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Grahams
and Milk
THE SPARK PLUG that keeps brain and nerves and muscles
hitting on all 12 cylinders when most of your friends are
complaining of Spring Fever is a common-sense diet.
In springtime the heavy foods of winter slow you up make you
feel tired, lazy, listless.
Just try lunching on Tru-BIu Grahams and milk for a week. You'll
cheat spring fever. .
. Order From Your Grocer Nov
Every Good Grocer has Tru-BIu Grahams in
blue ana qold canons and in 5-lb. wood boxes-
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TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANV-Spokane and Portland
New of the Klamath Country
SPRING LAKE
.The fanners of thU vicinity are
, bos? putting tbeir land in shape
(or spring seeding. ,
. Mr. and MrA Carl Shubert Sr.,
were pleasantly surprised Tuesday
enlng when .their children came
to take supper with tihem, the oc
casion, being Mrs. - Shuberts birth
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Cheyene and sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Shubert, Jr., and
children and John Shubert..
.The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
E.;. A- Schrelner 'Wednesday. Those
present were Mrs. J.' A. Thompson.
Mrs. Cbas. Mach, Mrs. B. M. Mc
Cormack,. Mrs. Wm. Cheyne, Mrs.
j. K. ElllOtt Mrs. D. H. Hamelton,
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. S. E. Morrison,,
Mrs. . D. H." Kaylor, Mrs. L. B.
Scbrelner, Mrs. W. E. Folsom, Mrs.
H. J. Bennett, Mrs. Otto Wabbles,
Mrs. Frank Stewart, Mrs. Van
Myers;' Mrs. S. E. Emman, Mrs.
Chas. C. Hulet, Mrs, Iven Icenbice,
Mrs. John Koontz, Mrs. Wm. John
son and -the Misses Myrtle Butler
nd Ruby and Stella Scbrelner and
Winlgred MoCormack. New officers
were elected and the balance of the
afternoon twas spent with music
nd visiting. . ,
, There Will be a meeting and egg
bunt St the Mt. Laki church East
er Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
nd tbe Christian Endeavor of Mer
rill will ' hold . a meeting at 6 p.
m. at tbe same church and there
Wll) be preaching afterwards,
i" J. A. Thompson was a business
Visitor In KJamath FalU Wednes
'. day. ' .
. Everybody Is . Invited to attend
the show , to be given at Henley
School house Wednesday, April 15,
and the ladies east of tbe "highway
bring sandwiches and those west
bring cake. There will also , be a
dance at Hilyurds barn after the
show. , -f
I H. ' J, Bennett was a city visitor
.Wednesday. " ' ,'
Horace Mannlug Is building a
sew bouse on the Manning ranch
ad will. live there during tho sum
mer.'.;.'; ",'," ". ' ..' ;.'
The meeting will open at 6:30. After
which there will be an Easter pro
gram given by Mrerill and Malln
Sunday schools and Henley High
school.
Mrs. D. H. Kaylor called on Mrs.
look over aome property antici-
j patlng a trade of bis Lmgoll Valley
I property. Warren has been a resi
dent of this valley for nearly 20
years but owing to poor health of
both Mr. Warren and his wife they
are compelled to seek a lower altitude.
Fred Fleet and family were Lan
gell Villey visitors on Sunday look
ing after property interests. Fred
Schuburt In Spring Lake district i Ficot was a resident of Langell Val
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. H. Hamilton was a Klam
ath Falls vlstoir this week.'",..
' Jim Stewart has returned homo
from a short visit to Grants Pass.
Mrs. John Koontz called on Mrs.
H. D. Morrison Tuesday.
LORLLA
C. J. Swingle has returned to
Langell Valley after spending the
winter months in Yamhill, Oregon,
he owns a Prune orchard.
' Billy Warren left Tuesday morn
ing for the Coos Bay country to
ley. for a number of years and
still owns a ranch in this vicinity.
