Vlallors SkI. and Mn. Swim
B. Swuiimiii wi re In town diet
pmt week vlnllhiK nlil frli'iiila.
lilt parents, Mr. mill Mm. Cm I
Hwaiiaou, Iiii'iiiit rcaldi'hU nl
Klminilli Full, nuw llvit In Alu
iiiimIii, Calif,, mill Kul. Kwiiiimiii.
in a two nuiiitlm' furlough, has
been visiting tlit'in. He iu re
eullatrd In Hip murine fur a
Iwiiyrur term, unil In niiirlni'
recruiting oil hit In I'orlliiud.
Available Hntivriilr copies
nf Wednesday's Issue of Tin'
llrrulil ninl News, which cur
ried u li'iitiiiD Hlnry and pic-lilt-en
nf Ihii ruinous nl'l Wliitc
IVIIcmi hotel, n ro ast 111 avail
iililn ut Ihla office and may
In- mulled nut lo former real
dents and thoae Interested In
the eurly dny story friini The
llt-ruld and News.
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NOMT1IKKN CAUKOHNIA- MrnU
cimr Unlmr, l'Hiliil nl fcjuinlay fn-i-rpi
tiii rlng i-oaitai log mid a'lar
fHM.n UiuiiiUfaKfrnia in ouift and vctilral
MKMintaliii, Ctmimr ruaatal valiay and
llnlla arm and northiti lnUrir Halur
clay. (t)itll lu inixicrala nurliiwaal
wlit'la off maal,
WAHHINGTON- Clar today, tun If hi
and tfjiimrrow but fog on nat lomnr
ruw. iiglilly warnttr today. gntl
norllicrly wlnda off coaal, tMcutiiiiig
vai iahla toiiun tow,
OHKtJON t.'.aar today and tom.trw,
fitgi on CfMitl lala tonight, atallarad
t-loiidln tn auitiwaat portion tomor
row, with figa un coaal and a lew
lltundaratoriiia in mounialna nf aouili
weal uurlton. rnurh rMlr on roaal and
all Ifdl I V cool a r In aouHtwttt portion to-morrow.
The Truck that Needs no Roads!
4-whod Driv 5 ,,;...;aut.-.-..i..:tw.a
8 Spoodt Forward
... 2 Rovorte
Fronl-mounled Power Winch
Rear Drivo from Power Take-off for Shaft
or Boll-driven Operation!
Pintle Hook or Adjuitobla Drawbar for
Towing Operation!
94-Honepowar Dodge
Job-Rated Engine
Big All-iteol Body
8 ft. long, 4V'i ft. wide,
22', 4 in. deep
Stoke Pocket! for Rack
or Box Eataniion
LOMBARD
MOTORS
S22 So. Ith
Phone 313S
Ctrl Scouti All Kirln gulnil
to thi Lilrl .Scout camp are re
minded that the balance of rump
fee nlKMild Im paid immediate
ly. Keen for the first and rc-ennd
wrrk.i lire due now, while the
third week la due before July
27. The office at 412 Muin ti
oiieii dully from 9 a. m. to .1 p.
in., and on Saturday from 9 a.
111. to noon.
Vialti BIMra Mil. Addie
Miner und Kenneth are
Icavlnii Sauirdiiy for their home
111 Uukcmficld, Calif., after
lieiidiiiK the punt lortliiKh' here
VIMII11K Mm. Miner' under. Mm.
I'erry WIIwiii, Mr a. i'aul J O11I
ton and Mm. Don Colwell of the
Keno route. Mr. Maier, who
will bo remembered ua Addie
Jenkliia, reaided in thia city for
a number of yeura and wax
yrretcd by muiiy Irienda diirinx
her viiiit. She la now employed
In a Duker.ilield bunk.
Highway Picnic The itnte
hlWiway employe! aasociation
will have an all-day picnic Sun
day at Denton park of the Cra
ter lake hiKhway, and nil itnte
employe und their fa mi lie are
invited. Coffee Ice cream and
aoft drinki will be furnished by
the aaftociatlon, and there will
be iwiminluK, barn-hall, home
alioe pitchinil and the like for
entertainment.
On Vacation Mr. and Mm. E.
