Exported Mm, Lawrence W.
Muhniruy Si'., ol Autlouli, Cullf..
Mceoiiipiinlccl by linr hum, Donuld
Colvor Muhutfuy, Y 1c, UbNH,
unci Ilia friend, bill llowura, also
of II i u service, will nrrlvo hero
Fikluy cvunlnu fur u weekend
vlnll wllli Mm. Mohuffuy'a par
ruin, Mr. mid Mm, Wilbur Joncia,
21)3 llliih. YuiiiiK Mrihllf fry ar
rived liuiuu Uucuiubur 20 uftor
luivliitf served with Ilia nuviil
opiinitloim bnno flmt on Loyto
und then on Slimiir, tilt) Philip
pine, him thu Invasion In Of
tuber, 1114-1. Hi) In mi leuvo lit
thu prtwut Hum unci reports
buck lu IiIh bimu. Thu visllora
phut In return lu Anlloch next
Mondiiy,
On I.oeve Jiuuc I.avln,
S 1c, Bim nf Mr, unci Mm, W,
l.iwln of M31 S. Illh, in liome on
ii ;ill il(i,v Iuiivii, lie returned re
cently from Heverul months In
the Miiraliull InIiiihIm. unci wua
nblii In .spend Chi'lutnius with
his piirrnlN on n five-tiny leuve.
At the end of his 30 (biya he In
to report to llreinerlon, Wash.
Returnod ' Georuo Lawson
tins rettirni'd to hlN (leak In the
United Stutea vuiploynieiit aerv
leu office lifter nlloiltllnit u con
ference of iiudltiira for the un
einpliiyineiit compcnaiitlon com
iiiInIoii In Siik-m,
Jean
Clauson
of the
STAR
Beauty Salon
Will Bt At
Swansen's
Beauty Shop
for th next week or two,
until th Star location In
th Town Shop Ii ready.
Invited Anyone Intereated In
ntlemlliiK thu Hhower for thu
Jtick Uiiiliiiin fuiully of Albiuiy
to bo given by the Knxlea uux
lllury In FOK hull. Friday ut U
p, in., la cordlully Invited, thoau
nmkluif iirruiiKeinenta auid today.
They need not bu ineinbera of
the luiluu to contribute to thu
ahowor.
Atlond Conference Lea Kin
ley unci Tom Stuir, voteruna em
ployment uuenta of thu U. S. em
ployment aervlco office, arc
representing Khiiniith Fulls at
thu threu-diiy conference on vet
oruna employment in Medforcl
tills week. Employment unci
cuunellhiK probloina will be un
der discussion.
Treatment Mra. Ituymond 13.
Gruhuin of thu Wlllurcl hotel
who moved hero rucently with
her husband who In entering
bualneaa In llila city, la 111 In
Hillside hoapltiil recelvhiK medl
cnl treatment. Thu Ciriihiiiua are
former I'orlluiul residents.
Weekend at Sacramanto Mr.
and Mra. liernard Schull. of
Tuleluku and their daughter,
ituby, atudent lit KU1IS, uru leav
ing tonight for Sacramento to
apend thu weekend. They will
vlnll with C, U. Fiilrehlld, finh
und wllclllfu man and his wife.
HNA Tin Royal Neighbors
of America will hold a regular
nicotinic. Friday nt 8 p. m. in the
KC hull, All officers and mem
bem lire urged to uttencl as there
will bo practice for liiHtullutlon.
In Hospital Mra. Churica
Mack, 11)40 Lowell, la recover
ing aiitlafuetorily ut Hlllsldo hos
pital followhiK un appendectomy
Tucndiiy morning.
Maatlng Postponed Sona of
Norway will not meet Saturday
a h prcvlounly planned. The next
meeting duto will be announced
Inter.
Surgery Mra. George H, Gib
son. 3110 Oroud, la Improving nt
Jlllialde hoapitul following ma
jor surgery, Gibson la acrvlec
manager1 for Aahley Chevrolet.
Card Party Women of the
Moono will hold a public curd
party in the Moono hull Frlcluy
nt 2 p. m. Thla will be the lust
of llio aeries.
Status Of 3
Men Received
Information concerning three
other servicemen, whose status
hud not been changed following
the ceaaulion of hOHtilitlca, wua
received Wedncaduy by The
Herald und News.
Dale Flnley, who hud been
held a prisoner of the Germans,
was liberated following V-E Duy
und Is now nt his home in Klum
uth Fulls.
