20, 1944
fp,iurn Sunday Mm, Emiol
fii.mlnv ri.turnud liunio Sunday
IL I'orlliind, aesoiiipiinlcd by
husband, Errno' II. Ilosloy,
Li univliillMt 3o. USiN. Mm.
f,cy attended tlio Kitincl chap
s' ipwlons of thu Order of Enst
fn Blur wlillo In tho city and
! joined by hor husband who
r ijt coinplulud bin buol train
Eat PnrrnuuL, ldiiho. Mr. und
C. JlosW-y. iicconipunl(!d by
Lir two rniull sons, nicbiird
f j frodi'ilck, pliin to viiuiition
I the count unci tlmlr honiu nt
tell Luke during tlio coming
o weeks.
f Son Visits Mr. and Mm. II.
1 lloyt enjoyed n nliort visit
their noil, I'KC Hlcluird
5!,vt Dick lit stnlltnied ut Lin
' Nebraska, with tlio iinny
r corps '"' '"in received bin
inim us liuiiiior on n U-24. Ho
rnccln further training before
lull sent overseas. Dick's
tilliff. SS U. D. lloyt, bun been
.ersrns for tlio past 2(1 months.
In Air Corpi Annum tlio
uninili Falls bnya leavlnii last
Seek for Monloroy, Calif., to re-
brt for (lUiy wiui inu mmy inr
Soros were Ulebnrd Pope, Dean
itritiTiild, Ilex Morehouse, and
f lillam Uoiiitborty. After report
in nt Monterey, they will be
grit for training to Amarlllo,
was.
mlnlno Llttlo Corleen Linda
wlin uftlulifirl 4i imI
Dimwit, " "--n -
rcc pounda flvo ouncen at birth
mnnih imo. In reported dolnii
i nt lilllsldo hospital. She
w welitlm 'our pounda one
Einco and can bo removed from
tie Incubator during the day.
frl.i.n la tlio daughter of Mr.
id Mra. Chanccy Conawuy of
63 Montciiua.
gtsrks Arrive Chamber of
ommerco Secretary Chnrlea
lark, Mra. Stork and their
iree children nrrlvcd Sunday
rom Nnmpn, Ida. They are stay
, lomnornrilv nt tho Wlllard
lotel, awaiting urrlval of their
furniture. They will move
fiortly Into n nouao in tno su
arts. Gradual Among the 253
nlors to graduate, Friday, June
13, from Sun Joae Stuto college
till bo Chnrlea Thomna Hoslcy
if Klnmath Folia, who hna ma
fcrrd In muale. Ho la a member
if th December clnaa and will
Itcelve hla A. B. degree.
Pmei Away Word waa re-
iolvcd by Mra. A. E. Fitzgerald
ind Mra. John Fanning of tills
Illy Hint their father, Chnrlea
, enrr oi son rranciaco, nnn
irmerlv of thla city, passed
way. He la tho father of three
nj and two otner ciaugntcra.
T. Allanrl OSC Pvt. Paul
'nlr..ln nt inn nrmv nir fnrcea
reserve, left Sunday to attend
rummer achool nt Oregon State
.tlA..n tin.. I (.(.nrlitnlnH frnm
Henley high achool thla aprlng.
!it la tho aon of Mr. nnd Mra.
fay Fnlrclo.
Buys Horn Mra. diet Lanes
et hna purchnacd a homo at 1021
ilcKlnley and with her family
jeconlly moved In from their
former residence on Lakeshore
Jrlvc. Langalet Is In the U. S.
Irmy atntloncd at Freano, Calif.
1 . 1 . . . t . A. W All
Jnembera ore rcquealed to he
ire.ient at a meeting of St.
ilitry's Altar Society to be held
Wednesday afternoon in the pnr
fsh hnll. A potluck luncheon will
ic scrvca ni i a ciock.
Police Court In nollee court
today morning there were
Ihree dog violation cnacs, two
traffic tickets cnacs. nnd one man
irrastcd for violating tho basic
ulc,
Visiting Hare Young Freddy
Falls this week with
nnd friends.
