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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1946)
Stork Vlill Mr. and Mm. Kdwurd C. Wllllums of Vundur- Ei-llt iivuiiuu, tiru iiui'unU ol u uby buy who urnvod Sunday, Junuury 27, ul 0:4U u. in,, ul Kliuiiulli Vulluy huapltul. Tlio buby woliihod 0 pounds uiul 10 ouncua ut bli lh unit in tliu suuond child of thu Williams'. Ilia ala tor Judy Ann In llirtio yoars old. Wllluuns wuh until recently u technical soriivunt stutlonud ul thu Mui'lnu UumickN who hud spoilt 27 months ovorsuiia. In Coot linyCunt. Uulu 13. Kubanks, (or thu paal four yours aervinu ua urmy cliupluln In thu South i'uulfle, In In Coin buy und uoquiiio linn woon wnn mm. i'.u buuliri und tliulr duuKliUir, Cupt. Kubunku wus Xoi nior rector of St. l'uul'a hero, The cliupluln wiui on Luzon nnd .Okinawa toward the end of thu l'uuMIc cumpnlKti und a I mo sorvod for a tlmo on u transport. Weekend Trip -Luetic Tweed, KU113 Icuchor, luia roturnuu (rum u weekend trip to Sulom and Poi tlund where she uttended n nieetliiH of the prourum coin mltteu ul thu distributive educu 1 tlon group, l'lun wero mudu ' (or the auetlomil meclInK of thu Oregon Stuto Tenchern conven tion In Portlund, Mny 28, 20 und 30. Teoclion' Party Tho City Teachers ussodutlun will present a hill billy party In thu high school cafeteria Thursday, Jan uary 31, ut IMO p, m. There will bo tm InturostluK program with western gtniflnu und names. City hllth school and limdu school teachers und thulr friends me invited. Return South Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Houston nnd younK son, Milton, und Webb Kcnnett, all former Klamath residents, re turned to thulr homes In Sun Jose, Calif., lifter u visit hero. Houston was recently dlachnrned from tho United Stales navy. Ho lorvod In radar. Bon Born Mr. nnd Mra. John Tworck Jr., of Crescent City, Cnllf., are parents of u von born Junuury 20 ut Knnpn hospital In the const town. Mra. Tworok la the former Jo Ann Mnaaot of thla city. Knights of Pythias The Knliihut of I'ythlus lodtfe will initluto In tho rank of esciuira to night at 8 p. m In tho IOOK hall. All vlsltlnji knights are welcome io aueiui. Room Mothers Mills school room mother will hold an Im portant meeting in tho teachers' room at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. January 30. Ail members are urged to attend. Flylna Home Lt. Col. J, Mar tin Aduuiv, on turmlnul louvo from thu United Slutua urmy inudlcul corps, is expected lo leuvo ChleiiKO February 1, fly Intf from tiiuro to Medford. Dr. Adams has heen atudylnK medi cine In CIiIcuko tho pust two months, Ho will reopen his of fices hurc on his return,' Mra. Adams und two duuKhtera huvo been ut thu family hnmu (in Hose way drive slncu Dr, Aduma left (or Chlcugo, Improving Friends of Curtis Clebhurdt of Olene, lonii-llmu uovommunt employe und ditch rider, will bu Interested to leurn he has lull Good Siimurltau hos pital In Portlund where ho uiidurwuni uiruo major opera tions, lie la now with Mra. Gob- hurdt ut the homo of Mra. Roao Luux uf Portlund, formerly of this cllv. They will return to oinnn as soon us his pnyaicui con. ditlun permits, To Portland S. R. BolslKer of the Bulslurr Oil company, lis- trlbutor for Tide Water Asso ciated Oil company, announced todny his plana to attend tho company's sales meeting for all Oregon sales personnel, January 31, ut tho licnBon hotol, Portland. Drum Corps Tho Eagle nux lllury drum corps will practice tonight, Monday, nt 7:30 o'clock In lower FOE hull. All mem bers und new mombera of the corpa uro uaked to attend. Seriously 111 Ira L. "Iko" Davis Is seriously 111 with pneu monia ut lila home In Wordun. but Is reported a little Improved todny. Meeting Changed The Friend ly circle will meet this week on Thursduy insteud of Wcdneaduy, und Arbhur Slonu will be tho hostess, assisted by Violet Vuncu. Portland Meeting Connie Hembrec of the locul OPA office recently uttended u special school In Portlund on weurlng apparel, Representatives wero present (rom 17 price control bourda. Bualneaa Wilbur Rolling of Soutii Poo valley, president of tho Klamath County Dairy asso ciation, wus In tho county agent's office Monday to dlscuea business ol tho association, Back on Job Virginia H, Tyr roll was buck at her desk In the office of tho U. S. burcuu of rec lamation Monduy after a vaca tion spent in Sun Francisco. A friend from Chlco, Calif., accom panied her on the trip. Additions Added to the stuff of tho United States employment acrvlee office recently are Mar garet Brndshaw, 420 N. 10th, stenographer, and William M. Bond, routo 2 box SOI), senior em- filoymcnt officer. Bond, before lis recent discharge, was a cap tuln Ifl tho air corps. Itinerary Of State Auditor Announced The filing period Itinerary of the stnto Income tnx auditor for preparing 104.1 Income tax re turns for Klamath and Lake county polnta Includea the fol lowing dates and places. Lokevlew, courthouse, Febru ary 4 and 5, 8:30 a. m, to 8 p. m. Klamath Falls, courthouse, Feb ruary 11 to Hi Inclusive, 8:30 a. m, to 8 p. m., February 18, 8:30 a, m. to 12 noon: March 18 to 22 