Herald and news., June 21, 1945, Image 5

I, thu Mould intlgo No.
in Norway, will bo Hc-Ul
flows' hall. Saturday.
Norway
l 93. 1 .... l.iWIntnrl miH
I r . la II UU
P r nHlcof wl" ,ollow
in"' ...,f.r ui meeting.
CS ncproccnlntlve A.
...... fc'riim-liico. will
F'Si Iho Inllliitory enro
ll .'i..l fund on w
i'.1.V,ni, will bo nerved
U, LU"H", M,.
fKrtslnnient wl" coclutl
Iprograin. t
I Hniolnl J. Hnr-
lf5Unn.il. who h. been via
nmihor. Mm. L. A.
I fr four weeks, left
( .7 lo return to Torney
'S.,... K.-lm. Cnl f.
prk inn K'
Iirk .will be closed at 0
Inif hniflnnlnff
Iiv. dim-
(fi found In tho park after
time win !" "i-
' u.inrd Kuuene Lll
ram '-.- .. , '..
ml civil service ukitiiv wmu
rl. atnllnliori here.
, vinn.uil on' bua new In
icctlon with hla work Thurs-
La.v.l tfllml B.m. ..t u..ji
, --- ..... mi m nurwi
Bond, daughter nf Mr. mid Mm
J W. Qulbell of rm Giirdun!
hug boon In Klniimth Kails for
tho pant month for a foot opern
Hon, She loft Saturday to re
turn lo her homo.
Vl.it Endtd t.l. r,,ir
Mr; 9ru.ry K. Adiinm rcturnod
, ,elr1hom I" Hun Francisco
TTcuiiL-Miiiy, iinor a lU-cluy vtKlt
In Klamath Fnlls with Mr. and
Mra, Paul lloduo. M
and Mm. Hoclgu arc alsU-rs.
Lin9 The Eagles auxin-
n p. ni., al tho FOE hall
A vvli,iit Mf)mhiri
frsnl to nttond and visiting
IbcrS 1110 writuiiiu.
I .i. -I..U Mttnn The
I Bui"0 cluo wl" ,,,co1
It it tho UHO center, 11th
Walnut, ai :.iu. ah service
mt are cormauy inviico
tttnd.
Li.. Ticket! Tickets for
Cilh Bucknroo Days rodoo,
1 1 to t. are un nine nww hi
kilttcc hennquariers, ooo o
0. D. Miiiinewa, presiaeiH,
ri today.
Lull Summar G. Keith
of Berkeley is upending
mmmer in Klnmalh Falln
hit father, Keith Moon of
fown hop.
Mnt An Important meet-
lithe Tiilelnke Growers will
bid al the Tule aka hlfih
H, rridny at 8 p. m.
I.cfloy Erdmann." who lm
boon vocational director of the
Klrmnth Union high scnool vo
cational department, loaves for
F.IIUPlin In Inlrn llin nntll
..... ..... liuaiuun
director of tho Eugene vocation
al m.nooi, me largost vocational
depiirtmont In the atato cxclud-
ii m iiri nun.
Erdmann was supervisor of
inuiiniriiii ans during 1U41-4Z at
f'romont grade school, which is
now Fremont junior high. In
Dollar for dollar atiH r.nh.1 rn
uuuii uniry prooucis are still
the most econnnilml tnm union.
offered to the consumer, hoe
Hollldiiv, Klamath Fulls, said In
a mid-June statement in behalf
oi me uregon ualrymen a as
SOCiation. Of Which hi I. ni-n.i
dent. The atatement was sent
10 t,. ij. I'cierson, stalo director
Of lllirlcilltllre. In rnnnnntm In
earlier renueitl hv llm rUmnin
that all Oregon dairy groups
iiiuKo iiiung onservancc ol June
aa national dairy month.
Hollldnv lirire rnnmmiir.
llinv rontintio In tlnri ..nrl,.!.'.
-niHiuuaL-iiirou nniry nroaucis clll
iirniL io nn Jl ll U. I l thn a,.a
able ration nnlnts. In unflnr.lanl
that the reason for shortages is
on nccouiu oi increased wartime
Hnmnnri nnrl nnl Kni.niiDi. Intt.l
production of milk has decreased.
IJlrcclor Peterson saya that in
1044 Oretfon'fl milk nrriHtirlinn
reached 1,463,000,000 pounds or
thn hlirh nvornun i.ni. .tt.r nf
SS40 pounds or 60 pounda of
mnn per cow more man in me
jri'lil (iicvifJua.
If Us "frozen" article vou
need, advertise for a used one
in trie classified.
1943 he assumed the assistant di
rectorship In trades and Indus
tries at tho high school and bo
came director in 1044.
In Eugeno ho replaces Dale
Perry, director for the past
three years. No replacement
(or Erdmann has yet been
named, according to Arnold
Grulnpp, superintendent oi city
schools.
RECORD SALES
PORTLAND, June 21 (ZD
The largest single-day bond sale
In the 7th War Loan drive waa
reported in Oregon today.
The total onc-dny total of $7,
411,816 brought Oregon'g bond
sales to $00,831,787. E bond
sales to date stand at $37,859,-496.
