Herald and news., March 02, 1945, Image 5

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' muirncd to the alutcs
""Jin. nnviil construction
W4t 24 niontlw of duty
ulin!. Pacific. Tho bolUl-
'T C liubr de and Ad
KuZ under difficult
partly I" "lu c"rly
',iii w" r. Prior 10 1ntor;
1 c Cox wi employed
?Kimntli Healing com-
i.r Exams Cnrol H.
,i lor "., ivilllmn
feWnnn- nd Rich-
r Nichols l"'vo loft for
KZt tor the nuvol re
L, ioinc on Inuctlvo duty
r II01" j fn hnI,t
K Dlco. Call.
I i-i-.. Tftnflh nn nf
K wortcd for active
t h th rmy nlr corps. A
t KUIIS sluclcnt. ho en-
Wi.h"
L it Amarlllo. Tex.
indl lo Mt Member
e Council of Church
kil Will nwci I" J CKUiur bl-b-llondiy.
March 5. at 2 p.
roomi of the
Methodist church. Thcro
' ..r.rl nr llin recent
convention. All church
i In the city are ufijed' to
Conaragatlonal Strvlct Mrs.
Addlo Mny Nixon will speak Bt
tho ConKrciliitloniil Community
church Sunday, Murch 4, uimii
ino nmiory oi mo curly Amer
ican Comfrnijullnnul church;
Comrades of tho Wiiy will havo
charge of tho devotions.
Past Nobl. Grands Members
of the Past Noble Grand club of
the Itebcknhs will hold a pol
itick luncheon and business
meeting Tuesday, Murch 0 at the
IOOF hall. Murthu Bokcr und
Stella Drydcn will bo the hOS-tCSHCS.
To Modford Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Tlllotson und Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrcnco llnrlon went to
Mcdford Frldny to attend the
meeting of the Cnl-Oregon Here
ford association there.
F I r V I 111 Rata Fn ir trim. ,
school's war bond and stamp
sale for this week, which was
hold Thursday, totaled $120.70,
Mreoraing 10 n report from the
Clark Hara FH r'lr.rl, f. ,..
Klamath man now living near
-mnmiiuir, was a visitor In Klam
ith Foils Thursday. Clark is
i Copco employe.
Ltdir Dsnct Tho Salur
K! j.ni-i. at thrt KG hall
f'uln at 8:30 Instcod of 0
and will close at 12 to
,to with tho new curfew
labors The Neighbors of
I emit win inuut in ni
today, Murch 8. at 1) p. m.
H.ii nr niiNiiinxa ihimmiiiu.
i Weed will be tho hos-
Iinllu Juveniles of the
tors of Woodcraft will
In the nan Monday,
fi 5, t 4 p. m.
iTAL STATISTICS
ItSpN-Born it Klamath Valley
b Mr. and Mn. 8. H. John ion.
I box Ten. cny, no. waiim:
11 int. miner.
FrnsoN-llon. at Klamath Vat
Luu!. Klan.alh I'alU, Ore., March
U rti inu mi. . n- rainrsun,
CatU., boy. Woliht: 0 pound
JlR5-Born at Klamath Vallny
Kiamain raua. ur,. reuruary
to Mr. and Mri. Charlta It.
mm winter, a boy. Waiani:
idi 14 ounctt.
fcCRSON-Ilorn at Marfnt Ban
ocal dlirteniarv. Kl amain Falla.
Vbruiry 31, !(. to WO and Mn.
itcnovnan, if ami, nay,
1 Doundi t ouncea. Naina:
DmiiTai.
IT-Born at Marina Barrack poat
nr, Kiamam rain. urt.. rto
if 1M3. (o CWO and Mr.
Kaot. trSMC. a boy. Weiaht:
tdL Nimt. William Emtrv.
tro.V-Horn at Marino Barrack a
niHuary. k amain rain, ore..
hy l 1013, to l.t. and Mn. U L.
ua navy. Kiamam naval air
a Dor, weiint; i pounoa Vi
FUNERAL
ANDRKtV ANIlKatMOV
ril wrvlce (or tha lam Andraw
ono( Sficvhn, Oregon, who pad
Ci win uiv on .ucioay, t eoruary
lollowlna an lllnnu nf uvaral
1111 ba heTrl In Ih rhaiul nf tha
frUilKx runeral Homt. Plna at
saiuraay. Marcn a. 193 at
wim me iiev. uaniei a. Anrjar
iBt Klamath Tsmnln nfflrlallnv
Vmtnt icrvlcfa and tntorment
fecimttcry. rrlenda ara Invtttd.
urthouse Records
ktmlwa Mcanni
ATKINSON. Ruuall Irntit
t of Klamath ha I la. Oaraldlni
tV11-. w;Hm. Natlvo ot Oro
"ioni oi Klamath Tml la. Or.
