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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
juiy no. 1043
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nui Dlnnld Monday Mom
ImiK of Hut Hiislnus and Pro
jcmlnniil Women' club will hold
u picnic Mundny evening, August
2 el the homo of Catherine
llrumunuiih Hour uiene, wim
member of tho Boroptlmlst club
Invited n Kin-nln. 'I nose wno
do not Imvo transportation ire
naked to moot lit tho Elk hotel
not Inter than 0:30 o'clock, and
thuso liiklnK cnra aro asked to
Kip nt tho hotel to pick up tho
member. Member who will
,o unnblo to iillend ere aiked to
cull llntllo Evmn, picnic chair
iniin, nt 7354, mornings or evenings.
Recent Visitors Mr. ind
M-. I.. M. Upvorldue of Stock-
Ion nnd formpr resident of tlili
..iiu Ituv Mombelardl of
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Uimlowoou, . J, wore recom
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Visitor ml win uimiv w ..... ,
Mr. Hniuh LoSullo. Ralph La
tiiillo Jr. returned louth with
hi grandparent for brief
visit.
r-nm Oakland Virginia An
....... .... A.i..it,vnfl hv ttin Knlmir
compu'ny In Oiiklund, Calif., for
tho past yenr, I visum av mo
home of her parenui, Mr. and
m- Ttnv Amlrows. 2420 Garden
Avenue. She make her homo In
Onklimd with her sister, Mr
Dot Nolan.
Am VurlAuah Ttnh Hamlin.
storekeeper 2c, arrived In
Klamath Fall on Thursday wun
lili father. Paul Hamlin, dep
uty U, 8. marahal from Medford,
ana hi younger proincr, war
ren Lloyd, to be the guest for
a few day of Mr. and Mr. L
J. Brink, 2241 Orchard avenue.
Mo ha been on an aircraft car
rier and this I hi tint furlough
Inco enlisting In 1041. A vet
eran of eight major engugemonti,
no wa sonousiy wounoea can
in 1IM3. hi lather ana mower
nra fnrmar rcalrlanta of Klam
ath, and Bob will be remembered
by many her.
Vlilli Mar Mm Curtis
Underwood of Lo Angele 1
vl.ltlnir this vMk at tha homo
of her aunt, Mr, M. R. Mcser,
020 Martin tired.
Pallea Court -In nollca court
Fririav mnrnlna there were lx
drunk, one drunk and disorder
ly conduct case, and one traiilc
ticket case.
Imorovlna D. A. Austin who
waa iii1urri In an automobile
accldont recently is Improving
sicidiiy ine uiiisiae nospiwi.
In California Mrs. Vivian
Owen I vacationing in the
Bay area. She 1 expected back
about the first of August.
Back From Lekvlw C. A.
Harrington, representative of the
farm security regional office in
inriin,l hikI Klnmiith countv
supervisor, Earl Giirdnor, have
r..inrnrH from Lukovlcw where
aathcy spent a couplo of day this
J. cek on business.
Marin Rscruit Marine
Corp recruit from Klamath
Fall recently to be taken
through the Porllund recruiting
olflco aro John D. Neiler. Ralph
V. Fox and Jume E. Miifeldt,
It wa announced today.
Ruger Heme Ray Ruger,
Southern Pacific employe, wa
home Friday after a vacation trip
to Collfornla. Ho will reumo
hi duties at the railroad office
Monday.
- Returns Mrs. Roy Andrew,
2420 Garden avenue, returned
KimHnv evenlne from Spokane
where ha was the guest for two
week of her daughter' family,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Schuiu.
O in A.hl.nd Mrs. Olen Mc
Coy visited friends In Ashland
hint weekend.
To Bend Mrs. Stephen Sabo
nil Mr W. E. Lamm left
Thursday for Bend on business.
Visiting In Valley Mm.
Charles Gilbert wa a visitor In
Ashland this week.
Nunn-Bush
cMc jlatAionad.
Oxfouli.
