Girl Scout
Camp Starts
2nd Week
The ari'und wi'i'k of Citrl Smut
ramp ut under way Annual 4
Mill approximately 70 Klrla trav
eling lo Camp KhIIiit AhjiU-kiiIo
t l.nko o' tlm WimmIii. Kwlm
iilnit, handcraft, ItlkhiK. archery,
liiini'ii Mini utlicr iifllvlllm wit
provided for the lllrls under ex
perienced direction.
CioliiK l ' "'i'l for t! second i
week were lleliy l'inniKr, iwary
Ann l'renlon, MurKiiret Quick,
l)nrlene Heed, Killin Mm- Itccvea,
l.oraloti llolph, Suo Ho per,
tlwcuilnlyii Selber, Shirley Slier
rill. Kllielinae Skinner, Lillian
Stllea, Allen Slniiiuvphcr, Jeaaio
Swill. I'lilty Truli'. Sully Thomas
ami Miirceiyn Lyll'.
Slu'llu McC'lane. Km? Aim Me
fipimiil, Joyce MeCuan. Claudia
Miller. Curol Mourn, uunna imi-i
biikmiskl, Christina Nelimn, Jean
ulur Newcnm. Aim Newman, I
Kline NilM'helin, Jean Owena,
Sue Jn i'liilllpa, Muruurrt I'll)
lii'O, J li ll Hurkiliill. Mabel Ui'll,
Carolyn Iluyclc unci Jounne Dc-nu-rrltt.
' I'l'iiuy Diichell, Anna Mno
Kaat. Joan Klllol, Helen Fisher,
Christine Klyim, Llnilu Franklin,
Htilh Claylord. Shirley CJiiylurd,
Mildred lielzinnua, Ciwendolyn
(iruhuin, Margie Ciiiac, Marilyn
llurdlii, Jullu lluriidi'ii, Stiale
llurrla, Melha lluwklna, Cleo
lllKUlim, Sylvlu Hlllla, Joycclle
llouiiluml. Uurliuru J o li n a o ll,
Joyce Johnaoii, I'hyllla Kmnp,
Mary Ann Kelleher, Denelce
Kenyon, Nancy Lnmbu, llcvcrly
Lasaelt. Vera Lloyd.
L)-lorca Thiiiiion, Margaret
Tohula, Muriinret Tachlaky, Mury
Tachlaky, ViriilnlH Van Dorvu,
Muryellen Vo.it, Surah O'Keefe.
Juno Murie Murphy, Helen Ken
ana, Cluru Curler, Jeun Avell,
Veluiu Jucobaon and Louiae Edna
Morrla.
Girl Scout
News
By JOAN O'NEILL
(Jump ut Luke o' tint Woods
luia been busy with nil types of
activity allien It opened Sunday.
Monday night the entire cuinp
took -a abort hiko to an up
pointed apot where they were
Joined by the Med ford Girl
Sco'ils, who are camping acruai
the lake.
All work and play In camp la
under the unit plan ut Camp
Appli'liale which meana that each
unit la working aepurately on
their projeeta. I'oltery mukliiK,
leulhercruft, woodworklnK hiukc
up a good ahure of the handi
craft work. The nut of the
time la divided among swim-
iiiIiik, cookoiila. hlkea und Kronp
alngs along with horavbuck rid
Inn. The Pelican unit, the oldeat
uroiin, haa thua far been nn a
breakfast and a luncheon hike
and are planning- n inornlnu bout
riile und u blue around tlie lake
Saturday night the Hoy Seoul
will uttend a party lilven at the
Seoul lodge In which only the
oldeat unit will participate,
Hotli the Scugull and the
Chickadee uiiita have Kone on
don er hlkea. The younger unit,
Chlckudeea, Have a puppet per
formance lor me u,,i, - --!
erul camp fire Wcdncadny eve
EXTRA SPECIAL DELIVERY !
HALT LAKE f'lTV. Autf. 8 (II '
Am lin ri,n, hffl ihn aevonth tee :
ut the Country club fnlf couran.
a Suit Luke City doctor received
a luirrv eull from the buaband
of an expectant mother.
The doctor hualled to the club
houae, showered and changed,
drove to tho hospital, delivered
the mother, and wai duck in
lime lo rejoin till foursome at
the 11 Ih hole.
riAI.D NKloa, KU-alb rail. OH. MONDAY. Aaf. I, Hit, Tn TklW
WWMHOOO...
