Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 28, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER NOIITIIKIIN CAI.IKOIINIA Mnsllr rlniiilv lit ruirltl ami uailly elmnl. In mitlh Unlay anil lunlaltl, Willi lirl.f Haiti lain III Itnllh liinlslil. I'allly I'lomly t'u.Mlay. I.lltla clian. In lainiiaialiii.. Mml.rata iiiirlliw..tilr wtmU "If cuaal. fK4il umlharly sIkivs Furl III. KLAMATH FAI.IJI ANI1 VH.'INITV: llii'irnilnfl I'liitiillli... hinlslll. Tup.ilay paillt I'loiMly with Iiiiwvi. MimI.imI. In ot-t'a.lmiallr If voli loulhirly wlml. liinlglil mill Tuva'tiiy lllttli lutla r. low 40. Mllll 'lua.tlay St. OIIKIION: Mmlly cluuily W..I (iiirllult Willi IINliI ram Kiting fnt. partly t'ltititly ! inn Hum luiluy, iniiallv iliinilv luiimltl ntl Ttl..ilav unit luiwvrft. riinlt-i ca.l iiiiiIIiiii IntUy, lliri.n.liis wllttl. lilt r.itt.l iMH-inniiiii lia.li smiili.iiy liy Una n.i itiHtn, iHt'ailiiiiallr atiimg vMlft-iiitj litirllt rtiKiil. Hot'ial tMrrtlni Kl Ulldnlllp nmrt, Nu. II. Older ul the Ainuiiiiiih. will hold it Mirclill Iwtlnic lit B i III. Wnliirmlay, In tiic- Miimiiiir tiiiiiln. 'lltf iiniHiiiiii will hp lnllimril uv rui lit. mill Inter, ri'Iii"tliiii'iil v.-lll hit m'ivihI. Mr. unil Mm J' Ht'hulrr will or Hi rlinrnp. All im iif lirrit milt vIbIUiik nirinbriii urn cur tllitlly InHU'd. I.aillrs Alii -Tlip Kliiiniilll lu lllrliill Ladle AKI Will Hunt III 111!" liiiirrli, ClrooH mitt Crrttniil, ill H p ill. TiirMhiy. Ai nu Nmiu. rtnwlor uf dtp l.iiilipinn Dniutlitrra l II"' Itt'fniiimtltin, will lie lllr ttpi'iikpr. Vticiil anion will foe int'M'iiii'il by .lean Ontrliriiirr IliHiteMea urn Mr. 11 K I Im mill Mir. Hllilll CliiMirt actn Voilim women nf the clilirrl) ill p lo uc nprrllil llllrata Humluy Cruise -- Mr. mill Mr.t R. K fielder anil tlitunlurr llniinlc Mim, 1101 I.lnrnln. look it rrul.te in ilirir vmhl Hiindiiy, on Upper Kliiiinlli hike, hoIiik At tur as WillimiiHon river. Their lineal were Mr. mul Mm Max I1 Junes mid Limn Jo Hrnwtin. The party uiichoifd olf llrur inland tor ft lunt'li which wits part pintle mid purl conked on board. I lei ulllr Mrctllis Kind Hotltll- wnll. aceirttiry nf ihc Knlfr mid Kurk rlnb. W itltrndinu mi re u- j live inrrimn n( Ihe rluli in I'nrt- Innd this iniirnlnit Hp lr(t KiintUty evening (or tllP IllPPtlllpT At 10 a. 111. M.. inlay mid will rrtlirn tills pvp ninu Itritirnril Mr. mid Mm. R C. Pulp rptiirnpd (ruin 8:irinipiit. : Cnllf . KrliUV pvpiilim. iiltpr uppiid Init Hupp iiKintlw In t'lililtirniii mill Hip Huulliwrm. tn Krbnniry tlipy vuilpd IJoIpii brntlipr mul luinlly. Mr. mid Mm. Krllll Unlp nnd dmigli trr. Hutborn, In Turnon. ArlK. AutlHar; TIip Enulrii nuxllliiry will hold it rt-Ktilur iiki-Uiik hi II fi. m . 'I"uPMly. In Hip Inwrr KOK mil. Tttpro will bp nninlnittliiiw ot nfftcpm, mid ronvpnlloti triiin olf l ppm will toiidiicl Hip nippilntt En tpriulinnciit and rrtrpntniiniui will tullowo Mppllni PMlpaiipd -I'll nirptlnit nt the KrlrncHilii r tut), orlnlnnllv plmuipd fur Wediipuday. ha bppn iimtpnnrd Tlip npxl nipplliig will be on May 14. Ilamiurt ' Kupim mid Tan chiip Inn of Kitn Hiuiiiii Phi will hold a h'tiiinrirr'i Day bnnqiiPt at 11 p. m.. Wpdnpndny, al the I'cllciiii mlt. by "Hutch' Now l.adlea wail ft minute! Aa I aald belore, I'M only