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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1946)
' Plana Trip Charles "Clunk" Cecil. KKLW announcer, ami Juy A. llluu. Herald Nuwu rrpurlrr, chartered Taylor Craft plana (rom Cy Wallnns riylnil lli'lcl unci led tills mum liiU fur Lua AiiKles. Cecil Is a former navy flier. Mlra illKKs plum lit vlalt ( r I n (I In r.l Mimic und Cecil will vlnlt In l.ua Aiwelea. They plan to lunil Hi tlm Metropolitan airport, Vim Nuya, mul will return Sunday. ' Brownie Raval All Brownie C'.iii .Hcuuta art Invited to pur ' ticlpate In the Uruwiile revel to Im held at Modoc rield from 1U:30 . in. to 1 p. in. Cllrla at ti'lidlnu should lirlnil a noneliiitf lunch, 5 cents for milk, and a lilimket or nomelhliiK to nit on. All lenders mid tioon committee nifiiibcTM are invited. Tha nffiilr . will bo cancelled In cae of rain. '" To Speak A meeting will he held nt 1:30 p. m., Suturdiiy, In the American Lctflon hull at which Dr. O. It. Chumbeni, head or the Oretiun State col- i leus achool of naycliolouy, will Klriik on the "Adjualmeiit of the Adolescent." All Interested pernios are Invited to attend. Bacond Dane Junior lloal- LUH.a nm itaktvt 1,1 111. ut till American Leiilon hall, 4th and s iMiimnin, ai o p. in. i"m. I l'rldiiy, for the second In a ae- rlca of dunce for the remaining i aervlceinen alutloned In Klain i ath Kails. Girls wishing to bring gucils are asked to call 561)1. Mama Cunti-Mr. and Mra. Itlchurd Culunu, UIIuS Oregon, have aa their liousi'gucsi hub week Mra. Gcomu C. Klce and dnughtcr, Mury Josephine, I'ort- lund residents. Ml Itlce la on vacutlon from dutlca ua reccp tlonlat und buyer In her depurl incut uf the Union l'aclflc rull rond, I'lltock bulldlnu. Mr. and Mra. Giiliino Just recently re turned rrom I'orthind where they have lived fur the iiual two and one-biilf yeura. Mra. Guluno wua In the auriflcul de partment at I'riivldenco boapl tul for ahnoat two yeiiri until ahe became III with uathma and wua unable to reinuln In I'ort hind. The family baa returned here to get Into a dry climate. They formerly lived ut 913 WuahliiKton. School Sat The Sulviillon Army'a dully vacation Uilile achool will open for a two weeka' period on Monday, May 27. Thla achool period la open for children of all ages and will he from 10 to 12 a. in. Monday thrmiKh Huturduy. Singing. III- blo cluaaea, atory-telllim, hand crafts unit guinea will be Includ ed In the priiKriiiu. Children will be picked up by car on the regit lur Sunday acliool route each morning around 0:30. All youuil people uro Invited to uttend. i No Sarvlcaa There will be ' no aervicea at the Merrill Coin , iniinlly I'rcahyleriun church, Sunday mornimt, becuuae of the ; bui'culuuruto aervlce for the I high achool itrnduutlnif cluaa at St, Augustine's churcli. Convalescing Archie Huff, Kberlein atrcet, who underwent auriiery a week ago at lllllalde hoapltul, la reported doing nice ly. Huff la employed on the city police force. Vacation Trip Mr. nnd Mra. Vunce Vuupel und diiuuliter Vn nlce and ami Vunce Jr. left Klumuth Fulls Thuraduy for a three weeks' vacation which will lake them to Yellowstone Na tional park, Vulley City. N. D.. llluck Hilla of South Dakota. Salt Lake City and the C-rand canyon. The vaupela expect to return about June IS. Bala There will be a sale of aprons, luncheon sets, pot hold ers, dish towels and other em broidery pieces on Friday, May 24, at 8 p. in. in the Salvation Army biiildlnK at 4th nnd Klam