Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 25, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text' HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . ,J)jlJ PACE TEN AT ST! HALF OF WORK nctSS! rZ: "'. raiiiB NAVAL AIR : p;-'v, :;plta4tea ;. -' wmery - .. vn;& IT AN INF f '00 -Oft Wl ,1 rl rJ H firSS MI-MI UUiiui . , , v s , I ,UM i I 11 I I l 1 .11 1 ' -' . ' Coni)...V . "Vy ! WOMEN'S WOMEN'S I CLEARANCE! I JOm TtS-TOjjMSg ' FUR C0ATS ANKLETS CHAMBRAY PAwT WI1bS 398L' ' IQc S . 'x 7 N . V - Regular $47. Sable- Regul 25c -nkol. OV , vX-n - N n dyed coney coals in Knittod lor ported $ Vo w v K I , NV CX compioto siie rum. fit. White rod, bluo. Sav, on this lull cut s- " - v N & ii i RaducAd lor mis I I vniinw una inn cot i i lamoruau n u n i i 11 i . i . . ... ii... i . i -clearance. 20 coat, in or.. Select several .1 p... .1.7 'run.: I ' thii group. the" low prices. fiuy now ,nd I Work on Morrlson-Knudsen-Twait's expansion program at the Klamath naval air station is . about 50 per cent complete it was estimated today by Lt. John M. Babcock, naval officer in charge of construction. . The tab includes nine addi- tional barracks buildings, a new sewage treatment plant, three bachelor officers' quarters, ex pansion of the boiler house and mess hall, enlargement of the dispensary and laundry, and ex tension of landing facilities and plane parking facilities, along with certain other work. The new barracks have stucco pvterinrs. a measure- taken to conserve 1-inch lumber. Other wise, they are similar to the barracks buildings erected in the original contract. . . New sewage treatment system construction was ordered when it was found the original system would not be adequate for the ex panded station. Nnt included in the re-negoti ated M-K-T contract is another hangar which it is expected, will be built at the local field. A separate contract on that job ap pears imeiy. Architects Whitehouse," -Price and Perrin are completing plans for expansion at the Lakeview airport, wnicn is a iacimy usea in connection with the Klamath naval air station. Lakeview is to have more barracks, a hangar, expanded parking facilities, and other improvements in connec tion with the expanded activity at the Klamath station. . Seventy-six pies in 21 variet ies were brought to the Com mando center this past weekend in answer to an appeal for home made pies to vary the coffee bar menu, and the Commandos to day expressed their sincere ap preciation for the surprisingly "v. , large donation which allowed for ample servings to their uni formed guests. There were all kinds of fresh berry pies, sour cream, cherry, apple, banana cream, whipped cream and chocolate cream, lemon Dies and butterscotch. mince, peach and apricot, and . each pie-looked as though it. had been especially made by a moth er for her son, the Commandos said. . An outstanding contribution was ten homemade pies from the iiorsesnoe cale wnicn were car ried over to the center, two at a time. . Many . calls were . received at -tie center on Sunday,, asking if more pies were needed, and oth er women, unable to bring in a . pie at this time, called to say they would supply one at a later date. The Commandos also wish .to, thank these neoDle .and stated that they would appreciate re ceiving pies or nomemade cakes ttb any lime, . - : '. Relatives of Man Killed In Accident Sought by Coroner . SWEET HOME, July 25 ffl ouniy coroner ;. u. Fisher sought today to contact relatives of Delbert Aaron Anderson, 50, killed in a logging accident in the upper Calapooia valley Sun day night. The -.ily known relative was a aaugnier, uiauoina Anderson, believed to be in Pnrtlanrf Th Sweet Home man, an employe of the Cascade Plywood company was: struck by a flying shackle. . mm 10 BIG, COOL! DrinK- Typo of barrack! under construction at th naval air station here beinj revised- in the x pansion program now under way. The new barracks, shown above, are of a stucco finish over insulated frame structure. Erection of the " bar racks also marks the end of the drab green color ing, formerly used for camouflage purposes, as the new barracks will be of a light blue or slate-colored finish. Each of the buildings is built to accommodate 67 men on two floors. High School Gets Face Lifted During Summer Klamath Union high school is having its face lifted during the summer vacation, and when the students return in the fall to start school again they should be very pleasantly surprised by the sight that greets them. The' individual rooms have different tints now instead of the solid colors