HERALD ft NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
" 'V. JANUAIIY 7, 1953
, in " "' r-i
; .ITYBRIEFS . : a
let areetatlurt wsa re
fe mm room ol she
i-,MWt lilt were from
VMM, Tttno. II C. Iiir
KotKUmathr'ulls, now
"10 Meetved nuiiieriiun
d rtiri from ii i"ii
vitUMag 4 Item
aeat-4 ience. Mr.
ii sa-44 m one-time
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nil HIlAwni
M her since
jech pel ton-
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tit mid It"
tunirit lit H
in rm k mid
Thursday,
I mi Initmr-
Vprrnnns In
attend.
I Mr. V. It
ln Inr more
III by auto
tits ) Cv. I'"""
jj ( ': e Ilonncvlllo
ir.i ' - RMIViicd to
w.s --4 etall,
Witt hold mi tin
.Mm MHi Tliuradey,
wtaaMe frail. All mem
.,,00 to attend,
lfc Ktamiih Kails li
a Monday. Jan.
Wary club rornti,
u,i (steel ipfultrr. Dr.
"mi, prOaideOt n bnlltil-
Vjs "sVnal Price Edum-
J:"t r. mroiii.
.n. CMOTf Mrlntyre
' 'tree Buineer. "Minor
. Inp prou, 'Bnow" by
L end A litlit Bong ol
MaloMe. TN will br
eleeo M Um program.
1 Wur u Mm. O.
"i cbudrM. ho have
Uday with Mrs. Rerd's
and Mre. ) I. Ott.
. i Mt tote lor tlinr
WtoO, N. J. Mm. Kd
w f Jaroo Ott. lliry were
rlOM. Mir Itrnn In
"Weetern Pacific steam
u trip hem.
it- i
''usga rUsr Circle ol
Meiawdset. Church will
ay, Jen, I, ISO p in.
f I luneaeoa t the home
. ilaeteir, 3740 Sum
1B4 Ml. Alexander
I 4 toM, Otrdon and Ken.
rxrtMTMtf Irem a vara.
trtUi Mr. Lutt'a parenia,
;cc) tlere
KlVWen. nrenidenl
Ortioi.Oo.iHe at Ah- i Blirl)!1 ,0 hrm Mr,
U teMnWi cat or lliree
'IMW Mtui lonicni at
" Ut UaMnUfh Hcliool
1 twrhral-MI founiUlloni.
! I M Mid In room
I tt- oOaar two. will
a- 0U,to thoie per-
ii--In . all r Metlioda
rlrilr. Meat Ueanert Luncheon,
Thiiradey, Jan. 1, 1:10 p.m. lor
all member ol the wftcs Clrclea
ol the Firm Melhodltit church and
l no It irianda, Mri'iinn platen; Ei.
Iher Circle, Mra. Hlrvr Mnaa, 73it
Kiwlrlllln Ave , Itlilh CUrle, Mia.
Kiank Mlri'lr, m n. will Blrcet,
Martha Circle, Mra, Lea McBrlde,
401 No. Rth Buret. Marv Circle.
Mia. Huby Kenyon, 133 No, lllh
oi roc i,
Correction lulorniatlon with a
piiiuie ol l.yneue roruier duu-
Inhrd In yoatrrdaya Herald and
nrwa wu ineoriecl In naming the
liai eina as Mr, mid Mrs. Cecil ror
cier. L.yuetto In the daughter ol
mi, Kvciyn Mien,
llome-Lt, and Mra. Karl Wise
carior have been npondlng the
holidays with their aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mia. Charien ralrall, Au
burn Utreet. Lt. Dean Abooti has H
brrn vuitiiii his parents. Mr. and1
Mia, Julian Abbott, an Reclama
tion S.rect. Hoih men have luil
completed Jet training at Nellie
Air Force Date, l.as veiaa. -may
are to report to Bampaon lor a-
nuinmeiii in Korea whrn leaves are
up. AI1.0 vlalllug the Abbotts were
Dr. Ben l.emire. rurem urove. ana
Misa Hutanne Hcoll, Omaha, Neb. 1
Hoald lAdge No. it The Lodge
will not meet Friday as scheduled
becaune ol road conditions.
snip Fire Olrls Leader! Assoc
let Ion will hold a meeting tonight.
7:30 p.m., at First Methodist,
Church. j
Hrlrni e Bludy group meets to-!
morrow, S p.m., at home ol Mr.
and Mis. Eugene Kellogg, Mi Del
Moro.
(lolden Wedding Mr. and Mra.
George Noble, married In Klamath
Knlls l0 years ago, are to be leted
In an open houoe at their home
Jan. 10. The Nobles came 10 Lan
gell Valley by ttogon alter their
wedding in Kiumulh Fnlls In 1903.
Hlir was Nova Cuwy, born In Poe
Yullry. He was born In Nebraska,
and came across the plains on
horseback with hlg pa renin when
he was 13 years old. 11te open
houno is to lie held Irom 3 to p.m.
