Jnnunry 28, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
lnu'n fur Norlli Mm. K. I).
1 .11 lit li will li'iivn Mouiliiy nlKltt for
I'iMiliitiil, where alto will meet the
nalliiiml president nf hu mcillral
aitalllitry, Mra. Augustus H. Koch
if A 1 1 ! . I'u, There will lio a
ill it iter hi huittit' nf Mr. Kocli nl
llin Iiiiiiki nf 111" (Iri'Kon stulo
IH't'Mlitmil, Mrs. (limruo ili'ttilnlinil-lei-,
mid it tnmitlng of Lhit stiile
liunrtl of I hn nitilllury In Clio Ore
Kim Hinln Minllrnl sui'lnty In ulna
rliiMliilKil ilurliiK Mm. Kerb's
Hull. Mm. IjiiiiIi In mnlu iruKrnm
rtiiilrmitii fur the nrutinlitnllou.
Mm. I,. II. dim, iirnaliliitit nf Hi"
Klamath auxiliary, will lis unable
In atlonil mill sent a report Irom
I ho Irani rou li ITItlny.
HhnnliiK Improvement Tito
ifliKl cliiflnllii oiH'iiiiniKliiK woril
'wlilili filenils of Mm. (tirlelon
Wiley (Hetty Warner) linve re
ceived In ri'Kiuil to Iter recovery
fnlliiwliiii mi ncrlili'itl Thanke-
kIvIiik iliiy In I'urllnnil, In which
nlm suffered Hi" lit of her lea,
win hi'iiril Ktidiiy iiiornliiK wlicii
her inoilinr. Mm. I. in II" Warner,
reported Unit Mm. Wiley witu itlilo
in lm iitki'ii trout HI. Vliii'i'iil Don.
nihil fur niiliiiiiolilln rliles and to
v i n 1 1 nliuiit the honiillnl In wheel
c hit le.
,ite fur lnlnniU -Ainoni the
Kluinnili Kalla if itldtini. who wll
enjoy a tiny In I ho Hawaiian 1
IiiikU thin wlnli'r nro IT. mid Mr,
i; a Unnni'y mill ilielr tlniiKhler.
Mm. Wllllnm Kuykendall, anil M-
t In Allirn Kuykendall. Inn parly
plana to lonve on me imuu
litter, Mnlitnntn, Saturday from
Hnn Kranrlsco mill will apontl at
It'ttHi a moil (li in Honolulu
William Kuykendiill drove Ihi
Mnsanya. hi wlfn anil little dauijh.
tor to San Kranclsco Thursday.
i
Wro Klglit flub The We
Kliclil plnoihi. club met at the
liiiinn nf Dorothy Johnson In
llontednlo. I.uiu'hoon waa served
nt I b. m.. lifter which three
iiililoit of pinochle wore In Play
hlnh score KitlllK to Hlllll Hhafer
mid low lo (initio WlnnlitKham.
Florence l.oe, Orion HUM, nor
pure JonoH nnd Mlldrnd Went-
ItnuKh wore anests of the after
noon. Nmi moelliiK will he l
tlin homo of l.llllnn Itelllna: In Toe
vnllny with Allen I.uce hostess.
Mr. lUiniihy lleltrr Frlendi
rorolvort curd! from Mm. Kill
hoih Rnntehy Friday alatlnir Ih.nt
hn wns arrnlly Improved follow
liia serious IIIiiom shortly after
the holidays. Mra. Rnmahy la re
rnlvlnir medical treatment while
lit the eolith, where ahe la the
litem nf her hrolher and enter
In-law. Mr. and Mra. B. K. Mar
tin. formerly of Klamath Fall
and now maklni their home in
riodmont.
Atiiimiiiro Hervlre Iter. Arthur
ciinrlea Hales, naalor of the Kirs
( Clirlnilun rhitrrh. hnn nntioiiiiced
an Intnreatlni Sunday Mint snr
vice that he aald la unique. Iter,
Ilatea la conducting a Hlble react
ing aervlre with the congregation
reading the scripture reforenre.
The services hate proved popular
In the pnt and have been attend
ed by over 100. Tito service will
also be conducted Sunday nlltl.
