Jtriunry 0, 1042
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
MO TAXING
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YET ON SALE
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Stamps havo not yet arrived
it tha local ptislolflcrt (or use
In colliding tlio now fccli-rul
. us Ux on automobiles, l'tist-maiter-
Burt E. lluwklni snWI
Friday,
According to word from the
tata ' autoinohlln hssocIiiIIoii,
plana (or collrrtlntf tint lux liiivti
btnn rnvlsctl to put the Jul) In
tha la pi of thu posluffui'i ol
all classes.
First puyniciU of $2.01) la duo
February 1 and will rover tlio
monthn tliroiiKh Jiinv, lil-12. On
nr bnforo July, IIH2, It will hr
tfVsctssnry to imrcluisn a wound
5 (tamp In piiymcnt of thu lux
for the fliiral yciir brKlnniiiK
July 1.
Motor velilclo ownun lire ex
pected to go to their locul post
". office or aubalutlon und pur-
choso the revenue stamp, which
' will comtltute payment of the
um tax. They must fill out a
form with Information concern
ing each vrhlrlr motor num
ber, unrlal number, dfitrrlptlnn,
and the stump mint be displayed
"n the vehicle.
Violation! are( punishable! by
a fine of "not nlorte than $25 or
- Imprisonment for not more than
30 days, or both." Arrest may
be made by any federal officer.
Postmaster Hawkins said that
announcement will bo mnde
. when the stamps arrive here.
. but he added ho baa received
-fo Instructions as to collection
Qf tha tax aa yet.
Bakery Workers
Given Back Pay
For Overtime
Restitution totaling SS08.51
haj been made to approximate
ly 17 employes of Deck's bakery,
Klamath. Falls, representing the
difference between wages and
overtime pay received and what
they were entitled to under the
fair labor standards act, It was
announced today by Charles II.
Elrey, branch manager of the
wage and hour division, U. S.
department of labor, at the
branch office of the division In
room 208 U. S. courthouse,
Portland.
OIn announcing the payment
ilrty pointed out that Deck's
' bakery made reatltutlon with
out tha necesalty of court action.
This policy hai been approved
by tha administrator of the
wage and hour division In cases
where Investigation discloses
that employers did not Inten-
tlonally or wilfully violate the
law and where no aggravated
circumstances of any kind arc
present.
Four More Red
Cross First Aid
Classes to Start
Announcement was made
from Red Cross hcadquur'.crs
Friday that four classes In
standard first aid had been
scheduled to begin within the
next week. These classes ore
nnn tn hnlh men nurl wnmen
Q The first class will bo held
n the armory building at Red
' Cross headquarters on Monday.
January 12, at 7:30 it. m. un
der Council Napier, instructor.
The second and third classes
i will be held In Fremont school
- on January 13 at 7:30 p. m.
Miss Eva Burkhalter and Miss
Irene Rcdetzkc, Instructors.
The fourth rlass will bo held
In the armory nt Red Cross hoad-
quarters on Tuesday, January
! 20, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Vesta
nSpetz will Instruct. All in
;jstructors havo been authorized
by tho American National Red
itCross to Instruct both standard
",and advanced classes.
V Houston Again
, Leads Agents
For the tenth consecutive year,
John II. Houston led nil agents
( In tho standing of Oregon agents
-jif the Equitable; Life Assurance
Qoclety of New York, it was nn-
.nounced Friday by T. Howard
Groves, Oregon agency manager.
" Mayor Houston earned mcm
' 'bershlp in ono of Equltnble's
.". most-coveted production clubs,
' Groves stated.
J ' Sixty-seven per cent of the
' Dominion of Canada's produe
' tlon of castings and forgings is
v produced in Ontario.
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Warning to Mothers:
.CAN CAUSE TROUBLE
.latum the truth I Anybody, nnywhare. rim
- bv roundworm. Ami tliey run ciumo irrnnt
llitrean Inside your child without ir oot$
mowing whet i wrong.
