Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 15, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVE (1 ,Mr v r jr mm wwm m m mmmmmmm atil I IIIIIHIitJiHIIlMllhlilhliiillll'IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII ,,e.,i Mmirlco ....U.I 1 . ,110 !iitiy. lajS iwii'1'1-' c'"'t,' li , , Wine Bnr- Mil ' ' I ,inlVo7d liw been I1', , Mr! h. K. Johnson, , i .pastor or tlm Hh Lulhe t'l""'ch' . i MK. ii.ln of lln coils :ii"c.' l." district, and L Huston. Ei VtnllCllfU III '"' Vclr address will be J I K. Johnson, 40 , In good health. L diirn Social Thuridny h c' 11. tho Klamath Ka udw AW will hold L .iirfa cakes and conco win p L The public I. invited (,ittrD, Franklin Michael ""Tkhnnulh Full vlnlllnn ir, M. John Michael- ..J aI ixl VI'B, MO IB Uiwll..y (Inld. Conn.. iui finance office, mid leuirn lliro llio lust of Hie t furlough -Pyt. llnrald :,m, on u. ..... - . on furlouiili from C.iinip FlIS indualo with the claim Ml. ' , lull Employes - Orrton "... PmiiliiVC llIMOCllltlOII. Liilli chapter number will hold I" regular meet oo Wdnclny. August 16. nt . niwk in ) nan ilito employes are wclcomo .uhMn Tno nuvul officers' itt will how iiincneon jidiy it 1 p. m. In tho Pol itife. All officers' wives arc j to iltfiid. Reservation beanie by calling 3020. It&r el the Amsrenth Din will b served at 6 p. m. Aodiy, August 16 it the ionic temple by tlm Order of Aminnth. All members arc ant. )l Lure noberl M. Smith, bjm 2c, Is home on leave .till till mother, Mrs. Susie m, 11,13 vine, rroni here will fo lo Norfolk, Vlrijliilti, furlhci training. Iltmin'i Council The Worn i council of the First rht-l. isehureh will hold a nimmng ill 119 North Ninth on Sat l September 0, from 0 n. m. if. m. OBITUARIES pun TiioMAi roatMAN. tn. ?i, rorein.n. Jr., youiij I'.?,5U,'."I on auu.i u. Pll llj) p. m lolluwlm an Hint.. H nh ti i y.,r and IS ' Winn. Jack and Jarry roraman. Sbubu o,.; alM lha Mr.n.l- Mr, and Slit. W. J. Llffily ol fj'-i Ora., .,,,1 M.a. rr.nk for: r$!?'' io". Tha ramalna i SiiM ". Tliomai r..l in lha tt, ' 10 lorp U. TUCKER D. Tuckar. lor Il.o laat aavan l mldeni ol Klamalli counly. r. N.ud away in una clly on H. IU al U: a. m. . ..3 ".?.!' ''"I. Oullair county. ? . Jh;,"m' ' "" ..? L nionlhi and JJ daya. wT."d '"" ""1 Whliloc ba announced lalor. )ik ..';llt fABHINOTON J aSt'T' '"I1nl of Klamath ' lily inr.k hc " monlha, II ulT S"" on Tuaiday. W Tk.;0: '"niton FAHuiar iJi f. rt .''' niton of FUNERALS "wi i!l!tU'c,.'"r "1C Charloa Mr m s.i, hWk """"" "y 'n a Ukt oftiun3,J'- AiKiial 1J. iD44. oh?,,Hunrl ""n"' I Hill) l.,I rnln, Auauat 17. " rim ffi,, v"olor "'rumps PliX( iK "" th"'l' olflclallnl. l;,W l! ihS",""'1. mnrm.nl wl"l iliaip'!' Mcdford. Oro l1 l?nd iKrviS. """'"""'I' ''WiS itmL1", .,h" row- CS- I'lnaral linma In rh.,.. Lockar Notdod Anyniin rn Ifusinu u cold ntnrii((i. locker nt IIIU tviuintilli I'ltlln cruuiumy In ut'tiuu l lin n II over to tin; Com. liiundiia, who uru denpurutely in IK'inl of ucli slordrin npiicc, The cvntor limy bo contueled by phono any llnio dm Inn Hie duy, Mccordlnit to (iiiiiouncaintint, Vlsltlno Hora Mr. mid Mm. llobut't Leuun of Aliuncdn. Cnhi lire ill Kiiiinutli