MONDAY, JAN. 26, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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(IIIKtiON lull IihI-i, tmililhl Nriil
TiimIm'. 1'iihli'i' til hmI linlity mill ntr
inI. IuiiImIiI Minlri.1. m,i I liv 1 1 y H lmU
nil I'll..), lllll IM't WhIiiiiuIIv (irall III
tilling .uit.lly al iiiiiiiIIi lit Culmiilil.
Unlay.
KLAMATH rAI.I. ANI VICINITY -Clrnr
limllit uiiil Tup'Oh?. iit.iiliilMl.
..titll? wlliila; lilllll IihIhv Si, lnw til
ihmM lit: luiili 'IiioiIhv :ni.
Mitt I lit UN I'AI.IHIIINIA Clear III
rlav, iMitiMlit mid 'I'lifaiUv, I'lHtl't li.il.y
Mil lllltllflll Willi flVP'lllS .HM-IIHI
Tii.iiImv iiiiirnliiN. flaull iiiiillimlv wiimU
III liilrilnr loiUv mill tmilMlil. mhmI-im!.
iurtli.ily tn ntiiltiwMl.ily wlitiU utl
rumit.
Miithrr I'HNHm - Win il win re
ceived line Imluy nf till- driilh tin
Jiimmry 10. nl Mrs. J W. Dell ill
Hi. I'rirrlium. Mi. Mm. Drll wns
Hip iiuillirr lit Cliirrnie Wmlry if
HpriiKtir lllvrr. loiinrrly l Kliim
tilli Full", uiiil I tit KiHiiilinnllirr ill
llonnlc Drll Wr.ilry, wild makes lirr
Imnic Willi lirr niiilriniil KitiiHlpiir
fiiln. Mr mill Mm. ciimil HIiiiiimhi,
613 N. Bill.
Ilrltirii Mr. unit Mm. C. K. Hull
Iiimiii ( M:t:i Driliy returned Hun
ilny pvriiluii liom Iwo-wrrk visit
In llulw mid iillirr ixiluta In Itlulio.
llrlln Ciillienit, Mm. ItiibliiNin'it sis
ter, wlm him lirrn Willi Hie Itiililii
smin lur some llnir In Klnmnth
Fulls, nmiiniinlilnl thrill nnd re
innlnril III lilnlin. lirr twiner limne.
hur.il.rr- C'hiit lri. A. llrnilriMin.
Klmimth rminty uBiliiiUuinl Burnt,
will liiriik hrlinp llirllilirril "I Hie
Kltttiinll) llimril nl Urnlliirit nt Hip
rrmilur WrilnrniliiV mum liinrliron
nt Hip Wlllunl. The inrrllim slnrts
nt 13 oVIih-H iiimiii, llriiilrrMin'i
Ulk whl lie on "Tlic Kuturc Devel
opment "I Hip Klnniiilh llasln."
Visitor Ci r ii ll I Anilciiiiiii, Hi).
yiiii-old resident nl Niuiim, Cnllf.,
In mirnilliiK llin wlnler mi 11 10 Writ
const mid while lirrn In vIMUiik It In
nephew, A. J. KIiik of the lluitcr
district. Iln will hp lirrn tills wrrk
mill will c'liiilliuin on tu I, " Anurli
mid I'll x' l I x lor 1 1 if rriiinliiilrr nl
tho wlnlrr.
Klamath .Men Three. Kliimulll
riirn wtrp plcilited tn fnitrrnltlcs on
Hip University of Oimon cnmpim
recently. Tlicy were I'hl Hlmn
Kupiin, (Irrulil Kiilrn; PI Knpini Al
phu, fdilpli '). Illlviiti; Jiiinir Fur
rls, HlRiim 11)1 KpMlon,
CIiuiikp of riser The "A" lriiKtio
of thr YMCA Inlcr-cliiirrli bimkrl
hull IniKUP will hold till fill urn
Tuesday nmlil Kiunrn III Ihc Mills
school yrntiiiluin limlriid ol Hi
Orrttuii Vocullonnl school as oill
tnilly planned.
