HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE Vj
1 rnt,illi Tho Klnmiilli 1
!;.. firauon Sllitii college ex-
T'. . ..i'llO Blllff Will lUIIVU
& ii'mrnlim. December 11,
X'urviillix i
.Those planning to attend
' a Henderson, county
L ni'iirm' Peters, county 411
f;.?,!,i: "ilM. Wlnnlfred K.
', ho ni denionsliallon
'..i j. It. Mcuamuricige,
lint coun'y agent.
J,,iCllon PFC Dclolt Duff.
If Mr. Cicoigc L. Duff, 040
Zolt, WHS WOUIKICCI 111 OCT-
SeineniiMT lu fc .
lontrnl I'uclflc as previously
I In both Belgium and Eng-
I for Ulr pteii
1 from the wnr department
r. ur nHvlfterl hU
y that ho line) returned to
n.
I ntliiiil SKit. Rriii-o
4cr U. o. army curpn, m u
id here Simdiiy to spend tho
Iwilli friends en route to
k Barbara, Calif., where ho
Impend tliree weeks t n re
Ibullon center. Decker, for.
i employe of Swnn Lake
ding li" completed his mis
I an a turret gunner and be
returning bero spent a time
flvcrpool nt a rent camp,
j Klimath FellsDr. James
ttr, field representative lor
T ' ...... rn,itir,l rf r,ht,l',l.H
flw 111 Klnmiith Fulls Janu-
IB-U Inclusive unci will
lnr ninnv Klnmntll nruiini-
Eis, Civic groups who desire
kurc the services of Ur, Mil
Eould notify Mrs, Wlnnlfred
Siilcn county homo demon-
in agent, at once.
Vlsitlna MNul .1 t n I .
Htewurl, accompanied hv his
wife, the former June King of
tills City. Is llOllie vlsilinif frlnnrl
md reliitlves Including Mrs.
Stewart's mother, Mrs. Myra
iv,nK ui iiiiiniiin runs, sicwarl
Is stationed lit the Presidio, San
Francisco.
lend Rally The Shasta
Ml tludcnts have purchased
Fin slumps and 22 in war
is since the 6th War Loan
fiidcr way, It was announced
ly. on Monday mere was a
rsiiy ai me scnooi wuu
Don Kndlcoll of the Ma-
Barracks and Mrs. Phyllis
Islcy appearing on tnc pro
's Alarms The city fire
s were called out twice
day afternoon, once at 1:55
ic Union Service station at
nd Conger where oil was
burning, and again at 4:37
. to the Palace Market, 524
i. when nn overheated mo-
as reported smoking. There
no damage reported at
ir time.
town to Oakland Gordon
It, U. S. navy, son of Post
itr Fred Pcnte of Lokevlew
nephew of Dr. Leslie W.
f of this city, bus been flown
new tinmen to an Oak und
hospital where he Is bcina
tea lor wounds received
! on duly In tho South Pa-
on a transport.
Suncil Me.tt The Kla
jCounty Council of Parents
JTcachcrs met Monday in tho
-ross rooms ana Harold
rlckson, county juvenile of-
spoke on a proposed Juvcn-
tirogrnm for the county,
t Padgett reported on lcnis-
r: plans for tho future as
would affect the school pro-
Rtcoverlna Mrs. Knui.no
Schnfer, 20U7 Waiitland, under
went siiruiiry raonday at Klam
uth Valley hospital and Is re
ported duing nicely. Her daugh
ter Itlln, teacher In tho Salinas
high school, is expected home
for several weeks due to her
mother's illness,
PrOctOr Kami A tf f
Prnrtf)IV Hon of M, nn.l M A
G. Proctor of the Audlcy apart-
m-uis, in spending one week In
Klamath Kalis with his parents.
He will leave next Monday and
r. irti.pl ..I r'l.i ! . V .
... wiiiuuko. i-rocior nas
been slalloned at Iowa City, la.,
attending pre-fllght school.
To Loi Angelas Pvt. and
Mrs. Alexander Luft left WpH.
nesday for Los Angeles after
spending ins furlough here with
her mother, Mrs, Nina Currier,
112 S. Uth.
From Marrlll Harold West,
engineer for the fish and wild
life service, was In Klamath
falls Thursday on business.