Marlam Circle Mrs. O. D.
Matthews, 324 N. Sixth, will en
tei'talu thu Murium Circle of the
I'lrsl Presbyterian church Thurs
day, Juno 22, at 12:30 p. m. at
u,co.,.r;''ctl.,t"l,M '""die"!!. Mrs. G.
W Wl.piitloy of the uiblo Inatl
lute will siieiik. There will be
sowing for tho lied Cross and
evoiyt.no H asked to bring her
own darning needle. Assisting
hostesses will bo Mrs. George
Hum and Mrs. Hen Heed.
Erroneous Jam,.,, Nendel of
Kliiiiinlh 1'iills who has recently
been promoted to a second lieu
tenant was reported erroneously
recently as being In Australia.
However, It is believed Hint he
la now in England as co-pilot on
n 11-24 bomber. His brother, Bob,
la also with him,
Falhftr DUb II i c..in....M
tho owner of the Palace Barber
aiiop was canon to i'nrllaiid Sun
day by the Illness of bis father.
II- called Tuesday morning to
sny thill his father had died. The
burial will lake place In Baker.
Eagloa Club Tho Lady Eagles
club will meet tonight (Tuesday)
at U p. m. in the lower FOE hall
at Ninth and Walnut. Hostess
will be Lornn Groves. Thla meet
ing la for Eagles auxiliary mem
bera only.
Vltltlng Rolnllvoi Lt. Ann
ki, nnfj, la visiting her
relatives, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Hnsy and fnmlly, 232 East Main
Street. At nrnf.nl Mhn la D,ntl
ed lit tho Portland nlr bnso hos
pital.
Guoata Hera Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Lemmon of Bremerton,
Wash., nrn visillnu In im. oil,,
at tho homo of Ills mother, Mrs.
jean Lemmon of 426 South
Office Cloaed The U. S. navy
ii uiwiuiik ourco will uc closed
Wednesday aflernnnn. nnn T
Schrelber In charge of tho office
win no on a recruiting trip to
munii una merriu.
Back to Work Fnye Lucns of
the county Juvenile office was
buck to work this week after a
several days' business trip to
i-uiiiiiua,
Bike Stolen May Holly of 844
South niversido haa reported to
ciiy ponce a Hawthorne bi
cycle stolen from that address.
CRIME CLEANUPS
GftESHAM. Juno 20 fP)
Gresham's city hall lown was
cm ana clean today.
Four boys, convicted of violat
ing n city ordinance by smoking
In a theatre, were sentenced to
a slretch with the lawn mower,
Classified Ads Bring Results.
LIFE'S Little TROUBLES
Irti.
-CANT SLEEP-
No need to lie in bed low
worry and fret became CON
STIPATION or GAS PRES
SURE woa't let you deep. Be
Mntiblc get up take a dmh of
ADLER-I-KA
at directed, to relieve the pressure
of large intestines on nerves and
organs of the digestive tract. Ad
Icrlka assists old food waste and
gas through a comfortable bowel
movement so that bowels return
to normal size and tho discomforts
of pressure stop. Before you know
it, you are asleep. Morning finds
you feeling clean refreshed and
fnr n annH Hav's work Or fun.
Cl Adhrlhm trmm yr rfrurfl't UdmJ I
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Lea Hendricks, Druggist.
ON HEALTH 111
Renovation work has begun on
tho new county health unit
building, purchased recently by
the county, and it Is expected
that remodeling will be com
pleted In obout four weeks.
It ia hoped that tho health
unit equipment and personnel
can bo moved to tho new loca
tion by August 1 al the latest.
Most of the alteration of the
old Soulc sanitarium building is
being dono on tho main floor
which will havo to bo changed
somewhat to accomrnodute its
new occupants. Tho top floor,
which according to plans is to
bo used as detention quarters
for social discaso cases, will not
need remodeling.
House Gets New Try.
At Crop Insurance
WASHINGTON. Juno 20 Ml
Crop insurance, a subject that
lias embroiled congress several
times in the past, was dropped
Into tho house's lap again today
for a new try.
