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sffli i Vh didliiie for
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P f1yihool Ut Sun Dl"01
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K m the Unlvenlly of
L iMr. Holon Mueller.
f' !!!. w York Sat-
MsJl. Mueller hu been
: irvlM three yor
u iwo year ?c
K 1 f?nrh hl nchoollnu
! cornea home.
I .. -.i Tl, Klntn-
EuHai nwoclntlon will
. nf I'lllC .
tRcy,P,C.A.dcr(,on
church will huvc charge
,-olloni.
l.iArmv - Nornimll.
',. II. S. nrmy choovInK
. m. In iho European
r. . ilirun-vear period.
L served one year In the
tl murine. Ho enllated
Tonlaht There will
pMllnii of the Suburban
loillgm. rriauy, pi a
i. ik. Cl.tiBii, i.hnfil nnrl
........... 1 mil lf-lnntffl HM
aiulirvw. - ---i
will be nomination of of-
nillr., Paul D. llcs.
Uluirolnrv tftrhnlclnn. hu
;ed his offices In tho Hopku
i liter lour ycurii aorvico
mrmA forces. Mr. and
Hcu ire residing t 4020
WiMnnlnnW0 and
frannAlh filntlntnn am ririv-
fc Washington D. C where
IStngleton will oe aiauonea.
(si formerly stationed at the
liirlne uarraciu.
I'
V ArtidM Girl Scout
tm articles on ine recent
U or swimming parties are
to can at tne uin ecoui
in claim the articles
U la there.
CslUornla Mr. and Mm.
ttn Baugh and month-old
Uohnnle and Ruth Biehn
left for the San Francisco
ins, where Baugh will
wiery. .
Vntrlnj Mrs. D. W. Cox,
uregon, is recovering from
me suiicrcci inst wecK
preparing fnt to turn In
fee national fat collection
Met Zlon Lutheran La
Aid met at tha church
W afternoon with Mrs.
Mr Dreeszen servlna as
to the group.
lltunt Soon Mr. P C
Nf Jf 428 Pacific Tcrraco
Jttd to return next week
tai lornia where she ha
r the past month.
frton-Bctty Merrill and
ucnoison left Inst night
UirM.WAr.lr Irtrt n MnCI..
wgon, Washington and
wiumoia. t
tafhler. Darlc, of 110 N.
returned , Wednesday
I "10-day trip to Tucson,
lUkal.wBob Lamott.
"m executive, Is on scout
In T a
Saturday
March 2
inn
M
Dncing 10 till l
Muiie by
PPPy Gordon's
OREGON
HILL
BILLIES
On Norlh A lln,imu n.wi nTM
Gudi'Ku Cliustiilii uru IuiivIiik Sat
urday oveiiliit. for Portlmid
whoru they will upend an Jndvfl
nlto tiino with lliitir son, Charles.
Thu I'huiiKo Ik bulim iniulo to
benefit Cliuslaln'a lu-ultli us lie
Iiiin been 111 fur koiiio time, lie
Iihn closed hlu law offieeM hero
and plmiH to lake n rest from
professional dutlOM, Ho and Mrs.
Chastaln have been residents of
Klamath county fur mora than
00 years und lliey will bo ureatly
missed by the niuny frleiidN they
huvo luado aver thoso yearn.
Stop Htr Tom und Jerry
Snyder, twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Krank Snyder of St. Helens,
formerly of Klamath Fulls,
slopped hero briefly on route to
tho University of California at
Berkeley where they will enter
th navv s V-8 proimim. A group
of their old friends guthcred ut
the train to visit with Tom und
Jerry.
Canceled The social liyglono
meeting set for Monday. March
4, to which heads of local organi
zallons were invited, has been
canceled. This meeting, however,
will be combined on March 0
with the first of u series of six
mcetiiiKs on social hygiene to
bo held at 1:110 p, in. In tho
American Legion hull.
To Albany Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank Niles of tho Marlon upurt
menU left today for Albany
where they will visit relatives.
Nile was recently discharged
from tho nrmy nlr corps after
three years in tho Pacific.
