Herald and news., July 18, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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rtlllil ami Filila)'. hlalni lampaialuiva.
(jaitll. varlaUla wliida till euaal.
BPW Picnic The second July
meeting ul the liulnes mid
I'rulraallllllll WuillI'M D club will
be a punlc lu be hrhl at Moors
purk, Miimliiy cvi'lilliu, July 22,
at (I o'clock, Those plnuiiliiK lu
attend are u.ikcri in cnll llnttle
Kvans lor rt-acrvntliin and to
take llii'lr own t ub lo service.
Thn cuiiiiultti'i' In cliurKo of ar
raiiui'ini'iiU, Murtlm McCulluin,
Kninia Culler and Drlphla lloyl,
has iilunurd a special surprise
lor tlm evenlnu.
Motorcycle Trip Mike Short
and Klwyn Williuius are stop
ping lu Ycllowatone park, ee
fiirdlni) to word received by
Short mother, Mm. Hurry
.Short of Sliiuly I'lno. The two
are on a trip by motorcycle
which bcitun In New York City.
Short In a urmlunte of Klamath
Union hliih school and has been
a chief electrician In the mer
chant marine for IB months.
Visitors Dr. and Mm. Guorxe
1. Wrluhl hud a surprlso vlnlt
from old friends, Or. and Mrs.
J. Earl Uusnard of i'anadenu,
Calif., who were returning' from
a trip up tho const, ur. iiiissurd
anil Dr. Wriitht attended
Northwestern Mcdlcul schuul
toiiethcr In 1 007. Ur. Gussard
wus medical missionary In
China for 21 yean and his wife
titiiKht a school there. Their
five children were born In
China. They also culled on Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Kerns. Mrs.
Kerns' former home was In
I'anadeua.
To Sin Francisco Dernice
Patch. 174H Menlu way, l leav
ing Thursday night for Sun
Francisco where alio will un
dergo a major operation at the
Southern Pacific hospital. She
will be gone for at least a
month.
Bold Business Marie Low,
former owner uf Marie's Sand
wich shop, has sold her shop to
(.'. II. Uarnatable, and wishes to
thank her customers for their
patronage during tho time she
was operating the sandwich
shop.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Milton
McAuley and two small dauKh
ters, one three and the other
six months old, visited hrra
briefly toduy en route lu Utah
where McAuley will report to
the army air corps headquarters I
for assignment lo overseas duty.
Mrs. McAuley Is the former
Maxiue l.aurcnsun of this city.
They have been stationed in
New Mexico.
Discharged 175 Joe A. Phil
lips of route 1, box 548, Klam
ath Kails, was discharged from
the army July IS. at the Fort
Lewis, Wash., separation center,
according to recent army bulletins.
Police Arrest
Sign Violators
' A mini ul.,,', .1,,. 1..,,,,,
erected at Hie intersection of
rurllund unci fcldoruilu and ul
reudy city police uro doing a big
business of citing motorists who
Ignore the truffle device Into
court,
The algn Is on Kldorudu, mak
ing Portland the through street,
and placed us a protection fur
children of tile neighborhood.
Arretted yesterduy at the
corner and told to appear In
traffic cuurt for running the
new sign were Uonnld P, Smith,
li:U Pronpect; Anna Murle
Klink, 434 N. 8th; Theodoro If.
llousin, 1842 Ksplunude, and
Mrs. George Flllcriiil, 1212 E;
duradu.
Jiimes Wong, also known as
Gin Sou Wong, of Sum's grocery
on Commercial, posted $2 ball
with police lust night for Im
proper pinking at 8th and
Klumath,
Gl Killed In Fight
Over Boxing Results
SPOKANE, Wnsh., July 18 iVI'i
One soldier spectator was fatally
injured lust night during the
semi-finals of a Golden Glove
boxing tournament and four oth
ers were Injured In fights which
followed the bouts, Gelgcr Field
officials' announced this morn
ing. The dead soldier's name was
nut released Immediately. Offi
cers said he died of a fractured
skull but they added that they
did out know how he received
the Injury.