Vlalllnic Hero Mm. Wllllnm
I lurk my and iliiunlilnr, (Inrtrudo,
formorly of Klnmnlli ralla and
now mnkliK their home In Ran
Pranclaro, arrived Iter the early
pnrt nf lit week to vlult with
Mm. Macknny'a two datiKhtora and
ami, Mra. Itny lllvom of t ho While
I'liiii apnrtintuiU, Mra. wiiltiir
Weat, Jr., and Wllllnm llacknoy
Ahout Hun I'l'IH MlllllllllO D-
clitly and Koiinel rlu), offlciira
nld Krliluy Unit fiimlii for iniilii-
InlnliiK the I'icnl keiiimla nnd
providing food for tho dolt
her nrn dorlveil from fill nor
cunt nf the tiilul fnea colleclod
on filj city (1ok, rnlher I hint on
nil Ihn dniia of I'hy mid couiiiy
na linn btien ahiled In mi nrllcto
revlnwlnn tho year'a actlvlllva.
Annnuiirn Tea Dale The Bo-
loiirnora club, which wnlcointia all
nnwcnninra lo Klumulh Full", nn
niinoiinrnd a colonial ton which
will be held Kohrunry 24 III tuo
Wlllnrd hoiel. .Mra. Iludolph
Proohatol haa been named aoneral
chnlrmnn of Ihn affair, at which
the "newcomer will Krool the
"old llmem" of Klnmaih Vnlla.
It . i-IIju llr Umil
W. Hharn roturned Thurailny nlKht
from Medford. where he ana
cnlled In connection with the trial
of Leonard (Indnwa, Klaniiilh In-
.iii. M'll " "
u- il.. --...it n il... riilnl tiimtlnir
en iimi i-itit "i in" '
of Mill Trtinn, white bucknroo, at
Iieany jnnunry b.
Ilnliy tilrl Horn Mr. and Mra.
Hoi llainakor, formerly i Klnm
aih Falla and now mnklnu their
home In KiiKcitn, anuounrn ihn
birth of a daiiahlor, horn Tuea-
day, January 26. Ilnmnker la Ihe
aim nf Mr. and Mm. K. I., item
aker of Bt. Kranrla park.
In Hotil It Mr. and Mra. Ilitlph
Kuiiiir are enjoying a forlnlaht'a
vacation In aouthern California
and alio In Ban Kranclaco. KiKor
la employed by Ihe Southern l'a
elflc and Mm. KuRor la employed
In the office of l.oroni company,
Home From Trip Mr. and Mm
aeorga Btovena of the Kern hotel
have returned from a two weeka'
vacation trip which took them to
loa Anxelea and other point.
They arrived back In Klamatu
Fnlla Wednoadny night.
In HiMDllal .Mr. A. I,, t 'niw
ford, UK Waahliigion atroet, la
In lllllalde hoapllai recoiving
medical treatment. She I not
able to receive vlaltora at thla
time. Mm. Crawford haa boon In
111 health the paal month.
In Hart Kranrlaro Mm. J. liar
din Carter and Mm. Charlotte
Martin left Ihe middle of Ihe
week for Ban Kranclaco where
they will remain for aevnral day,
Mm. carter will uhmlt lo medl
cal treatment while In the louth
Club to Meet Member of OKS
orlnl club No. 1 will meet Feb
ruary 2, Wedneiday afternoon, at
the home nf Mm. N. H. Jonea
6 1 7 North Fourth atrcet. II rid go
will be played.
Iti-ttirtilng to Klnmnlli Mr.
Don J. Zuntwnlt la expected to re
tnrrt to Klnmnth Fnlla from
Clnrontont, Calif., where aho haa
pent the naat few month. The
Zumwall alio vlalted In Reno,
Ban Franclaco and other polnta.
.Mra. Zumwalt la mimic program
chairman of the Library club and
ha alwnya boon nrtlve In mule
clrrle nt Klnmaih Fnlla.
Back From Ho u tit Mr. and
Mm. (Jlonn H. Jono have roturttoil
from a combined bualnea nnd
pleaaure trip lo Ban Franclaco
with Mr. and Mra. Michael Deck
of Medford. Jonea la manager of
Deck bakery here.
Totvitnenil Milan .Morflnir fllon
C. Wnde ot'KHitli'.or for dlHtrlcl 2,
will ndilrntM u lowitHend iniian
niiiiilhig In Ihn circuit niurtroiini
of the county coiirth'iuiin Btintlny
aflnrnonn nt 2: 30 o cluck. Wnde
will npenk on tho tonic, "Amor-
Irn'a Froodom." Tho public I hi
ed.
l-'nglea llriuii Coriw The FOK
drum corpa will hold II regular
practice at the now Kngle hull
Fifth and Mnln atrenta, Monday
nt 7:30 p. m. A IninlrKne moot
lug to determine convention
pinna will bo hold following tho
prnctic-o.
