Herald and news., January 17, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

! ' farewell The Kuglus auxil
iary will sponsor a furowull
Dirty Frlttny nt U p. m. In lower
JOE hull ur Mr. Al C. Frlosen
who loaves with hur liiisliiiiid
'next week (or tliolr homo In
'Bliin. llu Is hi'liiK released
rom tlio nuvy. Tho uruwull Is
t' , handkerchief shuwur and pat
uok nipper lulor In tho uvo
rilnu. I'lnochle will bo plnyucl.
;Tht affnlr Is (ur auxiliary mem
bers only.
fi''stnlf. and Fork Ther. art
till a low memberships hi tho
i Knife und Fork club bulnit re
! served (or returning service-
men. Interested veterans limy
call Fred Southwell tit 4HU2 (or
application blanks. Tliu next
; dinner meeting will bo hold
January 21), with ur. win uu
rant as guest speukur.
Expected Sgl. Hurley J. Hy-
I4 -.,.1 if Mi Mvrtln llvltll
H'ill Division, Is expected home
with uu hunorulile discharge
from tho nuirhio corps uboiil tuo
lid of Jiniiiiiry, lie Is lit Ciiinp
Pendleton now alter serving two
years mid five inonths In the
Bon Hi l'liclflc. Ilo Iiiik not been
homo slnco ho enlisted.
1Jo South Mr. and Mrs. Wul
1 Ur O. Itoonk'ko, who spent the
weekend here with Dr. and
i. Mrs. A. O. Itoeulcke of Port'
lid street, led Tuesday en
tfOtite to Sun Uleuo, UHII. They
are on their wedding trip south
; and will visit his father, Ciudr.
;: Waller KocnicKe, USN.
f Recovering Friends of Mrs.
. jpgeborg Wllkerson, 20:14 Ore-
Son, will bo Interested to lenrn
he Is recovering nicely at the
, home of her sou, Elmer Wll-
: kerson, Z4IIA Anzii street, Sun
Trimclsco. Mrs. Wllkerson uu
derwent surgery In a Sun Frail'
Cico hospital two Weeks ago.
CM Rummage Tho Venture club
Has planned a rummiiKu sale for
February It), tho iilaco to bo an
nounced Inter. Anyone having
.articles (or the sale may leuva
litem with Mary Truelove ut the
First Federal Savings und Loun
association, 040 Main.
I Out Now Cpl. Alan S. Slcl
Jives at S14 N. 10th, has reverted
to Inactive status us of January
34. 1040. llu enlisted October
:'J7, 1042, ond served ns an itlr-
; plane and ciikiiio mechanic and
machine operator. Ho has been
warded the Victory medal.
From Tscoma Margaret
.Watts, staff assistant of tho lo
ral USO, Is exacted to return
from Tacoma Saturday. For tho
past two weeks she has been
assisting the Tacoma USO In
its. handling of an Increased
number of sorvlcomcn.
WEATHER
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nrtland
Win. Prtcln.
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!i' fclsdfortl 42 IS
IfUd Bluff . 60 31
j' -. jrmijn v. inuuj wim ocoaunnai rain
' Jreat of CaM-srlcs today, ton I at ht and
fe Thunilay. l.lfhl mow eat of Casrsclns
t finlfhl and Friday, l.llll temncrsiure
)m i froth to strong southerly wind
NOiiTiirnsr rAi.irniiNf a. .
slsy, tonliht and Friday hut rouitdrralile
londlne north portion and fog In
fc. Valleys. Not much rhanga In lmp
5 : ratura, Gantta southwesterly wind off
L voaai.
f l Courthouse Records
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' ' Msrrlsic l.lrritafi
itrnnmciHUAw -Cunningham.
'"J" ""iwn iiariiiiiinaw, lannrr.
I: Native of Ohio. ItriUfriil of Malln. Or.
jl Virginia Maiilna Cunningham. . bank
,:', taller. Native of Oreguii. Iteildeol of
aviamain tain, ur.
"'.-5 Bally M. llrtiwn va. Uiwell I, Brown,
i' 'ft Juillr Cuurl
.' ? Hugh Henry JI4wtliortie, no UU light
hA lna. as.au.
.-V Ioitla) Charlea Sauor, failure to atop at
p "uii !, r mo, an.Du.
. Janiee Johnaon, no clearance latnpi,
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LEGAL NOTICES
t SUMMONS
IN tub ciiicuit cniniT or
. STATE OK OIIKCON FOB
COUNTY OK Kl.AMATII.
