March 12. 1D42
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Mosdka
uxfU and SAofU
tmrrrrnrritTiTia atrrasa.
CITY SCHOO
L
Qacloti
1 hoard th other day that
light global may ba ratlonad
or lomathlng to wholesalers.
10 It might b good Idaa
to gat In a aupply before
that happens . . . It'a chcapar,
anyway . . . At lout at Oorce
lon'i. At that atora, you know, you
at 20 dlicount It you buy
15.00 worth of light globaa t , " " T '
11. Hm. . . . Which means you TLB boys to play marbles
CHILDREN 1
ARE SMART
Danny Short, agod nlna. cama
homa with only ona marble loft.
His mothar, Mri, Pat Short,
aid, "And you'ra tha boy who
aid ha was going to win lota
of marblai."
Oh. I will," Danny answered.
Next tlma I'll find soma LIT
Which meani you
pay 14.00 Instead of
OS
would
15.00.
Hara's a sample Hit:
8 , . 25-wutt bulbs
40-watt
80-watt
100-or 7Bwatt
3 , . 100- 200- 300-watt
3 . . 150-wstt
1 , . 100-watt silver bowl
This supply would last many
months In tha averaga home
. . . The total cost Is $5.19 for
the bunch ... But you'd get
20 discount and pay Gere-
Ion's only M.OB.
rlth.'
Beauty Shop.
ii
AIR cutting Is an art all Its
own, and whenever a gal
finds someone who really
knows how to cut her hair
she won't take a chance
on anyone else doing the Job.
For this reason. I was terriDiy
Interested when I found out that
Fern Short, who owns the
Studio of Beauty (on Whytal's
mezzanine), had taken lessons
In razor hair cutting and hair
styling from Rlcardo, the fa
mous Hollywood authority on
tha subject . . . She studied un
der him at the beauty shop
A.L-ORE will reopen a week owners' convention at Grants
from next Saturday . . . oo p,.
Incidentally, now Is the time
to get a permanent for Easter
. Which will be here In jusi
a little more man inree weens
If you get the permanent
now, you'll have time to have
Gal-Ox
ft
t reserve that date for a
treat you've missed for 11
week If you went down
thara the closing night
Longer. If you haven't been to
Cal-Ore since last year.
As you probably know with-
Wut my mentioning It. this most
popular of all the night clubs
i.. ti.i. taction of the country
always closes up from the first
week of January until lew in
March . . . The new band stand
was built during one of these
"vacation s." and various
changes have been made during
others.
T akad Brady Narey. Cal
Ore manager, whet happened
T
EACHERSFDR
II
NAMED
Birth Certificate Requests
Flood Statistics Office
a shampoo ana soiien up uie
wave In time for Easter.
Tha Studio of Beauty has all
kinds of permanent! from 3.75
this time, and he answered, K 10 including the machine-
wen, we clean. , waves. Rilling Koolerwave
and Fifth Avenue . . . Ana
don't forgot reconditioning
treatments! . . . The phone num
ber Is 7151.
up'
But that Isn't much of
an answer so I'll have to wall
ND hero'a another special
from Currln'a . . . On- ex
quisite Grenovllla perfumes
and colognes . . . The line
is new at Currln'a, and ex
elusive there, too . . . Vance
Cltv school teachers were
elected nt a meeting of the school
board Wednesday night In rre
mont school, and to all appeur
ances there will bo little change
In the personnol of the seven
city Institutions.
All teachers who were reelect
ed for service with School Dis
trict No. 1. arc subject to as-,
slgnmcnt lotcr and ore as fol
lows:
Llllle E. Darby, Paul D. Ang-
stead. Maryjane Ilcaton, Jennie
Mills, Ellen 1'atterson, Mary
Scott, Irma Wauchope, Freda
Wheelor, Jennnctto Brown,
Frieda Ellis, Lena Hacked, Eva
Lovely, Audrey McPhorson, May
Phlnncy, Lillian Redkey, Jean
Whitney.
Marie Doom, Freda Robinson,
Irma Badger, Frieda E. Bryant,
Gerald Clemens, Bernlca Elliott,
Frances Fltziterald, Irene Foster,
Aubra Griffiths, Emille Halde
man, Marguerite Hundley,
Mayme Johnson, Ruth Linfesty,
Dorothy Marshall, Ida Nordlne,
Geraldlno Owsley, Beatrice Pal
mer. Helen Prince, Delia Rec
ords. Edna Russell, Florence
Walker. Eda Adamson, Gertrude
Ltdborg, Genevieve McGee,
Kathleen Silver, Ralph E. Tur-
ncr, Magnus Syveroon.
Frccda Baumgurtner, Rosella
Cline, Lcora Repp. Grace K.
Rhoadcs, Patricia Talbot, Julia
Cannon, Ruby Darby, Kareen
Dunton, Ruth Flood, Florence
Howo, Orpha M. Hudson, Hazel
Leonard. Helen Perkins, Hous
ton Hoblrjn, LcRoy L. Erdmonn,
Olive Wilson, Muriel Moore, &oi-
vlg Erickson and Elizabeth Pri-
deaux.
