PACE FIVS
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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gust ID, at tln hoinu of Mm. L.
K. I'IhIiih. 11157 Auburn, at 1
in, Those, iitteiKilnu asked
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wii-hea ii mi their own tabic scrv
lip, mid nil members unci
friends lire invited.
in
. JU. mil out "
l' Juinina (rill rtny
tlonod at Whitby Inluwt, Wui.li.,
I hero with Ilia wlln and two
children, visiting frlmtls. Ik'
wan formerly nil rniiilnyn of the
lionlofflcn here, mid thi-y are
slaying at the llnrt hotel.
Circles to Maet All five clr
cle of the Wnnuin'ii Hnclcly of
Christian Service of tlm flint
Methodist church will iiulti) fur
a plcnlu luncheon I liursrtny, Au
Naw Son Mr. and Mn. Paul
8 It cm uro rccelvliiK coiiKrutula-
iioiih on ihu arrival or a son,
born Mnudiiy nliilit at Kliimath
Valley hospital. The baby boy
ins been niimi'd i'rinl Valentine
mid ill blrlli welched II pounds
1 ounces, hknen In nresirleni oi
Ihe Lions Hub and l iniinnucr
of KoulKrr'ii store. Tho Skeens
also have a dnimhler, Carolyn,
who In 1 1 yearn old.
i- n
u;,,! tike things with a punch," Says Mr. Rears
ND THIS LOVtR of
A I food lound punch
Mi know .
v... in Fmil Run was
Hid iomt fiiliciiMrr in till
.gtihl ll foiiu 101
l(jwuibjille . . - won the
ltd middlwith nia-.-.mI.
And when Kmil de-
oW to hnj up hu flnves
.. ht looked mound fur a
product liui hid (he hrimot
,illop ol mem i mi
w hy he choe to be a Gilmorc
Independenl Dealer . . to he
could tell Red Lion Gasoline.
"Of courte tonic of Red
Lion cuiolinc't power hid to
he lent to war", obtcrves
limit. "Out it's nill compara
tively lopi . . . and after the
war ... if whit 1 hear n right
. . . what a winning toclc Red
Lion will hue." You're al
ways better off working with
a champ.
Bon Born Mr. and Mm. K. K.
Kvuim (it Merrill liuvo Jiu.l re
ceived a telegram announcing
the birlli ol u nun, Micliucl Leu,
on SiuitUiy, AukukI (I, to Captain
and Mm. Henry W. Evuns at SI.
Anthony hospital in SI. Peters
burg, b lu. Mm. Kvuiih is the for
mer Miixine Wy.se. Captain
Kvuns Ik stationed ut Drew iield,
Tampa, r'la.
noturm Mm. Hubert Fox re
turned from New York Saturday
where iiho him been with her
husband, a chief potty officer
with tho navy. Ho expects to be
iienl to the went coast for duty
soon. While in tho cant. Mm.
Fox vlHltod with relative In
Knoxvlllo and Nashville. Term.
She In now staying with her
mother, Mrs, W, L. Cardln, 2033
Madison.
Pollca Roiorvo The Kluniuth
Falls police reserves will hold
their rciiuhir monthly mcetlnn.
Tliili'idny, A i u; 1 1 s I 10, at B p. nr.,
In tho cily hull.
BHT Auxiliary The auxili
ary to the Urolherhouil of Hiiil
road Trainmen will hold a regu
lar meeting Thursday, Aux'ist
10, al 8 p. in. In the KC hull.
AuKUftl 0. at 8 o'clock in the
lower FOE hall at Oth and Wal
nut. The public is Invited to at
tend.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. C. W.
Henry (Pat Henry) left the Hill
side hospital Sunday following
an appendectomy, and returned
to her home, 336 Martin.
Mooting Postponed The
meeting of the Lucky Pinochle
club has been postponed until
further notice.
HAVE YOUR
Pinochle Party The Eagles
auxiliary will sponsor a pinochle
party to bo held Wednesday,
Upholstery and Rugs
CLEANED and REVIVED
Modern Nulife Method
USE AGAIN SAME DAY
Falls Upholstery
& Rug Service
1332 Division Phono 6056
FOR BOYS 4 TO 16
Flannel Shirts Dungarees
Fancy Plaids Khaki. Herringbone,
Sites 4 lo 16 SUos to 16
O Boys' Green Slicker Raincoats
O Boys KLIP SUSPENDERS
O Boys' Tan Duck PANTS
Oregon Woolen Store
Main at Eighth
B&H Groan Trading Stamps
Guests Hora Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Wlckersham of Ceutrnlln,
Wash., and Mrs. Ben Prescolt
of Memphis, Term., are guests at
Ihu home ol Mr, and Mrs. utile
Aldur. Mrs. Wlckersham is Mm.
Aider's mother. The three visi
tors will leave this week for Se
attle, where they will stay for
two weeks before Mm. Proscott
returns to her homo in Tennessee.
Recovering Iionny Cox of
1411 Hillside. Is reported to bo rc-
coverhiK In the Good Samaritan
hospital In Portland. He Is now
nble to walk with braces and
Monday night ho was able to Ret
upstairs lu tho hospital and call
his homo in Klamath Falls.
