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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1946)
Br F!.ton. lirand deun of tho llrtlel""' -.- .. (tin Wn.n. "ii.. Moose, will mnko nn I"1 leol n Tuesday ut KUKand.... r ..torts ""a co,".,n,.l.""u Lf will wear formula. Tho feS bo.nl. will meet at preccdliiK " .ii'w PTA Mrs, Wlnnl i K Ollle" w111 P""""1' .! miff domonstruto Iron sliirt. at tho rcti fi, t 20 p. in. In lconm eo will hold 5",',' . ,. l o n. m Mite PTA moctlng. LoW."kn?-Mr i,d mcnt tho weekend here -jii'u mironts. Mr. mid w Criindull of 218 Kldo- 1 Mrs, li",h, ,n L to her homo Willi a back faiuHcrcd two weeks no. Iuilltarr Members of St. i reslir mooting Thurs ,I2D.I. In tho parish hull. I S . ...Ill U Mn T.w.L- The proKrum will con ,Vihe Lenten study, leu will iirved. South Mr. nnd Mrs. irtConrmll of Homedulo aro l Wednesday mornliiR for jffweek stiiy at nichnrdiion iIL-v will nliio visit Mrs. tail's brother, Walt King of tjivlllc lank Conner Members of Wr - IJTA ...III Kesday at 7:30 p. m., at ltd time there will bo a reg. mtclMK ana wmio eiepnoiu lues A short business meet- it 7:30 ionium win precede hlrthdsv (lance and buffet of American Lesion In tho War korlal building. All veterans cordially invliccl to attend. ii ts Meet The Klamath utnn Ladles Aid will meet bdiy at 8 p. m., tonight, at l ttiurcn. mo u-aguo win lent play, "One Resolve." L-SIMPSON'S PET SHOP Vl'llalft IImbi '., Bill llteUlllS Cuirits 0 Dogs Geldflib Aquariums nrMMO Cellar Laa that Tajt Unit's Ml. l-raola HIRTHEY'S SEED STORE uwi rut Tin Veterans Auxiliary There Will h li rnun Hi it uiixlllnry to tho Vcteruns ol For- jihi yyhih iiiursciuy ut 8 p, in. in llio library clubrooin, with o out on nf nfri,...,u , 'i... ... ports of Mrs, Wiilter Thompson .,.,., iJiuMuuiit, unci Mrs. Henry La Barge, dinli'lct presl dent, of li,,, ,1,.,.,... i , council meeting In Porlliiml. An iMimi-nwiiK iiieeung is in prospect ?"!,'.. mr,'"bl!r Pelican post 1 Mil I will im.Ii.i1i, .. it, nl at supper following tho meeting, Htbokah Lodge There will bo ?, Wl"1. meeting of Prosperity Hebckii i IihIim l ii, Trri, t... r, Tliinsduy at II p. m. A class of vi'iiiiuHHcs win DC minuted, and refreshments will be nerved by a committee headed by llliinchc Motschcnbachcr. To California Mrs. S. R Berry .of 2U)5 Hnclnmntlon Is leuvlng Tuesday evening for Sun Joso and Gllroy, Calif., where sho will visit her son's fumily. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Berry, and friends. Sho expects to be gono for a week. Mat Friday There will be a meeting of the airport com mission Friday night ut 7:30 In tho council cliumbcrn in the city hall. All persons Interested in aviation mid development of tho ulrport here nro Invited to attend. Amaranth The Order nf Am. uriinth will meet In tho Masonic hull Wednesday at 8 p. m. Re- ports irom mo urnnd Court held recently In Portland will bo heard at this time. In Maryland Mrs. C. W. Henry learned through a long distance call from her son, Kelly Karris, that ho and Robert Mende huvo been assigned to Aberdeen, Md. Trad In Your Old Oil Stova on a Naw FLOOR FURNACE Avallabla for Immadlata Installation TERMS IF DESIRED Tno" ft 11 a can k ui Ball & Porter 801 Spring Phona 7708 Raturnlna .Tim n .,,,, Ki u. n tV " ""t,i ui iiiu city pollco department Is ex pected lo return toduy from Sun I'oniundn, Calif., whern hn nl. tended tho funcrul of his father last week. Camttary Committaa Tho cily cemetery committco will ""-'i'J u.1 1::)u P- m. Thursday with C. M. Hansen of tho Lincoln Me monul Park In Portland. Conducting Services Rov. C. C. Brown of tho First Buptlst church is In Lukcvlcw this week conducting religious services at the Baptist church there. To Portland Odell Olson, city motorcycle putrolman, has gono to Portland to appear before tho federal grand Jury as a witness In a cuse. Mothar 111 Raymond Smock, city policeman, loft this morning for Gurden City, Kans., to bo with his mother who is critically 111 there. Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs Charles Drew Jr., route 2 box (IBS, ore parents of a daughter, their first child, born Monday ui K.iamutli Vulley hospital. Visitor Mrs. Leo J. Atwater, of Stockton. Calif., arrived Mnn. day night to spend 10 days vislt- iiik ner parents, Mr. and Mrs, jonn a. Hunaall, 310 High. In Lakeviow Mrs. P. Web ster, 845 Eldorado, Is In Lake- view conducting youth activities under the auspices of tho First Baptist church. A FLAT DRINK IS A DUD KEEP YOURS WITH it 1 I CANADA OH WATER Only Canada Dry Water hat "Pin-Point Carbonation" to Insure longer-lasting ' sparklet And a apecial formula to point up flavor. Always use Canada Dry Water. CANAD WAT en i lure is vir SiaiD By California Shipbuilding Corporation Jf Thli grtat 1 4-way, emergency 'shipyard will soon be leveled to the ground. To make way for the demolition crews, there are still large quantities of surplus ma terials and equipment which must be sold - and priced to sell .WELDING AND CUTTING EQUIPMENT PACKING ""70 Alrco 4 and 10 Radiograph Cutting Machines 9 Oxweld CM1 6 cutting machines 896 Alrco style hand cutting torches, 45 to 180 degree heads 55 Oxweld style C32 hand cutting torches, 75 lo 180 degree heads 72 Oxweld style W26 heating and welding torches 82 Alrco style welding torches 56 Alrco style machine cutting torches 2800 Alrco style oxygen and acetylene line regulators 600 Victor style oxygen or acetylene line regulators Asbestos, graphlted spiral, 1" to VA" Flax Tallow, W to Vi" Square hydraulic, V" and V4" Steam L. P., lub. or graphite, V4" and V" , Valve stem braided, V" and W Vdlve stem twisted, V4" and Compressed asbestos fibre sheet, W, X", Vt" Cork fibre sheet, W, Ki", W Rubber sheet, W, W, H", W, V4" Stocks Include Garlock, Anchor and other familiar trade names. 1 V" & 1 'i" dia. hub, steel-bore In various dimensions 1 1." t. o" Air, huh. ileal or allov-bore In various dimensions i , . VA" & VA" dia. hub, steel-bore In various dimensions Hinged, V" dia. by various lengths Universal type C.H.J. 3A, various sizes Universal, ball tooth, hinged, various sixes MAHY OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE Numeriui typ and sizes of iron body and cast steel valves for varloTf! i faflgeS f pressure, flexible valve shafting, pipe hangers, roller grips, va ve hand wheels -o mention only a few-are available in large quantities at Calship. V Mtef! ftp r tl"! Immkt Miwy Write or Wire Industrial Equipment Company Car. of California Shipbuilding torporatlon, P. O. Box 966, Wilmington, Calif. . r-l.. Ojinrxenfatlves For CALIFOItUIA SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION 8600 UNIVERSAL JOINTS Tuesday, March 19, 194S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE amous iNames in Dress Fashions ' Here is enchantment in fluid styles ... so moulded to the figure that they have that poured-in look! AS ILLUSTRATED Shirtwaisi Frock by PAULA BROOKS A gorgeous little frock in peacock blue . . . moulded to the figure by shirred magic. Full gored skirt gives draped gracefulness to the slimming lines, and lovely plastic buttons give sparkle and contrast charm. Fashioned of crepe ro-maine. $16.95 CASUAL FROCK 1 by KIRKWOOD as illustrated " A lovely cable-knit frock in tan' and navy,' with contrasting white buttons and mock pockets on yokeline. Shirred waistline gives slen derizing appeal. Sizes 16 and 18.' . $19.95 SHIRTWAIST FROCK by LAWSON Shades of aqua and fuschia in a slenderized shirtwaist beauty . . . full of shirred loveliness. Large plastic buttons highlight this little Duaget beauty, bizes I6-IB-U. $ 1 2.95 SHIRTWAIST FROCK by REICH " ' A delightfully moulded little shirtwaister smartly different; with its perpendicular white braid stripes on the waist contrasting nice ly with the navy ground. A cluster of red cherries gives colorful contrast to the white and navy. Fashioned of fine crepe romaine. $16.95 I it Utoi, formerly MOE'S' the Woman's store nr. in