Principals of the schools were
reelected at a previous board
meeting.
A budget committee was ap
pointed mado up of the follow
ing, V. E. O'Neill, Robert A.
Thompson, Walter Beane, E. M.
Chllcote and Glen HouL
Magnus Syvcrson, teacher at
Riverside, wos gronted a leave
of absence for army duty.
It was announced that An
drew Loncy Jr., of La Grande,
would be paid for hali time duty
as supervisor of music In the
city school system, by School
District No. 1, the other half
time pay coming from Klamath
Union high school district.
Conclusive evidence of Ameri
can citizenship, which Is of ma
Jor importance to thousands liv
ing In this country today, Is
being sought from government
oKnncles which have been flood
ed with applications since the
declaration of war, December 8.
The Oregon state board of
health, which considered Itself
snowed under If It received as
many hs 200 applications for de
layed certificates of birth within
a single year, now receives at
least 200 applications In a single
morning's work for the registra
tion staff of the board's vital
statistics division In Portland.
A uniform procedure for the
Issuunce of delayed birth certifi
cates was worked out by the
federal consus bureau, according
to Dr. Peter H. Rozendal, Klam
ath county health officer, and Its
adoption was urged upon the
states in April of last year. The
msnuel recommended that de
layed certificates be Issued on
the basis of records established
before the fourth birthday of the
registrant, or three independent
records Issued on or after the
fourth birthday or at least five
years prior to the dote when ap
plication Is made.
Also given was a list of the
types of evidence In the order
of preference including hospital
record, physician's record, rec
ord from a census, Bible record,
church or school, Insurance pot-
Icy, army, navy or marine dis
charge, other types of documents
such as driver's license, mar
riage or voting registration rec
ord and affidavit of physician
or "interested party.
Criticism Is frequently made
that relatively llttlo weight Is
given to the affidavit of a par
ent. Unfortunately this type of
affidavit is ono that can be eas
ily and deliberately falsified, It
was observed, and In view of the
fact navy and war departments
asks all defense Industrial not
to employ workers unable to es
tablish citizenship, additional
precaution must be made,
Those not In need of birth
certificates aro asked not to at
tempt to obtain them at this
time as congestion now exists In
offices attempting to obtain cer
tificate by thoso seeking federal
employment and for other rea
sons. Salt-water gnats, smallest of
flying insects, once choked tha
carburetor of a bombing plane
and forced It to land.
or ALL PEOM.I
BEND. Or. W) Jim Va
Huffel bought horn and. bug
gy because hi tiros war wear
Ing thin.
Now ho glddyap to worl
each day and park I hors al
hi place of business an auto
mobile garage. . '
swer so sh nv w -- ,. .... i. ttPkind
until the uvarn open. .. ,.r thm .... b.
causa It l on or we ouisunu-
I can find out.
Brady said that th same
cover char goo on t 9:00
o'clock Saturday nights
65e pr person . . . Other night
thor' no chrg t th door,
and un until 0:00 o'clock on
ftaturdavs you (at in fro, too
Ing one.
I admit th name Grenovllle
didn't moan much to m when
Vane bubbled over about the
hlpment Wednesday afternoon
And I torn mm so . . .
Which set Vane to bustling
At 9:00 th d.nc bnd sUrt troundi oponlng boxes ind puU.
playing . . . And Cal-Or again
hai Sara Herman and hi 6-plc
band . . . Th bunch that wai
such hit thar all last Fall
. i . Sam Herman cam hare
from Portland, whr hi bind
was Just popular.
ins out stoppers so I could
small ch of th four fra
grance.
So I can report at first hand
bout each of them . . . You
really need to get only ono
whiff to realize that here t ex-
sr-torsts or asxi-al statimest
OK THE
Mutual Benefit Health k
Accident Association
of Omaha. In tht HUte of N'ebre.kv oa th
thirty. nr.t day of December. IW1, made
to the In.uranc. Gommiiiloner of tb Suu
of Oregon, pursuant to law:
capital
Amount of capital aloe pM
UP , ,. Mutual
IncoftM
r,-crlel
dor
Xe premium
Int th rear
Inurwt. mrtrfead. tod reaU
ajSTjao.ll
rtclvad durlnf th year .
Income from othrr atiurcea r.
Mired during the year
Total Ineome It
OtoburMmenu
Net loMee paid during u year
Including .djiuUnent ei-
-tiiu.s.re
prnMia
Cornml.iloo. and aajarle paid
during the yw T,SM,M7
Taaei, llcnaaee and fee paid
during the ytu tU,fOt.U
Dividend paid on cnplUl atock
during ttie year . son
Amount of all oliitr lpcndl-
turw
Total uperjdlture 111
Admitted .t
Valu of ral eut owned
(market ealue) 4
Loan no mortgage and ool
laurel t.
Mjn.ll
70. 78 -U
Anyway . . . Rmmbr tn ,rrfin.rv miaiitv and charm-
date of Cal-Or opening... .
