. vuiution On Frldny,
; Mna E. LuKun, aiuio sup
M Koyol Neighbors
'.rica wl oHld.llyvl.il
will bo nerved l 8.30
rw , member, husband,
n i "noluhboin" preent.
"u Xii selicc ulud. April,
"' J no birthday, will bo
j ninnor uols wore
bring heir own butter.
j call "701. KNA meots
i KU ii""
..In, Held -- Tho rntos,
..Sunn imd communlca-
mUto of the Klamath
bCer' o connnorco mot Men-
tho iimposo of furthor
cl l (tl at cstubl lulling o
K for Klamath FeTi.
K we George Davis
1,.n Ted Beeves, J. L.
A H. Bumnn and
s n.' Stark.
m.n'i Mooting A lay
meSt i.U will bo hold a tho
"hall of St. Paul s Ep co
, rch on Wednesday, Juno
fom. Tiilkn will bo eon-
"SJwur Church -Her
f'ms Dunes uiui iuih
Th'ero will bo entertain
and refreshment, after tho
ortWIIIIum E. Brlckor,
SNfl, ha received ordors
,rl to tlio commander of
r force, Pacific fleet, for
r ajslKiimont duty. Ho has
photographic officer at
lamnlli nuval air station
c post five months, com
rc from the navy yard at
nglon, 0. C.
i Launching Invitations
received by Charles R.
mnnnger of tho Klamath
a of commerce to ottend
jic 0 launching of tho USS
n City, at (Juincy shipyard,
Haas, irom uic xsuiuiu-
ilccl company.
Mt Tho Townsend club
iry will meet wun Mrs.
Jcrrue, 1014 North Sum
lime, Wednesday, June 6,
u p. m. tor a pouucK am
id business meeting. The
,y or npny Alien win a no
tmbercd.
Htalth Maallnn i
. .. - - . IIIUUVIIIU
pf tho Klamath county public
iuuiui usiuciniiun wm bo held
at '2 n. m Ul,inu.i.... t..
- - - r' .... vvf,vouHjr m iuu
chamber of commerce directors'
ruuni, ins win oo trio first moot
ing conducted by tho now of
ficers and budgets for tho com
ing yoor will bo discussed.
Among newly appointed choir-
S??" ?.rom Muudu A. Hosley,
Klnmiitli Full. ,.n.,ni., i
chairman and L. L, Hendricks,
inuiiiam runs, imiiiico chulr
man. A session with tho finance
committee will precede the regu
lar mooting.
On LosvtWllllnm R. Duck
noil R c Bon of Mr BIK( Mrs
W. J, Bucknoll, 2021 Vino, nr
rived homo Saturday on a 21.
day leave before being assigned
to ovorsens duty. Bucknoll has
been stationed at Ft. Lauderdale.
Fla. for the post year.
To Moot There will be an
organizational meeting of the
tourist committee of the cham
ber of commerce Tuesday at 10
a. m. This will be the first meet
ing conducted by the newly-ap-pointed
officers.
d Tho Pelican cafe will
led from Juno 3 to Juno
luslve.
Tomplari Mot Calvary Com
mandery No. 10, Knights
Templar, will confer tho Order
of tho lied Cross and Order of
ivilllin VYeUTlPStlllv lvnn hif T..r
6. lit 7-nil n m Al CI. v'li.4-
iviuiuuy IIIVIICQ,
VU...V.1IID ivn n,
George Mlsfeldt ruturned Mon-
any irom a len-clay visit in the
bnv nrpn nnrl Pl,l,mn ...iti.
her daughter and family, Mrs.
c u, iiupe.
Wll. u f l
, viuu buncmun mem
bers of the Nile club will gnther
i mt- vTiuuru noiei on Wednes
day, Juno 6, for a 12 o'clock
lunrhnnn All
. ""'u.rt uiu uor
ll,tiiit i....t,n.i i .i ,
Builntit In Medlord Eugene
Liiijunciuisi, civil scrvico agent,
left Tuesday on a business trip
io mcaiora. no pinns to return
Wednesday evening.
Luncheon Moating The
executive committee luncheon
of tho 7th War Loan drive was
held at the Wtllard at noon
Tuesday.
Yolo Attorney Hero Robert
Schwab, district attorney of
Yolo county, Calif., visited Klanv
nth Falls yesterday on business,
RESTRICTIONS
BUDGETING
EYED AT MEET
Now state laws restrlotlna ex
penditures from reserves to
actual budgeted Items were re
viewed at Monday night's coun
cil meeting.
It was brought out that here.
after, all expenditures must be
uudgeiod whether they come
out of current funds or reserves
and that no more than the
budget can be used for any ex
pressed purpose. The reserves
may not-be touched outside the
budgets.
A number of municipal di
visions have reserve funds which
havo been occasionally drawn
upon for various purposes which
have come up after budgets were
drawn. The new law outlaws
such procedure, and when the
budget committee meets Friday
night It is planned to Include all
expenditures from reserves in
next year's financial schedule.
Tho city's fiscal year is from
July 1 to Julv 1.
