THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
No-Highway
Use Gas Tax
Levy Vetoed
A uiKr.tliin Mint a imrllitn of lite
highway laaiillne lav be Irvlrll oil
noii-ltlilttiay uarra audi aa larntera
anil htaiera Haa eliminated U'rillim
ilav hrlnrti Ihe. Klamalh rhnmlirr of
i imimerra illrrclum Ntluntrd the
roait anil highway roinmlllee'a
riM'uiiiiiirniliilliMiN fur h Mate hlih
whv llltaltrliii pniiram.
Tile rollllllltlre'H K'rilltllllt'lltlllllOMM
were iliiiwn up preparatory to mi
Inleiliii nilnnilllri) hiwIiiK lirrn In
April. Aiuiinii It rriouiiiieiKliitloiiii,
riimiiilitee auimeiiteil Unit linn
taxe inlitht be ralnei up to two
renin, but lliul the ailillllniiitl uaa
In almlilil not )) Mihet In rrliiiul
by lioii-hluliwiiy unera. lAl present.
noii-liinhway uuiuilliie l lint aub
Jri t In inn, unci unera limy npply fnr
rrfuinl nf the tiixea pnlil at time
of ptmirnM I I
rruMiai Out
III VrilHrjula' ILt'Uftlull, H waa
axrrlrd tbal the auiir.llon llirra
br itu return! on la& ini-rraira
viulairtl tlir pniit iilr Hint biiiiHay
u.rra ulluullt lurnull llir llliani'lll(
lur lilgliHuy Hiirk. Mrmtirra ul Hit
hllllnay rommlllee Hrrr aireealile
tu rllmliiallni thp iriipntal, anil
T uiimlril a minimi lu thai rlleit
, li) lllrk IL Miller.
'I'lil till return itppioveri Hip com
muter .limit aunlli'l itrllrral nlill
teuton boiitla tnr highway liniiutinii,
and IUi atiiiiiralliilut Hint any ailill
tliillal tliialuliiu bo provldrd thrmiith
UiiiTHAra In auln rcHiAtintlnn trra,
tirivo llrrmc lrr and una taxes.
They alto aipruvrd a committee
rriummriidalluii that If the leal,
lalurr dura Mud It advUalilr lu uro
vhlr (ur hliliMay ImniU, Ibry br
.hiirllrrm, rallahle rrvrnur limida
lu br llqiililalril uul of llir Inrrratra
uitralrd abnvr.
I At l-lra
A pirn tor i-lutiubrr uf commend
alipporl ul tlln Trrn-Aue club was
iiiiui.i by Jim uwriui, and tlirrc aa
(uiUirr rxpmnation ul tlic ihio
piujrct by lull Procter, the. thru-tor;
bam Mmilii, city recreation uirec
tt . and Mull Kiiiiiikuii, n member
nl the adult adumiry council. Iirm
drnt I'lnl llll.hiiKlt awiumi 1 11 e
Hi '.up ul llir clmiuurr a hiicrent and
aupiiurl.
It waa explained Ibat rrnmilrhtif
ol llir Trrn-Air rlub bulldlm on
t.lililh aUrrl l flnanrrd by a arrap
drlr. and mrtnbrra of thr rhambrra
rrr urird lo turn arrap ovrr to
thr TernAier.
Grange Votes
RC Donation
A caiih dunatlnn waa approved for
the Itrd Crtwa drive at Uie meeting
of Mrrrlll iranico hrld Monday In
the Mrrrlll lOOK hall. Mra. John
Ulacomlnl, granite. maMer. presided,
and thrrr were III members present.
Report of tiitrrr.il to farnirra
. cro nutdo and dlacuwrd by John
tllacominl, aurlculture chairman,
and J. II. Drgiian. rrprrnrntative of
the Klamath I'ouio Clrowrra aiuo
riallon. J. Ulnnd Pojie rxplalnrd
tho Initiative prtltlona hkh the
Orrgun atitte Braimr is anklng nub
ordlnaie iiraimra lo circulate, lo put
Uirae mraxurra on the ballot for
t'nrral rlrrtion. One mraaure la
the arvrrancr lax tor forMt con
arrvatlnn and I lid olhrr la the cor
poration exclMi tax revcinif amenrt
mriit. Offlrcra wrrr elrclrd to fill vacant-Ira
with John aiacnmlnl an gnte
krricr; Mora. Mrs. Anna Howard:
lady aiudntahl aleward. Mra. Dovle
Ri-rdrr The vaianclra rc.iultrd from
Mr. and Mrs. Ilrnry Hulirlc movinj
" to Vale and Mr. and Mra. Rex Btot
fer moving to Washington.
