Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 25, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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    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. .
Commando Tee Shirt
fancy Emblem 79c
Tha boyi like mete cool too ihirli
tor tummor waor. Ski omblont
With rod loMoring. Firmly knit whil
corfon yornt, 4-10.
Jr. Knit
Polo Shirt
89c
faifwi two thoU.
aW buttons. Cool
' wirwij trnpta or
J plain colon. 10.
Boyville Jr.
Sport Coat
for Dress or Sport Wear
8
45
Comfortable, man-tailored sport coat for
the younmter. Well made with broad
padded shoulders, trim fitting waist.
Three roomy pockets. Lustrous rayon
lining. Blue, tan and wide choice of
plains and checks. Sizes 4 to 10.
Boyville Jr. Pants
298
Made extra sturdy of finest quality
fabrics in wide variety of patterns. Fly
front, cuff bottoms, S pockets. Blue,
brown. Even 4-10.
Children's Shoes
4
' iff
GIRLS' SADDLE OXFORDS
Sizet 8 to 3 2.49
StiMoth going In fhete smart orfordi.
Non-marking rad rubber soles and
heels. Flexible. Abo deluxe quaCty. 4.45.
Giris' BILTWEL SANDALS
Siiet t to 3 2.49
Two-strap styles that fit better, loot s.
oVeuy, too. Choice of white or browa
k Uether uppers. 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
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