"''; vonnono a. unry,
irmy, Natlvn nr imn Mmmi.in
Rtildint of Illy. Ore. Betty
"iniiiamia ruan
IhuMVii ' -nt"e, emu
V V. ii.il A. """;,' mar-
PiaT iiV "'t January w
- mioranon oi
v. i ' ""Karei Jane Uarnanan.
a tI Mttornty tnr pUlntlff.
aitorca. Char, deiartlon and
vvii. bDup a marriarJ at Laka
vtu Decamber IB. 1P33. Plaln-
r-rorneya fffB .nrt coita, and
fjl oi maiden mmi, Halan
indf. manan, at to may
.?,"'" savior va. Elian Taylor.
lw Scott va. Wllliim Uitar
f WUbr Holmai vi. Amy Iv
W. Hirtley v. Qaona T, Hart
E7 Conitabla vt. CUyton A
IV KrS?m VV. A,VU Cn,m'
I" -""imon vi. Murray V. DlcX
Bn u ' v, wimen Banners jr.
Iliy r. n. . v"- 1 Home.
r'JS," v"; cl"ao c. Davli
III. ri!I .D2wnr, vlolntltin of
IQri a aa l
w " u iTionrn
for Life
I,;imonlt"V income for
rnen you wi.h to retire;
r for family pW;
lhh.rtr,c "T accidental
J Wore rcilrement age.
"Purge cash ccservoi
iy income If you
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
S 1e Willis Plaa from Seultlo.
Wash. Here until March 2:t.
AS Hollo England from Whit
man college, navy V-12 unit,
wuna wana, wnsn. Hero uiv
til March 6.
Kennoth Abar from Sun Friin-
clsco, Calif. Here for 30 duvs.
AC James H. Bennington
from Amurillo, Tex. Hero until
Mnrch 4.
Eugene N. Candy, NHOTC,
from University of Washington,
Seattle, Wash. Here until March
4th.
Tho above service neonlo are
entitled to trco passes to tho
local theatres and frco fountain
service at Lost River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
incaircs ana it. u. Woodruff of
tho dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets.
The War
At a Glance
By Tha Associated Press
Canadian 1st armyi Cana
dians and British threatened
to burst into western Ruhr
basin, as Germans were re
ported fleeing ucross Rhine.
British 2nd army: Not re
ported In offensive as sop.
nrato entity.
U. 8. 9th armyi Captures
Krcfcld and Neuss, suburb of
Duesscldorf, in spectacular
advnnccs to Rhine.
U. S. 1st armyi Near Co
logne, blasted by British
heavy bombers.
U. 8. 3rd armyi Captures
Trier, key to Moselle valley.
U. 8. 7th, French 1st armyi
Nu now developments reported.
NEARLY II 000
CONTRIBUTED
rrlder. March , 1941
HERALD AND NEWS TIT.
SALARIES INCREASED
SALEM. March 2 (Pi Gov
ernor Earl Sncll signed Into law
toouy a bill Increasing salaries
of Marlon county officers 15 per
cent for tho next two years. ....
Montreal Is tho second larg
est French-populated city in the
world, Paris being first.
Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
Phone 6060.
Two men narrowly escaped
serious injury In a traffic acci
dent this morning when a car
driven by R. E. Whltson, 1845
Last, collided with Bnothcr ve
il 1 c 1 c operated by William B.
Hendrlckson, also of Klamath
Falls, at the comer of Upham
and Prospect.
City police said that Whitman
was driving down Upham with
the apparent intention of making
a rignt hand turn at the inter
section, when he struck tho auto
mobile operated by Hendrlckson,
who was coming down Prospect.
Whitson's car is almost a total
loss, police said, and one side of
tho car driven by Hendrickson
was smashed in. No arrest was
made by city police.
Club Owners Fret
Over Lost- Money ,
PORTLAND, March 2 (fP)
The midnight curfew, in effect
three nights, had night club and
all-night theater managers here
wringing their hands today be
cause of financial losses.
Club owners, fretting over
cancellation of 1 a. m. floor-
shows, said performers would
not travel for only one show at
10:30. Ono or two clubs will try
an early 8:30 p. m. show.
Managers of all-night theatres,
former hang-out of swing-shifters,
reported almost half their
day s income was being lost.
J it ui Arrived
MEN'S
Plaid
Jackets
Heavy weight bright wool
plaids. Sises 36-46.
drews'manstore
733 Main
TO RED CROSS
Contributions during the first
day of the Red Cross drive
amounted to slightly less than
$1000, it was reported today.
Although Red Cross commit
teemen got off to a lato start,
Thursday, March 1, the first day
of the drive, a total of $034 was
turned in, according to head
quarters reports.
