WadnWar, July 11. ISO
HERALD AND MEWS 11 VI
frnlwAralltf T.ilnrm.tlnn Mm
Goldu Wlckiiuui, Oregon dcun
of women, JJcitty Lu Hlogman.
Oregon fudoriitlon dlroctor, unci
Uorla Hack, ulummio socrutury,
Will Do ill 1110 yvniuru nuisi
t'rltlny, July 111, (ram 1 to t
1). in. to Interview tliono tutor
MlCd 111 Utlellllhlg tnu UI1IVO
any ui uicgou in iiiu iii
inuvlo will ulao bo shown
Ul.,,nll, lllllun liluli aflioill
U p. iii. Appointment! for lute
iiImwi Wlflnv nnrmmll mnV L
limclo by culling Mury CurriKun,
' 101J.
Missionary Meat Tlio Worn
uu'a Missionary mooting of the
imiitHminl lti.nl 1.1 iOuirfh uruni.
en will bo lii'lil ul tlio homo of
Mr. Fred Ohlumeycr m inu
Jieniey uiairici on tnurauu?,
July 12. A pollock lunch will
bo acrvod ul noun. A flnu pro
drum Inn boon arranged. All
membera unci friends arc cordial
ly invited.
Barrtcki Movlea To correct
n Impression tliut muy liuve
boon obtained from a atory about
movlca at the Marino UarrocKa,
Lt. Col. Koucrt . liurni, post
exacutlvo officer, auld todny that
tlio movlca thi'ro are open to
families of post personnel and
ciuiuiil guest. The story Indicat
ed the movies nro open to tlitt
general public,
Camp Flra Olrli Clrla wiiili
lug to attend summer camp ul
Luke o' the Wooda muy register
in Moo s sioro on rriauy aim
Suturduy, July 13 and 14, be
tween 2 and 4 p. m. Medical
blanks will also be availublo at
this tlmo.
Moating The Wlnema templo
Pyllilun Sisters will meet Fri
day, July 13, at a p. m. In the
library club room. At that tlmo
olans will ba made for a lolnt
picnic with tho Knights. Officers
ami meinucra are esKeti lo Do
present, ,
Ncry Applicants Two boys
filled out snpllcHllona today In
the navy recruiting office In tho
Rnst office building. They are
enneth It. Newlun of Sprague
River and Dean S. Nichols of
Klamath Fulls.
- Farm Labor Tho farm labor
employment service announced
that there has bron many calls
for Irrigators. At present alfal
fa and hay Is being harvested.
who nay win do ready for nar
vesting within a woek or two.
On Furlough Pvt. Robert
Grimes, son of Mr. and Mra. O.
L. Crimea of 3033 Shasta wnv.
is homo on furlough from the
Regional hospital at Amarlllo,
Tex., and will bo hero until
July 20.
From Coast Mr. and Mrs,
Leo McBrlde and daughter
lrma, of 407 N. Oth, returned
homo Saturday ovenlng from
Crescent City where they havo
spent mo past wcck.
On Leave Lyle Wise, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiso of
bummers lane, la home on a five'
day leave. Ho la stationed at
San Diego whore lie la taking
boot training.
Auxiliary to Meat Members
or uie canton Lrnter auxiliary
will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m.
in tho lOOF hall. Ivv Pronst.
president, will bo In charge of
ma meeting.
Fathar 111 Mrs. Keith Moon
and Mrs. Jack Rae aro at the
homo of their father near Santa
Rosa, Calif., who has been 111.
They oro expected to return
Thursday.
Agent Raturni Mra. Wlnnl
fred K. Glllon, home demonstra
tion agent, and daughter Sheila,
returned today from a vacation
spent In Tacoma and Seattle.
Returns Komi C. E. Nelson,
MM 1c, has returned to his
home nt 2417 Wlard lano after
serving 27 montlu overseas with
tho Scabccs.
