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February 'i, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FTVTS
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Word him boon received fruni
Earl C. Reynolds, county coonll
nntor of clvllluti di'teiise, Unit
thii visual nliiH mntvrinl whlcl
wns )lnnnc(l (ur una In thu locnl
dofonsa p ion nun, will not hn
available until February, Ak ii
result, O, A, Kriiuso, voniiiiiinilui'
ol tho Kluiniilh county council
hn directed thnt llio trnliilnu
prourinn for Kliimntlt Fulls be
postponed until audi tlmo nn tho
new film imiturlnls nro secured
To Portland The Hov, and
Mrg. Carl F. Nltr. nnd thrco chll
dren, Patty, Wllford nnd Curl
Cinry, left Klnnuitli Fulls by
motor wcdnesdny mornintf to
moko their homo In Portliuut
Rev, Nltz, for tho punt ono nnd
ono-hnlt yenn pnittnr of tho local
Zlon Lutheran church, linn ac
cepted a position in (lcnn nnd u
porvlnor of Concordia academy.
connected with tho Lutheran
church, In Portland, Several nf.
fulri were nlven 'or tho family
prior to Its departure. No sue
cesser linn boon named here.
H.turnz Mm. Luno Warren
and duuiihter Nancy, linvo re
turned to their home on Cnllfor
nln nventio from a visit In Port
land with her mother, Mm. I.ud
win Poternon of Prlnevlllo. for
merly of this city. Mrs. Peterson
underwent a major operation at
St. Vlnconl's honpltul nnd wns
moved to tho home of friends
Snturdny. Mm. Wnrron nnd
dnuithler continued to Seattle
for a brief visit with her mints,
Mrs. B. UIoukIi, and Mrs. Fred
llelnemnnn.
Visitor Mrs. Wayne Cutler l
a visitor at tho home of Mm
Wlnnlfred Glllen, 18.10 Leltoy
street. Mrs, Cutler is the former
Lucille Bennett and taught at
Fremont school during her resl
donco hero. Sho has been with
her husbnnd In Sun Jose, Calif.,
and since ho has received nnoth
er assignment, Mrs. Culler Is en
route to Portland to re.ildo.
Bopr.i.ntotlv. Her II. R
Wolshoni, field reprcscntntiva
for tho Stnlo Unemployment
Compensation commission, will
bo In Klamath Falls for tho
next few dnya to confer with
employers hiring four or moro
employes subject to tho uncm
ployment law. Whllo In this
area, Wolshoni may bo reached
through tho local USES office.
Social Club Tho Eastern Star
Social club will moot Friday al
1.43 p, m., In tho Masonic temple
ana members nnd visiting mem
beri aro Invited to attend. Host'
essei will be Mrs. M. C. Sher
man, Mrs. I. N. Huls, Mrs. H. H.
Listoo and Mrs. R, R. Allison
In Iowa Friends have re
celved word from Auxiliary Pa
trlcla Stebblns. WAAC recruit
that sho enjoys her training
bi rort Des Moines, la., nnd
"wouldn't trnclo It for civilian
life," Miss Stebblns left hern In
late January after her enlist
ment in Portland.
Pl.daed Richard Iirt. nnn nr
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl of North
jnira street, wos among 34 Unl
vorslty of OreRon studenti
Dlcdied tn Sr-nhhnrri inH ninrln
national mllltnrv hnnnrnrv nr..
I cording to word received from
r.ugcno.
Improving M r i . George
Wheatley, still confined to her
bed nt the family homo on
North Second street, Is showing
improvement following a long
slego of Influenza, Sho Is not
yet permitted to bo about.
Dismissed Roger Hill, two
and ono-bnlf venr nlri inn nf M
and Mrs. Everett Hill of Modoc
Point, was dismissed WcdneS'
doy evening after receiving
treatment for pneumonia nt
Klamath Vnlloy hospltnl.
Parish Night Members of St
Paul's Dnrlsh nrn llivllnrl In nl
tend "parisll nllZht" nt the plinrHi
tonight at 8 o'clock. Cards will
do piayea. Thosa attending nro
asKea to oring coffee and sand
wichci. Traatmtnt Mrs. Lewis Bo
ieni Sr., route 3, box 245, is
Improving at Klnmnth Vnlloy
hospital where alio Is receiving
medical treatment.
In Portland Mrs. Harry D.
Bolvln Is spending this week In
Portland with Bolvln, who Is
now with th depnrtmont of Jus
tice Visitor Mrs. 0. W. Henvnlln
of Medford spent Thursdny vis
iting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. R. Henvnlln.
