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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1944)
ACE FIVE ; Vlilli Parsnls Mildred Wll-I Hunting W 1 1 b u r Arnold, (Eagles auxiliary will meet In the ModoC Defense Meet Hams, freshman nl the Unlvcr-! former Klamath reildent now upper FOE hall on Friday nights . - ii . i vltatlon extended by the Cham-'hotel Is being planned, her of commerce, It was an-1 Mitchell TilloUon is In charge nounced today by Charles Stark, I of arrangements for the meet chamber secretary. i ing. telopa lies down for defense. In this position, every part of tha. body and legs can ba protected by the long, raDier-like horns. lty of Oreiton. has been horc!llvl8 In Mcdford, wai among j until remodeling of the lower Jiaiu ir rviumuui visiting a few days with ,ler j "weekend hunlcra In thla ice pureiils. Mr. and Mn. Edgar ,, Wllllnmi. ! Auxiliary Membera of the hall It completed, It was an Modoc county defense conn- nounccd Monday Thirty-five Modoc county ci will meet In Klamath Falls ; Buests wm be present, and a 1IE8 DOWN FOR DEFENSE Hans Norland Auto Insurance. Phon 6060. Mi- ond mrs. Clanillii-fl Ads Brinit Results. ' Saturday, November 25. on In- large banquet at the Willard When wounded, the sable an- Otl'l'.-T" iH5 Ivory, Iihvo HV ! . ' Loll''. Van Born. M ' 11 LI'" ' II.. ...Mllf 110 It J1.0 ,,f hoimr I"r c, f w" """J? hi ii r for effio blB? L "conduct. Ills HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SSB1 msam Isl'li i" .ion unit will;' "'SttZZw. November , iWfcJbr Slrwrl addition, lobn Vee":. rT.tinn on the mak-l 'd,?. lioon hv the committee. S&S.TKrd to bring their IT table wrvif. ,.j Mrs. Harold D. P'?hss received word of the r,,ncU,, or "cr husband from ,0tf Ml m-ulcwnl. French ,con(l ?in tionrd In France. Ills XZ ? former Charlotte EVifht and is num... HhWlU on .he Midland, V' o .. i. (..unloved as a . ptrta lhe M'"' aehool. I .nTnnndence committee of the i film campus. Object of the Ijmmitlcc Is to lid oil a scrvico S fdillon of I he Daily Kmcr. "rnipui nrwapapcr. It wl ,ntiln luminary of all the fall rrm cimpuj news. IAUh. Chtpttr - Members of Jnha chnplcr, Order of the Hltrn Stur. will meet In regit ir KUlon Tuesday at 8 I), m. i- the Masonic icnipic. iirciui till b initiation of candidates, fin. Arthur It. Dickson, worthy atron, ntici r.nri nnlrnit Ulll COrdilll Llitlon to all members and biting memoera 10 miciiu. Will Mttt The WCTU will I ... ..on - , Ti,lnv ill i;ta n v - K First Christian church In ' bticment room left of the fciln entrance. Tho change ol me U due to mo lunerm hi In, Margaret Peck, which Is j be held at 2:30 p. m. Friends iirt memDcrs nra tuiumtu iiltd lo attend the meeting. umv Wives of two navy Ltn underwent surgery at Hill- it Iiojd Hal November 7, anti ire now recovering In the same toom. iney arc mrs. isynncy Bulls. 913 Jefferson, wnoso iivik- Kind Is on duty at the Klamath nil a r station, and Mrs. Ar ils Huff, 1U9 Lincoln, whose Jiband is overseas. reotnrlnters Mttt The Klanv h branch of the International i tootprintcrs association, made (. ol law enforcement officials 3d laymen, win meet luesday , illht al the WI-Nn Mn hotel cof-: h shop at 7:30. Lt.-Cnl. George i. van urcicn win be me spcaK- Hlffli Son Mr. and Mrs. libert Faus, 434 Conger, arc i went ol a son. their second Inlld, born November 7. elec- Inn day. nt Hillside. The bov I f u occn named Robert Benja min, raus is Willi tno Lnlllornln I Jttjon Power company. lldlii Aid Tha Klamath blheran Ladies Aid will meet i I uciclav at 2 n. m. in tho church ! Klrnrt with M m n cnii I'd Mrs, Pete Brandsncss as I smieuci. . iAddiorv Board Th Kalvn Wm Army advisnrv hoarrt will , wt Tuesday noon at the Salva- ' army ninlng room, accord- lo Martin Swanson, chair- in. tulaloni Chapttr DBUgh-' j"". mo American Hevolu- Eulnlona cliRpler. will Ji tonight. Monday, at 8, fflock at t,c homc n( Mrs. SlA . , I l0n Jnnn Warren, r; """Kiucr oi Mr. and Mrs. arrcn, route 3 box 1230, TCCOVprlnn .i Tiltiu- i, T m.i;iy I1UI31UU u pi! operation for mas- Ia- She Wfli arlili(Al (rt,.... lulurbin 1. 