Unit' Mooting! Homo cxlon
if on nulla will meet In Illy
rhursdiiy in o r n I n k ul IOiUU
'clock, ut lliu homo of Mm.
Cttu I'mUlock for u cIiinh In
'Cloud 'iiislu In Clothes"; Modoc
Point, Thursday, 1U::)0, nt thu
iioiiiu n( Mi'H. Iiiii Christy ut
Kliiiniilh Aitoiicy, for n eluss In
'HefrlKeriilor IJcmivrlH"; 1'ou
Vulley-Oluno, Friday lit 10:110,
In thu Lout H Ivor uriinuo hull,
(ood liinto In clothes will l)(i
Ulseussed,
In Rosoburg- Mra. Ivy Propst
nnd Mrs. W, 1'uul Johnson ro
lurnod recently (rum KoaubiirK
where llioy wuro called by thu
crltlciil Illness of tholr mint,
Mrs. Kitty Von Pesl, vminitesl
lister I thu Into It. A. Kminltt
f thin I'lly. Mm. JohiiHon, who
him ! 1 1 vInIIIiik her family
horo from Phoenix, Ariz., has re
turned to Roaubui'ii to bo ut hor
nutit'H bedside. 'I I hi elderly Mrs.
Von Piwl was to be moved to
Portland for medluiil euro.
Dinner Tho Armistice Diiy
dinner of the auxiliary to the
, Vcteniim of Kurolun wars will
) bo held Sundiiy, November 11,
at th homo of Mm. John Mullln
of Cheliieii nddlllon. Turkey
will bo furnished mid for further
Informiitlon cull Char lotto
Ciinoy, phone 7133. Those doslr
Inn transportation should bo ut
t ho Wlncma hotel ut 1 p. in. Sunday.
Church Mooting The
' Women- council of tho First
Christian church will hold its
rcuulnr meeting Thumdiiy, No
vcmhor 8, boKlnnlnff with o pot
luck luncheon nt 12 o'clock.
Tho business meetlnu nnd pro
Krnm will bexln nt 1 o'clock.
Tha meethiK will be held nt tho
church. M. P. Gundemon of tho
Nowcll relocation center will be
tho speaker. All Indies of the
church nro invited to attend.
On Loavo Cnpt. Charles E.
Dennis Jr. linn returned from
Europe und In now on a 49-doy
leave nt hl home nt 1031 Pine.
He hw bin clKht-month-old
daughter, Mnry Colleen, for the
first time, nnd Is itottliiK re
ac(uninted with 27-month-oId
Audrey Ellen nil over again.
To Bo Dlichargod First Lt.
Bob Nnpler of Klnmnth Fnlla ar
rlved In the United States. No
vember 4, from northern Italy.
Ho Is now nt Camp Pntrick
Henry, but ho will nrrlvo at
Fort Lewla Boon to receive his
discharge.
Bhort Loavo A) C. Frlesen,
Ch. Sp.'(H) left tho Klamath
nnvy recruiting office nt noon
todny for n short lenve, which
he pluna to spend In Eugcno nnd
Snlem, Ho will be back In tho
office Monday morning.
Mooting Tonight Cnrpenler's
local auxiliary will hold Its reg
ular buslncs meeting tonight, at
tho Labor temple. Special en
tertainment la plnnned to follow
tho meeting, nnd nil members
are especially urged to attend.
Odd Follows Mooting All
members of tho Odd Fellows nro
asked to be present nt a meeting
at the club's hull nt 8 p. in., No
vember 6, to do first degree
work. Refreshments will be
served following tho meeting.
' Expoctod Horo Mr, nnd Mrs.
Buckley Bell of Roscburg are
expected horo this weekend to
visit at the L. D. Metcnlf home,
722 Mt. Whitney. They will be
accompanied by their two smnll
children.
Vliltt Paranti Mrs. John
Robertson of Eugene has been
visiting her parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. L. Miller, 2145 Want
Innd. She left for her home on
Monday, November 0.
Visiting LI. und Mrs. Hugh
Fuller nro horn visiting his par
ent, Mr. und Mrs. Wultur Fuller,
2252 Vino. Lt. Fuller la ut Hum
mond General hospital ut Modes
to, Calif,, recovering from seri
ous Injuries received while In
comliut. He wns twlco wounded
and received thu I'uinlo Heart
mid cluster, and is also the re
cipient of the Silver Star und
one Oak Leaf cluster, und the
liionzo Slur for heroic ucllon
ovorsens. Lt. Fuller aorvod In
Franco, Germany und Czecho
slovakia Ho received shoulder
und body wounds und expects to
return hero lifter receiving his
discharge from tho service.
