Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 05, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' To Florida Mr. it mi Mr. C. . Poolo of 2210 Vino, loft on I'liesdny, September 4, In thulr nouso-lrailur lor Cincinnati, O.. whuro they will visit for several weeks Willi his brothor. They will uIno visit for u month nt III old homo In Oallltolln, O., mid will then go to Florida for Ilia winter, Mr. und Mm. Paolo recently Bold their Intercut In the bicycle iihop to tholr on, VVurron Poole. Labor Dny OumIi-Mh. Pnul J. llerniidou of Berkeley visited at the homo of her parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Muhonoy, of 7J7 N. llth, over tho Labor Day noli duy. Her husband Is In tho navy mid expects n dlnchiiruo soon. She whs accompanied north by Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Derniidou nnd two children, Jcunetto and Leioy, und Mrs. M. K. Chase, Mrs. Mahoney's mother. x .1-. D.,1 .li.Hftnh list upiliuon . A. Miihoney Jr. whs operated on u.-lil.. .... AiicfnMl 111 nl Scott Field. 111., where he a HtllUOIK'tl Willi inu - corns. Ho whs recently trans- lerrcn irum ni""- -- "',, Held. I us coiHiiiiuu . . -..l..f....l..rt n.u Prlrlnv. Sentem lrr 7, will bo liuest day t the ltminifs Golf and Country club when the women open their full season. Coif will start at D and luncheon and cards will com plelo tho afternoon. Hostesses will be Mrs. T. A. Jerrow, Mrs. Jack Webber, Mrs. J. R. McLel Ian and Mrs. Martin Swanson. VFW Meeting; Pelican post 13H3, VFW will hold their regu lar meeting on Thursday eve ning. September (I, t 8 o clock Jn the KC hull. Refreshments will be served after the meet ing. All members are asked to be present as there will be sev eral things that should bo set tled at this meeting. Enlisted On Birthday Byron Leon Mull and Horace Lecman Mull, cousins, both of Route J. Klamath Falls, have left for .. . . I ntl.taH In 1 11 f I'oruana 10 or regular navy Wednesday. Hor ace will be 17 on the day of his rnllstment. Byron became 17 In Juno inui year. PlnochU Club Esther Adkls. son will be hostess to Ye Olde Pinochle club Thursday, Sep tember , and will entertain at tho home of Grace Bock of 137 High. Luncheon at 1 p. m. wilt be followed by cards. ' " Lieutenant Visits Lt. Roy L. TJavenport of Oaklnnd was en . tcrlalncd by his relatives, Com. f er Jones and family, 429 Jcffer - ik. ,i ttV.ni Hnv hnll' SOU. DVtfl wiu , lays. They visited Crater LBke notional pern mwiuv - u.. Mn T R. McCam bridge, assistant county agent, is moving wltn nis wuc mu t.w .... i.i rnruniu. (lilt week. whore they plan to make their home. Sal Postponed The food lnr.rt.wl hv W 11111011 of ttlC Congregational church for Sat- iil'dny, Scptomoer o, 10 uo ire In Carter's market, has been postponed until further notice. Good Records The OPA has lust completed a survey 01 reiau stores In Klamath Falls under .inn rhii flrtllMf anrA dean feC- ords, with no price violations througnouu ' To Hear Cases Judge Charles CombB, Luko county, is unw tiled to hear several cases in Klumath Falls today. Cases that havo been assigned to nun in elude numerous divorce suits. Social Club The Eastern Star Soclul club will mccv on rrinay, September 7, at 1:45 In the Ma sonic hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. W. L. Fooie ana Mrs. vie lor Palmer, Initiation The auxiliary ot the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting in the sum II c ubroom at the city library, Thursday, September 6, at 8 p. m. Returns Home Clarence O'Brien of 3204 Crest, has re turned homo from the Hillside hospital. He will be confined to his homo lor anotner monin . Called Home Alicia Daven port of Berkeley was called homo on account or tho death of her mother; Mrs. Marie Davcn port, Saturday, September 1. Visit Portland Mrs. Sam Ackcrman, Mrs. Edna Russell, Mrs. Mamie" Johnson and May Phlnnoy returned last week irom Bn extenaca visit in port land. Poor Digestion? Headachy? Da Sour or Upset? Tired-Listless? , Do you fM liosilnchy snd upsst duo to poorly (IlKostml foocf? To fool ohwrful smi hnnpy sRtiln your food must be . dlRntra pronorly. Kachrlny,Ntiirsmuiit)iroIufiliout two pints of s vital (llirstlvo Jules to liflp digest your food. It Nstura fslls, J 'our food may mmaln undlintod