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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE WEATHER KLAMATH FAI.I.S) ANII VII'INITVl Fall' lolilMllt. Iih'IvnrImI fllilHllltaaa Wall naaitay Willi anuw liy viiiiim. High I" lay ahmil mi. Uiw lulilalil an. HUll VV.dltaailay . NWIITIIKIIN CAI.ICOIINIA I'ailly rlmnly lixlNy, limlglil ami W.dnaailay. I.lglil almw.l. III aall.ln. liollll anil inuw lllllllaa III lilall limlllilaliia tmlay nd rain III villain nnrlli lata W.lnaa day l.lllla diansa III lainitataliir.. Mini .lal. nurlliw.at wlntla nil cuaal. WF.NTFIIN nlir.UON: I'arlly Hmuly nil ri.ltlar with law ahowara unlay anil Itmlghl Main W.lnaila . IHSII l'lay anil Wadltaailav Ml In 3 l-m Ionian! a? In ill. Stmt.iale III liaah nnrtliwaal wllnU utt null, iNM-mnlna aoillltwaal W.itti.ail.v anil llici.aalna tu alfuus un not III voaal. F-ANTKHN IIIIKIillN: I'arlly flnmly ml i-iHilar Imlar Willi arallatail slmwaia III iniMHilaltla nl bmhIIi ami .aliam. eaal ihiiiIuii. Fair anil nmlai Innlaln. Willi Inwa nf W In .1(1. Iii-i.nalli i luuillnaaa Wailnaa.lay anil allglilly warlnar, Willi hllia nl in In . Kllca North Dr. Hnimicl D. Ear hart loll by plane this morning for rlwcillsh hospital III Hrallle where lie will undergo aniiucry. Mr. Karhurl mid Ur. K.irhiirl's nurse. Mr. Ki.tlir.rlno C'rIMiioii. accom panied him anil will remain until Iter the opcrullon. ut. r.mnnri nltli will not l i-lircl. however lie dura not plnii to lolurn to practice for one mohlh. Return- Mr. mid Mr. Victor O'Neill ot Portland street relumed Hunday afternoon Ironi Uic cool. Mrs. O'Neill )rnt two weeks nl While Itock cabins near tlroukinga iUrid O'Neill Joined her there lot Thursday. lnii..h,.ll Khnwar ltesldrnU of Bly are giving household shower fur Mr. mid Mn. J ark Harrison nl 1 p. in., Friday In the Illy hmh ..,. .i uvm The Harrison home burned to Uie groiinil rlunday morn lug. To Alaska Jimmy Tromonle mid Wilbur Hllle of thin eliy left by plmie thin week for Fairbanks. Aki. Mm. Triimonle. Mn. Bllles mid the Hlllen' daughter will Join them o soon u achool U out, mid the two fanilllea will make their homes there. New t lar -A class In child de velopment open to parents, teachers and anyone uncreated will be con ducted by Dr. John Senilis nf Hotithern Oregon college at KUHB In room 300 at 7 tonight, Tuesday. Vkdllng Mr. and Mra. Ernest Paddock ar In town for a few day laying at Die Wlnema hotel. Pad dock la a cattleman from William. Calif. Tasaa Yeeation Mra. John F. Richardson. 3KI4 Allamont drive, left today for Trio to pend a couple ef months TUltlng with her parenla. Ranimage Carpenters Auxiliary Ml will apatuuir a rummage sale at lit 8. Dili on Balurday, April J Anyone having rummage for the aala may call IU9 or 8038 tot pickup. Jtaslllary Meeting The Martna rflorpa League auxiliary will meet at IjCC hall tonight, Tuciulay. at I o'clock for a aoclal gathering. Postponed Meeting of the Town mid auxiliary ho been poatpoued until the firm Tuesday In April. Oil llultill Teat - Chll l ira K. I'CITV Jr. H lo who ho been aliiUmicd nl AlmnrilH, Uullf., un a nidur Inch- nlcliin phuneii ma puri'lim, Mr. nun Mra, (,'hmlea K. I'eny, I'lno, liml week Ui tell Ihem of hla iiMlguiui'iit. He la being flown by the iiuvy tu liliilwnliik wliorn a. hiinili LcmL will be conduct! cl and will be on tlm di alroyer eacorl Murch which will throw a protective teat around Ilia trni. ! Malt I'lMlpniicd -The Hull f'riili cImo riglouiil office of the vet- ! orHtiV HdmlnlnliiitlDii hua citncclled j the piuponed vlnlt of the cum I ml repreaeiilitllve which wiia net for . Murch 111 mid 110, to the office In Kluliinlll r'ulla. The trip la now pliiuned fur April 6 mill II, when the rnpreneutntlve will vlall tho office In the federul building, Marrlrd Melon I'eiice, employe of . Weyeihiieimer Timber compiiny, uud E. E. Illckn, who U wall the Klmn ath lleullug compmiy, huve un iiuunred their nmrrliige In Itono, Nov., on