Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 24, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEW5, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACI THRU rTtovM Plcnlo The lnnllW l".'..iu,. association G haM.11";!. .17. nil dny ut tjdtf' s " AH nluto il'l'yw I4" and ui u ri't !"" u Cmvlt " nrrlvnl nt tlm pic Cnwr ui w "";,',. w. Wright .Ill ding will take l nilc ' cTipti, and "'Ivor riVM C'lllU"i r Ik'"1' , coffec. K"r 3 rt. S i criim ...id pop Rft " ',lt,,lc wmue L flWlrt ; '...Ill, Mr. mill l?M I RoKeV.of Unity. Cor- p 'Staid M"rl" l ,.l,1Klmntll Falls. JftacM a. I sv Cpl. Tlmrmun L. Zn of Mr, nml Mm. "'I'n Arrlsh, 2122 Hope. S"U VI.II1..K hta parents Si September 8. Cpl. 'urrls t. r. ! ihi erv co 22 fcuTi id ' now slulloucd nt Polk. U; where lie Is IJBll. nunnui. Irion UM"IW-' wuuii - c,, . mSv dcmocrullc central com- .1 m friends hiTO iwctk. Lnkevlew, they sulci. Sir. end l looking forward l i i .,.., nt llui rrjiind-im nil ini.w ----- - ,- tin Lobor Uny holiday. .... . nli A wnv Tlio Com- Lndoi have a number of odds i in mrM mill uiiiniM'n inkh Uicy would bo Iliad to (I tnyons weming 10 pun m up. Anyono interested In jin u nsKcu to cuit in. uiu J anirnnrn nf the center. ihlchopeiti Into tho kitchen. miiu riniortTlin nnvv re- Lulling office In tho postofflce rildinf will no cioumi nil any indiy it Recruiting Specialist . fc,hrr.lhr.r and WAVE Ho- hillni Officer Ivy Qunlo will In TulcloKi on recruiting Lt. WEATHER w.i-m.-r, Ani 13, ion Wax. in r.Iu Min. Pfolp 01 .1X1 VITAL STATISTICS UOOITT-Biim it Klanulh V.lley MUI. KURMlti ralU. Or., on Aug-mt I 1W. lo Mr. anit tin. I. C. lloorly. pia. I bor. WelKht: 7 pountU 10 mUtrirl-nom l Kl.m.lh Valli-v hpitjl, Xlimnh ralti. Ore., on Aumiit F UK, to Mr. ni1 Mn. lxu Krlll.on. uoquill. t boy. wo intl 0 Doundo li lum. KArWrUnnm at lllll.lrfa hnanllnl Eiulh Falls. Oro., on Aiiiuit 34. IIM4, r ana n, uenrga maxwell, jr.. M Inorpcndtnrti boy. Woutit: ACOST!E-nim nt Hlll.ltlo hn. 1. Klimalh r.lli. Om . nn Aiiwu.1 imioiio. Tuicuke, uoy. -w.ulii: pwmu 7 ouncoa. 1 wi.n m oxiffiiti nur noiiriiiiM tr "" i'irri:iiiii(iii mr ino nni hi r-j"-. iiiriaain ni aynitMiny E tit norm onerinia lor - mv.Gv urninor. Mr. aim Mr. W. L, nn Mr, and Mr. It. C. rrnlloy Mr. and Mr. C. II. Frallnr Mr. and Mr, n.. K. Klnior Mr. and Mr. W. A. rralloy ktiil. V? ,0 e,""li our iioortfolt fttnI. .1. ' 1 ,n ,nn ror ,no ul 01 ilT.'.V. '"iBea or aympatny mid WTi UJ orrirlna lor our wmti huitiand and father. , , . "7- Allro n. Horahborxor, Juno and Ronald '- t-'niMy nd ramllr," : CAHD or THANKS iDuati . j m tnd our hrartfrll arlkha. I'Prrciotlon for tho ni'U fM ih- l' "10 nieaamioa o( aymtiathy rMto?,'Umul "or"1 "'" AAr.u HTIEr. V A l.lj ' 1IIIS. P. I'ETBIIBON, Proctor, Minn. Vliltlno Mr. nnd Mm. Hnr. vny C. Fonl of DiiIIuk, Tex,, lire vliillliiK their (ImiKhter, Mrn. Unle H. Illeteiinur, who liven ut Hill) lllllnlilu. Ford Is an uttur ney nml Is n member of a Inw firm In Uiillns. They will visit hero tor uliout n month. Csrd Party Women of the Mooau will sponsor u curd pur ty Friday, AiiKiwt 28, ut 2 p. m. In the Moose hull, This will ho the second of the series and the public is invited to uttend. Pythian 8llori The Wliicmn club of I'ythiiin Klsters will meet Friday nt tho homo of Lll linn llayden, H02II Siskiyou. A politick supper will bo served, All members and vlsltinn mem bers uro Invited to uttend, Visitor Hero Mrs. Curl II. Coud of NysKti Is hero visiting nur sisters and brother. Mrs. Court Is tint former Bornlee Hector of Kliimuth Foils, nnd for many years hits been secre tary to Henry Scmon Jn the stulu