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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1919)
ioin, MS ' ' THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PERSONAL MENTION lll'lll' MIIIKI.KIMM U HUM Ihll'IMMI' momi Mil I'I'mi-i 1, 01 mis nn ni. niiMn (,llUM (Ml COM JN III' MH'M Inl.ltr. ullll IlllH lll'tlll III III' k::4.:.,,;,,x:j.::: iinji III (1 ' lx ,'11 " ' -M huh ti 1 H A II hi III I If III ( MM'" '' r '" '""' '"" U'"' '' ' ''""" ''""I'-'l' WITH III III. .)') 9j ml- 'l K'iMiik ovtTHi'Hi "' mi" 1111 i' on niinininy thin '"' "'""r. '" rtrelveil IHm l...l,rlffllll w.mln ff.Mii liLr.,ii.h .. .1 ..... ..ml will riII.l lllllll f rtlltl I It. II.... I ..II.... .. (IIMIini )"' ' "' "" niiiuriiiiy ill minimi: Hut n i:r.illl lllU I.M'lllllK. Mr, N'. I hium m l,ury l ill" " "f 'r,, Wlllmr jt()r. nf thin i'liy. formerly of MmI jnnl. omson Oconto I'. 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Madam Heusewife: Here are some facts for you to keep in mind and act upon at once. Last year California and Georgia were compelled to supply America with peaches and other heavy fruits. This year the Government estimates show that the largest crop of Peaches ever produced will soon be ready for market. Every state in the Union has a large crop, with the exception of two of the Eastern states. Oregon, for example, this year with a 9S percent peach crop against 18 percent last year, Idaho 95 per cent against 19 percent last year, Washington 85 percent this year against 6 percent last year, California 96 percent this year against 75 percent last year, Ohio 85 percent this year against only 6 per cent last year- New York 80 percent this year against only 15 per cent last year. Notwithstanding this increase in the production of peaches and other large fruits the prices that are being paid by the canners to secure this fruit is the largest amount on record. Europe has been fruit hungry during the period of the War. All Europe has practically had to do without fruit or secure only very small quantities. It is reported that this year there is a de mand from Europe that would take all the canned fruit that could be produced if the canners desired to sell them all abroad. The bulk of the canned fruit will go abroad, and. it seems that the American housewife will be compelled to pay for good extra " peaches not less than 50 cents per can. This situation has come upon, the market in the last 30 to 60 days and we urge' the housewife to can all the fruits regardless of the price of fruits or sugar.' It is our duty to let the housewife know that if she does not can fruit in large quantities this summer, that she will pay twice as much for the article in tin cans this coming winter, and in fact will find it difficult to get some varieties at all. The Winnek Co. is prepared to supply you with Fruit Jars, lub bers, sugar and fruit. Flint is not a luxury, but a necessity and is eaten in the average household every day. Our prices are as low as we can make them. Cherries are in abundance now. Blackberries will come in this week. j - Get your cans ready, get new rubbers and caps, don't take chances on high priced fruit spoiling. Our telephone number is 34 call us up. DO IT NOW! .x, 1 iAu 'A ,", lij THE WINNEK CO. PAK F1VH . .. .y .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .4. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .VI y y i t y y y y y y t y y y y I iti t X A ' ,.- T1 s w 5 I t : 4 f T T T T 'f T t y T T t T t T t t t t t X X y y y T y T y y y T T T f y y y j -'6 fflfe . H ;? fitity? j? fi k M r.i ": r DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.