January 21, 1043
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MAIL CLOSINO TIME
(Effoctlva Juno 16, 1942)
Train 18 Boutliboundi SilS p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m.
Train 17 Boutliboundi Bi30 a. m.
Train 10 Northbound! 9 p. m.
p. m., Evening Airmail,
Modford Stugo, Woitbound, 0i30
Installation Protporlty- R-
bokuh IikIko will meet fit 7;:ill
p. in, Thursday In lOOF bull.
Thora will bti In.itiilltitlon of (
f Icnrn mid refreshments will be
nrved. All visiting Hubrluihs
arc Invited to attend.
VFW Regular moating ol
Pelican Post 1:183, VKW, will bo
held Thumdny, Jinuiitry 21, ot
8 p. m. In the KC hull. A lunch
will bo served alter tho meeting
to 1'ost nicinbcrn uud members
of tho auxiliary. Chefs Houih
and Zvlt prunilsa niiiiinthlnu
lioclol (or Ibis occasion and
numbers tun urged to turn out.
Postponed Tho rogular
monthly mooting of thu Mury
Mnrthu circle of tho l'resbytur
Itin church will bo hold Friday,
January 211, lit tho homo of Mm.
F, W. I'enk, 2053 Luwrcnco.
Jobs Daughtori Tho mooting
died ii led for this evening,
Thumdny, him been postponed
until further notlco.
No Practice Androw Lonoy
Jr., director of mimic nt tho First
Methodist church, nniuninccs
thnt thu c-hulr rohoiimnl, (idled
tiled for this oveninn (Thursday)
lion been canceled.
Postponed Tha mooting of
the Friendship club scheduled
for tomorrow (Friday) bus been
postponed until next week.
Hasblns to Moot Tho Ha
blni of tho Kagles auxiliary will
meet nt the homo of Unci Orat
ion, 2141 Whllo avenue, Friday
at 7:30 p. m. t
Card Party Tho Women of
tho Mooso will hold tho third
card party of their series nt the
Moosa hall Friday, January 22
at 3 p. m. The publio In Invited
E
Patrons on rural routes are
urucd to cooperate with the po.it'
office department In reward to
tho delivery of mall In itiiburban
districts. Postal lawn require
patron tn keep clear tho np
nrnnehea In their -mail bnxnl bv
removing any obstructions, In
cluding snow, which mako It dif
ficult for carriers to deliver mail
to boxes without alighting from
their vehicles.
If approaches nra not cleared
within a reasonable time, deliv
ery by carrier may ho withheld
temporarily until approaches are
cleared.
If carriers nra delayed, It Is
lmposslblo for them to complete
deliveries on the routes, Post
master Burt E. llnwklns stated.
Sailor Moved M. O. Bright,
seaman second class, wns moved
from tho northbound train Wed
nesday night to tho county Isola
tion hospltnl for treatment.
.This Is the most dangerous
season for motoring. Insure
without delay. Hans Norland,
118 North 7th.
OtSTINOTIVI APPARSL
MwiM 1111 HI Miln
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... as advertised In the Jnnu-
nry Issue of Mademoiselle I ,
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01 Wool
0 Coseln Felt
Selection of Colors
Adjustable Hcnd-Slia
. Whytal'i MUHnrry Salon
CIIIKF FI.YINO EAGIR. En
sign Tlioirim Oxondlno, 20, full
blooded Cherokee Indian, will
chum along an aerial warpath
when ho Icuvet the Naval Air
Station at Jacksonville, Fla,, to
toko his plnca with the Meet. Hit
CiFut-grondfuthor fought In lha
War tlolwecn the States and two
uncles were In the last war.
$X SERVICED
Navy enlistments announced
at Portland this week Included
the names of two Klamath Falls
men, Richard W. Wolls and Dale
F. Mlllott.
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NEW PINE CHEEK Sgt. Dcl
mcr Smith arrived January 14
from Amnrilla, Tex., where he
Is stationed nt tho Amnrilla
Technical nlr forco school. Sgt.
