Pythlsn BliUri Wlneiim
tempi. Pyililun Bllcr, will
meet In the llbrury club room
Friday evonliiM ut B o'clock. A
cIiihh ut CUIluiUUlOg will bo 111
Muted ut tliu lunililo IllUUtllllt
and lffrimhinciiU will bo served.
All ufl'lvera unci member lire
anked to bn present mill those
IH'ununtlng tho degree will wcur
fornmls, Mr. Sudlo C-rulium of
CorvnllU will bo pi'onuiit.
Goli Tournsmtnt Hciimci
Women's Oot club will moot
thli Frltluy morning' for gulf fol
lowed by luncheon imd bridge
Hostesses will bo Mm. Wilfred
K. Lamm, Mm. Oscar Shlvc,
Mm. Krod Schwlliick and Mm.
Earl Whltlock. Tho costume
tournament liun been cuncollcd
but a tournament will bo play
ed, Ia, u.r. RSut. Wllllum
L. Alcorn arrived todny from
outhern (jumorma louuwinv
discharge from the army air
corps. Silt. Alcorn upont nlno
..,,( nnrulinl' month overseas.
whero he completod 35 missions
an gunner on a ij-ii. oi.
Alcorn la tho ton of Mm. A. 1.
Hoffman.
With M,,ahan4 T.I AHnlnh
Zamky Jr., linn returned from
ovemcai duty. Ho phoned Mm.
Zamiky Suliirdny from Snn
Kranclaco and alio mot him In
the bay city whore they are mak
ing a brief visit.
OuMt From Michigan Mm.
W. L. Kckalbar of Detroit, Mich.,
wan a guest of Mr. and Mm. R. A.
Lalondc, 023 Uphum tills pust
week. She baa left for Loa An
geles whero he pinna to visit
friends before returning home.
Salem Vliit Mm. Jon Grimes
and little aon Michael are In
Salem this week visiting friends.
Her mother, Mm. W, W. Mnsaey,
left Wednesday night to loin hor
and they will return together
Sunday.
VUlllna Walter Y. Hnthune
Jr., of the navy'a V-S program,
arrived here Mondnv to visit his
parents. Mr. and Mm. W. F.
Rnthune Sr., 033 Washington.
He will report the first of next
week to Miami university at Ox
ford, O., for further training.
Henley Dance Klamath coun
ty high ichool atudenta are In
vited to attend a dance to be
given at Henley high school
from 8 p. m. to 12 midnight Fri
day. Stuart'a orchestra will play
and there will be a amall admis
sion charge.
Dinner Candidates and their
escorts are Invited to he guests
at the Daughters of tho Nile ban
quet to be held at the Wlllnrd
.hotel Saturday at 7 p. m.
Before
t Get Do
"'-.i don't delay!
- Replacing a damaged radiator would cost you $40.00 or more ... and
you might have trouble finding one. That's why it's wise to put in anti
freeze before a cold snap has a chance to ruin the radiator or other cooling
system parts of your car. . : ;'. ''
For thorough anti-freeze protection, get Du Pont "Zerex" or War ,
Emergency "Zerone" today. . . ' '
$1.40 a eal. WarEmoroncy "Zorone" gives thor- $2.65 a gal. A limited supply of "Zorei,"DuPont'i
ough protection against rust and corrosion as well as non-evaporating anti-freeze, is now available. "Zerox
freezing. Until regular "Zorone" comes back (tliis season's '. won't boil out. One mimglasteeJlwmter. Nothing to worry
production wont to war); there's no hotter buy at he ' about; Gives complete protection against rust and cor-
price. nomomber, it's made by Du Pont. . ' rosion won't form sludge or clog radiators. UK
mm
vau.u.i.Mt.oii'
7r3mYT.nr
Arrlvaa Here Lt, Calvin P.
Lumb, U, 8. urmy ulr corps, who
iiiin buon flying in ino auuin i'u
clflc, urrlvod hero hint night uc
cumpunlod by Ills wlfn. They uro
guests of Dr. ond Mrs, E. D,
Lamb, 327 Lincoln. Lt. Liimb
took port In ulr 1 oporatluiui
nuulnxt Jutinn from Hainan on.
