Passes
WEATHER
WAItlllNOTON AND OIIS(ION-Clnuil
IimIiiv, liiiilHlil iul liimorrtiw. lnlr
ltthiiiit Hilil mill In Hi nurlh. He
rational Until ralnt In tli ntin Mur
ium IwriMithitt liuwr!iitf Wliialav.
l.illl I'liMima in liiiisrHlur. Muilaralt
Ut o(Tlml fivili uiiiltvrly wlmU off
til i'ol IwronilliM Wlolvily Uinls'lt.
NOHTIIKIIN L'Al.irollNIA I'arlly
rltiiuly luilay. ImilKhl mid lotntirrnw,
rviil fur mm llglil rain In nnrlh lltla
Murnuiin and lonljtlit. I.lltla changa In
Itntmaralura. MuilviNta uulliwMtarly lo
toa.larly wltula till rna.l
KLAMATH KALI N AND VICINITY
Pattly I'lmnly Imililtl and Watlnaiilay;
biali twiay nu. low Jij high lumurrow aj.
BIk Hid Iti'vlvlnii mi event
Hint wua mi uniiiinl fi'iilui'0 be
fore tho wiir, Wiiircn I'oolo of
J'oiik' K Ulko ahnp la aniinnurliill
a " b I k ,i I'lilit" for nit Interested
k IcIm on Thursday, wwtliur per
mlttliiK. The rldr will In it nt
the Ntiiia ut 1130 mid will l) to
lli'iilcy mid return. Tim return
trip will Mill rt iiboul 3:110 p. m.
Kids n in nuked Ui bilim their
own lunches und refreshment
will be furnished by I'oolo.
Extension Unit The I'oe Val
IryOlonu hum extension unit
will meet In the Uleno com
iminlly hull Friday. The topic,
"Cleiin Ah You (Jo," will be un
der the direction of Mra. Win
nlfred K. (jlllen, home exten
sion niient. The aeaalon will be
gin ut 1 1) :)0 n. in.
Dgr of Honor All officer
of Ueurec of Honor are naked
to uttend a anecliil practice Wed
neadny evenliiK at 8 In the KC
hull. Membera who plan to ut
tend conferences In Tim Dulles
are naked to be present nt (hit
time.
Board Moil r'lilrhiivrn ITA
executive boiird will hold a
meetlnu Krldiiy, April II at MID
p. in. A rciiulur meetlnii will
uke pluce nt 3 p, in. In the
achool uiidlturluin.
Douarl Lunchaon The Jolly
Ni'luhbnra will meet nt the home
of Mra. H. J. Hull, 704 Fulton,
for a dessert luncheon nt 1:30
p. m. Wednesday. There will be
an nrt and emit exhibit.
Matting Chang Bethel 6,
Order of Job a DuoKhtera will
hold Ita reiiulur meeting thla
Wednesday Inatend of Thuraduy
aa prevluualy planned, at 8 p.
m., Muaomc temple.
Pracllc Poatponad Pythian
Smtera will not meet fnr prac
tice thla week but will meet
attain. Weriueadny. April B, at 8
p. m. lOOK hall.
Rbkah Lodg Prosperity
Rehcknh lodije will meet In tint
lOOF hall Thuraduy at 8 p. m.
and following the bualncaa aea
alon there will be entertainment.
Food Sal Off Du to un
foreseen clrcumalnncea plana
have been chnnucd to a later
dale for the Degree of Honor
food al.
Grang Mt Midland grange
will meet Wedneadny. April 2,
at 8 p. m. at the grange hall.
All members are urged to attend.
Unit To Mt The Chlloouln
home exlenaion unit will meet
at the home of Mra. Fred Murk
wurdt on Wedneadny, April 2,
7;ao p. m. The subject for the
evening will bo, "Good Grace
at the Dining Tublo" und will
be In charge of thu project leuu-
era, Mra. John Loll and Mra.
Loyul L, lleHtli. All women of
the community are Invited to
attend thla meutlng.
