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PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 8th
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noon clnutlliie.a wllh faw thornier
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Ihixlerete norlltwe.l wlnda iilf roaal, fw
rationally fre.h ealreme enulhetn pnr
' lion, Utile rhattga In temperaluia.
Leavee Klamath Falls Mue
linker ri'turnod to her home In
Stockton, Cullf., Thursday after
api'iullng her vacation In Kluin
uth Kulla at the Hurry Kdwarde
homo on Altainont drive. Miss
linker, a former resident of thia
city, vino visited friend In Tula
Inku und Mudiurd during her
lay here.
Week's Vacation Eva Dixon,
secretary ut the city hull, left
Saturday morning for week's
vacation on the Umpqua river.
Fishing Mr. and Mn. II. E.
Wright und Hurry MorKim apent
Die weekend on a (liihliiK trip
willed took them to Luke county.
Leaving Today Mr. C. C.
Vincent of Moscow, ldiilio, wim
a recent visitor in Kliiiniilh Fulls
en route to tier home, Klie hua
lieen traveling wltli relutlvea, In
cluiling her brother-in-law, Dr.
C. Ij. Vincent of I'ullmun, Wunh.
Dr. Vincent hua been attending
aclence ineetlnga at Itciio, Nev.
They returned by way of Sun
Francisco, und atopped briefly in
Kiumuth .Falla to visit tlie I. D.
Hnedera, K. O. Bulrk, und Mrs.
Vincent' aunt. Mra. W. C.
fiuick. Mra. Vincent la tin; for
mer Odalite Horning, and ut one
time wm a teacher In the Klam
ath Fulla achoola.
In Phlllpplnaa Recently re
turned to Luzon, Philippine la
lunda, from the Mlndiinuo tank
force waa SKift. William N.
Dcets, aon of Mr. nnd Mrs Wll
Hum Dects, I7.'10 Johnson, Klnm
ath Fulla, Dects purtlciputcd In
combat with the With infantry
division on Okinawa, for which
lie wears the combat infantry
man's badge.
PromoUd Jack L. Nealy, 18,
sun of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Neuly, route 3, Klamnth Falls.
Iiiis been udvuuced to tlio rating
of F lc, serving aboard the
USS Wythe. Nenly entered the
inivy July 14, 1D45, and had his
recruit training at San Diego,
Calif.
Leava for Missouri Mr, and
Mrs. Jack - Meredith and aon,
Dick, who have made their home
here for the past aevcral years,
left Sunday for St, Louis. Mo.,
their formei home, where Mere
dith plans to purchase a farm.
He has been employed at Fre
inonth school this past year.
From Vacation David L. Sny
der and family returned last
week from a two-week vacation
trip that took them through
southern California and Mexico.
To Eugene Mrs. Anna Wool
ever and her son-in-law, Frank
Owen, of Midland, left this
morning for Eugene to visit Mrs.
Owens who is a patient at Sac
red Heart hospital in Eugene.
Resigns Mra. Elda Beal, who
has served aa clerk of the cir
cuit court for several months,
resigned Saturday and is plan
ning to move to California soon.
On Vacation Mr. and Mra. C.
A. Henderson and daughters are
on a vacation until July 12. They
left Friday for Reedsport, Ore.
Returns Mrs. J. E. Eicken
dorf returned to Klamath Falls
Friday after attending the 411
summer camp in Corvallis.
lir.,'..' D a News, Klamalk Falll, Ora.
MONDAY. Jir I. lit, rasa fie
Back to Work Mrs. Dora
Gnddard, secretary in the sher
iff's office, was back at work
today after being out several
days lust week because of illness.
Leave Mr. and Mra. Aage
Wintrier of Tucnma have return
ed to their home after visiting
Mra. Wintrier parents, Mr and
Mra. It. L. Griffith of 411 Oak.
three weeks' vacMTion ki hs)
coast.
Sympathy won't repair your
car, if wrecked. Good Insurance
will. See Hana Norland, 123 N.
Sth St. Phone 6060.
Classified Ada Bring Results.
Visiting Carl Engel and his
mother of Chico, Calif., are vis
iting Mrs. Robert Wisner.
