Herald and news., July 25, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

Church Groupi C u u n c 1 1
llrftiiiti o( tho Hint Christian
CIIIUCll Will IIH'l.'l at 2 i. in,
Thursday, July 2(1. Group ono
will mi't'l al lliu Iiiiiiiii til Mm,
II. U, Wlckorshniii, I2U2 I'lno;
Ki'oup two, Willi Mrs. M 1 1 1 1 1 1 u
M"iiiKni''iy, HUH U pit ii in;
Kiullli llnrf, lit tint hoinu of Mrs,
11. W. Cliipii, 4713 H. Dill. I.uiid
tirs uf lliu k ion m urt) anxious lor
ii liiriti' iilli'iiiliiiicn mill link nil
iiii'inlii'in to bo iiii'm'iit at llinlr
l'n!pi'i:llvo Hi"lll liirclluKH. Intel'-
I'htllHI IIIIIKI'IIIIIH llllVII lll'I'll pit!-
iiiui'il mid liiipnrliint niiilU'rs uro
In I hi (llm,'usM'il.
Mineral Club Till) Kluiniitli
Mineral club will hold u incut-
II IK III Hll L'lllllllbl.'l' Ol COIIII1IUIUU
rooms, K2U Mill n, on Thursday
ovonlng, July 2U, lit U ). in. 'J'liu
dill) In ii noii-tuchiilciil oiKiini.u
1 1 on or lliu study ot lliu mineral
ami kroIukIciiI resources of lliu
K. I ii i n it Hi area, 1 In niortliiKH lire
open to tho public mill anyone
Interested In UiiiKo Holds of
ntiuly In Invited to iillond, Tim
club extends ii special Invllatloii
to members ol tho nrincd forces,
VlilU Horel'vl, David Ail
tuiiiui..l mid hlii fill ni I v. of l'ueb
In iiriuy air Held In Colorado,
him been visiting hero with lliu
iiluee, Mis. ruin Oruy and fain
lly nt 2II2U Uliihei-, for tlm punt
week. Tliu Kiuup lian been en
lertiilned ul nevei'iil dinner pur
lieu al homes of friend and rela
tives, tncludlnu Unit of bin In
ter, Mm. Klhel Hool, 97(M Avii
Ion, l'vt, AiitnKini.l will leiive
this wk for lliu hoinu In Color
ado and will ho nnnlKniul to over
seas duty from there.
On Leave Visiting liiM pur-
enln. Mr. and Mm. James inn
liens, Lakcshuro drive, In VO
Wllllinn Hiirncss. llu In to re
port afler his leuvu to Wlllluins
ilelil, Chandler, Ark,, for ad
vanced radar study. LI. (Ik)
Jinncn Durness, Jr., wan recently
iruimlerrcd to I'cusacolu, tin.,
for currier duly traliilnu, He una
been a tlltthl Instructor at Min
neapolis navy ulr bane for unu
and n half years. liln wife In
now with him hi Florida,
Heads Annapolis
ur
Zt ' it' ,
lUlurm to U. B. LI, Col.
John Kuykeiulnll, nun of Mr,
mid Mrn. D. V. Kuyluindiill, (HO
Ciillforiilii, had returned to the
.United Stales from threo years'
duly In the Philippines and Aim
trallit, Ills wife mid three chil
dren, ono of whom ho ha.i never
een, in o renldlUK in Kimcno
where ho practiced nicdlclrio be
foro enllntluK ill tho army. Ma
l.i expected to bo hero on lenve
1U0II.
Picnic All wishing to attend
tho Joint picnic of tho SthiKcr-
cllo club unil tlm hidlen iiuxlll
ii ry of tho llrotherliood of Hull
road Trulnmcn plcusu meet at
tho KC hull at 12 noon Thura
duy, July 2U, go Unit rldcn may
bo arranged. A 1 1 attending
ihould bring their own table
lervlcc.
From San Franclico Mr. ond
Mm. Frank Hecoid and childreii
nro visiting hero with relatives.
Two of Mm. Record's brothers
have Just returned from service
in tho arincu forces overseas.
Bituty Shop Inspector Mrs
XfitrlA 14 Uli,.li..l .In,. I.,.....,.
...... ,u M. .,,.,..i,, ntuiu nuiav
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w w, uvhui, n,,win, nun uiti;ii p
guest at tho Wllliird tho pnst few
UBJBl WIlllW VUIIU11L-IIHH IIISPCC'
tluns of local shops,
TitA Pnlnl. All nlllll,. n. -..II
(rndo of lumb sold outsldo of the
point free urea which docs not
Include Klamath county, re
quires tho collection of points by
rciauers ironi purcniiscrs.
Rd Crois All those dolus
sowing for tho Ited Cross aro
.iked to return it to- tho lied
Cross office 'before, August 1 to
mm h can oo snipped.
ADI
SERVI
Guarantitd
ALL MAKES
AND MODELS
TIiePeli('aii(tei)liiui(iCi
, Php232
Herb C. Hommlnynn,
Owner, M(jr.
