MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE FIVI
WEATHER
Kl.AMA I II KAI.1 H AND VICINITY:
Cluilttv mHIi liuvrik, rlinMjin U W
fhu i imm liiili.hl 'I nvailuv im llv rliitHlr
Willi mhIiimmI fcimw lllililni. High In
itio mIhmK ii l.i'W iMIIitjHI 'if. It lull
'1 imitlnf III.
NOH I'MCIIN IA1.II OMNIA fall til
tin III (tint i' Intuit li in H III totliiv llii tit
m itl tilppt iii iimiIIi tnilu. iirHithi l
I rut I I hh lnr lull l hi ml lt mill
'I tiraila V HHiiitlly wui Hiri Imlav ft mini
'liirailuy, V1iloitit imilhMK! whitla
tithriit i'mni mii'I lKini in uim luira
otiihwoal MImiI th )l I'mnl Aiii
M'hN I KIIN IIHKliliN Iiiiii wlllt
mlhtfil .in am. mmmW. Turailuv liniallv
iliiuily M lilt a how am f 'imli (imIuj ami
In aifiilll tnindlH AtlriiiiHin liitfha 4fi In
Mi IkIn anil i li- 411 'liieaiho l.m
iMMlMhl HI ( .ft K i fall In ul t aaldiially
aliung woat In feuiilliMrat Hula off rt
tntl. ilpciriialng anil livitiining Wal
'1 ncMlaV,
KAJt'H'JN UNtMiON Mo.lly Intnly
with aliiwta til liilrl lam and am-w
imIn. I'aiHy rlinii litniglil ami Turt
ttay With MHt'itH aimw ikimpi Cixilvr
liHlay aitil li-nigiil anil in aouth Tiloailay.
Digit tiNla 4.' In ttmighl iO to
,IJ Hlglia 'IhvmIh.v to JJ
Drviiliuiih Anil MrdlUtiiMi - 1 he
WulliAiift biHh'iy ul ClitlMlmi Hnv
lir ul Uir IHM MrlhiKllht ilmnti
unnerve the minimi "liny Apiut"
in Uir tlumli pultun TutMiny,
MhicH J.I, Hum i lo i i. in. Th U. will
Ijr uitilii tlir hpiriiuul lllr drimrt
Hunt Finin J to J Mr Mtuly c'Iuni,
until r Uir iruiiciMiip i( Mi. Kml
Krtllimil, Will Mirrt. 'Mir Uirittr will
! "World KvuiiitrllAin" uimI follow -UiU
Mr atmly clu tltrir will tr un
rk.iUU.n uouiil mrHltlK ,
KrM-rvdlliMU IIhwvc mirirhird
In uUriitliiiu Mr I.itur ul Woium
Vntrm lutuliroli 111 rU lilt Weclliwt
tl.ty nl 1J It. p. ill. Ill Uir IVIhni)
puiiy loom nit- u-ikril Ui miikr irn
riViiUfittA by tlllli Mia. Itoluntl K.
WitKht, Irlriiliunr h'iUU, or Mlk. C'wrl
lltiKl. HMW llurAt itprukrr will lH
lit l-:liiu l uinlnw ut tin- OnlvriMiy
or OlCKdll lutUliy ll I Hi B IllilllUrr f)I
Uir fitutr IruKiir Ixmnl
Ihlmblr ( lub Milihrd HiulUi
or 1114 Cii'Mrnl will Ih hmtr: to
Uir lliliublr L'luh uf Nt-lulitxiin n(
WimkU i til I oil TurMluy rvriiUm,
M i til 2S, ul H p. in, mid (nllimiiiK
thr btlhlnr.rt IlirrtlliU Wlll.tt Btld pt
niM'ltlr will Ik pluyrd. All nirmtHTii
mid frlrmlft air invltrd to uttrnd.
llinr Of Nrrvtrr Holy Wrrk
ftrivttrft to tin held lU thr IMnr 'I'rrr
Uiratir by thr Klumutli Minmtrrlnl
nst int ion will Ik- Iiomi 1 1 : 1!0 to
U W) p tit fiuli diiy, tMlwy Uitmiuti
ThlllMluy. Tltnrin pUnillUK to ntlrild
me A.tkrd lo notr thr tliiin chttntif.
