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Bllr ntturm Mm, Albert
0. Uumilvko ul l'orllinul atruot
roculvud u cull Wuclnuadiiy nlHlil
from hci' alaler, LI. Vlrtylnlu
Drown lliihlliiK, United KtiiU'H
iiriny iiuraliig corps, who urrlvud
in Km i J' ruiu.lHLo by iiIiiiiu (rcjiii
Miinllu Unit diiy. Mm. liualiiiK's
IiuhIiiiikI, LI, Hunry lluntlnu of
thu U. 8. ii in iv hIkiiiiI cm n at
tached In Hi" ti Ii- corps, Ih now In
.1 11 1 mi 1 1 . They wore, married In
tint South I'liulrio. Mix. Hunting
him hud two yeiiis Ki'i vlcc over
sells unci Ix to report lo n mid
west uaiiip lor cIImjIuiiko, Ilor
lmnljind'it homo In In WHt Umiil,
Win., wheio thuy plan to rcslclo
on Ills return.
Dlicliargod SKt. Arnold L.
Vouel. U. S. iirui v . hua notified
liln slater. Mm, Uvorgi lllxnon
of B2U1 Walton, mid Mm, llul
Neat of Stewart addition, thnt ho
Iiiih received liln dlschiiruc, cffc
live October fl. Since onterlnu
the servleo June B, 11)42, Vouol
him licon with the IK) (I medical
hiillulliin, II I hI (IIvIhIimi known an
the "Wllilt'iila." After seeing
duty In lined major bullion In
thu Pacific, Voxel win relumed
him been will) the 3(1 lit Ii medical
attention, lie wan an employe
or woyerlwcuser mnoer com
puny prior to entering tho scrv
Ice.
' IWturn From Eait Hurry
Giimhlc, KI'IIA project engineer,
him Just returned with liln wlfo
from three weeks' vncnllon
trip, which took them to New
York. Austin Hoyden, FPIIA
inaniiMer, left on III vacation
when uumblo returned.
Home Again Mra. Q. V. Gil
len ha.i relumed to Klamath
Kulln to make her home with
her daughter-in-law, Mm. Wlnnl-
I red k. Ulllrn. She haa xnent
the summer with her son, James
in bun Carlos, colli.
Poor Hunting Mr. nnd Mm
J. E. Levcrlch, 801 Add-on re'
turned Sunday from n ten-day
liuntlnii trip without netting i
deer.
BPW Talk! Continue A
change, wan niadii In tho radio
ttilKH bnlng broudciiHl from K.KJI
thla week In observance of Na
tional llimhiess Women's Week.
Norma Miller, u member of the
office pemoline! lit I'eyton unrt
company and Immediate pant
proaiooni oi inn iviamaui coun
ty Dualncxs und I'rnfeaaloniil
Women' club, will talk on tho
Ihomo of the week, "Jobs
Enough to Qo Hound," ut 7:05
p, in, Thursday, Ueuu Backus,
also a pant president of UPW
und tin iiiNiiriiiico office manager,
win apeak on tho rldiiy pro
grum.
Laavlng Sgl. Elizabeth Son
dera of tho Woe, accompanied by
her duiiKhlcr, Hetty Juno Son
dera. will leave Monday for Port
land nfter a vtalt hero with Mra.
Siindem' father, 13. S. Grlgaby,
and other rclntlvca. Mm, bun'
dera la atnlloned nl Vancouver,
WuhIi. Dotty Juno will join the
miming staff, of Good Snmnrlliiii
hoapltnl In Portlund on her re
turn north.
HNA Royal Nelghbom of
America will hold u regular
meeting Friday in the KC hull,
4011 Muln. There will bo initia
tion for new members and vlalt
Ing Nelghbom oro ulwnya wel
come, Itefre.ihnienta will be
nerved after the meeting.
ncilvi Orders Lt. Crndr,
Albert C. Hoanlcko today re
ceived orclora to report to tho
nuvul personnel acpurutlon cen
ter ut Seattle, October 15, whero
ho will be placed on tomporury
duty pending Ilia rolcaso from
active duly, Lt, Cmdr. Roen
Icko'a fumllv. Mm.' Hoonlcko
and lliroo children, plan to drive
as far a Portland with him
where thoy will vlalt for sov-
oral days with friends and rela
tives. Ur. KoenicKO win reopen
his dental offices In tho Medical
Dental building hero upon Ilia
return to Klamath Falls.
In Shanghai Mr. and Mra.
W. O, Lohrcy of 2144 Ebcrlcln,
have received word from their
son, PFC Robert II. Lohrcy,
lhut ho la in 8hunghui and hopes
to return to the Stutes by the
lust of December. Mo wroto that
he hud $100 of his own money
and found it worth $2,000,000
in Chlnaso money there. He is
a member of tho aca-golng ma
rines, was In battle In Borneo,
and Ilia cruiser, the Nashville,
haa bed) stationed at Manila,
the Marianas, Okinawa, and
other hot-spots in the Pacific.
