Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 09, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVVUDNKSDAY. JULY 0, 1052 1IEKALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Gtity Btieji U'liiurr lllll Dully of Brolly wun Mini in brona iltlliiK Kt Ilia lScHtly Hodcn, July 4, mid placed third I n next iiny. lip nlna won iho flimla nl Likely, Cullf, VUllliif Vlnllorn nl II id homo' nl Mr. unci Mr, Kllnwarlli 1'ulllnu, 1311 Upbuilt, nro tliolr diiuulilor Hon mo mid i'ltlllci' inulhitr, Mm. E.J, I'lilllna, bolli of HI. Cloud, Minn. KAMI I) Mi-rllii Raiiiiliir inert Inn ol llin Khuniitll Air bn.icli mill Itrncua Unit will bn lirld, TliumUiiy, July 0, t p in, Kt Ilia 1'llol'i Club. Apiialnlinrnl Olmrlrn 8. Hchnnl, furmir Klniniilh bunim-riii man, Imx hrcn nppulntrd Justice nl Iho Pcuco Hi fJInlrlil Nu. I, Curry C'nunly. 'I lm nnlntmnit wan iiiudo by Ouv. crnor MiKny. Award Pvt. '1'uny ). Cuni-nrlnn, Duii.iinuir, hua boon iwnriltd Die Combat Infumrymitii IJndui while mm'viiik Willi llm 'J.'iUi Iwmiiry Dl vitlnn In Kmon. Cuscurltia liui been In Korea since April. Mrrlln Minify Anocllfd Women of Fnrm Ulirnnu will ineel with Mrn, Will Illuckiimu, Ttiuin cluy, July lo, t p.m. On U-ave Cpl. ltnrold llnwnrd, on nl Mr. nnd Mm, Chnrlrii A. Blaise Rites Held Today Funeral ncrvlim fur llnrrv Put' in k illnlne, (l, reolileul ol Oreiinn nines Ml were held llila oilomoon from Ward's Clmuel Willi olllcern of Klmnnlh Uxlitv. No, 1247, BI'OE offlomtiiiK. Mr, Hlnlite died nl the family home on ths I.ukrvlcw lilun wv. July 1. Ho hnd been lu III hen I III for nonio time. II won born In Onweuo. N Y. Keb. 3D. 18117, cuine went to Sun Krnncliico nnd In IVli to Oreiton, worKHnr tor Iho Boulhern Pacific. He ntnried hln railroad career In IIHifl wllh the New York Cenlrnl. Vor lift venrw he waa employed on the HiKiknne, Porllnnd nnd Braille rnllrond a Iralnmaaler and ynrd mamcr nt Porllnnd.. iln wnn n member of the Brolh rrliood of Rnllrond Trainmen for 4.1 yearn nnd of the Klk lxliic, No. 143, Porllnnd, for 30 yearn. . Surviving nre lU wUlow. Sybil Klllolt Blaine. KlnmnUi Knlln: one dnuitliter, Mrn. Cnrmrn Kmbj-eo. Klnmnlh Fnlln: two lUlert, Mrn. Mariraret Anlhony, Onweio, N.Y., and Mrn. Florence Young, Norlli Kt, Penn., also one brother, Chnrlen A. lllalie, Rochnter, N.Y. Cnnrludlnf nervlren and' inier mcnt In Klamath Memorial Park. Weather Western Orenon Sunny Thurn dav except for niclil nnd mormnn Jog and low clouillnea.t alomr the ronnl. lllHlm aloim the conat 60-70. Continued hoi over Interior with hlnha 9!-l0f. Low Woduawlay jitiilil Nili. Northerly wind, of 10-30 liillrn an hour off llio const,. ' . ICimtern Orennn Bunny and rnniinued warm Thursday. Borne afternoon oloudlnr-, nnd powlble wulelv-ar.Attered : thunder f howorn In mouiilaln area Thurndnv. HUth DO-100. Low Wednesday nwht 85-65. Ornnln, Pnne ' nnd Vicinity Knlr through Thurndav, exrent ixmthle thunder nhnworn Wednev ilnv evening nnd Thursdny nfler nnon. Low Wedneulny nlKhl 64. Hmh Thuradnv 05. Bv The Annorlated Preia 14 hour to 4:00 a.m. Werinetday Max. Mm. rrcp. Baker - Hunene I, a Ornnde l.nkeview Medford North Uend Ontario Pendleton Porllnnd (Alrp) RoneburK Siilcm nobe Chlcuoo Denver 1 Kurekii I, on AnRelea Red Bluff 8nn Frnncbco Heattle Spoknne 00 nu 3 no 1114 j DS 07 08 1110 101 73 70 F8 118 1110 ' 7R 87 3 48 87 40 80 84 80 84 87 80 'J 66 AO 88 61 63 67 73 66 68 63 Howard, 1118 Ornnt, flew home from Ulelnun Air force Uanu In Alunka. Ho arrived here, Tliuindny, July 3, The Unwind family plana lo tnkn a vacation In California