SHOPPING
Oviritni-F 1c Normnn L.
Rom, nun of Mr. and Mm, J, A,
Huso, 22;t5 Union, Iiuh been uii'
slimed tu oversees duty, uccarcl'
inn tu word roculvud by Ilia
puronU today, Another nun.
AMM 1c Don Roue, In expected
home fur Chrlstmus trum Son
Dli'KO.
To Lalcoport Mm. Harry
Buum of 1332 SurKont street fjt
leitvintf for Lukeport. Calif,,
where alia will spend Christmas
with her dHtiuhler, Mm. nnrry
1,11110. Mm, Uiiuni will undcruo
mi operation ul tha hospltul at
Liikoport. Sha expects to bo
Bono lx weeks.
Adams Out Lt, Myrlo C
Autnu inn it Ml nnrt Men
M, C. Adums of Klumuth Falls,
.linn boon ttlsclmruod under the
point system by the U 8. nuvy,
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13th navul district heudciuurters,
California Holiday Mr. and
Mm. W. E, Andersen mid fumlly.
700 Ooty, left Thursduy after
noon for Lou Anuele to upend the
holidays with relatives, Tney
plan to return soon after New
year i.
Comlna Horn William G,
Franka, MoMM 1c, la on hla
way home from Pearl Harbor
aboard the USS Kenton. Hla
wife llvos at 2420 Pershing way,
Chrlatmai Party The Fra.
ternal Order of EiikIos will spnn
or the annual Christmas party
for all Eagle and their famlllva
Sunday at 7:30 p. m. In FOE hall.
There will be a Santa Cluus
present to distribute gift for
uio children.
Slcetlna Partr There will be
akatlng party at Skateland Sat
urday afternoon from z to I
o'clock for Intermediate and ion
tor Girl Scouta, leaden and troop
committee members.
' Discharged Earl F. GrahBm,
AERM 2o, a resident of BOS Ala
meda, Klamath Falla, haa Just
oeen niscnnrca at me u. a,
naval personnel Reparation ceil'
ter at Orcnl Luke, 111. t
Family Dinner Mr. and Mm.
A. J. Lorn n son and family, 1805
Derby, will have his mother.
Mm. W. A. Phillips and other
relative aa gueati for Chriatmaa
dinner.
Idaho Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Petzoldt left early this
morning for Boise and Idaho
Falla, Ida., to spend Christmas
and New Year's. They will re-
. uirn auer January i.
Holiday Trip Mr. and Mm,
Charles Wamatad and children
aro leaving for Payette, Ida., to
spena ina noucinys wnn ncr par
enis ana otner rciaiivea.
Railroad Man Here J. E. Ath
orton, representative of the Un
ion Piiclfto Railroad company, is
in mis cuy on pusiness, staying
Eugene for Chrlatmai Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson have
Sono to Eugene to spend the holl
nys with her parents.
A llama It pretty stupid, the
book iayi. And the book
must be right because who
ever heard of a llama order
ing Shell Heating Oil deliv
ered to the Andea. (It's cold
there, too.)
For clean-burning, de
pendable warmth at your
house, Just eall
Shell Oil Co., Inc.
953 Spring Sr.
Phone 4121
mm a
Chriatmaa Party Klumuth Kl
wants club mumbors brought
tliulr children, ranging from tiny
bubes to young man urn! women,
to the Wlllard hotel yostorduy
for tho club's annual Christmas
purty, Tod Reeves arranged the
program, Rev, David lluniott
was chairman of tha duy, mid
Elbert Veatch was Snntu Cliius.
Arrlvta From China Cupt,
James E. RoKors. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lnsllo Honors, 851 Puclflc
Terrace, telephoned his mother
from Son Diego this noon, to toll
her of hla safe arrival. Ho hopes
to be home for Chrlstmtia, Cupt,
Rogers has served 20 months In
tho Pacific theater.
Returns Home Mrs. Jessie
Lea Tullls, tho former Jessie Leo
Hendricks, has returned to
Klumuth Fulls with hor young
son to make her homo, Mrs.
Tullls has boen engaged In radio
and dramutia work In Pusudeua,
uiuir, ,
Chriatmaa In Klamath Mrs
Flossie Koll of Corvullis urrlvod
Tuesday night to spend tho noli
doys with hor daughter, Mrs.
Winnlfred K. Glllcn and her
granddnughtor, Sheila,
' Home for Holidays Helen
Slrelt will leave for Wcstflr to
spend the holidays with her
folks. She will bo buck in the
oounty agent a office Wednesday,
SKILLED MECHANICS
WANTED!
Good-paying Joba now open with
Southern Pacific the West's big
gest railroad: ,
MecUaliti Ceisssa
Passttters STaja alalia
IsHsrsseker Pibars
SkrtMttil Workers
See S. P. todays good outfit to
be with, plonty of work. ,
OMJJA
n frMoty
SMffwra FatlGt
Sa Francisco i California SL
Oakland 837 Thirteenth 8t
See or write Trainmaster, S. P,
Station. Klamath Falls, or
nearest S. P. Agent.
Gift Boxes
Going Fast
MALIN Orders for tho po
tato ulfl boxes Unit lire being of
fered by the committee in charge
of the drive to rulso uddlllonul
funds for the Mulln community
link report Unit orders arc com
ing In for shipment to Alaska.
