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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1945)
i y i 1 VFW Meeting Pelleun post nlllllll, Vutoi'diin of Foreign Will's, i will liultl Its rcgulnr meeting . Thiirsduy ovuiiIiik, In the KC 'hull. Tim meeting will open lit H ). 111. mid will clusu ut 0:a0 ' p.m. A Hiii' tli lit. Ihu punt will iiu guest of Ihu Indies' uuxllliiry "for refreshments. Visiting mem- hem urn ulwuyH welcome. Thu Spost Ihltliitos ill uveiy meeting unci Invlti'N any eligible cuiidl dittos to ho present with ills- clllll'gO piipUI'K if Oil I 01 SCI'VlcO. J Dessert Tho Women's AhhocI- ii I Ion of thu l''ii'nt I'resbylcrlun .church will nui'vo dessert ut th t church Tliursdny ut 1:30 p. m. Uucst spculicra from Inn Lcuguo of Women Voter for tho utter noon mcellnu ut 2:13 o'clock will lie Mm. Uoiuild MeKuy, Mm. E. K. Loosloy, Mrs. John Yudon mill Mm. Hen u ford lluydcii. The theme In "World CItl.onshlp." All membem nro urged to at tend. Enjoy Vlilt Here Mr. mid Mm. Willliini Moore left Wod nosdiiy to return to their home In I'orlliiiHl lifter spending the pnxt week us guests of Mm. Moore' brother nnd hIhIit-Ih-Iiiw, Mr. ii net Mrs, Herbert Hem Iiium'ii of Crescent avenue. While hero they enjoyed the hunlliiK nnd iilso Hindu u trip to Hi'cio mid Luke Tiihoc, Victory Lonn Speiikers on the two-inliiiilu programs boost, nil! the Victory l.oun over KKJI, will Include Mrs. Hubert A. Thompson who spenks nt 7:20 o'clock Untight, Wednosdny; Mm. K. A. Cieiiry. 7:10 p. in., Thursdiiy, S. C. Sclby, Krldny cvpnlnit, time to be announced Inter. All three lire working for the Victory Lonn success In Klnmiitl) county. j Carnival The Shiistu I'TA Is ; sponsoring n carnival ut the school Krnliiy nnd supper will be served ut 0:30 p. in., followed by . n progrnm Including fish ponds. fortunes, wrestling mutches una vuudevllle. The proceeds will I no, In part, to tha ptirchuso o( j pliiyiirotmd equipment, ! Return From Colorado Louise 1 and Iclu Kny Itussell, both cm , iiloyed nt Wnggoncr's Drug, re- turned the first of the week i from ' Grand Junction. Colo., ) where they visited with their j parents unci with n brollicr who , Is recuperation from an Injury , received while in the service. Box Social Methodist Youth Fellowship is sponsoring a box social (or this cvenlnK at 7 o'clock. It will bo held In the recreation hull of the First Meth odist church. Girls should bring box lunches which will be dis tributed in the trudltlonnl old manner. Persons of nil ages are welcome, Still not tnough to po .hound... but lliara Pnr i$ wsil Korll! -naitii), for OW.I landed Whliluy, ' S6 proof, 65 groin . neutral iplrlti CCOnERHAM & WORTS, LIMITED PEOIilA, ILLINOIS Iff? , Wi m. JW ('!'mi?$ THt GEM ftV? h y Ii V'i. '1","''liiu,ri if AAUW Matting Members of Klumutli chupter of AAUW will meet In the llbrury uudltorluin Sulurdny nt 2 p. in. at which time Frank Jenkins, publisher of The Horuld and News, will be the speaker. This is an open meeting and membem ure asked to bring guests, PTA Dinner All friends of nivemlda school urn invited to attend a dinner In bo given from 0 to B p. in, Thursdiiy ut the school. Serving will be continu ous nnd tho affair Is open to the public, A full dinner will bo served. To Retail Crocars Commun ity celling price lists on fresh fruits and vegetables, effectlvo November 8, will hold for an additional week, according to Ol'A information, Vlsltori Mr. unci Mrs, It. Walker and son, Junior, of Vnl Icjo, Calif., a io visiting ut the home of their mint, Leu Bald win, 1321 Worden. They plan to stay for two weeks. Treatment Mrs. J. P, Fuller Ion of Hilyurd street is receiv ing medical treatment nt Kliim nth Valley hospital. She was moved by tho Merchants Police iimhulnnco Tuesday evening. Tha Sun nevar sals on Sun Lift Service plan now with Paul Laa, Insurance Counselor -for a guarantaad Lifetime in come In your Suniat years. Phona 7777. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I Pdudltd And it tits into your Christmas Budget! Whether for Thanksgiving or for the Christ mas Holidays '. . . a Dinette Set will add personality to your home. Dinottos are on tho Balcony. BY INVITATION MEMBER OF GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE GUILD 221 Trial Vlsltori Herbert V. Welch of Lnkevlew, Hex Kim moll of Bulein nnd Judge Arllo U. Wnlkei' of McMlnnvllln ure hern for tha ileuvel trial and ure stiiyliig nt the Wlllnrd hotel. Mm. Walker Is here with her husband. Convalescing Lllllo Dnrby, grade music supervisor In Klum utli Fulls, Is now ut her home In the Marlon npurtments conval escing nfter three weeks In tho hospital. I'enrl Jones of Tcniiiint Is here with her. Agricultural Alms A meet ing of tho agricultural commit tee will bo held nt 10 o'clock Sut urdny morning to discuss stimu lating Interest with the right per sons in providing better facili ties ut tho stock show events, To Boost Funds There will be u meeting of tho Community Fund executive, committee nt 4 o'clock Frldny afternoon tp dis cuss the progress of Uie drive, nnd methods for successful con clusion. 