A decision In the last fight was
said by officers to have precipi
tated other buttles which led to
the Injury of the four soldiers.
New Apparel
Shop To Open
The Anita Shop, newest ad
dition to Klamath Falls ladles
ready-to-wear stores, will open
Saturday morning at 707 Main
street. A non-selling, preview
opening is set for Friday night
from 7 to 10 p. m.
The new store will employ all
Klamath people, according to
M. J. Howard, general manager
for the Anita storm, who is here
for the opening. Mr. Just Trip-
pett of Klamath Falls will man
age the itore.
There will be gardenias for
the ludies at the grand opening
Saturday morning.
Visits Pvt. Wesley Dale
Price left Wednesday for Fort
Lewis, Wash., where he Is sta
tioned with the U. S. army. He
has been on leave to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Price, and sister Darlcnc, at 444
S. Riverside.
Dr.. Kenneth S. Garvin
rniaopoDisT . rooT smciai.ist
F.al fl.'fuv - a.t OrthasaSlaa
McATEC CLINIC
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At Tha Sign
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RED ROOSTER
Klamath's Finest
614 Klamath At.
Open A. M. to 10 P. M.
Yanilla
It's the flavor ihit "makes" Ice cream.
For homemade ice cream ac Its very
best, slways use the belt vanilla.
Insist on Schilling quality Vanilla.
Schilling
Tonsils Out Mrs. Frank Ca-,
briel of Olene Is recovering
nicely at Klamath Valley hos
pital where she had her ton
sils removed Wednesday,
Annual Picnic The Mlnne
sntans' annual picnic for all
Mlnnesotans and friends will be
held at Jantzen lleach park,
Sunday, July 28. The program
will start at 2 p. in. The affair
Is sponsored by the Minnesota
State (ociety.
In Hospital Reynolds Mor
gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln
Morgan of 3128 Campbell, Is in
the Hillside hospital after un
dergoing an appendectomy.
& MODELS!!
N. Thta eraal marit,-in. i.
lo r.ll... pain nartotii diiliraa
nd talk, ilrad faallnn, of
rarlaln Oars' hrn dua lo
famala function.) n.n.,.t,i.
OUIIOlMnraa. aim M.
marine toniei Wi irum,; .if
Surgery Mrs. S. C. Hult of
2(100 Allamnnt la a patient at
Klamath Valley hospital where
she had major surgery recently.
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Just Unpacked
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DU-ONS
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Duofold
All rayon, aum mar
weight underwear . .
the first postwar ship
ment. Sizes 38-48.
1.75
733 Main
-AT RICHARDS-
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July 22-23
A magnificent collection
of advance fall furs that
we are proud to present
In co-operation- with Sta
fsnl Bros., San Francisco.
240 coats up to $10,000
will be shown.
Fine fresh-catch
kins assure you
of durability and
warm luxurious
comfort. The styles
will delight the
fashion-wise.
Showing Includes
ERMINE
CHINA MINK
ASIATIC MINK
AMERICAN MINK
BEAVER
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL
PERSIAN LAMB
And others too
numerous to mention
Mind!
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TO SUN IN, TOO!
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Mmm . . what lovely ways to
soak up tha sunshlnel Brief and
beautiful 2 -placers. Figured
rayon satins. Each and every
one a beauty.
Toe Lote For Ui.
Just in Time For You!
Repriced On Arrival!
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3-98
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MARATHON
FALL FELT
6
If your favorite hat style is
snap brim, you'll look well in
Contraster. If you'd Ilka to
try tha off-the-face style for
a change, just curve tha brim
gently upward. Can do be
cause custom quality fur felt
shapes easily!
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Comfortable and Smart
Men's Casual Coats
15J7 . 16.75
Casual coats with breath
of tha outdoors! Smooth
suede cloth frenU with 100
wool checked back and
sleeves. Available in small,
medium and large. In plain
and herringbone patterns.
main rLooa
wmm
LEATHERETTE
1
.05
Yard
For making smart new car
seat covers and many other
useful needs. 39" wide. A
fine grain leatherette. In red.
blue or green.
