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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1948)
PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1948 their way to Porllmul whrrt Mr. I Eilwimts will help his (Hthrr 111 (he mnnufnrturliig ot brick. I Air. can Amos oi i.o jum I purchtt.seil the Art Werner residence and will uiHkc tneir noma there Born to Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kmiikjy aou, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rllev and Mr. and Mrs. Jam Vaughn and Mrs. Florence Canfleld enjoyed an ! family and Mrs. Koorrt MeElrov on. Walter, are spending a few , overnight visit with her brother and j have Just returned from a trip bark days In Portland doing- some much wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Host of ! enM. Cascade Canbv needed shopping and enjoying show or two. Vaughn is section foreman for the Southern Pacific at Cascade Summit and Walter Is a third year student at Klamath Union high school. Western Training Service, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Chollck. president WT8 Press. The latter were ac companied by their son Jerry. Olft lo the hosts was pure buckwheat honey Jars and Jars of it from the Cholick farm. Hereford. Aria. Mr. and Mrs. Post Lovenessy Logging company was were on their w ay to visit other ' host at a dinner at Mary Arena relatives 111 Seattle. I Wednesday evening for the Modoc Little Beverlv Cantrall left last 1 County Natural Resources coiiium week for her grandmother's home 111 ! ee. Thirty-eight men attended the Fallon. Nev. Mr. and Mrs. Bvrd 1 dinner. The J. E. Bndleys of Odell Summit I are leaving for Texas where Uiey Mr- "d Mrs. Weldon Weaver re lodge guested Portlanders Mr. and j will start combining In the wheat I turned home Friday from Portland Mrs. A G. Cholick. president of fields, working their wav through I where they had been called by .In to Canada, takmg Beverly witn 1 Illness and deatn of Mr. Weavers them. i aunt. Mrs. Edward Hoffman of Mrs. E. C. Nelson spent the week- ! S"1,,Ho",'- , end visiting her daughter. Mrs. ' b1 """J"' ,r'--' of i Henry Blackwell and family at Like- for " .p- uv1'"1 ' iv Ca!i( Francisco where he is being treated I.. j j . for gall bladder trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo McOee and Mr .i.ri ur uni nr.m.F.,,d Bill Akers oi Odeii summit oage , daughter. Mrs. Loycc Curry, spent er Zimwr Ku , " is doing some pre-season celebrat- .k..d vlsiime t u,. H.,.rrf i1""5 aMn" . ?UMt. V ." e lnr in Euirene and seeina the tooth n. ...... m .... W.. . u """. r nomc ' " rrcn doctor at the same time. j Talent, Ore. New Items for customer comfort , Donald Bowan was the proud win are the Individual wax cartons for ! ller a new bicvele given by the serving milk at the table, and free Oregon Journal for his securing a shopping bags for large grocery iarsc new ilst of subscribers to the orders, courtesy of Odell Summit j paper. lodge Also the brand new pine Mr.'and Mrs E s Friu.M. r. tree drapes and spreads for the , here from Klamath Falls to' visit Lannie Meads was recently married rooms, giving the real outdoors at- j Mr$. Edward's sons' families. Leon i in Reno to Bob Jones of Alturas. mosphere to the rooms. i and Oliver Bender. They are on I The young couple arc temporarily 81 MOiner ray oauie.v account, uiey made her a scrumptuous May bas ket and she stayed at Cascade Summit for May Day while they had to remain in Portland with their nurse. Bill called his mother up long distance to describe it and inform her of his feelings. I PIRCHASE WASHINGTON. May 6 iPv-The agriculture department Tuesday bought 103.880.000 pounds of flour equal to about 2 358.325 bushels of wheat for shortage areas abroad. Klamath Agency Mra. Floyd IjtPolnte recently re timed from a month's visit with relatives In North Uakola. Mrs. Drusnllna Faulkner, former local resident but now of Salem, was a week-end guest here a week ago. Mary Monks, freshman at Murylhurst college, came with her to spend the week-end Willi her parents. Mr. and Mis. Joseph Monks. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Galbrallh ro cirtlv returned from a vacation In San Francisco and then were calle l to Washington by Illness of a rela tive. Mr and Mrs. Edward Poltras re turned on Tuesday evening from ihiee-da- visit In Northern Cull fi.rnla. They visited In Chlco. An- bargcr last Sunday. Klamath Falls visitors last week were Mrs. Hood and Robbie Jo. the Claude Loughrldges. Mr. and Mrs. Paddy Fernen. Mildred Loveness and Sybil Holl. Mrs. Joe Browning and Mrs. Walter Ruberg. Lenore Mead, daughter of the milking their home In Canby with lnore's parents. Mrs. Dewey Roblrds. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Courtney and Annie Koblrds were dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. Vest Leln of Adin. Fay Van Allen of Adin was a week end guest of her cousin, Leola Craig. drrson and In Project City where Poltras' brother, Albert, and Ills wife now live, mills Haunluati. Jenv Monks. J Virginia, and Jimiuellne Hhoiey and hylvlu LaPolnte were am. nut the Cl'lliHiuin school students attending the Catholic conference In Klani- ath Falls last week. , aillls llanntgan has occepled an 1 athletlr scholarship from (loiwnga I university In Spokane, Wash. II i will provide him with room, board and tuition costs fur ns long as hit grade average and athletic ability I remain lileh. I Mr. and Mrs. H. a Courtrlght jwere guests at Klamath Aeenev on ; Sunday on their way to Portland b-fnre they return to Nevada. The extension aeent's otfl 'e. which has been located across from the club for manv vears. whs lust week nivr Into the main office. I'Iiimm of their mother celled Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rousseau, Mr. and Mis. l.esler Wilson and Pearl !, llrnu east lo Fort Collins, C'olu., on Sul tu day. Mr. and Mrs. licit Lal'olnte and llielr children moved on Sunday t Oiliind, Calif., where he will lie working Willi the reclamation serv ice, a transfer from the Indian serv Ice. Play Bam GEMS Tonight! UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE CLUB By HERMAN and PERRY Completely Remodeled DINE AND DANCE BAR SERVICE BLY - OREGON Now Many Wear 1 FALSE TEETH With Moro Comort I AS TKK TH. lc(trttU llt Atiit until arui powder, hnUU l,ilr U-elh inorv : firmly To at ami talk in mom coin- 1 fort. Jiut .prink la t Utile KAS l'KI. I'll ; on or p'nirs No vtiinrnv, , i.ttv I or frcititc Chrok "tiUlr olor" j ilrnluro hrrjtthi.. lict VAS tt.V.YH ml any druf stnr Salem Linen Mills Buy Flax Fiber PORTLAND, May (I The Salem Linen Mills have purchased ISti.HTD iHiuuds of flax fiber from the Commodity Credit corporation. The prlco was not d sclosed. The department of agriculture re ported the CCO now has sold 74f, KID pounds aciiulred last August while supporting Oregon producer prices, stocks remaining total 400.- 000 pounds. THIS FAMOUS NAME Q A-M IH S UALITY ' Preferred by nillllonal World s turnout Heller at lOo. ETUw I.JOSCPH ASPIRIN R CHILDREN Sr. fftiy to nk; oiaiiKf IllrfUlWWt child diiftnu loll lor AX. It rtU rviwllt PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief DO NT tltXAY ANT I.ONORI Now, iloi-tnr's formulA ou con At ham n rMv illsironlnir illacomfort of tiln- ttri Irritation tlu lo pH, TfrnU lo o( trn unit lirlttk wrllliiK. rnt tM iirovtn Itnolnr't fortnuU. You'll h krnascil at 't-t p-tiy action rfllcf. Ak our drurel't liKty for Th.trnton A Minor'. Itvtal itn(. merit or Suppi'niti'rtr. l-low Ul-1 In uuctiona. Vor wit at all dru atorv Kidneys Must Remove Excess Acids Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste If you have an tirr ft acida In your blood, your 15 mtkt kidney tube may be overworked. Thrit tinv rtller atid tubri art working day and me lit to help .'Jalur rid your yttera oi execu acidi and pouoo out waitt. When disorder of kidney function per mits polftonoiu matter to remain i your blood, it may cauie nucutiic lai'kachc, ihcu matic paina, k paint, tow of pep nd en Cifjr, felting up nubtt, welling, puQuirM under tha trti, headache and dlltlneM. Fietiuent or scanty tauaa-ri with iniarttiii and bur ii In Ktiitetinie itraw. there I oina thing wrong with . our kidnrya r bladder. .lldneyi may need nlp tin umi a bowel, to aik your drugctt fc ftoan'a IMU, a itimulant diuretic, ,ied iuecetfilly ly uitHion for over alt yeatt, !an'i ive happy relief and -ill help t 0 IS mile of kidney tube Muih out potaonoua wait from your blood, Oct Uoan'a PtlU. Bay it w-itU floors MOTHER SUNDAY, MAY 9th Our Prices Remain the Same jj. F"l0WrS Prices '"dude greens and delivery. Choice Snapdragons, $3.50 doz. Extra nice Stock .... $3.50 doz. All Carnations $3.50 doz. Roses from $3.50 doz. up All other Seasonal Cut Flowers on hand Potted Flowers . . . 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