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it Loit ItnUi Durant ot
:srcy liolt'l re loriea to
ollcc Hint her iiursc was
I the armory Wednesday
Tho purso coniainoo iwo
I kevs to business houses
t city und Hie finder In
to return ine pockciuook
police department
L Chsnatd Daughters of
file are asked to observe
hanie In meeting naie
Tuesdnv, February 6, to
esdny, February 7 at the
fa Hotel. i-uncncon win
Evcd at I p. m. with clcc
f officers.
ilnH Hmrm Enslcn A. C
I. his wile aim uaugmcr.
iiltliiR hero lit the home
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,
i.rn. IS:(7 Wllfnrri ntl'enl.
nd Mrs. Shnrp have four
in me navy.
U.skilew J. R. McCul-
state tax commissioner
offices at the courthouse
ending the remainder of
reck In Lakcvlew,
ilu to Mt Tho regular
bit of the tii iilcs auxiliary
c nrld Frltliiy at 6 p. m
(per KOE hall.
ICK PAIN?
EAT-QUICK I
T fit tttlcomt. coolinu h(t
dijt, riht it (ht mrt irt. ipplr
JehoiM i RED CROSS I'l.AVf kit
It btivjri. wirmer lohnian' Htrb
I M mild, icttvr mtdKitino
rem trie buk. iiiti up blood ctrcu-
ninii cwtfiiiftn. run nam. . . .
;le(h COVtriMI trliiilt kmlv hcl nrn.
I pert., ,Ttr ihiiclun.cur. proved
nil I Hi imr c bickarhi anil
MWilif MiDi-TODAY. (In cit
We hidtth, itc your doctor.) . . .
.Bun ob the Ob.NUINB, mtdc by
s Jobmon,
RED CROSS PLASTER
I aa
p BACK PIASTER
Visit Hart Mr. und Mri. Hay
Drocdvn and Uuuitlitcr, Anno,
o.'omiinled by Mra. Hrei-den'a
Hire", mra, riiiiune Mrrariiind,
und her Mill, Hubby, left ludny
fur Lewlatun, Iiln., ufler hnvlnii
apent n li'W dnya here vbitlnu
ut tho hoinea of Mrs. Ilri'i'dt'ii't
mint und tiiunlns, Mm. Iloilvnia
hlrouK nml Mra. t In lh 1,11imi
berner, II001 Anderson, unit Mm.
Murk Piuil I luinv. 41U N. Uth.
They formerly resided In Sunta
Aiiu, Lulu., und will now niiiko
Lewlalon their liciine.
Halurns 8outh M. W. Cose
boom, formerly of Klnmuth
fit 1 lit but now mnkhiK Ills homo
In Newport Bciieh, Cullf , hua re
turned nouth after a visit hero
Hi which lime hu nlleiided
charter menibcra nlubt lit tho
Elka loilue., Cuncbonin him wi lt
ten friends hern thiinkhiK Ih'-'ni
for bis reception during his re
cent visit.
To Bolsa Mra. C'burlcs Schusi
and dniiKbter left Woducsduy
nlKht for liolse, Iiln., to spend
several dnya with her husbund,
I'vt. Charles Sehuss, who Is sta
tioned there. They will stop off
In i'ortlond und Siilem (or a
few days on their return trip,
-
Fir Alarm The city fire de
partment was culled out at 1:41
p. m. Wednesday when a (Ire
threatened the residence of L. D
Ward nl 2.101 llnmo. Flames
burst through a purtltlon In back
ot a stovo and reached tho attic
causing some diimnge. Tim house
la owned by fcd Wniuer.
Visit Bon Mr. uud Mrs. W.
T. lAing returned recently from
Los Angeles where they visited
their son, William Lung. EM
2e, USN. who arrived a short
time ngo from duly in the South
Pacific and hnd n (ew days'
leave wniic in port.
Donaud Children of River
side school domiled to
the March of Dimes, according
to Principal Gurry Robertson.
The regular Tocsduy stump talc
totaled $04.43, bringing the total
(or the school your to $1112.35.
Car Hit Victoria L. McBcth,
1805 Stirgcnl, reported to city
police that her cur was struck
by a passing machine while
parked at the above address.
Name of tho driver wos not
learned.
Going South Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bell of Hell's Hardware com
pany, will leave Sunday for San
f'rnncliico where they will spend
nil of next week at the Sun
Francisco gift show.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. Vivian
Story, daughter of Dr. and Mrs,
F. M. Trout of Malln, left for
her parents' homo Thursday
afternoon after receiving modi'
ctl Ircntmcnl at Klamath Valley
Hospital,
Treatment Mrs. Louise
Schlefcrstcln, 74, mother of Har
old 0. Schlefcrstcln of the coun
ty agent's office, is receiving
medical treatment at Klamath
Valley hospital.
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Vj-?.;Iii-'arr 1.. :c?.. Alibi.. m. bh4.!. I
5ZJ PRUSSIA V jjl HV
GERMANY 'W
Ml... MORAVIA T""it(V X
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March of t)lm TrmonH
sthool students contributed
$61.30 in the March of Dimes
held this past week unions the
grade and Junior high classes.
Boys of the traffic squuu and
members oi the football team
voed to turn over the treasury
of $3.30 which they had saved
for a "treat" to the March of
Dimes. This is Included In the
above figure.
Commlttae Maats A meeting
of the educational committee of
the chamber of commerce was
called Wednesday afternoon by
the chairman. Dr. J. m. union,
to draw up plans for the report
which they will make at the
Monday night membership meeting.