The city milk ordinance re
quiring a gallonage fee for all
milk delivered in the city came
under discussion as Dr. Calvin
Hunt brought out that although
Klamath Creamcrv has raid on
all gallonage delivered, Lost
mver nas oniy paid tne tee on
20,000 gallons delivered In the
city proper and no fee on the
30,000 gallons delivered to the
Marine Barracks and naval air
stntlon.
This problem was referred to
Bert Hall, chairman of the city
TIRE
INSPECTI0
STATION
N
DICK B. MILLER CO.
7th and Klam. Ph. 4103
health committee and Dr. Hunt,
rviamam meat and mux inspec
tor, for complete Investigation.
Four bids were approved for
purchasing city lots. First and
accord reudings were heard on
six bids to purchase city prop
erty, and tnird ana final read
ings were heard on five bids.
Four business licenses were
approved. Tho license on Jack's
restaurant, 110 N. 4th was sus
pended for failure to comply
with city sanitary laws.
May report) were heard from
the fire department, recreation
department and the building In
spector. Building permits for May num
bered 41 and covered building
and repairs amounting to ?4,
1760.S0. Fees paid amounted to
$118.
E. E. Hambrlck, city recrea
tion director, recommended that
the alley way at block 118,
Mills addition, be abandoned and
signs closing the alley be erect
ed, it was recommended tnat
the recreation department take
ud a suggestion with the Amer
ican Legion to place ball play
ing equipment in the recreation
park, to be turned over to the
city at the end of the season.
This suggestion for closing the
auey was approved by council
men.
housing; provided
PORTLAND. June 5 (PI
War housing has provided shelter
for 300 servicemen and dis
charged veterans and 221 fam
ilies of servicemen, the Portland
housing authority reported.
Essential workers, veterans
and their families occupy 15,613
of 18,180 units available Bs.i
per cent,
Auto License Office
Moved To Courthouse
The automobile license depart
ment of Klamath county which
nas oeen located in tne memor
ial building for the past several
years will be moved to the tax
collector's office in the court
house today.
Driver's licenses examinations
will still be taken at the office
of W. J. Buckncll, head of the
driver's license department, In
tne Memorial Duuaing.
Liskey Brothers Face
Livestock Charge
Dave Llskcy and Dan Liskey,
ODeratlnK a rancn in Poe valley
under the business name of Lis
key Brothers, entered a plea of
not guilty through their attor
ney, U. S. Balentinc, to permit-
yVwYOUNGER LOOK
Got This Hormone Cream
At Wat SefenctT hmi dlacorf rod m
vlullilngajubmnca UitUhclpaic
tore the look and testuro ot
youtlif ulncu to ttiln, ( dag kin.
A thi ficatt, r'llnt beiuly of
youthful akin diminish with
kf e, Uw hormone I n Q U E K H Ob
btlp rriiore tho youthtulwM of
lace. Uirtut and hand. You aim ply
auplyltiiapotcut.rcviullilngaub.
atanca to tho akin at nil lit. Tim
Hormone are ao well absorbed
through the akin that they help to
Ktivaw the 4evclo(aneot of new
oella, new tlaaue.
a tan wun ul-"'C-r;iJ. uraar.
Try to rtrtva that youthful radiant beauty la
your own face, throat and handa. Kach 4 oi. bottle of
OUKENOl- contain 30,000 Int. unit of Katrof cnie
Hormone enouah for .10 day aupuly only 2.95
(plua UiJ. Coaoc in or pbone today.
Super Cut-Rote Drug
530 Main St.
ting livestock to run at large In
a herd district. The pica was en
tered In justice court May 16.
Bail was posted of $100, but
no trial date has yet been set
by Justice J. A. Mahoney. The
complaint was signed by Glen
Evans.
OLD TEST OF VIRTUE
A unlaue test of womanly vir
tue was used by the Bretons who
lived in northern Europe cen
turies ago. Powdered agate was
sprinkled in the beer of the
doubted one, and if she couldn't
hsld it down, she was consider
ed impure.
LOGGERS
Attention1.
Just In
CALKED
BONE-DRY
LOGGERS
$16.50
.Since 1918.
Ldiiew'sJ
MANSTORE
733 Mala 8b
Agents for 25 Years
For Bone-Dry Shoes
Tuesday, June S, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS TTf
asfy wffh fruit
"THE GRAINS ARE GREAT FOODS
PllH Il Kellogg's Com Flake bring yPtt
j j nearly all the protective food te-l
M m If r P mentsoitnewnoicgrBuiucufusw
W 1 A It k W essential to human nutrition.
B mm
lusivc. 'ath Fnll yctcrdny on business. 1 "a'"""
I' LONG III
I DISlMCEi
It's still a big part
off the war picture
"Getting things done 'til the war
is won" is still the big job of
Long Distance.
Sometimes there's an extra heavy
load on certain circuits. Then the
operator will ask your help by
saying "Please limit your call
to 5 minutes."
Make the Seventh a Success
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' I
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Mink-Dyed Coney, 49.50 to 89.50 I
Antelope- - - - - - - 89.50 V "y) I
Sable-Dyed Muskrat - - - 199.50 V I
Ocelot- - - - - - -110.00 p I
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