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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
J r 1 M.. "Kut'aiia Klamalll ralla ... I hai-tamalitu ...... hl'iiltlantl .Jlaitii k Han rranrlaro urtcallla . iMailfnlil Mln Hrarlp HI Ml luii uiuir ... It . HU UO rlj I .11 ' WASItlNCITON ANII OIIKCKIN-Mnal-"ly t'luuily lixlay ami liiiualil, twinning liwrlly rloiiily rrlilay. Oti-aalulial lllltl lama In Waal limlliilt ImUty Mil al lil tliowata rrlilay. Cmilar lit w.al iimrllmi liMlay ml In aal portlim lii .iMiiittiw. MiHlviala anulhwaal wlnila (iff , i-,,a.l today, bavumliig nuilhw.ai.rly lu. J mm hiw NOIITIIKIIN CAI.lrOIINI -fl.narally .rlaar lialay ami rrlilay bill Willi ritaalal Nog I'allly iliwilr with a law araltaiail atiuwata In miiuiilalna ill .alrama liwilrt Writ iiuillfm l.lrlil lain aluitj north ''mmI Imiialil ur aarly rrlilay rWiilna:. M iHilar ranlial Inlarlnr tmlay anil nvar ilimlliarn iiiiitlmt mt Friday plitilaral. ilnillliwaalaily wind nil cuaat. Talk About Tourists Mnll r'lniilgun, cliulrniun of the cham ber of ctuniiieric tourist commit tee, unci C. II, Shirk, chamber iminuger, discussed thu tourist business at a meeting of llm Kl wuiik club Thiii'mlny noon t Urn Wlllnrd. Flnulgun said tliwt Ilia stute expects .(l,uUu,(l(0 (nun tourist business thin year, mid Klmiiiitti'H jtliitr uliould be $lU,tll)ll,U(lU. Sum Hltcliry made a short tn Ik on the "(nod (or famine" prugrum unit I (llm on till! subject Will liown. To Vlilt Held Diivid, former resident of Chllouuln, will ar rive In Chlluiiiiln Sundiiy, June 10. tl) MKMld a week VlHlllMU III! purents and friend. Duvlil wii recently hired a an extra by universal Pictures for the film bill o( tli ti'Clinlcolor picture, "Canyon I'uimigc." lie will re turn south to attend tin' premier o( the picture at Hollywood, where he U living at the present tunc. Takai Position Mary I.ou Gray has accepted a position with the riiiuey lagging com- Iiuny In the o((lce here. Mary -mi hu J tint returned alter (Ive years at lierkeley, Cull!., where he win employed. She gradu ated from Sucred llcurt acailemy and Armstrong business college. Site In the daughter o( Mr. and Mra, King Gray o( Tloncsla ana Klamulh Falls. In MarahalU Nnrmun tCurr, S 2c, aim of Mra. Nora Karr of tli I a city, arrived at Hnklnl atoll In the Murshall Islands aboard the US3 Dixie May 24. He will remain there for the atomic bomb train, then will Mill (or the I'hlllpplnea and China. Karr la planning on a 30-duy leave at Christmas time. Clrla' Stat The Catholic1 Daughter o( America and Hu cred lleurt academy sponsored the uttenduuee of Huaan Ciunz to Girls' Ktiite, the girls' camp at Silver Creek fnlla, not the Amer ican Legion auxlllury at wua previously announced. Postponed The meeting of the Kathryn Heattle Mlsslonury o clety of Altumont hua been post poned from June 14 to June 21, became the dully vacullon lilble school picnic falli on the orlgl mil date. Practice The Eagle auxlllury drum corns will practice Fri day at 6:43 p. m. sharp at Mills school. There will be a new drill Instructor at that time. Burglar Wave Slackens Pace The wave of small burglaries, diirlnx which seven business es tablishments were entered in four nlKbts, slacked off last night and police were called to In vestigate only one possible breuk-ln. Officers were called to Buena Vista garage, Oregon and Harrl mun, where a window was no ticed standing wide open last night, but there was no evidence that the garage building had been entered, Bob Hoss is the owner of the, garage An outside theft of $130 electric swing saw sometime luat night from a residential con struction job at Wantland and Mitchell was reported by D. W. Starkcy, 2500 Wantland, con tractor. The saw, equipped with a one- horsepower motor and 12-inch blade, was unbolted from its wooden frame and bench, Kenneth B. McGrath. 