Herald and news., April 10, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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home.
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I end. IWrMl.ni.Miw win uc
Irfalter the iiii-llim.
o .W VrUiwliI of
I movett from Kli.K City.
Ve near Ihflr win. Mnhr
iitwrn, mill owiit
Jmcri lias br.M. ill for some
r.
I i iii. iinv W. Olrti'n.
t. Who hM iVII 111 lit 111!
faitnek o( pnciiiwmli. which
L .-...-I.... u. h n nil IIIO CIII1HI
rnnwui." " " . ,
fully, l improvnm "
lint hnnnv In lcnrii Hint
I I nn thn llnurodr.
Soidcnburn is tint rl nblo to
tc his home, However.
Rorvlroi Mrailirn
Ifl'cllcun post i:iH3, VFW, are
Bote Thursday afternoon at
JO for gravrsiue rrvicrs mr
ml ttlinntU Thn orrvlprs
flic brrn delayed until Tlnirs
ItJ pending nrrlvnl nf relatives
.a)n the lluwnilnn Wands.
hoTlna Dr. nnd Mm. A. O.
inlcke and three children will
(if next week to the federal
iilnil unit where Ihey have
itn n npnrlment. They re-
51 ly sold their home on Port
1 street to Steve Hose.
Mother Dim Mm, J(..in M,
Tldwell of Kil...... til Kill In utt.Miil-
eii flnnl rltcn for her inoth.'r,
Mm. llopu Weill), wlfu of How
unl Wrlln of Mi'dfiiid, who died
'i'lmi'iiduy In u valley IiohiIIi.I.
Thn fuiiilly liml lived in Mt-il-
ford for two year mid prior to
that llinu Hindu their hiimu ut
Trail.
Recent Visitors Oui'hIh at the
hoinii of Mrs. K. W. Ahhey on
Lincoln street recently were Mr.
uiul Mrs. Arthur I.umcii, (Helen
Abbey), and their two miiik, Ted
dy and Wully. Thn i-iimeim ure
former renldenU of this city unci
lire now inakinu their Inline In
KliMene,
Passes Thulium Warren Hill,
UU, itlncu December. 1111)2, u rcni
dunt of Ashland, died this oast
week In tho vulley city. He was
u brother-in-law of Mrs. Jennie
I.. HuKiic of Tiilelake. r'lnnl
rites werv held April 2.
In School I.ylo Mills, youni
son of Mr. and Mrs. DcLos Mills
of 202 N. 4th street, Is now able
to return to Fremont school fol
low i iik treatment for critical In
Juries received In u fall from his
horsu in mid-March,
Leaves Hospital Mrs. Krnnk
Daws of Ilothell, Wash., mother
of Mrs. K. K. Troliiiiin of Mer
rill, was able to leave Hillside
huxpitnl this mornli.K to return
to the Irolman home.
Bon Born Mr, and Mrs. Louis
ondlllon Fsir O. T. "Buck"
itojon, Snrnuue Hlver ranch
who hns been rrltlrnlly 111 In
mslh Vnlley hnsnltnl where
(underwent surgery for a rup-
il appendix, Is reported In
condition today.
EADS
STORAGE
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL MOVING
ilfhse. on Market St.
Offle. 220 Main St.
fimath Falls phone 8271
For
Coiiuiiercijii
llcfritforntion
SALES and SERVICE
Soe
Ksrl Urquhart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
8U Klamath
Phone 645S
e'ps build up resistance
gainst MONTHLY
CHAMPS
cADACHE
ACKACHE
IVhtH i
'I'm I -"-vnio loniol
VftChn k.Iu l. BUlTpr frnm n,n
liM1 K. l i t, '""""-try fam.
!' '"HiikV-hiT .L,""''. nervous,
bun, i,,""1",1" Krfnt mixtl.
,mco
ilf" "mnrkf.Viir ,nnrt won
l'hiki,'l,"ni. W. una
" Ai.i1'?' (-'omnound :
Oparatlon Murle Low, 2250
Hecliinnittoii, proprietor of
Marie's Sandwich shop, under
went major. surKery lit Hillside
hospital Tuesday. She Is report
ed dolnii well but is allowed no
visitors.
New Snow On
Oregon Roads
SAfiKM, April 10 (I') Npvv
HIIOW, Clrlvt'll l)y U tUHlttll'IIHt
hIui in, oiled up (in rofidti ut
higher i'lcvnllnnn toduy, thu jfttitc
hlHliwuy cotiimlKNloii milil.
