oeno Mrs. C. S. RoborU
I k .... iftilti iiccfiiiiimnlcd
X. HubwUon wllf at
m.. j.iImu at Mm. Hur
ra., ituSwl", daughter of
ill lu solumnlzod
i'Lv1-.. fhriHtliin church In
L on Sunday ut 4 p. in.,
fn, rbara lit niurrliK to
i Minitli, United oiiiicn
1. 611 ....i'l., will fnlliiw In
old room of tho Eutteno
Mrs. HoburtBon will arrive
",?.... ..Ilu In t inn In
'dinner parly for the
'.roup. Minn Hnydon will
iS'r undo unci mint In
tZVtth: Mm. H.mcnsm
to visit for Severn weeks
Mite Salem mid I'ortlmul
KCIK'......,i.,u m Klamath
ft'lU. MO.O
. ....... i. ....J
8 South i'.niK "
.it Lucas If ft Monday for
jKn.ncl.-uo utter unending
I home. Lucas returned re
ly from Poland and Sweden
.if York, returning to Los
. . i... ninnn. She was for-
file.
. nnl Ml-i PflV
Ilntcli left late Wednesday
5nnon for Sim Francisco, ae-
-.' ' Vi. n Mm
-ias B. Walters, and return
IP .i.l- ...jtnlrf.llH.
. i- r. I-
fcllot Mrs. rriiiiK' nu.m
lol Snn Francisco, formerly
llnmutli Falls. Is visiting boro
hort lime. She accom
ti Mr. oncl Mrs. F. L. Wcav
fcmcfrnm San Francisco and
Kdoy will Ko on to Salem
Silt a nephew before rcturn-
kcre.
In Hoioltal FrliMulu r n
lliirdenbrook, former Klumath
Falls businessman and pioneer
luiiiuuiii. win reurci lo learn lie
Is in a Chieo, Calif., hospital and
will receive treatment thero for
the next turn wm.lcu
brook, wllh Mrs. lliirdenbrook,
was at lliclianlson Springs when
liu becanio ill. They were en
roulo lo Albion, Neb., and had
iJiuiiiieu ii leiiKiny vacation trip.
Mis. lliirdenbrook writes that
litter her husband Is dismissed
from tho hospital they plan to
spend two months at Curmel,
Calif. Mrs, lliirdenbrook Is at
niciiuruson springs, near Chieo.
Homo from Navy Lester Wll
kciiKnn. Kriti itt Mi ,.m.i ni..
Floyd H. Wilkenson, Oregon ave
line. Is lionni from llm
With 1111 hmicirnliln ,ll,. I, ,.-.,
from the navy after three and
uiiv-nuii years in unilorm. Ho
plans lo work with his brother-in-law
In the uuto repair business
here.
Poit at Minor's Dick Post,
who recently returned to his
home here after serving with the
7lh bomber command of the air
force on Okinawa, has accepted
a position in tho shoe depart
ment al Miller's, formerly Moe's,
which Is operated by Frank
liogatay.
Lodge HeopenIng Cres-Dell
Jpdgo near Crescent lake on the
Willamette highway will reopen
for business Friday night. The
Greyhound bus will make Us first
stop there Friday since tho lodge
burned about two months ago.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Berk
eley DcVaul of Salom, formerly
of Klamath Falls, are visiting
Mrs. DeVaul's sisters, Mrs. Es
ther Noel of Klamath Falls and
Mrs. George Stevenson of Olene.
Thursday, March 21, 194S
HERALD AND HEWS FIVS
Al Homo Dr. J. Hardin Car
ter, Klamath Falls dentist, is
confined to his home at 13.r0
Pacific Terrace and will not bo
In his offices this week. Dr. Car-
Inr hurl lino.. Ml rnn .. 4i
...... .....i ... n.iiiiu UIUU
and had returned for a few hours
io resume nis practice when he
became ill this week.
tw - Mr nrnl Mm.
