RICH CAKE 'ICING
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Mit Mg SAM MEM T1, PM
MOM (MOT tIMI or 100
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tHOIOLATE
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Coffee
Airway 3 lbs. 490
Nob Hill 2 lbs. 45 e
Edwards Dependable,
2 lb. tin 490
ORANGES
-HELP YOU
ALKALIZE
MZM
392 Size,
3 Dozen
ORANGES
29c
Potatoes 80Lb. Bag 38c
U. S. Nth 2 Klamath Netted Gems.
Onions No. 1 quality ILO Lb1 .217c
Cauliflower Iwiarligtee shneoawds.... I oc
Cranberries '
MNM
Extra large select coast berri,
Grapefruit
Texas pinks. Extra large fruit
Grapes
Red Emperors for your Holiday bowl
Fresh Carload of Sunkist Navels
From Southern California
Spinach ha rogue ifoorexaohx.... 2 Lb.. I3c
Apples EYzatkraimat"Ztz.... 5 Lb.25c
Apples .Ncteuscatliotwyns Fancy Box 79c
2 qt..19c
2 for 15c
3 lb..19c
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I Dank gent IlimothA Chrintingg
seal boot h in charge of Ririe of Om
HOM club of tho Klitmoth Union
high school will he locatod Rotor
day morning in tho itiomath Foils
braneh of tho U. H. National bank
. of Portiond, at KWh nod ainin
strouts, whey tho tuberculosis
, 11011111 may bo purchased for tine
- holiday loiters and packages.
Through the courtesy of Pennoy's,
1 tools may also he procured from
their department store it Eighth
and Nolo at recta for the remain
der of tho solo, which closes Do.
comber 25.
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December 17, 1937 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
CITY BRIEFS
Visit HomeMr. and Mrs. Lee
flouts have arrived in the city to
spend the Christina' holidays with
him !Inuit' 'wows, Mr. and hire.
H. Park of tho Hwnti C01111$11
tionery. Mr. gild him Houtz have
been residing at Milts, TO1(1111,
where flouts was affiliated with
the Chovroltit company, but after
sponding about two wooks hero
thor will 'Palm for Oakland, Calif.,
whorn Jinni lint boon trannforrod
by the company.
VIII Open lk,tital Practice Here
A. O. tineltrina, Jr., hose fath
er WAN for 'leveret years manager
for the telephone company in
Mints th Fulls, has arrived hcre
from Portland. and will enter the
practice of dentistry with his
brother, D. II. Goehrint, about
January 1. A. G. ticshrine, Hr.,
is now with the Pacific Telephone
and Teleeraph company in Portland.
More Cookies OrderedThe
500 boxes of Seoul cookies.
ordered by the Klamath flirt
Scout en uncil for onto during the
holiday season have all boon sold,
according to Mrs. It. U. Frederick
son, eacretary. However, 'meth
sr shipment of the cookies has
been ordered Willett will be avail
able soon, sod scouts will take or
ders for dolivory Until the first
of the yenr, It wee annotinced.
Chrisinuus forogramThere will
be a special Christmas program
given at the First Christian church
Sunday evening. December 19. it
will consist or special Christmats
music. anthems. damn and P01011.
It has been arranged by Augusta
Parlor and Mrs. Mary L. Mow
will be at the organ.
Order of astsA Scandinavian
travelogu film will be presented
at a meeting of the Order of VAN
to be held Saturday evening, De
cember II, in the 1001r west hail
It 8:30 o'clock. The business
meeting will be called at 7:30 p.
DI. All membere and friends of
the order are cordially invited.
SONS GraduateTwo students
q will be graduated front the South
ern Oregon Normal school at Ash
land at the end of the fall guar
ter. Mn.. Helen W. Dixon of 31ed
ford and Mrs. Margaret West lin
of Klemath Falls are the gradu
ating seniors,
1.uttisk DinnerThe women
of the First Covenent church will
serve a Scendlnavian luttlek din
ner tom 12 noon to 8 p.m. Satur
day. Swedish ntentboille will be
served to thee who may not rel
ish the fish.