a uor butcher not a Home Kc mujnr. I can ap that 1 opened my big mouth loo wldp by my well meaning offera lo help yoa plan yuur nirnua and rook your meat. Itut Ihrn. I waan't ex prrtlng ao mnch reapnnae to my offer lo help yoa with auigra tlona en what to fix for dinner. It lonka like I'll have lo aprnd my nlghta reading a cook book. But I'm glad lo do It. Anything to pleaae our customer. Now here Is one of my fa vorite dlabea. Thta Isn't one of those reel ppa that require a cer tain amount of this and that, hut one that ran be made larger or smsller according to the site of your family. SHORT RIMS HI'AMSH: Start with enough abort ribs to serve your family. 1 anggeal 2, rut into three or four pieces each. I'ut In Dutch oven or large ket llp, add a medium sliced onion, aalt and pipper and a ran of Mun-Blpst solid park tomutoea or enough to cover, a pinch or two of Savoury, and almmer ,7 over - low heat for 1 ' hours. Then add peeled potatoes or carrot and rook . until meat - , inn . tcxcmioicv . err iriim-i. Thicken gravy with flour and rrve' In ft large bowl like a stew, You will Hud this diah tasty as well as econumlcnl. If the high cost of living hits you as hard aa it dors most of us, you will find that a frw Inexpensive mrnls each wrrk wilt make a lot of difference in your bank roll. That's why so many of my renders tell ns It pava to HIIOP .PALACE. The PnlacP Mnrkrt, 5S4 Main. Kanry MraU and (irorerles. SPORTSMAN'S CLUB AT TULELAKE WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT DANCING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY EXCELLENT CUISINE Music and Entertainment by DON RIDLEY It's a good place to go Phone Tulelake 2501 for Reservations Upturn from Vlrturl BpIUj Chitiniiuiiiie mxl Nurmu UlPiibnn liillrni'il uy pinna nunnuy ihkih Iroiii u wuuk-piul apent In Vlcloiiu, Viii:iuvor UlmiU. where they wpre u"''t Hi Ihr UmpreM lintel unit nllonded the ainnml Venture club convention. Hotlt Klrla lire iiiPiubrra ol the Klamath Pnlla Vpiitur club They inndo the liip by Mir both way. Mlu OhmnpaKue hua 1'pnuiiird ll'r ptMlllon In the oftlie of Klnmnlh Valley hoapltnl and Minn NtcubPii In the office of the' Juvenile officer. Klaheritipn Allun f. Perry, man niirr ot the Meilford branch of II ip tinned Mtalea Nalliinul bunk of t'ortliind. mid Kriinrtll 1pii iiiuii. MmUoiiI attoriipy and former iiirmbpr ot the Orpiion mule munp coiiuiiiMiloii. with Ijpninuii'a yoiinii Mill Don, apcnl Hie wppk-pnd III Kliiinuth Knlla. 'they enjoyed tli.li iiih In Itie iiorllii'rn aecllon of the county nnd rppoiiPd Kiaxi lurk I'piry vlaltcd Hiinilny with Mr. nnd Mm. Nriil Htewnrl and DPiimuu with Mr. uild Mm. C. U. Olinh. hionnr llruadraat Mt. Mi I.tiUKhlln council No. ntb. KlilKltl of (,'olumbuii, will apoiuior public ncnicn broiulciint. "Hiifemmidn of AiiiPiiin," K Ik-inlniile proitrnm. over KKJI nt Hill) p. m. WediiM dny, April :I0, Thla 1 Hip flrnl of a M'lH i of alx weekii' pieitentntloiui nu ll WtMlnciiiliiy. VUIU I'arpiita Children and uniiiit-iiilldmi vlnltliiK with Mr. mul Mm. M. t. Mlllpr, IIMA Wnnl Innd, over the wrpk-rnrt, wnre Mr. Muiule KobcrUton mid duutfhtpr, lltilv Uiii. of Eiikpiip. and Mm Hobrrt HollUler and mill. Hobby, of : Ihuraioii. ; Carila and l.unrh The Indira aux ' Hilary of Ihp Huburban Ipaitue have . plnniipd a card parlv and ikjIIui k I liiniii nl thr home of lidn Uurlrrn I 1747 llop. for Turadny. I.uiicll at I Vi 3D p. m.. curda ul 2 p. in. Itlilr To Mnltnrd - I'ylliluii sls vr wiahlng to go to Metlfnrd Mn 10 for the district convention arr nokrd to contact Viola Hermani lihotit 407& Drive Kunilay Mr. and Mis. O C. llrrry. 