Herald and news., June 25, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THRfl
WEATHER ,
THKAaf YEAS
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NOBTIUBN L'Al.irilMNIA r.lr lofky
nd BmitUy earaul iwll l'e Paillr
llouilr alui'g Uiim Writer aumlat.
l.lllla rriaiiga In Uniparaliiia. M.nlaral.
t. Irvvh nuilh.Mtarly trlitoa oil eti.t.
WCHTCNN OKSOON: fair liKlar enS
.undar .awil arallarad lwwere ovar
nuiunlaliia liidar anil rliiuilr along nietl.
Ilia" Uixpaiamraa biilh day aa it Ts In
nuilh. II lu U In smith, and ha In da
nn ooaal Utw, tnnlsM 4S In Sfl WHilU
nff cihiI mirtliMMlarly dnd II la U
mlla an hur.
KANTEHN OHRIION: Hair Inday and
.miliar Coiillliiiad nail ItiiusM. IllS'ia
bolll daya 10 lo SO. Uuwa tnnlalil 31 Ul 43.
Graduate Eric Nelson, son of
Mr. and Mrs Itiiluri Plrlkr of Car
inrl. CalH. (orinrrly of Klamalh
ralU mid Clillouulii. graduated from
l he Unlverally uf Calllnrnl. at U
Allgrlro lalt Dark. Al present
Nelson la vacationing hrr before
entering the air furce tlila full a
eecond lieutenant.
Vlall Mrs. Hlylhe Slaughter and
Mia Margaret Painter, bolll of Mo
desto, Calif., arrived Friday after
noon at Ilia Lcula Btone rralclrnre
'..ii N. Bill, where they spent the
mar lit. They ara on thrir way north
i In vl.lt In the Wlllemclte valley
irsion.
Returns Ronald Paul Fnedrlch.
aim of Mr. and Mra. Karl Frledrlrh
left Wednesday for Han Plego where
he will be assigned to tlir aviation
photograii.ty arliool. Wreldrlch haa
bran hnma on Irava aftar hit navy
recruit training.
Vlall Han rranrlar Mra. John A
Ijirann and daughter Judy. 139
lewis strret, Irft early Thuraday
morning for Han Krantiaro where
Ihey intend to go to the Ira Follies
Miss 1 .a rami Is a secretary In tiia
c h amber of commerce offlrt.
Relurne Prank Mnort. who haa
bran visiting hla dauahtrr and arm
In-law. Mr. and Mra. Hubert Veatrh
1041 Portland, returned the firm of
Hie week to hla lvme in Prankfurt.
Ind.
Injured) Arthur M. Mrera. eon
durtnr on the Houihern Pacific, re
reived a let Injury while on duly
ftaturday morning Mvera left Wed- '
ncaday for lha Plouthern Pacific
hoapttal In San Pranctaco.
Wrenched Hark Oeorga Thomaa
employe of Malt Plnnigan. received
a wranrhed bark Thuraday whlla at
work. Ka la preaently confined at
home
Meeting Thera will be a meeting
ryf the volunteer suburban firemen
at the station houaa Monday eve- !
ping. June 27. I
Ta Meet The chamber of com- '
sierra daylight train committee will
meet Tuesday at In chamber at
t si.
Mama Camp Varanelee The first
i-day aeaslon of day camp at
Moure park la filled. The second
smalon of mn daya, July 13, 14, lo.
20. 21. 22, 27. 24 and 28, and tha
third session of August 3, 4, t. 10. II
and 12 hava vacancies. Complete
Information may be obtained from
Ithar lha Cllrl (trout office or Hie
I Camp Plre office, both at iii Main
lirgree Charlea Blaymakcr of
2210 Dlnon street recently received
the master of letters degree from
Ilia research bureau of retail train
lug at tha University of Plttaburgh
-I June I. Churk received tlir
B B A. degree from the University
of Oregon previous to his graduate
work at Pittsburgh.
Chapter Mra. Ilarlry Zrllrr, wor.
thy matron of Cascade Crest chap
ter IM of the Order of the Eastern
mar In Chlloquln, Mrs. Clall Ride
nour and Mr. and Mrs. Waller
lirown were in attendance at the
grand chapter aeaslon In Portland
lecenlly.
To Bend Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Gilbert are leaving net week-end
In attend the water regatta In Bend.
Their four children will accompany
them.
Attends Meeting-Preda MeUker,
Industrial nurse lor the Long-Bell
Lumber company at Teiinant, Calif.,
let' by plan Friday fur Los Angeles
to attend a luncheuu and business
meeting held today, Baturday, by
tlie California Btale Nurses associa
tion. Miae MeUker waa recently
appointed a member of Ui educa
tional committee of Uie InduatrUU
nurse aecllun. Blie will return Bun
day. Bon Bora Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Oellagher of 4M4 B. etli, received
word today of the birth of a sou
to Uieir daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank M. rJominer
kamp of Washing lou, D. C. Mrs.