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Pipecial Meeting A special
meeting of the Klemath Falls Po
lice Beneficiary RA110111111011 was
called for 8 o'clock Friday after
noon at city hell. Regulnr officers
school of instruction wee itched
tiled to follow the business moot
ing. turns FridayCounty Agent
C. A. Henderson returned Friday
morning from Corvallis, where he
has been attending the annual ex
tension conference. Ills assistant,
p- C. W. lienkle, will return next
week.
Wins In Contest Mn. Bess
Kilns of tall Worden avenue has
received notice that she won $5
In the recent national name eon.
test held by the Snowdrift aim.
patty.
Home for HolidaysNiss Vir
ginia Houston has returned home
tor the Christmas holidsys. She
has been sttending Armstrong's
Business college in San Francisco.
Funerals
ALFRED JAMES LOGAN
Funeral services for the it
Alfred James Logan, who paned
sway In this city Saturday, De
cember 4, 1987. were held in
the chapel of the Earl Whitlock
Funeral Home, Pine street at
Sixth. Friday, December 17,
1937, at 1:30 p. m. Commitment
cervices and interment, Link. illa cemetery.
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LErrin WATKINS
Funeral cervices for the late
Lett le Watkins, who pacced away
In thin city Wedneeday, Decem
ber 19, 1037, following a brief
Hinting, will be held in Prine-,
villa, Ore., Saturday, December
IC 1937, at 10 a, in. with the
Parcices tinder the direction of
' the Chriattan minister of that
city. Arrangements are under
the direction of tho Earl Whit
lock Funeral Home of this city.
PILES
Quick Positive
Permanent
RELIEF
Advanced nomsurgical moth.
ode.
NO HOSPITALIZATIONNo
loss el time from work.
Many ',widened patients in
Klamath and surrounding
country hare been given pm,
manent relief. Writs for
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic Phyolcian
781 Win Phone 4041;
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That Ito PortedA. W. Lock
ett, Clyde Carleton and Joen VnI
Lor Iiiivs reportoil to police, bo
resin the thefte of thoir ovorconte
Thoreday night at MI Nido night
club at the Lokevlow junction.
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Him itornA eitn was born !M
ember I I In Mr. null him our
ron Koriitoil of Mo Mono. Kuroda('
won known here, !miring ',pont
conniclorable time here in pub
lishing a city directory.
,..0,..,.,0
Stemma Mt:wen Tito !dorm
drill (Peel in spontioring Mineral
ovary Saturday evening it tile
K. C. ball, to which the public is
cordially invited.
Fruitier HereClark renalor
or To lalitito wee a buttitione vis
itor in Klantath FAUN Friday.
Obituary
1,1,mm somt 14ANI)r1114
1Villiam Noah Sander 14, for the
hest seven moni hi,. ii renident of
illy, Oro., paneled away in this
city Friday, December 17, 1937,
et 12:40 It m. following RII 111
1mm of Revere' months. lb e vian
a Wive Of St. Paul, Ark., and
at the lime of hie death was
aged 44 yearn 10 month N and 2
dam Surviving are him wife,
Mn. Bertha Sanders: four
deughtera, Omit, dean. 0 r At
leaVern And Edna l'eltri Sand.
ern: three sons. Curl, Harold
end William Earl Modern. all of
illy; NIX brothers, A. J., of Texan;
David, of Kansas; Robert. of
California: Hubert, of Arkansas;
T. J., of Illy. and Jemes Sandors.
of San Francine, Calif.; five sin
ters, Mn. (race Crawford. of
Arlen:tans; Mra. Birdie Itatmentan,
of Missouri: Mrs. Nellio Keller,
of Texas; Mrs. Stella FrO01111111,
and Mre. Annie Walley. of Mis
ninnippl. The remaina rent In
the Earl 1Vhitioek Funeral Home.
Pine street at Sixth. Notice of
futterel to ha announced later.
GLEN HUGH HUNTER.
