TUESDAY, 'JANUARY 28, 19.ri8
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BASIN BRIEFS
Viiitlng Gary Cogburn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cogburn,
Klamath Falls, is spending sever
al days with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cogburn of East-
side.
Ill Ed Hartzog, Eastside. is in
the Lakeview Hospital suffering
from a stroke. His son and family.
David Hartzog, Pullman, Washing
ton, have been in Eastside on ac
count of the elder Hartzog's ill
ness.
To Minnesota Mrs. Eileene
Barry, Eastside, has gone to St.
Paul, Minnesota, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Eileene
McKee, and family. The McKee's
are the parents of 12 children.
Improving Mrs. A. E. Ryck-
man. Tulelake, js recovering in
Portland following throat 'surgery
in St. Vincent s Hospital last week.
She was accompanied to Portland
by Mr. Ryckman.
Card Party March of Dimes
card party will be given by the
Northern RebeKah Lodge No. 208,
Altunis, in the Odd Fellow s Tem
ple, Alturas, at 8 p.m., January 31.
Admission is one dollar per person.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes awarded.
Back Home Mr. and Mrs. John
O'Neil have moved back to their
home in Eastside after spending
several weeks with their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs.' Lee O'Neil.
Mrs. John 0 Neil was convalesc
ing after eye surgery done in Port
land in November.
Scholarship Omer A.' Schneid
er, Malin, has been awarded a
scholarship covering partial tuition
fees for winter and spring term
studies at Oregon State College.
The scholarship, which will pay
$46 tuition fees for each of the two
terms, is sponsored by the state
system of higher education.
Schneider, a 1936 graduate of Ma
lin High School,, is a sophomore
in the school of business and tech
nology. Band Librarian Virginia Burk,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
burn Burk, Bonanza, has recently
been elected as librarian in the
college band at Southern Oregon
College.
Good Weather Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Longfellow, Eastside, are en
joying the good weather in Oro
ville, California, while visiting
their daughter and family, the Phil
Carrol's.
Hog Butchering Several neigh
bors gathered at the Walt Lightle
ranch near Eastside on January
20 for an old fashioned hog butch
ering. Mrs. Lightle served dinner
at noon to the workers,
Klrst Child-Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Dodson, Eastside, are the par
ents of a new son, their first
child. '
Relief Society Mrs. Merle
O'Neil, Eastside, and Frances Ste
vens, Lillian McDonald, Delphi
Rudd, Ellen Byington and Orvilla
Stein, all of Lakeview, attended a
Relief Society Union meeting at
the L.D.S. Church in Klamath falls
recently,
OSBURN HOTEL
EUGENE, ORE.
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Thoroughly Modcra
PLUMBING
Repairs Remodtlirif
Droiu Linn Static Tuika
Now or Old Work
Fret Estimating
t Troilerhouit Plumbini
Kimes Plumbing & Heating
2720 So. 6th TU 4-8620
BIRTHDAY?
Toys Gomes
Hobby Supplies
The year 'round toy '
store
FLEET'S
222 So. 7th.. Ph. TU 4-5520
YOUNG GAIL PUTMAN, a Cub Scour and good swimmer,
knows wkat "the long road back" after a seige of polio
means. Gail is 9'i and was stricken with polio when he
was 15 months old. He received treatment through the
Klamath: County Chapter of the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eugene, then
was a patient in the Crippled Children's Hospital, Port
land. Gail still wears braces on both legs but last sum
mer he passed his Red Cross beginners swim test, goes to,
Fremont School. He is the son of Gail P. Putman, 2020 Gar
den Avenue. With Gail are Kathleen Gallagher, left, chair
man of the March of Dimes Mothers March to be held
Thursday evening, January 30. Co-chairman is Dixie Nen
del, right. i
Brutal Slaying
Laid To Son
FORT SMITH. Ark. W-Police
today pressed an intensive search
for Billy Joe Burns, a 24-ycar-old
former mental patient wanted for
questioning in connection with the
mutilation slaying of his mother."
