April 29, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVH
Police Court Orphn Sconchln
of lloutty entered plcu of
Utility to the chargo of operating
motor vohlclo while iiiulor tho
Influence of ll(iior unci wua fined
$IUU mid :iu day when she up
pen red boforo Police Jurigo Hnr
old Krmiey Wcdnesduy after
noon. In court Tlnii'iidtiy morn
ing woro four drunks, two drunk
mid van, mid (inn vim. Three
truffle ticket woro paid,
Hcturni South Clura Torz,
well known Snn Francisco tinn
er and business woman, loft
thin week for her home lifter a
visit nt tho homo of Mr, nnd
Mr. Cliirvnco Vochnliter, 116
lllllhldo iiveniio. Ml Terz made
her flint vllt hero In 20 years,
mid win amnzed lit tho progress
of tho city nnd tho muny
change In that tlmo.
0 Improving The condition of
2-your-old Ruby Kstelln Gunn,
daughter of Frank Gunn of
Weyerhaeuser cump near Bentty,
wni reported Improved nt Klnm
nth Vnlley hospital. Tho little
lllrl itiffored crltlcnl burn when
. sho fell In fir lost week,
Vliltt Here Alfred Rlchnrd
on, hlpj cook third class, U. S.
niivy, I homo on leave until
Muy 8, visiting Mr, nnd Mr, Mux
Sludln of 12U4 Eldorndo avenuo.
Itlchnrdiion enllatcd throuKh tho
lornl recruitlnu gtntlon on Sep
tember 22, 1042.
In California Juno Michel
ion, dnuifhter of Mr. und Mr.
Cnrl Mlcholson of 1030 Fremont
treet, I now employed a
stenographer In the offlco of tho
Miirinnhlp corporation nt Siiuhii
II to, Ciillf. Miss Michohton ro-
aide in Rous.
Parle Board Member of the
city pnrk board will meet Tucn
day nt 1:30 p. m. for the regular
Mny seiuiion. At till meeting, to
bo held In the city council cham
ber, tho summer program will
be discussed.
In Hoipltal Dorothy Clnw
on, dmiKhter of Mr. and Mr.
Albert Clawion of 2706 Dayton
atreet, underwent an emergency
operation Wednesday night at
Klamath Vnlley hoapltnl. She 1
reported Improved.
From School Mnry Lou
Johnson, daughter of Dr. and
Mra. E. D. Johnson of Pacific
Terrace, 1 home from Pomona
college at Clnremont, Calif., and
during mimmer vacation will as
sist in the office at Moe't.
Visiting Here Mrs. Ruth S.
Addison of Eugene arrived here
Wednesday evening to visit with
her son, A. D. Addison and fam
ily of Lakeshore drive.
Doing Ntcelr Mr. Albert
Confortl and infnnt son are doing
nicely at Hillside hospital. This
is tho third son born to tho Conforms.
Return Home Mrs. D. F.
Massot, 739 Eldorado street, has
returned home following a four
weeks' visit In Hollywood,
Calif., with frlonds.
Courthouse Records,
k Justice Court
' Roy David Given. Void for
eign license. Fined 1B.30. Sus
pended. Walter J. Hanson. Violation
of the bnslo rule. Fined $23. $10
suspended.
Donald Wlllard Cox. Fnllure
to obey Intersection stop signal.
Fined 15.80.
Auburn S. Nelson. Inadequate
brakes. Fined $5.80,
Joseph Lowls Ynnce, Fnllure
to stop at stop sign. Fined $5.50,
If it's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
In the classified.
Bly Church Tho Sunday
school nt tho Mulhodlst Com
munity church nt Illy will moot
Sunday nt tho usual hour but tho
3 o'clock worhlp service will
nut be held llilx week. Member
of the congregation arc urged
to attend the high school bncca-
Inureiito service which will be
held In the church nt 0 o'clock In
the evening when the Rev. Vic
tor I'Mllllps will preach,
Attend Meet Rev. and Mr.