Plana for another public card
party and for the scheduled visit lo
Kort Klamath grange were dis
cussed. Rev. Kennelli Brown, lecturer,
gave a reading by Irvln 8. Cobb.
Refreshments In keeping with Ens
ter were served by Mr. and Mrs.
R. Petrlk. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wlne
barger and J. U. Degnan.
Power Line To
Be Built
PORTLAND, March 34 ilCon.
Vatructlon of a BD-mlle power line lo
llr.k Pacific Power and Light com
pnny'a operntlons In the nend area
with the Colunibln valley and Port
land arena will be stnrted this
ai ring, the company reported Wed
nesday. Plans for the $1.4(10.000 project
were announced following comple
Hit of an ngreement Willi Hie Hon.
ni vllle administration under which
tin lines will be built tn govern
ment specif leal Inns ami luier may
be bought by Bonneville.
Clcorne T. Brngg, vlre president
aim general ninnnger of PP.VL, anltl
the Hue will run from the com
pany's Tyith valley hydro-electric
plnnt nenr The IJulles, thioimh
Mnupln ii nd Madras niul connect
with the firm's Cove hydro plant on
the Crooked river.
He snld work would be pushed In
order to relieve the heavy loud now
bi lug carried by the Deschutes ays
lem. serving Bend, Redmond, Piliio
vlllo and Madras.
SAIGON
Proiorvs Th'oio Valuable
Papon and Document!
Lot Ui Copy Thom
tip to BM4"xll" 60o
Undcrwood'i Camera Shop
111 Main rimne lflM
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
New Office Location
300 North 7th HU
Phone 8346
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Now
This is a sale of odd lots . . . broken sizes . . . and dis
continued lines. The quantity of most items is small, but
all are exceptional values. You should see them tomor
row sure!
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WMATS
Kuppenheimer - Timely - Society Brand
81 SUITS-23 TOPCOATS
VALUES TO $55.00 VALUES TO $70.00
NOW NOW
Here's a real sale of men's suits and topcoats just in
time for Easter. We picked these suits and coats from
our regular stock for this event. ALL WOOL . . . ALL
SIZES (sizes are broken) . . . ALL LATE STYLES. Choose
exactly what you want at this big savings. The quantity
is limited to the amount stated above, so be sure and see
these nationally known brands of suits and coats.
ARROW TIES
Regular 7.00 Ties, $ JI
2 or y
An aiiortmcnt of about three doien.
Take your pick ot 1 for 1.00
Silk Pajamas
110.93 Values, AC
NW Ot) 3
Beautiful colors' and patterni. Just 8 to
choose from . . mad by Manhattan.
rui
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12.50 Values
Your Choice
s5
Three doxen in this group,
made by a famous maker . .
but we can't mention tha
name here now 5.00
J8I
Outing Pajamas
Just 18 left . . . sixes B.
C, D. Coat stylo. Fancies.
Manhattan and B. V, D.
quality.
WORK SHIRTS
Right from our regular
stock! Sanforixcd . . . full
cut. Sixes 14'i to 18' i.
For this event only at 1.00.
LINED JUMPERS
$
LEATHER COATS
Genuine GOAT SKIN .
a wonderful buy at half
price . . . but not all sixes
Only 9 coats.
A dandy work coat. Sixes
42 to 48. They're lined
overall jumpers. Were 4.95
. . . just 10 left at only
WHITE SHIRTS
Size 15 Only
For you men who wear sixe
15, here is a buy . . . Just
a doxen in this group.
$2
WOOL UNIONS
Size 40 Only
Far you who wear heavy
wool unionsuits, and can
wear a sixe 40 . . . here's
a buy. 11 suits only. Were
7.75 now 3.00
$3
RAIN SUITS
Jackets -- Pants
Sizes Large and Extra Large
Government surplus . . . guaranteed water
proof. Jackets with hoods . . . WHAT A BUY!
Providing you can wear the sixe.
BECAUSE of the small quantity
. . . none of this merchandise will
be displayed in our windows.
Store For Men
SPORT COATS
$
.A
ONLY 9 COATS
Small Size Only
These were expensive sport coats, but are in
sixes 34-37 only. Take 'em home for 53.00
each. Just 9 to choose from.
KNIT BRIEFS
WERE 79c,
NOW
3 for
Regular knit briefs ... all
elastic waist band. Sixes small
and medium. 4 doxen quantity.
All Wool
SWEATERS
life
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An assortment of about two doxen. Slip-on
and coat styles. All wool . . . NEW ... but
sixes are broken. On sale at just half the
regular price.
Corner 5th and Main
SHOES
JARMAN-WINTHROP
An odd lot of Winthrop and Jarman shoes.
All sixes, but not all widths. Broken lots . . .
regular 10.95 and 12.95 qualities. About 40
pairs in this lot now 6.95
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