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lnc. I.I. mnlhlT. Mrs
Lcf.niriill of Corvallln, wl.c
Ee l." home h. KU"'
i. tor iu yean.
'ti In the ready o-wenr
i store nuruiii in
her children, riiymji
B y r0 viimi "v.
Mr. nnd Mm. John Cleg
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..... i.n.n RnlhnH Inland
10 rumm
to make her home for tho
Don. IilJ. UHUS in nmiiviivvi
lie Hswsuan isianua.
ii. nl Conforanc Jack
tier, accompanied by his
L. .. m.- Mni-u WnnflllnllKfi.
Iimive for Portland Wwlnr.
(morning to attend a confer-
with the stme manpower
tor. Ho expects to return
weekend.
Icitloni Started Eliznbeth
( Jones of the home cxtcn
..ffirn luft fnr hfir vnritlinn
Biv, Her plans were indon
sYnrlilh nrnwn of the rhnm
1.1 onmmiri. aturtpH hfr va
k Monday. Sho plans to
inrnnnH Klnmalh Vnllit
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Ipolnltd Steve Walker has
I appointed iuci oil (iisirii)u
r the SlKnnl OH company
Litnirn rails. wniKer nu
in tho employ of this firm
iveral years, nnd Is nv in
ksj (or himself, with head,
jen at tho Like garoRe,
kpllmliti to Mwt- Sor
liti will meet with the
per of commerce arid other
clubs Wednesday noon
e Willard to hear Sam
. radio newsman, speak
ing war memorials.
lis Study All circles of
first Baptist church will
in tne church parlors
day, May 17. at 2 D. m. for
kcral meeting and Bible
I M r n -..in
mis. v.. u. uruwn wui
let the class.
ItUt Mill onarlM Tm,
1 Baptist church mission
r will meet Thursday, May
PO p. m 1330 Lookout.
Icrs and friendu ar InvltnH
u i
jna.
I
iultinn Trln A1 r ivl.
f'i .ccrimer, left for Tulc,
ncnicy and Merrill Tues.
tour of rccrultlna for
Milt Club Esther Adkls
I 1 Kia r ...m
l uicHon win oninr.
IB Olf-If Pil1rni1 I..U
pay, May 17.
Cttch HowarH
iuest of Trnv rl, S iTi.
'Llko 0' the Woods over
jiwhq lney dincd on
r umi irom their own
Rstsrds Work Drew
BSlng operations at Fort
were, nelri nn MnnjB
Pjnt of the snowfall and
ruler.
Fjon-Rojo Poole,
Tnan .1 iu- mi..
.. vi 1.11c Yin
Folded at the
ha Wlli.-j
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Crye committee,
fnun,
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Tuesday with
War
General
Paints
Imperial
"llpoper
815 Main Bt.
Phone 3829
MMtlna Postponed Tim
meeting of tlin senior circle of
tho Community Congregational
church, scheduled to be held
Friday, May Hi, has been post
poned uniu rrinay, iviny zn, De
cs use of tho musical festival this
week,
Meat Townsond club will
meet tonight at 9UU N. Uth for a
regular business meeting at U
o'clock. Refreshments will be
served by the men.
Miss Snarr To Remain
To Work On Fairs
M a r y 0 1 1 v c Snarr. Orcaon
Slato college, plans to romaln
In Klamath Kails this week to
clear up tag ends of the com
munity i n lairs.
bchularshlp awards on 4-H
exhibits arc still under debute.
i mucin y Miss Snnrr visited
Khiintn school to organize a can
ning club and a garden club iu
connection with 4-H work. Wed
nesday she plans to be at the
Altamont school at 1:30 p. m.
to organize two garden clubs.
Mrs. Marry Meaner organized a
poultry and rabbit club for Al
tamont Inst Thursday.
Mrs. C B. Golden of Shasta
sturtcd a garden club there last
Wednesday..
Merrill will hold Its commu
nity 4-H fair Friday, May 18.
Fort Klamath
Pre Kenneth Brlcco. who is
stationed with the air corps at
LCMuorc, Lam,, is hero visiting
for o few days with his father.
