June 7, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
page rrvi
Three R To Meet Mambera
of the Three it club ire Invited
In mnet on Tueaclay aftornooi
for dessert mid cards at tho
home of Mra. Lucille Heifer on
Mel roue itreet. The club'i laat
meeting, held May 28, was at
the home of Mn. Eatet Bright.
Awarda In card were received
by Mm. Jeala Knylor and Mrs
Alfred Stelnmeti. Mra, Anna
Shaffer received a apeclal prize,
Other nmmbera present were
Mra. Anna McCormlck, Mra.
Maude Kliuey, Mra. Marjorle
I'nrklna, Mra. Ella Hortls, Mra.
Martha Dukor, Mra. Katlierlne
Houue, Mra. Lucille Heifer, Mra
P'ranrea Kllllan, Mra. Grace liar
ria. Mra, Ella Pauley and the
hostou.
yialta Daughter Mra. Wlllard
Peyton of Eldorado atreet la
pending a week near Vlda, Ore
on the MvKcnzie rlvor aa the
Idlest of her soivln-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mra. Prince
llclfrlch. Mra. rttiMol! Fulrchlld
Jr. (Patricia Peyton)- accompan
ied her mother aa far aa Eugene,
going on from there to Vancou
ver to spend a abort time with
her husband who la atutloneri
near there with the army alnce
being tranaferred from southern
California.
Brief Vlalt Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Woodworth, formerly of
Klamath Falls, were brief via
Itora here late In it week to make
final arrangements for selling
their home at 2033 Del Moro
alreet, to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Fin
nlgan. They left by trailer and
automobile during the weekend,
planning to take a month's reat
on the Deschutes river.
Visits Bon Katlierlne Keep of
Klamath Falls has returned from
Kan Francisco where she has
been visiting her son. Corporal
Glen Keep, who Is stationed at
Fort Laughton. She also visited
with her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Bryant.
Mrs. Payna Returns Mrs.
Frank Payne has returned to her
home on California avenue from
Eugene where she has spent the
past several weeks doing special
work at the University of Ore
gon. Motor Stolen Mrs. A. A.
Gehrmann of 2247 Applegate
street reported to city police that
an outboard motor had been
stolen from, a boat shed on her
property Sunday,
In Navy Navy entisttnents
announced In Purtliiud today In
cluded the mimes of Rohurl ,1.
Ciirslcnson and Jack E, Hub
cock of Klamuth Falls.
In Seattle Alice Peterson of
the Town Shop ia vialling In
Seattle tills week.
lift
By The Associated Press
Four fatalities wore recorded
In Oregon over tho weekend,
thrco of them from highway
mishaps.
An automobile went out of
control on the Old Oregon Trail
highway near La Grande and
ran Inlo a roadside tree, killing
D. U. Butler, 70, Portland, and
Injuring two others.
In Portland, Asher B. Keller,
truck driver, waa killed In a col-
llalon with an automobile, and
Mra. Ruth McLaughlin, 25, Port-
a
land, died of Injuries suffered In
a traffic mishap near Eugunc
May 26.
Near Bend, the body of three-year-old
Sandra Pinchou, Port
land, missing since Friday from
the homo of her grandparents,
was located In the Swalley canal.
It Is through social and politi
cal Institutions that Ideas arc
made to march. Unless the Idea
of international collaboration is
embodied In political Institu
tions It will remain a polite
platitude.
President Harold W, Dodds
of Princeton U.
This Is no year for any gar
den to be far enough advanced
to be neglected.
Drink Shortage
Relieved When
Shipment Comes
Oregon liquor purchasers
were cut down to a one-pint-a-wcek
basis today under the
latest rationing regulation of
tho state liquor control com
mission. John Walker, supervisor of
atato liquor stores, said only
90,000 cases of liquor, about
one month's supply was on
hand.
Klamath's weekend lack of
whiskey was remedied Mon
day morning with the arrival
of shipments from Portland.
Shipments were held up last
week because of transporta
tions! difficulties, although
they left Portland in time to
arrive In Klamath for the
weekend buying. The last
whiskey on hand was sold
Thursday' afternoon.
