Herald and news., July 20, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
MCI FIVt
WEATHER
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lmai . nut
WUTIMN OBrdllN Pailly rlituilr
May and ThimUar and rl"ly In nrh
CuUta lonlaM ato.nr fair In w.iHh.
.mahel oatmar lotlar aii4 Tlwiailay
Mig'ia n aya.larit liit.n.ir 70 In au
bNlay e4 11 hi N 1liut.da. Illgli.
mm eoe.l Btlh e). en lit M
Wtntalit aa Ip aa. Ntlhwa.lellr ttlmis
t IV la M mllM an hour.
EAMTKH. NDHM1IIN U'wllv lair to
day and Thurauay earepl Mrllv rl'nulv
In n.ith liMlay. raw atallaiart ah.maia
In nolinaaal portion Wat'itar Higli.
losar VJ ti 1 atul Tft to at TIMlrlar.
I tonight 4 lo M bol hH ally ltai 0
tlHAN I H l-ASS AND VII INI I V I'arlly
glou.tr Unlay and tottlghl THoiMlay
pailly CM.uilr 1.1 rlnuilr with arallaiad
llilit lhuwn Utah liiday II Low to
night M High Tlmrailay 70
NOHI'HXMN CAl.ltOHNIA: t'laar to
day and Inuratlay but In. al nlam and
litutmna fog Ml roaal Watmar eafapl
tin nmln cua.l and warmal uvar Inl.ilor
Thuratlav. Nw lhwa.1.1 ly wlnde Ol 10
la ig milag an hour ufl coe.t.
RepUa Proeierlt" Rebrkah
longs No. 104 will give a reception
t tin hum of Mra. R. T.. Watten
burl. 3ID I'll". tlll HalllldaV, honor
ing Mra. Jennie Hum. etal em.
bly chaplain, and Mia. Mao Awler
eon. tre preelclent of tlx ladles'
aumllary of Pslrlerrhe Militant.
Huiira will be from i lo 10 pm.
A cordial Imitation li extended to
II member and frlrmle of the
honor Ufu.
BtlUdlnf Meeting Bhetta Vlrw
Conimunltr Building eaaocletlon
will mm at t pm. Wedneetlay In
nhaata school gymnasium to emend
the bylaaa. People hn worked on
trie building ere especially urged to
atland and irama and euburban
league member ara cordially In
vited. There will ba election of
officer.
i.-u...utTn.vrarold Dennli
Fleming, eon of Mr. end Mra. Jail
Fleming of LxirrU, Calif , waa r
geaaed from HllUltle hoaplUl Tuaa
day. Tlia litlk buy. whuaa aya waa
damaged when ha maa hit by flying
glass alter ha emaelied a window
ilh a hammer. U given a K)d
chain a for having partial vialon in
tha Injured aya.
Vaaiure Mit Winnlfred Olllen.
har daughter. Bhelia. and mother.
Mr. Hee Kiel, a'oppad In Klam
ath Fall for a faw daya uii an
rout horn to Corral! is from a
Twoattoa ID Boutham Oallfomia.
Mra. Olllrn a tha flrat noma
lainonatratioii aaant for Klamath
county and haa many frtanda hra
aU annaad to Cortailla rwarly two
yaara H.
Tray ta a4 alra. T. W. Burka.
im Malraaa, at4 daughter latt
Taaattar might tor San Ulwo. Calif..
ttw a la-day Halt with thalr ann.
aa4 Broth ar. Porrwat Burka Jr.
Tgaait Burka k auttlonad at Ban
mii amk lata atartna aorpa and
i tka radar acnooi.
K. l Ptiad-
Baaaiart-Laaino addition, ra
ta fear rwcrva tatdar altar a
aaarf a Xlllalda hoapllaL
m na, lawaall TaAwf
a a aaaa) wtB meal at tha HI.
u. MHafi tall at I w. an.
- orllh MMtm fHatlar and
Baawia Pamlund aa hnetaeawe.
fei AaaktawA county Judra V.