Chas. Dobler and wife of Everett
Washington, spent Sunday visiting
at the Tuttle ranch. Mr. Dobler Is
a buslnes visitor . in the Klamath
Country very often.
Dr. Truax fenced an additional
forty acre tract of his Lower Lang
ell Valley ranch and is having it
Cleared and ready to be put Into
crop. This forty acre tract comeo
under the Lingell Valley ditch.
.'Bill McEachran wTio met with a
painful accident when his Fordson
tractor turned over has gone to
f'Flo.Picks Another Winner
I MT. LAKI-FA1RVIEW
" The 'Merrill "CnrfsHati " Endeavor
Vwlll bbld tbeir meeting next Sunday
jjreningaprll 12, at Mt. Laki church
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Ofrr-r r- J:o 'rW
fitonne Orey to one of the Intcst finds of Flo zlogfcM, connolicur 61
feminine benuty. 6he H bow on of the features of the Follies,
i
Hrinff the. little tots into
our ; infants tle).nrtnient.
Dress them up for Easter,
there arc so manv new
tilings to;see, ,. !
Easter Sunday
Is to most of us the most wonderful time of all Springtime. Easter
Sunday is the turning point of the Fashion World and thru it is
reflected the foremost Modes of Fashion centers.
OUR ENSEMBLE SUITS
. . ' . assist you in making ready for Sunday
We urge, you, to be well dressed,
to consider the Ensenmble from all
vantages. Practical, useful, three
fold wearing1 purpose, reasonable
and the most fashionable of the
season, '.. J
Style presentations here are iden
tical with San Francisco and New
York. The style things you read
about and the things you want are
right at your finger tip, at Moc's.
The best of Eaiter Ensemble Suits are
priced very reasonable, here at
$45 t0 $75
A New Coat
Easter and Spring
They're not expensive in the least
this spring. Nice twill, torchcen,
charmcen, Kasha all of new adap
tations with every new feature that
has been mentioned this spring.
Good coats priced from
$35 $49
Call in Your
' "Prince of Wales"
Keen, we must say, the very new
est thing in Sports Coats. Have an
inverted' pleat in the back with
belt, velvet collar and cuffs, silk
lined, single, and double
breasted with two and
three pockets. Spring
shades at
$25 and $29
Springtime
Wash Dresses
When you get back from churh
or from a stroll and it is time to
prepare a meal slip into one of these
beautiful tub silk, rayon, mochcen,
linen or radium tub frock. Yoa
know when it isn't going to matter
if you get a spot on them.
Nice dresses at from
$5.50 10 $12.50
A Few Hours
In a Sport Sweater
To lounge around the house or
to slip, away for a few hours or
probably spend the afternoon out
on a hike. One of these new slip
on sweaters is just what you want.
$4.50 10 $10
Kiddies Coats
You'll have no trouble at all In
making your selection for the
Juvenile up to 14 here.
Every one Is tailored rightly and
looks right. .j
$6.50 to $15
MiJruth in AdvertUingH
This stoic is open tiutil
S:,U) p. in, Saturday night
when it must close to
comply with the laws of
State Aid Women's Wel
fare Commission, t
9wv
Spring Gloves ,'.
In colors of sand, harvest, beige
with fancy cuffs and backs to
blend with your costume, pric
ed at $1.25 to $1.75
Bead Bags
In red, blue, green, black, etc.,
contrast color beads worked
in as pattern. Hand made at
only '$2.25
Women's Slips !
Of radium, silk foulard, crepe
dc chine in light and dark
slimlcs for this spring and sum
mer, at $4.50 to $7.50
Voile Step-ins " '
In the regular lingerie shades.
Lace insets, pleated on sides
1 and other dainty features.
Triced at, each . . . ... . . $2.00
Voile Gowns
Very attractive and similar to
the step-ins. Cheaper than you
can make them, at $2.5.0
Crepe Pajamas
One of the greatest fads ever
taken to. Jap crepe in nil good
colors will nice little pockets,
sleeveless and trousers have
clastic at waist, suit ....$2.50
Pearl Chokers
Indistructablc large size in
every color to match your cos
tume. The popular thing in
novelties today, from .........