Georgo W. Whentloy of the Bible
rluptlst church, Rev, and Mr.
W. 13. Rice, Mr. Lucille Bluns,
Mr. Samuel D. Enrhnrt, Mr.
I-'rcd Ohlemeyer nnd Mr. Louie
liaison, all of the -Immnnuel
Baptist church, attended n meet.
lug of the Rogue River Bnptlat
association held Tuesday In
Medford.
Potluck Supper Adult mem-
bor and friend of Immnnuel
Baptist church nro Invited to at
tend a potluck supper to be
given In the basement of the
church Friday, April 30, at 6:30
p. m. Dessort will bo provided,
Mrs. Charles Edwards and E. V
Zcll era In charge of tho eve
nlng's entertainment.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mr,
Victor Sisson of Klnmnth Agon-
cy nro parent of a daughter,
Barbara Joanne, born nt the
Agency hospital Thursday morn'
lug. Slsson I n firo dispatcher
with tho U. S. Indian service.
Visit Mother Mrs. Frnnk
Owen of Bly returned home
Thursday nftor spending tho past
four days visiting her mother,
Mrs. Annn Woolcverof 1530 Sar
gent street.
foriYouwiij
tjig
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. IS, 1943)
Train IB Southboundi 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m Evening Airmail.
Stagas to Allures, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point, J a. m.
PTA County Council A
meeting of tho county council of
PTA will be held Monday after
noon, May 3, at 2:30 o'clock at
Foirvlcw school. There will be
Installation of officers nnd all
chairmen nre requested to turn
In their annual reports at this
time. A report of the state con
ventlon will be given. Tea will
For Victory and Investment
Buy War Bonds
For Family Protection adopt
Oregon Mutual life's
HomeKeeper Plan
The Homckecper Plan Is more thin
n insurance policy ... it is a complete
fimncill security program for the
growing umiiy. it provides!
1. Cleanun fund.
2. Regular Income while children sre
dependent.
1. Lumpsum after children are grown.
4. "l'ills out" social security benefits.
Lynn Roy croft
118 North Seventh Street
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A w',h c,,n ysrni seoerouity irlmmrd wlih nqult. t
II tl flO I Val lyne lint raw wlilt xlfumbU ihoujihl unna. f,
PXt70 Thkm, Vfbln. 31 to 4a Vf
( ' lOlfUtti ll MADEMOISULE tf
; TOWN SHOP ' J -'h
THE LONG, LONG TRAIL '
Mojejji...W 'i 11 e I I HIH1 I leiay.iupi pw n. .
T-.v ?-V-'- '-Jh i i--
Aflcr Lclntf Icft 'lo lake Olo heat by the fleeing Nazis, 2000 Itnlinn prisoners trudge otong behind; a BnUsb Bren J
gun carrier on uie iorrg ioottck irom ti iiuuiina u uuuus, xuman.
Oregon Prisoners - 1
Donate Blood to
Red Cross Bank
SALEM, April 29 (P) Prison
bars prevent them from giving
their blood on battlefields, so
123 of the 805 state prison con
victs donated blood today to the
Red Cross.
The men . petitioned Warden
ZIG ZAG CAFE
1343 S. 8th
Open All Night
Undar Ntw Manafamant
JISSII and BU0K BUOHANAN
George Alexander for permis
sion to donate the blood, t A Red
Cross mobile unit came to tha
prison from Portland today, '
DANCE
Friday, April 30, "
;30
ICC. HALL
No Townsend
Meeting
be served under the direction of
Mrs. A. D. Lambert, general
chairman of the meeting.
Oraclea Members of the Past
Oracle club of Itoynl Neighbor
of America, will meet at 7:30
p. m. Friday at tho home of Mr.
Annn Woolever, 1530 Sargent
atreet.
Initiation A class or candi
dates will bo Initiated by the
Klamath Falls Aerie of Eagles
at the Eagles hall, Ninth and
Walnut, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, It was announced today.
