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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1945)
V More Service People Will Celebrate Firsi Postwar Christmas In Old USA By joy Biaas More sorvlco pooplo will bo oponlng piickiiuoH under tlio family Christmas trvu thin your, light ovorsena mulling from tha Klumiith Fill In punt offlca Indi cate. Although thing In no deadline iliilc for mulling to personnel of tho U, 8. niivy mid ninrlno corps, mont of the puckuges unsigned to Ihcm worn nant by tha army mulling deadline, October IS, It, L. Clrlffllh, Kliiiiuilh Fulls tut ilstunt pontiiuiHtor, suld today. Relatives of ninny servicemen unci women In tho Pacific theater of oporntlona lire dulnyhiK mull ing In the hopes tlmt they may bo homo for Christmas, mid these liopt'n tiro Justified In many Instances, with telegram iirriv luit every few days to that effect. Mulling to tha Muwallan In- lundu can bo doluyod until two wooka heforo Christmas, Muny urn wultlug until tho lust mlnuto, with the hops tlmt gifts may be presented In person. Hop Runt High ' High stuck of Pelican Day boxen In tha Klumath County chamber of commerce, Klumutn Pulls lintuln mid bunk, und prominent buildings In other towns In the county, indlcuto that hone linn hlifh that hun dreds of men will bo homo for tlio Christmas senson, Thoao hoxeit ii ro a gift from tlio I'c li en n Hay Lumber company, for nuilllnu urtlclo to service, per sonnel, and hnvo been In domund for the punt throo Christmusc. Some of the boxen muds an muny im 10 trip rccrossing tho oceans (luring tno war. Domestic holiday mailing la not expected to pick up until tho first week In Decombcr, Griffith statod. It usually renchca Ita heuvloat betweon tho Ath and tho 25th, Postn author Itlea ugnin urgo poraona to mall SEARS V1 THE GLAMOROUS GLEAM of black hnndbng glvei your wardrobe holiday air. We've gathered many shlnlnf successes In dressy envelopes, pouches, top hnndlo and novelty bags ... see them at Scars, and marvel at the low prlcesl plus Fed. Tax Phone 5188 $J85 SEARS 133 So. 8th early to avoid congestion, and to insure aufo receipt of packages by Chrlslmua, Unclaimed Packages Tho tremendous amount of un clulmod packugca und lettcra re ceived in tho Kiiimutn un poat offlca ovory wouk Is absolutely unnecessary, tno aaaiaiunt post muator auld. If poraona will keep their minds on what they are doing whon they are addressing poat curds, letters and puckuges, and follow a fow oxtrcmcly simple rules, every Item mailed will reach Its destination, ho said, Typewritten addresses arc nut- ......n.. ,i.K i .... , a i. . . , i longhund Is kept frco of flour ishes und funcy twists. It should bo leglblo. If the mull Is to bo delivered In a Jurgo city, tho zona number should bo written eleurly uftcr tho numo of tho town, Address of tho sender should bo written In tha upper ieii-nuna corner. Six Per Week Around six pnekages per week are received at tha Klamath rulls post off Co with no Imllcn tion of who Is to receive them, or who sent them. Griffith auld. Even if tho wrapping should bo mil til n ted so that the address cannot bo rccoidi zed. It mnv still reach Ita destination if a slip with tho correct information is enclosed In tho puckuga. Packages which ennnnt hn do. Uvcrcd ure opened In the post ouico tnut receives them. If they contain tho identifying slip, they are rc-uddrcsiicd and delivered. If there Is no Identification, they aro held for two weeks and then sent to the unclaimed mall de partment in scuttle, Wash., wiiviu