Herald and news., May 16, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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former Realdont Mm. Nell
HcColluni, fiirmiT resident of
lihuuiith KnllM. returned recent
y Id spend the summi'i' Willi her
urn, J. I), lleckley of 3 I'ri'M'iilt.
Mrn. MiC'nlhiin mx'iil lliu winter
Willi Iiit two diiUKhlcia, Lucille
'..'uiiwiiy mill Kvi'lyn Ni'IIhoii nf
Oakland, Cnlir., who urn iilan
vlalllng Mr. uml Mm. Hecklry.
I'licy 1 it t In rcliini In tlii'lr
lioincH thin I'l Klny .
Back Trom Service Two Vet
iruna have returned lo work ill
Hie (in-ill Northern till week.
Williinl Illinium, ll niivy vi'termi,
hua tiiken IiIh prr-wiir lull iia a
(.N liiukeiniiii, mill W II I In ill Arn
old, reeently discharged from
the count guard, la lini'k nl Ida
former Job aa a flremmi.
Horn Trom Service '174 Pat
rick Joseph Duffy, 27, United
Stiilea iiriny, returned liunn" Dill
pnat week f rum C'liiiip Ileide,
C'ldlf,, where he him been aln
Honed during hi aervlce whirl)
would have lotiiled four yearn In
AukuiiI. He la the ami of Mr.
mid Mm. i'. J. Duffy. 21 IU Wliird.
Duffy wua rerenlly dlarhurgeri
from Dibble (ienerid himpllul
where he underwent eye eur-llery.
In Hoapltal Mm. Kllii'l Hook
of .17(14 Aviilon, la ri Ivlng nied-
leid iilleutliin ill lllllnlde hospital
.She lit receiving visitor.
lt'a a Olrl The Itev. mid Mra.
Victor A, Hchiilo of the Zlon
l.utherun church ure parcula of u
daughter, Kiilhy, horn at ft: III
p. in. Mny 14 lit Klmnuth Val
ley liiniplla!, the child weighing
7 pminda KU ouncea. II wua er
loneoualy reunited Hint (ho
child wua u buy. The family
now hua both aon uml duugh-(er.
At Meeting Sgl. K. W. Tieh
rnnr of alnte police la In Med
ford Wednesday mill Thuradny
iillendluK the regular May meet
ing of alate police aci'iicunt.i.
Vl.lllna Mra. Flit-hard D.
Cook of l.oa AnKelea la visiting
thla week with her aluler, Mra.
A. C. I.aheree. 1IIM Krle.
Raturn Homi Three niolhera
anil Ihelr Infanta were dlamlaacd
from Kliuniilli Valley hoapltul
Wedueiidiiy lo return home. Mra,
II. J. llarrell anil Infant cliinuh
ter weld home to 24IH Mulln,
Mra. C. 8. Juaklewlcz and dauKli
ter lefl the hoapllul for UKIt
I'lne. mid Mra. Jumea II Jamea
mid girl went home to 33211 Altu
mont. Emeraency Donna Drlgga.
12 yeiii iild daughter of Mr. mid
Mra. II. M. DrlKKa of Hill N lltli,
waa riixhed In Kluiiiiith Valley
hoapllal IhhI night for an eincr
liency appendectomy. She waa
reported lining nicely thla morn
ing. Mra. DriKKa ll president of
the Jayceellea.
for PILES
Thotianmla of utTrra from th lorlur
ln imlii 0u to Itnplii pllcn Nr irnitn.
ful ovor tholr dlMvry of HEMtX.
T '' iimrvflloim trlpl.-n'-tlwn formula
niiu-hiir rtliavpN tit. insuM-niri Min
uml II-hill HIMIX rnntn fillBM Will)
iMlhllR, prnlfi llvat MIii1lrid. Jtrnlly
wnrki ftant. Muat tflv rrU-t In thrn
trcnlmaiita or your money lrtc don't
nufTor nottir inlmiti tin HIMIX
Ointment or auKiiortrtj fruiii your
i1ruKKMt loilux on tins positive
1UBIMItt,
Mold at all drug atorM
Legion Wants
Show Returns
All meinhera of the American
l.i'Klon who have tlcketa or
money for the Leglon-apoimorcd
"1 Inline of Manic" ahow, to he
preaented today at 2 mid 8 p. in.
at the I'ellcun theatre, ure urged
to (urn In (heir money mid lick
eta ut the I'elli'iiii ton I Klit , or at
the l.cglon chili, 2111 Main, Fri
day or Saturday. Thla la Im
portant aa a aettlement of ac
count muat he mude with the
performera Immediately, offlcera
an Id.
