Herald and news., July 11, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

MONDAY, JULY 11, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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WEATHER
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NOHTHKMN CALirilHNIA: fair ttxlav
ltd TuswUr. lr iiigiit and
Miiirnlng roaital ! Illll rhaittfa In
taitiaiatuia, mirth waal wlitila illahiiia
Hi JO. but aiO lnltM ar Ituui m(I ta
fclaiidorliiu.
WKNTK H H OH K K N ('.urtv and
foggy aliotf niaal wtlh iMi-aal'tital rtrltjla,
fa.it In liuwrliti It-tla and luaUy,
i ai nininlng ill I !! in itui lli i it
hall; high tth amy un riat tut oa,
ntf iharn lrtiariir 14 U, eouti, httaimr
aa as. low lunighl 4ii fta. nuith to nuillt
wlda la ia uflahwia
It AM It UN flMRUIlN' Pair and Warm
tmiar and TuaaiUv with acallatat) thu
tar ahuwata Mi af tai nimn and a trailing,
high Ix'lh daa kIM luw 1nlghl ft US,
ClNANTK fANN AND VH'iMIV rair
.inlay and TuwUj, high IhU IK), low
M, high TuaaiU.
Hiilhday Thr Dryrre of llunor
will hold I la bit tlulny party fur U
tint tlx ninmhi of IhU year at I
octotk (niiiKht, Mdiidav, hi the KC
hall, RrfrrahmrnU will bfl arrved
by Lola Abbey, Mm Long, Ula
llrldgM and r.Llla Bnillli.
Varallunliif Mr. and Mra. Jamri
flhalrtoit o( Hacramrulo, Calif., art
aiaUitlng fur 10 dnyi at take o'
tha WihxU. Thry are forinrr Klam
ath TalU rralrirnU,
loarHnad -The mrr'.liig of thf
Frlrmlahu club, at -hrdtilrtl fir Wrd
nraday ha bran pofttitamrd until
1 irr in tha month.
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at Drew's
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MANSTORI-
731 Main Phono 3463
rlun to Iter l llr Harold Gl
um, elderly Hall fra initio tealilent,
whu wee moved Ui Klamath Vallry
hi.ltal lliree dava anti fniu Liia
muntl lake Juiii'llou tor Ireuliiienl
f an nine., wan flown to Hun
riauclju-o lata Kittlay afiernoon In
a plane luriilnhrd by tha Hlliiaon
Plying arrvlie. Kaler'a ambulance
moved tha man lu tin airport. I'llot
"t I he plane, Willi h kit Klamath
J-'alU at t p. m , waa W. J. Arnold.
oUon wan admitted Ui the Ht. Luke a
hwipiial In the buy city.
Honor Hull -dene Htlvera, eon of
Mr. and Mra. Cllrnn Hllvrra of ICIOI
On-hard, and William Inne anil of
Mr and Mia. William T Ijiii of
4511 Croaby, were both Inrludrd III
the honor roll at Patlflc nnlveralty
for the aecond arineter. Htlvrra. a
Junior, la a pAVrhology major and
a mrinber of ('hi Una 'lau fralrr
nlty. Un(, a aophomore, ma)ora In
literature and la a mrtnbrr of
Clamma Higma.
Iealni Thrauih Mr. and Mm.
l.ork Iteihune aiopiwd In Klamath
rll for a brief vuit vith relailvea,
en route home to Allure from va
ralioniiiv on the roat. Thry atop
lied III Tulrlake til pick up their
Rinall duuahirr. Hujuui, whom they
had left ltli Mr. and Mra. Jainea
Hunt.
Aradrmy ef I rlrndahlp Thrre
will lie a mertlni of the Academy of
rnrndnhlp of the Women of the
Monae Tueaday evenlna. July II. at
7 30 Tin. meeiini kill be held at
the Mow hall.
' " . , i enLaoavyary
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IT'S A FACT . . .
tint the run Life Atiranre
i ompall of C'anaila haa wrll
orr a nullum rMiliryholdTt
Oirouglioul the world.
In tlie more than tUrre-4uartera
of a rrntury of the ('ompany'a
riiff'-nrr orr two billion tiollare
haa hea i'id to pohrj bolder
and henrfinari'.
SUN LIFE ASSUftANCi
COMPANY O' CANADA
Hurt Wrlal -Caroline Oleiier, l-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mra.
J. I). Ulrgrr of Hukerafleld, Calif., 1
fell while playing at Lake o' tha
WiKMla where Hit family la Vlaltlng
for two weeki, and frartured her
rlkht wrlat. Hhe had medical treat
ment In Klamath Kalla and returned
later with her mother and father
to tha lake for the reat of their
vacation. Oleurr la manager of the
Prudential fnaurance company of
fice III llakemfleld.
