AuKimt 20, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I'lilii'i'li'd lli-rn 1'mnlnii Nllilny,
iiri'nlili'iit nf llin Nnrlli wi'bIoi n
Klntt'N iiiliinlmi til I ho Clnirrli of
J huh Chiliil nf I -ill 1 i- Hay HiiIiiIh.
will lin lii Khiniiilli Kit I la K ii niluy
Aiik'ikI 2S, ill which 1 1 iu hu will
Imlil u iMinriM'Oiif'ii wllli iiipiiilinm
nf llm rlniiTli mill vlnllnrn. 'I'll o
IIHII'lllIK will Iki Ih'IiI In 1 In' iiuill
lull ii in nf llin iiihlli 1 1 lnii ry ul
7::in ii. in. Nllil"y rci i'iiily
liniii'il fi inn mi i'HMinlvii I rip
IIiI'oiikIi Aliinlui, wliini hu (inluli
llnliuri li i ii n y Hiimliiy H' liiiiiln nnil
liraiii'lit'H, II wnn iiniiniinrcil. llin
vlnll ln'tii nl I It In IIiiik will IiiIim
ont lllllliy liiiMlltiKm of llin rlllircll
nnil riii'iiila, mi'inlinm of llm i'oiii
Hill ton nlntiMl.
Hiuh.'iiI Krrvlip On Sunday
cvnnliiK ii M"'lal nxrvlio will lio
Imlil In llm I'll"! Mi'llinilliti
rhill.'li wll'ill Kur. Matllmw Kran-
iln or Wiilmill, KiikIiiikI. lll l'
llm Micrliil Kpi'iilii'i', llin mill
MiiIIIikw Kniiuiii, Jr., will li-ail
llin hIiikIiik ml will "lux In
Wolnli. Tim Klral ITonliytmliin
nnil I tin A 1 1 ii in o ii t i'riiiiliyli'i'liiii
iIiiiitIi will llllltu III llilfi aurvlco
In hour Dr. Kin in Im In Imtli antiK
mul ituiiiiuii. A cordial 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 ' Ion
Ii nximiiloil 10 Ih ii Kim"! ul public
by (lis union pimton.
Hpcnkn ul (lllliiilllll III tlio
nlmi'llro f thu pimliir, Ilov. M'U
fnlil. Illt I ( v . .Ylultliiw Kllilirlri.
Jr. of Walmill. Kiiglaml, will ho
t ho apodal Hpoakor nl tliu t.'oni-
iiiuiilly .Mollioillal church o Llillo
ijii I n Kiiitilny inoinliii!. "An lliiv.
Krniirla in mil only mi Inloroiitliiit
npi'iik'T lull ii npl Hil I'-ml'T In
aoiix. I IHn ni'ivlio nlioulil llltvo a
lull!" niiual to Iliu puoplii of
i lilloiiiiin mul vicinity.' llev. J. w.
S iiri'll of I ho Mutlioillnt church
linru mill it Krlilay.
VlallltiU i lMki llnv. mul
Mn. Italpli F. Dooaolior mid llinlr
daughter. Dorln of Kxulnr. Calir
aro spending Iho wool In tlio
Hi'lillhorl oalilll nil llio wnnl nlilo
nf l.nko o' llio Wooilii. llin llnv
Mr, Uneachor In llio liilulninr of
thn I'rnaliytnrlnii church of llio
Cnllfornln city mul In nuppiyiiiir,
llio locnl pulpit or Hint denomi
nation duriiiK Iho nhaonce of Iho
Hov. Tliooiloio Kinttli.
Vlaiimn lnvo-Mr. mul Mm.
Otto II. Solflert of MoIIiip. ill . r
turned lo tholr homo In Iho mld
dlowon after YliltliiK In Klamath
Falla a a tho homo Riioata or Mr.
and Mra. Kroil Flool of Alam.'iln
atroi'i. Thin wan Iho firm vlnll
tho Holffcrta have niiiilo In Dili
city.
Iti'liirn Here Mr. and Mra.
Donald Taylor and dauihler.
Nancy, returned Iho inlddlo of Ills
work lo tholr homo In Ht. Fraud
park, following a vacation which
limy ipcni at Lake, o' tho Wooda.
Taylor In employed In tlio officii
of llio Oregon Mate highway de
part in mil.
