March 11, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Final Itltci Services for the
Into Mary Juno Metier will be
held Friday it I 2::iu o'clock from
Ilia chnpi'l of Ward's with the
Hrv. 1. K, Johnson of tho Klunv
Mill Lllllll'I'llll church of f Ic-liilinu.
Tlia Blory In regard to alien
(liinca of Coiiiniiiiuluii lit thu fu
neral guvo thu 'tliiMi a Thura
diiy Instead of Friday. Commit
in o n I services null liilmnuint
will follow III tliu JJiikvlllu
cemetery, Commiiiiclus will at
tend In u body.
Vitlt Parents I, lout, and
Mr. Chiirlt'H K. Dennis uro via
Itlnu In Kluniiilli Falls for sev
eral dnyii with tho lieutenant's
parent, Mr. mid Mm. C, K. Den
nil of 103 Pino street, en route
Irom Fort 8111, Okln., to Fort
l.owls, Wash., whero Dennis him
been transferred. Ho l now on
Joylnu n 10-dny furlough here
mid l being greeted by inuny
triunda.
Loavo Horo Lola Taylor of
Oregon City, who Ima visited
hero for tho piutl week with Mr.
mid Mrs. Hons I'ulnam, 2SU5
Great atreot, left Wednesday
morning for her homo. Also
leaving Wednesday was Hurold
l'utnuin of tho U. S. Conat Ciuurd,
who has been on n 20-duy loavo
duo to lllncaa, Ho reports to
l'orl Orford, Oro. Ho la tho ion
of tho Hoa I'uliiiiins.
Furnish Cookloa Answering
tho needa of tho Commandos for
homc-madu cooklea at tho Com
ninndo center, tho ludlea' auxili
ary of tho Veternna of Foreign
Wiira volunteered at their Inst
meeting, Mmch 4, to furnish 20
dozen cookie ciieh week during
tho month of March. Tho first
20 doion wcro delivered to Iho
contor on Frldny, March 8,
Return Homo Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Luckotl and son returned
to their home, 224 Kast Main,
Wednesday from Havre, Mont.,
where they were cnllcd by tho
midden death of Mr. Luckctls
father.
Returns Mr. and Mra. Kay
Hiinnaker and aon Floyd, return
ed Monday from San Franclaco
where they vlalted their twin
aonit, Uoii and Dale, both In tho
service.
Move Mr. and Mra. Eugene
Shtifeldt and young aon have
moved to Mesa atrcet. For tho
paat two yeara they havo been
living at tho Caaeado apartmonta.
Burgory Maurleo Prlostcr,
CI'T flyer, waa ndinlttcd to
Klamath Valley hoapltal Wed
neiiday where ho underwent
emergency aurgery.
PEfilljjill1
ror rour
nformation
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Elloctlva Feb. IS. 1B43)
Train 19 Southboundi S p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a, m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train IS Northboundi 10 p. m.
Modlord Stage, Weitbound, 3i30
p. m.. Evening Airmail.
Stagea to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m.
Commlialoned Allen Moca
beo Jr., 20, aon of Mr. and Mra.
Allen Mocabee of 004 North
Tenth atrcet, baa received hl
commission aa ensign In the Unit
ed Statea navy, word arriving
here February 22. Mocabee,
employod at Long Boll, la now
awaiting ordcra to roport to a
aouthcrn poat. -
Patient Colleen Dillonburg,
12-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and
Mri. Bon Dlllenburg of 2B03
Wlnrd atrect, undorwont an oper
ation at Hillside hospital Wed
nesday. Colleen la n aludent of
Sacred Heart academy and has
been 111 for the past four months.
Visitor Bob Werum Is a visi
tor of Frank Callse, 928 Klam
ath avenue, for a fow days be
fore returning homo to Oakland,
Calif., from tho University of
Oregon. Worum nnd Callso stud
led at the university.
