IV'iniury 21, 1030
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Jim SERVICE
IT MEDFORD
PLANNED HERE
Establishment of dally round
trip nporntlon holwoon Klniiinth
Full! nnd Moillnrd l ylitnnnil liy
William tliinilnll, niiiniiKor f t ho
Kill inn Hi Air Hervlrn, It ho can
ha axmircil of siirfli'lent aiiuporl.
Itnmlitll linlluvml Unit sueli mi
iiporatUiii fur I'IkIiI iiiiiiiIIiii will
pill Klnmn.Ui Kill In III u liimltliiii
to ink thu Rovortiiiimit fur linlp
In in nl ii I nl iiIiik Ilia aiirvloo, nml
Unit after operation the run for
several months, the limil may lis
litktui off local business mini hy
inveminnnt air mull conduct.
U niul Hi I'll plan In esplnlneil In
a hitler ho unit lu bunluuaa uion
tlirntlKliOUt tllo oily, i
Tho ouBt of flying between
Kliunalh Pull and Mudford on
it dully round trip srhodulo, ox
oupt Hnniluya, will bit pnrn
nml nly liir," month, Tim ship
to ho used In Ilia Air Mull Itoo
IliK, which cnrrloa 7411 pnunda
ut mull, buiiKiino and exuresi,
plus four nass"iiKurs, and Iws a
0 1" lit and Whitney 112 IS hnrse
powor . Hornet . motor, with t
prulHliiK apoed fit 130 mile mi
hour anil lilicli peint of 140
miles nn hour, .
'I'lio cost oallmnlo Includes kui
and oil, depreciation, mechanical
upkeep. . plrk-up nnd delivery
service of mull and txproaa on
uui'li 1'inl of tho lino,
ldclily auhacrlbor it It per
moulii uro needed to uxauro Iho
opnriilliiii or Ilia Klauiiilli-Mml-fuid
run. For this amount, tho
sorvlo cmi Issue t monlhly
cnurtuay nurd, wlil' li will ho good
for one round trip or two one
wny trip holwoon Klamath and
Moil In nl, Tho card would ho
triuiaturuhlo and ncicolluhlo, It
nlso entitles Iho holder tn CO
pounda of air espres and all Ills
mall will bo carried. . ...
Tlia run to Moil ford would
connect wllli thn north, south
and oiislerii achoduloa of tho
Unlloil Airlines.
nn lid ill I, In hla Intler, oiled tho
wider uao of avlutlon for mull,
express and pnsseiiKiir aorvlco,
nnd tho efforld that huvo been
maila to Rut airmail for Klniiinth
Kill la. 11 yunr, ho aiild, tho
sorvlco rendered by tho local
firm In run n I n k - a echedule to
Mudford proved boiuif Iclul to tho
business inon who uaod It, and
limy uro anxloua to huvo it re
uinod. They cannot, however,
carry Iho burdon alone, Ilundull
polnlud out.
MBDPOIII), Keb. 21, (A'h-Dnlo-Kiili
to Jueksnn county'a agricul
tural convention mot for thulr
sucond-diiy aesslons today, with
A. H. lliirrlnr, roaiittlnmnut nd
iii 1 ii Ih I ration couaultant, aa tho
prini'lpul spcukor.
Vli'llora yostordny board H. K.
CoiiKur, declared that "united ac
tion" la oiiaontlul for aorvlco and
prlcaa In Ilia niarkatlng of livestock.
J' WAS GETTING
DESPERATE
A low month ago, I deddod
w. bad to cut down our .x
panioB, I found I could tcrvo
money hora and thoro. But I
also found I bad lot mysoU In
for a lot of trouble. For in
stance. If I told you how many
differont kinds of coffee we
tried, you wouldn't beliove mel
I was getting pretty desperate,
because we novor liked any
of them.
Finally, I made a discovery.
".' One day at my grocer's I
noticed that Hills Bros. Coffee
was selling at about the same
. price that I was paying for the
various coffees we had been
drinking, Believe me, I was a
happy woman as I bought
thai can of Hills Bros. Coffee.
And I wish you could have
eon Harry smile when he
- tasted that coffee at supper. He
.' said. "111 bet this U Hills Bros."
"You're exactly right." I an
swered, "and it's
the only coffee
Tin going to buy
from now on!"
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Food
Special
Friday
Saturday
Monday
fc Schilling-
Wo Iti'MTTO Ml Hluht
. to Limit Qiinnlliica
Coffee Peas
1 - LB 25'
0 ID a0
flu. t
Del Monte
Peaches
Mclba halve
aH ran, 2 for.
