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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1947)
WEATHER WHRhlMllnll mil UrfMntt (lilDI'MHlf Partly rliiuriy Imlay with law vary llslil huw lit wvil polllnn. Inoramiliis uluiHll iivm ttmlglil, will) I'untlmiima rain, IH't'Htllllg aiTHPH atNlD 'I'llOMClMV Nflltl'lHlllll H mill ill- biiiiw. I.lltla leimiaralura I'lmtillr. Mndoriilo In lia.ll attulliw.it lu w.t wlnila ul( utiMkl. Iiiuraa.lns Into tuiilslit. Norlliarti California: Clear tuilay ami ItMilghl. Ttiitiuiluw t'lmitly In Ilia mirtli wllh Haiti rallt In .xlr.nia ttftrlltarn por Unit. Ctmlrr III aulllli.rli ttarl liHlay and Innlaltl. Muil.iala lu fiaall iiurlliwa.larly wind. nf( vua.l.. Hasblns Tho "iluzbliis" of (lie Ennlca auxiliary will moot 'i'liiirsduy at 7:;t0 tit tho huiiio of Mm. Friincld llorliirt, TIM Herbert. Mia. Phyllis Slid zenimiellur will bo co-litslrNS, Any iiii'inbem unublv tn ullend lire nulled lu cull cither 3 2 111 or 8:tl7. Eaglet The KuuU'H Auxlllliry drum corps will rvhourso to ulidit, Miuiiliiy, lit 7::iiJ In Die lower r'UK hull. All invnibem lire linked tu uttend. Tho Eimles uuxilliiry will hold a rrutilur i ieellim Tuesday ill 0 p. m. In Hie lower l'OK hull. Enlertiiln meiit mid rvfi'fsliiiionts will fol low tho ineetliiu, X,. ,tt, Hummigo The Lndlcs iiuxll ' Jury of the lirotliurliuud of Hull road Tnilnineii la suonsorlim a riimniiiito Milo tu bo held tills Friday und Sutiirduy In Hal ler Molor company salesroom. Any further information inuy be nhtuliied by riillluic Mm. John MeCnv nt HH24 or Mm. A. U. Gulhrlo ut 7UU2. In Hospital Mm. Ilc.iter Ham ey, 2111)1 Wuiitliind, Is u uutleul lit Klmniilli Vnlley hospital, moved Saturday morning from her homo by ainbuluncc. By Ambulance Orvlllo Sykei, 2U2 K. Mnln. la receiving treat meiit ut Hillside hospital, lie was moved by nmliulnnee Siilur duy ut 2 p. in. from his home. Leaves Hospital Lo;i Duulo, Lukevlew resident und mummer of tho Went Count Telephone company thera and ut Clilloquln und Fort Kliimulh, was ublo to leuvn Kliiniulh Vnlley hospital Sutiirduy following Ireiilineiil fur I ii J illicit suffered lute Thiirs duy when his eur "truck u lo KlnK truck nenr tho Chlloiiiiin Junction. Mm. Denlo clinic here from Lukevlew with her liutt bund und has rerniilnrd lit Hotel Hull during lilt nluy In tho hospital. Garden Club Tho next meet Ink" of the Lout River Garden chili nt Merrill will be held Tuesday ut Ilia home of Mrs Dulo Went with u pollock lunch eon lit 1 p. in. At 3 p. m. Don C. flutter, ctiatodlun of tho Luvn Uuds nutlonul inoniiuient, will how movies of wild floweix nt the monument, noil cull will be niiHwered by the "muno of a vcueliible, Return From Springs Mr. und Mm. G. C. Kllnkhiimmer have Just returned from a threu weeks' stay ut Richardson Springs, Cullf, Kllnkhiimmer re ported tl i ut u number of Klum nth Kullii people were vacation ing ul the reaort. The Kll:ik hummera ulso vlalted relutivea hi llnywnrri and Sun Lcnndro on tho trip south. Surgery Charles K. Johnson, Hill Ouk, office manager for Wcst-IIItehcock compiiny. Iiud mujor auritcry at Kliimulh Val ley hoapitul this week-end. Ma)or Surgery Mm. K. D. Trulovc, 713 E. Slain, hud major surgery lit Hillside hospital Sut iirduy afternoon. She Is report ed Improving. Police Hunt Stolen Car C. It, Groins, 241) Rogers, re purled to police yusterduy that u 1 04 1 Ford pickup truck was stolen from Unit uddress some time curly Sunday morning. Tho truck hud a 00-gullon sleel drum and threo pulls on tlio buck, Hie keys were left In the switch und the gas tank vell-fllled. Kermlt Doyle Allison, route 2, this morniiiK posted $20 bail for violation of the busic rule, and Georgo Francis Smith, 1404 Kliimulh, posted $20 for a like offe-ise, Itnymoiid J. Stuilchnker, Al gnmn, put up $5 bull for huvinif ii n Inadequate muffler, William Kdgur Lofdalil, 212 Spring, put up $S for