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July 12. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ITVl i Vliltori Mn. Rny Jensen o( UI'B iinTii-n, nu iiiiihiii,i.'m vj Irono Lynch of Dcudwoud, S. O., spent several days here vis Itlng Mm. A. A. Ward of High street. Tin two re en route until. Mm. Jonson, whoso hus band ia lieutenant flying a pursuit lt I p somewhere In the African thciitrs of wnr, loft Bat on Ftouito, La., when nor hus band rocolvcd his overseas or ders. She linn boon visiting hli piirnntii III Jamestown, N. D., mid I on her wny to Lou An Ili'lca. Minx Lynch will continue to Snn Jose wheru iha will visit with her brothers. f A I..- ......... ........I. J U.. Correction Avlntlon Cadet Ilonry David, ton ol Mm. Charles Dulton of route 1 box U35, la now atatlonud at the ad vanctid bombard lor ichool, Dom ing, Now Mexico, instoud of Dminlng, N. Y., aa previously annouueod. from Corvallia Major and Mra. Kenneth Horno and aon aro visiting the M. W. McVay family In the Riverside addi tion. Dismlaaed Edgar flolllna, rhuteaman Injured at the Fourth of July rodeo, hna been dismissed from Klamath Valley hospital, In Hotpltal Mra. Maude Owinga of 833 Walnut atreet, wua admitted to Hillside hospl tal Friday for treatment and ob servation. Returns Arthur W. Laraen of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, has returned from Port land whero he paaard the state of Oregon funeral directors' ex amination. In Valley Mra. James Smith and daughter, Virginia Kllen, who was accompanied by Patty Schupp, were visitors In Ash land over the weekend. Ashland Visitors Mra. Letha Foster, Mrs. Coral Sabo and Mra. Doris Sabo were In Ash land over the weekend. In Ashland Esther Noel and Mra. George Stevenson were In Ashland Sunday visiting their father. Vlalttng Hera Mr. and Mra. Dirk Miller Jr. and two chil dren were vlaitora In Klamath Falls ovor the weekend from Tulclake. At Tulare Calvin Lamb, aon of Dr. and Mra. Ernest D. Lamb, la now stationed at Tularo, Calif., where ho la training for the United States army air corpa. Ha took his pro-flight at Santa Ana. WULTTDHtLIOtm Admit Your Mistakes - But Quick Br EARL WH1TLOCK If you are doing war work of any kind If you are making any of the machines with which either our fight ing or our home front la sup plied, make a resolution right now to admit any errori you may make. You know, we are not trained to do that. From the tlmo we aro old enough to make miatakea and to be pun ished therefor, we habitually alibi ourselves out of responsi bility for error. But this la war now. This Isn't ploying marbles. This la for keeps. And machines and apparatus must be error free MUST be or else some one Is llnblo to lose his life through their failure. So, In your work, whatever It is, If you make a mistake and realize afterwards what you have done, toll your superior at once. Ho may soy something stronger to you than "Mercy me!" to be sure But let him rave. At least you will be show ing that you lako your work and your responsibility ser iously. A foreman In a war plant told me, just the other day, of one error, admitted by the man who made It, and admitted at once. And thot admission saved the company over 300 mon hours of work. That's what It would havo cost to correct the mistake later, after the machine had been nil assembled. So admit your errors and with no delay. We Invito you to visit Mem ory Garden. Next Monday Mr. Whltlock of the Earl Whitlock Funeral illome will comment on SELFISHNESS. m To Pert Hueneme Mrs. Kath- erine Isenaee of Kutherine'a Beauty Sulon left on Monday for Port Huoneme, Calif. She was accompanied by her mother, .Mrs. John Kandra, and hor sister, Marian Kandra. Mra. Isenscc will remain with her husband for two weeks where he is now stationed with the U. S. navy. Margie Loverly will be In charge of the shop during Mrs. Iscnsco'a absence, Visitors Mrs. Dayton E. Vun Vaetor and son. Robert, are visit ing friends In Klamath Falls from Oo dondule. Wash., where they are making their present home with Mrs. Van Vector's mother. Mrs. H. O. Allyn. Tho former residents aro guests at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. J. o. Hunt on Pine street and will alio visit with the F. Cecil Adams and Harlan Btisworth families before returning north. Son Born Word has been re ceived here of the birth of a aon, Dennla Mlchocl, to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Prince, In an Oakland, r'nlir.. hnmiltal on July 9. Mrs. Prince, who will bo remembered aon, will later be with her moth er, Mra. Leslie Nlckerson, at 4130 Canltal street. Sacramento. They are former Klamath resi dents. Gene Prince left July 1 1 for Texas where he is stationed with the army air force. Police Court In police court this morning there were five drunks, two drunk and disorder lies, one vag, and seven