The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 29, 1937, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Jccomber 29, 1937 Notwithstanding the fact that the Klamath potato advertising !'.: ? DON'T MISS THESE GREAT WES! v. " ""y iff'T J$f3BL Quaker gives you i barrel of Uft lJt? quality and it doesn't cost a bar- tPt relofmoneytobuyit-Here'sthe 11 VL proof that you don't have to be 1) rich to enjoy rich whiskey! Ask m '"fS CTV "r 't Quker md you'll fffi yf0 1 " P'easure- 90 proof. I JO PINT806 iSffif j4 QUART '1.50 hggSJI I 1 STRAIGHT .WHISKEY BRAND k Atwilatlt m Bourbon or Ryt i F If you're the type that likes ePla jtStaJf something extra good, here's straight Bourbon of Old Ken- - gjaVCr? IrSR? tucky that is the answer to your T4?y g fiBf whiskey search. Try this Ken- "JS"" jLjU tucky straight Bourbon, it is "doubU-rub"t 90 proof. PINTASc nik-.L V AT Kentucky Straight BOURBON Whiskeys J riWT2i2S3SiS23Al it For Ooldcu ttfeddutn BQUMON-niiNntn sntiir.trr whkitih program la underway In ntwi papera and over radio stations, many Klamath grower have not yet contributed to the advertising fund. In the last published statement of Klamath growers who contrib uted to this fund. It was shown that 70 growers In Klamath coun ty had enntrihuted S!3 J 6 and that the Reed Tractor company ' LTWI Here's a real favorite. It'l hid no peers for 6 fry years. Golden Wedding'sfirjetastecomesfrom famous blend. Three distinc tive whiskies blended into this really fine whiskey. Remember, all whiskey, fine whiskey! i luxury treat try Golden Wedding. 90 proof. PINT 115 QUART 42.20 These Ira art XvaHaUt la Orsiea had contributed JSC, making a total of SI7J.SS. Since that time the following growera have contributed: Wilson brothers, Malin. S3. SO: G. A. Oeary. Klamath Falls. $1.00; O. J. Hilyard, Klamath Falls. t.60, a total to data ot SSSJ.35. Growers have contributed at the rate of 10 centa an acre. This plan was first undertaken by the Tulelake Potato Urowers association and then by the Klam ath Potato Growers assoclntlou. The above figures apply only to Klamath county growera and do not Include funds subscribed by the Tule lake growers, Kach asso ciation Is to raise (500, the Klam ath county chamber ot commerce putting up a like amount from its advertising fund, making a total budget ot 11600 for adver tising Klamath potatoes. Potato growers throughout the United States are launching a cam paign to Increase the consumption of potatoes as they realise that the greater than average crop this year is seriously depressing prices. Both Maine and Idaho have sub scribed hundreds ot thousanda of dollars for advertising potntoea and other farm products, and De schutes county Is now doing likewise. DAIRY DAIRY Opan Baker, Jerrold Baker, Mary Dixon and Sidney Hall of Klamath Falls spent Sun day afternoon with Opal's and Jerry's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe. Mra. Bert Fraley left last Sat urday evening for Moline, III.. where ahe will spend the holidays with relatives. Before returning to her home In Klamath Falls, she will visit other relatives and friends In Chicago. She Is mak ing her trip by train. Orlan McCumber la busy paint ing and papering his mother's house, which the boys recently moved to her lots in Dairy. Mrs. McCumber will be able to move in very soon. The Dairy school children and Inatructor, Mra. E. Smith, pre sented an enjoyable Christmas program at the Dairy school on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gentry were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Arant Wednesday evening. Mrs. Gentry will be remembered by her friends aa Laura Walker. The Horsefly Irigation district Is constructing a new flume in the Albert Burgdorf field, which will be ready for spring nse. Harry W bltbe and Johnny Bradshaw have been busy working on the construction but the past week Bradshaw haa been laid up with rheumatism so Mr. Black of Bo- nania haa taken his place until Bradshaw Is able to work again. Boyd Bruner motored to Cor vail Is Sunday to bring his family home for the holidays. They all returned home on Monday but Eleanor! who Is working. She will be home to spend the holidays with them. - Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bchmoe and Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Schmoe at tended the wedding of Mary Dixon and Jerrold Baker Wednesday evening at the bride a borne In Bly. Mary Dixon Is the daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon, and Jerrold Baker, aon of Mrs. Eric Johnson of Sacramento, Cal. Jerrold la the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe. Friends of Jim Heltebrand are glad to hear that he is rapidly improving after being sick for the past couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gandy left Thurs day evening for Ashland where they will spend the holiday vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. Gandy live In the Dairy School apartments. Gandy Is on the teacher staff at Bonania. School closed Its door Thiiradav afternoon after the Christmas party and will not open until after the holidays are ended. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horalev and sons Bobby and Neil of 8wan Lake left for Oakland, Cel., where mey win visit with Mrs. Horalevs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thew, and uiuer relatives. KILLED BY POPULARITY KAKSAfl rrTv tn a. fright nroveH . ' - " . .I.Hti , so her baby is dead. Jigger, a kangaroo In Swope Park soo, became nervous when crowds assembled to view hi- r,tt. spring. She threw her still weak 7-month-old baby from her pouch. An imnrnviaerl IniMihatn.. fnlloH to save its life. Our head-hunters are nn mnn ferocious than a bunch of mis chievous schoolboys. Ranee of sarawaK, co-ruler or Northwest Borneo, on a visit to New York. Young people of the First Christian church have niKanlicd a missionary circle with the purpose of studying the work of active missionaries, according to Philip Dlnckman, a member of the now organisation. Blackmail said the purpose ot the group Is to lend more In telligent aid to missionary work ot the church and to stimulate Interest In missionary work In general. Violet Pearaon Is presi dent ot the new society. Members ot tho First Christ ian Kndcnvor wont on a enrol ing expedition Christmas morn ing, after breakfast nt the home ot their advisors, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Robertson. CHAMBER LOOKING FOR PICTURE OF LAVA BED DEER The chamber of commerce hopes to obtain a good picture of deer in the Modoc lava bods, taken last year at the time the winter herds wore concentrated In that area. A request fur such a picture has been received from a nation al magazine. ALG0MA NEWS ALGOMA Bridge club met with Mrs. Mougln. Present were Mesdamea Gray, laltt, Horn, Mills. Heron, Evans, Mougln and Miss Mullens. Mrs. .Mills won first prixe, Mrs. Evans won second prise. Next meeting will be held at Mrs. Evans Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Barrett and daughters June and Barbara ami Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mougln spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Britton Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Houslngton ot Deer Park, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weger of Spokane spent Christmas with Mr. and Mra. W. Henry and Mr. and Mra. Carl Weger. Happy Go Lucky club held their Christmas party at the home ot Mrs. Pat Patterson. Those pres ent were: Mesdamea Tokey, Lo gan, Vlerks, Barrett, Mose, Rass mussen, Gallbrecht, Mode, Chrlss man, Nabakowskl, Hlnkleman. Ambera, Edwards and the hostess. Election ot officers waa held. Mrs. Rassmussen waa elected pres ident and Mrs. Mode secretary and treasurer. A singing club waa or ganised with Mrs. Chrissman leader. Then Santa Claus ap peared with presents for every one and a green and white lunch eon was aerved. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Gall brecht. Mrs. W. Henry was hostess at a Christmas dinner. Present were .Messrs and Mesdainos Ruy Weger, P. B. Houslngton, Mitchell, Urat on, Carl Weger and son Lloyd, Mrs. Martin and sons Clar and Wilson, Miss Thelma Evans, How ard Henry Mr. W. Henry and the hostess. Mrs. M. Eaton of Red Bluff and the two daughtera of Russ Tre wartba, Emma and Alice, are spending the Christmas vacation with Russ Trewartha. Mr. and Mrs. Isllt entertained their children with a Christmas dinner. Those present were Messrs and Mesdamea Rassmus sen, Mose, Issltt, Sbowhollzer and children. A Christmas operetta was pre- sented at the community hall De cember 22 by the school children directed by the teachers. Then Santa Claus came in and with the aaslstance of the ladies of the community gave candy, oranges and applea to everyone. My girl in the fourth grade got 142 arithmetic questions In one lesson one night last week. Amos Fisher, Pennsylvania Amlshman, citing disadvantage of modern education. Story'a out about the senator Whose domestic Wff lalrl ah bad figured out a new kind nt Junket. He fainted when he learned he was paying for it. KLAMATH COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract Title Insurance