VUllor-Ada Porter of BUxklon.
Calif , left lale lal werk following
a vllt of aeveral daya with old
frlenila here. Hhe waa gueat of
Mra. o. L. Hrown of Olena and Mra.
fda Orlmra and Mra. Henry lirlmri
of Klamath Kalla. Mlaa Porter la a
teacher In the Htocktun athoola and
waa a teacher In tha Hwan lake,
Olrne and Pine Orove dlatrlcta 31
yean ago.
Krnrwala Jlmnila Kay, tlate
drlver'a licence examiner, la urging
all driver, .till carrying l-R llrrnaea
Ui renew their drlver'a prrmita. 1'he
lat l-li llcriiaea expired May 30 of
thia year and tha new type llcenaei
expire according to birth datea.
Hummer Hume Mr. and Mra. El
bert Htllea and children, Stephen
; and Douglai, are apcndlng the eum
I iner at Twyla ferguaon'a cabin at
j I ake o' the wooda while ahe la In
I Euroie. ()ueta of the Rtllea over
! lent week-end were the Martin
. Itaiiubya.
' Meeilng Ttie Klamath Lutheran
' l.H(llr. Aid Will Hold potluck pic
nic Turday at MiKire park at 13:30
pm Coffee and rolla will be fur
nbihed. Tlioae peraona wialilng
traiuixirlation ahould be at the
church at 13 15. The annual cradle
roll party will be held at thla time.
Picnic Luncheon The Paat Noble
Grand club and the Hoclal club of
Prnierlty Krliekah lodge will hold
a potluck picnic luncheon at the
home of Father Maul, 6&13 Harlan
drive, on Wedneiolay at 1 p.m. Thoae
attending are aakrd to bring UieU
on table arrvlce.
Vlaltor Bud Lowther. la .pend
ing a 10-day vl.lt with relatlvea In
Klamaih Kall before returning to
hi. home In Trail. D. C.
PAUL A.
VSi LEE
731 Main ht.
Klamaih Kail.
Phone mi
Penney's Shoe
Repair Dept.
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STORE HOURS: 9:30 - 5:30
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IT'S THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN NEEDING
BLANKETS AND BEING SNUG ALL WINTER LONGI
MS
STARTLING LOW PRICE
only
' . . CHOOSE
-Vj, ': " '''' . J FROM I j
U ' seven r
BLUE
ROSEDUST
AQUA
YELLOW
CRAY
ORCHID
GERANIUM RED
Mil
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V?l.
All-Woollanket
3V2 lbs. of Pure Wool
9 Decorative Colors
Large 72"x90" Size
A Winning Threesome
1. Warmth, Beauty, Low Prico ... Wharf?
2. At Penney's, of course!
3. We know you'll like it.
1. 7 "DECORATOR" COLORS
a 2. 3Vi LBS. OF WINTER
WARMTH
3. FULL BED SIZE . .
9 72"x90"
4. RAYON SATIN BINDING
FACTS
PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS
BORDER DESIGN
70 RAYON
25 COTTON
5 WOOL
98
Thit jacquard blanket rate high, we know! You
like the dretied-up look of ' the border detign, the
way it ttandt up to ute. This year, we have the tame
beauty in a new, improved blend. You get more
wear, finer appearance, priced low. 70"x80".
BLUE
PEACH
ROSE
CEDAR
GREEN
GERANIUM RED
Cl" or f0,n 11 1
S'Pd. . fobrie II J
atPEMEYI
humn easy is
Chfck iiir nm)
NEW BLEND!
590
Favorite flower basket pattern.
75 rayon, 25 cotton. 72"x90".
NEW! BASKET DESIGN
90
Pretty as a spread, but 4-i lbs.
of Pure Wool. Sixe 72" x 84".
JUMBO BLANKET
TOP
4Vi lbs. all wool, extra big . .
80"x90". Six decorator colors!
STRIPED ALL WOOL
Thick, firm textured, (4'i lbs. of
it), in brilliant combinations of
red. Sixe 72" x 84".
tfkk the FACTS)
WARM PLAID PAIRS
LOW PRICED
WINTER WARMTH
AT PENNEY'S
98
Two thicknesses of strong cotton (95) blended
with kitten-soft wool (5); you get double warmth
in one blanket! Body heat stays ell through tha
night, cold blasts can't get in! Real dead-of-winter
protection at a thrift-minded price!
ALL WOOL:
EXTRA LONG
Comes in 9 different col
ors. 4 lbs. of real warmth.
Sixes 72"x90".
"IT'S THE WOOL
THAT COUNTS"
It's news when you con
find an Ail-Wool Blanket
priced this low! 7 beau
tiful colors. Sixes 72 by
84 inches.
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