Herald and news., October 27, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

27, 1944
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C AH"'" 1,1,(1 "l"u'r
2;b orchard. Allien,
return to Sun I'l'iinclscu
-cckfiid.
It Brlolly- LI. and Mrs.
kuc w. Muiitiiim 'i i"";
Bolliwcl l"'lr "lul
f Mr. unci Mrs. .' f. Al.
,f for (liititfr Monday, 'llin
Lnti were on their day to
I Calif.
fikah Lodqe Prosperity
inli lil!0 will meet III the
1 halt. Tliiir.ilay. November
,,. m. Tlu-ri! will be Inltl
f anil nil f ficom should
J formal.'. Frances Munscll
S.irrlrt Esles will servo on
. jVfresluncnt committee.
Ill HoiplUl Nornin Leo, S
MA daughter of Frank Oil
i j.Malin, Is recovering nice-
lajjlilljlcle hospital, fillowliiK
'iiljn received October 10, lit
i time hc suffered n leg
circ.
rrl Kmnl rites for the
f Mrs. Tltomiu II. Young, who
lja Grunts I'axs Wednesday,
llilr hrld Sunday afternoon
d Jot Saturday lis previously
miiicni, memncrs ni iiic mm
; MM.U'rt iririKM Here
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I Jurori Four Klnmnth
C' icn were members of trlnl
drawn to report to Med
ii week for possible duty
ral court. I hey were C. W.
John A. Holm, Walter P.
It, and Davo Llskcy.
i Lako Bldi Sealed bids
kilo lake leased lands nro
King received at the offices
I bureau of reelamiitloii In
Hcrnl hiilllinit, and must
iverrd by II a. in.. Tuesday.
r 31, to bo accepted,
Lodao The I. n v n 1
io( Moose met Friday, Oc-
07 nl fl ... I.. ,1... ftt
v., ,,. u ),. ,,,,, in imj itiwiwa
Ind there will be a regular
Say nlsht parly and dnnce
hall, October 28, begin
t 9 30 p. m.
ary Tsbornscle Anyone
lied In the Brunei of Christ
iroatni-l Calvnrv Tnber.
.'llMWnlir ChriclliiK Vnlll.
tie Horror.
W OrcKon.
Potltlon Mrs. Ann Ed-
fnrninrl.. i
2"t iimner compnny,
l the U. S. postofflco here.
On BusinAII Tlnl.n.l
jwlstnnt state parole offl-
Isiness on
lamalh-E, K. Kerr. Unit.
IPS nnafi.rri.. i i
k-u' " "jsuecior.
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PRINTING
P STATIONERY CO.
1. 9th ri .. . ..
Cattli Show and Salt The
u nn tin I fiiloreiioii Hereford
nliow upenx Hundiiy, October 2I,
nl 10 p, in., nl Hid Kliitiin Hi coun
ty falrKiiiiiiidii. A liiiniiii.t for
cattlu uwiiem unci buyer will bu
belli Sunday evenluK, 7:11(1 p. in.,
ut Out Wlllnrd hotel. On Mon
day, October :ill, startluK at ID
a. in., the 1.1(1 bulls and .to fc
mules consisted to the show
will bo Hold at miction.
To Vcrnonia Mr. M. W.
MeVay, (Overview addilloii, left
Wednesday for Veruonbi, where
ho will vlelt with her non, Kns.
Jack Olln. Ollu was Kradualed
recently from midshipman's
school at Columbia university,
liu in belnu transferred to San
r'runelseo and expeeta lo be sent
overseas noon.
THSS
HIGH SCHOOL
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By JUANITA SHINN
November' 8 is the tentative
date set for the first I'elleana
broadcast. Because of political
canipaliinluK iHinflMmmiM
lime could lu'Jw' : vi?t'j
secured earlier. if.
The Jiliidcnls in
thii radio Knu
llsh class a r e
paired off; each
pair inanaiilnK a
broadcast while
the remainder
of the staff net
as reporters.
'taAii'W x'. ,s
A c a p p c 1 1 a
choir sanu last iiIkIU for nn Elks
meetliiK. Tlierc were approxi
mately 80 voices slniiiiiK. and
they sunn the "Battle llvmn,"
"Orem Day," "All ThrouKli the
Nllilit" and "O Bone .Ie.su." As
nn encore they sani! "Jesus Our
Lord Wc Adore Thee."
It Is Imped that (he Eureka
coach mid some of his team will
be able to speak at the pep as
sembly this afternoon. Tom
Hopkins, left tackle, and Dave
Henthorne, left half, will nlve
short talks regarding the game
tonight.
t
Coach Marble Cook nnd 11
of bis boys will give n demon
stration of plays.
Everyone Is plnnnlng what he
will do with no gas for the long
Chrlslman holiday this year. It
will be a longer vacation this
year than hnx been .cen in ninny
a year. It will begin nn Decem
ber IS and end January 2.
