Churches Present
Musical Programs
Knstrr mitliciiiH mid niirlul
music ln-lct over from lust Sun
iluy will lie hruril In si'ViTiil
Klmiiiilli Kiills cliuri hin at muni'
lull servile April 211,
The rhnlr if Klrst ChrlsMim
church, Dili mill I'lnc, will pre
Kill two iinllirins iii'i-piiii'il fur
Kr-Iit wliliii 1 1 ii in cliil iiul penult
ii.hIiiu. The si'iiiiun, 'Kviilence
Of The Iti'stirri-i'llnn In Our
Lives," will ! Klvrn hy the
Itrv, llnwnrd K. lluti'lilns, pun
tor. Tim rvrnlnK si'sslnii will fen
I urn "Church News KpiilllKhf'
mid ii snnitfrst of hymns of the
churi'li lining both plmin mid nr.
"H i HARDY'S lor Men"
Leather
JACKETS
Hon and Pony Hon
Aviator Slylo ind
Leather Dying Types
with knit bottomi and
wrliU.
19.85 - 26.50
pHARDY'Sfi
STORE ron MEN
I I 820 Main
'A Singer expert
ii belt qualified
to repair and
atliust vour ma
chine. Reasonable charge, based
on advance estimate.
Vl SINGER SEWING CENTER
41S Main St. Phona 6402
HAHmORD
ImMhI aa4 ladaaaallt Coaipaoy
INSURANCE
T.B.WATTERS
Canaral Insurance Agency .
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
! lis Main St Phona 4193
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Craad and Puna
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
923 High Phona 3334
limi. C Mi 1 1 1 ii 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 In tiffrrt-tl ill
lintli ri i ii 1 1 1 k mid cveiiliiK serv
icer. Midweek llihle sliiily mid
prayer nii'i-tliiK held Wcdiies
iluys tit 7:4.1 p. in.
Kiislcr music will be repented
lit 1 1 Kl II II. in. BIT VII I' lit St.
I'mil'a KpiHciipnl church this
Suniliiy. The Itev. Frederick C.
WlMii'iiliurli, 1 1 ii' rector, mid his
f inn 1 1 V will leave Mnudiiy lor 1 1 to
Synod ol the I'licific ii tluu In
llri keley, where Ik- will repre
sent (hp hiistern Ori'Kuii Mission.
ii ry District.
Morning Address
Fluyd K. (Jlllirelli of tin; Mil
line iliu nicks will deliver tliu
cm ru I nit mlilrcss lit C'niiiinuiilly
('oiiKii'Miitliinul In Hie iihscncu
of the rt'Kiilnr piudnr, I lie Hcv.
liodfn-y Matthews. Hi! will
speiik mi "The Lost Uencriitliiu."
Kcmii'lli l,iiinbli will conduct
the service assisted by Miiry
tirlffiths mid Mrs. Marie Wriiilil
1'iisjens. The choir diri'Clcd by
Mrs. II. W. Moore, will sln(
mid t'litherliir llliiiuis, hIIii solo
1st will offer Ihi' well known
"Ave Miirlii" by Couiind,
The entire service will be un
der Ihe siipei'lntendency of Com
rades of the Way, the IhkIi school
Itroup, exti'iidinu Invltiitioua to
nil yoiuiK people of the church
mid friends to attend.
At H p. in. the Kioup will hold
Its reiluliir evcnlnt! nieetini!.
ConKieifiitloniil senior circle met
at the home of Mrs. K. S. Kil
wnrds, 24.M) Orchard wny, Krl
dny, with Mrs. Nellie Whltemiin
mid Mrs. Henry Drown hs host
esses. Mrs. Victor I'hllllps wive
the address or the afternoon.
May Fellowihlp
At the n-Kiilnr meeting nf tho
Klmnuth Fulls Council of Church
Women held Inst Monday lit the
St. Paul's parish hull It was de
cided to hold the May Fellow
ship meeting May .1, at the Pres
byterian church. All women of
local churches are invited to he
present, A May leu will be
served mid on IntcrestlnK pro.
Iirum presented. The next reiiu.
lar business ineellnK of Ihe coun
cil will be held May 27 and pre
ceding the business a pot luck
luncheon will be served.
Church women and friends
are remicslod to remember the
cltithinii drive and bring dona
tions toward It lo the I'lno street
entrance of First Christian
church any Friday afternoon be
tween I and S o clock.
