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Juno 18, 1042 HF.RALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE 11 LY Muuy people In tills vi cinity would liu, Hind to conn spuiid with lociil boy In tlio service, and by populiir request the present addresses (it the followliiK boys ii ro Klvun. Guoriio Kullorloti la nt Camp Bmklcy, Tex., In tlio modlciil corps. BnotN Wiilhico and Hull) Smart lira In tlio nlr force at Mticon, Cn. Claude Rcdflold In In tlio niivy, niul enn bo reached nt Be attic, Wiii.Ii. He n J'rolinnn, In tlio qunr tcrmimtiT depurtmoiit of the nnvy, la on the high sens. Nick nnumuur(1tiLr iintl Cloori(e Iliinsolt uro nt Snn Diego In the nnvnl air fores, nun Jacobs I In the nnvy, nml can bo reached at Sun Pe dro, Calif. 1 lurry Jacobs, who Is In the tank division with licadqufifUiin nt Wn.ihliuiton, D. C, Ii homo on leave. Scotty Lower, who In In the navy, bus been In the hospital nt Portsmouth, N. J for over n month. Bob Carlson nnd Tommy Rico are In tho navy, stationed nt Pearl harbor. Hud PnUlto Is nt Camp Rob erts, Cnllf., In tho nlr corps. Mrs. Osborno Is Hostess at Bly Social Gatherings ULY Mrs. Lillian Osborne was hostess at two gatherings of tho illy ladles last week. On Wednesday,, tho ladles of the church held their regular monthly meeting. Tho short ' business session was conducted by tho president, Mrs. Wnltur Campbell. I'l for tlio full bazaar wero discussed and tho pillow casos to bo embroidered wero distributed, Work on tho crocheted bedspread and the yo yo quilt took up most of tho af ternoon, Refreshments-of sand wiches and punch wero served to tho following guests: Virgin ia Stone, Frances Causble, Mrs. Carl Itiiupach and Mrs, Butler of Ivory I'lnc, Almn Johnson, Mar jorle Strong, lva Clinc, Lois Shepherd, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. George Boyd, Ituth Obcnchnln, Veda Dixon, Mildred Koush, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. II. Johnson. On Friday, the Bly bridgo club met with two tables of Indies playing. Two prizes were given to high players, ono for each table, Mrs. Stono and Mrs, Strong wero tho lucky winners. Punch was sorved. Present wero Mrs. Llln Lnugdon, Mrs. Opal Burch, Mrs. Nish Hadloy, Mrs, Lois Shepherd, Mrs. Helen 1 Smith, Mrs. Lillian Osborne, Mrs. Virginia Stono nnd Mrs. Mnrjorlo Strong. PARK&TJLFORD IESEEW f fa tVI q (gxfcttHiiice, ItrtTinJ t - -S M PARKaTILFOR0B1ITILlIHI,mC.,HIW0Blt.H.T, 7Ci QftAlH NIIITML MIIIITt MS MOP Parents Warned to Keep Close Check on Youngsters FollowliiK by only three, days the sentencing of "I'lio Nulls" to Indefinite periods In the stuto training school at Woodlnirn, Forrest C, Loseo, county juven ile officer, today warned par onts to maintain a closer check on uctlvltles of their youngsters. Losco said that several com plaints of tndlscrlmlniitn "hoot ing of .22 rifles by children In tho Altunioiit and St. Francis purk soctlnns hud boon referred to his office this week. 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TRU-POINT SHIRTS make a luxurious gif yet cost so little This famous curl-proof shirt Is sold exclusi vely by Sears! Choice of attractive patterns stripes, small neat figures and plain colors. Pleated sleeves and . back. Sizes 14 to 17. Include a Sears 'Royal Ascot Tie with each 'Tru-Point' Shirt for Dad They're wrinkle resistant beauties with a shape retaining wool lining! Choice of attractive new patterns and colors. Compare with $1 ties. Be Original! Give 'Elasti - Glass' Bill Fold, or Suspenders Resistant to water, acid, perspiration or al- - cohol! What a thrill for Dad If tho entire 1 fill ' family would pool enough to buy him all loWea. three. A gift supreme of lasting quality! For Dad's Casual Moments Sportswear Sweat Shirts 98c BUS A SHARE OF VICTORS Buy I). S. War Stamps anil Bonds. Enlist your flghllng dimes anil dot. lam to smash the Axis menace to all free nienl ath Falls, as its new president, succeeding Mrs. Ruth Hcffner of Portland. , Other officers are: Mrs. M. A. Lawrence, Portland, vice presi dent; Mrs. A. G. Proctor,. Klam ath Falls, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. James McNair, Ashland, corresponding secretary. District vice presidents elected J Flexible aa a fly rod, these ."Sandy Nevins" for sum mer. Three front-rank two tone styles-a brogue type" oxford with walled last, a ball oxford with smart per forations and a long wing tip brogue type oxford. Also a woven oxford in an tiquated leather. Sizes 6 io 11 and 12. 1.65 69' were: district 1, Mrs. W. F. Wll helm, Portland; 2, Mrs, Edith ' Mosher, Eugene; 3, Miss Eliza beth Lord, Salem; 4, Mrs. L. G, Gentner, Medford; 5, Mrs. John A. Walsh, Marshficld; 6, Mrs. B. J. Werner, Toledo; 7, Mrs. F. O. Parsons, Hammond; 8 Mn.-W.-M. Sylvester, Hood River; 9, Mrs. M. D. Barney, iL""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii7iffirTtgmJ DONTFORGETFATHER! H!S DAY -SUN. JUNE 20 ' These are the gifts He'll appreciate! please dad with a SPORT COAT Handsome, superbly tail ored sport coats that look like J20. 100. all-wool In new 1942 patterns, and styles. : Regularly priced at $14.95. Fit like a mil lion! 1 Smart Sport Shirts 1.98 In fine gabardine, 2-way collar,, pastel shades, blue, greens, tans. Small, me dium, large. "PU G R IM1 Swim Trunks 1.98 90 virgin wool, 10ft La,, tex. Strict masculine tailor- Jng In smart new styles. -uin nap pocKet. Neat mat ching belt. Royal blue. - FASHION TAILORED slack suits Prlncvllle; 10, Mrs. Ralph Fow ler. Pendleton. Ladles' Gabardine Slacks 1MT, Vlrmn Wool. Ointom MuM Bin SranoliM IMrl Saon Men's Custom Made Shifts C. J, Coggln. Rtp. .11. Ill Klinulh Holll Hm lltl -.sa 13 complete his outfit! SMART SLACKS Regularly priced at $6 95 and worth dollars more! 1007c all-wool. Wrinkle res istant and crease holding. 4-pleated Hollywood style. .Smart, new patterns! for dad's leisure hours! Priced at Regularly $3.49 and he'll think you paid $5. In-or-outer shirt. Full cut slacks with four pleats and cuffed bot toms. Vat-dyed colora will hold fast! San- ' forized shrunk (max. shrinkage 1). Small medium and large. $3.50 valuel . Wash Slacks " 2.98 Herringbones, plain twills and spun rayons, Bedford cords. A $3.80 valuel i 3!S 7A hi w r 2:98 mT. 3 133 So. 8ih Dial S188