IIOHiesnrs are to be Ihe daughter,
Mrs. Kit fcvan. Klsmath Falls,
and three daiiRhters'in-law: Mrs.
Willord Noble. Mrs. WllUrd Noble
and Mrs. Luther Noble.
, Christian Women's Fellowship
meeting Thursday, 1 p.m.. will ba
held a- follows: Oroup I at the
home ol Mrs. Alva Custer. 341 Hill
side: Oroup It at Uie home ol
Mrs. Harvey Hayden, 320 Shasta
Way.
Fire The home of Mr. and Mrg
Albert Hugbel. nurna, was de
stroyed by lire Sunday afternoon,
accord me to word received by Mrs.
Mary Wells here. Mrs. Hughet Is
the lormcr Helen Wells. Mr. and
Mrs. 8. R. Warren. Mra. Hughet'a
brother and sUter-ln-lar. drove to
Huthet and
her 4-monthvold baby, to Klamath
Fnlls until the lamlly la located
again.
Kacred Heart Academy Mothers
held in the school auditorium
Clubs monthly meeting will be
Thursday, Jan. ft. 7:30 p.m.
IARL WILSON, who will pro.
lid over the Klamalh tpud
men when hey convene In
Merrill Monday.
istructed by
nrppit ta roam jjo a, and
(uceUaai Workshop, in
H,Bvlini Ballon in room
a-eesv an Oered by the
eoasaa tUtrUion ol the
At aVsttm Of Higher td-
p Cfcsrge
old riimath Falls man.
I MoOarur. MOO Mallll.
n pwnos court to
- IMwrasrte onduct In-
inq wt aentencrci
kl bs V-ckv Butte
f- 'TUd an
- i.st on Want-
s3lO; aV
tal irissinl vesterdav
irl'i tWrnr ilgned the
lamaBw sua.
rlrlng a l)lh and come to pot
luck lor Moose members Friday.
Jan. 0, 6 p m. Entertainment (or
adults. Movlea for Ihe children.
Come one, come all, and Join the
dm at Moose Hall.
Hummers FT A meets Frldar,
Jan. a, 1:30 p.m.. at Summers
School. Mra. Charles Uhllg will
show slides on Oriental achooh,
hllM)uln-Home Extension Unit
will meet Frldav, Jan. 8. 10:30 a m.
in the basement ol the Methodist
Church. Project Is "Basle Tool.'
Call Mrs. Waller Zimmerman for
list of materials.
tese H'a
Af P1XIN AT ITS CUT
flfejsC- W
Ilillllt I. 1 MO Fronds Oldi, chairman of the Elks
ClaHlnnil commltiee, yeiterdoy Isiued 0 itotement In
fist Wilud the members ol the committee who onlited
IMtWI rMUday gilt bosei and who aided with the Elkl -Meaty
vHtetmai tree.
(gyf'Jj' ' Se y. If 10 Williom Smith, employe of Klom
JXM 0 eifle eompony, yesterday hod the experience of
f inf t sm leet of space In his automobile and land
kht r Up "ker-plunk." Smith applied the brakes on
m if i: on Pine St. between Third ond Fourth streets.
IteV 1 Jumped the sidewalk and went on over a six
ywjl 4j i o the lot behind the Elks Temple. Mr. Smith
At injured.
ery G, 1 930 Mount McLaughlin council of
i . Mb Knlahti of Columbus listened to a musical
IftM I f dtfhl at their regular meeting at the Parish hall.
W V. jsnt, old lime fiddler; the Kiwanis trio, composed
kit r atton, Jack Froncy and Pat Patterson, sang three
I r . VrllrKlm Falvey, accordionist, presented selections.
sey 19J0 Appointment of Mrs. R. E. Wat
orgs Mclntyre to serve on Ihe library board was
Mayor T. B. Walters. Mrs. Watlenburg will re
tk Kimball and Mr. Mclntyre will replace Mr,
i 10, 1930 Mrs, Jocnucs Steiger will be In the
Ty Treasurer Clara Calkins DcVaul, while Mrs,
ilhe slato meeling of county treasurers In Port
il left this oflcrnoon,
ry 11, 1930 A wedding of Interest lo society
week was performed Tuesday evening, when
Item became Ihe bride of Mr, Lawrence Bert- ,
couple left lor San Francisco, where they will
l-J'They will moke their home In Marshfield for
,eftcr which they will return lo Klomoth Falls.
' With Landry"
3f' ; FIRE
V.T. Jehman
N A. McCall
e. L, Themai
J lrtt Phone 2-2S24
PROPIHTY
Chief Reports Fire Losses
City Fire Chief Roy Howe toU
the 30-30 Club last night that the
city last year chalked up 17 Pr
cent reduction In lire losses over
trie previous year.
