Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 27, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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    Speaks Hra .There wua uu
rxcullent elteiiiliinoe ul the II
. in. service ul Kt. I'liul
iml church Suiitltiy when IIIkIiiiii
Nucl Porter ul bucruiiii'iilu c i n 1 -lirined
cluaa ii( Tl adulla und
ihllilien. Willi Hie llev. Krcilcr
lik C. Wlsaeiiliach, Hiahoi Porter
drive to Alturaa yealenliiy tu
conduct service In I lie northern
California tuwii. Itev. Wlnnt'ii
ouch will return luiiiiy by hua,
and Ulaliup Porter will continue
auuth. There wan u K"ucl utti'iid
mice reported ul the church
I'hnul ul HI. I'iiiiI'ii thin iiiiirn
hill. Siimul will l held Mini
iluy. Tueaduy ami Wrdui'iiliiy nf
UU week and ull nf ni'xl wi'i'k.
There will lie no acluiul Tliur
dny, Memorial Day, but irrlul
service aro ached ii led (or IU
Dlnnar Mealing The final
itici-Iimu nf the year for tlio ad
vanced Hjuiniah cluaa which hui
iiii'l thin acuaoii, will be held l
tlui I'i'llcuii parly room Tueaduy
nt 7:15 p. in., at which lima
there will liu a nn-hoal dinner.
Severul iiienibrra have returned
1 1 urn trlpa In Mexico and will
ahuw iiii'iiicntoca of tholr Jour
iicy mid api'iik on experience) of
thi'lr trip. The dlnnur In Infor
iiuil unci open to old member of
the elans mul unyonu Inlereatcd.
lli-wrvutlona may be made by
ciilllnii Ihn vocational office,
7AHA, not lutir than 10 a. m.
Tui-ariuy, tomorrow.
To flptak Mra. N. K. l.'iiy
wood ol Kluiniith ImiIiiiii Aiti'iicy
will be the gueal piuki'r
Wednratluy at 2 p. in., whi n she
will addreaa a meeting nl ull
women ol St. Puul's pariah In the
puiiah hull, Hth mid Jefferxini,
Mr. Cuywuod will biinii with
Iter un exhibit of Indiiiti urts und
crufta and will apcuk on theae
aubjreta. All liilerealed women
are Invited to uttend. Ti'H will
be aerved later in the ufternoon.
Scholarship Delhi Martin,
iljluiihtur nf Mr. mid Mra. Hurry
Martin, Merrill, hua been uwurd
d a acholaralilp covering tuition
feea for her entire aenlor year
Irnni I'lil Tlielii Upallon, junior
women'! aervlre honorary, for
lie Inn one of three oiitatiiiidlnil
women In the University of Ore
Don Junior china. Ml Miirtin
la muJorhiK In eheinlatry.
Improving I.llllo Marilyn
Muck, 4yonr-nld daughter of Mr.
iiml Mra. Eurl Muck of the
.Spring l.uke dlalrict, la niaklnK
un excellent recovery following
aerloua Injurlea received recent
ly in a full. Marilyn wua dla-iiiiaai-d
Iroin llillnlde hnapitul
und apeut one week at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mia. Hurl K. lluwkliui, 2121
Vine.
Improving Hilly Johnion, B-yeur-old
ion of Howard J, John
aon, Klumatli Kulla poal office
employe, la reported improved
al Hillalde hnapllal where ho la
being treated for pneumonia.
Memorial Sarvlcai The l.oyal
Order of Mooae, No. 1100. Chap
ter 4H7, will hold memorial
kervlcea Thursday at 0 p. in., In
the Mooae hall. The public la In
vited. Eugene Projects
Water Expansion
KUGKNE, May 27 (II A
7. 230, 000 10 -year expunaion
progrum deaigned to cure for
population and Induatrlul
growth here hua been an
nounced by the Kugune wuter
board, which ia also the city'i
ixiwer utility.
Electrical project! will In
clude extension of the dlalrlbut
ing ayatem, a 28,000-kllowatt
at earn plant and a hydroelectric
plant at Waltervllle. Water util
ity project! will Include two
reacrvolri with 0,750,000-gallon
cupaclty, a filtration plant and
a 42-Inch ateel wnler aupply
line from the McKenzle river.
Home Solicitor
Nabbed By Cops
Kuphael Morgun, 832 River
aide, who baa been a fuller
bruah aulcaman here for many
ivin hua nuatrri S25 bail with
city police for violation of the
Green Hlver ordinance noun-
I, .-I,, , uillrlflnlf and la to
appear in court Tueiday at 4
p. m.
The complaint wai ilgncd by
tliu tviliee ilenurtment. Official!
aald that Morgan had been
warned aevurai umei 10 quii
door-lodoor aalei. He will fight
the churgo In police court.
Morgan boa a large family
und rnakei hli living telling
bruahea.
KRALD J NSW. KUaialk falli, Ora. MONDAY, Her n, IM r! Ilta
Bummer Camp itcgiatralion
for ainnmi'r lump at Camp
Killlcr Apiilegule la now open to
iiiuitilil Scout, itegliilercd Girl
Seoul may allll apply. Glrla
may aiiiu up at the Girl Scout of
fice, 412 Main, Camp datea are
from July 2d to August IB.