To Matt Husband Mm. Day
ton 10. Van Vuctor with her son,
Robert, has gone to Fort Lewis,
Wash., to meet her husband,
MnJ. D. E. Van Vuctor, who la
receiving his discharge.
From South Mr. and Mm.
B. J. Loftgunrd, 712 St. Frnncla,
hnve returned from Vallejo,,
Calif,, where they were called by
tho death of a niece, Christine
Sclber, who was killed in an au
tomobile accident recently.
From tht Fort Jack McAul
Iffe of Fort Klamnth was among
the Tuesday visitors in Klamath
Falls.
Promotion Word has been
received from Lt. Donald L,
Golding, VISNR, thut effective
October 3 ho holds the rank of
lieutenant commander. He and
Mra. Golding visited with her
mother, Mra. S. R. Berry, for
a few duya recently en route to
Bremerton, Wash., where lie is
special consultant In tho insur
ance department.
Dlichirgad Mm 1c Clinrlcs
y, ilolston, sou of Mr. and Mra,
F, C, Ilolston of 2118 Home, re
ceived hla discharge from the
nuvy at Bremerton, September
27. Hla wifo met him in Port
land whero. they apent a few
days, then returned to Klumuth
Falls. Last week they went to
Oakland, Calif., where they vis
ited Mr, and Mra, Wayne Perry,
former residents of Klamath
Falls. Since their return they
are living in Altamont.
Stamp Sale A Victory Stump
sale will be held at Mills school
on Friday,
Visit Here Sgt. and Mrs.
Carroll Hanson are visiting in
Klamath Fulls from Son Fran
cisco. Hanson, a former radio
announcer for KFJI, haa been
In tho Pacific with the marine
corpa for the past 15 months.
Ho will resume his position with
tho Columbia Broadcasting com
pany in San Francisco October
22, and will be heard .for the
most part over KQW.
Officials Hr Lt. Col. Wini
fred Mycra, MaJ. Krcutz and Lt,
Bocggcman of Portland, Ma).
Dorothy McGlnnls of McMlnn
villc, and Lt. Jones of 'Albany,
all officials in the Oregon Wom
en' Ambulance corpa, will ar
rive here Saturday evening for
ceremonies in which the local
mill of. the ambulance corps will
Do aisoandca.
At Wln.ma Mr. and Mrs.
James Young of Vancouver, B.
C, are in Klamath Falls for a
short time and are staying at
the Wincma hotel.
Bly Visitor Among the Wed
nesday visitor in Klamath Falls
waa Mrs. Ernest L. Paddock of
Bly.
Lady Eagles Ladles of the
Eagles uuxiliury met Wednes
day for potluck luncheon and
pinochle. Lorna Groves received
door and first prizes, Mary Mel
ton, second prize. Guests were
Virginia Crowcil and Alunu
Fricsen. New orilccm elected
wcro Mabel Dale, chairman:
Lolu Truux, vice chairman;
Agnes Nelson, secretary - treas
urer,
Beta Sigma Phi Kappa chap
ter. Beta Slma Phi. will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Lois Coady, 234
N. 3rd. - All members are urged
to attend and out-of-town mem
bers are cordially invited.
Medford Nil Club There
will bo a regular meeting of the
Medford Daughters of the Nile
In tho Medford Masonic temple
Saturday afternoon. A tea will
follow the meeting.
Northwest Laboratory
Largest One Operated
ALBANY, Ore., Oct. 11 (!)
Tho new Northwest Electro-Development
laboratory of the U. S.
bureau of mines here Is the larg
eat peacetime establishment of
lt kind operated by tho bureau,
officials said today,
R, G. Knickerbocker, chief of
tho mutalurgicul department of
the bureau, inspected the labora
tory this week and reported
technicians soon to be released
from other wartime units would
speed research at the Northwest
laboratory.
Addition To Staff Joseph J.
Sullivan, Portland, floral ar
ranger, has taken a position
with Mocller's flower shop. His
brother, the late John A. Sulli
van, hold a similar position
there,
Girl : Recovering Seven-year-old
Inaco Park, who was oper
ated on for appendicitis a week
ago, is improving rapidly and
will be back in school Monday.
Business Visitors Mr. and
Mr. Harry Obcnchain and Jim
Redden of Bly were business
visitors in Klamath Falls Wednesday.
Canvas,
Monkey Face
and
Leather Faced
GLOVES
81nc 1918.
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DREW'S
MANST0RE
733 Main SU
Thursday. Oct. 11. .1945
HERALD AND NEWS FIVH
Conducting Demonstration
Mrs. Winnlfred K. Glllcn, home
demonstration agent, demon
strated "Developing good taste
in clothes" at tho Chlloquin
home extension unit Wednesday
evening. This morning she gave
the same demonstration for Mo
doc Point unit.
CARD OF THANKS ',
We wish to express our gratl.
tuclc for all tho loving acts n(
kindness, messages of sympathy,
and tho beautiful floral offer
Ings for our beloved husband
and fnthcr. . n ..