I ; Kiinto Home -Mrs. E. M.
Andersen loll Wednesday for
roriland, whore alio will vlnll for
a few dayn licforo roturnliiK homo
lo Ureal Full". Mont. Mrn. An
deraeh had lieon horo for tin pant
month rlaltlng her on. Waller
Andersen, and family.
Itoporta Accident Loo Sparks
c Morrill, CCC truck driver, re
ported a minor accident which
occurred AtiKimt 24 on Iho J canal
bridge. Driver of llio other enr
wan Dorno K. Woodward of Den
ver. Colo., according lo a report
filed with tho ahorlffn office.
Fried chicken nnntlivlchea fWr.
Vetr'a llniuliiirKi'r Shop, 010
Main.
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
Hpoclnllica In Hteer anil llaby
lli't-f
Quality Ahvnyn riunranteeil
Freo Delivery
lAiula Eaclilu, Proprietor
RECTAL DISEASES
Mild electric trcntlnenta,
replnclng o I d niethmla.
Non-conflnlng, non-aurgl
cnl nnil anfer. RICH II LIS
atnrt wllli lira I trenU
incut. Write for KltlCU
booklet,
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Bpeclnllnt
Cnaac) llron. Chiropractic
Clinic
SIM No. 71 h Phono 420
WANTED
1000 Men and Women to Share in a Full
Evening of Fun and Frolic
PRE-CONVENTION
Armory Dance
Tomorrow Nite
Conducted by Our Own Champion American
Legion Drum Corps
Itelurn Here Mr. and Mm.
I, en H. McMiillen and iliiuglilor.
Francos l.oe, relumed Iho early
purl nf Iho week from Hlienati
iloiih, In , where Ihey spoilt llm
past Ihroo wimks. They attended
u reunion of McMullen'a family
at Iho old home In Hhnniiudonli In
noiitliwonlont luwu. Tlio two
iIiiiikIiIiii'h mul Hin a noun of Mr.
nnil Mm. Hit in McMiillon, nltniiileil
Iho reunion wllli I Iml i' puronla for
tho flint Hum In 11 yearn, iiccord
I n k to McMiillen. Ho reported
crop conillllona, onpuclally tho
corn, rcollont tliroiiKhoul Iho
luldilluwent mid nald hiinlnena con
dlllnna III general woro Improviid.
lleliirnliiK went Iho McMiillena
drove through noveral of tho iiu
lloual parka, alopped briefly In
Denver, llolno anil olhor wontorn
polnln,
llrlvo Norlli Mr. and Mm.
I.ynn lloycrori loft Friday for
roillunil on a liuiilnena trip. Willi")
north they will Join with tlio
l.eiidiira' club of Oregon Mutual
I. ire liinurmira cnmpmiy and will
travel with tho group to Tlnihor
llim lodge, whero Iho convention
of llin orgmilr.iillon will ho Imlil
for tour daya. For tho nocond
yoar In aucconnlon lloycrori hna
nucceoiled In writing doulilo hln
nnnlKiieil (iiola for club quullfl
callonn, ho ntnliid Friday.
Hhona Work Duko O'Neal wan
huny Friday moriilng putting up
a dlnplay of dnlla, bankola and
other woven artlclen niado by tho
Klamath Irlboa. Tho dlnplay la
nhown In a window of Klamath
county chamber of commerce:.
Hpcrdn Truck I'aul Stanley
Htorllng waa arreated by atuto po
lice and charged with apeedlng a
truck on highway No. 311. Ilo
waa aimed lo appenr beloro Jua
tlco of Iho I'uaco W. Ii. Hurncn
Friday afternoon.
Hpnrk l'luga Taken City po
llco wero advlned by Dorrla off 1
cora thai prowlora colored a r
vl co ntnllnn In Dorrla and muilo
off wrth 30 apark pluga and 30
flnnhllghti nomollmo during Iho
night of Augunl 26.
Iavea for Hnlein Marilyn
O'Neill, young daughter of Mr.
and Mm. Jonepll ". O'Neill, left
by train Wednenilay nlghl for
tinleiii, whero nho will vlnll until
achoo) ilarli at tho homo of her
grandparenta, Mr. and Mra. 8ollg.
