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THE NEWS AND TITE HERALD. KLAMATTI FALLS. OREGON
Kiijnwt 2(1, 10.13
William A. Van Busklrk, ser
vice department manager for the
Balslger Motor company, will go
to Colorado Springs next month
a guest or ins oro. juoior com
pany to attend the annual Morlt
nlnh nnifnllnn snnniiored br
Ford. Announcement ol this was
made In Portland Friday uy j. j.
Hague, manager of the Portland
FnrH hrnnch. when he revealed
the names of the prize winners
from the Portiana Drnucn terri
tory In the annual national Merit
liih pnniMt. Pnrticimints in the
contest, which lasted June 16 to
August 15, were parts merchan
dising managers and service de-
nartnient managers from rora
dealerships.
This tho fourth successlv
year In which Van Uusklrk has
won a trip to the annual meet
ing of the Merit club. At Colo
rado Springs he will receive I
special Merit club button bearing
four stars.
T r. irT,urjia. narts merchan
dising manager for the Ualsiger
Motor company, was the winner
of one of the cash prizes awarded
in the contest.
KLAMATH-LAKE
C. E. PLANNING
; CONFERENCE HERE
The Klamath-Lake Christian
Endeavor union will have a one-
day conference Saturday. Septem
ber 3, to hear the messages of
Walter Meyers, state Christian
' Endeavor field secretary, Howard
Cole, state president, and Phil
Barrett, state publications super
lintendent.
The first session will be In the
Pnesbyterlan church at 2:30
.o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
program will consist of a song
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service led by (Jeanne Uoeller,
special music, and short talks by
the three visiting officers.
A banquet In Merrill at 8:46
will ho the opening attraction of
the evening sessions. Tickets will
b on sale at all the Christian
lindeavor devotional meetings at
7 o'clock Sunday, August 28. The
boys' quartet of Merrill and a
reading by Thelma Petit will be
the entertainment during the ban
quet.
The closing session will be held
In the auditorium. After the song
service. Barbara Bentley of Tule-
lake will sing. Howard Cole and
Walter Meyers will be the speak
ers of the evening.
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"The federal government has
settled claims with 129 Oregon
families under the old-age Insur
ance provisions of the social se
curity act for a total of 6,254.40
during 25 working aays of July."
Daniel J. Coraan, manager of the
Klamath Palls office of the social
security board, has announced.
"It is particularly Interesting
to note," Coman stated, "that the
claims certified In Oregon In
July represented more than seven
per cent of the total number cer
tified in this state since the old
age insurance program of the act
became effective on January 1,
1937. This is undoubtedly due
to the fact that the average
amount to which the worker is en
titled has Increased as his work
credits Increase and also to the
spread of better understanding of
the system among those who are
eligible."
Coman said that the federal
government has received 40,097,
446 applications tor account num
bers 532, 2S9 of these being re
ceived during the month of July.
The July, 1933 account card total
Is an increase of 8,236,378 appli
cations over the 31,861,068 total
as of July 31, 1937.
More than half of the claims ;
certified In July in the nation as
a whole 8,893 were filed by
heirs or representatives of the es
tates of wage earners who have
died; single cash payments to
these claimants averaged 850.39.
The remainder of the claims came
from wage earners who had
reached the age of 65, their pay
ment averaging 855.36.
The Klamath Falls office of ,
the board is located at 611 Medi
cal Dental building.
MRS. ALICE SHORT
DIES WEDNESDAY
AT YREKA HOSPITAL
Mrs. Alice Short, 60, passed
away in the Yreka General hos
pital early Wednesday morning
following a major operation Sat
urday. Mrs. Short was born at Phoe
nix, Ore., and spent the early part
of her life there. Forty-four
years ago she was married to
Charles Short of Phoenix. Eleven
years later they moved to the
Pratber ranch near Macdoel, and
they have made their home in or
near Macdoel up to this time.
Five children and five grand
children Burvive besides the hus
band. The children are Harry of
Sprague River, Mrs. Jerry McCar
tie of Bonanza, Burrls of Tule
lake, Donald and Evelyn of Mac
doel r.randrhildren am X'onie
McCartie Schooler and Mary Mc- I
Cartie Schooler of Bonanza, Mlkle i
and Jimmie of Sprague River and j
Billy of Tulelake. A sister, Flor-
ence Dollarhide, lives In Ashland,
a brother, Horace Dunlap In
Klamath Falls, a sister in Tacoma
and a brother In Arizona.
Funeral services were held In
Phoenix Friday afternoon. 1
FINE AT
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WE INSTALL
JYOUR PURCHASE
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MacDonald
Tire Sales Co.
Wholesale Retail
Opposite Willnrd Hotel
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Effective in Klamath Falls, Merrill, Tulelake, Dorrii, and Chiloquin
Saturday and Monday, August 27 and 29
nk your choice has wqn
Del Monte Peas
Rnrly Clardon. No. I Tins
2 For 25C Dozen $1.45
Mission Peas rJ'nL. no.. 98c
FRESHLY GROUND TO
YOUR EXACT ORDER
THE VERY MOMENT
YOU BUY IT.
