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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1946)
4 Change ol Date Tim regular monthly meeting tin It) ul the Mothers' club of Kucred Heart academy luui been changed from thn tlilrit Stiiidiiy In the. iimiilli to (hit third Tuesday In th mouth. The April meeting will ho hrld Tuesday ul H p. in. In thn school auditorium. All members urn asked to bring uny ni'W or old hooka aultablu (or llm school llhrnry. Chang In Plant Rev. Daniel I). Aiulcrsiin of Klnmiitli leinplu announced loiluy Unit tlia orlg Inul plana of tl 10 Iti'V. Dr. .ncllcr of Detroit, Mich., who win ached ll led to apeak hern Tueadny cvo lilnu, have hern changed, ltev. .oeller will apeak Instead the evening of April ail ut the Khun ath temiilf. Hp will visit hero under the auspices of thn Na tlomil Fellowship of Spiritual Awakening. In Lot Angolas Frank L. Weaver, 10(10 Auliurn, la In Loa Anitelea to bu with hla alater, Florence Weaver, who la III. Ml mi Weaver la well-known here, tiavlng vlalted nniiuiilly for inuny years. Mra. Wraver had aa her F.nster Siindny guest, Mra. I Jiunea Dougherty, former leach- rr at Newell who la now on the teachluK ataff at Carr achool near Tulrlnke. Raturn South Nadlne mid Minglo l'lilinerton, (lutiKhtera of Mr. und Mra. Lorcn I'ulinerton of I'aclfle Terruce, und Virgil II a nk I of San Francisco, re lumed aoulh Sunday after apendlnif the F-aalcr holldnya here, both tflrla will reunion their atudlca at Ilia University of California. From Brooklnga Mr. and Mra. M. K. Nlcodenuia of Iirook hiKa are In Klamntli Fulls spend ing the Kaater holldnya with their dauiihter, Mra. (Jcorgo Wllllnm llratton Jr., 111(111 I'ort Innd. Nlcodvmua waa with the U. S. National bank here before ho purchnavd bulb properly ut llrooklnifa. On tha Green Tom and Dob Perklna, Lloyd and Mary Drew. Lawson Martin and Jimmy Noel enjoyed 18 holea of ifnlf al the Heninea Coif and Country club Sunday. irl. II Tl T 1- r. rf V liiiwj -lit in ii invm, niii, ... George P. Dn via of thn Audley M..,l,., iipiiriin iiu, iiiiiviiu innnj from Norfolk, Va., where hu aervea aa aeaman ll rut china on the USS Wlaeonaln. Hnice will be here aevenil daya before re portiiiK bnck for duly on the rnat const, He expeela to be dis charged June 2, and pinna to re aume hla atudlea, Brunch Meeting The cham. her of commerce membership club will hold Ha aecond brunch meeting ut the chnmber, Tueadny ut 10 u. m. Kllglbln and prospec tive members to the vhiirnber of commerce will be auggestcd mid methods of signing up new mem' bera will be discussed. Naw Secretary Juanlta Buck of Chlloquln began work today us a receptionist and secretary at the Inspectors' officei In the city hall. Surgery Mra. Roy Lee. 636 : Ftoseway drive, entered Hillside hosoltol Monday for iliriferv. New Help Mra. Joyce Good und Ton! Jteynolda, both former employea of the Tulehike WltA camp have been added to tho atnff of the locnl office of the U. S. burenii of reclamation as ateiloiiruphera. Mlsa Keynolda Uvea with friends at 323 Divi sion and Mrs. Good la lonklnif for living accommodationa In Klumath fulls. With Relatives Mr. find Mrs. Jim Demilngtori, 1717 Main, spent Kuster Sunday In Horn brook, Cnlif., with her parents, three sisters und brother. Mrs. Itemilnxlon is the former Phyl lis Liskcy. IOOF CONFAB SISTKHS, April 22 (,) The nnnuul Orenon IOOK convention will be held here Satmdny. Feted on Birthday Joanne Iliimtltmi was feted on her 2lt birthday Inst Saturday with u dinner parly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins, 4720 lilsbee. Jimmy Noel wns also a Idlest. The Perkins celebrated their first wedding anniversary on Kaater Sunday, I Easter T'ip Margaret and Hert I'aachal spent Kaater In I ilremcrton, Wash., visiting relatives. Stopover Carl Topping of Vim Nuys, Calif., visited Easter Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moon on their ranch here, stop ping en route to his southern California