Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1947)
1 (fil II KB A LP NEWI, Rlamalk Tatlf, Or mi DA I. r, U, 14T. Vtft) Vtf foa4-A&i-.0 faiM' a,aaWBV V.'NakUiM Wf'.i:W. WKtkV-i,iWj .Si ..Mj'tMV S WEATHER NOIITIIKIIN rM.lrOMNI Parlly tlutidy liiilny, Initlalil anil lumorruw. raw aiirhikloa limliiht ami lnmorluw. Ullla t'liana In tchtiHM'Ulur Mutlarata lUHIhwralmly Wlmla Mlt I'oaat. OHMION fair Murllt awl partly ttnmly milh IiiiIhv. lonluhl Anil Haliir guy. Mum rain MnUirilMV (n ullthwvil anrlltm. NtljiKlly warniar In waal imr lion aalurtlay. tloitla iiililili wlnda Iff coaal, . Granddaughter Mr. nml Mm. I .co Sultiin of Midland Imvo re ceived word of tlm arrival of Kriindi'lilld will) Ihc lilrlli of (liuilthli-r lu Mr. unci Mm. Mux SlciiliniMMi of 2:i() Curry, Viil li'Jo, Cnllf., on Tliuraduy moru lni(. The lilt In illrl l Uii'ir flrnt child. Mm. SU'iilirimi'ii will be roiiioinhered it Lomliio Wilkin mm, who liu niuiiy friend In thin i-lly. Until mnllwr un d dutiKlitrr ur iliilnu nicely, Mm. Million plini lo no until 10011 to vlnlt. Callad Eat Kcnnutli Web ber, 2000 Viiiicii-i'ii rift mid (in ulovrd lit Diilr'n urd cur lot. wit railed to South Diikotu thin wct'k by the di-iith of hi brother Wiivne. (ulully Injured in mi automobile iicclcli'iil. Wayne hud vl ted hero with hit brother, Mm. Kenneth Webber wmt culled recently to llllnolii by the dentil of her fu her und Doth win ro turn to Kluninth KuIIm noon. In Portland Mm. Victor Phllllpa la lu Portland for two week to be with her dutmhter and fuinlly, Mr. nnd Mm. Juinea T. UrodlKiin, (Tliolmn Phillip). Mr. mid Mm. Urndlmin brcuino parent of their fourth child ion. Imrt Monduy, Ihry now hove two boya unci two lilrln, the new arrival huvluit been named James. Homa from U. of O Loin Whhtciiiint arrived home Friday innriiluu from Kiiiteiie where alio la a frcalimun nt the Unlvemlty of Oreiton, to apend the week-end with ner niotiier. una win. ennnt. "-nth will be uiieata at the M. K. llolliind home. Mini Whliennnl pinna to return to Kuiieng Monday evening by plane. Imorovlno Vorlon Alford, younu nun of Mr. nnd Mm. Kor- rent Alrord or Biewnri iithiiiion, la reported ahowluK dully Im provement nt Miimuit! nonpuui, verlun ninv liuvo visitor. Thn child auffcrud nnilllplu lujurlea when ho fell under the wheels of a school bua on February ID. May Hava Vlaltora Hillaldo luimilliil iitlendunta mild toduy Hint Una TIidiiiiikihi. aurvlvor of Sunday 'a piano cruaii which iook threo Uvea, couiu now nuvo via- llora. but only one vlaltor nt time. 11 la hoped (hut Thompaon'a vlaltora will cull In tho morning ond not In the vvcnlnK. In Hoioltal - Due Jr two. month-old noil of Mr. nnd Mm, Doc M. Dunn horty. la in Mam- nth Vnlley hnapltul with pneu- monln, iiccordlnu 10 mcmnera 01 the fumlly, and la now reported Improving. Mtat Blatad All fnrmem of Bonanza und ' the aurroundlng area ure urued to ullerxl a meci- j m iiiu in 1110 uonunzu ink" aeiiuui library Monduy ut 8 p. m.-for the purpoao of organizing community fnrm burcuu. Raopani Buckhorn Mineral Spring auiilturtum, loculcd on Kmlgrnnt creek ncur Aalllund, I ngnln open following extensive repnira, according to Dr. Herman Wexler, director. To Portland Mr, mid Mm, Fred Kuerk of Bonanza und Mr. mid Mm. Robert Odell left Klnm nth Fall toduy, Frlduy, for Port land. They expect to return this week-end. Daughltr Born Mr. and Mm. Otla W. Cray are receiving fellcitntinn on the arrival of a baby girl born at Klamnth Val ley honpltul February 25. Thla la their fimt child and has been named Pamela Sue. Mm, Gray 1 the former Kloine MeClellnn. Cray la employed by Hurkhart and Schorlgen, contractor. Pythian Slittra There will be meeting of Pythlun Slater at 7:30 p. ni. toduy, Friday, in the 1UOF hull. All are urged to be precnt alnre degree captain wish to plan their year' work with the atnff. There will alno be initiation practice. In Hospital Mm. Clarence Bcrtrnnd of 81,00 Brynnt under went mnior aurgerv at Klumnlb Valley hoapltal Friday morning. Vet Loans May Be Tax Deduction World War II veteran who have obtained loan under the CI bill