II t'M,m Tll, n II Parinn
nnd fninlly of Hhlpplngtnn have rn-
iiiiiif-il irom a two wi-naii trip
vlnltlnir frlonda nt Nnpn end Frea
no, Cullf. Mra. A. 8. Iloichkln
arcompniili'il the Cnmnn family
aotith. ('iirnon tried out flnlilng
nonr i.nimiitn.
Una OiM-rnllou (lily Kliilg'r of
Clillo'iiiln, who own n drug Mori)
In (lio nitltfhliorlng town, la rn
covering from nu nporntlon to
which he aubmttleil the cnrly part
of the week at III I Initio hoapltnl.
Mra. Blnlgor la with him during
hi IllnoaH.
I'Vml Oiiernllon I.uilvlg I'ntor
hoii of ii)i Conger avenue la a
luiiloiil. nl Klamath Valley hopl
tul, whore he underwent an opera
tion for removal of two too
Thiimdity.
the
he
bo
on IhifcJnohN dm Kelditian of
I'ortlnnd, who miikoa frequent
limine vlilt to Klamath Fall
In the Intercut nf the Mt. Hood
Bonp company, of which ho l one
of lite ottnom, I bore for acvornl
daya.
Imp roving Mm. Adeline
llauck la showing Improvement
following a major operation to
which eho aubmltted at Klamath
Valley honplial enrly thla week.
On HiitliicMa Jerry Fomltiitil,
who reprcai'iiia Cnrlock 1'acklng
company of Bun Franclaco, la In
Klnmnlli county vlHlilng the larger
mills nnd mncblno nhops.
Able In ln Out Arthur Wilson
of Ihe Wll mm A lint nut coin puny
In nlilti lo b it bout nftor an 1 1 1 ih-mh
of novenil daya, during which ho
suffered an attack of rheumatism.
No .Merrill llnnce There will
be no dunce at Merrill Saturday
night as Ihe Oregon Hill llllllos
will play for Ihe President', ball
at Mnlln.
KLAMATH GROUPS
TO TAKE PART IN
BIG CELEBRATION
The year 19311 mark the 200th
anniversary of tho landing of the
first Hwodo on the ahorea of
lielnwnro. The people of Sweden
aa well a thoso of Swedish de
scent In the United States are
planning to commemorate
event.
A groat celebration will
singed In Philadelphia,
ginning June 27 nnd lasting for
a week. Ureal imtublos of this
country and from Sweden will be
In attendance, among other the
crown prince of Bwednn. Com-
inemoriitltig event will be held
In all Swedish center throughout
the country.
in Klnmnth Falls the two local
Swedish groups, the Vasa lodge
and tho First Covenant church,
nro laying plnns to participate In
tho festivities. A large mass meet
ing will bo hold Sunday afternoon,
Juno 26.
The committee In charge of ar
rangement 1 a follow: Kugene
Werner, chnlrmnn; Hev. Gottfred
J. Anderson, errotnry; Italph
Jonsou, John Ilerglund, Carl
Ynitngren, Krlck Krook, Peter
Kustman and Klaie KJellberg.
DRUNKEN DRIVER
GIVEN SUSPENDED
SENTENCE, FINE
Joseph Wilson Gutherle, 32.
a cook, was given a tlx months
sonlvnco, suspended, and a $100
flno with $75 remitted, for
drunken driving, by Justice W.
M. Huriirs Thursday.
Harold Korfoot, 44, a laborer,
was ftiifd $10 for being drunk
on a public highway. He waa In
tho car when Gutherle was ar
rested by state police. Kerfoot
paid $8 nf the fine after spending
tho day In Jail and was released.
The United States constitution
wan placed in effect on July 4,
1789.
SHOW DAIES SET
J. W. Kern announced Friday
that he will hold hi annual log
ging and Industrial show this
year Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 4 and 5, at his showrooms
nt 734 South Sixth street, Klam
ath Falls.
All loggers, contractor and
other truck operator are Invited
to attend.
Thorn will be on display a
representative showing of Inter
national trucks, Including the
now International "west coast
logging apodal" truck, the truck
designed especially for the west
coast trade.
There will also be displayed
Isaacson logging trailer, Fire
don tire and Roe AC and DC
are welders, the latest addition
to J.. W. Kern' large line of In
dustrial equipment.
There will be factory represen
tatives from practically all the
companies whose merchandise la
being shown, and they will give
talks on the respective features
of their products. There will be
three representatives of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber company
here, Including A. J. Stephens,
Portland district manager. These
men will give expert advice on
tires, rims, carrying capacltlos
and other mattere concerning
tire equipment. They will have
moving picture projectors and
films concerning tires and haul
ing. Hnrold Murphy, of the Isaac
son Iron works, will represent
hla company and talk on logging
trailers and dump bodies. The
other Items being foatured will
be ably represented.
