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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1945)
SHOPPING 9 To Meet Huibnnd Mm, Vin cent Luwlcr of thu chamber u( coinmorco stuff,, In louvhiu Sun day tor Fort Lewis, Wuali,, wlioro Irt IhihImiikI, 1st Lt. Low lor of Uio army cnulMeors. In re volving; hi illNchurt followliiK lila return from Jupun. They will return hero iiutntl the mid dle of tlio week, und It will bo Lt. Luwler'i flint return homo In threo n nd o hnlf years. Since leaving the Stiitea, hu hut been in Auatrullu unci tliruuifli the Philippine!! to Jupun. VUUi Her Lt. unci Mm. Leator Wilson huvo been visiting wllli relatives hero sliieo his re cent honorable (llacliuriio. While lierc, they vlalted his 'slater, IJorrla Konnlo of -IMIUo S. Oth; I'orry H. Wilson, Kono, und Kl locn Unruli, Itoutu 1. Me will no to Bremerton, Wuah., to bo with Mr. ii nil Mm, Howard Rowley, Mm. Wllaun'a alaler, Hu, und her husbnnd. Out of Navy Lt. nnd Mm. Fred D. Peterson nrrived In Klumnth Kulla Tliumduy after ho hurt received hla dlxchnrue from nnvnl uvliillon at Dallas, 'J'ex. At present they lire nt the home of lila parent, Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Peterson, Summers Juno. Toy Sale Tho Mothom club of Snored Hmirt academy will hold Chrlstmni toy nnd Rift nlo at Diilalxer'a, Mnln nnd Es plnnnde, Suturday beginning at noon. OBITUARIES un.nitrn path in a mama Mr. Mlldrd Patricia liallarrt. a rldnt of vjniioqu.n. uro., ror in uai yar, awar in ma mam rmut, iTiur lay. Dcmhr 19. HM3 at 1:33 a. tn fit wat a nativo of Hbmpmw, Or., and raa agad 17 yara I month nd 0 day ti " "' di nwr piuini, una u lur- iitwm wr nwr nuining, uianti uaiiara n u, p, navy: mo mar. Mra. Bland nallard V. nt thllrwiuin r fin. nomri inicafto, in., i oroinar, iom u Hft.rn, USNR Mt Waah. Th raniAlna raat ai i'$ Klamath runami homt, 0U rai aminfamvnU will b 2 i OIOOI JUITIN YOtJNd m yuami Touni, m riam or ll. cam.. lor Ilia nail vur mW 11. 10W. It wa a natlva ni amdan. Main, and waa atd BO yaan. "mni aim a uij-i ai n lima 01 nil iinaj, m lurvivw oy ltd wife, ElMfii Youni of Maool. Calif.: ihrea Raufmarv, airs, a, u. uravta, rant da b.. XIU I. Hanhlni of Orlnnd, Calif, nd May Young of Cotlnc Grove, Ore. lour aona, Roy O. Young of Grant I'aitv rM Uitveu n v r-i... I mar R. Young of Orlando, Calif., and JCdward L. Young of Mt. Hebron. Calif.; nd 12 grandchildren. Funeral rvlc war hold at MarDoal, Calif., at th rhoolhotue at 3 n, tn. on Friday. Da- nwr i, iwo wiin iniermani at mm. uoai camatary. warna Klamath FunaraJ floni in cnarga of arrangement. FUNERAL JOHN DtiNHAB. rnmi.f. Funeral tervlrei for the lat John Dunbar Ftiglll, who pnued away In thli city on Wednesday, Ilecemlwr 12. 104S. following an lllne-t of on week will ne neio in in cuapei or l no Karl wlilt- ioch runerai norne, I'ine at nih, Satur day. December IS. 1D43 at 1:30 n. tn. with the Hev. Victor Phillip, pastor of (in rtrm mvintKiini cnurcn oi mil cliy officiating. Commitment aarvlcni and Interment, Link vl ll cemetery. Friend mrm invnra. r The Modernistic Beauty Shop 6i-tnfS yon tltt teiuattonitf J4etene (Zurtid COLD WAVE o delightfully eomfortoblo creation tool refreshing, gentle liquids flow with lov nj care through your hair. And fo! you have illkysoft Iwfroui waves, , .glowing with vitality and naturalness! .. 9 Hi til fMUn Ksitrlit Ltold Wavti Empren $13.00 Victoria $20.00 Your Hlghnou $50.00 The Modernistic Beauty Shop 915 Klamath . Phone 3883 Leaves Hospital Kennoth E. Cuthwrlilht, S Jc, aon of Mm. Annu Uulhwrlxlit of Spokune, Wimli,, formerly of this city, hua been hunorubly dlachurucd from tho navy hoapllul ut Mcdford. He eullated Maiuli 31. 1U45, und atiunt moat ot his time overscan, lie served on tho aupply ship, Cupo Bun Lucas, und served in the Asiatic I'uclflc, American und European theaters. Ho has lived in Klumuth Falls since 1021) und la at present visiting ills sister hero, Mrs, Don Nolan, Christmas Party The Loyal Order of Moose und Women of tho Moose uio having their un nunl prournm ond Christmas party, Thursday nliiht, Decem ber 20. Santa Cluua will bo there lis usual to visit tho kid dles. All members and their families nro Invited to attend. Discharged PFC Stanley Rob erta was discharged In Camp lluhn, Ciilif.. on December 8 und for h brief lime visited hla home hero lit 3023 Anderson avenuo. Ho ia now on hia wuy to Join hla wifo