Herald and news., July 19, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

On Lav. ChurloH Redman,
rHT 1iyson of tliu Eiirl Hud
man's, l Iioiiiq on limvu iifior
tight nionthii in the Philippine.
Hn him been overseas for two
years unci now hus ii !IO-iliiy
leave. Ho look one year's pimt
iiradiuitn work at KUIIB mill
later attended tl in University o(
Washington (or two years. Ho
foro entering tho service ho, win
employed by Hoeing Aircraft In
Hentlle,
Spotlight Bandi Miidi'llnn
Hid Mury Miihoney, tiiuiuhlrrs
of Mr, uiul Mm. Joo Miilioncy,
Ktnniiith Fnlln, will appear on
the Coca-Cola Spotlight Hands'
program Friday night nt ()::()
over KKJI. 'I'ho girls slug with
Ted Klo Wlo's orchestra which
will broadcast from tho Gront
Lakes iiiiviiI training station,
N.w Bon PKC mid Mm. Don
old 1'helps urn parents of u buy,
born lit Ihn Kliiiiuith Valley him
pllul, Mondiiy, July JO. I'liclpit
in stationed In Auxcrrei, France,
with lha 13th iilrbornn ll vlnlon.
Mm. I'tmlim In lha former Ruth
Pennington, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Lesliir Pennington.
Klll.d in Action MSKt. Lew
Ii Hurt wa killed In England.
VJuno 17, whvn hi pinna crushed
on i routlns flight. 11a won at-
Inched to the Bth air forca mid
wan i-rcw chief on a D-24. Hit
will bo remembered for his
work In tho Presbyterian choir.
Ilia wife, Knthryn, lives in Kan
ana City.
8..lng Klamath Mr. nnd
Mm. E. II. Krsham, Portland,
pent Tuesday nnd Wednesday
visiting In Kluninih Hulls.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT II 1.
NOTICE IS IIKIIKIIY (IIVKN I In I I.
artmlnliUAlrlx ut lha Kilala of HUTU
MARUAIirr MIIKICK, fc.rnioriy IIIITII
M, WAIIK. drrvJ, t"fllaht to an or
dr nl lit Clrriill C-'uilrl nf tha Nlala
of Oreiim. County of Klamalh. will on
r ailar in linn aay of Auxuil. la,
al lha hour nt II) 00 A. M. Mil at tirlvala
aala l tha lilfhail hulrtar for rath, lha
fnllnwln da.rritMd raal nrmarty of tha
r.iiaia nf jivm AiAMUAJtr.1 MUIflUK
dei-
Norlhaa.larly SO ft. I.OU 19 and 1.1,
ItliKk, .in. Hot Hprtntf Addition in
lha City nt Klamath fall.. Ocalon;
Lot IV PlM-k M. lint Sprint. Ad
dition la Ilia City of Klamalh Tall),
Orajon.
At. MA n. RWXFTMAN.
Admlnlatratrla of tha K.tat of
tt;Tll HAKOAHET Ml-SILK, d
raaaad.
Altnrnav
L ciiiTH siskmore,
fjll Main fllraat.
Klamalh Fall, Oragnn
Jr. )I-la-3H: All. H-No. li.
Visitors Visitors at the
Chillies Blurk homo. I'M Eldur
iido, lira Mury Hurbura Bturk,
Spokane, and Mm, Mary Jen
kins, Uolfio, Minn Hturk, olurK a
ulster, l a Spokane no mury su
pervisor and Mm, jenKins
works on tha Idaho Dully Status-iiidii.
At Horn. Nellie Marl
Steers, small daughter of Mr.
mid Mrs. Robert Steam, re
lumed to her home nt 32H0.An
demon on Sunday from tha Eti
Kenn honpilul where she hus
ueen a piillcnt. She was strick
en with appendicitis whllo re
tiirninK , home from Portland.
Her condition is now good.
Canning Instructor Mrs. Viv
ian Kreenmn will arrlvo Sundny
from Jncknun county where sho
hn ii been conducting cooking
demonstrations. She will dem
onstrate home cunning at the
I'ellcini theatre Tiiesdny, Wed
nesday nnd Thursday.
Mtotlng There will bo
nieellnu of tha tourist commit
tee of tlio chumber of commerce
KrlUny ut 10 a. m. There will be
reports by severul sub-commlt-
tces on tho master plan for tour
ist promotion.
Junior Hmttiiii Junior
Hostesses are asked to meet at
the USO at 11th and Walnut
Krldoy night to board buses to
the Marine Barracks' dance.
Uutes will leave at 7:45 and 8
o'clock.
Falls, and Hobert F. Trotman of
Merrill, will leave for Portland
tonight to lie ennsieu m
navy. .
Camera Club The USO Cam-
oru club will hold meotlnir at
tt'An Frldav nluht In tha USO
clubrooms. Dr. E, D. Lnmb will
ecture on onlnrglng anu print
ing.
