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Keno
KENO VVC. Ernest II. Mr
(In of tho murine corps vialtud
at tho homo of hi brolluir, Low.
oil Mui'tlii of Kano, oHi'ly In tho
week. Mni'lln In homo from tliu
army and Is rocclvlnu u dig
chnruo. Ho suw service on
CluuiTiilcnnul, Titluul und Mnltln
J rc I ii lid. For six months liu win
on Uiu USS Froumun,
Murtln iittuntlurl lililh sohnol lit
Kono sovmiil yours uuo, Ilia
mulhor, Mi's. L. 10. Woolridiiu,
lives In Kluimitli Kulls, Ho lulu
wife mid buby ilmmliU'r,
eight months old.
hnnn vlnltlnif ill thrt hrtnin rif hil
on, liooniiid Humsuy dtirlnu Uiu
punt fow wttulta. Diii'lntf ihul
time olm linn ulso vlsltmt unollior
noil ut Ashlund.
Enslun Gi'orua II, Frank und
hit wife und huby woro culllnu
un friends In Kcno one duy iu
cenlly. Mrs, Ilvlvn Svott visited ovor
nllfht ut Hit) homo of her sister,
Allen Lytic wuek before lust.
Mrs. Lois 1" 1 b k of Coos iluy
visited tit the homo of hur pur
cuts, Mr. und Mrs, Onirics
Snowuoosa, severnl duy recent
ly. Mr. und Mrs, II. D. Evun of
Suntu Hosu, Cnllf., were In Kcno
this oust week cnJoyhiK little
luinliny.. The Kvuns family for
merly lived ul Elllnitson mill und
in Keno.
Mr, und Mrs. Merle Perkins
uro now living In Keno. I'erklns
Is a son of W. L, I'erklns. They
emtio hero from WushhiKton.
Mrs. Guy Monro has moved
Into tho Simmers home, und Mrs.
Demi Auuttstus und llttlo son are
now HviiiK in the house across
from the Atchison store.
C. L. Frost hui returned to his
homo In Yreka, lifter ImvInK
spent nbout n month ut tho home
of his son. K. II. Frost.
Mr. und Mrs. C. A. Brunhum
of Klnmnth Fulls were visitors In
Keno on Suturdny ufternoon.
itrnnhum has Just received his
dlselmro from tho nnvy. Tlic
Brnnhnms lived in Keno A few
yrnrit no.
Tho tnnny problems accrulim
tlirouuh our trntisltlon from
wurtime economy to one of
pence cunnot be solved success
fully If the 48 stuto IcKlslnturci
adopt widely conflicting or com
peting methods of ussistunce und
control. Gov, Walter E. Edge
of Now Jorscy.
not
antto cmc uMf Uc B
JNo reason why you ahouldn't
one you know what to look for!
Remember how peas grrow in the
pod? Different sizes, different fla
vors, together. And that's the way
Del Monte packs QaidcJi
Peas only Dol Monte goes Nature
one better.
First, Del Monte takes out the
peas too young to havo flavor, the
peas so old they have passed tho
prime of flavor.
When you want peas at their best, look for I r'mr I
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Tulelake
TULELAKE BMZc Hurry
Thomiw Criiwford. U. 8. nuw.
formerly of Tulitlukn, Is home
nftnr four yeurs In the service.
Ha wns dlschurged from Ciimp
Perry, Vn.. lust wook und nr
rlvod iu Tuloliiko Frldny , He
served first In the Alunkii nrcu
mid for two yeurs wns In the
Mu'iiierriiiiciin. ills wire, the for
mer Peggy Lngun, Iiuh been em
ployed here during his absence
us u bookkeeper, Ho Is the son of
Mr. und Mrs. L. 1. Criiwford und,
prior to entering the service, wus
employed with his father In
farming.
MAL1N Mr, und Mrs. Anton
Suly hnvo ut homo ugtiln thnlr
duughter Puullun nnd son Anton
Jr.. both dlschnrucd from service
with tho nrmcd forces. 8gt. Pau
lina Huty wns one of tho first two
enlistees In the WAC from
Klnmulh county nnd uw 21
months' service ovcrseus In Af
rica and Italy. Doris McCord
who enlisted lit the sume time is
ulso back In the states after long
survlce In Englund and expects
lo return to Miilln in me imme
dlute future. .She wus the grand
duughter of Mrs. Anna Posvar,
then of Mulln, Miss Suty re
ceived her discharge at Camp
Hubert.
First Lt, Anton Suty served us
u pilot instructor on u B-23 bo-
lug based nl tho tlmo of tils re
louse ut Enid, Oklu. lie mude cv
ernl ulr trips home during tho
nine nc was in service, his (ii.v
charge will become official No
vcniber 8. He snw three nnd one
hulf yeurs In service, Suty pluns
lo (arm Willi ills miner.