Kebruury llu. 1U4H. They huve both lived In Kliiuutth rnlln for aeverul yeura and now huve an upartmriil on Uarrow. ' Clinic Slates Visit Here The Iiokhii trulnliig clinic illl lie held In Kliimnlh Union high achool kvim Wcilneadiiy at 7:30 p. m. when Itiiluud "Klckupixi" Logun. well kiiuwn truliiiT, will vla.lt Klnmulh ''lilln. The clinic In for Hie benefit of ciiiiihea, phynlcnl educHtlou In nliucUirn, iilhlelcn anil unyonc In lerenled III athletic trulnliig. Ihii linn Wen truluer ut Wiht fiilnt, the Uhlveralty of f Itlnbumh, Kunnua uulvernlty of the llonton IK (I Hox. fle In now head of a wentem trulnliig nuppllen compuuy. 'f'he clinic will connlnt of u Iccluie and denioiinlrullon by Logan and a dlncuulou of trulnliig problemn. f 'hurch Hervlcea -fipcciiil ncrvlccn will be condui.U'd ut the Flrnt Church of Uixl, 2W2 Altiimoiil, encll evening, Tuendiiy, tonlKht, through Hunduy, ut ftcv. CM. Ilriihrn of Krenuo, Calif., will con duct aervlcen. All are welcome. Sarginson Off For New Post A golng-awny prcneul wan pre nenled to John W. Hurglnnon elutur iliiy nlglit nl the Wllliird at a fare well purty In hln honor. Hiirglmou, dlnlrlct ranger tor KoKiie Itlver mitloniil forent, la be ing trunnferred to Wiuihlngton and left with hln fumlly Sunday for hln new dlnlrlct. There were About 26 pernonn pren- cut to bid Harglnnon farewell Sat urday night, all Interested In aome phuae of forentry. Tlicre were 17 men prenent from the went nlde of the Rogue river, Including Union creek, three from the Klamath Kulln forentry office, two from the Klamath Indian reservation, two from the Keep Oregon Green unno elation and two from Klamath Forent Protective anaoctrtlon. Othern from Weyerhaeuncr Timber com piiny, other lumber companten and other concerns were Invited but un able to attend. Moon Map by Kadar Radar may be lined In making a map of the moon. Some nclenilsu believe It will be possible to receive . radio echoea from the moon, nuik- Ing It possible to atudy Irregularities on the aurface. Pinochle Club-Ye Olrie Pinochle club will meet Thursday April I with Agnen fwe. HAKiON PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME i Tor marly of Aihlandi M Wotl Hal Ntrtl. Mtirnr4 ()rtofl, Phnn Ttitl 14-llur rvlrs. Kflilr4 Hmrtt im Cbftrg Ralph's Mobil Service Motor Tuning Itruke Service Lubrication Mee Itulph Before Buying TIKKH AND BATTKHIIS 11th Klumuth I'hime Mr E4 Krlurn- Mr. and Mm. Oonnld L. I Oolillug and Mrs. H. K. Merry re turned Monduy evening from Hun Jose where they visited with the A. Chniidler Merry fumlly during the Kusler hollduys. They nlso cull ed on the Ocorge Hiimple fumlly in Los Clntoa, fonurrly of Klnmulh J Knlla. On Trip Hurry WIImiii and lis ter Wilson, Mnlln furmrrn are on a trip with their wives mid exiiected . buck around April 1. The twn cou ples went by train and purchased a cur which Ihry nre driving buck. They were vialtiug In Tcxua at the lust word of them received here. Kaater At Home Wllllum Mills has returned to Hun Francisco to resume his studies at a murlunry chool ufter spending F-oler week end with his wife Mnry at 1017 High. Mills rxpecta to be graduated from the achool on June lb. 8AIOON "IN OUR GROUP IT'S USUALLY PM" "We get together oftan for dane Ing and auptier on special occoioita, or Just for cards and conversation. P.M'a mild, mellow and pleasant tote doea make H the 'Perfect Mixer' at our frequent informal partiea. We like l'M's lasting 'Pleasant Momenta' and we like ita price!" National Distillers Products Cor poration, New York, N. Y. Hlendcd Whiskey. HA Proof. 