Contractors Get
Training Session
To provldo wnr contractors In
tho southern Oregon area with
definite Information concerning
sottlcmont of terminated war
contracts, and to instruct them
In filling out settlement forms,
a Joint army-navy team of con
tract termination experts will
conduct a training session in
Mndford, Friday, at 12:45 p. m.
. Tho contract settlement team
will conduct a four-hour train
ing course, Tho session will be
held at tho chamber of com
merce and contractors and their
repreientnllvos of both lamo
and email producing war plants
tro expected to attend this meet
ing.
Dinner in Park Members
and friends of tho Community
Congregational church will go
to Muoiu park for u picnic din
ner following thu church serv
ice! Sunday morning, July 111.
Kuch person la asked to bring Ills
own tablo aet'vlco. Cream, augur
and coffee will bo provided by
the committee. Tho Rev. Lu
geno Hiiynca, former pastor of
this church, will preuch at Hio
morning service and hu und Mrs,
lluynes will bu guests at tho din
ner. For further Information
call Mrs. Vun Doozcr, 0407.
Higher Rank Word has been
received from dipt. Roland
Sturmaii, with tho third army lu
Germany, of his advancement to
major. Ills wife, tho former
Helen Marshall, la staying with
her inothor, Mrs. A, L, Marshall
of Olcne,
Card Party Women of tho
Mooso will aponsor a card party
In tho Mooso hall Friday, July
13, at 2 p. in, This will bo tho
fourth of tho series and every
one interested in playing pi
nochle la Invited to attend.
Drill Callad Tho captain -of
tho drill team of tho Women' of
tho Mooso bus called a special
drill for Friday, July 13, at B
p. m. In tho Mooso hull. All of
ficers and escorts will plcuso at
tend. To Grants Pan Mrs. W. A.
Curleton left this morning to
visit her mother in Grants Pass.
She will return the end of the
wepk.
Condnad to Homt Ramona
Reeves, Liikcshore drive, la con
fined to her homo with the flu.
She Is employed at I'enncy's de
partment store.
To Portland Mm. Asia Klo
rulff of tho Art and Gift shop la
spending three weeks In Portland.
Visiting Visiting friends In
Klamath Falls la Helen Neeley.
She will return to Portland
Monday,
Naw Employe Oils M. Mots
kcr, recently released from tho
navy, Is working at the U, S. em
ployment office.
Shively Named t
Merrill Marshal
MERRILL Carl Shively.
Klamulli Falls, member of tho
Oregon stato police force for
three years, has accepted the po
sition of city marshal here and
will taka up his new duties
August 5, fid Davis, who has
been marshal for several years,
with a break of only a few
months when ho served In a aim
liar capacity at Chlloquln, ten
dered his resignation to tho city
council In order to accept anoth
er position. v
Shively, who Is unmarried, ex
pods to move to Merrill.
Vacationists Crowd
Oregon Camp Sites
Oregon mountain resorts are
DnrkltH in ennnpllv inj -nm
are already hanging out "Stand
ing Room Only" signs for the
itf-tu aeiuion.
Rilnh . W rri,ij n.
chute nntlnnnl fnrMl
sor, said he had never seen so
iiiuiiy vacuuonisu in inis area.
ramnirrniinrl nr n.,n-rlA...uM
i n- - ... wvL-liiuwillK,
Crnwrnrrl unlrl . 1
aorta aro booked to capacity for
uuui una season ana mo next.
GAR DVFn.inQiirr,
Portland district gu sol I no ration
hnnrrla niinn A i
tor U nan! in a mmi r n Hnu i
OP A Atrnnt V W j '
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Hnwnll fthnrA lh lttlan4 t ui..
w HIV "HIIU VI itlJ
punioia,
I
Quickly eases ltffj!
the pain or If til
your money beck. II lu
10c,50cor $1.00 II IS
at all drug counters
Classified Ads Bring RcsuIU.