h'Kl.ilulure. Transforrod Klmer J. Gard ner, former trnlnmnster hero for tho O relit Northern rnilrmul 1,j. lieen truiiNferreil to PortlinuK where ho Is termlnul trnlnmas ter. He left Monday for Port land lo asriiimo his duties. Roturns Mrs. Ednn Aclnms returned to her home In Neosho, Mo Wednesday after n two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Hoy Olvins of 3;i5 East Muln. Plans Slated For Christian Service Men's Center Here Pluns for a Chrlstlun Service men's center to bo opened In the center of tho city will be mndo at u meotinK nrrunifcd for this comhiK Sunday ut the First Christian church. The meeting will bo held ut 3 p. in., nnd ministers und lay men of nil denominations ore urged to attend. Aspnrngiis continues to Krow after It has been cut and on Its wny to market. Service Men and Women Home on Leave Cpl. Thurman Parrlsh from Cump Polk, La. Here until Sep tember 8. Pvt. Rodnoy Voro from San Luis Obispo, Culif. Hero until September 1. Pvt. Richard Holgsmith from Cnmp Roberts, Calif. Here un til September 3. Cpl. Alvln Sarver from Camp Livingston, La. Here until Aug ust 20. Pvt. Mary McCIane from Cump Carson, Colo. Here until August 31. Tho above service people ere entitled to free passes to the lo cal theatres and frco fountain service lit Lost River dairy by 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 Heed) for your courtesy tickets. Classified Ads Bring RcsulU. New Students to Meet At KUHS Students who wish to enroll Jn KUHS or to make changes in their schedule are asked to re port' to the high school office the week of August 28 to September 1, before school starts. SoothM and protect bo by londor IrrHatoo) tUn. lUUavM dapr lull, Mpt prawn! K. MEXSANA tOOlHIHO MtDICATiP rOWDfS Dorrls students are not to I be enrolled at a general meeting come at this time as they will I on Thursday, August 31, ENROLL NOW With tb Klamath Business College " Septembor S Present Location 325 Main Phono 4760 MEET THE CARRIERS 5 l-hend- jHjiijjirt lolher.ffi- - Garry Rny of 2202 Huron, one of the smnllc.it and youngest car riers, deserves a lot of credit as ho not only delivers his route without complaints but he also substi tutes on two larger routes. Garry has two substitutes, h I s young red-head ed sister J and his mni ... . . . , . . cinrry is tujfT . a . yenrs old, In the fifth grnde nt Roosevelt school and a member of the Cub Scouts. Ho started carrying the Herald In September, 1043, and part of his profit goes for a bond each month. Ho always earns his bonus. Garry enjoys swimming und spent a week ut Scout camp. Courthouse Records MftrrUfet STANTaKY-OtUNPi. I Hon Wood ton Stanley. 2i. faring-, naltvo and re. I dent ; n( I it tin m, 111' DurU Uuctlle Qutnti. : 24, trarher. nattvo and rvildent of ; LotlUvlllr. Ml. ! OHWIU-HAHPCn. Darrcl! Elwln Or-i wltf, XS, U. H. nmrlntii, native) of Lonif Hrnrh, Cnllf,. rrnlilrnt nf Lou Anijclp. Calif. Mnrifnrol Kmlly Harper, 30. dark, native nf Charlnlto, N. C, million I of Loa Angrlr. Calif. C'omplalnU filed Larretta. A. M. La no vartm Donald n. La no. Suit for rllvnrco, charge cruel and Inhuman tralmnt. Couple tnar rled July 13. ltWH at Writer. Idaho. Platiitlff aka ciutirdy of three minor rhildron. A. C. Yadan, attorney lor plaintiff. Hay Swindler and the North River I tun ranee company of Now York, a cor pornilon vcrsuM O, A. McCorrt and : Arthur nck. Hull In rnllwct ilnmaRo. Henry E. I'orklnn, altornry for plaintiff. J ml Ice Court Paul Wcharrt DInnvcn, fatHnB to pro- ; curt otMjratnr' llcriuo. Klnrd tA.ftO, llnrbcirt llrrman Vornholt, violation of bavlc rule. Klnrd 823. , Chsrlr Hiielt 81 