WLDNbSDAY, ILO. II, 1948
PACE SEVEN
WEATHER
UKkirriN cmri.uN ri.., i ,,,!
lodar. HUM 4i lii 411 ami nlu
Itmljlhl. llli tiiwi (linn Ull tn ill Tluua
ilar Iiirraa.lnalr i-liiiiily ami waniiar.
iiibjIi an in An. Manila wimiii, miiBiiy
aaatarly. nlf rna.l.
KAHirilN Olir.llllN K.ir ami .1,1,1
IfMlay ami Mmltflil lltwli ID In an. iiiw,
yarn In 10. ThntMla fair with alnwly
riling lainiaraluiaa. AflainiHin tvailliitfa
SO III M ilrgiara.
KI.AMA1II rAIIK AND VICINITY'
f'laar liiiiln'il ! 'I liiii.il ; high tmlay
30, Iiiw limlahl H; lilli 'I luuailuy 11.1
NUMTHKHN (.'Al.irilltNIA I'lrar til
day, tiinlfflil am) TliHtaila. Illlla rliaiiga
In lanipaialma. fiaah ntirlliarlr Hlmli
along l-naal loilay, ilai-fta.liia III iiiihI
aiaia limlalil aiul ivinaltiliia nimlaiala
nurlharly Tliurailay
To I. oa Alurlra l.ru It Miiiilliin
Irll ymtpriluy lor I.ua Aiiurlm wlirra
lie will apiMicl a lew iluyn prior (o
III! clrpui luro (or Hrinil, Knrrii,
where lit Ima a iiirallliui wllli tho
war ilrmi liiiriil, lln him form vlnlt
li ill III Kluiniitli Kail with hlit
inulllrr, Mr. Alum Mimlliiii, nnil
hli alalrr mill brutlirr-ln-lnw, Mr.
and Mid. Clyiln Ciirlnlrom
l.ravra IliiaplUI - Dm lrlir lliilliutl,
U-ycar-uld l-'icmonl Junior IiIkIi
atuilrnl mnl ilillllihlrr or Jruitt Mill
iard nf Ih la illy, wan uliln lo Inivp
lllllalili' liiuiltul llilii iiiiiiiiIiik for
her liimir. Hhn Ima Iwcn n mtlinl
Hire January JV, rrirlvinu irrnt
nirnl for piiruniniila.
Illrlhilay I'urly Thn annual
birthday party o( dm .Ion Luiliiruii
Laillrn Aid will be lirld a t the
church, lOUft llliih, t p. m. Thura
dy. llcuilrnMin urn Mr. II, llniiilr..
Mri. C'limtur Dicrwn, Mm, J.
Knack mid Mm. I" Klialrln.
Illniirr lit ntlit-j IhmkI ilinncr w ill
bi hrlrt In the I'lrnt Chrlntlim chiirrh
Tliurailay al BIIO p. m. with Him
Orllfllh. prrniiti-nl of tlir North
WMl Chrlatlnll rnllrKr, m Hmilcrr.
Hovpml miialral nuinlr w ill be prr
affiled. Patlrlit l.ravra (Irinvf Viml of
Tulelakr, rmu lirr of Unit dlatrlrt,
wm illnnttMrd WrtliiFariny to return
lo hla hninii from Klnnmtli Vallry
hoaiiinl whrrf hp hni rivrivrct nir.
1ml carp.
Major Huripry Mra. Ola Cham
berlain, nurap at Klamath Vnllpy
hospital, who Ima bprn III for norno
time, had major mnirr; Wrdiira
day mornlnii at (hp lionpltul.
