HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
With Major Hoop
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MY VJORD, OFFICER WMV, X WAS
HERE, MISTEC ?
TWo CLUB f?
ENTERTAINING THE IDEA OF-
TURIn)D IM (V5 V X
30INSINS THE CLUB OME OF MV ' i
I rhilstma. Mr. unci
11 Roy'j. 1,rVwl"J iLH.Vn
'rtil the r iku'Ik'W, 8S
tnd,nltker will -bo with tlmn.
ftrtKni. I'vlng obtained
C.nrinlloi from EnKlimd for
"VS lil linio with tho
1 ,01S while llvlnil here, him
I SO mixHiuiiH as hull
mKincron ''l""
E".h b,I;'"Y, 1,0
Mr Modal I mid throe
'! I..? cluster.. Dcekor win
1 n Hi oii ' th0 1 11,0 ?' V"
jLlrapnt wiik employed by
1 fffl Moulcll.iK. Decker-.
Sto .ro Mr. mid Mr.. A. K.
gof ScotUe.
Ttm Brooking. Mr. ami
, I M E. Nk'ortomus, well
Swn KI'""1" nplo who left
I , S ort lime "go to reside
Hrnokllllfi. "I-0 '0lldlllK
,.KvlnS ii Klnmntl, Full.
rdmmhternndfnmlly.
",nd Mm. George Brntton Jr.,
it portlnnd. Nlcodemu. was
S the U. 8. National bank
(or number of year, nnd
r( Nlcodemu. was with Ln
iliile'. '
BliUid.y nly Kin. II"
,Mld son of Mr. and Mm, O.
Moll on, xuik uiciiuiu,
iff In the Hillside hos
. and on Moiulny, Novcm
,20 celebrated hi. birthday
nlvermry. A generous eako
ii cut by Billy and .erved to
fend who ctt"c'1 diirhiR the
Jy. Billy underwent urory
fce'ntly.
I HUtorlc.l Society -Tho Klnm
"4 county historical .oclcty will
lt In the chamber of com
Lrce Wcdnesdny, November 22
jBp m. A report will bo made
ft Ccncv. Glenn Duncan con
tralnl early Klnmnllv trappers.
L public l Invited.
luilheran Servlca A Thanks
lng service will bo held at the
Bamalh Lutheran church, Cross
id Crescent, Thursday, Novem-
fcpntij will speok on "Giving
iinw. ine pumic i. coraiat-
invliea.
iiJirtlcts The Rev. F. C. WIs-
ibich announced lliat Thanks
ln Dav services would be
lid it St. Paul's Episcopal
lurch, Thursday at 10 a. m at
Ich lime mere win do ccio-
lion of Holy Communion.
Holiday Vliltor Rltn Schoo-
r, daujnier oi Mr. ana mrs.
igene Schaefor, 2007 Wantliind,
to arrive here for Thnnksp.lv.
w th her parents, from ban-
. Calif. Miss Schacfcr tenches
icmistry and English in the Sa
in high school.
f Expected Hort Mrs. Stuart
uson, (bnrnnra jonnsom, anci
It UiteMn-law, Jnnlco Nelson,
ilm, arc expected ,.erc for the
unkselvlne - holldavs which
ry will soend with Barbara's
Tints, Dr. and Mrs. E, D. John-
fApprtcUtlonMrs. Anne Ma
in, candidate for. tho office of
sly treasurer, expressed apprc
Wllon to thoso who supported
ir In the recent campaign In a
lenient Issued Tuesday, , .
Bun Bond Jim Luis, of the
phemlan club, was one of the
n in the county to buy n
BOO war bond In the 6th War
fan drive,
Isurotry Floyd Hoycz Jr.. 8,
liloquln. Is a natlcnt at Hlll-
e hospital whero he under
nt major surgery November
Leovlno Hv, und Mrs. .1. T
Cuisum anil daughter Catherine
Lee, will leave hero December
1 for Cliiiemonl, Cullf. Hov.
uiisum somu time ago resigned
Ills pastorate at the Inimuiuml
baptist church. Moinbcra of the
congregation will honor the fam
ily with a farewell on Wednes
day evening, November 211, Mr
und Mrs. George l'eturson and
two children will occupy the
Chlsum resldenco ut 1003 Lincoln.
