Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 07, 1948, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON JEC. II PACE 3 rClub Entertains At Monday Eve Shower MT. I.AKI Mm I lnwn ii .ln.k.ciii wui liimnrril nl u .-.lnmrr Mull dny pvrnliiii, I i'i i iiiIht ul ili unuiui' hull. A mimll liuiiur KiirM was tlm Jih-kmum' ni w miii. Diivhi Iiip mII jmkMiii llimliwii ttirr inrinliriii ul tin- Mt l.nkl TliuiMluy Hi'ulnii rluli. 11(1 Mm. .Iiilllrri 'liiulunl. Mm. Clmilch l)i-ljii Jr. miiiu. hi iuiii,iiili i l,v Mn.. Itulpll Kill, mill liilnr, Mi'iinnr Ann Jm knuii, 11 nun. .,1 Mm. J.u-kMiii, in..lnii(l I hi' liiinnr giinut Willi iipi'iilnu ullu. v i TIium pn-hiMit anil M'liillnu k)IIi M"- W' Hlmit, Mm. Unroll Vl'ie Mm. KMi'Hu Hill, .li'itllli' Hill I I JrllllllKrr, Mlh. l-'lrtl Itrvilirr Jr , Mm. T L. t'rm in. Mm W. H. Iliir- 1 Ml"- I'iinr.". llirllliuiiiil. Mm. Ilnyil it'll, Mm. MuMI liiuwn, Mm. dm I III iiiht. Mm. (.'Iiiri-iiri (lnln-r. Mm. Illlyiiril. Mil A. H Ciiiiipliill, Mm f) I,. Ilmwii. Mm. 1'ny Mi'lliin, Mm. MlilV Hlliillf. Mm. Wuril lliihili, Mn I liiyil IVuuli, Mr. mill Mm. (I. A Clliunlirrn TRICYCLES WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S llliiriim A Nmrlllii Is iit Nil. 7 til I'iiiiI llri'lllimiiil, Mm. Mini Dunlin, Mm. Amy Crupu. Mm. Kittle Jin k. Mill, Chiulm llrl.lip Hi'., Mm. W M Wlllliuim, Mi. mill Mm. O. I, Mi'lloti. Mr. unil Mm. Mill Chiiuilirri unil Hilly. Mi mid Mm. W II. I'lrii. Mm Myrun 'riiylor, Mninur mill Hity .liirkiiiiii. Mm. (I. li. Climnbi'm, Mm. I vim Tnipii. Mm. It. I,. Kiilrclillil .It., Mm. It. I.. Klnulnu. Mm. I'l'ln rllln Vuiliin, Mm. Kiiiiim l.mtib, Mi-h. A l(. lili kMin. Itmliiirii Jxoi), Mm liiury Oirm. Mm. Ira Orcm, Mm. ICh.iilnMli Norrl. Mr. mill Mm. Mnlrnlm Hull, Mrs. M H. Ailiinm, Mm. K. P. Ilhuikcn hip. Mm. Iliirnlil KIxdii, Mn. Hliinli v Ki'iiilnll, Mm. I'rriy Dixon, Mm. Kuniilil Whltliiiili. Mm. Krnmt Hill, Mm, Alhi'it Ki'iidy, Lucille mid Hylvlu Krudy, Mm, Henry Hcmon. Mm. Uii iJlllunl. Mm. U. H. TIh.iiiiimhi, Mm. Kiirl Murk. Mm. II, Un Whlli'. Mm Hufuril Kiiyliir, Mm. 'I'. M. Jm k ' on. Mm. Klduii Kiivlnr. Mm. Wulluin 'riioiupnou. Mm. (liny llrmiiion. Mm. Ki licit 1 1 -l 1 1 in u ill . Mm. Hulpli lllll. Mm. Ti ll Cliiyni-. Mm. Jiiinm Cruw Imil, Mm. Ij'IiukI Chi-yiic, Mm. Jurk Miimlliill. Mm. I.nilin Ciilullft, Mm. .liny While, Mm Clii-mi'i' Kiimiin, I.liiilu I)i i.iip unil Hetty Uuber. Secretary Mrinin nf the KukIi-h nuxlllnrv met fur n ri-KUliir msIihi TucmIiiV eirlllliK. Diiemlie.- ail. lit the KOE IimIkiv IJei'il Hterliiiid wun elected M'i'retiiry. 'riie, new hecretiiry und Mury Mel Inn. trimlee, will be installed nt the next reuuliir nmmlon, Tuesday, Jnn limy II Mn lie I Young reiiivcd the special li ward. a doll, A coupln (if drops ot oil placed on the spool will iilvg grcutrr ue of a typewriter ribbon. t-.!. Henlev SMALL DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. Bob C. Miller of I 10 j Martin is Ihrcc ycar-old Won i da Rose. Her grandparents jare Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Miller of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. E F. Dodson of Roseburg, juiicH-Millcr. Mr, mid Mm. JeM JoIiiiaoii. Mr. mid Mm. Inland Chcyne mid flou Jilliry and William Cheyne took New Yenr't dinner In Klamath KalU Willi Mr. JohiiMiu'ft brottier nnd hi wltc, Mr. and Mm. Carl Bchu bert. Mm. Kain lhlliiKer In home auain after unilerxoinv medical treatment In Han Francisco. Mr. and Mm. II. V. Yadon hpenl Ctirlfitmaii In Healtle with their nori. 'liarleii Yadon, and on December 2fl ul nded the weddlnit of their (trand dauahtcr, Movla Yadon, The day after Clirlntma Mr. and Mm. Purcy Xilxon held open houe In honor of their daughter and Kon In-law, Mr. and Mm. Ernent HIIU III. or Ban Mateo, Calif. Mr. nnd Mm. Leland Cheyne left Friday for Han Francisco. From there they will ko to Lou Armelen to visit Mrs. Cheyne's sinter. They plan to be gone two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson, linger and Charley are visiting In the northern part of tile slate. Mr. and Mrs. Jesa Johnson enter tained members of their pinochle club on New Year s Eve, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chancy ot ' Caldwell, Ida., lormer oeratom ol the Henley service station and tcar ! axe, and their toll and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chancy, left Bun ! day after visiting Mr. and Mm. Floyd Chaney. After spending a i year In Colorado, the Floyd Chan j eys, aim former Henley resident, 1 are back here to live. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Dchllnger and Monte and Delbert Dehllnger I returned Saturday from San Fran 1 Cisco. Mr. and Mm. Joe Bteele and Do j lores returned Saturday from Bac 1 ramento. I Mrs. Itonuld Whltlatch Is substi tuting this week for Mr. Elliott who Is still In Ball Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Welmer re turned Friday from Oberiln, Kan. where they visited Mrs. Weimer's parents. Mr. Welmer s brother Rua sell who had been visiting here ac companied ttiem. At Oreenrlver. Wyo., Russell's wife and daughter Joined the group and continued to Kansas with them. Mrs. Russell Wel mer Is a sister of Mrs. Jack Welmer. The nazis had samples made UP. ready for production, of a flag they would fly over the United States If they won the war. COMPARISON If our large tra.j-octnnic air plants could travel aa far In pro portion to Ihelr weight as does tht humming-bird, they could circle the earth at the equator 100.000 times without a atop. Preserve Those Valuable Papers and Documents Let Us Copy Them I'P to S'.V'lU" 60c Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7063 NDlrVrt CAP-in LONG WAt HAVE 6Art piNMR-'rS PAY-Drt 'l VISIT f WE'lL HIDE HE.R6 ON THf V AlN't LIKfiLf " (I'LL lAtvfc 1 MAUHHlie. MRMOCK-" 1 1 f l, . s 'i V (O IMC . T JlrVF, v I rj - I VCC.CUjmrmr I I I 9 f- ' 4smm WmR mm ini tc intit- c.ii.irT wosMua, phyicit. 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M ir , Mtn) escutcheon L7vZcLtTs so! 1 ZpT J is) WW JV TTS 1 ABSORBENT COLORFUL TERRY TOWELS 35c SIZE 18"x36" MANY COLORS 1 It's on omoiing price for this fine quality tcrryt Handy 18"x36" siie . in luscious pink, grcenspray, gold and axure. i AT THE OREGON WOOLEN fas never Keep That Cost of Living DOWN By Purchasing Warm Woolens from Us at These WAY - DOWN PRICES! Spend the Differ ence on Other Necessities! tilT:; : Warm Woolens from Us t,-V IfuKrJ a The$e WAY - down fSr $ filjyv'' PRICES! Spend the Differ- ence on Other Necessities! S. ' 1 GROUP DRASTICALLY AAjS ' f fjrj ET3 V REDUCED! .1 I l Proud names in suits that V i I t. assure you a well groomed - V j ' " l 'f :: NA oppearonce. ' Ul Pi fUJ N0W PRICED AS L0W AS! Cil. $2S , llfC ll l?-' j) V k "t OUR COMPLETE STOCK CUT ' VLf T'iS' Yes, every topcoat is down to on ORQ " V yiincuiM-vi-piii. wg JF . PRICED AS LOW AS iSll' I ll ' Jt Ti ... , VALUES TO $10.00 TWO GROUPS WOOL SHIRTS ALL WOOLS Now 3.89-4.89 REGULAR 2.42 GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS educed drastically to cle Yimediately! Now 1.49 ONE GROUP FUR FELT HATS' For Dress Occasions. 2.98-4.98 MEN'S NITE SHIRTS Broadcloth or flannel. Regularly $3.65. r Now 2.89 TWO GROUPS House Slippers Hard soles, soft soles and sheep lined. Regularly 3.50 and 5.00. Now 1.89 Be 2.89 REGULAR 35c Cotton WORK SOCKS Super value! All siies in long wear ing cotton. ONE GROUP RAYON ROBES Also some all wools. Regularly to $25. Now 5.89 ONE GROUP SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeve models. To clear now! ONE GROUP Vi Price REGULAR $7.95 Wool Jackets Zipper closure. Solid color blue Mel tons and plaids. Special 4 prs. $1 Now 5.89 Leisure Coats Plain colors and two-tone shades. Now Vi Price COMPLETE STOCK Leather Coats Every coat has been reduced . . came early for bargains! Now 8.89 to 19.89 VALUES TO 1.25 ALL WOOL KNIT mi?(Jhione iifdla Now 79c ONE GROUP ALL WOOL Sweaters Long sleeve styles for men. Correctly cut! Regularly to $6.50. Now 3.79 WOOL DRESS GLOVES Values to 1.79 -y NOW VC BOOT BREECHES a 89 Reg. $7.95 NOW WOOD SHOE TREES m Reg. $1.00 NOW 17 Q REGULAR $5.88 WHITE Coveralls Sanforized shrunk for perman ent fit. Full cut sixes. Now 3.89 OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main Phono 6873 i