Hrturnril llnmr Mr. Mrlvin
Vnndrrhoff hit rrturtird to hrr
honir in Woitu from Milhidr hi,
pitttl whrre she utulrrwriit inn J or
uilirry rarly in March,
Mnrtlng Tonlcht Tail chapter
of IlrtM KiKMia Phi will mrrt at thr
homo of Mr. Marshal! Cornrtt. &00
Kldntado, at R p. m. tonlttht, Mon
day. ( nnvalnrlni Mm William R
flulwrll hnA bwn rrlriutrd from
Klnmalh Vnllry hmpltnl ntut In con
vnJrrinR at thr Ikiiup of Mr. Alvin
Mann, I (KM Homrdalo road
Choir Prartlrn Tlir Kind Prrn
" bvtrrlan church choir will practice
Turddny Inntrad of Wrdurnday t
T.30 p. m.
"In-ting rimm 'I'lin KuulrH aux
iliary will hold a icuiiliir mrcilntc at
H p. in., TiH Mtiiy, In thr, lower KOK
hull. Knii'i uliunriil and rnrrcNh
iiiciUa will bo finiilkhcd tiflur the
mriMliiif. Uilll train inriiibrra ate re
minded to wrar blue MkUU, whllr
bluiihrn and blur nip.
I hrrr H -Tltrtn will br a mrrllhu
uf thn 'Mum It club of the Jtoyal
Ni'luhborn uf Anirrica at 1 p. in.
lut'Mluy. Mirnbrrn will mrrt will)
Auim McC'oimnck tit 4Mb Krrldii,
mid not with KlMe UiiiKmlre, 26&6
Wuiitliiud, na prnvluuiily aiutouitcrd.
Nrw Clrrk Hue Taylor of Midland
bntitii wink liMhiy an a clnk In the
city hull office. MIkk Taylor re
place Vlrulnla Lnldluw, who hiu
left Klamath KulU to live In Bloux
KhIIm, H. U
ialllug Ml. Marin McC'oti
achir of Calwary. Alberta, la vliltltiK
hrr Mklrr, Mm. L. 1,. Low, at the
Low homr, 1D76 Url Moro,
Men Happy
Over Farms
A liuiiliy uioui) at li e w hoinn-
triKlriH I in v- linikril over llm Mlm
fh'Hwn Miircli Ift In thn CnpiHM'lc
liny IiiiiiI om-i ill ik bmcI linvn H)iriir
ml ut Ilia U. M. Iniiniu l rrchiinu.
Hun to piiy their wnurr rniiUln for
a yenr.
The '21 hiiNii'fiUfiKlcrii uiiu hiivn
-upprtii'd Ui (Into iiro huppy Ui
mini, A. 1). Iliirvry, in chmuc ut the
hunichlviiU illvlhlon, UHI1K, mild Uj
iluy. 'I hry hum lixikrcl over thn Iniid
un rniulrrd, pnld thtrlr wnur rcntitln
unci tukitn thrlr crrtlflniU'ii lo file
hommtriirl uppllcnilonii with Bert 0,
Tlioiiinn, J. H. hind coininlwiioiior.
'I'liroo niplli'nlloiiii will he wnt to
the IiiiiiI office In Hucruincnto,
'J'honm kald.
Veteran who were dUiippolnted In
the rrrent drnwhiK will linve an
other rhiinre when more luml Is
oiened for honienteiidlng In the near
future.
To WaahhiKtoii ftoyd JuckKou,
Kin mi. Ill Indian delcKnU' lo Wnsh
limtou, left thin inornli K for WiikIi
hiKlon. 1). C. hy United Air Llni'.
He him heen on the rctri-vallon for
neveral (liiyn for tilhal eounrll mil l-Iiiiiii.
