Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 11, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text9 M l VI III H I rneene . Klamalll Vails riai-ieineiilu .... INulleiitl ho M 11111 ...... torn f'neinJlecu ., Naeltla ... .,.... M.ilfmil lira "lull Min, Mill. Prerlp 10 Hi .00 OIIKdON I'ailly climilr lodey lniillu Hitil Weillie.ilay eaueil t'uii.lil.ralile elotiillHeaa alung rua.l Imlay, ailalill vieimer eaal iturlli.il Unlay. CleMie Ui rinHlaiele wait lu nurltiwe.l wind, uff eiia.l. NOrtTllltltN CAMfOIINIA- Mllr rlear loilay eitrl Waillte.ilay but lucal riMMlat fit Hlla-ltlly wanner Interior lutlay. (lanlle nt.itliweat wlml ufl uue.l. Improving Friends of Mra. Aniiu H ui li uf IvU'dfurd will lie uluil to I run) tluit alio ! Improv Inn III Huncd lli-urt huilliil In Medfurd. Mrs. Kalli aufferod a stroke two work ago, Al Hlllilde Mm. W. J. Crunk, 2-1 1 2 Wmitlund, In a pa tli'iit ut Hillside huspltui whore she Ima recently undergone nmjnr auriirry. NO LONGER NEEDS OAILYlAXATIVE J''mnoiiM Crrrml Brings CoiiMtlpiitiiiM Hullcf ConstlpnteilT A alava to harsh Inisllves? Kead till alnrere, un-enlli-lted letter. It may bring you tho help you need I "No una knows blur lhan I soar won. .I.rfjl hH.MM.I, H AI.UIIIIAN la, U. fure 1 atarlr.1 reilne II r.snlarlr awry tnnrnlne, I Kail lu laka laa.llvra alftw.l atary .lay. Ilul now. laaa my wortl fur II. I lirv.r laaa eurh irtadlclnaa," Mra. K. f J, ala.llan.l, lluule I. Uu 910. AbtxIIU. I.a. Think of It I Ynu, too, may net'er havo lu Uko miullior harsh laxa tive for constipation dun to lack of bulk In tho diet, if you rat ons ounro of KKLl.OCCi'H ALU lilt AN every iltiy, mid drink plenty of water. Do tin a fur ten dnya, and llnii if not completely satisfied,' send empty cm Inn to the KelloKK Company, llnttle ('reek, Mli'hlKan. Von will get double your money harkl ALL-II11AN la not purga tive, It' a wholeaoma cereal pro viilliiir irenlto bulk helpful to nor mal taxation, Eat it at a cereal or in muffins every day. dot AI-.lv MIAN at your gro rer'a. Mode by Kellogg'a of Buttle Creek and Omaha. To Canada Mra. J. J. Pox ii f 2u:iU Vina mid her daughter, Juilll'I. Ulll li.uuii lo.luu ffi Hiiskiitchnwiiii, Fori Willluin, Out., Detroit unci Chicago to vlll rolallvce, Mra. Pox will bo Joined by her hiiabiind In Chi cago in mid-July, und thoy will return lu Into Annual. Brotlnrhood ot Railroad Train man Auxiliary Muela In KC bull fur regular mooting Tlmra duy, 8 o. tn. All membera urtfed In attend ii tbo iuelliin uf formula fur the convention tills full will bo discussed. Dalagatai Tnure will be "a mi'ulliig uf all dtili'Kiitea going to tho alnto convention Woilnce duy at 8 p. in. All delegates are requested tn attend tho mooting at tho FKO hall. Formar Resident Mra. Laura Hoblnaim, former resident of Hi In city and now living at Vullrjo, spent soverul dnya as the guest of Mra, Huso Kvosce, 324 H, nth. From Proapact Mr. und Mra. llolnn Mortimer of Proa- poet havo been viaitiug their (laughter und aon-ln-luw, Mr, and Mra. Stanley ilnsey. "Your Health Is Our Business" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM ( Hot Mineral ' X"m. ond W-y Mud Bo"" Vi0' ira a a a I I a m I far JTv - mri R a a a m a I I a m Oi) : ! ArlUrllla N.urlln k' ' T7 an NliMUinm. Carbon Dloxlda Vapor Baths ara aagftaua ana rarammanaaa far Aalhma Keiama f'aldi Hlnaa nranrhllla link ana I. aw Mlaaa rraaiara. OJ flHrkhartl Sllnaral Sprlnsa ara la. rala II milri aaalh ml Aablan, Ora,. an Lmlsianl t:raah. a) X-Kay ana riuaraaraale Kaamlna. liana, Camalala. fhrala-Tuaraar Cllnle. aj llaniar ana Naraa ara In allan. anra ttaaaanabla Rataa Aaear4lng Iraalniaala raqalraa. f) ramalalaly fairnlabra alaaplns aa4 haMaahaaiilar vablna wllk all naaSarn faalllllsa. f far raaarvallana ar tBlallaa Infar. mallan, aaaraat Iturkharn Mm , arat Sprlnta aanllarlam, Rl. I, Aaklana, Ora.. ar Bbana t.anf Dla. ax ac a. Dr. Herman