Mrs. Lola G. Hutton, ,
:, PFC Jacle-R. Hutton.
BUS SERVICE
RESUMED
With the Strike Over
To Bend, Portland, Spokane,
The Dalles and Boise
DEPARTURE TIMES:
8:00 A. M., 12:45 P. M., 7:00 P. M.
Jack Soyre, Agent
Phone 6076
Tht Personnel of the
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP
Has MOVED to
SWANSEN'S BEAUTY SHOP
Be Halnts
623 Main St.
623 Main St.
Fern Shuck
Zoe Bruce
Grace Mask
Phones 7161-6661
Get this lew
. . . ... . . . . .
A development of wartime research
that's good hews for cars of all ages
PREVENTING oxidation of motor oil bc-
came a major militaty objective of U. S.'
scientists early in the war because sludge is
not only useless as a lubricant, but danger
ous. It gums up friction surfaces . . . keeps
even good oil from getting in where it's
needed... leads to mechanical breakdown.
Research discovered a way to retard
oxidation and military vehicles got a new
lease on life. Now this discovery is Avail
able to you in new Golden Shell motor oil
with oxidation inhibitor. The, inhibitor,
added during manufacture, keeps 'your
Golden Shell free-flowing and efficient.
Whether your car is a highway veteran,
or practically new, it deserves the best oil
Time for Fall oil change Now
... Get New
you can find. And this new Golden Shell
is the best Golden Shell ever sold. It's
ready nowwherever you see a Shell
pump. Shell Oil Company, Incorporated.
t
re BBBI "
Like an oxidized egg. . .
oxidized oil'is no good
A spoiled egg rusted metal
brittle rubber and sludgy
motor oil all result from a
single destructive chemical re
action called oxidation.
SHELL CREDIT CARDS ARE BACK
Honored at all Shell Stations in United
States'' and Canada. Apply for yours at
any Shell Office or Service Station.
Warm
Things
for
V
W9
Of soft rayon-cotton fleece.
4 a.ki iii 2.98
k Pixlt SnowiuHsv 4.98
Warmly interlined, size 1-0.
t ' Babv Buntinqt- 2.98
, :Vmf Daintv 2 Diece styles. 1-3,
Si Infants' Coo Se5.90
ir Lined, with matching caps.
Infants' Robe . 198
Of warm blanket cloth. 1-3.
Cotton Blankets... 98
Assorted patterns, pink, blue.
Wool Sweaters!. 98
Finely knitted.
Knit Creepers 1.98
In pretty past els.
Crawlabouts : q
Adjustable straps. I "tar
SECOND FLOOR
Essential To The Layette)
Infants' Stockinette Gowns
So important to a very young
baby a warm stockinette
gown to keep him snug all
winter! Plenty of room for
active kicking. In snow white
they'll need no ironing!
i ., i' x
8GCOND FLOOR
1.98
SECOND FLOOR
Sweaters For
Baby!
All wool sweaters. But-ton-front
model 1-3.
Baby Boy Knit Suit .
1.98
Baby boy cotton knit
suits in bright pastels,
with tdps in colorful
contrast to button-on
suspender shorts.
Bootee Sets 1 OQ
For the Youngl10
Bootees, sweater . and
cap. All wool.
' Knitted
Sacques!
Softest all wool sacques
to keep baby warm! .
Baby
BooteesI
Made of softest pure
wool.
Shoes for
Little Feet!
Non-rationed shoes of
heavy canvas or wool
felt. Sizes 0-3.
1.49
49c
98c
'Cotton
Jacquard Blankets
1.98
Bold bright patterns on all '.
American cotton. Size 70 by,
80 inches. For car or home
use. '
' DOWNSTAIR I
; 1
Boys'
Whipcord Pants
Long hard wearing whipcord
pants for boys. Sanforized
shrunk for perfect fit. Excel
lent for school wear. Blue
and tan. Sizes 1 OQ
6 16.
DOWNSTAIRS
Boys'
Flannel Pajamas
Warmly fleeced cotton
flannel pajamas for cold
winter nights. Slipover or
coat styles. Drawstring
belt. One breast pocket on
coat. Sizes 1 AC
8-16. "
DOWNSTAIRS
Limited Quantity .
Cleansing Tissue
"Lydia Grey" quality tis
sue. 500 sheets in 25c
each box. .
AVAILABLE 9 A. M.
FRIDAY
MAIN FLOOR
WORK GLOVES
Yellow Monkey Foccd Gloves, long gauntlet, canvas
back 34e
Leather Face, canvas back, knit wrist 38c
Genuine Horsehide Work Gloves, one piece back ..1.21
Full Grain Steerhide, chrome tanned - 1.49
Genuine Elkskin, first quality, very soft and pliable 2.49
' MAIN FLOOR
V si H
V it h i i
Men's .
Black Twill Pants
Sanforized black twill for
wear. Full, roomy cut, bar
tacked for service. Heavy
drill pockets, O CO
Sizes 30-42. ; ,.
MAIN FLOOR