Smith has been gone 18 months.
Whllo hero he Is staying with
Darwin ftobnett. Ho had a 15
day leave, nnd It took him four
days to come home. Amnrilla Is
right In tho pnn-hnndlo oil coun
try, ho said, nnd added thnt he
likes nrmy llfo fine. Ho enlisted
for three years.
Word has been received from
LnVaughn Shanks, who recently
enlisted In the navy, thnt he is
stationed at Farrogut, Ida.
Lt. ()b) Donald L. Goldlng, j
formerly n teacher In tho Klnm- j
nth Union high school, has been i
ordnance Instructor since Jon- j
uary 2 nt tho US navol reserve
midshipmen's school In New I
York, having completed his j
coursa In seamanship, nnviga
tlon and ordnanco.
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EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued From Pngo One)
Impnrtnnco of keeping the ship
building program going at top
speed.
Getting tho ships built Is far
moro Important than who col
lects tho dues from tho shipyard
workers.
pRENTISS BROWN, defeated
for senator In Michigan nnd
promptly mnde hend of the OPA,
tackles his new Job In earnest.
Hero's a word of advice to
him:
LEAD 'em; don't try to drive
'cm. Tho American people can
bo led nlmost anywhere by the
right kind of leaders leaders
who hnve tho good sense to EX
PLAIN THE REASONS back of
what thoy are doing.
That was Henderson's fatal
fault. Ho did too much ordering
and too little Intelligent explain
ing. A LL credit buying of gasoline
at retail for operation of pri
vate cars will be stopped on Feb
ruary 1 by ORDER of the petrol
eum administration. After that,
you'll hnvo to pay casji.
Good enough!
For tho duration, let's pay
ensh on tho old barrel-head for
as nenr EVERYTHING we buy
as Is humanly possible. Let's
all come out of tho war personal
ly DEBT-FREE and with money
In the bank In the form of war
bonds.
Then, when tho war Is over
and we go through tho door in
to tho NEW world that will face
us then, let's use our saved-up
monoy MAKING JOBS FOR
THE BOYS when they coma
back from the war.
Quintuplets Use
Kflusterole For
Chest Colds!
To Relieve Their Coughing
and Make Breathing Easier
Whonovor tho DIonno Qtilntupktn catch
cold their cho.it, throntti ana bucks are
immediately rubbed with Muatorole .
a product made enpoclnlly to promptly
relievo couuhlnff and tight eoro aching
client munclon duo to colrtalt actually
holpn break up local congestion In tho
upper bronchial tract, noso nnd throat
Musteroto plvoa such wonderful re
mit t bocouso it's what so many Doctors
nnd N uracil coll a modern counter-irritant,
Sinco It's used on the famous "Quints"
you can bo euro It's just about tho.
BEST cold relief you can buyl
IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild
Munterolo for children and pooplo with
tender skin. Hegular for ordinary cases
and Extra Strength for stubborn cases.
SLEEK FITTING - BUDGET PRICED - LEG FLATTERING
MODERN RAYON
PRACTICAL 7-TH READ WEIGHT
SUITABLE FOR WORK OR DRESS
FULL FASHIONED!
mil
Extra Long Rayon Hose
Full fashioned for long legs and tall
women. Sheer and dressy In B-thrcad
rayon. You'll glory in a stocking ' that
is long enough at last! Bias heel for
trim ankles. Sizes 9 hi to lt only.
79c
Outsize Rayon Hose
A rayon hose designed for stout legs.
Long wearing 10-thrcod rayon with a
stretchy Bll-cotton top and reinforced
foot. Full fashlonedl
89c
Economy All Rayon Hose
Save your best and wear thesa budget
priced hose around the -house or for
work. Neutral shades. Wear remark
ably wellt
39c
Non-Run Rayon Mesh Hose
Durable run-proof mesh hose for busy
workers. You'll walk a lot now and
need a hose that will wear. Good look
ing, tool
119
xXmfir ma
With wintry winds whipping at
your legs, you'll welcome these
wonderfully warm .
ribbed lisle stock-
prac 1 1 c a I and
smart for every
day wear espe
cially with sports
wear! '
Pr.