Courthouse Records
Divorces Filed
Gabrielle Sangulnettl versus
Angelo Sangulnettl. Couple mar
ried December 10, 1030, at Reno,
Nevada. Charge, cruel and In
human treatment. J. C. O'Neill,
plaintiff attorney.
Civil Suits Filed
Corn B. Crump, administrator
of. the estate of Cordelin B. An
keny, versus Paul Dixon, suit to
collect $4032.14 alleged due on
a promissory nolo. Ncff and
Frohnmoycr, Modford, plaintiff's
attorneys.
Church Night All church
night of tho First Covenant
church, sponsored by tho Ladles
Aid. will bo held Friday at 7:49
p. m. In the church auditorium.
This scrvlco will bo a memorial
to D. L, Moody with Rov. George
Wheatley as guest speaker. Mr.
and Mra. Logcrwcll give special
numbers In music and song. Mra.
Hcdbcrg and Mrs, Jacobson will
bo the hostesses. A hearty wel
come la extended to all.
Extension Unit Altamont Ex
tension unit will meet Tuesday,
March 15, with Mra. Ralph Ben
oist, 470U Blsbco street, 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. Topic for the day will
be, "Care and Repair of Electric
Household Equipment." Lead
ers will bo Mrs. John Ross and
Mrs. Gunderson. All interested
are cordially Invited. Anyone
having a window screen In need
of repair or a knlfo to sharpen
will be especially welcome. A
planned luncheon will bo served
at noon and those attending are
asked to bring plate, cup and
service.
Rummage Sale The Home-
dalo Thursday club will sponsor
an all-day rummago salo Satur
day, March 13, In tho former lo
cation of Tim's on North Ninth
street. Tho public is Invited to
attend.
Card Party Women of the
Moose will sponsor a card party
Friday afternoon, March 12, at
2 o'clock In the Moose hall.
This Is the fourth game of the
series and the publio is invited.
Drill Team The girls' drill
team of the ritual committee,
OBITUARIES
FRANK JOSEPH XRIZO SR.
Frank Joseph Krlzo Sr., for
years a resident of tho Malin
district, passed away in this
city on Wednesday, March 10,
1043, at 2:4S p. m., following
an extended illness. He was a
native of Czocho-Slovaklu and
at tho tlmo of his death waa
aged 00 years 11 months and
14 days. Surviving aro four
sons; Frank Joseph Jr., John,
Phillip and Paul Krlzo; one
daughter, Martha Krizo of Malin,
Oregon, onu alator, Mrs, Kath
erlue liakos of Craig, Colo., two
brothers, Paul, of Hamilton,
Colo., and Stephen of Mcrcia,
III, Tlia remains rest in the
Earl Whlllock funeral homo,
Pino atreot at Sixth. . Notice of
funeral to be announced later.
ALEXANDER BRUNSON
Alexander Brunson, a resident
of Klamath county for the last
seven years, pusaed away In thla
city on Thursday, March 11, at
12:15 a, m. Tho deceased was
a nativo of Texas, and waa aged
70 yeara, 1 month and 13 daya
when called. Ho was a member
of the Baptlat church and Town
send Club No. 1, Klamath Falls,
Ore. Ho ' Is survived by five
sons: Jamca N. of Big Springs,
Texas, 11. B., of Mcdford, Oro.,
Women of tho Moose, will spon
sor a dnnco Saturday night,
March 13, In tho Moose hall.
All members of LOOM and
WOTM, are Invited to attend
and bring friends.
Loosens Up Thick
Choking Phlogm of
BRONCHIAL
ASTHMA!
Bpfflil the today at ny pwA dm itore for
ft iHittlfl of Hiirklry'a CANAIUOL Mliturt
(WiU nrHim). I'r yotiriflf a, tra'pwii
fut, let It II on yttir toniun moment
trim iwnllnw alow I), rt H InatnnL powr.
fill pfftfllvn artlnft Iprrnd through throat,
limit mid hrnrtrlilal t ultra, HtarU at one
to looteri thick rhuklni phlrgui making
hrr-A thine hkIT.