OBITUARY
JOHN DOUGLAS DEXTER
John DouglHs Dexter, for the
last even yeHr a resident of
Klamath Falls, Or., passed
away In this city on Friday, Juiy
30, 1043, at 6:4ft a. m., following
an lllnet of five day. Ho wa a
nstlv of Minneapolis, Minn.,
and at tho timo of hi death was
mmA in vA&rfl ft mnntha and 10
day. Surviving are hi parents,
Mr. ana wirs. rrea c mm, m
this city; five sisters, Mrs. Doro-
hv vim. Mrs. Huiiv Howara.
Donna Jean, Donna Jan and
Nancy Joan; four brothers, Prl
WnnHnort Daxtar. U.S.A.
Walter, Marshall and Donald
Dexter, all of Klamatn rails,
Ore.; also his grandmother, Mr.
P.nrl Aririarann. of Qilcriit. Ore.
The remain rest In the Erl
Whitlock Funeral home, pine
street at Sixth. Notice of funeral
to be announced later.
FUNERALS
JOROEN (GEORGE) KALTOFT
Jorgen (George) Kaltoft, for
lha u.t Ihrm weeka a resident
of Klamath county, Oregon,
passed away in this city on Sun
day, July 25, 1043, at 7:15 p. m.
fnllnulnff an Illness of two day.
He wa a native of Obbekalr,
Denmark, and at the time oi ni
death wa aged 43 year, o
mnnihi anrt 13 dav. Surviving
aro two brother, Sigurd Kal
toft, of Lo Angele, Calif., and
Ebbe Kaltoft, of Odense, Den
mark; two iter, Mr. Maria
Dr.mn nt Obbekalr. Den
mark, and Mr. Anna Muller, of
l-nalanrl- M mnthar. Mrs. SoDhle
Kaltoft, of Obbekalr. Funeral
service were held rriaay, juiy
30. 1043, at 1:30 p. m. at L,inx
vllle cemetery with the Rev. L
v i.hn,,n nt tha Klamath Luth'
eran church of this city officiat
ing. Arrangement were unacr
k. jirmMinn nt tha Earl Whit
lock Funeral home of this city.
SELLING SPREE
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PS MART
LEADERS DROP
Ntrw VOUK. Julv its (IP) Re
newed selling swept through the
stock market toay, Dropping
many leader under Thursdays
.,... 1 nt.l anrf In mmfl In-
, " -
stance carrying quotation still
lower.
Rail, steels, motors, rubbers
.-A .Ircrafti most of the so
n.nrf "war" caultles and many
with peace prospect were
nrnmlntnt In tha decline. While
the offering lacked much of the
nrsanrv evident Monaay ana
Tuesday, bid were crce, brok
nr. maA
Losses ranged from fraction
to more than three point In the
final hour. Volume amounted to
about 1,000,000 (hares.
linear uatar were u. a. aieei,
rsanoral Motor. GOOdyCaT. J. I.
Case. Deere, Douglas, Santa Fe,
Great Northern, wonnern r
.ki.. et.njarri nn. n. j.. Amen
can Can, Union Carbide, John-
Manvllle and pepi-v;oia. ucin
lehem, also slipped.
Bond were irregularly lower
C oi ns Quotations:
American Can
Am Car tc Fdy
Am Tel It Tel
Anaconda -
Calif Packing"
Cat Tractor
280-330 lbs., $13.80-88; 330 and
lb, aowi 112,60-13.00; jew cnoice
,,n ai9 n.A!Sf fiiv faa iu-idu
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Ibi,, $12.B0-13.7o; most asu-ssuj
lightweight fl3.10.
Salable cattle 1000; calve 400;
fed steer and yearlings fully j
steady; grain fed offerings good
to low choice active; several
load 114.90-15.80; top $18.00,
paid on low choice medium
weight offerings; neucrs very
scarce; iteady at $13.00-14.50
mostly; run largely cows; wis
class steady to weak; most beef
cow $10.00-12.00; cutter $8.25
0.25f canner $7.25-8.00; bulls
slow, with practical lop neavy
sausage bulls $14.25; light offer
ing ainnn-11.00: weak, vealers
steady $18.00-75; mostly $15.25-
15.80; weekend iraae on siock
cattle very sluggisn.
