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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1946)
XJfpaJ t KxAtad llulors Ktlnu hold. t tho I H Ihll W!L. O. W..1 OUR- l'l,l"....,i1i..(l secretary. I 'Ld Malcolm Eploy. f-Mr.Mr.. Ernest "7,:. 0f jiicoiiiui "" K'ot KlMimilh Fulls, nro with their duiiKh A Bo Wiwon of Woy Ser mill. ' ' .iniantd James How San Jr., m of Mr. and fftf&W&rm of Merrill, I trite commlwiluii - 51 nt Fori umimiiK, I J.. '.. .,, .ml, Hi! relations L'SeWQcl lo.l..y. fERED MISERY FOR YEARS... jfow Regular, Thnnk To Famous Ccrenl -nop hope of rcl levin eon- t,Uon WitllOUt mi ni imr.n V . "m. ml thin ilnccro. nn- tawd letter: i Z I kin wt h'l 1 u Imi1m Lklfkli 4, l'fc ru, too, may novcr ncca an- trhrh Inxnuvo mr u - ILbRAN every iy, end drink t of water, juk iry una ir i.... 1 not ramnlctehl aaill- U.Knd empty etirton to Kclloitff cpwiy, Buttle uroex, micnis"". .( rfoutlt uour moMU back. KLLOGG'S ALL-BRAN la not ;rMIV0, oui ft wnoiosumo iwu k- irom mo vuoi r Iiktit. Provide ever-so-genue i,htlpniltonornml,easy laxa- fc.Try It a acucioue carem tin muffin. it T-Ttn AW nt: voar crro- (U'l nu" ........ . ri Ml by Kellogir's of Battle Ink trnl Omaha. Oolno North Mr, nnd Mm. A. 11. Epnursun, 130 N. 1st, luft Thursday morning for Portland, Tucomu mid 8i!iiiUu whuro Ep purriun will confer with tho vol. eruns administration on tho mat lor of Cil loans, ISpporxon In rop. rcsontatlvo hero of Iho Pacific First Federal SaviiiHH und Loiin association of Tucomu, Whllo In Tueonia, Epperson will attend tho Niitloniil Association of Howl torn dlittrict meeting. George Ep person lit In charge of thu office during hid fulhor's absence Eagles Lady Eagles mot nt tho homo of Mnry Lewis with 16 present. A shurt business mceU Iiik wiw followed with n pinochle game, High scores were hold by Fannie Thompson and Ellen Ferguson, low hy Dorothy Hea ders nnd Clnrn Rimer look uncut scoro. Luncheon was nerved by hostess Mnrgiirnt Ulrlch. Tho next meotliiK will be held Murch 13. OriBni Partial Mlrliimri Kruno will hold tho necond of U HCI'luH of enrd nnrtli.a Hnlnr. day at 8 p. m. In tho Kranuo hllll. All mArnhnm nnrl frlnn.lu nro Invited. - m. ; i Hon or will hold practice Friday at ' i" ".v- nan ior an om- corii and tho nice club. They are :r .ivMuitnuv fiiuuiiuu una thnro will bo an exocutlvo moot- Return South Nadlno nnd Mnrulo Pnlmerton, duuKhtorii of Mr. nnd Mm. Lorcn Pnlmerton of Pacific Terrnce, left Wednes day nlnht for tho Unlvemity of California where they will re Mima their Hludled nfter nn end of tho ncmcHtor vncutlon nt liomo. Ooe Home Mrs. Eddlo Rob prl Iiiih returned to her home In Poo vnlley after recolvlnR treatment nt Klnmnth Valley hospital for a severe attack of flu. Mrs. Roberts Is tho sister of Mrs. Vcrno Bloomberg of 805 Uphnm. No Visitors Although the condition of John Robinson, Weyerhaeuser employe who had major surgery hist week, Is re ported Improving, ho Is not per mitted visitors, His condition Is reported fair at Hillside hosptal. To Attend, Meet R, C. realtor, will-attend tho district tnnn in, r a . , " n'u iinuonui Associa- ; !m, "l Ko'dtors, In Tacoma, Wush,, tills weekend. Molln Auxiliary Tho Malln auxiliary to tho American Legion will meet Monday nt 1:30 p. m. In the meeting room with Mrs. Ethel Hamilton as hostess. All members are urged to nttend. Improvlnn Friends of Henri Conrudl of 2520 Homodnlo will bo happy to learn ho Is showing Improvement nt Hillside hospital where he Is receiving treatment for an ntlnck of neuritis. Return Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forlnn of 2074 Enrle have re turned from a two weeks' vaca tion spent In Snn Diego, Pasa dena and tho boy area. Past Noble Grand Club Tuesday. Morch B, the Past Noble Grand club of Prosperity Rebek uh lodgo will meet in the IOOF hull at 1 p. m. Surgery Mrs. Albert Bclvonl of Tulclukc is recovering from surgery at Hillside hospital. From OSC Lois Lutz, home munugemont specialist of OSC, will bo hero Friday for tho project lcudors' training meet ing, Tho meeting will be held from 10::0 n. m. to 3:30 p. m. nt the chamber of commerce. Those attending should bring sack lunches. Tho subject will bo "euro of walls, woodwork and floors," nnd each home ex tension unit will bo represented by two project leaders. This project will be demonstrated at tho two units through Mnrch. Returned Louis Corrlgan Jr., son of Mr, nnd Mrs. Louis Cor rlgun Sr., of 1120 Mon Claire, has just returned from service and has taken a position as desk clerk at the Wlllard, Corrlgan hud 31 months of service In the navy, 25 of which were spent overseas, He held the rate of Ph, M 1c nnd was stationed in the Hawaiian islands part of the time. Ho received his discharge February 18, 1046. On Way Out Cpl. Arlet Bragg, who has been stationed at the local U. S. army recruit ing office for the past five months, leaves tonight for Port land and from there to Camp