ay maker, belnf Intoxl- i rated In a private place. Fined $20 or ; tri-i dnye. i Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! WantPep? Want to Fasl Years Younger? Jin ymi Mama MhawtM. wonwttit foallnf on cpT TtiiiWiul flmnifJ al what a lUtto pepplnn "PIU1 !. mi. (or tiiiy ntiUolt'iylvwatwijriiwlntron: a1o vllainln Hi, calftum- imrtv iiKinry Flio tiw oniu 'iOn. Try iWTtx innia prti.iivUrii iidiiry nil nw utuv if ' , i . ,u," 1 aiuri lor nrw ppv, imme ..b. Al nruff atarra every whuro In Klamaln Falla, at Whitman Walgreen Urui. CMC for All Democrats of Klamath County MOORE PARK Sunday, Sept. 3, 1944. ,,. " 12 Noon to 5 P. M. GAMES, SPORTS, MUSIC STYLE SHOW, WRESTLING MATCH , Enjoy an afiornoon with your neighbors and follow Domocrati. , Moot and Hear Your Party Nominees 'tanaorn br ln Kltm,(h Coanlr Den,00rllo Conlral Commllles JUNE O'DAY SWEATERS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS WITH AN EYE FOR STYLE! 100 virgin wool pullover! that' are hand washable in Lux. Long sleeves that can be worn down or pushed up, A campus must. MEN'S SLIPOVERS Part wool slipover sweaters for school wear, styles with V-neck. Ideal nr class room wear. SPORT SHIRTS Clubmnn deluxe with a two-way collar. Wash able solid colors with long sleeves. Long sleeve 2.' Men's Sport JACKETS "Fashion Tailored" of ,100 wool in novelty plaids or her ringbone weaves. 3-button model that, makes it an all-season lav -orite. Lined with lustrous rayon 1495 USE SEARS EASY PAY PLAN FOR ALL YOUR PURCHASES 2.4? ; fmm kZ; I J VJ hi ith rnhh iLzB vmi U : SWEATSHIRTS Heavy fleeced sweat shirts in silver grey color. Round neck and ribbed ORc cuffs and-bottom. ' SHIRTS AND SHORTS Swiss ribbed athletic shirts and striped pattern broadcloth shorts, well- OQ tailored for better fit. 7 DRESS SOX Stripes, clocks, or solid colors In full length or slack styles. Reinforced' 9Qr for more wear. , CORDUROY HATS Bright red corduroy that makes them campus favorites. Factory blocked 1 Oft styles with sweat. band. FLEXIBLE AS SPLIT BAMBOO SANDY NEVINS Preflexed .shoes so - comfortable from the first step. Made of quality leathers that look better longer. Many new styles from which. to choose. ' ; 35 3 PfW4 ScAooA WaM CHARMODE SLIPS Soft lustrous rayon taffeta In a well-tailored, 4-gore slip. Easy to launder, and fash ioned to fit. ' J29 tfvrrjm mtmvmmmM wmmmfM m,jfrwi?,mrmm Delux ' : . ;-;"-.-.! . JAMARETTES In soft mercerized Oxford cloth that Is AfltQQ long wearing. Superbly tailored in every "m O small detail. Man tailored styles in novelty -v m. prints. - .- CM iMooQ payJ $chooe ipjj - 'School Zaw ffefegfl PwA ANKLETS Long wearing mercerized cottons with trim fitting ribbed tops. Bright colors in stripes or solid colors. " 25c jrm&!ivmuin ms&imam p-wv.'A'it mupw'im W WW Schoo IP? .Men's - --- aii wnni ci Arvc BnBM WW WWH aa- atari a ITaWAC 100 wool worsted gabardine slacks 3 whose lustxous colors Diena excepuonauy well with all sport coats. "Fashion Tailor-' ed" for better fit. 7 School vm ScApo6 ?w 13ux$i TPl Wcfooil Iaai LEATHER JACKET Soft rich capeskin for the warmth and Wt QQ nrotection you need. Fully lined and - 170 has roomy slash pockets- and adjustable sport back. 10 fel UMil Ee&aS Royal Ascot DRESS SHIRTS Sanforized fabrics noted for weight andj . 8 wear. Patterns are woven tnrougn ana tailored-to give a better fit. - 1 Plaid FLANNEL SHIRTS Warm cotton flannels-in bright plaids of "m J J red, green and blue .1 t3Sd MM ES3 SS9 LSJ Siafl BS 1 Warm FLANNEL PAJAMAS Coat or slipover style pajamas in warmly . - "TI 98 napped cotton flannels. Full cut styles, in pastel stripes. '