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July 1, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE Cotton Kiss Enroll For Viciory g"1" TE-fgyc"'! FjV : riMLHtt.irf . V. a 6 Birthday Mr. Z. W. Dixon, rouent of Kululoua chapter, DuiiKlitors o! tho American Iluv oUitloii, Inn roculvod word from Mr. William llnrafull, stnto ro iiont ot DA1I, tlint Suturduy, July i, Is tho Dlllli blrtliduy uniilvuia ry of Mra. J, U, MontKomory, 1U2S SIC llawthorno IJlvd,, Port IiukI, loved mollior of Orctfon'a UAH. It la Mra. IlorafuH'a wiah t) in . Orcifon UAH acnd tirotitiiiKa to Mra, Monluomory on her birth' day. Mra. MuntHomery oriiuii' Ir-ed thu flrat DAK In Orruon, Multnomuli chuplor, 1'ortlnnd, Keuruury, 18UU, and win prcavnt sfen WuahinMton, D. C. when tho 'afintiiimil aocloly waa orgunlir.tid In 1UU0. Her nationul member- ihlp la No. 1004, one of the low eat, and the soelttly now ling moro lhan 150,000 mombora. Reports lat l.lout. Eurl M, l!rrl, rowrvo officer, has been called to tho aorvica and left this week after vialt hero with liia pnrenta, Mr. und Mra. uscar E. Hurrla of Altumont, Mra llurrls will remuln with her par entif, Mr. and Mra. Frank C McCreudy, rancliers of tho Chll oquln district, for tho duration, Harris litis boon living in South llend, Wash. Ho la a Kraduuto of Klamath Union liluli achool, claaa of 11)33, and of Washlng- ton State collciie, Pullman, with tha cluss of 1031). Ho recoived Ida di'gr, In yn!erlnry med- I'lno. Final Rites Funeral aorvlcea for Calvin C. Smith. Mt. Hebron, wero held Sunday at Macdool with tha llulto Valley and Weed posts of tho American Leu Ion In change. Smith waa fulully In Jurod Friday In an automobile accident near Juniper lodgo on Hlifhway 07. Mra, Smith received a broken arm In tho aama acci dent and wna treated at Sis kiyou County General hospital, Smith was a memher of tho Dutto Valley post, Dorrla. He enlisted In tho army In Novem ber, 1017, served in France from April to November, 1018. Improving Charles G. Hovey, lodging operator who waa criti cally Injured In an accident on Q'lll mountain west of Dorris .Monday morning, was reported Improving at Hillsldo hospital, where ho was moved lato Tues duy morning, Hovcy's general condition was said to bo sotls factory, Mrs, Charlea G, Hovey ho.i returned hore from Eugene and Hovey'i mother, Mrs. Dick Hovey, arrived Wednesday morn ing from San Fronclaco. Return Horn Mr. and Mra. Freeman Schultz of Algoma, re turned Sunday from a trip which took them to Chicago, Now York and Washington, D. C. They ac companied Mra, Schultz' parents, Mr. and Mra. Harry S. Wood of St. Francis pork, as for as Chi cago and tho Woods continued to Michigan for a lengthy alay, Schultz ia manager of tho Al goma Lumber company. Gets Ordon Glenn Pmltt, fho enlisted April 14, as bokor ftrst class In tho construction reg iment of tho naval reserve forco, has been ordorcd to active duty and will report to Portland on July 0. Thcro aro at present several openings In tho construc tion regiment for men who have a trade, It was announced Wednesday, Mtasloa Sovon coses of mea sles were reported In Klamath county during tho week ending Juno 27, according to tho com munlcablo dlscaso report issued from the offlco of tho Orogon Stato board of health. Three cases of whooping cough, one each of tuberculosis, chlckcnpox and mumps, wero Included In the weekend statcmont. Return Home Mr., and Mrs. Charles Joseph Martin and two cnnciren, Charles Jr., and Betty Nee. returned Mondnv mnrnlnn com San Francisco where thnv have beon for tho past few days on a combined business and pleasure trip. To Coast Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Kuykcndall and Mr. and Mrs, John C. Yadon will leave Friday for Croscont City, where they will spend tho Fourth of July holidays nt tho Kuykcndall cabin on tho coast. Leave Hospital Mrs. Lyle B. Bnlcler of 1035 Alameda stroct, with her Infant son Joromo Ed ward, left Klamath Valley hos pital Wednesday for their home. Snider Is an employe of the Southern Pacific. Visitor Mrs. John Neumann of BomldJI, Minn,, Is visiting her son and