If possible, It Is being planned
to havo on hand one of the two
Dr. George Goehring
Dr. David H. Goehring
DENTISTS
307 Medical-Dental Building
Ph. 489
OPEN EVENINGS
new D40-Dnii0 International
trucks which 1. W, Kerns re
cently delivered ' to the Klnumth
county road department.
Free lunch will be served at
noon each day.
2 WEEKS' SPECIAL
Mnke your appointments
Now
Oil Permanents
2 for $4
IMione 1074W
Midway
Beauty Shop
tint to l,llrcn f'afo
Charge Filed F.ddlo Martin
wnn charged with disorderly con
duct at a South Sixth street en
tertainment resort In a complaint
filed In Justice court.
Arkeriunn Hick Leigh Acker
ntun, sorgonnl of the pollco force,
was confined lo his homo with Ill
ness Frtdny.
Mother Dies In Texne Mrs. De
Witt T. Ferguson of the Square
Denl cxchniiKo received word Frl
dny of the ilcnth of her mother,
Mrs. C. F. Slack, at Taylor, Tex.
Drawing Jury I.lst The county
court was busy Thursday draw
ing tho 1938 jury list. ,
PILES
Quick Positive
reroiancnt
RELIEF
Advanced non-surgical meth
ods. NO HOSPITALIZATION No
lou of time from work.
.Many satisfied patients In
Klamath and surround fng
country have been given per
manent relief. Write for
booklet.
Si1. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic Physician
781 Main Phone 404W
linte la Hot Knsler Mondny, or
the first Mondny which follows
Knnler Sunday, tins been chosen
ns Ihn tlnte of ihe bridge tea and
) fashion show which will be spon
sored by Ihe guild of St. raul s
Kplscopnl church, It was an
nounced following the regulnr
guild meeting In the pnrlsh house
Thursdny nflernnon. This Is the
second nnntinl affnlr.
Ilcliirii From South Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Houston have re
turned from a month's trip which
took them to polnta In California,
nnd enat to Florida, While at
Mlnnit tbey took a plane to Cuba
where thoy enjoyed a stay of sev
eral dnys. Houston la tho Klnm
aih Fnlls representative of tile
K'lultabl Life Insurance com
pany. lli'ttiiti From South Mrs.
(imirgo T. Casper and her slstor,
I'ltyllls Ilognn, have roturned to
Klnmnth Falls from Hollydnle,
Calif., where thoy havo been since
the death of tholr fnthor early in
Jnnunry. Miss Ilognn, who for
morly lived horo, hns returned and
will ntnko hor home with Dr. and
Mrs. Casper.
nettinilng Homo After visit
ing here for the past few weeks
Mrs. Carrie Mnlcr of Fnlrfax,
Calif,, plnns to return this week
end to hor homo. She Is a former
Klnmnlli Fnlls resident nnd cam
north, cnlled hy the serious Ill
ness of her brother, W. J, Stein
mots. I. Idle Improvement Is
shown In fltelnmots' condition,
however.
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Dofior coffoo is easy to make
with ALL these flavor factors
RECTAL DISEASES
Mild electric treatments,
rcpliicliitf o 1 (1 modioli.
Nim-cnliNtilitg, nnn-siirgl-cnl
nnd snfer. KKHULTH
start Willi first treat,
nioiit. Wrllo for FltKH
booklet,
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Hpaclnllst
C'naso Drna, Chlroprnctlo
Cllnlo
828 No. 71 li Phono 420
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if
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flavor of the bean.
A rout that perfects the flavor.
Cup-tasting to check the flsvot.
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cells perfectly foe any coffee-making
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Freshness insured by an exclusive
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1
thi corrn with thi 7&m fotifaf
Super
Market
122 No. 9th
Phone 716
Free
Parking
Store
No. 2
103S Main
Phone 1SS
Right Reserved
To Limit
-' Quantities
CANNED FOOD SALE
Replenish your cupboard with these canned foods priced at a distinct saving to your food budget. You'll
find all your needs listed here: Canned Fruits, Canned Juices, Canned Sea Foods, Canned Meats and
Canned Vegetables STOCK UP AT EMIL'S AND SAVE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI., SAT. AND MON.
QUALITY MEATS SATURDAY ONLY
Swift's Bacon Pkg 21c
Salt Pork Stt Lb.20c
Corned BeeS Lb.18c
Jiggs Special Boned and Rolled.
Kraut Quart 10c
Mince Meat Lt..Q.u.B2yLb,.19c
PORK SPECIAL
Legs Pork JZTJL, Lb. 21c
Pork Chops
Loin and
Rib ..
