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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1948)
PAce pivi WEDNESDAY, FEB, 25, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON i m m m mwrntw a mm m ri m on WEATHER KI.AMATII rAl.llt ANI VHINITV: "aitly t-liimlv lonlM ati'l Thui.il.i'. Xislt Inilav limit 40. low lonllil a" lligli Tlim.ilay i NOIITIIKIIN CALIFORNIA! filr In lav nil luiiljhl Willi Iii-iihiIi nlBll 'Inutllli... tn Kill-ill ll'irlll. I'arlly Imiily Thm.ilav Willi liiiwaia In I.,... urn III Nlllilly waiinir ' -ml rniilri Inn i'in.1 'I'lllll . lillll milltwa.trily wlniU off en.l. WrNIKIlN OHF.tMIN: Clmiilv Willi If fa.lhm.l lltflil mm I" nnilli ml tiaiHV InllllV Ml .'Hllll ll'lUv llnllllll. no III .nrailln In I'llHl lioilliill llitlia Ui. Lull. Hmiini In laniiialiir, Willi niha nl III I" fid In inn Hi ml in in iiulli !." I"IHI'I " " " mnlli anil ;l In ' III luminal .iilltlially wlnita nil riia.1, liaiiiiiillig liaall In .trull ftlmi lliillltvllt t)rrill rnaat ImtlRhl . M rANir.HN OltKtiON: I'lmHlv Willi faw llmwuia til limlli '"! eerily ilmiily II nnilli Inilav anil miiUhl lri iliinl rlit HI iimtll liilitalil. aiiiPMillMM In anillll I'lmiailav I.HUa ilmnga In titln'raliii. nil .Il.in III! I l I" 111 In 411 III urn III anil : In M III until. Veteran IJlllnU A Pacific M'lir veteran, Pfc. Itltlmrd 1.. Um of llo niiii.n, him recently enllnlcd In the lr force, 11 Hut. Clarence K. mom nl Ihr Kliuutitli I'ttll uruiy mill nlr (uric rrrnitlltm uliillon announced thin week, Willi llucc yriir previous Ir kpi vli'n, l,ne will continue 111" 1 iliicitium In Unit ricld by attending mi nlr force technical rliool In Jet iniiilMini. Iln enlisted for a five vrnr period. I'fc. tJtne nerved III tlm VAiliiiin-lluriiiR-lmliu llieulcr In 1044 mid 104!)'. mid w awarded Die WO ml the Air Medal mid two oak leaf ? rluster. Ill" wife. Beverly June, mid one child rculdo In nnimnr. ('Ilirrt On Committee Hill Cnllirrl. ficiliinitn l the Unlvernlty of Portland, wrved chnlrmmt nf Mudeiil activity council rally dnnre held lunl week ml the campus. Colbert l Ihe Min nf But. mid Mm V J. Colbert, 303 S. 6th. Friendly Circle Mm. W. W. Ccirey will lie htnlrMi In the Friendly Cir cle Thnritilny, Keliruury VS. t the iHiine nf Violet Vunre ml HlnuU way. nnd tlte lullrr will be the co hmie.it. l.iiiitheon will be nerved t I'J :I0 n in il d the baMiic.i niceiiiii will follow. To IWIieley Opel Nlelnen. dauthler nf Mr. mid Mr. N. J. Nlel en nf 3:i7 Arthur, returned to llcrkeley, Cnlif. Mondiiy mnnilni. fnllowliK week-end vult with her parenu nnd friend. MIm Nieliien 1 tudent it Armstrong Btuintu rnllcne In Berkeley. ryltilan HUleni There will he a regular meelliiR nf Pythlmi fllftlen Friday, February T7. at 8 p. m. In the lOOF hall. All fnrmer degree membeni and anynnfl Interested In taking part In di-urce work art -pcally urged to be preterit. Relgne Mm. Dorothy Edward". ; bookkeeper for Klamath Production Credit auoclatlati, han renlgned her pnaltlon to move to Portland. Re i p'aclng Mra. Kdwardit ai bookkeeper fnr KPCA l Mn. Loulae Ward, 431 r.watina. ' New Pmltlnn Mr. Birntee aU-homer ho resigned a aecretary nr tne nnme nrmnnuratinn agent to lake pmltlnn with the Klamath T inuniy public health department on 1 the office alaft. J'A. Itleellm - Kiiiindera' Dity will be obnerved by the Ktilivli w PTA Ir Ihe achixil midlliirluin ul 'I 'M p. in.. Tlnniitliiy. Mm. Harry 'I'ndd will be III chitiKe ol tun pmuiniii. The execullve comniltUT will meet In Ihe rafeterlu nt 't p. in. Htutlr (iraup The PTA uttltly group of Ciingrr m hool will inci l at p. m. Thiimdiiy l Hie home of Mi. Wc.lry Cluderlmi, VMtii Cull fornla. Ill At Hume - HiiiIIoi Ku'lt ll Deillilt hint uci'll loiilliiiil Id hut home on the old Ankeuy iiint li Hie pnnt 10 duya Willi flu. lie expccln In bo back 111 hm mil e.ilule office the latter part nf till week. I'Irilira - PlllllllT NlHM'lll. Kilt iiuitli Fttllii, hit pledued Hlmnit V.M finlernlty at Whitman college. Will la Walla, Wanh. Ill Library The Toastmlittreit club will meet tmlghl, WcdncBday. In the llbi in y of