datigliter-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. L. a., Robldeati of 3813 South Sixth street. Enlists In Army Arthur Q. kSeeloy, 030; Coltogo avenue, has Vnllflted In tho United States army at the Portland recruiting offlco, ' , , Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper of this city were recent visitors In Ashland and Roan-purg. Improving Iko Larkey, South Sixth street businessman, Is re ported to be recovering satisfac torily from a font amputation which ho underwent about two weeks ago at the McCluud, Calif, hoaultol. and expects to bo oblo to return to his homo hero In about a woek, according to ro ports brought back by friends who liavo visited him. Parents of Bon Mr. and Mra William Preholm of this city uro parents of an 8-pound baby boy born on Juno 25 In tho hospital at McCloud, Calif. This Is their third child, i'rohclm Is em ployed on the Klumuth division of the Great Northern. Mrs. Prchelm Is the former Mury Larkey,, Wheels Stolen Dave Johnson of The Spot on Klamath avenue culled city police to advlte them of the theft of two tires and wheels from his car. At the snme time officers picked up a young boy who was seen rolling tho wheels and tires down un alleyway. Tho youth said ho found the wheels. From Harbor Mrs. Sue D. Benham of Harbor, Ore,, Is visit ing In Klamath Fulls at tho homo of Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh on tho Oleno road. Mrs. Benham, whoso home overlooks tho ocean, drove to this city with Mrs. G. C. Lorenz and son, Glonn, who havo boon at the coast for tho past week. Mrs. Benham will return homo Friday. On Vacation Mrs. E. Lee Payne of the FSA offices in tho federal building, is on a two weeks' vacation which she is spending at homo. Puyno Is ex pected here after July 4 from Paino field, Sunnysido, Wash,, whero he Is located with the CPT corps. Pollra Court Marvin Isaac wan arrAsted bv cltv nolico and charged with reckless driving and d sordcrlv conduct. Ho was sentenced In pollco court Wed nesday mornlns. Also appear ing were two vugs, one disorder ly conduct case, one drunk ana disorderly arrest and 12 drunks, Four traffic tickets were paid. Triple A Willis Boegll, stato field man for tho Trlplo A as sociation with headquarters in Corvallls, spent Wednesday in Klamath Falls. Ho met wan members of tha county AAA group to discuss wheat loans and allotments. The session was held In the offices of the county agri cultural agent. Wheela Found Motorists who havo had tho mlafortuno of losing car wheels, are advised that a number of wheels havo been turned Into the police sta tion where owners may Identify tho discs. One wheel was picked up this morning when residents of 747 North Ninth street found a wheel in the back yard. Trip North N. H. Jones, sup erintendent of tho Oregon Stato highway department shops at Altomont, will leave Saturday morning to spend tho Fourth ot July holidays in Salem. Mrs. Jones will remain In the north during tho summer months. Police Court Andrew Corpus drew a $20 fine in police court Tuesday morning on a chargo of liquor to Indians. Three drunks, ono drunk and disorderly and ono vag made up tho remainder ot the report from Judge Acker man's court. ' t To Salem Walter Uppcndahl, Altamont, employed as mechanic at the Oregon State highway de portment shops, will leave Sat urday on a fortnight's vacation. He will Join his family in Salem and they also plan a visit in Portland. From C o q u 1 1 Is Chester Lclchty of the stato police force stationed at Coqulllo, will re lieve Mark Sullivan, local state officer, when the latter takes his vacation shortly after July 4. Patching Craw M. W. Gib son, In chargo of patching work in Lnkcvlow, will move tho craw to Bly on Thursday-to continue tho work for the Oregon Stato highway dopnrtmcnt. Reports Theft John Cunning ham, 328 South Ninth street, re ported to' city police the theft of an old tlmo wooden plane from his gnrago,, The plana is valued at,.25. V-", a : In San Francisco Lola Al bert, who served as aocretnry to Chief of Police Hamm for sev eral years, is now employed In an Insurance nfflro In ftnn Francisco. WINDOW WASHING HOUSE CLEANING Ws do first class work. Free