Ho was flying a P-01, night
fighter dubbed tho Bliick Wid
ow. Ho loft tho Pacific Islands
und flew to Honolulu, continu
ing by bout to Hun Francisco
wlivre ho docked October 12.
His wife, Bottye, hua been In San
Francisco slnco , her husband
went overseas, Lt, Lamb la on
a six weeks' leave und at tho end
of that tliiio will report to Santa
Ana.
Bon Docks Mrs. Mildred A.
Whlto, 0010 S. Oth, was happy
to receive word Wednesday
morning from hor son, Bgl.
Mubon II. While, 32, that lie had
docked in Sun Francisco a short
time before and was to report to
Fort Lowis, Wash,, for discharge
ut tho ond of which time he will
return to Klamath Falls. Sgt.
White, member of the 614th ulr
engineer squadron, 303rd a i r
service group, U. S. army, has
bcon overseas thrco ond one-half
yeurs, Ho was a plasterer before
entering th service.
IllWord has been received
that A. E, Bailie, member of the
culinary alliance and for many
years on the ataff at the Klam
ath Billiards, is seriously ill In a
hospital In Eugene. Ills daugh
ter, Dorothy Bailie of the faculty
at KUI1S, Is In Eugene at pres
ent. To Pasco Betty Lea Dally is
spending this weekend In Pasco,
wash., guest of Ensign Joseph
Hurko stationed at that place.
Burke was prcvloualy at the
Klamath naval air atntlon prior
to hia transfer to Pasco.
UNA Meeting Members of
Royal Neighbor! of America will
hold a regular meeting Frlduy
at 8 p. m. at the KC hull. There
will be a Halloween party fol
lowing the meeting and refresh
ments will bo served.
8ptaka at Noon Members of
tho Rotary and Kiwanls clubs
were reminded again today that
Rllca Doe, noted speaker and
civic worker, will address the
two clubs at noon at the Wlllnrd
hotol Friday.
Returns Mrs. Fred Cofcr,
1017 Hliih. returned Tuesday
from Prlnevllle where she spent
a week with her daughter and
son-ln-low, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
roster and family.
8oclal Club The Eastern
Star Social club will meet Fri
day, November 4, at 1:45 p. m.,
at the Masonic temple.
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LIVESTOCK
' OKNVKH, Oil. 39 IAP-USDAI- Salable
li.p to.wXl, toll H.9UO! market fairly
actlvai alaughter lamlta aleady tfi Ifi
ceiite Itlgliarl advance largely on truck
lita: alal,! flntitila. chima fjoloradoe
I4.40 i'IkiIh InuhliK amxi in; medlum-
goml iruckllia largely e i.d,i-i,.uu, uuior
clai.ee aleady-alroiigl numeroue loaila
grjwl-olittlre elaugluer iwii aS.2A-00;
liort loaile gdod-cltoloe 70 lb. leading
laailia I4.(U Irucklna SI4.MI-W, .
SOUTH SAN rilANCINCO, Oct, M
(AlMHIMI-Salalila callla ISO calvaa
nunaj market ataady; good ataara and
halfar Nliaant! two loade aedar ataara
offered! gnud range liowa riuuted ll.70
VJt.'M; mndluin range eowa 911,00; cuttar.
cnjimnon dairy-brad oowa gH.WMU.uo; tran
nara llJ.BO-tl.OO; tiomrmm-good eaiHage
bulla 10,0O-l..OO; celvee nominally
ataady,
Halabla htiga 71: market llaady; good
choice iuxkizo lb. barrowa and gllla
emtio: ermri Hfiwa I1A.OA.
Salable abaap WK); markat fully eteedyi
cnoice nui-wooiea lanio. quuitu via,,,,,
part dack medlum-govd awaa tt.W.