The rules committee reported
out a bill by Chairman Fulmcr
iu-bU) of the agriculture com'
mitleo reviving the system out
lawed a year ago, after oppon
cnts declared the federal Kov
ernmcnt steadily lost money, on
me proposition.
Canadian Grain
Duties Resumed
WASHINGTON, June 20 (JP)
Customs collectors were author
ized today to resume collection
of duties on Canadian grain and
grain products Imported for feed
purposes.
Tho suspension of duties or
dercd by congress last December
ana renewed in March expired
last mldnlnht.
Congress has taken no action
on a proposal to renew the sus
pension for 80 days. If a new
suspension order Is made retroac
tive, customs paid In the Interim
win be refunded.
Jones Committed
To County Jail
Deputy Sheriff Dole Mattoon
rnliirnpH hprp TnnsHnv mnmlnn
from Oregon City where he went
to pick up ana return Allen
Eltr .Tnnps in Klnmnth Mnnlt,
Jones is wanted in this county
on a ieiony cnarge.
Jones WJIi pnmmlHul lA t.
county Jail this morning. He is
ai-i-unco oi assault ana robbery
while armed with a dangerous
weapon. The alleged net is sup-
iju9i:u iu nave occurred at UiL
Christ.
About a good job
with base pay
of over $200
This Isn't just another job. It's
a joo tor a man wno Is sincere
in wanting a good connection
with a permanent company. The
job is that of SWITCHMAN
wun soutnern Pacific . . . one
of the most vital jobs on our
railroad. Vital because you help
switch freight cars full of war
materials . . . cars from tho
Milwaukee, N. Y. Central,
Union Pacific from every road
in tho country. You work .with
an engine crew . . . have a lo
comotive to do the heavy work.
Even at baa pay you'll make
over ?zuu per mo. Many
Switchmen average a lot more.
No experience needed. We train
you. .Railroad pass privileges.
Fine pension plan. Medical
services. And above all, an es
sential job with a permanent
company. Experienced Switch
men needed also.
See or write Trainmaster, S.
P. Station, Klamath Falls, or
your nearest S. P. Agent.
3 New Rose Dawn Plants
If you'll tend 25 cents for postage and handling.
To advertise our unique method of selling direct from nursery to you
through the mail, we'll send you three well rooted Rose Dawn perennial
flower plants, ready to set out in your yard. These are the new flowers you
have been'hearing about through radio stations and the garden magazines
of the country. They grow two to three feet high and bear loads of silver
pink flowers from April to August. Fine for cutting or for yard decoration.
Ideal planting time now.
We want you to have three of these plants to transplant in your yard, so
you can see what strong healthy flowers we raise. Formerly priced in our
catalog af 30 cents per plant. Now you moy have three selected two-year-old
specimens for the cost of postage and handling, 25 cents.
Offer good during brief shipping period only. Send your request, inclosing
25 cents, to
CLARK GARDNER
' WESTERN OFFICE
PACE FIVI'
Day Camp Opens
For Girl Scouts
Tho Girl Scout Dav comn
opened Monday with on enroll
ment of 152 girls and 14 counsel
ors at Modoc Field. Mrs. Roy
Carter is cump director.
Tho camp will continue for
two weeks, meeting on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday of each
week. Tho l:.st day will be June
30,
SHORTAGE REPORTED
DALLAS, Juno 20 (TP) An
acuto shortage of cherry pickers
In Polk county was announced
today by County Agent W. C.
Lcth. He called upon local clubs
to help recruit women and chil
dren for the harvest.
"Hope" Is the state motto of
Rhode Island.
MIES GUESTS
Two marine ' sergeants were
special guests of the junior cham
ber of commerce at ono of their
regular dinner meetings Monday
night. A new plan has been in
augurated by the organization
whereby two service men .will
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Xf KafcC-al
am a am rt
be entertained at each of the
two monthly meetings.
Tho two nannes at last night's
meeting avo brief talks on their
combat experiences. The men,
who are stationed at the local
Marine Barracks were First Sgt.