Waxier, Director V t It I n o Dr, Morgu n fl . Oilell, president nf I.ewia and C'luik collegn at Portlnnd, hua bei n tl in Client of Mr, und Mra, Arthur Wilson, Mr. and Mra, Curl lliiuel, in xl other frleuilH over tho weekend. Dr. Odidl eoiidiieled the morning services nundiiy ut the Unt Presbyter inn chiireh, und returned to Portland Tuemluy. Raturna Mra. Georgo IJuilh Inan, 1137 Ci extent, returned home Moiiduy night from a wuek'i viait In portlnnd to at tend tho ftoae Festival. She Vviis accompanied on tho trip by Shirley Moblnson, who visited her grandmother while also at tending tho Hose Festival and Ico Foil lea. To Auatralla George F. Ilut dorf of Darby, Pa., formerly a M-rgennt In the murine corpa und stationed at tho Murine Hur rucks, left lust night for Sun Frunclaco, where he pluns to cm burk for Auslruliu to take a five ycur course In medicine. Tonsillectomy Shirley Bock, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hoy Dock of 137 High underwent a tonsillectomy Monday at Hill side hospital. To Ban Francisco Dr. A, A. fioulo left Tuesday by automo bile on a business trip to I.oa Augclea and Sun Fruncisco. Dr. Smile plana to return to active piiictlco here In October. While In Los Angelea he will attend a conclave of the Culifornlu Fed eration of Mincrul clubs, and in Sun Frunclaco he will attend a session of the American Medi cal uaaoclution. His lister, Mra. Kurhurt, of Piedmont, Calif., will return with him. Leaving Mr. and Mra, S. O. Frunclsco of 433 N. 10th, left toduy for Loa Angelea where they plan to enter summer school at La Sierra college, Mrs. Francisco taught ut Henley lust year. Frunclaco waa recently discharged from the murine corpa and plana to study sccre luriul science. fllckneis Six cases of scarlet lever were reported for Klum uth county during the week of June 1, 1940. One case of mumps, one case of either ineiisles or Ocrmun measles, und one case of chicken pox were also reported. Two cases of tu berculosis have been recorded lor Klamath county. Visits Paul Huiilin, deputy U.S. murahul from Medford wns In town last week on business and visited at the homo of L. J. Brink of 2241 Orchard. Returned Mr. and Mra. Clcn Gulley and children, Ronnie, Durlene, and Janice, of 133 Grant havo returned from a week Spent at Crescent City and other coast points. To California Mr. and Mrs. M. n. Mosser left June 8 by car for a trip to Los Angeles and other southern California cities. For Coiimierclnl Itefrlgornfion SALES ond SERVICE Be Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. (11 Klamath Phona 6451 Recruiters Ahead Klamath Falls navy recruiting sub station led Oregon for the first week of June, 1U40, with seven enlistees, four over the required number for the week. Raturna After visiting rela tives and attending the Rose Festival and Ice Follies In Port land, Dr. Surah Ethel Smith re turned to her home in Klamath Falls this week. Court of Honor The Boy Scout court of honor for the Klamath district will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In Fre- moiu school auditorium. Birthday Dinner The Sting- erettea will hold a birthday din ner Thursday at 5:45 p. m, There will be a dollar gift ex change during the dinner. From Portland Mrs. Thomas D. Juckson and two children returned to their home on the Merrill highway after spending a week in Portland attending the Rose Festival. Opening Set At Rim Lodge Charles W. Fyock. business manager of the rim lodge, left Monday for Crater hike, driving ono of the two ricwly-piirchuxcd buses, tuklng up supplies and paint. His family will move up to the lake Wednesday to spend the summer. Buses will start on a regular schedule to the lake Suturduy, June 15, making one round- trip per day, it was announced. Boats are being painted and readied but will not be available for use until around the end of June, Fyock stated, due to the amount of work