Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 25, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextReunion The 27lli annual ro union o( lliu ctjmi ikIi'H wImi siirvrd In thu cuiml (lufiumuit ul Ilia n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of tin- Columbia dur ing IU17 ami 1U1U will ho hi'lii Ml the C.'unurt'M linli'l In l'oit land, SuUirdiiy, Miiy II. Tho rn union l hold under Ilia nuiim uf tho Until count artillery hut It li Intundcd tu Include all who wish to incut a "buddy" Willi whom they wrvcd diirlim the llrt World wur. L'oniriitli'H lire spuvlnlly tiri;d to InliiK lliclr minx who served In World Wur 11. BPW Rummag BaU An- nouiici'invnt wnn iiiuilc today by l.orrulno Qulllon, flnaiua chair nun. Unit u rumiiiiiite nlit will hn held hy the KUiiiiulh County Illiniums unci I'rofi'iuiliiiinl Worn en's rlnli on Hiiturdiiy, April 27, at 121) N. 8th. Members are re quested to bring ull thu aula articles powilblo to thli Im-ntlnn by Friday evening, und they ran In brought In unci led at any time. From Spokane Mr. and Mm. llmuy I'urvln of Himkiiiie, lonncr resident of Klamath Fulls, arrived thll week at tho home of lliclr dniiKhliir und sou-in-luw, Mr. and Mm. lluveriy 'I'lioinna. and to greet tho new granddaughter, Slnrla Sue Thry tupped on their wny In Tort luiid where they visited with their anil, Don I'urvln, und with Mm. Pnrvln'i mother, Mrs. Lorn i'aruiiwurth, Takei Job Alvln Anderson, aon uf Mr. and Mia. John Don hum, 3744 Uiverne, hua tnken a Job with Dip U. S. fcireat aerv Icu and left Wedneaduy morn ing for Seolt Creek atutlcin. An deraon returned recently from Service III the United Stntea niivy serving on a i'T bout In both the 1'uclflv nnd Atluntlc Iheutera. He wua with the fiirent aervlco bo foro going into the nuvy. Visit Mrs. Kred A. Hanson of C'ompton, Cullf., baa been x-1 it 1 1 1 1 1 K for two weeka at tho Inline of her alMcr, Mra. John Mnrln nf 2242 lluiuu, leaving to return home Wednesday morn ing. Mra. Clnuile Holt i of ltrownavllle, Grp., daughter uf Mr. and Mm. Mm In. waa also a iiueat at her parent's homo over the weekend and bud an op liortunlty to visit with her aunt. Legion Box Social The Ameri can Legion will hold n box so-t-1 it I and dunce ut the Veternna' Memorlul hull Sutiinliiy evening, April 27. at 7:30. All member and ex-acrvlcemen are urged to attend. rira Alarma The city fire department was culled out twice Wedneaduy, the flrat iilurm re ceived from Cullfornin nnd Only whrre a grass fire wua reported In progress nl 4.07 p. m. The aecoud cull wua a false ulurm j from DOB Mllchelh j WHEAT CIIICAnO, April 13 (A I' Oat and TV tinned toward the cltu Uxiav (nl Inwlnaj annmiMrrmf rtt Uy thf agricultural iijirlniaitl that twin of I (to .lo.ixw.uw hi! tli I nf rrtrn it h(K to piiirhai under ) Willi- P"JMiei ! U-FU I"t tm 1'h corn will to for iArt and to pro-er, tha lie par Hum I biI Tlia lata upturn trd lnt whtrh ftl nit I linn had kUtulctf to a much u A rant In May rj-o Thar war Ipw aalaa In July and Derwmhar wheat at ctMllnga, tha fir it lranaartlnna in aoma tint. All wheal, rurn, bar toy and daferrrd ry contrart rlrtord at calllnati Oat rloartl on rhand tn r lilfhar. July II. U, and