Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 20, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER ORKUON roitKCAHT Mmtly (ilmlrty, villi vary light ralim lt( iiortliwant pur itull lixlnyi bm-Mttnliilf .Mrn1 In wit.l ind norUiwp.l unrlltma fitta luitlihl. Nut lo rolil a.t ur Cn.viultti IfinlKht. Mud irate Ui Iraiill auullt lu aouthaail wludl Iff pua.l. NOIITIIKIIM CAI.irOIINI A Partly llnuily ImlNy and Itmlghl, Int'lutilng iltiudy 't'u.xltiy wild local miirnlna fug., Nol quit i mild In central anil nur Iharn vall.y tuiimlil. ti.nlla to moderate aorlhwa.lgrly wlndi vlt vut. ' January Meeting Tho Ilooio vnlt PTA will hold ltn Juiiuary meetlnii at 2:30 p.m. Tui'sday In IMo iil'IiiioI nucllturluin, Fullnwlnu the business mcetliiK, J. V. Lu Clair, director of visual educa tion In tho city schools, will firoscnt two aouud film on Mux uo. Preceding tho rcuulnr moot lug will ho an cxocutlve meeting at 1:30 p.m. in tho library, Laavai Hospital Anilulo Do- ......t V I ,1. ir..n. u. .11.11.... YVIti 4,IM,WI r mttw uuiiiiiiih contractor who differed serious eye and head injuries, when hli car (kidded on the highway near Hurclny spring lint week, wa able to leave Klumath Valley hospital fur hi home, 439 Hlgl), Sunday afternoon. Dovcrl hud eye aurgory while In the hoa- pitai. Drum Corp Tho Eagle aux iliary drum corps will meet to- nluht. Mondiiy. at 7:30 In the lower KOK hull. All meniben are uruud to be present. Anyone having uniform or equipment and not belonging to the corpi U aaked to turn them In to btella Peinell at tho regular lodge meet ing Tuesday. PTA Group The Mill PTA study group will meet Wedne day, January 22, lit the home of Mrs. Stewart Day, 2532 Vine. Tho subject will be "Why the Upswing In Divorce?" and any one interested la Invited to at tend. Road Cloaed Mr. and Mrs, Hubert "Bob" Farrnnd and Mr. ii ml Mrs. Walter Coon took u drlvo Sunday, planning to go uround Upper Kiuiniilli iiikii nut found thn roncl closed at Jtocky Point, Beautiful scenery, silver thawa and Iota of ducks, mak ing a photographer a field day, wuro rt'Dorted. Furrund and Coona are on tho stuff of Kogcra' Jewelry alore. Bkl Party Ralph Bllyeu, 710 Mt. Whitney, drove to Crutor iiiko BuiKiny wuii a puny oi skiers Including hit sister Jan ice, Jimmy Boyd, Bud Biuhn and Iver Strld, They left town ubout 0 n, in., skied all duy and returned in tho evening. Rummage Bale The Ladles MIsk onurv aocluty of the lm- nuinuel Bnptlst church will spon sor a rummuge sale In tho Bui slger Motor company showroom Friday and Saturday. Part of the proceed! will go to foreign relief. Improving Horb Barker, ton of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ray mond, 1431 Avalon, la showing some Improvement after suffer ing injuries in an uutomoblie accident lust August, lie spent threo. month in tne noapunl and la now ablo to got about on crutches. Store Party Mr. and Mrs. Al Hnllan of 8huw Stationery com pany enlvrtulncd the atoro stuff at a pnrty hold Suturduy night at the Bporwwian ' club In I u lo hike. Those prcacnt were Mrs, Cluia Kliuw, Mr. and Mrs. John uoogins, Mr, linn ivira, n, j, Dewey, Mr. unci Mrs. Wllllum Cresawoll, Mr. and Mrs. William fought, Mr. and Mrs. "Hurt" Brodle, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Ros sllor imd Mr. and Mrs. Duve Snyder. Snyder tins bran with the company 16 years and Bro dle IB yen, By Air Mrs. l. C. McDonald and daughters, Lyndu and San dru, urrlved by United Air Lines from beau a ttunuav afternoon for a two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Peter- stclner, 1014 Portland. McDon ald dccompanled his fumlly to Klumath Fulls but continued