TODAY, APRIL 18, 1954
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAf-t
BASIN BRIEFS;
Goaa Mr. and Mrs. . E. S.
Barnes have returned ,to tnelr
home in Yreka after' their recent
marriage here. While in Klam
ath Falls they visited In the home
ol relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Paul, 227 Mortimer Avenue,
Mrs. Barnes sister and brother-in-law,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frellas
2202 Huron Street.
: Home Mrs. Leslie Rogers, of
the Roosevelt Apartments returned
via the Shasta Daylight Thursday
alter a three-months cruise
South American waters. She vis
ited many of the principal ports
but was delighted to be home with
family and friends,
lonr Trip Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Winther and their three chil
dren, Alice Ann, 13, Mark, 10 and
Dwlght, 8. Merrill plan to leave
by plane May 31 for New York,
from where they will sail June 2
aboard the Neptunta for Winther's
home on the Island . Fohr In the
Frisian group. They will visit with
winuier s brothers and other' rel
stives. .,-,
An Easier sunrise service spon
sored by the Methodist Youth Fel
lowship, will be held out of doors
at 6 a.m. Sunday, April 18 at 803
Front street. The public is cor
dially invited to attend. In event
of bad weather the service will be
held In the youth chapel of the
First Methodist Church. -
Easter Eh Hunt The parents
of children who plan to take part
in tne Reames country Club
Easter Egg Hunt, are asked to
brine baskets. The party is set for
Sunday, April 18, beginning at 2:30
- p.m. at the Country Club. Dinner
will follow.
I Home From School Bill and
Sharon Brandsness are home from
. the University of Oregon for spring
; vacation. . , .
Medical School Ronald 3. Low
, ell, has been admitted to the class
! of 1058 at the University of Oregon
. Medical School, according to Dr.
, D. W. Baird, dean, David Todd,
. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd,
, has also been admitted to the U of
o medical school. Both young men
'' are completing their medical
. studies at the U. of O. .
Louis Tancher son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis J. Taucher, 130 N. El
. dorado, was initiated recently Into
1 the Sigma Delta Fsl National Ath
'. letle Honor Fraternity at OSC.
1 Young Taucher is a member of
the Sigma C1U Fraternity and, ac-
. cording to his mother, is in the
college Infirmary with the mumps.
OTI An explanation of the prc-
gram of instruction at On is to
be featured on the Southern Ore
j Ron Roundtable over KBES-TV
: this evening at 8:30 p.m. Panel
j members are to include Director
Winston D. Purvtne of OTI, Dean
Robert L. Smith, John Hobson and
Morris .Anderson, producer-moder
ator- Dewnyne B. Johnson an
nounced. Several exhibits illustrat
ing the kind of instructional pro
gram being offered at OTI will
be used, Including a customized
rifle, fishing tackle, cut-away mod
els, and examples of advertising
art.
Mt. Lakl Community Church
Sunday School will present Its an
nual Easter program Sunday. Ap
ril 18, at : a.m. at the church.
Theta Theta Rho girls will
practice tonight at the IOOF nail.
There will be a style show aj 7
ana a meeting practise at 7: so.
All girls are requested to be pres
ent.
To Salem Arleue Brallier,
daughter ' of Mrs. Erma Oe-
Rue, is leaving today for Salem
.tn take the Civil Service account-
ng examination. Arlene 1 a se
nior at Llnfield and has been vis
iting her mother this past week.
Clyde Charters square dance
caller from Portland and Salem
is in Klamath Falls and will call
for an open dance at the Do-Si-Do
clubhouse beginning at 8:30 p.m.
tor igot.
Brace Btakley and. Jew Smith,
Mails, successfully passed in
examination for real taU ealev
men. ; i ' -.. : '" A 'i
la Korea PrU Silvio A. ' Oto,
son of Mr. and Mrs. jorm oto,
Weed, is helninff to build two
schoolhouses in Korea while serv
ing- with the. Seventh Infantry Di
vision. Pvt. Oto. a cook, entered
the army In September, Issa, and
arrived overseas u mourns ago
from Fnrt fird. Ha was formerly
employed by the Long-Bell Lum
ber Company.
Radio Hams may secure
blank application forms 758 . and
756-B (commercial) or Form 810
(amateur) upon recjuesno r-eaer-
al Communications commission.
S07 Fitipatrlck building, Portland
5. 'Examinations will be held- In
Room 30-A, KUHS, Saturday, May
1S-
Easter Err Hunt for all Klam
ath Basin children M Moore Park,
sponsored by the Klamath Falls
20-30- club. Hunt officially starts
at a p.m. Sunday. . '
Don't Forget OTI visitation
Wednesday morning, April 21, at
8:30 a.m. Call the Klamath Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce for res
ervations. Home for Easter Mary Reames,
821 Alameda, - left this afternoon
to spend Eastea with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Armstrong, at
Baslness Visiter Rex .Chin; 'as
sistant general passenger agent
with the Southern Pacific at Oak
land, spent Thursday in Klamath
Falla. . ,v :
Convalescing Mrs. Helen' Mick.