2330 Home, reported that while he was attending the circus last night someone entered his car and took a Purple Heart medal The car was parked near Lucca's cafe and was left unlocked. r.SAI.D a Nr.WS, Blamalk Fallt, Ora. Till asOATJaa. II, Ula rata ! Bait The Eagles auxiliary will sponsor rummnge sale at iiulslgcr's all day Sntunlny. Clomdfled Ada Bring Kesults. i WHITE T-SHIRTS 75c to $1.95 OREGON WOOLEN STORE IIKTII'S IIKA1JTY SHOP 1605 Martin St. Across So. Sth from LEE HENDRICKS DRUG II DIAL 5230 - BETH BEDDOW for Appointments Featuring! HALLIWELL COLD WAVES MACHINE k MACHINELES8 PERMANENTS rrom Alabama Mr. and Mra. S. M. Kcarhrough of Sllnrlu, Alu., arrived In Klamath Fulls lust night In visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hale Hcurhrough, 412 Ouk. This Is their first vucutlon since be fore the wur and first trip west for Mr. Scarhroiigh. Democratic Ladles The worn ens' group of the Democratic club will meet Monduy at 8 p. m, In the home of Mrs. A. A. Mont gomery, 431 Lugunu. Any wom en Interested in working fur the democratic party Is invited to attend this meeting. BPW Picnic Plnul meeting of the Klumuth lll'W club for the flscul year will be a U 30 o'clock picnic at Moore purk on Mon day evening, June 17. Those at tending arc inknl to bring their own rating equipment, and any one who does not have trans IHirtutiini Is naked to contact Annls btruthers. Bulldina Drilt Fence Fred Reeves and Jack Nlcol of Klam ath Fulla are working on. a fence-building crew In the smith Warner country near the Nev ada line, They are building drift fence for the MC much. In July, the Kliiiiiulh youths will return to the MC headquar ters place near Adel tn start luiylng. Fred's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reeves, visited him in the high desert country last weekend. At Funeral Attending the funeral of Jumc Dickson, who passed away In this city June B, were Ills iliumbter. Mra. 15. W. Pease, and her two soils, Ronald and Duvld, of Tiicoimi. Wash., and his brother, Matthew Dick- ami, of San llruno. Calif. The funeral was held June 12, at 2 p. m. To Corvalils Mrs. Ed Onion dorf drove to Corvalils June 11 and then on to Sulem where she will pick up her diiughler, Jean Oslendorf. They will return to the city Saturday. Plan now for our I July 4th BUCKAROO DAYS I Lorga Shipment OL8EN-8TELZER I k NOCONA . COWBOY BOOTS I ' ALL SIZES FOR 1 WOMEN AND MEN 1 Some are beautiful red J kid and calf boots. Also I green, brown and black, fancy top dress and X servlcewolght styles. 1 $16.50 10 $42.50 Air Circulating ELECTRIC HEATER .15 ur i ,sfai"swii i: efficient, cabinet-type heater, IB in. x 13 in. x B 34 equipped with conven ient carrying handle that Iso forms a many-purpose rack! It has a 1320 Wiitt ca pacity, and can be used on AC or DC current. Attached cord. 1 Pressing Problems Overl ELECTRIC IRONS 5-95 You've wanted an electric Iron thnt is llglit, efficient, new as can be, yet priced low enough to soothe your spring budget. Here It 1st Gleaming, automatic, stream lined Iron, adjustable to dif ferent heats for different fa brics: 1000 watts capacity; wood handle. Flip Flop Typ , . ELECTRIC TOASTER 3-55 Modern, efficient, ready to prepare evenly browned, tasty toast, this all-chrome-finish flip-floD toaslerl It's beautifully designed. Com plete with cord and plug. Waterproofed ELECTRIC HEATING PAD 3.95 --7.IO Your heating pad should give sufc, dependable, heat at the temperature you need; you'll llko this one because of its 3 spued switch, and thermostat-restricted temperature of 163 degrees Ft Cut a cyrmmca, cnc. INVESTMf NT CtlTIPICATIJ, Fmpettia tn rttpwtl from Principal Vndtrwrilir INVESTORS SYNDICATE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MARTIN A. PUTNAM Phone 6216 Klamath Falls, Ore. l4JUike Sport Shirts for Dad's Leisure! 