MONDAY, JULY 28, 1947
PACE FIVE
HERALD AND NEWS, ' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEATHER
OMUION C'lmiil W..I nd partlv
rluuUy M"t pmllntl with alinwars Unlay
.nil Innltlit. Mini ill liorlliw..! urll'l'
'1'iipkflny, .Mainly wimir w..t ami
Allgltllr euolnr .kIlim. .l iMirllin lit
iInv, t.iitl. hi iiHiiiviHia wiily WlllU"
Vti ViM.I.
KI.AMATII rAI.I.K ANII VH'INITV
Pully rliiuily ti'iUy .ml Tue.il.yi i"""'
ml. w..lrly In m,i lliwlrlv wliiUii
liii ioy ;i, low Kit liiii i iiMiiny 7u.
NUIITIIKHN (.AUKOIINIA Mrlly
rlciir utility, iniilulil mill Tu..il.y. .xti.iit
p.itly rlmnlv nrwl- Ui.tttn bnnlvr .ml
Utty alui-a mia.ll .Mainly rmilrr mi
iiiiiUitiit iii imi.y; iihhUi.i. noriii-
'Hf.l.tly wind nit vii..!.
Mn Klrlncgcr Itclurii. Mrs.
I'rnnk Klclnrger hut relumed Ui licr
home (in (Jicnicnt avenue after
tiioiit tt'n vunillim trip during which
Iip iput week with frlcnilt III
Ciildruilii. Iliilnii from there to Ne.
Immka fur vl-.ll with rclnllvca. Her
nctl atop waa Mliincmxilla where
the win nlo the giicul f rclitllvrs
mid nttpiitlPil Urn uiiilcnnliil, H"
c-llv'N briitillfill wiilr-r IphIIviiI. Aflrr
cvernl clavs In Clilingo with trlpiul".
Mm. KIpiiiPKrr IIpw vlu airliner to
Hun Francisco una on W Kluinstli
Falls. .
' MovTiii To Corvalllt Mr. end
Mm. K. M. Ilotiue urn movlnu today
lo Corviillln. whprp Ihpy formerly
IIvpiI. They had resided In Kluiniilli
IS..IL fi.f IH vtmri Mr. HdUIIP till
retired limn active niwiiiru.
iiipruipil Huttur'a Till) nliup lirrp tor
a iiiiiubpr ol yeare, mid im carried
mall In riiy drllvpry liir three years.
The rniiillv'a mtdrpwi Corvalllt
will or 411-J Niirlh Elulilcciitli. lit
Klamath FbIU, llipy Ilvrd at HO
Eldorado.
(iue.lt Mr. mid Mm. W. T.
Muiiii. 'JWS Oregon, lmd aa gucmt
ovpr Uip week-end Mr, mid Mr.
Wnllpr Hplicr mid mm mid iIhukIi
pr gt Newport llpurli. Calif., who
were reluming from a vacation trip
lo Yrllowatonc mid llnnll. Ir. mid
Mr. CI II. lliunlng ot Turn!), Art...
liiilim mirth on vacation trip, were
elan guest at the Mann ovpr the
wcck-eiui.
Easter l.lly In Itlnom An Kaslrr
Illy with nix whit liloomt In iirowlim
III Hip yard of Mm. Darwin Hicln
nian't hump. 27 N. and. Unusual
because It hna had no prlal earn
or prolrcllon from pool wratlipr. Ihp
lily waa planlnl by Mm. Htrinmmi
VJiul to ae what II would do."
Ill Mm. Jappr MrKnhy of
Cam, Waal), and Drlbprl Brad
burn of Hpaatdf arrlvpd In Klamath
Palla Saturday morning. rallPd hart
by Uia IIIiipm of Ihplr father. AIpx
Itradburn. Thpy ar ataylim at lha
home of Mm. Rnae Krfipp. 334 8
Ih.
VlalU TarenU Mm. William Nor
ton and chlldrrn wart iiipata here
laat wek from UiPlr home at Cooa
Bay, vlalllni Mra. Norton a parrnta.
Mr. and Mra. John MrCall of the
Midland road. Mia Norton It the
formpr llllllt McCall.
Canhr Mretlnf Modoc Cminrll of
natural Itpaourrea will mfpl Wed.
neaday pvpiilnit at Cnnby with Ralph
I,. Hinllh I.uiiiImt company aa the
hnat. Frank Jrnkliu. llrrultl and
Nawa publlahpr, will bfl Uie aix-okcr. j
Home On Villi JanlPa D. Cuw.
on of Mr. and Mra. Trd Cane, la
hnmn on vlall from Laytonvllle,
Calif., where he ha been working.