Involved in opening trails to the water, which have been closed during the war years. At present 35 of the 130 rooms at the lodge are ready for occupancy, and a tremen dous amount of work Is neces sary before the opening sched uled for Saturday. Reservation requests have exceeded all cx- fiectatlons and a record-break-ng crowd is expected on the opening weekend. Roads were opened for one-way traffic to the lake only three days ago. No lights had been Installed by today and the work crew has been using flashlights. How ever, a big diesel generating filant has been sent up to supply Ight for the lodge and should be In working order by Satur day. Tulelake Pair Take Marriage License YREKA, June 1 1 A marriage license was issued here June 6 by County Clerk Waldo J. Smith to Howard Lee Moore, 21, Tule lake, farmer, and Armanda Katheryn Qulglcy, Tulelake, student. Youth Hurt By Blast Shows Improvement George Lasugnu, 18, who was injured Sunday afternoon in the explosion from his homemade rocket. Is reported to be Improv ing today by hospital attendants. Lasagna ia a patient at Hill side hospital. His Injuries in clude fragments of metal In the lower ubdomen and burns. The youth waa hurt when he set off a rocket which he had made of powder from ahotgun shells, a railroad fusee and a piece of pipe, 21.7 Of Democrats Go To Primary Polls SALEM, June 11 Of) Only 21.7 per cent of the registered democrats voted for statewide offices In the May 17 primary election, while 34.8 per cent of the republicans voted. Secre tary of State Robert S. Farrell Jr., said today in announcing the officials figures. The percentages are based on the democratic vote for secre tary of state, and the republican vote for governor, the only statewide contests in the elec tion. The official results are the sirme as the unofficial returns collected by The Associated Press Immediately after the election. p. m. for a potluck dinner. All members are asked to attend. Potluck Dinner The Jayce ettes will meet in the chamber of commerce Wednesday at 7 BOXER SWIM TRUNKS $3.50 OREGON WOOLEN STORE ' ' 1 ! j 25 DENDlXpeLuxeHOiVlE LAUNDRIES 25 BUL0VAi7.j.w.i WRIST WATCHES $25(0IIKASH , W Wrttis't "'io'rntm'-K' v 30.C? ' IT'S EASY I JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCE: "I like EDWARDS COFFEE because . . ." (Cempltte tbit ttnttnte in 3S additional wordt er Un) YOU MAY WIN! Think of winning a wonderful, post-war deluxe I1HNDIX HOME LAUNDRY... delivered immediately. Think of care free hours while your beautiful Bendix does your washing automatically. Or, you may win a glamorous 17 -Jewel JHJIOVA wrist watch ... a masterpiece of fine watchmaking! $2300 in worthwhile cash awards, too! 240 prizes in sill Share in the fun... you have as good a chance to win as anyone. Go to your Safeway Store today, get a pound of Edwards Coffee and enter this easy contest. And enter often ! The more you enter, the greater chance to win! HINTS TO HELP YOU WIN Words for finishing the sentence cone easy when you think how much pleasure and economy you get from ixtra-ricb Edwards Coffee. You may want to point out that Edwards' extra-richness means more flavor "lift" per cup and more good cups per pound. Or that this exceptionally rich blend gives you full-flavored, bracing coffee afary lime. Or that Edwards is the kind of cotlce men preter. ur the kind that helps makeewry meal a success. After you've sipped a cup, you'll think of lots of reasons why you like EdwardsCoffcel WHY WS OFft TtiCSS 910 PXIZft Frankly, we're offering these big prizes to get you to fry' Edwards Coffee, because we believe once you've discov ered its extra-richness, Its extra flavor 'lift' you will want to use it always. Edwards Coffee Is specially blended and roasted under the exclusive Edwards formula... a master recipe In use for over 42 years. The resultt Extra richnnss, for more flavor 'lift' per