JR
Phi
CEft
Baptist Circles Tho circles
ot the First Buptlst church will
meci iiiurniniy, July zn, in z
. m., as lullows: Milium circle,
Mrs. Dunson, chiilriniin, in tho
church parlors; Hachcl circle,
Mrs, J lomer, cliiilrmaii, will)
Mm, Larson, 414 N. Uth; Esther
circle, Mrs. llurpcr, chairman,
with Mrs. Harper, Pelican City.
Vico Adml. Aubrey W. Filch,,
above, of WashliiKlon, 'D. C,
former Deputy Chief of Navul
Operations lor Air, will bo tho
now superintendent of tho U. B.
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
He rollevcs Hear Adml. John It.
HcuiiIoII, who will tnko com
mund of lliu Panama Sea Fron
tier and Southeast Pacific.
E
T
Mexlctin nationals Kieeted the
bookmobile of tho county library
with a great deal of cntliuslunrn
and Interest, aceordliiK to Mury
McComb, llhrurlun, when It
traveled lo Crescent Lake limt
week. The bookmobile, which
circulates books tlirouKhoul the
county, was hesli'Kcd by Mexl
eun iiiiIIoiiiiIh wanting picture
bonks, map boks, or AIJC books
which would enable them to
learu how to read English.
Traveling three routes In the
county, tho bookmohilo has cir
culated' approximately 2! ''VO
bonks since Juno J, 1045. Thin
covers tho Allarnont and Shasta
districts, I Ii c Fort .Klamath
route and the Kcno route. Be
sides this, there aro trips to the
northern part or me county
every two months.
Other work of tho county li
brary includes tho mulling of
books to 4-11 and Girl Scout
summer camps, to boys working
ror tho Klamutn Forest Protec
tive association, and to families
ul Gerber dam and Crater lake.
Tho county llbrury also main
tains circulation libraries In
every town in tho county except
Mcrriil.-'fho libraries are housed
in stores, post offices, irrigation
district offices, grange halls, pri
vate homes or any other avail
ahlo building.
BOARD DEADLOCKED
SALEM. July 25 ' The
, state board of control still is
ociKtiockca over appointment of
a successor to Slate Tax Com
missioner Earl B. Day, whose
resignation is effective August 1.
Governor Earl Sncll said there
was a bare possibility the ap
pointment would bo announced
Into toduy.
Wednesday, July 25, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
In Aihlsnd Bvram Luce hus
closed Ills offlco temporarily, lo
oo wun nis uroincr, L,ynn Liiice,
who Is ill in Ashland. Lynn hus
been taken to tho hospital then;,
and Luce plans to renin In n few
days to nolo his Improvement,
On Furlouah Sgt. J I m
Wright, who has been serving
with tho tank corps In Gcrmimy,
is homo on furlough with his
wife, Helen, and baby. He was
formerly employed at Weyerhaeuser,
Pinochle Club Ve Okie Pi
nochle club will resume Its
meetings on Thursday, July 20,
at 1 p. m when Kotliryn Bil
lings will entertain the club at
a luncheon at her home on the !
b-cno highway.
From San Francisco Helen
Yankel, San Francisco, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. William Bar
ron, for three weeks. Many so
cial nffairs have been planned
in her honor.
Card Party Friday, July 27, 1
Women of the Moose will spoil-1
sor curd party In the Moose ;
hall at 2 p, m. This will be the
last of tho scries. The public Is
Invited to attend,
In Canada Mr. and Mrs,
F. E. Scott and sons, Lyle and
Lionel, left for New Westmin
ster, 11. C, to visit Mrs. Scott's
brother, Albert R. Parker and
family.
If It's a "tro7.cn" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in tho classified,
Early Fall
SUITS
UariU'ti
and
it I'tmhlon Park
In the new Glenn plaid
double breasted drape
model
and
A beautiful chalk - stripe
brown double-breasted
style.
$45 o $65
All sites from 35 to 48 In
Regulars, Shorts, Longs
and Stoutf.
Serrlce WWei Tho Service
men's Wives club will meet
Thursday night nt 7:30 o'clock
In the USO clubrooms at 11th
nnd Walnut. AH wives of serv
icemen are Invited to attend.
Jllnct 1111.
LmiewsJ
MANSTORE
731 Main St
IMPORTED PIGSKIN
SLIPPERS
'Pigskin used to mean eloves. or
' extra swank luggage. But now you ''"ST"'
'can have slippers in Pigskin
Wlntma Club The Wlncma
club of Pythian Sisters will meet
on Friday evening, July 27, at 8
p. m., in tho city library club
rooms. Visitors aro welcome to
attend.