QMnnr pale, nerroun, uniUrwt(rht rhlMrcn
v bowtl worms. Other innoront-lnoklniT
Lrnlnt tlirni nr unfitly tomnchi fldtfotlnii.
pitchy Mat, noH-plokintr.
-t. Don't UV ehnneeR with roundworms I fM
' Jayn'i Vermifuge toclrtyl It Amorlra'a
'bent known proprietary worm nrnllrltin
'uhI by million, tor over ft century. JnyntV
' Kxpeli stubborn roundworms, yt arts truiifi,
'f tJiera art no worms, (t works just ns a
asjld laxativt. InaJat on Jayna'a Varmifust
ECONOMIST OFFERS GLASSWARE
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Miss Madelyn Crone, well
known economist, exomlnes the
unusual attractiveness of tho
new Sego Milk gift offer a
beautifully designed oven-glass,
covered casserolo and an oven
glass pic pinto to match.
"This Is tho sort of thing we
women have been wanting,"
says Miss Crane, "cooking dish
es that are practical for kitchen
use. yet with enough artistic de
sign to look perfectly at home
on any well-appointed dining
table."
The covered casserole Is a
generous quart-and-a-half size.
Transportation
News
Freight Bureau to
Consolidate Two
Hearings This Year
Due to the emergency situa
tion which exists at tho present
time, tho freight container bu
reau of tho Association of Ameri
can Railroads has considered It
advisable to consolidate two of
Its public hearings scheduled for
the year, tho association an
nounced Friday.
Therefore, the association sold,
the February hearings, previous
ly scheduled to begin on Febru
ary 3, and June hearings set for
June 2, will be consolidated and
held In April. The first hearing
will begin April 7.
The closing date for receipt of
proposols will be March 12 and
tho dockets will be available for
distribution on March 18. All
applications which have been
submitted and set for February
heorlng will be carried over to
April. Tho October docket will
be issued as originally intended.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
At tho Presbyterian High
School society this Sunday, John
Fletcher and George Long will
act as Joint leaders for tho Chris
tian Endeavor meeting. This
promises to be an unusually In
teresting meeting.
Gerry Mae Smith will discuss
the topic, "Our Society a Train
ing School." for the young peo
FREE
Delivery ;
Phone 4282
n 7-j ;
HENS white 30f
Bacon Pieces 201
Skinless Wieners . . , . . 251
Colored Hens ....... 251
DUCKS Bib
4'W .
the size found most practical for
the average family, and the pie
plate is the regulation 0-inch
size that standard pastry reci
pes specify. This durable, at
tractive cooking and serving
ware is the double-header fea
ture of Sego Milk's current of
fer. The casserole moy be had
for 35 coupons removed from
the tall cans of Sego Milk, (but
70 from the small cans count
the same) and 10c in coin. The
pie plate can be had for only
12 of the large Sego Milk cou
pons (or 24 of the small size)
and only Sc.
ples Chrlstlon Endeavor meet
ing at the Christian church.
Tho Christian church Juniors
will be led by Buddy Aubrey in
their weekly meeting.
"Our Society a Training
School." Is the topic scheduled
for the High School Christian
Endeavor meeting ot the Chris
tian church. The leader Is Neva
Knuth.
At the Christian Endeavor
meeting In the Mt. Lnki church
next Sunday, Pat Short will lead
tho meeting.
Doris Ynntls Is the leader for
the young people's meeting at
tho Presbyterian church in
Klamath Falls.
Coffee grown on Grand Co
moro island, off South Africa,
Is said to contain no caffeine.
A pelagic bird Is one thot
lives on and about the ocean,
such as gulls and terns.
You'rt won hull the bntUe against
cold dtaromforta If you can open
1IHM0 Hturfy nostrils and breathe
throiiRh your noap without that
amotherr feeling. If your nontrlts
are rlottited un. hmrrt Mentholatum.