onvlnt you hoadachy and Irritable, Tho. oforo, you must Inoraaae tho (low tif this dliFstlvo Jul. Carter'! Little I.lvor Pills Incroase this flow quickly ofton In as lltllo as 80 mlnutoa. And, you'ro on tho road to foollnt bettor. ' Don't dopond on artificial aids to , Jountornnt Indignation whort Cartor'a Lltllo Liver Tills aid dlRostlon after Na turo's own order. Tako Carter's Little Llvnr rills as directed. Got tbem it soy I drugstore. Only Hi. salo sponsored by the League of Women Voters will bo held on Thursday and Frlduy, Heptane Dor o una i, in mu uuihik" Motor compuny showrooms at Mul.t Hti.1 li'tmluntiflr) 'I'llfiK,. hfiu. Ing ruiiuniigu which they wlsli to couiriDiiio to wo sine miiy cuii Mrs. Floyd Hunker ul 731)1 unci nrriiiiuoinents will bo inudo to pick it up. Visiting Hera Sgt. and Mrs. Richard M. Brown are now visit ing here ut tho homo of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, 13311 Puclflc Torraeo. Sgt. Brown hus Just returned from nearly thrco years of over seas duly with tho nrmy und aftur his furlough will report to New Olefins. Mrs. Brown Is the former Gladys Park. Return Here Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. UoLup returned here Tuesday night from Portland, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. C. R. UeLup, a former resident of Kliimiilh Fulls. She will stay hero for un Indefinite period ut the DcLap residence at 624 High. On Leave Jonathan Currier, BM 2c, son of Mrs. Nina W. Currier. 112 S. llth, returned to Klamath Fulls Wednesday morn ing from duly in the South Pa cific aboard tho USS Crotons, submarine tender. He will be here for 30 (lays und then report to Boise, Ida., for rcassignmont. Rtbokah Lodge Prosnerltv Robcknh iodiio will meet Thurs day, September 8 at 8 p. m., in the IOOF hall. A clans of can didates Is to be initiated, and follow ng tho lodge mcetine re. frcshmcnts will be served by vera uicmcns and Mrs. w. L, Frain. Home on Furlouah PFC Wll Ham S. Padgett Jr.. has returned after 18 months service In the European theater of war. Ho will report to Fort Lewis, Wash., after spending a 30-duy furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Padgett. Return From Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. L .Calhoun and daugh ter, Beverly, and Chaplain and Mrs. H. W. Stroup have re turned to their Llndley Heights homes after spending several days at the Calhoun cabin at Diamond lake. English Review Mrs. Lucille O'Neill and Wendell Smith will conduct an English review for college students before they leave for school, on Thursday evening at 7:13 In room 214 at the high school. College tn California La- Vorne Reed and Helen Wong have gone to California to shop and visit friends before attend ing San Mu,tco Junior collego which opens September 10. Parade In Portland A group of Oregon Women's Ambulance corps members will leave for Portland Thursday morning with the ambulance, to take part In the victory parade tomorrow evening. Returns South Margaret Pearl Hallev, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Halley, 1528 Etna, returned to San Franclco Tuesdav after spending the Labor Day holiday here. Frem San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Darold Beall of gnn Diego are visiting with Ed Ostendorf and family. They spent Labor Day weekend at the Ostendorf cabin at Diamond lake. At Crater Lake H. C. Gar- nett nnd family spent Sunday at Crater Lake national park. 1 ST LUJA In Lion Show J u 1 1 1, the psychic enigma. will b a special feature with the Great Virgil, magician, when he appears on the stage of the Pelican theatre at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. The program is being sponsored by the Lions club. FPHA Stops Local Housing Project, Harry Gamble, project engi neer for tho federal public hous ing administration, received a tolegram from FPHA hcadquar tors in Portland enclosing a stop order on the latest housing project hero. The telegram was followed by a letter confirming the stop or der and cancelling the project for moving 48 prc-fabrlcated houses from Vancouver, wasn.. to be reconstructed in Klamath Fulls. Contract for the Job had been let to Halvorson Construction company of Seattle. Lions Hear Piano Solos Members of the Lions club were entertained at their rciiu lar meeting on Tuesday noon by a group of piano numbers played by Kuthcrlne Coles. Chairman of the day was Hoy Premo. Visiting Lions were Frank Runt i of Mcdford, Capt. Joe snmn, usmu, k. r. uraig, Grand Junction. Colo.. Bob Sinv monscn of Modesto, Calif., and guests Ed Ryan, Clyde Roberts, Jim Souther, Burt Hamilton, George Davis and ACMM R. E. Blakcmore. Emerson Returns After Leave Here PI. Sgt. Samuel E. Emerson USMC, has Jupt completed a 10- day leave here visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W 1 1 1 a r d Ucckman. 