Washington quotas received
the same reduction.
Naples Is a city without a
voice, without a word. On the
Via Rome there are a few per
sons to be seen. Their pace is
not that continuous go and come
of a large city; rather is it the
rhythmic stride of a people on
a day of mourning. Virginio
Gayda, Italian editor.
The season approaches when
men like to take vacations at
the see-side.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Fab. IS, 1943)
Train 19 Southboundi 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a, m.
Train 19 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m Evening Airmail,
Stagta to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point 7 a. m.
To Utah Mra. Gloria Hayes
of the Henley district is .leaving
tonight for Ogden, Utah, where
she will visit with her husband,
Private Archie Hayes, who is sta
tioned there. .
In Fort Klamath Mrs. W. L.
Pools and Misa May Phinney of
Klamath Falls visited in Fort
Klamath Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Hackler.
Home Economics Club The
Home Economics club of the
Henley Grange Will meet Wed
nesday at 2 p. m. nt the home of
Mrs. W. M. Williams. All mem.
bers and lady friends are in
vitcd.
All Townsend club members
are requested to meet at Ward';
Funeral home at 1:30 p.
Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Everett Brining.
Suburban Auxiliary Th
Surburbun League auxiliary wil
hold the fourth of their series of
card parties on June 8, at the
KC hall card room at 2 o'clock
Everyone Is welcome to attend
St. Paul's Church St. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold a
rummage sale In the former lo.
cation of diet Smith's shoe store
at 627 Main, on June 11 and 12
Anyone wishing to donate rum
mage, please bring it to 627 Main
on Thursday.
Rummage Sala Circle 4 of
the First Methodist church, Mrs,
Barker the chairman, will hold
a rummage sale on Saturday,
June 12 next door to the Squeeze
Inn,
Social Club The Rebekah
Social club will meet In the
IOOF hall Wednesday, June 0.
for luncheon at 1:30 p. m. Tho
hostesses will bo Mary Curtis
and Maudo Shuey.
Missing From Auto Mrs.
Orris Moon of 3017 Freda street
has reported that a wheel for a
Ford car was taken from her car
on Saturday,
Back to Work Ann Lander of
Moe's hat department has re
turned to work after taking a
week's vacation.
Kendall Hero Ed X. Kendall,
Bly utilities operator, stopped in
Klamath Falls Monday when en
route to Bly from Ashland.
Loses Sugar Book Beth T.
Yarncll of Sprague River report
ed to city polico that she has lost
her sugar ration book.
Police Court In police court
this morning there were 6
drunks, 1 drunk and disorderly,
and 6 traffic ticket cases.
FUNERAL
EVERETT F. BRINING
Tim funeral service for the
late Everett F. Brining, who
paused away at The Dalles,
Ore., on June 4, will take place
from the chapel of Wards Klam
ath Funeral home, 028 High
street, on Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The Rev. Victor Phil
lips of the First Methodist
church officiating;. Commitment
services and interment will fol
low in Llnkvllle cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend.
Just
Arrived!
Largo Shipments of
HYER ond
BUCKHECT
Cowboy
Riding Boots
For men, boys and ladles,
Slsea 3)a to 12.
Drew's
Mcmstore
733 Mala
VITAL STATISTICS
YANCEY Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls.
Ore., on' June 6, 1943, to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Yancey, 2505 Eber
Icin street, a boy. Weight: 7
pounds 13 ounces.
BUSH Born at Hillside hos
pital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
June 3. 1043, to Mr. and Mrs
Percy L. Bush, Box 072, Merrill,
Ore., a boy. Weight: 9 pounds.
HOYE Born at Hillsido hos
pital, Klamath Falls, Ore, on
June 6, 1943. to Mr. and Mrs. C.
I. lloyc, 3066 Delaware street,
a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 2
ounces.
BRANIFF Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls.
Ore., on Juno 6, 1043, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clem Braniff, 2240 Orchard
avenue, a boy. Weight: 9 pounds
St ounces.
McWILLIAMS Born at
Klamath Valley hospital, Klam
ath Falls, Ore., on Juno 6, 1043,
to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McWil
liams, Sprague River, a girl.