that formerly adorned fhe walls. All the rooms facing the front lawn are colored "April green,", and all the rooms on the wings facing the sides are shaded to a "peach glow." The ceilings are kalsomined gardenia white" and the lino- Service Men and Women Home on Leave Sgt. Holland King of the army air corps, were until July 31. S 2c Robert C. Harrington f rorri San. Diego, Calif. Here until July 31. ; Sgt.. Stephen Greene f r o m Camp - Breckinridge, Ky. Here until July 27. Edward B. Loftsgaard of the merchant marine. Here until August 5. Pvt. Mark Drahe from San Diego, Calif. Here until July 30. ' . AMM 3c Kenneth Finnell from Pasco, Wash. Here until July 30. AS Willis M. Robinson from San Diego, Calif. Here until July 28. Sgt. Jack I. Robinson from -amp .uarkeiay, Tex. Here until August l. Tech. Sgt.' Daniel - L. House from Williams field, Ariz. .Here until August 1. S 2c Orval Clark from San Diego, Calif. Here until July 31. S 2c L. K. Senecal from San Diego, calif. Here until Julv 31 S 2c Owen Clark from San Diego, Calif. Here until July 31. -pi. -larence Johnson from Hamilton Field, Calif. Here until July 28. . The above service people are entitled to free passes to the local -theatres and free fountain service at Lost River dairy by the courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres and R. C. Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask for Scott Reed) for vour courtnsv tickets. We've. Qot litem CANVAS GLOVES Double-Faced Knit or Gauntlet Wrftt All-Elastic Suspenders Heavy Duty Far Work NITE SHIRTS Whita Broadcloth COVERALLS Khaki or Strip PAJAMAS Slip-on or Coat Styles WORK PANTS . Greyi - Tons - Blue Oregon Woolen Store Main at Eighth leum floors and stairways have been painted "walnut . brown." The superintendent's office has been tinted a "earned blue." The outside windows have been painted, too (just the wood en borders, not the panes.) AH tne lavatories, the cafeteria, and the girls locker room have been repainted. . One of the science rooms has been moved so that the science department is located as one unit in the north part of the west wing, instead of being spread out as it was formerly. It was discovered that termites had eaten ,up the floor of the mechanical drawing room so the floor and foundation had to be torn up completely. A new floor is being put in. The high school board is con sidering a plan to put black top in the area between the school building and the gymnasium, where the school buses are usually- parked. Before the summer is finished, the field house will be fixed uo as well as the grandstand. The floors in the girls' gym have been varnished, and work will start on Pelican Court or the boys' gym in the next few weeks. The small rooms off the main band room have been plastered and kalsomined and will be used for storage rooms during the coming year. The office of Joseph Peak, su pervisor of physical education, has been renovated with the walls being plastered and kalso mined. . 11 WILSON BROS, and B.V.D. T"Shirts All Colors In Stripes, Diagonals, Solids . $1.25 to $1.75 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main Paul O. Landry Hit question: "In case my place of business is destroyed by fixe can I . buy an insur ance policy that will pay me for loss of profits and sales as well as actual property loss?" For information on tnf insurance problem, consult THE LANDRY CO., 419 Main St. Ph. 5612 The Courthouse Is Now One Block Down The Street From Our Office. till If I'll ring your door bell in the next day or so, to collect for the paper. It will help me get around the route faster if you'll have the money ready and not ask me to call back. Thanks I" I ' .. . --Your Carrier Boy; If you should miss getting your, paper, call 3 1 24 between 6:30 -' and 7:00 and we'll try to send you one. Our special delivery , boy leaves,, and theoffice; closes, at 7:00. Ward's lomoui n,, tone. Wnihiiblt, n to apply, fast drylL wall point, R,juc(4 for this clcaranci. Qi prleo this week col, I LL Sale! $2.98 Girls' Blue Chambray Dresses 26 of these dresses. Trimmed in white rick-rack. 1 1 "f Sizes 10 to 16. Priced to clear I I Clearance! $1.98 Girls' Dresses 39 Cotton Dresses in plaid, prints and stripod. Q-T Sizes 10 to 16. Priced for quick clearance . Sale! Black and Navy Women's Coats Fitted tailored coats in sturdy twill. Idoal for n QQ summer and fall wear. Formorly 14.98 I WeOO WOMEN'S $7.98 SUMMER DRESSES 22 beautiful dresses in rayon prints and jorseys. A Marked for quick clearance SALE! ALL WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS Entire