To Visit Here Mia. George
n. K. Moorhond, prcBlclunt of the
Oregon t'udcrntlon of .Women's
clubs, I'ortlmicl, will urrlvo hero
Sunday nlK'it utict will meot with
clubwomen Monday.. There will
bo u combined meeting of the
hlxlli district conference of the
fndurutlon and the Klamath Fall
Woniun's Library club Monduy,
November ft, at 10 u. m. at the
library uudltorlum, It wi an
nounced by Mm. It. P. Ellington
Sr., pronUlout. Thoro will be
brief business sosslon followed
by music und the morning apeak
r will bo Dr. Jamc Millar.
Luncheon will bo at tho Pelican
purty room ut 1 p. m.
At Llv.rmor. Mr. and Mm.
Clifford A. Dunn left Thursday
morning for Llvormoro, Calif.,
culled theru by tho serious 111
nca of Mm. Dunn' mother,
Mm. J. W. Dodge. Tho elderly
womun iiufferod u full, in which
her hip whii broken, und Is u pa
tient ut St. Paul'a hospital In
Llvormoro. Mm. Dodge la well
known hero. Until tho death of
her husband about three ycurs
ouo, alio resided Ho re with mm
at 2027 Ebarluln,
Ractlve Discharge TSirt
Gdwurd L. Tuylor of Klomulh
i'ulls rocolved lila discharge from
tho army ulr corps at Merced
army ulr field. Merced. Calif..
October 20. Tuylor joined tho
air corps . September 23, 1040,
and nerved in connection with
the signal corps brunch of the
USAAK His wife, Nancy, live
ai did uphum. Tuylor was onv
ployed by the Ewminn Box com'
puny In civilian life.
Scarlet Ftvtr Seven cases of
scarlet favor were reported by
Klamath county physicians for
mo wcck onuing uctoner zu,
There was one caso of mumps In
mo county thai week. ,
From Memphis S 2c Mai
colm Eplcy Jr., is home on brief
leave from tno nuval air tecnnl.
cal trulnlnK center at Memphis,
icnn. Ho will return to Mem
phis to enter radio school this
weekend.
Children's Clothes Roosevelt
PTA will sponsor a wnlta ele
phant and rummage sale Novem
ber 9 and 10 In the Balslgcr mo
' .tor salesrooms. There will be a
nice selection of children's
clothes.
1 . 1 1 TJ nnbnH .M
marly employed ut Swan Luko
Moulding compuny, hua uncut u
short time hero hunting. IJcckor
was recently given tin iionorublo
dlBChurgo from tho US urmy ulr
forces uflor serving ovoraoa two
yours as a ball turret gunner on
a 11-17. Docker plans to return
to Seattle und enter tho Univer
sity of Wualilngton this mouth.
Ho will major in architecture.
From Ashland Mr. und Mrs.
Jack Zlltorcob and daughter,
Durlene, of Ashland, Milo Gust
of Mcdford und Bill Nlckell of
Urnui.iMltiii-ii tunrn ulullfiru IukI
weekend at the home of Mr. und
Mr uoorgo TcuricK on uibdoo
(root. Nlckell la the father of
Mrs. Todrick. While In tin ureu
he also visited ill son. Francis,
at Bly.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Zollman of this cltv uro at
their homo on Lincoln while
visiting hero for several duys
ri.nU lltu linlh fiirm nl
Brookings. Mrs. Zollmun report
ed a Birong Riorm uver mu uuny
purt of tho week which held up
planting tho bulbs after tho har
vest. Circus Party All children
of tho city uro Invited to the
circus party to bo given Satur
day afternoon from 2 o'clock on
at St. Paul's parish house The
affair is sponsored by tho senior
group of Girl Friendly society.
There will bo games, movies.
and - hot dog and pop will bo
dispensed.
Wsdnsidar Visit Mr. and
Mrs. Wally Worthlngton and
(laughter Joun of Oswego wore
in Klnmuth Full Wcdncsduy for
business und duck hunting. They
were tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Schmidt. Whllo here Worth
lngton placed the agency for
Century bont with Klamath
Metal product.
