Herald and news., October 24, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

rTiTby Denlli Mrs.
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NAPKINS
Jcifio Coast Paper Mills
ItlNnkHiM, Wthlnton
Manuaciurrrt of
D Toilet Tissue
b
Special Mootlna A nnn-lnl
niriitiiw will lio held tunlulit
iiml i nrrlvri Wiiniiuy
11",bl' tin I '' S""
ltftf'ivi word
(TuoMliiy) lit H o'clock nl Li'Kkim
Mull, Hlkl mi 1-,1'KloiinnlifK, civ
lix'ini'ii mid lliu public me urged
In iiltcnd. 'J he right unci bene
Ills of M'rvk'a men and women
will 1)0 discussed by jjtulo Coin-iiiiindi-r
I'cmi Crum, mid tit I k s
will ulso bo itlvcn by Frit. NIs
son, statu ndlutuiit; Juno Vulliint,
niitloniil Hold Bccrelary of the
Amciicun Legion, awl Uob Ull
lord, stato scrvlco officer. A
mrcllnu was held at the Murine
Barracks at 1:30 o'clock tills
afternoon.
1 jnHi of t "-"'r ,m"V,'
' 7 . .mi mid ilmilfl'lfr.
,u.-.t tv.ctfK Whiff
PTA Braaktail A PTA rnf
(rr nnd rlnuuliiiut brrnkfusl for
nwlhnra of Fremont students
will be served Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the home of
the president, Mis. Henry Ger
ber, :mt IIIkIi. There will be a
Ift-ucnl cluirKc, proceeds to bo
placed in the Fremont PTA
treasury. At the October meet.
InM of I lie Fremont group, It was
voted to sponsor youth (roups
and to assist in locating leaders
for llirsc organizations.
Visiting HoraMrs. W. S. Us-
(no mirl her nlflf-r. Mm .tun lln.
2"
Avllla were visitors In Klamath
runs over ino wcoKcna, iittenn
lug the memorial services of
their cousin, Hubert Taber Les
lie, who was killed in action re
cently. Their home is in Klam
ath River. Calif.
Naw Home Mr. and Mrs. S.
W. (Ted) liuttler have purchased
a new home at 3i;t Martin. But
tier's sister, Mrs. Harvey G. Con
ner, whose husband Is in the
service In Hawaii, and her two
children, will make their home
with the lliilllcrs.
Ipkgs. 39c
M-D
ANITARY
Visit In DorrlB TS(tt. and
Mrs. Jack G. Ferguson left Mon.
day for Lincoln, Neb., afler a
short visit at the homo of Mrs.
Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chillies t. Owen, in Dorris.
Bt. Paul's Guild On Thurs.
day October 20, the St. Paul's
Guild will meet at the hnine of
Mrs. L. S. Tyrrell, 303 Pacific
Terrace at I p. in., for a barbecue
politick luncheon.
LIFE'S Little TROUBLES
-CAN'T SLEEP-
No need lo lie In bed tow
worry nd fret becuo CON
STIPATION or GAS PRES.
SURI-; won't let you tleep. Be
cnilble r.et up caktt duh of
ADLER-I-KA
Hirettrd, to relieve the prcwure
of Urge intetmc on nervet nd
or j;an of the liifieirive tract. Ad
lerikA otiu old food waste and
git through a comfortable bowel
movement to that bowel return
to normal lire and the discomfort
of prflftsiire nop. Before you know
it, you are asleep. Morning finds
you feeling clean refreshed and
redy for a Rood day'a work or fun.
La Hendricks. Druggist.
Why Does the
Church Exist?
JT m'n' lh church Is Just inothtr of tht hundrtdi
Jimtlltutloni in the world. Moit men tacognlu it, how.
' o.ina an Institution far (ha hall.rmant of hu-
Su, k,1lh PhvlcHy and iplrltually. Bui how many
- ana give du cr.dit for ill work which Is
DOItl IM nJ .1 !... ... . i, . u
kn A Miwiiiiiyr 1101 only am 11 ivbi.ii mwii
now God and how to bo sav.d. but it ttachoa ui how
nspplly lhl, pr,nl worid.
THE CHURCH IS A LIGHT.
uu ,ald' "Y lh "aht of in. world. A city nt
I. ?" no1 b' hd. Nelthar do man light a lamp and
it undor U...1..1 u... .. . . j . j i. .Li .u
lo ill l "Monoi, dhi on ma sianaj ana ii .nin.iii
""" In the house. Evan so lot vout lioht shin
mni that thoy may your g0od works, and
"r your rather who Is In haavon." Matt. SilB, 17.
I 13 THE PILLAH AND GROUND OF THE TRUTH.
Paul. ih. . .i .. ... . .
fihi At -hw wroio, , , . ina nous o: uoa, wnicn
I ltu?hr '. ",0 ,ivin9 God h P"lBr Bnd S'ound of
i urn. 3:14.)
