Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 28, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textiiii iii'ii 'in I' limi'l'mi ''I ! , IH'll "' M' ;ijiittt W M Ji'lll i1 I I l ar. am asm a M-wimmmitmm a ?i w m A. a yn. -" r i , vi am nifir :ii; Mil in i in Klamalll I'alla ... hm'IMIiltflltu t'oHlallll Ilanu liaii rram'Uuu hi-atlla Mnitiillt ........... Kail llluft Wit ATIOH Maa. Mill. I'ttrhi B.I at 41 .11 0 l . Ill NOItTIIKIIN CAI.irollNIA MimIIV rlnr liiilny, lunlglit ami Haluril.x Iml Willi tmanlal Iff and clllola antl Willi ai.ma rl. .u.llii. antrama imrlll D'irlloil l.lllla clianaa III lamiwraluif. Mudaiala Maalarly wlmU oil loail. i WAHUINU'ICIN AND, UIIKCIflN var r..l ami colillmi"! iwl, m''ahiiial Imlit ....... i.i.u I..HIMH1 ami MalliMlay. hath . lo lining a'uulliarly wlmla oil cuail. J Returns Tim Huv. Frederick i C. WlMitmbuch, rector of St. Paul's church, returned KrUluy from Ciivo 111 eastern Oregon where he him utlemlcU Mm itrst week of the Ascension summer ! school snnnsorcd by the Enlscu ; ml church, diocese of euntern . Oregon. Sound Truck The unity re i rrultliiii offlcu in Kluiniith Falls ; will have sound truck imtaldr - thn fuirKrnuuds during July S i und 0. They will handle nny en j imunci'innnl fur the riuK'o, Sgt. J Ktimli-y Younger will hn there lo pun out inioriniiiiiin ior urniy enlistment. Vliltor George D. Patterson of Detroit, Mich., owner of thu I'litlitrsiin Hern Lumber com puny, Dctrult, arrived here 'I'huisilay on combined busi ness und pleuauro trip. l'atlcr noil hus been successful In buy lug lumber In the weal uud while hero la visiting hla brother, J ii i nca O. Patterson, 11. '12 Cres cent, Klumiith Falls Insurance muii. Hn plana to leuvo Hulup duy for hla liomo. Vacationing llelrn Peteraon, Indent III the Mary Help Cob lege of NuralliU. Sun Kruuclaco, la apendlnii her vucutlon ut the home of her purenbv Mr. uud Mra. K. M. I'eteraon, 1405 Luke view. She urrlved Mondny und will leuve on July 7. To Bin Francisco Ens. Hjul mur J. Rathe, who hua been vlaltlmi relative unci frlenda here, will report July 7 lo Sun Francisco for duty ubunrd trunaporl. Ho wua Iinuluulml from the University of Washing Ion luat Suturduy. Re-enllstment The Klumath Fall urniy recruiting office will remain open until midnight, June 30, fur men wishing to re. enlist by thut dnte an hi to tuke advantage of the nrmy rc-cnlist-nicnt proiiruin. Moving Mr. und Mra. Jeff Pound huvo aold their home In Klumuth Fulla. SI. Francis park diatrlrt, und ure moving to .Myr tle Creek next week. Return Mr. und Mra. Joe Breeae, Mil Pleuaunt, huve re turned from Everett, Wash., where they uttrndrd the wedding of their aun, Sclbrr. Return Here Mr. and Mra. Alvln Culver of Keualdo huve returned to Klumuth Fulla to muke their liomo und are now In un upiirtinent ul the Alpha which they huve aub-let until September. Culver la awiocluted with I'lnnlger and Watklna, con tiactluR firm, Mra. culver n the former Loulao I'alteraon, diiuuliter of Mr. and Mra. Jamea O. I'ntlrraon of 1 132 C'rcacent, From Medford Mr. and Mra Puul llunlln and Juines Merrltt, Mra. llunlln'i brother, vlalted ut tho home of Mr. und Mra. L. J. Drink of 2241 Urchurd (hla week. Merrltt aerved In the Kuropcun theuter of war for aonio time, mid haa been ultend Ing a rudlo achool In New York City. He la en route to Enum cluw, Wash. Today's Newsie N . . 7: ''1 ' , N. ' . - Radio Mn. C. If. Kelley.l llomediile road, will Interview i Mra. living Ulckaon, Merrill highway, Monday over KFJI ut 1.JM p, in. They will Ulaeuaa the Klumuth county homemukera' ciunp to bo held at Luke o' tho Wood! July 17 to Zl. On Furlough Murk lluttnn, S 2c, arrived Thursduy night from Sun Diego on leuve from boot cumn until July 8. He la thu ion or Mr. and Mra. Al Hut tun, 2243 Huron. Vlaiting Mr. and Mra. Luw rei.ee I'curaon and aon, Roiiny Dimnlck, are leuvlng Sunduy morning to vialt Mra. Pcuron'i alater und father In McMinnvillo. They will be gone a week. Return Homo Mra. Douglai II. Miii knluht und infunt son left Kluinuth Vullcy hoapitul Friiluy lo return to their homo on Kummvra lune. Leava Hoapital Mra. F C. Lawrence and infnnt son were diaininaed Thuraduy from Klam uth Vulley hoapitul and are now ut home, 1624 Division. Clamificd Ada Bring Rcsulta Major Surgery Lewis Sim mons, 10, son of Elmer Simmons, 2230 liomedule, la recovering sullsfucuirlly ut Klumuth Vulley hnxpitnl following major sur gery Thursduy afternoon. To Roaaburg Mrs. L. J. Hi-ink of 2241 Orchard Is leuv lng Friduy for Kugciie where alio will visit frlenda, and for ltoaeburg where ahe will be the gueat of her aon and wife, Mr. and Mra. Charles