Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 17, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
jggpfiMMMlB VOCATIONAL
a"-"""""""! i 1. rnml Vliltlno Hera Mm. Lvriln - -
LifW?!' ii..,led tli0 Mu.lon.plon.or resident f IM IIMM P I II 111
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from
tho
Marsh of
mui
Mr.
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"'Smion f All,n'""; mm
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1 and Scy Connelly of
rs,
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",n tfrnilclSCO I" ly Willi
Weplwn Sabo,
b Six"1:. , .....aii y for
K,nlneert.
l.u.. Slated-ilic. vcteri.
D Wr auxiliary win
LC wm b" '.llluU'l. unci
V.:.Lt vnterduy.
Lulu Marin. -Weekend
M Mcrly" J.McUurjioy.
I I at 1110 nun ill"
IT wi. McUiirnry i
f New York Cily. mid h
f,.. marines llirco years.
U Ul
I mi..- I Mni The rosu
Vh- VaJlr. AUK-
net ni l,,u,t.r
F.wl i .H Walnut
fib m. Friday. Entertain-
I' ,v..al..ml urn nn
kl ina r""- ---
profrtm
LpA MMllng-A. Wcstorlng
lit ipecuiui on cuiipuuivi
f"..nnk -Ml,... .111 M..I.1
ll incur" . , . , '
;)0 p. m. rmuy, minusi .
ill hardware and furniture
i.hiraa Mrs. Axel Jiicoluon
Ucd this week from Oak-
kCilll., where alio spent two
ku vlalima nor noil, mri ja-
tn, ind ins inm.iy, lormoriy
ihu city.
la Ciian Social Thin eve-
I, Auiuil 17, tho Klnmnth
kin Ladle, Aid will hold
w cream toclni in tho church
rbri it 7 D. m. Ice creum.
amide cake, end coffee will
awed. The public la Invited
illtnd.
Vliltlno Hri-Mri. Lvriln
Kounton, pioneer rcitldont of
tumniiMi runs, in now hero visit
ing with her sona, Hill, Krcd, mid
John Houston. Sho linn hnnn
living recently with n tliiughler,
Mm. Frank Moaer, of C'nrvallla.
Mm. llountou cunio In Klmnntli
Fill l 07 your iiiio, and tlila punt
wook celobrutvct lior U4lh hlrtli-
any.
Traurr Homa Silt. Clint
LnnKlacti county treuaurvr, u
homo for a two-week furlouuh
from Onklund, Ciillf., whero lie
la aervinu in the iirmy alntliillciil
department. Hut. Llinxnli'l linn
been In tho aervlec mioiit two
yoiim. Ilia wife la nctlntj Irons
urer In hln nbaence.
One hundred and elKhly-lwo
mnrlnca from the Murine Dnr
riicka ore tiiklns purt In tho vo.
cntloniil ediientlim ,.n. i
KU1IS under the dlrectomhlp of
L. L. Erdmiinn.
TrnlnliiK fiicilitlca ore lined for
military pcmonnel when not
needed for war production train
ing. Marines' who wish to enter
the cluaacs must bo recommend
ed by tho commandlHK officer
and must be approved by the
navy department ana tne u. a.
office of education In Washing
ton D. C.
Tho program la flnancod
through tho atato department of
vocational education at Salem,
Ore., and the local achool unit.
All couraes act up arc for a pe
riod of 13 weeks or ISA houra,
with the boya choosing the
courao they want. '
Erdmiinn aald the claaaca are
Justified In aorvlce vali)c,,in re-
L-ujt;ruviun value,, anu . in poav
war training.
The teachers and their claaacs
with tho number of marines at
tending are ax follows: A. - E.
Harrla, machine shop, 30 in the
class; Harold Palmer, typing, 40
in tho class; L. C. Shook, weld
ing, 32 In the class; Harold Van
Hoosen, aviation and general
sheet metal. 40 In tne ' class:
George Conner, radio repair, 40
in the class.