Young Cane conlMcted a bad caae
of polaon oak while on the coast Job.
Tallinn In Colorado Cy Talllon.
the announcer and maatpr of cere
mnnlpa at the Inal Klamath roriro.
la In Colorado tn announce the ftkl
Hl Btaniprdp to be held at Monte
VUta. July 30. 31, and Augual 1.
Mealing Women of the Mooae
will hold meeting gt the hall
'i'liiwdny at 7:30 p, in, All offlcera.
iioiiimltlpe chulrinru mid inrnilien
of Ihu aeulor rrgenui cm-cu t are xt
cjucnud lu Iw at the hall for prac
tice. New and old iiipinbera who will
take mi eavort "blmlr are ankcd to
nllond.
rpporli'd In Kliiiiiuth county during
HID WRI'H VlllllilH tllliy If. llt.,ltllll
lo the Oirgon Health bulletin. 1'hla
wim Hie only commuiilciiulo dlaenap
filed with the Orpgon atiiui buurd
nf lieullh by 16 per cent of Klamath
doctora reporllug.
Iteturn Mr. and Mra,' D. L. Oold
lug of 3IUS Kecliimutloii mid lila ala
ler, Mia. John Klt7lblona of Long
laliiud, N. Y reluriiPil Haturilay
evening from a ttay of apvenil daya
In 'Hint Fruliclwo and Han Jote.
They retiirnpd home by way of the
Kcdwood highway.
Vlalt nrlefly Mr. and Mia. A,- 0.
Ilrrry of Han Jiwe Mew to Eugene
Haturilay and returned Sunday by
car, aloppliig briefly to vlalt hla
mothpr, Mra. B. K. Ilerry ol ZIUD
lleclamatlon.
( orreetlon One hundred enra and
over 400 iieraona attended the pic
nic of Culliollc DaiiKlilera ol Amrr
Ira and KnlghU of Columbua held
at the gruvel nil Hunday. July 30,
not 100 pPMoua aa previously atated.
Altemllng Krhool llurvpy White
of )7bo Ivory la attending the hy
dramatic achiKil In Lunelle. 'Hie
arhool lM Monday through
wruncjMBy.
lu Kalrm Mr. and Mra. John
lloerlh of 1107 Ivory apent the
week-end in Haiem.
To I'urllandMM. Krank Peyton
of Wlard atreet left for Portland
where he will undergo an opera-
uon at HI. Vincent noapiui.
Fox Goes To
Island School
Carol L. Ko, ann of Mr. and Mg.
Ora fox of Merrill, ha been Irani-
terred, uxm completion of hla boot
training at the Han Diego naval
training alauon, to the electronic
maintenance achool on Treaaure la.
land. Ban PraneUco. While at
Trnuure Inland Pox will receive an
Intensive training court In radar
and radio equipment for which he
will be awarded credit toward rol
lege degree. Pog waa one of five
rhoaen from hit company for Utti
training.
Pox waa attending high achool
when he entitled In the 'navy.
March 17, 147, through the navy
recruiting atatlon In Klamath Palla.
Cornerstone
Laid For
New Church
Vwo yenM of planning became a
reality Hundiiy with the laying of
the corneraUiue for the new alruc
ture of the pence Memorial Pres
byterian church. The ceremony
took place at the alte of the new
building, 4431 H. nth, and waa wit-
netted uy over loo people.
Work wiia alnrtcd on the building
three weekt ago and the edifice
aholilcl Iw completed by October,
Much of the material for the build
ing waa obtulued from Ihe war aa
tela admlnltlrnllon and Inclurlet an
army chupel from 'Camp While,
near Mrdford. Deiilun rhaiiKet and
addition will be made to the' batlc
ttructure.
The principle adilreat at the alone
layhiK ceremony wat given by The
Rev. David liarnett Jr., when Dr.
L. O. Walter, executive of the Prea
byterluu Hyuod of Oregon, wat un
able to attend. Alvln C Olton, elder
of the church, reprcentcd the eon
gregnllon. The luvocallon waa given
by The Itev. Hugh T. Mllchelmore,
pattor of the Peace Memorial
church.
Extending greeting to the con
gregation were Lee Ilendrlckt. lep.
reteiitlng the Bouth Hlxth Hircet
Improveineiit aMclatlon: Rev.
Keith I'. Plrlda, of the inula Daptltt
rhureh: Pred Kleel of the Plral
Prenblerlan church, and Rv. Hugh
Broiuuin, atate clerk of the pretby
tery of Houihwrjit Oregon.
The Rev. llrury D. llalght of San
PrnnrlMO, Calif , alto tpoke. He It
a former pastor of the Plrat Prea
bylerlan church In Klamafli PulU.
