' MEDFOKD "NfATT, TRTBTJyE. M"EDFORD. QEEOOy. FKTTOlY. 10. 1936.
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SEEKS SOLON SEAT
Suspension by State Board
for Advertising 'Satisfac
tion Guaranteed' Slogan
Arouses Portland Man
PORTLAND. Ore., April 10. (AP)
Dr. J. J. Plttenger, aroused over the
suspension of hl dental license, be
came candidate for the state legis
lature to seek dental law "reform?'
His suspension by the stste board
of dental examiners was for advertis
ing "satisfaction guaranteed." .
Recently enacted state lawa which
prohibit dentist from advertising
guaranteed service, prices, superior
workmanship or painless dentlswy
are "too drastic," Dr. Plttenger said.
Another point that chafes la lack
I of the right to appeal from board
decisions.
Board Judce and Jury
"The dental board Is practically
prosecutor. Judge and Jury com
bined", he said. "I had believed It a
great American axiom that every
citizen la entitled to his day In court
for the redress of wrongs."
Dr. Plttenger sali he will have
plenty to say If he Is elected.
His 60-day suspension, he said, waa
equivalent to a flno of 1000.
"A dentist in his practice can
guarantee dentistry in any manner
he chooses, but Is prohibited from
advertising the fact." Dr. Plttenger
continued. "H It 1 allowable in
practice, why prohibit the advertis
ing of It?"
Secretary nefends
Rallying to the defense of the law.
Dr. Arthur P. Weeks of Portland,
secretary of the board of examiners,
said advertising Is permitted, but
objectionable" types are forbidden.
"There waa a great deal of mislead
ing advertising prior to the enact
ment of this law." he said.
"Some long-time advertisers have
told me they approve the law as It
stands and would hate to see the
regulations removed. These Include
dentists who bitterly oppceed enact
ment and early enforcement of the
law.
"The measure was designed to tske
the 'half out of dental advertising."
STOMACH ACHE GIVEN
CONVICT TIPPLERS
JOUET. 111.. April 10. (UPI "Po
tnto peeling" liquor, sold at 25 cents
or two bags of tobacco a shot, sent 11
Jollet prison Inmates to the hospital
- isolation ward today. Prison offi
cials. Informed that kitchen con
victs were making liquor, discovered
a Jug full behind the coal pile. The
prison physician diluted the liquor
with a brew calculated to produce a
stomach ache. It did.
'HEY PATTY' SERENADE
LANDS SWAIN IN COURT
HOLLYWOOD, April 10. (UP)
Fred Kalfer, studio employe, serenad
ed his girl friend by honking hla
born In front of her house and yell
ing. "Hey, Patty I" When he hung up
a record of 13 consecutive hours of
this kind of serenading, neighbors
called police. Kalfer was convicted
of dlaturblng the peace.
SYLVIA SIDNEY GIVEN
UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
LOS ANO-ELES, April 10 UP) Syl
via Sidney, brunette film actress, won
an uncontested divorce decree today
from Bennett Cerf. New York pub
lisher. She testified that he quar
reled with her over the time she gave
to her picture csreer.
GUITTARD
Milk Chocolate
RECIPES
RecJpff For Rocky Roadi
Cut th Chocolate Into am&U ptooan
and pitv in double boiler for melt
ing. B careful that the ww tn the
double boiler does not oome to ft boll
a overheating will thicken the choco
late; atlr while melting. When choco
late u melted, put cold wetr in the
double boiler and cool the chocolate
down until It fee la cool when touched
to the lip. (This should be about 84
W degrwea T.)
Pour a layer of the melted milk
chocolate on the bottom of a metal
c&ke pan and Immediately sprinkle
small marahmallows and walnut over
the poured chocolate. Then pour more
ehocolat on top of the maxshmallows
and nut and place the pan in a cool
well ventilated place, (about 53 de
gree to 00 7.) so that the chocolate
will harden. When hard take from
pen and cut Into squares.
For Cake Irlnjr,
Melt down the chocolate tn a dou
ble boiler, aame tvs for making Rocky
Roads, and add aalad oil after the
chocolate has been melted In the pro
portion of two tablesponfuls to ft
pound of chocolate. Mix the oil tn
well and then change the water from
hot to cold in the double boiler,
which helpn to cool the chocolate fast
er. When it haa reached a tempera
ture of 85 degrees P. (the chocolate
will feel cool to the hps) It la rady
to apply to the cake. The aalad oil
keeps the chocolate from becoming
hard and gives it a fudge consistency.