Charles J. Urlceo. Two sons-in-
Inw of Brlcco, Herbert Hint and
Martin Ruder of Merrill, Wis.,
aro also visiting him here at the
present time.
Hansford T. Williams was
called to Springfield, Mo., on
Tuesday by news of the death
of nis sister there.
Mrs. Henry Orlh was taken
to Klamath Falls Tuesday for
medical diagnosis and treatment
following a suddon Illness, and
returned Thursday. Her son
and dnughter-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. hlmrr oumrmm, accompan
ied her. Mrs. Orth is employed
locally as telephone operator by
the West Const Telephone com
pany, and during her absence,
Mrs. Wllford Donnelly, relief
operator, worked at the switch
board with Mrs. Harry Engle,
chief operator.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powell and
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Edwards
were among local business visi
tors In Klamath Falls Tuesday.
Police court wus lammed Mon
day morning with tho usual
weekend law violators.
Robert Cordon Nichols, 331 N.
0th. was cited for spilling gravel
along the street at Oregon and
Blrhn Saturday morning and
posted 93 nnii lor appearance in
court Mondny.
.Luther Culbertson, 121 Jeffer
son, posted $5 ball for appear,
ance In court Tuesday, He
was arrested for running a red
light, uall of $30 was posted by
Perrlo Robltollle, Wincma hotel,
for reckless driving and having
no operntor's license. He was
cited Sunday ovonlnn.
Ball was posted on four park
ing tickets over the weekend.
Three drunks appeared in court
and three drunk anil disorderly
cases were brought before the.
judge.
One drunk appeared In court
Tuesday morning. Two women
cited on disorderly conduct
balled out, and one drunk bailed
out. Mrs. O. C. Keller of Ari
zona, and Mrs. Earl F. Jones
were Involved In a slight acci
dent at 3:30 p. m. Monday on
Pino near 10th, No damage was
roportcd.
Seeds Supplied For
4-H Club Gardens
Murphy's Seod store has put
up standard packets of seeds
for Victory gardens, which are
supplied to boys and girls who
ore members of 4-H clubs, free
of charge.
Club gardeners are urged to
obtain their seeds without de
lay so they can start planting
before the season is too far advanced.
FOULON IN HOSPITAL
PFC Fred Foulon, a para
trooper In the 70th division, Is
back in this country after being
wounded at Bastognc. At pres
ent, he is in Madigan General
hospital, section 8, ward 8, Ta
coma, Wash, He has received
the Purple Heart and Is expect
ing a 30-day furlough soon.
Foulon is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward P. Foulon, former
residents of Klamath Falls now
of San Francisco, Calif. He was
a student at Klamath Union
'high school prior to enlisting In
mc service.
ROBERTSON WRITE8
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Robertson
have received word from their
son, PFC Harold L. Robertson
that he is now stationed some
where in Belgium. He is at
tached to the supply office, base
depot, and writes that he is well.
Robertson enjoyed his trip over
to the European theater of war.
Since arriving overseas he has
been in Scotland, England,
France and Paris, and declares
that the country has been de
stroyed homes, business dis
tricts and railroads.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
WORK SHIRTS
WORK PANTS
OREGON WOOLEN
8th and Main
Tuesday. May IS. 1S4S
HERALD AMD MEWS FTTH
Waves To Broadcast
War Loan Program
In the Interests of the 7th
War Loan, three Waves from
the Klamath naval air station
will take part in a 6:30 broad
cast over KFJI Wednesday. Tal
ent will be contributed from the
air station.
Waves arranging the program
Include Y2c Botty June Roen.
feldt, RMlc Pat Appley, SP
(Y)2c Eleanor Fltzsimmons.
Plaucn was the first nazl party
center in Saxony.
HOMEa
Hav compUf, adequate protection
on your home and all its furnishings
Enjoy psoce of mind matte on inventory now your
policy requires It In event of loss. We'll gladly help you I
HANS NORLAND
INSURANCE AGENCY Phone
Fire Auto Casualty 6060
118
N. 7th
1
n
Bonanza
Mrs. Maud Ferrcll of Med
ford has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Daisy Cox, and
family.
