Keno
Mr. mill Mm. C. C. Iliiskliison
noil Mr. mid Mm. S. M. (ion vis
lliil In Mcilfnrd wllh I I'liitl v'
Tor u fi'w ilnya roci'iitly. Mr, unci
Mm. tioss urn parents ul Mm.
Iliiskliison mid Bio Visiting lu-rv
Iriiiu Oklahoma,
D- Wlilldrcn from Oakland, Calif.
IOC VUlieV Mi.-y ulun to spr-nd llio next two
Thr lirr-lthaiipt f IliVs wcro months at Um Kay humc.
M HllllM.I'H III Kl'JIIIUtll HI. VIlMtl'" .' ......
11 I....... ...III. 1,1., ujlf.. unlli uhu lit
ICCI'Ill
Falls.
Hager
Mr. and Mr. Ilcndrlcki arc
now at their iuiw residence here,
J .1 . , - . . .. . .
Fort Klamath
FOUT KLAMATH Mm.
Hubert (jorilon l.'lt thin werk
mi an rxtmitli'd visit Id IViiiIii,
III., wlli'l" slid will npi'iul sunn?
limi' visiting her iluiiuliler, Mm.
Diik Jtt-k lull, mid her finiilly.
Mm. (iiii'deu win ai:eiiMiiiinli'd
mi the trip cast liy her iIiiiikIi.
Ii-r, and t inli h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Mm.
Waller Innea mid Iwu rhlhlien
ul Ml. Helirim, Ciillf .
Mr. and Mm. Aided U. Cine
lei Jr., are recelvlnil I'lingnilii
iiitioiu on the hlrlh id then first
i lilld, dimiihler, hiiin Tiieihiy, ener la at llerkeley, Calif., at
Julv U, III the lllllsliln himpllnl pienenl with reliitlvea there hut
In kluniiilli KiiIIii. The new ari l-expei'l to return t her liiiinu
vul weluhed 0 pntii.iia ui oii.iri' I in nut noon.
Mill Crane, nephew of Mia. C.
('. I liihk Inaou, la visiting ut llio
hnnie of Ida aunt. Ho la from
Clearwater, Calif,
Carol Krueurr from lduhu
mid Kenneth Cjuae of Klamath
n. i .... i....,i...r i,,. ii.ew a. w li.ni.. to receive ins u.s-
brother la working for diet War- j charge. Ilia wile and baby plan
Ion with the haying crew. i J'.m him at I ;t. Lewis an J re-
Wilbur Helling la having a ; miii.i here mill his return here,
pressure system Installed In Ilia I . ' Rationed In
corral for Ilia milch cowa. I r.mu'Vf' .- u i. . u,.i.,
Claru McCarver wu. a culler , M''- K. Hurl but left hut r
hen. Irorn Klu.ni.th Kalis tlila him Manelsco to be w h
Wl,,,, her sister, Mra. Laura Hurlbut,
Mr' tiflillmer wU. Innklnu for i who recently underwent an oper-
The V. K. I'uckett family and ..Jin,. i.r i.i J7....I. alio... Hho waa iiccoinpanled by
Mm. Hay Cryder.nan were call- j M, ,..? Mr. .,. Nork vu,i,.d another sister who waa via til
Martin Snyder returned from
Kocky Point laat weekend.
Mr. and Mri. Jamea Coffelt
and children of Merrill apent
the hulldaya In Klamath Kails
with relative!.
Mr. and Mra. John Hcaa apent
the holiday here visiting their
parent,
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Lelblng,
accompanied by Mra. Storm
-Hani Norland A a t o Iniur-
net, 123 N. 6th St.
(BALD Mr.wa, Klimalk r.lli, Ort. Wf DNKSDAT, Jul? H, IIH, Fan Nla
e.l In lllll, Calif ., bi4'Uiian of the who 2 " d ,,!r ch"(lrc"' Luuru who renlly returned from Cali-
death of Mm. I'u. kell a father, '."..'i'0 M U ' W" llurlb.it waa well known here, fornla, .pent June JO viMlmif
Mr. Uevenger. The Clevci.ger M'r 'mid Mr, nodu-ra went to ' l,Y,l" ."vcd !" Weyerhacuaer Mm. L. Outhrlc and the Er.ck.on
family lived In this eoniinunllv a ..,.,;..""'?..; ""l J .. T, "f. ... P ' mill before going to San Fran- home.
number of ycum iiko. Mm. Clcv- '"' tlw liolldaya. ' t'1''1-0 l" ",c"d " fE8U0 Clu0 1 Mr. and Mm. Humphrey were
The Henedlct family are hel W X Pool,, vl.lled 1). r,-t;e"1 ca"crl ,l u,e "101nf
InK the Moore boya will, the ', J2rZ.u I ,, r -In Itv ; 1,uSe' . n,, , .,
fann work thla aprlng. , " "S. "r X ii i'Donel-1 r. Mrf' H" Baldwin and Mr.
