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NIIIU'IIKIIN CAI.IlIINIA; Hillr
clear luiUy nd rmley lull with uoaelal
fia. Cooler on i-tiael ami central liitei
lur tuiley. ntilly cmiler ituilh purllim
Hilar, Moileiale westerly wind oil
"wANIIINCITON: Muellr cloudy with
rallaiail showers anil a law lliumler
storms today, loiitalil ami rrlilayj cooler
Imlay anil lunlahl, allalilly cooler tn es
llama eaal put linn llliiay, lanlla lu
liuxlpiata Waal wlnila nil coast.
OIIKUON: Cooler with ai'altaraij Ihun
deietoiins liMlay. liHilgtil ami rrlilaj,
cooler north ami Waal uortlons lohlalil.
aiiiilh ami aaat poilloiis rrhlav; Manila
lu moderate waal wlnila olf roast.
Expactad Hara Mr. and Mra.
S. V. Scott of Laguna Hindi,
Calif., lorincrly u( this city,
Imvo been hi-re vialtlnif for
Hint? anil this week drove to
Salem to be with friends. They
were expected In Kliiinnth Full
Into Thuratliiy anil will flop (or
ahtirl time with Mra. Kther
Noel, 104 1 Hull, before return-
llIK aoillll.
Postponed liecauao (if diffi
cult lea, Din rt'Kiilur iii---tliiij of
I'flU-Bit post No. i:ifl:(, Velerana
(if ForelKn Wars, wu postponed
from July 4 to lonlghl, July II,
.it H p. in. Di-h-galea to the re-ci-nt
iliilti i-iiciiiiipiiii'iit In Cor
vallla will Hive a rt-pnrt, unit
there will liu a ahurt meeting of
the building committee follow
ing lliu regular ini'i-tlnil. He-freahim-nta
will be aerved. Tho
int'i-tlug will he held In Dunce-Iiintl.
Centennial Headauartars
The general hcuilitiurl-ra for
the Centennial aaaoclatlon la
i l-'ri-nioiit tun-
lor IiIkIi ac-hool hulUliug. The
now "lien In tho
phone nunihi-r la B214.
ovlno
of Keno, who auffered an acci
dental wound In the rlvht arm
while hunting, waa reported
Improvlnu at Klamath valley
hoapltal and may have vlaltora.
Call.d to Btdmond Mr. and
Mra. Ueorgc Galea of 1743 Lake
view were called to Ilcdinond
Thursday morning by tho death
of C'iBtra' aunt.
' V i
t
sit"
If ever product ipokt for itself, it it Darigold
Evaporated Milk. The minute you puncture thi
can and pour the milk you recognize iti quality.
Darigold ia rich and amooth and it haa such a freth,
pleasing fragrance that you know at once that here
it a truly superior evaporated milk. Aa you uae it
in dozens of wayi to whip, in coffee, and in cook
cry, your regard for Darigold grows until no other
milk can take its place. As for baby's formula,
Darigold is a long established saccess and for
sound scientific reasons as your doctor can tell
you. When you buy Evaporated Milk, say Dari
gold. Discover for yourself how unfailingly and
delightfully good it is!
4 In Daii'ioM EriporatiJ Milk thi Vitamin D
tontrnt hai btn incrtawd by the addition of 2)
USP units of tamlm vitamin D, prr fluid ounca,
This providu not Uu than 400 USP uniti par
quart whan aqual volumts of DariRold Milk and
watar ara miid. Vitamin D, incrtaua nutritiva
valua for infants, (hildrtn and adulti. Dariiold
Milk il homoginiifd for aaiitr digutibility and
aftauardid by Ittriliiation and air-tight waling
in lha can. Aik your physician for hit formula for
prtpiring Vitamin D Increased DanfcM Milk for
your baby.
33
ACCEPTED
Tht MUlti4nt
(It.mt far Dtil4
Iiripfiif4 Milk ii.
ccfilbl i th
Council 0ii Foods in4
NuiriiiH tW th
AlMfltllON.
TESTED
Thi V.ltmin ) ran
is nt l Oariol4
liviporstid Milk U
ptritdi(llr Ifiitd hr
tht WtHonun Alum
ni RtMirch FunJi
tlo.
I A.d tT
I VITAMIN D I
I (VITAMIN D3f , rfl ISUNSHINE)
:Kpik pint Jfe" ff VIT
Trip EastMr. and Mra. Wil
liam It. Klliott, liiibbie ami Carol
Jean of 1UB7 Auburn lift Wcd-m-Ktlay
rveiilim for a trip to
Mliuu-apolla and other euntrrn
poinla to vlalt reliitivra. Klliott
will return In three week. Mra.
Klliott and the children will be
Hone alx weeka.