cup. ..more good cups per pound. Try It. You'll find Edwards Coffee featured at all Safeway Stores. iiM M0-VlFT''PCU' EASY RULES I ENTER OFTEN I fa COMFIITI THIS SINTINCI In IS edsjltlanal ward, er lam "I Ilia Edwerdl Coftaa became . . . Print the sentanie, ond your own noma ond oddreii, en cental! entry blank er any plaea ef eepar, 2, SEND IN Al MANY INTIII Al YOU ItKI. With each anlry, antl.ia papar lobat from lha Edwerdl Coffao for er loit Inch ef the tin leallna strip bom the Edwerdl Coffae eon. Or e reoionoblo fociimiie of labal. Edwordi Coffae Ii factored al Safewoy Storei. J, MAIl YOUR INKY to Edwerdl Caff.. Cenlait, P, O. los 3091, Sen Fronclico, California. 4), CONTEST ClOSII July 21, 14o. Initial mull be poitmorl.d bafore midnight of that dote, end recelvad balers Auguit 10, 146. 5 INTRIII Will II JUDOID by Indapandant lodge! en baili ef origt. nallty ond linearity. Judgei' dacliloni ore final. Dupllcote prliei In caie ef lies. All ontrial end Idael contained therein become property of the Edwardt Coffae paopla. Mo entries returned or acknowledged. Winner will be notified by moll, till ot winnerl available on iaqu.il. ANYONE MAY ENTER escept employ.. I of Edwerdl Coffae, the Itorat ' where Edwordi Coffao Is laid, their edvertlilng ogenclei, and their famlllei. Centait reilrlctad to Continental United Slates and Canada and subecl to all U. S. federal ond State, and Canadian gov't, regulolloni, Edwards Coffee Contest, P. O. Box 3091, San Francisco, California. J 'I Ilk Edwards Coffer bacausas. j MY NAME IJ I MY AODSESS It . I CITY I I I a no 23 vVitiew! wordt ar AW ( Orry anr eaarr eltawtd en turn entry oUttk, Kvfna eUnhe free nt yenr Setuny Stener era nny fiitct a emptr EDWARDS COFFEE featured at SAFEWAY STORES RltAl.T) a NEWS. Klaraerk falla. Ore. TtlseoAT, leae II, 1(e, Pate live) Realty Prices Drop Forecast PORTLAND. June 11 (VP) Oregon real estate prices ara "fantastically high and certain to drop, E. B. MacNaughton. president of the First National bank of Portland, told the Ore gon technical council here. The banker warned against speculation in common stocks and said the best investment a Kerson can make today la tn imself and in his personally owned business. Urging support (or the pro posed loan to Britain, Mac Naughton declared "we'll all be in breadlines five years from now if the loan to Britain does not go through,' Takes Poettlon Mrs. Dorothy Crlsham, 1417 NlmiU, has coma from Cottage Grove to take a position In the county agent's of lice. The position was formerly held by Mrs. Elda Crane who has resigned to devote her time to keeping house. Friendly Helpfulness To Erj Creed and Puis Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite) M. Ward and Sans I3S High Phone 3334 Keep your hair looking Its loveliest .o. with Q June 16 Is e FATHER'S DAY t UOt)uit0HUXpOt) All Wool I Cr( FOREST GREEN V ' 1 ir WHIPCORDS 12.50-17.50 I ! 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This it k i I I f OK the warning Issued by fur fashion designers In New York City. Through the foresight W IjJt sr ot ollr luyers we are particularly well stocked now. The forecast for fall Is ... , furs f: i? fff will be scarce and high priced! See us now for that better quality fur coat . . a j; rSv don't wait and be disappointed. ; ANTELOPE $189 RUSSIAN SQUIRREL M MO ! I PONY $229 PERSIAN LAMB J 800 P j i MOUTON LAMB JL$289 ERMINE , JUOO ll !i a V' MTTS1TR AT S3E0 CHINA MINT ;Jl : tlSOO " W I IB" .'V CHEKIANGS LAMB $480 MINE t49G0 W 111 aatafajt aitiC . (Federal Ux included) I w Restore your bair'i natural beauty"" with Modart Fluff Shampoo. . It leaves the hair soft and alluring, glimmering with highlights; gloriously refreshed. No special after-rinse is required and it's equally effective in hard or soft water. Look to Modart Fluff Shampoo for loveliness that lingers it's the cream of cream shampoos! ,..,.,v,,it&Wii.-iiiA..s.