The Klamath News from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 9

PAGE KIND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Weed 0 Midland Confute New Wa are at lost for ourselves. We have become a people, not individual. have become diluted, losing strength and color. Prof. Mary Ellen Chat, Smith college.

SOME SUIT KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21 UF) J. Z. Miller's bos mad him buy a new uit when he tent film to New York on a banking errand In 1910. a previously planned.

Articles from the loan closet are being used by the first aid classes and several other have been loaned out to families where there is Illness. Present for the meeting were Mrs E. M. Hammond, Mrs. W.

E. Hammond, Mrs. Cora Young, Mr. Audrey Lewis, Mr. Mary Knop, Mrs.

Milllcent West, Mm. Lena Buck, Mrs. Bertha Mc- Mm. Homer Ackomon, Mrs. Franklin A rant and Ward Rucck.

After the distribution of many lovely gifti to the honored guest, garnet arid delicious refreshments were enjoyed by the group. Olaf Nelson returned to his home in Dairy Saturday from the Hillside hospital where he has been receiving treatment for an Injured back. Fred Schmoc and daughter Nadine and son Robert left for their home at Upper Lake, Calif on Thursday after spending the holiday! here and In Klamath Falls. It cost 90 and was-i-or is soma suit. Tha banker has worn it exclusively on his New York and Washington trips for the part 32 year.

And he hat let it be known he wants to be garbed in It for that last trip of all. Poe Valley Clit't Hurt. 111 is spending few dyi In California on business. Benny llayman and family visited with Denny's parent In Mulln Sunday. Here's a slip that fits and with her brother Pete who la with the air corp In Salinas, Calif.

Mr. and Mm. I'ritcnara re ceived word last week from their on Tommy who la In South America. Mm. Ben Kerns had the mis fortune to fall and break her wrist.

Mr. and Mm. Ben Bauman spent a week visiting relative! In northern California. Mrs. Beth Atkins spent the weekend visiting friends In Bonanza.

Bonanza BONANZA Bill Hartley. Dewey Horn and Mose Bertram attended an Instruction meeting for air raid wardens In Klamath Falls Sunday afternoon. Dan Werner, local marshal and district countable, attended the school for police and civilian defense in Medford the second week In January. Bill Hartley and Dan Werner have been devoting some of their time to visiting and trying to ad mat own HEAD TO VISIT MKKKII.L The official visit In (ho Merrill Krbrkari lodge uf Mm. Myrtle MrAlpIn, state Re-bckah prv.iil.Mit.

will coincide wilh Ihe convention to ln hi'M liere. It wn annniincrd nt th meeting of I lie local lodge Monday night following receipt of a letter from Mm. McAlpIn exprt -nlng appreciation for $3 -'tit from here to be applied on Jmleiim for the Odd Fellows Inline at Portland. Mil. Thctma Stukcl, absent for regular Installation, wai In-tailed treasurer with Mm.

rcta acting ai insirici ilrmjly president; Mrs. uolmc! rtiuwrii. niamnai. mil, Mrs. Ann Fruits as deputy treasurer.

Mm. Vivian llasklni was presented with the past noble vramls pin by Mm. Stevenson, gift fr.nn the Indue In recognition of her work the punt year. Mm. Mae Anderson was appointed to buy a gift for Mm.

McAtpln to tie presented at the tune of her official visit and a from Mrs. Christine Smith, vtate "good of the order" chair- i man was presented exoresslnil I appreciation for the work of re tiring officers and urging incom fi officer to continue to work aivr promotion of the lodife. Flowers and cards will be sent for the duration of the war for fiinerjli only and money formerly -cd for remembrances for JI.e nick will be spent for de-ensv Mumps. New Year resolutions were offered In opening the program hour and it was announced that men of the lodge will at the next noTtitiK prewnl a skit, 'The Mather." Kidwell, Kdna Han. rock.

Mae Anderson, Nannie Van I The engagement of Lydia San-tlnl to Alvi Mazzonl wa announced at a dinner served at the Savoy hotel. Thirty guests were present. She I the daughter of Ralph Santlnl of Weed. The parents of her fiance are Mr. and Mr.

Peter Maizoni, alto of Weed. Orville Renning hat enlisted at mechanic in the army air corps. Orvillo was the manager of the Weed theatre and made many friends her. Lou Sbarbaro left Tuesday night for a vliit in San Francisco. He was accompanied by Dr.

