Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 09, 1948, Page 7, Image 7

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    FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACl SEVEN
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WEATHER
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Hlmla li'aal.
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Mir ill. low It'tilihl nil, high fiatur
la 41
NnllllirilN t'AI.IKIUINU li.r.l ,4
alnns via! a"(l I' vall.a, iiIIi.iml. lali
li.il.y ami nv.r wrak anil, lllllr than.
lit t.iiiii.ralui.l g.nlla urn lliw.l.iT
wlmla nit ciwrI
Cllnlc-Wcll llnliy clinic, kiii he
riiniliu'trit Monday between I mxl 3
pm. Hi His riiiinly piiblli- licaltli
lirpiirtiiiciit, IIUU Mu In. Mm. H. II.
IMiklus and Mm. K. W. Tlclieiiiir
will bmUI mill Dr. Hclli Komin nl
the department will be nxuiniiiiriH
phyaliiull. All inntlicra who wish to
have llirlr bullies eaaiiilncd should
rail 7714 lur aiiiiliiliiicnu.
Improving -Jackie Lowiy, hrvrii-year-old
tun l Mr. nml Mra. Klincr
Uiwry, la rrpuried iiiipnivlnii al
Kliimutll Vnllry huaulLl lullimlng
nrrlima Injuries received IU tlaya avu
wltru he wan run uvrr by a Irm k.
'I ho child l eiiiilllril vitlla lium
relatives.
l(riurna Mrrliintl Phelps re.
(lll'llrit Tliradliy limn Cleveland, Q,
where lie attended the International
Mcllltxllal Ymitll cuiilrrrncr. II"
left ml December ill! fur Portland,
where Dm 7U o llio Oregon giuup
aurniulrd. Approximately 10.000 at
tended the conference, a minibrr of
fotrlltn roulltrlea Im-Iiih rrprcarnled
Nw Knit Mr. niul Mm. Ilk-hard
O llralie o Corvwllia air receiving
roiigraliilalloitN on thr birth of a
anil, January S Mir little boy is
the grantUon of Mr. and Mrn. Walt
er llrane of thin rlty and of Mr. and
Mr. K. T. Oharbrncnll nf Port
land. Mia Urn Ml- Irlt this Wcrk for
Cnrvallla for about ID days.
Arrlvea rrnin Japan Cpl, Hubert
IJItllrr arrived hem thla inornliiK on
Lulled Air Llnra pliine on route to
hla home In l.na Aiiuelea following
morn tliiin one yeiir apent with the
army of occupation t, Japan. (;p.
Illiller hna visited here previously,
lie la the nephew of Mr. Miilrolm
leure. m:i3 Melioae. and a ki nud
um of Mm. Muiy l.rldy, lHIM Leltoy.
Krim Movie Priuicia Mklliner,
4-II rlult intent, will appear al the
Keno arhool gym tonlKhl In c
necilon with the regular weekly
movia there to allow a picture culled
"Hiifely. our No. I Crop," of the
winners of the National 4-11 hiifely
content. I'l'iauim Interested In 4-11
work are timed to intend. The. rcgn
Inr picture w ill be ahnwii.
Thimble Club -Hie Thimble club
of Neliillbora of Woodcraft will meet
al the home of Neva lliiyea. 1111
Alumrda. Wednesday. January 14.
at 3 p. m and all member and
lunula are Invited
Friendship Club eitella Diydril
nf DIO N. IIUi will etueruin lite
Friendship club on Wednesday
evening, Jnnuary 14. and Matilda
t'rapo will be arointing liiuiiea.
Busses Going
Through Here
Uieyhound biumea, northbound to
Portland lioin aoiilhern iwlnta. coii-
! tlnurd In be nailed tlirouish Kliim-
ain Kalla at workmen were attempi
hill lo repair the Booth UinXiia
liver brldae which buckled early
lhl week an the Bouth Umpmia
flooded Hn bnnk.i.
The Pucifli: hluhwuy wna open to
IlKht truffle but truck and Imim.cb
were nut (lennltted lo ko tliroimh
and were tiainu Iho Klamath Kalla
route. Pawenaer cara over the
Houth Umpipia were tialuK an old
route tor a detour, the nunc hlnh
way advlneil.
In the nieuiinme. the Klumuth
I'nlla arryhound office hud worked
out a hluhly Miiiafactory achedule
nd althoiiKh einployea were atlll
dolna- a lerrlllc bualiiraa they re
IKirted Hie iwt-iip na "amoolh "
llinsea were belnit "atublied" aa lur
north an Myrtle Cicek. nouth of
Hmebiirn. and from the north.
buea were ruuiiliiir from Portland
lo llwbiiri: but not beyond.