BALCUX r
HOT PADS
3 - 25c
These colorful, practical hot
pads come in bright designs.
Long lasting. Fine for show
ers or prises.
GLASS SETS
98e
BERRY SET
A clear glass set of 6 dishes
and one large bowll
SALAD SET
A lovely, large plate
bowl to match!
and
BALCONT
Nylon Curtains
1.49
Panel
Mad t 1M yUn nsrqniscUt !
brlihten up yur window. 8 it
Beaconaire Curtains
.98
Panel
Tht wide pen mtth mt these rar
talnt tnBkes poistbl miximnm
ni(tBt f sanltght and air fr jranr
rHmi.
DOWNSTAIRS
NOV;..TODAY...VINTER-VISE!
ST4RT TO BUY YOUR WINTER NEEDS NOW
USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN
ALL WOOL CRUISER COATS
DOUBLE CAPE DOUBLE SLEEVE BIG GAME POCKET
For tha utmost in comfort and warmth. Double cape and sleeves gives needed protec
tion from rain. Long style.
Bright plaidsl
LEATHER JACKETS
Cenuine cowhide leather . slpper front with cotton lining. Full cut for
correct fit and comfort. Sites 36-46
MEN'S MACKINAWS
Zipper front with plaid lining. Rubberiied game pockat. Knit sleeve
wristlets for extra warmth. Slits 36-4S
UNION SUITS
3.19
33 13 wool. Heavyweight
t made of finest quality, long
wearing yarns. Sites 38 to 48.
BOOT SOCKS
49c
Part wool with ttried tops.
Built for plenty of wear.
UNION SUITS
3.45
25 wool . . . lightweight . .
made of fine quality yarns.
Sites 38 to 46.
BOOT SOCKS
79e
40 wool with double sole, to
and heel for strength, warmth
and comfort.
50 Wool Unions
3.88
Warm, winter-weight unions.
Long sleeves and legs for add
ed warmth. Designed for
warmth and comfort. 50 wool
50 fin cotton. Sites 38-46.
100 Wool Boot Socks
.35
100 new wool . double
sol and high spliced heel to
give you maximum foot com
fort and warmth. Colored top.
1250
27 75
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AT BUDGET-WISE PRICES
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11m moment yen touch the laxariooa aofatest of the
worm plaid pair blankets. youH want to invest in several
for aext fall! Part wool, part imported cotton, 72" x 84,
k pastel background plaids, bound in lustrous rayon satin.
CLOISTER JACQUARD BLANKETS
3H Lbs. . . . 50 rayon. 25 wool and 25
cotton. Pastels . . . 72" x 90".
5.90
SOLID COLOR BLANKETS
50 wool. 50 cotton . . rayon satin bound . a
toft pastel colors. 72" x 90"
6-90
100 WOOL SOLID COLOR
BLANKETS
Sturdy, durable . solid colors . . . rayon satin
bound . . . 4 H lbs. . . a 72"x90".....
1P
ST. MORITZ BLANKETS
100 fluffy, virgin wool. 72" x 84" tixe.
Beautiful patterns ,
1290
POLAR STAR BLANKETS
Creamy, white, 100 wool with multicolor bands top and
bottom. Whipped ends . . . 5-year moth-proof
guarantee
14.75
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
COMFORTERS
Made of 100 wool waste , . slightly damaged
satin covert of pastel shades. Site 72" x 84"
9.90
JACQUARD DESIGN BLANKETS
Generous double bed tite ,,il!i lbs. of fine,
selected cotton '.
32
FINE QUALITY PILLOWS
Billowy luxury it back! Durable ticking In tmart
stripes . , 20" x 26" site
.70
SATEEN COMFORTERS
3313 tanner's wool. 6613 cotton. Comforter!
in gay, printed sateen. 72"x84" tit
:.98
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