IVIunlc Program The Olee club
and boyn' ohorim of Allamont Jun
ior hlkh ftchiMil will giva a prrncram
Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at Palrhaven
m.-hool. All thiMe Interented are
cordially Invited.
To Buy, Sell or Trade II pay to
read Herald and Newi Claulfled
Ad It pay lo Advertlnel
Mehaffey
Death Told
Wind hai been reielved III Kla
math Kail of the death of Mm. A. A.
Mrhuffey. (lit yearn of aiie, at the
Huiiny Hills naiiiioilum, Walnut
C'trrk. Calif., ThurMlay niornlUK.
Miinh III Mm. Mehaffry had been
a put inn at the aanltorlum for the
pn'.i four months.
Jloru January 12, 185&. In Hark
i-ouniy. Indiana, her maulrn name
Maiy Uvanda Hunt. Hlir hud
lllailr her home ill Antloth. Calif.,
for the pant II yror.v Cremation
nrivlica were held at Chawl uf the
Oilmen In Oakland. Calif., where
similar services were hrld for her
late luiAband, A. A. Mehaffey, who
died April 2(1. 1U1U. Mrs. Mehaffey
had iieeii In a coma fur several days
and dlrd in hrr sleep, tihe u sur
vived by an only child, Lawrence W.
Mehaffey, Antloch, Calif., and two
KralidAoiiH, Larry W, Mehaffey and
Donald C. Mehalfey, both of All-
UlHll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mehaffey were
rrsldcnlJi of Klamath Kails fur many
years. Their sou Lawrence was as
sistant cashier of the First HUle
and Havings bank before World
War I. He is the sun-in-luw of Mrs.
Wilbur A. Jones of this city.
Drum Corps Members of Ihe
Esiiles auxiliary drum corps are
akrd to meet tonlcht, Monday, at
1 30 In the tipper FOE hall for prac-lire
In Klamath Falls
"Call O
Lee,
7777'j 1
for lifa inturonca
and lacurily
731 Main St.
Ol.llKST K.STAni.lSHKf)
RUG and FURNITURE CLEANING
Firm in Klamath Falls
Work dona In our modern plant or In your
own horn or business any hour!
SAME PRE-WAR PRICES
r do rem us oj.::
RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANERS
nparalleled!
m
GARY
COOPER
as (earless
CapL Holden,
who buys
fiery slave-girt
P.ulette Goddard
In Cecil B.
DeMllle's
Technicolor
masterpiece,
"UNCONQUERED'
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THURSDAY
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MaMaiaaafaaBBS aaanaaraaaa atiau aaaaBBiaBBAjBaT'
1U H
fjMmi a
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COSMETIC BAR
Main Floor
tlie creamy liquid
way to cleanse
your skin
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
K.s.rl flu.riilrd Wrk
(All IIiImi
Rs.liBI,lt ftlf ft, rilimslr.
Sowing Machino Sorvice
faar fftS.p.niftiii llrairt
I'kAfi. fllll VHP HIiM.ta IVi
WORLD'S LARGEST
5c LLC R AT IOV ,,,
PAY
MORE:
Three H Channel The Three R
club of the UNA will meet on March
23 at 1 p. in. with Mrs. Anna Mc
Cormack, 4200 Frieda street. The
meeting has been chunked from the
homo of Mrs. Elsie Loiigmlre, 718
Owens.
face "Broken Out?
Do an ao many do for ultin improve--ment
uw lUinol Soap for daily
rU-anning you'll enjoy ynedicaUd
Ketiinol to too the pimply irritation.
resiiiql0:::
NERVOUS
crankv 'tverv month'?
Ara tou troubled by rUAtreng of
frml functional prlodto disturb
ncf7 Dfg thig make) ycaa fw mi
ttrfd, hlen-trung, ntrvnus at nrh
tlm? Tha-n o try Lfctia B. Plnk
hkm'g Vrfruhle Compound to rnltf
uch grmptomkl Ptukhm'a Com-
rnd u niftdc tipieiaUv or uomn.
alM hu what Dorton cull a
vtoniaurhle tnnlr. mttuftti An rlniTan
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S Kh
WASHING
MACHINE
SERVICE
s-sss. All Mokoe -s -Authorized
Maytag
Service
TUCKER
STEINKAM?