Escrows ELBERT g. VEATCH 111 So. Fourth gt. Phone 186 Hold Everything! ! II I III Ml .1 .1 I ... mm . tfaettc tl-lf ""' --' lta,M1.t , "I don't care if wc tiid.fio to school lojjclher fttoji ciillinj me 'slinky'. I don't know what It Is I hap pen never to have come across It before. Dr. William Ileebo, Super Market 122 No. 9th Phone 716 Free) Parking BEEF ROAST Lb. lluby Beef BEEF STEW 'T LEGS OF PORK T" .wh:'l.. 19 PORK STEAK "r"'n "d 21' FRESH SIDE PORK Lb. 19 PORK SAUSAGE a , GROUND ROUND STEAK ,h 23 Brandy Flavored MINCE MEAT , Turkeys, Hens, Rabbits Canada Dry Lime Rickey, m Lemon Soda and Hpnrkllng Water Qt. Size Tiottlo A "C W aah Allver Hprlngs or Hop Gold. Case W.29.. DIaa Quality UOlkV Bweet Wine.. Prunes V Petite .be . 2S-Lb. Bos saCCaa Columbia COXiee Brand JVesh Ground 8 Economy Brand Baby Food ,0r25c Sffl Fancy Yams no. . T.n 23c Corn on Cob IsiirgA Can .. 23c Folgers Coflee Grind ...2-I,b. Can 53c Bisquick I -Lb. oa. Pk Cream of Wheat TjArjce TICK Log Cabin Syrup Small Can 22 Medium Can 41 Large Can 79 Leslie's Salt 1H Lh. Pkg. 5 Velvet Tissue 1000 Bhect Roll 4 for scientist, who failed to Identify a strange fish found near naltl-more. New Year Specials Prices Effective Wed., Thurs., Fri MILK 15 OltKtiON , 29 29 ,,.. 19 Powd. Sugar 3 u. 19c Fryers, 29c ....8 Cans 25c Q,45c rt. 10c -EGGS- 08c Strictly Fresh Local Ranch ' Extras. Lge aO( Lbs.WTrW S3f 17c i..ll!T.lls. . tatU rfc- o y Emirs Fountain ' Light Lunch - 25c Big Milk Shakes - - 10c Large Olives, pint - 25c Sweet Pickles, pint - 20c All kinds Cheese Hill Reynolds, 310 Cypress street, suffered possible fractured ribs and numerous bruises when he fell on (he slippery pavement at Carrol and Rodger street at II o'clock Tui'siln)1 night. Reynolds was found by Mr. nml Mis. (Job lloillschor, 1430 Look out, shortly nftnr 11 o'clock. Tliny Immeillnteiy untitled police Hint a man waa lying In the snow, und upon arrival of city pollco Rey nolds was take to Klamath Valley honpltal, where his personal phy sician una culled. Ilo was re ported as comforliilile Wednes day. METHODIST YOUTH PLANNING WATCH NIGHT AFFAIR A gonernl good time Is plan ned tor all iiiumlinrs and friends of the First .Methodist church Friday evening when tho Young Peoples leiiguo will spounor a Jniulioino and wnirh night party beginning nt 8 o'clock and ending a few inliiutea after mid night. Tho ovtmlug will be de voted to gunii's. a program and a watch night service, with ' different members of the league In charge and members and ; for Baby's Cold Proved bft by two genrrationi of mothrn. VICKSL ( V Aeo Hus X Fancy Kastorn .... 2 Lbs. 39 Fancy Western .. 2 Lbs. 2Ba Sweet Potatoes Q Fancy Uuallty 4 ,ba. Klumath Netted (lent Potatoes oq U. S. No. I 100 Lb. Bag BO l.h. nag 49 Oranges r.. DM.29c Grapefruit C Tevaa I'lnk. Ijine Crackers nZTLT:"'.:: 22c OiiV0 Cornin f"rn f Aft VllTVS Jumbo Wise pint Can A7C Oyster Wlllapa Brand Tuna Century Doz. 35' Catsup cub I.,., no,. 14c Ram ttC '"'V1"" "wind aei. DCollS I'anry Hnlarl T.vw No. a tin 3 forJC 4AtM Del Monte 9 Ct VrII Cream Hlyle No. 8 tin a foraC Meco Peas or Corn E. f0r29c Tomatoes Fancy Bo I Id '. -". . 'ft. of assorted Fnntana Egg Fancy Northern Brnnd friends of the church participat ing. A cordial Invitation la exloml ntl by the committee hi charge to all nieiiihora and friends to have a good time on tho lust night of the old year In the parlors of the First Methodist church and help ring In the new In the spirit of fellowship and aoug. Warfare's newest weapons, the airplane nnd the tnnk, are valu able auxlllnrles to the Infantry, hut tor a decision we must si III look to the man on fool, (ion. M ill i n Craig, chief of slnff, United Hlntes nrniy. (everyone In the United Stains, except perhaps our Htate Depart ment, knows Hint a stale nt wai exists In China. U. H. Henntoi Arthur Capper. Kansas. MEASURE THE RETURN with Iniured Safety 4 Current iDlvldsna 1 his Aiiociotion Hat Novor Paid Lett Than First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF KLAMATH FALLS 111 No. Oth St. Phone 171 Member of Federal Havings and l.onn Insurance Corn. Store No. 2 1038 Main Phone 156 Right Reserved To Limit Quantities Cranberries Hlie 4 Inr , Bananas Firm, Itlpe Lb. 5C M Lge. Can 15c , Can v Fish brand No. Vi tin 15 35c Corned BeeS for Swift Prem. 12-oz. can ..a for23C Turk tin. String Beans 20 Parkdnln llrsnd, No. a tin S foe4 " Rice 19 S Lbs. Key, nine Rose Hmall While or Red Mcx, Beans ,, Lhs vr Brand Noodles 1 Lb. Cello Bag Labor Lite l-Lb. Pk Pearl A Flour $149 49 I-fc. nil .miaifab. a Shortening, 4-Lh. Falls.. .... Uuarnnteod Hard Wheat