On furlough Pvt. David K.
T'ersing is hero an a 13-duy fur
lough from Scott field, III., visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. i'crsing, 844 Eldorado. He
recently graduated from radio
school and will be here until
February 19.
Russia's steamroller advance moras toward Berlin at such a
paea that Moscow prodlctad tha Germans would not ba able to
make a stand aast of tha Oder, only 40 miles from tha capital.
Spearheads thrust far past encircled Posnan into Brandenburg
frovlnce and other soviet sources mopped up In Silesia and East
russia, movad toward big German port of Stettin.
Committee to Meet The pro
gram committee for the World
Day of Prayer will meet Friday
at 10 a. m. at the home of Mrs.
David Barnett, 03,1 N. 8th. All
churches are invited to unite in
this annual observance and arc
asked to send representatives to
tho meeting. Those attending
should bring a bag lunch. The
hostesa will furnish coffee.
Further Information may bo ob
tained from Mrs. John Yadon,
0888.
Social Club Friday With
Mrs. O. D. Matthews and Mrs.
Leo N. Huls acting as hostess
committee, a meeting of the
Eastern Star Social club will be
held Friday afternoon at 1:45
o'clock at the Masonic temple
for cards and tea.
Surgery Donald Rumelhart,
114 Lewis, Is recovering nicely
from major surgery at Klam
.ath Valley hospital. Rumelhart
is the young son of Carl Rumelhart.
Elastic Suspenders
Work or Dress
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main and 8th
Mrs. Harnay Leaving Mrs.
Golda Harney who has been with
Whytal's for a number of years,
Is leaving this week for Port
land where shs plans to spend
a month with her son, Jack and
family. After visiting in the
northern city, she will go to San
Francisco to spend a month with
her daughter, Nora and family,
and from there will leave for
Kansas for an Indefinite visit
with relatives and friends at her
former home. Mrs. Harney has
leased her home here and stated
that plans for her return are
indefinite.
In South Mrs. Charles Gar
celon is spending this week in
San Francisco and Los Angeles
on a combined business and
pleasure trip. While south she
will visit with her daughter
Jane, member or the United
States marine corps.
Allen Adding Machines
Friden Calculators
Royal Typewriters
Desks Chairs - Files
For those hard-to-get Items
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So. 9th Klamath Falls
"March of Dimes"
Still On!
Knee 8urgery Delmer Rob
inson, route 1, box 11 ID, 13-
year-old son of Mr. nml Mrs. E.i
Robinson, underwent surgery on
his knee si Klamath Valley hos
pital today. Ho recently suffered
an injury in lonihall.
Car Found J. M. Plnney,
14ZU bummers lane, reported to
police the thoft of his Plymouth
car but later advised officers
that the machine had been found
near home.
From La Grande Mr, and
Mrs. Dell Burko are visiting in
Kluniatli Falls for a few days
on their way home to Los An.
Selca after having visited in La
rande.
TftADE-fN EXCESS FAT
Oft A SLENDER FIGURE
fit y
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'lsZh'L!'rn., ,.f.'ou on tot
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I"""' .r to reduce
AD .v.-L ,or HOLLYWOOD
lis! i'.? T"1 ' fdi thsi are
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olsil for you Eseluslvaly by
DISTINCTIVE APPAREl
Phone 8222 901 Moirt
Exclusive at Whytal'.
in Klamath Falls
FESTOONED'FASUIOIVf
Sophisticated s a Vogue cover. Touched
(wiih embroidery on the wide-bindcd cuffs.
Plunging neckline.'snd skirt draped with'
genit geniurAs you can see, Nsn Parker's'
styling and Jimmy's labtex fabric,' in's
blind of spun rayon and Aralac Tcollaborsti
very smoothly indeed. Cloud white! pastoral
lime, pastoral blue, exotic'aqus and (
Min nt'lnn P fJ ??.30
Supervisor Visits Larry May,
supervisor of Fremont national
forest with headquarters in
Lakevlcw, is here for brief
business visit.
Visiting Mrs. Melvln Bald
win (Lillian Davis), Is visiting
in Klamath Falls for two weeks
From Spokane L. J. Gilmore,
general road.napler for the Great
Northern railioad with head
quarters In Spokane, Wash., la
in Klamath f ans Thursday ana
Friday making a general in
spection.
Tonsils Out Dclbcrt Morris.
son of Ray Morris of this city,
had his tonsils removed Thurs
day at Klamath Valley hospital.
To Alturas R. H. 'Lamott.
Boy Scout executive here, is in
Alturas Thursday and Friday on
a routine field trip.
effisjit Keceive'dt
Boys' Cords
$3.95
Agos 6 to 12,
Brown, Grey ,
Boys' Slacks
$7.50
26-30 Waist,
Brown Wool....
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Thursday, February 1. 14S HERALD AND NEWS BEVEH
as the guest of her father,
George P. Dnvla, 303 S. Ilth.
Mrs. Baldwin resides in Port
land. From Portland Ed a and Roe
Lasagna are here from Port
land spending their vacations
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Lasagna, 2030 White. They
will be here three weeks.
Classided Ads Bring Results.
BiT-ICfc10l7fJ
nST5 home renudv far
Jt reilevlnc muMrtea of
y&fr'.fj children's colds.
was
SIS BOTTLE
150
PIUS DEPOSIT
Cheerful Earful!
Drinks mixed with Canada Dry
Water even tound better. "Pin
Point Carbonation" glvei
them a sparkle you can hear..
a liveliness that lasts.
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