Guast Soaaker
Dr. William Wrlghtoii. guest
speaker, will speak at Ihe Im
iniinuel Hnptlxl church, N. 11th
and High streets at the morning
service 11 a. m. This-service
will also he broadcast over sta
tion KFLW. L)r. Wrlghton will
be speaking at the Bible Baptist
church Sunday evening at 7:30
p." m.
Dr. Wrlghton l president of
Ihe Western Baptist Theological
Seminary of Portland. He came
here from the cast where he was
connected with Newton College
and tile University of Boston.
He is a very Interesting speaker
and author of many books. A
Lions Attending Holy Week Services
j, , o & m: A 1- J.:
Has at 1 1 tii a I r 1 T i fir i r i - it ai i J 1 1 'I'M Vi n--- -f
New Snow Falling
In Mountain Passes
SALEM, April 28 (A-) New
snow was falling in the moun
tain passes today, the state
highway commission reporting
two inches of snow fell lust
night in Santiam pass and a
half Inch at the summit on the
Willamette highway.
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mm AT, Atrtl N, 1lt, Pst fnm
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Members of the Lions club shown above attended noon Holy Weak services held In the Peli
can theatre last week. The Klamath Ministerial association extanded invitations to service clubs
to attend thasa services in a group. The Hav. Howard F. Hutchins, pastor of First Christian
church, is chaplain of the Lions club.
baptismal service Is a part of the
evening program at the Immaii
uel church at 7:30 p. 'in., when
several candidates will be bap
tized. The rtoguc rtiver Baptist asso
ciation meets in conference at
Medford Oregon Thursday and
Friday of this week. At the First
Baptist church of that city. A
large group from the two Baptist
churches In Klamath Foils are at
tending tho meeting. The two
convention churches here are the
Immaniiel Baptist and the Bible
Baptist. Rev. Charles J. Sund
strum, pastor of the Immanuel
church. Is the Moderator ond
Itev. Keith Fields, pastor of the
Bible Baptist church, will de
liver tlie conference sermon.
Tiie association takes in ail tiie
Baptist churches of southern
Oregon and the conference Is
expected to be well attended.
"F.ustcr Heaclions" will be the
subject of the sermon at the
morning worship ul Klamath
Lutheran church, the Itev S. M.
Topness, pastor. The newly or
ganized Junior choir will sing.
Tiie Brotherhood will sponsor
the monthly Fireside Hour at
5 p. in. Mr. Buford Boyd will
show movies taken during the
war In Germany. Lunch will be
served ot six o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid meets Tues
day nt 2 p. m. The program
will center about the Education
Department, Mrs. John Larson,
chairman, being in charge.
Clothing for Lutheran World
Action should be brought to the
church by May 1st.
The worst accident ia one with
out insurance. Sea Hans Norland
today. 123 N. Sth St.
Baby Clinic
Set Up In KF
Dr. Peter Itozendal, Klamath
county public health officer,
and field nurses are conducting
a well buby clinic for babies
and children of pre school age
to be held at the public health
department, 11)411 Main, Mon
day, April 2D, between 2 and 4
. m.
This service is free and is
available the last Monday in
each month. Mothers are urged
to bring children in to the
clinic, and newcomers in town
arc especially invited to take
advantage of the service. Chil
dren are examined in the order
that they come In.
Each child is given a thor
ough checkup, weighed, meas
ured and immunized when nec
essary. The object of the clinic is to
relieve pressure in doctors' of
fices. H would be appreciated,
whenever possible, if the moth
ers would bring the children to
the clinic by 3 p. m., Dr. Rozen
dal stated, in order to complete
examinations by 4 p. m.
RUBBING IT IN
KIRKLAND. III., April 26 lP)
Housewives making the rounds
of meatless butcher shops can
I see a manoeniuK nigui ai me
I edge of the village.
I Thousands of sneep and cattle
1 are brought here to graze on
j 12.000 acres of pasture before
, continuing to slaughter centers.
WHITE
TEE SHIRTS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
1'iiri in' t: : mil
II I. ill Ln
a
IIS MAIN STBEET
DRIFTWOOD
CAFE
12S So. 7th
Vn4r Nw Mints
tnnl
Barbecues
Stcolti
Hamburgers
OPEN
8 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Closed Sundays
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION
SALES and SERVICE
MARK SMITH & CO.
