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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1946)
Soil Erosion Causes Shown ncujmiK for noil erosion mid vuy of prcvuiitiiiu It wi-rti shown 11 film "Under WcntiTii Skins," iixumurml by J. W. Kpiiis Impld iti'iil company, to u Kroup of powers luHt iiluht In thu Ainurl mi Li'UUm hull. II, W. llciry, DNnliitiiiil brunch tiuiiiii'i' iiihI It. W, Grunt, trr rllnry ruinmi'iitutlva of tliu In ti'rniitliiiiul Harvester viiiiiniiny, Port la ml , explained tliu lima, nmrin Ihriiiiuli the conporiitloii of Iho sluto cnlleHes uf Oi'i'Mcn, Wa.ihlntiton, Iclulm, Nevada mid wiillfdiiiln mill mill coiMDi'viitlun (Irld mini In those Hi ii I . Lund levcllnii, plnntliiK nerosn slopes, iihIiiii fluuim for Irrliiu tinn wtiter where earth In no (I mid wimhe easily, trees planted limn hilltop to break the wind Unit carries uwuy mill, nncl leav ing nttibhli) In fluids, worn some of the methods ithown hi the color film to prevent soil ero Ion. Annlher film showing: the Int ent development In fiirm ma chinery mid a short reel of water sports were ulna nhown. Itoniild Smith of the Clieimir lc CoOn uniiiiuneed a mectlnil to be held Frlduy at H p. in, In the Merrill community hull to further dlticuxn establishing; u o Into tlureh unci glucose plant in KlnniHth basin. (Q What li the meaning oi flashing yellow or amber Itglit? (A) A flashing yellow or unfair light mum, pro ceod through the inter aectlon or paat tuch alg nal only with caution. 2 War Vets Scale Peak CASCADE SUMMIT. April 23 Two young men, recently discharged from the army, nre attending an extended vacation m Cascade Summit, They arc Ty Kearney and Lee Sorenaen of Port In mi, and arc occupying the aummcr home of Kearney pu rents, Recently they climbed Maid en peak, hiking ua fur ua Ko li ry hike the flmt day und alepl out In the oK-n, although thero are aevcrul feet of biiow on the ground, They reported there were alio H Inchea of lec on the luke. Tho next (lay they aculed Maiden peak. The innw liua drilled greatly on Maiden iwak, allowing tho wlnda have been of high velocity during tho winter moiitha. The one abutter wax broken In the look out at the peak and tho pluco wan full of mow. On top of tho mountain they were able to get good view of the surrounding territory and they reported thut Wuldo luke la entirely frozen over with not a ve.itlgo of water on the entire luke. While In the army Kearney apent a furlough In the Austrian Alps skiing. They went to Portland for Easter to spend their first hunter In three yearn with their famtliua but expect to return to Udell lake. Smith Awarded Lighting Job SALEM, April 25 IN) Con tract for the Washburn way Altumont drive lighting project in Klamath Kails won awarded by the state highway commission today to Mark Smith and com pany, Klamath Palls, on a low bid of $RI(4. There wero two other bidders. Dlria on tho project were opened April 5. The project In volve furnishing and placing 31.10 feet of conduit, 14 twin light standards, 8 single light standards, 14 twin light trans formers, 8 single transformers, and 36 lumlnalres. Students Will Offer Frolics Tho HludcnU of Piilrhuvrn school will itponNor "KiiirhuviMi Frolic" In I he school itymnu iih.in Tluimriiiy, tonlnht, lit It p. rn. Thcr public lit cordlully Invited to attend. Following ii the pro (tmm. Hlrlim Knasnitile VnIm Chii)tiinlliia Ufi UanrlitK it lutein - Unac OlaiitJ W hi cup, dlfotrtur, MWtiKil Hem! Aillvlly March rlrnnetl I'rojprl March llaiinalt ((land Wart-tip, dtrarlor. Clrt-u Liower Uiadaa llhythm Hand ttirrua AiiIiiinIb and Performer Hhyltunls-s and tiuug Vautiwillo Ufper Uradta Oiwitlntf Chorus Nrtfiu Mlttastrel 'Ilia (lay IMi'v Tit Years It oil nr. CliiaUtlflod Ad Bring Result. 