niturn Mnlor anil Mm,.
IVullur Junili'wjtiwukl urrlvod
bumu llila wutikuml from Sun
, minulsco whoro tho officer
Hocked ii wools n no from tho
Boulli l'uulric lifter Iuiih norvlco,
Mujor Jiii(li7.oJ)wtikl In u fur
nuir Kliiinutli county nxrluul
lurul uiioiit. Ho iim'I hid yuiuiK
diuiHlitur Ami for tho (lint tlmo
dm IiIh urilval lici'o. Tlicy are
vlnltlnu ut tho homo of Mm.
JiiKli-zeJ(!wnkr niollior, Mm.
Uolpliliio Lyninn ol Mitchell
ilruol.
Expactad Horn T3 Lloyd
Froom urivlnad his wlfo, tho for
mer Mm'Kiirot Went, that ho ex
pi'cti'd to mill lit nny tlmo In Into
Uctolior from Lclliivro, Franco,
und would bu homo by Tlinnkn
(living. Mm. ('room, employed
ut tho California Oregon Power
company, mild tho lottor was
written October 18. Froom win
In Africa for 111 month", mid then
win butted nt Chuumont, Franco,
with nn ordnnncn unit, Ho wim
iiirmiirly with Pacific llnunco
company.
To School Goorxo Undor
' wood, noil of Mr. and Mm, C. H
Underwood of N. 7lh. loft Tues
day morning for Ilouider, Colo.,
to report to tho Unlvcmlly of Col
orndo for training in tho nuvy'n
V-8 program. Ho will bo ata
tloncd nt tho unlveralty for ono
year. Goorgo win graduated In
Juno from Hill Military ocatl
' emy, Portland.
Son Born A boy. Jv Will.
Inm, wag born October 10 nt the
Miirlno linrriicks dependents
clinic to Sgt. and Mm. William
Jeffcoiil. Thin In their flrnt child
The mother In tho former Shir.
ley Fnlrelo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrn. Jay Falrcln. Henlev. and
the child In tho flrnt grimdnon of
tho Fnlrelon, well known Klam
ath county ranchers.
Improving Rnlph Bonolst,
foreman nt Kwnuna Box com
pany, In Improving nt Hlllnido
nunpiuii wnero no in Deing ireat
eo ror injtiriea received In n
hunting accident when hln gun
dlnchnrued nnd shuttered one
loot.
Locil Visitor Ttohort W
Coznd of the stnts highway com
mlnnlon in In Klnmnth Falls for
brief nlay from Canyon City.
no in bi me wuinra.
Visitors Llllle Darby, music
supervisor In the city nehools
who ban been quite ill at Klnm
nth Vnlley hospital. Is now per
milted to hnve visitors.
Duck Hunters R. R. Nlckcl
son nnd II. P. Snlvador are
spending a fow days during duck
hunting season in Klamath Falls.
Son Horn T8Kt. Lnland
Clioyno, son of Mrs, j. A, John
noil of Uuuluy, returned liomu
Saturday uftor una and one-half
yearn duty In tho Houlli Pacific
with the HUlli air forco, unoyiiu
has been in tho nurvlcu for four
yearn. Jlu flow homo from bis
bunu In Tlnlnii, arriving In Sue
rumonto, Ho and ills wlfo will
muko their homo on tho Chayna
ranch in tho Spring Liiko dintrlct
and Lolimd will bo annoclutcd
with his brother Wllllum.
Chamber Visitor William
Sluddou of the United States
chamber of commerce, arrived
In Klamath Fulls Tuesday and
will remain until Friday visiting
at Klamath chamber of com
merce meetings, Jlu In covering
his territory which includes tho
i'ucuic northwest.
Child 111 Mrs. Stewart
Snell, fourth grudo teacher at
Itlverslde, is ai ncr nomo, jazz
b,.i, fi.itu fill- hpi vniiiiu
duughtor who is 111 with scarlet
lovor, Mrs. onoii win do ui
homo for two weeks. During
l.nk. lihannnH ljTtM lVmflM ('lfllTI
Is substituting nt Riverside.
Moves North Louis John
son, who wus seriously Injured
in an automobile accident hero
October 22, was moved to tho
minimal at inn nomo in uvcrcu,
Wash. His brother, Everett, re
mains nt Klumuth Valley where
hln condition wus said improved
today.
From Seattle Mr. and Mrs.
Roy J. Browne of Seattle, for
merly of Klumuth fulls, aro
visiting hero nt the homo of Dr.
und Mrs. Lcsllo W. Pcute, Lin
coln. Browno Is getting in some
duck hunting while here.
Snow And Rain Mrs. Charles
R. Stark drovo a friend to Weed
Tuosduy afternoon to visit her
son In tho hospital there, They
crossed the summit ut 1:30 and
encountered ruin. Coming homo
ut o:au p, m. it was snowing on
tho summit and they noted sev
eral cars apparently in trouble
on tho highway,
Halloween Baby Ono Hallo
ween bnby wns reported born
at Klumuth Valley hospital Oc
tobor 31, when a son arrived for
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pomoroy,
route 1 box 885. Tho child
weighed 7 pounds 12 Vi ounces.
Church Aloha chanter. Or-
dor of tho Eastern Star, will at
tend church In a body nt the
Presbyterian church Sunday nt
11 o'clock. All members and
visiting members arc Invited.
