April 28, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
More Turkeys to Be
Raised in Oregon
SALEM, April 23 W) Oregon
breeders will produce 1,800,000
turkey In 1043, a 10 per cent
gain over 1042, the itate depart
ment of agriculture estimated to
day. There wer 228,000 turkey
breeder hen on hand In Oregon
January 1, a 18 per cent gain
over January 1, 1042.
SHOP
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W.tk.nd H r Krncntlno
L'ampboll of Portland apout llio
wtickeud hero nn (ho guest of her
luiruiitn, Mr, mul Mm, Ernest L.
C'umriboll, Mini Ciimpbcll la
I'liipluyt-cl In tlui Kiilxrr Ship
building company offices in (ho
north.
Return -Mr. mid Mr. Wlllluin
liiirriott mid two children re
turned Tumriiiy from l.o Ano
li'ji whore llioy hiivo vlnltprl with
Unrrlott'a mother, Mr, Cather
Ino L, Gnrrlolt.
Tr.etm.nt Ophelia Mans
f Ir Id, employed In thn offlcu of
Ihn ChllniHiln j u in bar com
puny, la receiving medical enro
at Klamath Volley hospital.
In Hoipltol Tom SIhvIii,
Lamm Lumber ciimp employe,
la receiving treatment nt Klam
lh Valley hospital.
OBITUARIES
LEWIS ADDISON DETWILEfl
Lcwla Addison Dctwllcr, a res
ident of Klamath Fulla for the
last aix montha, passed away In
lhl city on Thursday afternoon,
April 22, following a prolonged
lllneaa. The deceased wn a na
tive of Jefferson county, Mo.,
mid wiia aged 78 yenra, 0 montha
and 7 dnya when called. Surviv
ing are hi wlfo Snrnh, of Klnm
nth Fnlla; two dnughtcra, Delia
Collom of Delta, Colo., and Flor
ence Thomaaon of Vuncouvcr,
Wash.; ono aon, Lomiir of Klnm
nth Fnlla: one alater, Idn Rocua of
Tins Bluff, Mo.; also 13 grand
children. The doceiutcd wna a
member of the Coqulllc, Ore.,
lodge, IOOF. Thn remain real
at Wnrd'a Klnmnth Funeral
home, 023 High atreet, where
frlenda mny cnll Saturday after
noon, Funeral arrnngemont will
be announced Intor.
CLARENCE 8. MAGEE
Clarence S, Mngee, a reaident
of Klnmnth Fall for the last 20
yenra. passed nwny nt hla Inte
residence on Friday morning.
April 23, 1043. The decenaed
wna a native of Michlgnn and
wna nged 60 yenra when called.
He la aurvived by a alater, Mra.
Charles Mnaon, nnd hla father, E.
A. Mngee, both rcaldcnta of
Krcmmllng, Colo, Tho remains
rest nt Wnrd'a Klnmnth Funeral
home, 023 High atreet. Funeral
nrrnngement will be announced
inter. -i, ,
FUNERAL
JOSEPH BAKER
Tho funeral aervlce for the
Into Joseph Baker, who pnascd
nwny nt Snlem, Ore., on April 20,
will tnko place from the Bcntty
Methodist church on Snturdny
nftcrnoon, April 24, at 1 o'clock.
Tho Rev, B. V. Bradshaw will
officiate. There will be a morn
ing aervlce commencing at 10
o'clock. Commitment ervlcea
nnd vault entombment will be
in tho Chief Schonchln ceme
tery. Friend are Invited to at
tend the service.
JUST ARRIVED!
To Boiton Mra. Armnnd La
Fosse of thl city la leaving on
Monday for Boaton, Mnaa.,
whero aha will visit hoc parents
nnd other relatives, fcjlio plans
to bo gono for about a month.
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MAIL CLOSINO TIME
(Effective Feb. 15, 1943)
Train 18 Southboundi 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northboundi 10 p. m.
M.dtord Stag, Westbound, 3:30
p. m., Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. ro.
Eaol.s Dane The Eigle
auxiliary and drum corps will j
sponsor their regular dnnco Snt
urdny night at the KG hull. Ks
tin Klger and hi music. The
public i Invited. !
Meeting The Juv.nll. club
of the Oegroo of Honor will hold '
It regular mcotlng Saturday at 1 :
p. m., at tho KC hull. Children
under 12 are to attend. The j
Young People' club will meet
Monday at 7 p, m., for a regular
business meeting. Boys and
girl over 12 oro to be at this ;
meeting.
Mills School Bond,
Stamp Sales Hit
New High Record
Mill school war bond and
stnmp anlea hit a new alnglc
dny'a record of $1008,25 on Wed
nesday of this week, War Snv.
Ing Chairman A. M. Collier said
Friday.