ranch from his hold ings In Washington. In Portland Mrs. Francla R. I Olds of Riverside, la spending , Kaater in Portland with her 1 daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and daughter, ' Stephanie. j A HOUSEHOLD WORD : wllh millions, bt. Jiwnb mrana anpirin i ouslity. purity. In-na.tli. it Ht. Jusrnb A.imii, wutlil'aUiKMil "llw at 10c. You Mvvovcuuiuiouu llw 100Lblcttix,3c. A Confidential Survey of your Insurance Estate Should B Made Periodically See PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA cm Woman Hurt In Fall From Roller Coaster PORTLAND, April 22 VP) Mrs. Frank Osborne, 18, was in the Providence hospital to day with serious back injuries received in a 45-foot fall from a speeding roller coaater it nearby Jantzen Beach park. Deputy Sheriff Lee Perkins said he was investigating the accident after Mrs. Osborne's mother said her daughter's safe- "i lost 52 Lbs.! WIA SIZC 14 AGAIN mmx, c wills, rr. wokth JU Ptstunsl tU V mr tt poejtvl 4 hava i. na a.tl ratify sot t 4ifrVai thaa or, t why aM fryUAy4 llMtLwtl I ineM (nun la rllaieal fiu cooduCLxd bf 1 li tha A YD 3 VI i at. la Cm4f twdtcal 4vuh$ avxf thaa I frfit ictt I io II poua Radurlal Ptaa. Wit IM. Ard. Pl ro 4a I tvt ml .ay .1. ... rr( poj(aM. UU M butui. fl UBplrrut iim Oawm It. Mmt4 ami whs rtm .nloy 4.h,iM Ivtt.nm lAfll- . 6m1i AVM (Mfon uh mail. Ab lull kB,U JO ita. mbbIv W Ar4 Mir II 1. II 4'iighl-il wllh "Wt MONEY SACK with tU my am bu. rmm mtni'i fob oacos WAGCONSB DBl'O CO. Tear Out This Ad As A fUmlnder anaAi-a News, ai.aiik r.iii, on. MONDAY, April tl, tMa, ( rire ty belt was fastened at the time the ride began and the girl had not unfastened It later. Land Of Plenty Is Canyon City CANYON Cm, April 22 (VP) Canyon City has few people but plenty of scarce food. The show cases of this 312 population town are loaded Investor Mntnal, Inc. llNVESTORS SYNDICATE . MiaatAfOLis, maauoTA - MARTIN A. - PUTNAM Phone 8218 Klamath Falls, - with butter. There Is plenty ot meat and feed grain left, too although the supply may run out later. mum 385Z1KS.01D Wot Nmr MMnt T tutl Uk Thltl Hr a tip for teommn who tuff hot Jtaahm nmrrout tnion dum io "middlag" It th functional Hmlddle-gH porlod peculiar to women makai you ivifTer from hot fluhy, feel tired, "drnKKd out," nenroua, bit blue at tinietv try Lydla E. Plnkham'i VeRetabla Compound to relieve such tymptoma. Plnkham'i Compound la one of the beat known medicines you can buy for this purpose. Taken retpilarly this great medi cine helps build up resistance against sueb"mlddle-as;e"dlstreas. Pink hams Compound has proved that some of the happiest days of some women's lives can often be during their '40's. Also aa el! active stomachlo tonic I LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S B Attend Exhibit Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jackson, 2.'J Commercial, returned Sunday morninu from a week's vacation In Portland and KiiKenc. While In Portland they attended the apring exhibit of tho Oregon Society of Artists al the Portland Art Museum, jssjaaasMHaaiiiiaviM UnLaUalJ uUUU UuJ uua rT . : " " Z". f 1 1,, ' " ' !Z-.CSTS i Mr I I cloth fP- A . i 97cZI j Nurie Here Alyce Hloom, nurse consultant for the Oregon State Crippled Children associa tion, V..1A In Klamath Falls last Monday on business connected with her work. She canwt here from I-ukevlew and went on to liend Tuesday. She waa a guest of Mrs. Myrtle Caldwell at the 1)1 'W dinner Monday night. Easter Weekend Ida Mae Brown and Viva Llskry spent the weekend over Kaster at llornhrook, Calif., visiting their parents. Their sister, Mrs. Caro lyn Andrews, and her husband rnnio up from San Franclaco for the occasion. From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Foster of Portland, for merly of this city, arc hero aa guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ulehn of Pino street. They plan to return north tho latter part of the week. To Eugene Joan Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 