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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1942)
( Aiurtmt 7, 1D12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREK i i 1 G 3 : liB Hitchcock liore l'lilt lllk'li t'cii'k, Nisli'i-a liinilii'iiiiiiii, fli'W lu lu Kliiniiill) ImiIIw In 1 1 im oyvn pliuiu 'I'lnirsiliiy t iilli'iiil n muut Ini! (if ( I ii' KIiiiiiiiIIi KIwiiiiIh club. Ihtvliruck Ih ii pital lllHlU'llllllt Kuvcrnor uf KIwihiIh mid Ih ox ii ('lt!(l In ho ii I'limlldiUu for dis trict Knvi'i niii' nl tin! illnti lil eon vi'iillcm In Yiildinil thin inuillli. At Boy tlcout Cnnip - Ituv, Frnelurei Elbow Mix, Ciuuruc SiillniHin, wifn of 1 1 us (llntrlet niiiliilrriuni'u HiiR'rliiti'iidi'nt of Mm Oivi.;mii Stulu liljiliwiiy lie piutniriil, Kiifli'i I'd ii jjuliilul in jury In lier-t'lbow whuli ulii! full nl lii'i- hiiniii TlHirnduy niornlnil, Mr. mid Mm. Sutlmmii li'ft for I'lirtliind wlmro ahu will submit to iimdli'iil trriitiiiciil for lliu frnctiiiv. Itoturni Homo Mm. Huaaoll Moslilrr of Sueiiiinitnlo ro turiii'il to lit'r homo Tliurmliiy tifUT vlslllntf lu-r oiiimln, Mrs. Karl Wlillloi'li im Norlli Sixth dtri'i't. Go South Mr. nnil Mm. C, A. Tniiiliiison Irfl Thumdiiy to mii'iid n short time tit Itlrhnrtl bum SprliiKK iii'iir Clilco, Ciillf. HE'S A PROUD FATHER who can win tho admiration of Ms sonl SitijII wonder this boy polntt wiln pride la hli &i whni imirl Tailored Sll Lf Ovotalla mike him look tha tucccitful mn ha really li, Cat the EXTRAS In Us Ovoralli that moan ao much for your tomfoif. your appearance, and lavlnni lor your work clothing budget. Guaranteed Better in tery Way - or a newpalr FREE, for Salt by 225 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Mnln hi HuiplUS Kriuuda of Ai Fmii'iiiiit of Ml. Sliuatu City, Ciillf., formerly of this city whoru hu norved aa mnnuKcr of lliu Esqulro thoutru, will bo in torcrilixl to loam ho la recover- hill from a major operation In thu Mt. HIiUHta hospital, Four mot recently purchaautl the tluulro In that city. Bicvclo Tholt Baporttd Don Hopisr of 2070 Ktnu atreet ro ported to pollen Thuratluy thut hW rod and whlta bicvclo hud boon stolen from the Tower the- alia Wednesday night. Ho sulu it I in el no fenders, a broken sou l und the license numhor was 1771. Want Information Polico uru seeking Information Unit will help them locato a man by the iiiimu of James Ingram who la thought to huvu worked on cuttle runchoa In this vicinity. Anyone knowing his where abouts la naked to contact the city police. Buys Property W. E. Brlght- mun, l'olican I3uy Lumber com puny employee, hu purchased a six room huusa at 82B Grant street from the Homo Owners Loan corporation, 'l.'lio aulo was handled by the Uurnhlscl agency local representative for HOLC. To Portland Bill Beck of 320 Lewis atreet, veteran cm nloyo of the Pacific Telephone and TclcKrnnh company, loft Wednesday for Portland where ho will receive medical treat merit. Ollandari Aooaar Eleven persona urrcstcd on minor of fenses appeared In police court Thursiluy, morning. Thcro were thrco drunks, one vug and sev en truffle law violators. Transfers to Albany Mar garet Wllkcrson, switchboard operator for the Southern Pa cific here, has been transferred to a permanent job at Albany. In Euaane - Mrs. Harriot Jiulllo of 211 1 North Ninth street is apeiitllug the summer ut the Hullie'B new home at Kugoiiu. Mr. und Mm, hugona Jiulllo, formerly of Klamath Kulls, but now living In Portlund, drove to Kitgeno hint week and visited Mrs, Uallla thoro. Spend Weekend Mr, and Mrs, Fred llutchcruft of Mc Minnvilln, Ore,, ura spending the weekend at the home of Arthur Porter, 115 Pino street, Hutch craft is attending the slate con vention of Oregon Mcuitora In this city, Enlist In Army Wallace A. fluddon und Tony A. Scholten, both of Klumuth Kails, enlisted Thursday In the U. S. urmy ut tho Portland recruiting office, according to Lt. Col, 13. H. Hens ley, district recruiting officer for Oregon. Fractursi A n k 1 Clifford "Hcd" Mclhorn of tho city po lice forco is reported to bo laid up with a broken bone in his unklo sustained