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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Gloves Gone A Saturday
vInIIoi' ul Tli Herald unci News
picked ti ii jmir ii brown doe
skin itlovm on the nowrn'oom
desk unci left ono brown doeskin
lllovc, rUht hnnil, In cxchnnue.
1'ho ono iiluvo muy ho hnri by
cnllliiu ul The Herald unci Now
office,
Son Born Mi', mid Mm.
Jiiiik'h Dlmlt ot Siilom mo par
ent of n mm, JnmiK Mleluiol,
their flint child, hiun February
17 In thn capital elly. Mm. 1)1 mil
U the former Penny Yiidon,
diiiiKlitcr of Mr, mid Mm, Car
lisle YikIimi of thin city. Mm. Yn
don and yotmii grandson, Cnlvln
Yadcu, nre in Snlcm nt the Dlnilt
, home.
In Ply Krcd now, ion nf Mr.
and Mm. Robert Rom of Klam
nth Knl In, mid a freshman nt
Oreuon Stiilo college, hud a lead
Inn purl In "Fly Awuy Homo,"
second innjor theatrical produc
tion of Iho curront your ul Unit
school, which wu presented
Mnrch 4 nnd 8, Rom will ho In
diiclncl Into tho urmy ul the end
of hli spring term.
To V I 1 1 Parent! Lnrnlno
Wilkinson of Vullcjo, Ciillf., will
arrlvo Tuesday morning for a
vl.ill with her purentn, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Leo Sutton. Miss Wilkin
ion In n stenographer employed
by tho government nt Mure Is
land ihlp yards. Shu will also
visit at Corvallls a few dnyi
before returning to VnlMo.
Roosevelt PTA The March
meeting of Roosevelt IVI'A will
bo hold Tuesday ul 2:30 p. in. in
tho school auditorium. Mn.
Nolle Lock, clilld guldiinco clinic
worker in tho locul schools, will
speuk on "Child Psychology."
Mrs. Iturt E. Hawkins, first pres
ident of PTA in this city, will
ipenk on Founder' day.
Police Court Four disorderly
conduct cases, five drunks, ono
truffle ticket and two overpay
ing slips, mndo up Monday
morning's police court report.
Revival Tho Rev. II. L. Rus
sell of tho Nnzarotie church an
nciunccd Monday that revivnl
services would bo hold nightly
this week at 7:30 o'clock. Sub
ject for tonight, Monday, will be
"Dogs," It was stilted.
Returns Rev. II. L. Russell
of tho Nururcno .church, return
ed thli week from Fort Wnyno,
; Ind., where he was culled by tho
serious Illness of his father. The
elder Russell shows Utile Im
provement, It woi reported.
Meeting A civil ah) patrol
meeting Ii scheduled for Mon
day night nt 7:4! o'clock at the
Klamath Wholcsnlo grocery,
200D South Sixth street. All
ere asked to attend.
To Medford Ruth Gyshers
and Normn Jean Wlrtz, teach
en In the Shasta school, spent
the weekend In Medford as tho
guests of Miss Wirtz'i parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wirt.
Leave Klamath Mr. and Mr.
John McCown, fur many years
residents n this city, Jell lust
week for Los Angolci to rnukti
their homo. Tho McCown studio
hoi been turned over to Mr.
Stovo Itonsou, S07 Alomoda
nlroet, who will open studios in
the Ewiuiro llivutro building
facing l'lnu Hlruet, upon her o
turn from Portland tho last
week In March, Mrs. Bonson litis
hud hnr own studios In Medford
mid .Sacramento and will teach
ull types of dancing, sho an
nounced Monday.
Services Thoro will be f
Litany scrvlco and Lonlcn talk
ut St, l'uul'l Episcopal church
Wednesday at 7:30 p, m., it wai
announced. Wodnesiluy evening
service will contlnuo through
out Lent. Choir practice will
follow. On Friday tho World
Day of Prayer will be obsorvod
by all churches at St. Paul's,
uud on Friday throughout tho
Lenten season, starting next
week, there will be services at
10 u. m,
Improving Friends of Cnrol
Muyfleld, young Klamath Falls
girl who suffered a fractured
spine November 30, will be In
terested to lenrn sho Is making
itullsfiiclory recovery. Mlns May
Held reside at 1400 Esplanade.
Sho Is a patient at Klamath
Vulley hospital.
Returns Home "Puppy"
Gordon, well known Klamath
musician, wns dismissed from
Klamuth Valley hospital Mon
day nftcr receiving treatment
thl weekend.
Return Mr, and Mri, Sher
man Curler huvo returned from
HoseviUc, Calif., whore they
were culled by the death of
Curtcr'i father, Lloyd Carter,
formerly of this city, where he
woi employed by the Southern
Pacific.