FiiIIn vl.Mtlni: with Mr. mid Mrs. A, U. Proctor mid Mr. mid Mrs. l,uwrcnce J'helpit. Mr. U-kko In n niece oi mil. rrocior unci mi', I'liulpn, neturni From East Moieneo Olliniinii, prlncl)iil of Fmrvicw school, rotiiriicd the emly purt of thin woek from South Dakota where sho )ont the iniiimcr with rolittlvw and friends. From Iowa Avlallon Cadet GcorKO Proclor, a0, r Mr. mid Mm. A. G. I'roctor of the Audley lipiirtnientii, In home on .ve from triiiiunif lit Delaware, Iowa Kroin here he will lie sent t,i lowu pru-fliiiht nchool t I)WH Clly. HOLLYWOOD, Auk. 15 (IP) A marital rlfl him occurred In lie lioine of (Jury Oriinl und hln helieHit wife, liarbiiru Mutton Oriinl, and im i, ifBull, the actor left home for two cluys, Perry .lebcr, a repie.ienliitlvo of the ItKO studio said tocluy. Lleher fil'Nf linnnnnnnH that the collide had separated but In ter added that lie understood that Urunt returned homo last nijiiit. "The troublo nllll has not been patched up," Lleher assorted. "So fur us I know thoy am in tho iHmo house, but tho house ls so bin they could both bo there and still bo separated." No comment was available im mediately from either Grant or Ills wife. The studio spokesman no Id he hoped to have alulcmenU from both later today. Thoy were married July 9, 1042 t Lake Arrowhead In tho San Bernardino mountains cast of hero. Mrs, Grant was wed previously to Alexia M'Dlvonl, Gcorttlan prince, and Count HauKwItz-Rcvcntlow, former Danish nobleman. Before tho war England Im ported eels from France, north ern Italy and North Africa. Experiments have shown that the smartest cows give tho most milk. Service Men and Women Home on Leave AC Caorge Proctor from Dcluwarc, Iowa. Here until Sep tember 1. Pvt. Harold Patterson from Camp Monmouth, New Jersey. Here until August 20. F 2c Robort M. Smith from Norfolk, Va. Here until Au gust 28. N Tech. Sgt. M. D. "Buck" Al corn from Chatham Field, Ga. Here until Annual 20. PFC Bill Baylets from Camp Swift, Texas. Hers until Au gust 20. The above service people arc entitled to free passes to the lo cal theatres and free fountain service at Lo.nt River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres and H. C. Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask tor Scott Reed) for your courtesy tickets. Squadrons of the Naval Air Transport Service fly an aver age of 3,600,000 plane-miles each month. Bats, like many birds, have a homing instinct, and have been known to fly 65 miles back to a favorite roost. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourseli Savs Vt Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Allen Adding Machines Fridcn Calculators Royal Typewriters Desks Chairs Files For those hard-to-get items PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 9th Klamath Falls China, Japan and Germany are all claimants to the honor of Introducing macaroni to the world. Nearly 50 places In England bear the name "Sutton" either alone or in combination with others. DEVELOPING . ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. Mir i ti i mm Townund Club The Town send club will hold a meetliiH Wednesday evening nt 0 p. in., nt lha home of II. O. Myers. 