Herald and news., January 21, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
fc GENERATIONS gathered recently at the Van Eggles-
home, 1736 Ivory, ncturea nere are, DacK row; tne
Hmother. Mrs. Van Eggleston, left; mother, Mrs.
iard McNabb, Eugene; Front row, great-great grand
er Mrs. Glen Lathrop, Poison, Mont.; great-great
dson, Michael McNabb, IV2 years old; great grand
er Mrs. S. Z. Pickett, Eugene, holding the other great-
t grandson 01,1ms. ijonuup, itinauu, mm
Lold. -:
Legal Notice
I 7-6406 .
1 ' State Owned f roperiy
Lie to sealed bid, the following
U real property located in the
Kiamam " . '
Iirih feet of the East half of
X "in Lakeside Addition
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
ropey consists ""uiv-'
j. bath, living room, dining
litchen and utility room. There
1 basement which contains the
uterior walls are sided with pine.
Interior i pituicmu. nnv
td by a Wessex electrical unit.
triamnth Falls. Oretron.
L-iU be by sealed bid. Envelope
if Did must oe piainiy mirneu
Bid". A good and sufficient
certified check for ten (10)
it of bid must accompany
ue refer to L-6408 State Owned
in all correspondence. Right
aw in nWI .inv nnri A1 hid
Icperty will be sold "as is". Min-
pnee a iwcmy - live nunurw
f Oollors. Minimum acceptable
n no) per cent aown, eigm mi
nav balance of contract Interest
charged at the rate of five ISl per
t annum on the unpaid balance.
fperty ii subject to an out stand
lit of redemption until June 8,
twill be donned In the office of
fcerBfgned on February IB, , IBM
of publioatiqni . Jm$iarjE-..3U
iH'if publication February 11
Director of Veterans' -Affairs
303 State Library Building
Salem, Oregon
Jan. 21, 28 Feb. 4. 11 No. 771.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the under
Blurted has been dulv annolnted Execu
tor of the estate of, John F. Schomak
er, deceased, by the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Klamath Coun
ty. All persons having claims against
suld estate are notified to present
same, properly verified, to the said
Executor at the office of his attorney,
Henry E. Perkins, in the Stewart-Drew
Building, 731 Main Street, in City of
ivi amain raiu, Oregon wiuiin six ioj
months from th Hat nf thin Tint .
being the date of the first publication
uicixui. uaica jan. in, mat.
E. M. Igl,
Executor Estate of
John F. Schomaker,
deceased. .
Attorney:
Henry E. Perkins.
731 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon ''
Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28. Feb. 4 No. 748
More Items On List For
Big March Of Dimes Radio
Auction On KFLW Tonight
Moving? Tune ' In to KFLW
Thursday, Jan. 31, flora 7 to 8 p.m.
and bid on a complete local moving
Job, anywhere, m Klamath Falls.
Moving will bo done by City De
livery Service for the highest bid
der on the Lions-sponsored radio
auction. Willis Robinson donated
the service. -
And with TV coming more and
more to the tore. Thompson'6
Kitchen Center has contributed an
80 TV antennae up to 20 feet high
plus Installation., Tills will be up
for auction either Thursday from 7
io s p.m. or Saturday beginning
at 9 and running to conclusion, with
a break for the 10 p.m. news.
Valuable merchandise donations
also Include two $2.50 bus tickets
irom Klamath Bus Co.; a $15 per
manent from Helen's Beauty
Shop; $10 meal ticket from Court
Cafe; a General Electric Mlxmas
ter, Payless Drug. A complete flash
camera with bulbs, Leo's Camera
Shop; an assortment of winter
tlowers Including four winter cor
sages, an ivy plant and two winter
bouquets, and one dozen eggs, Mrs.
Finely, 3668 Hllyard: a hand
loomed rug, mads and donated by
Mrs. Molly Burgess, 728 No. BUl.
Weed American tire chains were
donated by Hitchcock and Mosher;
a sport shirt, Drew's Manstore;
1000 letter heads on bond
paper, Guide Printing Co.; a TV
chair, , Stanley Home Products; a
used, extra large Evans oil heater,
Mrs. W. R. Redkey; an adjustable
desk lamp, Hafter Furniture.
One coat of paint, any color, on
any bedroom walls and ceiling from
L. p. Brockman; an 11 by 14 inch
oil picture, single, double or a
group, from Miller-Williams Stu.
dio; an electric floor heater, Long
Bell Lumber Co.; a flannel shirt,
Army Store; plastic towel holders,
Swan Lake Moulding Co.; $10 worth
of bowling, Lucky Lanes Bowling
Alley.
A car baby bed, F. T. Boyd;
five horsepower vBendix outboard
motor, , W. W. Thompson; ten
sacks of Insulation, Copeland Lum
ber Co.; one speed way drill,
Moty and Van Dyke; a Stevens
bolt action 1 gauge shotgun, Pe
terson's Market; a General Elec
tric hot pad, B and B Electric and
a box of Crane's stationery, Shaw's
Stationery.
Tuesday night's radio auction
brought a $13 cash donation from
California Oregon Power Co. and
sale of various Items not mentioned
previously, including a nylon par
golf bag, Dick Reeder's; an en
semble of assorted chocolates ana
novelty candies, Pelican Candy
Jar; a 28 Inch- blue tinted round
mirror. Qoeller's Paint Store; $5
worth of merchandise from Dick
ey's Grocery. 4206 Shasta Way:
three rolls. 100 feet to a roll, of
f. Inch plastio pipe from Carlon,
Klamath's newest manufacturing
company; two sport shirts, Don's
Men s Store.