1011 Kunto. took Ihrlr dnimh Irr, Mrs. Uovd Htnnr nnd family, to Cnili r hike nnd Mi-cKord for a 8wll Uny drive and picnic luuili. Imla Three-Mr. and Mrs. Kranr Mrlaer. route 3. box 'J.'I4, mat llielr lines Kiiixliiy In the Kpnimie river and landed three nice flail. Drum Corps Enulra auxiliary drum corits will prnrtire at 7:30 to nlKlit, Monday, In the lower KOE hull All members are umrd to be preAcnt. YOUR SON is entitled to the best Investigate Sun Life's JUNIOR Adjustable PLAN PAUL A. LEE Phono 7777 1111 Walnut SUN LIFE OF CANADA -BATES SHOES"- LUGGAGE SALE! Drastic Reductions'. Ladies' Luggagti Reg. NOW 17.30 12.95 22.75 14.95 Men's Luggage Reg. NOW 39.95 29.50 .fine Illl J DREW'S MANSTORE 731 Mftla It BOTANY TIES 0, mm (irandmotlipr llonurrd llonoiinff their itrnntliiiothpr, Mrn. 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At Cabin Among the Lake o' the Wood dimmer home, ownem wlio appnl the pnat week-end at Ihplr cabin were Mr. and Mra. Jo iicph C. O'Neill. Chanu In Htaff Opal Kvuna of the Trim" A office will commrnre her dul lea an secretary for the 4-H club offlcei, Tueadny, following the realgnnllon of Virginia Hhnrp. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Cmerl. '.fs.Utl Vtmik Mil Mhi RtatienthJe rrta KtllHiatn Sawing Mochtnt Srvic tmmr In4iiitlnl UtaUr Fsceiiivt drinkinii li no longw s horxleit siiusiion. AUolmliun ii s diicsse sua like sny other dii.su will rciind in the cnirsct Kicniifu: iresimtni. Our tlinksl rccordt prove this to be the cut. Yti, laiiniK rciulu hsve htsn obtained throus.li our iluin, alc, mild but effective treatment. Why he diaintd any lonr to die worry of exceiiive drink iiilt .Send now lor our FREE booklet, "The Msgm futnt f-'reedom". COUPON F0 SOOKLIT----" A.s., P.rtleeS 14, Oreeea . ttote.. ploln envelop. KLAMATH FURNITURE Smooth, sleek lines . . . heavy, rich carvings . . . and fine quality coverings distinguish these new modern living room suites; inspect the suites today . . . relax in that deep-seated comfort . . . ond you'll be convinced that quality is back again! Discuss your home furnishings do our utmost to give Features In Furniture You Will Want: 1. Sturdy hardwood frames. 2. Permanent web-seat construction. 3. Buoyant, shape-retaining spring cushions. 4. Sensitive posture-form back springs. 5. Precision Craftsmanship. 6. Clean, new materials. By Invitation, Dealer Member ' Grand Rapids Furniture Makers' Guild Wamatk Jamenn To Conduct Portland Symphony PORTLAND. April W m The Portland Symphony has announced Werner Jiinwcn. Intcrnutlonally known mualclun, will direct the re- WORK SHIRTS Blue or Grey Niies 14 to 0 Oregon Woolen Store Klamath Netted Gems Drop Seed 700 Sacks One year from eertlfiratlon. Formerly Hmall Montana Alue Tag. Pltlt'KD TO HH.L. AI.HO One Row Iron Age Planter ( A I.I, OK SKE EGGERS Olene Store CO., 221 MAIN STREET problems with us and we will you furniture to suit your