14, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLsi 0.1EC0N
PACE HVE
Lisp VIH HiM-Mn, Don
Effiu (M..r..r,.t D-Holt)
filnSnliirduy by pliuio from
frcd, CiiUf.. whoro alio la sla
I i iiml spoilt 11,0 wcokund
f Z unci Mr. Frank Doftolt
Mm. Fltznutrlck
Kvol lo D" the first filer
ifii o woimm's nlr sorvlco to
WUicr plnno lit Hi" fold horo.
6 left Sunday ovonlnK to ro-
her illation
1
jo
Visit Junios Wobb
liwn nnviulliiu a fur-
f,h nt his liomo In Bond, was
itor In t c"y T"sclay on
ill, to ''""'I' nu"r 8;r'"""to,
J; whom bo Ih In training.
L Webb accompanied hor
iboml hero from llund for a
rt visit, planlnu to roturn
p,o Tuesday cvunlng.
i.k.kaht All Rubeknh offl-
r i-miiuxtlfirl lo wiMir ffir.
i, al their moctliiK this Tluirs-
" : . . aii ti..i...i. ..t... .. i..
Illlllll 'ul uvn""n uiv lu
ihu rnni'i'iil of Mm. JoKflle
unyer, services to bo held at
block's funeral homo, Thurs-
sflcrnoon ai a o ciock.
Uorlion ciuo nicmnerx in mo
Irlzon club, senior ortinnluitlon
ilhcCnmp Klro Glrlii, aro iwktd
1 ... lit,, Immn rtt Mm
,rM Scliurfoiuitolti, 1B8II Mol
L tonluht. Wednesday, at
5 A business mcetliiK jvI.'I
i hold mid all members ore
Jfcd lo attend.
!r Att.nd Funeral Tho mom-
L of tho Eastern Stnr aro
ftcd to awiemblo nt tho F.arl
fiitlock funeral homo n llttlo
Siorc 3 o'clock Thursday after
Son In order to attend In a
Snip the funeral of Mm. Jennie
fcmycr.
fvT.W. Meeting Postponed
c rcuuliu- incottiiK o f tho
IK.W., scheduled for Thursday
Jglit, tins been postponed until
ino 211. Many members lire
ondliiK the Stato Encampment
Portland this weekend.
,Xiglon Auxiliary Tho Amcil
1 i ..ulnn imvlllfirv will luilH h
Bcclol meetliiK ul tho Legion
fell on Thursday, Juno 15, at
jpo p. m. All committee chair
am arc requested to attend the
irly questionnaire
1 Mlulaniirv Ejcletv Tho La
n Missionary society of the
kmumml UnnllHt rhiirr-h uill
fcld their rciiulnr proRram meet-
Eg on inursuuy evening in o
fclocK.
Enlist Orvllle R. Tucker, 17'
fear-old son of Mm. Mnriun Sod
man. has enlisted In tho Unit
p BUilcs navy. mm. soucrmnn
tencher ut KlumiiUi union
tt school.
"SPIRITUAL LOSS"
PORTLAND. Juno 14 Ml fil
ler M. Halo told hospital attend
nti hero ho dldn I mind the cuts
hd bruises noiirly as much as
lis "spiritual loss,"
when ho fell down, no said, no
pattered his Just - purchased
eonimy ration ol wnisKcy.
MILITARY SECRET
B1NGHAMTON. N. Y. "Give
Ku the nnmo of my nwiDanar
mould suy not. You (1 droit
llm!" exclaimed a woman tole-
ihonlnu tho draft board to learn
Ihothcr hor mnto would bo
Iraitcd next month.
DAD
Will Like
The one and only thirt
designed to .. . L
til
Van lleiiscn Shirts
One white shirt Is oWerenf - It
has th- t. u..,..
War BttachedlCan'twllt. can't ,
wrinkle, oofrs starched but Isn't .
woven -not just sewed but
-wen -to nt the human necR.
Com In frwlnu mwtA mm
'"ortment of Van Heusens. .
Sanforired, laundry-tested.
Quality tailored throughout -wy're
shirts you'll be proud to
Mr for their good
'ooks.gladtowearfor
htlr collar comfort!
Up
ItUDY'S
MKX'S SHOP
600 Main St.
To Cove llni.l mi.
...v., , inuii, hi;
cornpanled by Dlano Swanson.
Bothleo Hunch und Nimcy and
Chuck Evuns, left Tuesday mom
ln for Covo, Oro., lo attend tho
Ascension summer school camp.
Back Prom Trln Mr n.i...
Easlnmn him mlnm,,,!
week's visit I. Portland. While
in i-oruano Mm. Eastman wont
through tho medical clinic.