Tho Hitler birthday event
stimulated the anlea, Collier said.
He ndded that Mill school grand
total for bond nnd stamp sales is
now $4643.65.
Courthouse Records
Complaint Filed
Jnckson Horton nnd Helena
Hortan versus Fred Gordon,
Jnno Doe Gordon, Joe White and
Alvin Copoland. Suit for mort
gage foreclosure, William Gon
oiir, attorney for plaintiff.
" "Justice Court
Everett Esgate. Failure to stop
at a stop sign. Fined $5.50.
Clara Lucille Schwlngcr. No
llcenao tags. Fined $5.50. Sus
pended If license secured.
Panama
Pumps
In Tan and Black,
Gabardine and Calf
$7.45
This
Sandal Comes
In Black, Brown and
Blue Corday
$5.95
Buy Better Shoes and
Save Ration Stamps
M 6 e 1 s S ho e ' D e pt.
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In Time for Easter!
ALL THE NEW
Spring
Suits
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DREW'S MANSTORE
The new suits are gabar
dines, twills, worsteds and
twists In 100 wool fab
rics, and are suitable for
year around wear. Col
ors Blue, tan, brown, and
grey. Size: 38 to 40
Shorts, regular and long.
$35 to4750
DREW'S
MANSTORE
733 Main
FOR EASTER BEAUTY
MILLINERY
that add importance and charm to the Easter Costume
PRETTIEST OF ALL . . . For
the Easter Porode are the ex
clusive little flower blooming
calots banked with April
fresh blossoms.
IMPORTANT, TOO ,: . .- are
the big brimmed sailors, some
In Gibson. Cirl styles that
give eye shading charm to
the face. Many styles to
choose from in' the popular
shades.
POPULAR FOR DRESS OR
CASUAL ... are the new
silk grograln flexible wide
brimmed hats In white. Shape
hem any way you want for
off the face, eye shaders or
turban style. .
And of course there's a galaxy
of styles In Berets, Pillboxes,
Turbans and Casuals and
we might mention the new
arrivals In the smart little
crochet straw Berets in bright
colors.
$3.50 to $15.00
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For Easter Beauty
DARK SHEER DRESSES
WITH FRILLS
Magnetic charm for Easter In these lingerie trimmed beauties. Here ore the
willow-slim frocks he'll love to see you in. Front skirt fullness tucked flat at
the hips . . . low necklines and short sleeves, billowing with sheer white ruffles.
CHIFFONS CREPES LACES NAVY BLACK BROWN and of
course there's a grand collection of prints and pastels fashioned for the
Easter Parade.
$14.95 to $22.50
Be Cool and Collected in a
L'AIGLON FROCK
These lovely new Barclay spun rayons by. L'Aiglon are as fresh as Easter morn
ing! The new spring colors are flower-fresh, too. Polka dots, scroll prints
and pasreh, in coot styies or one-piece. Here is Easter style at a budget
price! SIZES 12 to 44,
$7.95 to $12.95
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COLORFUL AMERSUEDES FOR
, EASTER
Van Raalte
SLIP-ON GLOVES
Dip your -. hand Into Easter fashion with a colorf uf pair of
these Van Raalte Amersuede classics! Red, green, black, white,
navy, and pastels. Designed to flatter and ff
highlight your spring costume. Pair $ .UU
JUST RECEIVED
New Easter Handbags
r Something new these lustrou itraw-flbro bags. So rich they
look like spun glass. Plastic and wooden frames in several
styles. Also in this shipment are many new f festa cord bags lit
.bright multi-colors. .
- KELLY GREEN NAVY BLACK
" TOBACCO: BROWN AND MIXTURES
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$2.98 to $5.95
. . . Sheer Beauties in Your
Perfect Fitting Leg Size1
Belh-Sharmter does the loveliest of lion 1
...open enough to give n. effect of gos
samer sheerness, yet so delicate it seems
only a whisper of a pattern on your legs,
' Best of all, these new lace rayons are in
our famous Belle Sbarmttr leg siies 5
made to fit perfectly in both width and A
length. lace beauties that will never get
wrinkles! Here eyrlii.tivelv In Krtil fnrfea
small legs, AW(V for middling, Ducbtst jg
for tall, full legs. . - -
$1.50
Alwoyi LilY.ur yon
Stocking Dry Thoreuahly
-Riyon is delicate when
wet, strong vhca dry
to allow stockings to dry
for at least 24 hours after
laundering,
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That's th. ttcrtl ol th. labulout iuccoii ot thla rayea
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ur, at II dttlantd em a mold ol you, due lo th. cl.v.r
tut, Irlm-lalland top, lllm walit and imooth,
4-gortd skltt. Ironing unntnuary-
Bicuf vou love met tHinc'
$2.15
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