Returm to Work Mury Wll
Hum has raturned to work at
Mury' Beauty shop, 432 Main
street, after a month's vacation
In Los Angeles and San Diego,
Operation Mr. John Qulg
ley, 1814 Ivory atrcot, in re
covering nicely from major
surgery at Klamuth Vulley lias
pltnl, Shewux admitted Satur
day. Willie Martin
Injured in Feed
Mill Accident
MERRILL Wllllo C. Martin,
48, employed for the pail year
on tlio D. E. Alcxonder place
hero, suffered a compound frac
ture of the right leg in a freak
accident Saturday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. Martin was
rushed to Klamath Valley hos
pital. Martin was working on the
second story of the feed mill
when he dipped and fell on the
revolving belt. He wa pulled
into a pulley and ranch hands,
hearing hi screams, released
him, Mnrtln's wife runs the mall
route between Merrill and Ma-lln.
TOO ANXIOUS
SALEM, Mnrch 8 IIP) Some
taxpayers nre too anxious to
plcuse, the state tax commission
told a legislative committee, ex
plaining that approximately SO
persons each year send In dup
licate tax returns, plus duplicate
payments.
Improving Louis Qulnlan,
who makes his home with Mr.
nnd Mri. Guy E. Delimit, 2807
Geltle street, ha recovered
from a severe attack of Influenza.
Returns Home Violet Soares,
14, who underwent an operntlon
at Klamath Valley hospital, re
turned to her homo early Mon
day afternoon.
Dismissed Julia Anne Kim
sey, a-ycur-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Kimscy of route
3, box 198, wus dismissed from
Klamath Valley hospital Sun
day. Sho underwent a mastoi
dectomy recently.
Treatment R. E. Cole of Bly,
Ewuuna employe, Ii receiving
trcalmont for injuries received
Saturday. He is a patient at
Klamath Valloy hospital.
Recovering Mrs. William
Spongier, 2027 Del Moro, ii re
covering at her home from an
attack of influenza.
Plan Trip Mrs. L. D. Good
of Dnrrow avenue plan to go to
Portlnnd by trnln Wednesday.
The Greatest Mother
-r -i in the WorlcL:
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Penney employees are giving double
this year . . . Every 100 American
will give double to' help the Red
Cross carry on its magnificent work!
Crisply Cut and Tailored!
RAYON BLOUSES
29
A good blouse can make
SUCH a difference In the ap
pearanco of your suit ... or
even that pretty new extra
skirt I See this smart eollectinn
for yours I Smooth, washable
rayon crepe In long or short
sleeved styles! New, different
touches to give each style a
"litis season" look I White and
pastels I Slr.es 82 to 40,
Dressy Bloum In Rayon
1.9S
Gored or Pleated Style)
Novelty SKIRTS
398
Fen Fashion-Conscious
Women
Just or.e iimrkling new aklrt
In your wardrobe will make so
many different costumes for
you! Select one nf these smart
wool-and-rayon plaids In bright
color combinations! or a fine
all-wool crepe In. gay solid
tunc I Knife or bias pleats or
graceful gores, Sires for misses
. . . 31 to 30.
Rayon Pleated Skirt, 2.98
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. 15, 1943)
Train 19 Bouthboundi Bp, m,
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m. Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturai, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m.
Nurse' Meeting There Is to
bo a meeting of officers and the
board of directors of the Oregon
State nurses' association, district
No. 8, Monday, March 8, at 8
p. m. at the health department
on Eighth and Pine.
Lutheran Ladles' Aid Klam
ath Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet at the church Tuesday,
March 9, at 2 p. m. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Alfred Carlson and
Mrs. Carl Brandsncss. A book
review of "In His Steps" will be
given by Mrs. Lou Hornby.
Muiic by Mrs. Carl Brandsncs.
Degree Staff The degree
staff of Prosperity Rcbckuh
lodge will meet In the IOOK
hall Wednesday, March 10, at
7:30 p. m, for practice.
Pinochle Party The Subur
ban League auxiliary will spon
sor the third of a series of pino
chle parties in the banquet room
of KC hall Tuesday, March 9.
Members are asked to bring one
dozen sandwiches.
Telephone line of the Unit
ed State, If strung in a continu
ous line, would reach to the
moon and back 108 times.
Ice will float In water, but
not in alcohol.
James Wissenback
Suffers Injuries
In Truck Accident
James Wissenback, head me
chanic of the Algoma Lumber
company, suffered painful Injur
ies Saturday about 4 p. m. when
a heavy truck ran over his body.
Wissenback was rendered un
conscious and rushed to Klam
ath Valley hospital where his
condition was said to be good
Monday. It Is thought ha suf
fered only severe bruises and
back Injuries, Mrs. Wissenback
said her husband would be able
to return to their home at Shady
Pine Monday evening or Tuesday.
Colorado's Great Sand Dunes,
a national monument, were vis
ited by 8419 persons during
1040.
Always read tho classified ids.
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TOO CAN'T BUY
MORE TILL WE'VE
WON THE WAR"
APPLIES TO MANY
THINGS
Particularlyof course, to
such things as Automo
biles, Radios, Vacuum
Cleaners, Washing Ma
chines, Refrigerators . . .
we cdn't build those, AND
planes, anti-aircraft guns,
tanki, cartridges. So take
care of what you have.