inuy uro eventually auc tioned off to tho highest bidder between 23 und 30 letters urn received here por week with no wuy of tolling where thoy cume from or where they should go. Muny of these arc mis-addressed and aomo aro entirely blank, lust stumped and dropped In a mall picK-up box. post cards especial ly suffer from this over-secrecy, Griffith said; two or three such blanks are received at this post office each week. Lettcra thot cannot be doliv- ered are aent the following Thursday after they are re ceived, to tho Portland dead- letter omce where they are opened. If they contain valuable enclosure of any description, end thore Is any woy to Identify the intended receiver or sender through the content, the letter Is re-enveloped In a dead-letter envelope and mailed, with a five cent fee collectable on delivery. Letters containing no enclosure of value aro destroyed at the Portland office. Bright Scarfs for your gift list Brilliant flower squares, dashing Roman itripes.dclicate hand-pain sheers, vivid border prints ', . . all to be worn countless ways. What gayer gift, 1 could Santa bring! U.95 C Phone 5188 133 So. 8th BURNS ELKS LODGE TO BE INSTITUTED December 18 at 8 p. m. Is the time act for Institution of the new Elka lodgo at Burns, accord ing to pluna completed ui a con ference held ot tho Elks lodge at Lakevlew.laat night. Malcolm Epley, district dep uty grand cxuitcti ruier ior Ore gon south, culled the Lukcview meeting, which occurred on the occasion of his official visit to that lodge. Epley conferred with representatives of the Burns group and of Bend lodge, which Is sponsor of the now or ganization. Grand Exulted Ruler Frank Lonergan of Portland will In stitute the Burns lodge, Epley sold. Groups from, lodges throughout Oregon are expected to attend. The Burns lodge will be added to the Oregon south district. Btrombero Carlson Radios, Derby's Muilo Co. Standards for seaworthiness for American ships are approved by the American Bureau of Shipping. Weaving Is an Industry older than man, since It Was practiced by spiders, caterpillars and birds before the advent of the human race. PARADISE LODGE fitnrmv uinAlhr m.. II.. 1 It j .. . . . ..in nun day weekend brought hunters from far and near to Bob Oli ver's Paradise lodge on Upper (viiiiiiHin nine. . Tho limit of ducks and geese --" 10 nuiiiers at tne lodge, in J'lt"ng Capt. L. I. Coggeshall, IS. ' . ""'P . 'veuy, uol. Charles T. Brooks, all of the Ma rlne Barracks, Lt. Col. Donald M. Farrls nnH Pan WllllM r Smith of the U. . army at Sei nil In 1 w m . . . ..... .., ui,.. miiu ivirs. Xj. w. wii let and Capt. and Mrs. Albert N. Snell nf Dnlr Ifnull k.nli.l Oakland, Calif.; Col. G. D. Jack son jr., or Bremerton navy yard. Bremerton, Wash. Elton Dlsher and W. Ray Lamb, Klamnth Falls and A. Mc Cormlck of Eugene. Courthouse Records MarrUr tlesntti ROBINSON.l-OWRY. Rlrh.nJ Bltula Roblnion. n. farnur. Nallvt of Call, rnrnla. naaldant of Euraka. Calif. Bill;. Ruth Lowrr. IB. Nallva of Taxaj. Haatdant of Bonania. SMILEV-PAILLON. Harold Smll.r. , palnlar. Natlva of Iowa. Raaldant of Vallelo. Calif. Blancht Maria Pall Ion, M. cook. Nallva of Ohio, naaldant ot Valltjo, Calif. Comptalnla Mariori M. Hawkliu VI. Alfred N. Hawklna. Suit for divorca. Cham, crual and Inhuman traalment. Coupla marrlad April 13, 1M, at Mlnneapolli, Kan. Plaintiff aaaki cuitody of one minor child and $no aupport money, J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Patrick Joaeph Duffy va. Eaile V. Duffy. Suit for