Returned to San Jose Webb
IT it If Inmnlli rnal.
ffllllinvi ai(,,f,i-vi ...
dent who wns In business here,
left for his home In Son Jose to
day, after visiting In his homo
town.
Leaves Mm. Earl J. Templar
and grandson, Richard Hoslcy,
irii iur i'ihiiiit vii, uic, iw
see Mrs. Templar's mother, Mrs.
Cora A. Sanderson, who is seri
ously III in ina nospuai.
Apply for License J, D. Bel
cher and Evelyn Taylor, both of
Klamath Falls, applied for a
mnrrlngo license at Chchslls,
Wash., on July 17.
Correction The OPA has
corrected tha ceiling price for
apricots. The retail price is 17
cents instead of 14 cents a
pound.
San Francisco Vacation An
gelina Bravo, bookkeeper nt the
Wlllnrd hotel, is enjoying a
week's vacation In Sun Francisco.
FAIL TO SEE PLANS
Minnesota Tlmbermen R, C.
Wlnton, C. J. Wlnton Jr., and
H. J. Forrester are hero on busi
ness from Minnesota.
Working drawings by Sheldon
Brumbaugh for the proposed
Klamath county-city Jail will be
finished some time this fall, of
ficials have announced.
Architect Brumbaugh has been
commissioned by county and
city officials to draw plans for
construction of the Jail which
will be erected next spring on a
site close to the present county
Jail.
Bids are expected to be called
the early part of 1046, for the
building to be erected at an esti
mated cost of $180,000. Fundx
for the project were approved at
the special election held June 22.
A c c'o r d I n g to preliminary
sketches, overall dimensions arc
80 by 200 feet, to rise three
stories. Offices will occupy the
main floor space, and the two
upper stories will be devoted to
Jail cells. The building will be
constructed of reinforced con
crete throughout with a brlck
fneed exterior lower floor. The
two Jail floors will be 38 by 80
feet dimensions.
In Portland Mrs. Altha Urqu
hurt of the Klamath county wel
fare office is at an administra
tor's meeting In Portland this
week.
Island Paradise PFC Rich
ard Post Is stntloned on the Is
land of Ownhu after spending
nearly two yenrs at the air base
nt Pyote, Tex. Ho wrote to his
wife, Dorothy, 801 Eldorado,
that tha island Is a South sea
pnradlso.
Returns Home Mrs. 'J. C.
Grove and daughter, ' Barbara
Cinle, have returned home after
n month spent in Snnta Monica,
where Mrs. Grove went for htr
health,
Navy Enlistees Norman J.
Duffy. Leonard D. Snrlnger,
Jack E. Wlsecarver of Klamnth
SWIM TRUNKS
$2.25 up
OREGON WOOLEN
100 Main
Pelican Book Shoppe
Ut 8. tth St. Phone 4892
Across From Bears
Tulcfak C. O.
Receives Promotion
Lt. Col. John Hazlett Is now
tho correct way to address the
commanding officer of Camp
Tuleleke.
He was promoted from the
rank of major this week, and
tho announcement Is regarded
as evidence of the excellent
service he hus rendered ss ex
ecutlve officer and commanding
officer at the nearby installa
tion. i Col. Hazlett took com
mand of Tulelake after Lt. Col.
Vern Austin wns transferred sev.
eral months ago.
CARD OF THINKS
We wish to extend our heort
fclt thanks and appreciation for
the many acts of kindness, the
messages of sympathy and the
beautiful floral offerings during
our recent bereavement, the loss
of our daughter and sister.
Mrs. Pariee Lazarus
and family.
No Liquor Delay
For Oregon Visitors
PORTLAND, Ore., July 19 (7P)
Out-of-state visitors may obtain
Oregon liquor permits without
delay, the state liquor commis
sion ruled today. ' . '
mcufOM mot toner, mc.
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0nmLi Tew.. Ti ZtUwi
Ma 4 CawtJsteaiS . O-s -.-
Tha Omospi mi Talnrf,
JULY 26-27
Smart Colorful
Zhao's
PLAIDS . . CHECKS . . FLORALS . . STRIPES
SEERSUCKERS . . CHAMBRAYS . . OXFORD CLOTHS
STYLES YOU'LL ENTHUSE OVER!
,,and For Now
m 95 and
up
LOVELY COOL SHEERS AND CREPESl
DISTINCTIVE ADVANCE FALL FASHIONS'
ONE AND. TWO-PIECE MODELS YOU'LL ADORE
: ... '2
1
I Bring in I .
. I L your
I Fur Coat
I I for
Storage
Thursday, July 1. 1948
HERALD AND NCWI TIVI
Heretofore non-Oregon resi
dents could apply for permits
while visiting here, but the per
mits were mailed to their out-of-state
address. Permits will
be issued on the spot on proof
of residence and purchases may
bo made Immediately, the com
mission ruled.