when ho slipped on stepping out of an automobile. Eugeno V. llaynes of tho Conv munity Congregational church la ut the Boy Scout camp this week but will return to take charge of Sunday services at the church. In Los Angeles Mrs. Hitlph S. Henry of North Third street, accompanied by her two sons, Kdwln und Teddy, left by motor this week for Los Angeles where they will visit relatives and friends. Purchases House Orrln Ormsbec, employed by the Southern Pnclflc, has purchased a four-room houso at 2200 Ap plegatc street from John Loy. The salo was made by Fred Cofcr of the Burnhlscl agency. Grass Fire The fire deport ment answered a call at 1:35 p. m. Thursday to a grass firo at 2531 Whlto avenue. No tlumago wns reported. Has Operation Elmer Wll kcrson, Sun Francisco, a son of Ingeborg Wllkcrson of this city, recently underwent a serious operation. Leave Hospital Mrs. David Bridge and her young daughter, Dorothy Joqucttc, returned to their home on Sargent street Thursday from the Klamath Val ley hospital. ......... Vacation Walter Upbndahl and family of Altamont are spending a vacation In Portland. Sworn In Green Ashbury Wulden, 723 Klumuth avenue, und Wuyno Eurl Burgess, 2235 Kudcllffe atreet, have been sworn Into the navy In Portland, according to word received ut thu local recruiting office. To Ban Francisco Mr, anil Mrs, Sum Mushen will leuvu Saturday for Sun Francisco on a vucution trip, They will visit Mrs. Sum Mushen, Sr., In the buy city, and will return by Tahou in two weeks. Leave for Salem Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Golding left Fri day for a few doya In Knlem, They were accompanied to Eu gene by Dorothy Bailie, who will visit with her grandmother, Mrs, Harriet Builie, there. Appear In Court-Four per sons accused of being drunk and disorderly, three drunks, one vug and oiie truffle law violator appeared before Police Judge Leigh Ackcrman In police court Friduy morning. !i ', " , , . 'XML MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effoctlve June IB, 1942) Train 17 Southbound: 6:30 a. m. Train 20 Northbound: 10 a. m. Train 19 Southbound; 6:15 p. m. Train 18 Northbound: 6 p. m. Picnic Planned Sons of Nor- wuy picnic to bo held at Moore park la scheduled for 11:30 a. m. Sunday, August 9. Members and friends are Invited. Those at tending ure asked to bring picnic 1 lunches und their own auflar. Coffee and cream will be provid ed. Games will be arranged for this children. Sons of Norway The regular business meeting of Sons of Nor way will be held Saturday night, August 8, in lOOF hall. At this time members wishing to pay dues may contact tho sec retary, Hjulmcr Rathe, who is out of town during the week, it was reported. City Band The city band will meet at 8:45 p. m. Saturday to participate in army show day at the courthouse, Catholic Daughter s The Catholic Daughters will hold their annual picnic Monday, August 2, at Moore park at 8:30 p. m., at which time a potluck supper will bo enjoyed. Each person attending is asked to bring table service for one. All members and their fomilies are urged to be present. Tho grand regent, Mrs. Ann Fiala, will have charge, assisted by Mrs, Violet pieser. From Salem William Stif tier of Salem, assistant main tenance engineer for the Ore gon state highway system, spent Thursday in Klamath Falls on business. Return Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clawson and two sons have re turned from a camping trip spent at Willow Springs, Lake o' the Woods. Want-Ads Bring Results! ;. .. guests . , : (. TULELAKE Mri and Njra. Mcrton Brown had as week end guests Mrs. Brown's mother, Mra. P; N. Campbell and hor brother, Lome Campbell, both of Wapato, Wash. Thtf gUeatii visited aiao in the home of Mrs, Campbell's son, Roy Campbell and family. I 'Dealer ' shortages put new value on used merchandise. Cash In on your "junk" through a classified ad. Phone 3124. WANTEDI WQMEN COOKS! To work In one of Klamath's beet aqulppad kltchene. Muet nave eaper- lenoe in reeiauranl worn. Apply In pareon. MOLATORE'S n'-'-"-Frr''ilW iter- "-' --' japajiaiMMmjKlw.aewajp Expected Home