70 Urain Neutral Spirita. Improving Mnry "Peggy" Kelly nf Portlnnd, Injured Hunduy when a cur In which she wns riding plung ed off the Sun mountain grndr, was reKirted Improving today at Klam ath Valley hospltnl. Bhort Visit-Mrs. E. C. Pharr of Portland arrived Haturday to send Eoter Sunday with her dnughter. Mrs. Charles Hlark and family, on Ijkoslinre drive. She left Tuesday morning to return home. To Medford Sam nitchey. dls. trlct manager for The California Oregon Power company, sfient Tues day In Medford on business. (lym flees "Die Henley ladles gym cluas will meet iwo more lliursdays from 7:30 until P p. m. The last class will be held on April S. RNA Drill Team Members will practice Wednesday at S p. m. In the Moose hall. A special group from the gov ernment. Some never used . . . many with less than 100 huura. Your choice of equipment, doxerm, logging winches, power control unite, etc. Kverv tractor reduced In price but Ft'l.LV Cil'AKAN TKKD. Write, wire or phone today I RAY 0. HENDERSON CO. International Distributors Woodland, Calif. Thone 10 23 eaM Ayo. March 30, 1925 W. D. Miller, local contractor, was low bidder on the Job of widening a mile and a half of the Adams canul neur Adams point. a LONOVIEW Weyerhaeuser Timber company announced that It would build extensive manufacturing plnnta at Long view. a March 31, 1IW.1 AUSTIN, Texiui-Full political and civil right were restored today to Former Governor Jmnes K. Ferguson through a bill signed by Ills wife, "Mn" Ferguson, first" womnn governor of Texnn. a a April I, lim it wun reported Hint a bridge might be built ncrom Link river nt the oullrl nf the Inke rnlher thnii below the Copco dnm, In completion of the Hock Creek hlghwny. a a April 4, II1W With 11.000 acre feet of wnler stored In the Oerber dnm reservoir, fnrmcrn of the eastern section ot Lnngcll valley will be served with wnter thin yenr Just aa fust aa structures and ditches can be constructed. a a a F.slnbllshment nf a Nntlonnl Ollnril Infnntrv cnmpiinv will be sponsored by I he Klmnnlh Officers' Reserve club, It waa decided at a meeting at the While Prllcmi hotel, Builnen ii not italic. A static iniurance policy cannot moot your needs. Our buiinosi ii pro groiiive coverage tor our policy holders. lJlanSuf 3a. Property - Auto - Fire Liab Paul O. Landry Property - Auto - Fire Liability Insurance 410 Main Street Phone Mil The Courthouse la Now One Block Down the Street from Our Office if I WOMEN'S RAYON SHARKSKIN UNIFORMS 3 50 Rayon sharkskin, made by well known California manufactur ing company. Sharkskin washes so easily and always is right. Slightly soiled and shop-worn but washing will make new! Kvery one reduced: Close-out! (tet yours while they last SM'OMl ri.OOK Ilk WOMEN'S TAILORED OR FEMININE ROBES 4 oo Odd lots broken slsea. Lingerie sets and a few wools and quilled styles. While they last. Every one reduced. Girls' Wool Jackets $3.00 risld only. Just a few aliea. Slipover and coal styles. SKt'ONO M.OOII 19 4 WOMEN'S LACE TRIMMED BRASSIERES 1 49 Extra fine quality brassieres, full lace trims, adjustable hook on back for snug fitting. Elastic side Inserts ad justable wide ribbon shoulder straps. .Soft tearose In color. -Sltea 32-40.' Roll-on Girdle and Panties 75c Large else only. Tearose color. One-way stretch. SI.COND Vloor. WOMEN'S SWING TYPE SKIRTS 4 oo Some just received! Some reduced! Evory one bargain priced! New merchandise, especially priced for extra Penney value. Slsea Si to 30. Hard finish rayons. Many with wide belts. sic oso n.oou. WOMEN'S BLOUSES 2 oo Odds and ends of tailored and fussy types. a few of a kind! Reduced to clear! Broken sites. Just Girls' Skirts $2.00 Plaid 'n' plains, sises to 9. Every one reduced for clearance. Broken aites. scion n M.OOR WOMEN'S SHORT LENGTH COATS oo 15' TOPPERS! New stock some reduced! Spring shades Spring alyles. Especially low-priced! Made of IWr wool fleeces and coverts. The newest styles at the new est prices! Women's Jackets with detachable hoods $7.00 ttlark with red trim, (ireen with red trim. Just few broken sltea all at reduced prices, SK 11M1 FLOOR ill mi M4S in A ID MIPIP ii ink ii ii in ui Note These Values BOYS' FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS For warmth and comfort In early Hprlnr nfjchti. fcoft fine quality