50(1 N. Dili. ItefieshiiienU will be surved nflur thu iiiuetliig. Bonior Circle The Senior cir cle of tho Community Cimgrrgn tionul church will meet Friday AmkukI la, at the home of the prenldenl, Mary EckMeln, TS.H Garden, at 1:30 p, m. Mrs. K. G Mathews will bu ,cn-liutvM. Eugene Pastor to Preach Sunday, August 20, Hev. Harold E. Aalbue. pastor of the Ceiitrnl Lutheran church in Eugene, will preach In the Klmiiitth Lutheran church of this city. Merry Mlxert lo Pimp will be hontoM to the Merrv Mixers Thursday evening, August 17, at her home, 2046 Ogdcn. Meeting Postponed Tho meet ing of the Friendly circle, nched tiled lo bo held on Thtirsdnv. AiiRtist 17. has been postponed for two weeks. To Seattle Mn. Terl Snvrinr end sons, Terry and TeHdv. have ' returned to Senttle after vllt-i Ing for some time here with i friends, Belli Home Mrs. J. It. Cobcrl ; ban sold her home on Johnson, and has gone to Washington to' Join her husband. j Police Court-Beforo the no lice Judge Tuesday morning were three drunks. VITAL STATISTICS ntr.n Born al HilttM h.ritil. Klamath Fall. Or., on Auitut IT 104, tn Mr. n1 Mr. I.lnvrt Jtocd. IMS Dl vision. boy. Wen lit; u nounrt. 0' ounrei. I'Al.M ATKH rtrtrn tit KllUIrt hrt.pl til. Kltifnalh roll. Or m Auttu.l H. IHU. to Mr. anil Mn. WHMnnt M. Pulmaler, Merrill. 4 bo. Wotghl; 0 pound Qt 0Unre, KENN INC Born t lllllMrlt, hnapltal. Klamath ralli. Ort . en Auaust IS, 1044. in Mr. and Mrt. Hoy frnrtlnf. Hotita J. n 1031m, a girl. Wciiht: 0 puundi I ounce. Courthouse Records Marrli CNDICOTT'RMYXCII. Don Wohlnson Cnrflcolt, 33. U. S. marine, native of Indiana, raaldent ol KUmatlt alli. Patricia Ann Smvier. 31. atudenl. nallvo and rvaldont of llirhmond. Indiana, Complaint rilrd Thurman I-con FurrUh varum nemona Charlnua Parrlih. Suit for divorce, charm cmel and inhuman Irentrnant, Cnttpln marrlfld In Canon Clly. Nevada. May J, fl43. PlalntK akt rualndy of ona minor child. U. S. Ualantint. at torney for plaintiff. Juillr Court DourIb A. Hrumley. AaMult and bat tary. Thirty daya. (fliiMMI U"6 "P , your.dnnKS Drinks sparkle out loud when they're mixed with Canada Dry Wator. lit "I'lN- FOINT CABBONATtON" ln- lurosllvelineistothelastslp. CANADA DRY WATER BIG BOTTLE 15' Plus deposit Miss Klamath will be Wednesday night at the Pelican Theatre . . . See the final judging! COLLEGE Tots' Styles In Mixtures, Solids Back plealcd princess style, velvet collared mm qm Boxy Chesterfields and boy coats. Sturd, t IM and warmly, interlined. Sizes.3 lo.6 . teen-Age Favorites In Uriah Colors ... ..j... Popular Chesterfields, boy coats and slim reefers of doop-pilod fleece or sueae. linish fabrics. All warmly Inlerlinod. In 7-14. Soft, Fleecy Fonda Cloth Girls' Coat Set Tiny tot princess eeat, trimmed with a white crocheted edging that looks like angoral Warmly lined, easy and comfort able to wear. S-ineh slpper on leggings, suspendor-grip top. . Bonnot 40. Match 69 i 4SCONO K.OOK 6?0 100 wool pile fabric coats In beige, brown, camel and white. Contrasting embroidery trim of all wool flannel. Can be worn as sister, or mother and daughter, combinations. Long wearing, serviceable! Warm as a fur ... ideal