MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1948
PACE THREI
HERALD AND NtWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKtGON
WEATHER
KLAMATH Al.l.i AND VICINITY
dimity Willi .lliiwwr. iiilllslil, flrarlMS
Ttlf.ilaV. lllMll liiilav 40. UlW tonight
la. Ilill Tuiollav "I
WRHTRIIN UHMIllN l lululy Willi rln
In south mill iliowrn III niirlli loiluy.
rrlly t'luiiily toiiltfhl ml Tiiioitlay with
whl.ly aratlaiail .howco. toiilsht. Hlislil
Iv eimler In wirlli tonlHliI, with low of
.IS In 41) mi i-inmI M rati .Ml In IIS III Inland
valleya. AflrliMMMI liniiallllp. 4i 111
Ml. Mmlatal In m'l'ailohally ll..ll .nulll
wli!y wlniU nil eiia.l. .hnili'l Ui
tlitllhwrtily ami ilrrnllif limlglil.
EAH'rr.llN flllKUIIN I'allly rlnuily In
mull anil miMlly rlouily In wnal, Willi
liuwtn In Imrlll portion. 'I'llilay pall
Iv rlninlv. I.lllla rhnniiii In lainio-i'iiliira,
Willi ariai-unon high, nr :tn In 4.1 ImUy
ml Tua.ilay. Low. Inlilghl Ml tu :IA.
MetlniilM Women 'rim Women'
rloclety of C'tirlntliiii Hervlie (it the
Klrtl Melhiiillnl (liurrli will merit
Tllrsiliiy f i inn I HO In S p. III. Ill (lie
'hurt-It purloin fur the Hint tit
aeries nf mutly clauses to ue held
every Tueiuliiy tliirlnu Mnrtii. The
I; rut one will be nil world nviinue
Iimii. a fnllow-iiii n( llic study held
enrller III Hie yrur on the United
Nnttuim. Mm. Kitrl II lledman will
be Iho tem her.
Aid .Merlins Kluniiilli l.ulliernn
ladlrs Aid will meet al 2 p. m.
Tiirartay In the rliurrh parlor Willi
Mr. I'util Anderson npeiikliiK n
"Conlimliin lo Christianity." and
Mr. Victor Ontinmii on "llnmc Mis
sions " lliMlraae will be Mrs. It K
I.oriiii unit Mm. John Larson.
Mothers Club The Mother club
i ni Barred llenrt aiiidriny will meet
Wednesday evenlnit Mnrili 3. In the
sihonl nuilltnrluiu, directly nfler dn.
vi.tlons al Ihe chiinii. Interentlnit
subjects urn to be dliu-UMrd mid oil
mnnbera are nuked to nttrnd.
Cnnimunlly Kerrlre- Phil Illtih
rorlc will speak lo member" of
Klamath unit No. It. A merlin ll I
linn auxiliary, on "Community
Hervlcr." at II P m.. Tuesday In the
Veteran Memorial hnll.
Injure) Hark Hnlph Dnrmrxly nf
IIJ4 Owen, employed by the. Mouth
em 1'ailtlc a clerk. wn udmltted to
Hillside hoapltnl Hunday at 6 46
p. m. for treatment of back Injury.
Areepla I'o.lllnn Mrs. Dale Keedy
of 447 Market has accepted por
tion a offlro secretary at lUUMde
hospital repluclnir Mr. Annabella
Prase who ha acrrptrd a position
elsewhere.
Kkllnr Mr. and Mr. Harold
Hhaffer and sons David and Oary
were amoiiK the many Klamath
skiers at Crater Lake, nntlonal park
Hunday.
rnrumonla Jeffrey W Brown,
ftuiillirrn Pacific caiman living at
"055 Vine, I a patient at Hillside
hospital receiving trentment for
pneumonia. He wa admitted this
nmrnlnl.
Tatleiil Mr. Harlan ThorcMin
wtiote hunhnnd In a department nf
Interior employe at Klamath Agency,
entered HilMtle hoapltnl todny for
major suritery.