May rva waa Pi-Sc lowar at S3 nt -a ai an mirl of aallln at the rltMa. NOW SHE SHOPS 'CASH AND CARRr ' Without Painful Backach Wanjr iuffer relieve naciing barkarhf nulcblr. onra they dlirovcr that tha rrai cauianf their trouti to may b tlrrd kMnera. Tha kldnrya are Natuia'a chief wny of Ufc Int the rxceaa aciila and wmte oh at tha Wiwyl. They help moat people paj about t plnta a day. Whan diftnrtlarof kldner function permlta Poleonoua matter to remain In your blood, it mnyeauaenajcHlnsbarkarha.rhrumntlr paint, I'alna, lo.a of Pep nnd anerpy, itrttlrtK tin nltfhtf, awrlllnir. pumnOM under the eyea, nradacnra and dlulneia, ''rrttient or aeanty )aaitei with amartintf and burnlnir aome. tlmra bhowg tiiete la anmelhlng wrorur with yourkldnaya or Madder. w wiw Don't wait, Aik yii4r dmlit for Doan'a rllla, a. atlmntant dlurrtle, ued ucce.. ully hf mlllloni for over 40 yeara. Doan'a five hppy n-Hrf and will help tha 16 mllaa of kidney tuhee fliih out plimnuua wute from your blood, Oat Uoana I'illa, CnlUUd Tht'uluu IS. tirlHtt, IU, kuii of Mr, mid Mik. V. K. (ii-iNu, ruuto 2, box 24(1, Iiiin en lUUttl la tho U. S. winy fur u period of I H iiioiithH. lit-iore joliiinU Uu scrvlt't? he wui eti UuBod lu lurm work. Contacts Polka - An iieul hmnk-iiHl over KKI-W rurly Wt-d-iirmluy ut tho rniiicHt of kin to police, toriitiMl 11 n .i! I Duun, 5U, lor whom olllt'oitt hud u Ot.-iilh nu!iMiUo iioiit from I'ontlloton. Market Quotations t broken care on track; arrival - Nevada ; 1, one rar hy truck, timrket dull; Klein ! aih JtuaaeU No. 1 lf NKW YORK, April M Al't-- Hlocki generally rtmtlnued to give ground In iiiilay'a market although aelllitg never Meetings- Drum I uipa knitte. .urinary drum rm ,n. Crldu) , Inline of Uollv Mai'hndu, ahlpulnMlon t.'itipa and anyonn want ing iianiiiilMlliu, inael at (Ireyhouiid detHit. 7 tt p in 1'titluck aupper. llural Neiihhura el Aniarlia --(tegular lime I lua riliiny II p III. KC hall. VUilMig HiellllHifS Wf li-idliC VI W la Meet fellnan loat. No l UiA, vrw. meal at Uant eland, p in , regular ee aeluii. VITAlTSTATisffCS HIiWICY Horn at Klamath Valley hur.it I la I. Klaluatti rail, Ore, ApiU Xi, 11)40, In Mr and Mra. Francla Hloway. .101 Wjt Main, riiy, a girl. Weight! II pouiida In ouilfe, FUNEKAL AI.I.RN iOHNN ILUAN funeral aervhoa fur the lata Allan Juhna riluan. who paaaed away In Ihla rltv tin Tuda', Apill U, IU40 will be held In tne riiatMl ! tlie r.eri wnu luck funeral llnine. I'lne at Hiath. fil da. Auill W, lutfi at 3 p m under tha auipUaa of Klauiath Katie lodje No Mil Hl'Ofc Commitment vrviiea and Interment family pint In Mnkvllla earn eiery. rrienue aie invueu. Courthouse Records Marrlaae l.lreniea NIC'flt.AIHr N V. Al.t.OIN l.luyd Nor man Nlt-ulalaen, 2H. rartenter Native of California. Illilrnt of Han fran ilH-u. cit hui h Martha waihlln 33. aerreUry Native of California. Haa dent uf Tu rlake. ( a If I.I NOMA Y KAVHN Klweid Warren l.lncUay, JO. luiiilwr woihtr Native of Washington Iteihlon! ut Klamath rll Die Anlla t'alherliie Kayra. J4. clfrk. Naltve nf Canada. Itealdvnt of Klamath rail, Ore. f DimiUinU rll4 Marv II. t'iM.k v. Walter M Cook, aull for divorce Charge, cruel and In human treat merit. ( on