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Mail Hlllll 04 111 Ml
Uial'iii: Cluurir tafal and pailly cliiuily
aaat iixiIIimi liMtay anil Tua.ilay. law
lilhl luiiwaia iMiilhwaat poillm! luilar.
allglitly t'iMilar aaat iulton Imlay. Ualili.
antilli Id tta-lall? wind I'll t'ia.l.
Nolllialll l allliiltlla. tiaiiarally rtaar
tmlay and Tuaailay Hlllllllr warlnar III
lnlail.ir loilay. tiantla In inuaaral. nurllf
Maalaily wind oil cnaal.
Purchai Market C. E.
"I'elo" unil Jiiiiii I'eterson liuvu
purchased t lit? Saunders linn ki t
ill 411:111 S. Ulll. Thi'y Will con
limit) Id iipci'iitu tun luurkel
under thu Suuiuiels nuiiiv temporarily.
Admitted Sundru llulley, 5,
duuulilrr of Mi . und Mia. Marvin
UlllU'V win admitted tu i I II IhkIo
hospital (or a loi;slleclomy to-
iluy. Thu llullry llvo lit HU S
Cui ul.
In Kla.mi.th Vall.y George
It. l.lmlU'y ul l.iniliey HelKlita
is In Klmitulh Vtillt-y huspitul.
I In hua oeen 111 (ur uliuut thrro
wreka unil wum utlmlttcil Id thu
liiwinuil iliuraiiuy where lis !
nut ullowed In linvo visitors. Mr.
mid Mm. Dun U. ItulitTlsun of
Atiit'iltin, Cullf., dauuliler uml
soii-lii-luw tit l.liullt-y, arrived
.Stnitluy ul thu lticul airport. Thu
ltolirrlsoiis (low tht'lr uwn pluue,
un Ai'i'iincu i'huiniliin, here from
Athrrtiin. Mm. ltnlierlaon Is the
liinnrr Kullierlnc Llndley. They
will vlit here until Tueatluy
when they will rulurn lu their
hiinir.
TB Cim Kluinuth county
hua hml lour luln'rouloala i'UM'I
rt-piirli-d hy hi'itltli authorities
allien the lirat tit tho year, i
c i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i lo the Urt'uon llt'iiltli
llii.lt'tin. Two o( Uin citses wrre
rt'iiorlt-tt In May. No cuari have
lii'fn reported llila year from
l.ako comity.
Trip Mra. Kttu Cuiinlnu of
linker visited Lilllft Uarhy In
Aiilloch, 111., on Iht way lo Oil
raijo. Mra. Cunning tuughl In
Kluinuth achoola (or aomo yrura
before niovlnil lo linker. Mini
Darby la a dinner music aimer
visor o( tin Kluinuth Folia clc-
im-nlury achoola.
riahlng Mr. unit Mra. C. C.
TlioiiiiMtin. Mr. and Mra. Hua
Tlioiuiiaon, Mr. and Mra. Lcaler 1
1 hoiniiaon, VI Juvelauu mid nun,
Ueorge, und Harold Irwin aiuit
Hie, weekend nailing ut four-Mile.
Low Fares
Offered By
Air Line
When United Air I.lnea In
uugurutfs dully flight schedules
out of Kluinuth Fulls on Auiiuat
1, business and plcusure travel
era will bo able to tiiko advan
tage of Hit) lowrat furea In the
history of air transportation.
These fare generally below
the coat of rail one-wuy plus
i'ullman apply between 00
cities on Unltcd'a coast-to-coast
und Pacific count ayatein.
Aa examplea, the nnc-wny fur
from Kluiiinlli Kulla lo Hulern
will lie only $11711; to cither
Portland or Sun Krunciacn,
$12. IS, to I.oa AiiKcle., $27.1)0,
und to Seattle, I1B.40.
On couat-todiuat fliuhla, Unit
ed'! furea will be equally low.
The one-wuy fare to Denver will
be $.14.20; to Chicuito, $113. 4.1,
und to New York, $118 30. All
furea are aubject to 1.1 per cent
federal tux.
Slnca 1041, United hua re
duced paiiaenger forn by more
than 24 per cent, the latent re
duction huvlnu been a 41
cent drop luat full.
Cluwilflcd Ada Bring Keaulla.
per
MONUMENTS
THE
OREGON GRANITE
UriAl B NIWI, Kliaialk falll, Ora. MONDAT, if W, INt, Faf 14
, , .
To Camp Mury McConib,
county librarian, will travel to
thu 4 It cuuip ul Laku o llio
Wooda WedneMduy to nreaent u
alory-tclliug progruui to the children.
tlcpalra lleraliberijer't cafe
will be cloard all day Tut-sdny
(or liialullutlou of a new alr
contlllloiiinii ayatein and puiut
liul. according to Lew Tuylor,
owner. Tho cole will reopen
Weiineitduy,
Promoted J. V. Farrel, fire
man on tiie Kluinuth aectlon of
the Cireitl Northern rullway
from 1U28 In 1041, hua recently
been promoted to muster me
chanic. Knrrel la now alalloncd
at Mlnot, N. D.
In Loa Angolea Mutt How
ard, generul manager of the
Anita ithopa, la in loa Angelea.
He will return to Klumutli Fulla
In a week.
Return Home Mr. and Mra.
Rwan Olaon and dutighter,
(Joldlc, and Clare Ann l.niidrum
have returned home after apend
lug a week in Crescent City.
Meeting The Klnmnth Coun
ty Utilities", assorliitlon will
meet Tucadiiy at 7:43 p. m. In
the Pilgrim Holiness church,
2:i0.1 Wantland. Sherman Moore
will apeak. All are welcome.
Vialtsra Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Webaler of Seattle were week
end visitors in Klainnth Falls.