Back From Portland Dr.
Holer of tho Columbian Optical
compnny returnee; to Klumuth
rail from Portland where be
has been during tho past month
on ucioocr zv.
Elks Party All Elks nnd
their ladles nre invited to nn
nnron and overnll dnnco to be
mlven tonight, Halloween, at tho
uki icmpie.
fOR COOD HEALTH!
ftMfoJ mm4 Cofen
Allmtntt
Hrnl Rvpmrt)
Oofr UUmr
Ttoitad oltltotil Hotpllal
Oparallon
MmJir ." trUtn 10 A. M.Hi r. M.
JTrnrtv" Mi rU.uiy, riJlTlt 10
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
fhytUImn and lurgaoa
H. I. Comar E. Bumtfda tnd Grand Avmiu
Talaphena EAtt 3018. Portland 14, Olaqon
Goes South 1st Lt. Donald
Klrkpatrlck, US army olr corns,
who spent a leave here with his
parents, Mr, und Mrs. L. F. Klrk
patrlck of Eldorado, left this
weekend to report buck to the
army air field at Midland, Tex,
Hoturni South Jean Haug
cr, who has been hero the pust
two weeks vlnltlng Mr. nnd Mrs.
H. E. Hnuger of Puclflc Ternico.
returned this weekond to her
homo In Sun Francisco.
Returns Home Mrs. Robert
Hunt nnd infant daughter,
Nnncy Patricia, were to leave
Klumuth Valley hospital Wed
nesday for their homo in the
Spring Lake district.
In Mtdford Mr. and Mrs.
John Sundmcycr spent the past
weekend In Mcdford where
Snndmcyer wns interested In the
district meeting of the Junior
chamber of commerce.
Holy Communion There
will be celebration of Holy Com
munion in observance of All
Saints Duy at 10 a. m. Thursday
at bi. J'uius bpiscopni cnurcn,
it was announced by the rector,
the Rev. F. C. Wlssonbnch.
VFW Meeting Pelican Post
1383 of tho Veterans of Foreign
Wurs will hold Its regular meet
ing Thursday evening In tho KC
hull, Tho meeting will be from
8 to 8 o'clock. All members are
asked to be present in order to
mako final nrrartgaments for the
post Armistice Duy program,
Ward III John Ward, opera
tor of the city dog pound, wus
moved by ambulance at noon to
day to Klumuth Valley hospital.
Ward Is seriously 111 and may be
suffering from pneumonia, lie
is n former Dunsmulr resident.
Wnrd ruturncd from duty some
tlmo ago In the Iran area.
From Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jones of Portland,
with their young son Stephen
La ni, arc visiting here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McCundllss of Wordcn street.
Mrs. Jones Is the former Lenore
McCundllss.
Warren Discharged Chief
Carpenter Roland T. Warren of
tho U. S. navy reserve, was dis
charged this week under the
point system. Warren is a Klam
ath civil engineer.
Market Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Moon ond Gladys Hogue
of tho Town shop will bo out-of-town
for a few days. They are
leaving Wednesday evening for
a market trip to Los Angeles. .
Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald White are visiting at the
B. J. Loftsgaard home this week.
Whlto recently received his dis
charge from the army air
corps.
Liberated Among the Ore
gon men liberated as a prisoner
of war of the Japanese, is PFC
Georgo E. Young, son of Mrs.
Rachel Young of Lakevlew.
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From Washington William
T. Slcddon is in Klamath Falls
on government business from
Washington, D. C.
Classified Ads Bring Results
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performance long sought but never before
achieved. On hills for example, AroTane gives
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This is because, in AroTanb, all component
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.ng.Thu$4ftoTNS is a gasoline which gives
you, for the first time, more power and more
mileage at the same time assuring easy start
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.production of these all-high-octane components
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Whatever your experience with new premium
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Here's What Dual Octane Quality Is
and What It Does for Your Cart Aviation
and automotive technicians alike have deter
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AroTanb'S octane measurement by both tests
assures Dual Octane Quality.
Wednesday, October 91. IMS HERALD AND NEWS TIVK
20lb YEAR Aiiochlti Voolbill Sporlauls
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Its , :
Vogues
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Where Are They? . . ."Why at Leons of course.".
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C.Ll tU.i IT... 1 Z l .t . at - t
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r 7 tifully tailored and styled.
7 26.95 to 39.95
"MINX MODE DRESSES"
You con (set ... these clever dresses were designed,
not alone for the young in years . . . but also for
the young in heart.
9.95 to 19.95
"SWEATERS"
Classics In a class by themselves . . .
because they "do things" for you . . .
When you think of sweaters . . . think
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3.95 to 9.95
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"SWEATERS"
"NEW FALL; DICKEYS"
Here is just whqt .you have been looking for . .1. Cive wEiC-flt
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1.19 to 3.95
AMAZING "TRIKSKIRTS"
Something new has been added 5 cute buttons to be
worn smartly with placket in front, on side, or in the
back! Name your colors and take your choice.
4.95 and 5.95
New Fall V
Bags and Gloves.
The little difference ... makes such a
big difference . . . when you Select a pair
of gloves or a bag . . . and they are dif
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3.95 (o 10.95
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By Joyce
The flexible cushioned construction
distinguishes this sleek town oxford
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Clove.
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6.50
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