Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1945, Image 5

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WE Curl. "hb-lK
I M": WrViVBd In the United
ll" ..Miter of operations,
,c,n li Vorvod 11 month,
h'the clihlh bomber, com
id as radio operator on a H-
Curtis completed 30 ml
ns7UtaVlln 281 combat fly
hours. '
-rindion-Mr. mid Mr.. P. D
I'.hlin 024 N. 101)) are
ei'Bnt for the .first time.
Lffi. T8t.nd-M Jack
H ire Hie parents of
,v boy. born Wednesd.y.
,ii 18 In Santa, Barbara,
lif Mrs. Otlcrbeln plans to
"e Klnith Saturday to meet
new grandchild. ,
n.i.ilya T.t and Mm.
rim tiaiai." ...
M HtlrrHI Jr.. 3114 Laverne
Eton here with tholr dnugh-VT-.Z
Jo. Ll. Hnlrroll has
t liulnictlng t an army
lid In Childress, Texas, for
I"1 ".1.7 ii- ...III ri.tu.rt hark
I duty l Lus Vegas, Nevada,
iere he has ' transferred.
rialM Tho Eaglca auxiliary
I meet Friday.. April 20, at
... i.. ll.. immr KOE hall.
Sliiloii of new offlcera will
held, with an omcers ana
j-ni i-nm wnrna formats.
Lch snd entertainment Will
after longe. - ;
L Builnsu Trip Paul Lea
I... .11. IT..IU U tnnnHlntf a
IMailiaiu r..r - pf. -r
dys In Portland on a com
. .1 l.n.ln... np.pl (. 1 P I. M r M
H sports Stanley H. Wryn left
Tliurpduy for active 'service with
tlio United Hiatus nuvy.' Ho
has been wultlng fur his cull at
the home of his parents. Mr. mid
Mrs,. James 11, Wryn, 3121 La
Verne, for tho punt two months.
mmiy is tnc third son of the
Wry its to no in In Mm
James Jr., Is ut tho present In a
rost camp with tho flint division
somowhera In tho Pacific uftor
a long sti-go of fighting In the
Puluti Isliindn. Gerald Is u ra
dio man with the field artillery
In the European theater.
Nephew Visits Pvt. 1c Al
fred Lacey of Fnlrbury, Kas., has
been a visitor this week at tho
home of his aunt, Mrs. Lloyd AI
ion of 2441 Orchard wuy. Aftor
1$ months in Africa, Italy nnrl
Franco, ha Is at pronnnt stutloncd
at Marysvllle, Calif.
To Portland John Eblngor
of Klomath Falls Is In Portlund
on a business trip. He will re
turn hore Monday.
If you are Interested wt would
. Ilka to talk to you about
THOMAS NATURAL
, SHORTHAND
V' Our Address Is
733 Pine Btrast
Corner of Bth
A BUSINESS OFFICE
TRAINING SCHOOL
Both Day and Evening Classes
Klamath Business
College
Casualty
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Pre. William Dale Coadlll
UBMC was reported as killed
In action on Iwo Jims, accord
ing to word received -from1 the
war department by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Coadlll Sr.
of 1840 Worden. The telegram
stated that he was killed on
March 7.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms ef DhtrmArklrif from
STOMACH ULCERS
out to EXCESS ACID
rree MkTells af HaiMTraalOTMrtthai
Must Helparit WIN Ceet Veei Hetkkai
Orcir two million bolllaaof IbaWlU.ARD
Til E ATM KNThavaoppfD colli for rpp)f of
ajrmplomanf dutraaa arlalos 'roai eSawiaila
aixt PuiSinl IHaaa diu u Iwa A.U
Faar Dlantton, Saw or Vaaat Mmilih,
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Ak tor "WllUrt'. Mnih." which fnllr
aipliJtu thla trealmenl fraa at
LEE HENDRICKS, DRUGGIST
LINDSTROM DRUG
SUPER CUT RATE DRUG .
WAGGONER DRUG CO. !
WALGREEN DRUGS
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" ! 1 his U. S. Government "JEEP" can is ;
fours free. It comes filled with 5 gallons of. fins - -.
i . pure paraffin base Eastern oil, which is sold at ; , v
the regular low price you always pay at your in- . . ; '
, , dependent dealer. '. . r
.. . i v -; You'll find a hundred uses for these handy, , . ,,r; .
strbng cans . a,.' for carrying or storing. oil,. water '" r :
. , oi 'gasoline.' It is reinforced heavy-gauge steel that !
should give lifetime service. Be sure and see your t ;
' Independent dealer tomorrow. . . V' !,
" "-DSAURtrjM'yattr'eUsr'ar tonlut Phil L PMy of Ckrliltme
OU C, ihtit.. XJdrtu It U46 N. hlirsUU Artnut;PorllmJ.
THIS GREAT OFFER IS EXCLUSIVE AT YOUR
INDEPENDENT DEALER IN THIS TERRITORY
Elks Collect 4000
Books for Services
More than ' 4000' books wore
colloctcd by tho Klamath Falls
Elks loduo for tho merchant ma
rine ana coast guard, It was re
ported today by llrrb Williams,
chairman of tho drive.
"Our auola was 1000 books.
and naturally, wc uro tremen
dously pleased at tho result,"
said Williams. "The campaign
started alowly, but at the end
the books poured in. They are
about ready for shipment. Wc
want to thank . everybody who
helped."
Classified Ada Bring Kesults.
