I
mi 111
Lutheran Ladles Aid Tim
Kliiiiiulli l.iitlu-riiii I.ikIU-s Aid
will miM'l Tuesday at 2 p. in.
In 1 1 u church on C'lfn'ciii, On
lliu ii'iiiiiiiii will liu Mm. John
l.iii'smi. Miikliiu' nn tlm rducii
Hun ilipul lini'iil, Thi'rr will
iiImi lip (iirniHl iiiloplluii of thu
I'unstltiitliiii. A wlillii cli'pliiuil
suli' will III' lllllllllril I IV Ml'H.
t I'ulinrr Snllis (.'IntliliiK (nr the
l.uthmun Win Id Action liinilil
lis liriniKlit In Out iiii'rtlnu nr
to Hip church liutwui-n II n. in.
niul nuon any ilny iinlll May 1.
In Hoipllnl Mia. LikIvIh
Peterson of I'rliipvllln niul f i)i -incrly
of Kliimiith full, wnn
moved to SI. Chin leu hnnpltul
In llond Sundiiy following; a
Hidden utlark of Ilium. She liua
ninny fl li iuln here. Mis. l.uun
Wnn en, her dnuuhlcr. plum tu
go north to bn with hrr purcnU.
Accepts Position I.nl Well
rr, former Wave, who liu Iwvn
living with hrr slstrr. Mm. Fred
Lawann, 42!) Kluiniith, lius uc
crptpil a ptMltlnil with thr. Vet
erans' mlinlnlntratlon In HoIsc
Malm. She In the duuuhter of
Ur. J. 1'. Weber of HoIsc.
Qoes to School Cnwi'll II.
nnrimtutilc, S-2e, USNIt, xtn
tloned In lluwall, Is a undent
at the navy's Pacific university
at Pcurl Jlurlior In off-duty
liiiuri. Cowell'i home l at 123
II illli ilrcet.
Party The Towniend club
will honor Mr. and Mm. II. t).
Myers with u purty at their
home, SOU N. Bth. on Tuesday
ivrnliiK at 8 o'clock. Mr. and
Mm. Alyers ore leavlnK soon for
a two-month's trip.
To Portland Mm. Cicoiue
Must of I Inrlnn drive and
Itrnndmin Kdwurd McCriiikcn
left Sntiirdny fur I'ortlnnd where
they will vtall friends and relatives.
Left Today
Hev. and Mm.
Wlsseiibiii'li left
tlila inornlnK to attend the Enls
copal chinch synod In nerkelry.
They expect to return Sntiirdny.
fa -7
wutTiimLiown
Many at Benellt There waa
tin excellent uttendiince lit thu
pioKmin presented Kiilindny
nlKlit at Kreiniiiil school audi
tonuill by the Kve Hennnn school
nf daw-lug for tlm bnii'flt of
SI. Putil'a bullilliiK fund. Tlm
pi'oiliuin will bo repented Kil
day nlKlit. Mny II, lit Altiunont
school, mid "Kiiln on Friday
nlitht, May 10, ut Henley. Thu
public la Invited.
Discharged Word haa been
received of the. dlacharKo of Id.
II. II. Treleuao and hi) brother,
J. li. Treleuau, both nf whom
erved In the army. They will
return to their civilian Joba u
cuniluctor and brakeinun, re
ipecllvulv, with Circitt North-
Bpesker Dr. Adolpli Weill
7.)r 1 of Dm University (if Oreifon
achool of inediclnc, I'ortlnnd,
will uddreaa all I'TA groups on
Tueaday at iiHO p. in. when
Hlvemlde PTA will bo the host
ess achool. The meeting will bu
held In the Hlvemlde auditorium
and a film will bo ahown, not
presented here In the paat, by
Ur. Felnzlrl who will nlao (III
cuaa social hygiene problcmi.
Vlaltort Mr. and Mra. Leo
Cnrabedlun. (Dorothy Lnsmels
ter), worn liero hint week from
Kreano, Calif., where they are
now makliiK their home. They
vlalted Mm. (laruhcdiun's pnr
enta, Mr. au'l Mra. I', J. Lea.
melater nf MrookliiKs, before
coining here to bo with frlnnds
for few daya,
Vlalta Son Mm. S. A. Ci la
ter, 21117 lloinedulo, hus re
turned from IJund where alio
vlalted briefly with her nun,
Hilly Kinder, recently returned
from aervlce.
Exptctad Here Mm. Mar
garet i'owell Lamb, formerly of
thin city and now making her
homo In Portland, la expected
here this weekend for a visit
and she will alao attend a meet
lull of the Harden club on Mon
day In the library cliibroom
ut which Ulna there will be a
potluck luncheon.