on to San Francisco for additional training on fnur-motor planes. Mo Is with United Air Lines as a pilot now with two-motor training. Trip South Lucille Wirtz and Grace Ruaco mode a trip to Sun Francisco, leaving Klumath Falls Friday night on tho train and re turning Monday morning to La Polntea where they are cm. ployed, They stuyed at the Plaza and found reservations wero not needed. Camp Fir Council The reg ular monthly meeting of the Gump Fire Girl council execu tive boiird will be held Wedncs d 7:30 p. m. at the chamber ' mercc. All council mcm- """d to irl. .. Record Change Asked In Suit By way of answering the charges made In a luwsult De comber 26, A. B. Maxwell, at torney for Carl Hurwin and Hiirwln's Jewelry store, has aaked that 19 lines of the com plaint filed by B. H. Trlppett and the Commercial Mainte nance company be stricken from the document. Trlppett' ult I for $3780.59 allegedly due him for electrical work done on tno jcwciry ioro at 7th and Main before it was opened for business lust sum mer. The line which Harwln would have stricken make up approximately one-third of the complaint and are termed ir relevant, immaterial, eviden tiary and frivolous and im proper prejudicial to the right of the' defendant. That part of tho complaint concern $334.60 worth of fix ture which Trlppett claim he bought for ue at the (tore and which wore not uted In order not to delay the Jewelry store' opening. The defense also Hied an af fidavit of prejudice against Judge Charlc H. Comb of Lakevlew and asked that a new Judge be assigned to the case. John B. Eblnger, attorney for Trlppett, had already disquali fied circuit . juago uavia k. Vandenbcra and Judge Comb had been assigned in his place. Naturalization Inspector Here A regional naturalization ex aminer will be in town Tuesday, January 28, to attend to various phase of naturalization pro ceeding. The examiner will use the cir cuit clerk'a office In the county courthouse that day. ITCH DUE TO Will fa quickly checked ; BoothM burn, amort I of chafe; eaeca and hoi p prevent baby 'a diaper ruh. A 40- i yeaMomy favorite IMEXSANA SOOTHING IMIDICATIO POWDtt West Coast Ports Get USSR Shipping PORTLAND, Jan. 20 (fl Rallroad agreement to (hip loco motive destined lor Russia acrosa the U. S. via export freight rates will mean marine loading of the cargo here instead of at Atlantic porta, official ald to day, 1 Capt. D. J. McOority, port di rector, aid 200 locomotive and 50,000 tons of machinery and steel were In propect lor ship ment from Portland to the USSR. Acts AT ONCE to RELIEVE and 'LOOSEN' (.CAUSED BY COLDS) narnssix prescribed by thousand of Doctors Is $citnttflcallv prepared to act at once not only to relieve such coughing but also to 'loom VhUgm' and make It eealer to rait. riaTosaia I safe and effecUva for both old and young. Pltaiant Uuttngl At HMST 3FEITUSSIN& KftAUt New. Klaiaalk ralli, Or. MONDAY, Urn. It. IMt. tl To California Vtrmri "Whitoy" Goodwin loft Sundu on a trip to Sun Frunclitco und Los Angeles to buy for his stoic, Falls Appliance and Tiro Serv ice, 11 th and Main. Coos To Market Mrs, Katlv , lecn Krlz, who operates the Arf iNCcaicworx nnop at no muin, is leaving for Los Angeles on Thursday to altond market. The hop will reopen on February 3, Ladltt Aid Tho Mt Lakl Ladles Aid will meet at the home of Mr. W. F. Hllynrd on Wednesday. Mrs. J. F. McClel lan, who will leavo aoon to make her home in Salem, will be hon ored. Friend are cordially In vited. Moved Horn Mrs. Keith Rico Jr., who had treatment for an infection at Hillside hospital last week, waa moved to tho Holllday ranch on the Kcno highway Sunday morning