Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 16, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER NonriirnN CAi.ironNiA- reir to day, limlsht and tomorrow. Lima rhatts. lit linprlur. Uenll. variabl. ttlniU t-lf uueel. OIIKUON- Inrreaalns clotidlneea today. MtMlly clnuily toitlshl and Friday. Or ea.lnnal Dalit ralita In extreme north wait Friday. Not quits au cold. Ganlla In niodaref. southerly wind off coael. Confsrenct The ilute mid wlntor confcrriico of the Worn rn of Uio Mnuiia will be held Suntluy l fciiKcno. A program hai been arranged for Saturday evening In the Kugciur Moose hull. On Sunday luncheon will bn at 11 a. "I. with the meet ing KOhcdnlud to start it 1 p. in, All officers nnd committee cliulrmnii of Kliiinnlh Full ere limed to attend, end member! lire Invited. Stopover N. T. Sloans la iHMidiiiK couple of weeka In Kliimutli Fulls, visiting hla two flMighlers, Mm. Jiick Llsltir, and La Verne Holllngsworlh and their 'iimlllvs. Blouno la en route to Kentucky from hl home In Wonutchee, Wash. The family lived In Kentucky until 23 yours nuo when they came went. Slmiiio will visit thero with relit lives before returning to Wash liigton. Surge'y Trudy Dennett, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mra.. Cecil licnnctl of 2(127 Wither, had emergency surgery for the re moval of her appendix Wednea duy night at Klamath Valley hoapllar. She la reported doing nicely. Trudy la a KU11S slu dent. Malln Club The meeting of the Mulln Parenta and I'atrona club hua been changed from Tueadny, January 21. to Wednoa day. Jainiiiry 22. Mra. C. A. llenderaon will lead a discus. kiin on mimic and Harold Howe, bund lender, will alao demon atrato mualc mcthoda. Daughter Born Mr. and Mra. Robert ""redrlekaon, 2024 Rec lamation, are parenta of a daugh ter born Thuradey morning at Klumalh Valley hospital. The little girl weighed R pound, rredrickaon la with the Oregon Woolen atore. Memberi The Women of the Mooae will meet on Tuesday, January 21, at the hall. Mem bers are urged to bring receipts for one year's dues paid In ad vance, In order, to be eligible to receive the evening's award of a year's free membership. Improving Sue Ramsby, 10-rear-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ramaby of N. Sth street ,ia recovering satisfactor ily at her home following an III neis which haa confined her to her bed. Sue Is a student at Fremont. Practice Old and new offi cers of the Royal Neighbors of America will practice at 8 p. m., Friday, In the KC hall for Installation. Open Inatallatlon will be held on Friday, Janu ary 24. Fair Night Wilbur A. Jonre. 203 High, in Klamath Valley hospital for a fractured hip suf fered In a fall at his home Mon day night anenl a fair night at Klamath Valley hoapital where he will be a patient for several montha. In San Francisco Luclle Tweed, 422 N. 6th, M expected home this week-end from a bus iness trip which took her to San Francisco earlier in the week. Treatment James Sweeney of Merrill, employed In the po tato harvest, is receiving treat ment at Klamath Valley hospi tal. League Meeting The Subur ban league will hold a regular business and social meeting at 8 p. m. Friday, in Shasta school Everyone is invited. Meeting Postpone d The Pythian Sisters club meeting scheduled for Friday has been postponed until further notice. HATS Closing out vsry fall and winter hat. Black, brown and high shades . . . . Values to 16.95 . . . While they last . . . Head Scarfs v,iUe. t0 1.39 .. Head Scarfs All Wooi .............. Anklets part wool Anklets AM Wooi LEONS 525 Short Visit Mr. and Mra. Jiimes R, Waldron of Rolling buy, Biiinbrldgo Island, Wush., stopped Tuesday In Kliimutli Fulls for a ehort visit with his slaters, Alice and Kll.ubiitli Wal dron. Rumona apartments. The waldrons are en routo to uur bank, Cullf.. where they will visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dill, for two months, In