Sudden Trip Lee McMul
len of Klamath Production Cred
it association left for Seattle late
Sunday nlKht when ho received
word that hii wife who wag vis
1 11 ii S there had become 111.
In Hoapltal Delbert Lien,
11, ion of Mr. and Mm. Hoy
Lien of Keno, ii receiving medi
cal treatment at Hlllalde hoapltal.
Improving Mm. Dorothy Mr
Heynolda, III ut her home IHIfl
Portland with the flu, was able
to alt up today and i alowly
Improving.
Flnt Bon Born Robert
C'liurlea Wumatud waa born In
Klamuth Valley hoipltal at 2M
a. in. April 2(1, to Mr. and Mm.
C'liurlea O. Wumatud 1521 Sar
gent. He weighed 11 poundi 2
ouncea at birth. He has two sis
lem, Florence 7. and Jeanne, S.
1AI. Jj MEWS. KUm.ls, Mil, Oft. HONDAS', Asrll IS, IN, hn '
In Sacramento E. Luton
Stephena left Sunday night for
the regional office of the U. S.
bureau of reclamation in Sac
ramento to transact business for
the bureau. He is expected back
the middle of the week.
in main rrT
May Day Dane The fourth
uunuul dunce for high achool
tudenta will bo given by tlm
F.lka lodge In the fclks ballroom !
Wedueaday, May 1, starting at !
8 30. The dunce will conclude
at 11:30 p. m. refreshments will
be aerved. F.vana' bund will
piny. The affair Is for high
achool student! only.
Adjuster Moves J. W. Vim
Doreu, Insurance adjuster for
automobile and casualty Insur
ance claims, has moved his office
from 313 Main to 111 South 4th.
Anils Peterson, brunch manager
for Murtln and Anderson, ad
justers, will be associated In the
new office.
Son Born Mr. and Mn. A.
E. HI ley are parents of a son,
John Kdwurd Hlley, born April
18, In Sun Francisco. The child
weighed II pounds 4 ounces at
birth. Mm. Hlley Is the former
J tin ii it n Workman of Klamoth
Falls. She and Hlley were mar
ried here Mny 12, 1043.
Civilian T4 Murlln L. Dy
ers, route 2, box 078 I), received
his honorable discharge certifi
cate, at Fort Lewis, Wash., April
24.
Vlsltlnfl Mr. and Mm. P. J.
Lcsmclstcr and Mr. and Mrs.
Hay CSuerrrluz of Brooking,
forinerjy of Klamnth Falls, vis
ited here over the weekend.
HANDY MEN
By CARL WHITLOCK
It Is part of the American
genius to be handy with tools.
The mun who can "fix ony-
thing Is an Im
portant part of
the life of every
c o m m u n I ty,
lurge or small.
In thr war, that
man Is the oiip
w'm.-wiint Into
t h e war plant
and showed the
' manage incut
1 any number of
ahuit cuti to
production. In these days of
peace, he Is the one who keeps
running the electric and me
chanicul gndgcts on which we
have como lo depend for our
every day comfort and conveni
ence. The balky motor, the out-of-step
sewing machine the erratic
and moody clock, call to him
In a manner he simply cannot
resist and lie cannot know hap
piness again until the erring
mechanism tins been set right.
It Is very seldom that the all
around mechanical genius of
this sort earns as much ns his
abilities ought to pay him. Hut
' somehow hn seems the happiest
of beings. And It Is doubtful If
anyone contributes more to the
happiness of the general public.
toto
"' NOW
iW 'STHE
TIME
Many Walt Too Long
paulX lee
Phone 7777 111 N. Sth
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
DRIFTWOOD
. CAFE
fT 126 Bo. 7th
'mm
tat i
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Unlcr Nw Minis
mini Barbecues
Steaks
Hamburger!
OPEN
6 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Closed Sundays
WHY DIDN'T I au.V7.' "-TV
DON'T DIG UP YOUR
SEWER
Phono 8390 for Electric Roto
Rooter Sewer Cleaning
Service
FREE
ESTIMATES
WORK
GUARANTEED
A New Inexpenaive Method of Cleaning
Clogged Sewers of Roots.
Next Wednesday Mr. Whit
lock of the Earl Whitlock Fu
neral Home will comment on
"May Day."
BERGMANN
Lightweight
BOOTS
I" Lac to Toe,
Built for the Western
. Economy $10.85
Priced.
Bergmann
LOGGERS
Cord and Leather 8ols.
Heavyweight construc
tion. It's Drewi (1 r QC
tor Boot! ? 909 up
.lac llll.