Mrs. Lester Bongs Is visiting
witli relatives In Utah,
There will be a clean-up day
at the cemetery Sunday, May
20, Everyone is asked to help.
The Bonanza Women's club
had their monthly business
meeting when the officers for
the year were elected as follows:
Mrs. Daisy Cox, president; Mrs.
Ruth Mulllnox, vice president;
Mrs. Lillian Bcchdolt, secretary;
Mrs. Norma Bechdoldt, treas
urer and Mrs. Birdie Burk, li
brarian. Tho community wishes to ex
tend its sympathy to the family
of Mrs. Mary Shooter.
Malin
Visiting last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halousek
were Mrs. Ben Daniel and Mrs.
Margie Nichols and baby daugh
ter, Carole Ann, all of Redmond.
Mrs. Hartman of The Dalles Is
visiting with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Johnson, and family.
If it's a "irozen" article you
need, advertise for used one
in the classified.
Now
Victory Grey
Chalk Stripe
Double Breasted
SUITS
In Worsteds
. 1I18
LDREWSJ
MAHST0RE
tit Main St.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Pursa
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Morouerite M. Ward
and
925 High
Sons
Phone 3334
RADIO REPAIR
By Expert Technicians
GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE '
TUBES-PARTS-AERIALS
For AU Make ei Radios
ZE MAN'S
M b.l Quick Guaranteed Service
P Phone 7522
Shortr and halters
a re r.ejr.e a ling
W ' ...
s VJc a r; t hem i f y u think y oo -may,
5 lack sik and blouses m o te c on c e a ling
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4,98
jri Dresses
The Mouthwatering ilbrscJm-ripened fruit in
coolS graceful styles! Frosty: 'white, .embroidery
around necklines," down the fly rOTti,(on pocket;
You'll wanj several of these for warm aummer daysl
BECOND FLOOB
CAT NINT MAY SUITS
Rayon crepe-' play
aaits.in colorful i
prints. Matching '
Jtqits. 12-18
M IDDY'SlXCK SUITS
Short sleeve iniddV'' Ofl
blouse with boyish
slack. Raw faille, if
SECOND ixooa
Pleated Slacks
Handsomely t a 1 1 o r e4
rayon twill slacks with
two mannish A QO
pockets. "170
Cool Sports Shirrs -Well
cut. 100 wool
knit. In 9.98
colors. dlQ
LADIES' MIDRIFFS
1.98
UDIES' SHORTS
2.98
Others .-3.98
SECOND FLOOB,
Variations in a
W I A VI OR MISHJ1 -C
Smartly tailored for styfe' and" Sj L
comfort All over ventilated fiber -"""""iw
'meshes ot light weight fancy pal sagj. I
weaves. Wide 2 inch brim.. 1 1
feiO 986
THERI'S COOLNESS IN MSHT
Designed for yoec oomforti Leg.
born stripe effects in liber meshes,
and woven mesh pinch front bats.
Light weight. 2 brims.'
Bea-V-S-rotOft,'
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MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
2-98
Men's California style, sport shirt. Cotton and rayon
material. Long sleeves. Double pockets, In or out style.
Button cuff.
MAIN FLOOm
MEN'S
HERRINGBONE PANTS
2.29
Khaki color, sanforized shrunk
work pants. Full cut, pockets
heavily stitched. Sizes 28 to 42.
MAIN FLOOR
Ladies' Hats
Reduced to Clear
1.50
1
Fancy straws and felts
with gay. trimmings of
veiling, flowers and rib
bons. New spring
shades.
Better Hats
Reduced
2.oo
Soft felts and fancy
straws. Smartly fash
ioned in style and color. '
SECOND FLOOR
1
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STEEL SKILLETS
!'.,'. , 79e
Yes, steeit The kind that
minds us of ure-war days.
A nice substantial frying . Dn,
mat s a pleasure vo usb. -Non-inflammable
wood handle
makes it easy to hold on toi
')' MAIN rtOOR
5
From Montgomery Ward on North 9th
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