Hex HlKh la having hla hay "5;" ' M."
baled thla week. Mr h fit Mm KiMulh Lpw ol i M' Kohlcrhome Saturday
Cl.et IJarton took hla l.omea ! M'rt , "L",,,, 11 " L',W '" ev!;.inK- J , . , .
and carriaue to Klumath Kalla J.'.' ,v' 1 d f n . 1 The Hcndrick family ia mov-
anu (arriage in rviuniHui ri c emena hoinea. On their return ; . r.wrl, herwhirh ihev
'lueaday to enter them In the vllted Crater lake Tnj. "'K property ncrownicn iniy
July 4 parade. '''y .V' , Z,- Jlr;?k?:, ' h. i recently purchased from Mr. and
Vlalllnu Klamath Kali, from i w "... M. ." . 'f J .I1 ..''?!" 1 Mm. Joe Zlch.
Kalla arc vlltluu i.t ti,.. 1..,.,.,. ,,f hero were Loaaon Roa. Elnier , ""' ' '".Vr' ".,'" John Hcaa of Tulelake was in
their grandpiirenta, Mr. and Mm. i Kluher, and Mr. and Mm. Joe 'fifa j''" 'I";'' '" '"j" w"" u,c Hager Friday.
Clauile Tllua. Nork.
m.- m..i. n...i.i... i i Mr. McKInu of the John Hons-i Pam.I UmvUmv P mr U a
.I.',,,,. iitfiifmi1 . nsnc nr.ouL.ia " " . -
Liiwiiitir '.and alNtrrli).law Mr and Mra l"n iimiiiinn-e couipun w
liomr laat month from Okinawa. (ilr lulwn ai)d hpr" ,,.,. nl)(i tranaafting bualneaa here Mom : AUMOrtA, III., July 10 fT'i 'Gets Time Extension
where he hu been atatli.iied for ,r(1(.r.. ,1W. Mr. ,.rlH Mr, n.. ; day. . Mm. Oeraldlnc Johnson had fin- a qhimhton ii in in
anme time with the u. s. army , (.;, ,,., B,i t.r lW() ciui,triM) ' ,J"U' V"" W,'"'r ' now atay- iahed washing three newly c- cnnrMlnnl Pearl Harbor
,r corp. from . . , ;.. .. , . gurat, at the Perkh.a' home! ; ', Klamath K.ll. with I... m.lrcd pair, of nylon, when ! Tmmtoday go? an exten-
ieirivi-u ...i. , iney are nil from Vaneoiiver. "ru
ut birth, and haa been uiimi'd
l.niiii Aval, Mr. and Mra. Cnalel
ma having a new Inline built In
Kurt Klamiilh, W. II Klliholr. be
ing (he contra. 'tor, and con
alructloil la getting well under
way on the new residence. Ca
lei la employed a nieul cutler
at the Weal Side alnre in t'hllu-
iUln
""fat,.
j c""
'i.l''l,i. . llMjit''.', V.1..
."Til, , ,,,
charge, being on terminal leave Wnali
!!!! . !f" ,Z " ! ..! week w mlver-
wiuj iMirv week fur v.iui of !...'.
1 BARE RESULTS !
AUHOnA, III., July 10 fT ;
;Mr. CicraUllne Johnson had fin-
1 inlicd waNhinK three newly ac
U.k at her favorite butcher "tirn untruly 16 to
" .i.- ..i i ' House approval completed ac-
"r J., Z Un on a resolution, already
Pioneer Community
.1.. f hi.r I1MI.M.U Mr :vi-ni ui IMTI.O a c Mr. I P Il,.u..., ,.f llu.,rlir. .. . T.J . IU
I'm. Mra. lt.iyn.ond LooMey. 1"''' J" LI!"r!M '.'" ane.it 'the 4th of Julv weekend "tHiJ'hS eounter. ! ".Pt'.-d .by the senate, moving
" ..... i niiimiii n uu intiiiv iiiwi mu .unit ... . . . -
where Mm. nyoua .. . nee., mi.K- .,.,,, Mniilver.ai'v i,f Mr n. , vl" ,,'-r '.'": Mf; f r"r cgson , WPr(1 bnrc.