$1.25 to $3.50
Ear Drops
To match the chokers in colors
and size, tlif fad, . ,50c and 75c
Crepe Dresses
Fast color in sizes to 42, trim
med with contrast color crepe.
Belted, pocket, with tie, neatly
made at only $2.50
New Addition
We have recently added the
Royal Society line of package
goods to bur large stock of art
goods. 36 different articles
ranging from ...,25c to $2.50
Oakland, California, to his home
for medical attention.
' Ben Daniel, superintendent 'of the
Dredger crew of the IT. S. It.- S. at
Lorella received tho sad news that
Ills brother Lout Daniel of terrlll
dropped dead of heart failure. Louis
Daniel had been suffering from
heart trouble for some time -and
had planned to leave for a lower
climate this week, ' .
Mesdames J. W. Turner, Davo
Turner, II. J. Tlcknor were hostess
to a farewell part In honor of Mrs,
Lester Wlihard who left for Har
rlman Lodgo ta make her futuro
home. She will bo accompunlod by
her mother Mrs, nhoda Tompkins
who will spend the summer months
with Jier daughter. The Ladles Club
presented Mrs. Wlshard with a clilna
plate and Son Bon dish as o part
ing iglft. Tbe folowiflg guests woro
present: Mesdames W. D. Compboll,
AKoller, O. P. Kolor, M. J. Tlck
nor, J. W. Turner,, C. B. Drown,
L. I. McDonald,' A. K, Gale, M.
Kllgore, Mrs. Tyroll, Mrs, Dorrls
Smith, Mrs. Barclay, Mrs. Webster,
and Miss Bobblotte Tuttle. Tho
Ladles of tho Community exprosod
their rogrets In having Mrs. Wlsh
ard leave as she has boon a resi
dent of Langell Valley for about
five year and formerly attondod
school at Bonanza. Ilefi'oahmonts
wore served by tho . hostess and a
very pleasant afternoon was onjoy
ed by all prosont, , '. , ,
, Mrs. H. B, Wlnnard of Klamath.
Falls visited with Mrs. A. Keller
on Sunday afternoon,
John Turner Is confined to his
bed wHU tho flu, Langoll Valla
poople were hoping to oscnpo tho
flu as thore woro very few casus
compared with othor sections of
the country.
The following rosldents of Langoll
Valley iwere buslnes visitors In
Klamath Falls cn Ralurduy: T. F.
Boggs'and wife, A. 3. dale, and
wife, J, W. Turner, W. H,, Pnnkey,
H. J. Tlcknor, W. D. -Compboll nnd
wife and M. Orr.
Billy Irwin Is In Klamath Falls
consulting with his attorneys In re
gard to tho suit of Casey vs Irwin
whloh will bo up for trial on Friday,
KENO
Mrs. Esther Bock and her mother
Mrs, L, W. - Anderson spent the
wook end In Ashland.. , , '
, Tho Mooro Store lg closed sad
Mr, -nnd Mrs. Aaron Moore ore un
der quarantine bocauso tliolr son,
Alvln has a light ease of scarlet
fevor. Tho school was closed Fri
day and the school bouse was fuml
gatod. .'' . ' i ;.' i
Chad, a onion of Worden, arrlrod
In Kono the first of the week W
bogln building an addition to Ilia
Slmmor's dance dull, .V
Mrs. Hartoll has moved to Keho'
to bo with bor daughters who aro
attending aohool -hore.
Frod Vnl'l was a passonger on tho
stago to Asb)aud, Monday.
Mrs. Simmers and Mrs, irnathiir
wero shopping- In Klamatu Falls
Tuesday. , ,.,,
Tho flu Is still quite prevalent In
thl's community, ' ,
Kathorlno Ksi was guost t h .
Anderson home Thursday, evening;
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