Herald and news., March 10, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

WEDNE5DAY, MARCH 10, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
WEATHER
KLAMATH rAI.IH ANIJ VICINITY:
fair luiilglit. hiriaa.iiie hlnh eliiiHllna..
1'tiiir.ilay. HIHli Imliiv :IJ, luw limlsltl
Ju; hlifli Tliui.ilay 4n.
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ttl.lt I'liiuilliitiaa tiiilnv. fiillnwail liV in'-
rational lit ll ill' Until IMMI lain liilll.lll
nr Tliur.iluv iiihiiiIiiii III mil lli.i II iwr
Hull. rl.alliig Tliui.ilay rtwinimil. l.illla
I'lmilll III .llllHllllllia. minimal, wmi'
rly ttlmU l.i nnilns niml.iala Hi fiaill
on liurllf ciia.t Tliui.ilay allaiitumi.
WIT rt'KIIN IHIKIltlNi Im'ivanllitf I'lnilit-
lit... Onlay, Iisnilnlittf elnlnly Willi Haiti
r.l mill limlalit. Miwlly rlnll'ly
wall I'Nllwlvil tliiiwul TliiM.ilay. l.illla
rliaiia. In l.iiili.ialuie. Luw, ;tj In M
liiill)il. AM.iiiniiM IiI.Ii 411 Sll. lnll
vaii.lil. wlntU Iwi'iiinlntf .niitliarly anu
llirraa.me tu mimarat. lolilglil.
rAMTriiM iiiiriirtNt r.lr and auntty
tixlay. I'ailly lliulily Tliur.ilay, Willi
.i.ti.tail .hiiwata iiiiiuiiImiii aiaa. l.lllla
llni.lalilia rliali... Allarnuiilt lll.ll 40
In n. liw in in
Hrlcctcd- Irina Llntiik, (lauulltcr
of Mr. uikI Mis. JuIiii LluUk of
Merrill ami graduate of II 10 1147
Mrrrlll lililll school (Una, ho been'
selected h member of tlio Huutll-
pni Urcumi nillrite cunt III forth
ruining production "Nluht Mut
l ull" which In bclnii presented In
Ashland, March 11, ii nnd U, under
the dlrocllun of I .con Mulling, acllng
lirnil of Ihn speech mill clruiim de
partment lit HUC. Mln Llplnk l a
Irrflliiniiii nl the collmc
Circle Meets -The monthly tlirot
' Inn of Urn I'nmlly circle will be held
at (lie Klral Covcuiiiil church, H1J
Wulnul. Kiiday at H p. in. Beclal
Hems on Hie prouium lucluilo
imivlo taken Uy 1'cle llrdlxirtf on Ills
recent trip U HwiKlon, mid a
relluloua film, "The I'rodiiful bun."
Hostesses fur Uifi evening will be
Mr. Albert C'lawsoii and Mn. UtU
Clnwson. A welcome Is extended Ui
11.
Council ItefirrsenUllte Ilcryl
ticoUiurn of Portland U In Klam
alii Kails Uiree days Un week
representing Hie (Jrrgun Dairy coun
cil. Hho u conlitcling the home
dcuionslrallou office, public heallh
department, mid schools Willi Uie
purpose of pruiiiullug better health
through mi cdurutlunul program
UAlng dairy product In Ute diet.
Hhe will be buck again In Uie fell.
Rummage 'Hie American Legion
auxiliary la sponsoring a rummage
aale for Krldny and Saturday In Uie
flnt rederal Having! Ac Loan build
ing, uilng Uie H. dlh street entrance.
Kumnuge should be brought In Fri
day. On Varallun Y. V. Perclval,
superintendent of Uie Klamath di
vision of U10 Ureal Northern rail
way, left Monday for a Uireo weeka'
vacaUon which he will ipend In Arl
3011a. A doctor friend Joined 1'crclval
here from Brattle.
Job Change Wlllard C. Prenton.
chief dl.pauiier with the tirent
Northern railway, will leave this
week Irmwferrcd to tho Whlteflh,
Muni, office. C. H. Illlu of Whltefnh
la Uiklng over I'rratan'i Job.
Patient Mm. Crynlnl Taylor of
Chlloquln, who wax Injured last Prl
day In an automobile accident on
the Merrill highway. I reported re
covering atlfaelorlly at IlllUlde
hmplUI. Mm. Taylor Buffered a
broken clavicle.
Friendly l lrele Maude Kdwarde
of 3410 Orchard way will be hmiteM
to the Friendly circle Thurwlay.
and the aiulating limteM will be
Kathryn 11II1Iiir. Lunrheon at 13:30
will be followed by 11 bulnerji meet
Ing. Olvmplea A meeting of penons
lulereated In the 111 til Olympic gnmen
In called for a city hnll council room
Innlght at 7:30. Mayor Ed Onten
rtiirf It chalnnan of the local
Olympic committee.