'Dozer at Work
On Lake Road
A bulldozer was taken Into
tho Lake o' the Woods today by
the Klamath county road crew
to remove mow from the roads.
Work will start Thursday if no
drastic weather conditions occur
in the meantime.
Ansil Pearce of the forest
service made . a trip up - Tues
day to check road conditions to
the Lake o' the Woods and re
ported the snow ' melting . fast.
He found the road passable for
four and one-half miles from the
junction.
GO ON SEA DUTY
Lt. (jg) W. R. Kershaw; XT. 8.
navy, who has. been stationed at
tho Klamath naval air station
since Jdnuary 12, 1944, 'one
month before the commissioning
of the base, will report 'for sea
duty. ; ,
Lt. Kershaw is being detached
Wednesday, April 25, and order
ed - to commander fleet air, west
coast, San Diego. He has served
Thursday. April IS, 1S4S
HERALD AND NEWS W1V
aa first lieutenant Snd security
officer .at the naval air station.
Mrs. Kershaw and their two-year-old
daughter, Sandra, will
leave with the officer and they
will remain in Los Angeles. The
family has lived at 4627 Board
man. ', '
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
MO WAMH MO HOSPITALIZATION
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DR. L Ma MARSHA
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- - Beautiful New V.
: GABARDINE r
SHIRTS
Rayon and Wool. In sand,
blue, graan, maroon
$9.9$ '
DREW'S MANSTQRE
733 Main. Sine ISIS
'fnisn', QrocstarU " '
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Wilis Grocery
Leula'a n.
Hh Sir... ,-. ...
Pood Stor. '
Id.ll.'. Drug.;.
aaa-aaJT .ocery '
FALLS .
Carter's Fin Food.
Twln Glrls Grocery
- Bertha's Grocery
East Sid. Grocery
- Modern Grocery :
- Fisher'. Grocery
Lapsley's Grocery
Hiahley's Grocery
Homedal Oroeery
' ' A. E. Oiborn, ken'o -Highway ". '
K.tt.nburgi, Algoma
Buell's, Williamson Blvr . ...
Mallory's, Merrlll-Lakevlew Jet.
Gary's, Macdoal .
Tom Carter. Mt. Hebron ' '
. Lando Starr, Bray
.. .. : Ideal Grocery, Bly .'.
Phil's Store. Beatty
Beatty Store. Beatty ' i
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1mm. one Jtotc, koown to poly one anuil
airy, to over 1600, known ta every State! All this in
; the space of 43 short yeais! That one small store .
fceeaey, friendly and helpful expanded into aaora
than 160O by yeas-m-aest-oat Fair Dcalingl '
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woman s aiacus , . Ufe, Good : 3.Y9
m.. - v. JTVt J jvcojors. 4a,
3"
Blouses work wardrobe - multi
plication magic! Tailored and
pleated or dressy sheers. Round
neck blouses, with trimming!
2
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Skirts help. In -wardrobe . addi
tion too! ' Pleated all - wools
and cotton gabardines in new
-spring colors!
3
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Rayon Faille, or -a
t w 1 W, slimming
. tucks, at: waist-for-'
flattering -fit In sizes
12 to 20. ' "
. SECOND nook
' Blouses ;
Si.SS
,' SECOND TLOO
These WUI Vary Tow
. - r. Wardrobel -
Women's Skirts
;ManyV ly-I s h - with
,-perky, pleats:- .. Hav.
several to giv. your
; Jackets new
.."Ufe. ' Good
co.lors. : -
!.Good.. Warmth and
ip .Wear ln Thp.: ;
'.'Women's Swarartars ,
- Beautiful all-wool In
: .the bright clear colors
:;;of a new season! ,
You'll- find slipover
. . and. cardi- ak
r ' gans In pat-aTS .
shades. . . '
fr"" , in print
fr SublU Figttr Flattery
Accentuate the smartness of your -wardrobe with soft rayuu
frocks in solid shades and picture-pretty prints. Delightful
full skirted rayon jerseys, delicate sheer, with pert ruffled
pockets; clever print-and-plaln combinations, 2-piece styles.
SECOND FLOOR . ,
..Into .;.
( NEW COLORFUL HATS
'They have that air's about them;
that belongs with feminine charm!
Small crowns all dressed up with'
-veils!.- . .-.- ' : . !
... ' SECOND FLOOS I
. . . Spring Coots with Grownup Styling! ; "
Mafle as nicely-as Mother's with soft, colorful m fat M
wools either fitted or boxy type styles; Nicely j .
lined. - - -v- ' v :': .p.-
' Youngsters-Lot. These.
BLAZER TYPE JACKETS
Lively young colors -edged in smart braid at the
closing, collar -and. pockets.
MISSES' PLEATED SKIRTS
Spring- shades 'in soft .wool,, pleated 'round- and .
'round ,-just.like big sister's!.' -i- i
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ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS:
TAILORED RAYON DRESSES 2.66 . . LADIES' SUMMER BLOUSES 2.29 r GIRLS', BRUSHED RAYON JACKETS 2.9B
Lasting and likeable ,. . . these novelty rayon Freshly tailored rayon crepes, dressy cotton sheers - Just the right jacket for wear to school these
failles In classlo styles go anywhere. Fresh summer, with-embroidery trim. Low and high necklio9,v j, beautiful spring days, with skirt 'or over gay print
colors . . . new flattering necklines. ; ... , . ; with.or . without collars. White and-pastelk '.: dresses-and eo-reasonably priced!- .''
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