'Aujtiwt 25, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FAGSFIVS
Making jeungKert daffies Ftsf fTEtTfttpsKStftt
problem anytime. And these davt, it' more tog
pontfit than ever, ' .
. Penney can help yea lve k. Oux kids' clotbeV
fe a htppy combination of warmth tnd whiiilicy
and wear, of good looks, freedom and comfort, .
Thsftt well-made tad very sensibly piked.
They're the result of over 40 years' study ef school
rhiidren, theit needs and wants, their preference
W3IB3Bi
J AjJ I III I III
Will Enter Army Mr, and
Oil'. Kcimolh Thoiiuui, who Imvo
boon visiting lor several day
with his parent, Mr. find Mm.
Charles Thomn, 210B Wnntlnnd
nvonuo, loft on Wednesday morn
ing for Portland, whero Mr.
Thiminit will stay with her pur
etiU, Mr. nnri Mr. Olo llorwlck
during Ihn full month. Thomiw
will cittpp the (irmy In Septem
ber, having Iwn Inducted In Sac
ramento, Calif. For several
year thoy have been living In
California, at different point In
the fruit and vegetable area,
their moat recent home being at
Merced.
From Paetilo University
limine Mitchell, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. E. L. Mitchell, 617 Eat
Main Mreet, returned on Monday
evening from Pacific university
where she ha noon attending the
School Days Are Here
Are You Read
ad prejudices. Outfit vour children for tchooi tt
y tl It the THRIFTY thing to do!
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Oimnier aewilona. She wag ac-;
.nnmnled by Milton Dully, on ;
of Mr. and Mr, unarie uniiy,
45? Domont street, who ho
jipent the summer with hi
grandparent, Mr. and Mr. C. H.
Mitchell.
VUIt Floyd Kelly of How
"rA s n wm in town over the
weekend a th guet of hi!
cousin, George Sample, 831 j
North Eleventh treet He came I
m rnmhined bulne and
pleasure trip, and enjoyed the
opportunity to eo Crater lake,
the valley around Ahlond and
Mcdfnrri, and the Tule lake
country.
Vlilt Parent Mr. and Mr.
Charlc Patchett of Roseburg ar
rived on Tuesday evening to vllt
with hi parent, Mr. and Mr.
d. J. Hrlnk. 2241 Orchard ave
iie. They plan to remain until
Friday.
VUlllno Mr. France Beeon
from Salina. Calif., ha been
visiting with her lster, Mr. C.
If, Foster at 1871 Portland treet.
She ha been here for about ten
day and will return to Salina
on Saturday. Mr. Beeon and
Mr. Foster visited with rela
' live In Eugene last week.
Home on Leave Roland War
ren, a warrant officer with the
Seabce, 1 home on leave with
hi wife and small daughter at
2008 Homedals road. Me has
been serving oversea. He and
hi family are leaving Sunday to
visit hi mother, Mr. Englert,
In Nebraska.
Visiting Here Visiting Rev.
R. E, Johnson and family here
this week are Mr. and Mr.
Woodrow Mowrer, Mr. Emma
Mowrer, Bernlece Johnson and
Amelia Johnson all of Turlock.
Calif. They will return home
this Friday.
Leaelnft Mr, and Mr. Nelson
R. Fowler and daughter Betty
Jean, are leaving for their home
in Hayward, Calif., after (pend
ing several day in Klamath
Fall.
Condition Good The condi
tion of Bernard Quinowxki, 13,
who was Injured in an accident
Tuesday morning wa reported,
a good at Klamath Valley ho
pltal Wcdncday,
Police Court In police court
Qcdncsday morning there were
Hour drunk and icvcn traffic
ticket case.
In Lakevlew E. L. Campbell,
field man for the Klamath Pro
duction Credit association, spent
Monday and Tuesday In Lake
view, k
Viiitors Mr, and Mr. Char
les Reynold of La Grando are
visiting the Earl Reynold fam
ily hero thla week.
-' Lookout Dorothy Dixon left
last week for tho Lava beds
where ghe will serve as lookout
on Schonchln Butto,
In Salem Circuit Judge
David R. Vandenberg is In Salem
hearing testimony on two water
cases, '
Ofrom Tulelake Mr. and Mrs.
Cl J. Decker of Tulelake were
In Klamath Falls on Tuesday,
From Malin Mrs. John Derra
from Malln was visiting in Klam
ath Falls on Tuesday.
"If Von Suffer Distress From"
TEMALE
WEAKNESS
With Mi Cranky,
Nervous Feelings
If At such tlmM tmu
stirrer from cramps,
bftrkachft, tllstrewi or
"(rreKulnrltiPft", peri
ods of the blues duo
to function til monthly
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curi ntr unt'ir iry Jjyuin , mik-
AtlRm'sVcKetablDCompoundtoreltevs
Is&ieh nymptoms.It's famom not only
fto help relieve monthly psin but
(r5s
also aocompnnymg urea, nervous
feulings of this nature. This is be
cfttino of Us soothtwt cfTeot on ons
Or WOMAN'S MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS,
Tnkeu rfRulftrly Plnkham's Com
pound helps build up resistance
Against sueh symptoms. Follow
Ifthot dtrecttonil
LYDIAE. PINKHAM'S COM SOU NO
.!:. Sizes 7 to 14. I
AiV,LUl .W-r' Brown ana rea. sizes s, at, u, W U
fill lullil llPil l long length, push-up sleeves. I
SPORT COATS FOR BOYS
6
90
AH the campus favorites! Rich her
ringbones and colorful over-plaids in
perfect-fitting single breasted models.
The combination of rugged weave
fabrics and sturdy tailoring ' means
EXTRA wear) 18.
