HERALD JUO RZW;
PETITION FOR
Tatdtj, June 19, H4S
COUNCIL HEARS
BUS
SERVICE
A petition fnr bun aervlce to
Monro park during- tho auinmor
months. niKiicd by, acveral hun
rfrH Fiilzcni nf Klamath Full".
wm read before the council
mealing 11 iHKnt ann reiorreei
In the mayor and public util
ities committee lor tuIy and
rilacuaalon with tho Klamath
Ilu company.
A bid submitted lor aaphalt
fur nroDoaed Improvement ol
city atrects, amnuntlnic to $24,
ISO, by J. It. Wlningor, prcal
donl or Warren Northwoal Inc.,
wua turned over to the atreot
committee and city engineer to
check amount needed and re
port to tho council next Mon
day. Loreni company requoated
nernilHlon to lower the aide-
walk bordering compuny prop
erty on Broad atrect, 18 Inehca,
fnr a dlatanco of 40 feet. I'er-
miaalon waa withheld until the
city engineer, mnyor and city
attorney could chock on tho ad
J' vlnablllty o( inch a move
' i I'erniunlon to erect a lent on
the corner nf 12th und Klamath
waa requentcd tor meotinga of
the r'lnl Covenant church, and
referred to the lire chief and
police chief for approval.
, Hiitlrtiiia Inam-clor A. W
Downs recommended Klamath
limiting company escaping ileum
Km fHrrlHri to rnoMooa bv metal
plpca. ThU waa laid over until
next week for atudy.
A petition waa presented to
Uio council to conairuci nana'
rd width atrenta on Martin and
put In aidewalka on each aide
for tlx blocka, from Main to
Home avenue. It waa algnod by
48 Martin atreet property own-
era, and referred by the council
to the atreet committee, city en
gtneer and mayor lor checking
and approval.
Prnnertv ownera have mir
chaaed the triangle bordered by
Ennlannde. Pacific Terrace and
Earlo atreet and preacnted the
deed to tho city lor par aerv.
ice. The deed has been accept
ed by the nark board to Improve
aa It la able, and the abstract
la being aludled by the city at
torney.
Winnie II oak's restaurant
aervlng meala lor prlaonera In
cllv tail for the nasi two years.
aubmlttcd a bid to raise tho
price from 37c to 4Uc per meal
the 3c Increase In price waa ap
. urnved by the council last night,
Eight building permit were
(ranted and two new offers to
purchaae city property were ac-j
cented.
f Two restaurant permit were
f approved by the council, one atl
' 1320 Oregon, and the other atl
llll S. 4th.
Permit to move a house from
Portland to Eldorado, and a
house from Dolores to Eldorado
were granted R. B. Hadley,
2,500,000 Tires To
Be Rationed Soon
WASHINOTON, June 28 P)
Another 2.500.000 Urea will be
available for rationing in July.
Tho July allotment, the aiime
aa thla month' will go to "Ft"
and "C" rntlon holder!. "A"
card holders, as usual, must de
pend on their present tires.
"Tho 2.500,000 tlrca allotted
to OPA for rationing should
meet the Immediate requirement
of the most essential drivers,"
Max McCullough, deputy OPA
administrator for rationing, said
In n statement.
"Tho tiro situation remain
seriously tight. We are ration
ing more tire than current pro
duction warrant by borrowing
from sunplle lor the hot wenth
ir months during which a record
number of tire lallurc can be
ixpected."
Pedestrian Injured
Slightly In Crash
Hosetta Betty Crawlord, 2535
PlBrd, was Involved In an aulo
mobile accident Monday at 9:25
i. m., when tho car he wn
it, Irlvlna struck it pedestrian,
i Hrs, Emily Buchardt ot Klem
tth Fall.
The accident occurred one
nils east of Klamath Falls when
Mrs. Buchnrdt stepped out Into
he road from behind a parked
ms. She admitted rosponslbll
ly lor tho accident,
- She wn tnkon to the Klamath
'alley hospital by Mis Craw
. lord and waj lound to have sus
alncd only minor bruises.
youths Arraigned
)n Theft Charges
Virgil Knight and Arthur C.
tobson, both 18 years old, were
rraiened before Justice J. A.
Jnhoney In Justice court Mon-
By charged wun stealing ivi
otato sacks valued at $48.24
rom George Burger.
Tho two youths waived pre
Imlnary hearing and were com
iltted to the county Jail In llou
I $1000 ball each. They wore
ound over to the Klamath
ounty grand Jury.
PERMIT SIGNED
WASHINGTON. June 28 (ID
resident Truman signed today
isolation permitting service
ion, ex-servicemen and their
imllles to occupy avallnblo war
ouslng previously restricted to
ancient war worker. Such
ictipancy will be on a rental
isls.
Igor Stravinsky, the com
iser, uses only hall of his
imn. He was christened Tgor
indorovltch Soullma Stravln-
iy..
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SWEATERS!
A group ol real value In Sweater
, . . Moatly long iltov.a and In a
good rang, ol colors and tli.a
Valu.a to $5.95.
Handbags!
About on. hundred
atyl. baga . . . Black,
Browna, Had, Blu. and
aom. Paat.la. Valuta
to $6.95.
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Here is a selection of some Botany flannel
suits ... or a choice of many of Koret's na
tionally advertised knit suits . . . Many sport
jackets in this group.
ice
flnklels!
Ankl.ts ol .T.ry color In
line or heavy rib. Sli.a to
10H. 1
DICKIES!
Sharkakin and Broad-,
cloth dickies In whit. 1
nd colors . . . Shirt!
tyla or P.t.r Pan'
collars. R.g. 11.29. a
Month-End.r Sale
Its' been a long tim ... -e you are . . . the "Month End Sale" at Foulger s . . .
Bigger . . . Better ... and with greater bargains than ever before . . Just 4
tremendous selling days . . . and "right smack" in the heart of the season ... No
refunds ... No approvals ... No exchanges! Every sale final!
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Here are buys you won't forget -IT
Pastels, Plaids and Dark Shades too . . .
In gabardines, wools and washable
materials . . . Buy them now, for school
this fall. Values to $10.95.
One Half
Price
i
BLOUSES!
A group of two hun
dred better bloui.a ....
Joan KanUy cottons
. . . Many j.w.lry neck
lin. style. Values ta
15.95.
A circular
save wear
ffilfc
Three hundred blouses every one
from our regular stock . . . Plaids,
Prints, Sheers . . . Whites, Colors
And a wide variety of styles. Values
to $3.95. Out they go at
A cress-strap fall!. slip
per with genuine Lather
ioIh in Red, Blue or
Wine color. A $3.95
Talus.
HOSIERY!
knit hoal.ry but Jutt th. thing .to
on your better hose. Good colors.
-x m mi i i m
Pl$Y
Two hundred of these famous "Sport Classics" .
Some are slightly soiled . . . most of them are new
. . . and every one is a current style ... Strutter
cloths ... gabardines . . . prints ... in a variety
of colors . . . Sixes are 9 to 20 . . . They sold regu
larly from $6.95 to $22.95 ... all to be sold at . . .
Two and 3-pieee play
prints or plain colors .
... Remember! First
House Slippers!
PANTIES!
H.r. Is on. of those hard-to-g.t lira
... Elastic top pantle ... Small,
madlurn, larga six.. Value -to $1.29.
SUPS!
Tailored or lac trim
stylM ; . . Mostlr in tea-
rot ansa. ... a zu
Month-End.r bargain.
PI AY
suits Gaily colored
. . Not too many here!
come, first served.
hi
half
i
nee
n it
6f
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