ath. The public is invited to at tend thla mile. The I.adiea' Home Irugtie will be In charge. Schools Help Shrine Fund The Klamath Falls Nile club, In Ha rffurt to assist the Shrlners in raising $10,000 fur the benefit of the underprivileged crippled children who are taken cure of In the Shrlners hoapltul In I'ortlund, placed cartona In the achool rooma during the luat week of achool, The children and the teachers of both the city and the county schools made a wonderful response to the plea for dona tions for tills most worthy cuuse. "Tills has been a splendid dem onstration that small gifts ac cumulate into a worthwhile sum ami tlie schools of this area may well tuke prldo and satisfaction thut their contributions which total a little more thun $400 may purchase some valuable piece of equipment to aid In the physical rehabilitation of some needy crippled child," said Mrs. Mar shall I). Cornell today. She la prealdent of the Klamath Falls Nile club. Iteteurna arc not yet complete but following la the list of con tributions to date from each school: County Schools Illy , 7 tM Chiloquln sautt nun vauar . a is ralrhav.n 22 13 rrl Klamalh I 7 llflilvy 0 M KriK, :i m Mrrrlll w. 2 ri7 Malln, srarlaa 13 7a Malln lliall Krhrxil HIW Allamunl lntimtary In M Allamunt Junior llllh IV 2.1 Hhaila 20 78 Hummara a U4 City Schools ('fnar 7 oa rah vlrw 12 W Kramunl VI m Mill 3 I'allran a 10 MlvarBlria 18 03 K'MMavalt IB 44 High Mraool - 4 3" Bibla School Dally vacation nible acliool has been postxmed Indefinitely at the First Church of Ciod. 2H02 Altamont, Further announcements will be made. Northwest Fir Talks Continue I 'OHTLAND, Ore., May 24 M1) Northwest fir operators und CIO International Woodworkers of America conferred again today, after an employer spokesman re ported "slight" progress made In yesterday's negotiations. 1 In did nut enlarge on the re port, Some 40,000 union mem bers In five western slates have voted to strike if meetings fail to produce results. Furniture Plant Near Roseburg ROSEBUUG, Ore., May 24 P) If. C. Zcrbc, representative of Quaker Industriea, Chicago, to day announced purchase of 35 acre alio at Winchester, five miles nortli of Koscburg, where construction will start Immedi ately on a plant to manufacture houseware and furniture items. The company is contracting with sawmills in the Roseburg area for alubs, mill-ends and other waste to be manufactured into a wide variety of wooden house hold articles. The plant when completed will furnish employ ment to from 73 to 100 persons, Zcrbe reports. Fast Delivery Service Phon 7423. DO YOU KNOW Oi ,h,, ; SUN LIFE J ! POLICIES llbaral faataraa "am- 4lillnclla la I ti I mquir PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 11 N. 9th HALLORY'S Morrill-Lokevlew Jet, MARKET Telophon 4620 Special Big Savings! Sat. - Sun. - Mon. Rent your lockers now before they are all gone 150 lb. locker $7 per year 200 lb. locker $9 por yeor Sam prlc since 1942! Large Ranch Eggs 2 doz. 75c No. 1 Potatoes 100 lb. sack 3.50 Jami and Jellies Large Shipment Juit Arrived Good Assortment 10 quart Pails each 59c String Beans-24 cans 2.89 Tomatoes, No. 2 'a can $-24 cans ....4.79 Fresh Tomatoes lb. 20c MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS WE HAVE PORK! Pork Roaiti lb. 31c Beef Pot Roast lb. 28c Pork Chops lb. 39e Fresh Ground Beef lb. 25e fork Steaks lb. JJc Freih Pork Sausage POULTRY SPECIALS ..lb. 29e Hent - Fryers Turkeys DREW'S MANSTORE" i DAY'S ALL WOOL FOREST GREEN WHIPCORD PANTS $12.50 Drew's have juit received- a large ship ment of these long wearing, well tailored whipcords by Day. -J, J M Also another fine shipment of finely toil- nrmA wliinrnrfia ... fnr tha mnn tolin 4 wants the best. Priced at $17.50 OVER 100 PAIRS IN STOCK Sizes 29-48 Your Pioneer Klamath Clothiers Drew's Manstore 733 Main Phon 3463 SAI. HEWS. Klal. Fall., Oia. FBfDAY, War S4, IMS. taag4t ttn 1-1 '1 i i: ; i u U' i Here it is I .rHx a. ; muV ' . HITHS NEW COiOR tl id "it.."