C.r.monlal Hlllah temple
eeremonliil will be held Satur
day, November 2,1, lit Hoseburg,
and all candidates and nnhlm d.
siring transportation arc asked to
contact Floyd Patty, 3121, or
uus Anderson, nr.fi. The largest
class of tlm year, some SO candi
dates, Is expected to bo presented
at this ceremonial.
Improving Grovcr C. Motley,
who has been seriously 111 at
Klomuth Valley hospital, was
sufficiently Improved to be re
turned to his homo on Arthur
street this week.
Recovering Charles Whlse
nant of Everbody's drug, patient
at Klamath Valley hospital, is
recovering from major surgery
following an automobile acci
dent. Ills condition is quite improved.
From Euaent Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur W. Larsen and two sons,
now living in Eugene, visited
hero recently with Mrs. Lorscn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ab
bey of Lincoln street. .
On Loav. Mlkio J. O'Con
nor, MM 1c of the U. S. navy,
Is homo on leave after spending
28 months In tho South Pacific.
He will be at his home In Mer
rill until December 14.
Dsughttr Born Lt. and Mrs.
M. D. Burchficld of tho Klanv
nth naval air station arc parents
of a daughter born November
20 at Klamath Valley hospital'
The child weighed 6 pounds 6!
ounces.
Leave Hospital Mrs. Keith
Fields and twin daughters, left
Klamath Valley hospital Tuesday
for their home, 2803 Wiord,
Operation Will Orso, 12, son
of E. B. Orso of route 3, under
went major surgery at Hillside
hospital November 16.
Bnikotbol! Ticket. Tickets
for the Leatherneck-Oregon bas
ketball game to be held Friday.'
at KUI1S arc on sale at the USO,
Castleberry's Drug, and the
CAiricn it -ruia s7
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INTELLECTUAL FRIENDS ADVISED
fv& THE OVAJLS WERE A
CULTURED GROUP OF SCHOLARS,
CWOtsirMO iim MI UlCsHl Ut- I H&
LANP OF WISDOftA .' - VJHAT
A NARRDnM ESCAPE FOR ME.'
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Klamath Billiards. Tho game
starts at 8 p. m and tickets will
be on sale at the door.
Special Servic Zlon Luther
an church, 1025 High, will hold
special Thanksgiving Day ser
vices Thursday at 10:30 a. m.
The public is cordially Invited
to attend,
' card Party Tho Women of
tho Moose will sponsor a third
of a 'scries of public card parties
Friday at 2 p. m. In the Moose
hall.
Warrants R.ady ; Election
warrants and warrants for the
polling places are ready, and
may be obtained by calling for
them at the county clerk's office.
' Pythian 8iir Wlnema tem
ple No. 70, Pythian Sisters, will
nave a special meeting on Fri
day evening at 7:30 for initiation.
Officers are asked to wear for
mals. ., . ,
TO ASK DDT RELEASE
CORVALLIS. Nov. 22 lR
Dr. Don C. Mote, head of the
entomology department at Ore
gon State college, will attend
a December 0 meeting in Wash
ington, D. C, on possible re
lease of PDT, new insecticide,
for" civilian use.
He will describe use of the
Insecticide on 250 acres of Mult
nomah county raspberries last
spring.
Grandma Switches Millions of Mothers To
Her Idea of Mutton Suet and Medication
"Old Rolliblt" For Rolltvlnf Chart Celda' Muiel Tiihtntu Coughing,
Naunlflc and Rhtumallc Pain, Chappad Lip's and Nostrils, Sim
ple Brulsas ana Jpraini ana Many urntr noma uus.
Grandma was a great one for
"rubbing" tho miseries of chest
colds and ninny othor simple pains
and aches of her family. Tho rub
she used was medicated in her own
way but sho Insisted that it contain
mutton suet. Sho liked the way
mutton suot disappeared as itj
helped carry medication to nerve
ends In the skin to relieve pain.
Today science has modernized
Grandma's old-tlmo pain relief
principle to bring you Penetro, tho
snlvc with a baso thot contains old
fashioned mutton suet plus 5 nc
tlvo Ingredients. Now mothers ev
erywhere are praising this newer
rxllir nnd thnnkimr Grandma for
her Idoa that is switching habits of
long standing. During tnis sea
mn nf colds. Penetro Is so helnful
In casing chest muscle tightness,
soothing chest rawness, loosening
phlegm and relieving coughs.