Boise Friends of Mr. and Mra, Marvin Robertson and three auna, who lived here on N. 3rd street during the wur yoars when Robertson was office manager for Mnrrlaon-Knudscn und Twalts, will be Interested to learn thnt the family lias moved from Portland back to their old home In Boise. Ida, Robertson ie now traveling auditor with MKT. Leg In Cast Sherman Muhcr of Chiloqiiln, employed with a state highway road crew, was reported resting easily In Hill side hospital today. Hln right leg, fractured when Muher was struck by a car which skidded on the Icy pavement, was placed In a cast lute yesterday after noon, Pledged Edward "Doc" Crawford of Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford of that city, has pledged PI Kappu Al pha fraternity on the University of Oregon campus. Crawford entered school shortly after tho holidays and Is an ex-service-man. Sunday Service The Rev. Ray Blixaeth will present a mes sage on "The Christian Experi ence" Sunday night at a serv ice at the Jeaua Name Calvary tabernacle. Sunday school Is at 10 a. m and preaching at 11 a, m. with divine worship. Fly South Mrs. O. D. Ellis and her daughter, Mrs. J. E. N la ley, left by plane Wednesday for southern California. They plan an extended visit In the bay area and other points in the south. Eaalas The Eagles auxiliary drill team will meet for prac- j lice rriflay at 7:30 p. m. In the upper FOE hall. Capt. Dolly Machado urges all members to be 'present to prepare for the dhitrlct convention to be held in either February or March. To Reno Mrs. Mattie Moore and daughter. Nellie, left this week for Reno. Nev., to be with Mrs. Moore's eon, Cameron, who is seriously 111 in a hospital there. ENDS CONSTIPATION AFTER 30 YEARS Eating- famous cereal daily brought lasting- relief Wouldn't you welcome a way to nd constipation, without harah laiativaa? Than read thia sincere, unsolicited letter: T vrae eonitlpated for thirty yaera and dnrlnf that Una tonk many klnda of lata litee. All I lot Vll temporary relief. Ahnut Ave verke ear, I derided to try k r.t.UX.i;'S ALUHRAN for hreekfait every morning and dace then I haven't had to take a atngta laxative, t can't tvll ynu how glad 1 em that 1 heard ahmit AI.UKRAS." Wilton Cilbtoa. 107 Weal Valley SL. UorrlKon. Ark. You, too, msy never have to take another laxative if you suffer from constipation due to lark of bulk In the dirt. Simply rat KKLLOGG'S ALUBItAS every day and drink plenty of water. Try it for ten days! If not eorn pltttly satisfied with the reaulta, send the empty carton to the Krllnffg Company, Battle Creek, Michigan, and get (folio's your ntoi ft backt KELMiGG'S AURRAN not a purgative but a wholesome food mad from th vital outer layers of wheat. For beat results eat aa a cereal, or in niufllni. Get KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN at your grocar's today. oo 79c 1.69 59c 1.00 Main Returns Hema James Cirlnics, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes of Cuiiby street, returned to hla home today from tllllsldo hosoltul where he had recent surgery for the removal of hia appendix. Grime Is a stu dent at Southern Oregon College of Education. Leaves Hospital Geno Ingles, member of Tho Herald ana News advertising department, was able to leave Hillside hoi.pl lul at noon Thursday after re ceiving treatment the past 10 diiys. Ingles resides at the Lin du Vista apartments. Papers Filed Tho following army and navy discharges were filed In tho county clerk's office this week, Anthony J. Pasaarct tl, William L. Crawford and Louis F. Ronn. Buying Trip Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whytal, Lokoshore drive, left Wednesday for market week In Los Angeles, where they will do the spring buying for Why tul's, 901 Main. Severe Cold Pat Burke, em ployed by the California Ore gon Power company, is receiving treatment at Hillside hospital for a severe cold. Miss Burke resides at 421 Oak. Ill Mm. J. Crawford. 