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WEDNESDAY, FEB, 25, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
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WEATHER
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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! Beguiling bows,
trim stitching and piping, lattice work,
platform soles, high-riding straps . . .
complimentary details that make these
"real Easter shoes"! Smooth leather,
patent or suede in your favorite colors.
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.
Baby Doll Toe
7.90
7.90
Lattice Toe Sling
4.98
Dressy
High StrapNSifeS
Trim Sandal
3.98
2.98
PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS
Hurry! Save Dollart! To make room for neic merchandise, tee've cut pricfon,
odU and end, broken he. Early bird get first pick .V. i ft here early!
WOMEN'S JACKETS REDUCED
Odd lot of lze and color.
Brown, blue, red
i;cosn ri.noR
400
GIRLS' SWEATERS REDUCED
Cotton HOUSE FROCKS
Neat cotton ealer. Bed or blue,
buc 6 to 12
m ono ri.ooa
00
Kanforirrd cotton flannel
tripe. Htte 4
l:( (IMI I LOOK
00
ONE SPECIAL GROUP!
ONE LOW PRICE!
MANY STYLES!
Home Just received. Some taken from iloek. Sliee I-4J. HO-tnuare cotton
print. livery one an outstanding value. Be early to get youri.
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. Reduced for
your u rings. Ideal for Kbool.
DOWNSTAIRS
BOYS' RAIN JACKETS
Short tyle green dicker iies 10-IS.
DOWNSTAIR)
3OO
Girls' Slacks Reduced
lUyon faille slack In a broken assort
ment of colors and iiea 7 to 13
SECOND FLOOR
2oo
r
Girls Short Sleeve
SLIPOVER SWEATER
All Wool Navy or brown.
Sites 8 to 14
SECOND FLOOR
00
DRAPES
Sunfast Sanforiied. Standard 84 Inch brr AA
length. Floral designs. Soft colored
backgrounds.
DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S SWEATERS
Men'sH-in. Lace Boots
RETAN LEATHER UPPERS
Leather or composition sole. Plain toe. Leather midsole. Steel
shank. Goodyear welt construction. Slie 6-11EE width.
DOWNSTAIRS
5
00
WOMEN'S SLING PUMP
Baby Doll Sling Pump 228 covered Cuban heel. Leather finish, QQ
Black only, sixes a-s wiam
DOWNSTAIRS
Odd lots broken sites all wools
Slipovers nnd button fronts
MAIN FLOOR
400
BOYS'
COWBOY HATS
1.69
100rf wool felt black, tan nr gray.
Contrasting bands sites.
DOWNSTAIR
MEN'S PAJAMAS
SLIP-ON AND BUTTON
COTTON FLANNEL
Sanforiied. Stripes and checks. 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
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Stort Hours:
9:30 A. M.
5:30 P. M.
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