truffle ticket caaes. Camp Fire Girla All Camp Fire Girls who plan to attend summer camp at Lako o' the Woods In August should register at Moe's on Wednesday or Fri day, July 14 or 16, between 2 and 4 o'clock. Expected Hare J. E. Reyn olds of LaGrande ia expected here Monday night to visit at the home of hla aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reynolds. Return Hart Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson returned here Monday after a short vacation in Medford visiting their par ents. From Lakevlew Edward P. Cliff, aupervlaor of Fremont National forest, spent Monday in Klamath Falls on official business. Occupy Home Mr. and Mrs. Warner Kimball and family have moved Into their new home In St. Francis park which they purchased from Mrs, Dan Llskey. The transac tion was handled by Fred Cofcr of the Barnhlsel agency. When a battery needs water oftener than every 1000 miles, likely there la a leak In one of the Jars or the charging rate is too high. What you save apena BUY WAR BONOS M This month, all the people in your Penney store have banded together in a spirit of pstriocism and team work to sell War Bonds for Uncle Sam, From the fourth of July right through the month, War Bonds will be the featured merchandise at Pen ney's. We hope you'll take advantage of this campaign. By buying bonds, you'll help to shorten the war help to bring your boys and ours home sooner. And you'll own the soundest securities anyone any where can own! For every S3 you invest-in them now, your government will pay you back $4 at the end of 10 years. And your investment cannot possibly decrease in value! VX'e are confident that the July campaign for War Bonds at Penncy's will rank with the most productive this town has ever held. So buy your bonds from the workers at the J. C. Pen ney store. They're your townspeople and vour friend; and yout neighbors help them to help Uncle Sam. Gas Applications Should Be Mailed Before July 21 Buxlc A and D ration books explra July 21, and all applica tions must be mailed In to the local war price and rationing board before that date, the local office emphasized today. Applications are obtainable at ration boards and at service sta tions and should be aent along with the expiration book and the vehicles' lire Inspection rec ord to tho board. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Fab. 15, 1843) Train 19 Bouthboundi 6 p. m. Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m. Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m. Medford Stags, Westbound, 3i30 p. m., Evening Airmail. Stagaa to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake view end Rocky Point 7 a. aa. Blue Monday Club The Blue Monday club of the rituul com mittee of tho Women of the Mooao will have a potluck aup per at 7:1)0 o'clock Monday In the basement of the lodge. All new members are urged to at tend. Women of Moose The Wom en of the Mooae will have a regu lar business meeting Tuesday at 8 p. in. There will be Initiation of candidates. All thoso who huvo been obligated, but have not received full initiation should be present also. All offi cers and escorts are requested to attend. Suburban Auxiliary The Su burban League auxiliary will hold tho third in their series of pinochle parties In the KC hall on Tuesday, July 13. Cards will start at 2 p. m., and the public is welcome. Lutheran Ladies Aid The Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid will have their regular meeting on Tuesday, July 13, at 2 p. m. at the church on Cross and Cres cent streets. An Interesting pro gram Is planned. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Larson and Mrs. Ben Loftgaard. Evoryone Is wel come. Raymond Dairy Dairy Products WE MAKE RETAIL DELIVERIES aft wnn uncie sam AND STAMPS Phone 3179- Soropiimist, BPW Teams Make Contacts for Capiain Jack's "Sweeiheart" Sale Personal contacts In prepara tion for the Cuptain Jack's sweet heart feature of tho July bond drive will be made early this week by the following teams from the Soroptlmlat and Busi ness and Professional Women's clubs, who will visit outlying communities throughout the county. Going to Bly, Bcalty, Weyer haeuser camp 6 and Spraguc River will be Edna Russell and Blanch Lundy. Frances Lee McMulIcn and Stella Bownc will contact wom YOU CAN STILL COUNT ON PENNEY'S J'li. ' S alas jtala--. , 9 SXVWSaaV5! BLANKET BUYS AT 498 A grand array of durable, warm blankets very special ly priced. Plaid Pairs 25 Wool Soft, deep nap! Sateen bound! Lovely pastel tones! 72" by 84". 498 ' Cotton Jacquard Pairs Heavy weight for cozy 'com fort! Colorful florals! 72" by 84". DOUBLE BED SIZE Golden Dawn blanket. 5 wool, 05 cotton. Warm and soft, 72"x84". J49 Weighs 3 lbs.l Solid Color Blankets With 25 Warm New Wool Soft, warm and long-wearing! Solid shades, neatly Ef64 bound! 