Glen Hugh Hunter, a resident
for the pest 212 yearn, palmed
away at his into residence in this
eity Friday. December 1 1. The
deepened was a native of Niont
pellet'. Ohio, and was aged 47
years. 11 months and 16 days
when palled. He is survived by
hin wife. Eleanor, and a son.
Kenneth B. Boyle. of this city; a
daughter. Betty Boyle of Eugene,
Ore.; a brother. Roy of Salem.
Ore. Mr. Hunter was a member
of Salem Lodge No. 386, BPOE.
The remains root in Ward's
Kirtmeth Funeral Home, 925
High street, where Mende may
call. Notice of the funeral ar
rangements will be announced
It a later date.
The U. S. department of agri
culture elltinlatell the damage
done by only 34 of the country's
greatest Moen pests at about
$900,000,000 yearly, with the boll
weevil alone accounting for $164.-
000,000.
Uncertainty rules the tax mit
nation, the labor situation, the
monetary situation. and practi
cally every legal condition under
which industry moat operate
Lemma du Pont, financier.
Was it not a lucky day for man
when Eve ate the apple? The
charge that knowledge brings dis
contentment is fortunately true.
Dr. Robert Milliken. California
Inatitute of Technology.
MERLE NORMAN coxmoties for
Christmas GUN.
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Mince Rings
30c ea.
Remember
Also
KLAMATH'S FINEST
BAKERY
40 COYOTES TAKEN
OLIIIING NOVEMDEll
Predatory 111111110 bunions took
a total of 40 coyoten In Klamath
county during tho month of No-1
vembor, according I i i report I
from RI Fugate, dildriet
of to iIIYhuIr,u ,r memo manage-I
meta of tho U. H. biological our- i
voy.
Three bobento worn also taken
Iii tho county by (Marlon W.
tiltusgow, ono of tho Kitimat h
county hunters. Glasgow trap
ped 20 of I ho total number of
coyotes taken in this county,
placing am ono of II) highent
catch hunters In the state.
Fred R. flunkey of Redmond,
ono of the noolotant Mato man
'mem otorted two Winn trap
pers on predatory project It
tho lomat h remrvation
In November. This prject
being carried on by tho biological
survey In cooperation with
Indian itervico. 'rho Indian hunt
en took I 3 coyotes tho res
ervation (lilting their find
111011i Ills work.
quid:1g oil or part time, 47
hunters in Oregon paid under
cooperat Inn Wood-tit ate-cou nit y
funds took 406 coyotes, 49 hot--
pato. four militant nod two beam
Six Vl'A hunters took 32 coyotes
and thren bobcats, according to
tho monthly report.
ALTAMONT FORMS
NEW CHURCH AT
FRIDAY MEETING
After nome 12 year, of Sunday
(whet)! work, carried tenter(' by
leaders a nil tettehers of the First
Presbyterian church of this city,
the actual organization of a church
In the Altionont area was to take
place Friday evening at g o'clork.
It will be a community church tin
der the auspices of the Presbyter
ian church, U. 8. A.
Some time ago the presbytery
et southwest Oregon appointed a
en:undue() consisting of the Rev.
Forrest C. Travaille, clerk of prep.
bytery, the Het Engvalti Iverson.
Sunday sehoul missionary, and the
pastor of the local Presbyterian
church, the Her. Theodore Smith.
D. IL an chairmen, to take charge
of the actual organization of the
con gregat ion.
Members were to be received
either by letter or transfer or on
profession of faith by the commit
tee. This was to he followed by
the election of elders and trustees
to lead in this work.
The service of public worellin
was to open at eight o'clock. when
It unit expected that the liev.
Iverson would deliver the message.
Seven elders from the First Pres
byterian church of this city were
also to participate in the organization.
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A delightful cake entirely new and
different in taste and texture. A
treat you will long remember.
Your last minute Christmas shopping
problems can be easily solved by
Giving Fruit Cake. Made from
the finest ingredients and baked
only as Fluhrer can bake it. .
Place your orders early for special
rolls and other baked goods for
Christmas day. Our capacity is
limited so place your orders now
and avoid disappointment.