Vaaadar. Oommlaalnnar Id Oowan
aad Bnainaar Wally rlartnr ara In
Oakland. Calif., thla weak attending
a aounty offlrlala' ennvrnllon.
ka aaaaltaj Ploranea McNabb sf
til Old Port matt la a patlrat at
Hlllalda hoapttal whara tha under -wnt
a toe amputation.
la Hlllaida Mra. Uvl Orlffltht of
Tulalaka underwent minor eurffry
at Hlllilde hoepiul Turaday.
HEAR UNSEEN
with S0N0T0NE!
ran
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iftPrf
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Hew "Out-A-Sight"
Eartip Vanishes
in Contour of Ear!
'vrawrA Sonoinne mere
l ran hear miita hnniiiliilli
aa well aa mora ati.try. fienrea
of thouaantla have worn
ftnnntona'a tinjr naliiral.color
hearing "button" amarily and
Inroneplruouely. Now many
prefer thla new "Otit.A-Sluht"
aartlp that flta almnat InvM.
bly in tiilt Iht tar. For ilreaa
or arery day . , , l omt In and
aae Itf
Pleaae ahnw aja lha new
rad.A.aiahl" aarnp.
HEARING CENTER
WI-NE-MA HOTEL
t pm. July M la I p.m. July 21
C. R. ADAMSON, llltt. Mir.
Keturna Home Mra. Jay Hauard
returned Ui her Inline III Hatra
nienUi, Calif., Una moriilni after en
Joylni a vlait with her parenla, Mr.
and Mra. E. O. Poater of tit Jefler
aon. and her alaler. Mra. BJIwrt
Mlllea, bU Meaa. Htllea flew Mra
lluuard and her yuuni tun. John,
aouth. Koaalla llaujtid. who alw
accompanied her mother here for
the vltlt. I remaliilni to apend tome
tlma with her irandparenla.
H'rllaa from Itelroll-Vrrn Monre.
nailed ruler of Klamath Kalla tiki,
kxlie. haa written 'Ilia Herald and
Newa from Detroit where ha rlalied
on hla way home from the grand
lodia convention In Cleveland.
MiKira aald he had vlalled Cleveland.
Chlraio and Urlrolt and "wouldn't
live here If you lava ma all three
clllea." Bualnena condlUona In Uiat
area appear to ba loud, ha reported.
Return-Mra. Nola Wllaon, 1510
Carltale, haa )uat returned from
Orante Paaa whera aha apent the
pail 10 daya with her mother, Mra
Mary P.vabella Pollock, until her
death July 16. Mre. Pollock waa a
frequent vlaltor to Klamath Pa Hi
and had many frlrndi hera.
Prom WaahlniUm Mn. O. fl.
Vllra of Vancouver, Wah , u v lulling
relallvea, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andrr
ann and Mr. and Mra. Melvln Plegl
and children, for a few daya Una
week on tha Blark and While ranch.
Rhe atnpped olf an route home to
Vancouver from a vltlt In California.
la Huapllal Word haa been re
ceived that Nrlta Weat i Mra. Walt
er Wratl formerly of Klamath Palla,
la In an Oakland hoaplUl for nied
Iral treatment and will be thera
for aeveral werka. PrleruU may
writ her at JM Blutfter avenue,
Oakland, Calif.
Suotmer Trip Mra. Thelma Pouch
and aon and daughter of Han Bern
adino. Calif, at Tuning Mra.
Kouch'e altter and family. Mrs. Leo
Donavan of Olene The true visitors
dmva up and will ba hera a few
weeks.
Bieat i Meeting An air fore re
am e meeting haa been eet for I
o'clock tonight. Wednesday In the
basement of tha Hall hotel. Any
former air forr officer Interested
In maintaining hla reserve atalus Is
welcome to attend.
Rammer at eaten Mrs. It. B.
mint I of 2334 Oarden Is In San
Jos. Calif , attending the summer
aession of Ban Job Teachers col
let. Her daughter, Nancy, waa
thera alao for enme time but re
turned home lait week.
Rberwar Plana There will be a
double bridal ahower honoring Mrs.