Jones of Yreka. Spiro Toskas, a former resident of Weed, passed away at the Yreka hospital Monday at the age of 49. Richard Leathern, recently employed In the Weed Merc, office, ha joined the air corps and is now stationed at Alllng-ton field, Texas. Robert Caneva, 65, watchman II 1 I 1VI AJVllg ucii fJIllNlliy, (WBXU away Saturday from a heart at- Lark at the Yrefc Hoi Fun. eraj aervicel were held here Monday.

Leo Weber, a stepson. reside Bt Stockton. Joe Napier and family are spending a couple of weeks with his parents at Camarilla Height in southern California. Merrill With the closing of the Palm cafe this week Service club members were left out in the "cold" for a place to hold the Tuesday luncheon meeting and the session wa postponed. The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Wednesday afternoon, January 28, at the home of Mm.

George Windscheffel. Auxiliary members of Merrill post, American Legion, decided Tuesday when meeting at the home of Mr. E. E. Kilpatrick to donate $1 per member to help finance thi year' expense instead of sponsoring a card party By For The Largest Selling Cough Medicine- rtarkWi t'AVADWI.

Mutant now st sal and mad brra America acta Ilk a fls.h on cnusht da to colds or Bruorhlsl Irritsttoos. burklr's Is by far tha largrat selling etstth nrdietna la alt wintry Canada. Take a CD'tDt of dosa fret Its quick piwerfal rffcctlss aetata spread thrnuth throat, brad and bronchial tubes starts as to loosen up thick cnoklnt phlenn. southa tsw membranes, matins breathlas eaier. Get rturkley'a CANAIUOL Mltture todsy at r.vrrbndy's Drua Store snd sll s.nmI druslt.

Over 10 inlllioa bottles sold. uct air raid spotting posts and jUom warden! organized in Lorella. Japanese and It ii be-Hlldehrand, Dairy. Poe valley ved that he ha been taken and Bonanza hundred! of other to ome Mr. and Mm.

Merrill Stewart I P' Japanese empire to returned recently from a tw0i h1 'or the duration of the week vacation trip to southern I Mr' McNulty and her California where they viilted I hrc children are making their friend and relative. jome with Mr. McNulty. Mr. and Mm.

Lloyd Beebe are "her. Mr Chllder, In Yreka. enjoying a vacation trip to Oak-1 Dr- McNulty wa an employe land. and Green River, he Uoltcd State government Albert Burgdorf has been con fined to his home with a bad cold and flu the past few dayi. Grandpa Frailey, father of Mm.

W. L. Bell, wai removed to her home In Dairy January 18 from Hillside hospital where he has been under medical care the past few week. He is able to be up and around part of the time. I TlllelciKe I I Friends here of the Stanley McNulty family who talked recently to Mm.

McNulty in Yreka state that ihe hai received no word from Dr. Mc- oemun. ra. mcnuiiy lurucu uic i mer. Mr.

and Mm. Lawson Braln-ard were weekend visitors In Medford. The annual meeting of the association will be held February 5, it has been announced by Karl Gentry, director. I a on oi healthy hate for the eijcmie Pl our. imarsnai wnnam a.

disihjp, i Royal Canadian Air Force. Help Kidneys Op KtchU. Ntrnxutwss. Lf Pains. BvoUca intl.i nd rl vorn out.

duff to non-oninto n4 non-STiUnilc Kldnfff snd Blsddffr trou blfft, rou should try CtsUs which Sinn loroui hflp to thousands. Printed fusrsntts. ilonffV back unless eomplrlfflr sail.taetorr. As Tour dlunlst lot Oslas tasUj. Only JS SAVE uaros DiminsionflL sup Four gore fashioned, alternating bias.

It fits any woman, any size. Consequently it feels better, wears longer. In addition, there's no finer fabric made, than that used in it and it's made with the famous Laros PERMA LOCKT seam, stronger than even the fabric itself. Finally, its costs no more than others! 1 to $3.98 TOWN SHOP MAIN at FIFTH Utah. Vera Mae Beebe I iUy lng at the home of the Ed Cowans, where she Is a guest of Helen Cowan.

The Bonanza home nursing class Is meeting regularly every week at the high school on Wednesday or Thursday evenings, depending on other activities. Dairy DAIRY Mrs. Martin Stnrhs. ler acted a hostes for a layette shower honoring Mrs. Woodrow Nelson, nee fclva Flackus, gt her home.

Those honoring Mrs. Nelson Included Mrs. John Jones. Mm. Waldo Jones, Mm.

Martha Mc-Cumber. Mrs. Herbert Arant, Mm. Blanch Nelson, Mm. Ada Flackus, Mm.

Lyle Lorenz, Mm. Charles Flackus, Mrs. Theodore Helm. Mrs. Mike Rueck, Mm.