INJURIES CAUSE DEATH
. PORTLAND, July 25 (7P
injuries from a 00-foot full from
an overpass were fatal to Ed
ward J. Ebkon, 51. Deputy
Micrur unrlli SlRckbouse said
the man landed on Ills feet on
the ground near tho highway
and lost consciousness. Stack
house quoted Mrs. Bbkcn as say
ing her husband hn been ill,
Utile Colrl
w AW
I V ' If
It' "Dynamite'! or
, ."Pink Liglilning'! on linit'ifnd
fingertips all over the landl
Faco Powder to harmonize tool
Htll Knnmd mi AiUrm tit
llwlck tot and 1. 00
MatrSbox rcntntntnt ,i
Null t'namtl, Llpulei, Adhtnm 1,11 mi t.TI
HOUSTON
BEAUTY SALON
114 No. 8th ' Phone 3318
J
' i mi" .
A V 1
UN RATIONED
The whole tone of" these slipper is easy-going, casual,
Pigskin throughout. The pigskin it its own natural beige
Woven vamp is cool, not too precisely done. Women'f
Suet 3-8. DOWNSTAIRS
Otte
s0op
, ; 1. '
o''?.t,"S..V
- . in ' yhv
' ft isst. y
v -
100 PROOF LIQUEUR
. Drink if either
STRAIGHT. . . HIGHBALL . . . COCKTAIL
JtifA
Al
SOUTHERN COMFORT
. The original carefully guarded Secret
Formula ... a not-to-be-copied fusion of
a smooth yet hearty soul warming 100
proof body with an entrancing, subtle
but commanding flavor . . . instantly
revealing a distinct unmatchable individ
ualiiy. If you, have not yet discovered
uniquely original Southern Comfort . . .
A' now. preferred across the nation . . . do it
now. You II agree its truly a revelation!
There's only one Southern Comforll
CORP. ST. LOUIS 3, MISSOURI
7EW)& M
SECOND
FLOOR
Pound Away for Fun!
HAMMER-PEG BENCH
98c
Let him hammer to his heart's con
tent ... no worry over your favor
ite table! Bench and mallet of hard
clear maple. Six colored pegs. It
teaches cooxdlnaiionl
"Ride a Cock Horse"
ROCKING HORSE
Gunning for Fun
A POP GUN
Shape of Things to Come
MODELING SET
4
.50
25c 49c
The old fashioned rocking
horse is still a nursery favor
ite! This one's been prettied
and curried 'til he's gay as a
horse on the merry-go-round
... but the old time appeal
is still there! 25"x9xl7."
Safe gun fun for girls and
boys! Cork "bullets" go off
with a resounding pop but
they can't do any harm.
Bright red - white - and - blue
guii. Cork is string-attached.
Modeling clay keeps small
hands busy! Even the young
est child does a professional
job with metal or plastic
'moulds! Twelve strips of clay
in assorted colors. Eight
moulds and modeling stick.
For Junior Architects
CAMEO BLOCKS
1 19
And Early to Bed"
. BEDROOM SET
It's All In The Bag!
BEAN BAG ANIMALS
Build ' 'em Up Knock 'em
.Down! You've a young ar
chitect in the making! An
assortment of tubes, wheels,
push-pins, angle and base
blocks with raised animal
statuettes. The corners are
rounded for safety's sake!' , ,
98c 39
She'll be as busy as the old
woman in the shoe . . . fuss
ing with, the bed placing
the lamps just so! A bedroom
set of maple stain finish
means it's early to bed and
early to rise at the doll house!
Boys'
COTTON JIMMIES
Bean bags a perennial fun
favorite discovered anew by
each generation of boys and
girls! Gay dog and rabbit
styles filled with wheat seeds.
Wool and cotton felt.
WHITE FLANNEL
Belle Isle Flannel
Economy quality, serviceable
medium weight, white cotton
flannel. 27" wide.
15c yd.
Honor Flannel
Standard quality, sturdy
weight cotton flannel. White.
36' wide. .
23c
yd.
AVAILABLE 9:00,
THURSDAY MORNING
BRASSIERES
59c
A beautiful fitting cotton bra
for summer allure. Cup . of
coublc net for summer cool-,
ness, adjustable shoulder
straps and clastic in back, .
SECOND FLOOR r
, smartalls for smart
'girls
1.19
" Favorites fqr, ' summer and'
tha year aroundl Wear them
with or without a shirt '
depending on the weather.
They wash, of course!
SECOND FLOOR
REDUCED
98c
Of heavy cotton. For play.
Fully cut bib. Adjustable but
ton straps. Blue and brown.
Sizes 4 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
Men's
BIB OVERALLS
1.55
Sanforized 8 oz. blue denim,
double stitched and rein
forced at points of strain.
High back stylo. Waist meas
ure 32 to 44. Limit one pair
to a customer.
MAIN KI.OOB '
BEACH TOWELS
1.31
Pastel homespun . materials,
Ideal for making smaller
towels, drapes and other
household a r 1 1 c le s, Sizes
36x89.
MAIN FLOOR
OPA Odd Lot
WOMEN'S SHOES
Released July 9-2S
2.00
Attractive rationed shoe re
leased for sale. High or low
heels In suedo or leather.
DOHNSTA!f