Vlalllno Mra. Walter Murlln
and her aona, Htevo and Johnny,
of Seattle. Waah., arrived thla
week by plain! to upend the Lus
ter holidays with Mra, Martin a
turenta, Mr. nnd Mra, John U.
emlre of 3350 Altumont. Steve,
alx yenra old, recently received
a foot Injury when n piece ot
timber atruck I) la foot. Ho In re
covering nicely.
Visit Ovr Mra. l.uwrnncu
W. Mcluiffey left Monday by
trnl n for her home In Antioch,
Culif., after a ten-dnv vlall with
her mother Mrs. Wilbur Jonea,
203 High nnd her atcp-fiithor,
Wilbur Jones who hna lieen con
fined to Klnmiith Valley hospi
tal aluce January 13 with a bro
ken hip.
Chang of Data The Klam
ath Cump Klre Leaders associa
tion will not meet on Wednea
dny thla week, but will meet on
Wedneadny, April D, In the par
ish houae of St. Pnul's Eplaco
pal church, Sponsors will be
guests.
Transferred I.t. B. J. Tucker,
comniundlng officer of the Klum
nth ('nils U. S. army recruiting
station since February 27. 1047,
hna received ordera of trannfer
to Butte, Mont. Lt. Tucker enme
here from Alaska. Ills family
Is still In Oklahoma.
Ralurnad Mrs. Sum Nealln
nnd her daughters. Ma reel la nnd
Mnrln Kay. of H04 N. 11th. havo
returned home after a three
weeka' vacation In Walla Walln,
Wnah.
Dairy Klamath dairymen
will meet in the county nitent'a
office at 10:30 a. m. this Friday
to further discuss entering dairy
herda for milk testing.
BaUm Vlall Mra. Dorothy
Judd, 1408 Nlmltz. spent the
paal week-end In Salem visiting
relatives.
Ndlwork Mrs. W. P. Mc
Millan. 217 Pine, will entertnin
members of the Art Needlework
club, Wedneadny at 2 p. m.
There are ten thousand dif
ferent apecles of Jellyfish.
I
MRS. LYMAN GIBBS
Mrs. Gibbs'
Death Told
Word of the deuth of Mrs. Ly
man George (Mabel) Gibbs. for
mer Klumath Kails matron, in
Modesto, Calif., on March 24,
wus learned here Monday with
the return of her son, Cecil E.
Wilbur. 2110 Orchard, from Mo
desto where finul rites were
held last Thursday,
Mrs. Gibbs came hero in
llltlO. She wus Mrs. Clarence O.
Wilbur at that time. Mr. Wilbur
passing in 1021. He was engi
neer for the old Savage mill,
the Johnson Lumber company,
Moore brothers, and wna chief
engineer for severnl yenrs at
Pelican Buy Lumber company.
The family lived at the old
Lakeside Inn for a time and
Inter ut Shippington.
In uddition to her husband,
Mrs. Gibbs ia survived by her
children, Cecil E. Wilbur of this
city. Edwin H. and Clarice B.
Wilbur of Modesto, Mrs. Ruby
Morton of Julion, Calif., Ray
mond A. Wilbur of Sun Lorenzo,
Calif., nine grandchildren and
one great-grandson.
ISITORS WELCOME
Av Par, r V, tugs, t an
Nirwf tcfc
Mtvh 4 -
Klamath Flower Shoo
Mti t. ii Green home I rtj. uu
FARMERS
You can now q I all t h
blockwood you want at our
bin. Bring your truck In and
haul blockwood and aav
youra.lf som monty.
t
Fred H. Heilbronner
111 Spring St. Phon 4153
'Tu.ls That Satisfy" plua
Ssrvlc Sine 1919
A ROGERS PRE-WAR VALUE!
Gufitah
Specially ground to fit
your watch.
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George rr - i m
wood k ii iy'
WILL PAV VI. FCR WHAT J l4 IV' '
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Kiwanians
Meet Here
Klwnnls club officers, direc
tors and tholr wives from five
Oregon cities were guests of the
Klamath Fulls club Tuesday for
a meeting of division 13, of
which Joe Hicks of this city Is
lieutenant-governor.