MAE WEST. IMalnllK,
THE
TIIK
a
JKSB WEST, Orfendant.
IN THE NAMK OF THK STATR OF
OHKGON, fJHEKTINOH: You nro horeliy
required lo apprnr and nnawer the com
plaint filed nunliut you In the ahnve
rntltled tult and court on or before
January 17. 10411, and If ymi fall lo ho
a linear and mnwrr. for ivnnt Ihnrmif
the plaintiff will unply to the Court for
the rellof prnved Jor In her complaint.
io-wm: a divorce from you upon the
ground of Uriorilon for a period of
niiirn men one year, inn auinmoni 11
aervrd upon you by puhllcallon pur
atiant to an order of the Honorable
David It. Vn ii (In ii lis r sr. J nil tin nf lht
abnve-entltlrd Court, nld Order being
dated Urceinlier HI, J(H3. and by pub
lication thereof oner, a week for four
conKectitlve and iucrea.ive weeki. The
nnie oc f no flrat puiulrntion la uecem
ber 20, 10411, and tho date of the lnt
puuiicnuon I" January 17. linn.
W. LA MA It TOWNRKND,
Attorney for Plaintiff
4;a Mnln Street
D, 20 27: J. 3-10-17 No, 2A3.
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CITY
Delivery
Service
Wa pick Up and Deliver
PARCELS
BAGGAGE . '
PRES-TO-LOGS
MESSENGER SERVICE
SPECIAL DELIVERIES
Phone 8417
i00 A. M. to Midnight '
Willis M. Robinson
Oscar W. Anderson
At Ifowi Bcudca
UBO Dance Tho weekly
UHU dunco this Frlduy will feu
ttiro a sports theme und will he
hold from I) to 11 p. ni. The
ChlcuKoiitiN will pluy tor tho
dunce. A buffet supper will bo
served.
Nurses' Meeting The Ore-
Kon Stale Nurse association,
district No. 8, will have Us
monthly meeting lonltlht ut a
o'clock ut the public health
unit. All iirudiiuto nurses me
Invited to uttend.
Correction Tho ditto of tho
Portland lieiirlnK on tho Grey
hound Unit company's upplicu
lion for rules reduction is Jan
uury 21. and not Junuury. 12 as
stated In tbo Wednesday issuo
of Tho Herald and Nows.
Medical Care Ttosanna
Duker, u bout 211, Beutty, bc
Cliino suddenly ill lit SorlliK mid
Ouk at 11:110 p. in. Wednesday
and was moved by ambulance
to rviumatli valley hospital for
ireutment.
Recovered Jacqueline Elt-
truiin lias returned to work at
tho United States employment
service after on absence of two
weeks when she was 111 In the
Hospital,
Back At Desk Gcorxo F.
Luwsou is buck on Ills Job us
auditor for tho unemployment
compensation commission uftcr
an ubsenco on account of 111
ncss.
Manage Studio Jnv Stoll. re
cently returned from the KTO,
who hns bwn assisting; in the
Hell studio hero, left Wednesday
nliflit for Kimcno where ho will
niuniiKo tlio lloll studio there.
Discharged Leonard H. Itnw.
ell, storekeeper second cluss,
Klumuth Fulls, Is umoiiR tho lo
cal men honorably discharged
from tho navy at Bremerton,
w asn.
On Vacation Ann Dirks.
muler of tho local USO staff,
win icuve Sunday for a two
week vacutlon In southern Call'
lornla.
OBITUARIES
kiiwami! i,i:e TAVI.OK
Kdward Lee Taylor, a resident of Mer
nn, uro., lor trio 1ai four month,
I""' "7 near irun cny On Weunet
tf-ituais- iu iwu ai d: p. mi, fol
lowing a brief iflneu. He wae a native
of Hand I'oltit. Ida., and at the time uf
nla deth w aged 13 year I one and 4
day. Surviving are hli pnrontt; three
i " trranr rtyiviai Itunu
a mi mvrriii, ure., J'eggy Marie Tayl
Of I At AllatrlM. Calif mitl liitcau J,
Taylor of Merrill. Ore : three brother,
v-iyoe wonn layior or Hoattle, Wath
William Miller Teivlnr nf MKrrIll n,.
and rrrdvrlrk riayntond lay lor o
Hpokane. Wah. The reutalna rent In the
Karl Whlllork ruueral Home, J'lne at
Hlalh. Notice of funeral lo be an-
nuunioo in me next imui ot thta paper,
RAM. AN IIOKACK (It'ltHKR
ftailatl llorace UlltMai. fnrmar mbI
dent of Klamath county. Ore,, pa tied
wr in j-mmnia, in., . on aunuay,
January 13 1040 fnUnu-lfiar lirlstf ill....