Journalist Resigns
University Post
EUGENE, Aug. 17 OF) Eu-
f;enc Frank" Short, instructor
n Journalism and business ad
ministration at tho University
of Oregon, has' resigned to enter
advertising work after seven
years on the faculty, it was dis
closed ncrc lotiay. snori saia in
health dictated his action.
A goldfinch, state bird of
Iowa, bunt its nesi on a tan
corn stalk
Longford Tops FDR
In Opinion of
Private In Hawaii
BEND, Ore., Aug. 17 (VP)
Being an honor guard for Presi
dent Roosevelt Is something, but
not everything for PFC Robert
Bacon, now stationed In Hawaii.
He was nroud to be chosen as
one of the president's guards
when the chief executive visited
Hawaii, he wrote to relatives
here, but one other experience
is more lastingly etched in his
memory.
He was chosen to present the
traditional lei to Frances Lang
ford, actress, when she entertain
ed his erouo recently. Results:
"A 30-second kiss, and a vocifer
ous razzing from the boys attcr-ward."
All the blood In your body
has to go through your lungs
2000 times each day.
Oak weighs 50 pounds per
cubic foot.
. All-Wool
SLACKS
with
ZIPPER FLIES
Perfectly tailored
gabardine, coverts
and Bedford Cords
Sizes 28 to 42
$10.50 to $13.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Classified ads gel results.
Kidneys
Bring
Tired
Often
Sleepless Nights
Doetora mjt your kldneyi eoDUln 1A mOfaf
of tiny tubeorfiltri whiehhelptopurlfy th
blood and kep you healthy. Whea they get
tired nod don't work right in the dytiaiea
moy people have to get up night. Frequent 1
OTKintypawegnwitosmutinganaburnlDK -sometime
ihows there ie eomething wronjt j
with your kidneya or bladder. Don't neglect
thie condition and loeo valuable, netful ilen.
When disorder of kidney flotation permit
polsonoui matter to remain In your blood. It
may alto cause nagging backache, rbeumatis
paina, leg pain, loaa of pep and energy,
welling, puffineea under the eyee, bemdaobea
and disiineae.
Don't wnitl Aek your druggist for Doan'a
Pills, used auceecsiuily by milliona for over 40 '
years. They give happy relief and will help
the jj miles of kidney tubes Rush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Get Dou fill
KLAMATH YOUTHS
Service Men
i
ana women
Home on Leave
Cel. Chit Lanailat
1,1.1111. Jiero until August
11 (ill John O'Connar frnm
Nn,Arli. Hero until August
ll J. D. Comslt rnm f nn
K Here until August 28.
tiUtd to. free passca to tho lo-
' IflMlrei anri trn m,,,lnln
Nee at Lost River dairy by
f-ttsy Of Llnvrl l.nml, r,l thn
N'ei and R. C. Woodruff of
wry. I'icnse call at Tho
"Id and Now. nm (-1,
i Reed) for your courtesy
Three Klnmnth county hoys
huvo been cited by the Keep
Oregon Green association fur
meritorious service to their state
mid have been awarded merit
budges. They are Jlnunle Rviin.
Hubert Murphy, and Clifford
Belton, all of Klnmnth Falls.
These boys, members of Hie
Green Guard, have helped in the
publicly sponsored fire preven
tion program by reporting or
putting out fires and huvc been
awarded these biidile n recouni
tlon of their service to the stulo
unci their communities.
"Wo are promt of the work of
these boys, soya Charles Muck,
Klamath county KOG chairman,
"but during the next two months
when the skies are hazy and fire
(lungers are at their height, we
must ask that all people, young
and old, accept a part in the re
sponsibility of preventing, de
tecting, and suppressing these
snuill blazes."
Emmons Commands
Alaskan Department
HEADQUARTERS. Alaskan
Department, Aug. 17 UV) Lt.
Gen. Dcloa Emmons, former
commander of tho Hawaiian de
partment and western defense
command, today was announced
as commanding the Alaskan de
partment. He succeeds Lt. Gen.
Simon Bolivar Uui-kner Jr., and
una uccn so serving since June
21.