GET WONDERFUL RELIEF
T lata and Itch at llmpla
P-I-LE-S!.
Staple pllat Read sal wrae and torlnr
rati will, md4iilns Itch, burn and Irrlu.
linn. Staart'a Pyramid SuppoiltarlM brlnsf
aul,, w.ltomt rtlltr, Thtlr 7-wa madlra.
Ikin maatta ml atimrnrt. rtducti atraln,
aalpa tlshtan ralaxad mambrantii. santta
labrlcataa and auftani. ProlKllvi and anil
enaflna. o taiy b una. It'a wundvrrul tu ba
fraa ol lilla torlnr. aaaln. 0l aanulna
liaarl'a Pyramid Suppoiltnrlia at your drti
alora without dalajr ena and 1 1. JO on
satkw'e monar-tack oiaraniaa.
Leaving Hro Mr. and Mrs.
Fni nk KnfKoii mid daughter Peg
gy, 4(1111 lloiirdinnii avenue, aro
leaving Klitmiith Fulls for Grand
Forks, N. I) wIhto Rafson him
been tin imf cried as division
storekeeper wllli the Greiit
Northern. Tliu move Is u promo
tion for Itafnon, resident of this
city for tho past night und one
half years. lit) left Thursday of
liuit week lit take over his new
duties and Mrs, Itiifson and
daughter will Join him ns soon
as they dispose of their proper
ty, lie has held tho position of
GN storekeeper hero. Curl Jack
son of St. Cloud, Minn., has ar
rived to tako Itafson's position.
Returns From Kansas Lu
cille Will, has returned to Klnm
nth Fulls from Kills, Kim,, where
she spent the pant several months
caring for her mother during 111
liens. Miss Wnl, has now re
sumed her position at Houston's
beauty shop.
Roturni Horn Mrs. Ruth
Ware, 1127 Kldorntlo, returned
Wednesday from Ontario, Ore.,
where sho wns culled by tho
serious Illness of her sister, Mn.
Mllford Miikln.
Park Board Thcro will bo no
meeting of the city purk bourd
umu Riurcli. Usunl dalo of
board sessions falls on tho first
Tuesday of tho. mouth.
To Alaska Jumes Qulbull,
2222 Gitrdun, left this week for
Alaska, whero he will be em.
ployed as a government carpen
ter.
Go Homo Mm. E. W. Nldo
vcr nnd infunl sou left Klamnth
Vulley hospltnl Wcdnesdny eve
ning for their homo, 73B Plum
nvcnuo
Visit Mr. and Mrs. Collier
und Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Henvnlln
spent Saturday evening at the
Home of J. W. Adkins.
Card Party Thctu Rho girls
will sponsor a card party Sat
urday, February 8, in lOOF hall
at 8 p. m. Tho public Is invited.
Vliltor Mrs. Leo Sagchorn of
Tuleluko wns shopping In Klum
uth Falls Wcdnesdny.
VITAL STATISTICS
LAKE Horn at Klamath Val
ley hospltnl, Klamath Fulls, Ore.,
February 3, 1043, to Mr. and
Mrs. 11. T. Luke, Sprague River,
Ore., a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
131 ounces.
SEHOHN Born nt Hlllsldo
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore,
Februnry 3, 1043, to Mr. nnd
Mrs, J. N, Schorn, 8201 Miller
avenue, a girl. Weight: S pounds
4i ounces.
MAURER Born nt Hill.Mr.
nospiini, Klnmnth Fulls, Ore,
February 4, 1043, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Miiurer, 1530 Cnllfor.
nln nvenue, a girl. Weight: 6
pounds S ounces.
CARD OF THANKS
We Wish to tlllink ntlr frlnnrta
for their many nets of kindness
nnd lovely floral offerings ex
tended during our berenvement,
the loss of our beloved daugh
ter nnd sister.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnyno Funk
SonJn Funk
Mr. and Mrs. George Funk
nnd family.
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our frinnrla
for tho bcnutlful floral offerings
nnd for their expressions of
sympathy, extended- us in our
rcceni oerenvement.
Mrs. Eliznbcth M. Kelllson
Lou, Wllllnm and Howard
Kelllson
Gcorgln Hooper, Wlnnlfred
Bnltz nnd Mno Ronrk
Walter nnd Roblcy Kelllson
nnd families.
GIVE
CHILD
this cold-relief tiled when
QUINTUPLETS
CATCH COLD
whonovop Mm Quintuplet! cnteh cold
their chenta, thronUi and hnckti urn lm
WPdintHy rubhcvl with Miwtorotn. Rt
MuMrmfo must bo Itint nbout tho BEST
cold relief you cun buy!