Estimates, Phone 7332 Between B-8 p. m. .V H Civ I vW. iv i J Itiwurds received t;' Camilla Andorson, Memphis, 2'jnn., for being numcd 1042 Maid of Cot ton, Include trip to Washington; kiss from South Carolina's Sena tor Ellison D. "Cotton Ed" Smith, v f v - "M - Helmets by hundreds are ex amined by Canadian girl ln apector. Cam -...riMiiiili'lllnli! ill',! rnriniirwiiKW Information MAIL CLOSING TIME (Eflcctirs June IS, 1342) Train 17 Southboundt 8:30 a. m, Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m. Train 19 Southboundi 6:15 p. m, Train 16 Northbound: 8 p. m. High School Band All mem. bcrs of the band are asked to meet at KUHS Thursday at 7:30 p. m. with instruments. The meeting Is in preparation for the band's nppenrnnce in tho Victory parado Saturday. Twlrlers All girls wishing to loarn twirling oro asked to re port to the KUHS bond room at 1:15 p. II,. Thursday. Cemp Fire Girls Registration for Camp Fire girls comp will be taken on tho mezzanine floor at Moo's on Thursday and Friday between the hours of 1:30 and 4:30 p. m. Camp session opens July 12 and runs through July 20. Job's Daughters Members, parents and others of Masonic relationship are Invited to attend tnitintion of new members ot Job's Daughters In tho Masonic temple at 8 p. m. Thursday. Legion Drum Corps Mem bers of tho American Legion drum corps will meet at tho cir cuit court room ot 7 p. m. Thurs day. , VITAL STATISTICS SHORT Born ot Llghtfoot hospltnl, Klamath Falls, Ore., on June 30, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Coy Berllng Short of Long Boll, a son. Weight, (13 pounds. BRITTIN Born at Llghtfoot hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on Juno 20, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eugcno Brlttln, Macdocl, Calif., a doughtor. Weight, 7 pounds. SNIDER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,, Ore., Juno 20, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Lylo E. Snldor, 1035 Ala meda street, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds lit ounces. From Corvallls Glenn L. Weaver, district FSA supervisor, will leave Wednesday evening for Corvnllls after spending sov crnl days hero with. local FSA officials. SERVED AT FRANK'S PLACE Enchiladas ' Tia Juana Special Chicken It Texas Tamalei Chicken Noodles Short Orders and Snndwlches Frank's Home-made Condensed Chill PrftiMrwt ehlll, Tivhi and Chick TanulH, a n il Conriiniid Chill to TK Out. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE AT FRANK'S PLACE 819 Commercial Dial 6630 I II War bonds purchased by employees, 10 per cent of payroll 1. Chamber of Commerce. 2. Stundurd OH company. ' 3. Specialized Sorvlce com pany. ' 4. Reliable Cleaners. 5. Swan Soda and Candy Shop. 6. Garcolon s. 7. nickya. 8. Currln's for Drugs. 0. California Pacific Utili ties. 10. The Landry company, $ 1 1. Sufcwuy, Inc. 12. New City Laundry. 13. Herman's Men's store. 14. Carter's Flno Foods. 15. Bar-nec-burger. 10. Karl's Shoo store. " 17. Klamath Moulding Co. 18. Klumiith Packing Co. 19. OH City. - 20. Klamath Medical Clinic. 21. Hnitej'a Beauty Parlor, 22. Star Drug store. 23. Moo's department store. 24. Klamath Falls Tiro com pany. 23. Eaglo Club. 20. Klumuth Bus company. 27. Herald and News. 28. Southern Oregon Hard-' ware company. I 20. LaPolnta's. j 30. California Oregon Power company. i (Note: Those who have 10 per ! cent now, and arc not listed, should report to A'. M. Collier, 6158, or" Verne Owens, 5131, Ten per cent buttons will bo pur chased as soon as available, Watch the above list grow.) Portland Had Some Heat, Too PORTLAND, July 1 (F) A weather bureau announcement disclosed yesterday if you didn't already know it that long-awaited summer tempera tures arrived Monday. The max imum was 01 degrees in Port land. Production at the Oregon Shipbuilding corporation slowed temporarily at mid-afternoon as steel plates became too hot to handle. There was no estimate of the temperaturo in the yards. CRESCENT LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall made a business trip to Klamath Falls Monday. Hall is owner of a store and restaurant which Is exceptionally busy theso days with the press of work on the Southern Pacific, crews of which lay over here. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hcbert, their two sons, and Dcrry Ham mersley left Tuesday for Horse lake, near Oakridge, where they will vacation for five days. The party will use horses the last five miles cf the trip arid prom ise Crescent lake fishermen that tho catches they bring back will make Roy Holverson and other local crack fly catchers envious. A doctor says the feminine ability to weep at will is a gift. And often gets oncl Nn mnttoi whn on ih noi.1. and the wing of a chicken, we know who gets the bill. Baby seals actually are afraid of the water and must be taught to swim the same as bathing beach babies. "Tho Preidenf says ws should rake VACATIONS! facerpt from Stttemtnt by foil drnt Rnoitvtlii "It hal been Krovrn beyond douhl thu human rinst cannot lunain continued snd ptolonsrd work fotvrrr Ions without ohtiinlns proper bal ance? between work on the one hand and vacation and recreation on the Other." This Trp Cheoi tpjpj SAN FRANCISCO end in HOm SIR FRANCIS DRAKE k VSU'll INI0T mo 10 rAMtO 1NM IN THI lUUtllUl rilllAM DOOM llaleiiael er fetmell ASK you Sfti rftirinr A ABOUT l Hotel Sir Frantis DRAKE DOWNTOWN SAN MANCIICO OIOIOI t IMOMrSOM MtNaOIH i Ul.W f o every MjggST ifrrr. 50 IN WAR STAMPS WILL BUY ENOUGH FUEL OIL TO RUN A OtSTHOVtl A WHOLE niiLE. . HOW MUCH FUEL OIL ARE YOU GOING TO BUY FOR OUR DESTROYERS? BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'SI A Slack Suit with Deluxe Tailoring! and Real Style! Hi a Really a treat for the man who en joys a cool aummer day! Lovely plaids and many new coloral Main Floor Men's Summer STRAWS For . cool head thU jj fjS&W ' f aume'rar: Y A M?iV t Hlgh-Styl. Suit. t aTcoIomi co",ction' ?C f liwfCw 1.' Budget-Right Price Stylish New . .W I J B. I J wo Tones if i' I JUST THE THING FOR SUMMER Men's WASH SLACKS Plain or pleated atyleal Tans, blue or green shadsal All washablel Really a cool trouser for summerl Main Floor MEN'S COOL COTTON SPORT SHIRTS All tha latest colors and styles. Perfect fitting. Cool and comfortabls Main Floor LADIES' SUMMER WEIGHT RAYON PANTIES Nlcs light weight rayon Panties with embroid ered or plain deslgnsl All sites. . Main Floor BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS For a r.ally cool and comfortable summer buy sonny on. of th.s. lovely Sport Shirts! Downstairs BOYS' SLACK SUITS Tan, green and bluel He'll havo a grand time in one of thesel Downatalrs MEN'S DUDE RANCHER SPORT JACKETS Men, you'll love these light weight Sport Jac kets with novelty trlml Main Floor m Wear It lor Sports and for Work summer Special 41 98 Here they are, men! - Cool, 'new Slack SuitsI Made of aoft cotton and rayon mate rial atyled to perfection. All new and exciting coloral Main Floor MEN'S COOL COTTON SPORT SHIRTS 19 1 98 3c 98c 169 29? Ig&SS-'' - 1 aiJaJllS?l; popular colors of today, AIM For Your PUasuro and Comfort. DRESS-UP SLACK SUITS For casual or dress up these lovely alack suits fill the billl Styled to perfection for your satisfaction! A grand selection of colors! ALL OUR BETTER Cocoa Straws REDUCED! great reduction in . pries to save you money for over the 4thl Visit our second floor stors where you shop and savs. . B Nat Ba A STAMP A DAY MEANS A BOND BE FORE YOU KNOW ITI BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'SI For the Whole Family li fe' iflJ 98c Thrifty in Austelle Styled DRESSES gThess beautiful Auatelles are lyiea io sen ior morel ass them for youraelf Todayl For Spectator Sports and Dress Wear 349 Brown and whits or blus and whitsl Ths most popular colors of today,- A sporty Spectator will paas anytime. Downstairs I .-.vM I M I ' a. LADIES' Swimaways Priced From. . 1.98 ,. 3.98 Talcs to ths water In one of these smooth-fit ting beach beauties! Rich rayon fabrics. Elas tlclsed or with "Lastex." Second Floor For ths Beaehl MEN'S Swim Trunks 1.59 Snug-f lttlng Swim aways wov.n of rayon satin or sharkskin with "Laat.xl" With web belt and plp.d .ideal Favorite coloral Main Floor BOYS' SWIMAWAYS Trunks mads Ofla like Dad's! Downstairs I V' 1 in nrt