1648 Portland. Emerson was in 13 major na val engagements in the South Pacific while stationed on the USS Colorado with a marine de tachment. He Is stationed at firescnt at San Diego. Emerson s tho nephew, of Frank Black- mcr, city police ouiccr. , Hans Norland Fire Insurance, Phone 60B0. .M..ftW. ! 'WffM lifht hontt Soft, unirtl. Y looting curb. Alii feJ j WAGGONER DRUG CO. 9th & Main Ji n .l' l lly'l l-ly"W"7f'j p ' ' Thrills and plenty of fun Is promised to local people when the Great Virgil, famous maul clan and Illusionist, with his skilled compuny of demons, ghosts and goblins, brings his show to tho stage of tho Pelican theatre tonight, Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. Starting with such feats as snatching live birds and bowls of lire and water out ol thin air, the Great Virgil goes Into the m o r o sensational effects of Death on the Guillotine, tho Dis solving of the Bodies of Two Hu man Beings, Sawing a Woman in Mini, uiiinene upturn uen Mys tery, Execution an Mars and doz ens of other acts. Julie. VlriiU's leading ladv. will ulso present two acts (luring the performance mo performance, wnicn will lust for two full hours, is under the sponsorship of the Lions club for the benefit of their sight con servation program. Tickets may be purchased at the Sunset grocery, the Pelican cafe, Currlns For Drugs and Costlebcrry's drug store. Stolen Seed Found In Gully Cache Seven 100 -pound sacks of clover seed which were alleged ly stolen from W. B. Graham Sunday between Merrill and Ma Jin by Leslie Phillips, negro trucker, were found Monday cached In a gully one-half mile north of Eldorado street by two men who were loading rocks in the area. Phillips was arrested Monday morning by Deputy Sheriff Jack Franey, who handled the case. Phillips is lodged In the Klam ath county jail in lieu of $1000 bail charged with grand larceny. The number of cotton-spinning mills in the United States has de clined by 170 establishments, or 17.1 per cent, in the last 10 years, from 1048 mills In 1935 to 887 mills in 1044. Changes Position Mrs. Jean Weidenmaler, formerly with the Klamath post office, began work in the office of OPA rent control Tuesday, September 4. Inflamed Eyes? Oct prompt relief with Lavoptlk. Also aoothea granulated eyelids; relieves tired, sore. Itching, sticky, burning or Irritated yea or money refunded. 30 years sue cess. Praised by thousands. Get Lav opllk today. Eye-up Included.) At all druggists. GAL ORE TONITE Cfll-ORi ESTAVCR1. B MIOHWAY T fOUTN From $6.80 Up Rounds, Squares, Ovals, Oblongs, Octagons. Spark ling Plate Glass. Wide se lection of Frames and Sizes. Their unique shapes adapts thorn to brightening your rooms. You are sure to find the Mirror you have always wanted . . and at prices to save you money. Your living room and din ing room is subject to close scrutiny. Make sure now that It can face Its public proudly beau tifully. FURNITURE 195 East Main Man Fractures Arm At Roundup Eurl Arant, 72, of 810 Plum, received a fractured urm and shoulder at the Lukevlcw round up on Monday and was brought to Klamath Falls for treatment, Arant was Injured by a horso, but no details of the accident are known. He was discharged from Klamath Valley hospital Tuesday evening. FILLS SHOP WILL 15 Painters and carpenters arc at work in the Comer building, llth and Main, in preparation for the opening of the Falls Ap pliance nnd Tiro service on Sep. tember IS. Bernard "Whltoy" Goodwin states that he will have vacuum cleaners and electric irons in stock for the opening of his new business. Associated gas and oil will be dispensed at me rails, and Goodwin will have the agency for Fisk tires and Hotpolnt line of electric appliances. A new line of electric appliances is ex. pected to be on sale by October 15. The lot back of the building on llth and Pine is being paved and will be used for a parking lot. Goodwin said. Leo's garage, formerly located In the building, has been moved to a temporary place at Alta mont auto court until the new building on S. 6th is completed. Classified Ads Bring Results. 