April 22, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE F1VB
Btlurni Mm. A, S. Zcll, of
IIHO C'ullfonilu avenue, Iiuh ro
turned from a visit lo Clove
Wind, O., where slip enjoyed a
vlult Willi her nun, Howe, who
In In tint U. 8. navy, completing
hprclnl training In tlia biircuu
of accounts unit supplies there
While there ilia visited Niagara
Fnlln, and reports tlmt the poc
tliclo thoro "fnlrly takes your
I) run Ih iiwuy." There whs atlll
Ice on Lake Erie when she
rcuchnd Clnvolund, and reports
that the weather waa quits cool
(liirlng her sojourn there.
Haturni Mia, Svcrro Munson
hus rolurnod to her elude lit J.
C. Penney company after a two
weeks' vacation. In conipuny
with her mother, Mr. Murthii
SJodln and children, Mm, Mini
noil vlnltvd friends and relative
in Ucllliighain, Wash. While
thera ha met her cousin, Zlndu
Mathson of Aitkin, Minn., who
la employed at Hoeing aircraft.
Tho two hnd not met In 14 ycnri.
Maundy Thursday Services
of holy communion and aermon
will ba observed at St. Paul's
.'Episcopal church tonlRht,
Maundy Thuraduy, at 7.30
o'clock. It waa announced by the
Nov. Frederick C. Wlssenbach,
rector. Tho three-hour acrvlce
will be held Friday from 12
noon lo 3 p. m. On Saturday,
services of baptlam will take
place.
Sarvlclng Planaa Beverly
Sandera of the Wavoi la now
aviation machlnlat, aervlclng
planoi at tho no vii I training Mo
tion at Memphla, Tenn, Ilcvorlcy
i the duughlcr of Mr, und Mm.
A. H. Reed of 312 McKlnloy
atreet.
Back at Work Phyllis Duf
fey, atonoKrupher with t h e
Klumath county public health
unit, hua resumed her position
following an attack of flu. Miss
Duffy waa confined to her home,
3208 Shata way.
From Seattls Mm. D. J. Mc-
Thee of Seattle haa arrived from
the north to vialt with her sister,
Mm. W. P. McCauley at tho Har
ry D. Bolvin homo on Washing
ton atrcot.
Vacation Betty Nolpp of
2318 South Sixth atrect, haa re
turned for En.itor vacation with
her parenta, Mr. and Mm. W. B.
Neipp and family. Miss Nolpp
la In training at Mercy College
Expactad Homa T. S. Abbott
of the Great Northern railway
la expected home ths first of the
week from Moyo Brothers clnic
In Rochester, Minn., where he
haa received treatment. Hla con
dition la Improved.
Meailai Tho commuiilcublu
disousu bulletin issued by the
Oregon atalo board of lieulth
Hated measles na tho leading ail
ment during the week ending
April 17. In Kliunuth county
alone, where physician reported
10U per cent, there were 37 fuses
of measles, ono cuao of chicken
pox, three of mumps, and thrco
of syphilis, The entire state,
during that week, reported 387
ensea uf niciixloH.
Delegates Mm. Thomas Mc-
Kinney, Mrs, E. E. Elnarson,
Mm. Vemo Spiers, Mm, Herbert
Dixon, Mm. Wuller Clnrcy ond
Mm, Kin 1 1 Hearth, superinten
dent of tho Sunday school of
the Church of the Nuziircne in
Klamath Kalis will go oa dele
gates this coming week to the
district assembly of that church
In Kelso,. Wash.
To Medford Mm. Gerald
Russell, daughter-in-law of Rev.
and Mm. H. L. Russell, will
spend tho weekend ut Mcdford
visiting her husband who la sta
tioned at Cinnp White, uflerwnrd
continuing to Snoqunlmlc,
Wash., whcro Rev. Russell has
accepted a pastorute.
Attend Clinic Lydla Krickc
Howard mid Bluncho O'Mulley
of tho Klamath county public
health unit, returned homo Wed
nesday night from Bend where
they attended a crippled chil
dren's clinic conducted by Dr.
Lewis D. Chirk, director of crip
pled chlldrcn'a eervlec, and Dr.
Klmbcrlcy, both of Portland.
Return Homo Mm. Glenn E.