. IMPORTED; COTTON1 LISLE HOSIERY
A hose that is patriotic and goes everywhere, m Q
Wear them well and longl I I
NON-RUN COTTON MESH HOSIERY
Beautiful soft cotton mesh. Warm and ' n
smart. Can't run either! I oafcO
LACEY MESH COTTON HOSIERY
Soft and log flattering. Wear them to "; OJ?
market or to tea I J
ECONOMY MERCERIZED COTTON HOSIERY
Ideal for around the house day In day out wear. Soft
tan shades or light OC
gun metal ..09C
WHITE LISLE NURSES' HOSE .... 98o
This is our hose for those who work"
and need a serviceable yet not too
heavy stocking. Foot reinforced with
cotton for double duty. Ringless.
Sizes 8'2 to 102.
MAIN FLOOR
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PENNEY'S
VUSTELLE
DRESSES
Tonic for
SPRING
Most feminine
dress you could
;weir . excib
Ingly lovely
black,' set off
with frilled
white! Many
charmers in our
big collection.
"Also i it lay
prints, pastels
a n.d many
others. Sizes 9
to 44.
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SECOND FLOOR
LADIES' POPLIN JACKETS
These come In soft beige are water re
pellant. Have knit cuffs and waist. Per
fect with your sports skirt, slacks or'
ski pants.
HAWAIIAN PRINT
BLOUSES
Exotic tropical
prints so gay and
attractive. Your
choice of light or
dark background.
Stunning with
slacks or your
spring sports suit!
1
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SPRING BUDGET BEAUTIES!
JEAN NEDRA DRESSES
SPLASHY PRINTS!
PASTELS!
NAVIES!
PLEATS!
. i .
Plenty of fasnion. excitement In
this eye-catching .
group! Pick a
pleated print or
lingerie trimmed
over with fashion - MOB
news. .Have two . J""
they're only .3.98.- -M-Sizes
9 to 52.
'SECOND FLOOR
Cynthia Deluxe
Open-Toe Sandoli
In gleaming black patent or
soft spring
beige leather!
TlrMn, nnH n ' M
real foot flat-,
tererl
3
Attractive, Dressy
Spectator Pumps -
The classic spectator will go '
everywhere! A must have
for your cas- mm Mt
ual dresses IAW
n Tr Mm
navy and turf
tan.
4'
New Spring
Black Patent Pumps
The shoe for your new spring
frock. Has gabardine trim
bow and AAA
small buckle. ' MjO
Slender
dressy heel! . 0
TAN CALF OXFORD
Here's a perfect shoe for every hour of
your busy day! Comfortable medium high
, heel, .Cynthia last. Foot comfort galore!
4
49
Black Gabardine
Pump
Valiant little shoo that will
make your foot .
pretty as a lfclV
rlronm Wnllprt Mm
last for solid
fnnt eacA
Navy Gabardine
Spring Pump
It's navy time again! Perky bow
sets off this at
tractive pump
for afternoon,
street wear, or
walking!
4
49
DRESSY BLACK GABARDINE PUMP
.98
A favorite style at a budget price. Medium
high heel fluted bow
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DOWNSTAIRS
TODDLERS' CHAMBRAY PLAYALLS
They can romp and play to their hearts' content In
these sturdy little play alls., Three pieces , ... ,
including extra button-on pants. Sizes 1 to 3 J
Children's CHAMBRAY PLAY SUITS
One-piece coverall.
-79
Defense blue with red trimming.'
Button front and sanforized shrunk,
Sizes 2 to 8 t. -
CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL SLEEPERS
Soft, cozy two-piece . flannel
sleepers with feetl Protect your
child these cold nights with our
warm nightwear.'
Slies 1 to 3
66e
Sixes 4 to 8 (1 piece) ..69e
SECOND FLOOT