1 (S) For service and smartness unlimited . . . plan your Fall wardrobe on CLASSIC LINES fly H A rv Iv CHESTERFIELDS '-;'J J f(t6 with a new look 3 , ' ' ' of Fall '45 I BS Boasting new details, new deeper armholcs, new colors . . . impeccably tailored of rich warm pure wools. Sizes for Juniors and Misses , In both groups. $24.95 $29.95 Phone 5188 A recent special meeting of the shareholders of the United States National bank of Portland resulted in action to confirm an earlier proposal by the board of directors ot that Institution to increase the bank's capital stock. Announcement to this effect was made by E. C. Sammons, president, immediately alter the meeting. This news is of Inter est locally because of the sub stantial branch of the United States National maintained at Klamath Falls. A feature of the action taken by the shareholders is the offer ing of 100,000 additional shares of stock to present shareholders at $40 per share. Of the $4,- uuu.uuu tnus to De realized, nair will be allocated to new capital stock and a like amount to sur plus. Each shareholder will have the right to subscribe for one new snare lor eacn three shares owned. This option must be exercised prior to 3 p. m. on September 17. E. H. Thompson Is manager of ine Klamath rails brancn. Jaycees To Hold Dance Saturday Members of the Klamath coun ty junior chamber of commerce will hold a dance Saturday, Sep tember 8, at the wiuard hotel. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m., and continue until l a. m. Music will be furnished by the Marine Barracks orchestra and all Jaycees and their guests are cordially invited to attend, Soft and Suave Pure Wool SUITS Gently tailored ' classics, collared or cardigan . . . to be dressed up or down with accessories to ; suit the occasion. $24.95 $35.00 H )t f MM CEilDC MM! lfllll 133 So. 8th St. mmalMlaMMsMam BOnaaaaaasaBBBBBB Wednesday, Sept. S. 1I4S Police Arrest, Fine Local Woman Arlu Wigington. 704 Victory drive, was arrested on a warrant by city police yesterday and lined ?5U in police court for fail ure to stop at the scene of an ac cident and failure to make an ac cident report. She allegedly hit a car belong ing to Esther Lawler. 1805 Main. and then left the scene of the mishap, Three drunks and one drunk and disorderly conduct case ap peared in coun tooay. une addi tional drunk bailed out and five parking tickets were paid. Chairman Named By Committee K. G. Klahm, distributor for the Texas company, was ap pointed chairman for business district solicitations for the com- I0T PEISPIIIN9 Aching Feet Your feet mar be so sore aching and Inflamed that jrou think you can t gi another step. Tour shoes may feel m if they arc cutting right into the fleih. You feel sick all oer with the pain and tor tureYou'd give anything to get relief. Try this Two or three applications of Voone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen min utes you get the surprise of your life now you'll know the way to solid foot torn fort. You pay little more for Emerald Oil but Oh. Boy I the results you get Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Get Emerald Oil at any good drug store. per Cat-Bate Drag Lee Hendricks Drags Bright Drama i fl&is ft SpitVfmgth' jecruins, glowing with make-believe :pe1.; .". new, exciting in felt r... bigh crowns, Moused crowns," templets, dashing vt brims .... to black or rich colors. ' HERALD AND NEWS THItEK m unity fund campaign, at meeting of tho executive com mittee held In tho chamber of commerce Tuesday afternoon. W. E. Lamm, general chair man for the drive, Is contacting other appointees for their ac ceptance. YOU DONT ; NEED CASH AT Seers-USI PURCHASE COUPONS Ton go to the Cfidft Off)! Jast once to get book ful of coupons . . . then yon spend the coupons Just Its cash all throuib. the store. 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