Awrtint 5, 104S
HERALD AKD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Buys rlanohPau1 Swlgart,
nil of Col. Wllllim Swig-art, har
imrcliuxod the Beavari ranch and
dairy hord locntod flva milai
mmtli of Klamath Falls. II li
also footling 200 held of hogi.
Mr. nnd Mri, Swlgart and six-months-old
ion aril moving Into
tliHr new homo thin week. Previ
ously Swlgurt hid operated
commercial finning boit neir
Tillamook.
From Portland Mr. and Mri.
Kmilrt Youiiitrcn and their on
Trcl, frnm Portland, are v I n 1 1
Ing nt Hie hnmo of Mm. Victor
Orllng, 11102 Lookout, Mri. Or
ling l Mr. Yotingran'i aunt
Thp Yoiingrom will also villi
hrr slsti-r, Mn. W. Johnson.
From Lava Badi C. Q. Wood-
house, employed by the nallnnil
park irrvlc at thn Lava Beds,
made a trip Into Klamath Fall
Wednesday. .
Group to Meet The Spiritual
Lifo group of th Katherlna
Bcnttlo Missionary loclety will
mrrt Frlclny afternoon at 1:30
o'rlH-k lit the home of Mri. Wai
tor S. Wulkcr, 3325 Delaware,
ilrort. Mra. Alma Meeker will
bo In chnrgo of the meeting.
Nuriei All active or Inactive
gruduutn nurses are aiked to
attend a general mobilltatlon of
the civilian defenie at Mills
ichool Friday, Auguit fl, at 7:30
p. m.
Back to Work Mri. Nevarte
Smith of 1114 Eait itreet, re
turned to work Monday after a
week's vacation. Mri. Smith li
an employe of the Weyerhaeuier
Timber company.
HoitMiei Named The hostess
commlttoe for the Auguit moot
ing of the Esstorn Star Social
club on Friday afternoon at the
Maionlo temple, 1:48 0 clock, li
announced as Mri. Walter
Brown, Mn, Hiram Murdoch,
Mn. Carl Arthur and Mri. Wil-
lard Peyton.
To Iowa Untveriity Pvt.
Jack Gillette returned to Iowa
City Wedneadny night after
pending a day In Klumuth Falli
vlaitlng hla paronti and friends.
He li attondlng ichool at the
Unlvenlty of Iowa.
Furlough Sergoant Roy Cot
trell la vlaitlng frlendi In Klam
ath Falli on a leven-day fur
lough from Fort Stevens, Ore.
On Vacation Deputy Jack
Franey li enjoying a two-weeks
vacation.
To Medford Ray Warner of
Klamath Falli made a trip to
Medford Thursday,
50 Scouts Ralox at
Crescent Lake Camp
Swimming, boating, hiking
and other forms of recreation arc
being enjoyed by SO Boy Scouts
this week at their camp at Cres
cent Lake, Ore.
The boys left Sunday, August
1, and will return next Sunday.
Supervising the scouti are Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lamott Water
front director Is Troy Cook, who
Is giving swimming lessons and
acting as life guard.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effactlve July 14, 1(43)
Train It Bouthboundi p. m.
Train 30 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m.
Train II Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, . I
a. m., Evening Airmail,
Btagei to Alturai, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point 7 a. as.
Lakevlaw first-class mall only,
closing at 7 p, m.
Homemaklng Committee The
Homomaklng committee of the
Women of the Moose will spon
sor a "Hit and Miss" luncheon
on Friday at 12:30 p. m. Hilde-
garde McClurg, committee chair
man, will be hoatc.il.
Card Party The Women of
the Moose will sponsor a card
party Friday at 2 o'clock. The
public Is invited. Hilda McClurg
and Madeline Waters will be
hostesses.
Potluek Supper The Leyal
Order of the Moose and the Wo
men of the Moose will have a
potluek supper at 6:30 p. m. Fri
day, A program will follow. All
Moose members are Invited.
Townsend Club The Town-
send club will hold its regular
meeting Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the KC hall. Friday
night dancing will be postponed
until further notice.
Communion St. Paul's Epis
copal church announces a cele
bration of the Holy Communion
on Friday morning at 10 a. m
for the Feast of the Transfiguration.
On Furlough PFC Eugene
Traylor has been home on a 13
day furlough visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Traylor and
hla wife. He left tier Tuesday
to return to hi station In Ariz
ona. .
In Bend Mri. Roie Pool and
Mrs. W. E. Lamm are In Bend on
business.
Camping at Lake Mri. Wll
lard Dryden and two children of
1842 Portland street, accompan
ied by Mrs. Dryden'i slater, Mri.
Gertrude Hansen and children,
are spending thli week on a va
cation camping trip at Crescent
lake.
In Hospital Mn. William
Cody of Shipplngton la In the
Mnmain valley noapiui recov
erlng from a irrioui illness.
Marine Visits PFC Weston
Engle of Fort Klamath la home
on leave after spending 19
months overseas. Engle wai on
of the marine! at Guadalcanal,
False Alarm The fire depart
ment wai called to the Palm
hotel at 631 South Sixth itreet
at 0:48 o'clock Tuesday night on
a false alarm.
From Lakevlew T. F.
Thome, rationing specialist with
the OPA, returned from Lake
view Thursday morning.
Mother Visits Mn. Florence
Elites, mother of Mrs. Mildred
Kissler, arrived Wednesday
night from Portland to visit her
daughter. She will remain about
a month.
To Valley CUTford Jackson
and David AUen of th OPA
field office, left Thursday on a
hiiainru trln to Medford. Ash
land, Grants Pasa and Rose-
burg. They will return eitner
Saturday or Monday.
