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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1946)
w&Msssw II Today's Newsie WEATHER KUim.O 'III m rinnlu . ... t'prkiatid . ni M fcft llsllu..-1 JUil llluff ., .. Mi 1U IHJ WASHINGTON: I'mliy cluiiily Iim(b , uAlM ml Ioiiiiimiiw, Willi ttaHviaij llftll llilMl llll.tl III HlHUIilNiMa, ftlliW- i I ling UniitimlutPi, iniMii wl vl - llf -tlllU till t'IMUl ( ON: I'arlly iliimlv IuiInv. ton I flit nil jiMurruw, w light huwwi in liullharii fmtioii, hiii In oulh, luw lv ilaliifl latniMrnltN lit itt lit i m um tutu, tfriill lu iihmUiIv wnt WltnU ufl I NOHTIIKHN i Al il r IK Ml A ' Miwliy r(r luUv nil M1hI , Arinr 1 voaat, iiMMlvtat nui l ( Ui iioftlicily wlniU ufl ritsvl INTEHVIEW Mm. Wliuiifieil K. Ullliii, Kluinulli couiily Inline demon nUutiuii nui'iil, will bo Inter viewed uver Kr'I.W ut 11:45 u. in. Wodiii'nduy Hiid slut will (llMMimt pluim and oixtrnlliiim nf thii I liiiiK'imiki-1 I'Uinp 1 l.uko u' 1 1 xi Woiids, July 17 tlirimiili 21. rWunion Arthur V. 1'ivitt, u( 4iilU rrii'ilu utti'iuleii u linn lly ri'uiuiin ui live luutlier mid sisters ul Hit Uluer W. i'luu home, Missuulii, Mont., Hie liiKt iiieelliiji ul lin Itruuii In All yeurs. The luiiiily win reined In Miuuurl mid utter the itruuii lui ti'd to si'iiiirute, Hi" liniihi'in mill sinters lulled to Kit tugi-thcr until recently. Riturni Irom Btlll Mm. Percy I., Evunn liun returned homo odor niH'iiiltnii the punt nevrml wtckn In Seuttle. recelv in b iiii'dlciil treatment. Her liun blind motored mirth luM week In gel her, uiul rn runic to this city they ntnppcd In Medlord lur (hurt vlnl with Mm. Kvuns' parents, Mr. mid Mr. Wulter Curinmiy. Vltltort AmimK tin- upstute visitors In Kliiinutli Kulln over tlin Fourth nl July linllduyi worn Mm. L'liirie Stephenson KlKKs unit kiiii, Krcd Hikks uf TlKiiril, who were guests ul the John C ('leghorn und the (ieorge Alters. Mm. (.'leghorn und Mm. Agerarc nleee nl Mm. Kigus. Mn KlKilii, now 112 yeum old, lived lor innny yews In Klniniith rouiity mid iilnn lit Jiieknnn eounly. The ('Iridium unit Aier families und their guest spent the iilternoon nl the Kd ui III iilcnli'kliiil on Spenrer I'ri-ek. Mm. It lilts und on Jell Friday to vlnlt with relutlveri hi Ashland lor a lew days belore returnliiK lu their hiiiue. , W If Vull-Mr. uud Mm. Willlmn Perry, ol Knieryville, t'ulil., have been vlnlllnij Mm. Perry ' Inter, Mm. C. Voihut.er. 1112:1 Avulon, lur the pual week. The liroup vlnlled Cruter luke uud itended the Kliunuth rutleo. The l'erry let! July 8, lor their limne. ! Vttlllng rrom South Mr. I mid Mm. J. Itundolpn Sumuiett ,oI I .in Ausi'lc apent lukt week- eiul with Mr. nnd Mm. Ceorue : Ft. l.lndley ul l.indley HeiKhlii. uud left lodiiy lor ('niter luke 'and Heuttle. Mr. SuhmicU In head ol ri'hkiinm uctlvllii'H lit the Unlvemlty of Southern Cal ifornia. Rtcent Vliltort Mm. Alice Aiipleifule I'ell ol Anhliiuil vlnlt ed here r'rlduy and .Siiturduy. She wan iirt'oinputiled by Mm. Cirucn lleuih l.uldluw of Crock ett. Cult!., uiul her brother, Hur ry Deiieh, ol the Sun Friinclnco New. All lire well-known here uud are loriuer renldent-i of thin CraduaUd