But the chief warned that there
was atlll plenty of room for im
provement. Addressing the club at dinner
meeting at the Wlllard Hotel, Row
explained number ol common fire
causes and told bow to remedy
laulta.
He aald Ihe ' reauscllalor which
the Llona Club had given the Fire
Department had probably been the
means ol aavlng some lives.
Th city' new 136.000 ladder
truck will enable firemen to reach
the ton floor end roof of th Wll
lard Hotel, Rowe aald.
Club members, In a brief busi
ness session, discussed Dlsns for
th North-west district convention
to be held here thlg month.
BEANS BURN
Burning beans In a deepwell
cooker aent city firemen rolling
last evening to th horn id Ouv
Scott, 3339 8. (th. Th firemen
aald most damage was confined lo
th beans but that there was a
little amok which emelled up the
home a bit.
Diapor Rash
Quick relief fellows um ef
Rreleol Ointneal. Specially medi
cated. rUk Is fsNalia. H soothes
assarting skin as it helps to keel.
RetJnot ftosp cImams eestly. list belli.
Jr. Formers
Plan 'Night
Th Klamath County Junior
Farmers hav elated their annual
Ladles Night for neat Tuesday wa
ning at th Wlnern Hotel.
Th group la made up of young
farmers of thui area who hold
monthly educational and entertain
ing sessions.
Th special night I lo get under
way with a dinner at 7 p.an.. and
reservations may ba made by
members by contacting Her egrt A,
Pollard, 3AM Homedalo Road.
s COLON and STOMACH
PILES (Hemerrhoidl)
aiUUNTS
Tristel Mltkeal Inillil fcsrrnei
TMI DIAN CLIMIC
On, 10 will UnS tfcftwih FrtSwr.
Until S MnT, Wsdiwrfsr fnrfer.
Oluxx'll Srll I" ' "
iie stoeTHiasr sswot soouvnso
rieit aeia etie is, o,.
THE CHUCIC WAGON
Will Close at 10 P.M.
During the Winter Months
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WSM YOU ANOTHEB IIG
mm saving
mfTTTYi I I I V
Thete ere all fine quality, fop-qrodes in lonqweerinq blend and
all wool breadleomi taken from our reqular tteck. Riqht now ii the
time ta initoll wall to wall carpetinq at a tremendout tavinqs! .
.2 ,i i,,a - I
i -r- - l & jtr It w . . ,
Chansonette
Reg. $8.95
Sq. Yd. NOW
$6"
A blend ef wool and rayon Wonderful carpet value at
this price! ly Bigclew. Green, rose or beige.
Covered Wagon P888
A qrev, tone en tone Axminiter by Firth. All wool with
plastic yarn added for extra wear!
3.
PROVINCE
Reg. 10.95
Sq.Yd. NOW
$g88
ly Maqee. Green tone en tone Axminiter. All wool.
4- 20th Century -
Reg. $12.95
Yd. NOW
$988
Weadtane beckqround with qrey, green and rose. A rich,
qood leaking Axminiter by Firth.
CALHOUN'S FTUN!
A 1
Uroad Loom Koll Ends
Room Size Odd Size - SAVE on These!
BROCADED WILTON Sale $160
Loop pile, all weel. Cocoe color. 12'xlS'. Req. $259
Deep Pile Sculptured Wilton Sale $199
Avocado green, wool and rayon blend. 12' xll'6". Req. $369
GREEN AXMINSTER Sale $49.50
Tone en tone. Heavy quality, leaf pattern. 12'x7'6". Req. $129.50
LOOP PILE WILTON Sale $275
Swirl pattern. All weel rose beiqe. 12'x19'. Reg. $367.35
GOOD QUALITY AXMINSTER Sale $199
TONE ON TONE AXMINSTER Sale $42
Rote, weel and rayon blend. 6'x12'. Reg. $76.
BEST QUALITY AXMINSTER Sale $215
Taupe backqround with qreen and rote. 12'x19'10". Req. $280
Sale $119
Sale $160
GREY CARVED WILTON
BEST QUALITY
A qood buy. 12'x14'. Keg. $209.15
Beige Axminiter. All wool, tone en tone. Reg. $207.20
TITOnJ RUGS
27-Inch by 54
Inch Dropped
Samples.
Values to $16.95
Limited Patterns
While They Last
Stenderd Weight Merbelixed
and Patterned.
Sq. Yd.
sWJsV
5. il
3
. JNOLEUM
I fV?-f&7 Snei up fl .
4 - l
-J S I MMjW I & LESS!
tM l ur ear i an it-
VALUES TO $2.75 U
LINOLEUM T
REMNANTS
7
CARPETS
flfl
v Anw
BUNDS
CuMet'.t stock ot iHiAiryfoO'l CoVGfHKCi '$ IN TMI lUAMATM tAJIN
I IHI LAROST jtock (
M tAST MAIN T,Efl
Paul 0. Leatrf