will get a double break on any federal Income tax they have have to pay, Patrick w. Kllby, Veterana Administration representative in thla area, ex plained today. mo rour per cent gratuity payment which the VA credit to an ex-crvlccmun on the guar anteed portion of a CI loan I exempt from the federal tax. under an Internal revenue bureau ruling. In edition, all Interest which the veteran pay on hi loan may be deducted from In come, whether or not the VA grnltilty actually paid any of the Interest. City Delivery Sarvlca. Ph. 1417. PTA Meetlmj The Klamath Counlv council of PTA will meet t 1-30 p. m." Monday, March 3, in the Fremont school auditor ium. There will be election of officer and all Interested par ents are invited. Called South Mr. F.tliel Rook and her daughter. Mm. Peter Crny, were culled lo Eurekn, Calif., recently by the death of R. Antogruzzl, Mrs. Book's fath er He was well known here, where he lived for some time. Club lo Meat The Home Economic club of the Midland grange will meet Tuesday, Murch 4. with Mm. Derby at 2 o'clock. All members arc urged to be present. SEND MONEY AHEAD NOW! ISITORS WELCOME Aar far. Kvtnlnt. HaaSaya Cat rlawara riaala . Maraary aiarh Mark a. Klamath Flower Shop 1 sail . tlk vjrounnouaci rkaaa wyA"-J""-"U-t.!yi1Ji .'mm.'"!..1 o-.mji WjJ? SALES and mm ammti rot ! ' wl,h ' ' r I I Retlremant f k I JNCQME & a I POLICY ; PAUL A. LEE j I Phone 7777 Ull Walnut ! ciiaj lira Ar rikuni ' RADIOS aafaawaa , .laaUT k aaaaai 1 J 1 Tear aid radle caa made te play like aew aaola Wa all a.a.l.kla 1 Tuket RedleloHerlts Dinviay tiavici HIS - CHICKEN CENTER NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF TOM BROWN 919 E. Moin Phone 4282 Hens Fryers ..LB. ...LB. 35c 49c Beef Roast . Link Sausage lb. 35c lb. 45c IN OUR DELICATESSEN SALADS Macaroni, Potato CHEESES Llederkranx. Land 0' Pine, Tillamook, Edam,' Roquefort, Kaukuna, Smoked. MANY OTHER DELICACIES AND PARTY SNACKS) s. j.... t" 1 J . r :i JEsa' rl H A$th) Jt I s mkW$t i l Vk 'mT $ A NOTABLE , 1 v;wai-..c v 1 Vi .m v. mw vrr-n u I p, i 1 EASTERBY IU I rW X . i Wm f;' I . vV -iy y V"V I Swansdown gives you the I , 1 I ' v'V vll : 'j I ft J5?y "V I new suit silhouette with beaflti- I -: Jf's' '. U, Jlj JSt I 'k fully full sleeves to counter- I 11' U "-; -lr Vt-r if A I balance the longer jocket and V V? & 4 ' ( I fori Jj I well-defined waistline. In perfect f Vt V V -i Ml! H harmony, the slender skirt. A ! 1 I .' ' . ' I Tailored to perfection of pure ' " Y 1 , : a , ' '.,." I worsted gabardine by MIRON. S ' l . I ' These tolented suits give you a first-rate. sizes 10 to 18. ' ip performance in any locality. You'll love them all, especially ftCft jff J' y'V jj ' 6 m "Star Performer" with its crisp, lithe lines its , -Sk is O ff' II I angular pockets, and you'll love its ' EXCLUSIVE WITH US V t" if' ' s fabric screen dot pure worsted by MIRON iJ0 j t U All four suits in sizes 9 to 15. ' I UljJ 1 "'' fjv, - ' If I 5450 y J 'ryJ I ip I ; . . 1 HERE ARE THE FAMOUS LABEL NAMES THAT I ; OSh MILLER'S ARE PROUD TO RECOMMEND TO YOU 11 -jRr"v - If 13 . ; fS I OAATC J CI IITC L. . H Pi! i5L R OUAI o ana ouno py PI l jffii&ffr.rr m ' ft Swansdown mi list vvsakjuyi T : frKzmmj m -k Modish h A imm U mw I laVil tS..4JiVi-.l,..l I T it V Pli-t L'Aighn l.'f IlilimM I I w Ben Under iJpppl . . llaMlaMMaMMMal 1 1 i. . f W tl m mmmmmmM m . A'bit of feminine delicacy . . . ' ' '. ' ? a dash of Parisian charm . . combined in fF '9 ' ' ' "" " -' IU' ' Cn ' Any Apparel' 1 1 2Z " Until Easter I U ' ' - ' ii ft Jaunty Juniors ftLilli-Ann ft Leeds Ltd. ft Kipness ft Goldstein ft Whitley Tailleurs DRESSES by ft Lawson ft Paula Brooks ft Demi-Tasse "ft Reich ft Lola of California ft Carolyn ft Hodden Casuals ft Franklin JUNIOR DRESSES by ft Bobs Jr. ft Joanette ft Jay J Juniors ft Doris Dodson ftDartford Debs rl this PAULA BROOKS Original that , loves gaiety and fun. Sizes 8-14. A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Apparel Until Easter HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMOUS LABELS - - v 4 FREE DELIVERY i - . 13 I AWtftHk4Hri