J.rd Shock hove sold their
n Klamath Falls and
c 1 n .... . ...t....... it..,..
red to iiuseuuis wmm
reddo. Shock Is following
(lumber Industry und accom-
cd nay opnrna o- my
U vaucy.
hi. c ..... Mn I.ina Horlon
1U4 ww..-- " ' .
ifold her homo here and gono
icdlands, Calif, to visit with
jon who iiB3 jiisi oecn ms-
tged irom Bcrvice. jvirs.
. , 4 ...III. U
will continuo to Los Angeles
,-Lslt her son, Earl.
lummBfls Sal Tho Rebcknh
till club will sponsor a rum-
c inle ail day Saturday at
(former Cummings Fur shop,
S. 7th. Anyone having rum
kt for the sale may leave it
4nlj location Frldoy or call
I
lummsge Salo Tho Pythian
BWlll OU1U n Ijti&iiii. nuu 4L.ni-
h wle In tho Balslger build-
L..l 1 ,.!) a An.ln.l4
fiat rummago to donato 1 is
s . . . hi
FIO can ivxrs. nueun funiui
fid Sal - The Degree of
lor will sponsor a cooked food
k it Pine Street Market bai
iiy at 10 a. m. Juveniles of
lodge arc asked to Dring
ntlops lo the salo by 0:30 a.m.
Joint Staff Bcrnlcc Mahan
fcnlly arrived from California
join the staff of the Modern
K beauty shop, 015 Klamath.
(is a permaneni wave specuu
iand hair stylist.
firing Timo Major John M.
r.ion jr., in charge ot tnc
il armv recruiting office was
Mcdford Wednesday to get In
a flying time. Sgt. Elmer
irllng accompanied him.
'nnilorrod Fritz Morrison,
titer In charge of Finney Log
i company timber sales at
tky Point, Is being transferred
5lsklyou national forest,
Back from Vnrnllnn Mi nn.l
Mrs, Bernie Rawlins are home
after a fortnight's vacation trip
which took them to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, through the
Mojave desert and the Sierra Ne-
vacias to Iteno.
To Lakavlew R. A. Lamott
Boy Scout executive, is In Lnke.
view today to attend a meeting
with a training committee there
to prepare a Cub leaders training
courso.
Laadori Matting There will
be another in tho scries of train
ing classes for Boy Scout leaders
In the girls' gym of Klamath
Union high school Mnndnv at
7 p.m.
In Grant! Pnm Mr. nnrt Mrs.
Claud Houghton, formerly of
this city, are now making their
home at Grants Pass and are
living at 70S 8th street.
Rotum Mr nnrl Mn . C W
Porncll have returned to their
homo here after a visit in Palm
SnriniM Cnllf . wh pro thnv annnf
the winter.
$100 a Month
for. Life
Tit Golden Yean Plan gives yout
1. Definite monthly Income for
life when you wish to retire
2; Protection for family now)
3. Pays double for accidental
death before retirement ages
f . Builds up large cash reserve.
J. Pays steady income if you
are permanently disabled;
STANIIAIUI
INSURANCE
Company
LYNN R0YCR0FT :
EVA LONG
BERNARD A. FETZER
412 Main St.
Klamath Falls. Oregon
'"lion Trip Mr. and Mrs.
C. Lorcnz. 537 High, have
ion a trip through California,
ty will stop In Snn Francisco,
;ta Barbara and Monrovia to
It relatives.
""iigo Midland grange will
the last of tho scries of card
Mm In tho grango hall Satur
1 t 8 p. m.
Hoipltal Mrs. Floyd Camp-
1443 Oregon, entered the
Mo hospital yesterday for
Wry. '
SAID SHE FELT
AND our:..