Milk
OrcKon brand
lt. ran, 4 can.
Sugar
l'ow ilcrel or
brown, S l'ba.
Baking Powder
Calumet
1-bb. tin
29
- 23
19
19
Tuna Fish
Century brand, fancy it. mont
Ijiiku ran
2 for
Smnll can
2 for
Tomatoes
Mcco
2M fins, for.....
29
19
29
Corn
Gold. Hunt, or white a 0t
No. 8 Una, 3 for.... 2
String Beans
29
Nlcht brnml
No, B enna, 3 for.
Dew Drop, fancy
angnr H-aa, 2 cona
Sorghum v
Fancy country orB
hum, Qt, Una -
Tomato Juice
Hturcr'a pure,
No. 8 Una, 4 for....
25'
IT
25
Eggs
Giiiirnnloeil fresh, . a J 1
cxtrna, Dox. jd A
Macaroni
Funcy Klliow
4 tba.
Peanuts
Proah rousted
2 Wia.
Dates
Fresh Ilnllowl'
2 I,b. r
Tomato Soup
Campbell'
3 can
Catsup
Htoror's, l l-ox.
bottles, 2 for
Salad Oil
Golden West, In
bulk, quart
19"
15'
15'
23'
15
33'
S1 FORAAAY
lli nw-lyp ihorbanino
3 Lbs. 53c
Dog Food '
Wag brand aaa) t
Can .....U
Tomato Sauce
Val Vita . )
7 enna aWj
Sardines
llootli'a Inrgc oval Una, num.
tnnl or tomnto sa m
aniire, 3 Una A J
I'KKSII FRUITS AND VKUK
TARI.K8 SATURDAY ONI-V
Lettuce
I.nrRP, firm heads
3 heads ,
Asparagus
Fancy wblto
2 Lb
Rhubarb
Fancy atrawberry
4 Lba. . .....
Onions
Fancy Danvera
4 Lba.
Apples
Fancy Newton,
40-Mi. box
Rutabagas
Ynkliiin, fancy
elected, 3 Lbs
$
10
29
15
10
79
10
Raeatt Depti:. Spesaalls
Pot
Boast;
Uaar 'mi
Fancy
turkeys :
P 28c
PER POUND
PER POUND
Link
Sausage
2 Lbs.
45c
Fine
Recipes for Preserves
Found in Round-up
Hy IIKNitlKTTK Qril-I.INO
K. V. II. M. Iliimrallc Hcli-nca
Jlt'luirtiiicnt
To autlary Iho fwnlllo'a dnslrii
for sweiils, I he luiusowiro muy
Borvo Juina, jullliia or murinuluilua.
All aorta cun be used. AIuiik
about Auxust anil Hupli nihur
thuro comoa a pliuitirul Hiipiily
of fruits aiiltnhlo for prcHnrvliiK.
It la at this time that thu wlntur
upply la niudo.
General directions cun lio Klvnn
for mukliiK Jiiius anil Jellies. The
fruit Julco or iuls shoulil ho
well nilx'il with tho siiKur before
eooklni; anil tho mixture la then
allrred until It begins to boll;
for Jelly do not stir anymore, fdr
Juma continue. allrrliiK-
Blorlllicd Jura, tops, rubber or
kIiikbcs must he used to Insure
tho Julllua uiid Juina 110111 spoil
lug diirinx atoruKe.
Homo housewives prefer to use
commercial pectin rather tbun de
pending upon nutural pectin In
frulta. We have a rather untw
ual flrat prize winner this week.
11.00 award:
C'lnnniiion Jelly
Mra. J. V. Jlrewhuker
1841 Esplanade Ave.
CI cup aukur
3 cupa water
1 pound red clnuamon candies
1 bottle fruit pectin
Meaaure auitur, water and cin
namon caudles Into a lnrno sauce
pan. Mix and bring to a boll und
when candle are dissolved, add
the pectin. Btlr coiiMunlly. Ililng
to a full rolling boll and boll liurd
for minute. Heinove from fire,
skim and pour quickly. 1'aruflln
at once. This recipe fill about
V Jelly glasses.
Other prize winning recipes
are:
Quince Honey
Mra. O. K. Christ, Arcade Apt.
2 large quince
2 cup water
1 pound ugar
Para and grata qulncca. Boll
together augur and water for 6
minutes. Add quince and boll
until tbey look translucent i
minute. Place In sterilized Jar;
seal.
