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jietobBr 3, 1944
' HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
?TX Meetlnn Clarence Hum
, deputy dli.li let iillorney, will
nit on ''Wnr C'Iiiiiikcb Tlilnlls"
tha ri'Uulur l'lirciit-Triicliora
ocltln mcvtlnii of Weycr
leuior C'nni) 4, Thursday, Oc
ber S, 7.:t0 n. m. nt iho Com
finlly hull. Thcio will also be
cIhi music. All iiiriiibcra arc
'Urri to iitlcnd. llntUcwi will
(Mr I. Good unit Mis. Krlsbco.
'Auxiliary St. PmiCa Worn,
auxiliary will Imlcl a rcjiu
ST mnetliiK, Thursday lit 2 p. in.,
thejpuilsli Iiiium). Mm, Fred-
!ck C. Wlsaunbuch will speak
) toad of Itcv. J. I). GUI of
ekovlow, who In iinubln to an.
tnr at Inn scheduled evening
(1 1 1 II li lis
Minced. Mm.
ill bo hnsti-sa,
previously
A. J. Lambert
Mm. n.
rocclved
Int. Lt
Ovarian Mr. und
eber RiKk'lllfu huvo
ord Hint tlu-lr noil.
I bomaj lindi-llifo has been sent
I jersoas Willi Imp U. S. nrmy
! tld arlllli-ry. Mm. Hudcllf'c
' Id younii duiiitlitcr nro with her
airenU, Dr. and Mm. II. W.
Jleelhammcr of Portland for the
jratlon.
n
'JGlan Brekan Fouliter's slore
.925 Main reported I" city po
les that someone broke the
iont door glnvi, evidently kick
In by a shoe, but entrnnce
4 not linlnrd to the bulldlnfi.
Iifl attempted entry was made
way nigm.
Ill at Homa J. J. Keller, vet
an member of tho city council,
111 at hla home on Jefferson.
wa unable to attend the
fnnday nliiht session. Abo ah
ufnt was lliuvry Martin, coun
cilman from Mills.
K .(
mrBhrln Club The aecond
ruicatlna of the ycur for the
Jlamatn Fulls Shrine club will
I hold at Ihe Willurd hotel,
cdneadiiy nt 11:30 p. ni. Fresh
m chowder und cracked cnih
111 bo aerved at the supper.
Ladle Aid The Klamath Lu
teran Ladies Aid will meet
i.ucsday nt (1 o'clock in the
flriurch parlors. Mm. I.. E. Tny
ir will upenk on "PlclurM In
l Home." Tho Aid quartet
I ill alng.
I Back to 8chool Helen FtHd
J iffe, daughter of Mr. and Mm.
Jl. Hebcr HnAchffn of Piiclfic
I errace. left Tucsdiiv for Mon.
I loulh whero ahe will cnler.her
kgnlor yenr nt Oregon College
If Education.
Attanda USO Maallno Clar
ence Humble, chulrmiiii of the
Kliimnlh county mllltury aervlce
entcrliilnmont committee, left
Siilurdiiy night for Snn Frnncla
co to attend a regional USO
meeting. He plana to he hack In
hla office hero next Thuraday,
Dcclalon on a proponed USO cen
ter hero la to bo niude at the re
gional meet.
Rabakah Lodoa Proanerlty
ncheknh lodge will meet In reg
ular Mlon Thumdny, October
S, ul B p. m. ftefrenhmonla will
bo nerved by Stella Dryricn nnd
F.vn Rlchardton of tha soclul
club,
Juvanllaa The Juvenile of
Ihe Neighbor of Woodcraft nict-t
Wedni-adny, October 4. nt 4 p. m.
nt the homo of the aenlor guard
Inn. Mr. C. O. Drydcn, 01U N.
11th. .
Vaaa Ordar ol Arnarlca The
tail of tho lodite will entertain
hd aerve the refreshment after
he next Vna meeting to bo held
Bturdny. October 7. In Ihe
OF hull. All member arc
prdlnlly Invited to attend.
Office Cloned The nnvv re-
hilling office In the fedornl
ttlMlnir will Kn rr.A till U'.
t-ndny afternoon a Ihe recruit-
! ;ripiiihci win in ill juir
ke, with atop at Merrill and
alln, on official btLiincs.
Eaalea Ladiai Tue-.dny nlclit.
ctober 3, tha Kngles Ladlen'
ub will meet nt the home of
lol Trunx, 174B Fargo nt 7:30
m.
Towniond Auxiliary The
fiwnnend nuxllinry will meet
dnendny, Octnlier 4, with Mr.
rnco Jcrrue, 1614 N. Summer s
me,
What Do You
Want When You
Buy a Suit?
'
Check These
Suqarman
Values!
Good Styling!
Long Wearing!
Holds Press!
