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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1945)
0 SHOPPING . . Expected Mr. unci Mrs. J. A. Burke of 1041 Dot Muru lira looking; forward to the arrival of their 5011, LM Jc uoo uurKo. 20, Heabec, who l expected homo for Christmas. Uob Hliould arrive In Sim Pedro on tho car rier Funshuw Buy somo (lino to day, Monday, unci bo horo for Chrtstmus. Ho lias boon over scus IB montlui und recently stu tlonod In Tokyo. Mcitlng Aloha chapter, Bust cin Slur, will hold a special muctlnu on 'l'ueiidiiy ovonlnu ut B o'clock In tho Mawinlc hull. At IhU tlmo the now offlcont for 1840 will bo Installed. A mim ical proxrom, und refreshments In the banquet hull will follow. All Eastern Stars und visiting Eastern Stum are Invited. Church Notice All ministers in Klamuth Fulls and surround ing communities who wish to Includo Chrlstinus notices in tho Frlduy night church pane, ure asked to huvo notices In the hands of the church editor not later than Wednesday ut 1 p. in. A special church pK0 Is plan ned and all information must be this office by thut time. Tho cooperation of all concerned is urged. Musical Tho LDS church musical progrum will be pre sented this Tuesduy at 7:30 p. in. in the biisumont of tho local library. A mixed chorus of 25 voices will sing, directed by Lawrence Wortlcy. There will be violin and clarinet solos, read nus and a tup dance num. bcr. The Mutuul Improvement society of the church presenting tho program Invites tho public to uttenu iree oi cnargo. Toaitmasters Tho ToaStmus- tors club of Klumuth Fulls plans a children's evening, Dccombcr 10, ut the Wlllurd hotel. It will Includo dinner and a program for chlldron of the ages from 7 to 12 yours, President Joo PI land will be toustmustcr for the evening. Tho program will con sist of three-minute tulks by the members on subjects of Interest to the children. Henley Extension Members of the Henley homo oxtunalou unit are asked to bring needles and thread, ruler, scissors, thimble, a pleco of material 10 inches long und 12 inches wide, a skirt zipper, and a man's worn dress shirt to tho unit's Wednes day meeting. To Euaene Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Hopkins, who spent the weekend More witn Lir. und Mrs. Ocnrge .H. Adlor when Profes sor Hopkins presented an oil Chopin concert at Klamath Un ion nigh scnooi, iru at noon Sunday for their homo at Eu-Bono. Grocery At Alturas Changes Ownership ALTURAS W. B. Wllllums, member of the CullforfTlu gome nnd fish commission, has dls- League The Girls' Recrea tion leaguo will meet tonight ut 6:30 in (he Salvation Army rec reation hull, Further plans will be discussed oh Christmas activities. Expected Her Donna Burko and Barbara Kvern, students at the Unlvorslty of Oregon at Eu gene, are expected home Wednesday to spend the holi days, with their parents. Card Party The Suburban Leaguo auxiliary will hold a i card party at the KC hall this Tuesday at 2 p. m. This Is tho third of the series. The public is Invited to attend. Now York state troopers pa trol more than 10,000,000 miles a year. Dr. A. G. Goehring Announces Thot his offices hove been moved from 310 Mcdicol-Dcntal Building to the Sugarman Building, Sixth and Main, . Ph. 6004 posed of his grocery and rnoht market here. ' Bud Brown and Arnold Hlronymouti, both local young men will be the new own ers. . Possossion will be taken January 1 William' plans, other than he and Mrs. Williams will take a va cation In the southern part of the state, are unknown. Wood ducks, Goldcneycs and Hooded Mergansers . nest in trees. Monday, Dec. 17. 