In Pennsylvania. Ho took an actlvo purl in the lielglan bulfto buttle with tho 100th division. Back From Okinawa PFC Bob Dirachl, 3404 Shualu wuy, hua urrlved In Portland from Okinawa ond expects to bo home with hia discharge In about a week. Ho hns been in tho serv ice for 30 months nnd spent near ly two yenm in tho Pnciflc. Visits Mother T 1c Earl W. Myers, son of Mrs. It. E. At klson of 310 E. Mnln, Is visiting his mother on a 30-duy leave from the navy. He served on tho submarine USS Bulowor, and will lenve tho end of tills month for reassignment to another sub. Ho haa been In the navy for the past four years. Missionaries The Ladles Mis sionary society of the First Church of Cod,- 2H02 Altnmont, ia planning a baked food ond fnncy needlework anle to bo held nt tho gas company office, 1011 Main, starting at 0 a. m. tomorrow. Judge Reports Auto Damage Circuit Judge David It. Vnn denberg hos reported to city po llco that hla cur, a 1040 Old a so dun, wua slightly damaged yes terday morning when struck by a 1042 Ford sedan driven by Ernestine II. Grncey, stenograph er, of 2040 Eberleln, Viindenberg's cur was parked In his N. 3rd street driveway be tween Washington and Jefferson, the ludgo reported, with ap proximately ono foot of the rear of the cur Jutting out past the curb. Mra, Grucoy was coming south on 3rd ubout IS miles an hour with hor vision obscured by un icy windshield and rammed into tho parked car. Tho right .front fender of hor car was crumpled nnd about $50 damage was done to Vnndenbcrg's car, CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends nnd neighbors who helped us during tho loss of our home. Mr. and Mrs. Bon Derby. 12-14 WEATHER , M.i. Mm. Fuel.. KlMHHW - 31 0 .GO Kl.ui.lh ralll ...11 7 .00 Hai'ram.nlo ...... SO .00 Cortland XI M .00 II. ni, ..31 J Nan francLeo ..IW .11 ' Mi Ho.lll. ........'IS 84 .00 Med lord ..... .40 IB .00 IKll liluff 5'i 33 .00 NORTIirnN CALIKOIINIA Mo.tlr elanr today and lonlRlit; Inoraa.lna oloadlnoM Haturday; continued cold, g.ntl. variable wind off coa.t. Waalilnatora end Oregon: (lenerallr elear today. Incroailnit cloudlnea to night with morning valley lout. Cloudy Haturday. Continued cold. Oenlla south erly wind, off coe.t. Classified Ads Bring Results. 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See this grand col- g eVAf IslSdvfes- I" im lection of. fresh new designs., i WctI?!! . p I (flli: S M YIl BAND BOX J UntmtmllVoictafPitilmmtttmyM il j ii.mh,tN. B.C. fllE VI BAND BOX MEN'S HANDY LEATHER CONTAINERS Two styles to choose from in zipper or snap - openings. Handy for travel or home use. Also men's fitted travel kits in genuine leather. $6.95 to $11.50 To make Her Christinas Beautiful 10.00 Lacky the girl who finds this under her tree . ; . a clever leatherette, satin-lined Band Box which holds her favorite fashion-firsts for nails and lips . . . Chen Yu long lasting nail lacquer with a matching lipstick, Lacquerol, Chip Chek, Fast Dry, Cuticle Remover, Remover Fads, Bond Lotion, Band Cream, manicure scissors, nail file, nail white pencil, orangewood sticks, and emery boards. Chen Yu Gift Sets are priced from $1.75 to $25.00. - V Soft at inowflakej, soothing at a gentle touch, fragrant ' with rare and lovely scents, these are perfect gifts to hang on a tree, to tuck In a stocking, to pile at : place ot the table on Christmas morning. In useful tall boxes or smart flat ones, 1.00 to 2.00 evikut I Plastic and Fabric Garment Bags Lovely washable bags in two hook styles. Plenty of room for 8 garments. Full zipper opening. 5.95 Other Garment Bags 3.98 SHOE BAGS 12 pocket styles, in as sorted colors 1.98 Guest Ti Hangers Padded rayon, satin, In decorated pastel colors. Cift boxed in lovely con tainers. $2.50 pr. Lucite Hangers Men's hongers, ladies' dress and skirt hangers and millinery stands. All shades to choose from. 89c to 1.98 ea. . . "s nH iiS ii.feMtilW I IVTHE WOMAN'S STCE.iwcH ltentMlliitAtolli.ll:tti.-xurikrtirlte Ladies' Raincoats The Practical Gift New Sherbrooke weather sealed in can vas weave and satin finish. Also trans parent synthetic feather-weight styles in pastels. Black, red, tan and light blue colors. Snappy belted wrop-around styles in open or closed collars. Sizes 12 to 20. 1 0.95 to 24.50 Plastic Rain Caps $1.00 ea., In white and colors. Complete Line of Lynette Colognes and Perfumes in Sets and Singles 1.00 to 6.95
