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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1956)
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN' BASIN BRIEFS Fort Rook Bindalj-Among the Jacobs is hostesses. Roll call will Illustrations tor the December IMS National Geographic Magazine ar ticle, ''Ice Age Man, the First American," is a photograph ot the 9.000 year . old sagebrush sandals found In the Fort Rock cave. The sandals are believed to be the old est man-made relics in North America and were found by Uni versity of Oregon excavators, di rected by Dr. L. 8. Cressman, in 1938. Lakeview The Lakeview Re- bekah Lodge will meet on Thurs day, January 26 at the IOOF Hall at the new meeting time which will be 7:30 in place ot o'clock, an nounced Mrs. Albert Brown, the newly installed noble grand. Skiing Twenty members or the Southern Oregon College's Moun tain Club spent the weekend skiing at Lakevlew's Warner Canyon Ski area. They were accompanied by Dnvld Bulkley, faculty adviser, and several other chaperones. ' Macdoei Marc Olsen, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen of Newell, is staying with his cous ins. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Long more, since being released from Hillside Hospital in Klamath Falls where he was treated for Brlght's disease since before Christmas. His parents visited him Sunday. He expects to be in bed another six weeks. rattle Three hundred feeder rattle were shipped Thursday by the Meiss ranch near Macdoei to pasture near Salinas, i Orvllle Pitts returned to h i s Marine base at San Diego after spending a 30-day leave with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Bretches at Macdoei. Called South Mrs. Jack Walton nf Bray and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis of Macdoei and Paul Robin son of Alturas left Monday for Is Angeles after receiving word that Robinson's and Mrs. Walton's mother was seriously 111, I Attend! Meeting Mrs. Morris Gilmer of Macdoei attended post masters' meetings at Willows, Sac ramento and san Jose last week. New Phones have been installed in the Macdoei homes ot Mr, and Mrs. Robert Meglasson. Mr. and Mrs. George Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bretches. . Macdoei Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and family have moved back to Macdoei after spending the summer and part of the winter at Fort Klamath. i Bonania There will be a food sale to benefit the Bonanra Big Springs Park on Saturday, Jan uary 28, starting at 10 a.m. at Brown's Variety Store. Meeting of the Bonanza-Langell Valley Garden Club, January 27, at the Bonanza Library with VI Brown, Jessie Spillane and Frances Gl Bill Stand Told By Solon be answered with "The Name of a New Flower I Intend To Try Tills Year." Doroihy Risse will discuss Airican violets. Ham Dinner for the benefit of the March ot Dimes, will be served at the Merrill Moose Hall by Wom en of the Moose, Saturday night, January 28. The dinner is being sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge. All proceeds go to the polio fund. Parents are invited to take children. Dinner will be served for a reasonable charge. Dancing will follow the dinner. Alturas A potluck dinner for all former Kansans will be held in the all-purpose room of the Alturas Elementary School' Saturday, Jan uary 28 at 7 p.m. Those attending are requested to bring their own table service. Breaks Wrist Clark Bray, Chllo quln. broke his left wrist at a bas ketball practice last week. He was hospitalized for awhile but is now home. Clark is a high school student. Fort Klamath The C. I. Club is sponsoring a public card party with bridge, pinochle and other games, prizes and refreshments, Saturday, February 4, at the C. I. clubhouse. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Trent of Richmond, Oregon are in Lakeview for a visit with Mrs. Trent's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Brooks. . At Denver Show Ross Dollarhide of Lakeview, former winner in na tional saddle bronc competition entered the National Western Stock Show at Denver, Colorado on Jan uary 13 but did not place. It was the 50th anniversary for the show. WASHINGTON ard L, Neuberger, Democrat ol Oregon, Issued a statement Tues day explaining why he introduced a bill in Congress a few days ago for revival ol the G.I. Bill of Rights. "I have always thought," he said, "that the educational bene fits of the C.I. Bill of Rights, under which millions ol . World, War II and Korea veterans attended schools and colleges, wa- the most far-sighted veterans legislation we have ever had. Unfortunately," the senator con tinued, "the G.I. Bill was per mitted to expire for all men and women entering the service alter January 31, 1955. But the United States needs skilled and educated people more now than ever before. We are falling behind the soviet Union in training scientists and engineers. It is my conviction that toaay a servicemen deserve equal treatment with those who happen Paint Sanctuary The sanctuary of the Chlloquin Methodist Church was painted