Minor Nurfery Arlrtip Fields, 10-yrur-oltl
diuiitlitiir of Mr. mid Mm.
Clirfnid Klrldn, 3111 Hheldoll, hud
minor sururry nl Hillside hohpuul
Mnmlny mornlnii.
Medical Care- Piitrlrln I.nwrr. B-inonth-nld
(humbler ol Mr, mid
Mm. Hurry C. I-nwrr ol Illy, wim
dlimilnnrd frnni lllllnldp honpliul thin
wrrk-end followinii nirdlriil cure.
Child III Carol Trmniir of Dun.i
niulr. Cnllf.. diuiHlitrr of Mm.
Mnhlp TrPMinr of Unit rlty. In re
rplvlnt mrdlrul ritrp ul llllliildr hnii
pttul. enrol Ik rlKht ypnm old.
la llrr Hiirnkrr -The l.rutllP nf
Wntnrn Vnlrm will nulint Itnle Dr,
Krnnk Munk Inlk nt e hlith
whiMil Jntviniy '-'7, for Hip rrmilur
Jnnunry iiirrilnK. Thr IrukiiP l one
of 10 nervlip Kniiii mmiwirliiic Dr.
Munk who will tulk on "liinlile Knul
prn Klltojip" The public In Invited
nd thrre In no udniKHon illume.
rllimlil -The Klrnl Mrlhixh.'.t
rhiinh will MiiiMir nn evriilim ol
frlliii.hlp WrilneMluy In the i huri ll
pnrlom nl p. i There will be en
tertainment mid pronrmn to
whirl) member mid fileniU nre In-
..n.,t New ttirllltirrs will lie eit-
pei inlly liiiiimeil mid the Wnmen i ,
nnclety will nerve relievlltnrliH.
rnmlltlon Sme-Mm. Berilm
Oeleer. 1NJ3 I'phnm. offlir were- j
ury for Dr. R. W. Hteurm mid Dr. :
T. f, Karley. lenmlned n pntlenl ul '
HllUlUe hiMipltnl todny Hhe " ,
not permitted vtMlom. Ilinplul l- .
ienrimtU mild thin mnrnlnii there i
wan little cluniie In Mrn. Cletser
eoiidltlon. j
Newconirm Mr. mid Miv Jiilll) .
Koeiiieii hnve mnved to Klumntl)
Fnlli from I'urllnnil Koeipen l
the new drptity collrrtor who will lie
with Hie olllie of Internal revenue I
In tlila rlly prrmuiiently. j
Canrrllrd There w HI lie no Jwti- ,
llary inretlnit ol the AAUW due to
the entire club mrinbrrnhlp iilnn
nmii to attend the Inlk by Dr F;nnk I
Munk In the KUIIS auditorium I
Tueiulny rveninK.
Medlrnl Care- llei lierl Hhlllt.v 3i.'
1U5 CreM-ent, received medlrnl cure
al HlllMde luiilnl over Hunilny
nlRhl. Hp t an employe of Moty
and Vnn Dyke.
Tn Hi'IiimiI - Klrnoia Weuthei fotd.
office deputy for the office of In
ternal revenue. In In Portland thin
week attendim a school tor deputies.
Itetiirn Hume Mrs. Ftnllen
WnUnn of the Willurd hotel wun
dlMlllnnrd from Hillside llOF,p!tlll
fjntimluy followinii mrdlcnl cure.
Two Hurt In
Auto Wreck
Two youn-t Klninulh nun were
pulnfully cut and brulnrd al nild
iiilihl 8uturdny when their car over
turned cm a curve nenr Merrill when
the driver nnld he wan blinded by
lIKhtn of an uucomliiK machine.
