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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1946)
rc M K u l . n o i i - I i ... i - ! I CAB Sees Decision Soon ' In Coast Airlines Case WASHINGTON, April 23 W) Official! of the civil aeronautic! board predicted today deci sion will be announced "very aoon" in the West Coast Air lilies case, providing service for western communities now with out plane service. , Following lengthy hearings, two examiners made recommen dations to the civil aeronautics board last fall, outlining "feed er" services for passengers 1 : Doveri Gets Bridge Job The state highway commis sion today awarded contract to Angelo Doveri, Klamath Jails; for the widening of the Altamont bridge on South Sixth street . Doverl'f bid was $14,835. The widening Is part of the South 6th street development from the viaduct to the Altamont bridge. Evangelist To Talk At Holiness Meets - The Rev. Hubert Mardock, field evangelist of the Friends Church, will be a special speaker at a three-evening Holiness con vention at the church of the Nazarene, Garden and Martin. ' The meetings will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day at 7:30 p. m., with several of the Klamath Falls churches participating. The Rev. Everett Tuning, pastor of Sprague River Friends church will preside. A Cordial welcome is extended to the public. Fairhaven Students To Present Circus '. Students at Fairhaven school will present a circus Thursday at 8 p. m. in the school gym to Which the public is invited. Primary grades will have charge of a circus, clowns, band and animals and the upper grades will have a variety vaudeville show stressing the period of time from the 80's to the present time. Slipoa COLUMBIAKNIT SWEATERS OREGON WOOLEN STORE DIME-, At Tha Sign " Of Tha RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Opea S A. M. to 10 P. M. Prepare Now for Summer! We have AIR CONDITIONERS and all tha necessary . material ready for IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION! Estimates Gladly Phone 7708 Ball & Porter Phone 7708 801 Spring jfrtfTIONM. DISTIUER5 PRODUCTSCORI'.. I x limited Supply! I I Se9r . . I Commercial 1 I Refrigerators 1 I 20 x 30 eu. ft. 1 -tt&r-l HURRVJj J V-CJG 1 -y ' tributary to the major routes, and proposing a "pick up and delivery" service for mail and express at many small towns. Another hearing was held April 8 on an application by United Air Lines, Inc., to con solidate its transcontinental route 11 and its Pacific coast route No. 1. Permission for the consolida tion would be followed by an application for non-stop flights between points on these routes. The situation is being watched closely by officials of Nevada Airlines, Inc., hopeful of de veloping a system extending from Reno into neighboring states. Serve Klamath Falls Nevada's president, Thomas O. Craven, recently asked Rep. Bunker (D - Nev.) whether the proposed UAL consolidation would adversely affect plans of his line to serve Klamath Falls and Medford, Ore., and several Nevada and California towns between Reno and Los Angeles. The application of Nevada Airlines to serve many of these points failed to receive approv al of examiners in the west coast case but the. possibility of more favorable action by the board is regarded hopefully by the line's officials. A UAL traffic official, Har old Grary, has testified that "if these routes (1 and 11) were consolidated, we could operate service from Seattle and Taco ma to Reno and down the east side of the (Sierra Nevada) mountains to Los Angeles." The line operates now on the west side of the mountains. Grary also suggested the pos sibility, if the routes were con solidated, of routing an east ward non-stop flight from Port land, Ore., through Salem and Eugene and directly eastward from Medford. Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousand- of cnupfea v wwrat, tw- biuftrd iaWj bx-s.ux bo.1r Uck Iron. cr new Tim. Tttjmtjr. Itr 0tr Tocic TiNet n trnn j-ou. loo. may nr! for prtt: t wnw" Tllsuoio Bi. Get JSc Introductory site now tni) -t9e At dnisT stores evervwnertj in fHam. th Fails, st Wslsrecos and Whitman Drue Venetian Blinds Patterson Furniture' 230 Main WEAR THE " H6LBROS n PPF"Jss Phone tr0 J w, . .THE AMAZING WATCH THAT FEARS NEITHER WATER NOR SHOCK! 17 Jewel Helbros HAS STAINLESS STEElr 8ACK . . . RADIUM DIAL' ., . . SWEEP SECOND HAND' , , . STRETCH BRACELET , Tin HELBROS "Dr.adnausU" . d.sign.d to m.at tli deminds of mart in civilian lif. for watch of ' military precision and ruggedntaf! A temarkablt valut at $39,731 BERTRAM'S 629 Main St. 0 AGtvt NtWV0RK5 . WrtiiKEY-A BUND . 