Hani Norland Flro Insurance
Phont 6060,
mm
The firm woman to hold such
job, Miss I.ucllc Lomcn, 2,
formerly of Seattle, Watli., lias
been named law clerk in the
U 8. Supreme Court, serving
In the office of Associate Justice
William O. Douglas at Washing
ton, D. C. I
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
Organization Meet
Set For Classes
A brief organization meeting
for adults Interested in evening I
classes of typing, shorthand or '
office machine oper.-ilion, will :
lie held tonight (Friday) ill room '
lO.'l lit til? high school aj 7:15. '
There will be no lessons at to-'
night's meeting ns it is to be :
purely for registration and or
ganisation, f lass work will be
gin Monday, October 30. To
night's meeting will be over in
time for the football game, it
was leisured. :
Bat, Raymond H. Howard
from Santa Alia, Calif. Here
until November 8.
AS K. L. Borough from Wll
lametto university. Here until
October 20,
Pvt. Lloyd C. R d from
Camp Roberts, Calif. Hero un
til November. 3.
Pvt. Robort Holmts. USMCIl,
ii route to University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley. Hero until
October 31.
AS William L. Bishop from
University of Washington. Hero
until November I.
AS Eugono N. Gandy from
University of Washington. Here
until October 31.
AS Bruct Davis from offi
cers' training school, Willamette
university. Here until October
20.
The above noi'vlco people are
entitled to free passes lo the lo
cal theatres and frco fountain
servlco at Lort River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and R C Woodruff of
the dairy. Pleaso call at The
Herald nnd News offlco (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
Harvest Weather
Cigar today and Saturday.
Lowest at niaht, 35 to 40. No
unusually cold ' weather for
sovaral' davs.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO TAIN . NO HOSPITALIZATION
ttm l.afi of Tim
rrmnnl Kullal
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlrprnl1e I'hrilrlan
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00 cltier MONARCH FOODS-all Int n Codl
ACTUALLYl You save money
by having your rugs and
carpets shampooed regularly
because they last longer!
Raior sharp particles of grit,
deeply embedded in the pile
will cut through the tufts,
unlets removed by shampoo
ing. Vacuum cloanlng alone
Is not enough. Let ui tell
you about our system of xug
and carpet cleaning.
Doremus Rug
and
Furniture Cleaners
2012 Orchard Phone 5875
Old Timo ond Modern
DANCE
SATURDAY
at
Midland Granga Hall
Old Midland Road
Oct. 28
te far J
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DOROTHEA
BUCK
Democratic Candidato For
County Commissioner
la. Ariv. bv nnrnlhe. nnrh
DANCELANP
SIS Klamath Aye.
DANCE
Music By
PAPPY GORDON'S OREOOM HILL BILLIES
SATURDAY NITE
Auspice. V.F.W.
STUDENTS!
Eyes Change
Glasses Don't
Have You
Had a Check-up
Recently?
NO CHARGE FOR
EYE EXAMINATION
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Dr. John T. Monahan, Resident Optometrist
New Roosevelt Club
Under New Management
Featuring the
MELODY TRIO
Frank O'Connoll, piano Lcs Meeler, drums
Haydon Simpson, trombone
(Writer of the now hits "Sweater Girl,"
"Saucer-Eyes," Etc.)
Finest of
CHICKEN & STEAK
DINNERS
Open Every Night
Just over the Oregon California line on the
Tulclake Highway
DORRIS DODSON STYLES FOR JUN
IORS ARE FAMOUS THROUGHOUT
AMERICA!
No budget priced frock enjoys so much
popularity in the younger set on any cam
pus or on the street!
Fashioned of rich luxury soun rayons,
rayon corduroy, knitted wool and rayon,
rabbit's hair, wool rayon, and many other
fashion fabrics, you would expect the
prices to be much higher merely from the
rich fabrics! Stvle details employ much
embroidery work and self ornations of
bows and draped effects. Sizes 7 to 19.
- $10:95 to $14.95
bW ami sural
iiomrrttSL . aqua, , rmtflsu
A Gala Collection of
New :-Forrn a Is
-Now ready for a dramatic holi
day season ' with the grandest
collection of party, frocks .we have
ever offered! Choose yours from
sizes l6 to 44. Be prepared for the
most exciting season yet!
GORGEOUS NETS NETS WITH
JERSEY TAFFETAS and NETS
CREPES VELVET ond NETS
See them in' a grand array of pas
tels, bright tones and black.
$10.95 to $22.50
More Hat For
More Glamour!
Hots are designed for draped elegance this year
s V Top honors 90 10 1
. .N. i?' 7 suavely d r a p e c
the new
d pirate
hats, the high boxy
toques, the oversize be
rets and the new Russian
shako modes.
For afternoon and din
ner the sequin and solid
sequin little hats with
elaborate veil drapes are
the smartest in town!
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ilJ ' See This Grand Array of 1945 Modes I
fPt" . ' Priced From'
SBsit vi..v - $3.98 to $i8