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Baking Powder
K. C., 25-oz. tins 190
Royal, 12-oz. tins 35O
Schillings, 12oz. tins 270
Calumet, 2I2 lb. tin, 490
Clabber Girl,
32-oz. tins 230
Christmas
Mixers
Canada Dry Products
Clinger Ale, Limo Rickey,
Sparkling AVater
12-oz. Bottles
2for 25c
28-oz. bottles 190
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Fruit Juices
The famous TruPak Brands.
Your choice of the following
flavors: Apricot, Peach, Pear,
Plum
1Zon. Tine
Can IOC
Sliced
Bacon
Delicious. flavor), sugar cured
breakfast bacon. Rind off
Lb. 35c
Lamb
Legs,
Pound 15c
Chops, , 15c
Pound
Shoulder Roasts, 91c
Pound
Stew,
3 Lb.. 25c
PRICES EFFECTIVE SAT. AND MON., DEC. 18 AND 20
Apples No. 24 tins...----- 2 Cans25c
Hood Rivet Fancy Peck
Grapefruit Juice 14e. No. 5 th.43c
Silver Nip
Pineapple Juice ,o. 2 u.2 for25c
Grapefruit No.. fin.. 3 tor33c
Pineapple No. 9 tins.- 2 tor29e
Summer Isle
413-z. tijul 23c 2
Tomato Juice -1" .
No. 10 tins 39c for29C
Jell
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Libbys---16-oz. tins Sitc
Del Monte
Libb.yo No. I tins
Tomato Soup ........ 5c
Van Camps Picnic Tins
Sweet Potatoes No. 2 tins. 19e
Del Monte. ,
Ripe Olives .... 3 c.25c
Lint hays, medium olives. Buffet tins
Cocoa .2-Lb. Tin 15o
Waverly
Powdered Sugar 3Lb..A7c
For your Christmas Tom and Jerrys
Swansd'n Cake Flour
pLkgb.. 25c
Pkg 5c
Pure fruit flavors
Jell Well 3 pkg.14c
The National DessertYour choice of flavors
Corn 2 .25c
Del Monte Golden Bantam No. 2 tins
Picnics
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Pure Lard
Famous Picnics
For all cooking purposes
Salt Herring
Spiced Herring
Fresh Crabs Larg
Large size
,tk
Gum Drops 2 ib..25e
Chocolate Drops 2 Lbs.25c
Satin Mix ... 2..25c
Lb.191c
3 Lbs. 39c
Each 5c
Pint 19c
Each 19c
Oyster Cocktals
fnoereedvery holiday
i 4 E c
Each 57
Big fresh gums, always a favorite
Rich. creamy old fashioned chocolates
A favorite for very young children
Cream Mix 2 L..25e
The candy with the creamy, flavory centers
Monterey Chocolates 2 tt 75c
Our very best chocolatesThey make delightful gifts
4-Lb. Box.---...$1.25
Raisins litg25c
Thompson Seedless, bulk
Peanuts 2Lb1.25e
New Crop. Freshly roasted nuts
Pop Com 3 Lb..25c
Fancy white rice corn
Cal Ray Sodas or Grahams
PA GE FIVE
11
IXT. Soft She
Almonds 2Lbs.49c
Mince Meat 2 ..19c
Just like home made
Crackers 2 L:,;125c
Peas 2 for29c
Del Monte Early Garden No. 2 tins
Marshmallows pkg. 15c
Fluffiest. For your Christmas salads
Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs.25e
Add new taste appeal to your turkey dressing by using
shredded wheat biscuits
Cream of Wheat....pkg.23c
Chocolate ....... ............ Lb. Barl7C
Bakers Premium
Leg Pork
Tender roasts of choice young
pig pork, served with sweet
potatoes and apple sauce make
a delicious and inexpensive
dinner.
Roasts,
Pound ....... 19C
Steaks Lb. 250
Center cuts of fresh ham
Skinned
Hams
Tender; mild well cured hams
with all the surplus tat and
rind removed
Lb. 25c
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