Ilulaiy Ann The 41id annlvrr
miiy nf I lie Hl ii ry club will be
iiljni'iv'd 1'ildny ut 7 pin. ul llm
Wllluiil wllli ull llotury Ann In
vltpd. The uramliiu will Imi a Viilim
llun uu I y and I'lPiililrnt "Cni"
Collier will pnik on "Itiilniy a yiic.il
for I'piicp." WIvpii of Urn ocliil
Milium enmiiiltli'riut'ii will uwlnl
lltrlr huabuiidn. The coininlttre ron
iri Ini -liitlrta Mr. mill Mra. Nick l.inill,
co-chulrinrii: M', and Mr. Itobrrl
KllliuiMin, Mr. and Mr. Don Krn
yon, Mr. and Mi. CI. O. Lorriu, Mr.
mid Mr. John Mrrryiimn. Mr. and
Mr. Dirk Itppdrr.
hprakrr -- Itcv. HUuloll Luulcn
whinner, ifiiirncnliitlvp ol the boiird
ul foreliiii iiiliuilon of the I'rrnby
ti'iluii church, will apcuk nt the
I'ciicp Mpiiiiirlnl I'rrabylerlan church
on H. Uth ul a p. m, Krlduy. Ill
aubji'ct will be "The New Ufa lor
a Nrw World." Tho appukrr liu
bppn a inlMilnimry III china mid
wntirn nuiiipioua arllclpa on ihut
country. All churchfa In the com
miinlly nip luvllpd to attpud.
Tullorlni ( laaa All p e r a o II
lillllllllllll to atlplld tint pvpnlnir
I UillorliiK cluix at OVH are ankrd Ui
! Inert liiiilutil U'Mflitftkfliiw ui ti,i
! cuiiipu atore bullilliiK at. 7. llrlm
pupcr, ppncll and mrnnurliiK ta.
II iiiiulilp to attend, a Irlpnd may
n-Klaipr for you. The Tupwlay aflrr
niMin rlnwi la now cloned to rrKlHru
tlou. Hon Itiirn Mr. and Mr. Robrrt
I). Hlmw i Patricia Uullniihrri of
(.'no Muy me piu cnla of a on, their
M'cond child, born nl KPlwr hoi.plliil
In Nurili Ilcud at 12:30 p m. Tur
rtuy. Mr. Hhnw'a mother, Mra.
Krunru II Old of Kivrmldp. re
cphpd word of the arrival of hrr
iipw urnndixm yrUrday afternoon.
( laaa Klurta The home IIkHIIiik
and liiniphiiilp clun nt OVb will
at in I Tliuimliiy nt u a, m. to 12
noon. Iimtruclor I.iicIIp Tw'prd hua
Junl icliirnpd from the furniture
mid kill how in Hun Kruiirlctj.
IIip clun I (MH'ii lo anyone Inter
cnli'd mid tlione utlcndlim urc rn
ititrd to In Ink their own lump
tunic mid nltiide friinie or the de
alrrd illmennlon mi Unit, they can
be iirdfird.
I rantlp I rnllia The public la
corilliilly Invited to attend the Fran
tic. rYollcM curnlviil ul the Pellcmi
achool on Friday, Kebruiiry 13. Dln
nrr mid pnlertiiliiinpnl.
Infiirmal -Thp llotiuy chid 4.lrd
auulverniiry Valrnllne party art for
Friday nliiht at the Wlllard will be
Informal It wa announcrd loday. II
will commence at 7 p m. and all
Itolury Anna are Invllcd.
Upturn - Mr. mid Mm. IJunll
Drown and ton lliirlon of Ulrne
returned lanl nlulil from l.o An-,
liclra where they hiivo ent the pnt
nevprul week on vncullon.
Altrnd Kale- Mr. mid Mr. CJ. L.
Hiown of Olenp huvp returned from
Hed Bluff, Calif., where they wpre
amoiiK the ninny Kliimiilh folk at-
iPiidliiK the bull ule.
Kalrhaven PTA MpuiIipi of the
Falrhavpii Pi'A will meet Friday at
3 p. m. In the achool xym. Founder
Diiy will Ijp obnerved mid a Kllver
offerlnir will be liikpn. All member
and friend are umrd to attend.