In fact, everything you
have must be taken care
of, sq you won't need to
replace it. The less you
have to buy, the more
there'll be for victory.
But what you MUST buy,"
should be bought from
those you know and trust.
For forty years, Penney's
has been regarded by
millions, as Thrift and Sav
ings headquarters. And
now that Thrift and Sav
ings have again become
national virtues, Penney
stores pre winning more
millions of friends.
Printed Cotton Sateen!
Luncheon Cloths
A touch of ftprlng Indoors !
Colorful , . . charming lunch
eory clothi with luscious prints
on soft, creamy backgrounds!
Wonderful to brighten your
breakfast nook, or to make
your luncheons very gay af
fairs, Large 52" x 52".
Smart Cotton
BEDSPREAD:
229 2'8
Some are homespun ethers
In cottnn Jncqunrd. Dntli color
ful and distinctive In atlrae
tlre dcilgns. Tractlcs! and
sturdy.
Crinkle Bedspread .... 1.19
Heavy
. Duck Canvas
12-Os., 48"' 62 yd.
12-Oi 72" .... 1.34 yd.
Table Felt
White, 84" 98t yd.
Mattress Cover
Full Bed Site,
76x54 1.69
Twin Slie 1.49
fit O. PKMMKY CO,, INS,
FICTORY Sfr?i
nm intra J Qjfl
SsAVLVGS P
3TLboms
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MARCH OF
1 YOMG FASHIONS
Trim Little
GIRLS' SKIRTS
98
"Young" Fashions for Spring Wearl
FROCKS FOR GIRLS
Miniature skirts for the little
mi&sl Soft wool crepe with
front pleats. Grand with
hloies or sweaters! Sizes 7-14.
Girls' Dainty Blouses 98c
Young Toughies, Low
Prieedl
BOYS' JIMMIES
B
Crisp Cottons for School!
"Party" Rayons for Bestl
49
Sturdy bouldercords, full cut
for growth and xanforUedt!
Bib style, too, for plenty of
"corer up." Two hsndy patch
pockets, adjustable straps.
SUrs 2-fl years.
' Knitted Shirts 39e
Real style news for the school crowd!
Fetching princess styles, quaint basque
waists or trim tailored types with all
the pert trimmings girls adore. 3-6?
and 7 to 14.
Boys' Top 'n Bottom
SLACK SUITS
1"
He'll live In these sanforized C
cotton noplin slack suits now,
and during the warm months
to come. Carefully made and durable. A
sensible buy! Tan and blue. Sizes 2-12.
She, Too, Wants a New Easter Outfit!
GIRLS' COATS
Youthful Looking Plaids!
Classic Tweed Weavesl
They look as grown up as can be! Tiny
fitted princess styles with double breast
ed effect. Rich wool and rayon fabric in
new spring colors. Lined with rayon
taffeta. 4 to 6X and 6-14.
Smart Stylet for Her Outdoor Lifel
Girl' Sailor
SLACK SUITS
She can play and relay In E
this adorable spun rayon
slack suit with slick sailor
braid on collar and pockets. It takes
plenty of rough and tumble wear, tool
Dark blue and red. Others all pretty
and practical in a wide color choice.
Sizes 7-14.
I98
Kiddies'
Corduroy Jimmies
Perfect for Play or Dressl
j39
Every busy mother knows that
corduroy dress and play togs
solves a big clothes problem
since It's both washable and
durable. You'll find these
jimmies welt made In grand
colors. Sites 2-8.
Children's
KNIT SLEEPERS
i
Think First
of Penney's
and SAVE .
69'
Soft pink and blue sleepers
with feet. Buy now and save!
Sites 2-8.
Chambray
PLAYALLS
Little sanforl s e d
blue cam bray
playalls for the
actlre youngster.
Trimmed becom
ingly In red, Sites
J-8.
Babies' White
Trainers
98
When baby tries
to walk, their
slight extension
soles help his bal
ance! In white
glove leather with
flexible soles. San
itised! 1 to S.
Bablei'
Training Pants
25
Fine quality white
cotton. You'll need
many so stock up
at a saving! Sites
1-4.
Infantt' Rayon
Dresses
1.19
Cunning frocks to
give baby a fash
Innnhle start in
lifel Fine white
batiste with deli
cate embroidery or
tucks. 6 mo. to 2
years In site.
Lace Trimmed Rayonl
Christening SETS
Baby's first really Impor
tant engagement In life re
quires a specially pretty
dressl And the slip that
matches makes a lovely en
semble! Softt lustrous rayon
crepe with dainty lace or
embroidery trimming I
White and pastels. 8 too, to
2 years.
Imart Deception In
Rayon Crept
MATERNITY
DRESSES
Redlngote Styles
Elastic Front Types
Two-Piece Models
498
Clever new "before and af
ter" fashions that . every
mother-to-be will . welcomel
Gay, smart prints that will
always be becoming , . . and
trimmed with frothy while at
the throat to frame your face!
Each style has its own trick
of discreet sizing! Bright
spring colors! Misses' sizes
from 12 to 20.