324 South Fifth, who underwent
minor surgery at the SP General
Hospital in San Francisco . on
March 31, returned home April 11
She will probably return to her
position as secretary to George W.
(Bud) Morgan, local SP mana-j
ger, In about a month. In the!
meantime, her position.. Is being!
filled by Mrs. . Patricia L. Lan-i
drum, who was secretary In that!
office tn IMS. I
"Relieve It Or Not" Oust P. I
vourchis, who bought two pounds
of clams at a local fish -market I
found a big white-headed tack in
on he opened.
Heme Mrs. Robert O'Harra,
Ashland has returned home ,wtth
her two young daughters after
spending - a few days here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Luts. Mr. and Mrs. O'Harra were
onetime residents of - Klamath
PallS. :r . ,j- . ,
Leaving Hugh P. Mullln, man
ager of the -Bank of America,
Tulelake, wlU leave about June l
for another assignment He Is not
at liberty at this time to disclose
the location, but the change la a
promotion.,. He. came to Tulelake
lour years ago from' Tipton, Cali
fornia. He has been affiliated with
the . banking company for many
years. He will be succeeded aa
manager at Tulelake by Kenneth
O. Clark, assistant cashier for the
past five years. - ,
CradaalMg senior glrla of city
and county high schools, will be
guesta at dessert at the WUlard
Hotel, Monday, April It, 7 p.m. A
spring styie snow will oe put on
by the Town Shop. Mrs. J. Walter
Browning, Malln, will give a read
ing and Mrs. Robert Ross, Klam
ath Palls, will sing with Ellen Sul
livan at the piano.
Oregon State Nurses Associa-
easier dance
tlon will hold the annual pra-Easter
cooked food sale at the Quality
Food Market on Main Street to
raW funds for the annual :
scholarship given by Metric
Don't Forget..
FREE CHICK DAY
Sot., April 17th
' 1
10 FREE CHICKS PER ADULT
BRING OWN CONTAINER
KERR GIFFORD
Merrill, Oregon
CO., INC.
LITTLE SWEDEN
SMORGASCCftD
EASTER
DINNER
MENU
PIMM! RIBS OF KEF AU JUS
. VIRGINIA RAKED HAM
CANDIED SWEET POTATOES
. Plui Regular Menu " .-
WE INVITE YOU TO DANCE TO A
tho Music of the "SILVER SUN TRIO"
FRI. SAT. and SUNDAY"
' Phone 7676 for reservations : ,:
Saturday
April 17th
Music By BALDY'S BAND
Dancing 10 'til 2
M0$
"WE'RE STILL A
TRADIN' "
DURING OUR...
Old Timer Days
JOIN THE FUN,
TRADE IN
YOUR OLD JEWELRY
Ringi, Earrings or Anything of Precious Metal
Your Old
Jewelry is worth
IAS'
50e
lew ,
DIAMOND
-. m
To Any
amount
on a new
I During Our "OLD TIMER DAYS" Celebration
MEN'S SPECIAL
BLACK ONYX
49"
1
14 Kt. Yellow or
White Gold - One Diamond
Lodge or Initial - Your Choice
C . 5 less Your Trade
OR . . . LET'S TRADE WATCHES
Your old watch is worth 50c to 50.00
on any new watch in stock such as this
Ladies ELGIN priced from , . .
MEN'S WATCHES FROM 24.95 - FTI ',
mm
This ii the ideal Mm. te select your sr.du.tian
ifr, end' .r th. tem. tim. trade in your .Id
jawelry that ties bxn "junk" re it .11 these
yMrs. When you com. in. b. fur. nd ... the
display of old watches that is rapidly growing
la our window.
UDGET ACCOUNTS
AND LAY.A-WAYS
INVITED
JUL
ODD
if you suffer from fatigue. RsnrcssraSSS, Fr ipsfite,
festive upsets, hscirnia, ccsti?3ti:nyca may to
IRON-AMD-VITAMIH STARVED!
Umim ayipsin H d. te vtiamla daWcleiy Mwr aary waea dclry.lwtt. et itluaira. Si, 8W ami ataat. It aaat
tfwi sWtWIejNMi elvlly i"jrffVMtMt4 surM ppolwiQMe pe)f(Mla Iti MMMswIvejc ItMy el-eMt yttvti e)cffBtp elvMelMH
BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA
supplies supplementary quantities of vitamins
and Iron lor Rich Red Blood.
S fjaaaejjpjfjjBffffJsa . . . ,
Are you one of the countless "tired people" who wake up feeling dull,'
listless, nervous and irritable? You barely drag yourself through the
day too tired to make decisions, too tired to think clearly ... jubt
plain too tired to enjoy life, a drag on family and friends.