divorce. Chano. cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried Auimt S. 103, at Camp Beale. Calif. J, c. O'Neill, attorney for plain- Jnallre Cearl Dalbart Dale Morrti, no' UU tlfht, Fine, $5.50, . Orll Inland Wheeler, one hud Ilihk. r.ne, M.SO. Deatty John, no clearance lamps, fine. 13. go. Gerald Adolph Hodjrei, drunk on pub lic highway. . Fine, 110. Wendell nippy Walnwrlfht, paaitns when view not-clear, Pine, 93.00. I. P. Rodiera Jr., anault and bat tery. Fine, SIS. Theodore Wendell Hammond, no warn Inj device. Fine, 13.30.' Michael D. McAullffe, no tall llfht. Fine, JS.SO: . " Shelby Stead Dudney, drunk on pub lic highway. Fine, $10, auapended, SI. Frank Layton Klrkland, no warning device. Fine, 13.30. . Report from Tokyo says the Japanese don't care much for Gen. War-Starting Tojo. Now, If they'll just catch on to other American ideas as quickly. AWfr imtShsHUtol Medical reports Indicate that one-fWrd of tha population ' tuHen from tlmpla piea fiem orrhoMi). Fortunately there la a simple way to avoid needleia pain and discomfort. Ask your drugglat for Unguontine Foetal Cones i nationally rocognlted product . by tha makers of famous yjnquentine. Special medica tion glvaa relief from tha pain of piles . helpa guard against infection... and promotes heal Ing. Millions have been aold. Unginnifne Reetaf Cms ' ataay fo tfte.,MnJfarr,..fnetpenth-a tlae aa directed venr meney baok If net aatlafleS At drug eterea, 130. ief At Last ForYourCough Creomnlidon relieves orornDtl; be cause it goes ngm to tne seal 01 trouble to helb loosen and ei germ laden pblcgm, ana aid nature the expel to soothe and hcul raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem bmnes. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulslon with the tin derstandlng you must like the way lt quickly allays the cough or you axe to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Cheat Colds, Bronchitis" WHITE ANKLETS 35c to 1.45 LiEONS . 525 Main Thursday. Not. 15, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THREX "WHEN I SAY COFFEE I MIAN fOLGWS!" iiiin i -5&i3s; "rs rinn-Tr Kn iiimimirirnic1 ifsf m ' (A) MEN'S ROMEOS Jjkg ; -i IDv aeiiV Slip Into these for friendly ease. After an fT,; eSfci, ?. active day, there's nothing 0 ft I v- Cr 1 V ' o welcome, . , ( U (B) WOMEN'S MOCCASINS of capeskin with sheep's-wool cuff and lining, soft soles. O AO Sizes 4 to 9. -V't (C) BOYS' EVERETTS Capeskin leather, wool lined and 4 IE hard leather soles. (D) CHILDREN'S BOOTEES of sheepskin. Natural sheep lining, soft leather soles. O AO Sizes 6 to 2. . (E) WOMEN'S FUZZY-WUZZIES of genuine electrified shearling. Hard leather soles. Women's . . Oft ' sizes 4 to 9. O.TO (F) WOMEN'S BOOTEES with zipper fronts, kid leather O OS uppers, shearling cuff. 4 to 9. w Aaf . .. (G) CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS in red or blue brocade design, m ZQ Lined, soft sole. (H) CHILDREN'S BOOTEE Soft, warm felt Contrasting 1A trim tops. 1 1 (I) Men's BARRACK BOOTS high-topped style with zipper fastener. . Leather soles. 1 AO Men's sizes 6 to 12. (J) WOMEN'S BOOTEES with natural sheep's-wool lining. J Oft Leather soles, rubber heels. (K) CHILD'S FUZZY-WUZZIES of electrified shearling with pert tassels to please the kiddies. 1 Oft Sizes 6 to 12. ,' (L) WOMEN'S BOOTEES of natural sheep's wool lining, soft 1 QQ leather soles. In brown only, i (M) MEN'S SLIPPERS opera style . . . sheepskln-lined. With hard leather soles. 1 AO Men's sizes fl to 12. IlflllC 133 SO. 8TH Wff H PHONE 5188 A Norwich Froduct