Housewife Held
In Extortion Case
I.OH ANOKI.KH, Jun. ll'i-A
'.!U-yeur-old liounewlfo win held III
Jull today on a fwlerul ihurKe of
neiidliiK mi extortion letter to Ac
inn Hetty (liable.
Mia. Jane Heun wna arruliined be
fore U, H. Oommlanloiier IMvIrt H.
Head yealerdny and ordered held
under tlwif) bond pendlnif a hcar
liui Jiinuiiry 16.
itlchurd II. Hood, FIU chief here,
auld hla aiteiit arreated Mia. lleun
efler a letter waa written to the ac
treaa deinandliiK I.VHM) to prevent
kldiiupliiK of the youiiKent child of
Mlaa Citable and her hunbiiiid,
llandleiiiler Harry Jiime.
Tonalla (lutVlriilnla Davla. nine-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Howard Davu. 300 ln, had her
tonalla removed at Hillalde hnapltal
Una mornliif . Khe la doing nicely.
In lliaapllal - Hobby PreUel. on
e.f Mr. and Mm. Orvllle Pretel of
S'tvj Aliamnnl drive, la recovering
at HlllMilc hivipllul tnllowliig loll
allectomy thla niornlng
Initiation Royal NeiKhbora of
America will meet tonight 111 KO
hall al o'clock. All off l era wear
fnnnala and offlcera-elrcl attend
for practice.
Rualneaa Meellng Catholic
Daughter of Amerlra will hold a
bualneaa meeting In the parlnh hall
Monday, January 13. at I p. m.
Improving -Caroline Dunn, Mater
nf Hay Dunn, I2S H Jncl. had her
(onalla removed at Hllhlde iKupital
thla morning. 8he la Improving.
Major hurgery Doll Zumuall of
Fpet'iallied Uervlce U In HllUlds
hoapltal recovering from major aurg
ry. Ha realdra al 710 LIppenrolL
Home Economics
Club Meets
The Home Kcoiiomica club nf
I.angell Vallry grunge met at the
fcomr of Mra. Ed Clrnllan on Tues
day. Intereatlng projei'ta for the
coining yenr were tllartiKirtl and w ill
be announced al a Inter dale.
Deslgna for the new year books
were alao planned and the books
will be marie at the next meeting.
Delirious refreshments were served
al the close of the afternoon to
theso member: lira DeVuul, Chris
tine Hi-own, Milium Polucek, Joiinna
Murchanl, Mildred Novotuy and the
hostena. Jeiinette Clrnllun. The next
meeting will be on IVIirunry 3 in
(he community hall with Edna Hood
as hoaiesa.
Hleak Chlrken and
Seafood Dinner
I.onnge anil Dancing
Open 6 p. m. Hit 2 a. m.
Phone 1HHI)
PiMO
"I lullaraJ far yaars
an am M thanktul
rhot I am ralltvtd of
pain and ebla lo do my
work that I will gladly
aiwar tnysna writlna
ma far Infermatlen.
, HOTf: T anva Ihll 0'l'ul uur tha
trouhla ef oniwenno ao many laltarl,
wt ora now undlno thla Informollen
fraa toncamlnil NIE-0V0 dlract. We
feoka our raproieniotloni only In the
. Iltf rotura wa will Mod you,
a Wttta ta
Cigarette Cause
Of Fire Call
For the second lime this week,
fiieinen were called out lo ex
tinguish a blur caused by a burn
ing cigarette.
At 5:10 p. m Thursday Ihe truck
answered a rail from 21S9 Main
street where a davenport was going
up In flames aa the result of a care
lesa smoker. W. C. Jones was listed
a occupant of the place. The dav
enport was destroyed and there was
considerable smoke dnmage, fire
men reported.
At 4:37 p. m.. Thursday, the de
partment received an alarm from
139 Main. The truck returned.
TheiT Is no such number, fire lad
dies observed.
Central Valley
Hearing Slated
WA8HIN(ITON, Jull. t 11',
House hcurliiK will begin Monduy
on a bill to require revisions In Ihe
terma of contract being offered by
the reclamation burenu to water
user In the Central valley project
In Ciillfornla.
Among the first witnesses sup
porting the chunge will be Don Mc
Hrlde, aerretiiry-maniiBer of . the
National Reclamation nnsodntlnn,
n i id Kdson Abel of the California
Farm itilrrnu federation. Berkeley.
Ci.llf.
Chnlriniin Rockwell ill-Coloi of
the house publln lands subcommittee
no In million and reclamation will
p:er Ide.
Estate Left
To Friend
Florence B. Knight, who died
here January t, left an estate
valued at over 118,000, probata fil
ing reveal, and willed the entire
estate of auvhigs and personal prop
erly to a close friend, Irene Hiimel.