pie married ur !lwr 3. at Klamalh rU. Ore l'lnlutirf ftika UIimI of IWtt minor rhll dteu. C. K Uruioll, attorney fur plain tiff 1'atrirla M Ktilawtkl va. Charles t crtiel Inhuman treatment. Couple married June 2u. tOKl, at He no, Nev I'lainllff aka ruatixiv of one minor child, .V) a month and property eiMe. me nl, E K. Urucull, attorney for plain Uff, Derraaa tiranteg Vivian Ciarvev va. F.dward T. fiarvey Vlula E reaaenden va. Vllgll E. eben-dan John Ivy Hallmark v. Zetha Item Ire iiaiimarH. Jnktlre Caurl Melvln Jamea uuhmi, no warning de vice rine. as no. Melvln Jama Olaon, no llcervaa tag. rine. aft AO. Merle t'lvaeea Carton, no operator ll ceoM. rine. lo au Merle Olyaaea Canon, no Oregon tea rine. V) LEGAL NOTICES NIITK I! or I IN At, At t Ol NT NOTICE IH MKH:ilY GIVEN that I have filed mv final ocrount a admlnU irator of the rlale of JOHN A UN MAN, alao known a J A. I.inman, alio known ai John Allwtt IJiitimn. rlrrraaeii and the ludae. of the Cln uit Court ..-f the hlate of Oirgon. for Klamath County ha filed (en o clock In the (orenmin of May 2.1. 1H4H, and ihe courtriMitu of ald nturt In the rout lliouov at Klamath rail. Oregon, aa the time and place when and where any peron may pieacnl any uhiectlnni or earepllona to anything therein contained, and at aald lime and place the Court Will finally eettle aald account JOHN T I.INMAN. Administrator of l he Eatate of JOHN A. UNMAN, alo known a J A Unman, alao known John Albert Linnun, ae. crttced A. XI: M 3 Q-I9U' Nn .104. Just Received ! t FOREST GREEN WHIPCORD PANTS All Wool Compute Siie Hang Large New Shipment -Since 1111. MflNSTORE 731 Main St. J is the k word I for I f COIUMIIA I At (I HCIUM 1 M Sv . 1 hctuiii Starts SUNDAY! ran mi nm THEATRES waa parlluitlarljr urgent, Amei U an Can IM Am Tel Tel IUl" Anaconda 4'l'i Calif I'acklng 4h t 'oMirnonweallh 4i ftou 4 Curlla Wright . . 7'f (leneial Klectrlo 40' (ieiieral Motora 7l' (It Nor My pfd M Int Itarvealer l4't Keilliecott fWI',, luig hell "A" :wi't Monlgofiiery Ward CI Naih Kelv ) N Y Central - Northern I'erlfIC 2i' I'ar (iaa A El 4A' J C Pannev , fU Hafeway Hlore ur. Hears Hoelmrk .. 4ft' , Hon i hern I'aclflo M't Hturlehaker ,. .K Horiahlne Mining , 'it Union Oil Calif VI tlnloM lai;lfl 1 -17 1 fc II ft flleel M'S Warner IMrturaa . , OJ'a POTATOES I.ON ANOKI.rH. Aim It 21 IAI'-IHIA Polatoea; tt broken, 17 unbroken cars on track; arrivals -California 4. Idaho 2, Tea l: 11 nan arrived hy truck, mar' ket aleady. KAN rHANCINCO. April 11 lAP-UNOAl Potatoes, old stock ; 3 broken, 3 un niK'AflO, April M I AP-imiJAi-Pota-loeai arrivals 71, on track l&H, U. M. total ahlpineiita HAH, Old at('k tuppllei moderate: for heat quality Northern Cob Men and Hllaa Tilumphs demand moderate, inaiket firm, slightly alronger; for ordinary stocka demand alow, market dull; for western tiH k demand alow, mat ket about ateaiiy New atiM ka auppllea moderate; demand ow: market liahtly weaker. Idulio llusset liurhanks O. M No I M (KM 0"; t'oloradu Had McClurea V. H No 1, VI 70; Wyoming Hll.s Triumphs 11, No. I 170, MTiines'ila-Ni.rth Oakola Cobhleri i-'tinmerrlal 'i Vt, 111 Iaa Trlumplia ron merclal lil M 3 fi; Hon I len commercial 2 Ml washed, li 'M