Delegates from Eugene, Rose-
burg, North Bend, Bend, and I
Redmond, us well as Klamath
Fulls were present. Governor of
the Pacific northwest district, I
Don Kngdiihl of Spokane, was .
an official visitor,
A business meeting was held
in the afternoon dealing with
activities of the various cluba.
The wives of the local Kiwanis
club entertained for visiting wo
men at tea in the Elks party
room.
Climaxing the dnv was a din
ner dance ut the Wlllurd hotel
Inat night. In the morning the
visitors were taken on an air
plane tour of Crater Lake Na
tional park.
Chairman of the committee
arranging the duy-long activities
waa Glenn Inman, usawtcd by
Ted Reeves, Spec Murray and
Rusa Murahull. Mrs. Inman was
chairman of the tea committee,
and working with her were Mrs.
Joe Hicka, Mrs. Churles Mack,
Mrs. Phil Hitchcock. Mrs. Ted
Reeves, and Mrs. Jack Schulzo.
nu a. anri, kiiu sm, ,. tuhsday, Ara t. uti. rn rtvs
Children Set
Minor Blaze
An entire' clothes closet was
burned out and the house black
ened with smoke when fire
broke out In the Jack Hcmel
wrlght residence in Stewart ad
dition Monday evening.
Klamath county fire depart-
ment answered the call received 1
at S p. m. Monday but when the
crew and engine arrived Hem- j
elwright had the fire under con
trol. Children playing with
mutches wns given as cause of :
the blaze. Damage was estimat-!
ed at $200.
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I
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leak dust or fall out.
Your case polished and
watch regulated included In
this low price!
TJ5
life Atiuronce the savings that
mature, vn if you don't.
Wm. R. Elliott
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
1111 Walnut St. Phono 7777
Klamath Falls
Venetian Blind
Headquarters
ar a nw, flaxlbl Vntian Blind slat material mad of
aluminum alloy , , , lti rich, plaatlc finish, ita strength,
lightness, and durability mak It th idtal modern Vnian
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Noisaltss
Chip Resistant
Ruat-Proof
Easy-to-Cltan
J. L. CALHOUN
FLOOR COVERING
919 Klamath Av.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Phon 949$
STORE HOURS
9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
.V; vi
f '
tn tho DTuo Dook of
Easter Fasiiiohs
FREE-SWINGING
COATS
Fabulously full and stylishly
short . . . these elegant coats,
always welcome with suits and
pretty prints! Gabardines, other
wools, 9-15, 10-20, 38-44.
29.75 - 34.75
) Fin Iathr handbags . . . 7.90
Simpl. fabric gloves 1.49
New closed shoas . . . . I.7S
SOFT PRINT
DRESSES
Easter - egg p a s t e 1
mingle harmoniously in
intriguing prints . . .
bright patent belts ac
cent tiny waists. Rayons,
9-15, 12-20. 38-44.
6.90 to 12.75
Handbags, plastic . 2.98
Fabric gloves . . . 1.49
Patent ahoea .... 6.75
Over 150 New Prints and Pastel
Dresses Just Received! Sizes 9
to 15, 10 to 20, 38 to 44, Includ
ing Many Half Sizes, I6V2 to
2414.
$L J0'N
s kYf U
ifi : PERKY fk
mm$. M peplum u
JRWr .4:1 SUITS
him &&x
-. Lcr l
Making their debut this season . .
rippling all around peplums to flara
over your hips! Slim skirts. All-wools,
sizes 9-15 and 10-20.
Plastic patent bags . 4.99
N.w fabric glovas 1.98
Black calf shoos . . 8.71
THIS EASTER DONT BE AFRAID TO
BjTyer,,it"browJwithannet-wlf
baekoa your head! You'll love the innoceit,
wide-eyed feminine look jroull achieve! Penney'
present ' large and wonderful collection of these
new ertwning,acce the'eity sailor,xthe
breton, the open crown tailor, the tricome and
the derby I Strew and feh with wisp of veiling -or
a flower hex and there, just enough trimmitvj
tomake them look festive! Black, brown and,
navy of course, and xciting iiewjpoJbrtjoignjMii
yonr Erteotiimlf :
1.9a to 4.98