Tin 0 it. m. row. rfporl:
(JtvMMriiit 'Hrn Klv iwiwt nmw
how, lohtl atiow 1(11 llM'ha, ,U (Ivgivea,
rurbrrl tnow uu mud,
Odcll l.mkm itmnvy rivvrciit, Tl
H'f". Hfl itM-ho ut now nl iiinmll
Kotir Inclifi iipw iiiow, I'm-kacl now
lriwrn ftillvpoila 00 anil 07, chains
attvtard
Aalitrla Nlorniy rain, roada normal
MfarhMiti -. HiatUrpil t'lrnitU, atiowrd
ImnI nlttlil Noma now on pavrninnl
ovpt I ho aiirniiMl tin Old Omtfori Ti all
tiiithwnv. but II U inclllhK
Ausllo Two Ini'hvA new iitow, now
on PiiltAl (rMoii hlMliway over lha
ofiKiiit
Meetings-
H'oinvn'B Council Klrat L'hrUIInn
i'Imim Ii, TiMirailuy, n :v ) i tn , poiluck
dinner In tha cliiirch I'ronrarn InrliKloa
Mini Hvlliy i'nlilcia llnnl. anil motion
llt'1ura, Mantl)M anil IiIkihIb Invllrd.
MUalnnary Mut laly Kalhryn Heat 1 1
MUalontwy Hy, IVnra MrniorUI
i'malivlailan rhurr li, (t ;io a. tn. Krlriuv
at hornn tit Mra F.flwln l, 4IH Moartl
man. IiiMiallallnn or oMItors Christina
Tlmr. mUaloiiMi y from 1-alln Arnnrl-a,
ltak.r All allrndlrm ahotihl bring
ami wlr lira and In bin snrvlce
llunai Clrdp 2 H i ni Thumday,
hotna of Mia K N Unimoii, 1 rt I U Hiirarnl.
Mra. C. I, llnrvcy, rharifti nf drvolloni.
Mra A M frruuaon, hook rnvlrw
I'ramunl I' I A Mrnlhttf Thursday at
3 Mi p in In Mhonl atidlTorliim. Muilral
proHinrn hy rhltdirr. of if (tool. KltriMlun
nl offiirra and Ira
USA - lloyal Nrlntihort nf America,
rroliir mrnlliiii Krlihiy, tl p tn., KC hull,
"inirri iiMiueaifMi 10 wvnr lornmta
Inltlnlhin JpIb Ktrrlo and Nallla I .a
Molhn. vhuritr ut rrfrnahnit'nta aflar
llirrllntt VlatlliiK tnrtnttrra wrlrotna,
W loom a 'I top If I'vllilnn Hlalara, rca!
tilnr tnrellna; In IOOK lofK room. Fri
day avrnlntf Medford leinplr uuaata of
honor at potltn-k dlnnnr at 0 In p m
I nit ml Ion of In riff si rlaaa acrrnlrd hv
Wlnrnia Irrnpln will follow brief hiialneai
aasaalon. Oflcari and Utfra ataff wear
formal.
ClitMlflod Ads Bring RriulUi.
Tree Planting
Gets Underway
I.AKKVIEW, April II Wed
nesduy mornlna tho forest serv
ice started tree pluntlnjj with
a crew of seven men, Forrest
Jones In charge. About 27,000
I'on.lerosa pine, two year - old
seeillliiKS Will he planted within
the next week or two, The area
hcinif planted, about :S ucres,
Is southwest of tho Dicks ranch
In tho old Dicks creek burn.
This new plantation Joins the
I (132 and 10:i4 plaiitinns. Even
tually the forest service plans to
(let most of this old burn buck
Into forest production. The dis
astrous fire of u:u eliminated
all trees from most of the urea
and thero has been little nat
ural restocking. Heavy brush
has taken much of tho old burn
and mude it into a waste area.
DurhiK the fall of l4t local
forest service men were busy
In xatherhiK tree seed, particu
larly from the Goodlow moun
tain and Cottonwood creek
areas. This seed was sent to
the Wind River nursery near
Carson, Wash. These 27,000
trees were grown from the
1041 seed and so are acclimated
lo this particular area.
Classified Ads UrlnK Results
Church Guild
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Owen I'cpple entertained the
Kulld of St. Barnabas church at
her home Thursduy afternoon,
April 4, The meeting was con
ducted by Virlnia Thomas,
president. Special guest were
Hev. and Mrs, Elvon Tull of
Klarruith Kails,
The guild ladles tied a quilt
and did other hand sewing. Re
freshment were served at the
afternoon's close to Mrs. Frank
flrown, Mrs. Frank Habcock,
Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Reginald
Thomas, Mrs. Wesley Dearborn,
Mr. Hill liechdoldt, Mrs. Paul
Monroe, Mrs. Charles Wells, Mrs.
