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MOST PARENTS FORGET that growing youngsters reqiure
more food than grownups. The kiddies are active every
minute and it takes good, wholesome food to rebuild what
strenuous play tears down.
Children like Tru-BIu Grahams and milk.
And this simple, sensible diet furnishes the vitamines so necessary to healthy
growth provides the mineral salts that build bone and tooth structure.
Gives also the bran that purifies the blood.
', Put your kiddies on Tru-BIu Grahams and milk for a week and watcji
them thrive.
Order From Your Grocer Nov
Sold In blue and gold cartons. ln 4H lbs. boxes
and In 5-lb. halt caddies.
TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANV-Spokane and Portland
Kgcllne 'walling' the completion 'of
Uiolr new three room house. -
Nuns uro under way tor' a May
day festival mdor tho auspices ot
iho local P. T. A. A Muypolo dunce
by tlio children entertainment nud
dauco tor all to the plans tor tho
evening of May first. This Is tho
first ot a Borlea of events that will
be lven to rniso, funds for tho
purchase of modern play ground
equipment for tho local school. The
public Is Invited und n large at
tendance la hoped for.'
Log shipments nrn being received
regularly and ns soon as there Is
sufficient accumulation a night shift
will ba started probably in tun
d.tys, by the Lamm Lumber Co.
Leo Itaylor who Is employed by
Iho Lamm Lumher company and
,ho owns n ranch one mile north
of the mill Is building a housa
there. ,,, ...
Harold Mallory of Kort Klamath
stopped at Modo: 1'olnt u Thurs
day to transact business.
Kd Boborg, an cmployeo of the
Lamm Lumber' company Is expect
0.1 to return tj work In a week. Ho
has been 111 from a broken bone
In his foot. x
W. C. Ames of Kl.tmath Fulls has
contracted tha as-wuibllng ot fif
teen lumber trucks tor the Lamm
Lumber company and has tovir car
penters employed at this w.uk. Ho
has ulao been' awarded tho con
tract u build tbreo cabins at their
woods operation.
H!d aro being recelvod by F. A.
Sutton and son for the construction
ot a large and modern hotel ut
Modoc Point.' ' ' .
I FORT KLAMATH
COURTS,
i blcck 55, Second Hot Springs Addl-
jitlon. : , .
- Ed Stough et us" to Harry Court,
(one acre of land in sec 2, T.' 39. R.
- . Deeds
h George A. Massey to Bertha Mas-" 9. "
sey, lots 1, 2 clock 38, Hot Springs ..
Addition. . ',,' , In Los Angeles, a girl says he was
Annetta. McCnbe et Tirto DJ H. going to marry her but turned her
Crank, correction of deed 66-536, down, so she turned him down.
lot 2, block 300, Darrow Addition.
Archie L. Alenxander et ux to
Nothing can feel better and look
Frank H. McClain et ux, lot 5, worse than last year's' straw hat.
"": News of the
Klamath Country
MODOC POINT
The Qift Ticwarded
Nothing in the world is as soothing or
cheering as the beauty of flowers.
It is the unsurpassed charm of the lily
which enhances the spirit of Easter happi
ness, i .... , '
; A mother, wife or sweetheart will find
endless pleasure in a gift of flowers. Flowers
in their silent way convey a world of good
wishes.
A card is ready for your signature.
Why not sign it today at Klamath
Flower Shop, and this Easter send a
jrift that always wins a smile a potted
lily or a gay bouquet of flowers.
Klamath Flower Shop
834 Main Phone 589
Mr and Mr3. W. E. Lamm left
on Sunday morning for San Fran
cisco. ' .
Charles : McCandless and family
are moving to Klamath Falls on
Sunday where Mr. McCandleBs has
accepted a position with the Shaw
Bertram Lumber Co., a3 nl2at shift
sawyer. ;
Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Egolina will
move Into the house that Mr. and
Mrs. McCandless vacated.
Mrs. Bruce Parks and Mri. 8.
W. Egeline shopped In the Falls
on Monday.
. Fred Houston and Roy Durbin
were Modoc Point visitors on Fri
day. , .
