Thuriday, January 4, 1943
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREE,
i in vie mnnin in urcciiinitr,
S .044, ' tho Klmniitli pout iittlcc
L :ranwcl('(l muru bimliiit (linn
In liny oilier month in iU
growl ri-ci'lpln for De
cember of Ilia punt yenr totaled
134,318.0(1 compared to Decem
ber of 11143, which allowed u
lotul of $2'I,:MU.7I), ii (lllfiTciico
Of 40.0li:i por cunt or $1)11711.17.
-Tlio yenr lll'H iil.io allowed n
"ualti of $(l(.7o:i.77 ovir I lilil.
Durlim tiio ChrlHlimiH rush,
V 87 additional poslul employe",
both clerk mill currier, wcru
nddcd to Hi" normiil Ktutf, I'oal-
master Burt K, lliiwkliin until
Hint tlin IiiiikIIIiiU ot Clirl.slmuH
mail tills pun yenr win 11 gi
Bintlfl tu.ik, mill could not huvc
been ' curried out suuccti.ifully
without Ilia wholehearted co
operation and diligent work of
the entire post office Muff.
in Klulllon 10 tin) receipt unci
Idlsiwtch of Incoming uud oul-
Uoliif-, mall, tho Klamiith pot
tmice wrote munorouii money
1 . 1 i .. 1 . . . . .
Oiuvrit will ijmiwn, r,,v
glngi certificate, nnd handled
registered mid COD 11111II, llnw
Iklni d (tela rod, Four extra
(truck! wore nlno used this year
(during tho rush period In linn
Idling city mull, while Inst year
r'pnly two nddltlonnl trucks were
neceiiwiry.
.1, Overni'iis mulling In 1044 wns
the grenlest In llio history of
tithe united Sliiles putt office
department, with approximately
184,000,000 pnekuues belnu
mailed oversell. Ilnsed upon
..the act Hint 2(),n(IO,0(IO were
uent "abroad In 1 013. these flit
Mures Indicate an incrense of
" 03,800,000 oversells puckiiges
during the pust your.
During the regular cnlendnr
year .llireo rurnl carrlori deliv
ered mull and gave post office
service over mo mi ion or terri
tory .-'each duv. di'llverliiu null!
no approximately 1430 mall
.Two mounted routes unvo
rvlce throughout the subur
ban aronn, while 14 rvKulnr
carrier delivered mall through-
out the city. Mnll wua (lis-
pawned on live trticK routes to
other coat offices in this vicin
ity during 1044, iluwkius con
cluded. -A Ublo of post office receipts
during the yenr follows:
Klamaltt I.!.!!,,. fitlpt.
January .iH.m31w tn.SM.ls
febriurr I3..174 31 iliutoo
March . . I4.47U 31 I j,.ul ihi
foll tjwarler U.7IJ.M OJJa.
April I7.115T
Nir iti.sauMi la.oaami
iuiw ' W.ivi n7 , u.lim.w
Tout Quarter ... 3I.H7 U 37,013. u
JUljr :ji. . ITJM.DT IJ.4I.1SI
Auguit 1 .- m.a.niia4 n.nuun
bpumlMr iii.iuuu j,iun:ia
Total Quarter .aTo.lo jn.luj.ir
October 31. 34 14.1MJ4
Novambor IUJ07.TT I3.au is
btrimMr 34JIS ua 4,aiu.7U
Total Quarter 75. 1.M m al.lui'Jl
Kuril' Toul ..imm.a iim.ojjTio
Christmas Buying
Of Bonds Adds to
Lake County Sales
f LAKEVIEW The buying of
Ibonds for Christmus added mu-
(tcrlally to tho total of bonds
Isold during the Utli War Loan
Jdrivo and with but a few more
Ways to go during tho drive, tho
US oontl quotu mis ucen over
bubscrlbed by $(11)02.5(1, and the
bounty quota ot $400,000 lias
ftioen .ovcr-suoscnuea oy
53.00.
- The Palsloy district mndo the
lUtstandlng record In this drive
iy attaining 234 per cent of Its
uota.