unwaahad, WUromln Chlppuwas If H No. 1 generally good ijiiallly WW; Texaa D IIj aack IJlUa Triumphs U. . No, I, $2 'M-Z M. "livestock:" OENVrit, April 3ft AP-0DAi- Mal ahla sheep 10 VKI, total I2.ft0; rloaing very alow: slaughter la in If unevenly steady to IH onus lower, pota off mora; 10 don hies cholre wwtled Colorado tin W) flat or memo: many loads good and chohe held above 413X3. HtHI un sold; medium and good wooled trnrk Ina 4lA0-14Ao: awes tteady-alrong; auid-(.'hlre wooled W00-M, retaritJy shorn 40.00 down. Haleble hogs 2fl. total V), market active, ateadv, hurrowi and glll. all weights. 915 UO; aowa 413 ha, one 170 lb tag 414 0); lighter welKhta rjuoled to 113 oft, gmd-cholc feeder pigs aalahle 414 l Hi 00. Kalable sheep tOO, total Wgl; market steady but moatly nominal: odd head good cholre spring lamba 414 'i', com parable wooled lamb salable to 41ft 25; good wooled ewes quotable 4't OO-ftO; few good ahoru ewes 43 with common grades al 42 J 3 AO KOIJTH HAN KHANCIKCO, April 2ti 'AI'-IIHUAi Nalahle caltlc 50, ralvei none; market generally steady: load tola steers, heifers and good range tows absent: few common cows 1' 00-1 loo, moot cutlers WOO-fVO: rommon 47.00 H VJ; common -medio in aausago Irulla 410 do ll Vr. tfood-cholie vealers quoted 4IS00 Halable hogs 10O; market steady; few package good-choice lWi-230 lb, bar row and gills 4 10 10; odd good aowa 4i n 05 Kalable sheep 1AO; market steady; park age 110 lb choice lamlta 414 Vi; good shorn larnha 413 0J, medium-good horn wea 44 OO & W, TbouasUMlg off bim god won en have found Ibsl tini-tasla4 ttiArt Tablata btin nuirb bam rslJaf to sleerobblnf ymptoma of acid fndigeslkm casalaaaa. and uoat iin axb. Taste dalkious, easy k them -faart a good ftifht'g alaap sad vaka ut la (ho looming feeling Ilka tliWO.OOO. Oat geouioa tuart TableU at yoor drufglst nly 2S, 60e, or fl.20 under mak e'4 pMttlvg awotyf-beck gtuuauUee. 1'OltTLAND, Or . April 23 AP I'HD) lalahle cattle 73, total 100; calves 24; market active, steady: few head good light stock er aleera up to 410 00; light dairy type steers down lo 411 00; strict' Iv good -choice fed steers quotable to Monday top of 417. OA; common-medium tielfere 411 AO I H 00; canner-culter rowa moatly 41 00-10 00; fat dairy type cows 411 00-1150; few grod leef cows 41.1 IW, rommon -good sausage bulla 410 2.1-30; fairly good beef tmlla 413 2A -AO; tf- hole vealers 410.00-17.00; few 1)7.10; culls 410 00 down. Car Running Hot? RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM CLEANING Radiator Repairing and Recoring Anderson Auto Service 832 Walnut St. wraAi.D a wrwa, aiia fih. Ore. TauaaoAr, au u, i,i rie rive Formar K. Sugarman Location 6th and Male Outfit Your Boy Ar Hibbs' New, Exclusive Boys' Balcony Suilt, Sport Coon, Jackets, Slacks, Hots. Tom Sawyer, Jackie Jumper and other fine brands of togs for boys! CLOTHING, CO. Phone 7013 V, !btc as aways lis mmws&r . C. PNAICV CO., fiC. .t , yl "'vfiv I MATCHED WORK SHIRTS AND PANTS In blue color; durable; vnt dyed, sanforized shrunk; a value not to miss. Pants. $1.98 Shirts, $1.69 AN EXTRA MEASURE OF PENNEY'S WORK CLOTHES MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS Our Oxhide brand; sanforized