86.8h5q7. Ib TmHHtMMl SPIRITS , Birds Return To Lava Beds Monument Birds are returning and flow ers are blooming in Lava Beds national monument, according to Don Fisher, custodian, who states that travel to the monument at present equals prewar travel figures, which reached 36,000 per year. Roger Reid, a returned vet eran and former seasonal ranger in the LBISM, will again be on the monument force this season. John Offcl of the Lava Beds plans to attend the regional fire school to be held in Port An. geles from May 6 to 10. Chief Ranger Carlisle Crouch of Crater Lake national park will ba ona of the principal speakers. Classified Ads Bring Results. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz. P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash. Ptt Adv. NUI-OVO Laboratoriaa Rubber Fishing Hip Length! Non-slip Soles! Light Weight, Just Like Pre-war! deeded MEN'S CLOTHIER Corner 5th and Main JEWELRY Klamath Falls sis BOOTS T30 i ... wciuoeo fhrGtnntroa I Many prices sharply reduced for this sal only! Quantities are limited in soma cases! Shop early for best selection! WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS Dramatically reduced right at tha peak of tha season. Styled right and priced right. All wool fabrics In checks, pastels, and dark colors. Reg. $14.98.... NOW $6.SO Rag. 819.98 NOW $10.50 Rag. $29.93 NOW $14.75 Reg. 833.S0 NOW $26.75 R9. NOW 2.19 Ilollon Girdles $1.97 We have 60 to sell at this price. 2.19 Panty Girdles ttl.S7 Priced for immediate clearance. 2.98 Women's Dressy Straws - - $1.38 Colors, black, brown, navy and pastels. 5.15 Dotted Swiss Prisclllas 8 1.1 1 Save during Wards EOM sale. 10c Dish Cloths Deduced 50, 5c A bargain not to let pass. Buy now. 98c Striped Pillow Tick -- 77c With zipper. Ready for feathers. 1.00 Lunch Cloths, printed 88c Attractive printed patterns. Size 48"x50". 55c Infants' Flannel Gowns, 38c Striped flannel . . . priced to clear. 2.98 Girls' All Wool Sweaters - 97c Pink or yellow; sizes 2-0. 2.98 Slipover Sweaters, Girls' - 97c All wool In colors blue and red. i '4.29 Girls' Corduroy Dobes, 8.1.88 Sizes 2-6 In either red or blue. 5.98 Boys' Corduroy Dobes, 8.1.88 Colors brown or green. Sizes 2-6. 2.35 Girls' Print Dresses - 81.47 Sizes 7-14 years. Spun cotton. 83.98 Steel Tool Doxes $2.88 Size 7"x8V4"x21", A value. 1.68 Auto Dumper Jacks $1.11 Priced to save you plenty of money. 1.98 Tire Dellners $1.77 Sizes 4.50x20; 4.73x19; 6.00x16. 1.15 Plastic Towel Dars - 79c 18" long. Save now during the EOM sale. 1.19 Plastic Towel Dars - 89c 24" long. Unlimited quantities to sell. 3.95 Chllds' Docking Horses $2.88 Ideal for the child 1 to 4 years. Ask about Wards convenient Monthly Payment Plan I I I.I N,w..A""'VAls i I I n 111 siocrric t t I M Ilectric Hot Plates A one-burner hot plate that will serve either at home or at the office. $80 Cm Man's and Boys' T-SHIRTS A long-wearing T-Shlrt of fine knit cotton. In Wards basement store. 53 Elco Pressure Cooker Hard, thick aluminum; Mirror-matlc pressure con trol from S to 30 lbs. See them today, $150 Just Unpacked Shantung Weave Prints New floral patterns in pastel shades that can be made into spring dresses for so little. 59c Aluminum Step Stools Light weight, yet built to stand more weight than you can put on it. True kitchen comfort. t ': $4 98 Galvanized Wash Boilers The reliable boiler that you have used for years. Medium weight galvanized ware. Reasonably priced. $ F Rag. 10c Flashlight Batteries A very large stick of bat teries, regularly retailing for 10c but now cut 50. Guaranteed quality. 5C Canvas CAMP COTS A special purchase makes this value possible. Heavy, weight canvas; similar to 1 those In Armed Forces. $388 M. i I V 1.98 Men's Herringbone Pants $1.08 Large sittcs only; 52 to sell at this price. 2.31 Men's Work Trousers, $1.60 Blue and tun colors, sizes 34-42. 3.00 Men's Work Pants $2.07 Blue, green and Inn trousers In sizes 36-42. 2.19 Hoys' Sweaters $1.88 Styles that he can wear thru the summer. 1.50 Men's Work Glovis $1.22 232 pnlrs to sell at this low price. 10.98 Men's Wool Shirts $7.88 Buy now for next winter and save 30, 8.98 Men's Plaid Shirts $ 1. 1 1 All wool shirts that are marked far below retails. J V 59c Men's Dress Socks I ic Ankle length socks In attractive patterns. 19.15 110 $n. Dolt Action Shotgun $17.11 Full and modified chokes. In the basement. 1.79 20" Illcyclc Tlri's $1.5 1 Wards simply have too many. Save now, 1.98 Fishing Heels $1.19 Reduced almost one half fur immediate clearance. 7.98 Water llepellent Jackets $2.08 For sportsmen; wind-breaker styles. 18c Fishing Lenders 10c 6-lb. test; 10 yards. Sporting goods dept. V 9.15 Doudolr Chairs, Deduced v $0.11 Covered In gay floral patterns. 21.18 Hair Felt Dugs $18.11 Largo 0'xl2' size. Ideal for summer use. $20.15 Unfinished Desks $18.11 Paint them yourself and save 50. 1.19 Festoon Dings for Drapes $1.00 104 prs. to sell at this low price. , i TTMDAT, Antl tS, Hit, T. ' SALE! DRESSES G I o w I ng nrw spring styles that were pur chased for Kmlcr x'lling. Wa have too many ami are clraiting til em out, SS.98 S7.S8 Rayon Dresses, now $5.29 110.98 19.98 Wool Dretiei, now $7.49 S4.98 Dark Wool Shades, now $3.29 112.88 and S13.9S Pastel DrM. now $9.89