224 Mlclilguu. la ill at Hillside hos- pltul suffering from bronchial pneumonia. Mra. Crowford Is employed by Mrs, B. M. Potter, Chiloqiiln. Throat Infection Bcttv Klmr. 21, 810 Plum and formerly of HARWIN'S DIAMOND Prices Include Federal Tax Payments May Be Timed To Suit Your Convenience Chorus Needs More Voices More voices are needed In the community chorus it was announced today and anyone interested In singing the better type of music is encouraged to come. Tho chorus meets every Mon day at 8 p. m. in the KUHS music room under direction of Andrew Loney. At the last meeting, practice of the 72 pugo number "The New Earth," by Henry Dudley, was started. More voices are needed In every part except second alto. Preparation for a concert to be given xomo time in the spring is under way. A new name is being consid ered for the group to be used In place of "community cho rus. Suggested names will be presented at the meeting next Monday. SALEM. Jan. 18 fP) A bill to require doctors to report to the secretary of stale all cases of epilepsy and other diseases which might cause unconscious ness will be Introduced by the house committee on medicine, pharmacy end dentistry. The secretary of state would use this Information as grounds to deny Issuance of driver's licenses. Bly, is ill with a throat Infec tion at Hillside hospital. invest your Christmas money wisely ip Ovflia p aata a ' ; m Sneear mmmmmmmmmmm' . Fleet-Porter On Library Committee The county court, at Its reg ular meeting yesterday, named Fred E. Fleet and Lloyd Porter to the county-city consolidated library committee. Ted Durment and George Mc Intyre aro the city members and ief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieve promptly be It goes right to the seat of the trouble to hflp loosen and expel germ laden pMefpn, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branea. Tell your druggist to sell too bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the couch or you an to have your money back. CREOMULSION for CourJii.Chtit Colds, Bronchltil MOM SAYS LAME LEGS DON'T BOTHER HER NOW In lirat a fr McMdi after OIHT.IASC hat been uMd tht dlttrcas of tore, cramped back and leg muKlel. to oflen called Mmalmr rheumatism ortortured musclet begin locate! for OINT IASS bilngaell the heat-producing. pern-rctlcving powers of Hi FOUR great anal. fctlci to give thlav fait toothing, relailno help, hat It why tvHcrert relok. at finding OINT EASC why they mult have It for neurltlt and neuralgia twtnget. So do at they do. Cat Ihh) wonderfully fait and letting relief from eefWr mlterlei at once. Don't delay thtsCMl fort that OINT-IASSthouU sting, yon. ' 7ni MAIN ST. JT ajsa www " - - - - - ' those four men will choose a fifth committeeman. The committee is formed to study a proposal to unite tho county and city libraries a a measure to eliminate duplication of books, work and expense. Classified Ads Bring Kesults. HEAD COLDS' VSSEXSZ: DISCOMFORTS pors of this clean, white chest rub clear the bead and promptly make breathing so much easier. PEIIETROSRUB r.lAUY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Ti-Mtment Of tea Brings Happy Relief enfferere relieve ricrlni bdekaeke BkU,cmea tkeydlaeoTertkottbe raalcmuM (their trouble stay be tired kldneye. The kldneya era Nature's cfcieiwayof tak lngtka exeeat aeldt asd waate out of the blood laeybelprnoet people peaaaboutSptntaadev. vr nan eiaorarroi ataner roncMon perawj to renuua la your blood. It any eauao Marias backache, rbeumeUo peine, las peine, lota of pep and cherry, get. tine up nlehu, ew.lllni. pufineee under tho yea, headaches and dXialneee. Frequent at canty pueasea with anartirw and burning ejeoeUrnea ahowi than la aomathlnaj vrsac jriU your kldneya or bladder. ..Do" t eltl Aak your drattttt for Doan'a rr',S.,Un,!u"t",0 d euceeiefully to Bllllona for oyer 10 yean. 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