In Chicago Dr. J.- Martin
Adams, who recently returned
following hla discharge from tha
nrmy medical corps, litis entered
tho University of Illinois modi
cnl school, Chicago college. Chi
cago, whero ho Is Inking a ro
fresher eourso prior to returning
here to re-open his offices. Dr.
Adams wrote Mrs. Adams, vlio
Is nt their homo on ltosewuy
drive, that he nttends elusses
from 8 a .in. until 3 p. m, dully.
He is stressing both surgery nnd
medicine while nt tho school Dr.
Adams' address Is 1853 West
Polk, Kooin 107, Chicago 2, 1111
uols.
Card Party Women of tho
Mooso will hold a card party in
the Moose hall Friday at 2 p, m.
This will be the third of the
series and the public Is invited
to attend.
Jolly Noiqhbors Moating
Mrs. Hermlo Frances, 4H50 Cun
non, will bo hostess to tho Jolly
Neighbors club Wednesduy, No
vember 7, nt 1:30 p, m. Mrs.
Adu Arant will bo co-hostess.
To Portland Mr, und Mrs,
Melvln McCollum of 1130 Cres
cent, have driven up the coast
to Portland whero they will stay
until the end of the week.
Baby Girl Born A baby girl,
Janet Nell, was born recently to
Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Napier In
Astoria. Cnpt. Napier is sta
tioned at Ft, Stevens.
Moot Cancelled There will
bo no meeting of Falrhnven PI" A
Friday as previously planned.
Tho next meeting will bo held
November 18.
Welcome Home
Servicemen
Drew's footuro young men'l
clothing for the discharged
vote ran
Sport Coats 16.95 up
Slacks 10.50 up
Sweaters 5.00 up
Get Your New
Outfit At
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LdrkwsJ
MANSTORE
73 J Main 8b
THERE'S MORE AVAILABLE NOW!
11 awttitt lBf-AS&Tl 11
'TO
it "'". :v - At
STILL NOT
ENOUGH TO GO
AROUND... BUT
WILLIAM PENN
IS WELL WORTH
WAITING FOR
Mended Whlikey,
$6 proof, 63 grain
neutral spirits
Treatment Mrs. Pnul Gilbert
of Turner, who Buffered a com
pound fracture of ono leg In a
freak accident on Sun mountain
Tuesday, Is Improving ut Klum
utli Valley hospital although she
will remain in the hospital for
several weeks,' Her husband
and other members of the purty
who wero horo hunting, returned
north today. Gilbert is a farm
er In tho Turner ureu which is
near Sulem. ,
Leaving Mra. Hcrmnn S. Ray
of Inglowood, Calif., wife of the
Iluptlst minister of that city, is
expected to lcavo Klamath Val
ley hospital within several days
to continue her Journey south,
itev. and Mrs. Ruy suffered In
juries In nn automobile accident
on' Sun mountain this week.
To Canada Lt, Col. and Mrs.
R. E, Dahlen, who huve been
hero visiting relutlves, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Bullls, left this week
for Canada whore they will hunt
before returning to their homo
In Sun Francisco. Mr, and Mrs.
Bullls, who returned hero recent
ly from Portland, are moving
this week to 321 Alameda.
Ill at Homo C. O. Drydon of
Smith-Bates Printing company,
In ill at his home, 612 N. 11th.
It Is understood that Dryden suf
fered a heart attack at about 10
o'clock Tuesday night while
down town. Dryden was moved
to his residence by tho Mer
chiints Police ambulance.
In Hospital Friends of Mrs.
Emma Kctsdever, 838 Walnut,
will bo Interested to learn she is
receiving medical treatment at
Klamath Valley hospital. Mrs.
Ketsdevcr observed her 80th
birthday recently.
Dorcas Circle Women of tho
Dorcas circle of the First Pros
bvtcrlnn church will meet Thurs
dny nt 2:15 p. m. at tho church.
Canton Auxiliary Ladles of
ino canton auxiliary will meet
Thursday at 0:30 p. m. In IOOF
hall for politick dinner.
Shopplna Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Fraln of Keno were visitors in
Klamath Falls Tuesday.
In Seattle L. D. Mctcalf and
Llovd Prock wero in Seattle on
business this week.