"We can't waste any time," said
Chief of Detectives Clyde Grigsby.
"We don't know whether he's dan
gerous to others or not."
The head of Mrs. Edna Burns,
56, was found by some children
yesterday in the vestibule of a
Catholic church here. Police lat
er broke -into the locked Burns
home and discovered the headless
corpse in a pool of 'blood on the
kitchen floor., -
Burns -was' -released . -from a
mental hospital last year, Grrgsby
said.
Church Women '
install Leaders
United Council of Church Wom
en, meeting January 27 at the
First Methodist Church, installed
Mrs. Norman Guyer as president;
Mrs. E. J. Glover, first vice pres
ident: Mrs. Lawrence Birk, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Cecil Pey
ton, secretary: Mrs. Ona Bagley,
treasurer; Miss Mariam Smyth,
historian and Mrs. Bert Miller,
publicity chairman.
Members of the nominating com
mittee inchfded Mrs. Marie Sed
don, Mrs. E. R. Dennis and Mrs.
Richard llessig.
Plans were discussed for World
Day of Prayer, to be observed
February 21 in St. Paul's Epis
copal Church.
Mrs. Tom Radcliff and Mrs.
Bob Elliott were in charge of the
worship service. Mrs. Tr,uman Nel
son sang with Mrs.' Earl Redman
at the piano.
Phone Work
Tops Million
Keeping pace with rapid indus-!
trial and residential growth in the
Klamath Falls area, Pacific Tele
phone spent more than one mil
lion dollars on construction proj
ects here in 1957.
Recently compiled figures show,
according to Manager R. C. Bail
ey, that the company spent $1,100,
000 on expansion and improvement
of service in Klamath Falls the
last year. That brings to almost
$1,970,000 the amount spent on tele
phone construction here in the past
four years.
Year-end records also show that
there were 13,686 telephones in the
Klamath Falls exchange at the end
of December. That's a net in
crease of 296 over the year.
Topping a list of 13 projects val
ued at more than $10,000 each, was
construction of a microwave relay
center at Haymaker Mountain. It
is one of two centers in a new
system which will increase long
distance voice paths between Klam
ath Falls, Medford and other Ore
gon and California points.
More local switching equipment
was installed at the Klamath Falls
central office, along with five
switchboard positions, power equip
ment and an expanded test nd
service center.
Local aerial and underground
cable was added in eight other
projects.
SCBMECHANIZED!
AMONG THE TRUCE LINE,
Korea (UP) There's a lot of talk
here about mobility, mechaniza
tion and airlifts, but the U.S. First
Cavalry Division's boot repair
shop reported today it still repairs
3.000 pairs of boots and shoes a
month.
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FINAL
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HURRY! CHECK EVERY ITEM! PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED LOWER!
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SALE
JEWELRY
'3 to Vi OFF
Necklaces, earrings,
bracelets, pins in lovely
designs. Very large selection.
STREET FLOOR
LADIES
WOOL
SKIRTS
' OFF
Famous Brands in os
sorted fabrics, styles and
sizes.
SECOND FLOOR
ASSORTED
DRAPERY
'2 PRICE .
Terrific selection token
from regular stock.
Lovely colors.
k DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S DRIP-DRY
Broadcloth
PAJAMAS
3.99
Reg.
4.95
.Jeeds no ironing in
middy coat style. Text
ron, size B, C, D.
MENS SHOP
FAMOUS BRAND
COTTON
BRAS
Vol's to
3.50
.49
Assorted styles and sizes
in white only. Terrific
savings.
SECOND FLOOR
CLOSEOUT
GIRLS
DRESSES
2.00 to 7.00
Final sale. All size
range. Prices slashed to
rock bottom.
. SECOND FLOOR
Assorted
Handbags
'2 PRICE
Leather, fabric or lucite
in assorted colors, shapes,
styles.
STREET FLOOR
DACRON
PILLOWS
5.995 4.99
Allergy free! Will not
mat and are completely
washable.