Bill Golden. ton ol Mr, and Mm. Allen Guld en, routn two box 843, wai uruduuted thin week from Dm Army Colli-ife of America at rort Monuiouili, IN. J., and wan firouioted to th rating uf radio echnk'luii fimt clnu. SSt. Guillen ha been In the army three yeum, and after pending next month tin furlouKh here will report to Caqip Hood, Tex. Lunchaon and Mtatlng The remilur meetlnx of Hojournen will be held at the Wlllard ho tel Wednewluy, July 17, at 1:43 p. in. A no-hunt luncheon pre cedes euch rcKulur meeting In the Williird hotel coffee hop at 12:3(1. Newcomer to the city arc especially invited. DiimlMad Tex Alnnworth, who wun (hot a number of timet In the quarrel which took the life of Glenn Ilurrn. wan din minned from Klumath Valley honpltnl Monday, Alnnworth had bill In tn removed from hit abdo- Dltchargtd Fluymoiid II.) Uiiitch. V 2 c. 2411 llendemnii, wan diM-hun-ed from the U. S. ' nuvul pernonnt't neptirtitluii cen. . ter. Shoemaker, Calif., July .'I i Dorteh erved nbourd the USS Slgiiiirney DU 043, from June S, 1945 to January S, 1040 Trom San FmncUco Mm. W. F. Ile'ktrnu and children from Sun Kranclnco I' here vl-utlng tier nlnter. Mm. Rodney I.urvin of 414 North 8th, and other relative. Villi Cuiiby S. T. I.ung of Hie lilivy is enjoying Inn first vlr.lt home in three yeum with hin uurents, Mr. and Mm. Floyd Hngcm ol lloeky I'oint. The Itogem also hud in a gin-nt at their Pelican Uuy ranch, Major l.ouu y. Koth, the lion turner. neturnn Mm. I.. J. Brink of 2241 Orchard hum returned from Kuijeue and Honetitirg. where she visited friends and relatives. JERRY JOHNSON Jerry Jiihiioin moved hero three yeum ugo from Stunlcy, ; Wisconsin, and nturted selling I The Herald und Newn the duy i after his arrlvul. Jerry Is 12, a ; seventh grader at Kiverslde, and the sou of Mrs. A. R. Johneon, 337 Grunt. He was born January 14, 11)34, uud since he started selling him eurncd all his own pending money. Jerry doesn't urv tho movie technique ol paper selling. He doesn t call out 'Rend All About It," but chlints, "Heruld Puper Evening Her-1 aid." He suvs Unit works Just; fine, especially in the pool halls where he finds the best custom-1 em. Jerry's hobby Is sports nf all kinds and he played for Riv erside In both the football and basketball teams. In Hoipital Mm. K. M. Chil eote, 401 Mesa, Is receiving med ical treatment ot Klamath Val ley hospital. Imorovlnq 'Mm. Lee Hurton, 802 Mt. Whitney, is improving ut Kliunuth Vulley honpltnl from injuriea received when she fell from her car ut 9th und Ml. Whit- ! ney Suturdny. Mrs. Burton linn ' back injurlen, skinned knees and bruised limbs. Luncheon The Suburban leugun auxlliury will hold pot luck luncheon and card party, Wednesday at the home of Mm. Dacic Hoover. 341S Shasta way. Luncheon will be at 12:30 and pinochle at 2 p. m. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for yean and am so thankful Unit I found relief from thin terrible affliction that ( will gladly answer anyone writing me for Information Mm. Anno Paul. P. O, Box B25, Vancouver, Wash, Pd Adv. NUE-OVO LabonlorlM R. V. HORN Stoto Farm Ini. 