J. ltoothby and ion Ronnie Joe,
left Thuraday for a two weeks
vacation trip which will take
them to St. Marie', Ida., where
they will vlalt friend and rela
tives, then to Spokane, Colviile
and Colfax, Wash., where they
alto have relatives and friendi.
Camp Plan! Girli planning
to attend Camp File camD at
Luke o' the Woods are asked to
be on Monclulre street In back
of Klamath Union hlflh school
I with their butfifuKC at 8 a m.
1 Sunday. Buaes will leave
promptly at 6:30. Those who are
I to return from camp that day
1 will arrive approximately at
1:45 p. m. on Monclaire.
' Civil Service The U. S. civil
service commission announces
that It will accept applications
for probutionul iippoiutnient to
the positions of librarian, li
brary uaalatiint, and drultsman
until Auguat 12. Positions to be
lilled arc In WushiiiKton, D. C.
Application forms may be ob
tained from Merrill, or at tho
Klamath Kails pout office.
To San Francisco Mr. and
Mm. Ed Ostcndorf and daughter
Jeun will leuve by motor Sun
day mornlnR for San Francisco,
where Mayor Ostcndorf will at
tend the national Shrine con
vention and ceremonial, July 22,
23 and 24.
Home Mr. and Mrs. John
Mullm and Mrs. Krunk Subject
returned home Sunday from
the Veteran! of Fordim Wars
encampment at Corvullis. They
were In Corvullis until Wednes
day and spent the remainder of
the week at Agate beach.
Return Mr. and Mm. L. A.
Peterson and daughter Susun
returned Tuesday evening from
10 days in Troutdalc, Ore., and
Kelso. Wash., where they visit
ed relative!.
To Leave Klamath Fall!
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Solie re
turned Tuesday from a two
weeks' trip to Cottage Grove,
Portland and Everett, Wash.
They have sold their home on
Lakeshorc drive and are mov
ing to Cottage Grove.
To San Francisco Frank
Subject and Judy Erhman, who
have been visiting for a week
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Subject of 1526
nriAl D Ntni. Kl.ia.lk rallf, Or..
raintr. jai? it, itit, '
Tandy Jar'
Open Saturday
The Candy Jar, operated by
the Pelican cafe at 718 Main, at
long last will open Saturday,
according to word from Avis
McConnell, manager,
"Due to ihortagei of materi
als we have been delayed, but
From Minnesota Mr. and
Mm. Ncls Sundbcrg of Minne
sota are visiting their daughter
und family, Mr. and Mrs C. R.
Larsen of 414 N. 9th, for several
weckji.
HARTFORD
Aecldcal tm ladeaially Oapaaf
INSURANCE
T.B. MATTERS
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
General Insurance Agency
107 S. 7th St. Phone 4193
Oregon, will leave Friday eve
ning for San Francisco where
he is employed.
A
Confidential
Survey
of your
Insurance
Estate
Should Be
Made
Periodically
.. ... ,. .... ...
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
at last everything li complete
and our stock of candy la com
plete," Mrs. McConnell stated.
-The shop la finished tn 'he
same subdued wood ai tho Peli
can cafe. An opening liaf- been
made between the two rtal
lishmonU allowing free traffic.
George Clemenceau, famous
French itatesman, taught
French in a girl's school In
Stamford, Conn., from 1606 to
1860.
CANVAS
DAMS
13-01. whit canvas
Pre-war Quality
No Saamt Except
Sewed Loopi en Top'
HOWIE
BROS.
2313 S. 6th Phone 4362
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137 Mai"
ROGERS
,W.rm.h o( Welcome
Where
by Amount o( Purcha
rl-r - ' .egri .'. ' 'SeS1
n arm --
DUAL nytHC COURSE
In your own Pipor Cult goes with every new
Cub purchase. At lis completion the sverng
peraon ia rosily to aolo.
YOU CAN BUY A NEW PIPER
, CUB FOR AS LITTLE AS
' $732.00
V, DOWN
Miv MONrmy
AN ALL-PURPOSE 3-PASSENGER PLANE
with an Electric Starter and Muffler!
YOU enjoy fast, convenient, economical transportation in the new Piper Cub Super
Cruiser ... a smart-looking, ensy-to-fly plnno with a cruising rnngo of 600 miles!