Benediction wat read by The Rev.
Lawrence Mllchelmore of Jackson
ville. Sacred inutlc wat pretenled by
the Bundity tchool orchettra under
the direction of Mm. Hugh T. Mil
chelmore. Carl Hagel. bnrltone,
tang "Where We Lay Thtt Corner
lone," by Lagergrcn.
The conieritone It of RoclT -of
Aget marble and wat Intcrlbed with
"Peace Memorial Pretbyterlan
church, IV47." llltuirlcal data and
the na met of thote present were
placed Inaide the cornerntone.
Clearance
ON ALL
LAMPS
AIIT unci
OUT Shop
Meellng The Towiuiend club will
meet Tuetdav at 8 n. m. at 600 N.
ih. Thla will be a butlueiu meeting
and the public It Invited. The auxil
iary will not meet thla week. 1
lit Main
Wheat Rancher's
Death Reported
PENDLETON, July 38 idl John
Henry Tillman. W. former wett
coa.it construction engineer who hat
operated a large wheal ranch near
Helix alnre retiring from butlneaa
In 1S39. died yeaterday of a heart
ailment.
A graduate of the Unlvemlly of
Ohio, he had lived In Oregon unce
1013. Hit widow, Helen Boone, Port
land, and a ton and daughter aur-vlve.
YOUR
SON
It entitled
to the beit
Investigate
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JUNIOR
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PLAN
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 1177 131 Main St.
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
VENETIAN BLINDS
Regulate ventilation . . . control
unllght . . Iniure privacy.
Beit quality, trouble proof con
trols. Wood, ateel, or aluminum
ilate. Free eatlmates and Instal
lation.'' ,
CLAUDE H. DAVIS
428 .Main Phone 46(4
This revolutionary tractor attach
ment digs straight boles quickly
tikes -the drudgery out of post .hole
digging. Ideal for seedling tnd foun
duion holes, too. Now adiptable for
Ford-Fergusoo, John Deere A B,
Imernitionil H at M, tnd Case VAC
Danuter Digger adsptttions coming
soon for AUis-Chalmers B C. Willys
Overlsnd Jeep, and Oliver 0, 70 ft
80. For furl details
DANU
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Sold by
Klamath Tractor
arid
Implement Co.
13S J Main
Phone 8801
A WORD TO THE WISE " AfodelHtye
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OH1TCKS OF RICKY8 JEWELERS
Rickys Jowclcri lolects Fleetwood style desks by Standard Desk Co., for
their executive and commercial offices. (
INSTALLATION MADE BY
Shaw Stationery Co.
729 Main
Phone 5602
NOW YOU SAVE STILL MORE AT
4 m tn ee
MIDSUMME R Ml' I
Rh
V i t
rV''-;.'. ' Only
f rv.v I At
NivpF I Penney's
JJLi.
POPLIN JACKETS
For crisp early morn or cool evenlnga
VET warm and sturdy! Smart looking
a light Jacket
eervteeable for
any oeekalon. Our Men's Shop hat the season's top stylet.
Kites 8-M-L.
MAIN FLOOR
REMNANT TABLES
. COLLECTION :
Yardage Remnants
For drapes. A special table haa been set aside In our
downetalrs draperies dept. Don't fail to ahop this. table!
DOWNSTAIRS
, . SELECTIVE
Yardage Remnants
Woolens, rayon prints, rayon Jersey, cotton to we 11 nr. an J
cotton prints. Large selection ot odds and ends to choose
from!
BALCONY
Ladies' Blouses - $1 to $2
Reftular stock of summer blouses. Rayons and cottons In tail
ored and jewelry neck styles. Pastels and whites. Sixes 32-38.
Broomstick Skirts - $2.00
Theae serve Just right as that washable tummer skirt. Beau
tiful cotton prints . . . and they require no Ironing. Site 14-30.
Chic Summer Hats - $1 to $2
A wonderful selection a wonderful value don't fail to Inspect
these halt. They are another "top" PENNEY VALUE. '
Sunback Overalls - $1 .
Sanforlied navy cotton twill. Made for lone; wear and smart
appearance. Sites 12 and 14 only Come early.
Slack Suits - $4 to $6
M
Better slack suits reduced to clear at these savings. Rayon
Gabardine in dark shades and tubbable cottons In lighter
colors. Sites 12 to 18.
SECOND FLOOR
WOMEN'S SHOES - - $3.00 pr.
Reduced. to clear Women's White Shoes, Pumps, Sandals
and Spectators. ' , .
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MEN'S SHOES - - - $4.98 pr.
Drastically cut to clear men's two-tone sport shoes . .
Only a few left at this low price.