?n of her l.u-lmud They ex- ! Y"'. " r. """,r . " J"..2 eery. Mra. Hum... 81 year, old
.turn of her lu.-l.nud They ex- ,',, . 'r'Au" ,d, 7, , eery. Mra, Hanaen, 81 veara old,
r iiict til cave una ninmii .or ,.i1.,i .,.,: , . , --' also viaueu oi ner rclutlvea in
Texaa to make their home. In rJv ""UZ ","vrr,u""' Klamath Kalla. She returned
the inrantline, liyiiua la employ-, ! Monday to her home, accompun-
ed locallv by J. 1.. Helm, al' " Krlclny evening. June 211, led by her aon who ia driving
the llelnia ranch here. "r"; ';" Jewel McKecn and north.
z',,,1 ju y ..olid.; -av,;!? JSJM",""- thi" "vS'rS
Kur'3f.in.ly r-elurnlngl!'' ': Mr" d i " viljiiig Mr. and Mm. Henry
l I. .. . n,..i , wi.ii.. "'" "rr wen Known in Hay Me r daughter.
Mm.
: w;"e take,;' to &J-?r? " 1";. .nl two-grand:
-.-.r Ink. ,.,wl ul... rnlnv.,1 llc "limmiT Wl.
Crater lake unci also enjoyed
the Klamath rails rodeo.
aon haa work there, and they
IllllV lilM l. T,.IH..I lm I
Mr. and Mm. ilert Clruy have . m0iitha. "
received an announcement tell, i
lug lliem that tliey are now
grandparents, their daughter,
Mr,, Richard Uul.aiiy of Ilorger,
Tex., having preaented Ihem
with a granddaughter on July
Itlh. Klnilee Wayne ia the name
chnaeii for the little one, who
weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces at
Midland
M.i. Hertha Burke of Leaven
worth, Kns., arrived Thursday
lo spend the summer with Ho
ward W. Durke nnd Mm. John
W. Mistier, her aon mid daimh-
birth. Mra. DuLany la the for-; "-r. and their families at New
n.er llarbara Ciray of Fortje'l. Calif.
Klamath. Mm. Eslella Coffersmlth of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregg Oakland. Calif., arrived Friday
returned Sunday evening from to spend several weeks with
a trip to Ceulrallu, Wash,, her daughter and family, Mr.
where they were culled Friday ! and Mrs. John Mistier and son
by the death of Mrs. l.regg s : Kaiph
grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. Wit ford non
nelly and daughter Gwendolyn
Jane left Sundny for Millbrae,
Calif., where they will make
their home. Donnelly, who has
acted as local foreman for the
Oregon State highway patrol In
thla section, will operate a serv
ice station In-his new location.
He haa been succeeded here by
James Van Wormer, formerly
assistant foreman on thiijiectlon
Of the highway,
Charles Noah and son Marvin
returned Friday after enjoying
a trip to Handon and other coast
points. They were accnmnanlrd
to Brownsville. Ore., by Noah's
Proves Wonderful
For Itching Skin!
To promptly snolhs ilehlnf, burning
kin of Kcxiims, IMmplm, Athleto's Foot,
I'ftorlsii anti Imflsr nkln snd scslp irri
tations duo to external rsuso apply
mo a Doctor's highly mMirstM,
(iiiM lliiulit bsckod by 80 yosrs'
continuous iucccm!
Ths first applications of Zmo hrlnt
womttrful Rrxinr. Thn 7imo prompUy
starts to slit hesllnc. lining Inn'stbis it
dosan't show on ths skin. Over
2i.000.000 packages soldi First trial
In S
When she returned home she
found her clothesline cquully
bare a thief had stolen her
nylons.
Tlrr- for civlllun cars and mo
torcycles Increnscd 40 per cent in
prooucnon wus
replace
ment requirements In prewar
years.
the deadline from July 10
The group was reported di
vided on the Issue of where the
blame should be placed for the
surprise the Japanese achieved
with their December 7, 1941, raid
on Hawaii.
These genuine Orange
Blossom rings represent
the finest design, crafts
manship and true quality
at prices anyone can
afford.
J. C; Renie
JEWELER
1019 Moin St. .
'You told ut to be hen promptly
at 9:00 a.m. and it't 9:00 a.m.'
Thoroughly dependable. That' Consolidated
Freightwavs from start to finish.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones need a moving van. The
Browns want their effects packed, crated, and
shipped via regular Freightliner Service. The
Johnsons need insured, safe storage at their
destination.
