Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 07, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER NUIITIIKIIN C.AI.IKI1IINIA Fair to la , luiiKlil and Tuilav. Itlalna Hav ana laniitaralmaa. (janlla tit muriaial. mi Ihwrilrrly tvlniU utr ruaNt. KLAMATH FAI.I.H ANI1 VICINITY -Parity t'tiillltv liHlay ami Ttlaulay. High tmlay M. luw ill IHhii TuaMlay till. OltKOON Miullv I'lutiily tmlay, timltll mil TuaMlay. Willi K-taUmal jlaltl ralll wmi ut Catuadiii luUny ami lunlalit anil (w IINhl tliuwarw iiorlliaa! imtlloii t'liaaila), Hllillilly wannar nttal ptiillull. Modtial. wmlliarly wlittl nil fitail. DorcM Clrcl. On Thursdity I 2:13 p.m. the Uorcuit circle will hiild tin rt'uulur meeting in Hie Klrst I'renbylerltin church parlors. Members will respond to roll en 1 1 Willi it Mcrlpluro verse. Mm. J, C. Miller will lend Ilia devotions. Mia, C. L. llnrvey will huvo cliiii'Ki' of llie proiiruiii and will rcvluw "Our Country Is lndlii." Huatvuaca will l)ti Mra. Chimin r'crguson unci Mra. Fred SUnnlcr. PTA Meeting There will he rcuiilur nnfllnu of tlio Alto tnonl I'l'A Hi i p. in., Tuesday . In Iho clemeiiliiry school iiym, An Interesting proKrum Inn hern pliiiincd und It'll wilt bo served. Mothers of piv-si-hnnl children lire especially invited. An exe cutive board niccllnu will pre ccdo the rriiuliir session ut 1:19. Lunchton Meeting Sojourn em will meet nt 2 p.m. Wcdnes dny In Hie biuniui'l mom of Hie Williird linti'l, A tin-host luncheon in thn lintel dining room will precede lite session. All women who tire newcomers to Klumuth Fall are cordliilly Invited. Return! Home Mra. Wealey Guderiiin und two children, Curol und Curl, returned to their home on Cullfornlu u ve nue Sunday lifter spending spring vueiitlon with. Mra. Gu derluii'N piirenla, Mr, mid Mra. Ciltm Chiipmun, neur Grunta I'liHh. Uuduriun, The llvruld und Newa photographer, Joined lila finnlly In the vulley on Snl itrduy und returned home with them. Home Economics Club Tho Sluistii View Home Economic! club will be enterliilned by Ir mill Griffey lit I ho home of Dude Hoover, :i4lf) Kliitatu wity, nt I p, m. Wednesday. A business meeting will follow tho luncheon. Ill At Home Mra. Everett Metier of 3000 S. 0th la recover ing from u serious illness ut her hoinu und ia nhle to receive visi tor. Mra. Metier wua rushed home from lliirlior wlien she be cumo 111 a week niio. PTA Meeting The executive boitrd of Conner PTA, officer! und room mother", will meet Wedneaduy ut 1:1)0 p. in. All membera working on tho com mittee for the aprinK curd purly urc asked to attend, Mills Event Futhera' .night und open houan will be held by Mills school IT A on Wednea duy, April II. Parents urc Invit ed to visit the school rooms be tween 7 und 7:45 o'clock. He freahmciita will be served in tho ciifolurlo nt 8 o'clock. An executive bourd meeting of tho Mills PTA hits been culled for Wednesduy at 1:30 p. m. Disabled Veterans The rogu lnr meeting of the Disabled Americnn Vuteriina will be held at 8 p.m Tuesday in the Moose hull. All distillled veterans wish hill Information ubout clnlms, In surance, etc., should be present. Eagles Auxiliary There will bp a nieetini) of the Knifle auxil iury at 8 p. in., Tuesday, In the lower FOE hull, lnltiiitlnn of candidates will be featured, und formula should be worn. Enter tainment and refreshments will follow the nici'linu. -STETSON HATS JleSieNaux! COLORED ARROW SHIRTS All Plain Colors Stripes Sleeve Lengths 3.25 Iitaalliaa. III! 733 Main Nunn-Bush Shoc. Extension Unit Tho Modoc Point homo extension unit will meet at 10:30 a. m. Thuraduy, April 10, nt the home of Mra. W. J. Bickers. Mrs. Wiunlfrvd K. Gillen will demonstrute "Clean As You Go." Everyone in the community Is cordiully invited to attend. Improves Mrs. Mtiraliull FeriiUNon of Chllii(iiin, wife of the Juiiltor of the Chlloquin high school, litis recovered from a severe attack of Influenza und