April
1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NW1
Good Friday Tha traditional
public Good Friday service
will ba bald In tha rirat Cove
nant church at 7:48 p. m. Tha
pailor will apaak on tha sub
ject. Trie King of tha Jawi."
Tha mixed choir sings tha fol
lowing numbara: "There la a
Oraan Hill Far Away" and
"How Can 1 Look on Calvary'i
Crou." A hearty Invitation la
extended to anyone who would
care to attend tha eervlce.
VUltera Mra. Edward II.
Pike had aa her gueata tha early
part of the week her two nieces,
Maria Aubrey, and Mra. Clar
ence Ruff. Miss Aubrey hat
taught for tha pait 14 yeari In
tha Davla Calif., achoola and
next year will take over teach-
I "Jng dutlea In Santa Crux. Mra.
Kuff la a realdent of Maryavllle
Both hava visited here fre
quently where they hava many
frlendi.
VUlt ten Mr. and Mra. Rob
Jbert Hall of AlUmont hava re
turned from Fort Stevens where
they visited their son, Sgt. Rob
art Hall, and enjoyed Army day
maneuvera.
From Bly Mra Ernest Pad
dock of Bly was among tha out-of-town
shoppers In Klamath
Fall! Thursday
Police Court Five drunk
one drunk and disorderly and
12 trafflo tickets made up tha
police court report Thursday
morning. There were no major
accidents reported, police offic
ers said, and no new complaints
Issued.
TMBS INSTALL
UNIFORM CHARGES
Effective at 8 p. m. Friday,
all taxlcabs In Klamath Falls
will go on a new uniform rata,
It waa announced Thursday by
tha operators.
The rate will be 38 cents for
the first 5fl of a mile, and 8
cents for every 18 of a mile
thereafter.
This rata la established on
meters, which hava now bean
Installed on all cabs operating
In tha city.
Cab operators said tha ratea
are highly favorable to tha pub
lic In comparison with those
affective In other cities.
The recent flat rata of 28
cents was effective while meters
were being Installed. '
Picture framing. Goeller'a.
230 Main. Phone 1704.
For Your
Information
WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Rain tonight, becoming showery
Friday; continued cool; fresh to
strong southerly winds off coast,
shifting to west or northwest
late this afternoon or tonight.
OREOON Mostly cloudy
with scattered showers In val
leys and snows In mountains to
night and Friday, except only
partly cloudly northwest por
tion; little change In tempera
ture; fresh southeasterly winds
off coast; strong wind at times
from Cape Blanco southward be
coming fresh west or northwest
Friday.
Mall Closing Tiroes
(Tralna)
Southbound: 8.00 a m.
Northbound: 30 a m.
Southbound: 8:18 p m.
Northbound: 8:30 p m.
(Stages)
Alturaa, L k e 1 e w, Rocky
Point and Ashland, all close 7:00
a- m
Dance Exempt Members ef
tha Klamath Shrine club have
been advised that the annual
dance for the crippled children's
hospital In Portland has been de
clared tax exempt. The dance Is
scheduled for Saturday, April
19, with J. Fred Flock aa chair
man. Lady Eagles The Lady
Eagles club will meet Friday,
AprU 11, at FOE hall for 1
o'clock potluck luncheon and
business meeting. All members
are urged to attend.
Sons of Norway Tha regular
meeting of the Sons of Norway
will ba held Saturday at 8 p. m.
In tha I OOF hall. It will be
social meeting. '
Graduate Nurses Membera of
Graduate ' Nurses of Klamath
county were to meet Thursday
night at 8 o'clock in the health
department, at which tuna Or.
Peter H. Rotendal waa to show a
film and speak on tuberculosis.
Public Party Tha Degree of
Honor lodge will sponsor a pub
lic card parfy Monday, April 14,
at 2 p. m In the KC hall. Lunch
eon will be served at 1:30 o'clock
sharp, followed by cards. Mrs.
OIlEtaOX WOOLF.V STORK'S EASTEIl SUItPMSE!
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BLANKETS
with very suit bought between
now and Easter!
i a n i f 9 1 get A free blanketi
" If your husband la going to
buy a new spring suit, bar It YOUR opportunity!
Bring him In and get on ef these big, beautiful blan
ker absolutely fro with tha purchase ef any uit in
our big stock. These blankets are 72" x M'' and wa
offar your choica of wine, green, cedar, brown er blue
colors.
HURRY! THIS OFFER ENDS
SATURDAY!
SWOTS
1950 - 24M
Others 29.50 and 34.50
Gaberdines, coverts, herringbone and wonted chevi
ots. Fine, long wearing, well tailored suits In tha sea
son's NEW colors. Siie to fit every man, longs, short,
slims, stout and regular sixes. If a suit doesn't fit,
wo won't let you buy ft!
NEW SPRING HATS
New telescope crowns, pinch
fronts and many others. Gay
saw colore with contrasting
bands.
SWEATERS
HUNDREDS of new sweat
ers. Zipper fronts, button
fronts, sleeveless. pull,
overs ... we mean .
EVERYTHING!
SI to $5.93
TIES
Climax your Spring outfit
with a new tie. Hundreds
to choose from. In silks or '
wools.
35c and $1
$2.45
Other $2.95 $3-95
$5.00
SPORT COATS SLACKS
lb mA
I Al: li sS'Stk
A big selection. In all me
tarule and colors Includ
ing browns, greens, blues,
rust and camel.