All i Lnko county pays trlb
ite to Mrs. Helen Kolty and
Dier hcadquiirters stiiff, which
ncludcd Mrs, Ethel Clark and
ri. Myrtlo Stephenson, who
evoted weeks of full tinia
ork to help make this drive
he success thut It was.
.Lakeview Merchants
.Report Good Business
I LAKEVIEW Business tins
kbeen '. exceptionally good In
lLnkeview during this year's
Christmas buying, prominent
Inerchants reported.
I, The majority of tho mer
chants claim that if thoy had
ixsen able to not moro mcrclinn-
use, Business could hnvo been
ven, better.
Times hnvo been nulto Hood
n the Laknviow area durinit
the past year. Farmers ami
stockmen for tho most part hnd
Hood o crops and prices woro
Konerally h I g Ii. Wages, too,
(were , good and thcro was no
ack of Jobs.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Msnrns T. Catoi, president of
Iho national Junior chamber of
commerce, who will sptak at
th local Jaycte founders' ban
quet to be held at the Wlllard
hotel Saturday evening.
Shasta View
Dick Meadows of Brookings,
Ore., spent tliu hollduys lieru
with Ins daughter lliizcl. Mea
dows formerly resided hero on
Kmie street initl his diiughtcr
pliiiis to Join Mini as soon as
kliunnlli high school dismisses In
Urn spring.
Mrs. Hubert Hawkins and In
fant sou arc lit home on 1244
llomediile.
The I.loyd Bnscy fuinlly who
soltl their Ii 0 in e on Uomvdiilo
have moved to the rnnch they
bought neur Ccdiirvillc, Calif.
Orvul Swindler, young son of
Joo Swindler, received emer
ilency treatment at a doctor's of
fice Wednesday when he fell on
a spike which penetrated his
knee.
Mrs. Lena Cain tins returned
from Portland after spending the
past four months there. She was
under u doelor's cure there mid
spent Iho lust month as u guest
ot Urn W. A. Dflzell home.
Mr, and Mrs, Louis Christian
son were guests of her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Mutlos, and family
Christmas Dny,
Guests In tho J. C. Grove
homo Christmas eve were CI'O
and Mrs. George Alsop and
dntiuhter and lirnndson,
Mrs. Grace Goodrich and Mrs.
Gerhard Kllnkhnmmer wore
Christmas dinner guests of the
Henry King family on the Lake
view hlKhwny.
Mr. mid Mrs. L. Lambert were
hosts nt a pre-Christmas party
for their dmnihter Barbara and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wcsl-
Itintl and Carolyn and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wcsllund and
Beverly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Lnmbert at
tended a fnmllv reunion Christ
mas liny at the homo of their
aunt, Mrs. Slid la Stnckum, nnd
uncle. Wllllnm Lambert, ot Fort
Klnmuth,
Symnnthv is extended from
this community to Mrs. Jnek Mil
ler whoso fntker Arthur G. Rise
Icy passed nwny Inst week. Ho
hnd lived with his daughter here
for the pnst oight years. Two
sons. I'FC Charles Rlsley, for
merly with Klnmnth Creamery
and S 1c Mnrlon Rlsley. who
win employed by Southern Pa
cific here, wcro both umntod
emeruciicy furloughs. Another
dntighter, Mrs. Vera Mendcnhall,
of Bly, also attended tho funeral
hero.
STRANGE PARENTS
On Guadalcanal, eggs of the
bush fowl hatch out in a mound
of fermented leaves and sand,
raked over them by tho mother,
nnd tho young never know their
parents.
OUTSTANDING
MAN
OF 1944
TD BE NAMED
Selection of tho outstanding
young mun of 1044 In Klnmuth
civic work will bo u feature of
the unnuul Junior chamber of
commerce founders' banquet to
be held at tho Willurd hotel
Saturday evening.
The choice lor the Junior
chamber awurd bus bcon kept
secret since It wus muda by a
secret committee, For muny
years, the Junior chamber has
made this annual award, und
sevcrul of tho winners of pusl
years aro expected to bo at the
dinner Saturduy night.