'I bit pritu mrdlrin U am out to
rrlinv pain, iittrvuua dlttrM ftiid
wnk, 'ilrfn4l out' rMt. (rrllltKt,
ut 'rirtulK dyi wh-n tin to fuue
Uounl iMunthly duturbftitciti.
wwvlkJ Protect
Building Matcrial.-
Merchandise etcK
mii
HOWIE
BROS.
2313 S. 6th Phone 4362
For
Commercial
llefrigcrntlon
SALES ond SERVICE
See
Karl Urquhart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
11 Klamath
Phone 145
SA ROEBUCK AND Ca7 rJTl
ft.:-,.
WINTER WEAR
Snell Recommends 1
Juvenile Institution
POIITLAND, Aug. 8 liV) A
pcclul liintllutlon for Oregon
juvt'iillci after a first crime con
viction wa recommended by
Governor Snell in a radio broad
cant Inat night.
Participating in "Report to the
People." a radio program of ata
lion KEX, the governor auld he
would urge calubltahmcnt nf
audi an Inilltutlon in hli 1947
meaange to the leglalattirc. Boyi
would be aent to a reception cen
ter immediately upon conviction
for aeveral weeka of study by a
trained alaff In order to deter
mine whether they should be
committed to a training school,
the intermediate Institution, or
penitentiary.
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Chiropractic Physician
illutH, o.. aurnsek ariaat
Allnvnli
233 SO. 11th ST.
PHONE S609
CENTENNIAL
Food and Drink Concessions
OPEN
Klamath Centennial Association will, between the date
hereof and the date of August 9th, 1946. at t p. m.. accept
bids for food and drink concesalona, only, at the Klamath
County Fairgrounds for the days of August 22nd. 23rd and
24th, 1946.
All bids ahall be sealed and accompanied by cashier's check
and delivered or mailed to Fremont School. Klamath Falls,
Oregon,
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. (For further
Information call S264.)
KLAMATH CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION.
' By Trustees.
0 PLEASE
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fashion hit all over the country.
"BOYVILLE" 100 Wool
Shirt-tail length
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DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Here It is the "shirt-fall length" plaid joclcet that's fhe
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VIRGIN WOOL, and comes in smart blue or maroon
matched plaids. It's got the popular pea-jacket style
collar) half belted sports back with 4 tucks. Roomy?
Why, you can throw forward passes while you're wearing
It. Sizes 6 to 1 8. ...
33-OUNCE 100
VIRGIN WOOL
RUST-PROOF
full-length ZIPPER
PEA-JACKET STYLE
COLLAR
i 2 CHEST POCKETS
2 MUFF POCKETS
PIPED INSIDE SEAMS
they won't ravel
' I HALF-BELTED
SPORTS BACK
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9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Cossack
Model
All Wool
Mackinaw
5.98
This is a colorful
model of 100 vir
gin wool for heavy
winter wear. Has zip
front and sports
back. Two pockets.
Comes in blue, ma
roon or brown plaid.
Sizes 34 to 48.
Fine Capeskin
Leather Jacket
19.29
A jacket that is
snappily styled and
durably tailored.
Made of fine quality
capeskin leather. Zip
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pockets, 2 side pock
ets. Body in quilt ra
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comfortable bi-swing
sport back. Tan.
Length 28 Inches.
The ideal jacket for
sport wear.
For
Outside
Workers
13.95
Tough and husky,
this railroad men's
coat is made for
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Extra weight 4t-oz.
water-repellent wool
cloth (80 reused
and 20 virgin wool)
means extra warmth
and service. Double
breasted front. Horse
hide reinforcements,
cuffs and undersleeve
to above elbow. Con
vertible shawl collar.
Blue, oxford gray.
Length 38 inches.
Sizes 36 to 48.
Hercules
Work Clothes
Coming Back
Fast
11.69
Heavy duty wool
mackinaws. (20
new and 80 reused
wool) Fully lined for
extra warmth, double
breasted, 2-muff and
2-lower pockets, all
around belt, notched
collar. Gay colored
red and black plaids.
Men's sizes.
Army Type
Cotton Poplin
Jacket
RiKht Weight for
Summer
6.65
it ' jilt
Trim Cossack styling
In popular putty
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