! 1- vvv N 1 - ,i;"v Juit in time to put Spring itself on your lipi and fingertip.... a luicloul . new pink designed to provide perfect accent for your flowery hah, your gay prints... and created, cunningly, to be Incredibly becoming to every wearer. LIPSTICK. 1.00, 1.(0, NAH lACQUfSj, In Ins lrear, Imartar baltfa, 1,00 SfkM phH laaaa 9? ct.-.iaW.JatWtti i wMiaw'l isw WWl l)H i li .VmW ,iit i HI444.ai'.w. nin'w'KwWH ItMll.ttwfcW,. Ai4 iXrtift )w4'ai.Bii I, I Get Sei for Summer in a cool Eyelet Embroidered Frock Be set for the warm ofternoons ahead get into a cool airy eyelet em broidered frock with the exclusive styling you'll find in our lovely creations. Waisr.slimming beauties ond peplums in high-neck or open-neck styles with all the newest style detailing in tucked work, pockets and sleeve designing. Black, pink, lime, yellow and white to choose from. Junior Sizes 9 to 15 Regular Sizes 12 to 20 14.95 to 22.50 PLAYTIME TOGGERY FOR TOTS TO TEENS Downstairs Store Junior Shop KIDDIES' SUN SUITS 1 to 6 years. Seersucker and linen one piece suits in stripes and plain colors. Blue, red and pastel colors. Also lovely assortment of pinafores. 1.00 to 1.98 ea. BOYS' SAILOR SUITS Sizes 3 to 8 years. Finest white duck with smart contrasting trimming in navy. Short or long pant styles. , 2.98 to 4.40 girIs; JODHPURS Sines 2, 3, 4. Finest quality gabardine In blue and rose. Smart little jackets to match. 7-95 suit. GIRLS' JODHPURS WITHOUT JACKETS Fine gabardine in green, blue and brown. Sizes 3 to 10 years. 2.98 and 3.50 Boys' Summer Pants Sizes 6 to 12 Yrs. Fine dress pants in cotton and part wool, in all shades. 2.49 to 4.80 Kiddies' Bathing Trunks Cotton and rayon in prints and plain colors. Sizes 1 to 6. 1.29 to 2.98 2s 1 YA Girls' and Boys' Caps and Bonnets Smart little summer styles in white and colors. 79c BOYS' SUMMER HATS Assorted styles, wash and felt styles, in all shades and shapes. 1.69 to 2.25 BOYS' AND GIRLS' POLO SHIRTS - Plain and stripes in short and long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 14 years. 89c to 1 .69 MILLER'S EXPANSION NEWS By WALT KENNETT, MGR. Many people are asking me daily why Moe's have changed their name to Miller's. For nine years, this store has been owned by the Miller Corp. with headquarters in Portland. The Miller Merchantile Corp. Ii strictly an Oregon institution, originating in Oregon and owned by Oregon stockholders. Each store is operated independently by local people, so that the community benefits from its operation, the same as any local institution. ... We therefore, considered it not only proper and fitting in lieu of the great expansion and remodeling program, to change the name to MILLER'S. We apologize to our patrons for the noise, dust, and confusion in our present cramped quarters. We hope soon to present to the people of the Klamath Basin ... a new and greater MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE. . . . More news next week. v,;aa;y vav)!4-ww f- J' I m fl