Brig. Gen. Robert M. Bath
urst, who came here as general
Emmons' chief of staff, served
with him In Hawaii and In the
western defense command post
General Emmona served In
Alaska for two yearn as an In
fantry lieutenant prior to the
last war and was an observer in
the Aleutians lust year.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, udvcrtlso for a used one
In tho classified.
LEGAL NOTICES
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UW, PUDiicaiion, July
nUTI! c. DERnY,
In (lnncS.C0'''T or the
wnrtf onsaON for klamatii
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in. ...,"!?""" All Demon, h.vln.
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ki v, '"r." n' Wm. nananV. 724
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of Time
Dy. M. MARSHA
- lioolt. Th.alr
Cream Deodorant
' Sajcly helps ''
Stop Perspiration
1, Dot! nol iftiuie skin. Don
not tot dtcHCi or men slum.
2, Prevents iinilcf-ifm odor.
Helps stop iicispirition silely.
3, 'A pute, wliiie. misrptlc, Jtiin
less vsnisliing cteim.
4, No wiitinn to dir. Cin be
used rinhc 'liter iluvmg.
5, Awrded Approvil Seil of
American InitituieofUander.
. ing hitmless to fabric. Use
Arrid reguUtl)'.
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ARRID
THI 1AROIST SUl.NO DIODORANT
Bill. I I
DANCE
Saturday Nite
DANCELAND
815 Klamath
AIR CONDITIONED
Music by
Pappy Gordon'i Oregon Hill BUHoi
Sponaorad by Voterana of Foreign Wari
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"k m&$& fi-'Sri irgettlng'your" family1 ready for school '
' A At J ')Lr' sl fj'':' I problem in higher finance '
" ' Si'lLjy k You'U ceainlyfind it a very good ruie, '
. fsmif'Zi TX W7v '. fl J - To;pIan it all weU in advance . . .
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'. "f '" yX"" " Where the right things for. children are easy to find! i
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f-J (re -Vv-
,JA JT,J( Woor In Vibrant Colorl .f, fTS0 V'ntv
i"' Wom.nV Winter Co.H Mf Vg) Vjfe. JTV, , i
rwhr - 24" felf Vi
I 'Xty-' 1 Interlined Chesterfields ' ! Z-S:'-X3' lZf ' a32l J 1 t
, " "r? 1 and Boy Coate lead again, V ."fit!, m&5& I j !
L 1 . BUT in smoother fabrics, ' .ZM' A 'KS . . W ' . I , t '-"X
I g I with rounded, lapels, flange mfitiW ' ' JOtS K. " ' f'fe
V fronts. Fleeces, .tool, Sizes -rr 1 VfTa Jj XV ; - " ' ""l-' '
J ) 12t02: 'Youthful Fall Topp.r.1 W) MAKI '
''f'lfl' - -h - All th. , .U ,h.d.a you-ll..d Tf, itA ff l I M fef
I W ' aV Ja , to., match, your ...suits, and IX' M f A 1 t ""Yd f f
Jjfff g U ') In Rich Color, or BUckl K. ?f ' T
, GIRLS' DRESSES MlU FALL HANDBAGS Ij v if BUILT FOR LONG WEAR fc
i 298 Miiiir 4w I m tc
I Crlap cotton frock. ..t.nd VAv, " T V JI Roomy pouch.,, underarm or V Mfc 'iWSS I
U S ' i'W op.h.dl...yle..,Simulated v - i'li young men or conser- Em t I I
1 L r.rhwM1.;-: mi rr-JlTat; - sa s
Claaaroom daisies! . -(? ' 11 1 o7e, "B i ' T
GIRLS' DRESSES li f L ? ' P,M? ""TiT t JL itiT I
I- .... is-ga.-. r? fcjvtfi ri??r'irz 9& jy -v,
C al I .J- X ''f 7 brim'rtylea. ModeU for W L TV V 1
GIRLS' BLOUSES tg&t) 1 i i 4i every personaUty! fiafJV -v"3
ju.t th. blobs, for .chooii IxUB f 0f - - rMy
Tailored or drossy of extra ' SBHaHllSw ' V- ' - " " '"' r
lint quality broadcloth. Som. S Jf J - '
have brightly colorod, peas- 55y VJ
ent embroidory Irlm and I C'm f yS jallSniifTa tffufluaai..
becond floor , ,i"Vi? I , , ft USiri) j9 aaaa ' 0 wS gmsL.
tt .'A-.- rhio-for.rhr ;.. -A 1 Jj.jkaZiOti tSSSJhSf:...