Canton Crater Will meet Thurs
day evening at 8 p. m. In the IOOP
hall for a regular meeting. Refresh
ment will be servrd.
Hludr (iroup The Conger PTA
attidy group will meet at 8 p. m..
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Uu.stli, 777 California.
(irntige The HIinMn View grange
will hold a regular meeting at 8 p. m.
Thursday at Shasta school.
"IN OUR GROUP
, IT'S USUALLY PM"
"We get together often for danc
ing and HIlDIMir on anecial oeeaainna.
or last or ranla and conversation.
PM'amlld.mi'llowand pleasant taste
dooa make it the 'Perfect Miner'
at our freniieut informal partlea.
We like l'M'i lasting 'Ploasant
Momenta' and we like Its prlrol"
National Distlllera Produeta Cor
noriuion, New York, N. Y. Illemled
Whiskey. Hfl Proof. 70 Cirain
Neutral Spirita.
Auilllary Mrmliers of the Wom
an's Auxiliary of HI. Puul a ICpisco
pal church will mnel 'I'hiirsdiiy ul
1 p. in. Ill the parish hull. Work will
be continued on a 11 1 1 1 which la
litter to ho sold. At 'i p. in. tho Hcv.
P. (J. WlsMiibiich will give unnllier
l.cnlon lei'tuio. A biinliiiiia meeting
will follow,
False Alarm The ell. fire de
partment was culled out at 8:ft p. in.
Tuesday to Jb.fi HliasUi way but the
cull was listed III tho false alarm
column and the truck returned to
Uie station.
Huuure Dancing Membera of the
Hn-Kd club of the Kluiiiuth county
YMCA are invited to square darning
clnssen from 8 U 11:30 p. 111., Thurs
duy In the YMCA rooms at the ar
il. ory. Mcmoers may bring guests.
Keturns Mra. Merit E. Hmllh
returned this morning from Heuttle
where she has been for the past
week visiting her futher, Richard
Walsh of Tulelake, who Is a patient
at Providence hospital there.
Meet Nilirdiiled The Associated
Women of the Klamiith County
rurm bureau will hold a regulur
meeting at the Wlneuia hotel dining
room Ualurdiiy at 13:15 p. in.
Nurprlae Visit W. A. Fltzslm
mons, TS. arrived 011 February 34
from Ft. Hhermun, III. for a visit
with Ills wife, tie left again on
March I.
Improving Kddle Murray, who
suffered critical Injuries In a motor
cycle accident this past week-end.
waa reporu-d Improving at Hillside
honpltal today.
In Nan l-raiirl.ro Wlllard Dry
den and Charlea Klala are attending
Uil week on a vacation. They are
visiting hi Ban Francisco.
Phlleile Club will meet tonight at
7:30 at the home of Jt. A. Dorlaque
on tjikeshore Drive.
Clocks Back
On Schedule
F.lectrlc clocks In this urea are
buck to normal after loosing around
six minutes each day on the Oil",
cycle current In force the past five
weeks, Tho normal fKl-cyrle current
I buck and clock waUhers won't
have to keep one nya oil the time
piece and 1111 ear to the telephone,
lit leant for the time being.
Hum itltchry, district manager of
Tile California Oregon Power com
pany, said Tuesday that clocks were
now on schedule and if at any time
Coiko Is forced back to the W4
cycle, the public will be so advised.
It was rumored here today that
Pacific Ous and Klectrlc company
jhus mode a deal with Kdlnon Klec
trlc company to the south for the
delivery of 100,000 kllowats from
that system. Thl has made It pos
sible to return to normal speed on
their generators and enable a re
turn to the 0-cyrle current In this
urea. Copr.o buys (Hiwer from
PUiVK through It transmission lines
to the south.
Basin Co-Op
Names Dixon
To Board
TUMCLAKE, March 10 The an
nual meeting of the Klamath Basin
Cooperative was held at the Tulc
luke Legion hall Tuesday with about
100 delegates from over the bain
area attending.
Re-elected to the board of direc
tors were David McComb and Bam
Finnan, both of Henley. Newly elect
ed Is Percy Dixon of Henley. Hold
over member are Jess Z. Smith,
chairman, of Mulln, Hurry Mitchell.
Ernest Lindsay and Cheater J. Main
of Tulelake and Earl Mack of Hen
ley, secreUiry.
Ouest speaker was Frank Jenkins,
publisher of The Herald and News,
who spoke on "Foreign Policy and
the Marshall Plan."
The all-day session opened at
1 10:30 a. m. with reporta Irom the
I general manager, Homer Smith of
I Tulelake. A report of the board was
read by Jack Marshall of Poe Valley.
Luncheon was served at noon w i
entertainment furnished by Uie
Henley high school band.
Paul Kodgers, representing the
Tulelake chamber of commerce, wel
comed visitors In the afternoon. Lee
McMullen, secretary-treasurer of the
Klamath Production Credit associa
tion, told of the history and future
of the co-op.