Conducting School Mra. E. E.
Iliimbrlrk mid Mra. Perley Web
aler of 843 Kldorado ure In
Sweet Hoine, Ore., conducting a
dully vacation Bllilu ichool.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
KipeM, nunnlHl Werfc
Mil M.
fele rrlt free Kallmelti
Sawing Mochlnt Srvic
Uajtii4nl pveltr
Phnt CHI nil fthl Way
THE FUTURE
INSURABILITY
' " waij. I ' our
children
' K i li aaaured
flk I POLICY
PAUL A. LEE
Phono 7777 111 If. tin
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Marin Recruiter Hera A mu
rine corpa recrultlliK aergriint la
now at the courthouao und will
remain over tomorrow. I'Iiim
have been announced to have a
recruiting aiirnt here,' from the
Medford aub-alatlnn every Mon
day from 1 to 4:31) p. m. und
every Tueadiiy from 9 to 4.
Card Party The Loyul Order
of Mooae aoftbnll teinn la apon
aorhiK a curd party Tuexday
nliihl ul the Mooae hull All CO
I workers and membera are Invil-
ed and proceeds will be uaed for
I a xodbull team.
Whan vom ihop rou look for QUALITY
Whan you want
Delivery Service
You oxpacr FAST larvice, plus DEPENDABILITY
Insure yourself of thli courteous
and economical service
By Asking for
i;iTY UEMVKIIY SKIIVICE
Or Dial 8417
W. Roblruon O. Anderson
Visitor Mr. und Mra. Klovd
W. Woraley of l.oa AnKelea
atonped here briefly Sunday to
vlalt their niece, ltu.el Morrison,
N. II th. They were en route
from the aoiilh to vlalt in Yak
ima and Tacoinu, Wash.
From th South Mra Mi ill ic
Hakman and her dnuiihter ln
law. Mra. Charles nakinnn, (I)eh
Ha Huwklna), are vlaltliiK here
for one week from their honira
in Fresno, C'nllf They are Kiiesti
at the home nf Mra. Charles link
man'a paronta. Mr. and Mra.
Burt E. Hawkim of 2121 Vine.
HiITT
- This 1 1 n 1 1
Former Resident Mra. S. R.
Martin of Piedmont, Cnllf., for
mer resident of Klumulh Klills,
has been here the past week
vialtlnK at the Miirtin Kiimsby
home, A21 N. Sth. She plans to
return aouth next Wednesday,
In Hospital Friends of En
KTne M. "Gene" Huminnnd, well
Miown Klamath county rancher
and Merrill resident, will be In
terested to learn he spent a nood
mint at Klamath Valley hospital
where he ii receiving medical
care.
From Brookings Mr. and
Mn. Phil Srhroeder. former res
ident of Klumulh Falli where
they made their home for many
years, are here this week from
Hrooklnca where they have a
store and also operate a lily bulb
farm.
Called Mr. and Mrs. James
DurRln of 1382 Gnry, were
railed to IlrooklnRS recently by
the death of Dunlin's father.
Duriiln hua returned to work
at Ewauna Box company, Mra.
Durgin and daimhtera. Heth and
Ruth, will remain at Brookings
for the present.
Treatment Mra. II. S. Huns
of Tulelnke Is receiving medlcnl
care at Klamath Valley hospital.
fa II I
uu4.7iumLioum
not only are
havyweih t
cinvn hut
have floor id
ltlMMUltO Ily.
I 2. 9'
UMBRELLA
TENTS
) Watrproofd
Fireproof-Mildew Proof.
C CompUte with Window
Fly.
$39.50
Mart Finnigon's
Sporting Goods
817 Main St.
up
ALL Your Music Needs
are at Shepherd's1.
O Used Pianos $175 up
O Drum Sets, new and used.
O Phonograph Records 20c
O Phonograph Tone Arms
O Used Musical Instruments
PRICED TO SELL!
Saxophon
Trumpets
Trombones
Oultar
Banjo
Mandolins
Violins
Callos
Drum, All Types
O Power Speakers and Pickups
O Instrument Cases all kinds
. O Record Albums
O Leather Goods Music Cases,
Briefcases. Service Discharge Holdara, Billfold
String Rd . Mutes Mouthpieces Stand
And Hundred of Other Item
SHEPHERD
MUSIC CO.
345 E. Mala
Phone 7133
ill
IH V i
their styling's beguiling . . .
their low price . . nice!
EARLY SUMMER
DRESSES
3.00
Spring's almost over; a bright sum
mer is on its way so perk up your
wardrobe with fresh, beguiling
dresses! Colorful at-home cottons
in button-down styles; crisp, con
venient to wear, washable. For out
doors, rayon jacquard faille in
prints and lively solids, smoothly,'
deftly tailored for flattery. Priced
wonderfully low!
JUST ARRIVED!