Principal speukor ut the din
ner will be Mearns T. Gales,
IIS year old president of the
United States Junior chamber
of commerce.
Gates is a resident of Wash
ington, which, incidentally, is
the homo statu of Eric A. John
ston, president of tho chamber
of commerce of the United
States. Gates comes from Pom
oroy, a smull community of
about 1900 population, winch Is
less than 100 miles from Spo
kane, tho homo town ot his
contemporary,
Ho Is now on leave us prin
cipal of Pomeroy high school.
Ho worked his way through
school doing everything from
Janitorial ciiores to minding
babies.
Rozendal Immunizes
Students in Schools
Dr. Peter Rozendal, Klamath
county health officer, completed
Immunization for diphtheria and
smallpox at Fnlrvicw ond Hiv
orsldo schools Wednesday.
Dr. Rozendal will visit Con
ger and Pelican schools Thurs
day ond Mills ond Roosevelt
schools Frldny. Thnt will com
ploto the Immunization for
Klamnth county schools.
Oregon Press Club
To Name Trustees
PORTLAND, Jan. 4 (IP) One
of four new Press club of Ore
gon trustees, to bo elected here
Tuesday, will be chosen from
three up-stnte members Harris
Ellsworth, Roseburg; Jack Bla
dlnc, McMlnnvllle, ond Fred
Chllty, Coos Buy.
Tho 15-monlh-old club, hold
ing its first annual meeting, will
discuss a future program. Offi
cers will be elected among the
now trustees Tuesday evening.
25 -50 Wool
UNION SUITS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main
i Leather Jackets
S12.50 to $29.50
; OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main at 8th
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Oreomulslon relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to tho sent of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, nnd aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Crcomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays Uie cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
ForCouehs. ChestColds. Bronchitii
Today On The
Western Front
' By The Associated Press
Canadian '1st, British 2nd
armlesi Enemy patrols con
tinued active,
U. S. 1st armyt Attacked
heavily on northern flank of
Belgian bulge in Grundmcnll
sector; made fresh gulns in
western tip o' sulicnt south
of Rochcfort; new attack
made "good progress" ugninst
stiff resistance.
U. S. 3rd srmyi Germans
slowed Bustogno sector drive,
hurled 100 tanks Into a
counterattack; American as
sault continued along south
ern flunk; Saarlautern
bridgehead retained, but most
of rest of penetration of Gcr
muny bus been yielded in
favor of attack on bulge.
U. S. 7th armyi Germans
continued push ulong Pala
tinate frontier, huving driven
Americans from most pene
trations of Reich soil; deep
est point of nazi drive placed
southeast of Bitche, up to
five miles at one point:
French civilians reported
evacuating front areas.
French 1st army: No change
reported officially; Swiss dis
patch reports huge artillery
duel on 15-mile front in Mul
housc area.
It's easy to have an accldont
on a do? like this. Insure your
car today with Hans Norland,
118 North 7th.
njij-LjLAiyiii " - aA.
Forest Green All-Wool
Whipcord Pants
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main at Bth
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GYPcv ba .-I
- . inirn of -
Newt
Cream Deodorant
Sajtly helps
Stop Perspiration
1. Does not irritate skin. Does
not rot dresses or men's shirts.
2i Prevents untlcr-irm odor.
Helps stop perspiration safclf.
3 A pure, white, antiseptic, stain
less vanishing cream.
4. No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
B Awarded Approval Seal of
American Institute of launder
ing harmless to fabric. Use
Arrid regularlr.
Sjs, 39 AhoU3Wi.n
THI LAKOI3T IIUIN0) DIODMANT
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really soothing because
they're really v
.medicated
' COUGH
IOZENGES
I Million um F A F Loscngrs to !
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s arlvB thrlr thrnnf a 1ft mint. (a nnlh
(faf, comforting treatment thnt !
reaches all the way down , For !
i, coughs, Ihrofttirrifattonsorhoftrao I
i HCMreaultingfrom coldAorsmoking, !
(tooth with r & F. Box-ouly lU)i.
. . Donald 1. Sloan . .