2 Former KF Men In News Two former Kluinuth men worn featured in thu news this week when Hoy L. Orcm of Portland, vlco president of the United States National corpora tion, became the guest of his brother, Cupt. Howard E. Orcm, commanding tho light cruiser Houston en route to Gibraltar to become the flagship of Adm. II. K. Hewitt, commander of United States naval forces In European waters. The Houston la scheduled to relieve tho heavy cruiser Helena at a ceremony to take pluce at Ciihrnltur about May 2. Adm. Hewitt will arrive at Gibraltar aboard the famous Missouri on April 80. dipt. Orcm will transfer from the Houston to the Missouri at Gibraltar for tho re turn cruise to tho United States. Cunt. Orein, I graduate of the naval academy to which he wus uniHiiuted following his gradua tion from the old Kluinuth Coun ty high school in HUH, took com mand of tho Houston lust July after serving for neurly two years as aide and flag secretary to Admiral of the Kleet Ernest J. King. Prior to the tour of duty ut Washington he served with a cruiser division at Guadalcanal and llcnncll Island and In the Aleutians. The cruiser Houston is the second ship to beor that mime In this war. The first Houston was lost In action In 11142 off Java. Both Hoy ami HowBrd E. Orcm are brothers of Mrs, J. I. Ueard of this city. Classified Ada Bring Results. ( Helps build up resistance against MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN When taken regularly! LyrtU E. Plnkham'a VmeUble Cora jmmid ftou Ml thau rrllar monthly imln whan dua to func tional p ri Kilo dllurt)licr. It also rrliavm accompany lnx weak, tltl, nervous, jiutiry fr-Hiiius of auch nut lira. Taken rmularly Plnkham't Compound he It build tip rwUtanrj attalnalauch monthly dutrra. 1'lnk tUaui'a Compound Is worth trying! LISTEN!! to tha Westinghouse Program Mon. thru Frl. 10:13 - 10:30 a. m. KFLW 1450 K.C. Tha Most for the Laait That's Westinghouse. Your Westlnehout Dealer Haftcr Furniture . 9th and Klamath aAi.p , wawa. umi riii, on, tmubbdat, Atii as, iMarrw rn At Your Service! We can not deliver you new aawing machines yet but we can make that old one sew like new. We buy and we buy ...-tFi . H. Kas( We ogoin have a small sup ply of electrical parts and cabinets for rebuilding vari ous makes of treadle ma chines into modern electric models. Precision Work Guaranteed. Phone 6771 Day or Evening. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Your Independent Dealer 3218 Shasta Way Final Rites For Sloan Set Friday Final riles for Allen Johns Sloan, prominent Klamath pio neer resident who died suddenly at his homo. 202 Payne, Tues day night, will be held from the Karl Whlllock chapel Friday at 3 p. m, with the Klamath Fulls lodge of Elks in charge. Poll bearers will be Llovd L. Low, T. B. Wattcrs, W. II. Houston, Charles DeLap, James II. Drlscoll, and W. D. Miller. Friends ore Invited to the serv ices and interment will take place In Llnkvllle cemetery. POST WAR Fiber Seat Covers All 1940 to 1946 Model Chrysler and General Motors Cars This first shipment ' of covert it for 2-Door Sedans only This is the best merchandise on the market today. Come see the covers you'll agree. DEALERS WELCOME ELK GARAGE llth and Klamath o 0.9 .9$S0o o m.h