N Famous Cereal Helped
ievo Her Constipation
Hwsli ln..i l .....
bin,, j you luunnff
Pfged out? Then road thiB sin
unsolicited letter:
raSM h,u, '"""If
ilZ. , S '.nit. wn nl enorny. But not
U .1 "'"'" toko AI.L-J1HAN In
k Oil. h4 '""""vti. Il'a mlroculmn
uZ "..'Vrj a nhort time." Mils Marlon
"Slgra Wr" Avonut, Botrolt
iiiil.'.'?' w."y nwr havo to take
ittm ij . lnxativo for conatl
duo to lack of bulk In tho
H KELLOGG'S
lent- ry aay ana orinic
Hi -.. .UMjr' 1 ry 1,8 dc""
corcal-nd ln mufflnlI
OpC'SALL-BRANIsnot
i"liatiT0- It's a wholesome
rl5 ? from tlle v'''o' outer
k.iJ?h,cat' Ik Provides gontlo
ttt UJ t0 normal Jaxatlon.
"lvd ie,i day- If not eom
thZ v ,i od' son' empty carton
i?Bff Compnny, Battle
ttaj aacgttn- G Mia your
hBR,AN n your (f0-
Unfinished Step Ladders
Good durabla ladders just 2 foat high. Natural A
wood finish MM
BALCONY -
Asbestos Top Ironing Board
Heavy asbmtoi will not burn. Good sturdy y OO
construction vli,w
BALCONY
Plate Glass Mirrors
20" circle or 18"x24" oblong. Extra heavy OO
plato with rolnforcod back
BALCONY
Apple Cookie Jars
Large alia Jars that are both colorful and 0,95
practical - .fc
r BALCONY mm
Rayon Casement Cloth
Ecru and green color In good weight tayon. - Pj-
39" wldo for drapos and lining - 31 .
balcony w yd.
Cannon Bath Towels
Largo bath alie. Pastel colors. Good JOC
heavy quality .-. OJL
Old English Scratch Remover
Famous qualityl Removes scratches and OCC
blemishes easily r-ioN W
Silver Polish
Easy to use and ao very good. Good aise jar. (q
Pa8,e ,orm balcony"-" . IW
Tavern Non-Rub Wax
Easy to usol Needs no rubbing or polishing. COC
For floor., furniture .........pint
New Spring Woolens
Colorful oastola just received. Beautiful 9.49
hades. 60" wldo ..
Canvas Gloves
Mon's sis. t Qc
Heavy weight canvas S IT
Teamsters Aprons
With bib. Apron strings that tie around OQC
waiit and Ig irIooW7"" """ 'O
Men's Striped Shorts
Full cut broadclothi throe gripper front, con- f AC
voniont tie sides. Sizes 30;44 U
Ladies' and Boys' Canvas Gloves
Small slios. Good
heavy quality -;,;; I
Lumber Mitts
Doublo wire tacked in heavy "1 .49
,1U l8ather iw ESS.""" '" 1
Men's Spring Hats
New spring colors. Factory blocked or C.90
hand models m FLOoii"
Khaki Twill Pants
Men's sanforised shrunk, heavyweight khaki 9.39
twill pant.. Precision f it. tofjJW to 42........
A Great Place for Your
.i -..-W V 1 I CX I I . t I i-r i-r a X I
MT.
.-244.'-5K.
( i , im
"''tS iTftif1 Children's Cellini
llPi Casual Jackets Bracelets
' mmwm 2.98. 1.00 .
rJU&lE!'' Plus fed. tax.
tHfjr Little sister will be happy
to wear these grownup Brilliant glitter begins at
I . , . , , , ., your wrist and encircles
' jackets copied from the your arm with these won.
collegiate blazer; in bril- derful new Cellini brace-
' liant colors. Sizes 2-14. lets! Silver finished.
second flooe main rxooa
I SPRING DRESSES
.25 f,-00 '00
Now when you need them .... A big selection of styles and
colors regrouped and repriced . '. Jerseys, Gabardines, rayon
prints and many other wanted materials. Come in early to get the
best selection. Sizes 9-44.
Ladies' CHENILLE ROBES
Just received in extra large sizes. Beautiful blue and "2dP.84
r ucnsia. ao xo ?o.
Ladies' Chenille Brunch Coats : :
Short style heavy chenille. Enjoy these thickly tufted chenille
4.27
coats these cool mornings,
pastel shades. 12-20
Soft
. Zipper
Bags
2.98
Plus fed. tax.