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DESIGN YOUR OWN KITCHEN WITH WARDS UNPAJNTED CABINET UNITS Wards now offr yoe a eompUle Miction of modem, unpointed, built-in Cabinet Units . . . improved In tvtry way for beavty, effr ciwicy ond durabllityl Slct th units you wont ... they come separate . . . and from thm create your own "Kitchen of Tomorrow" . . a kitchen you'll be proud to show your friandil They're eoty to Install ... to easy, you can do It yourielfl Get youri new at Wardtl 4-DRAWIR LOWER CABINET .. 10.21 30-INCH UNDERSINK CABINET 14.42 2-DOOR UPPER CABINETS 18.0 OVER REFRIGERATOR CABINET 6.20 UPPER CORNER CABINETS 7.80 SINGLE DOOR CABINETS 1.30 Save on Electric Wire at Wards! Here'i an suortmsnt of electric wirs that will meet most. If net all. of your ndil All Ward Wire meet rigid Under writers LaboratoriM Inc. tests. . Weather Proof Rubber Covered No. 14 per C $1.05 No. 14 per C $1.05 No. 12 per C $1.45 No. 12 per C $1.45 No. 10 per C $1.95 No. 10 per C $2.05 No. per C $2.55 No. S per C $3.30 Ne. 6 per C $3.85 Ne. 6 per C $5.35 ' :.y FINEST ASPHALT ROOF PAINT Gals. 3.15 Gives tasting protection to roofsl Use to damp-proof foundationsi waterproof silos and tanks. Won't crack or softeni resist, brine; acid, fumes. Won't taint waterl Single Gallon , e FAST MIXER FOR CEMENT OR FEED " ..... 48.50 Ask ) We MMilkly tmy Ptan lightweight yet has 1 6 go. steel hopper, strongly braced angle inn framtl One man can operate It by hand for dry mixing, or mo tor for well Three fins mix thor oughlya batch a m'mvt! LJis . . . INSULATE NOW WITH MINERAL FILL so, 1.25 For cool comfort evm In tf hot test monthi. Install Wards Mineral FU Insulation now I L - IO" OSCILLATING ELECTRIC FAN 18.85 Throws olr In ssml-drtU. 110 1 20 o cy. AC Air delivery 340 cu. ft. per mln. THtt to any anil. CIEAKE RIIEEICMiSE ill III rf&t T T7 s4-l rk - HUt yy mum savings. 50' Garden Hose 5.75 Standard quality hose at a Ward price. 25' Garden Hose 2.98 Secure your needs todayl At Wards. Hose Carts Reduced) Reg. 3.95. Now 3.88 Buy at the peak of the season and save. Sq. Spray Sprinklers 1.95 Sturdy construction throughout for long wear. 8" Stationary Fans 7.30 Keep cool this summer for a low cost. 8" Stationary Fans 4.60 Standard quality fans at Ward prices. -QUART Pressure Saucepans, 10.95 Wards '"Magic Seal Pans." Cooks in 13 time. B-M Electric Broiler 11.88 Formerly 13.60, but reduced for clearance. 27-Gal. Garbage Cans, 3.95 24 gauge galvanized cans. In the Housewares Dept. AND Folding Lawn Chairs 4.45 Striped canvas back and seats. A new shipment. Metal Porch Tables 2.88 Reg. 4.95. Ideal for that summer cottage. Lawn Hammocks RED U ED 2.49 Reg. 3.03. Buy now and save on summer needs. Barbecue Cart mvm 12.88 Reg. 18.05. You have to see this value. 50 Off Lawn Trays . . 8.88 Reg. 16.45, but cut for immediate clearance. Chrome Lawn Chair 7.88 A value at the regular price of 8.95. 12' Plywood Boat . .. 84.50 Ideal fur outboard motors. Brass screws. Canvas Golf Bags 9.95 Leather trim; In Wards Sporting Goods Dept. Matched Golf Clubs, 14.45 Complete set woods and irons. Keystone Saddle 234.00 Guthrie tree; 15" seat; antique finish! Acorn tooling. See this saddle todayl 1