He was a native of Hopewell, Ore., and
at lite time of hli death waa aged 48
roar a ninnim ana 3 uaya. survlvlni
are one dauabler. Mn. Varn Mtffr- nt
Condon. Ore,; two aim. Edwin Uubecr
of Klamath Kalbi. Ore., and Archie
u u i jm r mi ieaiiie, nun,; ano two grana
children. The rental in reil In the Karl
Whlllork Flint) ral llninai Plna al Rlvlh
Notice of funeral to be announced In
luia uaue oi uie paper.
JOIIW niAHt.r.M PDIMII'V
John Charlea I'rlitaen, nun of Mr. and
nr, no r nam w, i'rlitaen or thU cll,
pawed away Wednraday, January 10,
linn at .l ift p. m. following a brief lib
and waa agrd S yean A month.' ami 2fl
day. when railed, B pi Idea hU parent,
he ll survived bv a tiller Imiiiii
trice Prlnaen; hla grandmother, Mri.
Ada A rant of Klamath Kalli; hli grand
father, J. Arant of Ilend. Ore.; hli
aunt, Mrs. Lome 8 well; and hta uncle,
!on Arant. Iwth of Klamath FalU; and
an uncle. Nell Arant of the DSMC In the
South Pariric. The remains ml In
Ward'a Klamath Funeral Home, 923
High. Funeral arrangement are an
nouncwd elae where In this luue.
FUNERALS
It AM. AN 1IORACK (1D1IHKR
Funeral aervlcos for the Inte Hnrlan
Horace (Junior, formerly ot Klamath
rounty. Ore., who paaaed away In
Phoenix, Arlt.. on Sunday, January 13,
HMti, following a brief lllnns will le
held In the chapel of the Karl Whit lock
Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth, on Frb
day, January IB. Ill 40 at 1:30 p. m.
with the ltev. Victor Phillips, pnitor ot
the First Methodist church of this city
officiating. Commitment services and
Interment family plot In the Bonanza
cemetery. Friends are Invited.
JOHN CIIAHI.KH PRINHEN
Funeral arrvices for little John Charles
Prlturn will be held from the chapel of
Ward's Klamath Kunernl Homo. 025 High,
Friday, January 111. ItMO at 2 p. m. with
tho INtv, Keith Fields of the Bible llap.
list church officiating. Concluding serv
ices and intrrtnent will follow In Mnk
vllle cemetery. Frlonds are respectfully
Invited to attend the services.
Army Officers
Get Chance To
Select Branch
Officers Interested In a reuulur
urmy career should suhmlt appli
cations without deluy, It wns an
nounced today ut ninth service
command head(iiurters, Fort
Uouulus, u,
A .hill recently sinned bv the
president authorizes un Increase
In tlin commissioned strcnulh of
tho army to 2fi,UD0, provldlnx an
opportunity tor nearly iu,uou iki
ilUliinnl men who liuve served
us temporury commiKSlonea oiii-
cors In World wur 11.
Tho leulsliitlon nrovldes thut
nuuliflcd officers will ho selected
for service with the brunch of
their choice, In Kradcs or seconu
lieutenant to major, inclusive.
Tho uriido will bo determined by
the amount of constructive or ac
tual commissioned service,
whichever is greater.
Constructive service credit
will be ulven for tho number of
years by which tho applicant's
iikc exceeds 25 ycurs. Commis
sioned service will Include ull ac
tive duty commissioned service
since December 7, 1041. after the
officer reached the ao oi Zl.
Service credit for officers now
In reserve status will bo comput
ed ns tliouuh thev had remained
on active duty until the timo of
uppnintment.
Applications must oe sunmu
ted to rcuch the adjutant Rcner
al's office, Wosliinifton D. C, by
March 1. Apnllcnnts on active
duty will submit applications
through their commanders, and
those not on active duty, Includ
ing; those on terminal leave, will
submit applications direct to the
adjutant nenerol. The proper
form and information relative to
submission of applications may
ho obtained at military Installa
tions and U. S. army recrultlnif
stations. A new application is
required reardless of prior sub
mission of a declaration of Interest.