Groseberry, Mrs. Jane White. Clothes Aletor, Calvin Hasklns and M. A. jin.

Guy Moore Is assisting Bowman, who had birthdays in the school cafeteria, filling Jumiury were feted at refreih-j tne position formerly occupied rnrnt tune with Mary Pope. Hazel by Marin. Lilly. Jlallie Dodcnhoof and: Patricia Prltchard, who ii at-Hclri Robley. all December folks.

tending school In California, as the committee. tpcnl vacation with her The Three Links club met parents. Mr. and Mm. J.

F. later to dincius plain for the Prltchard. of Keno road. She For COMPTOM'S PICTURED ENCYCLOPEDIA Mrs. Myitle Hlbbard PI: mm 4394 though it wen II dredimaL er Maybe you've put up with the slight binding here, or bunching there, of the slips you've bought.

Maybe you hove done bit of cutting and sewing on them yourself to moke them fit. Neither is necessary with the new 19 85 22 85 now S2S.SS mil 'A AiaiT ts -y nvi nlion with Mm. Thelma also visited with the Tom i-rucn-I'lukel to serve as convention nrd family In Son Jose, Calif. Ueorge favis wa a Klamath Falls visitor from th valley Monday, Among the shoppers In Klam- alii Falls from tne valley were Lanon Itoai, the Archie KobcrU, Mrs, rsaule Anderson, Johnny r'Uhcr, and Mrs. Joe York.

Dorothy floUhouser called on her lister Viola Koberta one day this week. A telephone meeting was held at the hall on January 10 for the purpose of electing officers and other business. A stork shower was held at the home of Gertrude Wcbljer Tuesday for Mm. Donald Rob- Hrilu. a stock well for Chet barton on the old Ulen Van Meter place.

Keno The Keno Hewing club met on Thursday at the home of Mm. Ralph Turner with a good at tendance. Mm. Kendall led the group last week completing the most garments. These ladles have over DUO hours to their credit.

Mrs. Martin l'amons won the quilt basket and received a lovely cake server as a prize. Those present were: Mrs. J. F.

Trill-hard. Mm. John Lily, Mm. Leonard Itumsey, Mm. G.

Walden, Mrs. lien Kerns, Mm. W. L. Fraln.

Mm. Tracy Dennl-son. Mm. Martin Parsons, Mm. L.

C. Lybrand, Mrs. V. M. Kendall.

Mm. Oscar Grimes. Mm. Hilda Larson, Mrs. Host Putnam and the hostess.

Mm. Ralph Turner. Mr. and Mm. Ernest Koble of Ashland.

called Sunday afternoon at the home uf Mr. and Mm. Ralph Stcibcr and Mr. Mrs. Ross Putnam.

tj Work with wear need Dandy Logger Boots Full leather sole, added rubber tap sole and heel for extra wear. 8-lnch tops. A good JL AC flttor WiTJ Her Is 10. Wool Underwear Long or short sleeves and long Jegs. No scratch.

All sizes. Random TA color A4t7 STOCK UP REPLACEMENTS PR1CESI Blue for Famous warmth. Collum, Mrs. Ann Fruits. Merrill yards and gardens may be blanketed with snow- but optimistic member of the Lost River Garden club will make plans on January 27 for next summer's gardens at the home of Mrs.

W. W. Baldwin. The meeting will follow a one clock potluck luncheon. It was announced thi week by Mr.

Lewi Kandra, new president who will fill the chair for the first time. Beatty Mr. and Mm. Tuck Kendell have sold their lease on the Beatty hotel and are leaving this next week on a trip to the east ern states. Mm.

E. W. Irwin of Glendale. 1 a guest at the hbme of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

William Phillip- son of Phil store. Herbert Heidenreich of the Red Top garage was business visitor in Kiamath Fall on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carlson of Quartz mountain with their son Charles and baby daughter are house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Schmltz. The Rev. and Mrs. B.

V. Brad' shaw were dinner guest at the Walter Campbell ranch at Bly on Wednesday when Mm. Campbell wa hostes to the Woman' Society of Christian Service. Looking for BargaUis? to the Classified page Tutr Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomiuslcn relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.

Tell your drugKlst to sen yon a bottle of Creomtiliioa with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money bade CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS BaJTBSTAMPS Fancy SWEATERS All latest stylos. fronts, rayon pile. Former values AO to $2.98 XaTfCf High School SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeves, 'two way collar, fancy colors, Priied by FA young men; From sIijU Newest DRESS PANTS All colors. Zippers. Pleated slack styles and plain 4 A designs HfTF-T Dress Clothes VICTORY for pleasure! SALES SUITS NOW AVOID LATER AX MUCK HIGHER Carbonised WOOL UNDERWEAR 5 45 Cozy warm! No-scratch fleece construction.