shrunk for permanent fit. QC Sizes 14-17 7at MEN'S UNIFORM PANTS Sanforized shrunk; heavy weight khaki twill; precision fit. e Sizes 29-42 J.J7 MEN'S BLUE CORDUROY PANTS Dark blue, h e a v cotton corduroy trousers for men. Low priced flJO CO for your savings MEN'S GREY WHIPCORD PANTS Zipper front trousers in heavy, CO OO sanforized whipcord. Sizes 29-42."""" MEN'S CANVAS GLOVES Heavyweight gloves i n men's sizes. Sturdily constructed for plenty 01 of service MEN'S H0RSEHIDE WORK GLOVES Smooth leather horsehide gloves: long wearing; Ol Sizes 8-10 'i MEN'S SPLIT LEATHER GLOVES Leather work gloves in small, medium and large sizes. AQf Made for long use WfW LUMBER MITTS FOR MEN Double wire tacked in heavy, at AQ split leather 3let7 MAIN FLOOR BIB OVERALLS FOR MEN $1.94 The old fashioned blue denim overall is still the favorite with the working man! Plenty of roomy pockets to hold his tools. Strongly stitched for long wear. They are sanforized. LIMIT ONE PAIR TOA CUSTOMER. TEAMSTER'S APRONS With bibs: apron strings that tie QO i afound waist and legs A ' SHOP CAPS Deep crown with interlined visor; san forized shrunk. Blue victory striped denim. Sizes 6 -74 BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS Blue and red; good, large 7C"lfcc size handkerchief ' " mi 35c Men's Work Shoes These shoes have riveted shanks for firm arch support. Box toe to cushion and distribute the blow of a falling object. $C.90 CANNON WASH CLOTHS 13 COLORFUL LARGE SIZE WASHABLE TERRY CLOTH LIMITED QUANTITY BALCONY HAYNES BATH TOWELS 47c Superbly bleached turkish towels: bath size; in white only. Limited quantity. BALCONY MEN'S DRESS SLACKS $0.00 Relax and have some fun in neat slacks. 100 wool; pleats and cuffs; in brown and teal blue. Sizes 29-38. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS $J.84 Cm Men's striped pajamas; coat style with draw string belt; sizes A, B and C. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S LOAFER COATS $ Tin. 20 Two-tone leisure types; in browns, Inns and blues. Sizes 36-44. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S SPORT JACKETS $7.90 Lightweight poplin jackets with zipper front. Plenty of pockets including a zip per breast pocket. Assort ed colors. Sizes 36-46. MAIN FLOOR RUMMAGE TABLE Baby Robe 'n Hood 1.47 Children's Printed Pajamas 47 Children's Purses, plus tax 47 Children's Bathrobes 77 Ladies' Purses, plus tax 1.77 Sheer Dickies 97 Ladies' Dresses 2.27 4 lbs. Perfumed Bath Crystals, plus tax 27 Rubber Bath Mats .97 Many other reduced items from all iloori on our 10 big rummage tables. MAIN FLOOR Beautiful Chenille Bedspreads $14-32 Heavily tufted chenille with pleasing background; full bed size . . .. colors, rose, peach and blue. DOWNSTAIRS PRINTED OILCLOTH In gay colors and patterns. Our popular Blenback quality. 46" Table Covers 50 sq. 46" Yardage 36 yd. DOWNSTAIRS BOYS' TENNIS SHOES $1.79 I Made with a non-mashing grey out-sole. This shoe can be tubbed just like any other washday item. Sizes 1-5H. DOWNSTAIRS BOYS' "CORDS" $.98 Yes, Penney's boys' de partment has your "Cords" for those young fellows who have waited so long . . . colors, green, brown and castor. Sizes 6-16. DOWNSTAIRS