In HlllMde hospital, trrnted lor
lirud and fnciul Incerullons and
client Injuries. Is William Unig Jr.,
33-yenr-old son nf Mr. and Mrn. Wil
liam Unit. 4313 Cronby. lxinj is a
Uouthrrn Pacific brnkrmun and a
navy veteran.
Treated at HlllMde and diMiilnned
wan Lelmid lilind. 33. 4!34 8. 8th.
driver of the car. Ililnd had furinl
cutn and a badly brulned lr. 'Hie
two were en route to Merrill ul the
lime. Ullnd'n car Is nuld to have met
three onromlim cam, the ftml In the
MrliiK dlmnuiiR the llithln. but the
second, w hich Illlud met on a curve
at the Illinium ntnrch fuctory. fnil
iiik to dim. Ililnd nnld he ovenluil
Die rune and Hie cur turned cum
pletely over, Inndiim In the Ijorrow
pit. Pumiiik motoriMn bruuitht the
iwo into Klnmnth Fnlln. lilind in
employed by Inn father.
Treatment Cecil Itrnnett. Orenl ,
Niirthein employe llvttiR nt 3037 I
lllnhee. In heniR lieitted for povohle
pneumoiiin nt HlllMde huipltnl. He i
sn admitted Halurduy. 1
In Hoiltiil Mrn. M F. nrncit of ,
3033 Dnrrow. wnn admitted tn Hill
niclr hnnpltnl Motulny miirnltiR for 1
medical care. Her liiinbnnd oier- ,
aten Hrnnu's Ruriine,
Vacation Smith Kt nle Jolly and
Kurt Probst nre trnvrlhiR noulh
and thru enntwnrd on an extended
motorliiR vncntlon.
City Council To
Eye Replacing
HrpliittliiR second addition north
of town will be on the aitenda lor
Ihe clly council tonusht. Moiidiiy.
al the regular nieetuiR.
Cnuiicllmen will dinru.sn replnttuiR
ol the area which hnn been with
held from nnle pcntllnR replnttuiR
ninre MO, ncrordliiR to Councllninn
A. F. Condrey.
The area under iHnrwuInn In In
rated Juni went of The Dallen-Cull-fornla
hiRhway.
Clnsnlfled Ads DrlnR Results
KurRery Mrn. Kl.sle Howe of 1737
Wnll, In recnverhiR from mnjor nur
Rery nt Illllslile honpllnl. Hhe wns
nprrntcd on Mondiiy mornliiK.
Cure Ilernlce Miihun, employe ol
Tuckei-Htelnkiitiip, wnn ndmltlrd lo
Hlllnlde hospital tins week-end for
medlrnl chit.
Tnnnnend TurMliiy nl. B p. m . j
the Townsencl club will meet In the I
KC hull. I
Fraternal
Ringi
Designed
To Order
by
Art Reinhart
Jewelry Designer
at
Jewel and Gift Shop
8 & I! (ireen Stamps
619 IMnln
II. W. Hl t KI.K
Basin Area
Rancher Dies
Itnbii! W. Hlcele, well-known
riiiiclicr ol Ihr Kliumith bnMii,
piinncil uwiiy lit 13:48 p. nl. BlIlldnY
ut illllsiilti hospital followniK nn lll
neim nf several mum lis. He hud been
hi fallniR heiilth for the lu.it five
yenrn.
Mr. Klecle wnn born October 28.
IB74, In Toronto, Ciuiudn, non. mid
one of 13 children of Nirholnn nnd
I.Mihellu Hlecle.
The family cmne to Urexoii when
he wnn nine yeurn of hkc. nettlhiR
near Moiuuouth.
He wnn mnrrlrd Octolier 20. IBM,
al Corvnllln. to Helen Josephine
Heckler of Albany nnd In 11W5. Mr.
nnd Mi s Htcele moved to Twin Falls.
Ida . where until February. 1831. he
wns closely nsnocluted with the
nitricultunil development of that Ir
rigated project.