re turning at the end of the inonlli. Pollurk Dinner Women'a AhhocI atlon of Pence Memorlul Preiibylc rlnn Church In apiiiinorlnK a family polluck dinner, f'rlday, July 11, U.M p.m. DT nt the church, A pro lirain will follow the dinner. Free will otlcrliiK will be In ken lor the liiiproveiucnl of the kitchen. All lutcrenlcd pciaona nre luvllrd lo aUend, .. . . I'lcnlo Mnlln American I.e(lon and Auxlllury will have a polluck piunlo at the Mnlln Community I'ulk, Bunduy, July 13, nlnrtlnii at I lu a.m. Memuera aim tuoir laiu lllra are luvlled. tilii-al Mra, Dewey Powell, 223 N. Dili hnn hnd an lur houne Mucnl her Nlnlcr, Joan 1'liomp.-,un, bun Kranclnco. Hlie I a former Klninnth : Kalln renldenl and wan employed ' al the Pelican llicaler while here. , Meeting The Nature Bocletyi ol J the Klnmnlh reaion will uontpune lt rt'uulnr ineoiluii July loth, lo it 1 Inter dnle. Vnoalluncrn Mr, and Mra. Jim Muloney and Mrn. Miilonry'n eu-1 ler, Ann Lauder nMrnt the weekend ' holiday al melr cabin al Lake o . Ulc Wooda. Home Mra. Bee Wllkca, In ' cliarue of the linserle depurtmenl 1 al Miller's la homo from Heattle i where one bouuht merchandiao for lull. - There will be-a card patly In the niirlHh hall lu Luuucll Valley, bmurday, July 13. Sponsor U the i at, uuniiiuuB uuuu. Vanallonlni Word tins been ro- ! eelved here from Ulockholm, Bwc- 1 den, Hint Mr. and Mrs. tiwuu Ol son, Klninulh halls, who Hew ncroita, are hnvlnii n nrnnd time. 'Ihia is their Hrsl trip lo ihclr loi-. mcr home in several years. j Two Ornupn of the Christian ' Women a. ('tllowhhlp of I he First ChrlMian church will meet Thurn-1 day, 1 p.m. In the church basement. ) Growing I'D Doima Louise Red-1 field, duuiihter of Mr. and Mrs. i Dun C. Kedfleld, Vli Addison was lour years old July 8 and was , honored nl a bin birthday parly by her parent. , The Knlihtn ol Columbus In CO- , operation with the Catholic Dnuuh- tern of America, will hold the an- mini picnic al Mulln park, Sun-! dny, July 13. .-., lfH.(k Urnul Pnlr Kn 34 will hold Us regular .meeting, : frinny evemnK, juiy ii av jvuh-i ball Prk, 7 p.m. BT Everyone luke ! utinen mil bmiH for the wiener ! ron.it. All are welcome. I linnrnvlnr Mm Hnrrv TlirBHll- ' cr, 731 St. Francis, Is Improving Ui Ban Francisco following an eyu Operation revcuuy si ouuuuiu mug Hospital. VlullMra Mr n l,l Ml- riarU'ln Bnvtjtr RnKhurff vlhlleit rrlpmlH here over ihe Fourlli. Mrs. Baxter wnn al one lime in uie ouice ni Miller's. ... Visited Mr. nnd Mm. Frank Znk Mnrvsvlllc. Calif., spent lew dnys during the holidays here Willi Mrs. z.nks parents. Mr. nna Mrs. c. Brnvo, 331 Bo, Eldorado Avenue. Mrn. Sink Is the former Lela Bravo. She was employed al Uie Herald and News before Her marriage. y.ak, graduate of OTI was em ployed with the Pioneer Priming Co. The area of hoi temperatures near tho equator usually la wider in continental areas than over the Oceans. Minor Huris After Fall CANNON BEACH Ml An 8-year-old Porllnnd boy. Larry Byphres, fell down a precipitous bench at Ecola Btato Park Tues day. He slid, rolled and fell after los ing his fooling while feeding a pet deer In the park. Unconscious when two fishermen reached him, he soon regained consciousness and nt. a Sensldo hospltnl was reported suffering only from cuts and a mild concussion. GRAND OPENING DANCE:' MERRILL SAT. MIGHT MUSIC BY BALDY'S BAND Dancing 10 'HI 2 - $1.20 Per Person t ' ' (Ux Included) DANCING EVERY SAT. NIGHT DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS EXCELLENT FLOOR & VENTILATION AMPLE PARKING - CONGENIAL CROWDS