At the apcciul matinee today
ut 2 p. m., live biinnlea were
given uwiiy free lo aeveral
youngatcra, III uddltion lo the
full two-hour prcai-iitation by
Warren Grain mid Ida troupe.
I'roflta derived from thcae
Chiloquin Resident
Hurt In Accident
Elliott Moore, 4H year old Chll
oiiiiln realdent, la recovering In
Klamiith Vulley hoapltal from u
fracture of the left clavicle, re
ceived in un accident near the
ilruy mill euat of Chilo(uin on
SpraKue river,
Moore wua with Frnnk Sum
niera, reaervution alockman,
when Summera' truck over
turned. Summera wua uninjured.
Moore wua admitted to the himpl
lul aeveral duya lifter the acci
dent, uccordliiK to reporta.
Moore la a aenaonul employe of
Hie Klamath Agency foreat acrv
Ice but waa not on duty at the
time of the accident.
Horn Again It. H. Dudley.
2011 Michigan, hua Just returned
from KeddiiiK, Calif., where he
hua been for the past three
months, moving houses for the
atule liiKhwuy.
Surgtry Mra. Kelly Mc
Laughlin, 333 N. 10th, ia recov
erinif antlafactorlly from aurnery
at Klamath Valley honpitul.
127 S. Sixth St. Phone 6842
M"G"M's Big Technicolor Wondcr-Showl
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
New Arrivals !
At
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Availablt Friday Morning, 9 a. m.
Men's Broadcloth Shorts
Sanforized shrunk, atrlped brondcloth short.t with Ltf
elastic aidea. dripper front. Slzea 30-44 OUC
MAIN ri.OIIR
Ladies' Corduroy Slacks
l.llihtwelKht Hummer cords for Lndles; In blue, brown,
ureen nnd red. Ju.it the slack for work or play. nn
Slzca 12-20 070
aiicosn ri.ooa.
Garment Hangers
Wooden hanger with metal clamps for trousers
or skirts
BAI.IONV
19c
Boys' Cotton Undershirts
"Jim Penney" undershirts of knit cotton. Styled OO
for comfort nnd quality. Sizes 10-lfl .' OZC
nowNSTAiaa
Boys' Slack Suits
2.98
Two-tone alack suits for boys. Sanforized shrunk
for permanent fit, Sizes 4-10
lintVNSTAIKS
Haynes Turkish Towels
I-iirue bath size; superbly blenched luffed towels. TO
White only OC
HAl.CONV
Girls' White Anklets
Sizes 6 lo 7'. 4, mnde of mercerized cotton.
Klnstic lops. Pair
SK( I1NII ri.OOR
9c
3 Way Metal Floor Lamps
Modern indirect IlKhtliiK floor lumps, complete Q en
with rnynn shnde. Priced complete lOijU
IAI.CONV
100 Duck Down Comforters
100 while, duck down comforters; Size 72 In, ai Af
by 84 In. Rose color only Cl"
IIOWNSTAIHa
Large Black Suitcase
I.nruc blnck sullcn.se; 25 inches Ioiik, 0 inches 0 AO
deep with nielul corners nnd lock. Plus lux f7
main noon
benefit performances will be
used by the Leu ion to finance
Junior Legion baaeball. Hoy's
Stale, and oilier summer com
munity projects, accordion to
Dtive lloaa. chairman of the corn-
I mittee in chance.
Leach Service Co.
Electrical Contracting . . . Houtthold and
Commercial Work.
Small Motor and Elactrical Appliance Repair
Fluorescent Lighting for
Home. Office or Store
USS Astoria To Go
To Rose Festival
PORTLAND, May 18 Ml
The light cruiser Astoria will be
berthed at Portland during the
Hose Festival June 2-9, it was an
nounced toduy.
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To Better Serve You!
W. Shall Be
CLOSED ALL DAY
SATURDAY
In order to move our office and Parts Department Into
the new building adjoining our present quarters
BURNESS MOTORS
South Sixth and Walnut
Girls' Colorful
COTTON DRESSES
SiaMisr V tJ
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.20
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Cottons bright and gay . . . dressy, tailored and fluffy . . .
dainty puffed sleeves, tiny collars, dirndl skirts, bits of em
broidery for Miss. 7-14.
GIRLS' PINAFORES and SUNSUITS
Pretty little suits designed for sun and play.