All sizes. Warmth without weight. BUY NOW DOLLARS! CONSERVE NEEDED TEXTILES It is our obligation to conserve needed textiles and YOU can do YOUR Bit! BUY. BET GROUP ONE Honest values! Not (pedal "sale" merchandise, not marked up and then marked down but every suit Is taken from our regular stock! All materials, single and double breasted styles, and every suit formerly sold up to S24.S0! GROUP TWO TER CLOTHING! It lasts longer, looks better, and needs replacement less fre Our better suits these formerly quently, thus releasing much-needed textiles for the National Defense sold up to $29,501 All wool, outstand Heavy Weight 25 Wool Underwear Famous Wilson Bros. Long wearing and warm.

Ideal for the man who docsn need 100 wool. Stock up now! 3ff9 Special Medium Weight at l.9B ing lor lit, style and long wear. AU materials, single and double breasted, and ALL sizes. All taken from regu lar stock. It your chance to SAVE! Regular $34.30 Suit Warm Wool Mitts Warm Ear-Flap Work Caps Melton wool.

Ideal cold, winter Aft Knit cuffs flannel or wool fleece lined. Afis Topcoats GROUP ONE From 7W Warm Buy now Coat Hair Work Socks Wool chairman. Warren Fruits read a number o( short bits of poetry during Hid rofrtyhmcnt hour. Langell Valley Mrs. Lloyd Pepple entertained at dinner on Sunday.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Owen People. Ted and Dick of Bonanza, Mm. C.

O. Wells of San Francisco. Don Powers of Sebastopol, Amos Powers of Chlco and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tepple.

Bob I'epple. David and Roger Pepple, all of Langell Valley. Mrs. Bessie Frazler entertained with a bridge party at tier home on Monday afternoon. Mrs.

Cora Leavltt won high tire, Mrs. Hetty Pepple second 'Kb. and Mrs. Marv Leidv won traveling. Delicious refreshment! were served at the close of card! to Lela Murray.

Viola Dearborn. Florence Botklns, Madge Monroe, Betty Pepple, Theresa Teare, Mary Dearborn, Mary Lcldy and Cora Leavitt, finest whiskey Of ltS tyntat tnyprlcaf Jl5 I PtftTI H.e1 for hard wear and Jackets Navy blue slpper front. and prac- to wear This Is real overcoat VALUE! Every coat Is from our regular stock, marked down for thi event All materials, ail styles, all sizes. Our regular $22.90 coats now 4 Buy your on X40 GROUP TWO These coats sell regularly up to $27,301 Long wearing ma effort. We urge you to BUY NOW while prices are at their present level! USE YOUR AS LONO AS 90 DAYS TO PAY CREDIT NO CARRYING CHARGE a NO RED TAPE NO We Give and Green Stamps roPur' 59c now.

All Leather Logger Boots Arch support. Lace to toe, full double 8-lnch top. Leather laces. Looks and wears like high- er priced Comfortable Work Pants Heavy constructed pant in blue or green color. Washable, long wearing 3.45 Cozy, tieal terials, roomy full cut and every style that's new.

AU sizes. It's your chance to DOLLARS! 19.8S Guaranteed DRESS SHORTS Fancy patterns, non-wilt collars. Guaranteed to wear one sir Lsokl Work Shoes Munson last. Heavy weight shoes for hard workers. Good tops and ole Hard Wearing Moleskin Pants Close-out of stock.

Most all sizes. This Is Aft S2.2B value Wool Lined Jumpers 25 wool blanket lining. Zipper front. Hard wearing, grey twill covering. Will top that cold wind.

3 49 year White On Let Overalls Flannel Work Shirts Cheerful platdsl Warm-long wear rM8e. Assortment of odd size bib overalls. Mostly waist size 43. Worth at least T-SHIRTS Heavy cotton, all white. Suitable for wear under sports ataCr) shirts or Jackets Lined DRESS GLOVES In black or brown.

Flannel lined. Dressy and warm. ft From ing. All sizes. 1" 90c Hairier Flannel Work Shirt.

Zip AU Laathar DRESS OXFORDS Black-or brown full leather sole Q4? and heel. Dressy comfort Dras mm wmmmm 1.79 per front A Few KEY CHAINS Fancy key chain are now the rage. AU ALL WOOL SHIRTS When you ace these $9.00 values you'll want lo buy several! 99 8TH and MAIN KLAMATH'S CREDIT CLOTHIERS and cameo oesign f-A (fic Fed. Tax. wssaa.

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