Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 29, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVE Oliiunpl mid Mwk-liHrs TIip Olmuipl it ltd Miikutiwro Camp Kiip uioupN u( Kiililmvi'ti UHVft ft piny Ht Dip I it I IT A rnrWIny, April 0, mllril "Thr KUk Hpnikn." Il wm a piny hiirtpil on thr Unltrri Niitloim liiuiiitjp. lit Hie vufit wma Hcver )y Kmulmnti un Hully liinw; Mary Kg mi u C'limlitttr; Jnui Jnn)Lr(iu an I.lllltui; mid in (he churn were linvffi ly Kurltiiit, Ciimlyn Htolrr, Urtlv Lou Duvin, limy CoWtiti, Hlilr Iry Henry, Juitn Hirkiiuin, Ormlrilnc I.iMifuln. Aillm I.yin h, Nancy Lynch, Or Lor In Conr, UiIn lluftlmd, Hlmr Jriin UmjuiU, Krlliu liurlhut; the simile voir wua Vint In I a MurU. Jean jHiiilr.toii, Hrrllw. HeUuJaHra llurliim Club The- Cora-Cola I lot 1 1 1 1 iu company mi Hprinit itrret who vuitrd by the Miuujitwru ut oup of Murium club Bill. April ft. About Ii HI rift III Lhn gioup marie dtp nip wliftfl ihry uw dtp bottles Upiiik ctt-Hncd, tilled with nyrup und rnibonitlrd walrr, nipped, iiiIxikJ mix) piM'kpd in ruitntM mid caws. Kollowiiut thp tour pnrh tu given il not Mr- ut Cuke. Thin U liitt'iulrd lo bp only the flrat of nun i Ik r of lours In various r-ilHbllnlimrhUi utxitit town, Klo Ann J'rrkln. Mrtl)c. Thr Bawjawnt dub inn auali. the lUth u( Apt II to rlrcl ufflcrr. The lirv offlt-ptk are prmldpnl. Orfaldliie l.cwlfi; vlcr piPKidntt, I'hyllli Lynch; MHTPlary, Iluttmru HwHtuimi; treas urer, (MtttulPtln (.UpHfton; ncrlbe, Ar pnr Hrulllrr. 'flip ttirlif who were inure-tlrd flllrd out application blank .or the Camp Kire Day ennip, June 28 to July ft mid July 6 to U Tills In to lenni l J ip woik fur iiKtiittiini coiuiM-lor at riubli-dird camp, iMkr a' the Wood. Nrw Scribe, Ailrnp llittlllrr. t if J '( n t Uklhl llurlcuii Club Two rtprt'lul Iilnu were shown the Krr-.lii.uwi Horlium UliU in the Uklhl club by Mr. mid Mm. H. K. Hoiker who rntcrtainpd the iclrU In their home on the evening ut April 0. Movie tftkru ut a party given be fore thrir junior high srndUHllon werr rAjwcially well rccclvrd by the ItlrU. Travel picture Uuoutfh Nevada and Arliuma and ut Crater luke were hImi enjoyrd. PrrAident Diana Blnkley 'called a short batlncAft meeting mid niein bernhip card were presented to the rhm ler meuilxTit. Uy CMinp at Moore park mid camp at Lake o' the WufHtn were dlM.-Uiued. Hc(irhuteniJi were nerved by Mm. Hooker a-miAted by her dmighUT, Mary. Mm. Hubert Hriuy mid her daugh ter, Uhermalee were lumlPMea for the next meeting of the gioup on April Ti Thp giiU rngitged In gen era) dicu-viioiu and worked out fillip lefiuiirniriila for rank. Hhernmlec will pan Klremaker'N rank at the next Court of Awards, and Leuna Leltlipad I completing her Torchbearrr crnftAiiiim In art. At the end of (he evening refresh ment of cleverly decorated cake were nerved with punch. Truman Invited To Visit Oregon WASIIINUTON. April M 111 PirMilrlil Trumnn Invltrd Wrd nrMlny to vimi I'nrlliuid. Ore. dur um hlii lorthcomliiii lrl) lo tiie The Invltatliiii ha rxlrndrd by Hnulor Cordon iH-Orc.) In ft While Huiim cull. Cnrdun suld lutcr thai the prenl drill hi Invltrd for the minunl Hiur Frnilvnl, which will be held June 0-13. He Kld the prrtklrnl would like tu nttrnd. but dtd not comment himnelf on the Invilntion. t Dewey To Speak At OSC May 4 COKVA1XIH, A)ill JB it'i-Oov-rnior Thonuu E. Dewey of New York, cttmlidiite for the republlcmi piTldrnUnl noiulnutlon, will ipruk nt 8erlHl convocation al OreRon ttnlc colh'iic at 8 p. m. on May 4, It ttiu nnuouiH-i'd Wednrxdny. PrrcrdluK the iienklnit enRnce nii'nl he will lniert vnrloun 111 duhtrlrn and the O.'tC cnmpun. A diiinrr will le given by local repub llmim iiiecrdlnir Inn talk. Theliew- ry party will upend the nlKht here and leave the followliiR morning for appcarancca nt Junction City and Fuvrne. .'4 Any could be as good as if ...if others were alway willing to pay for the wime cxpenHive, high Bltlttjcls coffee, used so generously in the SAW blend. The Mellow'd Coffee tW FINI POODI Am uni roooi NO REFUNDS EXCHANGES OR APPROVALS i'.