February 28; 1084
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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EFFORTS BRING
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PUBLIC
Adoption of tha I S, 00 . license
tee was cited recently by 0. B).
Galea, director ot tin Oregon
fltnti Motor association for
Hnutliarn Oregon the outatand
In achievement nt tho motor ts-
etiolation during tho last year.
"The feot that Oroion motor
ists art today paying IS. 00 a
year tor tho privilege of driving
their tuft, Instead ot tli forinor
hluli feus, li dlrnotly attributable
to tho organised efforte ot tlin
OriiKon Btuto Motor association,"
aid Uatta, who la taking an tat
Iva pnrt In the efforts to obtain
moro niomliora of tlin nitHiiclittloii
In tho Kluinnth county aroa.
lniMMl Willi Approval
"During the fall of 1083 the
motor association came to (he
realisation mat the nigh tees
llion prevailing wore forcing
thousands of can off tho high
way! fur the roason that owners
ltntly were not able to purchase
llcoimoa," aald flates, The motor
'club orrielali. adTooatlng a low
fee for tbe first time In Ha h In
to ry, argued that a full quota ot
can on the htghwaya would pro
vide a substantial Incrpaso In the
gasoline tax; and that total In
come would be ample for the
necessary obligation, ot the high
way department.
- "The 15.00 proposal waa quick
ly approved by the press and the
public, The legislature establish
oil a 15.00 fee for the last alx
months of 19a, and a IB. 00 foe
for the year ot 1034. The cor
rectness of the motor associa
tions appraisal of the situation la
shown by the fact that 40.000
more cars wore registered In the
last bait of lost than In the tint
half. Kurthermone. the residents
or Ho u lb em Oregon and every
other part ot the state are pay-
New 1934 Studebaker Sedan
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New 1PM Itudsbakers, distinguished by skyway styling and speedway stamina, will be announced this week
at sensationally low prices. Ths pew cars are offered In three complete lines with a starting t. o. b. factory
price of only o4S for the Dictator 1200 Itse than any Btudebakers have ever been priced before 145 for
the Commander and 11045 for the President
Ing a foo In line with present day
Incomes.
"This action of tho Oregon
Stale Motor aasocliitlon Is char
acteristic of the clubs publlc
aplrltod pollolea slues It was
first organised 20 yours ago.
Moat of us are not too old to ro
mnmlier tho days of the elngun,
'Lot's Pull Ori'gon Out of the
Mud I' Those wore the duye when
the prnsent roniarkulilo aysloin of
state highways was nothing more
than a succession ot ruts and
mud puddles, The motor asso
ciation for 27 yuan of Us oxlat
enca played a leading role In
forcing tha legislature to appro
priate the necessary funds and to
lovy high tees to build the high
ways. Thoso were times when
motorists could, with justlco, pay
for new highway. Every time a
resident of Klamath Kails drives
quickly and pleasantly to a neigh
boring city he Is roaplng the
benefits ot organised niotordom
the Oregon State Motor associa
tion. . . .
"I believe that every business
man In Klamath Falls will bear
wltnosa to tha value of tho tour
ist trade In the Boutlwrn Oregon
district. Kvery year, during the
tourist aeason, thore is a quick-
Features at EmlTs .
For Saturday 8 Monday
Beef Roasts- Hams
Aed 10a or whole flMn
Steer Beef LB. latC POUND IU2b
Deneo-Morrells
Hens M Bacon
Colored. Fancy ft . -
Dry Picked. LB. ?0VHD QC
PEANUT iOT LARD w A QCa
BUTTER, 2 LBS. I VU Shorten'g 4 Ibs.OUU
Shrimp 41 Oysters 44
Oultklst Brand XAla Oult Klat Brand AJsV
TALL TIN
Apples
Newtowni -
O. Grade TO
Lge. size. BOX
Fresh Green
Peas
Sweet and 4 Of
Under. 2 LBS. wW
Ne,w Potatoes
25c
S''
2 LBS.
Oranges
Bweet, Juicy Navels,
200 elEe. 9Q
a doz.7
Asparagus
Young and Cf
tender. 2 LBS.
Beans
Bed Mex. in 8 and 5 lb.
POUND tV
Mayonnaise
Bost Foodi
Pint Jar .. 24c
Qt. Jar . . . .44c
Tuna Fish
White Star
Brand. 'fCaV
No. Vt TIN 5C
S5. 270
Pink Salmon
Happy Vale Brand.
No. 1 tall tin. 9CA
2 FORC
8 f!W Coffee
1- Lb. tin ...27c
2- Lb. tin .. 52c
Gem Nut
Margarine4LBS.Z5C
Snowdrift
For eight, tender ,' -Biscuits.
MA
S LB. PAIL 9 7 C
Calumet
Baking Powder tMg
1 LB. CAN 44v
Sugar;
Brown or
Powdered .
3 LB.
Pineapple
Sweet Treat, Fancy
Sliced. ' f AA
; No. 2Va TIN XtC
Swansdown
Cake flour
LGE. PiVa.