Jam-proof windows that raise
and lower by fingertip control,
electrically, are among motordom's
1048 features.
Classified Ads bring Real Results I
In England, parchment record
may not be sold tor commercial
purposes unless Uiey have been ex
amined by a state expert.
In New York City, IS spoken
languages were represented when
tr. city had only 1000 Inhabitants,
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Llretime. Guarantee;
Free Demonstration
Telephone 9200
LEGAL NOTICES
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1:30 A. M.-S:30 P. M.
This Easter...
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MEN'S GABARDINE TOP COATS
Here's your sprint- coal! All Wool (iabardine
top eoat. Water repellent, youthfully styled,
amatlnsly priced. Precision tailored. Klnile
breasted, slash poekela. Hltes 20-K. Taupe color.
4475
MEN'S BASEBALL JACKETS
For the "Athlete." Water repellent. Kacland
sleeves, knit rollara, cuffs and bottom. Talon
front, warm, sturdy llnlnc. Hrliht two-toned
eolor eontraata. Kites 36-31-40.
MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHORTS
Convenient, irlpprr type woven shorts! Brlfht,
rrlap, eolnrfast patterns that won't wash out.
tclastlo sides assure snuff, comfortable fit. San
forised. Hires 211 to 4.
MEN'S COTTON BRIEFS
Prartiral, comfortable. Inereaslncly popular
npeeially with active men! Ribbed combed cot
ton. Uy front, elastic tops, taped seams. Sites
2-.
79
59c
MEN'S RAYON UNDERSHIRTS
Klne quality ever popular rayon undershirts.
l.onc-wearlni. sturdy knit rayon, tailored for
rloae smart fHUur Stork up now. Blirt 36-42.
79
MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS
Hat knit cotton undershirts. Athletic type. Dur
able and serviceable. Thrift priced. Practical,
all year around. While only. Sites from 34 to 46.
59c
Men's Short-Sleeve UNION SUITS
These warm, rutrrd short sleeve, ankle lenrlh
union suits take the stint; out of early sprint
sharp blasts. I.lflitly fleered. Flatlock seams.
Fine combed cotton yarn. Sites 36 to 48. Color
ecru.
219
Men's Gabardine SPORT SHIRT
Chance to wunrlhlnf more comfortable for
active or pec la tor tporl. Smartly atylrd alilrts
trim cut collar, lone Ircvcs, flap pocket, rich
dusty tours. Slui S-M-L.
4
98
Men's Terry Cloth SLACK SOX
(iooil durable aocka In taatefu! patternn, rein
forced toes and tieela mcam plenty of wear.
K .antic Utps, pastel color. Stock up priced. SUea
10 to 12.
49
MEN'S GABARDINE SLACKS'
Look rltht, priced rtfilil F.ver popular 100
wool gabardine. Trim tailored for smartness.
Durable yrar-around leisure wear. Talon fly.
Colors, Ian, brown, blue, (ray. Sites 29-38.
1475
MEN'S WHITE "T" SHIRTS
Versatile, popular! Wear 'cm as undershirts,
polo shirts or work shirts. They're cleaner, more
practical. Flat knit. Sites 34-46.
MKN'S DF.PT. MAIN FLOOR
69
SUIT YOIIIISF.LF AND SAVK
54" Rayon Crepe Yardage
1
98
Yard
Perfect sprint- fahrle for dresses or suits. Smooth
draping-. Tailors beautifully. Many clear sprint;
tones.
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Be Sure Your Easter Shirts Are
Handsome White Broadcloths
2
98
Long after Easter, you'll proudly wear these
crisp white broadcloth shirts! They're closely
woven (136x60) combed cotton for extra
smoothness and long wear! And they're San
forized, have non-wilt Nu-Craft collars!
You don't often see such quality at this low
price! Sizes 14-17.
Smart Gambler Type Shirts
4
98
Thrift priced, woshable, rayon gabardine.
Long-point collar . . . pleated back . . . three
button cuffs . . . long tails. Maroon, blue
and ton. Sizes 14Vz to 17.
Woven-ln Pattern Sh
3
49
Clear bright woven-in stripes wi
add sparkling individuality to your
wardrobe! Sizes 14-17, some 19.
Men! Make Your Easter Choice
TOIBCIUFT SHOES
Long Wearing, Comfortable Bal and
Moccasin Types!
7
90
Two styles you'll like in the new Brandy
Tan color! Just the thing for Easter and
on into Summer! The moccasin has the
comfortable walled last, the bal, double
leather half soles for extra wear! See
these Easter values! Sizes 6-11.
you Can SAVE on
These Dressy Shoes!
Here's Easter cheer for months to come
at a low price that puts extra money
in your pocket! Straight tip Tawny Tan
bal oxford that's right for dress. Also a
husky wall last blutcher has the new mul
tiple edge double rubber sole that means
WEAR! Come in, see for yourself! Sizes
7-11.
MEN'S DEPT. MAIN FLOOR