1943 i HERALD AND NEWS TIVK The first Europeans to visit the coast of South Carolina were a party of Spaniards from Cuba in 1S21. Farmers Attention! . . Wo kill, dress and chill your hogs Vc per pound, W euro and smoke your ham and bacon 5e per - pound, ; . ' , ' ', Wo have the best facilities. Our work Is guaran- ' teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON PACKING CO. THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS PHONE 5323 to INSURED VEHICLES - CARGO INSURANCE REASONABLE RATES MERCHANTS DELIVERY Formerly Robinson's From School Bllllo Lee Mc Adums and Helen Husy, students at Armstrong's Business college ut Berkeley, Cullf.. are home for the holidnys, arriving this past weekend to bo with their lumi-11c. Annual Dinner Schoolmates club will hold its annual dinner party with Christmas gifts this Friday noon at the homo of Mrs. Georga Grlrzlc, 027 Jefferson. Breaks Ankle Ruth Dixon of Swnnsen's beauty shop Is con fined to her home with a broken ankle. Adeline Houck is taking her place during her absence. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Stavo Benson and Noel Benson wish to express their sincere appreciation to tho many friends of their son, Lt. Gordon Benson, for whom mem orial service were held at St. Paul' Episcopal church Sunday morning. They especially wish to thank those who sent flowers to the church and those who at tended the services. Mr, and Mrs. Stev Benson and Noel. CARD OF THANKS W wish to extend our heart felt thank and appreciation for . the acts of kindness, the mes sages of sympathy and the many beautiful floral offerings during our recent berenvemont, the loss of our father, Mr. Dick Cum mlngs. Mr. Audrey Hltxon , Mrs, Alice Alberti Mrs. Clara Heldinger Mrs. Mama Kurtz and family. JUST RECEIVED TOPCOATS All Wool Coverts Landsdowns Tweeds 35.00 ,. 50.00 Itll. DREW'S MJUfSTORI VM Mill St J Customers Eligible to Buy NYLONS : (Dec. 18 through Dec. 24) Names selected through our Impartial distribution plan MRS. F. SEXTON, 235 Riverside VIVIAN ROUNDTREE, 2050 Whit MARY BELLOTTI, co Houston's Beauty Shop MRS. JOE CASEY, 1017 McKlnley , IDA GIOVANNINI, Pelican City MAXINE G, SMITH, 625 Grant MRS. CARL SCHUBERT, 413 Lincoln . MRS. A. LIND, 451 Michigan MRS. A. W. SCHAUPP, 604 No. Third KATHERINE ISENSEE. 123 No .Eighth ORPHA HUDSON, 630 Pino ELSIE SIEMENS, 502 Conger MARGARET O'CONNOR, Box 184. Merrill, Ore. MRS. EARL CRINKSHANK, Keno, Ore. ALICE MICKA, Tulelake, Calif. SW ANNIE PITCHER, 5031 So. Sixth MRS. PEARL ANDERSON, 2305 Oregon A . MARY CHINN. 1321 Johnson . MRS, J. A. RAFFETTO, 1948 Portland MRS. A. A. SOULE, 1845 Main MRS. CLAUDE SHUCK, Merrill. Ore. MRS. D. D. HAVENS, 1421 Pacific Terrace MRS. E. E. ALBRECHT, 319 Pacific Terrace MARY SEYMORE, Lakevlew, Ore. MRS. JAMES MORRISON, 328 Lincoln MRS. V. R. BILDERBACK, 4729 Shasta Way MARY HORSTMAN, 2128 Applegate BETTY WOLF, Rt. 2, Box 785 FRANCES GILCRIST, 315 Grant MRS. RAYMOND BAKER, Tulelake MRS. MILTON SESSLER, 3518 Homedale Road ADA L. BARLEEN. 1747 Hope AVIS YOUNG, 2321 Vine MARY SCOTT, 415 Pine MRS. WARREN BENNETT, 1170 Crescent MRS. RUBY HALLETT. 17 Pino JUANITA CUSHMAN, Dorrls MRS. JOHN G. JANSSEN, 3741 Bosrdman FERN L. WARNER, 1603 Wiard LOUISE MITCHELL, 817 E. Main ANN M. EDWARDS, 125 N. Sixth MAE B. WINDHAM, 431 N. Seventh ISABEL J. MILNE, 747 N, Ninth MARTHA BERG, 1238 East MRS. I, A. WARNER, 2615 Radcllffe , . MRS. AUBREY REDIFER, 3857 Boardman HELMI E. LEHTO, 333 Iowa I VERNA BRAKEVELT, P. O. Box 931- ; , MARGARET SCHOUBOE, 240 E. Main MRS, FLORENCE WEST, 1505 Fulton g) One week to buy. Pleas -call at , our store In person, t) No phono calls, please. No lay-aways. Please bring identification when purchasing. 1 500 MAIN STREET . Jifftiiu ll ft m : " ! 