J. B. Grannell of Pocatello, Ida.,
and Gunnery Sgt. W. W. Brad
ley of Fredericksburg, Va.
The A-25 Hclldlver attack
bomber is a sister ship of the
SB2C Hclldlver dive bomber,
described as the navy's "Sunday
punch" in the Pacific.
Developing Printing
Enlarging
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PHOTO SERVICE
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ticularly our thrifty Penney customers)'
- Vet for all' our emphasis on packing even.!
, dollar's worth full to brimming, we confess'
we can't match Uncle Sam's big $25 bargain,
on safe everywhere (including Penney 's!) at
J 18.75. And you can get all you want of them
The more you buy, the mote you save!
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WASH PANTS
Khaki herringbone weave work
pants. Sanforized. Reinforced
stitching on pockets. Sizes 29
to 42.
WORK SHIRTS
Sport collar or regular neck.
Sanforized army twill. Regu-
lar sleeve length. . 2-pocket
oScTl model.
J 198
WORK CAPS
Sanforised, washable
work caps. Striped en
gineer's style or plain
blue denim.
35c
WORK PANTS
Grey covert pants. San
forized, reinforced at
pockets, sturdy, long
wearing pant. A favor
ite of mechanics and
shop men. "
1
79
WORK SHIRTS
Better quality khaki
army cloth work shirts
in sleeve lengths 32 to
35. Sizes -14 M to 17.
Sanforised. 2 - pocket
model.
MAIN FLOOR
2
98
Husky Work Shoes
Plain toe cord
sole Goodyear
welt construction.
Tan and black.
6-EE to 10-EE.
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3?9
ror care rree comrorr w w - i
Misses' Rayon Slack Splits
Expertly tailored four-button
jacket with short sleeves, mnn
deep pockets above action- V ji
cut slacks. SECOND floor
Girls' Denim Slack Suit
Faded blue denim. Sturdy
bib style with suspenaers qq .
and matching jacket. A Pen- J 70
ney value! Sizes 1-6. A 77
rvien s summer jiativ
Gabardine or Bedford cord. mmnf
Blues, browns, tans. Sizes k7U
29 tO 42. MAIN FLOOR W
Boys' Sport Shirts
Short: sleeves. Button
pocket. T u b able cottons.
White, blues, tans and greens.
Sizes 4 to 16. downstairs .
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A lovely, coot nerd-to-muss jersey Is a must-have for -every
busy woman's wardrobel - You'll wear these glamorous frocks
: for morning shopping, to important dates and every hour in
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to 44.
Other Beautiful Dresses 7.90
: SECOND FLOOR '
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and Cotton
Gabardine
Gay colors 'in" red. .white,
blue, gold, aqua,' navy, -tan
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Smart Ladies'
Dickies
Crisp new dickies in tunable
rayon. Soft pastels QQf
and white.
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' Buy
War
Bonds
At
Pennicraft
' Printed
Table Cloths
Fast color. Ideal for every
day use. Approxi- EQr '
mately 42x42. Ea.
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Ladies'
Sun Hats
Large cool sun hats for the""
garden. Hand painted . AOf
designs. fl
Kiddies' Styles 3i
MAIN FLOOR. .
PENNEY FEATURES
White Summer Caps -. 39f
Waist Overalls ...... . ..1.15
Carpenter Overalls 2.29
Work Straws 2Sf and 49
Covert Cloth Shirts 79c;
Colored Polo Shirts : 49t)
Green, Oiled Rain Jackets 3.98
Gleaming One
Strand Pearls
Lustrous matched pearls, in
choker length. 1 QC
Plus Tax
MAIN FLOOR
Ladies'
Woodflex
Purses
Newest modern design. Beau
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Zipper fastener and plenty of
room for gadgets, A M
Plux Tax - leTO
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Penney's
War
Bond
Booth
Smart Costume'
Jewelry
Mexican coin silver pins and '
earrings reduced for ' AA ,
" clearance. Plus Tax' Vw ,
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Boys' Jackets
Heavy grade poplin. Dupont
treated for repellency. 04
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