All thoso persons submitting ap
plications are urged to be pre
sent, the committee announced.
Refreshments will be served.
Baiaar A baiaar will be held
nt 117 N. Ninth, Saturday, May
1, by members of the Townsend
club.
Potluck Dinner The Town
send club is having a potluck
dinner at 6:30 Friday night to
which all Townsend members
nnd their friend are Invited.
There will bo a dunce after the
dinner.
WORK CLOTHES
UNIFORM SHIRTS
Sanforliedl
Khaki Colorl
Klinkl color only. Fully an
forlird. 2-button down 129
pockets. Full cut! '
Foremost
Work Sox
2 p, 35
H a a t y weight
cotton. Mlack,
arey and brown.
1-ona: wear.
Vi WOOL WORK SOX
Grey or random colorl Ixmg,
wear and
comfort.
ALL WOOL WORK SOX
All wool with cotton toe and.
heel. Grey and 49
natural.
COTTON WORK SOX
Natural color. A favorite I
Long 1
wearing.
Pay Day
35
Fully lanfor
lied denim In
stripes and
blue.
Built for Your Kind of Job!
WAIST OVERALLS
Sanforised 9-Oi. Denim
Big Mac quality I Heavy 8-os.
materials. They wear heller
because they fit I 119
29 to 42. '
OXHIDE OVERALLS
8-oa. fully sanforised denim. A
quality bib 1 19
overall. '
Summer
Weight
Cotton
Unions
79
Short sleeves.'
Fine ribbed
cotton. Ecru or
white.
Buggedl Sanforised
WHIPCORD PANTS
Full Cut
Heavyweight grey whipcords, .
fully sanforlied for perfect
fit. Quality at J 79
low price. '
UNIFORM PANTS
Sanforlted Jean cloths. Blue, .'.
green and J 69
Ian. I
White Mule
Work
Gloves
59
Pr.
Your favorite I
Knit wrist,
heavy leat her
palm.
Canvas WORK GLOVES
Heavyweight canvas. OCi
Knit wrist. 2 Tr. i
Gountlot WORK GLOVES
Leather face I Split lmrsrlihle.
Canvas AQ
back.
WELDER GLOVES
Ilcut pnd In back. Heavy heat
rcnlstnnt 149 j
lcnlhrr. ' !
t. C.e l. -L
ADD HANDKERCHIEFS
TO YOUR
Printed and Embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS
23
Floral pfiUerni on white or
tinted grounds, or tnowy tvhtte
rTuare.y dwlntlly emhrolderedt
Smart
New
Stylet
HANDBAGS
A grand teelctlon of colorl m
I port fabrics, fibre weaves and
straws. Smartly styled V 59
for so little!
All Laathars Fabrics
DRESSY HANDBAGS
Roomy pouches to hold ' all
those odds and ends yon carry
about, or slim envelopes to
tuck under your' arm. Corde,
gabardines and genuine J98
leathers 1
Everyone It Wearing
Gaymode
RAYON HOSIERY
Your hosiery is your most Im
portant accessory I It must
compliment your summer
sheers. Look lovely with pas
tels. Try Penney's rayons In
either sheers or service weight
you'll ba back t
for morel.
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A Versatile Wardrobe for Busy Dayt Ahead!
NEW BRENTWOOD DRESSES
Keat-At-A-PIn Stripes!
Big Round Polka Dots!
Cool-Looking Plaldsl
Pretty Flower PrlntsI
Fresh Summer Pasielsl
Frocks that will fit into every woman's life
no matter what kind of a Job she has to dol
Trim looking and smart for shopping, com
fortable and correct for defense work, young
and flattering for canteens and so neat and
pretty to wear 'round the house! Crisp, tub-,
bable cottons, so perfect for summertime, Or
lovely soft rayons that are cool and refresh
ing to wear! See them you'll build your
summer wardrobe around these warm
weather classics! Sizes 12-20 and 32-S2.