a like offense. John Taylor, 430 S. 7th, pnld $3 for making a Li turn on Main and Evun A. Dixon, 023 I'rcscott, wus cited to appear in court for a violation of tho basic rule. Bhaita PTA Member! of Simula PTA, their guests and the genernl public are invited to a. tend Duds night putluck sup per Friday at 0:30 p. m. in the school. Coffee, cream and sugar will bo provided by tho PTA and those attending are asked to bring Ihelr own table service. There will lie a free movie, Hlng CriMby's "If I Und My Way." This uffulr is espcclully for parents. Hand Injured Dean Clllock, route 3, box 532-C. former em ploye of the Southern Pacific, was ndinitted to Hillside hos pital Sunday for amputation of the tip of a second finger on tho right hand. He was later dismissed. Held ij.ip ti. inaii iii aq " f W 'v i Mn. Opal Dixon, 38, held In jail at Das Moines, la., con fessed she committed two un sullied bank robberies. Police Chief Jack Brophy announced. AP wirephoto treatment of art injured ankle. It in understood Mm. Kerbow twisted her ankle when she fell and suffered considerable pain. Twists Ankle Mrs. A. Ker bow. 3U2B Blsbeo. was moved to Klumoth Valley hospital by ambulance at 8 a. m. Sunday for KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Sales and Service Telephone 9200 Stroke Victim Recovering Today Mm. Harold A. Dcnnison, Lukeshore drive, was admitted to Hlllsldo hospital Into Satur day suffering from a stroke, at tendants reported. Mrs, Denniron was reported critically ill when admitted but Into today was Improved. Injury Causes Hand Amputation W. F. Wagner, employed on the Whitcllne ranch in Swan lake, suffered a painful injury to his right hand at 11:30 o' clock Saturday morning and amputation of the middle fin ger was necessary at Hillside hosnitul, attendants reported. Tho uccidunt occurred while Wagner was at work. Chapter Meeting Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Iota chapter of Kiumath Falls, will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chamber of commerce. HSALD si NEWS. Ulsaialk rails. Ota. MONOAT, Jaa. It, tMt. Mr 11(1 Ol lol 'J m ' C) 'J .:.i3g 1 1 i iTi Three H's The Three K club will meet wllh Mrs. A nun Wool ever nt 1.130 Sargent on Tues day nt 1:30 p. m. Prompt, long-lasting Relief for MUSCULAR ACNES-PAINS IACI I Malpa Ireak Up Painful I Surface Caniastlofi, Teal FINAL CLEAN-SWEEP MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY 100 Pkgs. 16 MM Kodachrome f QQ Eastman film sells regularly at $8.95- 100 ft. while they last No Limit BELL STUDIO Next Door Pine Tree Theatrer JC SEE THE NEW ERCOUPE! The Airplane that is simple to fly NOW ON DISPLAY AT ELIE NASH CO. 606 So. 6th WALLAN FLYING SERVICE Cy Wallan & Jack Elie, Props. T -new-BQBGE a " -aaesass I 1 m m W sSBsam -ar v The car that is really new; leads its field in sales and demand. Smoothest performance in history. Lowest priced car with Fluid-Drive. FLOATING POWER ALL-FLUID DRIVE FULL-FLOATING RIDE LOMBARD MOTORS 522 South Sixth :-ttny . , liwr 1.00 2.00 fc ;,;K ..a i. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Plastic purses la the pop- ; ular envelope or pouch styles with metal or plastic trim! All are smart ly fashioned main rLooe, WOMEN'S HALF SLIPS Elastic waistl In a fine quality rayon crepe with hand-printed floral design White or pink MAIM IXOOB WOMEN'S RAINCOATS Fine auality raincoats! The popular belted style. Water repellent, tailored. Natural tan and black SECOND IXOO WOMEN'S SHOES Cynthia originals! Pumps and sandals. Suede leather and patent. Broken size and styles . DOWNSTAIRS FUR MITTENS Long haired or sheared mittens. Greatly reduced. 