New York, Chicago, Michigan,
Ohio ami California points. More
than 1UU boxes have already left
Mulln,
Women working on the drive
huvo turned in upproxlmutely
$111,000 of tho $50,000 needed to
bring tho amount to total needed
for completion of tho big project.
Tho committee Is mooting
every Wodnesduy night for ro
ports on progress of tha drive.
To California Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Dunwoodle and fumlly plan
.to spend tha holidays in southern
utti norma with relatives.
MOM
SUGAR
it grand on
Drcaltfast
amis
Be sure it's
GH
sugar
I
II
i ssown iiy
Klamath Girl Wins
Grange Youth Contest
Cullya Elchcndorf, daughter
of Mr. und Mrs, Jack Eichendorf,
2512 Reclamation, Is ' a -three-time
winner. She recolved no
tice toduy that she has won first
pluce for Klamuth county In the
grango youth contest sponsored
by Satin Sugar company, which
was held in Portland.
Tho prize Is 60 pounds of
sugur.
Miss Elchcndorf, a KUHS stu
dent, won the prize on her
canned pouches which together
with canned pcurs and cherries
To ketp every corner of
your kitcnen spoiuis
mm KB-NU regularly. On spoon
ful of this sparkling blut powder In
quart of water is all yon need to
Insure perfect cleanliness and sani
tation. Squeeze out a big cloth in
this silkv-ioft KB-NU solution and
imply wipe off every suffice sink,
stove, cupboards, refrigerator in.
side and out.
KI-NU removes greasy films and
stains as if by magic. Tile and porce
lain on sinks and refrigerators glist
en like new. Painted surfaces become
fresh and bright. Food and cooking
OQors vanisn.
Oat cm esenemlcnl,
twe pewne! bea f
KI-NU t r
grecers mnm Keep
yeer kitchen
HMrfcllae fcrlelit
s MSiiy. f
ejelckty mm4 st
surely.
won her first place at the 4-H
county cooking and gardening
fair, and second place In the
state 4-H fair.
. On Vacation Mr. and Mm.
J. C. Hooper will spend the holt
days in California and Nevada.
Employment Office
To Close Two Days
The United Stales employ
ment service office will 'remain
open for business every day ex
cept December 25 and January
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Frozen Food Lockers
Now Available
Quick Freexing Cutting Wrapping Storage
CALL 5361
Brattons' Frozen Food Lockers
" " '.'"' 3 Miles Our" on Keno Road .
Christmas Suggestion From Rickys
GIVE
A ROLEX CHRONOMETER
and you give the best!
VOMITS HOST ACCVIUTS VUST VATCa
Men to whom seconds are priceless, choose Role, win
ner of the highest awards, for Ita auperb precision at
all altitudes, la all climates. Scientifically sealed against
water, scid, persplrstion, dust snd magnetio elements.
Truly the gift of a lifetime . . . tha outstanding choice of
leaders in the Armed forces, sol-
enccs and Sports. 4
Model illustrated .....141.7S
'V- Fed. Tax Inohided
A erannmat U mora rlen u,t waftA. f, f, ct
tnifmnviil murlnf limn in tcetitttitct trlthpit
9ttt tifitu nd ilflnitt rlj UI4 doitn offlciitty.
ROLEX
3l JUtmftuct "UakA (gfrnflinunuty
700 Main St.
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Phone 3151
Wont YOUR 'Ctiidnn
Eat Breakfast?
CHANGE TO CREAM OF RICE
-delicious, new hot rlco breakfast
"breafcfatt-tlme-scold. 'I children adore I"
To banish
Ing," switch to Cream of Flee . . . the
cereal so tempting that even finicky
youngsters call for second helpings.
Not a wheat cereal . . . not a corn
cereal ... Cream of Rice la made with
nourishing ileal It's the only hot rice
breakfast cereal . . . hence it offers
aomething uniquely different to de
light a child'a tastel Every serving ls
lorcuica to wnoic-HTBin jevcts wiiu
vitamins B,, O, niacin and iron.
- Serve this "high-energy," all-family
breakfast cereal regularly I Takea only
S minutes to prepare. Oct Cream of
Rice, "The Children's Cereal," today I
Pretrtm Duane Jones Compsny
G-580 Newspaper Ad
2 Cols. xiO lines 100 lines
raeaessKM ;eflelSLwi
For A Merry Christmas
"BUNNY SCUFFS".
There never was o slipper quite like them
genuine Bunny Fur ... in snowy white .
"black as soot" ...
3.95
.of
. or
LEONS
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS '
525 MAIN
Friday. Dec. 21, 194S
HERALD AND HEWS TI VI
1, Jack Almeter, manager, an
nounced today.
Members of the USES staff
planning to spend Christmas
out of town Include Margaret
Rocber who has already left for
San Diego to be with her family;
Mrr. Charlotte Marshall, who
will be with her people In Eu
gene; John Schroeder, leaving
Saturday for Portland, and Les
Flnley, who with his wife will
spend Christmas In Sacramento
with relatives.
Classified Ads Bring Results,
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SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCELAND
515 Klamath Ave.
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