mill II Ik Hllllllil, I I II I
Mil LAUI IVUI IWj UftHi)
New Pine Creek I Langell Valley
yulln it low mrmlHM'k ot Wo
Cunt Slilo Uianitii wul'o present
hL buliii'iliiy "'Mill ut Uiu blK
Uuvls Ci i.iU ilmicu. AlllHiuUii
sho Hour wim uliiiusl tun crowuuil
it Mini's lu dunce well, Ihu crowd
tvun mil us lai'uu u II has been
ii lliiM'i past, II wun understood
liml Ihu liemlll netted over $HIU.
Hell Uenlu'ltli-r l bnk I ruin
tin! iiuvy, liiivlnu been dlnt'liumed
mi July I. Hit wun married n limit
u year mill u hull wio, and lilo
Willi who In still llvinu In I"
ennui, Win.li., will J11I11 him In
Iwii or three nioiilliH. Penlierd
r In woiklnu lor Kverl Held now
uiul iiliiim to I in-ill n with hlii Him
lly permanently in tills country
winch ho lllii'n very much.
A branch ol Uu: l.nhevluw
Calvary I'cnliicostiil church has
npi'iifil up n mission hiiiu In Ihu
liUlo Mori' uiiilillnu lornierly
owiii'il by Hit' lutu l.ulii Ji'iinon,
Just ninth ol Uiu brlilltu. The
1 1 ml ri'Kiiliir service was held
ill Ihu mission week uun lii.il
Thursday cvciiinu. Service will
hi- lit.' Ul every Sunday uiul Thurs
duy cvcuIiiks lit 11 o'clock. Sun
ihiy nchool will bo lu'UI each
Siiiiduy Hlli'inoi'ii ul 2:30. The
imntor In chiiiKi! lit Mr. Iviuli'll
Aliilunc.
Jiinii'i', liniio mid llowiirtl
Well Jr. returned by sumo lust
Siilurdiiy cvi'iiliiu liom u two
weeks visit wiln llii'ir mother
who Uvea down ul Hcdillng.
Johnny Melirew Inn come
down front I'llneVlllo to spend
Hie rest ol Ihu summer vuculloil
Willi Ilia uiint liml undo, Mr. mid
Mm. Irvln L. Furls. Ho will
assist with nluckliiK shelve mid
churiiitf annul Ihu More, while
heri.
lilcsucr Uliml hud Ihu mis
fortune to cut u deep Kunli In
his lull leg liml wurk wnllu wol k
InK on a triietor uliuvo Silver hike
Several stitches had to bo liiken
In Hie wound which caused lilm
to mlM several tliiya of work,
lie visited ut .Sllvciton the first
purl of the week, iicconiiiinled
by hla lili Ik, I.oiiiii mid Jo Anne.
The tili'l Seoul wiener roust
which hud oriKlnully been ached
tiled for hint Friday night was
lostMned on iiceount of atormy
weather until Sunday nluht. The
Kirla hud u nice Utile pally ut
which the Hoy Scout mid tint
Cub Scout uiul their parent
wcro Invited. Game were In
dulged In by the young set while
the older folk maintained the
cumpdrc and awupited yarn.
APPLE PHOUUCTION DOWN
I'rotluetlon of apple In the
United States only tntiiled 04.
110(1,(1110 bushels In ll)4, ut com
pared with 124. 00(1, 00U bushels
la the preceding yenr.
Dick Hinllli I In the 1 1 II Initio
liiiNpllul recovering from mi up
ix'i id 111 I in iiperutlon Siittirduy
iiiorulng,
Mr. mid Mia. Frank W.
lirown apeul Saturday evening
Willi Mr, uiul Mra. Owen Topple.
Mr. E m in u lluwklna of
Klamath Fulls apent the week
end with Mr. ami Mr. Frank
liuhcock mid Ulorlu and Joan.
Jlleliiinl Itiirnelt I apendhig
u few clay ut Midland with III
grmitlpiirciits, Mr. and Mra. I.e.v
ter I'lnelll.
Mr. and Mra. Murk Hatha
Wliy of Kugene were weekend
visitors of tin! It. E. Jnnea fain
lly mid the Ilev. and Mra. J,
Henry Thoiuii. Mr. and Mra
Noel Thoiuua and 1)111 returned
to Fugono wllh them ufler va
cationing ut the Thouuia liomea
the past 1(1 duy
. Mr. mid Mr. Herb Murchiint
mid Mra. Ituby Phillip and
children, ull of Grant I'uhh,
apent the weekend wllh Mr.
ami Mra. Hay Murchiint und
family. ,
Mr. Frank Hiihcuck and
diiughler oiit Monday after
noon with Mra. Leater l.euvltl
und family.