BETTER COTTON DRESSES
AeuA AfetUodi
FUR STORAGE
SERVICE
An Old, Old Truth
By EARL WHITOCK
We have all heard it, over
and over. The Bible any aome-
Jilnff about "luklnii no thoueht
for the
mor
row." Wise men
have always
aid It, In vari
ous word. We
all know it is
true. Bui may
be being re
minded of It
nijnln may Jolt
ii Into doing
something
about It. If no,
my triteness enn be forgiven.
Almost anyone can do one
thing al a time, provided they
do nol complicate the doings
with worries nbout whul comes
next. Hut no one can carry suc
cessfully the triple burden of
present, pasl and future. There
are too many memories loo
many "ifs" and "buts."
When wo really accept the
fuel Hint one thing at a time is
all Hint is ever expected of us,
it la the most llbcriitlnn, re
freahing and healthful attitude
toward living Hint we could
possibly follow. Willi the mere
acceptance of the fact comes re
newed strength, Increased ac
complishment, "It ia cool In Memory Gnr-den."
Next Wednesday Mr. Wlilt
lock of the Enrl Whlllock Fu
neral Home will comment on
'Memorial Dny,"
Your
FUR COAT
is precious . . .
It's hard to make a choice among so many bright colored cottons! Shall it
be a waffle weave with pique applique? A bold stripe, made pretty with
eyelet ruffling? A pique with embroidery? A floral crinkle weave? All-eyelet?
Solid pastels? They're dainty, striking, practical! Sizes 9-20.
Store it SAFELY!
O Expert CLEANING and GLAZING
Using furrier's sawdust method if desire
All forms of moth life ore destroyed.
O Our Steel and Concrete Vault
is designed solely, for garment storage. Temperature
is never hot, humid or damp.
O Your Garment Never Leaves Our Possession
O Immediate Delivery is Guaranteed at any Time
O Garments are Insured Against Fire or Theft
Aeux Method Gbanesil
1453 Esplanade
AND FURRIERS
O. H. luffington, Prop.
Phone 4471
METAL BED LAMPS
To beautify your bedroom . . . make
reading in bed a pleasure. Available
in red, green tfO QQ
and brown atefO
SHOE BAGS
The ideal shoe bag to keep your
closet floor free from scat- M QQ
tered shoes and slippers
BALCONr
BOYS' POLO SHIRTS
For the small boy or larger on.
Handsomely striped polo shirts with
short sleeves for sum- 70
mer wearing ...
DOWNSTAIBI
MEN'S
TOWN CRAFT SHIRTS
Just received a ' nice assortment of
stripe patterns. Nu-Craft QQ
collar. Sizes 14 H to 17 TJ
MAIN FLOOR
BOYS' SLACK SUITS
Penney's ''top-n-bottom" washable
slack suits. Sanforized shrunk ma
terial. Matching tan pants CI QC
and shirt. Sizes 8-12. ?IT7
DOffNSTAiaa
MEN'S
PLAID SPORT SHIRTS
Men of action will go for these
handsome, plaid shirts in a big way!
Vat-dyed, sanforized, with C
long sleeves T
MAIN IXOOB
27" COTTON PRINTS
Lovely, new summer yardage for
your saving. Makes up into stun
ning, cool dresses ")f
and blouses yd. I C
WOMEN'S SLACK SUITS
Suits that the lady will love either
for play or street wear. In colors
that she will appreciate CO 71
throughout the summer .... Oa I
SECOND FLOOR
21" TRAVELING CASE
Rayon lined, leather bound, small
herringbone pattern. Sturdy, spring
ioc"1!:..!1! $13.50
Plus tax
MAIN FLOOR
48" OILCLOTH
YARDAGE
A good assortment of patterns in
36c
quality oilcloth
Only
DOWNSTAIRS
yd.
LADIES'
WHITE HANDBAGS
Sparkling, white plastic bags to com
plete your summer outfit. CA QQ
Zioper tops . . plastic square
MAIN FLOOR
Plus tax
BOYS'
BLUE DENIM JEANS
Heavy, denim jeans for long wear , .
easy to launder. Just th thing for
vacation time wear. CI 97
DOWNSTAIR ""
Sizes 8-14 .
CHECK THESE NOTION SAVINGS AT PENNEY'S
Marcarized Thread, J. & P.
Coals 4c
100 Yds. Clark's Mending
Cotton 4e
Whlto Elastic yd. 4c
120 Straight Pins 4c
Snap Fasteners 4c
Plastic Barrettes 4c
Invisible Hair Pins 4c
Veil Pins 4c
Suspender Burtons 4c
45 Yds. Darning Cotton 4c
24 Yds. Mending Wool 4c
60" Tape Measures 4c
Plastic Thread Holders 29c
2" Wide Elastic yd. 15e
BALCONY
3" Wide Elastic yd. 23e
Talon Fasteners 25c
Hickory Dress Shields ..35e
All Elastic Garters ...12c
Dot Snapper Kits ......$1.00
Refills for Dot Snappers 25c
Burtons, many colors, shapes. ...8c
Mercerized Corset Laces Ic