Wo.k.nd Vlaltora Mr. and
Mr. Kluicr MuKnuiion and their
aona, Hud and Jimmy, of Luiik
vlew, Waah., vialtvd frienda here
over the weckt-ntl. MnKiiuaon
waa inaiiager of the I'ucific Kirat
KavliiHa and Loan company here
for a number of yvara.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
Doetnra aar rovr kidney oenuln IS mltef
of llnytulMaur nllara which halp lopurtfy lha
bltKtl and kaati you healthy. When they eet
tired and dun I wurk tiaht In the daytime,
many pet-pie have to pet up nlahte. r'requent
or scanty iNUaaireawlUiainartliiaandburnlna
anmeUmea ahinva there la aom.lhlng wrong
with your kldneya or pladiler, pon'l netleet
lhlirandlllunandliaaealuahlo,reaUul sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
polsorwiua maiur to remain In your blood. II
may also cause natal n backache, rheumetle
pains, lea; pains, loss of PP orwl eneray '
awrlllna. punineaa Under tba area, headacbei
Jul diaslneaa,
lion'l waltl Ask roar druaalst for Doan'i
rills, a stimulant dluretls, used eueceMfully
by millions fur over 40 yearo. Iloan'a elvi
happy relief and will help the II mllea eg
kidney tulwe flush out pulaunuua waato f rea
yuur liluuu. Uat Ihau'a I'llla.
From Brookinga Hob Sloan
Jr., formerly of thla city and
now ralaiiiK Hly bulba at Urook
IiiUk, la apendliiK at-vt-ral duya
here with frienda and relatlvi-a.
Ilia ati'pfatht-r, Ht-rnard Zoll
man, ia here on biialneaa for a
ft-w weeka but will return to
HrookiiiKa before the bulb har-veal.
Discharge d Three more
servicemen lliivi; bt-en ilia
cliiiruccl from the Fort l.ewi,
Waali., wpiirallon center. They
are KkI. Hiram K. Thruah, :i4U
N. IOIIi, SHKt. Hubert L. Swin
ney, 2151 Oichiird, and I'KC
Hoy E. Ili-rrick Jr., of Ht. 3,
llox :I0, nil of thia city. Swin-m-y
and lltirrlck were relcumd
July H. and Thraah waa dia
churged July 9.
Inlarnal Bortnua Dr-puly
Collector Hurolti 11. Ilndley of
the internal revenue office ia in
the northern part of Klamath
county on official bualneaa thla
week. Deputy Collector L. K.
KIIboii ia apendinit today and-tomorrow
in Lake-view on buai-ni.-aa.
On Bualnaaa Mra. I. L. Oivnn
and her dniiKliti-r, Mra. Dunne
Cuaaidy of Illy were In Klamath
Kalla on bualneaa Tueaday. Mra.
filvan'a other duiiKhler la Jill
fiivan wiio wna tiueen of Hie
fourth of July rodeo here.
Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin
tniKOpnniaT rooT srr.ciAi.iaT
fool aurgsry and - Orlhepsdlca
McATEE CLINIC
Itf a. Ilk at, fkeae Slit
Card Parly The Eautern Slar
Snr-ifil eluh will hold a card Dnrtv
I at 1:43 p. m., Friday in the Ma-
aonlc temple. HridKe and pin
ochle will be played. Iloateaaea
lire Mra. L. K. I'helpa and Mra.
Fred Cofer. Mcmbera and visit
liiK meniberi arc welcome.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
T V . n. m,M ... H WSA-lt. ,1
1 baiui.4 'MUy Wtna iMir mw. iron. trw
Sim vlialitr. Irr Hali-i Talflai. (.'.mains
I p.iii ywi. 0m. rnsr I" V etiw.n-s
I ....an hi. 11 i jc louuduafa-r aite sue erj, iM.
. At rlnje atotea avarywrian-a in Klam
ath falTa, at Walgroan'a and Whitman
I urug.
Vlaiting Bonnie Spoor and
Connie KiKuren of, liuise, Idaho,
have been viaitinK for II) duya
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jamca J. Ilemia. The two (firls.
are on their vacation from the
veterans welfare commiraion.
While in Klamath, the group
went to Illy and aiao visited
Crater lake.
Eaylaa Auxiliary The Eagles
auxiliary drum corpa will prac
tice Friday, 7 p. m., at the fair
Krounda. The drum corps will
be on exhibition Sunday at the
fairgrounda in connection with
the Ked Croas program.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Mora Comfort
FASTCETM. a pleasant alkaline tnon
acldi powder, holds false teeth mora
firmly. To aat and talk In mora com
fort, luat sprinkle a little rASTZKTH
on your plates. No gummy, aooey. pasty
last or feeling, tvherka "plate odor"
identura breathl. Uat FAllTKETH at
any drug store.
HrlAI O a NEW, Hlaaaatk Palls, Oia. Till UAr. July II, Ull, Paia Plia
Vacation Mr. and Mra. Jack
Nixon have returned from a
week's vacation and outing at
Leke o' the Woods.
Assisting. Mra. Bern Ice
Moak Is assisting at the city It.
brary, starting her duties th
first of the week.
V:n 1 developing
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