WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28, 1948
PACE FIVE
W. . i HER
(lllhlJUN Klr liHluy hut ItH'Ir.ilill
liltflt i-hKHlliirM IiiihmIiI anil TlMHiluy,
Willi M-miliml II sr 1 1 1 lain m noiihwral
Tlllllailuy. l.llllli rliMHUfl III lliiirralllil
f irnll milliiMt.lly WllllU ufl L'uaal,
tll'HIMlMM MtiHlrmlll MtllllVll)' llll IIUllll
t'niml TlmiMl.y.
111. AMAIN KAI.I.N AND VICINITY
Kali' Willi luilll I'liMKllnrat tmtlglll Mini
Tlim.ii.y; IhmIi Imluy .3, low lunlglil
III. luiili TlttiiiHliiy 4
Noirrnr.iiN .Ai.if kiinia rir In
rlMv, ImiiimIiI mill TlniiMUy hiu'pim mii-
lilMiHlilr hlMh ,'litillilr In Htrin
ttmlli; Mill I'llAMNO III IvllllMIIMllll.
Menllr rmleilv WIiiiU nil l'imt. ImiiiiIii
otilli.lly .lims limlli mnI Ttiur.tLy.
In lio Niirlh Mr. mill Mm. Iliiw
aid IVnii'll mill Mr. nml Mm. I'nt
Him, uiilli u( nil my. Irll thin putt
weekend lor Portland and Hriittlr
mi Ihimiii'M. Tim I'rriirllii tmik Dan
ny Chi I wi luhl, youiiu aim ot Mr. mid
Mm. I'rlrr CwlwrlKlil f i'ortliind,
In hlii huinc nlii'r iJiiiiny luid vlaltrd
line lor ncuirul weeks Willi Inn mint
mid iim li', Mr. mid Mrn. I.loyd I'rmk
nl Lakralmro drive. The I'rrnrlla mid
Hum' ii m rxxrlril lioiim tomorrow.
l.llllp I.lniln rcrnrll m aiaymn mm,
hrr miiiidmrriii. Mr. mid Mm. Dirk
tlititklim ol Cnllfoi iiik avenue, wimc
hrr puii'lits arc norlh.
Card, mid Fun-A Ix iirilt curd
parly In Lh-Iiiu npoiiMirrd by Iho
liuiili (.oiiiiultirr ol Moy Hioul troop
111 on Tluimduy evriilim, Jununry
VB, nl 8 urliK-k III the KO hull l
the I.00111U biilldliui. Numrroiiii
prlcra will be itlvcii away durlnii the
evrnliiK mill em'- Uiblo playing will
I'lUNMii H own miiiirii. Ticket cull
br purulmnril lit the door. limns
drrlvrd limn Ihln If ulr will be
plur.rd III the troop treasury lor
purchase ol necessary eiUipnirnt.
I'rrrccl Weather A. L. Cniwlnrd
ml Hurry Vim Dyke ot l.akrslime
drive returned thin week from the
Oteuoii mast wheie they Imva been
flshmu mid enjoylnit a brlrl vara
lion. Ihey reported perlcrl weather
while at llnrlxir where they were
Bursts nl the home ol Mm. Harry
liuthlnny where Mr. mid Mm. Jack
Cum I, ml mid youtiK son ol Klamath
Kails arc niriulnm it time
Visitor- Mm William II. Hrr 1 1 II ot
Honta Crur. Calif., mother of Mm.
Ward Prune ol SUflO HrlMol. will ar
rive hrre Thursday to visit her
dnimhier mid also miend Initiation
ai Jobs Daiiishlem' mertliK tomor
row niKhl. Mr. Iierhn la worthy
high priestess ol Malta While
Hhrine nl Hanla Clin. 8he expects
to return aouth Sunday.'
To (in Home Mm. Bum Acker-
man. who a moved to Klamath!
Valley hospital tor trralment ot In
juries, which aim received In an
automobile accident Sunday near
Central Point, will be moved home
to 10J0 llpham street today by am
bulance, final rltea for Mr. Acker
man, killed In the accident, were
held this afternoon.
does Hume Ray Johnson, who
suffered tracturei of built Irsa In
recent accident at the Suburban
Lumber company plunlnir mill, aa
moved to hla home at '48 Mlchlnan
avenue Tuesday morning; by Profes
atonal Ambulance, service.
Veme Published Two vrre by
Mia. Amy D. Hildham. 318 N. 8th,
are used In Valllant House 1948
book of "Important American Poeia
and Son Wrllem." Writing lyrics
la Mm. Stidham hobby.
In Valley Hospital Mrs. E. E.
Oresham of Tulelnke, whose hus
band la an automobile dealer In that
rtly, la rrrrlvlnir medical car at
Klamath Valley hospital.