Bommerkamp la the former Rose
Oallagher. The little boy, whose
name la not yet known, waa boru
at 30 a.m. Baturday. He la the
Bommerkamp'a second child. Their
little girl. Kathleen, la two years old.
New Baby Mr. and Mrs. Robert
O. Davis of Roaeburg are parenta
of a boy, their fust child, born June
It In a Koaeburg hospital. Davis Is
district attorney of Douglaa county
and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ouy
Davis of Klamath Fall. The little
buy waa named John Eric. Mrs.
Davis haa been visiting the family
this week and Davis will Join them
for a visit next week.
Murgery Mrs. Ethel Paddock of
3247 Cannon, underwent major
surgery Tuesday al HI. Vincent's
hospital In Portland. Bhe Is getting
along nicely.
Vacation Over Mr. and Mra. H.
E. Blspham and daughter, Jean,
returned Monday to Uieir home on
2422 Honiedalo road from an ex
tended vacation trip which Included
Ban Francisco where Dick and Joe,
son of the Blsphama, enrolled In
an advanced acrobatics course.
New Book .top Tha county
library bookmobile haa added new
stop to the Tuesday program. Start
ing neat week the moolle book unit
will atop from 1:30 to 4 pm. Tues
day at the Shasta View housing
project.
Dancing Old Um dancing will
be sponsored Baturday night In the
KC hall by the Townsend club. The
public la Invited. Music will be from
pm. to 1 am. by Roy Larson's
orchestra.
COI.I.IMIO '
TILLAMOOK. June 2S OrV-Warren
A. De Launey, 13, Oceanslda.
waa critically injured In a motorcycle-automobile
collision near here
yesterday.
The car driver, Jack Charles
Eberth, 20, Belem. waa cited for
driving on the left of the center line
on a blind curve.
Come and HKP.I I f t
JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
Wilt. Crrli Cnfli..
" mmt Mackldeirr t nUr"
Midland Equipment Co.
Mi mm. lb Phaa atO
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No Trip Complete
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We wish to extend our sincere ; J
'a-fhanka and appreciation to our j
J'msny friends for their kind exprea- i f
aions of sympathy and beautiful ' i
floral tributes tendered us during , f
our recent bere'avement in the death a
af our beloved husband and father. , I,
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5.75
A very smart hond woshoble slock with
zipper opening and self-belt.
JACKET TO MATCH 575
Men's Burma
T-SHIRTS . . 2.95
Finest woshablt cotton-knit shirts in
wide assortment of abstract prints and
stripes. '
HAYNES FLAT-KNIT
T-SHIRTS : : . 1.00
Finest quality knit shirts. In white only.
FIO-LEAF
Briefs
TO MATCH
85c
Pa nee
Saturday
June 25
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Men's Delmonlca Rayon
CABARDINE SPORT
5.95
bvim
Trunks
CANTNFR LASTEX YARN
GLO-WIKIES-
Sensational new trunks that are
visible for miles in daylight or after
sundown. They also deepen your
sun-ton. All the new brilliant
shades now available.
5.50 & 6.50
CANTNER SUPER-STRETCH
Satin Lastex
WIKIES
5.95
White grounds with colorful hond
blocked beach scenes.
SATIN-LASTEX SOLID COLOR
WIKIES
Men's Sizes
3.95
Same as above without designs.
28 to 36.
Boys' WIKIES
Same as above in sizes 12 to 16.
. ' 2.25
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New look collor, zipper front and pock
ets. Hand stitched collars ond elastic
waist band. All the newest shades and
sizes.
MEN'S WESTERN STYLE
Plaid Shirts 3.95
Music by
Pappy Gordon
Colorful plaids for the rodeo. Levi
Strauss brand.
MEN'S
SHOP,
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STREET
FLOOR
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Special Purchases
Regular Prices Reduced For
AAoraday mly
Shop at Sears and
Deluxe Garden Duster 66c
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Re3. 10.45
Chrome
Wheel Rings
9.69
ct of I our
Hnaa an ar Ills s Jiffy.
Heavy, gleaming e h r e as e -plated
ateeL
Reg. 3.25
Fishing Kit
2.88
Compute with polf, rr
hooka, line and leader.
Reg. 3.29
Shortie P.J.'s
1.00
I Crinkle crepe. Pastel shade.
flora ts and print.
Reg. 3.98 Boys'
Baseball Suits
2.88
Regular 4.66 Suits
Now 3.66
Reg. 1.49
Drapery Yardage
77c
R a r m a n y Honse printed
floral dranery and allprover
material. Firm, eloaely woven.