Side Pork .;!',..,
Cottage Butts ...
Uamo While They
Last
Lb. 23c
Lb. 19c
Lb 29c
Lb 19c
Marshmallows
Fresh Fluffy
2 Bags
25
Krispy Crackers
2 Lb. Box
29
Eggs
22c
Guaranteed Freab
Extras Large
Dozen
Saturday Only
CORN Meco" Brand, No. 303 Can . ..Case $2.19 3 cans 25
BEANS Parkdale brand, No. 2 tin....Case $2.19 3 cans 29
PEAS Meco brand, No. 303 tin Case $2.19 3 cans 29i
TOMATOES, Extra standard, 2 tin Case $2.19 3 cans 29t
TOMATO SOUP Van Camps, large 22-oz. can 3 for 29
CHICKEN RAVIOLI No. 1 tall tin 3 for 29 ti
Jewel
Shortening ,
100 Pure
Vegetable
4 Lb.
Pail
49c
Cocoa
Much More.
Brand
2 Lb. Can ..
Silver Margarine 2 lbs. 25c Hot Sauce
15c
Shrimp
Silver Thistle Brand (
Wet or Dry....2 Cans
Corned BeeS
Swift Prem.
12-oz. tin, 2 for
Swedish Style
Meat Balls
Can
Oysters
Meco Brand
2 Cans
20
25c
25c
Deviled Meat
Swrft Prem.
No. V4 tin, 6 for
Vienna Sausage
Swift Prem. est
3 Cans aOC
Tuna Fish
Century Brand
No. Vt tin, 2 for
Albers
Roseware
Wheat or Oat
Lge. rkst.
Grapenut
Flakes
2 Pkgs
35c
24'
19c
Calumet
Bak. Pwd. 1
1 Lb. Can
mi
13
Today . . . $1.00 bnji just u many SAW FINE FOODS aa $1.50
bought in the year of 1929 or eren in the "arerage year of
1926. Yon tare 13 at Today's low prices of S&W canned fruit
and vegetable.
SPff
Pineapple Juice, No. 2 tin 2 for 29
Grape Juice Pt. Bottle 21
Fruit Cocktail, tall tin 17
Peaches, No. 2Vs can 2 for 43
Sliced Pineapple, No. 2lt tin 24c
Diced Beets, No. 2 can 13
2 LB. TIN
ly I 1 LB. TIN
lyy 25
' SW Green Lima Beans, No. 2 tin .24
gflf Telephone Peas, No. 2 tin 2 for 35
gy Cream Style Corn, No. 2 tin 2 for 33
gfjff Corn on Cob, large can 23
gfiff Titan Olives, tall can . 29
'-jrWet Pack Shrimp Can 21
S3r
.32
$500.00 IN WEEKLY CASH PRIZES
fConirst Clotn April 6, 1938)
B,.giiimiiT. .imm.iw
3 Cans
10c
Tomato Juice
Swift Prem.
46-oz. Can .
19c
Grapefr't Juice
Del Monte 99.
No. 5 Tin
Orange Juice
Golden Flow
No. 1 Tall mm0
Tin 2 forAJle
Cake Flour 4C
Swansdown. g. pkg.
Fontana Fancy
Egg Noodles
1 Lb.
Cello Bag
CofSee
Columbia Best
Fresh Ground
1 Lb. 22
3 Lbs
65c
Pineapple
Dole Broken Slice
No. 2Va Can
2 for ............
39c
Milk
39C
Mt. Vernon
Tall Tin
For
Cornmeal 2d
White or yellow. 9J lb. bag
Northern Brand
Flour
Hardwheat
40-lb. bag
n9
Rinso, lge. pkg.
Lifebuoy Soap Q
3 Bar
Lux Toilet Soap Q
3 Bam
Balco Sw. Wine
Pint 25c
Quart 45c
2lc
Sugar
Fine Granulated
10 Lb.
Cloth
Sack
5JC
LUNCH AT EMIL'S
Light Lunch 25c
Corned Beef S'wlch ..15c
Hot Fudge Sundae 15c
Hot Butters'ch Sundae .15c
Big Milk Shake 10c
Klamath Cheese ........ lb. 18c
PRODUCE SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLV .
Bunch Vegetables 3 0r5c
Bananas Firm Ripe Lb. Sc
Oranges
Juice Size ........................ 5 Doz. 25c
AppleS DeSu" Box 98c
Grapefruit
Potatoes
Arizona Doz. 29c
Klamath Netted Gems AQt
U. S. No. 2 ...100 Ll.t'