Mm. Welwter la the former
Clorlu Khvood who attended
achoola here.
Home Mra. Muriel Gnrlch
has returned to Klamath Falls
niter spending five weeks in
Kiillspell, Mont., with her fath
er who lins been ill.
Tonillectomy Joyce Hyles, B.
tliiughtor of Mr. unci Mrs Joe
llylcs of 223 S. Sth. la in Hill
side hospiliil for a tonsilectomy.
Vlaltlng Mrs. Tlmolhy Mur
phy of Uiinsmulr Is visiting
friends und relatives here after
a visit in Sun Frnnclsco.
Sunday Visit Mr. und Mra.
Al Sclimeck spent Sunday ut the
Lake 11' tin- Woods auiiimer
home of Mr. und Mra. E. A. Dunham.
New Pine Creek
The Huppy Hour club met on
July 0 al me home of Mra. Mliel
Tiiompkun wltli 11 member
present. UuesW were Mra. Will
iam C. Lurkin of Suntu Hosu,
CulK., und Mra. Mury Cuiinon ot
Willow runcli, Thu club volud
tu glvu Ita busket muking 11111
teriui ua a club donution tu tho
Ulrl Scouts. Mra. Gladys l'orter
opened a second anniversary gilt,
lu a contest of supplying lliu
missing word to aomu old auy-
lugs, Mra. Allio Humiiieraley und
Mra. Alice Allen won pruea. He
freshmuula were atruwoerry sun
daes, cookies and punch.
Mr. anil Mrs. Noma bethel of
Fulla Kivcr nulls were recent vis
itors here with the It. M. Kellers
und others. Mr. lielhel lived hero
years ugo and worked in the
brick aloro for llio Fleming
brothea.
Hoy I'nrtln and sou Cliff left
Inst Wednesday for Tucoma and
While Salmon. Wnsh., for a week
or more visit with relullves.
They look I. C. Wung. Mra. Huby
I'artin'a father, home to White
Sulmou. He hud been visiting
here (or a few duya with the 1'ur
tins. Miaa l.rola Lee. who taught
school at the Kelly Creek Urundc
school two yeurs ugo, visited
here for nlxiul a week with Mra.
Sarah Keller, where she boarded
while teaching here. Mlxs Lee
look well and is quite huppy
with her leaching job at Grunts
I'ass near her home.
The patrons of the big church
day program at the First Dunti.H
church used the Modern Wood
man hull for a place to spread
their basket lunches. The service
wero well attended but It wus
not reported Just how much
money wae donated for the Sun
day school room project that is
soon to bo undertaken.
Miss Juanita Hobln.vin, daugh
ter 01 Air. and Mrs. A. W
Llghtle, and Lester Cornick of
New York, were married recent
ly down in Nevudu. The newly.
weds are living at Willow ranch
now, where Mr, Cornick is work
ing. The East Side Grange orchestra
played for tho big benefit dance
nt Davis creek Saturday night,
July 27. Tho Davis Creek grange
has been donating its hall to
various groups and organizations
for use In raising funds. It finds,
however, that after nil, the
cost of maintaining the building
must be met by the grange.
Family
Income
Insurance
Fraud raar
tarnlna aaparllr
lala Iks latHia
oltk a
Family Protection
and Retirement Policy
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 . Ill N. Sth
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
At Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
need, Mrs. Nettle Wallnn and
Susnn Wallniv spent tho week
end nt Paulina lake.
From Cottage Grove Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Fox of Cottage Grove
vlslled Mrs. Dorothy Grlsham,
1417 Nlmitz, over the weekend.
HARTFORD
Acrldanl and Indt asollr Coaipay
INSURANCE
T.B.WATTERS
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
General Insurance Agency
107 S. 7th St. . Phone 4193
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"JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC"
Featuring Vocallita
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10 KW full Automatic Light Plant
1500 Watt Full Automatic Light Plant
800 and 1500 Watt Manual Start Light Plant
Le Tourneau Equipment
On CK-8 Anglcdozer
On R8C Power Control Unit
One R7C Pover Control Unit
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O U T F I T S
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PANTS
2.69
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have two button-through pocketa.
Panta are generously cut, over
Penney ' graduated patterns!
Coatt-to-Coast Favorltei with
Gas Station Atteadoah, Shop
Foremea, Delivery Men
PLAID SHIRTS
Checked plaids
flannel material.
Sizes 14 4 to 17
of
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WHITE CAPS
Lightweight summer caps AO,
In white only ., tTC
WORK PANTS
Sanforized whipcords . . . bar
Medium weight OO
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WORK FELT HATS
Men's black crusher hats
with leather sweatbaud..
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MEN'S SHOP CAPS
Blue denim shop caps 5C
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WORK GLOVES
Canvas work gloves with
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wrists I f V
COTTON SOCKS
Solid colors, in 1 Q
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Leather Faced Gloves
67e
Leather Faced
Gauntlet Type 82c
Rubber Gloves ....59c
Horsehide Leather
Gloves 1.49
Welding Gloves 1.98
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Assorted styles Cft
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2.00 - 3.77
Broken Sizes
LADIES'
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50c - 1.00
Broken Sizes
DosrMsTAras
Dos
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AIRPLANE KITS
All reduced! Many dif-
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JR. BOYS'
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Washable, dur- m ma
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CV'
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lot
ORANGE JUICER
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BRIDGE SETS
2.00
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CARDTABLE COVERS
Plastic and RAf
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HOSTESS APRONS
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4 napkins. Complete in
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TABLE CLOTHS
68" X 72" O AA
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100 yds. Choice
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Priced for your Ca
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RUFFLING AND
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Organdy and laces.
Many patterns.
10c - 50c yd.
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HAIR FLOWERS
A wide cariety of de
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Each card . a a
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