(With Coupon)....
The pure vegetable shortening. Ilrlngi out tht trus, rich flavor of food.
29c
PLAC
Yes, AIRWAY Coffee buyers, your choice has won first
place. It is the largest selling package coffee West of the
Mississippi River and by many thousands of pounds.
That's the best evidence that AIR WAY is the best buy in
the coffee field todayl It is a great big coffee value and it
pleases more people than any other. Try it.
3 ibs. 35(0) if;
Snowdrift
The pure vegetable shortening.
Wesson Oil
Milk
Tomatoes
3 40c
(With Coupon) Qt. Tin
For nicer meals at less cost
Maximum
tall tint ..
Taste Tell
No. 21g Tin.
Dozen 08
3
3
For
For
17c
25c
boltlc.l9C
sf
IC9UU Patsy Urg U-os. bnttlra bnl
Pressed from fresh, ripe tomatoes
rj1rti Pure cider 4o grain full strength for f J .
TlliCgar your pickling gallon Xft
Baking Powder Clobber fllrl. R'J-os. tin 19c
Grapefruit
Htokfiy's ....No. nno tins 3 rr 29c
rCtt CIICS 0f cohl No. a 4 tins t for Jt
3 for 25c
2r.. 25c
Pineapple Juice '
Corn
Drl Monle tall
o. Utl tins...
Nob Hill 2 lbs. 39c
Edwards
Dependable 2 lb. tin 45c
Salmon Del Monte lb. tins 19c
Salmon Alaska Pink ....lb. tins 2 for 25c
Del Monte m t Cft
oval tins J for
Your choice of all flavors
U tins for AW
Oaaak Hershey's or Bakers
Dotrn, ft. 1.1: rnse of St, f'J.Hfl
No. 3 Una fran
Dol Monte Golden Bantam Fancy cream style
Pork 8 Beans v" ...S. . 10c
TL
ilnfcn OHr, No. a Una for
Three Sisters Cut filrlngless
25c
Sardines
2 tor 25c
Cocoanut Ib. PkBS. 25c
String Beans
Hershey Aero Bars 2 - 5C
Regular (c bars. Clean-up price good while present stock lasts.
full Ib. tins
T)j.. ...... Tt..4-. Tteal
rcdiiui OllllCl i
Roast
Marshmallows ,FrccseuoaCdaiT 10c
2 lb. Jar 2 5C
19c
Superb Soap 1 the large package
Soap Peets Granulated L(rc. Pkg. 29c
Starch Argo corn or gloss, Ib pkg. 2 for 19c
Black Walnut Cookies
The bandy package f M.
for quick lunches A
Flour
Kitchen Craft
49-lb. bag $1.39 241a -lb. bag 79
Harvest Blossom
49-lb. bag $1.29 24V2-lb. bag 69
Anchor
49-lb. bag $1.19 9-Ib. bag 37
Lion
49-lb. bag $1.09 9-lb. bag 35ti
Air Light Flour 49-lb. bag 95
I'RCJDtCE I'ltfL'KS KFKKCTH'K SATtHDAY ONLY
Danish Squash 3,rl0c
Medium Sizes
Bananas 3 lb.. 14c
Golden Ripe Fruit
Watermelons Lb lc
Extra sweet meated melons
Potatoes 50-Lb. Bag 39c
Klamath Netted Gems, U. 8. No. 1
Pears Full Lug Boxes 39c
Fancy rtogue River Bartlotts ,
Lemons 2 doz. 45c
Large sizes, crammed with Juice
Concord Grapes S-Lb. Basket 29c
Peaches
Yakima Klbortni
Crate
59c
Ashland Elhcrtns
Crate 69c
Those plump, firm Concords
Prunes Crat.49c
Tomatoes
Fancy Rngue River Valley
Tomatoes
Crate
49
Orotrnn Italian
Dinner Sets
L2tpieca $1.98
32-pieces glass ware regu
lar $2.98 value to go at
$1.98 while supply lasts.
White King Toilet
Soap . . 3 bars 14c
White King Gran.
Soap . lge. pkg. 30c
Mission Bell Soap
4bar. 19C
Rinso
For your finest silks and linens.
Pkg.
22c
MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY ONLY
By the piece Lb,
It's the cure that makes this bacon so flavory
27c
Lb 25c
Bacon
Hams Half or whole,
, fine grained,
fast, ba
Beei Roasts
Plan your din
Chickens Lb.l9c
Tendor, Juicy, fine grained, sugar cured. Fry the center slices for break
fast, bake or broil the balance.
Steer Beef Lb. 12?c
Plan your dinner around this delicious roast
Lamb
The most easily prepared of all
fresh monts
Legs o' Lamb Lb. 221s
Shoulden Lb. 15
Chopg Lb. 25
For fricassee or stewing
Fryers
Lb.
25c
Plump, tender meated birds
Veal
Genuine Klnmnth County Spring
Veal
Roasts
Shoulder cuts Lb. 15t)
Steaks
Shoulder cuts Lb. 19
Lipton's Tea
Orange Pekoe
'a-Lb.
Pkg.
41c
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