Herald and news., June 10, 1943, Page 5, Image 5

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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nolurn Mr, nml Mm. Nor
iiiiiii I 'clcrit unci son Francis re
turned to Kluiiuitli Fulls Frlilny
moriilnti from a vui-iilloii spent
In Veiillln, Cnllf., with Peli-ra'
mullicr. I'clors li-uvcs Saturday
morning for I'urrlali Inland, Vu.,
wIiito ho will cnlur ufflcora'
triilniiiK ticliuol hi 11 1 niiirliivs.
Mm, l'cti'rit, tho former Dcsllo
Kli-liii'Ki'i', and nun will remain
with her parents (or tho duru
tlon,
Bon Born Mm, W. P. Meyers
of l.iikcslioro Uiirdena received
word from hrr Hon, Lieutenant
Theodore Ellin Mcyors, and Mm
Meyers thut tlioy mo tho par
cnln of n aon. The biifoy boy wus
tx tii Juno 4 nt Jef fiTBon Bar
racks, Mo., and has been mimed
Itk'hurd Theodore
Vliltlna Friends Lettle
Stewart, recently homo from
Orcuon State colli'UC la vlaltlng
Qtr. mid Mra. II. E. Paddock on
no Houtic river, near Auncs,
preicon. Puddocka nro former
rraldenta of thla city.
To Army Duty Among the
graduates for thla year a clans at
tho hiiih achonl to leuvo lust
lilltht for Portland to bo aworn
Into the army wrrn Hob Dirachl,
Nell Mayfleld, Al Cllne. Bob
Brown and Dcun Campbell.
'Vliltlna Pa rants Harold
Criipo, an rmployo of Lockheed,
and Juinea Crapo, a lionncvlllo
power man, are here visiting
with thplr parents, Mr. and Mm.
Leon Crupo of 3MU0 Croat atreet.
t -
! Vlalting Her Mra. Sybil
lilnlse of Portland ia here thla
week and la visiting with Mra.
Jrrry West of Merrill.
Q Mining Harold Mathlaon,
1.1, has been reported na miss
lug from hia home on 301 1 Del
aware atrcct a I nee yesterday
morning.
For Your
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i MAIL CLOSING TIME
' (Effective Feb. IS. 1943)
Train 19 Southbound! 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundt 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Modlord Stage. Weatbound, 3:30
Op. m Evening Airmail,
ages to Alturaa, Athland, Lake
1 view and Rocky Point 7 a. m.
1 Eagles Auxiliary The Eaglea
auxiliary will have their reg
ular meeting tonight In tho
Hugh's hull at 8 o'clock. Officers
arc to wear formula and there is
to bo a stork shower afterward
for one of the members.
; Civilian Air Patrol A matt
ing of the Civilian Air Patrol
will be held in the high school
ul 7.43 tonight. A class in
meteorology will bo started. All
V'mbers lire asked to pleaso be
present and to use the northwest
entrance of tho building.
Ladies Aid The First Cove
nant church Ladies Aid will meet
Friday, June 1 1, ut 8 p. m. Mrs. 1
llicodoro Smith will bo tho;
speaker, and there will also bo '
0'islcnl numbers. Members of
e Ladies Aid and friends arc!
cordially Invited.
1 Ventura Club The annual,
garden party unci silver too, giv-1
cp by the Vendue club, will be!
lipid on Saturday, Juno 12, from!
2:i0 to 5:30 on the lawn nt the:
homo of Mrs. Rose Poolo, 400 j
Cpngor avenue.
Rummage Sale Circle 4 of
tho First Methodist church will
hold a rummngo sale Saturday,
Juno 12, In the building next to
the Squcczc-Iun, 1020 Majn
alj-cet.
To School Gordon Lcdlng
hum, aon of Mr, and Mm, Gor
don Lcdinghain of 1041 Man
ziinitu, la leaving tomorrow for
tho summer session al tho Uni
versity of Oregon,
Correction Melvln Miller,
sou of Mr, and Mm. Dick Miller
of 1005 Huron atrcct, left for
Kerns, Ululi, Instead of Ogden,
Utah, aa wua reported, to Join
the army air corpa,
On Bualneaa Ccno Korn of
Hay City Box company of Sun
Francisco bus been In Klumuth
Fulla for tho past few daya on
business,
EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued From Pago One)
bo KEPT UP, It will mean ultl-
fiiiulo complete command of tho
air by,our eldo.
e
GENERAL EAKER, command
Ing U. S. air forces In Eng
lund, suys our heavy bomber
force thero has DOUBLED since
March and will equal RAF
bomber strength by the end of
summer.