A devil's food cake donated by
Mrs. Roy Andrews was delivered
to the Herald and News office
during the auction proved too much
of a temptation, and instead of
being auctioned off, , the cake
brought 50 cents apiece from in.
terested bystanders who drew for
it,- then cleaned up I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed executrix of
the estate of Gustaf Brakevelt. also
known as G. Brakevelt, deceased, by
the Circuit Court of Klamath County,
Oregon, and that all persons having
claims against said estate of said de
ceased are hereby notified to present
the same to said executrix at the office
of the undersigned at Suite 1. Melhase
Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, to
gether with proper vouchers, within aix
months of the date of this notice.
. .. Dated, this, lath day of January, 1854
... . verna M. Brakevelt, :'
. f. c-t Executrix i ' ,
J. C O'Neill. Atty. for Execx,' v 'I'
Suite 1, Melhase Building,
Klamath Falls. Oregon.,
Jan. 21, 2S Feb. t, 12 No. 770 !
Th. "NASHUA1
For Mobile Homes or
TRAVEL TRAILERS SOJ
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. COLORFUL
AMERICAN FALLS, Idaho On-
Colorful Is just about the only way
to describe properly the American
Falls Jail.
The walls are leaf-green. The
floor is maroon. And the cell bars
are silver. '
The. Jail was empty for a lew
days recently and Power county
commissioners said it seemed a
good time to redecorate.
: auto insurance feature :
Opp. Pott Office
Ph. 5520
replaces regular
J State Farm medical '.
; payments coverage. J
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This offer not valid wherever
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restricted. Cash value 120
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COUPON VOID Armt niUAT 17, 154
Limed Oak Table
Dropleaf Style
Reg. 74.95
Vanity
Large plate mirror
Reg. 67.95
Bookcase Bed
Walnut finish
Reg. 52.95 ,
2-Pc. Divan Set
Early California
Reg. 219.95 ,
5-Pc. Dining Set
. Limed Oak
Reg. 144.95
3995
3295
I7995
9995
Bed Divan
Grey Frieze
' Reg. 117.95,
Bed Divan
Armless - Tapestry Cover
Reg. 59.95 '
Mattress - Box Spring
540 Coil
Reg. 99.95
Platform Rocker
Tapestry Cover - '
Reg. 39.95 1
Mattress
180 Coil Unit
Reg. 29.95 ,
A88 I All Wool Socks QQc I
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Ladies Coat Sweater
Size 40 only. Reg. 6.49 '
HeadScarfs 177
Assorted Colors. Reg. 2.95
Long Neck Scarf 77c
Assorted colors, Reg. 1.49 -
Cotton Half Slip 199
Nylon trim. Reg. 2.98 f ;
Rayon Slips ' , 177
t ware i7a -, z..a
Ladies Brief AQc
Extra large only. Reg. 79c "
Handbags 00
2 only. Reg. 9.98 ' V
Long Neck Scarfs OOc
Assorted. Reg. 1.95 ' ' .
Women's Stadium Boots AA4
White, Fur Lined. Reg. 5.49 ' .
Boy's Shirt 199
99e
Washable Rayon Plaid. Reg. 3.49
Sweat Shirt
Fleece Lined. Reg. 1.39
Clearance
Prices slashed on Demonstrator
Vacuum Cleaners -
Electric Drill
Vt inch size. Reg. 36.95
Wood Lathe
. Handyman's dream, Reg. 53.50
Electric Motor- '
Vi h.p. Reg. 31.57
288
4588
2688
Sea? Covers
Anti-Freeze
Best Fiber
Reg. 17.95
Menthanol. Bulk your container
Reg. 1.19 gal.
gal.
88c
Sawdust TiresReg .12.45-600x16 Exch. 9.95
USE SEARS CREDIT
PURCHASE COUPON BOOKS ,
All Wool Socks r
18 inch size. 12 only. Reg. 1.29 '
All Wool Shirts
.Sizes small and large only. Reg. 7.98
Cotton Dress Sox
Asst. colors and patterns. Reg. 59c
100 Wool Slacks
, Worsted and gabardine. Reg. 10.95
Gun Case '
, Genuine sheepskin. Reg,. 1795
Gun Case ' ""
Sheepskin lined. Reg. 13.50 ,
Ice Skates
Junior sizes. Hockey and Figure. Reg.
Sportsman's Hat
' Red. Waterproof. Reg. 2.49 -
Make-up Case
Imitation Reptile. Reg. 5.35
Blouses
Pastel rayon long sleeves. Reg. 2.29
Blouses
. Printed pique. Reg. 1.98
Hats
Close-out on winter styles. Values to
Foundation Garment
Sizes 34-35 only. Reg. 10.95
Foundation Garment
Sizes 37-38 only. Reg. 12.95
Cotton Bra
Sizes 32A to 40C. Reg. 1.00
Toddler's Dresses 'Cin
All wool
CttAUf Dintr
JllUn I Qllld . . Reg. 4.98
CttAiu Cuil 0n8 Piece NyoB
Boy's Sweaters
Reg. 9.95
All wool.
Reg. 3.59
999?
3995
7995
2988
44c
888
"988
588
388
49c
388
7.95
J88
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2.98 49
5"
6"
69e
1.97
3.29
7.49
1.99
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