Mm. Catherine Stewart mid
two children ent the weekend
with her brother. Hill Utirnelt,
und family. Mr. Stewart and
children plan to leave anon for
their home lu I'lioenlx, Ariz.
Mr. und Mra. K. W. Ilrown
und Murlln mid Mr. mid Mr.
Kddlo Huiiert apent Frlilny eve
ning with Mr. mid Mra. Dill
Novotny.
Mr. uiul Mra. Paul Monroe
left Wednesday morning for
CreBi'enl City lo spend n couple
of weeka.
Dunne Noble, ion of Mr. mid
Mra. Hill Noble, 1 In the Hill
Bide hospital recovering from
a broken leg received wnen lie
win accidentally run over by
n truck.
Mr. und Mr. Dinger Sr., and
Jnme lllaer nud two nous, nil
of Itlehvule, Calif., spent sev
eral duy wllh Mr. unci Mr.
C.'luirle Pnrlrldge. They lire the
piirenl nnd brother of Mr.
Partridge,
Congrululntlon to Mr. and
Mra. Leater Moore on their aon,
Jiunea Leler. born Augut 11.
He I the gruiulttun of Mr. E(
fle Cillmmi.
On Tho Beat
0
'4,.
Whellier II la recipe or the
building of barbecue pit, Eliza
beth Ann Jonea give home
maker detailed instruction
from filea of the homo demon
titration office. Elizabeth UKslsta
Mra Wlnnlfrecl Ulllen, home
lieinonHlrutlon agent mid he ad
mit tlinl It la a liberal educa
tion JiihI hunting nut iinwera to
hoinemuker' iiietlona. She
hua lived In Klamath county
most of her life, taking time out
to attend Sacramento Junior col
lego nnd the University ot Ore
gon, The thing she like best
ubout her work la the distribut
ing of helpful Information to
housewives. Eli.abelli U on
Mnryellen W r I g h t's federul
building beat. -
SLEEP MOVEMENTS
Tests conducted In Pittsburgh
by scientists indicated thnt the
average healthy person changes
Ills position 3H times in eight
hours nnd thnt it is abnormal to
sleep without moving.
In Stuart days, It was tho cus
tom lo nut a niece of toast in the
I wine cup for flavor: hence tho
I Kngllsli expression, "drink a
toust."
Tulelake
Mr. nnd Mra. Cluirlea Caul co
proprietora of the Tulelake hotel
huve wllh them ns guests, Mr,
Caul's aon, Charle Franklin
Card, Mra. Curd and their young
daughter Joyce. Tho younger
Curd served In the nuvy prior
to Pearl Harbor und when this
country entered tho wur unlisted
In tho merchant marine getting
hla commission us second mute
nnd seeing long service oversells.
The family now Uvea in I'ort-
liind lull la interested in me
Tuleliiko country. Mr. Curd has
not aeon hla son lor in years.
Mr. and Mra. Hoy Hodge also
eo-ownera of tho Tulelake hotel
are vacationing in I.os Angeles.
Heforo going south they went to
British Columbia and then louth
via the Hedwood highway and
Sun Francisco,
Pioneer Community
Mr. and Mrs. Joe llclderer
huve moved Into their new homo
puiehuscd from the R. Kice
fcmlly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne B. Spen
cor mid family of Ueswlck, Calif.,
i Isiled at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hicnard Jnmerson nnd Mr
and Mra. Earll. Mrs. Spencer
is a slater of the two Indies.
Mr. und Mrs. Lester Lederer
und aon, Wilford, of Willows
Calif., arrived Monduy. They
visited ol tho rraln and Clem
mens homes nnd returned to
their home by way of Hornfcrook
Mr, and Mra. J. P. Kerns and
little Joe spent the past week
end nt Union creek ns guests of
ti e Cummings at their summer
homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dow
huve returned lo tho community
afler living In Tulelake for some
t.me. They hnv had as their
guests Mra. Dow's mother from
Banilon.
Ralph Johnston Is haying.
Myron Hurlbut and Martin
Kerns arc ut 4-11 camp this
week at Lake o' tho Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Murdock
were callers in the community
Wednesday.
Raymond Znrosluskl arrived
home Wednesday afler being
discharged from tho navy.
Jack Dow is working at Pcli
cun City for a month of his vacation.