$ GIRLS' SKIRTS f ' Vm 7 f l I RATON HOSE .irSii y3? W4lil 7 sf I
I Warm .nough for all winter 1 $$Sl I't; I Sturdy for ..rvice. yet .he.r fJ ?t "that ' rdt0 ' CI ' Straight A F jLl A?Z I
fl rV4irv bis-Klill;. wr.-Scl4
U ' ' ' tVH I Size. 8M fo 10M. Vifl M H'TV; ooys t arnpea roio anim CT?"' ' n"ik
ascOND kloob '' ' ' I main fi.oo . V f j f IlvTlX ? KnitUd 0110' crew' n.ck. 'Xff'iii ' S?
i-i-i -..---.-.-..- .-.....------- rMUVll ' riMtW long al..v... MulU- 70- ,V' 'T
A jtLL that Offei ' SSit- Junior Boy.' . fei, l' $fS
Z?rltrp1r xfw moagd V ' femW . SWEATSHIRTS- , ZV'S
(7Si,PVV ' B' i 'X BOYS'::ACTION-ClJT;StACKS i Every. Schoolboy: WMr..
MMI V V l VOOl'' t': ' ' -: -i Sturdylong-wearing herring. Jim Penney Sweaters
r'MliV W VH VLL VSSnM ' - , , I i bonea, ovorp'Uids. check, n QQ V neck slipovers, wind-
V W ' ' -l t - i.u ,v. rt0..1.98
?, V SmoofMealV. MS AX ' S !; OOWNSIA,BS.' . , , ' V '
t v ' ' U Vlk. . ' Or Rich Suedei; &' 1" k4aMaaa4 t Fabric shrinkage will not exceed-1 - . , '-
" 0-MIN'f,.H- ; ' 'dOflm " c...i., I . SANITARY NAPKINS
Step-ins, spectators, A 40 MS&iiia&L ' niiinrr a cbabt CUIDTC , ;- ,
4 i open-toe bow pumps J W JIMMIES brOK I arflK I 9. Penco-nap in layer type. ?0C
J. nd tailored oxfords. Will Junior boys'; Fine for achool or play. ' ;one ao.eri to box. ; . -
. yy- 1 X A KlMiAiiJI- Faded blue donim. Patch pocket. OO ' maik-fi-oob -
S Vt4'-fI ' X iTjSHr - model.. Siae.3 to 8. ; Set l
! T3.Wa. AiaKjt : ' ' i . One Piece . ';. I .'iV NIGHTGOWNS -
i l l msoESSsamiir- &m,,ttLM sri i " :: . . v:: ..t..j i sties az to 4u.
I I I K-SSKSSSa-,, V J.C Ujr ... . I men. mbo.0 oi neayy . ux a . main floor t :
MEN'S OXFORDS X?JJ 7 ! I Saddle, Moccasin toe oxfords. WORK PANTS :
M-l,.nmlaintoe al TO ' &XjGmmk i Hubber-heeled alack ahoes. Bar-lacked at points of strain. Herringbone
KueSlS A79 (KftV.!. ! 3Hto,p.V,.,. Woriaed, fui, cut button. ,
Cooi and comfortable printed rayon.-In
pink and blue. Tailoreo 10 111. - t du
'" ,'. ' ".": Boys' , , ,
SPORT SHIRTS
One and two pocket model.. Rayon and
cotton. Short aleove.. In blue., ( . 1 70
tan.,, green.. Ag. 10 to 18. - 1
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