F0R.VICT0RY JryKT?
iMtwn I 1 if
mfK. wMsmes&k coom.oo9 wawi
hmMMbm im.MmilMm "r pnnt.i . u
Choose From, Vi i "
Button-Down the Fronts!
Classie Shlrtmaker StylesI
Strictly Tailored TypesI
Definitely Dressy Models!
Chambray or
. Shirting. .
Crisp Piques
Sharkskins
Spun Rayon 01
Rayon Crepe.
' Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
SPORTSWEAR SAVINGS FOR MEN!
Summer Fashion Calls For Airy Comfort
TOPFLIGHT SPORT SHIRTS
Comfortable service Is what you want In
summer styles, and these porous, air
cooled cotton shirts fill the bill cut for
free-and-easy fitl
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Make Your Wardrobe VERSATILE for 1943!
MEN'S SPORT AND DRESS SLACKS
Clear Patterns! Perfect Flttl
Right from every angle Smooth weave for
immnculato drape and rich coloring ,, . ,
hard flnlsh .for SERVICEI First for dress .
or sports in 1043's best patternsl
5
90
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EVERYTHING FOR BABY!
Qood .
(And Lucky Babies Need
No Shoe Ration Coupons!)
Ml
Chllderaft
SHOES
49
With S Point
Foundation
Fitl
Soft soles and snug; ankle sup
port designed for tiny, grow
ing feet. White. 0 to .
First Step
SHOES
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Sanitised'
For Foot
Health!
Ideal for baby's first steps!
Soft and flexible yet will give
adequate ankle support I White.
1-.
Little High
SHOES
I49
Sanitised
Lining!
Little Teacher quality Insures
adequate support plus flexi
bility! Roomy, too, for grow
ing feet I Slies S, SH,.
DOWNSTAIRS
WRAPPING BLANKETS
Soft cotton receiving blankets.
30 z 40. Pastel 99
colors.
. BABY SHAWLS
Lovely : soft woolen shawls.
Soma fringed others with
satin bindings. Fetal pink,
baby blue or 198
white. 1
WARM SWEATERS
Soft and cosy. Dainty pastels
with embroidery trim. Button
or slip-over 1
styles - 1
COZY SACQUES
Warmly knit. Every one pretty
with embroidery trim. CQ
" .White and pastels 3
BABY JAR SETS
Four prettily decorated jars
for baby essentials all sitting
In an attractive blue basket.
A welcome and 1 98
useful gift I 1 ,
SLEEPING BAGS ,
Soft and warm for baby to
cuddle In roomy and comfort
able. Pink or 198
blue. , 1
POLO SHIRTS
Knit or soft, absorbent cotton.
Practical and sturdy for play
time. Colorful, CQf)
tool , ' -37
Diaper Bags 88c
Soft Terry Bibs .... Sc-10e
Cotton Knit Vests 29c
Diaper Liners, pkg. 60 25c
Cotton Anklets lie
Snug Little Bootees .... 25c
Fluffy Crib Pillows .... 69o
Dainty Baby Bonnets... 48c
Gift Suggestions .. lOc-1.88
t Fabric shrinkage will not
' exceed 1. '
Trimmed!
Toddler's .
FROCKS
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Pert little eoV.
tons In prin
cess, basque
waist or tall-:
ored styles!- '
Chambray
PLAYALLS
79
Indispens is b 1 e
for rough and
tumble pity.
Sanfo r I s ed t
chambray that,
will wear and
wear. In blue
only red' trim.:
Sites 1 to 8, 1 '
Print
SUN SUITS
69 ;
Cute little onei
piece sun suits.
Flnafore top
with - shorts.
Easy to laun-,
der. Sites 7 te
lk '
Just Arrived!
Chenille
ROBES
I49
So practical tnd
washable I Soft '
deeply tufted
chenille In gay
colors, paeteit
or white, Sites
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