DOWNSTAIRS '
For Children'
BABY'S SUMMER
. COATS
$2.00
Beautiful white twist coats with
pastel rayon linings, f months
to I years. (
GIRLS' MlDRIFf
& SHORT SETS "
$1.50 to $2.00
Entire stock reduced to clear at
these prices seersuckers and
prints . . . 7-14 tiiea!
FADED BLUE
SLACK SUITS
$2.00-
Sanforised alack suits. Overall
slack with Jumper coat top.
8 lies I-X!
Seersucker Sunsuits
& Sun Dresses
$1.00 $1.50 .
'Dressy little sunsuits of better
quality aeeraucker and prints tn
thote adorable fussy styles
some plainer ones for sale too!
Sixes -to 6X-
GIRLS' DRESSES
$1 to $2
Dresses embodying fine work
manship, quality fabrics, precision-measured
patterns.. . .
come In tomorrow aee for your
self. Sizes t-U.
Girls' Broomstick
Skirts
$2.00
Cool beautiful cotton prints
washable no Ironing. A wonder
ful buy at this low price.
SECOND FLOOR
'BOYS' SUITS
$14.75
A nice, selection In PENNErS
wonderful quality 100 wooL
A great saving shop today!
Shea 10-1S. t .
BOYS' "JIMMIES"
$1.49 to $1.98
Roomy pockets reinforced at
points of a train. Assorted colon
. . . sanforlied . . . reduced to
clear! 81set g-10.
Boys' Dress Slacks
. $2.98
All wool . . . button back pock
ets, tipper front Leak at these
dress slacks only $2.9. , 4
Boys' Swim Suits
$1.00
Cotton and rayon 100 wool
lastex ... a grand assortment
of colors and materials. Only SL
Boys' Sport Coats
$5.00
Reduced to clear even special
sport, coats for the chubby boys!
100 wooL Don't fall to see
these coats! Site 12-18.
Boys' Slack Suits
' $1.47
Thrifty mothers! take advantage
of this buy to five your boy a
long wearing summer slack suit.
Sanforised shrunk. Sises 4-6.
toys' Play Suits '
67c -
Little Mao play-sults sanforised
button pockets, long sleeves,
reinforced at point of strain!
Site 1-3. Only 61c .
DOWNSTAIRS
' fiiiis
?m A nrgi nvnitn m. Warn at raf '
aiTiUmjia9 avmii. aiswv m
PAPER DRAPERIES
AT NEW SAVINGS!
PAPER DRAPES
t
They coat much more Just one week ago! Extra heavy for
fine draping special finish for extra strength and long wear.
"Daisies and Roslcs" . . . pattern that will brighten every
summer home! Flame-proof . . . easy to clean ... just wipe
p with s damp cloth! She fif s MT.
DOWNSTAIRS
- Check These f terns
Men's Whin Caps ,.).... - ........49e
Ladies' Fabric Gloves ......... ........50c
Plastic Tea" Aprons 50c
Plastic Purses .'. $2.00
Women's Garden Straws 35c
MAIN FLOOR
Iron-Aids ......7..........!
Assortment Buttons .
Lamp Shades
Boxed Guest Towels
Double Glass Shelf .'
25e
,.4e card
:......$2.oo
50e
$1.98
BALCONY
Girls' Pajamas - $1.25
Two piece butcher-boy and tailored cotton print pajamas.
Sites T-14. : ? '
Men's Straw Hats - $1.49
Genuine Panamas West India Palm where but PENNEY'S!
Sites 654 - IS. . ' ' .
Plain & Plaid Sports Shirts - $2.00
Sanforlied washable at an amazingly low price unbelieva
ble! Many colors. Sites S-M-L. .
. Sport Coats - $5.00
Imagine! all-wool sport costs at this low price! Come and
aee! Sites 33-42.
v Work Pants - $1.00
Army type twill in blue and grey Reduced to elear at
this amasingly low price. Size 32-42.
Frontier Pants - $3.98
Riding pants smart western style with a gabardine finish.
Sites 29-38.
Covert Work Pants - $2.00
Imagine! our hutky 8-ot. covertt, regular stock, at this low
price. Slies 29-34.
MAIN FLOOR
Cottage Sets - $2.00 pr.
Blossom brand curtaint . . . selected tervlceable fabric
only. Their beauty lasts prettiest set you have ever
seen!
Curtain Material - 49c yd.
All you need to do Is stitch In the headings and lower
hems! A real buy . . . only 49o yard. 36 - 46 Inches wide.
DOWNSTAIRS
PENNEY'S GALA BLANKET EVENT . . . STILL IN FULL SWING! Winter's Coming
Select on Lay-Away-Months to Pay!