Suturduy wus itblc to leuvo Khimnth Vulley hospltul for her home. Drum Corps Practice The Euglcs nuxiliiiry drum corps will pructlce In the lower FOE hull ionium, Monday, at 7:30. All members ure urged to be pres ent. Chorus The Klumuth Chorul society will reheurae tonight at 8 p. in. In the high school bund room. A good attendance Is linked in view of the coming concert. Three H Club Lolu Myers of 1)17 Wnlnut will be hostess to the Three R club ut dessert at 1:30 p, m Tuesduy. Faculty Wives The Faculty Wives Kroup will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesduy ut Fremont Junior hiKh school. Speakers will be Mra. Mutt Kohn Jr. of Kohn's Flower shop, und Mrs. W. P. Myers of the Lakcshore Gardens nursery. Mrs. Muric Casjens will present vocal selections. HERALD Jj NCflfS, Klamath ralll, Ora. MONDAT, AarU . !. 91 Fit. ISITORS WELCOME Any Tay, Evanlnga. SanSays Cat Flatrara ria.U N'araary !tak Mack J aaa Klamath Flower Shop s. sis Greenhouses rbans ssss Naval Reserve A meeting of the Nuvnl Iteservc will be held tonight ut tho KUIIS auditorium ut 7:30. The movie, "Operation Crossroad" will be shown. Parents Meeting The Par ents und Pntrous will meet Wed nesday night at 7:30 In the nudU. torlum of the high school, A feature of the meeting will bo the rcgulitr Pclicana broadcast. Name Daughter Mr.' and ' Mrs; Jumes Lunman, 2235 Ehcr leln, uro parents of a dittiKhtcr, Kathleen Ayn, born Monday ut Khimnth Vulley hospital. Lunmun is an employe at the nuvul air station. In Hospital Mrs. Virginia P. Martyr of Keno Is a patient ut Klumuth Vulley hospltul where she is under medical observation. From Prlnevlllo Nuncy Wur ren, dauitliler of Mr. und Mrs. Lane Wurren of Eldorado, bus returned from a visit In Prlne vlllo over spring vacation. She wus the guest of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ludvlg Peterson. Returns Home Mrs. Mury Adams, nurse at Klamath Val ley hospital, has been a patient In the hospltul receiving treat ment. She wus able to leave this week-end for her home, 033 N. 2nd. 1 v i SEND MONEY AHEAD NOWt with a Retirement INCOME POLICY PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 1 III Walnut SUN LIFE OF CANADA RETURNING: FRIDAY, APRIL 11 "THAT GENIAL KING OF WESTERN SWING" BOB WILLS AND HIS TEXAS PLAYBOYS ARMORY FEATURING TOMMY DUNCAN AND THE McKINNEY SISTERS $1.50 Per Person Including Tax Children Under 12, 74c DANCING I 'TIL 1 TICKETS NOW . ON SALE AT DERBY'S MUSIC CO. DOORS OPEN 8:30 you can arrange a monthly payment loan for purchasing home improvement materials SEE YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY y DEALER OR THIS BANK TOOAY x '1 . i , - r ' Frozen Food Lockers Availoble or 4707 S. 6th St. Inquire at D & H Food Market All steel and sanitary most modern plant In Southern Oregon. - FEHLEN'S " SAVE- SAVE- SAVE' Convert Your Mattress to INNERSPRING! We are pleased to announce that we have added several pieces of .equipment to our mattress department and now have Ihe most complete mattress plant In southern Oregon. Our GariicU machine for re-felting and Droll roll edge machine are exclusive in Southern Oregon and Northern California. Wo can convert your cotton mattress into a high quality innerspring for the amazing low price of 2950 Converted mattress will contain much more felt than most factory-made mattresses. Is your present Innerspring in good condition? We can restore It to new -mattress condition and save you ud to 90. New innerspring mattresses and box spring constructions built any size. ONE-DAY SERVICE Free Pickup and Delivery Service CALL 4362 All our work is guaranteed and our well equipped plant Is located right here ' in Klamath Falls to back this guarantee up. HOWIE BROS. 2313 So. 6th ..'