Husbands Will Eat Orlons
will serve dinner to their hus
bands at 7 o'clock the ovening
of November 18, at 2160 Garden.
Reunion Tho Scottish Rite
Masonic bodies of Klamath Fulls
will hold their regular reunion
on Novomber 11 and 18, at the
Masonic hall on Klamath ave
nue. These reunions ure held
seml-annuully in Muy und No
vember of ouch your end arc
largely attended by all Scottish
Rito Masons In southern Oregon
and northern California. It is
estimated that ut least 30 candi
dates will receive the degrees
from the 4th to tho 32nd during
the two-day session and lunch
and dinner will bo provided for
all attending Masons. Applica
tions for initiation will be re
ceived from all Muster Masons
until November 10.
Arrives Homo MSgt. Harry
Galarneau, airplane mechanic,
has urrlvcd homo uftcr two and
one-hulf yenrs overseas, Ho
spent most of his time at an
army air base In England and on
July 4, 1045, married an English
girl. He was transferred to Italy
about three months ago and
from there returned to the Unit
ed States whero he wm honor
ably discharged. Gulnrncou Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Galarneau of Ashland, formerly
of this city.
Baxaar Sot A Christmas ba
zaar will be sponsored by the
Orlons, December 8 from 11
a. m. to 5 p. m. In tho women's
parlors of the First Methodist
church. The public is invited to
attend.
Flro Alarm The city fire de
partment was called to the Jack
Weber residence. 128 Grant, at
6:10. p. m. Tuesday when a flue
fire was reported burning. There
was no damage.
In Hospital Tom Garrett,
well-known Tulclake resident
and garage owner, is receiving
medical attention at Klamath
Valley hospital.
Cfosod LaPolnto's store will
be closed Wednesday and Thurs
day while remodeling Is being
carried out, it was announced today.
On Business at SP Frank
Fox. general agent of Southern
Pacific in Sacramento, is in
Klamath Falls on a business trip.
unuc nihilism in
IMVaHaiai lAQr.CCT Cllllt At II
Extension
Unit News
The Bonanza home extension
unit will meet at tho home of
Mrs. Fred Rucck Tuesday, No
vember 13, at 10:30 a. m. The
demonstration will be on the
preparation of refrigerator des
serts and will bo given by Mrs.
Henry Schmor and Mrs. Michael
Rucck, the project leaders.
Members are reminded to bring
to the meeting some kind of toy
for the toy box to amuse the kid
dies during the meeting.
Horo on Business S. P. Mabel
of the Western Fruit Express
company In Seattle and H. M.
Nelson of tho same company are
at the Great Northern office In
Klamath Falls on business. E. A.
Walker of the Great Northern Is
also here.
Ill Helen Underwood, em
ployed at tho Southern Pacific
district office In Klamath Falls,
was ill at her home today. She
is expected to return to work to
morrow or Friday.
Good Bag F. E, Kelley,
Claire Hamlin and Alvord Lath
rop bagged 15 geese and seven
mallard ducks on a hunting trip
to Tulana Farma last weekend.
Klamath Shoppers Mrs. Bess
Wamplcr and her son of Fort
Klamath were shopping yester
day in Klamath Falls.
The Sun never Sots on Sun
Life Service plan now with
Paul Lee, Insurance Counselor
for a guaranteed Lifetime in
come in your Sunset years.
Phone 7777.
WANTED
Usherettes
CASHIERS
Full or Part Time
Employment
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Theatre Office
Southern Oregon
Men Discharged
Southern Oregon men dis
charged from the army and
navy this week include: Sgt.
Douglas B. Vaden, 2024 Fargo;
PFC Robert B. Coleman, 1538
Wlard; PFC Thomas D. LeM as
ters, 328 N. 6th; Cpl. Edward
11. McConnell, 2053 Radcllffc;
Cpl. Olaf B. Nassen, 1740 Wall:
T5 Herman H. Meyers, 2311
Blchn; SSgt. Henry M. Lang
ley, 4504 Winter; Y 1c Effie
King Koschnick, 545 Pacific
Terrace, Klamath Falls, and
Pvt. Joseph U. Effman, Chllo
quln, On Business Don A. Run
yard and F. C. Brewer of the
business department of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company,
Mcdford, were in Klamath Falls
and Alturas on business Tues
day. .
Wait For
WESTINGHOUSE
Harry Hafter
Furniture
Wednesday. Nov. 7. 1S45
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WHIPPING CREAM
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Just drop a note in your Lost
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