for cold school daysl Sizes 3 to 6x ....12.75 Sizes 7 to-14....r.i..,......:;;...14.75 Ladies Sizes, 12 to 20 :19J5 MATCHING ' ' . )MIfeA Teddy. Bear Coats LAY AWAY NOW . F WWW$ Use Penney's convenient lay-away plan to purchase all kj Xifth & r ' your school needs now. Shop at your leisure and avoid R ft.p, v! . M$.C "in?t 4$ tho last rush. Shop now and get the cream of the crop. , Y ;Wan-'5&' A. , J tyAK jtft i Shop at Penney, tor real 'savings, Vfe tfe V-L f? jA : i ! i mffeAf That Double for Dress MUlfist Mall Pti" ' IVST Boys' Cord igjt . 2& i '' " li h ve. plaid-front sweat- I tXjMA I X x ' I I l Wtl&KlJr ers answer the need I ISt 1 ! H ' V 0. I I J SHTi Snug-fltting wrist and tfeLS' ' I A I Iffl YM I bottom.' Button front. x$mJT I fe I 'V W- W&l V-neck style. al QO tefll 1 II I I Polo Shirts I X f i I j I Neat looking. Colorful t(f',f ' i 5- TJ W I I I ' stripes. Close knit and Vf . f,t .l I W I i f 1 . bia.P bound Crew neck frj J ' v f I Felt Berets Bright little berets for school and dress, lo match the woo trim on her -coat. Sises 4 to 14. 98c PURSES TO MATCH the OUTFIT Bright colored felt purses to match her beret and coat Just the thing for school and shopping. Boys' Coat Sweaters Winter days ahead call for warm clothing. These all-wool, attrac tive, plaid-front sweat ers answer the need Snug-fltting wrist and bottom.' Button front. V-neck style. CO QO Sixes 8 to 16. 0 Polo Shirts . Neat looking. Colorful stripes. Close knit and bias bound Crew neck with short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16. Sport Shirts Spun rayon broadcloth or cotton crash, in all the latest colors. Short sleeves. (f f OQ Sizes 4 to 18. vl Bmf Iff I 98c "Plus Tax ALL Waal Gaatb-Suiti Classic COATS Velvet-outlined flange front fitted models. Chesterfields with softer Sweetheart la pels. Expertly . tailored boy coats. All handsomely lined and warmly interlined. ' Tailored SUITS 1975 All-occasion styles with sup ple, boldly buttoned jackets boasting softer lapels, cinched-in waists and broad shoulders. The slim skirts are kick-pleated fore and ait. Poplin Jackets Ideal for back-to-school wear. Weather - sealed, spot and stain resistant. Light weight but dur able. Sizes, small, med ium and largo, ttl TQ Button front. Slipover Sweater Just the thing for chilly mornings and evenings. All wool, fine knit. V neck. All the popular colors. CO OQ Sizes 8 to 16. Classroom Favorites For Girls ; 1 98 50 warm woel, 80 lustrous rayon, knitted In long or short sleeved orew neck slipover styles. Pretty colors. Sises 8 to IB. RKCOMD'rtOOat Sctoal Qaittf Sut&edeAA. , Cardigan Styles 98 Slipover Types & Classic or sloppy styles some in all-wool, others in wool and rayon. Colors to match or blend with her suit. Sises 8 to 38. . . )ressmaker SUITS Slimly flattering, long-wearing suits of paper-smooth woolens or wool twills, dress maker detailed with gentle waist tucks, flange fronts, grace ful skirt pleats and bright buttons. 12-20, 2475 SECOND , FLOOR Cardigans ! Slipovers ! All Wool 3 98 Fine gauge classic styles and heavyweight "sloppy." types In all the new fall shades. Sises 34 to 40. ' SECOND FLOOBJ . . SECOND FLOOR.