Priced Right!
MEN'S SUITS
$34.50 tQ $50.00
illOili'lliilll s
iualliy Clothing Since 1906
111 f Corner 6th and Main
VrW Mealing Tho regular
mri-tlng of VFW Pelican Pont
will hi- held Thumdny night at
tho KC hall. Several new re
cruit! nre to be Initiated and the
degree team and all mombcrs
arc rcqucitcd to attend.
Return Mm. .lame Perkins
of Itlvervlcw addition returned
recently from Sun Dlcgo, where
he had been visiting her hun-'
band for the pant three week.
Perkln la ntntioned at San Dlcgo
with the navy.
Jolly Neighbor The Jolly
Neighbor will meet Wednesday,
October 4, with Mr. C. W.
Scnslor, 4044 Cannon In St.
Frnncl park,
Fale Alarm The city fire
department wan culled out nt
0:53 p. m. Monday In answer to
a fnlne nlnrm from the N. 7th
street area.
20 New Cases of
Venereal Disease
Reported in County
Twenty new cancn of venereal
dlscnso wi-ro reported for Klam
ath county In Aiiguiit, 1044. ac
cording to a bulletin published
recmtly by the Oregon Board of
Health.
Communicable disease for the
week ending September 2.1, on
reported frtr Kliimnlh county, me
ns follows: menslen. 1: syphilis,
3; gonorrhea, 7; unlulant fever,
Woman Loses Purse,
Contents Returned
Mm. J. I). McMurdo of 030
Calllornln, lost a brown cloth
pursr containing $40 In currency.
516.70 in defense stamps, her ra
tion books and n quantity of per
sonal paper. She reported the
loss to the police.
Later, Mrs. McMurdo received
content of tho purse, minus the
money and stamps, through the
mail.
Courthouse Records
C'nmpUlntt Flit 4
' CorlUa L nartri vrii Alk Bifjn.
Suit (or divorce, rhatr tJcwrllon.
tJou pi mirrierl in Elko. Nev., Oriolr
11, ie.1T. J. C. ONeill, atiornry for
nUlntiff.
Juitlre l our I
Sylvnlrr Wnorimw trlv.le. riliirn
to fiupuy two white llht on motor
vthlrip. rincil .v.vi.
H. vH eiicr Woodrow Crlyl. No
rlmratitt-a Inmpi. Kincd fa.vi.
Jn BrnM. Untnk in a publlo plact.
rinrrt SIU or A rle.
David l.Mer It bold. Overloaitlni
trtak. rincd 33.
IlrrrrK Drantftl
Jamoi Marnlcci veru Signt A. Marn
Ice.
Zella Marlt Prullt veraui Jamai Bruce
Pruitt. Plainllfrt maiden name, Zella
ftlarie Ritimp, reaiored,
Dorothy M, Puniroy vertui Marlon O.
I'oniro.v. PlalnilfCa mnitlnt name, Dor
ulhy M. Curnilrk. roiurnd.
Jnlm V. Korlln verttm Nell LouUa
Kerlin. PlaintKI'a maiden namo, Nell
Lou ma Larimer, restored.
Cot a Hum versui Frank D. Hum.
Plainiid'a maiden name. Cora Hallett,
icaioied.
Dnroihy Ann Akin venue Clark
C'hauncy Akin.
Kvn M. Hick vartua Rebart Rtrk.
VViiiiam ft. Barfield vertut Vlnlnla
liorrici.i
I. oy t. Andrews veriua Ava Andrews.
K A. Walikanep versus Marie L. Walt-
Knnen.
HanKina versui Marjorle F.
L. c.
Haiiklni.
Ilrlrn
Jriirhke.
M. Wlfa,
f.vn F.
Hclpn
M. Jearhke verstia Albert J.
I'laintirfs maiden nam Helen
restored.
Lyda versus Mlllan M. Lyda.
Srotl varmi Chailar trnll
rmiiHin i maiaen name, iteien Maor,
reiiorcd.
Myrtle Laver veriua Earl N. Laver.
PiainiliTa maiden name Myrtle Hagor
man. restored.
(tthri May Prairie versus Sidney
Prairie.
A lire .lonea vermis Clem R. Jones,
Philnilff'i maiden name, Alice Smith,
rrslored.
Kenneth John Flaier veriui Frankle
A. l1' In nor.
Hrlly t.ea Hempel versus Thomas
lirnro iirtnnel. Plahttlffa maiden name,
lleliy Lea Dally, restored.
LIFE'S Little TROUBLES
icass
-CAN'T SLEEP-
No need lo lie in bed tow-
worry and fret because CON
STIPATION or GAS PRES.