Royal Arch Mooti A special
meeting of Klnmnth chapter No.
38, Royal Arch Masons, will be
held Saturday. Dni-nmlw..- n
starting at 6 p. m., for purpose
' "ikiuu worn, aii companions
arc invited.
Returns to Lakaviaw Maxlnc
Calderwood has returned to her
home in Lukcvlcw after spend
ing about two weeks here re
ceiving medical attention.
Like to help run
trains at $220
base pay?
Work for a company whosa
blggeit Job la still ahaad
This Is a job for a man who
wants not only good pay, but
really interesting work ... for
a man who's sincere and rell
able. The job: Brakcman with
S.P. No experience needed to
start; wo train you In short or
der. You help operate trains
. . . make a teom with the Con
ductor and Engineer. You get
around, keep the war trains
rolling through. You work with
a company whosa blggeit war
job is still ahaad carrying the
tremendous war load for the
stepped-up push against Japan.
Frankly this is a job that gets
In your blood . . , makes you
feel that railroading is different
from anything else. Fine pen
sion plan. Railroad pass privil
eges. Medical service. Good
people to work with. Investi
gate today. Student switchman
(to switch cars) nasdad also.
$220 per month after short
training.
Sea or wrlta Trainmaster,
S. P. Station, Klamath Falls,
or your nearest S. P. Agent.
Sha'a Walking on Air.'. .
tyjdttM' 'diamond rino
It's a wonderful fooling . . . looking down at
Your "third linger -left hand" seeing that
exquisite diamond ring that tells you so
much. Everything about your Multi-Facet
Diamond Ring is special - from the special
way the 40 extra lacets are cut (giving you
added brilliance)-to the specially designed
mountings that set oil your diamond so
beautifully. Be sure it's a Multi-Facet Dia
mond Ring and you too, wilt walk on
clouds from $75.
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inrnvH hr l.hnr.Crr
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" help to prtvnnt chin.
piny.
Available at
iickys Jewelers
1 Main St. Phone 31S1
Van Ordan Speaks Lt. Col.
George O, Van Orilcn sooke to
the Elks lodge last night on the
occasion of the Elks observance
of Peurl lluibor anniversary.
The commanding officer of the
Marine Hurracks gave personal
leiuiiiiscences or experiences In
the Pacific combat area, and
showed tlm I'!IIm t, .In,, rim. hn
had taken as a souvenir. Ho
reau tno Jupanexu declaration
of war on the United States
from a 11 II II I. V lin lit.rl tulnn
from a dead Jap on Guam.
Attention Waltonians The
annual let.toeotlmr F thn V lam.
nth Modoc chapter of the Izuac
Walton League of America will
be held Friday, December 15,
at 7 p. m., at the Wlnema hotel
instead of the Wlllard as was
previously announced in tho
bulletin. A big duck and goose
dinner will be served and all
members are urged to attend,
Degree of Honor Degree of
Honor will hold Its regular
meeting on Monday, December
II, at 8 p. m. at the KG hall.
There will be nomination and
election of officers, as well us
a gift exchunge, and gifts uru
not to exceed $1 in price. Re
freshment chairman Is Carol
Peterson,
Pythian Bisters Wlnema
temple, Pythian Sisters, will
hold Its regular meeting ut 7:30
p. m. tonight (Friday) at the
library club rooms. There will
be election of offerers.
' To Meat The Henley home
extension unit will hold a spe
cial meeting at the home of
Mrs. Earl Mack on Spring Lake
road, Tuesday, December 12, at
10:30 a. m. Rolls and sweet
breads will be demonstrated by
Mrs. Elton Flshbaek and Mrs.
Wallace Thompson. All mem
bers and their friends arc welcome.
Potluck Dinner The Span
ish American veterans and their
auxiliary will have a potluck
dinner on Sunday, December
10, at 1:30 p. m at the KC
hall. Members and friends of
the organization are urged to
attend.
Correction in reporting the
Fairview school war stamp sale
for this 'week, the sale was in
correctly credited to Fairhaven
instead of Fairview. The amount
of the sale was $715.25, includ
ing bonds.
first grade at Fremont in the
absence of Mrs. Don Fisher who
is reported recovering satisfac
torily at Klamath Valley hospi
tal from a hip injury.