Friday Luncheon -Till) Past Mil
ium club of Iho Order of Kiibtcrn
Hlur will meet at the Miiaonlu tciu
pln at 1 p.m. Prldiiy lor lunuheon.
All vlnlllliK past millions me In
vlled In miend. The cuiiiiulllre In
liiiunn of the luncheon Includes
Mia. Tim Mnratz, Mm, Kuln I'eylon,
Mrs. Oliver Hplker and Mra. Hrr
nlrl Finch.
Here Tuesduy Lloyd liipi'ii
IjiiuvIi, reliiiblllliillon councilor for
the sliite Uonrd of eiliii iilloii will bo
In the klnte ciuployiiiriit office,
Klmimth Knlls, Tucsdiiy, Feliruiuy
3 for coiiMilliitlon. Anyone Willi oc
cupatloniil rrhiibllltiitlou probleina
hoiild cull 7701 for an appoint uirni
to tnlk llilniis over with Kpprii
butiuh. Visitors-Mm. lidioir Hchlcfcle ol
Oukluiid, Cuilf , has arrived hero
with friends to be with Mr.
rlchlefele who la u pntlent at Hill
side hospital. Schlclrle sulfercd a
pulnliil Injury while worklnu with
Mclioweii Const rucllon couipuny nl
Tulelnke recently mid it was neces
sary to have a pnrt ol his hand
umputuli'd.
Jobs Dmiililrr. There will be
lullliillon and election ol the Kline
of llearta at the Thursday meeting
of Jobs Uiiuuhlrra. Mriuucm, pur.
enia and iiuurdlans are lnvllcd to
attend the meetliiK at 8 p.m. In the
Masunlc temple. Thcro will l a
rehearsal of officers afler school
Thursday.
Open House Mr, and Mrs. Juhu
Mmili of THl Home, will observe
Iheir Bolden wctldliiK Hundny with
open house from 1 lo 4 p.m. Their
friends are Invited lo call during
I lime hours.
Friendship l)r,rre - Mrmbcis of
the Women ot the Moose friendship
decree who wish lo form a club are
ai.krd to inert Thursday night at 8
In the basement of the Moose Hall.
hprrlal Merllug Hhasia View
Home Eronoinlc club will meet at
I pm. Thursday at the home ol
Mrs. Clara Caseday, 3208 Summers
lane, tor special business.
Krlrmlly ircle -- Tin Knendly
circle will meet Thursday at the
home of Kaihryn Billings on the!
Keno highway for luncheon and
business mreiing. i
llrnefll Tra-The Merrill Library
club and the VFW auxlllury are
sponsoring a lea to be served be- '
twecn the hours ol 'I and I p. in.
Frlduy, Jmiuiiry .10, at the Odd
frllow hall over the Safeway store
In Merrill. A program featuring
dance nuinbrra and musical aelec- i
tloiu will on presented during the '
atleriioon. All iinxcrds from the
tea will go to Iho March of Dimes, j
Hrleetrd Ted Itceves, son of Mr. j
and Mrs. T, 11, lteevea of Wlb Mel-
rose, has brtii chosen to play the ;
purl ol Anlhony Murslon In the .
play, "Ten l.lttlo Indians," lo be 1
given III the Civic theatre In Port- I
land February 17, through March
Correction The January Olii
Kcout council meeting was held at
the Inline ol Mra. Wood
ruff. HUH Pacific Terrace. Instead
of at tho home of Mrs. Percy Mur
ray. Ilrslins Mrs. Frank R. II lull
It. N., nurse at the county Infirmary
has resigned and Is leaving Kebrumy
1 lor a vacation In l.a Urande alter
which she will move to Mcdlord
where her husband resides.
At Hillside Dick Con(Ucrgocxl,
a;i7 E. Main, employe ol Big Lakes
Box company, Is a patient at Hill
side hospital, where he will have
surgery Thursday.
Mrdlral Care Barbara Mouldon
of Tulelnke. daughter ol Paul Moul
don who Is a Standard Oil company
employe there, Is rerelvlng medical
care at Hillside hospital.
HuspUallird Mrs. eid Choale ol
'.1106 Madison, was moved by ambu
lunce Monday to Klamath Valley
hospital tor medical care,
llrtiirn Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Herman have returned Irom several
weeks spent 111 Southern California.
Herman Is manager of Anita's.
In Hospital Mrs. O. C. Tatman.
MO N. Slh. la a patient at Hillside
hospital where she had emergency
minor surgery Tuesday.
Surgery Mrs. Rhoda E. Hurst of
Rprague River had surgery today at
Hillside hospital.