Mr. und Mrs. A. M. Thomas,
pioneer residents of Mulln, plun
to leave November I lor colunv
bus, O., their former home
where they expect to spend sev
ernl months. Mrs. Thomas hus an
nged aunt In tho cast for whom
they will cure. They expect to
dispose of their ranch home Just
south of the city limits of Malin
before leaving and upon their re
turn will live in or near Klam
ath Falls. Thomas, for several
years, has been superintendent
of the Enterprise Irrigation dis
trict nenr Klnmnth Fnlls. Tho of
fice will bo left In the charge of
an emoloyec during his nbsence.
They will make the trip cast by
motor.
MERRILL Announcement of
the purchase of the Hood apart
ment house from Mr. and Mrs
have
E. II, Hood, Portland, by Mr. and
Mrs, Leonard Hoy McNoIll, Mor
rill und Tululukc, wus made
Monduy by the new owners, Pos
session wns given October 1. Mc
Neill bus large farming Interests
In this locality and Mrs. McNeill,
until n few months ago, wus as
sociated In a secretarial cupuelty
with tho Coluuiblu Utilities com
pany, The now owners contemplate
tho building of a new wing In the
future und will completely ren
ovute the Interior of tha 10
apartments and two single rooms
In tho Immediate weeks. Joo
Rodger will continue us caro
taker of the property,
Mr, und Mrs, Hood arc ulso co
owners of tho Columbia Utilities
und the apartments urc loeuted
near the sito of tho telephone ex
change. No consideration wus given on
the trunsuctloti,
MERRILL Tho Altar society
of Bt. Augustine's church, meet
ing for the October session with
Mrs. Juincs O'Kcefe, made Ini
tial pluns for the annual holiday
bu.aar und dinner thut each
year druws guests from nil parts
of the Klnmnth busln, The event
Is plunnod for the eurly holiduy
season.
Arrangement of full flowers
were used ubout tho room und
refreshments were served by
Mrs. O'Kcefe und her co-hostess-cs,
Mrs, Hugh Fulvcy and Mrs.
Jnmos Loccy,
No tickets for the potato festi
vul bunciucl can be sold at the
door Friday evening, October
12, It is announced by Mrs. John
W. Taylor who slutes that tick
ets have long been sold out. No
prospective guest without a tick
et can be admitted. Places enn
be arranged for only 230 guests
this year. Tho turkey dinner is to
bo served by the Ludles' Aid of
Uio Merrill Presbyterian church.
Cpl. and Mrs. William McClun
nuhun will leave Merrill in the
Immcdlutc futuro to live else
where, McClnnnuhun docs not as
yet know where ho will be trans
ferred but for some months has
boon a member of the military
police force at Camp Tulelake.
Mrs. McC'lannahan. tho former
Vclmo Jean Bowman, daughter
of Mr. und Mrs. Leonard Bow
man, hus been employed In the
First National bank.
Mrs. Georgia Moore, chairman
with co-committcewomcn Lor
COLDS
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Relieve misery, as most mothers
do, Rub tha
throat, chest
V..
NICKS
time -tested V VapoRub
Then Del Monte selects just
the best of all the rest and packs
them together so the sweeter fla
vorof the smallersizes blends with
the richer flavor of the larger.
An improvement? Wait till you
taste Del Monte 5ty Qaijjtn
Peas!
You'll see right away why Del
Monte CaiZy QuttUn Peas outsell
every other brand of peas all up
and down the Pacific Coast!
raine Muhnffey, Marvin Daniel.'
Kdua Hancock, Letu Stolt. Hazel
Duiton and Hu.el McNeill, lire
firenarlng a float to be entered
n the potato festival purudo next
Saturday morning, 'the commit
tee wus appointed at the last
meeting of tho Hebekah lodge
October 1.
Other business ' Included tho
appointment of Dorothy Jensen
us keeper of records on perfect
lodge attendance, tho report to
bo turned in to the state presi
dent at tho end of the year.
Muo Anderson, Hazel McNeill
und Anno Fruits wero appointed
to revise and have printed the
lodge by-laws and the member
ship voted ulso to continue the
social nights of the order.
Social committee chairmen
who will nerve until next spring
arc Mrs. R. L. Duiton, Novem
ber; Mrs. John Stolt, December;
Mrs. Myrtle Beasley, January;
Mrs. Georgia Moore, Fcbruury;
Mrs, Roy McNeill, March, and
Mrs. Gcraldlne Cox, April.