W. C. Shear er of 735 Mitchell atreet, is ex pected homo Friday evening evening from Portland, where ho Is employed in defense work in the shipyards. He will spend two duye at homo. Seaaide Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Stuart and daughter, residents of tho Altamont district, are spending a two weeks' vaca tion in Seaside. Visit at Hot Spring Mr. and Mrs, S. R. Berry of 2105 Recla mation avenuo were visitors at Ben-Mac Hot Springs at Ccder vlllo, Calif, this week. GllchrUt Vlaitore Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sharpe of Gilchrist are spending several days at the home of A. E. Bailie, 231 North Ninth street. . , 7-Hour Service) - KRYSTAL KOTE FINISHING Films loft by 9 a.' m. are- ready by the same day VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Main Phone 3618 Returns from N e b r a a k a j Jnmes Blair of 1527 Oregon ave nuo has returned from a trip to , Lincoln, Ncbr,, where ho was; called by the Illness of his broth-, cr. Visiting Carol Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams of Grant strcot, la vis iting her grandparents, Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Williams of Fort Klamath. Goes South Mr. Timothy Murphy returned to her home in Dunsmulr after visiting hero with friends and relotlvcs for tho past several days. , , SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY , l4?anul Ousters ' Mi. 2! Limit 2 Lbs, to Customer ft!WOMEItYr WARD RAND OPENINGS- SATURDAY usement rcade PLAY THE AMUSEMENT GAMES Alrplano Guns Ray Gum Submarine Guns Horoscope , Movie Machines Baseball Games Moral Nameplate , Punching Bag Stamps NO AWARDS OR MERCHANDISE. NO MINORS ALLOWED TO PLAY GAMES UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS. For Sporting Goods Try ; Louise 'Polin's. ' A Little Bit of Everything . Op.on.8;0.0..n..-m.- toMldnlght-Weok -Days -and Sundays - Saturdays 6:00 a. m, to 1)00 a. m, Sunday Amusement Arcodo 118 S. 7th, Klamath Falls, Phone 886S ' Am r-, '-A - LADE Buy ' if Now! j Sr j during our iJ)foja f vfB Evory wanted gar- J I M if mcnt . . . top-qual- I II III till Jt ! iry pelts, silky, ls-' I Willi " .Lr,r,T-n III I; i 109 ROSE ANN ,SITKINf lJJpf ' f Master workmanship lifVvV v St 'f for long lifo and W 0" VI v I f wear! For both QUAL- I I Vf , B . IITY and LOW PRICES 11 b i ... BUY YOUR FUR . ! I 1 Nfe J, COAT NOWI J A V , : "uU Jo tUe Woman-- V ( If a Woman!" ' $ ; Ono of Amorica'i outstanding feminine fur stylists i wiirgladly advise yoil on restyling your ; our fur coat into 1942 models. ;. A guarantee bond with every purchase. Final Clearance I THjOS art iV Values to 12.95 Good assortment of styles for dress and sportswear in plain and printed modes. Smart styles for late summer and Back-to-School wear. 27 Better fm95 Values to 22.50 One- and two-piece prints and pastels in outstanding modes for afternoon or casual wear that you can wear into fall. Play-in-the GS.3ff 1.98 to 7.95 Values One- two- and three-piece sets, pastel slacks included. Your choice at One-Third reduction. ALL JANTZEN SWIM SUITS Only 25 Left One- and two-piece styles in America's smartest quality Swim Suit. Probably the last suits to contain rubber. BUY NOW FOR NEXT YEAR! 1 3 m 1.98 to 2.49 Values Sheers, Prints Batistes. Buy now for BACK-TO-SCHOOL. . CHOICE I79 LADIES' SIMER HAND BAGS Whites - Prints and Pastels. All summer styles now : Values to 1.50 About 100 styles in assorted colors TO CLOSE OUT AT 1 to ' 2 Price 5e Toilet Soap Fancy Soaps in Assorted Fragrances 'Boxes 1.0 : wa R ,' lty-BONDS . Wj STAMPS FOVICTORY mm buy 'PV'lll UNITED V STATES Rayon Yardage Assorted Sharkskins and Printed Crepes. . Reg. 79c Vols. ' . 2 Yd, 1.00 A.B.C. Prints Assorted standard patterns. Reg. 35c yd. C j Outing Flannels 2(L i! Good ossortment of nnttfrn; .?n in. Ladies' House FHOCSCS Close-outs of ' 1.59 - 1.98 and 2.49 Vols. DOWNSTAIRS STORE O "O'er the Land of the Free" Old Glory -Wq Pictures I uu U Beautiful framed picture of U. S. Flag. Every home should have one. All Children's -SWIM-SUITS' Mow 1-3 Off CO , t:- '7ia ii.:. i 'III itKtiBSb&amaiatHW aaklBemittMidkiMUi
