The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1936, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text1 March 13, 1986 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. PAGE NTNiS: ) T PLANNING TO ATTEND BIG EVENT FASHION Tli'.kot sales for the Business and 1'rcifenslimnl Women's stylo show tn ho presented at' tho 1'cl Icnii tliiialro tunlKlil Imro lieun (ratifying, nocorilliiK to Hilda I'oik, chairman of tlio ticket com mittee, and a largo crowd In ex ptolod. Tlio ravue promise to be una of tlio iiiont onlorful mill beauti fully pluiinud fualilnn shows ovor singed In Kluninlli Falls, anil will lio tint nIxIIi annual spring fnshlnii display to lio pronontod by tlio II. ml P, W. club, llonu t If ill slugo lattliiKii Imve boon arrnugod iu a Imcligroinid fur tli fiishlon parade, and tlio d'litur film will bo "Tlio Jouse Family." In addition to guy frock for tlio maid nd matron, murl tom for youngsters mid (rowing Klrl will bo pronontod by Montgomery Wurd nd Adrlonnes. Adrlcnno's only doclity Tliiirsr, day to display children's clohe, nd tilt models Imvo boon an nounced an follown: Clmrlptja Carter, Hobby Uorteen, llurliura Itli'hardiion, Jnna Durliln, Celeste Uigurs and Donn Mui lo llmll. - ''" Colffurfi for all tlio models for Adrlunnus will bo croattd by Adrl-1 nno'i Studio of lloauty. BONANZA for appendants at the Hillside hospital Friday, March 7. -c. Tbo V, VA, iMinquetiheld lax Tuesday evening, Mulct)' 8, mi attended by about 6S parents and Kuaata, ami 17 r. T. A. tuoinbers. A very dellcluus supper wassorved and many, fine talks were given. Hpoolul mention ihould lie given to Bob Croft, who en ably aorvod as toast-master for the evening.' , 1)0NANZA Ore. The Bonanae town council mot In reiulnr ses alou Slomluy, March 1. II voted to allow the Women's club of Ho naiua (50 for library expenses, etc The" llonaiica grange mot In regular session Friday, Fubruary 28. Mr. and Mia. Leslie Maxwell wore voted to become niombora of Hut order, Our lecturer. Mae Hal loway, with the aid of the granite, rendered very unique play, en titled ."Momortox of the Old 8lsxe Horn." The men e well ae the wuiiiub are making faat progress on the old barn, and hopo to have It entirely down by the end of the weak. The ladles of the grange mot at the home of Mra. Irene Hartley last Thuratliiy aftarnoon to organise a Homo Economics club. Charter member Included .Mcsdomts Vlasta Kannon, Llstle Hchmor, Mary Kparks, Nooml I'ep plo. Delay lliirtluy, L. Hona Slack. Fannie Marcbant and Irene llnrl lny. Utile on electod for the en suing yoar were L. Itvna Slack, prealdunl; Fannlo Marcbant, vice proaldont; Irene llnrtloy, secro-lary-treaaurer. They ire at prea nt msklng a wool comforter of the grange colora, blue and aim yellow, to be raffled off In the near future. Herbert Marcbant and son Rs transacted hualneea In Klamath Fal! Friday. Merrll Stewart II the proud owner of a new eoupe. Itaby Marehant-I'hllllps epent Thursday night with Laura Walkor. Mr. and Mrs. Bort Black of Lakevlew were week end iiieate of Mr. and Mra. A. D. Black, and t tnndod tho dnnce eponaornd by the llonansa grnngo Saturday night, February 20, Dunn and Baker, conetructlon contractors far tbo new highway between ilonansa, and Dairy, etnrt ed eettlng up camp In ilonansa Friday. . Mrs. Oraden of Portland Is vls Istlng her daughter, Mrs. William Hollowny. Bonnnia Is very fortunate In having a new pnper, "The Iloanaia 11," edltod and circulated by Lloyd Doolie, owner of Beobo's Monoplo atoro, In conjunction with bla weekly advertising sheet. Mr. Moycrs,' foroman of CCC Camp Bonansa, Is the proud fath er of a baby daughter; Both moth er and