Strawberry Jam
Mr. Charles Wiese,
Tulolake, Calif.
1 qt boiling wator
1 qt. trawberrle
I cup sugar
Prepare berries and drop Into
1 nt. boiling water. Cover, let
land 6 minute, drain and add
11 cups sugar to berries. Iioll 6
minute and add the other 11
cups augur. Boll 20 minutes,
akim and put In Jars.
Thi Jam I quickly made, the
berrle tay whole and retain
much of their fresh fruit flavor.
Prune and) Orange Conserve
Mra. M. McWithey. 722 N. loth.
All the preaervea are perbapa
getting low and thi cold weather
conserve will help out until the
fresh frulta are again In markot.
Soak one pound prune over
night and then cook until aoft.
Put through a colander. Add to
the pulp the Juice in which they
were soaked. 3 orangea, aeeded
and put through the grinder, 2
cupa brown augur. Cook until It
begin to thicken, atirrlng fre
quently. Add i cup chopped Eng
lish walnut, cook three minutes
longer and then pour Into ster
ilized tumbler. Seal when cold.
Winter Jam
Mrs. C. S. Robertson,
McCarthy Apis.
Wash 1 pound dried apricots,
and run through meet grinder.
Peel three oranges and three lem
ons and boll the peel until ten
der. Scrape out white pith with
silver spoon and cut yellow peel
with scissors, into flue shreds,
ollce lomons and orangea, and
add with shredded peel and 4
cupa of crushed pineapple to apri
cots. Measure and add an equal
amount of sugar. Cook slowly
until thick and clear, seal In
glasses. One cup walnuts may
be added at the last to make a
very rich Jam.
Orange Conserve
, Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg,
219 Pine Street .
6 orange
4 cups sliced rhubarb or cran
berries. 1 lemon "
1 oup seeded raisin
4 cupa augur
1 cup walnut meats, broken In
pieces.
tiruta thn rind from the
orungea and lemon. Cut the pulp
In slices, discarding thu white
membrane and the aeeds. II
nllced rhubarb la used, pluce It
In a colunder und pour boiling
wuter over It, then drain thor
oughly. If cranberries are ued,
cut them In halves, pluee In a
colunder, and run cold water over
them to. Remove us muny seeds
as possible. Mix the fruit, grated
rind, sugar und rulHlns, which
may bo chopped or cut In pieces.
Cook slowly until thick und add
nut. Cook f minutes ufter add
ing nutu and pour Into sterilized
giusses, Cool and seal with
puruffln.
Orange Jelly
Mra. Bertha Coinings
fill oranges
Three lemons cut Into fine
pleeea.
Use hulf the peelings cover
with three times as much wuter
ua there Is pulp and let stand
over night. Then put on atove
and boll 4& minutes. Let stand
another 24 hours. The third
morning strain and measure cup
for cup of augur and Juice, boll
about ono hour or until It Jellies.
Orungo and Rhubarb Mnrmuludc
Mrs. Wultor Brown,
1335 Pacific Terrace
2 qtiurt rhubarb, cut up fine
Juice of 6 oranges
Peeling of 3 oranges, chopped
fine.
Use as many cups of sugar as
fruit.
Mix all together In large pre
serving kettle.
Cook 30-40 minutes (until
thick) stirring to keep from
sticking.
Put In glasses and seal.
Next week recipes for rellBhe
nnd plcklea will be Judged. He ml
them In by Tuesday at 6:00
o'clock,
ran expert
Bl
WIN
Interest In the solution ot cook
ing ploblems I increasing among
Klamath country women us a re
sult of the Recipe Roiind-Up,
which appears weekly In this
nowspnper, and an exchunge of
Ideas ha been suggested to Miss
Honrlette Quilling, who conducts
this department.
Here Is a request:
"Have you on file a recipe for
a pudding, steamed, which calls
for carrots and potatoes and nuts,
in place of suet or something sim
ilar to that; also, tor a lumplltig
made of fruit and put In individ
ual sack.i and boiled?
"Thanking you, I am,
"MILS. ANNA HAYES,
"42 Pine street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon."
Miss Quilling asks that anyone
who can contribute an answer to
this request, do so by sending It
to The Herald-New.
Others who may wish to ark for
special recipes are Invited to do
so.