Orville Daltnn and Mrs Timmia
Heas at tha Bonanaa library Wed- I
neaday at 1 p m. All friends ara
cordially Invited.
resting Tryouts and practice for
th play. Tha Rtcrnal Light, to be
presented July 18. will be held to
night. Wednesday In Plymouth
House). Oarden and Martin at 7:30
Anyone interested In Joining th rati
should ba present,
Nesghkajn T Meet Royal Neigh
bors of America will hold a regular
meeting Prlday at I p. m In KC
hall. All members ara urged to
attend.
Rebekah LU Thera will be
a regular meeting of Proa parity Re
bekah lodge In th IOOP hall
Thursday at I p. m.
Rasatadellng The Al Macartneys
ara remodeling their cabin at Lake :
e' tha Woods '
VomenToHaYe
Wide Range
Of Fabrics
"This fall American women will
hava greater choice In fabrlca than
they have enjoyed alma before the
war." Olive Hinlih. New York fashion
ro-ordlnator for Montgomery Ward,
told faahlon department hcaria.
The fashion meeting, held last
Thursday In tha Multnomah hotel,
waa attended by Margla Jasklewlca.
local Ward fathlon head. Repre
sentatives from Ward atoreg In
Washington. Idaho and Montana
were III attendance along with Ore
gon ealeMei)e.
Mlsa Hmlth reported that lower
prlrea for fall will make It aaaler
for every woman to be better dressed
for lena money. Bult and coat price
will ba 16 per cent less, while a
dreaa which coat a customer I1JM
and 116 91 last year will cost nrr
only 110 M this year.
Chain Gang Called
'Cruel, Inhuman'
TACOMA. July 30 Wt-A M-year-old
youth, who haa twlc aacaped
from a Plorlda chain ian. opened
hla fight aielnut extradition pro
ceedings In superior court her
Tuesday, on grounds that ha re
ceived "cruel and Inhuman treat
ment" whlla Imprisoned In that
tut. '
Charlea D. Briber of Clinton.
Tenn.. waa released Last week from
tha MrNeil Uland federal prison
after aerving II montha for a car
theft during hla second eacep from
a Hillaberg county road gang.
Hit habeas corpus plea la based
on chant rs that tha a tat of Plorlda
Inflicted Inhuman treatment upon
him during his imprisonment.
California Boat
Wins Ocean Race
HONOLULU, July 30 W)Klttn
a aleek little sloop from Newport
Harbor. Calif, won th 1M Los
Angeles-Honolulu yacht race lau
night etandliig off a valiant, last
mlnut spurt by th Ban PrancUco
flea Witch.
Tha 41-foot handicapped Kitten,
sailed by Owner Pred W. Lyons
and a rrew of tlx. beat 33 other en
tries and covered th 3336-mile
course In the corrected lime of nine
daya. 10 hours. 34 minute and 40
aeeonds.
Tha Kitten alao won th class B
trophy race. Tha Kitten eroaaed
th finish lin thre daya ago, but
the handicap Urn tor the Sea
Witch the latt remaining con
tenderran out last night.
flab Lwneheon- Member of the
women's auxiliary of Reames Coun
try club should call Mra. Erneat
Tavlor. 5716. or Mrs. Jack Schular.
for Prlday luncheon reservations.
FOR RENT
TRUCKS
U-DRIVI
VANS
rlCKUPS
FLAT RACKS
Rate by mile, hear ar week
OPEN it'NDAVi
BEACON
SERVICE STATION
1201 t Mala Pa. glM
23 1ecM Aqa
Monday. July It. IKI Instead of Importing catchers who
ar an unknown quantity, from a great distance, aa waa
dona by the Klamath Pelicans Sunday for their Algoma
game. Klamath fans ar wondering why Jack Praney of
th Concrete Tile Company has been pasaed up all thia
time. Algoma . won by tha acor of 17 to 4 and Praney
alammed out 4 hit out of 4 trips up. leading th winning
club for hits.
Taesday. July S. 1? Jack McAulitte and two soiu, Pat
rick and Joe, left thla morning for Lakrvlew where Mr.
MrAullffa will transact biulnrtw for aeveral day. He drova
hia own motor car, which la th first he has been able to
drive since hla serious accident of nearly a year ago.
Wednesday. July 31, I9? The most destructive forest fir
In this section Is raging In tha Lakevlew district, according
to a mrwmir received today by Jack Kimball, head of tha
Klamath Forest Protection association. 10.000 acres of timber
has already been swept by fire, with a loss of fully 60 per
cent.