1 J" A V r y 'j V V What A Pretty Hall FELT FLATTERERS Q4t WOOL PILE COATS The weather man is right! There's old-foshioned base burner wormth In new looking wool pile coats! Some ore plain ond others ' " brightly trimmed in ! peasant braid! Brown or beige coats in full length styles thot lock in the wormth and keep out the cold! 1 .98 Your eyes look so bright and alive, under a fem inine wool, felt topper in tangy winter color! Little hats, darling hats, dressed up with frills or suit-tailored for smartness. You'll' find you want several! For Young SenoritasI MANTILLAS 98 12" second ri.ooa A Christmas present for your favorite senorita! A glamorous suede knit, loop fringed mantilla topped with a saucy pom-pom. In spicy color combinations. Girls' Wool Pile Coots 3-6 Coats that are right out of her dreams! : Soft wool pile coats for perfect warmth. Gay touches of color on the collar, pocket ' and cuffs. Smartly designed buttons down the front. . ' ; Sizes 7 to 14 .......14.75 ' ' , . , SECOND FLOOR " " ' "" BOY SCOUT MERCHANDISE Boy Scout Pant ...3.25 Scout Sweoters, 100 Virgin Wool 3.95 Scout Shirt .....................3.00 Scout. Neckerchiefs 75c Scout Sox i. 50c. Overseas Cap 1.00 SCOUT GIFT ITEMS No Restrictions , Scout Sleeping Bag 15.00 Scout Pup Tent ...7.50 Scout Blanket ........................6.50 , Scout Pocket Knives ..1.50 Fire Making Set 1.00 Scout Axe U..;.:.....::i.35 Telescope .....1... ..1.59 Sheath Knives ......:..:..V!..11..........;1.75 Pack Racks ....:,.::.:..:;:. 3.75 Folding Wire Grates ........ ;..... i;.,2.00 Flash Lights .....:..:.::...!:;.Ll.75 Flint and Steel Sets 50c ' Canteens 1.75 Water-Proof Match Boxes 50c Plastic Drinking Cups .......... ....,....;!....,..'''. 50c. First Aid Kits .......:..l:....::..:..:.:v.::..:.v.v 85c Boy Scout Emblem Plaques 75c Official Scout Stationery TOYLAND Roller Tots 79c-1.25 Stuffed Pandas 1.98-2.981 Stuffed Dolls... 1.69 Two Gun Holsters 1.69 . Single Gun Holsters ;.I;..98e Tiddledy Winks 49c Picture Pules..24c Children's ' Puzzle . ...49c 1 Wooden Beads' 49c-98c Zooka Guns ....1.75 . Table Teeters:. 1.79 Metal Shovels ' ; r. 39c, 59c, 89c urn lice VHLULO A Circus Is in Town WOODETTE CIRCUS 1 .98 Beat-Em-Out ' - Game ...1.49 Felt Craft Sewing SeH 98e Superman Speed Games ...1.49 Tripoley Game. .98c "Lil Abner" Game . ..29c Checkers and Backgammon 69c Treasure Hunt.. 98c Five Famous . . Favorites ....1.98 Plastic Toy Tea . Set .......... . ...50c Around the World Puzzles ..: 49c THERE IS NO TOY SHORTAGE AT PENNEY'S . Cuddly Sleepy . ' :Doll - ...:1.9B ..." .'; . ".; Stuffed. . '"" Dogs' '..'..98c Cuddly Bears . 4.98 Wooden . Waggie . Dog ...1.49 Picture and ' . . Storybook . for Boys & Girls ,50c to 1.00 Model . ' Airblanes ' 49c to 98c Phnsohorescent . Pictures . ..:.;.;..::.98e Dollhouse, :. bedroom and living room furniture - 1.89 set For Junior Architect . ;CAMEQ BLOCKS " .19 Pound Away for Fun) . HAMMER-PEG BENCH 1 98 GIRL SCOUT Merchandise Girl Scout Uniforms, Sizes 12, 14 and 16 .....:........ 4.25 Girl Scout Blouses, sizes 12-18 :2.95 Girl Scout Sweatshirts, . " Small, medium, large .;.:.1.59 Girl Wind Breakers :...4.25 Girl Scout Hatchets ...............1.35 Girl Scout Blankets ....i..6.95 First Aid Kits ..... 85c Sewing Kits ........ .......;..........40e Waterproof Match and - Compass Case ............1.95 Wall Plaques 50e Billfolds ....1.18, inc. tax Coin Purses .......85c, inc. tax. Vanity Cases :....54c, inc. tax Official Stationery -. ....;..".........50c Jewelry Boxes 1.25 Correspondence Cards .....20c pkg. Jumble Notes .10e Plastic Drinking Cups 50c Official Whistles lHfi Picture Frames 1.00 Hair Clips ,...10e i Book Markers 15c Handkerchiefs 15e-25e SECOND FLOOR ( . DOWNSTAIRS , . , . DOWNSTAIRS