For Eating
The bar la easy to break up Into
small pieces and serve In a candy
dish. It contains a high food value
and ta wholesome for children and
grownupa alike.
SPRINGFIELD TEACHERS
GET $10 MONTH BOOST
SPRINGFIELD, Ore., April 10. (p)
Teachers In the high school here will
recel ve sal ary 1 n creases of $ 1 0 a
month each next year, making the
minimum pay 9105 a month.
BUILT TO EASE
IT
TOPEKA, Km (UP) The newest
community addition to this city will
be Westburg. a unit of 38 boicar
homes on the outskirts of Topeka,
now under construction.
The Idea to provide low-priced liv
ing quarters for poor families was
conceived by Mrs. W. R. Pish, whose
husband died severs! years ago leav
ing her with a large tract of land
west of the city limits.
Mrs. Pish first attempted to build
a bungalow court consisting of 63
small single-floor five-room dwell
ings. She was opposed by the olty
commission and planning board. She
finally obtained permission from the
fire department to move 38 boxcars
to the tract.
Each boxcar will be converted Into
living quarters to rent for (10 a
month. The car will be partitioned
Into living room, kitchen and hall
way. Regular bunks will be used as
beds.
Each occupant will have a small
plot of ground for a garden. He will
be allowed to paint his boxcar home
any color desired and accompanying
decorations designed to Improve at
tractiveness. Mrs. Pish hss been a constant
critic of high rents in Topeks, par
ticularly for poor families, and often
has pointed out that too much relief
money goea Into the pockets of real
tora aa high rent Instead of being
used for food and clothing.
SON BELIEVED DEAD I
DISCOVERED IN COURT
NEWARK, N. J.. April 10. (UP)
Mrs. Elisabeth Babasco. who believed
her son dead for two years, found
htm In court todsy. He was being
arraigned on a charge of breaking
into a house In which hit waa oought
eating Jam. The Judge placed Oeorge
BKabasco. IP. on probation, provided
he would return with his mother to
Roosevelt, N. and stay there.
PENDLETON. April 10. ( AP) The
dwindling rauka of frontier veterana
lost another member tcday with th
death of Xavler Lavadour. 94-year-old
member of the Walla Walla In
dian tribe.
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Big Bill Promises Party
OHICAOO, April 10. VP) William
Hale (Big BUI) Thompson. Chicago's
deep-voiced ex-mayor, today promised
a party for a half million Republi
cans If Th'vriaa V. Sullivan, Thomp
son's candidate for attorney general.
Is nominated In next Tuesday' primary.
He's Going Back.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 10. UP)
Jimmy Wright. 8. is going to be
sent back home to Omaha. He stowed
away on a bus there and at Nebraska
City told the driver: "My mother 1
back there." On arrival here, Jimmy
explained: -Back there tn Omaha."
BAY BRIDGE WORKMAN
PLUNGES TO DEATH
8AN FRANCISCO, April 10. (Pi
Charles Baiiill. 39, fell 160 feet to
his death today when he lost his
balance while working on the top
deck of the San Francisco-Oakland
bsy bridge.
BarzlU'a death was the 19th since
construction of the span started.
rhnrcli lender IHes
CTjIJTON SPRINGS. N. T, April 10.
A The Rev. William Burt, D. D.,
M. for eight years bishop In charge
of the European conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church and a
conspicuous figtire for many years In
Intemstlonsl religious life, died to
day. LAWNMOWERS sharpened. We call
fnr and deliver. 33 N. Fir St. SIMS
BROS. Phone 561.
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Author Under Knife
NEW YORK, April 10. Pl Mary
Roberts Rhlnehart. the author, un
derwent an operation todsy. Her con
dition waa reported satisfactory. Rela
tives said the operation wtts not a
major one and that she would be able
to return home In a few days.
lust Monkeying
ROOKFORD. III., April 10. TJP)-r
Donald Clsyotn, 14, was "Just mon
keying around'f today when he flour
ished a pistol before a cab driver
and forced him to drive 40 miles
from Belolt to Rockford. He con
tinued his monkey shines In the
Rockford Jail.
F. R. To Visit ransda
OTTAWA. April 10 (AV-The Cana
dian press said today that It waa un
derstood President Roosevelt would
visit Ottawa In June aa the guest of
lord Tweedsmulr, the governor-gen
eral.
PLAT GOLF IN ASHLAND Sunday
morning. 8ee the boat races In the
afternoon.
MililtliTt'ii sb Ju I Al '1 1 T sV a T i i
"The home of good meats, Swift's gov't inspected beef"
EASTER
MEATS
Give yourself and fam
ily a real treat for
Easter Breakfast by
serving Swift's Prem
ium Ham. Of course,
you will want the best
of everything for Easter
so buy all your meats
at tho Liberty!