Bnlohla hn 1000: ixital 7000:
very little done on native spring
lambs, yearling wether or heep;
muininiui weak on aoring lamb
and sheep; big packers bidding
lower; cnoice native spring moi
i ni.i.vnn: nn criterion scn-
eral market on early round; bid
ding $24.50 down on cnoice na
tive springers and $7.75 down on
comoarable ewes; $8.00 offerings
sold early.
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Comm'nw'lth It Sou I
General Electric ao
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lieMlij.ja
MAIL CLOSHIO TIME
ICHutlva Julv 14. 1431
T.iIn ia BAuthhaundi ft n. m.
Train 30 Netthboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m.
Train It Northbound! 10 S. CO.
Meoiora Bia. wnunusa, a
a. m.. Evanlna Airmail.
laaaa fa Allurai. Ashland. Lakt-
vlw and Rocky Point. 7 a. a.
Lakeview tlrst-clas mall only,
closing at 7 p. m.
Apostolic Faith Church The
Apostolic Faith church, 228
North Eighth street, announce
r.x.iai larvlra Friday eve
ning, July 30, at 8 p. m. Bob
Hani in, former resident oi
Klamath Fall, and young
m m whn has aarved 15
monthe duty on the Enterpriae
aircraft carrier, win ieu mint
of hi perional experience. The
public is cordially invuca to at
tend. CAP Cadats CAP cadet pra-
fnr Women' Ferry Com
mand are aiked to be at the high
school at 7:30 p. m. r rioay, uuiy
30. Navigation classe will be
suiting. l.
Courthouse Records
The Highest Goals
of Fit and Comfort
We like to sell Nunn-Bush
shoes, because we know
d Nunn-Bush constantly
. . t i . . t.
strive lor ine nigncii goais
of tit and comfort they can
conceive. Anilt-FatUnung
main thi morttuit last Untr.
DREW'S
MANSTORE
M1BV JOE CORNELL
Mnrv .loo Cornell, the Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mr. George
Cornell. Jr., of thi city, passed
away Wednesday, jury zo, into,
at 7:30 p. m. following a brief
Illness. She was a native oi
Klamath Fall. Ore., and at the
time of her death wa aged 7
day. Surviving, besides her par
ent, are the grandparent, Mr.
and Mr. J. L. Den, of this city
and Mr. and Mr. G. W. Cornell
of Altura. Calif. Funeral erv
Ice were held Friday, July 30,
ion t a n m. at Llnkvllle cem
etery with the Rev. Victor Phil
Una of the Flrrt Mcthodlat
church of this city officiating
rAMN.iimnt aarvlpe and inter
mcnt followed. Arrangement
were under the direction of the
Earl Whitlock Funeral home oi
thi city.
ELDON S. MILLER
,t. urvipa for the
Alio -
lata Eldon S. Miller who passed
away at Klamath Agency, Ore..
on July 27 will take place irom
the Williamson River Methodist
church on Saturday, July 31 at
1 p. m. The Rev. u. v. oraa-
hw will officiate. Military
burial ervlce will follow In
the family plot of wiion cem
etery conducted by the U. S.
. ,nn. r-amn Newell. Calif.
A. detachment from the Chllo-
quln State Guard win xorm an
honor guard for their deceased
member. Friend are Invited.
Ward Klamath Funeral ttome
in charge of the arrangements.
General Motor ........
Gt Nor Ry pfd
III noi Central
Int Harvester ....
Kennecott ..........
Lockheed
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward .
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central
Northern Pacific .....
Pac Gas ec El -..
Packard Motor .......
J C Penney .
Penna R R .........
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil
Safewav Store
Sear Roebuck .........