Friends will be interested to
know that ho Is also gaining
welKht.
Mi)or Operation Mrs. Don-
aid l. IiOkiiiir. who nas Dccn
visiting her mother. Mm. S. R.
Berry for the past month, en-
tcrccf Klamath Valley hospital
on Monday for a ma lor suriilcnl
operntlon. Lt. Guiding is sin-1 1
Honed In the naval training sta
tion in oiumoia, a. (.
From Ssattla Anna E. Tale
of Seattle Is visiting hero with
her niece. Mrs. U. S. Bnlnntlnc. I
and with Mra. W. L. Cardln, her
sisier.
A reminder,,
COACH SPACE
MUST BE RESERVED
IN ADVANCE
on long distance S. P. trains
lately, people have been coming to our stations at the last minute
without a coach reservation, expecting to get a seat on a train.
Frequently they have been disappointed as no space was available
for them.
A year ago we established a coach reservation plan for all Southern
Pacific trains, except local trains on short runs. We did this in the
interests of our passengers, as our trains had been badly overcrowded.
The plan has worked well, but we think it is timely to remind
pooplo that coach reservations are still necessary on Southern Pacific
If you plan to travel in a coach on a long distance S,P. train,
here is what you should do:
Buy your coach tlckot well In advoneo of tho day tho troln
loaveYou will thon bo given a froo roservatlon chock.
This chock does not ontlllo you to a particular Mat In a
particular car, but It ! a pormlt to board tho train. You will
nearly alway find a soat, but thoro may bo tlmo when
pooplo will havo to stand became of emergencies. .
ton can get your ticket and reservations at any S. P. ticket office;
Coach reservations cannot be made by telephone becauae telephone
lines are overloaded with other calls. .
Service men make coach reservations, too, but they are given
preference, of course.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL please don't try to travel by train
unless your trip is important to tho war effort There just isn't room
now on trains for vacation or other non-essential tripa.
The friendly Southern Pacific
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FEATURE VALUE
Ladies' GARDEN HATS
Wlda brim offars real protection from sun's rays, jflfi
Gay colored patterns and designs.
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Ya Old. Pinochle Club I
Kathryn Billions will be hostess I
to Ye Oldo Pinochle club Thurs-JI
day, Aueust 10, at her home en I
tho Konn hlfhwav. 1 1
w
r f -to, .!
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Slim-lined and Accessory-Loving
Ausrelle
Round-the-Clock Casuals
Pin-slim shirtwoisters with gently gored
skirts, side button closing and decorative
patch pockets. Cardigan neckline classics
shirred at shoulder yoke and waist and
cinched with a leatherette belt. Button-dowrr-the-f
rant designs softened with
shoulder tucks and nail-head tie belt.
Sizes 12-20. .
Zephyr - weight
wool - and - rayons,
supple wool - and
rayon jerseys.
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- SPORT TYPES
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Cardlganil Sllpoversl
AU.-WOOLS
J98
Warm cardigans and
slipovers with long or
short sleeves. All colors.
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Fine gauge classle
styles and heavyweight
"sloppy" types in new
Fall shades.
VALUES 'ROUND THE STORE
100 WOOL YARDAGE
Ideal for suits and coats. Designed to give the
utmost in serviceability. Available in green, gold,
navy, tan, and blue. 54" wide.
FALL WOOLENS
44 Wool, 51 rayon, 5 rabbit's hair. This
fabric is styled right! Long wearing. In gorgeous
shades shrimp, aqua, blue, gold, orchid,, rose,
tan, and green. 54" wide. balcony
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?raeticl Luxury for Winter-Long Warmth
Day-Long Classic Wool Coats
OUTING FLANNEL
Mftke your old comforters over. Stripes In
blue, red, grey and brown. 36" wide.
MEN'S SOLAR STRAWS
Weather sealed. Colorful bands. Genuine
leather sweat bands. Sizes 6 to 7tt. Reduced
to MAIN FLOOR.
MEN'S T-SHIRTS . . 2 for m 00
Ideal for summer wear. Fine combed cotton lit H
' bright, colorful stripes. Crew neck. Small, medl-
ura, and large. Reduced. main floor
Men's UNIFORM SET
Shirts . . 1.29
Pants . 2.29
Precision fit. In blue twill
with hard finish. Sanforized.
main floor
Men's SWIM TRUNKS
Smartly styled to give freedom and comfort. In
wool or rayon. 1
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Handsomely 'detailed coats boasting the
new season's smoother fabrics of long
lasting oil - wool in rich, glowing colors.
Classic Chesterfields with newly soft
Sweetheart lapels. Boldly-buttoned boy
coats. Gently molded fitted models with
flange fronts running into concealed hip
pockets. All warmly interlined for extra
protection. ;
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Ladies' MIDRIFF PAJAMAS
Cool and comfortable. In pink and blue figured
rayon crepe. Sizes 34 to 38. . - .
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Ladies' .
NON-RUN RAYON HOSE
45 gauge. Sizes 8tt to lott. Colors Sun ; dash ; J .
and Honey-glo. main floor ' :'
Ladies' Fabric Handbags 24
TO
Complete with clever wooden handles. AU the
new fall colors. A special purchase. '
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