Fremont chuol at 7:30 o'clock lni il regular hcmiIiiii. Anyone lntfifatcd III Improving her ptibllc apntkllig I Invited to attend. Left '1'iMluy Mr. II. C. Unle of iMti High wum culled to Aniicontln, I Mont. Uitluy by the aerluu lllnewi ol her bintlicr, John HcgHrly, In tluil city. Mr. Unle left by train till morning. Card -A card puny to be open Ir Ihe public li been arranged ny I'.hi vulli-y grunge for Huturduy evenlim at Ihe home of Mr. and Mr Wlllliini Tuliach of Poe valley Plane Thieves Object Of Search MYHTI.E POINT. Feb. S5 Two men who police uld cm aped after cracking up a ktolen airplane were ought In till area IixIhv. Four men working neuroy wlt--ped the (rack -ill) a the plane neared t h e end nf an alieinpti'd take-off. ! Pollen mild the men cut a hole In j Ihe plane to unlink Ihe cockpit door I and wired the Ignition to Mart the I engine. T hey taxied around the Conn county fairground everal time to j warm up Hie engine before Ihe accl ' dent. ( AMI) OF THANKH Tourli up trek In your hair wllb Kiilnr.Treet. at Hie Munlim MM1 We wlli to extend to our 'fend j M)I1 ilim(, (.ko. and iiiembera of the Elk. American , Legion and oddfellow, our deepen! appreciation and grutllude for the ucU of klndneii and Uiken of filcntlMilp during our recent be renvcmcnl. Ilcnjile Loudon Kllilelh llolierl Jack Itoberi. Donna Lee and Billy. Ralph's Mobil Service a.lph tlanliyy. Mgr. Kpeelallat In Motor Tuning, Brake Service. Lubrication III A Klamath An. I'bant al'lt Klahlni Trip Navy nerrmter Cleorge Krldle and Vernon Chllwood pent the hnlidav Monday fishing in Upper Klamath lake and caught ne large fuh apiece. On Leave M Rgl. Peter Omit ler, armv recruiter, arrived Tuenday frnni a ahnrt leave vtnltlng hit wife In Santa Monica. Calif. flub Meellng Poe Vallev grang? heme economic club will meet Thuraduy at J p. m. at Ihe home of Mr. Paul Brrllhaupt. "Dream lime 11:00. ('Irl" tonight. Curtain Planning Your Lifo Eitat !M 7i I more 5 J enentlal V i)1 v, 1, fl than ever. PLAN-NOW PAUL A. LEE Phone 7177 7.11 IMaln SL SUN LIFE OF CANADA THIS WEEK'S SERVICE SPECIAL If you're dinaliified with (ht cir nrvite you hve been gelling, give ut one trial to prove thai you get better work in our hop. We hive the Imeftt pott-war eitiipmtnu we if the Job right and we get it fori mi Hmi, Link River Motors txt. tk tPhent Hit llek-iH and Itellrery lervlce BUM4RT... SAVE AT PEMEY'S CY1VTHIA SHOES Delightfully Feminine and o Smartly Economical You Can Buy Several Pairs! ' Heat Perfa Theie doinfy shoes step grocefully into Spring complete the elegant, new look of your holiday apparel! 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MAfN rLOOE 2 00 CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS GIRLS' TUCKSTITCH VEST AND PANTY 25c Large lie only. Tearoe color. KCO.ND FLOOR J CHILDREN'S UNIONS Short leve brief leg .lightly toiled. Kize 2 to 13. HI.CO.ND II.OOR 57c r KNIT SLEEPERS One piece vrllh feet. Some (lightly oiled. Site 4-5-S ar.co.ND (LOOK 77c Children's Long Hose DRAPERY YARDAGE SPECIA!. LOW PRICE 3 Yards 1 00 Rufftex finiih. Vat dyed. IS inches wide. Natural background, floral patterns Make Ideal drape or slipeoven. DOWNSTAIRS Cotton and rayon. Medium brown hade. Sixes S to 8s arco.ND rLooa 25c COTTON SASH CURTAINS MARQUISETTE RIFFLED EDGE 3ix45 INCHES. DOWNSTATRS 50 WOMEN'S BLOUSES 2oo Reduced Odd lot Odd ilze and color r.l OND FLOOR r GIRLS' DRESSES One group Odd lot and aire t Cottons and Jerkin via r.CO.ND FLOOR 200 GIRLS' JACKETS All wool belted or looae barks. Broken sire 2 to 6 HICOND ILOOR ?.00 BOYS' PLAID SHIRTS REDBLACK CHECKS -100 SHORT SLEEVES I " Cotton flannel Sanforiied for permanent fit. Sl.ee z-4-8. 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Sites A to D. Every pajama reduced In price. A good assortment of patterns and colors. MAIN FLOOR 2 00 MEN'S DUCK PANTS Lightweight duck work trousers In khaki color only. Drastically reduced In price! Broken sites 30 to 42. MAIN FLOOR JOO im elMks) vJhwHLi h . a r. v 1 1 ikvi 1 w n 1 rtsii b b ' JbL JUlM iu ill jjus. jul rvr . Stort Hours: 9:30 A. M. 5:30 P. M. ClMl