Frank Lee transacted business
here on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oene Chapmaln
spent Thursday evening at Modoc
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. .. Oarles Drljcoll
spent Wednesday evening In Klam
ath Falla. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. Richmond ar
rived by motor from Salt Lake
City hh.1 are making their homo at
Modoc Point where Mr. Richmond
I has accepted an office position w.t.i
tho Lamm Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wltlinger have
arrived from Portland to take up
residence at Mod)c Polr.t. Mr. Wit
linger has -accepted the position of
dry kiln operator and will have
charge cf tho Limm Lumber com
I pony's battery of five dry kilns.
Thoao who , spent Saturday
i evening 13 town shopping were:
I Mr. and Mn, A. J. Chldeater, F.
! E. McGeo, 1). H. Crump, S. W.
, Egel!no, llrmo Parks, C. H. Drl.jcoll,
'-C. A. Wltlinger, Sam Ellis, E. L.
Dixon, R. F. MuskJff, M. B. Knaus),
, O. A. Pu-.dln, A. A. V jgeipj;il, P.
F. Shaw,, George- J::hiuon, W. J.
; Cackrell, Arthur Jjbacon' and W.
' R. Norton.
I ,W. R, Norton has Just purchased
ja niv Ford coilpe. '.
) Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wltlinger are
: the guests of Air. and Mrs. S. W.
CROUP
Spasmodic Croup In frequently
relivedbyonopplicaifonof-
V Va poRub
, Q?tr IT Million JmriUfd Ywlt
Mr. and Mrs. Will Nicholson and
son Lloyd, wbo have heva here YU
Ring relatives a tew days, returned
to thi'lr homo near Medford Tues
day morning.
Mrs. J. H. Reck'oy arrived here
from Astoria, Thursday on a brief
buslnes Btrlp.
(lus Page and Pete Oard 'Were
transacting business in the county
seat Wednesday.
T'ae sc'aocl attendance 1. jrradual
ly getting back to normal after the
flue epidemic.::-With the exception
of two or three children, all have
returned to their school duties.
Mrs. Ben Loosley, who has been
confined to tho Klamath Valley
hospital tho past ; three weeks re
turned to her home, north of town
Tuesday. She rwas accompanied by
Mrs. W. Hackler who will remain
with her for several days. , - -Mr.
and iSri. Harold Bunch en
tc.talned at their home Wednesday
evening, honoring the boys basket
ball team who have won the cham
pionship tor Klamath county. - Fol
lowing the tamale dinner to which
all did. ample' Justice, tha evening
was spent In cards and music. The
guests of honor for the evening
were: Jerry Sisemore, Harold Mal
lory, Qus Page, Wade Hallock, Loran
Moon, Robert Gordon and Bill
Brewer.
Geoi'gs Chandler of Lakevlew is
spending a few days In the valley
cn business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Crawford were
county seat visitors Tuesday.
f Dr. J. R. Cooper, who recontly
purchased the 14 acre tract of land
on Wood River from William Rich
ards, has completed the building of
4erc:ul poultry and brooder houses
preparatory to the arrival ot 1000
ba'jy chicks which he is expecting
the early part of next, week.
R;hert Gordon drovo to Klamath
Fails Thursday on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Both Dixon, left
Sunday on a buslnes trip to cast
er Oregon, after spending several
days here.
...Mr3. E. W. .Lcever and daughter
Fern, returned home Thursday from
Itoudon and other coast poinU whero
tney nave been , visiting . the past
R. E. Clorden, , who has been
spending the winter in Roguo river
valley returned to Fort Klamath
Tuesday where ho will, be employed
by tho DIxoft' Bros, for tho sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Siemens Sr.,
and Jcsho Siemens of Klamath Falls
cro in me valley cxr a snort time
Wednesday.
Mr.and Mrs. Roy Hickman drove
up t.om Klamath Falls Thursday
on a c:mblned husineis and plans'
uro. trip. '. '
, Tho school children ore practicing
f:r the track meet to be held In
Kljmnth Falls .soon.
liird Loosley, accompanied by
Mrs. Alice Dusklrk arrived hero
Vredneid.-iy from Yakima, wnsh., to
vljit at tho O. B. Bunch home.