1 ri.. .... I ,'lNovenber luncheon and wws meeting of the Subur in Leamie invili.... ...in u. .. vniui Will I011QW. AHW IA I l - tutr. ""'K cluo win meet r Mr.. Wilbur Jones, 203 rnniAT. 7 T "morose Keener, EK?1 Whltlock Funeral ovemh.. i, cnt mnor siintery bun.? '.' l 'iiusicle. He is " "nproving. IT- i.. .. '..in wt i n r. Pi-nt, id Nef.rCilsT!nn.nt Tho Herald tw . pck niter a bus F Cold Weather! &U0F0LD "T,.t Helth Underwear . ! of Warmth without Weight. and Long Sleeve Site, 38 to BO 0RWNSTORE V 4. e. mtHHtr ., im. JHp. To keep you snug at play outdoors, And cozy at your winter chores, It's none too early to prepare V With Penney's winter outerwear I Mix Them And Match Them COLORFUL WOOL JACKETS With Piping Soft wool, gaily piped in contesting color "990 along pockets ar.d lopels. Fitted styles, nicely m linod. sw SWING-EASY PLEATED WOOL SKIRTS In favorite colors to go with your jacket and 1 98 blouses, and set off your pretty sweaters. A Plenty of Dleats' al Wear Bright, Glowing SWEATER COLORS Just a joy to wear and own! All pure wool in V398 truly sporty cardigans or slipovers. With im- ji portant little details. "B And BLOUSES To Vary Your Wardrobe Crisp tailored blouses in snowy white or bright colors. Some with goy stitching or embroidery. r HI .1. Vibrant Color In DARBROOK FROCKS 9 Slimly fashioned In Darbrook Fasconne a gleaming embossed rayon crepe that means new loveliness in color! figure-molding lines, soft shirring and glit tering trim for new flattery in this dramatic group of fall fash ions! bicond rtooa Rtductdl Ptnco Sanitary Napkins Fine quality . reduced price! 12 to a box. MAIN ri-OOR Boxes 29c Men' Towneraft Sport Shirts Fine quality rayon and cotton gabardine. Two button down flap pockets. Long sleeves. Blue, burgundy, brown and J QO Small, medium ana large. - MAIN FLOOR tan. Children's Brushed Cotton Mittens Two-tone In white and -red, blue and white, and red and white. Small, ABC medium, large. MAIN FLOOR Men's All Cotton Flannel Shirts Colorful plaids. Two pocket models. EC Slrei 14 to 17. . MAIN FLOOR Thty'rt Haral Talon Zippers All colors and 25C lengths. t.ona.at Lanoths . BALCONT Just Arrlvadl Rtvtex Bridge Table Covers Tailored to fit! Waterproof, crack-proof and washable. Drop sides and tie strings. Red, white and blue; green and 1 JO maroon. balcont Heavy Knit Stocking Caps 65 wool. Water repellent top. For Oflg all ages. Navy, brown, wine. nOWNSTAIRS Cotton Filled Sofa Pillows Striped, with fancy yarn fringed trim. Blue, wine and green combinations. Qfle DOWNSTAIRS 17x17 in. Junior Boys' Finger Tip Coats Cordurov top with heavy poplin revorslble lining. Siies 4 to 10. Navy and , royal blue. B0WNIAIM Rtductdl Wool Batts Comfort slit, 72x90. Made of all terial. Treated for moth protection. DOWNSTAIRS new ma- too Wonderful Wrr.r. Coats Sport coats have new fashion details! Youthful sweetheart lapels, flange fronts to broaden the shoulders and taper the waist, beautiful big buttons all give these coats distinctive trimming of their own. Chesterfields, fitted and boy coats in colorful wool fleeces and suede finishes. ) ' ' V -kjr 1 i- v i fit 1:3 ' i''y ... . jMiJ- V Teeners Cold Weather Coats JP'J Coats cut like mother's with a gay young ail iftw-7vrf! J3t? v Favorite Chesterfields, reefers ond boy coats. f $s t Warm woolens, all interlined. I 1 -YWfLt-t V,f Worm Coat and Ski Pants i If coat bonnets I C5 X f ,Jfryt 6' : 69v y M Snug princess coats, fleece moterial. Sus- pender ski pants with zipper fastener. Fully 4 r.-i' I . sd interlined for coldest weather. 1-3. iawt111" 1 f , RICONO FLOOR i Jt. -i ' Main