Poor Digestion? 33
Headachy? Da
Sour or Upset? aa
Tired-Listless? oa
Do you fool haailftehy and unsat duo to
poorly dlcratod fooif? To foul ohmrful
"I'l'J "Hi" UW 1UUU IUIUC tn
ulgpstml pronrrly.
Kchliiy,Notiirormwtproducoabout
two pints of a vltnl illgmtlva Jul to
Mi illuo.l your food. If Nature falls,
your food may remain undluwitod
mi n you hoailnrhy and irrltahlo.
'1 liorpforo, wu muni. IncnwM tlio How
W I hh i illirallva Jiilre, Cartor's Mtlla
p. Ivor Pllla Inrraaaa tlili fluw quickly
vftoii III as llllld n HO minutes. And.
jyim're im tho mail to foollna batter.
I'on i ilrHnd on artlni'Tal alda to
wniitfraet IiiiIIiimi Ion when Carter's
l.lnl. 1 L., Itai- ..1 .nui-u . t.
iim'a own enter, Toko Uarter'a I.ltlla
rtl
I.1ADE ESPECIALLY
TO REUEVf TORTURE AND
KILL GERM!' THAT CAUSE
ATHLETE'S FOOT
First applications of wonderful sootMnr,
hlehly modlcatod fieutd Zemo promptly
relieve Itchy sorenesa between urackod
peeling tooa. Then Zomo on contact
kills gorma that eauaa and apread
Athlotoa F00U
Zomo la a Doctor's antlseptle formula
with an am&alng roeord of auccoiu. Zemo
nally works I ho first trial convinces.
Clean, atalnloas. At all drURitorea. Send
Zemo to boys In aorvice. 20
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Accident and Indemnity Company
INSURANCE
T.B. MATTERS
Qeneral Insurance Agency
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Little beauties lo wear
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Made of all wool felt with
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For a Prattler Youl
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shades. Small, medium, large.
LADIES' SHORTS
Shorts of rayon gabardine with two pockets
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For
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GAY DRESSES
For Girls
1
.05
.98
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courscl
Dresses striped like pep
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aacoND nooa
' Valvat-Softnaia
INFANTS' VESTS
Soft As Downl
CRIB BLANKET
29c 49c
They rival baby's skin for
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cotton vests. Tic-side, pin
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Ideal for after his bath or
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Ladies'
PLAYSUITS WITH SKIRTS
$4.98 $5.90
Pastel print one-piece playsults. Matching skirts to button
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SECOND FLOOB
LVDIA GREY
CLEANSING TISSUE
Limited quantity! Large box of 500 tissues.
Available Thursday morning at 9:00.
25c
MAIN FLOOB
GAUNTLET WORK GLOVES
Leather faced, canvas back with long canvas
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MAIN FLOOR
86c
SUMMER STRAW HATS
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1
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MAIN FLOOR
2
.98
LITTLE GIRLS' PINAFORES
Candy-striped seersucker styled just right for
perfect sun dress with ruffles over the
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3 to ex.
MADT FLOOB
1
.35
BLENBACK OIL CLOTH
Small quantity of Quality oilcloth in prints, checks and
plain white.
46 inches wide .
54 inches wide .
33c
. 39c
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MEN'S LUMBER MITTS
Extra heavy chrome tanned leather. Wire
sewed. May be worn on either hand. Large
size. . ;
" MAIN FLOOB
1
.49
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, from the sun- under one
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Sophisticated snoods that
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aunt floob
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' Men's
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T. Keep Cool Headl
Men's
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2
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89
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1
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1
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MAIN FLOOR
Patterned At Homel ,
Rayon and Cotton
FABRICS
49c
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Stlf-Styled Stylet!
COTTON
FABRICS
39c
Make a dress Just the way
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plaids.
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Solid Color
BLANKETS
11
.50
Wide enough for a double
.bed, and extra long (90"),
comes in pastel shades of
blue, green, peach and
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Shower Curtains
3-49
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REDUCED
Boys' ,
SUNTAN SUITS ;
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.79
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