Weight: 7 pounds 8 ounces,
SHIGLEY Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls.
Ore., on June 6, 1943, to Mr, and
Mrs. W. C. Shigley, Dorris, Cali
fornia, a girl. Weight: 5 pounds
14 i ounces.
OBITUARIES
EVERETT F. BRINING
Everett F. Brining, a resident
of this city passed away at The
Danes, Oregon on June 4. 1943.
The deceased was 47 years, one
month and 11 days when call
ed. He ia survived by his wife,
Elfic, residing at 4436 Denver
avenue, Klamath Falls; two
daughters, Mrs. Maxine McKay
of Sweethome, Ore., and Twlla
June of Klamath Falls; two
brothers, timer of Mt. Shasta.
Calif, and Arthur of New York
state; one sister, Florence Sul
livan of Atlanta, 111. Tho re
mains rest at Wards Klamath
Funeral home, 025 High street,
where friends may call. Notice
of tho funeral will appear else
where in this issue of the paper.
HANS O. NELSON
Hans O. Nelson, a resident of
this city, passed away suddenly
on Monday morning, Juno 7,
1943, at 6:15 o'clock. The de
ceased was a native of Sweden
and was aged 50 years when
called, v Tho remains rest al
Wards Klamath Funeral home,
Hza mgn street, f uneral ar
rangements will be announced
later.
PIMPLED SKIN
u BnntlMptln Lotion, famous
medicated powder bane, no liolpfitl
to pimpled irritated akin, when due
to external onuses. You'll lovo It.
rromotca Rklnbenuty Sklnrnrc.
Tliree flattering complexion ahadea.
Flesh, brunette, Cream, 10c, coo.
tANTISEPTIC LOTION
IE SHORTAGE
TO GET WORSE
PORTLAND, Ore., June 7 (IP)
Pacific northwest motorists were
warned today of a critical tire
shortage that will grow worse in
the next four months.
The office of war information
said a survey showed warehouse
stocks of tires in the northwest
were depleted and synthetic tires
cannot be expected in adequate
number until next year.
The OWI said mass transpor
tation and logging Industries, re
quiring special tires, would suf
fer greatly.
Daughter Bora Word hai
been received here of tho birth
of a daughter to Lieutenant and
Mrs. Ralph Taylor on June 4 In
San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Tay.
lor It the former Elizabeth Bur
ton of this city. Mra. Burton,
of 919 High street, has been with
her daughter since the last of
April.
PILE S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO MIN - NO HOaalTAUIATIOH
No Lew ef Time
Permanent aeemtel
DR. E. M. MARSHA
SMraavattle StireMlaa
nt Me. iih - aequire Theatre tMs,
M&WOmaaiS IN THE HOME
PICKED THESE VALUES FOR YOU . . . .
Yearly, at about this time, the associates of
your Penney store stage an "Employees' Days'
event, competing to offer timely bargains in
each department. Today . . . now . . . they
have done it again and spread the very- best in
each department for your selection.' Wartime
limitations considered, they have done an out
standing job . . . One you'll appreciate!
w 1
KOL1HKR8 AI
SUMMER FROM
1 a
.VICTOBY
BUY
UNITID
TAT
WAS
MVIMO
IFQI
i Miwtm
Pietonied by
Temploton Walker
Heads of 1943 Fashion!
Solar Straws'"
New rayon fibres,
hop aackings and
fibre mnhes, trimmed
with aath and bow
bands I
49
For COOL Summer!
Men's Dress Slacks
5
Slarlca are the fashion leaders
again this aumraer! Stamina
parked esTalry twills, gabardine
and worsteds. Handsomely eut
and draped! Sisea 38-44. Brown,
blue, tans.
Cool Ideas In the
Summer Style Picture!
Men's Knitted
T Shirts
79
F.asy en the eye, the body and
the wallet! Cay basque styles In
open knit, sturdy cottons with
horitontal stripea and e r e w
necks. Small, medium, large.
Cuea to Summer Style!
Slack Socks
25
Pr.