Three Fail To
Report Wrecks
Thomas Hyde, Klumuth View
auto court, has posted $13 bull
with city police for failure to
report on accldont. He was ar
rested on a wurrunt und cited
to appear in municipal court.
Francis Elsbcry, 722 N. 2nd,
was arrested on a wurrunt for
fnllinK to report an accident
and fined $8 by tho court. John
Woods, 2124 ApplcKute, posted
$19 ball for a IlKe oflcnsc.
An(.'llno C r u in o, Sprauuc
Illvor, bus 'posted $5 for run
iiIhk a red Uxlit und Shorty
Clark, 030 Muin, a cubbie, put
up $3 for a violation of the
busic rulo.
Police also collected $21 on
purklnK tickets yesterday.
Three drunks and one vagrant
appeared in court this morning,
und one drunk balled out.
CAflD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, tho mcs
siiKes of sympathy and tho bcuu
tiful floral offerings for our be
loved wife and mother.
James Harper
Clyde Bidders end family.
WOMEN I WHO SUFFER
FIERY MISERY OF
HOT FLASHES
If the functional "middle-age"
period peculiar to women causes
you to suffer froa hot flashes, ner
vous tension, larttablllty try fam
ous Lydl K, Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound to relieve such symptoms.
Plnkham's Compound Is one of the
best known medicines for this pur
pose. Also a grand stomachic tonic!
SEATTLE, Jan. 17 MV-
Smullcraft warnings, for fresh
lo strong (up to 30 miles an
hour) southerly winds, were
ordered hoisted today In the
strait of Juan dc Fuca and from
Tatoosh to Capo Blanco on the
coast.
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you aro
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughi, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Thursday, Jan. 17, 1S4I
HERALD AND HEWS FIVE
Crandall Convalescing Will
mott Crandall Is recovering at
his home on Eldorado street from
effects of an abscessed finger.
In Medford Sgt. E. W,
Tlchenor of state police la
spending Thursday in Medford
attending a meeting ot sergeants.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
MOTORS
1 to 75 H. P. 1200 and 1800 PPM
3 Phase. 220400 Volt
A Large Stock Now on Hand
KLAMATH MACHINE & LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
MILL SUPPLY DEPT.
Spring and Elm
Telephone 3141
In Hospital Mrs. Arthur
Schrelber of Tulcluke was
brought to Klamath Valley hos
pital by ambulance Wednesday
night. She Is being treated for
pneumonia.
Quito 111 Herbert Munsell,
accountant living at 211 Lin
coln, remains seriously ill in
Klamath Valley hospital where
he has received medical treat
ment for the past 10 days.
VITAL. STATISTICS
flCIUItO-Born it Hlllild. hwpiui.
Klamath FalU, Or., January 13, I04,
lo Mr. and Mra, A Mono Schiro. Canby.
Calif., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 11
ounce-.
HKNNtNCn-norn at Hlllilde hoa
pILal, Klamath Kalla. Ore.. January 13.
llMfl. to Mr. and Mn. Howard Hen
nlnttrr. IO40 Eldorado, a girl. We If hi:
0 pound 12 ouncet.
flENCIIO -Horn at Hlllilde hoepltal,
Klamath ralli. Ore.. January 12. lDflO,
tn Mr. and Mra. John Dencho. 443 Mar.
ket, a girl, Weight: 3 pounds lOVi
ounce,.
I'HATHKR Dnrn at Klamath Valley
hoepltal, Klamath FalU, Ore., January
17, ll'Wl, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 1. Prattl
er, 4313 Thompson, a girl. Weight: 0
pounds 14 ouncre.
WILLIAM S-norn at Klamath Valley
hoepltal, Klamath Falls. Or., January
17 1040. to Mr. and Mra. Keith Williams.
1.T7 High, a girl. Weight: S pounds 5
ounce.
HUIlBARD-norn at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., January
16. 1040. to Mr. and Jblrs. Harold M.
Hubbard, 3400 Oregon, boy. Weight:
pounds 10 ounces.
They Ara Here!
And In a Comploto
Slxt Auortmtnt
Men's
Work Pants
4.95
Attractive DOESKIN work
pants that the outdoor man
will like. .
-State 1111.
f-
Ldhews
MAHST0RE
TM Mala St
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A FLAT DRINK
ISA
WET BLANKET
KEEP YOURS
WITH
1
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Wutna.in"l
Canada Dry Water Is entirely different from
ordinary club sodas. Original "Pin-Point
Cakbonation" insures life, to tha laat lip.