Promptly Relltvea
BABY'S
COUGH
YOUR
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BRAKE CHECK AND
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LIGHT ADJUSTMENT
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For Better Appearance
FENDER AND BODY
BUMPING
PAINTING
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CLEANED AND
REPAIRED
PORCELAINIZE (for
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MOTOR
COMPANY
424 S. 6th Phone 6437
Now is the time to FENCE and REPAIR
NOWINSTOCK
6 and 7 foot STEEL FENCE POSTS
ALL TYPES HOG WIRE
ORNAMENTAL
36 inch Double Loop Lawn Fence
42 inch Double Loop Lawn Fence
42 inch Single Loop Lawn Fence
16 inch Single Flower Bed Border
22 inch Single Flower Bed Border
HEAVY (Non-Climbing) GALVANIZED FENCE
Keeps Out Dogs, Chickens, Intruders
40 inches high - 150 feer long per roll 21.75
48 inches h'igh - 100 feet long per roll 17.35
60 inches high - 150 feet long per roll 32.35
72 inches high 150 feet long per roll 38.65
SMALL ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR CUTTING TO LENGTH
SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO.
3226 South 6th
PENNEY'S JANUARY
Act Now-These Bargains Won't Last
JANUARY
WOMEN'S FORMALS
00
5
I ml) Ion at a prlre timl' Vennry'u.
ChetrmiiiK t)lf unci color to chooir from,
It it yon Moire, It ay on Crrpr and Itayon
Jrraey. KUr 12-10.
WOMEN'S DRESSES
llrihtrii your niiiUrr wardrobe with onr .
of thtnr. It ay on caardiiirs, rayon and wool
crrpiM. corduroy or print ailks. Different
Ntylra. Klze H-4'i. Itroken tixea.
SK OM) I LOOK
Ws been years since we've had such an array of fabrics to delight
the eye of the woman who sewsl And at these prices, it really pays
lo sew-your-own yours, your children's, home decorations and gifts I
SEW PRUT
Leading Spring and Summer Fashions!
v;j i m m m m n m mr i
rrm ".I.'. ..' " j
i.MiumwBmtrmmmmmimmm ' '"Jji j Put some spring in your life this Jan- 1 I
JANUARY gm with lovely briaht print, on ray- )
GIRLS1 DRESSES iok ima,-it b AMJh
2ff ' dressed in up-to-the-minute fashions I-I1ffciNV' "Zj&ZS$Mv(ftilT
h when you shop ot Penney's! Sizes 12 flJHVJ!?? JOhVS Wll
to 20; 38 to 44! XllnrJl
GIRLS1 PAJAMAS
Plain whitr. print Irimt. Warm, aoll cot- P'kf V - yj. I I
ton flannrL Slie 2 only. PH H j V V ST vV I I
sk ond n.ooK v 2c. JvYA v(vSr
Angora Cuff Anklets Sll , 'JwS
t'otlon body. 40 per crnt wool, 60 prr crnt 1 00 f J j jf&'t " J
Rayon and Cotton Hosiery I ( Ir 'Pl
lor warmth and laitinit nw. O D AID BJ.. 1 SiXrt VAxFiim wZ Sc Jtl 1 1
Srmi-fanhiontd. Slwa 9'i-10'. lAlfV t I
-aB wiiHsa tm&r' LMJCimV
JANUARY
WOMEN'S SHOES
Popular Cynthia atyla drma allocs In mrdc
or smooth leather. Broken sizes.
DOWNSTAIRS
CHILDREN'S
WOOL KNIT CAPS
Kvrry one reduced - Assorted colors. Two
styles one with bells. Children's sizes only.
1 2ND FLOOH
25c
JANUARY
BOYS'
BEDFORD CORDS
Smnll boys Bedford Cords. 43 per cent wool.
Zipper fly. Blue or brown. Broken siirs.
49
BEDFORD CORDS
I.ARC.EK SI.DS
Ideal for school. 42 per crnt wool. Zipper fly.
Waist sires tS to 30.
DOWNSTAIRS
398
BUY WHILE IT LASTS
DRAPERY YARDAGE
2 yds. $1.00
Kor slip covers or drapes this Is lops. Rouihlrz finish.
39 Inches wide. Lovely floral prints on natural backirroumls.
DOWNSTAIRS
SECOND FLOOR
Dainty Teen Blouses
Poctic-looklnir and (ay with
lone, full sleeves, large col
lars, soft ties. White rayon
crepe in siscs
10 to 16.
Wonderful Rayon Satin
BRASSIERES
100 Wool, Fine Gauge
CARDIGANS
3.98
98c
4.98
Swirling Plaid Skirts
Gracefully flared, feminine
styles In durable, wool-and-
rayon fabrics, dray, aqua
or lilac In slice 10
to 16.
2.98
I'plift and bandeau types to
fit every figure: Fully elas
tirUcd for perfect control;
with adjustable shoulder
straps. In tearose and whitet
A, B, C, and Jr. cups.
SECOND FLOOR
The ever popular classic,
boxy Ions-sleeved cardigan
sweater. These are exception
ally wonderful at this low
price, they're knit on fin.
iniise needles , , . and they
come In seven lovely colors,
Sizes 34 to 40. ,
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Phone 3169