Rubbed on chest, throat, back it
melts instantly, quickly vanishes
to act 3 ways (1) To relieve pain
at nerve ends in skin. (2) To ease
chest muscle tightness by counter
irritation. (3) To soothe irritated
breath passages through inhaled
aromatic vapors.
Many households call Penetro a
real friend in so many other ways,
too a. it eases neuralgic and rheu
matic pain, takes sting from
chapped lips and nostrils, acts as
soothing dressing for bruises, mi
nor cuts. No wonder mothers today
are praising Penetro and druggists
everywhere are recommending it.
So clean, so white, so easy-to-use
and such a comfort-bringer for so
many simple every day home needs.
Do as millions are doing today
get your jar of economical Penetro.
SERVICES SLATED
The annual Union Thanksgiv
ing service, under the auspices
of the Klamath Ministerial asso
ciation, will be held at the First
Christian church. Ninth and
Pine, Thanksgiving morning,
Thursday, November 23, at 10:30.
A. L, Dwight, pastor of the
First Covenant church will
speak on the theme, "Heartbeats
of Gratitude." Phyllis Hutchins
will sing, "He Shall Feed His
Flock," from the "Messiah."
The program further is as fol
lows: Invocation, Hugh T. Mitchel
more of the Altamont Presbyter
ian church.
Congregational singing and
the Presidential Proclamation,
Howard Hutchins, host pastor.
Scripture reading. Keith
Fields, pastor of the Bible Bap
tist church.
Prayer, Victor Phillips, pastor
of First Methodist church. Rev.
Phillips will outline the Thanks-Riving-to-Christmas
international
Bible reading program.
Benediction, G. W. Geiwitz o
the Church of God.
In tho service, an offering will
be taken for the stricken war
ravished peoples of China.
Every citizen of the commun
ity is urged to attend the union
gathering. The theme is from
tho One Hundredth Psalm, verse
four: "Enter into His gates with
thanksgiving, and into His courts
with praise; be thankful unto
Him, and praise His name."
SORRY. NO CRIME
CANYON CITY, Nov. 22 (P)
Seven women jurors were back
in their kitchens today and very
disappointed in the whole mat
ter. The seven formed the first
all-female grand jury in the
ninth judicial district. But after
they were sworn in, it devel
oped there were no criminal
cases on hand.
WOOL SHIRTS
Plain or Plaids
OREGON WOni.FN STORE
800 Main
Allen Adding Machines
Friden Calculator.
Royal Typewriters
Desks Chairs Files
For those hard-to-get item.
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So. Sth Klamath Falls
MORE TOR BONDS
Our Armed Forces,
advancing on all fronts,
n e e d our support
through the purchase of
War Bonds.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
SCHUSS VINTAGE CO.
822 Main
Vhone 6554
Big Wine
Clearance Sale
Due to Passage of Burke Bill at Last Elec
tion, We Are Forced to Liquidate . Our
Large Stock of Famous Imported and Do
mestic Wines. These Items Are At Cost
and Under So Avail Yourself of the
Opportunity and Buy by the Case.
Stock for the Holidays
and Xmas Gifts
Imported Portuguese Ports
Morgado De Silva
1925 Vintage
Fine Ruby Port
Reg $2.80
No-, cer Sth
Rer case $22.50
This vintage is supreme
Santiago
Portuguese Ruby Port
Per Sth $1.65
Per case $18.00
Duro Port
Per pint ." 95c
Per Vz gal $3.25
Binei Fin Imported Argentine
anariiii
Vermouth. Reg. $2.50. Now
$1.35
Spanish Sherries
Cuvlllo Fine Dry
Marquis De I run Golden
Reg. $2.95
Now $2.35
Per case $26.00
Portuguese
Muscatel
Regular $2.35
Now $165
Per case $18.00
Imported Madeira Wines
From the Isle of Madeira
95c WGal.$3.25 c..',$19.25
This wine is superb Try it!
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Th. fin. wine. ar. .old at price, les. than you pay for
inferior domestic stocks. Buy them by the CASE!
Complete Stock of Champagnes,
Sparkling and Dinner Wines
Main Street Store, 527 Main St., Ph. 3234