Saturday, March 81 ... I wllll ,n "". . m. cord
0 .u u t. . . u J of th perfumes and it cer
s w..t Ait tha haek fof the 7 r ..! r .v,...u
, " - , . tainiy is somouiiim n
woman who drir Mnwlth hav, known ,bout befor . . .
licons number 3I-1J2. 8h j dor,.t bUmB nlm now
oboyod the traffl s I g n I t for 10 ple,,efl to get this
Main and Tnth ttts, thereby ptfitTtti line in city th
bolng th first on (etpt o( KUm,th r,n.
mysolfl) Mavhsi I'd better toll what
Timberline Lift
Earns $24,741
PORTLAND, Ore., March 12
yp The ski lift at Timberline
lodge on Mount Hood earned
924,741 last year, directors re
ported today in announcing a
net profit from the resort hotel
of $3387.
The rope tow Income was
$2632. Totol incomo from the
government-built, privately op
erated resort hotel was 1172,903.
POPE RECOVERS
BERN, Switzerland, March 12
(P) Recovered from his recent
attack of influenza, Pope Plus
XII observed today the third an
niversary of his coronation with
a papal mass celebrated In the
Slstlne chapel.
Maybe
th pccil
I befor I forget
bttlh..., ... To introduc Grenovllle
WfJT4 riWnn parfum,, there's .pedal com-
....e . .hi .r,i r blnatlon ... A tl.00 size bot-
flrthos m.rt sailor hat. at tl of tiii d. cologn. (2 ounces)
' I Moo's Mllllnry dprt-
m.nt . . . Th ht tht
ar idal to wr with
ulte, which r mor popuUr
than vr now,
"lUllors" Ilk ths. howver,
cn b worn with mor drssy
outfit, too . . . Glsdys Mogu
th nam danartmont mnsger,
showed m om with vlll,
flowar trims, and om oom-
nletelv covord with flowr
. All color., including blck taX( ot courM,
th same frsgrsnce (almost
dollar' worth) both for only
1.00 . . . Plu. th government
And thy'r
At Mo'..
i-M white
fa.OB to 8S.B5 .
ViliM of hoDdi owned (mtvrkU
or amort If tvl) UMWii
ViJu of lock cw&cd imir-
ktt t1u . W1.0M.M
Caah Id banki tDd oa hand l.WJ.KH.l.
Premium tn oaura or eoii
llitn written altic BeDUrober
90, 1M1 , iQ.THM
lourtit aod rvnta duo and n
Othtr msU (net) -.-
m.ia.M
-3,630.79
Totl admitted a-?ta l.l.M-M
Llahlllflaa
Gnu cl.tmi for toMM unpaid $ T.lSf, ni.lt
Amount of uncarnwl prruituma
on all outslf.tid.rJi rUka 4.lfJ3.tf7S.W
Pim for comm. ton an4 bro-
krraaa M.tlS.JS
All other llablllllea m . I.M9.090.9.
Total II Milt It, atcept
tal
pl
rtpttal paid P
Surplua uvrr all llahllltiaa.
.111.800,111.90
Mutual
at resiui policy
1 ,WO,tSl-44
tnrpltia
hOidfft -a I
Totjil 1.W0,4M.64
Butlnaw In OraRon for th Yaar
V.t ..umliinta nvalisit durlnC
the rear SM.sss.tJ
vrt ln". M flilrlnn 111 vear J.5.U
MUTUAL BSNCPIT HSALTH
ACCIOINT ASSOCIATION
C. C. CBISJ, Pre,
r It. PORDES. Be.
Statutorr twldent Attornej lor Mrrlee.
n. K. ooirer.
sjea?aaaaaKMae
II
There ar four fragrance..
Each ona utterly lovely but
different from th other as
can b . . . Tha name are Casa
nova, Plege, Byzance and Dans
un Jardln.
There ar all sizes of bottl.
. . And thy rng in prtc
from $3.80 to $10.00 ... Be
cause Orenovlll perfumes are
not Inexpensive, you can
learn tor yourself whan you
wnen
. urn. ...nm.n .nd breath th fragrance
IwttM p yu i f,h;nuyoduontp;o.;brnyorb.,!
fit, hr' the n.wr to your iurprlsd they don t cost morel
problem . . . Th Town Shop Ask b o u t Orenovlll per
..,.i.. .tin. in sizes 11. 13. turn And the special deal,
n .a iv .nariailv doslgnd .o particularly . . Th naxt time
th in-btwen UI cn get you'r in Currln'.
norfaet J1L
You'll find Mil. Thrifty ana wity aon . you wop
ro. .Up. there In tnes izs 10 Manna onoj
. n.Iu.1.1.. .,,.ta nndead at Tha Haws and Hrld, and
1 . JTJi UUHWl JT JVM TO ,.r - I - - -
1 i..i mi., nama featured tall what tou hoard torn
In Mademoliell mgaln . . . youngster yT Of court, lot
Well, you'll find th lipi l of funny or man wing omi
the Town Shop . . . Price on dron y in thlr innoconc are
these lltU women'g llpi r unprintable, but many of them
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