daughter aro doing nicely. A. D. Black and 'wife accom panied Bny Mnrchant to Olene last Wednesday evening, where they attonded the Inetallatlon of offi cer a at the newly organised Lost Rtvor grango. Agnos Sparks, daiightor of Jonah Sparks, ;wn oporatcd on CONFUSION ENDED ON BRAN x.v New Ruling Makes Labels Accurate To protect the buying public, tha Unltod Statos Food and Drug Ad ministration has advised that every package of coronl labeled "pan state on tho labol exactly what It contains. Boforo this ruling-, even part, brnn products woro somotlmos mis takonly referred to as "Bran." It was not easy for the purchnsor to distinguish botwoon a corenl that was entirely bran, or all brnn with flavoring-, and another that was mostly wheat. ' KcIIorr'i All-Bran is labeled "Aia-Bhan Dollciously Flavored with Malt, Sugar and Salt," a stato mont which doscrlbos the product fulrly and honostly. KollogR's All-Bran has won mil lions of friends because it corrects most typos of common constlpntion safely and nlensantly. It furniHlios generous "bulk" needed to pro mote normal elimination. However, All-Bran is not "curo-nll." Certain typos of intos tinal disorders should bo treated only on a physician's advice. When you buy a bran cereal, for are there I Make sure by asking the relief of constipation, read the wording on tho package. Tho facts for KollogR's All-Bran. It fur- nishos ''bulk" in a form for satis factory rosults. At all grocers. In the red-and- greon package. Made by Kollogg in attle Crook. CITIES SLOW BOSTON, March IS. jp) The Commorclal Bulletin will say to morrow: . i "Tho markot eontlnuos slow; ponllily, It Is a bit shower than a wuok ago. Taking their oue from a ijiiloter plecogoods mar ket, wool buyers have boon mov ing with caution, Prices are gouerully firm. "In the west thore has boon some si'iitiitrod buying of the now clip at prices which show little cliupKo, Buying has not, been general In any section, "The foreign markets are very strong and possibly a bit against tji. ' buyer, London opened gen- uriliiy pur to o per com over ine January closing and baa boon fully malnluliied on the opening basis. The . Australian murkols tiro closing', the souson at the peak. , 'I "Mohair Is held by most (row er In Texas at 60 and 70 eonts, tallowing 'sales at 67 Vit and 67 Vi, respectively, for adult and kid," The Bulletin will publish toe following quotations; Bcoured baals: Oregon: Fine and F. M. sta ple po-ai; flue and F. M. cloth ing 83-86. Mobalr: Oregon, 66-67, SHASTA VIEW OFFERS A special musical program will be presonted at the Klamath Tom plo Sunday night, beginning at 7:46. Local and outalde talent will feature songs, especially old time hymns, , ,-' The Klamath Temple men's quartet will glvo sovoral mimbdrs, Including "Minute by Minute," "Why Not Tonight," and ''There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood." The octette will sing "Hooking the Lost" and "My Anchor Holdi." Hev. K- J. Bulluck of Vallnjo will slug with gullur accompaniment, "Ae You Bow You Will Beap." Bulluck will aleo alng aome aou th orn melodies and negro splrltuols. This minister haa travolod In the old country and sung his own com positions with greut succoss, A musical trout awaits thoao who can attend. Tho paator, Hev. Frnd Hornahuh will deliver tho sormon at the close of the program on "The Bible, Up-to-Dato or Obso lete." Congressman O'Connor asks, "Is there some Invisible force work ing In the senate?" No, but be can find It by asking anybody who has tried to locate a cop In a hurry. In making a blood transfusion from a donor to a patient, 600 cubic centimeters, or a little more than a pint, Is usually