tl CUMil ivll Mm A fonftr Iht Budihtm -P-O. ihc Refreshing Tang of the Southern Comfort Sour You'll be mishty pleased at tho HollRhtful way Southern Comfort's smooth mollownoss blends with the tartness of lemon and limo in tho Southern Comfort Sour. 100 PROOF LIQUEUR . tlUTHCIN CtMIIM ClIfOIMIOS II. 10UII ). Mlt ffatfax WEARABL a ' U1 inijaisK.wjpii iiajii ill J For Little Fellahs Bib Ponlj 1.59 Of quality hf ringbone cotton rwllL Lightwaight only ounui, raln forcad. Santorlzad-thrunk. Sunt an. tlael bk. Sim 2-8. BoviH Jr. Felt Hat 1.19 AS wool hit. tn blodi.d pinch front lhop. WH tdg brim. Sh, brown. SUM t'A tot'A. . 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Leather Bned. MISSES' WHITE PUMPS Sizes 1 2 to 3 2.49 Even the fussiest little girl loves these dressy white pumps. Light-footed whites to wear for Easter. MISSES' T STRAPS Size i 1 2 to 3 2.49 Clever styles with' open-toe end cut away shanks. Winsome styles sure t. please any little miss and her mother. WEE WALKER SHOES Infants 2.19 We. Wallers guide little feet hi the way they should grew. Rex! bio. foot, roomy round toot, flexible fit. Sims 2'3 to l GAY ANKLETS 25c Socks for school, play or dress up. Stripes, solid colors, fancy tops, and many attractive patterns. Made of sturdy mercerized cotton. Sizes 6 to ' lOMi. Quality Plus PANTIES! 59c to 1.00 These panties are so well made, so cer tain to last for a long time that you will definitely want them. You'll find the type you prefer among our brief flare or band styles. There is even elastic at the waist! Ruii-resistnnt circular knit rayon. Tearose. Small, medium or large sizes. Strong Covert Work Outfit Cut for Working Comfort 107 152 Well constructed oxford gray covert doth work outfit, h's a bear for wear, the fabric is strong and sturdy. Sanforized, won't shrink over 1. Shirt has dress style collar with 2 large patch pockets. Pants well mad. with strain points bartacked. . Gay. Plaid Lined Poplin Jacket Snort Cossack Styling Natural Palm Straw Perfectly Styled 1.49 Th smart hat for right now a Chok of plain or colorful pua garte bands. Lathr tweat oond. Sizes 6-7ftt 5 98 Water-repellent Zelon treated cotton poplin. Popular cocoa brown color, right for work or casual wear. Zipper front whil 2 slash pockets, set-in sleeves; 2 button cuffs, self yoke in back Sizes 34 to 44. Sanforized-Shrunk Dress Shirt Combed Mercerized Cottoti flUIII I . yjPSiWMEMi l"!" Men's Dress Socles Assorted Colors 29c Good quality rayon ond cotton with reinforced heels, soles for edded strength. Choke of regular and slock length. Sizes 10 to 12. 2 00 IP Work Gloves 78c Side split cowhide glovei'. Leother chrome tanned. Canvas cuff. Wide Gauntlet. Well tailored mercerized cot ton shirt. Sanforized for perfect fit after repeated wasWnflS. The shirt style you desire is in cluded in the group. Wide choice of newest washfast colors. Size. . 14 to 17. Shop Apron 1.69 Designed to oiv. wore protection. Waler-rellilanl olle drobajfi deck.! Men's Sport Shirts AH Sizes 1-48 The favorite of all men. Tailored exceptionally well of sturdy fab rics. Complete selection of style and colors. Cotton Toe Shirts 1.35 l Two-ton. .fleet lee iMrts, KnN of lona-waarha cot. ton. Small, amdaae) lorge. Men's Sh?jrfnsficK pMatoMTe&felyttil money facAf Elastic Suspenders 69c Comfortable all elastic suspenders. Four clip ends. Slide bars for easy length ad justment. Assorted colorf. 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 enmi'ch'ldfoJt 7;ilaiife SDrink i