cotton flannel. Vari colored stripes, hlzea 6 to 14. Reduced! OUHSHTAiai 1 77 BOYS' BEDFORD CORD PANTS Jr. Boys will really look well-dressed in these Bedford Cord pants. Reinforced at points of strain. Practical thrifty. Sizes ( to 16. DOWNSTAIRS BOYS' LACE BOOTS Constructed of retan leather uppers leather Insole and composition outsole. Ideal for gen eral use. Sizes 4-44-5. Reduced! DOWNSTAIRS BOYS' FIELD BOOTS Fine for general use made of retan leather uppers. Leather Insole and composition out sole. Rubber heels. Sizes 4-4H-5. Reducedl DOK.NflTAIES MEN'S WOOL FELT HATS One group men's better felt hats reduced. Here's a chance to save on hat costs. Jaunty lines blocked in to stay. Good, serviceable. MAIN FLOOR r 500 300 36" SAILCLOTH YARDAGE Make your own drapes or slip covers and save on your budget 3S" fine quality sailcloth frith pretty floral designs. Buy your yardage now and be thrifty. DOWNSTAIRS 79c COTTON FLORAL DRAPES A big buy! Expensive looking unlined cotton drapes rust colored in striking florals. Good quality sturdy cloth. Soft finished for good looks. 7 pairs only. DOWNSTAIRS 5 Yd. 00 MARQUISETTE KITCHEN CURTAINS 00 Crisp, fresh, pin-dot marquisette, all ready to hang. Full ruffling, rolled edges won't fray green or blue dots. 33"i5". 1 pr. only. DOWNSTAIRS 1 RAYON AND WOOL YARDAGE Several types of rayon and wool yardage to choose from at this one low price. Wide se lection ot colors. Reduced to clear! BALCONY ALL-METAL HAIR PINS Invisible hair pins. All metal construction. Priced to clear. Black or brown. j BALC'OM Pkgs. 1 00 Yard 10 KNITTED WORSTED YARNS 4-ply knitted worsted yarn 2-ounce skeins. We have navy and light blue only In colors. Reduced to clear! BALCONT 25 c Skein SPECIAL GROUP SPRING DRESSES A good assortment of spring prints Including bemberg sheers. Plain colors In darks and pastels. to 44. SECOND FLOOR 6 00 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES Women's newest styles. Sleek and shining shoes for dress odd lots and broken sites of O ff A ftf iVV and T .WW our regular line. Choose yours now ' WOMEN'S CASUALS AND OXFORDS Flattering and comfortable. Odds and ends of our regular line, several styles and colors to A AA M AA choose from. Reduced! OvWindl VU DOWNSTAIRS HJ 0 U Htora Hours 9:30 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. Men's Dress Shirts 2.00 Fine count broadcloth at ft price that lets you buy all you need. Sanforized all with non wilt Nu-craft collars. Stripes and plaids. Sizes H'j-U. Re duced! MAIM FLOOR Men's Flannel Slacks 4.00 Extra trousers are like extra dollars in your pocket. 100 wool flannels In good-looking greys and browns. Broken sixes. Reduced! MAIN FLOOR Men's Rayon Sport Shirts 3.00 Swagger styled shirts with long' pointed collars, flap pockets, long sleeves. Rich dusty tones. Some gabardines. Sizes small, medium and large. MAIN FLOOR Men's Plaid Shirts 2.79 Close-out! They look so spruce and gay. -Vat-dyed fine cotton flannel. Sanforised so they'll wash and keep their sixe. Pop ular colors siies 14!a-17. MAIS FLOOR Men's Slack Socks 25c Pr. Ciood durable socks in tasteful i plaids. Reinforced toes and heels mean plenty of wear. Elastic top. Sturdy cotton. Sis es 10-13. Reduced! MAIN FLOOR Men's Work Boots 5.00 Serviceable as well as comfort able. Fine for general use. 18" tops. Heavy construction, rub ber heel. Men you can't beat this shoe at this low reduced price. Slies 6!j-10. MAIN FLOOR Men's Wool Sweaters 2.00 Extra warmth and smartness in these wool sweaters. Budget saving price. Slipover coat styles odd lots broken slies reduc ed! MAIN FLOOR Men's Cotton Unionsuits 1.00 Lightweight cotton union suit for warmer weather. Well made for snug fitting. Vour choice of short or long sleeves. Broken sises reduced! MAIN FLOOR Odds-Ends Remnants Odds and ends of assorted ma terials and colors you can find many uses for these pieces of materials. Every one reduced! BALCONT 1