The drive, which commenced
yesterday, will last throughout
tho month ot Marcn, wim ov
000 as the goal to be reached.
First contributors lo tne anvc
arc listed below:
Geneva L. Brattaln $ 10
Gerald G. Golden 5
Willie Dennis 2
Signal Oil Company 28
Mrs. Mindnnhall 1
California-Ore. Power Co. ... 250
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Inc 125
Mr. and Mrs. Bolley 5
David S. VanCleavo l
Mrs. Roy Huff 2
Mrs. Ellen Gcss , , 2
Margaret Wheyland 20
Ruth Dolan 5
Lcs Summcrfield 1
F. W. Woolworth Co. .'. 75
James Britton 5
John Takacs 5
C. Hughes 10
Ivar Anderson 1
Mrs. Kate Flynn 20
Lena Fristor 3
Frank Phillips 1
Margaret and Fred Fleet 150
Robert E. Clark 5
Klamath Variety Store 200
Mrs. C. E. Burton S
Total to date ?934
Hearing Set On
McNary Proposal
PORTLAND, Ore., March 2 (IP)
Pasco, Wash., will be the site
of a public hearing March 21 on
the Drouosed McNary dam at
Umatilla rapids on the Columbia
river. Col. Ralph A. Tudor, dis
trict army engineer, has an.
nounccd.
The river and harbors bill op-
Droved by congress last month
included the dam, which calls
for a pool at 340 feet above sea
level.
Goocfttews!
roR rows with sniffit
Head Colds
Quick relief from dis
tress of head colds Is
what you want. So use
Va-tro-nol. Afcw drops
up each nostril soothe
Irritation, relieve con
gestlon. Also helps pre
vent many colds from
developing If used In
time. Just try It I Follow
i directions in folder.
VIC1U VA-TRO-NOL
SPCCUl
Double-Duty
Note Drops
Must Fut
Mint Whim
TroaMeUI
. . the Store with the Glass Door
( M V- w
4 ' H,
Frilly Styles
Classic Shirts
Sheers & Crepes
Short or Long Sleeves
Open 'ril 8:00 Saturdays
If
Right
"tostot pojvadt
Left
defdv dtd
" lte.F MiipImi"
atu-rijJbtn. ef pnvWSd.
amcujeam nayou Wqss,
Other new Spring mocles in
Doris Dodson. Styles for Jun
iors now in stock . . . Sec
these youthful creations . . .
shown exclusively at Moe's.
Sizes are shown in most num
bers from 9 to 1 7.
-By- : I
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
Notions Department
' MAIN FLOOR
GARMENT STORAGE BAGS Clopoy paper.
60 x 27 x 4 size ,......
CLOTH GARMENT IAGS 2-hook styles. .
8 garments : .' ,
12 POCKET SHOE BAGS Heavy bengal ine
cloth 1
FRUIT OF THE LOOM SHOE BAGS 12 pocket,
waterproof type
59c
6.95
2.98
1.98
1.79
79c
HEAVY TICKING SHOE BAGS.
12 pocket
IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER Fruit of Loom A MQ 0) TQ
heavy duty JkTTr " JkM w
SELWELL IRONING BOARD. PAD and J A
COVER : , I.OY
WILLOW CREEK IRONING BOARD COVER Drawstring
type - - - -
FRUIT OF-LOOM UTILITY APRONS Assorted TO
colors :., , ....... . i jT C.
UTILITY APRONS Garden fiA.
type , 9 srv
CLOTHES PIN APRONS ilfi
Each HjTC
FRUIT OF LOOM POLISHING CLOTH
Each DYC
LAUNDRY BAGS Chintz 98c. 1AA
Heavy ticking I.W
SEWING KITS Leather case or weekend Patricia
style ; :
SANITARY PANTIES ,
Each ..: ,
1.75
2.25
TERRY CLOTH HOT MITTS 1 Afl
4 for $1.00 Each AW C
LADIES' LEATHER BELTS Including Belt of
Month styles ,
12'i .
KOTEX
22c
MODESS
22c 56.
22c
89c
1.00 to 2.98
BUTTONS
Largest Stock In Klamath Falls -
10c Card to $1.00 Each
and a Aid stock of Threads, Soutache, Darning Cottons,
Shields, Bt .ig, Hair Nets, Hair Pins, Combs, Bowl Covers,
Shoe Laces and scores of other useful items.-
bHamiBIIII'llll lli'UFlWW Mil I ip H Mill 1 1 'Hi II1 'Jin il I Pll Hi i j ! 3"mfrem
IMJII'f.tM
if
piMutualLife
TAMPAX
20c 4noT ..98c
Supar
40'a ....
...98c
617 MAIN STREET
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