APPLIANCES
Ksqulre Bide. Phone MM
c
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Feather Touch cleamei gently,
beautifully, quickly the moment it touches
your tentitlve skin. Tissues off ,
uit as fast leaving your face cool, sweet
and thoroughly cleansed.
$1.21, 2.2 J, 4.00 the bottle plus tax.
Surprisingly Feather Touch cosfi
no more than older cleansers.
VW6
Sfniilive tkin clean.nr
by Cdrlc c iLc ilzr
This Easter..
sroitt: iidi rh
:3t A. M. 5:30 P. M.
II AT PEIEV'S
Spring Flowers Bloom on Pretty
EASTER PRUT-DRESSES
BLOOMING EASTER FLORALS
DARK OR LIGHT BACKGROUNDS
BEMBERG SHEERS
FRENCH CREPES
RAYON JERSEYS
RAYON LINENS
SIZES 9 TO 44
Brighten your wardrobe and your life with several of these colorful prints.
So many styles to choose from, you're sure to find some to please you.
Made of fine quality materials and smartly styled for that "new look".
Here's variety and economy at Penneys.
8
Plain Pastels - Dressy Types
These dresses have all the earmarks of expensive dresses.
Every dress sunlit with Charm all right in fashion won
derful colors and styles to choose from. Be smart come
quick take your pick ond SAVE. Sizes 9-44.
8
90
Ribbons and Flowers Bedeck daitel cMati
Beautifully fashioned Eoster Pretty Smooth. Sisal
Swiss straw braid. Penney's variety of styles include small,
head-hugging hats, flower-trimmed sailors, large brim off-the-face
styles. Dainty ribbon, flowers and veils make them
individual ond very becoming.
1 1
;.:V.1
! ; til
1 M
baUtty w-itU lace and tuct&L
Qay Airtetied,
BLOUSES
3
,98
There's quaint charm in every ititch of
these lovely blouses. White rayon ere pea
or cotton broadcloth with frilly lace
and eyelet embroidered ruffles. Remi
niscent of horse and bujery days, yet
crisply modern. Sites 32-35.
SWING SKIRTS
Rustling Bright Plaids
TAFFETA PETTICOATS
4
98
Here's a Sprint favorite! C'harmhu taf
feta petticoats. Flared ruffled bottoms
wear under your "Gay Nineties"
skirt. Bright plaid colon Just rich! for
that peek-a-boo look. Siies: small, me
dium and large.
498
The more sweep the better! Wear a
black rayon skirt with s fussy blouse
and presto, an elegant Easter outfit.
Some with a contrasting piping or dain
tv ruffled bottom. Colors In pastels er
black. Slies 12-18.
Slte&i Jlovelut&Ll
Nylon Blouses
3'8
mouses are big fashion this spring.
They're seen above all types of sklrta
and suits. Shcrrtv dainty in blue, pink,
gray, white and black. Sites 32-38.
PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR
Something New Glamor Knit
NYLON SWEATERS
Toa will love these soft, warm, short
sleeve pullovers Ideal with slacks, skirts
or suits. Not reprocessed 100 pure
nylon resists perspiration, color-fast,
requires no blocking. Washes easily,
tries quickly. Colors: Pink, blue, yellow,
while. Sizes 32-38.
298
So Smart This Spring
SHORT LENGTH COATS
Popular short styles, beautifully styled
In soft wool suedes. DrlglU colors and
soft pastels. So pretty with your new
Spring suits or dresses. Priced tor all
budgets. SUea 10-18.
2475
BOYS'
CHARACTER SWEAT SHIRTS
98c
Ideal for school or plRy warm long-wearln
cotton knit. Soft cotton flannel lining. Colors:
yellow, blue, white, brown.
lKiWNSTAlHH
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