by ambulance. League Auxiliary The ladle auxiliary of the Suburban league will hold a politick luncheon and card party at (he home of Ada Barleen, 1747 Hope, on Tuesday. Luncheon will be at 12:30 p.m., with card at 2 p.m. Meeting Tho Townaend club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday for a bunnies and social meeting at 500 N. 0th. Thero will be card and rafreshinoitls. Daisy Douglas ii hostess. Return Home Leon Challi, employed by the Sprague River Logging company and living at 2520 S. 6th, waa able to leave Klamath Valley hospital Mon day after majdr surgery last week. Auxiliary Meets The Ameri can Legion auxiliary will hold a mooting Tuesday at 8 p, m. In the Legion hall. All member are urged to be present. Ha Surgery Mr. Walter H. Fleet, 102)1 Jefferson, entered Klamath Valley hospital Mon day where he had major ur-ery. Dont let Baby Suffer AT fn-et alga of chafing, dry ecaema or simple rath from external ceuiea, ote (art, sooth ins, medicated Reiinol to quickly re litre smelting and hebing. Favored by (renerarioosof moth ers for its gentle effectiveness. They elao like pure, mild Reaiool Soap for baby' bath. Use both. DESINOL0 Champ Cusser . . AIR WAS BLUE It was X haying time and tho boys bet that Bill couldn't pitch tho load off the rack except he aworo so many oatns. so they hid and counted. No matter who won the bet, the point J. Bill had a name. He wa tho champ cusser. MOUTH MADE NEW Come on Dad, ain't you in on this? And Sonny took Bill's hand and led him up front where he kneeled. When Bill came to his leet he had a new mouth, a new birth, new urges and new appetite. Ho waa a new man. Bill had made Christ hi own Lord and Saviour, Ho sow the .debt of ain paid and his page made clean. Then God moved and made Bill a now man. DONE FOR HIM It was not that Bill had kneeled down. It was not something he might have done for God. God saw Bill turn to Christ. BUI had it clear that Christ had died for his sins, flo made Christ his Lord and Saviour and God ' made Bill a now man. T. AND O. God saves us though we have lived In sin, Only so we claim Christ, His only-born Son, as dying lor us and clearing us. Then God acts. By His mercy and love, He saves in. See Titus 3:5 BTBLF,, Then it Is T, and O. TRUST AND OBEY, for thcro's no other way, to be happy in Jesus but to trust and obey. S. W. McChesney Rd., Port- ( 1and-l-Ore. This space pBld for by a Portland lumber dealer. Convalescing Mrs. Chester Berniun returned from the hos pital Sunday to her home at the Marlon where she will be convalescent for several days. From Bend Mrs. Henry Shur man and Bertha Perry of Bend were visitors over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mr. Frank Perry, Summers lane. Visitors Mr. and Mr. R. Cardinal of Loyalton, Calif., spent Saturday and Sunday vis iting with Mr. and Mrs. Charle Kerr, route 3, box 245. TGCJtCS Here's One Of The Greatest OlOGDinOU YOU CAN BUY If you have SIMPLE ANEMIA I You ftrls and women who suffer ao from ttmple anamta that you're pale, wnak, "drtcKPd out' th la may be due to lack of blood-Iran. Ho trr Lydle B. 