TULELAKE A Ford coupe,
11)38 model bearing un Oregon
license was destroyed early Fri-
duy morning by fire of unknown
origin. The machine was parked
near a local filling station. Own
crshlp was not Immediately es.
tubllshcd, The Tulelake fire de
partment answered the fire
alarm,
MERRILL Fire that originat
ed from the buckflrc of a truck
or tractor lust week destroyed
between 600 and 000 sacks of
barley on the Corporation ranch
17 miles south of Alturas. The
3000 acres of grain was farmed
this year by Clifford Shuck of
Merrill and Tulelake and Nelson
Monroe of Alturas. The loss was
covered by insurance.
NO COMMENT
MOSCOW, Oct. 10 (P) Sov
iet newspapers printed without
comment today a Tass dispatch
quoting President Truman as
saying that the United States did
not intend to share the secret of
tho atomic bomb.
The Personnel of the
VANITY BEAUTY SHC
Hoi MOVED to
SWAMSEN'S BEAUTY SHOP
623 Main St.
Tarn Shuck
Be Haines
623 Main St.
Zoa
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read
the quality peas with the flfiutov fiut blend
Canby
Bill Dcrty Is enjoying a visit
with his parents, who expect to
get in a little hunting while
here.
Mrs, Linda Bllllngslcy and
daughter, put, left Monduy of
this week for Mojnvo, Calif.,
where Mrs, Bllllngslcy will -visit
a daughter. Getting off the bus
they were boarding was her lit
tle son. Jim. who have come to
visit her, but who Jumped right
back on the bus ana proceeded
with her.
Tho Arnold Kohls family had
a surprise visit from Guy Coul
ter, who was on his way to the
doer hunting grounds, and stop
ped off to visit.
Married in Carson City, Nev.,
October 1, were Clinton Brown
and Lcnore Mead, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lannlc Mead. They
are making their home in Canby.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira St, John left
this week for Minnesota, where
they expect to make their home.
Uernld Brock and Meryl Hery-
ford have opened an electric
shop In the old Saddle shop In
Alturas and will do all kinds of
electric repairing and installa
tion, gradually working in a
sales department as articles be
come available.
The dining room at the Canby
hotel has been reopened under
the management of Mr, and Mrs.
McBroom.
George Snyder has Just re-
that brlnft rtlief from th iptimi
of Bronchlil Aithm. Full rfund il
Mt tat lifted.
CAUTION UteonlyMidirtatd. A
Grace Mask
Phones 7161-6661
Bruce
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turned from a trip to Portland.
Charles Endlcott Is enjoying
a visit from his mother, from Il
linois. Orlo McOec Is taking advant
age of the "vacation" caused by
the strike and has piped water
Into their home.
Rancher Severely
Injured In Wreck
ALTURAS Nelson Monroe,
well known rancher, who oper
ates the corporation ranch near
Likely, was severely injured
when the car In which he was
riding turned over near the
Armstrong Burmistcr ranch,
nine miles south of here.
Rushed to the Modoc county
hospital here, it was found that
he sustained a broken back, He
was placed in a cast by attend
ing physicians and will be hos
pitalized for an indefinite period.
iotebs
There's nothing shameful
about having piles. (One-third
' of the population has them, ac
cording to medical reports.)
But it'iehometulto Buffer need
leu pmiru
Tha makers of Unguentine
offer a nationally recognized
product UNGUENTINE RECTAI.
CONES a special formula to
. relieve the irritation, aoreneia
and burning pain of simple
piles or hemorrhoids.
Mllllorn have been toldbeceuM
they help relieve pain ... fight
- infection, promote healing.
- VngiMotliM Rectal Cones
Ttty to u..Jnilary...inipnMrr: :
Vf at directed. . Toor money back
if set unified. At 4ru ilorei, lie
A Norwich Product
WE -
The Klamath Community Fund is
still FAR from its goal of $75,000:
!HI W can we do better?
1. Vigorous solicitation by every worker.
2. "ONE DAY'S PAY" donated by every
wage and salary earner.
3. Full acceptance of quotas by business
firms.
Give GENEROUSLY to the
Klamath Community Fund
-Let's
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1945
PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y.
Franchised Bottler: Klamath Falls Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Moke Reservations NOW for
Frozen Food Lockers
Including a limited number of 24 cu. ft. liie
- Convenient Downtown
Location!
Complete Locker Service
Killing, Cutting, Wrapping You Won't
Need to Touch Itl
AVAILABLE ABOUT OCT. 15th
Sign Up Now Get Your Pick of Locker Location!
FRANK LOWELL
Phone 7023
MUST
go to-
LEONS
exclulively yowil
525 Main
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
TOPS
FOR V
QUALITY:
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