1.98-2.98 MAIN FLOOB WINTER STOCKS! OUT THEY GO...Swwt and Low! We need the space tor Spring stocks; but there are still weeks of winter ahead for you! And at these, savings, it's smart to snap np bays for next year! SUPER-SAVINGS No. 1 WOMEN'S STYLISH DRESSES The latest styles! Pastels, prints and lots of black 3.00-6.00 1: crepes, spuns and jerseys WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL COATS The popular boxy styles in all-wool materials I ''lq . . SECOND FLOOR ". vfyy -yrYpp? x jui myvjift y .1 m..)1 m a amy NSktl 12.00 2.00-3.00 WOMEN'S BLOUSES A few long sleeves dressy and tailored styles In stripes, prints, white and pastels . . I "i? at-?. WOMEN'S MILLINERY A nice selection of our better hats! Felts and fab rics, costume colorsl CA 9 tt Sequin trims . Wfc-J.WW SECOND IXOOB J GIRLS' SKIRTS i'.i.ei.M j WOMEN'S SWEATERS 1.00 1.00-2.00 All-wool skirts. Pleated with bits of embroidery. Draped and flared style assorted colors. 3-12 , SECOND IXOOB GIRLS' BLOUSES A nice assortment of wash able blouses to clear at an extreme low! 7-14. SECOND FLOOB GIRLS' DRESSES 'A real value in girls' dresses! Tailored and dress ier types with clever trim Pfle.tr2 753.00 SECOND IXOOB CHILDREN'S BUNNY HOUSE SLIPPERS To keep tiny feet warm! A shearling lamb slipper. Red, blue or ' QA natural. 4-11 DOWNSTAIBS GIRLS' WOOL SUITS Nicely tailored suits in fall and winter styles and col ors. Pleated skirts, tail- jVc'keU 8.00 SECOND FLOOR T SUreR-SAVtNOSNo. 1 1 Women's ski sweatersl Heavy double or single knit. In the popular bright designs. A CA Blue and red t.wV WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL SKIRTS A group of new style skirts, draped, tailored, a few pleated. All-wool materials in plaids O AA and nl.in mlnnl SiiM 0-l ... J.W SECOND IXOOB fcA'HI i ii iiTfir1r t ieal t nTmj, J FINGERTIP COATS Well tailoredl Fly front, convertible collar, slash pockets, and it's reversible! bB,u.w!; . 6.00 BLANKET LINED JACKET . A nicely tailored jacket! Zipper front, brown A AA twill. 36-40 tmW MOLESKIN PANTS A precision cut work pants. They are 'rugged' and San forised. AA Sises 30-40 W MAIN FLOOB Boys' Apparel EISENHOWER ; JACKETS : Wool flannel froni. sleeves, back anS waist band. Button front Fully, lined. Blue. QO Sizes 8-10 "'9 . BOYS' RAINCOATS Trench coat style! Double breasted. Natural. J QQ FINGERTIP COATS Warm wool fleece, knit back, fly front, slash poc kets. They're reversible. . Brown. L OA VIV blue. 4-8 DOWNSTAIBS rv WOMEN'S COnON SLACK SUIT A real value in a slack suit! Navy blue twill, full cut slacks. Long style jacket, short A AA sleeves. 38-44 1.WW WOMEN'S MATERNITY DRESSES A grand assortment of maternity dresses! In both light and dark colors, a few prints! AA "I AA Long and short sleeves. 9-18 AJVI .VV ' SECOND FLOOB wSiJWSI!9j i irMtmfmiiiimritfMinT'-ri,n -iv - - WOMEN'S WORK SLACKS A rack of reduced work slacks! Sanforized cotton gabardines or corduroy on brown 1 AA 9 AA or blue. 12-38 A.UU-J.UU WOMEN'S ROBES Printed rayon crepel Draped side In the wrap around style. Beauti- C AA ful prints . 3.W SECOND FLOOB RUMMAGE TABLE! Two big tables of merchandise in odd lots, odd sizes, some shop worn, faded and slightly damaged. , Every one reduced In price for January savings. Be sure to see these tables tomorrow. MAIN FLOOB i n.iasaim MISCELLANEOUS CAR ROBES All-wool afghan style robel .. Blue check with fringed ends. Greatly C AA , reduced 9,W; SECOND FLOOB DRAPERY REMNANTS All usable lengths at much less than per yard coatl Reduced! DOWNSTAIBS RAINBOW-WARE VASES An attractive modern de-. sign vase! Blue, red, green. ' Unbreakable! AQr Reduced to IT BALCONY GIRLS' JUSTITCH DRESSES Also 'You Sew It. They're already cut! 7R Simple to make " SECOND FLOOB GIRLS' HATS Girls' felt hats! Blue, wine, .-. navy, green. JCr 'V Reduced to SECOND FLOOB f GIRLS' SWEATERS ' Girls' all-wool sweatersl Cardigan and slip-over stylesl Assorted colors and broken 1 AA , lew ; SECOND FLOOB sizes COTTON BLOUSES Girls' white broadcloth blouses! Greatly Cflr reduced! WW SECOND FLOOB . ROLL-ON GIRDLE Tea Rose only. Small size. . Reduced to this M saving price PeW SECOND FLOOB