BOYS' FALL SWEATERS
Bright two-tone coat styles in hand
some, warm knits! Some with )98
soft suede fronts, tool
BOYS' SPORT SLACKS
Rough fall weaves In herringbone.
overplaids and diagonals. )98
Dress stripe, too!
BOYS' POPLIN JACKETS
Heavy satin-back poplin that Is
wind and water repellent, m Aft
teTO
SST BEANIES
how orr YOUR curls with gay beanies
Once a camou fad . . , now every
girl favorite! Pert little beanie
with a new and gayer look! Felt,
chomoif In vivaciou color.
MAIN FLOOR .
CLASSROOM COTTONS
Winsome frock in basque waist, prin
ces or dirndl Btyle. Delicious colors
. . , all with sparkling trim. n 9t
Size 7 to 14.
GIRLS'
COTTON SWEATERS
Soft and warm! Button front tylei la
bright colors. Blue, yellow, AM
crown ana rea. sizes s.
SKIRTS IN PLAIDS
School girl favorites! Soft wool-and-
reyon . . . briskly pleated. Go-
With-everything color. 1-lt.
CRISP RAYON BLOUSES
Shirt type In ever-freh white
with colorful stitching trim.
CARDIGAN CLASSICS
r
Sm l ,.f.
lLT,Tk " fit
Dratif Twe-Piaesrs Young Timrt, Choice for This Saasosl
FROCKS IN SLACK VELVETEEN
dressed Dressy without frlii . , . practical
rfftv or date time! Rich biack velveteen
crusted with spanking white braid, snow
appliqued flowers or frosty faille. Sizes 12
Your Fall Wardrobe Must Include at Least One FroriU
Jacks!
PLAID JACKETS FOR WOMEN
Deep fall colors artfully combined In these plaid designs.
Wool and rayon with smoothly fitted back and 90
two flap pockets. Rayon lined. 12-20. O
Always the Basic Item Is Every Woman's Sporlr Wirdf obi
ALL WOOL SPORTS SKIRTS
Bright, bright so"! colors or softly blended
all wool. Deftly pleated styles. Sizes 24 to 32.
Colors to Match All Your Skirts!
CLASSIC SWEATERS
Year around favorites eardi- J9S
gam or slipovers. Warm!
Blouse Wardrobe for the But?
Womanl
RAYON BLOUSES
Shirt type in spun rayon prints H 88
with short sleeves. Sizes 32-40.
SHEER GAYMODE HOSE
Sheer and clear 51-gauxe hose, Ideal for
dress. Newest fall colors.
Gaymode quality. 7rfC
Mm fteoa
COLORFUL DICKIES
The "Dickey Jr." adjusts to hi or V-
neckline. Crisp rayon shark
skin is all colors.
49c
MAIN FLOOR
WOMEN'S
ADONNA PANTIES
Extra well made rayon panties with
half-elastic waistband. fQ
Trimmed style. 37 C
nam rtoo
CYNTHIA BARELEG HOSE
Sheer and clear bereleg hose for school
wear! Cotton top
and foot. t3C
main rLona
WOMEN'S
FALL GLOVES
New colors and new styles in the best
fitting gloves ever! HaU-'n-half QQ
and all rayons. 70 C
MAIN FLOOR
BOYS' POLO SHIRTS
Warm knit cottons In basque stripes.
Crew necks and 4,0
short sleevsa. 7C
Burton Cellar Style .5S
B0WNTIRi tTORS
BOYS' PLAID JACKETS
Plaid and melton combination! Button
front style Warm n QfJ
durable. 8 to 16. . Je70
SewNITAiM tTOBS
LUXURIOUS WARMTH
PLAID PAIRS
4?3
WOOL
Woven with 25 new spring wool in
a softly blended plaid design. Real
warmth for you. Rayon satin bound.
72x84".
OOWHtTAIRB STOR
for 90
en- US "
2- -L
white Jf
to 20.
plaids in 88
For SCHOOL - For
POPLIN ALL-DUTY JACKETS
Smooth, tough poplin, self-lined, with
plenty of pocket space and smart fly
front.
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MEN'S SMART SWEATERS
Handsome coat styles la two-tone and
contrasting trims, many with woven
cloth fronts. Also neat slipovers to
fit under your coat. Values!
YOUNG MEN'S T-SHIRTS
Novelty stripes In many colors and combinations.
Short sleeves, crew neck and TFQ
one breast pocket. I W
MEN'S GABARDINE SHIRTS
A real buy! Cotton gabardine la" lis deep colors,
3-button cuff, flap pockets. Wine, MQ
maroon, taa and teal 14 to 1?. fc7
YOUNG MEN'S SCHOOL CORDS
Hockmeyer quality! Four colors, cream, tan, blue
and brown. Durable for school. M A
28 to 42. tev
FINE GABARDINE TROUSERS
Perfectly draped, richly toned gabardine
, for tasteful dress and smart sportswear! C7O
The tight weaves promise seasons of
wear!
Men's Warm SWEATERS for Fall
Colorful slipover models for wear under
sports coats! Gay two-tone coat styles
for wear with slacks! All extra service-
able!
Men's Tewncraft de Luxe Shirts
Smooth weave broadcloth and madras,
proportionately sized for perfect fit and
Sanforizedt to STAY! Patterns woven-
inl
MEN'S DRESS & SLACK SOCKS
Rayon-and-eotton mixtures in stripes,
and clocks for dress! Cotton stripes for
sports!
MEN'S MARATHON FELT
Fine fur felt models, perfectly detailed
for DURABLE smartness! New fall
shades.
ot fall
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