Orb Moon roturned home from
Chlloiiuln for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and
M; s. Alexander were buslnss visitors
In tho county seat Tuesday aftor
noon.
LONE PINE
Give
For Easter
Silverware
For 10 days only we are giving
15 pet Off
on our entire stock of silverware
' ,; .'".''" ... '
26-pc. set, 50 Year Community, 1847 Rogers or Holmes &
Edwards, hollow handle knives, stainless steel blades, only $26.75
6 Tea Spoons of either make $ 3.15
6 Salad Forks, either make .............$ 5.95
6 Butter Spreaders, either make :......$ 4.20
Bread Trays $2.95 up
Sandwich Trays ..$3.85 up
Salt and pepper sets : : $1.25 up
4 We have just received a. brand new stock of silverware and for
the next ten days you have the opportunity of getting what you
want at a 15 reduction.
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Winters Jewelry Store
Established 22 Years
Mr. and Mrs. E. O." Cherrymiii'
and daughter , M:irle La Verne avyri
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leonard . .V'.d
daughter Isobol all of ' Medffy'rd,
motored to tho O'Connor ranch 'Sul-
urdiy for the week end. Mrs.
Cherryman and daughter romalnod
for a several days visit. t
Mr. Huff or Chlloquln was a
business caller In this neighborhood
Wednesday.
Con Murphy, who has beon em
ployed at Willows, California all
winter, returned to this locality
last woek. ,
Several famlllos In this vicinity
have been I'l as a result of tho
widespread ' tltt epldomic. Those on
tho sick list last week Included: j
Mr. and , Mrs. C. W. Lewis, Mrs. ,
Kljror and chlldron Eston, Konneth,
Karl str.rt Audrey, Mrs. Hursh, Thol
ma ' SU)roy, Mrs. Hugh 'O'Connor
anfl Con McAullffo, . i .
Mr. Hursli of Klamath 'Falls has
leased the Bradley ranch 'and took'
posseiislon the first of tho month,
Walter Storey na coatractod to
oroct a number of dwelling houses
in BTIamath Falls this spring.
'tlydo Kigor has begun his spring
Blowing. (
jonn . uravon nas ompioyea Air.
Slopher to assist him in his land
levelng.
,, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Dolnn of tho
Spring' Lake district spent Sunday
at tho O'Connor ranch. -,''.
DRINK WATER
IF
KIDNEYS BOTHER
lorn so thny no longer Irritate, thus
often rollnvlng blnddor wonknoss.
Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive ; can not
Injure and mnkos a delightful of-,
fnrveniicent llthln-wntor drink, lly
all means have your physician ox
amino your kldnoys at loast twice
a year, Adv.
Flush your kldnoys by drinking
a quart of water each day, also take
salts occasionally, says n notod au
thority, w.ho tolls us that too much
rich food forms ncids which almost
paralyze the kidneys in tholr offorts
to expel It from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken; thon
you may suffor with a dull misery
In tho kidney region, snnrp pains ,
In th oback or sick handachn, dlzzl-j
noun, your stomach sours, tongue Is1
coated, and whori tho wontho'r Is I
bud you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gets cloudy, full ot sodl-
ment, tho channels often got soro
and Irritated, obliging you to sonk
rnllot two or three times during the
night, , , ' ;',, ... . I
To holfl neutralize those Irrltnt-,
Ing acids; to holp cloansa the kid
neys and flush off tho body's iirln-1
oiis wasto, got four ounces of Jad
Halts from any plmrmacy hero.
Tnko a tahlnsponnful In a glass of
wator before broiikfnst for n few
days, and your kidneys mny then
iw'f flnn. T'hlu fnmnna Hnltn lu ninrln
from tho ncld of grapes and lemon !
Julco, combined with llthla, end has '
boon used for yours to help flush
and stimulate sluggish kldnoys; nlsoi
to noulrallzo tho acids in tho ays-1
vn.i-H'iin.roii
Dirt wdthe devil
Are ds they sw.'
And. Sals i stive chAp
they botKobey
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