transferred. - - ' . Liquor Board Names Runte Administrator PORTLAND, March 13. (U.B The Oregon liquor control com mission Thursday named Otto J. Runte permanent administrator. Ilunto had been acting adminis trator since tho resignation of Jack Allon. i John Hnldon, miporvlnor, and 15. K. Grout, chlot clerk, were placed on a pormauont basis. Licenses JtefiiKed The commission revoked the distributor's license of Albort's products company, when tbe firm was cited (or price cutting to re tailors In violation of commis sion regulations. The boor license of Alden and Anna E. Fen wick, operating tbe Kendoxvous, 2323 South Sixth t OREGON'S FAVORITE Try It l II I EE I P,NT 3 11401 Farmers are busy In the fields In this section even If It Is early March. The weather is ideal for such work. Halbert and Emellne Wilson, Orvllle Klrkpatrlck, Iola and Jiianlta Haley attended the bas katlmll game at Ashland Satur day evening. C. I). Brown and wife Malted Mrs. Brown's cousin, Mrs. N. Y. Stoddard and family at Modoo Point, the first of the week. Km II I'otucek Injured one of hie lugs quite badly Friday and Is using crutches. C. 8. Pope recently purchased the Brandenburg ranch and la preparing to build a new house. Earl and Halbert- Wilson, Or vllle Klrkpatrlck of tills plsce and Fred tlllbert of Klamath Falls attended the .basketball game at Corvallls between Oro gon Btnto and the University of Oregon. " They also went to Port land, returning vis, .The Dalles and visited Orvllle's .sister, Mrs. Doth Jackson at tha sanitarium. Both seems to ha on the gain. ) John Hxrshfnlt has .'sold his ranch to tbe Klttredge and Lls key turkey farm and, will move bis house to Malln, soon. C. M. Klrkpatrlck Is ready to bog In farming with his new John Deere tractor.- -f. Otto Suits and wHfe spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mre. C. B. Brown. ' C. W. Hamilton and wife and Mrs. II. B. Hornbeak were visi tors at Klamath Falls Friday. Beth Ullck, Florence Sanders, Iola Haley and Emellne Wilson enjoyed a plcnto lunoh In. the hills Hundnr. - A birthday party was given at the Toffell home Saturday eve ning in honor of John Hersh telt. C. B. Pope, C. B. Brown and Mr. Mackey have the polos set preparatory to Installing elec tricity In tholr homes. 8hasta View la still Improving. BECK'S SATURDAY SUGGESTIONS 119 North 8th Street Phone 211 Frosty Mountain Date & Nut Cakes 23 street, Klamath Falls, was sus pended for 10 days. Llconsos were refused to L. M. Hoquin, TSl ' Cspltnn, Klamnth Falls, and Doan Kail, Oasis, Klamath Fans. WASHINGTON, March 13, (U.R) The bureau of reclamation an nounced Thursday 11 will open to settlement S7 acres or punilc lunu on inroe projects in Mon tuna and Oregon. The area will provide bomes for 168 families os farms Irrigated by the. gov ernment. ., The first group' of -new farm units was opened recently on tho Hun Hlver project in Montana. The noxt two groups on the Vale and Owyhee projects 1n. Oregon will be made available' In the next few weeks. EACH Chocolate Glazed Wholewheat . Donuts 2(k DOZEN For the Lunch . . ;1 CREAM PUFFS HOT CROSS BUNS ECLAIRS Moy,Iin glad 'ytf'v K j i ,:iv, --'iiisasUWsls i 'WAS r r-tN. 1 nt i J - H i -.if ...- -i''.,a I HATS OVER No fooling, I was disgusted. Even grumbling at the breakfast table. And when you begin the day wrong... well you know how everything seems to go haywire. My wife wasn't satis fied with the coffee either. Ill bet Ann used a dosen different brands in trying to find a coffee that would suit both of us. Then we discovered Hills Bros! Or rather. Ann did. .v . I came down to breakfast one morning and there it was. Boyl I was tickled. And when Ann told me it was Hills Bros. Coffee, I told her to go ahead and pay the difference. 