PORTLAND, Ora.; Oct. JS (AP-USDA1
HalahU rMllla total and: aalttbla ualvaa
tui: markat laaa acttva. Dartlcular V on
catlnar-crutlar cowa. but ganara! markat
alcadyt meuaim aiauinier aiaara ai.,.uu.
fa ftft. niiii liaarl tin Of): atnrkara and faad.
ara ll0.0O-la.70: outtar-coinmon halfara
HI 00-10.00; madlllMl halfara to IKI.OO;
cannar-cuttar cowa SOOoaoO: 'ahalla
down to tn.of); commuii-madlum bcaf
towi ll.OO-il.OO: S'X'd oowa up to SI 2.00;
common bulla Woo; uod-cliolca vaalara
I J 00-14 OO; common madlum r
calvaa 0.00-laOO. , .
Halabla hon 3S: total 400; markat
active, ataady: barrowa and sllta Sl0.no;
aowa io.od; aooa cnuica tv-iuv ,u. iu'
M. ,.,.hi. tin iui.ih so.
Ralabla ahaap total loo: markat acUva.
ataady: a,Hd'Cholc lamb 112.30,70: com
mon (radaa down to 0.00; law faadara
10 20: good awaa S4.70; faw awaa aold
Wltnoui auoaioy caruncaiivn vv.w.
ahla hoga 4000, lolal ia.oiW; actlva and
fully alrady; good and choice barrowa
and gllta at 140 Ibe. up at lha (I4.U0
calling: good and choice aowa at 14.10;
compute clearance,
Halabla cattle OOOO, total 6000: aalable
calvaa 000. total MM; choice gradea ind
medium grade ateere ataady, top glS-OO
paid for five loadi; good gradea on
peddling bam, aleady to U cenU lower
al eie.oo-io ou; neiiera aiaauy ,u wa.
choice klnda abaent, mixed ateera and
helfera II7.7S; cowa generally ateady.
bulla aleady to atrong: vealara ateady at
10 00 down, will, weighty alaughter
calvea atrong to 20 eenta higher, up to
13.00; felrly broad demand for all
radaa atock caul at firm prtcea, mainly
12 00-14 00, New Mexico bred yaerllnga
at outalda price.
' Salable aheap 3000, total 0000: moder
ately acttve: alaughter lambe aleady to
zo cenu lower, mwu, ,a,u,
claaaea ateady: bulk good and choice
native lamha (14.oo-l4.70, bucka dli
counled (I 00; common to low medium
light eortoula (10 00-12.00 bucka Includ
ed, aprlnkllng light culla to MOO: amall
lot common yeerlinga (10.00; medium
to choice alaughter ewe. (3 oo-o.oo,
culla and common kind (4 90-0.20. In
cluding short load common 1U1 lb. weal
erne at (9.10.
Potatoes
rmcAno Oct. m rAp.unDAi-.Pot
tcxii: arrtvals 129, on trick 370, totil
II. H. hlominU 1020.
New tocki! suppllrf liberal. For bett
auallty Idaho and Washington Huweti,
amantl modraU. markat firm. For
offeringa othar tc cUoni. damand wow,
marKei auu. iaano jiuttti iiuroanKi
tl. ft. No. 1. ft3.0O-3.10: Within art on Rui
at Ourbanki, U. 8. No. 1, Colorado
nan Mcviuraa. u. n. no. i, woo;
Nabraika and Wvnmtna Dllu Trlumnhi
U. S. No. 1. I2 00-2U: Mlnnatota and
North Dakota Rllu Triumph, commer
cial. fl.70-1.75: V. 8. No. 1, waihad,
Cobblan, eommarclal, 11.70-1.83.
Strombarg Carlton
Darby's Muilc Co.
Radioi.
Masquerade Dance
Saturday, Oct. 27
KC HALL
Everybody Matkad Prlsas
Noii Makars Fun lor All
Tlckats 50c
,..tTtR.LIV.N.-THI,OU(lH
7UI
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ai 'V. ST'-S':--. Vltt
Market
Quotations
NKW YOHK. Oct. 29 (API Individual
at.K'ka displayed mild recovery Incllna
tlona In ioday'a markat alth'rtlgh many
leedera remained In loilng territory.
(.'limine ouotatlona:
American van
Am Tal It Tel
......ion',4
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Sou 2
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Anaconda
Commonwealth it a
Curlla-Wrlgbt.
uenerai Kiecirio
General Molora
Ot Nor Hy pfd
int narveaier ..........
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l.ong-llell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Naeh-Kelv
N V Central .
Northern Pacific ....