M In. wide.
Ret. MS a yard now Me
Reg. 39c
Bamboo Rake
29c
Monday, or while thry last!
Strongly made bamboo erase
rakes, 13 spilt bamboo tinea.
Beg. Me, Large metal plunger type. Holds generooa asp
ply of dust. Complete with M-toeh discharge tube,
DDT Insect Dust 5 lbs. 98c
Keg. 1.2. For Bsc on potatoes, corn, pca and ta greenhouses.
9xl2-Ft. Rug Pad
Bperial porehaae! 22-ox. jute and hair rag pad.
Cotton Shag Rug . ... .
Special porehaae! ZlxM-lneh cattes loop pile abac rag.
Non-skid back.
Purina Chek-R-Ton, 6 lbs. 1.75
A roand-worm treatment and appetiser for chicken,
and tnrkeya. Beg. 2.M.
Vacuum Cleaner Tprifht .. 31.88
Famorn Keaunere. With attaehaaenta. Beg. UM.
Children's Jeans 88c
ttlzea 1 to 4. Beg. I-tS.
Children's Sleepers 1.00
Crinkle crepe fas plain and floral paateL
4-Gore Satin Slips 1.98
Reg. I II. glare SI ts M tas white or teareee.
High Gloss Finish ,t 98c
Keg. Ui Aa enamel-like finish for walla, woodwork,
bathrooms and kitchens. Beg. 14 gaJ. S-S8 Monday wily
Cold Water Paint. 5 lbs. 59c
Reg. 85c. A doable coating- for porches, nmncr cottages,
barns, concrete platter. Z5 Ibtu, rrg. XJSS t.79.
6.49
1.69 ,
Shingle Stain
8.48
gals.
Penetrating creosote ell stain far exterior rasgh hunker.
Beg. 4.
Baseball Shoes
7.88
Keg. Ii. J. C. Higgine Up OjUality. Strong steel eleata.
Men's sizes 1 ts IL
Hand Sickle
Tempered steel blade. Hard and bandlo.
Men's Work Shirts .
98c
1.09
Tough Moo chambray auterlaL All attea, 11 ta 17. Beg.
1.S9.
Boys' Socks
3 prs. 85c
Reg. Mc pair. Colorfnl esttoa hi earlgated stripes.
59c
Softball Caps
All color. Reg. c9c
Rear Yiew Mirror 1.19
Side-mount. Ret, L7S.
Ball Glove 3.88
Right-handed Angle Galon model grave. Reg. 4.4S.
2c
Four-inch round glass ash trays, FIto cigarette reals,
Reg. 4c. i
Ash Trays
Cotton Net Panels
1.79
Eggshell cotton panels In openwork patterns. IM-ln.
long. Eight only, Rrg. 1.98.
Men's Work Gloves, 3 pr. 63c
Heavy canvas work with knit wrists. Beg. tie pair.
Grass Catcher 1.44
Sturdy white canvas with aluminum bottom strong steel
frame. Beg. 19.
Men's Work Socks, 3 pr. 73c
Heavy eotton In white with brown or Mn. random
stripes. Reg. tte pair.
Sash Curtains 79c
Reg. 1.1. 45 Inches long. Woven ellpped figure. Perms
nent finish eotton marquisette.
All Wool Blanket 5.88
7ixS4-MKh l-lb, wool blankets In soft pastels of rose,
blue, green and gold witth lustra us aatln bindings,
Reg. CM.
Reg. 1.19
Grass Shears
98c
It Inches long, t-useh Msdee.
Heavy gangs ateeL Sharp
cotters. Easy actios). Bsbber
handles.
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Reg. 8.98 Children's
Cowboy Boots
6.88
Ray Bogus and Trigger sas
keaard hi two-teas, brown
leather. Low cowboy heel. 1
lo 12 and US ta j.
Reg. 11.45
Maid-of-Honor
Pressure
Cooker
7.88
4-e.uart else kitchen beauty.
Gnaranteed by Bears. Men-
day Wise Boy only.
Reg. 6.93
Silverware
Berries for six. Choke
beautiful patterns.
4.88
1 -PC
1 af two
V
47c
Reg. 55c YJ.
Oilcloth
Aaaorted colorful patterns In
convenient 4C-m. table width.
I Phone Cord Cover 19c j Q
f Ivory colored plastic. Keeps telephono eord from kink-
mg. net;.
Reg. 27.95
Portable
Radio
19.95
Five-tube Sllvertone battery,
AC or DC portable radio.
White plastic ease.
Reg. 1.19 Yd.
Table Yardage
49c ,4.
Ginghams, checks, and whits
with colored borders, M-tech
width.
Jfore Hotirtt 9 . m. to 5:30 . m.
r.
133 So. Sth
Phono Sill