Southern Pacific .....
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining . ..
Trans-America ....
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific ..
U S Steel
Warner Picture ....
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28
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nnnTT.AND. Ore.. Julv 30 ;
(AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 10,
total 25; calve 1U and aa; mar
nominal, lata demand nar
row nartlcularly for low grades;
week' tOD ' choice fed steer
ia: beat erassers S14.U0:
tocker motly $10.00-11.00;
eras fat heifer $13.00 down;
cutter down to .ou: canner-
uttir rnwi 15.50-7.25: medium-
nr.A holla in no-12.00: few
Monday $12.25-75; good-choice
vealer salable $i.uu-su.
H, .olahla 25. total ZOO:
.raitorxl aalaa ateadv: ton S14.50
nn aonHhnlee 220 lbs.: 230-270
lb. $14.00; 140-179 id, au.ou-
14.00: good tows salable $10,25-
11.00; good-choice feeder pigs
quotable $14.00-15.50.
GhMn' anianie iuu. total 2uu:
...bl tarlv: mnatlv nominal:
1 lot good-choice heavy lamos
unsold; late duik gooa-cnoice
nrlnnn 111.00-50: sizeable lot
eood-choice 157 lb. ewe sold
steady $3.50.
733 Main
bsgaUV Wit tOrtPllga
Mirrlage
or a wstukhip-LIIPER. Earl
Floyd Blankcnhlp, 18, laborer.
w.n. f vaahlnston. resident
of Klamath Fall. Pebble Chris
tine Luper, 17, houewite, Na
tive OI Arkansas, resmeni oi
Klamath Falls.
Justice Court
Miv A. Klnsslev. Selling al-
maUaIIm llnnnf. uilthmit. a llransa.
Fined $100 or 250 day, plu
SY.ZU COSIS.
Otis Earl Green. No operat
or' license. Fined $5.50.
Otis Earl Green, No muffler.
Fined $5.50, suspended if muf
fler repaired.
Elizabeth Cascbler. Permit
ting minor to operate motor ve-
hixln FinrH 1S.S0.
Alvin Boyd Harris. No op
erator's license. Fined $5.50.
VITAL STATISTICS
.TAMPS Horn 'at Hlllalrla
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
July 20, 1843, to Mr. and Mr.
Robert James, 2530 Applegate
. . . u,.iai.i. -
street, a girt vtbi,iiw i iiuuiius
14 ounce.
COLEMAN Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., on July 30, 1043, to Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Coleman,
1220 Martin street, a boy.
Weight: 7 pounds 12 ounces.
GULZOW Born at Lightfoot
hospital, Klamath Fall, Ore., on
July 30, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Edward Gulrow, 133
Mortimer atreet, a girl. Weight:
6 pounds 10 ounces.
WHEAT
LIVESTOCK
Potatoes
nmrA.nct Julv SO tltt A
aharp break in rye following a
modest advance) at the start un
settled other grains today, can
celling early gains in wheat and
oats. Rye tell about 3 cents from
peaks established shortly aner
the opening, and wa down more
than 2 cents from the previous
close.
The late clllngv completely
n4 aarllnr Bain which had
been based on an advance In par
ity between June ia ana duty io
nrf at tha close wheat was un
changed to 1 lower, September
i AAl.t nata were down 1-1.
September 70-701 and rye was
off 1-1?, Septemoer si.uui-i.ui
Julv an (AP.WI-Al CATTLE:
85. For week, desirable cattle
ateady, medium and common
mnxtlv 5.1 tn 80 lower: week's
top, medium to good steers!
$14.10: neuers si3.au; range
cowa $11.00. Calve: None, nom
inal. HOGS: None. Nominal; clos
ing top Thursday $15.15.