Note how fffecllvely It eneea your
breathing nd relieves the nneer.lng,
amming, porrneaa. awelllng. and
rertneas. with all these annoyances
checked, you can go atwut vour ac
tleltle In comfort . Jaraor tiibe. 30c.
These Are Our
Everyday
Chicken Prices!
Trulove
Chicken
Center
919 EAST MAIN
SATURDAY SPECIALS
20 PILOTS SIGNED
FOR CIVIL DEFENSE
About 20 Klamath pilots have!
signed up for civil ulr patrol j
work as organized under the .
United Slules offices of civilian
defense.
Purpose of the CAP Is to
bring civilian aviation into the
total effort of thu United States
to win the war, according to in
formation received by Mox
Guiley, head of the Klamath
Air service.
It is expected a nationwide
training service will be estab
lished for both flight and ground
work. Inxignla is being patent
ed and uniforms designed for
members of the CAP.
A final outline of the work
to bo done by the CAP has not
been announced, but a govern
ment booklet lists many func
tions that might be possible,
such as courier service, back
country observation patrol,
CURTAIN
STRETCHER
$2.19
r- bark curt In
HfMrhrr lth nlrkrl
pUtrtl jilnt. ctrirly
marked. All rtitt
proof hardwart.
TftkM mrtatn up to
eSlHO Inch!.
IRONING
BOARDS
$1.19
!iHUy hullt. win
dot vobhlr! BaTy
wood and m ' 1 1 1
frame Ironing board
for q'llrkrr. eaiW
frontne. ipeel ally
prirwJJ
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January Clearance Sale of
Royal Fiber Seat Covers
Installed Free!
Pm.rt lontlni .rat eorrr. add to the ap
praranra of rmir car, Incrra.a Tour tr.dr
In t.Iii-! Kii'fcjr 10 krrp olart flbr corrr.
with altracllrr. tailored trim of l?athrrttl
AM doutitr .rim for longer, mora Mtlifar
tnrj arrvlret lluy now and .aval
. on j
SPARK
PLUGS
40c , V
Cron Country,
guaranteed p a r
formnnea spark
plugs, with donbla
electrode I (Innran
teed for 8.000
miles I
guurdlng airports, towing of
aerial gunnery . targets, assist
ance to air raid watchers, and
so on. y
Gestapo Refugee
Unable to Speak
Here as Scheduled
II. S. Huthe, of the local Sons
of Norway, received a telegram
Friday morning from II. Hag
nar Olsen, district secretary ol
the organization at Seattle, ad
vising him that Ivan Jacobsen,
who was to have spoken on
German concentration camps at
the KU11S auditorium Sunday
evening will be unable to fill
his engagement.
The telegram reads:
"Please advise your commit
tee that Jacobsen Is cancelling
all engagements. He has been
ordered to California by the
Norwegian legation to take up
special work there. Sorry."
Proceeds from the Jacobsen
lecture were to have been used
to supplement the funds for
Little Norway, the Norwegian
air force training camp at To
ronto, Canada.
IJl
INDOOR
DRYERS
98c
Ratny mootha
ahead! Ba prepared
with thli fold In c
di7r. OIt yrni M
ft. of drytnf pace.
Folds compactly for
storage. Htndy and
low priced 1
OUTDOOR
DRYERS
$3.98
R' pilar 91.19 out
door clothes dryer,
100 fett of handy
drying space. Folds
up easily for storage
when not In um.
(fares drying ipaot
to your yard!
Wtija
Solid Back
Coupes
Split Back
Coupes
Coaches,
Sedans
98
298
38
Free Installation!
2 Yr. Battery
Pom Mai Duality I
5.90
Plenty of power for most all pop
ular ' rirs In this fwnomlral
Power Mux buttery! IS plates for
longer ervlc4', guarantceil for t
years! Oroup 1 and IB ease. In
stalled free in our Service Pept.
In rear parking lot!
For Worm Winter
Driving!