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Open Early In February CHECK THESE PENNEY FEATURES Savings For YOU In Every Dep't ! WOMEN'S RAYON HOSE All rayon wait, and body, cotton foot, seamless. A"i Skydawn only, IM-SM Pair MAIW FLOOR MEN'S MOLESKIN WORK PANTS Huagedl "Built to take a beating." Sanforliedl ) AA Precision fit. 30-44 Pair eWU MAIN FLOOR Long Haired Lamb Mittens, Reduced! Penney ha them at thl new low price! OQ Red fox only. Large ilia . ateTO I MAIN FLOOR Mercerized Cotton Crochet Thread 300 and 400 yard ballil Sites 20 and 30. t(B White and ecru lYC BALCONY Women's Work Slacks, Reduced! Cotton gabardine or corduroy. Some an 1 An 3 AA foriied. Brewn, blue. Sis 12-38 ., eSeWW-eJeWU aKcoNn floor WOMEN'S SKIRTS, REDUCED Tailored, draped, some beltedl All wool iklrts In AA plaid or plain colon, 10-18 WV . SKC'OND FLOOR LEATHER CHOPPERS' MITT A good quality leather mtttl Mitt AQ 100 wool liner, brown only Milt Liner " C main ri.non TOTS' BOOTS AND GALOSHES One strap military boot, ankle strap galosh, QQ O OO or 8 buckls nalosh. Russet color. Sites 5-12. eOT toW' . . . . DOWNSTAIRS . WOMEN'S LOW HEELED GALOSH Two map rubber galoihl Light weight, low or military heal) Black or brown. Site 4H-8 DOWNSTAIR 1 TO FIT YOUR WANTS AND YOUR WALLET! 1.59 I lmM W 4 eaaSa . FOR YOUR J mmM MONEY! I 5 flAmof wear" - from rugged Xa' ? ' I denlm built Xo ,tand EXTRA. f-f. I strain ... mora fit from grad- ft uated pattern ... more quality . 1 in rutt-retittant haxdwear . . . h I 3 more lasting comfort from San- VI I f oriiad fabriol I 1 BIG MAC OVERALLS I ft rvwa V. J.HM ...MII-.IIm cut for ell-orer fit gire extra ! I comfort and wearl ) in I ; SanforUed eleOT I MAIN FLOOR I Waistband Overalls j I 1 AU the rugged features ef our j f 'l orerall (without bib) ... plus I I metal rlveta at strain - i AO I I polnUl etetT " ' . II MAIN FLOOR Blanket Lined Jumper I 1 Full cut work jacket! Blanket I 1 1 lined for warmth, extra wear. I I extra value. AQ i I ' S Sises 36 to 44 el7 I I eeaefVMj MAIN FLOOR WORK SHIRTS WORK PANTS Matched Outfits Long wearing close weave Whipcord rugged Sanfor. Blue or tan heavy cotton chambray . . , all-over fit iied cotton weavesl Rein- twill shirt-pants sats ... ... two-buttoned pockets. forced at strain ' 1Q neat, long-waarl Sanforised to ,7 1.39 P8inl' sm3f0looo.26V Pants, 2.89-3.29 main floor Shirt . 2.49-3.49 .. .. . MAIN FLOOR WORK SHOES WORK GLOVES WORK SOCKS Lights or heavies to fit Hatty insulation from 8, Your choice of lolid colors your Job and youl Well 10 or 12-e. cotton twill or mock twist in close tanned . . . Goodyear welt nu9 knit wristsl In- knit cotton . last .oncd. 22c-33c ffiT! 25c DOWNSTAIRS ' MAIN FLOOR ' MAIN FLOOR EX-GI'S JOIN THE U.S. COAST GUARD MANY MEN NOW REENLISTING AT FORMER RATINGS I SEE M. A. JORDAN, C. B. M. COUNTY COURTHOUSE j 0m xl "Genuine Cowhide" Leather Jacket 97.75 Select quality leather Jacket! Carefully tall. ered. This outdoor garment provides com' fortable. serviceable protection. Wool lined. fm xinoer front, belted. Sizes 38-48 . e Attention Stockmen! MATCHED PANTS & JACKET Heavy weight all wool, wMtarnDanft 15 951 II Ua.f,1 e.:U..J ..Ue,eV jifiu nrauj wuwieu jvae.w eMjjav . . Z AC I front. Stockmen styled panU! JOCKet IO.y5 100 WOOL PLAID OUTDOOR SHIRT .98 A strongly made shirt with luxury features! Correctly tailored, smartly styled, firmly con structed to make a warm garment. Red and black plaid. 1454-17 . 6 MEN'S ALL WOOL VEST Made for added warmth and comfort! 38-48. 4 pockets, all wool knit vests . 2.98 MEN'S SUEDE CLOTH SHIRTS Full cut for correct fit! Grey and tan; ,5-16. A zeal 1 TfQ value in work shirts! . WOOL OR CORDUROY WINTER CAPS With ear flaps! In plaid colors.. Good warm pro tection for your head! ...j LONG LENGTH BOOT SOCK Double sole, toe and heell Long length, extra heavy 35 WOOL BOOT SOCK Wool fibres give the hose warmth) Fleece lined or. longer wear GOOD QUALITY BOOT SOCK Made of core yarn for warmth and wear! . Fleece lined! White, grey ! - 1.10 79c 49c 69c 1 Men's Cossack Style Jackets .5 .90 Full cut for correct lit and comfort! Serviceable fabric for extra warmth end long wear. Plaid colors. Sises 36-46. MAIN rxooa