DOWNSTAIRS
FINAL DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
mm sums
FINAL REDUCTIONS ON FAMOUS LABEL
DRESSES ALL SLASHED IN PRICE
TO CLEAR DRESSES IDEAL FOR ALL
OCCASIONS FEATURING THE NEWEST IN
FABRICS, TRIM AND DETAII FABULOUS FASH-
ION VALUES IN JUNIOR, PETITE, HALF SIZES!
FASHIONS - SECOND FLOOR
r HOSIERY f STFEpRS
m , fL Lovely Fur-Blends in M
60 Gauge, 15 Denier. Newest Colors In M
X. Sizes 82 x 1 i M Novelty Styles M
. STREET FLOOR SECOND FLOOR M
GIRLS
ANKLETS
3 pair 1.00
Values to 69c. Large as
sortment b y Trimfit.
Most sizes.
SECOND FLOOR
LADIES
COTTON
ROBES
OFF
or full length
Entire stock sale
Shorty
styles.
priced.
SECOND FLOOR
STRIPE
PERCALE
SHEETS
Reg 0 OO
3.98 Z..7 7
Candy stripes in pink,
green, yellow, blue.
Double size. Cannon and
Dan River.
DOWNSTAIRS
FAMOUS BRAND
GIRLS
BLOUSES
7s OFF
Assorted styles and col
ors. Cotton or knit. Sizes
3 to 14.
SECOND FLOOR
Chenille
Bedspreads
V-3 OFF
Values to 16.95. Ass't
colors and designs. All
brand new.
DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S LONG SLEEVE
SPORT
SHIRTS
Vol's to 3.95Val's to 6.95
1.99 2.99
Large selection patterns,
colors, styles in sizes
small, medium, large.
MENS SHOP
HIGHLY ABSORBENT
KITCHEN
TOWELS
& 29c
Large size in cotton with
cotton blanket stitch
hems.
DOWNSTAIRS
DRIP DRY
COTTONS
49c
Reg.
89c
yd.
Just received . . , new
prints, stripes, dots,
spring colors. Jo wide.
STREET FLOOR
CLOSEOUT
Baby Deer
Baby Shoes
'3 OFF
By Trimfoot, Creepers
and Trainers. Closing out
the entire stock.
SECOND FLOOR
LAZY
SUSANS
2 PRICE
Various' sizes, styles. Val
ues to -12.95. Ceramic
with hardtop bases.
DOWNSTAIRS
SUB-TEEN
DRESSES
$3. - $5. - $7.
Sizes 8 to 14. Dressy and
casual styles in lovely
colors. Sove.
SECOND FLOOR
Assorted
Table Cloths
TcV0 1 .99
Plain and patterns. Spec
ial group priced to clear.
DOWNSTAIRS
INFANTS
TRUNDLE
BUNDLE -
A OFF :,
Vals. to 10.98. Wool and
nylon blend. Ass't. colors.
Terrific buy!
SECOND FLOOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
WINTER
CAPS
Vi PRICE
Entire stock sale priced
to clear. Ass't, styles,
colors.
SECOND FLOOR
MUSLIN
SHEETS
1.99
Reg.
2.98
Doubt only jr
threadcount. '
DOWNSTAIRS
MEN'S
LEATHER
BELTS '
S 99c
All leather in three popu
lar widths. Black or
brown. Sizes 32 to 44.
MEN'S SHOP
ALL GIRLS & BOYS
SNO-SUITS
COATS
Vi PRICE
Fabulous buys. Final
clearance on new style
winter apparel.
SECOND FLOOR
CALLOWAY
His And Her
TOWELS
BATH
Reg. 1.98
1.39
HAND
Reg. 1.19
89c
Heavy thirsty terry in
lovely colors. Large fancy
towels.
DOWNSTAIRS
LADIES
Fabric or Wool
GLOVES
'h PRICE
Fabulous savings. All
sale priced to clear tre
mendous selection.
STREET FLOOR
BOXED
TOWEL
SETS
'A PRICE
Special Group Cut In
Price To Clear.
DOWNSTAIRS
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