Nn claim I mndfl thai BucUv'a ta
cum for Throttle MronrhltU or Antlunn hut
tiiffrrcra nrtrn Mnd liiirMry'a flANAWOL
MUtur (tho Inrarnt aclllntf couoh tnMlflnn
In nil Cmifidni rnrR cuMuliIng apaama and
looinia up that rhuklwt iihtfitm which arrmi
to clntf th tutica Ann tnakk lrthln
difficult. Many sot hrttfr nliht'i reit,
CnitWicrry Urol, flupor Cut 1tat Drtif.
WAR FUND M1!; ,
MARCH OF
Wllllo of Eugono, Oro., R, D,, of
Cam by, Calif., and V. L. of
Monitor, Oro, Two daughters,
Mrs. Ernest Fisher of Big
Cedar, Okla., and Mrs. E. W.
Fisher of West Fir, Ore.; two
sisters, Mrs. Mat Lothers and
Mrs. Adellno Cobb of Muskogee,
Oklu., ulao 27 grandchildren and
12 great grandchildren. The
remains will be forwarded via
Southern Pacific on Friday,
March 12, to Eugene, Oro.,
where tho funeral service will
take place' from the chapel of
tho Poolo funeral homo on Sat
urday, March 13, at 2 p. m.
Commitment services and Inter
ment will be In the family plot
In the Laurel 11111 cemetery.
Ward's Klamath funeral home
in charge of the arrangements.
FUNERALS
WILLIAM P. MYERS
The funeral service for the
late William P. Myers, who
passed away at Portland, Ore.,
on March 9, will take place
from the First Christian church.
No rallno slanip nrrded for
thfsr.l Oatmeal or coprn blue
tnonkclolh and multl-strlped
drnlm. Wrdge hrflfd and toclrjs.
Yours for sportswear I 98
Sites 4U to 8 ..... I
Ladles' Light Weight
CANVAS SHOES
Navy canvas oxford with white
trim, Nct military heel. Service
able anil comfortable. " 19
Slr.ru to 8 I
Ninth and Pine streets on Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 p. m, Tho
Rev. Arthur Charles Bates will
officiate. Commitment services
and Interment will follow In
Linkvllle cemetery. Friends aro
invited to attend. Ward's Klam
ath funeral home In charge.
MARY JANE METLER
The funeral service for the
late Mary Jane Metier, who
passed away in this city on
March 3rd will take place from
the chapel of Ward's Klamath
funeral home, 025 High street,
on Friday' afternoon at 2:30 p.
m. The Rev. L, K. Johnson of
the Klamath Lutheran church
will officiate. Commitment serv
ices and interment will follow
in the Linkvillo cemetery.
Friends arc Invited.
JACK CARSON
The funeral service for the
late Jack Carson who , passed
away in this city on Wednes
day, March 10th, will' take place
from the chapel of Ward's Klam
ath funeral home, S25 High
street on Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The Rev. Eugone V.
Hayncs of the Congregational
church officiating. Following the
service the remains will be for
warded via railway express to
Redwood City, Calif., where
final rites will take place.
War work has made a lot of
wide awake people turn over a
new leaf. A few others still Just
turn over.
Every Monday-Tueidar Bpe
ciol Hot Oil Shampoo and Fin
gerware 11,29. Bring your
hairpins, Modemlstlo Beauty
College 3883.
PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURI OP
ITCHY SKIN RASH
(due ta external ewee)
Zemo a Doctor's liquid formula
promptly rellovee Itch of simple akla
rash. Alda healing. OnJy wm m m f
tU All driuitoraa. etblYIU
LADIES COATS ,
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So right for spring so eay on
your budget these casual cavalry
twill coata of wool and rayon
dovetail beautifully In your dou
bly buny life I They'll take you to
work and on date time look
super over everything from skirts
to suits and you'll find them ex
pertly tailored. Choose a loose
. casual coat or a nlpped-ln-walst
belted type ... In soldier blue,
lieutenant grey, sunny blue and
aqua. Sites 10-20.