72"x84". & 72" x 84" PLAID PAIRS. Deep nap. Pastels! A Superb Value! Floral Design Sateen Covered Comforters Plump and billowy thriftily 4JJQQ Penney priced! 5 new J7Q wool, 95 sturdy cotton. Full bed sizel Saw' A Truly Beautiful Blanket ALL WOOL BLANKET Holland type single blanket of warmth and beauty! Jacquard pattern. Guaranteed J50 moth-proofl Weight 5 lbs. I 4 GOLDEN DAWN BLANKET Plain colors In soft 80 wool, 50 cotton mixture. Shining satin binding! 90 Single 72x84. O WARM SINGLE BLANKET Perfect for an extra blanket for the guest room! 95 cotton, 5 wool. 72x84. J98 Plain colors. All American COTTON SHEET BLANKETS 70x80 Plaid Single Blanket 79 149 Double 72x84, 100 Cotton, Two Tone 1 139 All White, 80x95 Sheet Blanket 1 J98 American Cotton Blanket, 70x84, Two-Tone, Warm MANY OTHERS! DON'T FORGET OUR CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY PLAN . . . INVEST IN THIS WINTER'S WARMTH NOW! eowNtTAias - en's groups In Bonanza, Langell valley, Dairy and Hildcbrand. Taking information on the lit tle bantam hen contest to Mer rill and Malin will be Rita Whls enant and Effie Garcelon. Emma Carter and Jennie Southwell will be In the Henley area. Lydla Howard and Annabclle Newton will spend a day making contacts at Fort Klamath, Chilo quin, Modoc Point and Klamath Agency. In charge of the vicinity to the went. Including Keno, 'Weyer w IN JULY Yes, we have warm bedding . . . after 41 years of supplying America with warm bed coverings, wo COULDN'T fail you now! But the supply is limited . . . and we urge you to plan carefully, and to buy with care and forethought: . 1.98 Put Yours in Lay-A-Wayl haeuser camp 4 and Elllngson mill are Ida Odell and Norma Miller. The farthest north area, taking In Gilchrist, Crescent, Crescent Lake, Chemult and Mowlch, will be visited by Rose Poole and Elsie Weaver.' Women's groups In all these communities will be urged to en ter a banty hen In the contest to find a sweetheart for Captain Jack, with the group selling the moat bonds by the end of the month declared winner. Bond purchasers in Klamath Falls may request that their pur chases be credited to a special organization. Those entered in the contest will be announced aa soon as possible. Classified Ads Brine Results. JULY STOREIVIDE BAIMMMi ,,i.wwti'iiini. - - TAUT JHOIT? TO0THFUIT Penney's has the frock for you no matter what your size, type or fitting problems! Ingeniously cut designs to slim lorger figures frocks to moke the most of good figures and Junior styles for Miss Petite! Gay Clothesline) Cottons First Choice For Summer Double-Duty Glen Row Cottonal For Informal gaiety K. P. duty at home. Classics or dirndls! Sizes 12 to 20. TAILORED BLOUSES 98 Long Sleeves New shipment of cotton sport blouses. Beautifully tailored! White and pastels. 82-40. For Mid-Summer On Into Falll FELT HATS 198 Soft felts with large sweeping brims for feminine flattery! Cool, cut-out crowns or demure net trimming brings you the new touch for now-into-fall! Smart new colors! secono PLOon Courthouse Records Marriagei SLAUGHTER-NEWMAN. Ed mond Wiley Slaughter, 24, U. S. navy. Native of Oklahoma, resi dent of Oxford, Miss. Shirley Mae Newman, 18, stock clerk. Native of Illinois, resldcrft of Al goma. Complaints Filed Helen L. Coughman versus Ernest W. Coughman. Suit for divorce, charge cruel and In- DO THIS FOR SUNBURN Bootbe tha burn out of aunburn with tha brook water cool touch of Moxaana, formerly Mexican Heat Powder. No mew, and no sreaee to aoll or atain sum mer elotbee. Protect Irritated akin from rubbing chafe of clothing. Coita litllo. Big aavings ia larger aiaea. Get Moxaana. ' - BIOMIfllDT $111 ? SIZI 447 FOR JUNIORS 7.90 Cool, dark rayon sheers. Iced with white . . . Impeccably flattering. Sizes 9 to 15. FOR MISSES....7.90 Austelle "go - every where" summer sheers. Dark tones or pastels! Cleverly trimmed. Sizes 12 to 20. FOR WOMEN..7.90 Slim dark colors en crusted with tiny fig ures or pin dots. Crisp white or gay trim. Sizes 38 to 52. LET THEM PLAY IN "SUN BON NET SUE" 69 Darling cotton flowered seersuck er play suits witli matching sun bon nets! Pastels. Sizes 1 to 3. human treatment. Couple mar rled at Council, Ida., March It, 1021. U. S. Balentlne, attorney for plaintiff. F. E. Patterson versus Kestor son Lumber corporation. Suit for damages, $24,400. William P. Lord and Ben Anderson of Port land, attorneys for plaintiff. Juatlce Court William Reuben Peyton. No vehicle license sticker. Fined $10 or 9 days. Leslie Miles Nott. No PUO permit. Fined $10. ' - g m tm . i , i Sunday Basil ' GIRLS' DRESSES 298 Dirndls, princess styles and tailored, Km. too! Spun rayon in V-r pretty colors! Sizes BOYS' SUNSUITS Out they go! Sun catching togs for your toddlers. Sturdy, washable, cool. Stripes, checks, plain. 1-3. v Buy Your Bonds & Stamps at Penney's Help Us Help Uncle Sam! FLOOR SEED r v m WW - few k