Another prisoner, Clinton
Muxson, who was held by the
Japanese for three unci one-half
yours, wua liberated ahortly
nfter V-J Duy from cump In
Japan and is ut his home in Chi
cago. Muxson made his home in
Klamath Fulls for 22 months cur
ing for the lute Edmondson
Lcever, Bid Pine. Mrs. Lecvcr
said Wednesday that she heard
from Muxson at Christmas. Ha
served in the coast guard and
was tuken prisoner in the Philip
pines. Jack Patzke of Bly, who Is
listed as a prisoner of war of
Germany, hus not been heard
from, according to unofficial in
formation given this newspaper
yeslerduy.
Those who remain on the miss
ing or prisoner list are Ralph
Gustuvson, Gormun prisoner;
J. C. Crabb, missing over Ger
many; George B. Rhincvault,
missing in Africa; W. B. McFcr
rln, missing in Germany; Charles
Ituy Clark, missing in Germany;
James J. Huffman, German pris
oner; Hubert A. Abies unci Gale
lieckham, prisoners of the Jap
anese. Anyone having informa
tion concerning these men is
asked to call The Herald and
News, 8111.
Businaia Visit Mr. and Mrs.
Dec H. Deffcnbackcr of Chilo
quln were in town on business
yestorday. He has recently been
discharged from service.
Oregon Men
Discharged
Southern Oregon men dis
charged from the navy received
their papers at Bremerton,
Wash., recently. They arc:
Vern H. Berry, Wt 2c, 822
Mitchell; Howard Bales, PTR
2c; Harold O. Locy, F 1c, 320
Michigan; Robert C. Howard,
SK 3c; Victor C. Lundy, PM
1c, 303 Pine; Earl P. Brooks,
ChSK;' Francis D. Miller, MMM
Thursday. Jan. 10. 1948
HERALD AND NEWS TIVS
3c, 17 Pine; Wayne R. Yancey,
MMM 3c, 1020 Gary; Carl D.
Long, EM 3c, 2488 Oregon;
Leonard L. Boorman, BM 1c,
1751 Derby; Herman Schroeder,
MM 1e, 2435 Reclamation;
George W. Cornell, P 3c, 830
Pine; Albert M. Orso, CM 1c;
J. D. Kight, S 1c; Ora E. Splck-
ler, MS 2c. 328 Martin, all of
Klamath Falls.
Cnrl A. Prough, ARM 3c,
Bonanza; Harold L. Patterson,
MMM 3c, Malln; Sam A. Mc
Keen, R 2c, Keno; Robert A.
Grant, CM, Lakeviow; Georgo
Vcrllng, CPM, and Jack L. BoU
ton, S 3c, both of Lakevltw.
USE
666
Cold Preparations
Liquid, Tablets. Salvt, Not
Drops.
Caution: Us only as directed.
We finally got caught up!
RECONDITIONED EXCHANGE MOTORS
GENERAL REPAIRING
MOTOR TUNE-UPS
by Specialist BUD ANDERSON
ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING
Prompt Service
JIM KALER'S
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SERVICE
2120 Whit Dial 7279
Added to Department Bu-
ford Howard und Mra. Jewell
Cantrall are now working in the
claims department of the un
employment compcnsntlon com
mission ut the U. S. employment
scrvlco office.
Will Attend Bervlces Women
of the Moose will attend in a
group the funeral services for
Dorothy Simmons unci Infant
daughter, Karen, to be held ut
Ward's Funeral home, Monday,
January 14, at 2:30 p. in.
Catholic Daughters The first
business meeting of the year of
Catholic Daughters of America
will be held in the parish hall
Monday, January 14, at 8 p. m
and all members are urged to attend.
Missionaries Knthurlne. Beat
tie Missionary society of Pence
Memorial church will meet this
Friday at 10:30 a, m., at the
home of Mrs. Neva Hayes, 1111
Alameda,
In California Mra. E. Peter
man of the Dorcmus Rug Clean
ers, . Is spending a few months
with her son, Ed Peterman, In
Huntington Park, Calif.
Cte33t SrafiT Socio! Crops
jtSnt benefit;
$A!tr3fcN 4.11
MM VICyVIIIUUd
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jlHEGiM'dksmciibcrs have bee:i
tlicTcllUonal jfair frnodvatuispiritTwliich has
brought into being a large percentage of the more
!,v"j., " " : "
thani200V farmer-owned and operated cooperatives
injPregonJpuringTlJ rftcsc did a business of
105,000,000 iTJl Oregon's cash' farm income.