Muntoroio clvoa such wondorftil
mill, bocnuno It'a MORE than junt an
ordinary "nnlvo". It'a whnt ao many
Doctora and Nunwa call amndorn counter
irritant. It helps bronknp local conRontfon
In upper bronnhtnl tract, makoa broath
Inft oanler, promptly rollnvoa couRhinit
nnd tiftht. nnro, aching cUont numclos duo
to coldn (lot Muslrroto tndayl
IN B STIUCNGTHS: Chltarcn's Mild,
KoRuIar nnd Kxlra Strong til.
ltiW.te'1i
A damage suit against the
Southern 1'uclflc company was
filed by John Hruco Wednesday,
arising from Injuries allegedly
received In a collision last Juno,
tiruco was a passenger In a
truck driven by Andrew Hem
rich, Merrill, when It was struck
by a Southern Pacific train at
tho crossing near Wocus, Hem
rich was killed instantly.
llruco alleges that tho train
was traveling at an excessive
speed, that It did not give a warn
ing slgnul, nnd thut tho crossing
was Improperly maintained. He
asks for $19,000 general dam
ages and $2900 costs. U. S. Bill
entlno nnd W. Lumur Townsend
aro attorneys for tho plaintiff.
Jon Houston
Recovering From
Coasting Injury
Jon Houston, 4-ycnr-old son of
Mnyor nnd Mrs. John H. Hous
ton, 1242 Pacific Terrace, Is re
covering at tho family homo fol
lowing a courting accident Sun
day in which Jon suffered a
broken left arm Just nbovo the
olbow.
Young Jon was a member of a
tobogganing party enjoying tho
snow on the hills nbovo Pacific
Terrace. Ho Is doing nicely.
Ladies' Spring Coats
Tom Boy
Styles I
Fitted Stylev
12"
Wonderful xvesrnltle coats for
now through Spring I They'll top
your suits so smnrtly ensemhlo
beautifully with all your dresses.
Plrerex, p 1 a I tl s, herringbones,
100 Tlrgln Shetlalltls.
Girls' SLACK SUITS
SnnforUrd denim. Pin in
l I i e k i and striped
blouse. Hose, blue and
pink with bnnuontxtng
striped blouse.
Sturdy nnd
smnrtl Sixes
3 to H.
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CASUAL JACKETS
Great to wenr to work or Just lounging
It's roomy and comfort- m a
able. In two tone hnrd finish
materjals. Tans, greys browns.
MEN'S SPORT SLACKS
Herringbones, dlngonnls In soft
weaves, f AA
gnbnrdlnrst 0.7U
Practical
Styles!
Boys' Sturdy
SWEATERS
3.98
Two-tone, solid
colors In. all
wool cont
styles I Ittiggeil
ly nmtle for
rugged w e n f I
Sites 8 to 10.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effoctlvo Juns 16, 1942)
Train IB Southboundi 6:15 p, m.
Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound! 6)30 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi B p. m.
Madford Stag, Wattbound, 3i30
p. m Evtning Airmail,
Towniand Club Thar will
bo a Townsend meeting and
dance nt tho KC hall this Friday
evening. The business meeting
will be at 8 o'clock, with the
dunce to follQ.w.
Auxiliary Th Eagles auxili
ary will hold a regular meeting
Thursday at 8 p. m,, in tho
Knglcs hall, .
Card Party Midland grang
will hold a card party at the
homo of Mrs. Phil Motschen
bneher on February 20, at 8 p. m.
Members are asked to bring
sandwiches. Friends are wel
come. DR. OHO W. WESTUNO
Hot Moved to
212-14 I.O.O.F. Bldg.
FOP.VICT0RV
BUY
r,i.
WA R
.IOHDS
JERSEY DRESSES
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In Your
Favorit
Btylol
Gurgcous splnsliy Jersey prints a
muat have for Spring. Delightful to
wear under your fur coat now! See
our Interesting collection. Sites 9 to
Hi alio half sizes.
O Ladies' Blouses
Long steered blouses In. white
and pastels. Perfectly tailored 1
Sites 31 to 40.
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GIRLS' SWEATERS
iMose knit Cardigan
style all wool with
long or short sleeves.
Warm and pretty.
Sites 2 to 8.
Maybe the Animal
Had a Complex
REDMOND, Feb. 4 (P) May
be the animal developed a
ground-hog complex and got
mad because ho saw his shadow.
Anyhow, County Agricultural
Agent Gus Hogglund revealed
today a large muskrat attacked
him on ground-hog day, first
trying to blto his foot, then mak
ing a leap for his throat.