From $9.85
Gabardine, twills, eoveria
and hard finish worsteds.
Comfortable pleated, full
drape styles.
$3.95 to $6.95
TWO PIECE SUITS
Populsr "two suiters." Coat and trousers only.
for warm spring days, or use aa sports
coat with contrasting slacks
ALL SIZES
Fine
$13.95
SMART NEW SHOES FOR EASTER
New military styles, new styles for dress,
' new sports stylesl Thsy're all here In "Es
quire" and "Star Brand" . . . two fameua
names in man's shoes. Slsss for every foot
and prices for every pocketboek.
93 M9
2" 3M 4
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
8TH and MAIN
KLAMATH'S CREDIT CLOTHIERS
DIAL 6873
Gladys Ervln, chairman. Issues a
cordial invitation to the public.
Plan Dsnce Members ef tha
vestry of St. Paul's Episcopal
church has named Wednesday,
April 23, for tha annual vestry
dance to be held In the Wlllard
hotel ballroom. L. L. Langwor
thy Is chairman, assisted by Jack
Keating, John Schubert, Percy
Webb, Dr. D. J. Rees and Roy
Premo.
Sewing Circle The Daugh
ters of Norway Sewing circle
will meet at tha home of Mrs.
Charlotte . Haukly, house 38 at
Algoma, Friday at 7:30 p. m.
Tha valuable heartwood of a
black walnut tree does not de
velop until the tree Is 80 to 100
years old.
Darwin estimated that earth
worms on an acre of land would
bring 10 tons of soil to the sur
face In a year.
OPEN LETTER ASKS
SCOUT DRIVE HELP
An open latter to Klamath
Falls citizens, asking their co
operation in cleaning up tha
balance needed to reach the
gflOOO fund drive goal, was writ
ten Thursday by K. O. Klahn.
manager of tha scout-camp tire
campaign.
Present total listed aa either
pledged or received at Boy Scout
headquarters la approximately
$3000. The drive la now two
weeks old.
Klahn's letter follows:
To Klamath Fills citizens:
What about the Ctrl Scout
Boy Scout-Camp Fire girls drive?
Do you realize many hava given
most generously? But have you
done your part? Well over 100
adults have given their time,
their energy and their ability
absolutely free to this work.
Have you helped In any way?
Do you realize what a moral,
social and economic benefit
these three youth organizations
are to you and to this commun
ity? Could these free volunteer
youth organizations exist In
Naziland? Think of it. Free!
Voluntary! No chance for fifth
columnists here. Do you want
to keep American ideals alive
In our young people? If you-
think it'a worth while you will
accept your part of this respon
sibility and do It gladly. IX you
wake up to this tremendous pro
gram, you will offer your help
eagerly.
The Camp Fire girls and the
Boy Scouts In this community
need your help and you need
theirs. Mr. and Mra. Citizen.
what are you going to da about
It?
Sincerely,
1C O. KLAHN.
Arthur Visits Among the
out-of-town visitor spending
Easter week In Klamath Falls I
T. J. Arthur, a resident of Eu
gene, who is a guest of his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Arthur, at their bom
in the Evans apartment.
Daughter Bora Aa eight
pound daughter waa born Wed
nesday morning to Mr. and Mrs
Harold Kaspar at their residence
at 3021 East Main street. She
has been named Arlena Share).
Return Home Mr. K. If.
Jackson and infant son, returned
home Wednesday to 2M1 Bis bee
street from the Klamath Valley
hospital.
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A satin loitex and open weave elastic with
plenty of give and plenty of hold. Panel
stretch up and down, giving new molded groce
for medium to tall figure. Size 33 to 38.
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$10 Value! Short to medium fig-
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Includes knives, forks, 1 1 '." "! . V:Vf
seled fork soup F'fi
spoont, butter spread. '-" '' " vTii f
era. Ice tea spoons and fsjj'S' hff''-i
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GOWNS
Unusual print with fine
quality Vat lace edging
and insertions. In flared
and ruffle bottom styles.
Exclusive with Sear. In
size 34 to 44.
CRINKLE CRIII
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4 GORE RAYOII CREPES
WITH SHADOW PANELS
Slips
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Thrao Style
Fine quality pigment crepe in three lovely,
hard wearing styles: Smooth tailored with
double fabric top, front and back; delicate
lace trim; finely embroidered tailored with
double fabric top ond front. 32 to 44.
WOMEN'S SLIPS SSo
Built-up ahould&ra. aaay to laundor oatton
atralcht out. Taaroa. whlta, St to ti.
WOMEN'S MN0KI SLIPS . .SSe
".Son Cllns" oottoa. aenu V top. 4 tor, atralsht
euu Taaroaa ana wmto. 31-44,
WOMEN'S 4 STAR SLIPS 1.4S
Rayon aatl-j laoa trtmmad allpa. Pour sr ana
blaa atyl.a Taaroaa, Whlta. SI-44.
DORABLK KNIT RAYON UNDIES ....SSe
Loosa tilftns. otHpad circular knit. Vast, bloom
r, pantla. atapln. Tanroao. M-m-l.
ROSETEX KNIT RAYON UNDIES SSe
Plain knit rayon. Includea vaata, bloomara, pas.
Uaa, ataplns, brl.fa. Taaroaa, a-m-1.
Woman's Hsndbasjs
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