.a f '''-' la La La li u U uu U U y la Lla NEW COATS JaMi r Of j fake REDUCED TO BUDGET-MODEST PRICES! Women's Spring Coats 20.00-25.00 Full length types! Boxy or fitted styles, for casual and dressy wear. All wool fjgmly woven fleeces In dark and the new spring pastel shades. Broken lot and sizes. REDUCED! WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS 15.00 - 20.00 New soring suits! Smartly tailored in the new est styles all wool materials in pastel colors! Tie fronts, new style sleeves, peplum jackets broken sizes. REDUCED! TWILL COATS 5.00 Drastically reduced! Ijhick twill boxy style coats, fully lined. 3 only. Sizes 38-40-42'. REDUCED! WOMEN'S SKIRTS 2.00 - 3.00 A good assortment of the newest styled skirts! All wool plaids. A variety of colors. Sizes 11-16. REDUCED! WOMEN'S BLOUSES 1.00-2.00 Wool jersey with nailhead trim! Long sleeve tailored styles. Short sleeve tie broken sizes and colors, lots of whites. WOMEN'S NEW SPRING DRESSES REDUCED 2.00 to 8.00 Fresh new styles that you can wear all summer! Grouped together at this low saving pric crepes, jerseys, spun rayons, pastel, print and dark colors. Sizes 10-40. A Group of New Spring Millinery REDUCED $2 and $3 SECOND FLOOR NOW REDUCED Men's TWEED SUITS 24.75 A casual spring suit! Reduced for your saving! Single breasted, 2-button modified drape. Skillfully blended checks, plaids, herringbones in all wool! Browns, blues. Sizes 35-40. REDUCED! MEN'S SPORT COATS 8.00 Tops In taste and tailoring! Solid colors in feather weight all wool material. Single breasted 2-button drape. Brown or blue. Sizes 3S-44. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED! 2 98 All purpose sport shirt in fine wool and rayon mixture novelty weave! Neatly tailored, convertible collar, full cut. Beige, blue, brown, tan. Sizes S-M-L. REDUCED! Men's Work Pants 1.00 Moleskin type! Sanforized and cut for precision fit. ' Sizes 30 to 36, Work cordu roys! They're sturdily made. Brown, blue or grey mixture. Sizes 30-32. REDUCED! Flannel Pajamas - 2.98 Fine quality Sanforized cotton flannel! Button down front, long sleeves, drawstring waist, full cut for comfort. Light blue only. Sizes 36-46. MAIN FLOOR REDUCEDI WORK SUITS 3.98 One-piece style! Sanforized shrunk. Full cut . . . plenty of pockets, fly or zipper front. Dark grey herring bone twill. Sizes 34-46. Accessories Reduced WOMEN'S HAND BAGS $1 $2 $3 Gleaming plastic in a good assortment of styles! Black, brown, red. Women's Dickeys and Collars 50c 1.00 Assorted styles and colors! Sheers with sequin trim, dainty crepes and neat tailored collars. Women's Chenille Bed Jackets 2.00 A real Penney value! Soft warm chenille in lovely pastel colors. . , MAIN FLOOR Girls' Ready-to-Wear Reduced Girls' Cotton Dresses 1.00 A group of dainty cotton dresses in stripes and plaids. Assorted sizes and colors. Girls' Tailored Blouses Reduced 50c Neat tailored blouses! One pocket, short sleeves, rayon or cotton. White only. Sizes 8-14. Girls' Flannel Skirts deduced 1.00 All wool flannel skirts! Draped or pleated styles. Assorted . ' sizes and colors. ' Girls' Jerkin Sets deduced 5.00 Beautiful all wool jerkin sets! Gay plaids or plain colors. Pleated skirts. Sizes 10-14. SECOND FLOOR Boys' Sport Shirts Reduced 2.49 Neatly tailored sport shirts in a rayon and wool materialt Washable! Tan, wine, blue. 8-18. 1 Boys' Flannel Bathrobes Reduced 3.00 All wool flannel robes! Double breasted and belted! Stripes and plaids. Sizes 2-10. Boys' Rain Repellent COATS Reduced 2.00 Trench style coats with belts! In weather-sealed gabardine. Tan only. Sizes 6-12. Boys' Jimmies 2.00 All wool tweed jimmies with cuffs! Lined bib, generous straps, 2 patch pockets. 4-10. DOWNSTAIRS Shoes for the Family Reduced Women's Pumps, Sandals, Play Shoes $1 $2 $3 Odds and ends in sizes and styles! From our regular stock of Cynthia shoes. Men's Work Shoes Reduced 4.98 Work shoes with retan leather uppers, double leather soles. Brown. 8-11. Men & Women's House Slippers Reduced 2.00 Shearling lined sheepskin uppers! Soft sole. All sizes. Brown, blue, red. DOWNSTAIRS f.