11. Campbell of Pacific Terrace, spent Kaater hero with her par ents, returning to her studies at the University of Oregon, Eu gene, early 'Monday morning. Mra. Campbell drove north with her daughter. Goes North Mra. Clayton Adams, (Uarbara Iteane), daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Walter Ueane of this city, left Monday for Portland where aha will go by train to Chicago to Join Lt. (Jg) Adams who has Just com pleted treatment at tho naval hospital there. Home Today Edith Wisson bach, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick C. Wlssenbach of High street, was moved from Hillside hospital to the family . home this morning following a recent appendectomy. In San Francisco R. H. Dun bar, pioneer Klamath Falls realtor, la apendtng 10 days' va cation in San Francisco and other bay points. Pinochle Party The Suburban ' League, auxiliary will hold Its - regular pinochle party at 2 p. m. Tuesday In the KC hall. Hans Norland Fire Insurance, 123 N. 8th St. rn -7 When Oldsters Marry By EARL WHITLOCK Every once in a while, when a couple well along tn years gets married, you hear people snicker at t n e notion that two people so far along In years should want to emulate tho ; young and have their romnncc. But here's a thought of Booth Turk I un ion's I ran across that ap plies to that matter and that I want to pass along to you. "It Is love in old oge" says Tark "Love no longer blind, which Is true love. For love's highest Intensity doesn't neces sarily mean Its highest quality. Glnmnur and Jealousy are gone, and the ardent caress, no longer needed, Is valueless compared to the reassuring touch of a trembling hand. Tho under standing smile of an old wife to her husband is one of the loveliest things in tho world." "Memory Garden is open." Next Monday Mr, Whllloek of tho Earl Whltlock Funeral Home will comment on "Happy ' Hen." HI .'4 zyiz Walkahle! LOW PRICED FOR YOUR SAVINGS Drrtiirciv $127 $80 $00 $l98$C & Em asf $98 $1-90 GROUP 1. Good styles In washable cottons. Regrouped and repriced for vour savings. GROUP 2. Fresh new styles that you can wear all summer! Washable cottons In beau tiful stripes and florals. GROUP 3. These new cotton dresses are in the mood for spring time and you! Proportion al to your figure in lines to minimize. In gala col ors that you will wear all summer. REDUCED! Ladies' Slacks $, 477 100 wool slacks reduced! Black and whito check patterns in good wearing wools. Tailored to fit so nice. Sizes 12-20. SECOND FLOOR REDUCED! Ladies' Blouses $ Sheer and pretty! Pastel colored blouses with long sleeves. Sizes 32 and 34 only. You'll save on these. SECOND FLOOR REDUCED! Ladies' Hats $oo $2 A group of new spring hats re grouped and repriced. Styles that charm. SPRING DRESSES REDUCED! 3 BIG GROUPS . . . REPRICED! GROUP 1. 00 Smart street types and dressy ones too. Grouped together at this low saving price. GROUP 2. $roo 5 Don't overlook this group of dresses. Smart styles and good materials that you can wear all summer. Sizes 12-42. GROUP 3. $00--$gOO Smart for springtime ... re duced for your savings. All over floral designs on light backgrounds. Colors full of sunshine and rainbow variation! Frocks and button fronts. SECOND FLOOR MAIN FLOOR f 6 BIG O TABLES Odd Lots From Every Floor Shopworn, Damaged and Discontinued Lots. Only a Few Listed Here Boys' Hats 69c Boys' Shirts 98c Boys' Pants .... $1.63 Boys' Overalls ... 98c Window Panels . 98c Shower Curtains, $1.88 Window Cur tains . . . $1.98 Women's Scarfs . . 10c Ladies' Beanies . . 25c Ladies' Purses . $1.77 Ladies' Jackets . $1.97 Ladies' Blouses $2.47 Children's Shoes, $1.87 Children's Shoes, $1.47 Ladies' Slippers, $1.13 Ladies' Slippers . 97c Ladies' Slippers . . 98c Children's Shoes .98c Window Panels . 39c Window Cur tains . . . . $1.88 LADIES' DICKIES Attractive white dickies In many styles; high, round or feminine V-neck styles with frothy jabots or tucked fronts. main rxooa o