Roy Carpenter, manager of
the Redmond bonk, witnessed
part of the attack.
Let's put everything to workl
Sell tho articles you don't use
through a classified ad.
LET'S PLAY THl
GAME
Making o little go a long
way is o fascinating gome.
Many Penney customer
ore adept al it. They'd
been playing it long be
fore it became a patriotic
duty Penney's whole plon
has always been to help
people get what they
need for what they have
to spend
Now o new feature has
been added It is making
what you hove and whal
you get lost for o long
time
This means you repair and
mend anything that can be
kept in use You consider
before you buy anything,
going only to stores which
give value and wearing
quality. Penney's depend
ability and insistence on
high standards are mak
ing it the favorite of more
ond more thrifty Amen-,
cans
Drtttf ration
c r p . Lin
gtrit bowtm
Sparkling New- Spring
DRESSES
Sport Styles
Casual Types
Dr.ny Models
Whatever your activities
this spring , . , you'll
need at least two smart
new frocksl Select yours
from this cpllection that
gives you such a range
of good-looking colors
and styles! Novelty
rayon f abrlcsl . '
In sizes 1 to 20.
w VV Some Pretty With Lacel 'i rT vV
tm t cCk Vv. cl""fc Tailored Stylesl f (. 1
V&VWt Smooth Rayon Crapl , , lySlhiA .
f I f . V. Lustrous Hayon Satinl III if K.J V.
Slips to please the most fas- - f 'KVV
tidious mint Straight cut,! f
taUored styles with four gores I J f I ;L
... or lace trimmed types, 'i f f w I '
Jftk. cot on the blast Petal-soit !vA J 1 .
I . Cfk'X Feminine Gifts for ValentWi Day I II
H-lf RAYON SATIN GOWNS
Brother Held In
Portland Slaying
PORTLAND, Feb. 4 UP) Mar
vln Chamberlain, 40, Portland,
jsjs flwi. ' The Nlc,,t Gltt You CouW Thnk oi'
'Jfr$ RAYON HOSIERY .
WikrlrK "" ' TO .
'Si Closest to Your Haartl J 1
-m ' Hj, Yoa ean b '"reyou're giving her
V k Ik neW ''nd ' Ta'enUne wnen you
' , bK' 'V glTe h" r,yon and of wear- I
L , ' '' ' , Sak , 'f We quality, tool Beautifully shaped 1
:yT, ' "V kfVV ' X. because they're full-fashioned I 1- i
' V thread, reinforced feet. Sizes 8'i
X Length ''
t. HOSE V J 1
Trim fitting knit A Thoughtful Gift) j fl,
hose so popular rVkTUA, CI IBC SUT,
V wn the younger vimilin a7.iry ff ' jT5 I
III s fe l-V''Vi xcwaon rayon aaun gowns, au I
li IS I & M l Prettle uo w"n 'ace embroidery, J
' ' I 1 PV:S JkHif I beadings and shirring I Cut on the bmm I
II . 'J I V' Fl bi to ' to perfection. Sizes 198 I
Ill a ll jfsSPk. Wom.n's Finely TaUor I
111 tf . r'if. Aaonno.-
I i I II J ? V Or Trimmed
Pert And
Pretty For
Girlsl
COTTON
PAJAMAS
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Breezy butcher
boy styles that
girls love
lots of boyish
tailored types,
tool AU In nov
elty easy - to -wash
cottons. 6
to 16.
Miss Prop'
PANTIES
) 29c
Fine quality
rayon for long
er wear. Sizes
2-14.
Girls' RAYON SLIPS
Lovely crepe or sntln
in tailored or trim
med styles.
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
59
pi
Latfc
FT' A
I. .
wounded In the chest by a gun
shot, was in serious condition at
a hospital here today.
State Police Officer Cliff Boss
said his brother, James Earl
Chamberlain, 47, was held with
Stack Ifp at SavUufl!
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF TIES!
Ties turn
una
Sanforized
Knllvcn dnrk winter suits with these colored
shirts. Ncnt fitting collars, top quality material,
A No. 1 buy I Sizes UU to 17.
AU Whit . . i.es
out charge in Washington court '
ty Jail following tho shooting
yesterday at Metzger. '
Alexander the Great la said
to have been left-handed.
PANTIES
59e
Beautifully cut to fit smoothly un
der your slimmest dresses. Several
styles to choose from. Lace trimmed, .
embroidered or plain. Regular
women's sizes.
the trick when your wardrobe's
somber. Boost
your morale with
a bright pattern,
figured, striped or
plain.
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HANDSOME
NEW SHIRTS
Styled by Towneraft
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