Social Club To Entertain
The Hcbckah social club will be
hostesses to the Past Noble
Grand club of Prosperity Re
bekah lodge Wednesday, Decem
ber 13, in the lOOF hall. There
will be a carry-in luncheon at
1 o'clock, and this will be fol
lowed by the annual Christmas
party and gift exchange, Arloa
Andrus is chairman of the com
mittee for the afternoon.
Substituting; Mrs. Bculah
I Golden is substituting at the
Theta Rho Theta Rho will
meet Monday, December 11, at
I.iiu y, ill. ill mc iwr nail lui
a regular business meeting and
election of officers. Plans will
be made for the Christmas party
and all members are urged to attend.
Schilling
Mustard
for smooth flavor
and tangyzest-Ci
j
When you're buying gifts for boys
(Even if you can't get toys!)
Choose ties, sweaters, shirts or slacks,
Shop at Penney's and relax!
JR. BOYS' JIMMIES
1.98
Made for hard wear. Two large,
pockets. Blue or brown. Sizes 4 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' FINGER-TIP COATS
6.75
Part wool revcrsiblcs, for dress or rain
coat. Slash pockets. Fly front. Well
tailored. Rich colors. Sizes 10 to 18.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' DRESS SHOES
3.49
j For school wear or dress occas
ions. miDDcr soie ana neei io in
sure good wear, with leather up
pers. DOWNSTAIRS
Boys'
Two-Tone Sweaters
3.98
All wool, Iwo-tone or plain colors.
Several 'different .weaves. Choice
of colors. Button front. Sizes 8
to 18.
DOWNSTAIRS .....
Jr. Boys' Hockey Caps
49c
Stocking caps of 18 wool, 84
cotton. Comfortable and warm.
DOWNSTAIRS
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BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
2.49
Heavy duty school or work ' shoe.
Brown retan leather upper with
cord sole and heel.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' DRESS HATS
98c
100 wool felt hats, grosgraln ribbon
trim. Blue, brown, grey and tan. .
Others with rayon lining ................... .1.43
DOWNSTAIRS .
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BOYS' CORDUROY SUITS
5.90
iwo-tone corduro'y suits.
Wool tweed sleeves and back :
with cord front. Smart fitting
jimmy pants. Brown and
blue. Sizes 3 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' POPLIN
3.98
JACKETS
Boys' Dress Oxfords
3.49
A dress-up shoe that can really
stand hard wear. Scuffless toe.
Leather soles and rubber heels.
DOWNSTAIRS
Just the coat for this time of year ...
water repellent, wind resistant, zipper
fastener, plaid cotton lining. Sizes small,
medium, large.
DOWNSTAIRS '
Juvenile Poplin Jacket
2.98 ,
Shoulder straps and slash pockets. Army
air force insignia on sleeve and front.
Water repellent. Sizes 6 to 10.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' PLAID JACKETS
3.98
All wool, heavy weight, button front
with slash pockets. Rich blue, green,
brown and red. Sizes 8 to 18.
DOWNSTAIRS ,. . ;'' '
SHEEP LINED JACKET
8.90
Sheep lined, water repellent. Has knit
storm wristlet. Four large roomy pock
ets. Sport style.
DOWNSTAIRS
SHEEP LINED JACKET
7.90
Sheep lined with fur collar. Water re
pellent, knit storm wristlet. Four large
roomy pockets. Sport style.
DOWNSTAIRS
Boys' Trentwood Suits
12.75
The ideal Christmas gift! All wool,
tweed or hard finish fabric. Three
button front. Herringbone and
plaid patterns. Rich blues and
browns. Sizes 10' to 18. y
DOWNSTAKtS
BOYS' TWEED SPORT
COAT
8.90
All wool. Well tailored, in
tan and blue shades. Her
ringbone patterns. Sizes 8 to ' v
18. . .
. DOWNSTAIRS
DRESS PANTS
4.98
Part wool gabardines', bed
ford cords and twills. - All
long, wearing weaves.. Rich
shades of blue and brown.
Sizes 6 to 18.
DOWNSTADtS ' ' '
KiS v.
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JR. BOYS' TWO-TONE
JACKET
5.90
Plaid front with plain sleeves and
back. Part wool. Well tailored.
Just the thing for that extra pair
of trousers. Sizes '4 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
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