Loft Today Herman Klllng
son, 231 N. 0th, left today for
Kugene on business. Ho was re
cently discharged from service
with the armed forces.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Nlch
olas Long returned Thursday
night from a short visit In San
Francisco. They reported won
derful weather the entire time.
"1 Buslncu
(' Insurance
IV k I b t r you
awn your but
ptvrlntr or m
j r 1 1 r uefc-
YOU
NEED IT!
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 8th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Death Takes
Yreka Man
Word wus received today by
Mrs. iliirrlet F; Yordy of Tulo
lake, of the deuth of her father,
ChaileH L. Frost, 82, of Yrcku,
following an Illness of one
week.
Frost win a former resident
of Miicdoel, Calif., where he
Ivcd for 10 years before mov
lug to Yreka five years ago.
Funeral services will bo hold
Monduy ul 2 p. m. in the Gard
ner funeral homo In Yreka, He
is survived by four sons, Charles
L. Frost Jr. of Iowa, Edward
H. Frost of Kong. William
Frost of Portugcvlllo, N. Y., and
Howurd Frost of Macdoel:
three daughters, Mrs, Harriet
K. Yordy of Tulclake, Mrs.
Surnh Kwlng of Bend, und Mrs.
Belly Dupluntls of Reno; six
gruiidchlldrcn, and two great
grandchildren. Portland Meeting Mrs. Thom
as C. Pinker attended the two
day meeting in Portland this
week for executive secretaries
of tho Public Heullh association
of the state nt tho Oregon Tuber
culosis association headquarters.
Join Nbtv Phillip Thomas
Ohmun and John William Bow
man of Lakcvlcw have been ac
cepted by tho U. S. navy for two
year enlistments. They were re
cruited through the local navy
office,
i Visit Here Mr. and Mrs
W. R. Lamb of Mcdford were
guests last weekend of Mr. and
Mrs. Orvul Glenn, N 7th, and
also visited with her sistor-ln-law,
Mrs. Malda Arthurs.
For Extra Tasty
SANDWICHES
STOP AT
PAUL'S
DRIVE-INN
So. 6th and Martin
(Formerly Burr-o-n)
ErV
1 . ri? settle
1 Cf TVrnJ
Open II:S0 . m. to
19 p. m. Wtek Dyi
nd Sundy Till t
m. m. Balatrdtvyi
SUrtlni March 5.
Paul and MUdrtd Thomas
9 P. M. TO 1 A. M.
SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCELAND
515 Klamath Ave.
"Music As You Like It" by ' x
THE DANCEMASTERS
SPONSORED BY POST 1383, V.F.W.
DOUBLE WEEK-END
SPECIAL
Chocolate Eclairs
Tender flaky shells filled with
. tempting vanilla cream filling and
topped with chocolate fudge icing.
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I
, Chocolate Brownies
We are also featuring those delight- '
ful Chocolate Brownies, filled with
honey and nut meats to give them
; that extra delicious flavor. ! ' -
These two specials will excite your
whole family, so purchase a supply
to enjoy over the week-end. ;
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Friday, March 1, 194S
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See the lovely new coats in graceful lines to make a fine
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ft Wrap-Around Coats
-sir Reefers
ft Fitted Styles with Panel Belt
ft Tuxedos -ft Chesterfields ,
k Checks it Nailhead Trims
ft Tunic Lengths ft Shorties
; Pastels Deep
: Tones White.
!t Famous makes to
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19.80
' to
59.50
k J)
MMtltmaltw
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pretty cap sleeves and a
perky peplum frosted
with wonderful white
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Sizes 9 to 15. 5.40
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ricto
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A few deft o smooth .
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flattering veil ever minor blemishes .
vr fredcles, ond even covers these dark :
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by STETSON...U1.95
Brand-new look for a brand-new : , ... ,
season: the pale coolness of Stetson
cone crown above a Spring auitt.
(Light colore slightly higher.) '
A, complete line of Charles of the Ritz famous
make-up toiletries now available. Sold exclusively
at Moe's the Woman's Store.
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