19c
Harmony Soap
JO 27fi
Bars ...
Fregf Extras. " Every
egg guaranteed. ,
In cartons. 49 a
2 DOZ. m ft
Flour
NOHTIIKHN UIIAND
Hard J Jf0
Wheat 40 llsV"3
ANCIIOH e Jg
nit A Ml 40 lhe.V- 3?
Sugar
Pure Cane
S 49C
Morning Milk
Dig Free Show tor ohlldron
nt Pelican Theatre, 10 a.
in.. Saturday. Bring, one
lnbol of Morning
Milk. O tall cans
131 IUB s will
3icJ
onliiR In a lurno maro of our
luminous holism. This la not sur
prising; whim ono coiisldiirs that
tho tourist Inula Inst your
brought In tl2,0l0.000 to Ora
tion the etuto's third laricost In
dustry. This was out-state linsl
ncsa, ulono, It Is oHtlmatod that
tho total recreation liusliisa of tho
stale BKKruKams the aiuastug to
tal of 1100,000,000.
"With dotlnlle roalisullon ot
tho present valua, and the huge
poti'titial IniTraso In this busi
ness, the Oregon Htate Motor as
aorlntlon In roci-nt ynurs has do
voted a large share of Its efforts
In liroiioKnudlalng the ecunlc re
sources of Oregon. A notable con
tribution In this field was accom
plished last yenr when the motor
association and a Portland metro
politan newspaper collaborated In
producing 14 tull paaoa of nm
tnrlel surveying practlrally the
eutlro scenic areas of OroKon.
As a result, more than 1,000,000
pngis were published, thousands
of which were sent out-stalo. This
stands as but one ot the motor
club'a ufrorla which, I venture,
will accrue to tha financial ben
efit of many Klamath county res
idents during tha current year.
"To be a member of an organi
sation which rondera distinct
public services such as spondlng
1 00,000 for signs on Oroion high
ways gives a definite measure
of satisfaction. Mora tangible
returns are found by members In
numerous sorvlces, such ae free
towing within reasonable limits;
free highway maps; dotalled itln
crlnrlps. and reservations for
tours: free copies ot the 'Oregon
Motorist' mngaslne; free emer
gency roadilde repairs; deliver
of gas and oil; tire chenglng;
ball bond service; and legal ad
vice: and last, but not leaat, the
hnrcnii mnlntalned In Klamath
ii i ii ass ss SM
HILL W DALE
PEN ft INK
NEEDLE W THREAD
KNIFE 'N FORK
KRISPY CRACKERS
'N CHEESE
Sunshine Krlspy Cracker
make other good-things
to-eat taste better I Serve
these dainty, slightly salted
squares with cheese, soup9,
salads, jams, and peanut
butter . . . Say Sunshine
to your grocer!
Tails for tho convenlonco ot mom'
birs, townapeopis and tourists.
This bureuu hus beon kept open
on a year-'round basis during the
past years, and will be continued
on this basis providing support
Is givon the club In our aroa."
T
AT 20-30 MEET
Moyd Emery of the Klamath
Union high school staff told of
customs and conditions In Japan
at tbe regular weekly meeting ot
the 80-110 elub Thursday eve
ning. He discussed tbe political
situation In the Far East and
declared In closing that tba fu
ture of Japan was tha ooncern
ot other nations and that the
United States was almost certain
to be vltalljr Involved In the sit
uation. Pat Patterson sang several
solos and was accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Olanahan,
Two new members of tha elub
were Introduced. Tbey were
Lloyd Bclhy of the Locke Motor
company and Ernest Umlth, local
rnprescntatlve of the standard
lirands company.
Ouests were Larry Manuel,
member ot the Grants Pass club,
and Johuny Morrow, publisher
of the Northwest Democrat,
monthly paper. Me spoke brtofly
advocating governmental control
of banking,
Keva Hutchinson and Morgan
Johnson acted as Joint chairmen
ot tbe meeting.
Thirty-Six Seek
Salem Position
BALKM, Feb. si. (P) The
addition ot four new names to
the list ot applicants for the po
sition of Halem elty aohool super
intendent, brings tha total to SI
parsons who have applied for tjie
place.
The latest applicants are Nath
aniel Burbank, former superin
tendent at Danville, Vt.; John E.
Coleman, superintendent at Sil
ver Lake, Ore.) Paul I". Qalser,
high school principal at Van
couver, Wash., and A. E. Bchoet
tler, bead ot the Killaon Voca
tional acbool at Seattle.
Court Continue
Copco's Hearing
The bearing on the California
Oregon Powor company's peti
tion for a refund of taxes alleg
edly wrongfully collected, has
been continued by tbe eounty
court until Maroli 15.
Grounds for the petition are
that city taxes were levied on
Copco property outside the city
limits.