Before you move, call our agent to explain Con
solidated Freightways' complete moving service.
645 Brood
Don Cram, Agent
Phone 4151
runvlnrM.
At sll drugstore.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mllanl
apent the 4th of July ii San
r riuicisLU.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sheffard
and family spent the holidays
with Mrs. Shcffard's family In
Ida ho.
week for his home In Ketchi
kan, Alaska, after remaining
here fur a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Harry F.ugle and family,
having been called here hv the
death of hla brother, William
V. Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. w. llescock and
ZEM0
NjsM? ocroni...
yfXJil FREE!
If Photostatic Copies 11
II of your II
Discharge Papers! II
y Encased in lndt- II
Vi. structibl plastic
corers.
Ms"'
MbbsOottiln&to
family relumed Sunday from a
holiday trip to Milton. Ore., to
L.romi.n,,. ijwrnr.' 'ui i.invd visit hla parents. Mrs. Hcscock's
Smith, who remained there with j l)nml's, Mr. and Mrs i loyd
relatives until the return trip. I Brandenburg of Merrill were
The group was accompanied I her'' curing for the Hescock
)iiu,ri 17 .nil inn iinrir no.iriii.r,
and have returned lo their home
In Merrill.
home by Pat.iv Noah, daushter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hov Noah of
flrownsvllle, who will visit here
for a lime with her grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nonh. i
Mrs. Eva Nichols, sister of;
Copeland and Mrs. F.ngle, also
left Saturday evening for her 1
home In Portland after spend-;
lug a few days here visiting at ;
the Harry F.ngle home. I
Alvln Copeland left last I
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
KMrl, flat ran !) Wrk
(All Malr
Rraisniblt rrloto fro tttlmatai
Sowing Machino Service
Tour In4pii(1cnt Dtlr
rn illt tilt Khattfi War
Your Child's Photo
IN BEAUTIFUL
Gold Tone Vf M
5x7
PORTRAIT
A FEW DAYS ONLY
i;t that rrfre
varalion etprea.
ain nvwi
BELL STUDIO
Phons 3723 Faxt Door to Pine Tree Theatre
AND
CAMERA
SHOP
Let's eat... Have a Coke
iliBMSiS
1 I
. . . making lunchtime refreshment time
America's neon hour! In they go in gay groups to enjoy lunchtime. And
along with the eats there will be talk and laughter and happy sociabil
ity. Of course, Coca-Cola will be there offering sociable refreshment to
make lunchtime that even more enjoyable moment the friendly pause.
lOTTtIO UNDID AUTHORITY Of THI COCA-COlA COstPANY IY
COCA-COLA B0TTLINC COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS
Hoor The Coko Club with Morton Downey KFJI 9:15 A. M.
Coke Coca-Cola
fCocs-Cola snd its sbbnvistloa
rCoks" an ths nglttsnd trad
j marks which distinguish the prod
Juct oi Ths Coca-Cola Company.
Here Are Your Tots'
Summer
s
Pinafores! Cool and lovely summer dresses for children ... in a wid
variety of styles created by Mary K. Scott . . . You'll find plaids,
checks, -plain colors and stripes in taffeta, Calcutta cottons or gabar
dine. Always remember, if it's, for your girl or boy, Leons Tots-To-Teens
Shop, Exclusively Theirs, is the place to find it.
fi - . - i;W '.-..k' 1
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Custom-Made ,
Originals '
by Mary K. Scott . .
Pretty pinafores with ' hand
whipped hems . . . Calcutta
cotton plaids, checked taffetas
and striped gabardine
3 to 6.
I- ror
1ZC3
Spanking Whit a f j
Exquisitely styled by Mary K.
Scott, this white dotted Swiss
pinafore is truly a "knockout"
. . . It's white lace and jibbon
trimmed. Sizes 1 lo 6. 8.50
New! Tots' Skate Shoes
Designed for the tiny tot too young
to safely use roller skates . . . This
combination skate and shoe teaches
balance and poise. Will not mar Ul
terior floors. 2.7J
Sarong
Play Suits
for sun . . . for fun .
and for you! Bright print
ed pique . . . and plain '
colors. Sizes 7rto.l4, n on
Just Like Dad's! . . ,
You'll find a nice selection of
boys' swim shorts . , . made of
attractive Lastex or poplin ma
terials 4 . , many colors, Sizes
s to io. From 1.2a
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Phono 6132
OlsssTssC-CCs..
602 Main