CARNIVAL
B Dick Turner
fl IB mw
eowi m wr inm.'wc. t, m. wo. tr tw. orr
MFKAI.n A NKWI, RIimiII rilll, Or.
FRIDAY, Amf, rt TkvM
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. William Rajnus
left the first of the week by air
plane to vacation several days
in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy llolbrook.
Roy Jr. and Roland of Medford
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey,
lust Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petrasek
of Long Bench, Calif., are visit
ing with relatives in Malin.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sarutzski
left this week for South Dakota
where they will visit friends and
relatives. They expect to be
gone three weeks.
The Milin American Legion
auxiliary met Monday, August
5 in the church. President Mrs.
Grace Brothanek reported on the
auxiliary convention held in
Portland recently. There will
be no meeting of the auxiliary
for the month of September due
to Labor Day on the first Mon
day. Mrs. Martha Brothanek
and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek will
send books for August and Sep
tember to Ray Van Meter who
is hospitalized. At the close of
the meeting Mrs. John McCulley
served refreshments to the fol
lowing members: Mrs. Vaclav
Kalina, Mrs. John Freitag, Mrs.
i.iiwm Petrasek, Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, Mrs. Ethel Roberts,
Mrs. George Brothanek and
Mrs. Abbie Herringshaw.
: ANCIENT PRINTIJW
MACHINE
A carved atone stub welghlnf
more than a ton, believed to b
one o the world's earliest print
ing machines, and estimated to
be more than 2000 years old, has
been brought to England from
China.
More than 2200 different
makes of cars have been manu
factured In the United Statet
since the birth of the Industry.
By the way, how much money am I making now, pet?"
FIHBT PARACHUTE far from the spot whore Allied
DESCENT paratroops landed on D-Day.
The first parachute ever to Andre Garnerin made the de
drop to earth from any kind of scent from a balloon on October
aircraft landed in France not 22. 1793.
This Week at
Hatter's
Swing
Rockers
24.50
No Sag Spring
Construction
Hardwood Framai
Choice of Colon
"Your Westinghous
Dealer"
Hotter Furniture
9th and Klamath
An average of 2740 paenger
cars were retired from service
ench duy In the post four yours.
Total number for four years Is
about 4,000,000.
ANDY'S BARBER SHOP
Hat moved from 7th St., to
907 Klamath Avenue
ACROSS FROM BUS DEPOT
Andy welcomes all his old friends and customers
to his new location
r
PUploik It MEMIXID-W vV
no vaiy to nsroaay Tor
Hit grlddlo In Uu Ihon 40
tcondt.
fA raody.lo.uio mix wllh
dlillncllv buckwhtat favor
Albers Oats
has both .
dOTH thai- is!
n
Albers
All the stamina, growth, energy
BENEFITS OF TRUE OATMEAL
All the extra TASTE APPEAt OF
CONTROLLED-TOASTING
1 '-',-. . .,
Toilt.ttmpllng corn brood or
nultlni grand for any moot,
1 IV.iU
1 of Whnl
I FARINA
Crisper... more flavorful
ALBERS "OVEN FRESH"
CORN FLAKES
DAYS FRESHER you can taste the difference real "over
freshness" makes,
"JUST RIGHT TEXTURE-toaited to perfection. ..not too
thick, not too thin,
TRIPLE-WAPPED-to stay fresh and retain all the
delicious nut-like flavor
I Croamy whtat htalthful for
bablti, youngilon, adulti.
i0
Oultk. tooling floVfd whoat
wllh 40 mors Vllomln i.
CORN
FLAKES
ENRICHED WITH VITAMIN Si
SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TO 1
AIR-CONDITIONED
DANCELAND
51S Klamath Ave.
"Music As You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS
Admission. 74c, Including Tax
Sponsored by Post 1383. V.F.W.
WHITE
COVERALLS
Sizes 34 to 46. Famous
Union Made Carhartt.
S88
Also Forest-Green
Coveralls 0.62
Oregon Woolen Store
Corner 8th and Main
r- Quality of product - ,ySf " ' - r -
rri IS ESSENTIAL TO tJT - -J
CONTINUING SUCCESS f - - C s ' ' 1
O l J-.J-rf rtj fi' X C A- At lit f
r -v. a ' ' -
:--vv - : I "h . &
- yps j&sg-i '
Wood acr"ms by li UeCoinucfc bued upoB ihe onpasl oil pUBUnt
today! TOMORROW! and ALWAYS!
Means FneTodacco!
CeoyrUal ltHt,TV. AaMitui Tstana Cmpf
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