Auto Heater
8tara Pamoua "Haatmaitar"!
nsgular Prica 19.951
8.95
Hevolving hetil itrtlertor girfi
you Quisle heat, whew you wans
it! TV portable, hi'svy dutv mo
torl romplfto with fittings. tbU
henler will give y o u comfort
worth far mora than this small
price!
Cross Country
MOTOR OIL
GOLD CREST
MOTOR OIL
90c
2.29
Drpenrlnhle oil at
thrifty price) Tn
bsndy ft-qt, cans, VIMt
our new Service Tept.
In parking lot at rear!
Oil changes, hatterteft
Instnlleil, recharged,
etc.
M
Pi 1
Y VITALIZED
100 pure Pennsyb
vanla oil that will
wear and wearl Handy
container. Thu quality
oil setts elsewhere for
as much as Me t
The final date for voluntary
registration of horses and mules
has been changed from January
10 to January 20. The 10 addi
tional days have been allowed to
permit a more thorough census.
This voluntary registration
was requested recently by the
headquarters, Western Remount
Area, San Mateo, California, to
enable that army agency to de
termine accurately the current
resources of military horses and
mules in the states of California,
Oregon, Washington and Nevada,
as well as the location and own
ership of such animals, so that if
and when needed they may be
quickly purchased and assem
bled for military use.
Horse and mule owners are re
quested to report by card or let
ter no special form is neces
sary to their county agents the
age, sex, color, whether riding
or draft type, whether broken or
FLOOR
WAX
39c
?fo nibbing, no pol
ishing with "Maid of
Honor" wax! Dries
to a mirror-bright
finlih quickly, laits
longer! Pre.se rea
your floors, keeps
then gleaming!
CLOTHES
BASKETS
89c
Fine quality willow
makes these handy
dr.thes baskets, just
right 1 1 for an
arrrsge wash! Lipht
weight but strong,
with comfortable
landles! Low priced!
UTILITY
CABINET
49c
Hand? for .hop or
home! S drawer, with
dMdrra. In black
crackle finish, easily
lacked on top earn
other! Regular!; 69c!
RAHCea SECOND GROWTH RIDCg
TOP HICKORY SKI Hatched for
grain and weight. Regular fffi CC
:.. now
Blndtncs Mounted Free and
Guaraotea Analnst Breakaga
RANGER PLAT TOP HICKORY SKI
Uintt camlter. maleht-d Oja MM
pairs. lie. Vos. NOW vHsHH
RANGER YELLOW PINE SKIS for
children Comi'lele with Qfil
straps. Res. si. 19. NOW "
STEEL SKI POLES IS In., tl Af
it In.. S4 in. length
TONKIN CANE SKI POLES
4S In.. S3 In.. 54 In. len.ll.s V
None finer at This Price I
SLATE ROOFING
Will Not Parte.
Red, Black, Green, Aluminum I
2.15
Roll
fal pound roll worth $2,591 !
Inch lap covers 100 square feet I
Quality roorinft. at a price you
can afford to pay, complete with
nails, cement and Instructions for
roofing.
133 So.
8th
s
unbroken and whether or not
necessary for owner's use, of
each horse or muls between the
age of three and ten Inclusive.
In counties not having county
agents or farm advisors, the In
formation may be reported di
rectly to the Western Remount
Area, 72-3rd Avenue, San Ma
teo, California.
Registration or listing of poten
tial military animals Is volun
tary on the part of the owner.
Such listing implies no later ob
ligation by the owner to sell to
the army nor the army to buy
How many horses or mule the
army will need in the future can
not yet be determined. How
ever, curtailment of production
in various fields, restrictions on
use of certain essentials and oth
er conditions both foreign and
domestic seem to indicate that
greater reliance mast be placed
on horse power in the immediate
future, both by the military and
those in civilian pursuits. Mill'
tary needs of the most urgent
sort frequently arise overnight.