Autlllarv Pntlurk The Eaglet
auxiliary will hold a regular meet
ing at B p. m. Turdiiy In the lower
rOK hall. Following Hie meeting
wilt bo potluck supprr.
rraetlee The Eagle auxiliary
drum corp will practice tonight,
Monday, at 7 '30. AH corp mem
ber are urged to attend.
Expected Hume. Arnold I.. Clru
l.ipp. uperllitoudent of Klnuiutli
Fella schools, la expected to return
Thursday from Atlantic) City, N. J.,
where, ho hua iittinitU'd the Auicrl
vi.li Association of Hchonl Admin
istrators' aennlon which tturled 1'cb
iiiury Xi. Orulapp was one of a
gioup of 'JO educator who toured
International Harvester company'
blf ri'nrurch department In Chicago
on the find, leg of a 7-dny "flying
classroom" atmly of business and
li.ilustry. The group continued on
t:, Detroit to Innpcct big plant
there before going on to New York.
Daughter Horn Ciipinln and
Mr. Hubert A. Uyme, TOO 17th Ht
hK. Waahliigl D. C, are parent
of their find, child, a girl, accord
ing to word received here, today
fiom Mr. Ilyrne mother, Mr.
W. C. Dallon of Miilln, who I In
Wanhlngton wllh her daughter'
funilly. The Infant arrived Kebru
ar Ift at the nnvul mrdlcal center
at Ilethenda, Md.
Nrweuiner Margo Luiigreeu ha
moved lo thl city with her parent.
Mr. and Mr. It. P. Lungreen, from
Heattle, Wrinh. 'I'hey are renldlng ut
aar U. nth. Mln I.ungreen wa at
tending Wanhlngton unlvernlty and
wna active In dramatic. Hhft ha
Joined the Community Player III
Klamath rail.
County Council Member of the
Klamath County Counrll of Parent
aiid 'l'eacher will meet Tueiulay at
I -45 p. m. In the Fremont cafeteria.
Plan for the coming tntc conven
tion here In April will be dlncunnrd.
Werk-Knd Vlnlt A week-end
gueat nf Mr. and Mr. Earl Orahum
of Illy wa Cleorglanna Clark,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. F. Clark
nf 14'JO 1Kikout. Cleorglanna aUo at
tended the Illy high chool prom.
I.unrh and Card A potluck
lunch at 13:30 p. m. Tueimay and
curd game at 2 p. ni., will be xn
noted by the ladle auxiliary of the
Muburban leugue at the home of
Mr. Violet Vance, 4519 HhaMaway.
Hip Injury E. E. Robertson. 88,
of Lakenhore drive, 1 confined to
hi home. Robrrtnon differed se
vere hip Injury In a fall lat week.
He 1 not yet able to receive vll
tr. Illitorlral Hociely The Klamath
Ccunty Hlntorlcal noclety will meet
Wedneaday, March 3. at I p. m. in
the banemrnt of the courtlioiue.
Till will be a bunlneiw meeting.
Minor Burgery T. Tromonl. 228
F Main, wa admitted to Hlllnlde
hoapital Monday morning for minor
rrgery. Tromonl l a Klamath
Fall musician.
Illllildr C. II Johnston. 1301
Crescent, Klamath Fall mlllworker.
wo admitted to Hillside hospital
Hunday for treatment.
VUltlng Jack E. Marrk of White
Bird. Ida , I here visiting with hi
parent. Mr. and Mr. Joseph Mnrek
and hi grandmother. Mr. Olive
Van Kirk, at Die Marlon apartmrnls.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
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m TTKI tl eT. otr.
"I won them all on the radio last night!"
These Accidents
Came In Pairs
VENI5TA, Marrh 1 OV) Arthur
Vencla, 8. chopping wood In hi
farm yard, choped Into hi left
hand.
Ill parent. Mr. and Mr. Franci
I.cster, bundled him Into the car:
alarled to rush to the doctor. They
were Just pulling out of the drlve
wuy when they heard another
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Hill Death
Told Here
Word of the deoth of Mr. Hurry
(Ann) Hill, former Klamath Fall
niktron but for a number of year
ruldlng In Hpoknne. Wio.Ii., wo re
ceived here thlr week-end. Mr.
Hill died recently at her home In
Hpoknne following a heart attack.