He Invented the Steele niiKcbrunh
ri ubbrr whlrh wan widely uned In
Ihe clenrliiR of laud for fnrmliiR on
thut piojecl.
Ill lli:il. Mr mid Mrn Sti-rlr came
lo the Klamitth country, settling nt
Merrill, where they lived until Inn
death. They (untied the J. Frank
Ailiimn- much there, later acqulrliiR
much holdincn nl Malm. They
fnrmed nlso nt Tulelnke and two
yenrn nco, with their non. J. R.
Kleele. puichnsed Ihe L. O. Mills'
rnnch In the Pine Grove district
nenr Klnmuih Falls.
He wnn Interested In the develop
ment of the need nomto industry
durliiK the lime he lived here nnd
In credited with a '.MM ma to miiin
I n it) the hliih qunllty nf need pro
dined In thin bn.Mn
Mr. nnd Mm. Kleele would hnve
eelehrnied their fiftieth wedilltut
nnnlversuiy next Octolier.,
He wan n member of fit Aukiis
llnen Culhohr church nt Merrill
nnd n member ol Ihe Knlehts of
Columbus Indue nl Twin Falls.
HurvlvitiR nre hln wife. Helen J.
Steele of Merrill, one non. Joseph R.
flteele, Klnmnth Fulls, one Rrnnd
dallKhler. Doloren Helen Steele,
three mmci-s. Mrs Isnlyelln Hllde
binnd. Salem. Mrs. Daisy Owen
bniiRh. Sun Francisco. Cnllf.. nnd
Mrs. Effie Andrew. Snlem: also one
brother. Donald D Steele. Snlem.
Funeral services will be held nt
10 n. m. Thursday nt SI. Auriis
line'n church, 'Merrill, with Fnthrr
J. O'Connor rrndniR the burial
service. The ror-ary for repose of
his soul will he snld nt the Whit
lock parlors, Wednesday nlRht nt B
o'clock The body will be shipped
l'i Portlnnd for commitment serv
ices at 3 p. m. Friday, nnd vault
enlombment In the family plot In
Lincoln Mcmorlnl park.
Phone 61113
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Tun lylri iltort tlrrvr nnd Ion klrrvr in
roliim Milk, white, aqua, blur. AImi cotton
flit nn-1 Ions lrcve plaid. Hire 32-3.
2ND Fl.OOIt
WOMEN'S SHORTIE SLACKS
Odd lots ul corduroy and lOO'i wool flannel
lliortle slacks Broken sizes.
IMI FLOOR .
00
.MEN'S
RAYON PAJAMAS
Smart roat ft v Irs in fine colon of tans, blues. Mm )U
browns and nine, bizei A to I).
MEN'S PART WOOL SPORT SHIRTS
A good looking, warm sport ihirt, for thin time
nf year Siiei Small and Medium Colon
beige and brown.
MAIN FLOOR
2
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JANUARY
WOMEN'S
DRESS SHOES
r polar Cynthia style dress shoes in suede or
smooth leather. Broken sites.
3
00
WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS
00
I.nnK-nenrliiK pile-lined composition sole
Leather uppers. Size 4 to t.
DOWNSTAIRS
4'
JANUARY
Rayon Cotton Hose
2 pr.
50
Neutral shades sturdy semi-fashioned long- lC
wcurlDR, Siirs 9 to 10!s
RAYON-WOOL HOSIERY
For nnrnillt and laslint wear seml-fash-Inned.
Nir.es 9' fo 10' i.
MAIN FLOOR
2 pr.
oo
WOMEN'S BLOUSES
2.00
Jewelry Necklines, in assorted
colors. Outstanding values.
Broken sizes.
:m FLOOK
GIRLS' DRESSES
2.00
Odd lots of cottons and rayons.
Kfzes 7 to U, h tripes, prints and
plains,
2ND FLOOR
WOMEN'S DRESSES
4.00
Sizes 9 to 42. Broken sizes, only
a few of a kind. Prints, wools
and plain rayons.