GRANGE NAM
ES
ions FOR
STATE MASTER
GRANTS PASS, Juno 14 (Al
Morton Tompkins was reelected
master of tho Oregon state
grunge In convention here this
morning. Tho election was un
contested. Elmer MeClure was reelected
ovorseor; Mrs. G. W. Thlcsson,
Clackamas county, was chosen
lecturer to succeed Blanche
Pickering, who was not a can
didate, ilertha J. Beck was re
elected secretary for tho 26th
year.
Members of the executive
committee oro Ray W. Gill,
Multnomah; Peter Zimmerman,
Yomlilll, und Allen Whcolcr,
Luno, who won a majority vote
over Henry Gustufson, Coos
county Incumbent, and Minnie
McFarland, Morrow county.
Other officers elected are
Roscoc Roberts, Jackson, stew
urd; Arthur Brown, Polk, chap
lain; Glen Adams, Polk, treas
urer; Arthur II a h n. Harney,
gate keeper; Paulino Ross, Mal
heur, Pomona; Bertha Hans
com, Umatilla, Flora.
Run-off elections will bo held
Inter today for the office of as
sistant steward with Ed Hughes,
Josephine, and Gcorgo Murphy,
Deschutes, candidates; for
Ceres, with Ruth L. Potter, Gil
liam, and Hazel Lewis. Uma
tilla; and for lady assistant
steward, Lucy Woodward, Uma
tilla, and Maria Curncgle, Linn.
Resolutions passed by tho
convention Tuesday night In
cluded recommendations that
"real dirt farmer" serve on the
peace council; that money in
postwar building should finance
nubile work projects of lasting
benefit, and that tho stato game
commission set asido annually
a portion of license fees to fi
nance feeding of dcor which
oro starving in eastern Oregon.
Tho grange protested removal
of restriction on salo of colored
oleomargarine. They also voted
to continue 4-H club, work sup
port. ,
WEATHER
Max.
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North fiend
Portland .
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Min. Prctp.
48 Trace
4ft .02
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SO
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52 Trace
00 .58
33 .00
so Trace
47 .02
Wanted:
Carpenter's
Helper
If you con handle a hammer
and saw, know a bit about car
pentering (you don't need to be
SKIllcni, soumcrn rucuic im
darn good Job for you as Car
penter's Helper a vital war
job. It's out on the line' . , .
healthy outdoor work, building
bridges, stations, etc. A good
gang to live with In Outfit cars
(railroad cam fitted up). Good
board at reasonable prices.
Swell chance to put away a
nico stake. Liberal ago limits.
Signalman's Htlpars, Too
You work out on the line with
experienced Signalmen, keep
ing signals In A-l order so war
trains con go through. Vital
war work with a permanent
company. Many extra advant
ages you' got only with S. P.
St or writ Tralnmastar, S. P.
Station, Klamath Falls, or your
nearest S. P.- Agent. -
DANCE
VMNite
6:30 to 12i00
Armory
Baldy's Band
With .
Mary Mahoney
and
Paul Swigart
M'UA Imf-Vm WW" U. MR Wfl V III MU liiu JUJ!Ma OV H Ml
Back the Attack -Buy
More Than Before!
' ' '
Five Reasons Why You 'Should 1
Buy MORE Than Before!-, j
1. 'War Bonds are the best investment on earth!
2. War Bonds return $4 for every $3 invested! . ,
3. War Bonds help keep prices 'down! ; :.l
4. War Bonds will help win the peace! ' . ,(
5. War Bonds mean future security! . '. t , . J
Penney Associates, for the Next 4 Weeks. Have One Sales Slogan-
"Buy More Than Before"
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To make it easy to get your Bonds, we are set up to give the best Penney Service
Order Your War Bonds at PENNEY'S BOND BOOTH In Person, By Phone, or Mail
Penney
Bond
Booth
o
Main
Floor
o
Corner
8th
and
Main
0 7 V .
t i t?
t
4k m
-. ' .
'4 I
, HW II HIM F Mil
Phone
5408
and
Have
Your Bond
Delivered
If You
Wish
Or It Will Be
Held For Your Call
Pictured Is Hans Norland, Klamath Insurance man, signing up the first order at Penney's Bond booth. Mrs. N. T. Patrick,
attendant, will be on duty daily from 12:00 until 5:00 p. m. Roger Gilbert, acting assistant manager ol Penney's, looks on.
o if few 'r7-
$3,815,000 quota for Klamath. As of last night $650,090 had been
purchased. Let's back the Invasi on! Let's go over the quota!
Penney's invites you to buy here Now! It's up to everyone.
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