8tlngerette Members of the Stlngerelto club will hold the annual banquet at Lakesborc Inn Frldny nt 7:30 p. m. Those tillable to attend or those wish ing transportation are asked to call Mrs. V. C. Phillips, 7481. Brothers Baa Limit Roy A. Tnylor nnd Hurv Tnylor of Klnmnlh Fulls nnd N. K. Tnvlor of Ashland euch got the limit of ducks on n recent hunting trip, foot Sufferers ltelnx in ft hot, sudsy Rcsinol Konp fiMit hnlli. Thrn relieve dry, itching burning skin wilhsontliinr Kcsinol. begin todny this helpful foot cars. RESINOUS Robert Sproat a lt4B , Kf amatk unnitune Ca. Main y Wendell Knrl Dyer, 17, of Klumuth Fulls, bus enlisted In the U. S. urmy for a period of three years. uy'slgnlng up for tills length of service he has been f liven a choice of branch of scrv co and theater of operations. He bus chosen the air corps In the United Stales. Dyer,- whoso two brothers, Don n Id nnd Harlan, arc In the urmy, enlisted through the locul urmy recruiting office under Commanding Officer Major John M. Clnylon Jr. He Is the eighth man to bo sent in through this office during the pust month, MuJ. Clayton reminds dls chnrged veterans who are con sidering re-enlistments, thnt No vember 21 Is the dcudline for re dlining present rnnk on enlist ments, for men discharged be tween Mny 12 and November 1, 1045. If these men re-enlist uftcr the 21st, they will go in again as privates. Men dis charged nfter this dale, who re cnlisl within 20 days of release, mm NEW "ONE-PIECE" N St,aP HEARING AID Sonotone, Western Electric, , , .... Acousticons and others, slightly Thursday, Nov. 15th ud, t big di,counl. For &opl Bertrams Jewelry Store i, Cases try our CUSTOM 629 Main BUILT GEM. Your Aid Taken 1 DAY ONLY in Trade. Batteries for All Aids. i k LOW AS! Robert 0. Sproat Telephone 5353 will retnln their rate or rnnlt. This condition will bo extended until February 1, 1048, after which new conditions of re-en-llstuicnt will bo announced. Hoad Work Work of widen ing and shaping the road from Fort Klamath to Luke o' the Woods In progressing with a smnll crew, In spite of moist wcuthcr, It was reported todny. From Tulelaka Mrs. Rernnrrl Kchultz of Tulclttkc was In Klumuth Fnlls on a business trip Tuesday. She expects to be in town again Thursday evening. TNUBHMt, rt M eaaarrastatf by HOT FLASHES?. At you iuffer from hot flash, a bit blua at timet due to th func tional "iDtddle-fcKe" period peculiar to women try till Kreat medicine Lyd I a, E. Plnktiam't Vegetable Compound to relieve such ymptomi, Pinkham's Compound Hera hatd. It' one of the best known medicines for tbti purpose. Follow label directions. Without Battery Wires No Harness to Wear Light rain and snow flurries forecast for tonight and Thurs day dampened the belief of many old timers thnt Indian summer would return to the Klamath basin, before Old Man Winter closed In. The highway commission said today thnt hard rains at all mmmessmmmmsm 'ft lSi f SATURDAY IS LAST DAY TO CONSULT MISS MIGNON DORT PRIMROSE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE Miss Mignon Dort, speciol representative will be at this store through Saturday to give free advice on proper use of Primrose House Products. Be sure to consult her on your beauty problems this week. Time to think of that greatest of all gifts for milady ; a fur coat. Time to select it too as your stock to choose from is larger now. You can select any coat now and for a small down payment we will hold it until, Christmas. If we haven't whot you want in stock we will order special any type or size coat you desire. You have coats from $180 to $2250.00 to choose from in famous Ed Ham ilton furs. t ( 1 A . ? i - THE WOMAN'S STCEE.inc H i 1 f J Wednesday, Nov. 14, 194S mountain passes have started to clear the snow away, although slush and packed snow still muko It necessary to use chains. Temperature was reported to be 33 degrees this morning at Santiam junction and Odcll lake, with hard rainfall, and tho sumo condition was reported at other passes. Heavy rain In th McKcnzle pass gave snowplow crews hope they might succeed In their at tempts to reopen the pass which has been closed by heavy snow drifts since last Saturday. If the moss presents j y beauty preparations from New York's smartest Park Avenue Salon Please drop in and see our new display ot Primrose House beauty preparations. For more than 20 years, Primrose House bas been formulating beauty methods for many of the loveliest women in the world. These products are of such peerless quality, that the name Primrose House bas always been known as "exclusive." We are proud to present to our patrons this showing of these exceptional preparations for every beauty need. & ' I HERALD AND NEWS TIVK rain continues, the commission stutcd, tho pass will bo opened In a few days, although there Is possibility that the pass might remain closed (or the rest of the winter. 194S BUICK Arriving Soon H. E. Hauger 33 Years Bulck Dealer 1330 Main Phone 8151 t run J I -v I CONVENIKNT rAYMKlVT rfjtw 1 Have It Paid For 1 By The Time You C Want To Wear Itl V