3.98 Royon Gabardine Sport Shirts A rayon gabardine sport shirt that he will go for in a big way. Two pockets with button flaps. Pleated sleeves and two button cuffs. In tan, blue, or cream colors. 2-98 Rayon and Cotton Sport Shirts Dad's got It coming comfort and good looks for after-hour loafing! Smartly styled sport shirts in soft pastel shades. Plaid Sport Shirts 2-25 Printed cotton plaid shirts that are sanforized and vat-dyed. Can be washed without worry! Two han dy button through pockets . . a long sleeves. Men's Dress Pants, 5.58 Port wool worsted dress pants In a popular brown striped pattern. Sizes 30 to 42. Men's Sport Jackets 7.90 Poplin sport jackets. Rayon or plaid flannel lining in natural, tan, and taupe colors. Sizes 36-46. Men's Leather Jackets 19.00 Chocolate brown, zipner front, with zip per breast pocket. Strap side-adjuMors for correct waist fit and comfort. Sizes 36-46. Men's Coat Style Sweaters - 5.90 iuu-yf an wool coai sweaiers in Drown, blue and wine. A very useful gift for uaa. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR DAD SUNDAY NITE CHEF Dad likes to cook too, when It's easy and funl It is, when he has a Q lightweight magnesium griddle wiOT PLAYING CARDS Bicycle playing cards with racer back and air cushion finish. An ideal gift for father 49c GENUINE LEATHER BILLFOLDS Very practical gifts arc these leather billfolds available in several f Oft different styles. Plus Tax aS Tr O MEN'S STRAW HATS Men's lightweight solar straw hots. Cool and comfortable ... 1 OA plus style mokes this a welcoming gift for father I.TrO "TOWNCRAFT" WHITE SHIRTS Just arrived! Towncraft white shirts. An ideal gift for father on his ) 1A doy, June 16. Sanforized; available in sizes 1414 to 16.- '" MEN'S DRESS SHOES These smart shoes are designed expressly for walking comfort. Black M leather, with smooth, simple lines, with leather sole and rubber heel. . sr MEN'S SLIPPERS Mode for lasting comfort while indoors and out. Made OO 11 Oft with leather solo and felt lined. An Ideal Father's Day gift. afc'afcy " w O MEN'S LUGGAGE Men's grips. Well made, and reinforced nt all points of strain and wear. Zipper closing with two leather straps to reinforce closure. . 1 O 7 k An Ideal gift for Dod. Plus tax IJt. 3 MEN'S BRUSH SETS Four-plccc brush and comb sets. Fine quality bristles set in a hard; A "7 wood head. An Ideal gift for Father !. JUST ARRIVED FOR DAD! Refrigerator Picnic Boxes 6.90 FOR COLD DRINKS FOR FISHING TRIPS FOR CAMPING Just fill with ice keeps food and drinks cold has separate compartment for extras! Heavy, insulated, sturdy steel case. Green and red, colors. PERSON AIVGIFTS V i- n tz a t 1 1 r n f ruK r" i n c la. Handkerchiefs for Dad! 25c 49 Harri-to-find. fine quality cotton handker- chiefs . . -some with embroidered initialsl Colored or white borders. i Initialed . Handkerchiefs 98c Embroidered initials on white cotton handker chiefs. Gift boxed, three to a box. Satin finished border! A practical gift that Dad will appreciate! Jewelry Men Go For! Collar Clip 50 Cuff Links 1.00 Key Chain 1.00 2 pc. Sets 1.50 Fine 24 Kt. gold plated jewelry dur ably molded from solid stock! Each item individually gift boxed. Plus 20 To excise tax. TIES Dad's Sure To Like! It's especially apparent in the clean-cut printed foulards! Their signified restraint sug gests exclusive origin. So won derful as gifts for fathers! - Long Wearing Sanforized Shorts 98c Sturdy, roomy, comfortable. Full-Length and Short Slack Socks 33c Slack socks with elastic tops. Towncraft Top-Grain Leather Belts 98c In handsome black, brown, russet colors. a Sure, They're Towncraft Garters! 49c Comfortable all-elastic web. And Towncraft Suspenders, Too! . 98c Clip-on or button-on ends. . Fabric shrinkage less than 1. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. V C8 I MAIN FLOOR