Saturday afternoon and evening by several members ol the congregation and the pas tor, the Rev. Edmund Stanton. BILL INTRODUCED FRANKFORT, Ky. I A biU introduced to the State Legislature yesterday by Rep. Morris -Weln, traub (D-Newport) would make it Illegal for merchants to label as kosher any meat or other food not meeting Orthodox Jewish stand' ards. Kosher is the word designat ing foods prepared according to Jewish religious specifications. Best-Known Home Remedy fcfwtfinntof omnA MS Rub on Rlief...Braittii In Relief Senator Rich-. to have served prior to January 1, 1955. Neuberger wis joined In intro ducing the new G.I. Bill by sena tors Morse, Mansfield. Mngnuson, Pavne, McNamara and Margaret Chase Smith. DIET Ol'KNhl) TOKYO I Emperor Hlrohllo opened the 24th session of the post war Diet (parliament) today with a brief address. He told makers he shared their Joy over Japan's expanding relations with other nations but said "I think more efforts are needed to win more trust by all foreign nations." MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your Experienced Agent WILLARD HOTEL Phono 3088 1 fly United to PORTLAND 2V2 hrs. SAN FRANCISCO 3 hrs. LOS ANGELES 5 hrs. Northbound service loaves at 1:0S a.m., Southbound al 5:40 p.m. Convenient connections to all the East I I Airport Ttrminaf. In Klamath falh rail 2-2557, 2-2551 or on aufionzid rrov.l agtnf. . . II f ?yn yv . , , ... KLAMATH FURNITURE Co. FINAL CLOSE OT SME Our lease is up Feb. 29th and all merchandise if priced to qo. EVERY THING MUST GO! LOOK AT THESE EXAMPLES - Big Savings! ITEM Biltwell davenport and chair Rose frieze , Req. 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Value SALE $54 $62 $58 $129 Simmoni 300 coil sleep unit, full or twin size ' mattress ond box spring ; 69.95 Simmoni 400 coil sleep unit, mattress and box spring, full or twin size 79.95 Fairmount Premier 400 coil sleep unit, full or twin size, mattress ond bo spring ........ 79 95 U.S. Rubber Koylon Foam platinum label quality mattress ond foundation full size only 169.50 A few of ne-of-o-kind mattress and spring unit, ond mattresses only in both full end twin size. Adjustable bed frames 77$ 5.50 Edamatfh IFHraitaire Co. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS COLORED PYREX Entire Stock Vz OFF Casseroles, baking dishes, pie plates. Assarted colors. " Downstairs IMttaMBli GIRLS SKIRTS Vs OFF Volucs to 5.95. Wool ond Orion. Special group closeout! Second Floor SPECIAL CROUP VELVET HATS Vol's to 1295 i 00 Also lovely selection of winter hats priced ot 1.00 ond 2.00. Second Floor Roman Stripe HOSIERY 99c Reg. 1.95 Closeout entire stock. 66-12, 60-15, 51-30. Most sizes. Street Floor SPECIAL CROUP JANTZEN Sweaters Reg. 499 9.95 "The Dosher" style. Lovely colors in popular Kharofleece. Second Floor , DRASTIC REDUCTIONS1. CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES MEN'S PAJAMAS Reg. 3.95 I 99 Broadcloths ond flonneC Middy or coat styles in sizes B.C.D. Men's Shop MESSES JANTZEN SKIRTS Reg. 14.95 6 99 "Swivel Hip" skirt. Good look ing colors in Khoraflonnel. Second Floor DRAPERY YARDAGE Vol's to 3.19 1 98 yard Popular fabrics ond patterns taken from our regular stock. Dpwnstairs l3tti2:'0FF Tremendous Selections In Misses, Juniors, Half Sizes 1 no 0 vrn 1 0 0 00 o 00000 if 0 m'rsvttt'trtTiririrftt't'rsvTnr' FURTHER REDUCTIONS WHITE GOODS Girls Flannel PAJAMAS GOWNS . Reg. 2.98 1 99 Entire stack. In cute prints. Sizes toddlers to oge 14. Second Floor Ladies LEATHER PURSES Reg. 8.95 '99 Some leather lined. Large sel ection In brown, black, navy tan, ..... Street Floor jl Meadowspun YARN AO ikeln 2 TABLE CLOTHS FESTIVAL 54x54 MEN'S JACKETS V3 OFF Assorted styles. Volues to 19.95 tn most sizes. Men's Shop Shortie Gowns PAJAMAS reg. 9.95 IJ99 rcg. 13.95 99 reg. 29.50 J 2" reg. 9.95 99 reg. 10.95 3 49 reg. 14.95 Q99 4 Chromespun Spreads reg. 24.95 DOUBLE BED SIZE 7 All Wool Blankets reg. 13.95 3 TABLE CLOTHS FESTIVAL 54x70 2 TABLE CLOTHS FESTIVAL 65x108 4 SHEET SETS DAN RIVER TWIN 7 SHEET SETS DAN RIVER DOUBLE 2 SHEET SETS BATES DOUBLE Reg. 65c 50 wool, 50 nylon. Washoble colors, onti-shrink and stretch. Second Floor SPECIAL CROUP GIRLS Sweaters 12 PRICE Boys ond girls in Orion and Nylon. Broken sizes. Second Floor Men's FLANNEL SHIRTS 24, Rcg. 3.95 Rcg. 5.95 i 99 Artemis in outing flannel prints. Most sizes. Second Floor Assorted Woolens FARGO, SATIN BOUND DACRON PILLOWS NEW SHIPMENT MUSLIN SHEETS COHOSSET 144 THREAD COUNT reg. 5.95 j.99 sale 99 Downstairs Reg. 3.95 2 95 yard Tweeds ond flannels. Wool ond nylon. Good selection. Street Floor SPECIAL CROUP GIRLS DRESSES V3 t0 Vl Off Volues to 14.95 taken from our regular stock. Tremendous JACKET PACS Reg. Q 12.95 99 Contains yarn, jewels, lace to complete. Easy to knit. Street Floor Ideal for work. Sloshed to cost. Good looking colors. Men's Shop drapery" Remnants 12 PRICE Bolt ends ond odd sizes. Ideol for chair or cushion covers. Downstairs LADIES ANKLETS Vol's to 1.00 3,.l 00 White ond assorted colors. Large cuffs, broken sizes. Street Floor savings. 221 Main Ph. 5353 Street Floor