Announces
the ,
PURCHASE V
of the
Business of
F. R. Hauger
INDUSTRIAL and WHOLESALE
Hardware, Building Supplies
and Janitor Supplies
TO BE KNOWN HEREAFTER AS , , .
The F. R. Hauger Co.
515 Market SU
Phone 7321
6 29
KEEP WARM AND HEALTHY
One Piect
Snow Suits
"Ski Master" quality water re
pellent and wind-proof poplin.
Flannel lined and knit cuffs.
Sizes 1 to 3.
Smartly Tailored
COAT SETS
For the Toddler's Dressy Dates
Your young tad will strut around proud as
a peacock dressed in this smart little out
fit. Coat and leggings of wool flannel.
Rayon lined, and warmly interlined. Zip
per leggings. Copen, dusty pink. Sizes 1-4.
" Sea labal In garment (or wool ipeciilcatlona.
Rich Velvet Trimmed Coat Set
An adorable, well made coat set for
youngsters 1 to 4. Made of soft knit back
wool fleece. The coat has two rows of
tiny buttons and is collared and trimmed
in rich contrasting color velvet. Rayon
lined and warmly interlined. Suspender
top leggings have dandy zippers. Camel,
wine, copen.
Sea label In garment for wool apeelftcatlona
Sturdy Wool Herringbone Fleece
This smart velvet trimmed suit
will enhance your little darling's
beauty. Extremely warm, because
it's not only rayon lined, but in
terlined. Zipper suspender-top leg
gings. Tan, brown, wine. Sizes
3 to 614.
See label In garment for wool fpeclticaUons.
g60
itr
SWEATERS
3
CARDIGANS
June O' Day Jr. all wool classics.
A long sleeve boxy cardigan in
glorious colors. Kitten soft and
hand washable.
AU Wool Slipovers 2.98
SWEATER DICKIES
Wear it under .
cardigan for
twin sweater ef
fect. FeatJier
weight virgin
wool.
M - ri
DAINTY APRONS
Pert little pinafores
or coveralls in
flower-fresh percale
prints. Bound or ric
rac trimmed in con
trasting color. Some
with ruffle trim.
WARM
59c
98 l -jsum
IZm 39c
Of-
FLANNEL GOWNS
It's flannelette, of course, because she
likes being cozily warm. This pastel
striped yoke style will really please.
It has long sleeves and is comfort
ably collarless. The "Frosty Nite"
label means it will wear exception
ally well. Sizes 34 to 40.
Larger siiei 44 to 58 1,
"FLATTER-EES"
VEST-PANTIES
Flatterees . . . famous
for slick fit! Comfort
able, too and . long
wearing. Firm tuckstitch
knit. Vest or knee pant.
Tearose. Small, medium,
large.
RECEIVING
BLANKET
F a m o u s Pepperell
quality .'. , . soft,
fluffy, ' absorbent.
Stitched ends. Wash
separately. White
with blue or pink
trim. 30 x 40 Inches.
179
- VtfT ..1:A . 25e :U
A TOTAUNO 0l)
BABY NEEDS
PEPPERELL
CRIB BLANKET
2.98
A downy-soft, cozy
combination of 25
wool, 75 cotton . .
fleecy and warm, yet
, not heavy. Three-inch
rayon satin binding.
Washable. Blue, pink.
36x50 inches. Boxed.
IIId
ALL WOOL
SWEATER
1.59
For a princess 1 to
3! Dainty light blue
or pink zephyr wool
with hand-embroidered
pastel blossoms.
Washable.
HIGH CHAIR
PADS
1.49
Fits all high chairs.
Padded back rest
Water-proof stain re
sistant blue or pink
cover. .
NURSERY
RINGS
79c
Fits boy's or glrl'i
nursery chair or in
fant's toilet ' seat.
Back rest. Water
proofed stain - resist
ant blue or pink
cover.
CLEARANCE
Infants' Stamped
Goods to 89c
Women's Oxfords,
Values to 3.98 ..
All Wool Batt,
2-lb. size 1.98 ....
Boys' Plaid Jackets,
Reversible, reg.
7.95 :..5.88
10c
1.98
1.49