To Lakeview First Class
Specialist Dan Schreiber of the
navy recruiting office will make
Ulna trln to Lakevlew
Friday and will not be In his
office here between s a. m. ana
p. m.
VITAL STATISTICS
13 Years
Of Negatives
On File!
Since 193o
Konnell-Ellli
Has Kept
Alt Negatives
On File
For Your
Convenience
Come In .
Look Them Over
And Order From
Those Old Proofs
You May Have
Forgotten!
HOOPER Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
August Z, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard B. Hooper, Midland, a
girl. Weight: 6 pounds 14 ounces, attack.
Klamath Sales
Drop During Juris)
Sales figures In Klamath Falls
showed a 9 per cent drop during
thn month of June, according to
a United States census bureau re
port. Klamath Falli wai the
only town In the itat to show a
sales decrease, Oregon s Inde
pendent retailers si a whole In
creasing sales by 23 per cent In
June.
Oregon's shos stores, their
sales appsrently Increased in
stead of decreased by rationing,
showed an 89 per cent increase
in June over last year, the bu
reau said.
Sales of women's clothes
Jumped 64 per cent; Jewelry
stores, 74 per cent. Most spec
tacular gain was Portland's shoe
stores 136 per cent. Retail
trsde rose 35 per cent In Eugene,
33 per cent in Portland, and 15
per cent In Salem..
Louie Dixon Gets
Officer's Commission
Louie Dixon of Klamath Falli :
wai one of nine Oregon men re
cently commissioned second lieu
tenants at Camp Lee, Vs., It was
learned today.
Other officer candidates from :
Oregon who received commis
sions were Robert E. Brace, Pen
dleton; William H. Cash, Oak-;
ridge: William F. Lawson, Sa
lem; and Harry L. Nelion, New-berg.
Automobile Liability Insur
ance to comply with the NEW
LAW. Hans Norland, 119 N.
7th Bt. Phone 7176.
NO REPLY
LOS ANGELES. (P) Man
ager Harry R. Mctzgcr, 37, star
ed silent, unmoving, from the
box office of the Roxle theatre
when a customer asked for a
ticket.
Employes discovered that
Metzgor was dead from a heart
NOTICE
As several of th keys la my
orchestra are en their vaca
tions, there will b dance
at th Armory Saturday, Aug.
7. The next regular dance
wlU be Saturday, Aug. 14.
Baldy Evans
toVrtO-ScllOO .
Tailored and Dressy Types
Black crepes end
jerseys . . . blue,
brown, green dresses
. . . many distinctly
two-piece fashions
with Autumn details.
USE OUR
CONVENIENT
P
oLauawa
O 1
(- - 11 n n sii
47 t A -I 1 f
pl. m m car j
I I II Coats that go everywhere
" iL over your tuitl Wool fleeces.
V3 J I Afl-wool meltons and kerseys.
v Blu krown'
V fkK J A
SpoMsiMtfi
Ynnll Live In At School
2" 4"
Mix or match theml Slipover and
cardigan sweaters with gored and
pleated skirts.
Open
Til 8:00
Saturday
BUI
WAI 10IBS
North . . . East . . ,
South ... or
West . . .
. ei IVI 1 Tilt M
Play Clothes
Now Is the
Time ... to Make
Your Spare Time . . .
Your Play Time . . . And for
It's FOULGER'S of Course
"SLACK SUITS"
' "Gals" If you have one . . . w know youH
ay they are swell . . . and you "gals" that
don't have . . . Ohl Boyl You don't know
what you or missing . . . Let's buy that
sew slack suit . . . Nowl . . .
6.95 19.95
'Separate Slacks'
Yell . . . Dreams do com tru. . . . W have
the sty and color in separate slacks that you
hav. been dreaming about . . . and do they Bt
. , . we'll say so and how . . . We would love
to show them to you.
"Footeei"
To wear
with 14
make-up.
(0 ,1
. 4.95-9.95
cet that gorgeous sun tan ' yEjvjrf ' fc ?7
you have been wanting lvJ?T4i2ri NjT
all summer ... old man sTM." ji-ltJV .
sun Is pouring It on now '&3r
. '. . and we have Just Vsrr.
tn piay sun you navi -j-- - - m JIJ l
been looking for . . lei's tmlJ2 1 a lV A
cell! Now. 5 TVY
2.95 ,. 6.95
cm a m
Home Is
Your
VACATION
LAND
BAY
team
1
HI
SUMMER
DRESSES
11
You are sure to like these cool '
fresh . . . summer dresses . . . styles
for the young and those who love
young things. . . one and two
piece style you Just must have for the
hot. days (hat are on the way ...
6.95 ,.16.95
BLOUSES'
Joan Kenley . . . Modern Mold ...
and many others . . . style you
Just can't resist . . . pep up that suit
or skirt . . . with a crisp new blouse
. . You never have too many . .
2.29 . 3.50
"SKIRTS"
Cktrtst . , Skirts! . , . and more
Sklrtsl . . . Plaids and plain colore
. , strutter and sumara cloth . . .
and lots of wools ... for school
... for the office . . . or 'lust to go
places . . . We have Just th skirt
for you ...
395 t 9s95
"ANKLETS"
to wear with your play suit . " '
slacks'. . . or any of your play clothe
, , . all colors and styles ...
35c , 50c
3B1.00 3U5
Jofrl
PLAY
SHOES"
The Alert . , the lar
gest selling shoe Joyce
ever made . . . You
are sure to like it . . . .
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