Her death wa unexpected,
Mr. and Mr. Hill niiide their
home In thl city when they oper
ated Hill's Flower shop In the Alpha
apartment building. They resided
at 3rd and Jefferson. The family
moved from here to HKikane when
Hill went Into business establishing
Hockwood Greenhouse. Mr. Hill
Wa a past noble grand of the Ke
bekah lodge, served a guardian of
Hpoknne Ciimp Fire Olrl. and wa
a trustee of the Westminster Con
(reiiiitloriiil church In Hpoknne, In
addition to her husband he I ur
vlved by a daughter, Betty Ann Miller.
Road Meeting To
Be Held Wednesday
City Engineer E. A. Thoma will
conduct a meeting with regard to
the League of Oregon Cltlea commit
tee on road at 1:30 Wednesday In
the city hall.
Representative from Chlloquln,
Bonanza, Merrill, Malln and Lake
view are expected to attend.
Thoma I a member of the state
committee which will tudy road
condition In cltlea throughout Ore
gon and offer recommendation to
the tato legislature Interim com
mittee on road.
Thoma will assist city official In
(his area with filling out the neces
sary forma to submit to the commit
tee, and anyone Interested la Invited.
In Hospital Mrl. Ora Ritchie of
Bly wa admitted for medical treat
ment to Hlllnlde hospital Sunday.
as m m aa A
Golds
To relieve miseries
without dosing, rub on
(TO
ArlaoSi8
SPRING SLACKS
Fine all wool
$12.95 to $19.95
DON'S
Wlnema Hotel Blilg.
1125 Main Ph. Vn
Little Ad get Big Result Use
the Herald and New Want-Ads!
TTrniT7iiil
I m ana I mAo,s
BREATHINQ)
DIF'ICUtTT
Anuurr: NrnlrlU btmme blocked. Just 2 i
drops, Penetro Noae Drop, in each nia-
tril shrink swollen nwuirn-anea, open cold j
dossed noae. Yrm breathe aanarr risht I
away. Comes in 3 generrjus sizaai. Gt j
NUaE
DROPS ,
PENETRD
Their son, Delbert, I, had Just
chopped Into his left hand.
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L.sinll
II 5 1 r w
14U Main
Phone
Turn tho no-longer-used ar
ticles Into cash nowl Herald and
New Want Ads are Inexpensive and
bring quick results.
New, Framed Pictures
Gorgeous londscopes, seoscopes, florals . . .
copies of original pointings by well-known
artists such as Schwartz and Sessions whos
pictures have been displayed in Portland re
cently. All sizes-Light or Dark Frames
CAMEO SHOP
737 Main
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SPI0 WAY FOR MEALS I The beautiful
Crojlcy Slielvidor gives you unequalled coo- Of)
Tcnicnce in meal preparation . . . plus every aa rrjttll
outitanding improvement in modern home 70
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A Small Payment Down A Year on the Balance!
FURNITURE
195 E. Main
LUCAS
"GYPO" POWER SAW
PRICE COMPLETE
WITH FELLING EQUIPMENT
$300.00
lnelndlnr i'A-lt Blade
EASY STARTING
You don't have to crank
for hours.
LIGHTWEIGHT
You don't have to pack ex
cess weight. Total weight
95 pounds.
AIR COOLED
No water to pack, no fan belt to
wear out. No bearing failures, and
this saw will do plenty of cutting
for two men.
IT IS POWERED BY A FIVE H. P. MOTOR
Martin's Richfield Service
South 6th and Klomath Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 8412 Royneal Millii
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SEW FOR FUN, FASHION
AND SAVINGS!
variety ot U-"
cotton percales
and striped chambrays
71 IU
L-LT 2 Yard
Select your spring fashions by the yard and b
sure you have the clothes you want at a purse
easy price. Do it with these fresh-os-cotton per
cales. Choose becoming floral prints, geometric
designs and plain colors. All will wash beauti
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For that New Spring Dress '
printed rayon crepe
29
RrHiillfitl new sprlnr shades. New
variety In prints. Best French erepe
quality. 3!) Inches wide.
1
Yard
see SEARS complete selection
of SIMPLICITY Patterns
Store Houn: 9 to 5:30
133 So. 8th ' Phono SI 88
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