, Do you know that your tired feeling could be due to iron-and-vitamin
starvation over a prolonged period? You may not be getting
sufficient nutritional factors that may contribute to normal appetite,
help digestion, hold back muscular and nervous fatigue, keep yon from
getting run-down. You may not be getting the iron, so important in
; making the rich red blood cells you must' have for strength and energy. -
IvTbw you can supplement your normal diet with BEXEL Special high
: potency FORMULA. You can join the thousands of grateful men and
women of all ages who thank BEXEL Special Formula for giving them
a glorious feeling of well-being. - - ': -
ASK YOINI BtMTIlM ulficier.y tl iron and wiaaatMsel
7 i
RICH RED BLOOD
' Every doctor will tell you that you must have
sufficient Iron to build the tlth red blood that
(Ives you strength and stamina. Each
. . BEXEL Special Formula capsule supple
ments your diet with S times the, medically-
established minimum daily requirement of
Iron, in its most assimilable form, Fer
rous Sulfate, the blood-building tonic
ASK YOUR DOCTOR
Each 'high-potency BEXEL Special
Formula capsule gives you times
the daily minimum requirements of
iron; more than the daily minimum
requirements of all the B-vitamins
that doctors will tell you are essen
tial for proper nutrition;' plus
amaiing new Vitamin B,3 and trace
minerals. These wonderfully'
Strengthening capsules are recom
mended for mothers-to-bc, when a
vitally important to their IsseJsh.
IF YOU ARE OVER 40
As you grow older, be sure you are
: getting the essential vitamins and
iron to keep your strength up, yoar
body functioning properly. With
BEXEL Special Formula, the W- :
potency capsule, you get blood-build. ;
ing and strength-giving factors yesi
may need after 40., :: '
YOU GET ALL THESE FACTORS IN
JUST ONE BEXEL CAPSULE
maim T - s-, ; . w
MONEY BACK,
GUARANTEED!
Here is the guarantee you get: bay a bottle
of high potency BEXEL Special Formula
Vitamin capsules. Take only I eaaeule daily,
si I supplement to your regular diet. If
within jutl 30 dayi, you don't think that you
Jeel better, look better, work better and are
tcWtig more jun out oj living than ever be
fore, your money will be refunded in full and
without question! So you can't lose go
right out now and buy that bottle of BEXEL ,
and start yourself on the path to an active,
happy life once more!
There's Mtmfcer ( the leael Family
for Every Member ef Tsar Family
SHIl
e-COMFlEX VITAMINS
SEXEl
MUITIPU VITAM'NS
sail
VITAMINS K)l CHHDHN
EACH CAPSULE CONTAINS '
Thiamin Hydfchlrfd (Ii ) 47 ma.
RetMvlavrft (t:) 4 mfl.
PrrMoKlrt Hydmrtlofla (k) 0.S ntfl.
Ntaclnomlti 30 ma.
Calcium Pantolhtne - 2 mp.
Folk Acid 55 ma.
Vttwnlit lit 1-9 mtg.
tlvvr.OtticceUd 27S mg
Chelin Dihydfoatn Cilroi 30 mg.
(qwlvaUnt tt 30.125 mgmt. Chollnt)
Fsttmii Swrfelff, Drwd 700 mg.
Irteiilftl ' 90 mg.
Auorbk AcW (C) 30 mg.
. Mtavd TtKophw ol
(EqulvolMl by mkrobialof laol i
i.w. VT VIIOfTlin kj ( . .
Fotoitium lodld 0t0
(0.033 mg. -appro. .025 mg. taftft) -s
- Copptr Sulfate - .7
(0.7 mg. opprox. .15 mg. Cifftr)
MangontM Swlfat 0.4
(0.4 ng.-opofoi. .125 mg. MangaiMH)
. Zinc Sulfa) M a
(0.4 mg.-appraK. .123 mg. ZiiK)
Mogntiium Swlfal A m,
(1.0 fng.-oppfCM. .123 mg, MegMtWf
Provides more than the minimum daily requirement of Thiamine Hydro-
chloride (Vitamin B,)t Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), and Iron, plus the fuHfj
daily requirement for Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) required for the prevention ! ,
of deficiency of these substances. 1 '
The need for Niacinamide and Pyridoxine Hydrochloride in human mrtrU
tion has been established, but the minimum daily requirement has not been
determined. The need for Calcium Pantothenate, Folic Acid, Vitamin B,
Choline, Inositol, Tocopherol, Copper, Manganese, Zinc and Magnesium In
. human nutrition has not been established. ' .
' Each mptule hermetically mtttd to protect again deierioration, mmin aoe4
ravv dome attd um oj moalfowing.
HIGH POTENCY
mm
, , . . , . SPECIAL FORMULA CAPSULES
MADE AND GUARANTEED BY McKESSON ROBBINS INCORPORATED, BRID6EP0RT, CONN.j
C!lli!lPllCCfS
"Your Neighborhood Druggist"
2212 So. 6th
700 Main St.
Phone 31S1