155 E. Main
Phona 5370
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IMVf STMtHT CimriCAIII,
Irtm rnntft UiStrwritir
INVESTORS
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
MARTIN A. PUTNAM
Phone 6216
Klamath Falls, Ore.
I have sold my Beauty Shop
KATHERINE'S
BEAUTY SALON
123 No. 8th
end wish to thank my patrons
for their support and cooperation.
MARGIE LAVERTY
who has been with me for several years, hat
purchased the shop and will continue to givt
you the same high type service as before.
ICatlteiUie Olenlee
OVER 100 MILLION BOTTLES
SOLDI SIMPLY GREAT FOR
lilOHTIILY PAID
Ljitls E. Plnkhsm's Vntrlnbla Com
pound docs moss Uin relieve
monthly pain when clue to femnle
functional periodic disturbances. It
also relieves scrompnnyini weak,
tired, nervous, cranky feelings ot
such nature. Tnkcn re uularly
Plnkhsm's Compound helps build
up resistance sKitlnst such distress.
It's also a great stomacnio tonic i
WHY OIDNT I CAllVLT .
DON'T DIG UP YOUR
SEWER
Phone 8390 for Electric Roto
Rooter Sswer Cleaning
Servlca
FREE
ESTIMATES
WORK
GUARANTEED
A New Inexpensive Method of Cleaning
Clogged Sawers of Roots.
For
Comiiicrclnl
Itpfrignrniion
SALES and SERVICE
See
Karl Urquhart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
(II Klamath
Phona 645$
LISTEN!!
to the
Westinghouse
Program Mon. thru Fri.
10:15 - 10:30 a. m.
KFLW 1450 K.C.
Car Running Hot?
RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM
CLEANING
Radiator Repairing and Recoring
Anderson Auto Service
(32 Walnut St.
KIM
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SHOOP and SCHULZE
Jack Schulio
Black & White h
Super Service
Main at Spring Phone 7741
TV
ILJUI AUATU VADICTV CTHDC"
I IIL. lYLHriHIII THfllLI I JIVI1L
' Klamath Shoppers Are Acquiring the Habit of Visiting the Klamath Variety
FIRST for Scarce Merchandise . . . They Have the Merchandise.
Children's Colorful Anklets Oc
Beautiful spring pastel shades J
Hand Decorated Plaques AQC $1 69
Ideal for either dining room or kitchen M I
Mother's Day Novelty Plaques $1 19
Recessed styles. Mom will like these '
Thousands Mother's Day Cards Jc $ 00
These entirely fill one counter
Children's Spring Dresses $1 70
Beautiful spring pastel shades. Sizes 7-14
Children's Training Pants c
Siies 2-12. Flna knit cotton panties Gto M
Boys' Corduroy Bib Pants $40
Colors red and blue. Sixes from 3- to 8
Boys' Two-Tone Sport Coats $95
Can be worn either for play or dress -
Ladies' Halter Sets $198
Either short or halter styles. Sises 12-18 ...
Ladies' Plastic Purses $f&98
Assorted colors and styles. Reasonably priced fcsal
Ladies' Outsize Panties $?49
This hard-to-get item is hero in quantities
KLAMATH VARIETY STORE
836 Main N0"" 7134
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THE AMAZING WATCH THAT
FEARS NEITHER WATER NOR SHOCK!
117 Jewel gMf
HAS STAINLESS STEEL
6 AC K . . . RADIUM DIAL
. . . SWEEP SECOND HAND
. . . STRETCH BRACELET
The HEL8ROS "Diiilnaugkt" . . .
tUtigntd to meet the demand! ef
men In civilian life (or a watch of
military preciiion and ruggtdneill A
remaikable value ot $39,731
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mm
95
SEARS EASY TERMS
Now that things are getting back to normal again Butane Gat
is available in Klamath Falls for your convenience.
It's better to cook the convenient, clean modern way . . . with gas.
Particularly when it's a Kenmore gas range. The finest quality
you can buy at any price. You'll appreciate all its outstanding
features. The batk-to-wall, down-to-floor construction! The lift
cover top burners. The fully insulated porcelain lined oven. The
automatic oven heat control! And the slide-out drop door broiler.
Better hurry down for this stove soon!
Unlimited quantity in stock for '
immediate delivery.
The Most for the Least
That's Weitlnghouie.
Yout Westinghouse
Dealer
Hafrer Furniture
9th and Klamath
SIM
BERTRAM'S JEWELRY
133 So. 8th Phone 5188
628 Main St.
Klamath Falls