Kinmliirr Hero Ward Mclley
uolda, examiner tor operatora and
chauffeuta. will bo In Klamath
Falla Tuenday and Wcrtneaday of
next week. Ida office will he lo
cated In tho baaetnent of tho court
houao.wlth houri from 1 p. in. to
E p. m.
Attend l-lrnlc Mr. and Mra.
Wllllniu Keeaeo and throo loni
motored to nutte crook Batiirday,
where they npent the weekond
with roliitlvea. They alno attend
ed the Maaon-IChrniann picnic
hijld at Anhlnnd a I.I t hia park.
At Hummer Home Mrn. 13111
Mnrllfm. and dniiL'tilnr hftVn linen
npendliig the pant eouplo of weoka
hi ihn . allliltner rnliln nn llio L.II
He Denchutei rlvor alter return
lug from a fortnlght'a motor va
cation trip Inlo Canada.
Itelurna Krom Houth Lucille
Arthur, daughter of Mr. and Mra,
Carl Arthur, han returned lo
Klamath Falla after npcndlng (be
pant thren nionlhn In Loa Angeloa
vlnltlng relntlvoa and frlonda.
Ilotiirna lo Hpokano Myrtle
Dnnforlh la leaving Sunday to
lako chargo of Iho achool of
which nho la nrlnclnal at Sno
kane. She ban been tho house
giiosl hore of Mrs. J. Olnen.
Halln to Honolulu Marjorle
ltnnlnrff. dnimlller of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Ednall, waa to sail for
Honolulu Friday on tho Matsonla
for a iwo-weok vacation trip.
Vlnltlng Here Mrs. Francca
Love of Portland and her niece,
Mrs. Wllila Cualorfuse, are hero
visiting with Mrs. Love's brother
and slstor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
F. R. Mall of 1453 Wllford ave
nue.
Ijenva for Wanliliifrton Mr
and Mrs. I,. I. Brooks and son
Lano, aro loavlng for Washington
Siiturday morning, whoro they
will visit with relatives and
friends In Belllngham, Wenatchee
and Spokane.
Hlnklvou Cnnillilato Samuel T,
Flnley ot Yreka was In Klamath
Falls early this week after a cam
paign swing through tho Tulolako
area. Flnley Is a candidate for
suporlor judge ot Siskiyou county
LOCAL CREAMERY
Orriclala of lliiyinond Dairy
rompmiy advlned city police Frl
duy morning Unit prowlxra lind
broken Inlo the creamery early
Friday morning, gaining entry
through Iho nky light glnnn.
Tho nn Fa wan not nnlori'd, po
llen wero told. Unlry lo llio
building wiih nl in 1 1 ii r lo Hint lined
hy prowlora on May i, J a ft 2 when
tho place wan burglarized.
Sprague River
HPHAGIIK ItlVKH Mrs. W. J.
Monro returned lo her homo In
Kprague lllvor Knliirday aftor a
wvek's vlnlt in Modford.
Word bus been received of the
III rib of a daughter lo Mr. and
Mm. C. 8. (Hill) Tool on Augunl
14. The baby hna boon named
Alomi Darlnno.
(lone Morrllt left recently for
Medford where ho expecta lo
npend several weeks working In
thu packing hounen.
Mr. and Mm. Frank McCul
lough returned lant week from a
short trip to Corvallla.
Mr. and Mrs. K, Chrlntcnnon
and family moved back lo Hprngue
lllvor hint Sunday. Chrlatonnen
has returned hie duties at Iho
Crnlor l.nko mill.
Cloorgo Adams Is repainting
tho pankny home thin week.
Mm. Eiiwnrd J. Whalen of
Klammh Agoncy, and Minn Vir
ginia May Lovell of Medford were
vlnllorn In the homo of Mr. and
Mm. It. (J. Moore lam week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds
returned Sunday from an extend
ed trip through Yollowntono park
and lo the homo of Mm. Itey
noldn mother at Unit , Montana.
On the return trip they mopped
nl Cascade, Idaho, lo vlnlt two of
Mrs. Reynolds' brotborn, and at
1'rlnovlllo, Oregon, lo spend a
day with Reynolds' sinter. Whllo
at 1'rliiovlllo they saw many of
their old friends from Hprngue
Itlver. Donald Stanton, who nc
cnmpnnlod them, In nlaylng In
i'rlnovlllo to vlnlt hln father.