Mr. Knight had operated the
Knight room on N. Bth. Jler will
wo drawn up July 18, 1047.
Also filed for probata la a peti
tion by the administrator of the
estate of the late Hcttle K. Moor
land, who died In Nanta Clara,
Cullf., In 1037. Hhe left a $Q60
cash (Wliite In Klnmuth county.
The estate of Fred E. Daniel, who
died Intestnto New Year'a Day, waa
estimated at IflOOO real and personal
property, and Hint of William Mc
Cnmpbell, whose death occurred
December 22, wa estimated at
12000.
YOUR
Clay Declines
German Job
HKMI.IN, Jan. D il' Clen. Luclu
D. Clay, U. 6. military governor of
Clermuny, snld ttxlay he does not
want to serve hi a civilian post as
high commissioner when the state
department lake over administra
tion of the U. H. occupation rine.
Hecretury of Htnte Mnrshnll uid
yeaterdoy In teatlmony before the
srnate foreign relation committee
Unit the state department hope to
take over administration of the zone
from the army June 30.
"I have no desire to serve here In
any capacity except military." Clny
told a reporter. He recalled he had
asked for permission to retire from
the army In 11)48.
Hard metals for bearings, pis
tons, cylinders, die and machine
tools can now be obtained by a
new process of depositing, in an
electrolytic buth, tungsten alloy
on metnl surfaces.
JUST
RECEIVED-
LARGE
SHIPMENT
of
Genuine
LEVIS
deeded
STORE for MEN
Corner 5rh and Mainan
l
i
Sportsman's Meet
Set For Jan. 15
TULELAKE, Jan. -The annual
meeting of the Butte Vullcy-Tule- I
like Hx)rtmin' association will be
held January 15 at the (Sportsman
hotel In Tutrlnke. Originally set for
lest night, Wednesday, the election
of officers and other bitslnes could
not be held because not enough
members attended to make a
quorum.
John Coulson. president, an
nounced that the group hope to
have wildlife official from Sacra
mento here to discus the split
hunting season at the next meeting.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To F.verv
Creed and Purs
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Som
925 High Phone 33.74
5 vO I
Come One
Come All!
Saturday,
10th
ANOTHER BIG
WESTERN
DANCE
SOUTH 6TH ST. CORRAL
Located At Fairgrounds
Les Gardner and his Western Rhythm
Busters
Admiiiion SI Per Person
Inc. Tax
Dancing Starts
At 9:00
'I
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it
X.
m fill 1 ' ' '
IN STOCK
FOR
IMMEDIATt
DELIVERY
Equip Your Car With U Tir That
Oulwoars Prewar Tires
Convenient Terms If You Desire $14 5
B. F. Goodrich Sllvertowns
give you EXTRA VAl.UK in
mllrag, protection (gainst
bruising; end road shocks, re
sistance to skidding;.
All this Extra Value adds ap
to today's big; tire buy the
postwar B. F. Goodrich Silver
town the tire that OUT
WEARS TRKWAR T1RF.S.
WE WILL BALANCE
YOUR FRONT WHEELS
ON OUR ELECTRONIC
WHEEL BALANCER
Fit 1:1?
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF TWO NEW TIRES.
TIRE and APPLIANCE DIVISION
BUKSS IMGiS
All Sales
Finol
No Refunds
a
Or Exchanges!
y2 STORE'S
S 1
H j i tmmmm i ri : k u i Mm 1
V, and Sae! 1
MAIN FLOOR CLEARANCE VALUES
Keg. SI. 00
FIZ-A-FOAM BUBBLE BATH
U PACKAGES IN BOX.
SALE PRICE... 2 boxes $1 PLCS TAX
Iteg. to 11.25
EILEEN BATH MITTS
Filled with bath powder. A remarkable value!
SALE PRICE... 60c, a TAX
Of T TIIKV GO!
Lucite & Plastic Dresser Sets
3-plece and 7-plece acta. Reduced to clear!
SALE PRICE 1.98 & 2.93 set
Regularly 15.98
ALL LEATHER CARRY-ALL KITS
In black and brown. Kennalionally Priced!
SALE PRICED AT 98c EACH
Odds and Ends of Leather Goods
ONE WHOLE TABLE
Your choice for only $1.00 each
ONE LOT JEWELRY
RINGS - BRACELETS - EARRINGS
To Clear at Vi Regular Price!
Special Asst. Gift Merchandise
Figurines, vases, bowls. Included are imported Portugal ware.
To clear at Vi Regular Price!
UMBRELLAS Values to $8.00
Florals and plain colors. At real bargain price!