2ND FLOOR
WOMEN'S BRASSIERES
50c and 1.00
Odd lots of Brassieres lh nylons,
rayons, cottons. Sizes 32-40.
2ND FLOOR
WOMEN'S HATS
1.00
Women's Millinery Reduced
Winter styles In a good assort
ment of colors. Ribbon trims.
2ND FLOOR
WOMEN'S SUITS
8.00
Odd lots of teen-age styles. Some
plain and some plaid. Sizes 9
to 15.
2ND FLOOR
Boys' Button Sweater
2.00
Nice looking, button front plaid
sweaters in blue and yellow and
red and brown. 30 wool. Sizes
4 to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
Boys' Slipover Sweater
1.00
Tan slipovers, 80 cotton, 20'
virgin wool. Long sleeves for extra
warmth. Sizes 8 to 16.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' TWEED PANTS
2.00
Well made all wool tweed panls,
zipper fly. colors blue or brown.
Sizes 1Z to 14.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' RAIN JACKET -
3.00
lreen rain jacket, snap button
front. Ideal for rainy season
ahcao. Sizes 10 to 18.
DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S MACKINAWS
6.00
Smart belted styles. All wool.
Bright plaid. Broken sizes.
MAIN FLOOR
MEN'S DUCK PANTS
2.00
Ideal for sports or work. Heavy
cotton duck. Water repellent.
Sizes 30 to 43.
MAIN FLOOR
BALCONY
Cotton Marquisette Curtains
6.00
Beautiful loni-wearlnf criss-cross style.
Size 15"x0"
DOWNSTAIR8
Larger Size Marquisette Curtains
8.00
Make every room cheerful. Crisp white criss-cross
style. Sizes 96-'x90"
DOWNSTAIRS
Cotton Rug Yarns
. mm skeins for 25c
Fine quality to make fine rufs. Sunfast colors, tan,
pink, ivory, dark freen,
Jlack Mm skeins for i
Women's Plastic Purses
Various styles and colors to choose from.
Reduced to clear
1.50
MAIN FLOOR
Women's Cotton Uniforms -
2.00
Green and blue with white trim. Slif htly soiled.
Broken sizes 12 to 42
' 2ND FLOOR
Women's Wool Flannel Jacket
5.00
All wool flannel Jacket with i sleeve, full boxy back.
Red, freen, blue. Sizes 12 to 18
2ND FLOOR
Women's Beanies
50c
Winter colors you can wear now ihroufh
sprinf. Odds and ends of colors ...
2ND FLOOR
Boys' Dress Jimmies
One group boys dress Jimmies.
Colors: blue or brown. Broken sizes .
1.98
DOWNSTAIRS
Boys' Bedford Cord
Small boys' Bedford cords. 42 wool,
sipper fly. Brown or blue. Sixes 3 to 10 .
3.49
DOWNSTAIRS
Men's All Wool Top Coats
20.00
One croup all wool Topcoats.
Broken sixes. Limited quantity .
MAIN FLOOR
Boys' Bedford Cord, larger sizes
3.98
Ideal for school 43 wool, sipper fly.
Waist sizes 26 to 30
Angora Cuff Anklets
Cotton body 10 wool, 60 To anfora. Sizes 8!s to 10!.
Color: navy blue . ..
MAIN FLOOR
a i nn
4 pair "ww
Children's Wool Knit Caps
25c
livery one reduced! Assorted colors, two styles, one
with belts. Children sizes only
2ND FLOOR
Women's Skirts
IMalds, plains in rayons and wools. Broken sizes from
24 lo 30. F.vcry one reduced
2ND FLOOR
3.00
Women's Rayon Print Dresses
Rayon print house dresses tn an odd lots assortment 4 11 A
of colors. Broken sizes 12 to 20 C.WI
2ND FLOOR