'The joke's on you" Ann said, "because there's hardly ; any. 'difference. Hills Bros, costs almost the' same as the coffees we've been experimenting with. And when you figure the cost per-cup, and , the extra flavor and rich ness, Hills Bros, is really q bargain!" Sum . OwyilfU ! Hul. tmmmm Shamrock Shuffle DANCE Henley Gym , - Sat, March 14, 9 p. m. Adm. 75c Ladies Free Floor Show tnriii yjgjajJBWMaBBgajjj NOWAOAYS, FOLHsN ' V ' SN ' seem to enjoy crackers A Hf , vSo k ,7NV ( AND CHEESE MORE ;. I " , VWAM EVER BEFOREy f f 4 ? . WEa HERE'S ONE GOOoN ;;t'f REASON! THEY'VE DISCOVERED V" ''Mrf' I THAT THE DELICATE FLAVOR OF - ' I SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS xfO- Y' ' 1BRINGS OUT.THE RICH FLAVOR OF iA J VcHEESE AND MAKES IT TASTE ' S' BETTER t Ctp ; ''WajBjKejaaaaaiejaiaiatMV - jeja- STORE NO. 1 817 MAIN -PHONE 541 STORE NO. 21038 MAIN . PHONE 156 RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Features at Emirs for Saturday and Monday Potatoes s.-' Mc Asparagus Fancy, Long, Green 3 Lbs. Grapefruit No-Needa-Sugar j 6 For Oranges 29c Tomatoes Firm ripe 2 Lbs Full of Juice 6 Dozen 19c BEAUTIFUL DAFFODILS AT EMIL'S PRICED RIGHT Bananas c Golden Ripe . Lb. Produce Special Saturday Only MEAT SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY Cottage . Oc Cheese , y; , Local product Sliced Bacon Lb- Swift's Prem. Pot Roast Blade cut Lb. Beef Stew Boneless 2 lbs. Round' ' Steak 43 29( Ground .19c Sausage Offc Pork, veal 2 Iba. Hamburger All meat No Cereal, 2 lbs. , Salt Pork Lean, tender Lb. Weiners Lge. Srze 2 lbs. , Dill Pickles Qt Sauer Kraut , Qt Chickens Rab bits, Hens, - Turkeys 25c 20c 25c 10c 10c Mayonnaise Best Foods - Qt The Real Mayonnaise. VEGETABLE SALAD Standby No. 300 Tin Tomatoes No-2 OOc I Corn Ko' Bagles Case$2.2 3 for eQ 300 tin Case $2.193 for PEACHES Cutler's Freestone, No, 2 Tin . 2 For 29 Peas Red Dart Standard No. 2 Tin 2 for eVJasV Case $2.69. " - ' " -:,r:--". PINEAPPLE Del Monte, No. y .Tin ; Beans Niht Bral", Ex" OOc tra Standard, No. 2 tin 3 for 40 Case $29 Kraut GenT' Eastern No. 21 Tin .. 4T 29c 10c CoHee Sky High Blend 3 Lbs. 50 c GRAPEFRUIT Polk's Fancy Florida, No. 300 Tin I c Peanut Butter . 2 OLIVES Century Large Rip Schilling1 Honey OLIVES Century Large Ripe Olives, Tall Tin . Baking Powder Beautiful '' Sherbet Dish FREE with Each 12-oav Can Bradshaw's Clover Blossom , lb. Can 2 Lb. .........15 29c 98c Mellow'dCo&See49c Packed in Wooden Boxes, Borden's flffc Carmels .. Lb. A TH71T T ifT Assorted Flavors Beans Red Mexican ... S Lbs. , Limit Cookies O-So-Gud 2 Packages Over 2 Dozen to Pkg. 19c Crackers Superior Quality Fresh Baked 2 Lb. Box 25C Shrimp Blue Plate JCttSC Wet Pack T7 2 For SW Clams Finest Qual. stfhffje No. V tin 4fJ3) 2 For Qggt' Lucky Lager or Acme 2 Cans INSTANT POSTUM Large Can 1 lb. 20c, 2 lb. 45c Package Crab Meat No. Vi Tin Tuna Fish no. 'it 1 in 2 For 25 Brooms 89c Value ... Each 2? 69c Log Cabin ftAc I Oats Sperry' Syrup Med. Tin est? V Qelt r Re 9 53c DOG FOOD Bonnie .. Sugar C&H Pure Cane 10 Lb. Sack Cheese Tillamook . 39 Lb. Bag Can 8 c 2 Lb. Loaf Med. 49' O. K. Soap 10 Bar$9cHvoffy Soap ,H7C FLOUR . 49 Lbs. $1.35 White IOng $$c Toilet Soap ............ 8 Bars ' ' Pillsbury or Fisher's ' 49 Lb. Sack Carnation' V Hardwheat ... ASK US HOW TO IT ; A CHSOMIUM-fLATtO $1.25 Serving-Tray . ICj and Two Eagle fofZ0 Breed Labels Cs ear FKcE Sinn kill of derllls-ouy your Esgle Irsed "mcle brand SWEETENED CONDENSED UOX Special " 2 for 43 Com Meal Gold Medal, white or yellowi : 9 Lb. Bag ................ For frying and cake making 3 Lb. tin 57c