Palchctt, She will be gone for about a week. Toura Far Eaat John T. Har grove, S 2c, IU32 Summers lune, Klumuth Kails, recently returned to Uuam after a tour of the Far Kuat with tnitk force 77 of tho seventh fleet. The ports visited Included Hong Kong, Shanghul, Taingtao, China, and Tokyo, Japan. Discharged SSgt. David C. Braun, Klamath Falls, was hon orably discharged Juno 25 at the Fort Lewis, Wash., separation conter. FRANK EDWIN WES8EL When the Murine Burrocks wus In full swing, The Herald und News sellers found a fer tile field for marines were the beat tippers, according to Frank F.dwln Weasel, 11, who haa aold pa per a on the atreet for the pant yeur. Weasel la the aon of Mr. und Mra. John 11. Weasel, 1133 (irunt, bis futlier is a cook at the Klumuth Bll llnrds, and Frank is a student al Suered Heart academy where he will enter the seventh grade In the full. Iiusebull is this young seller's favorite snort and for a hobby, Frank keeps a Hi rap book of alrplnne pictures und lie suid he thought he'd put hla picture In tho bonk, too. Frank wus born April 20, 11)33. nt Houaton, Tex., und has lived here for the pnst two and one half yeurs. Cliisslfied Ads tiring Results Dance Slated Members of the Moose lodge will hold another dance this Saturday night. Mem bers and their guests are Invited. From Bly Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Griffin and their daughter, Jill Clvan, were In town Thursday. :.p,j Insurance Needs are not uniform There Is a SUN LIFE Policy to fit every need. PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 H, 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA PHOTOS Taken In Your Home. Children, Croups, Weddings. Commercial Work BUD'S 1031 Main Phone 3588 Washing Machine PARTS and SERVICE Largest Parts stock be tween Portland and San Francisco, We will ship parts anywhere! Most completely equipped shop of its type In South ern Oregon 38 Years combined service back of every Job. We have a large stock of wringer rolls, all makes. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phono sees 611 So. 8th " "EEP THEM HAPPY AND HEALTHYI iCs INSIST ON Pm MILK P Phone 5101 For Home Delivery gc9tt-i first suds in History to give you I THAT'S THE MIRACLE OF dreft O Stockings Wear Longer! LOOK LOVELIER THAN WITH ANY S0API DREFT leaves no soap film to hcavy-up hose and cloud their beauty. And colors stay fresh fur longer than with any soap. 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For the first time in history Dreft mnde it possible to wash stockings, lingerie, woolens knowing that with Dreft there's no soap-fading no dulling film to dim colorsl Instant Suds Mora Sudil In cool water, in hard est water even in cold or salt ocean water Dreft suds come billowing up instantly. And notice, too, Dreft suds last so long! Clear, Clean-Rinsing Suds! The first suds ever to leave no streaks or cloudiness on dishes no dulling film on your pretty silks, nylons, woolens. . . - v . . a . s w j ir urn 7 Brihicr Lingerie NO SOAP-FADING! LINGERIE stays so wonderfully color bright and fresh when washed with Dreft. There's no chance of soap-fading to make undies look dull and all washed out before their time. Drcft's gentle, clear-rinsing suds will keep your dainty slips and blouses brighter than any soap could ever do! TraWa natk a. U S. Pal. 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Regular 1.29 3 GIRLS' SLACK SUITS Stylish little cotton crash 2-plece suits in pink only, Regular 2.98. Sizes 4 to 6 years STAMPED LUNCHEON CLOTHS AND SCARFS Scarfs 18 x 45, Luncheon Cloths 38 x 36. Fine quality heavy cotton Regular 89c values STAMPED KITCHEN TOWELS Finest quality cotton crash. Seven-day calendar designs. Regular 45c for MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS LADIES' PONCHO BLOUSES Fine quality jersey in Mexican sport prints in hi-colors. Regular 3.98 values LADIES' SUMMER SCARFS Best quality cotton and rayon scarfs in giant floral designs on white grounds. Regular 1.98 ll 1 ALL JEWELRY NOW Every item in stock, including pins, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and chokers your choice of entire stock. UTILO BLANKET CHESTS Under-bed type chests of strong wooden frame and moth resistant fabric. 4-blanket capacity. Reg. 4.50 LADIES' SPORT BELTS Wide and narrow styles of best quality leather. All colors and sizes. Regular 1.00 and 1.50 FINAL CLEARANCE MILLINERY About 50 hats left in late styles. Values to 10.00. Your choice of all remaining table stock. '2 PRICE raiBAT. Ja.a u, IM, raj j 1.00 1.00 1 79c 1 1 1.98 Suit 50c 1.00 2.95 M .00 25 Off 3.98 79c ., j Kirp mliiigjer Uret. O