MAKE
ICE CREAM
At home Any flavor Delicious Smooth
No fc cryitolt No cooking No f
whipplng No icorchtd flavor low
lnxpfniiv) 70 rclpci In each 154 pkg.
Plaoi nd this ad for free fullslse sam
ple offer, of buy from your grocer.
LOUDOUDERRy
V tf and Homemade Ice Creom r
STABIUZ6R
uaataHm- a aw tag tw nuaatta t. Mia
Boys'
CORDS
SUSPENDERS i
SLACKS
- o
Oregon Woolen
STORE
800 Main
3t .i..u It
C. 1 - TKriS. '
rJt Jtm..
LIvary winteir maKfi yaw www
jT' A Mow. th tlm, jB w h--wl'ri!
M ffr w.
Vwlkl ' ST. MORI TZ P
VfWlrAl nl . MIPTP Bed Pillows
h'XWc BLANKETS
's. V' Jbfir. Pretty little pillows whose
. k-"gg? SmS softness will insure sweet
m j&t'tir - 'lfioSTjV dreams! Covered in durable.
To Dress Up The Babyl R wk . X VkWi-' daintily flowered cotton. Fill-
WOOL CARDIGANS . iAV(ljVA Z&SSSEZ. '
1.98 I. ''l ys 7JiX puiow cover. -.:........oa
Fancy spring patterns clever- I. 'tr Jm'ii3. -.- . ... . . ,
ly knitted into pure wool. ix?t,3,' Wool-Fill.d
Pretty pastel shades or clear j l , 'mtjkjk ' Cfimf nrArC
white in an easy-to-get-into r WS" ;v'.V'i WOlHTOnerS
button down sweater for a t'VL IN'--' T v 4''' 1 Eft
Prrtt nnd soft as dstrn! S Ib ifwool trans bliMcti a''
Gift For Baby Show.rl
PERT BOOTIES
39c, 49c, 98c
To delight any young moth
er, a g i f t of pretty full
length booties, knitted in a
fancy pattern and brightened
by a touch of ribbon.
Some are all wool, and some
are bordered in dainty em
broidery or soft angora.
Modern . . . Sanitary a a a
ConT.nl.nt
DISPOSABLE DIAPERS
89c .
Mothers need these new, cut-to-fit
diapers to make the
day's work easier.
Comfortably lined, bound,
and stitched, they are back
ed . with , pliable protective
material, and are completely
disposabl.l 2 sizes.
pip
Pretty and soft as down! 5 lb, afiwool warm blanket!
with an all over floral design in heavenly shades of Blue,,
Rose, Cedar and Green 1 Guaranteed for' 5 yrs. against
moth damage! 721 x 84" double bed size,.
.
Use Penney i Convenient Cay-Away TTan
Rayon taffeta comforters. -Lovely
designs. Beautiful
colors. Prepare now for the
long winter months ahead.
Get yours while they last!
Sizes 72x84.
For Individual Taste.!.
Rayon Yard Goods
69c
Rayon Crepe Prints. Jer
sette type. Suitable for
. dresses and blouses. New
summer patterns and
colors. 38" . wide.
LIMITED QUANTITY
Curtain Met '
Yardage
47c
. Yd.
Flocked net floral design.
Make your own curtains.
Ivory color. 38 in. wide.
Toweling
15e
Bleached cotton towelling.
Red strip, border, 17"
wide.
5 yds. 1.89
Bleached linen and rayon
crash. ' Woven color bor
ders. 17" wide. - .
For . Shining FacM
Terry Wash Cloths
10
c
Es.
White with colored hor-.
ders. Medium: weight.' ,.
12"xl2". ' ;
AVAILABLE FRIDAY MORNING, 9:00 '
BALCONT
BALCONY
To Keep We. Folk Cosy I
CRIB BLANKETS
1.00
With pretty story-telling de
signs, in beautiful pastel baby
shades, these are snug warm
covers to fit the youngster's
bed.
SECOND FLOOR
NET YARDAGE
1.18
Lovely for formals . . . .for
blouses . . . All rayon dress
net. Dark and pastel shades.
72" side.
Cotton Dr.ss Net ... $1.2B
Also in dark and pastel shades
BALCONT .' : .
BEACH TOWELS
1.31
Victory Beach Towels. Soft
yarn, loosely woven baling
cloth, Ideal for side drapes,
table covers, towels, or wash
cloths. Jade, gold, dusty
rose. 37"x72".-
Men's LIghtw.lght
HATS
98c ;.
Water-repellent finish. Stitch
ed brim. Cool ' for "summer
wear. Sizes 6 to 7H.
MAIN FLOOR
M.n's
LUMBER MITTS
1.18
Crome-Unned. Heavy weight.
Wire-sewed, ,
, MAIN FLOOR
jigp' Men's .
f LEATHER GLOVES
r ; 86e
:. I . , . - ' . :,
Full length. Gauntlet top
'Water proofed. Sizes medium
and large. . '
" main floor
617 MAIN