WE DON'T CO
BARGAIN
HUNTING FOR
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGS
WB do not buy cheaper
grade llrlige al k price
... we do not sacrifice
purity fur profit ... we
do not bny drugs In large
quantities with the danger
of their losing xtrength oa
our shelves . , , because) we
consider o a r reputatlosj
too Important t o com
pound any but tha 1'Ull
K8T, I'llKHIttCHT, It KMT,
Phone 80
We Call for Prescriptions and Deliver
Them at All Hours
CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS
THR FRIENDLY DRUG STORE a
NINTH AND MAIN PHONE M
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The Inside Story!
There is no mystery about the real savings the following quality
items offer. They didn't just happen . . . We picked 'em, and we
deliberately priced them to save money. COME IN. . -
Saturday and Monday Features
Orders of $3.00 or Over Delivered Free
(J j uaa sTjarw3
,C3 afaUTj
Tomatoes
Max-I-Mum extra .
fancy solid packs
Tomato Juice
Campbell's, rich
full flavored
Del Monte Corn
Whole kernel Golden
Bantam, exceptional low price
LGE
CANS
TALL
CANS
NO. 2
CANS
12c
CANNED FRUITS
Good quality peaches, pears
or apricots, stock Lge. 4 4
the pantry. Can !
Meats That Win Approval
Baby Beef LB.
Steaks
19..S D.M.d, Shoulder Cuta
Baby Beef LB.
Shortening
Swift's Vegetable
lbs. 35'
Sausage
Pore Pork
Hamburger
All Meat. No Cereal
YOUR
CHOICE
LB.
Cod Fish
Boneleaa .
Smelts pf"
4 ibs. 25"
Salmon NoChi",k
Halibut F""N,
LB.
1
Sliced
Macaroni
Rose City, curve cut
tender when cooked
Fruit Jam
Gold Seal, Oregon
product, many flavors
Ginger Ale
2 LB.
: JAR
Large
Canada Dry or Pale Face, refresh- 28-os
Bottles
ing and invigorating
UJUiVtH
EGGS
Strictly fresh ex
tras, inspected
DOZEN
BEER
Brown Derbr or Bomboldtt
5H Mellow Flavor
Bottle 15c
(80c case return on bottle
FOsQgC
3
LBS.
Sugar
Golden yel
low brown
Mustard
Ring Cross, improves
our Qt. Qrt
meats Jars W
K17c
.. -.1 .. .
202
Catsup
Highway,
fancy
quality
Lge.
Bottles
12c
Cocoa
Baker's fori the chil
dren's -Lb 4fk-
CanAVW
Peas
Sunset Brand,
standard No. 2 A)A
Can V
grade
i.i-Lb. Pkg.
Sardines
Max-I-Mum,
large oval
cans CAN
Crackers
Snowflakc
are fresh
0c
Snowflakes 2-Lb. ef ftL ,
Pkg.AWV
lunch
Tissue
Waldorf or Zee, fin
duality Rolls 14c l-
Rytak
Fresh baked 2 f
in bulk Lbs. 9C
SWANSDOWN
Make cakes easily and successfully
with v Lge.
Swansdown . Pkjt. 49C
CALUMET
Double action for
i. n
OAtANTfttO
WW pk!55c
Lb.
better baking Can
NOB HILL COFFEE
Finest blend of the world'B fCn
Best coffee. Try it today LB. OC
BLACK FIGS
Choice quality 3-Lb. y2n
cooking Pkg. OC
WASHING POWDER
Pride, soaks the dirt out, Lge. fM
7V
1Aa
Pkg. vv
Exceptional value Pkg.
BISCUIT FLOUR
Kwik-Bis-Kit, makes fluf- Lge.
fy biscuits in a jiffy
CAN 1
ROLLED OATS
Good Luck
quick cooking
HOT SAUCE
Del Monte or
Tastetells
TOILET SOAP
Creme Oil or
Fairy
VINEGAR
Hi-test cider, bring
container
JELL-WELL
All
Flavors
MARSHMALLOWS
Fluffiest, are fresh, ten- 1-Lb.
der and light Pkg.
t37c
4c
r
BAR 3C
Quart
5c
3
PKGS.
14c
19C
DEPENDABLE COFFEE
Edward's choice quality, vacuum 2-LB.
packed, coffee CAN
Has advanced, buy a supply today.
Butter '
All Kinds, Market Price
Milk
Max-I-Mum,
extra, .. Tall
quality Cans
Oleo ,
Holiday
Margarine , LB.
sic
8c
Flour
Primrose, Oregon
49-Lb. m 49
hard-wheat
Bag
PAVN TAKIT GLADLY
FILLS RELIEF ORDERS
Klamath's Most Modern
Fruit and Vegetable Display
Vapor-Spray Heads Insure Crisp Freshneaa and Preserve Individual Flavor.
ASPARAGUS
Fresh, a delightful
treat
LEMONS
Choice
Large ''.'Vv.'-';
2
LBS.
Jdoz.
33c
29c
Lettuce
Large Heada
Ice Packed
HEADS
14c
817 Main Ste'Xu
ItraerTcrt to
Qinntltlra
Phone 541
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