Mary Dearborn, JIa.el Morrison,
Rev. and Mrs. Tull, and the host
ess, Mrs, Pepple,
The next meeting will be at
tho homo of Mrs. Mary Dear
born May 2.
In San Francisco Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wells of 324 N. 4th
street, are spending this week in
San Francisco on vacation,
YOUR
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OPENING OF
SUNSET LODGE
lllfhwtr 7, II Mll Soulh of
;1 lort KUmalti Junction
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SERVICE
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RKPRESENTINQ THE
EQUITABLE LIFE
Assurance Society
Now Xorh
111 If. 71b Phono IRI
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Nsw Bocrotory Mrs. Dannie
Gibson has taken the position
of iuvenlle office secretary
which was formerly held by Ce
rella Curly, now employed by
Copco.
Vlsltlns Horo W. It. Perkins,
lieutenant junior grail. ill the
U. S. navy is here visiting his
uncle, Henry Perkins, a local attorney.
On Buslnass Dur A. Huffman
of Youngstnwn, O., Is here on
business for several days. Huff
man Is ft lumberman.
Clasnlfled Ads Bring Results.
THE AND
NEEDLEWORK
SHOP
325 Main Sulla 7
Knitting Yarns
Hiawatha Crops-Cord
Hiawatha Chenilla for
Hats
Knitting Instructions
Commercial Knitting
Susan Bates Noedlos
KATHLEEN KRIZ
Owner
Bhop Closed on Mondays
OIL BURNING FURNACES
NORGE
M'PHERSON
KLEER KLEEN
Floor, Utility and
Basement
Models
FHA Tsrms
Fro Estimates
PHONE 6595
Nltas. Holidays
Phona 3041
2323 So. 6th
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WrDNISOAT. A Qlll IS, IMS, Ff. Ho HKALD 4 NKWS. Kloao.k riii, Oro.
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Wf Traditional
;v j Fashionable
15.40 to 29.75
The classic suit with its collar and lapels and
unUmpcred sleeves will always be in good
taste. Its' skirt is slim, unfussy ! Effective in
twills and worsteds. Fashion's suit has the car
digan neckline, winged sleeves, tapered waist.
More often belted than not, to prove your waist
is small ! Pastel woolens ' and smart worsteds.
rr--rry)eT iw im. " i 1 1
l II It M I w I I IB M
mm
l 9Bp RlHCS ;
ifrop Dressing
1 70ct-'
: m mm
: 1.
more than ever...
TAKE CARE
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n or Tuun lak
. v Below are listed only a few of the
BIG SAVINGS available from the largest
stock of auto parts in the west. .
WAR TESTED
Proved by Army and Navy!
SUPREME
COMPOUNDED
MOTOR OIL
. OAL. 79t
rro. f
TAX OC
85
A Premium Typ. Oil
at
NO Premium Price
(In Your Own Container)
"A 100 Paraffin Base Oil tKat
CLEANS as it LUBRICATES, guards
your motor against varnish and
overheating, keeps rings free, j
makes starting easier.
Por BETTER A SAFER LUBRICATION I
Battery Filler . 50c
MoM A ford
SWITCH
$137
Font, Marany, Xaphyr
FUEL PUMP
$189
o o o o . . A
f-lnch lattary
GROUND STRAP..
23
Wrap-lock
HOSE CLAMPS....
Friction faiy WorHnf
BUMPER JACK
$A50
a a e
Avfo
TIRE PUMP
$179
SAVI wllh SAFCTY
at WCSTIRN'S
All Msrchandlia lubct
I. Stock .n Hand.
Bex of 10 Vulcanising
PATCHES
34.
t a
AS S-tO.41
iscl
4
YOUR BONNET
will be
' mm X v;J w
2
.98
to
A
.98
MILLINERY
2ND FLOOR
That's our millinery; forecas) for spring t
Flowers bloom on bonnets, balf-hats,
Swiss straws.' and straw braids. Flowers'
formTgaychplets or flirtatious little
"head-gays'V Flowers peep beneath your,
brim iori nestlelinlyour: chignon Yes;
y our! bonnctiwill ; be- fairf with ; flowers!
snd--aoiwilPyouPYou'll look widfeel
likexthel.breatli of American. .Spring I
m t di ii J i. ... "ac!!l! 101,1(11
1038 Main St.
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