- EPWOKTH COXVEXTIO.V
GRANTS PASS, Feb. 21, UP)
Delegate began arriving here to
day for the three-day Epworth
League convention In the duUrict
bounded by Coo Bay, Cottage
Grove and Klamath Falls. Ruth
Pratt of Grant PaB. president,
predicted 115 would attend.
digestion-
w b fey '
piiaoti II t ill
to cHjOi the -ttsTwines
Take a health and pleasure
rip from Europeans. At dinner tonight
drink wine! And b tore It's o bottle
of GUASTI Wine Saultmo, Clarot
or any of the 21 GUASTI varieties
best of California's most glorious gal
lons, priced so low you can afford It
every night.
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GET YOUR GUASTI
MOLATORE'S
1112 Main Street
Saturday and Monday, February 22 and 24
MJB
COFFEE
2 c- 53
Baker's Premium
CHOCOLATE
8-oz.
Pkg.
13c
TO MILLIONS WHO
SHOULD USE BRAN
Tests Show All-Bran Cor
rects Constipation Gently
and Naturally
Since Its Introdaction, omo fif
teen year ago, Kellogg' All-Bran
has been used with beneficial result
by millions of people..
Realizing the important relation
ship between proper diet and
health, the Kellogg Company hns
aided for some years research in
leading university laboratories.
Those tests show that tho continued
use of bran is thoroughly satisfac
tory. All-Bran supplies soft' "bulk"
which absorbs water, and gently
cleanses the intestinal tract. All
Bran also furnishes vitamin B and
iron. Use as a cereal with milk
or eream, or cook in delicious
recipes.
This tempting cereal may be en
joyed by every normal person. Two
tablespoonfuls of Kcllogg's All
Bran daily are usually sufficient.
Consult your doctor if you do not
gain relief this way.
Help your family keep well. Serve
JlellOgg'S ALL-BRAN
regularly for regu
larity. Sold by all
grocer. Made by
Kellogg In Battle
Creek.
Morton's .
SALT
2pkg,.15c
Fancy
WALNUTS
23c
V
Here's a practical guide
. planning meals and shop
ping duringLent. Prepared
v by the Household Science
Institute, it will prove
" invaluable to you dur
ing the coming Len
ten Season.
16-oz.
Pkg.
Minute
TAPIOCA
8-oz.
Pkg.
12c
I h o Ciuis
Blue Plate Wet Pack
SHRIMP
2 cams 27c
Three Cutis
Commerce Pink
for 7
y7w
SALMON
3 caV 35c
IGA Oval
Sardines
,25c
IGA Tana
Fish
So. M
Cans
29c
IGA Fancy
Oysters
,29c
Snowdrift
Shortening
59c
6p-$ao9
Pouncl
Can
MACARONI
3Lb.l5c
Italian
PRUNES
3 19c
IGA
SPAGHETTI
3cans29C
Ritz
CRACKERS
23c
16-oz.
Pkg.
Sperry's Wheat Hearts
Hydrox Cookies
Libby's Tomato Juice
IGA Fineannle Juice
CHB Cocktail Sauce
CHB Chili Sauce
i CHB Catsup
b IGA Green Asparagus
M$ & Maf - ' M.
iia ueiaune uessert
23c
17c
2
2
rkg.
8-oz.
Pkg.
Cans 19c
XCans29C
Hot tie 17c
12-oz.
Bottle
14-oz.
Uottle
So. 2
Can
19c
15c
27c
3 rkgs. 14c
Pacific Coast Ivory Contest
Win a New Plymouth and 10OO Gallons Super Shell Gasoline
Large Medium
Bar
Bar
5c
Castle
Brand
RINSO. . . . Large pkg. 21c
LIFEBUOY SOAP . . 3 bars 19c
DRANO . .
SCOT TOWELS. ." .
SCOT TISSUE .
IGA SALAD DRESSING . Qt. 42c
Hardw322t. 49 Lb. $39
Guarntesd .... Sack &
. Can 21c
.Roll 10c
. 3 rolls 21c
Quality Meats
ROAST
tj Jj Cheese VL
Brookfield
CHEESE
JC15C.
Tender Steer Beef
. Lb. 121 c
SHORT RIBS
Steer Beef
. Lb.8c
Rib Steaks 'S3 Lb.22c
Jewel Shortening Carton
Frankfurters Lb.17c
Bacon Squares Lb. 23c
Fmifs anil Vegetables
Cauliflower
Artidiokes .
Asparagus
Spuds u.
Lettuce
Fresh
Tender
S. No. 1
TB.--f. Extra
Fancy
Large
Grapefruit S
13.10c
4forl9C
Lb 19c
10Lb..l9c
3 Head. IOC
3 Lb. 25c
6 ror23c
3 Lb. 19c
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