Thursday, July t!, 19J It waa learned In Klamath Falla
Tuesday that the dng which had bitten Prance Balm,
rl-yrar-old daughter of Charles R. Bslln, about ten daya
am. was suffering from rabies, and the little girl haa at
ready alnrted to take the Pasteur treatment.
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Prlday. July 3.1, IK'.'S-Mrs. Ida Hamilton wilh her two sons
plans to leave this week-end for Vancouver. B. C, wher
she will reside. Mra. Hnmllton haa been employed In tha
Infants' department at Mnea.
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Saturday, July 34, 19','a Martin Adams la expected horn
thla coming week-end from Southern California, where h
haa, been attending summer college. He will return for th
month of August and In early September will leave for
Philadelphia to attend the national convention of th Theta
this.
"Imur. With Landry" '
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VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
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CHECK'THiti
CASH' AND'C ARMY
SUPER. VALUES . .
L FOR MEN J .
Men's Whipcord Jackets 3.98
Forest tlrern. Hlies It to 44.
Men's Chambray Shirts 1.29
Hanforlied. hi tea 14 's t II.
Work Straw Hats 98c
Grnaln Palm Braid.
Main Floor
FOR. BOYS
Jii. Jimmie Jeans U9
l-ejc denim.
Boys' Sport Shirts 1.79
PaalH color. Kite -lL
Boys' Chambray Shirts . 75c'
MnfortaeaL gts I U II.
Little Boys' Jimmies . 1.00
IwiuUair
FOR Giiulv
Girls' Dresses 2.00
Cotton and rayons. Brokrn aliea.
Toddlers' Coats : .. 4.00
lirokro 8lia and atvlra,
8t-rofgd Floor
FOR WOMEN
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Women's Cotton Skirts 3.00
Assorted aliea and elrlea.
Misses' Haiters 75c
Iridescent denim. Site II ta U.
Women's Boucie' Sweaters 1.00
rlrokrn slzra and rolora.
Women's Summer Dresses 5.00
Assorted rattan and raysna.
Millinery Reduced 2.00
All lu mn.fr ttyle. and J QQ
Srcond Floor
FOR THE HOME
Sash Curtains 1.29
Soft pebble-dot .
Priscilla Curtains . 2.98
Whit cotton marquisette.
Downstairs
Woven Rag Rug 1.39
ftia t4"x3H".
String Doilies 33c
Imported front China.
Crochet Thread 25c
Large ball. IM-jd. l-rotd.
Lace Cloths : 2.00
FUltronr
. Single and Double Breasted
. tii Ureter. Fabrics
All
Broken Sixes ana whh-
1 ,1,. 4. W. " s slS n.oo
. reNNti
IS !
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MEN'S WHIPCORD PANTS
2.79
MAIV FLOOR
MEN'S WORK SUITS
4.29
MAIN rLOO
LEATHER FACED GLOVES
59c
MAIN FLOOR
WOMEN'S STRAW SHOES
2.00
DOWNSTAIRS
MATCHING STRAW BAGS
MAIN FLOOR
2.00
Blua tax
WOMCV
PRIMT DRESSES
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BOY!
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Main Ho
nl'RABLI
IAEIAI IU66A6E
7
10" .''
tR-NlTt Slit
18"
Mala Flo
Cotton
PRINTS
t00" ' oa V
66c
An rxrrllrnt aaaorl
mrnt of tanner
wricht rottom tn
rladlni batUtra,
lawns, plqora and
cord.
IU Irony
Satin Lace
BRASSIERE
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Feminine laee rom
blned wilh aoft aatln
at an attractive loir
price. Tearose and
blark la sites it
to 41.
aeeond Floor
Raron
PRINTS
88
Td.
Sear and ear at this
redaead artr. Bean
berga. b a t a r
aresTra a a d alquea
ll at aaa lata
Ita Irony
liidearent
Denim Shorts
Washable and wear
able denlnt shorts.
F a a lar Iridescent
rear la site IS
t 14.
erond Floor
at Penney
US Main Htrrel