CLOTHES FOR
EASE and ACTION!
Si'!?!
Cool summer colors In blaser
atripes, clocks, and figures. Fine
rayons. Cotton knits. Sites 10-12.
TOILETRIES FOR MEN!
Shoving Soap Se
Brilliontine, for well groomed hair (plus tox) 10c
Double Edge Raior Blades 25 for 25c
Single Edge Blades 15 for 25c
Min'i Dtpt., Main Floor
Preaenied by
Maudelle Caaklns
Everyday Comfort and Wear!
Slack Suits
Tailored like big sisters! 29
Sturdy fabrics! T to 14. aj
Warm Weather Styles!
Girls' Dresses
Perky little frocks of dotted
Swiss, Toile or crisp gingham 1
Gay summer colors and brle-ht
printa or dots! Princess, tailored
or basque styles I aa fig
Sitea S-H.
For Smart All-Summer Wear!
Cotton Anklets
Stripes, solid colon and novelties
for big and little girls! 1 P
SUes Sli to 1014. 3
Stconi Floor
Presented by
Anita Keater
PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORI
New and Lovely
Chenille , Bedspreads
Beautiful new scroll designs In
light or dark shades. Generous
90x104" site. Glamourise your
bedroom!
6o
Heavily Tufted
Chenille Bath Sets
Attractive two-piece set bath
mat and lid cover. Assorted
colors and designs!
98
7I
i
r
All New Materials!
BED PILLOWS
All new cotton comber filling, fluffy and
sanitary. Has sturdy linen finish ticking In
assorted colors. m 79
one zuxZS.
Selected Feathers
BED PILLOWS
Classic convertible collars! Checks, atripes
s.e.'i':-........ o
inuurcu sjiyicsi m
Foathw Proof Ticking
BED PILLOWS
Crushed white chicken feathera
makes this pillow fluffy and
comfortable, 20x2
98
Downttairi
THAT MEAN HEALTH,
COMFORT AND CHIN-UP SMARTNESS!
LInenes and Smart Jerseys
Bemberg Rayon DRESSES
If you like a SOFT dress . . . one
with real charm, you'll want one of
these lovely frocks! Designed for
your dressy occasions this summer!
Lovely choice of summer shades with
intriguing, colorful designs! Sizes 9
to 44.
Cavalry Twill Sharkakla
Tailored Blouses
Your FAVORITE because it la the easiest
laundered and Ironed blouse made! Looks
crisp and fresh each time and
stays that wa.yt White only.
Sites SVeO.
98
Smartly Tailored of Spun Rayon!
Womens ' Sport Slacks
Clever fitting pleats In waist- j9t
band! Sport colors! 13 to 20.
790 WwJ
Intriguing
'0M "
79' wJ
Proaented by
Leora Kalkmaa
- Trim Fitting
Mechanics' Suits v.
You'll whistle while you work in these
inert one-piece denim work suits! Com
fortably cut and practical because )SS
they're aanforlzed I Navy only. 12-20 a)
Ladles' Farmerettes (12-44) l.tl
StylesI Dashing
Colors!
Summer
Women's Bathing Suits
Attractive suits of smart flowered - SfJ8
rayon In princess styles! 32-40. j
Bteond Floor
Moro Popular Than Everl
Cocoanut Straws
A perfect companion for
sport cottons and nubby
Rich cocoa brown with
bright bands. All sties.
Main Floor
your summer
rayon linens !
4.
98
Smartly Fashioned for Summer wearl
Ladies' Rayon Mesh Hose
Lovely clear shades, for real flattery!
All full-fashioned aa OS
Sises 814 to 1014. I Pr.
Presented by
Lovetta Fain
Embroidered Neckwear
Exquisite, soft rayon sheers,
lovely laces, crisp organdies!
Rayon Sharkskin Dickeys
Classic convertible checks, stripes AM
or plain collars! Tailored styles 1 jfO
Printed Head Squares
Protect your curia with one of 0tft
these colorful head squares! sSaeaf
Main Floor
b tinanwr car o o o wio iinn v?y .id ciib 'j'ii v
2E0