Jones and daughter, Sally Glyn
havo returned to Klamath Falls
after a two-wecka visit in Port
land with Mm. Jones' father,
W. R. Ellis.
lug her husbuiid, Ciipl. Priest,
U, H. army modlvul corps, who
was recently transferred to Tuc
son from Stockton, Calif,
Rosorvatlona Plans are com
pleted for Ihn annual Easter
Monday bridge teu to be given by
St. I'aiil's guild In the Wlllurd
hotel next Monday, April 28, All
women of tho city uro Invited.
Reservations may ba made by
culling a member of tho commit
tee, Mrs. Raymond H. Reeves,
Mm. DcLos Mills, Mrs. E. B.
Gocckncr, Mrs, Hoy Lee, Mm.
Joseph PUand and Mm. Marvin
K. Lucas,
Visiting Mm. William Toml
son, tho former Sylvia Hopkins,
la visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mm. Ralph S. Hopkins of
Honlcy. Mm, Tomlson will be
hero for two weeka from her
homo In Portland.
Raturn Homo Mr. and Mm.
J. Frank Adums of Merrill, re
turned homo Wednesday from
Reno where, their marriage oc
curred this week. Mm. Adams
I the former Ruth Turner of
this city.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Fab. 15, 1843)
Train 18 Southbound! 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Modford Stag, Westbound, 3:30
p. m., Evening Airmail.
Btagaa to Alturas, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m.
parly Friday, April 2.'), at 2 p.
m. In tho Mooso hall. This is
the fourth in tho card party ae
ries. Tho public Is invited,
Runnings Bala Vanlura club
Is giving a rummage sale Satur
day, April 24, at tho former
Tim's delleutcsson locution on
North Ninth atrect behind Why
tul's. Hours will be between 10
a, m. and 8 p. m.
Special Mooting Tho Neigh
bors of Woodcraft will hold a
special meeting in the KC hall
Friday, April 23, at 5:30 p. m.
The purposo of this meeting is
for general business and to bal
lot on candidates. All members
are urged to attend.
Merry Mixers Tho Merry
Mixem will meet Thursday eve
ning, April 22, at 8 p. m. at the
home of Lizzie Little, 2444
Orchard way.
If It'a a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
Rozendal Attends
Venereal Disease
Control Course
Dr. Peter H. Rozendal, Klam
ath county health officer, Is at
tending a six weeks' special
course in venereal disease con
trol now being held In Hot
Springs, Ark. The course Is
sponsored by the United States
public health service.
Only one other Oregon doctor
is attending the session, Dr, Ro
zendal la expected to return the
last week In May, '
PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE OF
ITCHY SKI II RASH
(due to external earn)
Zemo a Doetor'a liquid formula ,
promptly toIIbvm Itrh of simple skis
nth. Aids hrallnf. Only mm mm mm .
85. All drusatoras. e&KIVIU
Bona of Norway Sons of
Norway .will meet in the IOOF
hall Saturday at 8 p, m. The
business session will bo followed
by cards and refreshments.
Members and friends aro urged
to attend. ' -
Moose Card Parly The Wom
en of the Mooso will hold a card
From Dunsmulr Mrs. Paul ,
Livingston of Dunsmulr is spend
ing several days here. Her bus-!
band Is a Southern Pacific cngl-!
necr. j
Improved Bordcna Rccdcr,
lieutenant in the Oregon Wom
en's Ambulunco corps, has re
covered from a severe attock of
Influenza.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. McMastcrs of Portland,
who have been visiting relatives
here, returned on Wednesday
evening to their home.
To Dunsmulr Mrs. Timothy
Murphy has returned to her
home In Dunsmulr after a
week's visit hero with friends
and relatives.
Stamp Sale Conger school's
Hitler's birthday atamp sale
netted $228.60 Tuesday. Tho
stamp sales are held after
school,
To Arliona Mrs. Allan Priest,
who Is making her home here
ut the Clara Show residence on
Homcdnlo road, plans to leave
Friday" for Tucson, Arlz.rwhore
sho will spend two weeks visit-
GET WONDERFUL RELIEF
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tlun mtin reel cumfert. reduce etreln,
help tlihten releied membra nee, vently
lubricate end ao'lena. Protective and antt
f he An jr. e to ue. It'a wonderful to be
free of pile torture avaln. (let srenuln
ftteaii't Prraatld Snpeaellartes at your drug
tore without delay 0c end 11.20 on
aakw'e money-hac iruarantee,
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FINE SUITS
1275
Smart herringbones and
ovcrplaids packed full of
stamina! Perfectly tailor
ed models, tool 10-20.
Jr. Rugby Stylos 8.80
Mannish young coat and
longles models in tough
fabrics. Sizes 2 to 8.