AND THE FINEST IN DANCE MUSIC toT In HEna HmiinniNiii I (ImUIHllHlllllllHllllllllHllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIinillHIIHniUllHIWIIIIIMWIIIIMrMIHMIIIIHIIIIU lTlaVii XWcmfirti it nnarer Beginning Thursday July 10th Drastic Price Reductions Throughout The Store Summer Merchandise Must Go! 4 Once o veor a sale like this! Soles ore few ono for between ot Marvin's. Our regular prices ore consistently low for the class of merchandise we carry. But now comes the time when odds ond ends ond Summer lines must be sold. No attempt is made here to enunv ' erote oil the items included. You know when we advertise o sale, prices are cut deeply no' seconds, job lots'or special buys. All oe items from our high closs regular stock. Summer Dresses! - Cocktail Dresses! - Formals! Entire Stock Reduced to a Fraction of its Actual Worth 5. - 7. - 9. -ll. - I5.-I9. SUITS The Final Clean Up! Prices Will Surprise You $13. $19. $23. $29. Suits for travel for now ond for early Fall, there ore suits of sum mer fabrics and suits of oil wool that will be os appropriate for the comlnq season os onyttiinq you. con buy. Tve marked to sel1 - the savings' ore enormous. ' y Others at $33. - $35. -$39. CO ATS. TOPPERS Some are Priced at LESS THAN HALF! : yj: All coats and toppers are now ot real qive-away prices. Light weight summer fabrics and all wool materials that were priced up to $60. A few long coats-ore left that ore suitable for early Fall wear. .; $li:$l9;$2i3l Skirts - Blouses - Hats - Bags- Play Clothes - Hose - REDUCED ! Costume Jewelry ; -Entire Stock LESS Women's Nylon Ponties White,. Pin, Values to 1.50 Nyron Slips - Petticoats Camisole Top - $4.95 Value Children's Summer Hats Values up to $3.45 - Now Girls' Tricot Pajamas Regular $7.95 Values 25 99c '3.95 100 '5.95 All Nylon Half Slips,.: Fine pure nylon half-slips In white .nylon tricot. All flies ere ovoiloble ot present. $3.95 Values 2 95 Women's Panties Cute little royon tricot pan ties, new novelties, nylon and embroidered trimmings,. Values to 79c ' 49. Visit-Wonderland Play Clothes Children's shorts ond peddlers r one specie) lot for a quick cleon up ft onty 79C nd $ 1 .79 Girl's Dresses- One special lot of Mory Jane dresses. Specially priced Here is your school special $1.98 t0. $3.95 Boy's Pants Boy's washable royon gabardine long ponts, in navy and brown buy now for school. $3.79 Girl's Panties Little girl's cotton panties in' pink, blue, ond yellow. Closing them7 out ot only 29" 59c Anklets Heavy anklets in sizes from SYi to I OH red, yellow ond blue.. A close out at 29: $1.59 Fancy Frame Heel $ IQ First Grade Nylon Hose : : . - Bags and Purses Regularly up to'$4.95 Women's Sweaters All Wool up to $6.95 at Gloves-Stfings-Nylons ; Suedes Values to $1.95 All Nylon Half Slips White Tricot 3.95 Value sI.OO 3.45 '1.00 2.95 Ever get something for nothing? r 29 Winter Coats 1 Just 29 Winter Coats we failed to sell last Foil," probably as , near os; , you'll ever come to getting something for nothing We don't expect' to corry over a single one. ' , , ' Values $35. up to $90. ; :- '19. to47. $ 1 .50 Picturesque Nylon Hose. First quality regular $1.50 nylons famous picturesque brand, discontin ued colors, summer, shades, beautiful, sheer stofkinqs, some with dark seams, " While' they last at ' HALF -rr PRICE DC r . w m it ' Our Entire Stock of HATS - Values up to $20. " Price means nothing, summer hats must sell quick, beautiful tiond mod hots In this lot thot were priced up to $20.00, con you afford" NOT to buy one? , . 3. - '5.