Two Prices 2.98 & 3.49
CRYSTAL PERFUME BOTTLES
Hand-blown fancy stoppers large and small sizes.
Pre-lnventory Sale Vi Reg. Price!
VALUES t'P TO $7.85
Mirror Trays for Dresser Tops
Ideal (or dresaers or vanities.
Pre-lnventory Sale Price . . $1.98
ONE SPECIAL ASSORTMENT
LADIES' FINE HANDKERCHIEFS
FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE!
Two for the price of One
PERFUMES & TOILET WATER
NOTED BRANDS. REGULARLY $1.00.
SALE PRICED... 50c PLCS TAX
"CHAMPREL" SHAVING LOTION
AN CNCSCAL VALUE.
Pre-lnventory Price . . . 24c TAX INC.
"Blue Gate" Novelty Candles
Regular from 30c to S1.50. Manr assorted sizes and shapes.
Now V2 Regular Price!
BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARES
KROMEX BROILERS
WELL AND TREE OVEN BROILERS. REGULARLY $2.50.
Clearance Price . . . 1 .98
HARDWOOD SALAD BOWLS
Highly polished, hand decorated. $5.00 values!
Clearance Price . . . 3.95
TABLE LAMPS
V2 Price
Such famous makes as Hickman and Haeger.
SHADES SLIGHTLY SOILED.
CASSEROLE BAKING DISHES
In chrome stands. Assorted colors of brown, green and tan.
Were 2.25 Sale Price 1.98
ALL KENT COFFEE MAKERS
SETS ON MIRROR TRAYS.
V2 Off Regular Price
Early American Boudoir Lamps
MAPLE BASES. REGULAR $2.75.
Pre-lnventory Sale Price . . . 2.29
A SPECIAL LOT
BOUDOIR LAMPS
ASSORTED CRYSTAL. BLUE AND ROSE.
1.98Value! Sale Price... 1.69!
"Range-Tec" Glass Skillets
Handle does not get hot when cooking. Two sizes.
790 VALUE NOW 59C .50 VALUE NOW 79C
ONE LOT
BOXED STATIONERY
WHITE AND COLORS. WAS $1.25 A BOX.
Now only 25c
SE THIS SPECIAL VALUE!
Lazy Suzanne Revolving Trays
HIGHLY POLISHED GOLDEN BIRCH.
Were 16.95 Now 9.95
STUDENTS METAL LAMPS
Assorted color bases. Ivory, green and maroon.
4.50 Value Sale Price... 3.25
MEZZANINE CLEARANCE VALUES
FOUR PIECE SALAD SETS
Colony Crystal. Large plates, bowls, and servers.
Sale Price ... 2.50
CRYSTAL DECANTER SETS
DECANTER AND SIX GLASSES.
Were $2.98. Sale Price, set $1.00
SET OF 8 CRYSTAL GLASSES
SAND BLAST DESIGNS. HOSTESS GLASSES.
Were 3.95 Sale Price . . . 2.95
SET OF 8 HOSTESS GLASSES
Clever animal comic designs. All different.
Were 1.98 Sale Price 1.49 8ET
7-Ounce "Old Fashion" Glasses
HEAVY SHAM BOTTOM.
Were , ,r $2 Sale Price. ,r $1
WHISKEY "SHOT" GLASSES
ONE OUNCE SIZE. HERE IS A REAL VALUE!
Were 10c each Sale Price 10f,r50c
SECOND FLOOR PRE-INVENTORY "BUYS"
Glazed Chintz Quilted Spreads
With flounce. Full size . . . floral designs. Only 5 left.
Were 13.95 Sale Price . . . 4.98
81 INCH PIN DOT PANELS
FINE CURTAINS CUT FULL SIZE.
Were 1.35 Sale Price... 98c
"Barclay" Flounce Spreads
Assorted plaid patterns. Full and twin sites.
Were 1 4.95 Sale Price . . . 8.95
Plaid Cotton Sheet Blankets
70xH0-INCH SIZE. GOOD QUALITY.
Were 1.95 Sale Price . . 1.79 ea.
41x81-lnch Priscilla Curtains
WHITE AND PASTEL COLORS.
Were 3.95 Sale Price . . . 2.49 pr.
FINE KITCHEN TOWELS
WOVEN STRIPES 50 LINEN. FULL SIZE.
Were 69c Sale Price ... 38c
5 WOOL BLANKETS
In plaid patterns. Size 70x80-lnches. Blue and pink color.
Were 4.98 Sale Price 4.49 PAm
"Welmaid" Clothes Basket Liner
An Improved fabric to keep basket clean. Snap on elastic type.
Were 1.39
YIM STOGIli
Sale Price ... 98c
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