Imi I,,pon,iblll,V- of preaching lha gospal and Uaeh-
it-i, .. "r ma way oi salvation rasti upon ma
lis ,1! "" ''"'I'ution eomposod of savad Individual!
lh. T "" c'""'ch lhoro wol t nona lo loach lha Way
lorn. k. ... ,houl "" "chlnns of tha Bible men would
1 m bMlll. lollish and
fALLYMlNri 0nOANIZATION WHERE THE SPIRI.
1 U W1T" ANOTHER AND WITH THE LORD.
t cpii.i',, , n bl"'lng and a greai lourco of strength
lllin. r. """oclntod wllh lhoso who ara trying lo do
!lch iha i . nro "vl"S to build un lha Cause for
"fntlnuoii ., rV, 1'h church of tha first eantury
T' In lh h i 7"' ln "' ?' ochinq and fallow-
J, n3 oi oroad and Iho prayora." (Aeu zi4i.)
ic0tC,ndJl,,l1 '"vilnllon Is oxlanded to all lo attend our
RAYMOND I, GIBBS, Evangelist.
PHURCH OF CHRIST
MQi Wanlland Ava.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
HERALD AND
Thomas Dewey Sets
Talk For Tonight
Political broadcasts scheduled
from Ihe next two dny Include
an address by Thomas Dewey
tonight, Tuesday, at 7:30 o'clock
over NHC and Blua network.
At 0:45 p. m. over KFJI the
Democratic National committee
will sponsor a lS-mlnute broad
cant, the speaker not yet an
nounced. Wednesday's broadcasts In
clude a republican State Cen
. n i
ot
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ARMY AND NAVY GLOVES
100 wool lining. Leather faced with wool back.
A warm driving glove. . q
Slics 8 lo 10H, le 7
MAIN FLOOR
MEN'S SWEATER VESTS
100 wool sweater vests, button style, Excellent
extra warmth for under suit or coat
wearing. Sizes 36 to 46.
MAIN FLOOR
$3.49
BOY SCOUT PANTS
Juat arrived Boy Scout pants'.
Sizes 24 ,to 32.
DOWNBTAiaS
SPORT COATS
All wool tweeds, blue or brown.
Sizes 8 to 18.
DOWNSTAIF.3
$3.75
$8.90
BOYS' JUNIOR LONGIES
Bouldcrcord, hard finish, all cotton, vat
washable longics. Sanforized. Solid colors, t
blue and green. Sizes 2 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
RUFFLING
First in fashion. Colors blue, JR 39c79c
pink, red, white. . V '
HALCONr
Penco Quality Deluxe Sheets
Constructed for exceptionally long wear and last
ing comfort, Mado from selected ' long 1'AO
fibre -American cotton. 81x108. Ea. '
PILLOWCASES
On sale 37c
Wednesday morning. Ea. "w
NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
tral committco talk at 1:19 p. m..
Rupert Hughes speaking for the
Republican National committee,
10- p. m.i California Dewey
Bricknir committee, 10:15, all
over Kt'Jl.
Classifier) A -In Brine Roaulta.
mill
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Tor Dross-Up or Play
GIRL'S COAT5
Bright loncd fleeces, soft
mixtures for good looks. .
Velveteen etched Ches
terfields, princess lines.
10-90
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4-H Club Potato
Exhibit Slated
The 4-H club potato exhibit
will be held Saturday with the
exhibits on display at Murphy's
Seed store. Fifteen boy are en
rolled In the project which has
a required minimum of one
acre.
The judging will bo done by
Henry Scmon, president of the
Potato Growers association, ac
cording to uniformity of size
and shape and how free the
1 jM !y jr- sapstyy
There's exciting news in every one
of these bewitching hots . . draped
high over your forehead, molded
to hug the bock of your head or
gracefully swept to one side. Town
black ond costume colors in honey
soft felts, brightly quilled, mistily
veiled, enchantingly bow-trimmed.
Off - to - one - side berets, clear
browed pompadours, dramatic buc
caneer hats, diminutive calots,
high-riding crowns.
2.98
vn , bis w
VW S collar models of hardy, colorful .YU
J ff :f4 V&r I woolons in solit
fflnXA CLASSIC OR
! i. i N N bow-tie and jewelry neckline 0.98
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spuds are from roughness and
disease. A prize has been of
fered through the fair board
which includes war bonds and
stamps. All exhibits should be
ready by Wednesday noon.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
your WARDROBE
with Casual Separates
SPORT JACKETS
Smart cardigans, classic notched
collar models of hardy, colorful
woolons in solids and mixtures.
DAY-TIME BLOUSES
Long or short sleeve casuals,
bow-tie and jewelry neckline
styles for dross. White or pastel
rayon.
COLORFUL,
ACTION - CUT SKIRTS
All-round or box pleats fore and
att. Gored or stitched styles. Of
wool or mixtures in solid colors.
CLOUD-SOFT
WOOL SWEATERS
Grosgrain bound cardigans and
sllpons of warm, bright-toned
wool. Crew neck, p u s h - U p
sleeves.
MAN TAILORED