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Hafeway Ntorea ,.
Hear lloeoucK
Houtbern Pacific ....
Standard nranda ....
Nunahlno Mining
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
II S Nleel
Warner Pleturea ...
WHEAT
CHICAGO, Oct. 15 fAP) BubtUntlal
ovarnmant oaU purchawi at Minna
apolla, itrong caih damand for all gralna,
and atranjfth ot rva at Wtnnlpai com
btnad to puih grain future upward to
day. Oat and ry war th blggaat gainer,
rtoma of th oat buying wa comldrd
rimnvil of hadaea aaalnit ourchaaaa of
7K5.000 buahcla of cash oats by th gov
ernment yeateraay in in norinweii.
bringing loiai iwo-oay purcnaiea tnara
to l.lH!i000 buahali.
vhBt domed V. to Ve hlhr than th
nrevlou flnUh, Dacambar, I.70'-.
Corn wa up l's to ,bc; December. 91,184s.
uai war w up; utjcni.
iUi-Wc. Ry wai ahead to .c
higher; December, 81.17,
Courthouse Records
MkrrlmaTa Lltantti
VATT8-KEHFOOT. Dewey Tranklln
Yati, Jr.. 24. U. 8. marine. Native
of Oklahoma. Realdent of Phoenix. Ore.
Dairta-is. Paul In Krrv.t. 18. laundry
worker. Native of Idaho. Jlcaldsnt of
Klamath rails. Or.
TltlKUWABSER . WIE8CNDANGER.
Arthur Trlebwaater, 24, U. 8. army.
Native of New York. Realdent of Oak
land. Calif. Jean K. Wleaendanger. 31.
student. Native of Oregon. Realdent of
Klanrath rails, Or.
ROniN-RENUCCl. Buford X, Robin.
31. U. 8. army. Natlv of Oregon.
Resident of Klamath Falls, Or. Lena
Renuccl, 3d. cashier. Natlv of .Cali
fornia. Resident of Ban Rafael. Calif.
Camalalnls rile)
Jewtll Howard Cantrall vi. Rollln A.
Cantrall. Hull for divorce. Charge,
desertion. Plaintiff asks restoration of
maiden name of Jewell Howard and
payment of 13500 alimony. Couple mar
ried May 19, 1933. at Fracwaler, Ora.
Lounging
ROBES
f.ttuitng
Famous BOTANY
In
Wool Flannels
14.50 to 19.85
llM 1111
J
DREW'S
MANSTORE
733 Main St.. ,
c..V. '
t,. Orlh Ml i em or, attorney for plaln-
uir. "
Donna Ma fllout vs. Carl Stout. Suit
for dlvorc. ChMrce. cruel and Inhuman
irvmmem. ariainiui am propnriy
tlement. Couple married December 17,
1H4I. Fred O. Hmall. attorney for
plaintiff.
Inji Hulh Cmnnmn va. Jimsi Arthur
Carman. Hult for annulment of mar
riage. . CoudIn went tlirnuirh mmrriuum
ceremony at Reno. July 19, 104.1. Plain
tiff auk restoration of maiden name,
Ina Kii I h Miller, and I00 coats of ault.
C. E. Drlscoll, attorney for plaintiff.
ueoraa Ci, flnrlna va. l.tntU ifnHn
8ult for divorce. Chsr, crual and In
human treatment. Couple married at
iieno, Hv., UMober 8, IfHfl. K, V. Mc
Larn, attorney for plaintiff.
jusiiiua uouri
JOhnnl Plonian Kdwurda. nnorallnsr
motor vehicle with Inadequate brakes,
fine, 95,80,
uauna weaver Cross. Passing another
moving vehicle on the right aid of said
vehicle. Vine, 910,
Fred William rtoetk. Failure to obey
highway intersection atop algn. Fine,
90,30.
Chester Mill. Operating motor ve
hicle without proper claaranc lamp.