Social Club Member of
tho Eastern Star sociul club will
meat Friday at 1:45 p. m. In tho
Masonic temple. Hostesses will
bo Mr. James Hunter and Mr,
Horuco E. Qotz.
tlltlnM n1atlv . 'Anna M
Smolcor of Adln, Calif., 1 In
iiiomoin rails mis wcck visit
ing her son, Doug Smclccr, ,and
ncr UHllKilvnr, iwm. curui t-i.
Williams of this city.
From Portland Virginia
Turnbow, formerly of Portland,
1 now making her home In
Klnmath Full with her uncle
und aunt. Mr. and Mr. V. E.
O'Nolll of 19B4 Portland.
Duck Hunting Ralph HIs
ley of Chula Vista, Calif., Is In
Klamath for duck hunting sea
son. Whllo here, he I visiting
at tho Henry Vaden home, 2024
Fargo. -
On Buying Trip Mr. and
Mr. Walt Kennett left Wednes
day for southern California and
San Francisco on a spring buy
ing trip.
From Brooklnot Richard
Beddows is here visiting friend
at hi former homo. He will
return to Brooking Sunday.
Dalta Kaooa Gamma Men
bcrs of Delta Kappa Gamma will
moot at the home of Isabcllc
Brlxncr on Lakcshore drive Sat
urday at 2 p. m.
For Private Lessons
SAXOPHONE or CLARINET
See or Call
Mr. Wallace A. Stiles
Derby's Music Co.
120 H. B.Y.nth
Phone 4S18
Luncheon The homemok
iiu committee of tho Women of
tho Maoso will hold u potluck
luncheon In the Mooso hull Fri
day ut 12:30 p. in. with Laura
Hrumblo us chiilrmun. A business
meeting will follow. At 2 p. m.
uicro win no a earn puny in we
hull, second of tho scries, and
tho public is invited to uttend.
Juveniles Monduy, Novem
ber 0, Juvenile of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft will hold u Hullo
ween purty In tho KC hull from
4 to 7 p, m, Supper will be
scrvod ul 8:30 p. m. und officer
will bo Installed for the coming
ycur. All members are urged to
uttend. This is the party post
poned from October 19.
N.lohbor Monduy. Novem
bor 8, Neighbors of Woodcraft
win meet in tno ku nun at u
p. m. und there will be a pot-
iuck supper loiiowing tne twai
ness meeting.
To Naw York Mr. and Mr.
Curt Lion of La Pointc's, left
last nignt lor a tnrce wcck
market trip to Now York City.
Shopping In Klamath Mr.
Lloyd Stevenson, Mt. Hebron,
Calif., was an out-of-town shop
per in Klamath Falls Wednesday
afternoon.
Ill In South The many
friends of Mr. K. Sugarmun,
for many year a resident of
Klumuth Fall, will regret to
learn that ho ha been very ill
at her home, 721 Geary, Sun
Francisco. Mr. Sugarmon suf
fered a heart attack recently but
word from her family advises
that sho I slightly improved
although bedridden.
In Ban Jose ' Mr. and Mr.
Oscar Lynum. former Klamath
residents, are now at home at
200 Vino In San Jose, Calif
whero Lynum has gone into
business. He formerly operated
the Irnpcriul garage, 3rd and
Main.
To San Martin Hudson
Barrow, formerly of Klamath
Falls and now of San Martin,
Calif., returned to his home last
night after three week spent in
the Henley district with Howard
Jackson.
Enough gasoline to drive from
New York to Chicago every au
tomobile, truck, tractor or bus
that existed on tho face of the
earth in 1941 wo transported to
Europe between D-day and VE
day a total of 1,043,145,840
gallons.
Charles Lindbergh delivered
tho first transoceanic air mall.
Rubber
Footwear
Of All Kinds
Boots--Rubbers--Overshoes--
( linos ltll
LmiewsJ
MANST0RE
r Wl Main St.
Thursday. November 1, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS TTV
InnauHcUuf
' the
Formal Opening
of the
Armchair Book Room
C. R. Larson, Prop.
Thursday, November 1st
Open House 6:00 to 9:00 p. m.
BIBLES
Plaques Pictures
Sunshine Line Greeting Cards
Children's Story and Color Book
,. ComincnUrlM ChrlitUn fiction
Book End
, . Other Rtlat.d Ittnu .