SURE won't let you elei-p. Be
eniiUe net up take a dash of
ADLER-I-KA
a directed, to relieve the prearare
of large intestine on nerves and
organ of the dlcestlve tract. Ad
Ifirlka assists old food wnstea and
Itna through a comfortable bowel
movement so tlmt bowel return
to normal site and the discomforts
of pressure stop. Before you know
It, you sre asleep. Morning finds
you feeling clean refreshed and
reedy for a good day'a work or fun.
Oil AdUtlht tnm fur drmitllt t.rfo.
Laa Hendricks, Druggist.
Before you buy a winter coat, be sure to keep in mind
That Penney coats have quality of very special kind:
Fine lines and careful tailoring, and fabrics good as gold,
To give you endless happy wear, and keep you safe fromTcoldJ
Pll
STYLED FOR MANY TOMORROWS f t Wfi (
' 'H "11. l i It M l isi 1
TEEN-AGE COAT HITS GIRLS' COAT VALUES LADIES' COATS - J! ' V ( if '
W ,8' ' 24" Mi-M - ,
Crown-tip styles with a Worm, long - wearing In tune with the times, meticulously ' I '
w.lunf Chesterfields, boy cools, tailored Chesterfields ond boy coats V 'J ' I h i 4 ' , $Fr4l &
gay, young a,r. Velvet- J 0, cloud-soft woolens in vibrant new 1 h , M
cert collared Chester- K . ' . . colors. Dressmaker detailed with i ! i' f- V ; rifjs f
f.eld, roofers and bov or Br'9ht ",ors velveteen flashes, gently rounded iST. M ff U 0,'"J .j-i
f.elds, reefers and boy ond sof, mixtures. 7 to lopel$ eye-cotching buttons. Warmly (fi I Jj . V ,
coats of warm woolens, 14. interlined for added cold weather jffiSfc'?JJ I Ji-W, ' ,y'Mi'"l
fleecy mixtures. aicowo rtoo protection. Sizes ,12 to 20. .a. V"V ' " !'5v
Tailored or Soft Line NVfV59' I 1 - S" ' ' kjy , f inli ' 1
77 ' RAYON BLOUSES 'i '
Aw
HIGH STYLES AT LOW PRICES
Figure magic, Hiiiracle priced frock
with un pressed plcal, gently shirred
midriffs, arrow-etraight button-front.
The portrait neckline are outlined with
aoft, ruffles, dainty self-ruchlng. of AND $5 90
.chalky-smooth rayon sheers. 12 to. 20.
Reg. U.S. fit. Off.
Man - tcilored classics
with long or short
sleeves. Sissy frilled or
bow-tie designs.
Very Colorful and Warm
SWEATERS
098
and 4.8B
Favorite cardigans and
s I i p o n s of kitten-soft
wool in gay pastels and
fall colors.
Classic Wardrobe Mixers
SPORT JACKETS
790
Herringbones, bright
toned solids of firm,
long -wearing woolens.
Dream tailoring!
Cut for Grace, Comfort
BRIGHT SKIRTS
398
Millinery Magic
298
Berets, off-the-face hats.
Quilled and veiled.
Ladies' Leather Handbags
Spacious carry-alls in dressy or cas
ual models. Black and colors.
Furry Bear-paw Mittens
3
Kur fabric mittens in brown and
white, or brown and tan.
SECOND FLOOR
Dresses
Austelle
790
Corduroy
W00U
Silk Jersoys
Alpacat
StCONt) ri.ooa
Madge Davis
Dresses
All-round or 'box pleats,
gored and trouser
stitched. Soft .wools and
mixtures,
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS
Slipover or cardigan styles, In pastel shades. y Oft
Fine or heavy knit JhtTfO
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS
Plaids and plain colors in a choice 1 QQ AA 9 00.
of gore or pleat styles
SKUOND FLOOR
CLEARANCE
MEN'S COAT SWEATERS
Many colors, most all sires, all wool.
REDUCED to
MAIN FLOOR
MEN'S SPORT COATS
A group of tans and blues reduced to clear.
Sires 34 to 38
MAIN FLOOR
PENCO SANITARY NAPKINS
Moisture proof back for added protection.
Reduced to
MAIN FLOOR
2.77
6.00
15c
MEN'S PANTS REDUCED!
Priced as marked .
for work or for dress.
MAIN FLOOR
Odd sizes.
MEN'S WATER REPELLENT JACKETS
Button front, two slash pockets. Odd sizes.
REDUCED to
MAIN FLOOR
4.77
BOYS' WATER REPELLENT COATS
Finger tip length coats with button closing.
REDUCED to
MAIN FLOOR
BOYS' PANTS REDUCED!
Blue and tan cotton twill.
Only ;
DOWNSTAIRS
BABIES' SAQUES REDUCED!
Cotton rayon material, stamped for ; ;'
embroidering ...' ..:;..........
6.77
50c
35c