Bcalc, Calif.,- where he will re ceive his honorable discharge from the service. Supper Club There will be a second meeting of tho Peace Memorial Presbyterian church supper club at 0:45 p, m. Sat urday. Churlcs Scuvey will en tcrtain with magic. To make arrangements for food for the potluck supper. Interested peo ple should call Mrs.' William Metier at 3050. Appendix Out Llttlo Nancy Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Clark of 2021 Lavey, had her appendix removed nt Hill side hospital Wednesday after noon, She Is doing nicely, Nancy Is n student nt Roosevelt school. Croup to Meet Delta Knppa Gamma members will meet In tho First Presbyterian church parlors Saturday at 2:30 p. m. and those attending aro asked to bring their song books. SPECIAL SALE OIL TANKS 120-gallon Heavy Gauge Oil Tanks $20.00 Why bother with a 50-gallon drum when you , can get one of these special heavy gauge , oil . tanks to give you ndequnte storage? FRED H. HEILBRONNER 821 Spring St. Telephone 4153 "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 1919 , South Pass Opening To Be Commemorated In Klamath A centennial celebration will be held in Klamath Falls this year commemorating the open ing of the South Pass to Ore gon 100 years ago. General approval for such a celebration was evidenced both by a group of interested citi zens which met at the chamber of commerce and by the Klam ath Falls Historical society. The society went on record as approving the commcmor- Open Saturdays The veter ans' contact bureau in the base ment of the Klamath county courthouse will bo open Satur day afternoons starting March 2, it was announced today. This new ruling was made because of the tremendous amount of business being carried on by the bureau. The front door of the courthouse Is locked Sat urday afternoons but the rear door will be open, Neighbors of Woodcraft There will be a regular meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft Mon day, March 4, at 8 p. m., in the KC hall followed by a potluck supper. Juveniles Juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet in the KC hall Monday at 4 p. m. ation of this historical event, with suggestions for a pageant of some sort. It was decided to hold whatever form of celebra tion decided upon before Sep tember 15. and invite neighbor ing communities and counties of southern Oregon and northern California to participate. Making the celebration a civic enterprise was approved. Plans at this stage are only ten- Thursday, Feb. 29, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE tatlvs. Another meeting will be held In the near future to out line a more definite program. The date of the next meeting will be announced and repre sentatives of churches, lodges and civic organizations will be Invited to be present and offer suggestions. COLD PREPARATIONS Liquid Ta&UtsSalv Not Drop Has satLrthftd millions lor yam. J Caul km: Um only a dtreKiod COLDS- FIGHT MISERY where you feel it-rub throat, chest and back with time-tested Don'r Tolerate Exterminate! Roaches Bedbugs Rats -Mice Guaranteed Service Yearly Contracts - Call 5783 M. H. WEAVER ATTENTION!" Effective Immediately BOB'S CAFE Greyhound But Terminal WILL REMAIN OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY For That After Show "Snack" Or Sandwiches For That Party Call 5290 IS Ut and 2nd Days OnW Frl- ond Save As 50 On F'"e Furs. 1946 STYLES NOW! it Every Fur In Stock Reduced For Final Year End Clearance! " look that W UU doesn't aKe n,agol"eS un ed Hamilton Furs- $1 t S1J - lift $e Just Received Hundreds of New Crisp Fresh Cotton and Rayon Print Dresses bright as a new morning Bright as new morning and colorful as a rain-( bows are these cotton dresses in seersuckers, chanv brays and ginghams. The choice of checks, plaids or stripes is left to you, but we know whatever 'you choose you'll look pretty in colors that flatter and styles that seem made for your figure. 4.98 and 5.90 time to "cotton up" to spring COTTON DRESSES Time to, think of cottoning up in pretty dresses" for spring and summer days. Hanging in your closet colorful as bouquets they make you feel that balmy weather's here. Worn about the house,' they're an indoor prelude to bright sunny days.' 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Sizes 36-46. i.in MEN'S MATCHED PANTS-SHIRTS Pants , ; Reinforced pockets; sanforized shrunk.A value 2.29 not to miss. . Shirts Men's: White Mule - 2.29 Work Gloves Short' and long cuff style ...J : ,. 1 ' ' ' MAIN FLOOR 79c and 86c Sizes 2-12:. 50c Girls' Cotton Slips Children's Corduroy Slacks 2 29 Suspender style L.- .....i :.....:.;...' y Infants1 Rayon Creepers Cotton knit 1.98 Infants' Crawlabouts Chambray..ll. 120 Ladies' Uplift Brassieres . 98c In tearose satin. Sizes 32-42 i Lady Lyke Combination Girdle 4 49 Sizes 36-44 - SECOND FLOOR .. Men's Part Wool Hose ; 49c 47 wool. Natural color. Sizes 10 to 13..,"......'......-..., T
