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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1946)
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Willi iHi'Mtlniial light hnwpri tuillt I'MNkl Innlglil, Rllrtl Imiwhi lit inn lhrit ntiiuiilaltu loiMHriow Hllghlly Murmur luiUy. gutitlr variable wind "If ('Mat Itnty , Wrixnliig inmloi m auulli tl tiHtlghl, Theatre Operator Flies To Klamath VlGITY,iBREFS: 1 i ipP tliflili nllii'lilii! liiir1' rff nfflln If f i li r I P P I : P Appreciation Frank Hind, whu iuuiiiikcmI muiiy of llic ur riinuoiiii'iita (ur the rcci'iit l('l Cms luw, link that li in prr sonul llimik be conveyed Id Mm iiiiiny (H'ople who helped In briiiKlnu the proKrniu to ii sue eemtful eoiH'hiHlon, He cxprrssrs Itnitltude purtlctiliirly to Sheriff l.loyd Low nnd liii'inlirr of tho Sherlffii I'iikbc and to the Kluin- Hi Middle club for their co operation nnd awlntame, Enlist John Seldon Oule. mm of Mr. and Mm. Iliirold Ouln of U22 1 1 Ik It. him xueeeiw lolly i.'nipleted the Kddy ti-al nnd neceioiiiry physical exiim to rnlint In the nuvy a iipprentlee eiinuiii electronle technk'lun mute. Me whs uceepted July 0 mid after hoot triilnlnit will be nent to Clilcnuo for 411 week of nchoollnK In electronic. 0 D . 0 Utlng UcllltUl of th. KUmath rlU airport, Gtorg M. Minn, owntr ind qnral mintgir of th thaatr circuit bring hit nam, arrlvtd at mldaftarnoon Monday from Ban Franciico in hit Howard flva-placa ihlp. Accompanying Mann war hit wlfa. Nava, for whom tha plan was namad, Hal Honora. atilitant ganaral managar of tha Mann circuit, and Cliff Morrit, anglnaar for th circuit and pilot of th plan. Lft to right. Honor. Mri. Mann, Mann, and Lloyd Lamb, dis trict managar of tha Klamath Fall thatrai. Th "Na" waa custom-built for Scrn Star Wal lace Bry and has sinca baan complaUly rabul It for Mr. and Mrs. Mann. Th ship ha th latast Drati.whitnaw A Kfl.hnraannwr motor. IWQ.WIV radio communicativ svstam. and malcas it possi ble for horn offlc xcutivs of th Mann org anisation to traval from Ban Francisco to Klam ath Falls in approximataly two hour. Director Her Huy Murks of Medlord, newly appointed di rector of dlntrlct six of the KOK, will vlull here this rvenlntf. A hiiii(iiet will he held In honor of Murk at the l'ellcun cufe. There will almi he a regular ineellnu of the KOK In the KOK hall to nlKht at H p. ni. Candidate to lie Initiated are to br at the hall by 7:30 p. III. Son Born Mr. and Mr. Walter W. Dower are the parent of an B-pound ikjii, Kcley Lee, horn July 13, at II :i() p. ni. at the tlllUide hoanltiil. Mn. lower la the daiiuhter of Mr. ami Mrs. A. N. KeUcy, of KM Ka.it Main of thin city. Visiting Georue Duttn of Grand Kap!dn, Mich., is visiting hi, brother, Kr-d Hutu, of l'el lcun City for a few days. This I the first time the two liuvo wen each other In 4B yearn. Ilutta will return to Grand Huplda Wednesday, the terious lllues of her mother, Mr. S. K. Uurn. I Clod fteal e.ilale officca of 'the member of the Klamath 'hoard of realtor will be cloned j Wednesday from 2 'MI p. m. to ' :t;IIO p. m. In order to attend the ' funeriil of Mr. K. M. Chllcote. 'Chilcote I the past president of the board. To San Francisco MurKaret Pearl llalley, dauKhter of Mr. nnd Mr. W. L. Ilallley, Klnn, returned to San Francisco Saturday after (pending two week here. To Oklahoma Mr. William R. Powell. 3.120 Altamont drive, left recently for McAllister, Okla. She waa called back by i Din e of camp fee. Kiwani Picnic The Kiwanis family picnic will be held Thursday afternoon at 5:110 at Moore park. Members are unted to brinK their wives and families. Camp Fs Camp Fire head quarters. 415 Walnut, will be open Wednesday and Friday from 1 in 4 p. m. to receive bal- Rent Control Measure Introduced At Salem SALEM. July 16 OF) The Salem city council last nlKht look a first step toward establish ing city rent control, introducing a measure to set up a five-man fair rent committee with a full time executive secretary. Council member said they might enact the bill August S. The measure wa introduced under a city charter provision permitting the city to regulate and license trades and businesses. The city had rent control dur ing the war. The bill would permit appeals to municipal court from decisions of the board. Yes grmzg Means fitoe Tofacco So smoke that smoke of FineTobaeco-r STzVKE C n nil .!. T. in , ii T Wood tBerivimt by II. McCamfrfc fcMd apo the srtsiiu! oH pusunf .-j- Quality of troduct l ; 4 IS ESSENTIAL TO CONTINUING SUCCFSS 5 1. Tl UDAY WE MUST CLOSE OUR DOORS SATURDAY NIGHT AS WE ARE GOING TO REMODEL OUR STORE $20,000 WORTH OF mmmmm iivaBBMnMaaWHaiBH HbWmh SENSATIONAL VALUES! HDIIRIESSIES 6T OVER 200 GORGEOUS DRESSES MARKED AT ONE LOW PRICE . . . DRESSES THAT SOLD AS HIGH AS 14.95 . . . JUST ONE TO A CUSTOMER'. . . OYER 100 BEAUTIFUL SPRING (DflD ATT & IIJII TT S no VALUES TO 22.50 VALUES TO 29.50 2(D) VALUES TO 39.50 IFALIL CdDATTS AT 3 LOW PRICES! BOXY & FITTED STYLES - FULL LENGTHS -SHORTIES - ALL WOOL & INTERLINED - DESIRABLE COLORS 2 VALUES YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! IFTO (COATS A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION U SKIS ATS Many Below Actual Cost Prices.' Mink-Dyed Coney $38 Mouton Lamb $58 African Antelope $68 Leopard-Dyed Coney $78 S160 SABLE & MINK DYED FULL SOUTHERN BACKS f$225 VVnlue 'Value' ALSO DOZENS OF OTHER 1946-47 WINTER FURS ALL EXCEPTIONAL VALUESI All prices subject to 20 federal tax. PLEASE NOTE A 10 deposit will hold any tale garment. We will maintain temporary offices above our store so payments can be made on your lay-away. Exciting Values in Blouses . . . Skirts . . . Jumpers . . . Jerkins and Jerkin Sets 617 MAIN: 617 MAIN 9