From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Griffith have return
ed to Klamath Falls after a
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
SO PAIN NO HON PIT A LIS AT ION
Na Lata ml Tlma
Pamananl Raialtal
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlraaraetl Pkyalelaa
na Ma. Itk Kagalra Tkaalre at
Pkaaa 7M4
Mo Meeting There will not
be a meeting of the Carpenters'
union on July 3. The next meet
ing will be at 8 p. m., July 17.
Jersey and Cotton Tfp
Make You Feel Young Vv
a. I 11 1 mw- r, 1 s r . .... m t .
( 4" A- -
Mothers get that carefree air
a . young matrons feel courted
again . college glrla and busi
ness girls are frisky as kids.
And in Penney play aulta you'll
, be ao proud of yourself finan
cially for getting auch dashing
styles, such good fabrics and
firm tailoring at such reason
able prices. Cottona. rayonn
12-16.
; 0$
IF
Reduced!
Ladies' Hats . . $1.00
Your choice of a large group of summer
hats greatly reduced from our regular
atock. White and colored atrawa and feltsl
srcoNn n.ooa
SPORT COATS m
For Comfort Lovers
14.75 16.75
You're pleasuro bound
In solid comfort and
sharp styling! Single
breasted coats with soft,
rolled lapels; leather
covered buttons. All
wool checked and her
ringbone patterns. All
nicely rayon lined.
Sport Shirts
3.98
Towncraft deluxe sport
shirts in plain colors.
Sanforized shrunk and
vat dyed. Tailored to
give you that freedom
of action men enjoy in
good sport shirts. Blue,
cream and aqua. Sizes
small, medium and
large.
Sport Shirts
2.25
Neat and bold plaid
sport shirts of sanfor
ized Pacific Mills fab
rics. Two pockets, smart
convertible sport col
lars and long sleeves.
Straw Hats
49c
For the 4th outing trips.
Keeps the eyes shaded
from blistering sun
shine. Pinch front mod
el, treated for water re
pcllcnce; trimmed with
bands and buckles; ven
tilated, bound edges.
MAIN 1I.OOR
LUGGAGE FOR THE FOURTH ! !
Ladies' 13" Vanity Case 1.98
Ladies' 13" Vanity Case 2.79
With makeup mirror.
Sturdy Fibre Suitcase 2.98
Ladies' Wardrobe Case 26.40
Blue,
Ladies' Weekend Case 12.50
21 Inch.
Ladies' Weekend Caste 12.50
18 Inch.
Men's 2 Suiter
Top grain cowhide.
37.75
18" Sport Bags VZZ 4.79
16" Sport Bags ?;rmlr. 2.69
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SHOE
WARDROBE
fyiW the Smalt younxj, Set
New. Moccasin Bluchers
A lightweight high shoe, made of
the finest stitched down construc
tion; sanetized. AH leather chrome
retan sole , gives adequate support
to the growing LQ
foot
Boys' Dress Scuffless Top
Oxfords
Army russet and black. This is the
best boy's shoe in the line. Now .
made with a Neolite sole lor longer
wear. Sanetized lining, elk finished
leather, and a stitchdown construc
tion. True QO
boy last e70
Brown and White .Glove
. : High Shoes
Sanetized for perspiration control,
and made with a felt lined tongue
for wearing comfort. Stitchdown
construction, chrome retan leather
sole.
Sixes 2 to 5 . . 1.9S
Sixes 5 Mi to 8 - 2.29
s' or Girls' Service
Sport Saddle Oxfords
Markless "neolite" soles and heels.
Neolite is a rubber like material that
, will give miles of wear; and they are
flexible too. Stitchdown construc
tion; sanetized rubber spring heels.
Sixes 8H to IDs ...... 2.49
Sixes 12 to 3 2.98
Boy
VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
FOR THE LATEST STYLE SHOES
DOWN ST ADIS
mewweew
99
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FOR YOUR SAVING
Summer Casual Shoes
FOR BEACH AND OUTING TRIPS
FOR THAT 4th PICNIC
FEEL SO YOUNG
in -
- PLAYSHOES
REDUCED TO
yMM
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Your feet can't help but feel
exhilarated' in these wonder
soft, cushiony platform play
shoes! Airy ' fabrics in sun
colors .and white, fashion
designed to blend well with
your summer costumes!
MANY ODDS AND ENDS SIZES REDUCED OF OUR REGU
LAR CYNTHIA LINE. PUMPS AND O 77 1 77
a , - war
SANDALS IN PATENT AND SUEDE.
All prices plus federal tax.
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