-t. vi1.1 ,.?.!(;.. AwwV DAY WE INVITE YOUR CREDIT Infants' and Children's Department 149 1.49 ? BOYS' BIB CORDUROY OVERALLS . ,j Maroon only. 4 to IX. Rri. I2.H A t.t l BOYS' WAIST B CORDUROY OVERALLS With tuiprndro. Maroon, blue and red. Hliei 4 to iX. i f. .4t J BIB CORDUROY 1 HQ B SHORT PANTS 1 j Blur, aqua and brown. HUet X lo I, Reg. $3.49 POPLIN & CHAMBRAY 119 .1 COVERALLS V;; Itlue and aqna. Hlir 4 to (X. Rrf. f 1.7B TODDLERS' 1 1Q COYERALLS 1,17 ; Mmall, 'medium and lane. Kef. ll.M 2PIECE ! PAJAMAS 139 Krlnkle erepr In blue only, Kliea 4 to (. Rr(. ft. IB. COTTON OCr PANTIES Sliei 1 to 4. Itef. Me and 4e i BOYS' and GIRLS' M ANKLETS 19c Odd lot of broken iIim. Reg. lc and 4r SI BOYS' and GIRLS' 1 ?Q COnON SWEATERS 1 7 . t' Red and brown. NUea 1 lo . Re. ll.M BOYS' QUALITY T-SHIRTS Sliei 1 and . Reg. II. U BOYS' LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS 69c 69c White only. 8Ue I. Reg. Il.lt K BOYS' HEAYY ri TWILL PANTS ' ' Hue and bronn. Siren t to (. Reg. gt.: 139 j i BOYS' SPORT i; SHIRTS ',; Nanforlted . . . blue and white. Siren 4 to I. Reg. ft. IS 69c O Downstairs Store Q . part wnni U BLANKETS NOW Blue, rone and green. Reg. 11.95 H CAMP 3 BLANKETS NOW 50 Striped border denlgnn. Wool rill - Ing. Iteji eotton fl DRAPERY ' A REMNANTS a 3; ajj i ii j ..... i. , umi iriiKiiin 01 line arapenra, uiiania 7 Me Price mm&Y & SATURDAY In accordance with our policy of keeping all stocks fresh and up-to-the minute in style we are clearing many lots of merchandise to make room for new incoming summer stocks! Q Close-Out of 120 Mid-Season Styles Including Junior, Regular and Half-Sizes 175 - DRESSES - 175 JOO 00 LOT NO. 1 VALUES TO 19.95 NOW Prints, pastels and dark colors. Lot No. 2 Values to 29.50 NOW Prints, pastels and navy. Lot No. 3 Values to 47.50 NOW Famous labels in late seasonable styles. w00 75 SUITS 75 Famous Labels in Very Late Styles Lot No. 1 Values to 32.50 Lot No. 2 Values to 49.50 Lot No. 3 Values to 69.50 Lot No. 4 Values to 79.50 CHOICE NOW NOW NOW w95 2995 4B95 B995 Ladies1 Summer Millinery Elegant new styles in flowered modes. l Values to $25 i and ii ONE LOT ASSORTED SUITS & COATS Vo price Famous label quality in every garment STORE HOURS Lf fr t DOORS OPEN 9:30 A. M. TO jfjjllffl AT 9 30 5:30 DAILY xylXWtW FRIDAY Headquarters for Famous Label Merchandise O Accessory Dept. O 00 LADIES' SEAMLESS HOSIERY Sl-fauge, fine quality ... Reg. fl.gS NOW LADIES' UMBRELLAS Fine quality rayon and oil allk in plaids solida. Reg. 18.95 nine, NOW PRIMROSE HOUSE COSMETICS NOW All remaining Items In creams, oils, shampoos, lipsticks, rouge and bath oils. ; PRICED TO CLEAR! 1 2 Price O Yardage Dept. Q ONE LOT ASSORTED WOOLENS NOW 8olld colors in medium and heavy weights. Values to J5.95 yd. ONE LOT SPUN RAYON YARDAGE NOW Solids, polka dots, checks and prints In newest seasonable colors. VALVES TO $2.19 YD. 1 Yd. 89 O Corset Department O GIRDLES and PANTIE GIRDLES NOW sizes. NEMO FOUNDATIONS - NOW Slies 38 to 41. VALVES TO S8.50 ONE LOT GIRDLES NOW Well-known brands In fine quality garments. REGULARLY S6.50 Assorted styles In broken sizes. VALUES TO $5.00 1 go. 3 ONE LOT OF BRASSIERES ityles ) $JJ0 NOW 2 for Assorted Styles VALUES TO SZM 1 O Shoe Department Q 4 99 LADIES' SHOES Flats, wedgies, sandals. Values to 18.95 HOUSE SLIPPERS 149 Broken Siies. Values to 94.95. GRADUATION WHITE C QC WEDGIES Genuine elk In I styles. Buy today for compleU Ice ranees. USE YOUR CREDIT FOR TRULY FINE PORTRAITURE MILLER - JONES STUDIO DOWNSTAIRS 1 n H 1 t i 98 ?j , ft 00 f , 98 : 1 v. 00 fi t ii n V ri fi I) h I) J i.a