school is
open to all enlisted men or se
lectees who have a high school
education or Its equivalent. ,
Air Corps Offers
Flight Training
To Enlisted Men
Some of the young enlisted
men of the army of tha United
States who formerly watched
with envy as pilots of tha air
corps flew the sleek ships of the
modern air force overhead, or
who scurried into the under
brush when an attack plane
zoomed at them in maneuvers,
may now shed their ground an
chors ' and do the flying and
zooming themselves, Sgt. Frank
J. Huhin, postofflca building, U.
S. army recruiting officer, said
today.
Tho army's rapidly Increasing
plane power offers opportunity
for enlisted men to become pi
lots, he pointed out, and for
those groundlings who dreamed
of winging through space at the
controls of soma of the best mili
tary airplanes In tlio world, op
portunity is knocking.
"Their ship Is coming In," Sgt.
Huhln put it, "Only It's not tho
story book ship laden with
wealth and fortune It's an air
plane, rendy to speed them Into
the future as swiftly as man enn
travel."
Enlisted men who are high
school graduates, who nro sin
gle, between 18 and 22 years
old and In good physical condi
tion, moy become uvlatlon stu
dents, he said. In addition, tha
applicant egress to sarve for
Hires years as an enlisted nilnt
if ha successfully completes his
pilot training. At tha conclusion
of his training he receives tha
rank-of staff sergeant pilot, and
lakes nia pince as an important
part of the swiftly growing air
force of tha United States.
Looking for Bargains! Turn
to the Classified page.
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MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
Worth 1.98 and moral
Huge Rayon
Dross Sale!
84
Our entire stock of those fa
mous rayons reduced for Ward
Week I New spans and rayon
crepes in Fall prints and colors 1
9 to 17, 12 to 20, 38 to 44.
Worth 2.29 and More!
Norses' :
Oxfords
1194
Special Fwckoml JLL ;,
On your feet all day? Try thtie
soft-as-batter black kid os
fords I Feel how comfy 1 1 styles
to choose from I No more when
toes, sra gone! Horry!. ..
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smm (w wd mm mb
UIPPED BIKE
Complete with New Blue-Flash Safety-Light
88
Boys' and
Chh' Models
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TIMI PAY.
MINT HAM
Only this Hawthorne ha the new BLUE FLASH Safety
Light ... it flashes w,hen your brake is applied t Only
this Hawthorne offers so many extra features at such
a low price I Sparkling Polymerin enamel . . . Riverside
balloon tires . . . electric horn . . . two-tone enameled ' '
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Many higher-priced features I 22""
Fitiingi Are JncfooWf
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Bathroom
51
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UwafOow
Payment mr4
Carrying Chmef
Only Wsrd Week offers such
velue-pliu Buys as this beta,
tilul bathroom I Tub and leva
tory thickly coated with pore,
tela eaemell Closet and stall
41 i 1 '
ifg Fancy Cotton
3
Even Fruit of tho Loom I
Amazing
Apron Sale!
Yes, even "Fruit of the Loom"
in this knockout Ward Week
sale! And pretty novelty per
cales that women snap np by the
rraxuii bids ana cr-verills.
Kerosene
Heater
Reduced
Warm, strong, medium weight
Napped on both sides. Light,
dark; stripes, checks. 36". ,
$1.19 New
Wool i..
Sweaters '
Reduced - '
97c
Get couple ... . cardigan
end a slip-on! Wonderful Fsll
colors! Come early I
"Wectever
Rayon Crepe
and Satin Slips
68e
New, improved seams won't rip
or ravel! Tailored to a Tl Cel
lophane wrapped!
Little Girts'
Percale
Dresses
ear ark
Brand-new styles! Carefully
made! Tubfastt 1 to 6X.
Bises 7 to 14. Wars 79c ...68c
458
Cheery warmth in a Jiffy! Burns
8-10 hours on a filling of kero
. aene! Automatic - wick stop!
ill
' All-Purpose
Cleaner ...
Complete I
28 Terms
Compare up to I39.9S! Hss rug
norsls, radiator noszle, up
holstery tool, extension wands I
Salel Men's
10 Wool
Unlonsults
MODERN SOFA BED
Compere of $50. h
Rayon-Cotton Velvet
$5 4 MONTH, UtiMl Dwn Pcymml mi4 Carrying Charae
Here's Ward Week savings on style and day-and-night
comfort! Styled like fine living room sofas,
this sofa-bed opens to big double bed ! Protective
wood arm trim I Bedding compartment 1 t
2-Pe. Sofa-Bed Suite, during Ward Week 69.95
Why Pay Up
to $25 Mora
Elsewhere?
WOOD-COAL RANGE!
Wards regular low price reduced to bring you
more for your money I This wood-coal range haa
new 3-pIy construction1 with asbestos " between
quick-heating steer oven and gleaming porcelain
extefiorl Buy it during Ward Week, nd tayel
Lowest Price This Year
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T-vr& Supplies
25n ' -Zs' Table Model Separator
(fj2fen: 2375
39c I
VP Filter Disc 'J.J....'.. .35e
Save Mora than Evert
Scouring
Cleanser
4 foe
15
Ward Soap Flakes 14c
Wards Soap Granules...;.... Ue
Wards Soap Chips 18c
White Naphtha ; . . t
Soap , for He
r"arw"a"fi j mm w J ! jiiij m jb.ii I
Reg. $1.19
Super
Morproof
Varnish
OlK. HOW !.!
Wards finest vsrnlth for floors
and woodwork! Won't turn
white! Ssvs at Wards I ,
Army Duck
Hunting
Coot
Compare! Storm collsr, Bl
Swlng bsck, "drop-sest" game
ocket! Water-repellent duck.
Regular 45a
Spark Plugs
Reducedl '
33
Wards "Supreme Quality"! O.
a full set now for "new-csr
pep and power! Price cut!
p-T-ga Save on
' Try and mstch this low priest
A. strong, fast "surs-catch"
spring, and a hardwood base.
97c
UUtt
Price' rei!urif (fam oe vi.
knit cotton with 10 new wool
for warmth. Easy-fitting sizes
Salel Men's '
Husky
Work Gloves
jfpn.'
for
27c
Whale of a bargain! Made of
eatra-strong cotton jersey
napped inside for warmth.
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Why Pay $35 te where?
New 7-Tube
1942 Radio
288
S4 Mlhlr,
mitt) down
srrylni dtirie
Ward Week only! Amazing ra
dio gets Europe direct! Has
tone control, loop aerial, auto
matic tuning! Hand-rubbed wal
nut cabinet! Rectifier tube!
Why Pay $39.50?
Axniiiister
Rugs -0x12
2JJ88
55 a Month'
Closely woven ell wool pile I
Florals . . . lesfs . . . hooks .
modern textures! Finut dyes
assure letting colors!
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1 -Gallon j
Ward. Self. :
Polishing Wax
100
Equals wanes selling up to 11,69
a gallon! No rubbing necesury I
Dries to a shine in 20 minuiail
Con! !
Reduced I
Wards Best
Tileboard
i. ft.
28
'For your windows or clothes,
line! A strong, tlHtlywoven
cotton thresd yarn. Tie-In. dlsm.
Nlghl
Latch
Reducedl
Brilliant beauty for your kltch.
en or bathroom. Choice of many
colors! Easy to install.
77c
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Protsct your property I 8tard
and oependable, mads of cast
iron, mill a bronze finish. ,
Our Monthly Payment plan may
be used en any purchases totaling
$ 10 or morel Buy new, pay I
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