Beef Pork Veal Lamb
31c
45c
50c
Lamb Stew, lb ,
MILK SPRING LAMB . . . CAPONS . . .
FRYERS . . FRESH FISH . . OYSTERS
Swift's Premium Hams
Half or whole, lb
Swift's Premium Bacon
Sliced, lb -
Fancy Milk Fed Fryers
Each
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ur ideas.
WERE OUT OF DATE
We certainly have been in a
groove at our house. I'm mostly
to blame because I kept saving
that we had to save money on
food. So my wiie did her part
And one of her little savings was
on coffee which wasn't so good.
Of course we knew that if we
drank Hills Bros. Coffee we'd
have something that tasted right
always. But we had the idea
that it cost more than we could
afford to pay. Well, the other
day my wiie found out that our
ideas were miles out-of-date.
Listen do you know that she
was able to buy Hills Bros.
Coffee at practically the same
price that we had been paying
for our many experiments? Well,
we learned our lesson but it still
burns me up to think that we
could have been
drinking Hills
Bros. Coffee all
the time.
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JL!d
UMAN
BROTHERS
BIG FOOD CENTER
Main and Bartlett
Telephone 273 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273
Yes indeed Foods of the very choicest quality are found here in the various
departments of this Big Food Center. This week-end you will find the dis
plays so appetizing and tempting you will buy your entire food supply without
a thought of leaving this store to waste stops and pay more. Join the happy
shoppers here tomorrow.
IGA CORN FLAKES 2 for 1 5c
CHEESE
Kraft's Elk Horn Cheese
A local product and a very
fine quality Cheese
lb. 19c
Tender, Delicious Meats for Your Sunday Dinner h
Spring Fryers . . . lb. 27c, R. I. RED HENS . . . lb. 20c
vOl NG, FAT I
Country Style Sausage lb. 1 5c
Swiss Steak ... lb. 20c
Lamb Legs lb. 27c
YOI'SU. FAT MII.K AND OKAIN FKD
Choice Steer Rib Roast lb. 20c
no tied ind TIM
Steer Beef Pot Roast ib. 12V2C
Choice Grain Fed
Pork Shoulder Cuts Ib. 20c
CUT FROM STRF.R BEEF
Young Rabbits . . . Ib. 23c
rrjlnt Slu
Shortening. ... 3 lbs. 35c
COFFEE
Hills Bros. Red Can, 2 for . . . 55c
Hills Bros. JBIue Can, 2 for . . 45c
Red A Coffee, 3 lbs. for . . . 50c
Ground fresh the way you like it.
STORES
POTATOES
Klamath Falls No. 2
50 lbs. 73c
Klamath Falls No. 1
SO lbs. 95c
CRISCO 6 ibs. $ a 09
$ lbs. 59c
NEW NUCOA
lb. 2c
NUT MARGARINE 2 25c
MILK
4 Tall Cans
27c
Case Tall Cans
$3.09
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM HAM
Ham prices are very low
the lb -30V
QUAKER and MOTHER'S
OATS Special Low Prices
KRAFT'S
Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing, Relish or Spread
QUART ,., 39c
PINT 25c
IVORY SOAP
Large bar, each
FRESH EGGS
Extra Medium, rfoi.....-17j
Extra Large, dor.......... 19
Always keep a good supply of freuh
tf on hand.
9c
KLAMATH KITCHEN
BOUQUET QUEEN
. . Hard wheat flour
a a ?i - Dependable
dependable flour mUiJ
49 lb. sack 49-lb. sack
Very Special Items for a.
Very Special Day!
Complete your Easter Dinner with Pastries from our
modern bakery department. Our Cakes, Pits and
French Pastries are decorative in addition to being
very delicious,
SATURDAY SPECIAL
EASTER CAKE, Gold Butter Layer or Silver Layer
Cake. Artistically decorated in two different color
combinations.
49c and 59c
Also: Easter Nests with Candy Egg. Vari Colored
Easter Cookies, etc.
Fruits & Vegetables
JUICY GRAPE FRUIT. . .6 for 17c
ASPARAGUS . .3 ibs. 23c
LETTUCE, large, crisp .2 for 9c
ORANGES, 200's ,. .2 doz. for 45c
BUNCH VEGETABLES. . .3 for 10c
SWEET POTATOES. .4 lbs. for 16c
NEW PEAS ...2 lbs. for 15c
NEW POTATOES 2 lbs. for 15c
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