Thero la tremendous potential
bombing power.
TT'S Just possible, you ace, that
Instead of Immediately storm
ing the fortress of Europe at trc-
On Leave Hurvey Ovgurd,
rudlomun 2c with tho navy is
on leave thla woek and la visit
ing hia parents, Mr. and Mm.
Albert Ovgard of the Armory
apartments.
mendoua cost In lives we may bo
planning to take the slower but
less costly method so often out
lined by the strategists.
e '
A LL this, please understand, ia
the purest kind of guess
work, and has no standing what
ever on any other basis. Only
our higher leaders have access
to enough facta to be able to
Judge aa to the methods that will
be moat effective at leaat coat.
More or leas Immediate action
againat 'the Italian Islands and
probably against the Italian
mainland docs seem likely, but
beyond that we outsiders simply
don't know enough to predict.
The aituatlon can change ao
swiftly that even our higher
leaders can't be flatly certain
of the course events will take.
'pHERE Is always the possibil
ity, for example, that tho
Japs may start something big
designed to take some of the
weight off Hitler's neck for
while they hove no use for him
except as he can be made to
serve their purposes they cer
tainly must realize that as
soon as he is knocked out THEIR
JOB WILL BE MUCH HARDER.
"Yankee" was originally a
Dutch word. .
DFAT Heat ruh IrriUtol akin
THE
thrills to toe touch of M ex
ams, fonnrly Mexican
HIT AT HntIowu,r- Foreoolh-
mmmFmk I log help, cut Mexiana.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and relatives for their kindnesses !
and beautiful floral offerings
during our bereavement.
Mrs. Elfia Brining and I
Twila June
Mrs. Maxlne McKay
Elmer Brining
Florence Sullivan
Arthur Brining.
Attention1
.LET.
State Farm Ins. Co.
Preteet Your Privilege le Drive
J. I. Beard, Agent
1M Main
To Comply With the New
Gat the Proper Insurance From
HANS NORLAND
Prompt Personal Service at Reasonable Rates
118 North 7th St Phones JES 2S'
Return From Texaa Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Dunham returned to
Klamotli Falls this week after
a 10-day trip to Texas where
they visited their son, Dale, who
is in tho armed services.
In Oakland Mury Ellen Long
of Winter lime la visiting with
Edith Knudsen of Oakland,
Cullf, Edith was a former resi
dent of Klumuth Falls.
Changes Name Louise
Beauty Service in the Star Drug
storo at Fifth and Main streets
is changing its name to Star
Beauty Sulon. Same telephone
number, 8280.
Police Court In police court
this morning there were seven
drunks, two vogs and two traf
fic ticket cases.
To Portland George Bron
of 0119 Lincoln street left for
Portland on a business trip con
cerning the local Century Players.
Visiting Hare Mrs. Melissa
Chase of Ashland Is visiting a,
the home of J. A. Muhoncy on
737 North Ninth street.
Here on Business Mrs. Helen
White, Mrs. Mury Kornsworth,
and Mrs. llutton of Lukcvicw
were in town Thursday on bus
iness.
In Town Mm. Lylo Tucker
of Ashland is visiting this week
with friends In Klumuth Falls.
On Vacation Mrs. Perry
Wilson is taking a few days va
cation from her position at
Moc's.
In Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Porter are in Ashland this
week visiting relatives and
friends.
Our Stock of
BOOTS- SHOES
Is Large and Well-Assorted
In Such Famous Makes as
Nunn-Bush,
Edgerton and
Carte r'l
DRESS SHOES
Jefferson and
Chippewa
LOGGERS
Buck-Hccht and
Hycrs
COWBOY BOOTS
Use Your No. 17 Stamp
Before June IS
Drew's Manstore
733 Main
fffiMMywowmis m the home front army
IKED THESE VALUES FOR YOU . ...
Yearly, t about this time, the associates of have done it again and spread the very best in
mo i -j r ....' mA (iurtfiM!iit for vour selection. Wartime
your Fenney store stage an .cmp . .r . . l . rq-. '
event, competing to offer timely bargain, in limitations cons.dered, they have done an out-
each department. Today..-. . now . . . they standing job ... One you'll appreciate! WMHMiiiiHt
mm Jmmm-r
JUNE IS THE TIME for
WHITE GOODS!
HIGHLIGHT
NO. 1
Preeenlei by Carolint ilmton
Another Shipment
SHEETS
56
1
FEN'CO seconds full bed slxe SI"
by 108". Long wearing, snowy white
sheets I Available Friday 9 a. m.