J
DREW'S
MANSTORE
731 Mala St.
THE
Aetna Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
announces the
appointment of
O. E.THOMPSON
as special representative for Klamath Falls and
vicinity. Mr. Thompson Is thoroughly qualified
to present tho many plnns which tho Aetna
Life Insurance Co. has made available to lt
ninny clients, Including the:
Copyrighted Estate Control Plan
Partnership
Juvenile
Pension Trust
Thrift Plans
Group
Annuities
Accident and Health
Telephone 5401
108 So. 8th St.
Klamnth Fnlls, Ore.
Aetna Lifo Int. Co.
John N. Adams
General Agent
mtM
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THERE IS MORE TO
A GLASS OF MILK
THAN MEETS THE EYE1
V
PLAY SAFE!
During these doys of milk shortages the temptation to relox quality is
always at hand.
hi; suiii;:
Every drop of Croter Lake Milk is carefully inspected every day by men
who hove spent years In the milk business.
3VO CHANCES!
When you buy Crater Lake you buy milk from one of the state's outstanding
market milk plants.
NO P1IEMICMS
No special inducements . . . just the finest, safest bottle of milk to be had.
INSIST ON
MILK
AT YOUR GROCERS' OR PHONE 5101 FOR HOME DELIVERY
Bottled by KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY
UK
ALUMINUIVi
STRAINERS
Rust-proof
AT YOUR GROCER'S One strainer FREI
with the purchaie of two 15e pockaiss ef
Old Mill Ice Criam Stabiliser and Flever
ess. While thty lost. Gat years today!
OLD MILL Is nationally ussd and
nationally known. It is a famous prepared
base for quickly and easily making deli
cious ice cream or sherbet in your own
automatic refrigerator or Ice and brine
type freeier.
lellifartlen luarantHd r T' awny
keilu Yea sail tho trtlntr.
THI BOND CORF.
Portland I, Oregon
mm. 0 . . S'1 -J
ferrecf spot
fo Buy Things
for a U7TLE TOT!
INFANTS' DRESS, in fine batiste, with delicate
embroidery, and a big hem for letting down as
Baby grows older and taller. qj
IAIY IOY SUITS, are so eaiy to launder, in
cotton knit, two colors, striped top, with plain
suspender pints, or two contrasting colors.
1.98
CREEPERS, are a part of. every baby's wardrobe,
in pastel colors with touches of embroidery, and
contrasting collar and cuffs. CJJJ
SUN SUITS, to let in a maximum dose of vitamin
D, and to look pretty and dainty too! Washable,
of course, in gay cottons. J CJg
INFANTS' WRAPPERS for the very new
baby, in flonnelette, or stockinette, with
pink or blue binding, and bows.
77c
INFANTS' SWEATERS, slipover style for certain
chest protection; all-wool, in dainty pink, white,
or yellow, with embroidery.
1.49
INFANTS' SHAWLS, to wrap-up the baby, all
wool, large size, in white, pink, blue; an all-over
honeycomb design with fringe. q
1.98
INFANTS' SONNETS, pretty for you to look at,
comfortable for Baby to wear! They're spring
and summer weight 9 8 C
INFANTS' ILANKETS with kiddie designs; pink
or blue, in heavyweight India Cotton, 3" rayon
satin binding. 159
ILANKETS with a raised nursery-type jacquard
pattern in pink and blue, in a bassinet sue, bound
with broad rayon-satin ribbon. J 98
COTTON BLANKETS, wlid olon..l.39
PLATE AND MUG SET 98
HOT WATER PLATE 1.98
O RATTLES FOR AMUSEMENT 25
D TOT TRAINER 59
D BABY BANKS 49
BABY PANTS 39
NURSERY SEAT 219
NURSERY CHAIR 4.98
BABY AUTO SEAT 1.69
i . h u n i rriLi r 9 A O
lJ DAD T DA33IDCIIE
INFANTS' BIBS 59
INFANTS' VESTS 29
TRAINING PANTS 19
INFANTS' POLO SHIRTS 79
NEW ARRIVALS
Available 9 A. M. Tuesday
SPUN RAYON PRINTS
In colorful new spring designs to stimulate
your flair for sewing. Ideal for A9c
dresses. Limit 8 yards to customer. Yd. W
BALCONY
DRAPERY YARDAGE -
Cotton and rayon material with design woven
In. Brighten uo your living room with new
drapes. Full 48" wldei colors rose, wine.
gold,
and blue Yd.
DOWNSTAIRS
89c
LUXURIOUS DRAPES
Summery sturdy drapes in novelty homespun
material. Assorted colors, it if, AO C lO
preshrunk $l.70-5O. 1 7
' DOWNSTAIR!