WEATHER
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.
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Applicetleit and payment token new at
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CHECK THESE PENNEY FEATURES
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WOMEN'S RAYON HOSE
All rayon wait, and body, cotton foot, seamless. A"i
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MAIW FLOOR
MEN'S MOLESKIN WORK PANTS
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Long Haired Lamb Mittens, Reduced!
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Red fox only. Large ilia . ateTO
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Mercerized Cotton Crochet Thread
300 and 400 yard ballil Sites 20 and 30. t(B
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BALCONY
Women's Work Slacks, Reduced!
Cotton gabardine or corduroy. Some an 1 An 3 AA
foriied. Brewn, blue. Sis 12-38 ., eSeWW-eJeWU
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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
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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'
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"Genuine Cowhide" Leather Jacket
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.5
.90
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for extra warmth end long
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36-46.
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