SHEEP: 1000; weak; two pack
ages common and medium wool
ed 60 lb. lambs $12.00413.00; for
week, receipts $12,000, mostly
$1.00 lower; cull to good ewes
$2.50-$6.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, July 30 (AP-WFA)
Salable hogs 10,000; total 20,000;
moderately active, most weight
and sow iteady with Thurday'
average top $14.25; bulk 250 lbs.
down, $13.00-14.25; good and
choice 250-280 lbs., $13.75-14.00;
rmpl. Julv 30 MP! Pota
toes, arrival 88; on track 108;
lol IT'S hinmpntx 810: SUDOlieS
moderate; demand good, firm for
best white stocks; demand light.
market dull and wean tor stock;
n..kin,nr. I-nno Whites. US No.
1 $4.00-$4.35; Idaho Blis Tri
i nn-s 28- Nebraska Red
Warba $3.10; Missouri Cobbler
$2.15; Missouri Bliss Triumphs
$2.40; Kansas Cobblers sz.oa.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
DANCE
Ce Where the Crowd Goes
Every Saturday
Night
:00 to 1:00
At K.C. Hall
Sponsored by Eagle Auxil
iary ana vrun .i
Estin Kiger' Orcheilra
Public Invited
Man SOe Women 85e
Service Men 25c
Tax Included
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Invites You to Its Services
10 A M "Our Hiding Place." Communion Strvle.
11 A. M. Large Bible School. Adulr Bible Clan.
8 p. M. "Moses Gulborry'i Bible."
Startling Fael About Boak Carter' Hew Book
' Wlard Sirt at South Sixth
G. W. WHEATLEY, Pastor
13 Years
Of Negatives
On Filel
Since 1930
Kennell-Ellis
Hps Kept
Ml Negatives
On File
For Your
Convenience
Come In . . .
Look Them Over t
And Order From
Those Old Proofs
You May Have
Forgotten!
Kennell-Ellis
V. 8. Hat'l Bank Bide.,
Main and' tin Phone 9251
Date Nut Cake
. 1
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A rich, fluffy layer cake made
with dates and nuts. Iced with a
delicious date and nut icing.
ea. 69c
Try our large assort
fig ment of ROLLS
They Are a Treat for Any Meal
doz. 20c
WW
Summer
Blouses
Clearaway of Summer
Print Blouses
Fine novelty cottons in
short sleeves. 91
Sizes 32 to 40
Print Blouses
80 sq. fine fabrics in long
sleeves. Sizes
32 to 40 M
PRINTED COTTON
DIRNDLE-Now - -
PRINTED RAYON
JERSEY DIRNDLE -
STRIPED SPUN $yj
RAYON DIRNDLE-Now
PASTEL COLOR $)98
SWIRL SKlRTSNow -
$j98
$398
198
cSjy H"AND BAGS
Reg. $1.98 Values
Novelty stripes and solid In Bengallne
and Homespun. Mostly en- Q n Qfl
velope styles. While they H V
last U
Reg. $2.98 Values
.
Fabrics. Rayon, Polka Dots and Benga
llne. All late summer m 1Q
style In envelope and 3ll
j -i-.i v .. . " aa
umer-flim stjrica. a. w u n
choke while they last II
Peek-A-Bow Hat-N-Bog
SETS
Plaid and solid tones in dark
and hi-colors. Regular S5.95
$29
Sale of
FABRIC GLOVES
Well known brands of white and hl-colors. Short
and Tong gauntlets.
July Sale of
Costume
Jewelry
I One lot of novelty pins, ear
rings, necklaces, etc. Plastic,
wood and metal types, vaiue.
to $1.00.
SI.30 Values
Mew
$- 00
$1.00 Value
Mow
W 2for$l
July Art Department Special
Wondersheen Hanks 5(p)c
U
700 yd. White and Navy. While They Last
Downstairs Month-End Specials
Printed Tablecloths
50x50 $1.19 Values
Heavy Unbleached Muslin
$100
Special I
Printed
Napkins
52x52 $1.79 Valuet
White Linene-Crosh-Crounds
$339
Special II e.
Assorted Sizes
and Designs
35c Values
4for$l
00
THI WOMAN'S STCEE.incK