The remount service must be
prepared to meet any military
requirements for horses and
mules and this registration or
"IJCBIT'
IllbitS S
DUST MOP
49c
Quality dust mop
built to giva you
long, efficient serr
loe! Spring head
socket allows dm
to shaka out easily.
Very low prica for
Merit quality I
rjsssaae
FULTON
3-1 N. VISE
$1.59
All steel. S-tnrh
pipe jaws, handy
ewlrel base. Greea
enamel flntub,
handy for garage
or hobby shopt
Useful for many
household repair
Jobs!
DUNLAP
1-3 H. P.
MOTOR
$12.95
14 horsepower spirt
pbaae. Ideal for lathe
or drill press. Htgli
quality, vet eoooomio
aily priced t
2-WHEEL GRINDER
fleaTy east base with two grind
tng wheels, one fine, one coarse!
A necessity for any shop, and
priced Invitingly Vw!
1
49
SAVE ON SKIS - AT
vwivv
1-Year
COMPLtTB ASSORTMENTS OP SKI
ACCESSORIES ON DI8PLAY IN
SEARS SPORTING COOPS DEPT.
ICR SKATES
HOCKEY SKATES-
Tuhular
I 7Q
1 1 I
$3.98
Rt Roof for Weather
Protection I
Diamond Point
Slate Roofing
Genuine Asphalt, Red
or Qraanl
$2.69
K.isJly applied over your
old roof! Heavy iluty
r.of1na IAS pound roll.
Renuine aphnlt surfaces)
Ith "St a -So Granules !
Speelilly priced for Janu
ary sales.
census of potential military ani
mals will b of great assistance
in nreoarina to meet auch re
quirements,
Passenger Trains
Run Behind Time '
Through Klamath .....
Southern P a e 1 f 1 e passenger
train service continued to run
from one to two hours behind
schedule Friday due to routing
problems.
The northbound tralnr due at
10:50 Friday morning, arrived at
11:10; the southbound schedule,
due at 7 a. m., arrived at 8:15;
and the southbound 8:10 train
arrived at 10:30. '
It was believed the train
would continue to run slightly
behind schedule.
SUIT SALE
CurlM lult-lol! as HIH
tn.u
$23.75 AND $28.75
DREW'S MANST0RE
m Msin
''ning p0(
Caw. '
liu.1.,.
I .IT"".' OHC
""porn ,.,..
dur.h :'" "?ln
from.,: Zl'"'" rl m.i. .
"onm. i wa.h.Ki.
""ler. K.tL..
4 Sewed B,
Thrift-
eirrl IA
r
tnr. Oil a.f..
' r i. . T,
i - - i a .tr.-k -" ror
an haodlt. "oolty
Craftsman
Bench Saw .
29
Worth $42.95 -
Craftsman . . value leader fa large,
heavy duty 8-laeh bench saws! Not
Just a large blade, but a full alza.
qualitv machine! tmch depth of
cut; large table 154il8-lnch tllta
to 45 degreea. PrecisloD ball-bearings;
gau ties for table tilt, depth of out.
dado cutters and width of rip.
. ...
SEARS
PIOURI SKATES Hollow around.
Black or White . (t 1A
Shoe. ,
WOOL OABARDINE SKI PANTS
Down. HIM .tjle, lipper pockets, wa
ter repellent. Regular $5.7!t. Choice
of (Jreen or vavy M OO
Blue Color.. NOW t.tJO
WATER REPELLENT SKI JACKET
WITH HOOD-Natural aa
color. Kef. ).). NOW .
SKI JACKET-Waler rp.lont. lip
per pockets, aviation .t.vle Kipper
front, natural color. WM MM
Recnlar St.M. HOW t.tt
Vi-'tn. Douglas
Fir Plywood
Uneieelled for Blaekotilsl
Paint to Match
Interiors I
4'2c
Plywood make tha per
fect hlarknut material I'
Easy to Install, easy to
paint to rantch your
momaf H x 4 x ft Inches,
Specially priced 1
Dial 9188
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