MOui
Don't overlook" the importance of jacket and skirt out- And above ,'gll, . theyltakejthe I every-day strain
fits this year. They're amazingly flexible I In matching your hard-to-reploce, wardrobe,
colors, they're suits. In contrasts, they're sports outfits.1 .- ...'! '".-T. .
A dressy blouse makes them dressy a tailored one
transforms them into business garb and a. sweater,
makes them good for school or sports wear.?
That's" why jackets andskirts play s'uchan important!
role this Easter when only. the. USEFUL is'smart for,
wartime wardrobesIA
4 Blacki!
Perfectly Tailored
Rayon Gabardine
298
Now when you need them
most a wonderful pur
chase of slack suits.
Choose from new tapered
slacks in hard weave Gab-,
ardine some belted with
saddle stitching others
plain Lovely new colors.
Sizes 12-20.
Spring Stylo in Mony-Seoson Fobrics!
TOWN-CLAD
FINE SUITS
2975
e Fine All Wool
Worsteds I
e Perfectly Draped
Modelsl
e Season's Bost Patterns!
A round-robin of Easter per
fection all wrapped up In
ono value-packed suit of
clothesl Style that wins them
tho place of honor In any
Easter Parade with enough
good taste to keep in fashion '
for years to come (and with
stamina to match!) And alt
tagged with YOUR kind of
price, tool
In The Eastor PIcturol
Marathon HATS
298
Stylos that make your entire
outfit ' look "right"! Find" fur
foils In handsomo regular
weights, mid --many light-
weights with plans for tho
summer soasonl Perfectly de
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Frock to Lead the . Easter Parade!
LADIES DRESSES
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BRILLIANT JERSEY PRINTS!
SOPHISTICATED BLACK AND NAVY!
MANY OTHERS
It's "love at first sight" for these new Austelle frocks; '
Long on femininity and charm, they're just the lovely
dresses you want for Easter. We've a marvelous col- ..
' lection here rat a wartime savings, tool' Sizes 9-44. "
Easter Outfit for Little Siitet
V. MISSES' PASTEL SUITS
7?0
Who says we've forgotten little
sister for Easter? : She's the little
girl who's a great favorite herel
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suits for her correctly styled iT (S,
long wearing inrougn spring ana v ; t 0
low priceai sizes & 10 Bi4.
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With The Spring-like Touches '
WOMEN'S STRAW HATS
Tiny f lower-covered. calots . . ..amus-..
ng little padre sailors . . . Dashing'
pompadour hats and gay berets in
every form! You'll love every one
of them on sight! Come in today
and have your hat selected by the
time you ensemble your whole outfit. .
All smartly trimmed and veiled.
Gayly Trimmed Hats 2.98
Give your Easter Costume that 'extra'
touch with one of these smart hats!
Exquisite styles . . .-bright colors!
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COATS AND SUITS
Smart New Spring Designs!
BUDGET DRESSES
e Boxy Sport Styles
e Fitted Dressy Type:
1650
498
Your fashion sense will be de
lighted with these' new, inex
pensive styles for Easter! Smart
sports coats in all-wool Shetland
or dressy types in rayon twill.
Lovely suits in rayon-and-wool
plaid or solid toned all-wool
Shetland in ' sport or dressy
styles. Smart spring colors,
17.20.
e Ono or Two-Piece
Styles .
e Dressy or Casual
Types
Classic styles that you will find .
both practical and pretty! Love- .
ly jacket frocks of new, linen- .'
like rayon that will wear well
and long! Other smart styles
in shirtwaist or dirndl types) -12
to 20. -
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Color In Your Accessories!
Spring Gloves
98c
Trim little sliortie styles to
wear with your suits, or a
gracious long length for
dress wear. All smartly
stitched! Soft suede fab
rics in lovely Easter colors!
Complete Your Outfit!
Smart Handbags
1.59
Each one styled with all
the tricks of the season!
Wonderful ' big pouches,
slim envelope styles to
tuck underarm, or good
looking top-handle types.
Attractive shades!
Flower-like Wisps! .
Handkerchiefs
23c
Big cotton, squares Just
strewn with spring flowers
to bloom from your pocket
or peek' from your bag.
Lovely sheer batiste in an
extra large size. You'll
want several!
Sheer Flattery For Spring
Rayon Hosiery
79c
Sleek-look Ing with 8 clear
dull finish that smart hos
iery demands! Dressy
sheers or heavier service
weights so practical for
everyday wear! Compli
mentary shades.
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