Cay stripes, colorful prints. Sizes 2 to 16.
GIRLS' TAILORED BLOUSES
Neat as a pin tailored blouses. Here are feminine
charmers to win you pretty compliments. n
sparkling white and radiant colors.
GIRLS' PLEATED SKIRTS
Pleated encirclement to set off your blouses and
your favorite sweaters. Soft, pastel colors. Sizes
10-16.
3
1
.98
GIRLS' RAYON SLIPS
Quality rayon slips so pretty and practical for
the Miss. Sizes 2-14.
60
GIRLS' 100 WOOL SUITS GIRLS' JACKETS . Reduced!
Carefully tailored girls' suits of
. loO'.t wool. Many new styles In this j" A
popular priced group. Sizes 4 to 16.
1040 2-tone jackets of fine rayon twill
material reduced for your saving!
Sizes 8-16.
T1
second ri.ooa
7 a
Student "Campus Clad" Suits .
All wool; smart 3-button, single-breasted model in brown
pin stripe. Lightweight suits with a breath of the out
doors. Sizes 32-36.
MAIN FLOOR
24
.50
UniM tf-CviUiO-tVi FIRST IN THEIR CLASS!
BOYS' TRENTWOOD SUITS
Are smartly styled of sturdy fabrics in her
ringbones. Sizes 10 to 20.
BOYS' SPORT COATS
100 wool in popular novelty plaids and
diagonal designs, with sporty buttons, half
linings. Sizes 10-20.
BOYS' SLACKS
Smooth gabardine or rugged Bedford cord. With
dropped belt loops, serged seams, pinked or cuffed
bottoms.
JR. BOYS' SPORT COATS
In checks, with all good details of the larger sizes.
JR. BOYS' SUITS
With long pants, for "dress up"; careful details
in blue, brown and tan. Sizes 3-11.
BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS
Crisp, sanforized dress shirts in exclusive stripe
patterns for boys from ages 8 to 16.
18 40
12"
AM
.90
9-20
.49
TIES in Bright Summer Patterns!
Bright and soft colors in attractive stripes and
figures.
49e
COTTON BLOUSES
FOR GIRLS
Smart little blouses In washable,
white broadcloth. Neat embroidery
trims.
.20
Girls' Blouses.. REDUCED!
Fine quality, spun rayon blouses in
white and yellow tailored styles.
ALL WOOL SWEATERS
FOR TODDLERS
Puff shoulder and short sleeves; in
white, blue, or pink. Sizes from 1
to 3.
1"
.49
IP
"BABYLINE" BEDS
Deluxe baby crib; all hardwood 25
construction; durable finish, heavy m
metal springs; adjustable to three eaasaT
heighU. Cut out decal trim.
100 WOOL SOAKERS
FINE QUALITY KNIT
Protection for you and comfort for Af.
baby. Drawstring top; white, blue or W J
pink. Sizes 1-3 years. ' "
100 WOOL BLANKETS
100 new wool; soft and warm;
satin bound; blue and pink.
100 WOOL SHAWLS
REDUCED TO CLEAR
Fringed wool shawls for Infants In
fancy knit design; attractive for gifts.
4-98
ROBE'N HOODS, REDUCED
Cute little blankets that are so prac
tical. Satin bound.
97
INFANTS' ALL WOOL
KNIT BOOTEES
Soft knit bootees for baby; in white,
pink or blue.
98
INFANTS' FELT SHOES
Soft felt shoes for the "kicker." A.
Styled for ample toe room. White WJj
only. Sizes 1-2-3.
SECOND FLOOE.
Smart Footwork
for now through
summer
Girls' Sport Saddle Shoe
2
.98
Footwear favorite of the soda-set ...
the brown and white rubber-soled
saddle shoe.
MISSES' SANDALS
3-
98
These lovely sandals are the shoes
you'll wear all summer for walking,
working, playing, and never want to
take off! Smooth white leather T
Strap style, perforated, open-to-the-sun
for maximum comfort; new
patty-cake heels.
Young Men's Moccasins
.10
4
Their design is taken straight from
men's shoes! Burnished russet-antique
leather with smart butted seam in
front, plenty of toe room Inside for
walking comfort. Rubber soles, rub
ber heels, made-to-last Goodyear
Welt construction.
JR. BOYS' SCUFFLESS
SHOES
Sturdy oxfords with a new type sole,
scuffless tip. Sizes 8V4-3.
DOWNSTAIRS
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