Ladles'
PLAY SHOES
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SAVE ON
EVERYTHING
The food thrift prog ram . . .
important- to wart ima liv
ing, to our soldiers, to our
national and personal econ
omy, and to our health
and well being. Is in the
newt thii week.
We are urged to turn our
thoughts . to saving food;
to getting the most nour
ishment from things that
are most plentiful.
And the first thing we mutt
learn, of course, Is where
and how to buy best.
The same applies to your
other shopping as well.
Your clothes, the yard
goods for your home sew
ing, the shoes for your
children. Todoy as al
ways Penney's is a gooo"
friend to careful shoppers
who are doing their part in
every branch of wartime
living. ,
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Men's
T-Shirts
Fine Combed Cottonl
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Trim fitting high quality T
shirts. So comfortable you'll want
several! Your choice of stripes,
rubbed or plain cotton, In beige,
tans and blues. Short sleeves.
Small, medium, large.
Men't
DRESS SLACKS
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Hugged Weave Fabrics!
The right combination of hand
some patterns, reliable fabrics,
fine tailoring and all at this
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ringbones, diagonals and nubs.
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RAYON JERSEY PRINTS
Tie-back Model With Plunging Neckline!
Surplice Blouse With Peg-top SkirtI
Casual Style With Gathered Walatl
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Color Is the thing for you this year ... for gay charm, for
Versatile wear, and for your own morale! When it's combined
with the textured silkiness of rayon jersey you'll find it doubly
successful! Select yours from this fine group of fresh frocks
that have all the new tricks of the season . . . peg top skirts,
impressed pleats, soft gathering in the blouses, and novelty
necklines. Bright colorful flower prints in unusual combina
tions. Sizes 12 to 20. . .
JUST
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PLAIN SLACKS!: ff
With" blke-rldlng days ahead- . ; tf! I ' "-llf I
and lots of home front jobs- - f P-?iH 1 I tSt I C
you 11 practically live in slacks i Jj ej& I
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gay tropical print blouse and: 1 I
classic slacks 1 Expertly tall- v 48 N 1 J
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Blue, green, brown slacka will lf I
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Crisp Postilions For Your Coat
Demure Bonnets With Your Suit ...
Be-Ribboned Spring
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In Popular Colors!
Set the mood for your own personal spring
with a gay, perky little hat! That'a as
good as any tonic! Here you may choose
from our fine collection of smart berets,
coy bonnets, trim postilions, and popular
pompadour styles. Ribbon or feather trlm
mlngl . . .
More than ever before, slacka take the -spotlight
in sportswear, and small wonder
when they're so perfect for defense work,
for play-time for allout activity. You'll
love these new arrivals In hard finished
rayon weave that will keep their shape
and press. And such' grand
shades ! Some . tie In front
othera. are plain. Sizes 13 to 20.
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For those blessed "at ease"- momenta
at home there Is nothing so comfort
able, so . relaxing, as slacks. .And
what a wonderful selection we have
from which to choose! Classic dress
slacks in rayon gabardine. The hard
finish will resist wrinkles. Brown,
turf tan, dark green, navy, airline
blue. Sites 12-20. Don't
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Attractive Now Designs!
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The Modern Rayor
HOSIERY
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A new spring ensemble needs
the finishing touch of a really
smart bag! Select a colorful
one this year, In pouch, enve
lope or underarm style, to suit
your taste!
Tlrg. U. S. Tat. Off.
Tailored to a T . . . these new
gloves are perfect for your
new spring outfit! Double
woven rayon with french scara
top and kip seamed fingers I
Popular spring shades- to
match your suit.
Glamorous Cynthia pumps
that mold themselves grace
fully to your feet yes, even
at thla unbelievably low price I
In smooth black gabardine
with medium heels and pert
open toes.
Your spring accessory list will
Include lovely rayons I Lustrous
clear and sheer light
weights or service weights for
night or day. - Full-fashioned,
too, with plcot tops and rein
forced feetl
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