Large size! simulated
leather; sturdy handles;
wide, convenient zipper
opening; just the bag for
overnight trips.
MAIN FLOOR
Boys'
Dress Shirts
2.29
-
Made -of fine quality
broadcloth; well tailored
in bright, striped patterns;
colors grey, tan, green and
blue. Sizes. 10-17. , . . -
DOWNSTAIRS ' "
Boys' Heavy Twill Jimmies
Made of heavy khaki twill, well tailored V jffi
play-proof fabrics. Sizes 1 to 8 .........!....
Boys' T Shirts
A fine cotton weave. A Junior .American
emblem on the front. Just what the boys
want. Sizes 4 to 10
69
Boys' Sleeveless Sweaters
Made of all wool. Just the 'thing to wear qq
under your sport eoat or suit , for extra .TO
warmth.- . . 1 ...
Boys' Whipcord Pants
Made of heavyweight material, well tailor-
d, zipper fly. Color blue only. Sanforized. I
Size 8 to 16 ;..
Jr. Boys' Sweaters
Made of ' all wool knit, two-tone, plaid
front, plain colored back and sleeves.
Colors blue, tan. brown and red. Sizes 2-10.
.92
Boys' Hats
All wool felt with matching felt band.
Colors blue, tan or brown. Sizes to 7.
Boys' Sport Slacks
Latest in style for dress or sport wear.
All wool plaid zipper flycuffed bottom.
Sizes 8 to 18 . -- -
2-98
5.90
DRAPERY
YARDAGE
40" Hand Painted Duck
Assorted: floral patterns;
brightens up your 1A
windows.
Yd.
52" Hand Pointed Duck
Sunny and bright; two
gorgeous 1 QQ
colors .- Yd. '
40" Cotton Marquisette
Airy cotton marquisette;
sunny, neutral 1 7C.
shades.
Yd.
BATH MAT SET
Soft and ; luxurious tufted
cotton; pastel, colors witn
seat covers to . A QQ
match. 7W
BRAIDED RUGS
Bright new colors; trimmed
with fringe; O QQ
27" X 48" size.
BED PILLOWS
In heavy ticking filled with
curled chicken feathers.
Size 20" x 26" 1.59
Size 19" x 26" 1.93
' Shop PENNEY'S fo.::.
Shower Curtains
For splash and dash!. Deco
rative curtains of .strong
sparkling radiantly color
ed water-proofed pastel
fabrics, prettily designed!
6'x6'. " "
Window Shades
36" cloth shades; . strained
honey color; . 79c
washable. '
VINDOW CURTAINS
To Match .'' ''
Figured water-repellent,,
27" by 54" size
-Favorites lot Comfort.
BOYS' OXFORDS
2
.98
"Just what I wanted,'' you'll
say when you see these clas
sic "straight tip bal oxfordsl.
Rich russet antique leather,
rubber heels, leather soles.
For Miles of Comfortl
BOYS' LEATHER
MOCCASINS
3
.4?
It's a moccasin, but it's a
firmly made- oxford, too; the
Goodyear Welt construction
combining sturdiness with
smartness! Stitched brown
'leather, with corded soles and
heels, moisture-resistant San-.
'itlzed
Men's Sport Shoe
MOCCASIN
OXFORD
4
.79
This is a shoe to be reckoned
withK Double V soles, both
made of a 'long-wearing composition-material.
They ex
tend wide and clear from
the shoe and rise up in front
to earn the name.
Medallioned Straight Tip!
DRESS OXFORDS
1.79
Light and deep leather punc
tures define the heel counter,
the line around the bal tie,
and the straight tip medal
lion. Heavy leather soles
give the shoe an expensive
look.
Well Tailored Footwear!
MEN'S BUCKLE
OXFORDS
', Your best tailored suits -deserve
a functionally designed
' leather shoe like this one!
Richlv antiaued russet leath-
er buckle oxford with sturdy
i half-double leather soles, rub
ber heels, long-lasting Good
year Welt construction.
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