Fine, 93.A0,
Vh)riea May Freel, Failure to obey
highway InUrsectlon stop sign. Fine,
Claud Weaver Cross, Passing another
moving vehicle when view ahead was
nui cirer. rine,
IJoyd llcnrv Derby. Ooerellntf
motor vehicle on the left aid of th
Alfred Newton wet kins. Operating a
motor vehicle without mufflsr. Fine,
98.50,
flyron Thorp Elliott. Hunting between
iunwi inu lunnie, rine, io and cosu,
Bervl MLrijrtL RoruXh. Psrmli.
ling four people to rid In the front
sat of an automobile. Fin, 93.50,
Johnnie Plonian Edwards, Falling to
procure operator's llcena. Fine, 95.50,
Charles Roy Whytal. Hunting be
tween euruet and sunrla. Fine, 910
Alfred Newton Walk Ins. Operating an
automobile without ona red light. Fin,
VITAL STATISTICS
JOHNSON Born at Hlllelde hoiplul.
Klamath Fall,, Ore.. Oclotxr 24. 1045, to
ai.u mn, nnncn m. jonnaon. route
1 box 2311, Tulelake. Calif., (Irl.
Weight: S pounda 5 ounce,.
Smart coat warmth . . .
for everything from
football games to Holi
day parties. Untrimmed
coats, Chesterfields and
boy styles in fleece and
suede finish woolens.
Favorite, classic colors
... and all the newest
fall shades.
4
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WINTER COATS ' i . ' II
24-75 1
Outing Flannel
21c yd. 23c yd.
.,. 36" wide. While and
'.:. , striped
GALES ABATE
SEATTLE, Oct. 29 (!") Yos-
tcrday's 82-mllc-an-liour south-
orly gales had abated to a 30-mlle-nn-hour
stronK wind veloc
ity here today, which was fore
cant to continue, with rain. But
stronger gales were expected oH
coast ond nouthcast storm warn
ings were lying on the coast to
duy. .
Peace Time Accessories
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'ami
SECOND FLOOK
BLOUSES
2.98 - 3.98
Lovely rayon sheer blouses.
Just the type to dress up
your suit ... so dainty and
feminine ... long or short
sleeves with frills at the
neck , . . white lime, fuchsia,
aqua, gold, blue and pink. -
SECOND fLOOR
Ladies Dickeys
1.49
Dickeys have a talent for
dressing up suits. These
rayon sheers come frilled
with Jabots, - ruffles, and
bows. Lace ' trimmed and
embroidered . . . white and
pastels.
MAIN FLOOR
NEWLY ARRIVED
Ladies Nylon
Slips
2.89
Sizes 32-40
Thundiy, Oct. 25, 1943
Card Party Women of the
Moose will hold a card party In
tho Moone hall Friday, at 2 p. m.
This will be the first of a now
series and the public is cordially
invited.
Strombtrg Carlson
Darby's Music Co.
Radios.
O SPORT LITES
O FOG LITES
O TIRE CHAINS
O ANTIFREEZE
B. MILLER CO.
SECOND FLOOK
Prsttr As A Picturel
HEAD SQUARES
98c
Frame your face In a flat
tering head square! All rayon
fabrics In lovely, soft solid
colors with self fringe.
SCARFS
69c to 1.98 :'
Women's lovely neck scarfs
in white or printed rayons
and sheer, filmy chiffons.
Colors to match your new
suit. .
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HARD TO GET ITEMS
All Leather
Work Gloves
1.49
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
RUTH DIXON
ftrmtrlr f th Star Bsaaty Sal
Is ar laoaUal at . .
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with
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1.75
Winter Days Are Suit Days
Smart : women are tailored
women, and tailored women
are usually smart. They wear .'
our two piece twill or all
wool suits in black, brown or
whatever their favorite color.
They dress them up with
ruffly blouses ... or they're
tailored in plain white shirts
. . smart either wayl And
smart under coats!. ... -
Costume Jewelry
1
.00
Plus Tax '
An attractive piece of
jewelry to dress up any
outfit. An assortment of
Pearl Pins and - Earrings
in matched sets. Also
bracelets and charms.
PURSES
7.90
" Plus Tax
New1 plastic Patent; Purses.
Lucite and leather trimmed.
Popular -styles; with zipper.
Available In black. A quality,
purse that Milady will adore.
MAIN FLOOR . ,
75 Wool
Unions
6.90
Dress weight. Sizes 38-48
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