Driver Hurt
In Accident
Hubert Dunkliy, 25, an employe
of the Luther llankln ranch In the
Wlnema district, wa nerlnimly In
jured early yeterdny uIutihxiii
when the I IMI pickup which he wm
' drlvlnii collided with a henvy dump
tiuck, driven by John (toy Dclluhr,
ai an Intornectloii on the F.at-Weit
rond, four 'nllr went of Tulrluke.
California ntute police auld the
I piiktbound KM t DikIkp dump-truck.
carrylmi three yard of kravel, hud
the rlnht of way when the accident
occurred. Both machine were de
mollihed, but Dclluhr encaped with
out Injury.
Dunkley wa taken to Dr. fJuford
Hamu In Tulplnke, and waa taken
from there to IIIHhIiIp honpltul in
Klumath Fullt by the Tulclnke am
bulance, 'rtie extent of hi Injiirlc
wa not Immediately determined,
but hoapltal at'endunt reported he
wa rMtlllK comfortably. He uf
feied a painful buck Injury.
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taking
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of
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prot action
through
Modern
Insurance?
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Phona 7777 731 Main St.
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
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BEU-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25
Itummace Kale Member of the
Horopllmlnt club of Klumath Falls
have been bu.iy rouudliiK up rum
inate fur their sale scheduled lor
Huturday, February H, all day at a
Irx'Hllon on S. Oth street Just back
of Currln'a for DrilK. The ale will
start at 8:30 a. m. and continue
throunhout the day.
The Individual navy man will tain
much skill In practical factors as a
result of the apprenticeship training
which will be recelvrd on the Job.
Phone your want-ad lo The Her
ald and News, 8111, or brink your d
to the office at Pine and Kplanade.
Pay In advance, net 10 discount.
There are ubout 2,000,000 Ions of
liver In the seas of the world.
Enjoy the whiskey that's
I A prize catch it Old Sumy Brook the
flavorful favorite from Kentucky! When you
cait about for cheerful drinking pleasure,
look for it "on the Sunny Brook side"!
OLD
Sunny Brook
ANC
Kentucky Whiskey-A Blend
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NATIONAl DISTIllMS flODUCli CORP.. NW YORK a It PSOOf a iS GRAIN
J-''ym '230
NEUTRAL SPIRITS'
Minor Hurjrry Mm. Mildred
KllKorc ut Ii(nmn.H hud minor nur-Kf-ry
WrdtiendHy inomlnK at HlllMdc
hoftjiluil.
CloKAlfled Add Bring Hfnultjt
THE THOUSANDS THAT
PREFER ALE . . . PREFER
If you yearn for something
distinctly different In malt bev
erogee treat yourself to a bottle
f Columbia! It's delightful.
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a niJART
SERVES SIX!
If you wont your fomily to lay, "Oh Boy . . .
it that good!" then try the new Mcdo-Rich
Chocolate Revel Ice Cream. It'i wonderful
for dessert and takes only a moment to serve.
Rich, creamy chocolate, mixed generously in
"mouth-watering" Medo-Rich Vanilla Ice
Cream makes Chocolate Rovel the best
tasting, best-eating Ice Cream you've ever
had. Serve Mcdo-Rich Chocolate Revel often.
an economical dessert for your family.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Ask Your Lost River Driver
Or at Your Grocer's
Phone 3181
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With either MALIBU TAN or FROSTED
OAK you may achieve one scheme
throughout your home. You may buy one
piece or you may purchase fifteen. De
sign your bedroom yourself, then carry
the same theme into your living room
and dining room.
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Both Groupings Now on Display
In Our Main Street Windows
Individual Pieces in Frosted Oak
Twin Beds : each 44.50
Mr. and Mrs. Chest each 69.50
6-Drawer Chest 89.50
Dresser Base , 79.50
Dressing Table 29.50
Vanity Bench 13.50
Functional Commode 44.50
Individual Pieces in Solid Oak
Full Size Bed 69.50
Mr. and Mrs. Chest each 94.50
6-Drawer Chest 119.50
Dresser Base ". 97.50
Nite Stand 29.95
4-Drawer Commode 59.95
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Kflamatk unraituneCa.
223 Main Street
Phone 53S3