And Canada Dry's exclusive formula poinit
up flavor. Be mre-wlth Canada Dry Water.
f ferae Cojtvonfanf Slias
canadapry
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WORK and DRESS CLOTHES
MEN'S TOPCOATS
We have a nice selection of top
coats In all sizes. Generously cut,
fly front model with notched col
lar. Look well, feel comfortable.
Sizes from 36-42.
MAIN FXOOB
1-
80
Men's Wool
SWEATERS
4
.98
Rich looking fabric of
woven and knitted fabrics
of lightweight, soft, 100
new wool for spring wear.
Slipover and Coat Styles.
TOWNCRAFT DRESS SHIRTS
Here is a deluxe shirt with the Nucraft
collar, that needs no starch. Made for .
long wear. Sanforized shrunk for perman
ent fit. White with stripes.
2
.80
MEN'S DRESS GLOVES
Men's all wool dress gloves in small, med
ium and large sizes. Just the glove to keep
your hands warm while driving. Black and
brown.
97c
CASUAL COATS FOR MEN
Made of all wool with suede front and knit
sleeves and back. They come in small,
medium and large sizes.
7
.90
MEN'S DRESS ,PANTS
A part wool gabardine dress pant that you
ne,ed to make your wardrobe complete ...
pleated front and maintains a nice press.
Sizes from 30-38.
6
.08
WHITE COTTON FLANNEL
Honor quality ... A standard weight with
world's of wear. Full 36" wide. Will wear
a long time.
Available 9 A. M. Friday. '
, MAIN FLOOR
23!
WORK
CLOTHES
that work for your
Heavy
BLACK JEANS
23'
Here is what you have been
waiting for ... a full allot--ment
of sizes from which to
make your selection. Sanforized
shrunk, full cut and long-wearing.
Sizes 32-38.
. ' Men's
UNIFORM PANTS
.98
A full run of sizes In Herring
bone weaves. Made over scien
tific patterns to assure extra
qualities for the short and tall
..man. Sanforized shrunk in sizes
'29-42. --
Men's
Chambray Shirts
Good Looks -
95
Durable, neat chambray work
shirts. Sanforized for lasting
good fit. Blue, white buttons.
MAIN IXOOK
I Naj WrlS
Men's Work
. HATS
1.49
A serviceable work hat In
black, blue, gray and brown.
Made of 100 wool felt.
Sizes 6 78 to 7 38.
Water Repellent
SUITS
Pants
Coat .
4.19
.....4.98
A water repellent coat with
double thickness in should
ers and back. Full raglan
sleeve for comfort. The trous
ers also are double thick
ness. Thoroughly water proof.
White
T-SHIRTS
49c
A long wearing T-Shirt that
will give you plenty of serv
ice. Made of fine quality cot
ton and available in sizes
from 34 to 44.
Rayon Sport
SHIRTS
3.98
Deep colors in maroon, blue,
tan and brown. Long sleeve
styles. Sizes small, medium,'
large.
CRAFTSMAN
Athletic Shirts
39c - 65c
Swiss- ribbed, curved bottom
shirts made of soft combed cot
ton. Has tubular neck and arm
openings. Sizes from 36 to 44.
Men's
KNIT BRIEFS
39c
Just received ... a quantity of ,
men's white knit briefs. Half
elastic waist .. . . snug fitting
cotton knit.
Men's Work
SUSPENDERS
79c - 98c
These suspenders are made of
all elastic in regular and long
sizes. The serviceable susnender
for the working man. Maroon,
black, tan and stripes.
Men's Unionsuits
1.49
Made of soft, combed cotton
that is unusually soft. Long
wearing, snug fitting yet fabric
is stretchy. Carefully made
throughout. Sizes 36-44.
Forest Green
'Broadcloth Shirts
1"
Fully Sanforized, permanent fit
; ted Broadcloth shirts in forest
green. Ideal for uniform wear.
Sizes 14W-17.' '
MAIN FLOOR
For His Wardrobe
Men's SHORTS
70c
Shorts are such an inexpen
sive wardrobe item that you
can afford to have an ample
stock on hand at all times.
MAIN FLOOR
Blue Poplin
SHIRTS
1.39
A super quality shirt that
will give you long, lasting
service. Easy to launder
Sanforized shrunk. Sizes
14V4-17.
MAIN FLOOR
WORK SHOES
4.79
The shoe that is really worth
the money. Heavy cord sole.
Has a welt between upper
and outer sole to. eliminate
seepage;. A bargain,
DOWNSTAIRS