.sXooperatrve projects are as vital a part of Grange
itfv. v , .
air,v!i,M.f tu,,,n. a n.:.,!,.. u. ;, a1 r j 'i. j . n
nv..h.wvf wvHMngiauuiiivmHi, jiuai i&yvtiy ao,OOU
progressive iarmets belong to the .Oregon 'State
Grange whjr membership continttes Mj grow: why
the Grange is a dominant force for social progress.
IiiCoimition about the purpose
snd accomplishments of the Ore-'
gon Stale Grange ll contained in!
a booklet "Let's Look at the
Record". Contact your local
Grange for copy, or write direct.
OREGOH STATE GRANGE
L 1US t. L ! St, FtHkml 14, Ortgixi
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TO OKEOON f ARMIR8
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THESE AND MANY MORE ITEMS TO GO IN
A SWEEPING CLEARANCE OF 'ODD LOTS,1
'BROKEN SIZE RANGES' AND SEASON AL
LINES FOR EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE
STORE.
Clearance of
LADIES' COATS
Smartly styled women's coats In
Teddy-bears, fur fabrics, 100
wool suedes, tweeds, and soma
twills. Most all sizes and a good
selection of colors.
Clearance Priced
22 " to IT
SECOND FLOOE
Ladies'
Dresses
A group of higher priced
ladies' seasonal dresses,
most all sizes in a good
selection of styles and
colors. These may be worn '
anywhere now.
218
SECOND FLOOE
.00
i .i . . 1 1
Kitchen Utility Stools
Strong, rolled metal, one-piece
legs, with hardwood seat. Rub
ber skid-proof grips on O QO
legs. These going fast at 9mW9
DOWNSTAIRS
Boys' Reversible Finger-Tip
Coats
Water repellent on . one side
and 15-oz. wool plaid on the
other. With detachable match
ing parkas. Protection A QQ
at low price. Now HTO
DOWNSTAIRS
Drapes for the Home
Ready to hang; made of fine
Homespun material. 33 inches
wide and 86 inches long. Nice '
for the living or dining O QQ
room. Reduced to W70
BALCONY
- Women's Lingerie Bags
Use lingerie bags to protect
delicate things; quilted satin;
soft pastel shades; room enough
for all dainty things.
priced".? 98c and 1.49
, . BALCONY
Men's Military Brush Sets
This practical item greatly re
duced. 2 hair brushes, a cloth
ing brush and comb in a con
venient boxed container, 1 AJ
I ."if
Misses' Skirts
This group of sport and dressy
skirts includes black and white
checks, browns, blacks in all
wool crepe dresses, velveteens
and high shades. O f J
Reduced to :
. SECOND FLOOR
Ladies' Winter Hats
Reduced
Our entire stock of ladies' win
ter hats in full selection of
colors. In sports and dressy
styles for Miss or Matron.
P"fcT.c.e 50c and 1.50
SECOND FLOOR
Cigarette Boxes
Clear lucite for high visibility.
Some with colored lids. May be
used as vanity box. AQf
Priced to clear
BALCONT
l:H.Hf-H.
Now only
MAIN FLOOR
Ladies' Ski Jackets
Heavy Navy Melton cloth ski
jackets for women. 100 mixed
wool for warmth. An excellent
out-of-doors garment. Sizes 10
20. Greatly A 77
reduced to I....;....
SECOND FLOOR
Misses' Short Coats
A Misses short fitted coat for
sports and street wear. High
shades to brighten your winter
wardrobe. May be worn into
the spring. J 77
Sale priced at ............
' SECOND FLOOR
Nice Boxed Stationery
Sharply reduced to make way
for the new. Ideal for home
use. Have airmail and regular
styles. Some has deep 49c
Blue border. Now I7W
BALCONY
Reduced . . Teddy Bears
Fuzzy and soft; real life-like.
Has. glass eyes and leather nose.
Plain color or O QQ
two tone ... ...L " "
downstairs .
NEW
ARRIVALS
-f"' ft ; s
BLANKETS
Wool & Rayon
Priced at . . . .
5
.90
Made of warm wool, rayon and cot
ton for beauty, warmth and strength.
Double woven with fancy designs.
Assorted colors.
COMFORTERS
3
.98
Fine quality cotton printed cloth.
95 cotton, 6 wool filled. Double
bed size 72"x84.", Blue, red and
brown flowered design. , :
DOWNSTAIRS