Tot Navy Norman L. Poer
has left for navy physical ex
amination and enlistment at
Portland, and Ernest F. Goza
will leave In a few daya, Re
cruiting Officer Frieaen an
nounced. Both boya are from
Klamath Falls.
Exclusive at
The
Town Shop
Main at Fifth
2
Figure-flattering
COLE of California'
Swimsuits are
- available in all
sizes and colora
8.50 to 11.95 .
Witlon Mr. and Mra.
k W. Vaupol are spending
fc-wcek vacation In Tllla-
Wine Mra. Joe Steel of
Wl was in town shopping
fctsday.
BLIND! )
NW(,,k.y,l6prMi ,,
I" I'oln neutral utilh
THE STORE WITH THE GLASS DOOR
'S
HOW delightful it wiU be
when all the town seems hot ...
to be looking cool
5.99
IDEAL
FOR THE
4th!
GAY SttRSUGrVtit rmnia . .,. . . ,;, t
.i.fui xuiuDDivt Vt xy
BRIBHT HArOnU ULUina . . vnMm.nniw
JUMPER DRESSES . . 1 OR 2-PIECE STYLES
10.95
PRINTED JERSEYS .. PASTEL CREPES
RAYON BROADCLOTHS . . SEERSUCKERS
PLAID OR CHECKED GINGHAMS
SMART NAVY OR BLACK CREPES
Bring In Your Fur Coot
For Storage
iy
617 MAIN ST.
Tbuiaday. Jun. SI. 1(41
MZKALD-MfD ttVm-TTtt
J'&!?firn&Z?? r t fet ttw yaM foiu fry- ' '
BOYS' JIMMIES "
AND JACKETS
2-98
Made of medium weight
cotton material. Jacket has
hand-stitched collar and
pockets. Sanforized-ahrunk. .
Comes ia blue, tan or.
green. '
DOWNSTA3S
Little. Boys' Knit Suits For Summer
Colorful cotton knits- with
striped short-sleeves shirts and I TO
solid color suspender. ,
SPORT SHIRTS FOR EVERY DAY
Versatile sport ahlrta will keep
little boys well-dressed all sum
mer long.
BOYS' JIMMIES
. t ' . -.
Medium. - weight cotton, and
rayon material. Plain or striped '
patterns. Ideal for hot weather,.
: ' DOVFNSTAIBS
1
.49
Jimmie Sets Mean . Happy Vacations ' .
.98
Boys like sturdy Jimmie Suits
fdr . play! And double needle
construction means no worry
over seam rips!
1
iw"o rLooa,
1
POLO SHIRTS FOR ALL BOYS' SPORTS:i(( ! .
7Qc :-&-
m . m
Small boya stick out-their chests
and strut when they wear cot
ton polo shirts! ,- .
Ll
Infants'. Cotton Knit Creepers
98'
Comfortable, . short-sleeved
snap - on crotch, ;- button
necklines for-girls or boys.
Little Lady Chum .
GIRLS' DRESSES
Little ' girls - a d o r ; new
dresses. Picture book styles '
in crayola colors.
JIM PENNEY JR. LONGS'
2
Boys get a bang from each new pair
of longies! Many styles and colors!
PINAFORES ARE PRETTIEST
Alice in Wonderland charm! Whit,
and colors, cotton crisp. . ! M
Stay pretty all summer!-, . ,
SUN SUITS FOR SUN BEAMS
Little girls' striped or ruffled Ofi
sunsuits. Gay trimmings. :
SMARTALLS FOR GIRLS -
Wear them with or without i JJQ
shirt. They wash of course! ;
-. Boys' '
STRAW HATS
59c
Light weight . . . cool. West
em style ,with .chin, strap;, .
DOWNSTAIRS- . f
Ladies' .
. . STRAW HATS ' '
49c
Woven of light weight straw ;
. . . these hBts are the perfect
hat for hot summer days
when youvgarden or fish:
Children"s ' sizes from'-18 ' .
years ..... SJe
stcoNP rtoo ' '
PANTIE GIRDLES
1.69
Ladies', two-way stretch pant,
gu-dle which aooks and! fit
like the pre-war variety.
Ideal to wear under your
slacks. Small, medium, large..
- SKCOWP FliOOB
' ' ' : . ' Girls'.
play; suits
we re may tor anion, out u you to go i im
we're ready for that, too. 'fio: aleight-of-hand we jual
button on our matching skirts and we're all dressed up!
One-piece playsuits in gay rayon prints.; Wrap skirts.
1.59
Second fxook
Girls' one-piece play suits .
made of print and plain blue
suiting. Perfect for summer
play. Sizes 7 . to . 14, '
SECOND TLOOB
Women's 42 Gauge RAYON: HOSE v
Cotton top and foot. Mercerized cotton welt. Popular
summer shades.. Sizes 8'A to.lOH. - ? f :
Limited quantity. w pr
AVAILABLE FRIDAY MOHHING AT XOiOO .
f HAM ft WORTS, LTD.
OPEN UNTIL 8:00 SATUDAYS
MAIN FLOOtl '
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