Pritenttd 6y Oraet Kindtrdtek
Penimaid Baby Yarn
Soft 100 wool baby yarn. Two fold 1-oa.
belli in whltr, lnk or OE
blur. ad nail
Prtttnttd 6y Kara Badorek
Rayon Wave Caps .
Save your wave by wearing a wave eap
that Ilea securely under your chin, Ideal
for traveling.
Drown and black. 0 Kach
Prtunttd by Alien Daily
Shopping Bags
Carry your own for victor)-1 Attractive
multi-colored fibre material, PQC
sturdy and roomy I 9 Each
PrtiinUd by Qarnrt Corty
' Ramona Cloth .
Many lovely clear colore for luncheon
clothe and sportswear!
S inches wide. 1Y Yd.
Jtarony
HIGHLIGHT
NO. 3
Pr Hinted by Jan Weaver
Cool Faahional Smart Fashions! THRIFTY
Fashions. Tool
3
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IIIIVIIM A vrw i :
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
J Buy All the Bonds !Sa:!!s-
eS.;, You Con Now- s
VVI An' H?'P B"y Klamath's fe,
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Two-Pieee Oresaes for Busy Summerl .
LADIES' RAYON DRESSES
Dittinctlve Patterns
for Summer, 19431
2
25
RIGHT wear for all your waking hours at a price
that makes smart togs "musts" on any budget!
Rayon gabardines, aharksklns or cotton gabardines. Long
sleeves In or ohter models! Small, medium, large. .
MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS 1.19
100 Wool
Men's Sleeveless Sweater
New aleeveless sweaters for summer wear! I QO
Novelty plaids or solids in blue brown, tan or I 'O
olive drab. Sniallj medium, large. . ' ' . . '
' Button Shoulder
Summer Unions
Fine durable cotton knit. Short
sleeves. White. Sixes 36 to 46.
Cool Comfortl
Nainsook Unions
No sleeves, short legs,, button m9ftm
front. Your summer favoritel M
White. Sixes 36 to 46.
iltn't Dept., -Vm'n Floor' '
Pretty and Daintyl
Sheer Nighties
79
28
Beautifully cut chiffon gowns with
swing skirts! In glorious shades yel
low, aqua, red, blue, rose, green I 32-40.
Wonderfully Cool!
Sharkskin Dickies
98
Neat pin checks or plain white. Cut to
fit and so easy to launder. You'll want
cveral 1 Red, blue, green, black and
white checks.
Ever So Smart!
Ladies' Anklets
100
Cable stitch anklets for your sports
wrarl Bright , new colors! Sixes 8'.4
to 11.
Many Comfortable Stylesl
Rayon Panties
35V
Your choice of several styles tailored '
or lace trimmed. Quality rayon that
wears! Tea roar. Small, medium, large.
.Main Floor
HIGHLIGHT
NO. 4
Presented by Vera Bityet
Rayon Mesh
103
Pr.
Improved rayon mesh hose,
that wear and wear. New
mesh weaves for sports
or for dress. Proper care,
will give extra wear.
8tt-10t.
Main Floor -
Smart two-piecers that can trot to market, to the office or
look ever so charming when you're dining out! Favorite
floral prints, practical navy or summer pastels for that cool
look! Rayon fabrics with frothy organdy or bright, bright
trim. Sizes 12 to 20.-
4
98
FOR BIGGER VALUES IT'S
RENNET'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE!
j. ,-' v. i i i eer "' a
Boys' Sportshirts -
V
Real summer comfort, , practicability for wear
everywhere! Long aleeved models popular shades.
Ages (-18. ' ........
' Kaw and Different '
Novelty Sportshirts
Interesting military motifs that won't fade, en
aturdy eotton material. Short sleeves, in or outer
style! Ages 6-18.
HIGHLIGHT
NO. 5
Pretenled by
Leana Selby
Boys' Poplin Jackets
Zclan treated waterproof, wlndproof, but
ton fly front, handy slash pockets! Olive
drab only. Small, medium, large.
BOYS' JIMMIES
im
Washable, sanforised smalt boys'
jimmies. Two front patch pock
ets! Blue, brown, greens. Sixes
2 to 8. ,
BASEBALL BEANIES
25 : v
"Lucky Charm" beanies and base
ball caps. Gay bright colors. All
sixes. .
Reduced!
WOMEN'S SHOES
Broken sties. Gabardines and
kid leathers, ' Assorted styles
putrps, tlesf medium er' high
heels. ' Brown, black.
REMEMBER WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT
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