414 No. 8th St.
Phone 6272
CUMMINGS FUR
If
T h i s
make
Christmas
your dar
ling's dreams
come true give
her Furs. '
In our collection,
suited to every
taste, every bud
get, you will find
an enduring gift
of luxurious beau
ty and warmth.
The CUMMINGS FUR SHOP has just
received ' a small select shipment ' of
white" baby coats, hats and
MUFFS. " Make a "date" to'see these
adorable garments. '
BUDGET: TERMS AS LONG
AS 12 MONTHS.
LAYAWAY OR CASH.
CUMMINGS FUR SHOP
i i
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BOYS WARMTH
Boys' Hooded
Mackinaw ;
Heavyweight plaid fabric with
bright cotton plaid lining: Hood
folds -neatly. Sizes 4 to 14. .
8-90
Zipper Plaid Cossack
Heavyweight plaid, well cut,
firmly . sewn. Blue, green,
brown, maroon. Sizes 8 to 12.
!.98
BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS
I ' i "'
I 1 x H
2-95
l-oo
SCOUT HATS
Made from fur felt and lined
to hold its shape. Low crown,
wide brim; silk band with
embroidered scout insignia.
SCOUT CAPS
Khaki twill overseas style
taimmed in red braid with
Scout emblem on front. Sizes
small, medium, large.
SCOUT NECKERCHIEF
Mercerized cotton pongee;
strong and durable; smart in
appearance. Combination CC
colors. Size 32" x 32".
Othars At 60c
SCOUT NECKERCHIEF
SLIDES
Sturdy plastic slide with -
Scout insignia. Holds neck
erchlef securely and neatly. - I BC
Blue and khaki. P
SCOUT BELT
- 1 " wide gunmetal finish.
Scout buckle, metal tipped P
end. Secure slide fastener. S1 I W
Sizes 26-34. W
.
BOYS' CORDUROY
REVERSIBLE
BOYS' TOPCOAT
AND CAP SET
fr08
7.90
SCOUT .
PANTS
3.75
Made of an excellent
quality Army twill;
watch pockets with fit
ted waist-button plaque.
Wide substantial belt
loops; all scams double
Btltched. Sizes 28-34.
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SCOUT
SHIRT
2.25
r Standard weight cotton
' khaki; loosely fitted
! roll collar;- two square
standby patch pockets
with button flaps. Em
broidered insignia sew
ed over right breast
pocket. : Sizes. WA to
15.
SCOUT
SOX
50c
Official Scout sox of
good quality cotton. A
serviceable long Wear
ing weight; flat knit
with re-inforced heels
and toes. Sizes v-ll
Boys medium weight Corduroy
reversible. Water repellent.
Ideal for school wear in win
ter weather. Colors. Green, Tan,
and Blue. Sizes 8-18. .
' Boys' all wool fleeced topcoat
with matching cap. Well tailor
ed with slash pockets and fly
front. Plaid lining. Tan only.
: Sizes 3-8.
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'For Jr. Aviators
Leather Helmets
j.49 ;
For Young Hep Cats! ;
Eagleknit Hep Caps
98'
Made like his favorite Ace s,
he'll want one of these hel
mets. Fully lined with-an ad
justable chin strap. ' .
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Designed for the young set,
these caps are streamlined for
playtime. Soft knitted band
with' a poplin top.
Thea Are Handy to Haval
Plaid
Double Blankets
1.9
A fluffy weave of fine
quality cotton in either blue
or pink plnld. Has blanket
stitched edges. Size 70" x
80'V i
Entov
'That 'Barelegged Look!
J "Bowleg" Hosiery
64C ;
Sheer ' circular - knit rayons
with no visible scams to
twist out of linel Most flat
tering! Sizes 8tt to 10.
For School and Playl
BOYS' OXFORDS
Sturdy Leather Soltsl '
BOYS' OXFORDS
Space for Growing Faatl
BOYS' OXFORDS
2
.98
Handsome perforated dress
oxfords of soft, supple an
tique russet . leather that
glows ' like copper when
flhlnedl .Roomy straight
tips plus a flexible insole
and cushiony rubber heele
give boys top comfort,
tool ,
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115 S. 7th Street
Phone 6425
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