Yoti just press, the electric stnrtor button to start this airplane . . .110 more hantl
crnnking tho prop. Its thrifty, rnulTlod 100-horsepower engine gives it a cruising speed
of 105 miles per hour. TJic roomy cabin seats three for convenient family use. Stand
ard equipment includes, also, dual controls, cabin heater, dual hydraulic brakes, park
ing brnko, compass and navigation lights. It has a two-tone red and cream finish and
atlritvlively upholstered interior.
Your Piper Cub Denier is listed below. Ask him for a free lligltl demonstration in
the new Super Cruiser. And if you're not ready to buy your own Tiper Cub just yet,
see your denier for inexpensive (lying lessons in this good, safe piano.
OREGON AIRCRAFT SERVICE
Airport, Klamath Falls. Oregon
PIPER CUBS ARE DISTRIBUTED BY A. W. "ART" WHITAKER, PORTLAND, OREGON
m i'r.irr..jiiiHiw
1 ur-iaEiki'K ui v v u a. v in
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n
WOMEN'S PLAYSHOES
These black, red, and beige shoes
are greasy reduced for your sav
ings. Brown non-marking rubber
soles.
1
50
LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS
00
Made with Bengaline uppers.
White rabbit fur collar. Leather
soles . . . cemented construction.
1
LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS
Bengaline uppers with leather
soles. Rayon collar with wedge
heel.
DOWNSTAIB!
50c
MEN'S LOGGER BOOTS
Black, re tan lace-to-toe logger
type boots. Leather soles . . .
double vamp thickness . . . nailed
and sewed construction.
Broken Sizes
6
00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
These shoes are for your savings!
Were originally higher priced.
Now only $3. Broken sizes .
3
00
MEN'S CASUAL SHOES
Made with solid wedge heel . . .
cement construction with vulcan
ized rubber counter. Brown non
- marking rubber sole. Colors
brown and white.
DOWNSTAUI!
1
00
ar-
it.
a. j... . t -,
Colorful Individual Placemats - . - . . 15c
Ironing Board Pads . . . - . . . 25c
Penco Nap Sanitary Napkins . ..... 10c
Art Needlework Dresser Scarfs Repriced 1.00
Art Needlework Table Cloths . . '. . 1.50
Art Needlework Extra Large Table Cloths 2.00
Art Needlework Table Cloths with Napkins 75c
Art Needlework Infants' Pillowcases
25c
Art Needlework Infants' Bibs . ... . 10c
Art Needlework Carriage Robes
Art Needlework Infants' Robes
Aluminum Service Trays . .
Hummel Figures .....
114 Cards Buttons Reduced . .
Novelty Pin Cushions . . .
Quilted Card Table Covers. .
" 50c
1.00
1.00
50c
. 2c
.10c
.75c
WOODEN SHOES
Six pairs' of well-built
wooden shoes. A wooden
sole with tacked-on FA.
composition sole vwl
REDUCED
CHILDREN'S
SANDALS
Made with' imitation patent
upper. Double stitched plas
tic out sole. Square ltf
toe last., Sizes 8 to 2 H '
TAVERN
Furniture Polish ....25c pi.
Floor Wox 25c pt.
Floor Wox ..50c qt.
IRFDIJCEDI
MANICURE SETS
7 Sets or 50e
3 Sets at 1.00
All reduced to clear. You'll
save! Complete with polish.
DOWNSTAIRS
LOOK
RUFFLING
10c yd. to 50c yd.
Organdy and laces . . . many
patterns . . . snowy white.
Out they go!
BALCONY
CUT AND SEW LUNCHEON
CLOTHS
36" x 36" size with 6 napkins.
Beautiful prints
Snuggle Dolls Ready to Sew
Just a few that have been reduced
for Immediate clearance!
1.00
50c
TV
JUST RECEIVED
SATIN YARDAGE
The yardage that you have been
waiting for! Wonderful for slips
and undcrthings. Easy to sew.
Limited Quantity
59
c
Yd,
CUT AND SEW APRONS
3 on patterns. Very nice
prints ..
1.00
RAYON CREPE YARDAGE
WOOL WORSTED YARN
A few colors, slightly soiled. All
i reduced for your savings Skein
20c
vl BALCONY JlJL "jjjr
Especially good for dresses or
softly tailored blouses. A fabric
that is easy to sew and a won
derful addition to your ward-
I robel
Limited Quantity
69
c$
Yd.
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