stock of women's bathing suits. Reg ularly priced from $2.29 to $5.98. Reduced for this JEO sal Off 3 O CLEARANCE! COLLAR AND CUFF SETS Large assortment of somewhat soiled collars and cuffs, also dickeys. All of these must go during FAO this clearance 0ff3W 10 Clearance! Women's $1.98 White Bags All new white bags in latest stylos and materials, n Some slightly soiled ' CLEARANCE! $5.98 GOWNS Beautiful floral prints on rayon jersey. Beautiful yet long lasting. Buy now and save SALE OF SATIN SLIPS Luxurious satin with lacy trim in tea rose or H At Complete size runs. Buy now and save. ml WHITE CELLULOID TOILET SEAT RoguUr 5.98 toilot soat. Seat covered with M celluloid for lasting woar "0 OVERSTOCK! $2.50 DRAIN CLEANER Can be used tor sinks, toilots, wash basins. Con- , noctt to faucet. Water preisuro cloans clogged pipoil ' Sale! $18.50 Electric Water Heater 20 gal. olectric water hoator. . No plumbing connicfed necessary. Idoal for homo or commercial uso OVERSTOCK! 25c SINK PLUNGERS Largo 4 in. rubber suction cup with wood handle, la II 14.E-: 3.77 vhite. !TEI-5I--IgmB-I-3 3 WOOL MATERIAL Full 54 in. wide in plaids. , selections. Ideal for coats, suits and skirts Yd. Full 54 in. wide in plaids. Assorted colors, good . AA OVERSTOCK! PRINTED LUNCH CLOTH Your chance to save on this gay printed lunch 1 1 cloth. Size 52x52. Regular $1.89 . OVERSTOCK! PART WOOL BLANKET Part wool durable blanket. Size 72x84, 3 llb.n'lP Regular $3.34 3o I 0 On sale during this ovent Sale of Mineral-Filled Insulation Qne bag contains enough to cover 18 sq. ft. 3 inches doep, Fire-proof, easy to Install. Save fuol this winter. RoauUr 1.30. Now Clearance! Flat-wall Washable Paint One coat does the job. Mldet all dirty spots. H i Drios in 40 minutes. Sale prict .... ?t. 59c; Gal. I1 Overstock! $1.19 Roofing 35 pound Mica Surfaced, passes underwriters. Ml standardl. Roducad now. Roll Ward's Best House Paint Reduced! Ward's famous Super House Paint reducod for this event. Gallon covers 450 to 500 sq. ft. In i 5 gallon cans. Gallon Overstock! $1.79 Roomlot Wall Paper Enough paper and border for an average sizo 1 ) room. Reducod for this ovent If Sale! 90 Pound Roofing Regular 2.69 S!ato Surfaced roofing either In groen or red colors. Reducod during this sale. lh Roll OVERSTOCK! $1.89 IRONING BOARD Sturdy, woll braced, heavy woight Ironing board. 1 LL Overstock makes this value possible ' , OVERSTOCK! $3.98 8-FT. STEP LADDER 28 of these sturdy, well braced ladders reduced n 11 for this clearance VI I 03 QQQMil CLEARANCE! HARDWOOD CRIB $32.95 6-year size crib in natural or maple finish. Easy A QQ trip drop side. Sturdy construction .-l"00 OVERSTOCK! $7.25 HIGH CHAIR Solid .back high chair with adjustable tray and I" QQ foot rest WsOO SALE! $5.95 OAK NURSERY CHAIR All hardwood nursery chair. Adjustable' tray, yj QQ Built for hard use 4oOO SALE! $20.95 CRIB 6-year size, easy trip drop sides. Solid panel n I QQ ends. Only 8 on hand I OeOO Garden Rake Regular 1.29 stool 14-tooth rake with hardwooo handle reduced for this clearance. Our heavy sfoek condition makes this value possibU Clearance! $2.79 Ward's Hand Saw 26.inrli fm-nc' I LtirJ. miimIUu- li-nrt CAW in either 8 or .10 points. Roduced for this clear- O Ijj Imported Persian Design Rug 4x6 ...13.75 Platform Rocker-,, velvet cover ..r. .46.95' Colorful Boudoir Chair i 22.95 Decorative Club Chairs ....,. .............55.95 Maple Finish Large 4-Dra'wer Chest...,2 1.95 Barrell Back Boudoir Chairs 28.95 Oval Shag Rug 24x36 3.98 Sturdy High Choir 7.25 Plate' Glass Mirror , 1 2.45 WERE SALE PRICE OverctArltf . 41 10 CinrAan Una Fine quality steel garden hoe w.i t h hardwood flfl I u n. n. j 1 iLi. ..I. ,1-muio. icuuuua lur rim boiv . rla,--.--r t 1 Ofi Woll I i.kt Pivrur- Motal base wall bracket fixture. Glass shado. 1 Aj Suitable for livina room, dinina room or bedroom . v Were ii 11.88 34.88 12.88 29.88 19.88 . 14.88 2.78 5.88 9.88 73 Foldlnej Rules 6 ft 85 Steel Tapes 6 ft. 17 Stool Tapes SO it . 7 Steel Tapes 100 ft , 121 Hammer Handles , 2IJ Hoso Mendors .; 15&V Hose Couplings 8 IV ol Boxes 47 Claw Hammeri 31 Sinole-bit Axes aii lb. 28 Double-bit Axes 4K lbs., , 8 Hack Saw Frames and Sawi 8 T Hinges 10 Inch 25 Strap Hinges 10 inch 7. Strap Hinges 5 inch V" .25 .35 3.48 5.48 .08 .10 .23 3.28 .88 2.28 2.88 .39 .88 . .68 .25 ill .0 :.( ill 'jj A M .11 ,H ,11 MO SSSTG0ME RY WARP ; tMAD ED fkm - Ann n m w- mm . . . Li r..rr vrr. vm.mwuj . . . mousonrfs of ferns nor In our fore foks moyr ordered in our catalog department ... oramnt f.w., .lu MAr hovw ..... miiiTiiTTiiiiiiii inWSSmmr " U1-IJ.