room. unnitioie vtved Portland orchestra, due to present Its first program In October, Jarusen, now director of the Jans sen Symphony orchestra of Los An geles, Is expected here next month to assist In preparations for the first appearance of the symphony here sine 1938. "Delightful Zaste Zkrill Add tt to vmjt rvmingi and i femtve not to your parties with dlicioui Sitrri "Cremo df Coflitt" mtd from pure, rifh crnm and quality coffrt. each fU-tit-brown candy jttwcl will Rive you drlightlul thrill. NOW AT PRE-WAR PRICE ViPtHINDTIN mrsnsnismmm, Interesting Reductions Hov Been Taken on Certain Living Room Pieces . . . Ask To See These! MAK6 YOUR Co. Telephone 53S3 HtBAI.D NSWS, Klanata rails, Ore, CLEARANCE IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN OUTSTANDING VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! Bargain Tables Regrouped! -- Repriced! 25c 50c $l Odds and Ends - Shopworn - Odd Lots Odd Sizes - Priced To Sell Fast! Don't Miss Your Chance On These Clearance Values WOMEN'S COATS REDUCED ONE GROUP TO GO AT r Take adranlsce of Pennejr's Month-End Clear- H EL?! A A ance Now and set yourself one of these fine Tl tUU coats. Sixes are broken, but there is a coat to fit I yon if you wear sise 12 to 44. m Xmi FLOOR WOMEN'S SUITS REDUCED ONE GROUP TO GO AT Beautifully tailored suits! All wool materials Tl IlUU and a few lifht weifhta. Newest sprint shades I and styles. Sizes 12-tO. SECOND IXOOB BETTER DRESSES REDUCED A rood selection of the newest styles! Bright prints, pastels and a few dark colors. Many are draped or with peplunu. Broken sixes and colors. SECOND FLOOR ALL WOOL BLANKET REDUCED IV z M" double bed size. I lb. weight . . . tfOD 5 year guarantee afalnst moth damage. Jacquard pattern, Holland type. ' Assorted colors. ' DOWS'STAUS CROCHET THREAD Reduced ... ..6 Balls 29e BALCONT WOMEN'S SKIRTS Reduced to 2.00 SECOND FLOOR MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS S for 49c MAIN FLOOR MEN'S WORK SUITS :....3.98 MAIN FLOOR i Check These Items For Values In Other Departments MEN'S BLACK JEANS Western style black twill! Bar tacked at points of strain. Sanforised! Sizes 30-42. MAIN FLOOR CHAMBRAY WORK A good quality work shirt!- Sanforized for longer wear. Sizes 14'4-19. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S WHITE T - For comfort and quality. Fine knit T-shirts for summer wear. 34-40. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S BRIEFS AND Fine quality white knit shirts, elastic. Shirt 36-44. Briefs 30 MAIN WOMEN'S HOUSE Bright prints, seersuckers and A variety of colors and sizes. !n WOMEN'S. PRINT Ail rayon or rayon and ootton. Some hay aet-in belts, others arc gathered on a yoke. A variety of sizes and colors. SaS FLOOR ESMOND BABY BLANKETS 25 wool blankets, plain blue or pink. Satin binding. Sise IS i M in. InS FLOOR COTTON TRAINING Good quality cotton! Band crotch, well made. 1-4. M TODDLERS' DRESSES A variety of lovely bright dresses. Rayons and cotton shears, all nicely made. Sizes 1-3. tl FLOOR - MONDAY, Astll tS, HIT, face ! MONTH-END 2.98 SHIRTS 1.29 SHIRTS 69c SHIRTS 49c full cut. Briefs have all around - 40. FLOOR DRESSES 2.79 chambrays! M square percales. FLOOR SMOCKS 2.79 2.79 PANTS 33c front, elastic In back, double FLOOR 2198