Inclusive, and March 23 to 20 Inclusive, 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m., March 23 and 30, 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon. Gilchrist, Gilchrist Lumber company office, April 1, 8:30 a. m. to S p. m. FOE Auxiliary The Eagles auxiliary will hold a regular muoling Tuesdny nt 8 p, m. In lower FOE hull. Members nre urged to attend us Important business will bo discussed. En tertainment und refreshments will follow. Return Mr, nnd Mrs, Dliyle Webster of North Bend hnvo re turned to their home after a visit hero. In Aihland Mrs. Beaalo Klatt of this city has been a visitor nt the M. P. Franklin homo In Ash land tills past week. Family I ' n ' I. Ineom Insurant TraUol y.ur Mrnlnr eap.ellr late lb fat.rf wllk Family Protection and Retirement Policy PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA 3TH E GUN STOREC V.F.W. Essay Awards Told Awards for the essay contest of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, open to all high school and purochial schools throughout the county, will be as follows; first, $10; second, $7.80; and third, $8. The essays must be at least 800 words in length and not to exceed 1000 words, upon the subject "What Can I Do For My Country?" and must be In the hands of Mrs. A. A. Myers, of 2020 Applegatc, not later than April 1. Entry blanks and rules are being mailed to all schools this week, and the judges will be announced soon. Classified Ads Bring Results. MIDWINTER Clearance. Men's Men'i Wool Shirts Work Pants 7.89 2.89 Reg. 9.85 A fine quality wool shirt sloshed for clearance. 10'. Wool Drawers 1.59 Reg. 1.9S. A value at the reg ular price and at the sale price, nothing less than sensational. Reg. 3.74 khaki work pants that take plenty of wear. Buy now and save, Chippewa Logger Boots 11.50 Reg. 14.50. Caulked loggers that the outdoorsman will like. Buy during the Mid winter clearance sale. THE GUN STORE 714 Main Phone 38S3 X WADHAMS AGAIN CHOOSE GMC! ' J vkammmwHt""' ... . ,. s si tii it l i f'mjvm "-u. i ,,i,si-- f - I U- f - lif- i If .-.4? , In th. Klamath Falls Ih.proporuon-.. ,daU.on - -- tt..pOtWo. on GMC IulP",rr,gon Pioneer wholj- ThU firm 1 ",n 0r!8 h.vlna been .stab .., ",OCery concern, havmg ln ,TJ t. 1866. wltn , L I . ' 1 This new 10-ton GMC has just been delivered to Wadhams and Company. It has a 20-foot van body, is powered with a 145 H.P. gasoline engine, and ha' the latest type Westlnghous. air brakes, and sunder. for extra traction. Come in and discuss your truck needs . . . we have the truck for your job! th hoaa.o"":"-,-. n, - rB(luliemem. - lamath r. .J 1H1 'v. traa j moa- em """"" " Market ana '" ? occupancy. B unit, X' S th0ir ."jrr "ei : of th. local unit. Payne " MOTOR CO. 4th and Klamath Phon. 9164 GMC PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE SEATTLE, Jan. 28 UP) The weather bureau, today ordered smallcraft warnings hoisted at all Washington stations, Includ ing the mouth of the Columbia, for strong southerly winds shift ing to westerly this afternoon. Beware Coughs from common eoMs That Hang On Croomulaton relieves promptly be eause lt goes right to the aeal of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem' brancs. Tell your drugglit to sell you a bottle of Oreomulalon with the m derstending you must like the way lt Quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chut Colds, Bronchitis) Monday. Jan. 29, 194S HERALD AND MEWS TOt Under New Management! Stilwell's Shell Service So. 6th and Commercial Experienced, Courteous Service Specialising In Lubrication Guaranteed for 1000 Miles -Or 30 Days. MINOR MOTOR REPAIRS Tires - Batteries - Accessories LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR Hours 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. OPERATED BY BROTHERS LOUIS and DARREL STELWELL ymm 19.75 Iff mm 24.75 J m M 29.75 f X ' iS? 4 m rtummr for good Fashion Behavior 19.75 SUITS are always on good behaviot1 and why wouldn't they be the smartest costume yet dreamed up! This spring, however, you'll notice a change in their demeanor the sleeves are wider, the skirts more often full, the belted look is frequently there . . . and the colors, mmmm! Cardigan, man-tailored and belted styles in colors that talk of spring! TO MAKE WAY FOR THE NEW! Group of Misses' Skirts, reduced - Clearance, Women's Melton Jackets Ladies' Blouses, reduced 2.77 3.77 1.47 Clearance of Girls' Winter Coats 4.77 to 9.77 Kiddies' Snowsuits-Legging Sets 3.00 to 8.77 Girls' Sweaters, sizes limited 97c to 1.97 Ladies' Winter Coats, reduced 14.77 to 22.77 Ladies' Winter Hats, all styles " 1.00 Misses' Gymnasium Shorts 97c Ladies' Better Dresses, reduced 2.50 to 6.00 Girls' New Spring Dresses, size 1-14 1.85 to 4.98 Girls' White and Colored Spring Blouses 1.20 to 1.98 Girls' Checked Raincapes, size 7-12 ---" Girls' All-Wool Red 2.98 Flannel Slacks Infant's Crib Size Sleeping Bags 3.98 2.98 Kiddy-Kar Strollers, all steel construction - ZZ " 6.29 2-Way Stretch Panty Girdle, small, medium, large .1.98 Ladies' Cavalry Twill Slacks, 2 pockets : 3.98 Ladies' Cotton Polo Shirts 90c and 98c Women's Spring Printed Dresses 160