J. L. Haddock, who recently
nunlalned norloua Injuries In fall
ing from a truck, han resumed
hln work at the Kwauna ramp.
(.'. A. Nlrhola In driving a now
maroon coupe.
E. F. Merrill of tho O. K.
Transfer Co.. at Klamath Falla
waa In Sprague Itlver on bunl
nena lant week.
Mrs. Anna llrooks of Chinese
Camp, Calif., Is now making her
homo with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Zlbull o( this city.
Mr. and Mrn. C. A. Fuller. Jr..
and family have recently moved
Into the hou previously occu
pied hy O. W .Ludwlck.
Jack Thranher In going to
Klamath Falls this week for
treatments for sinus trouble
W. C. Pankoy and daughters
spent Tuesday In Klnmalh Falls.
Mr. snd Mrs. K. 8. Illley and
family spont Iho weekend In Mer
rill. Dr. H. II. Howard nnd family
of tialena, Illinois, spent a week
In Sprague Illver vlnltlng Mrs.
Howard's brother. Dnn Wann, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllburn Craig
and daughters Thyllls and Ber
nlce and Wayne Olander of Red
Oak, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Craig's brother-in-law
and aimer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan
Kggers. They made a trip to tho
coast for noveral days of this
woek and expert to return to their
homo within a fow dnys.
Shirley and Norma Jean Book,
dnughtera of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Hook, entertained several of tholr
smnll friends at a birthday party
at tholr homo on August 8. Shir
ley was flvo years old on Hint
date and Norma Jean was six
years the following day. A pink
and white cake nnd lomonado was
served lo tho gucsta following a
couple or tionra of games and
Play. The following wero pres
ent: Patsy and Ralph Lovclnnd.
Gary Holdrtch, Ruth Panky and
Gerry, Juneve and Joan Brlsco.
Minn Mildred Shlpmnn, teacher
Mothers
9th Annual
4'i' . A
V - '-wKA
August VV yX
Absolutely XVW 'A
' Vv.,Mi' -SPSS t"'
For Entering
Kennell-Ellis Studio
"Most Attractive Child" Contest
22 Prizes to 22 Winneri
Main St. at Eighth For Particulars Phone 2010
The Following Donors Sponsor Awards:
H. W. Poole; Lost River Dairy; Buster Brown; Pine Street Mkt.;
Beck's Bakery; Lucas Furniture; Montgomery Ward; Malin Mercan
tile; Laird Drug, Morrill; News & Herald; Shaw Stationery; Roberts
& Peak; Penney's; Waggoner Drug; Pearce Boauty Shop; Mur
phey's Seed Store; Poole's Bicycle Shop; Geo. Metz; Moe's.
Hold Everything!
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LITTLE TT Tf ' ' Q)
DAISY , . ,, . 3-
lm o-it. conn. iMtav Nmcwvicr we.
"Say, did 1 Icuvc a bag of cement instead of flour here
this morning?"
of the primary room In Sprague
River for tho pant three years,
waa expected lo arrive Sunday for
a vlnlt with friends. Mlns Ship
man hus spent the summer with a
sister In Oregon City and friends
In TacouiD, Wanb. She la lo teach
in the Hhanta achool near Klam
ath Falla this next year.
Harvesting of clover on the
Tom Calnies ranch went of
Spraguo River Is now under way
with two crews working nights
and early mornings.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodges of
Merrill, and Hodges' sinter. Mm.
Fox, and daughter of Washington,
D. C, woro vlnllorn In Sprague
River recently. Hodges was
among the firm residents of
Sprague River, having owned a
partnership In a pool room here.
C. D. Ough and A. L. Brook
went on tho .Spoiinmen'a tour of
the deer reserve on Lake. Klam
ath and Modoc counties Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hammons
were Merrill visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Hammons will again be rook
at tho Merrill School cafeteria
and was taking care of business
In regards to the cafe.
TULELAKE BRIEFS (
TUI.F.I.AKE Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Chapman, Portland, parents
of Mm. J. R. Barr, aro guests of
Mrs. Barr and Dr. Barr for a 1
week. The guests relumed early
this week with their daughter
who attended on August 21 a cel
ebration In honor of their fifti
eth wedding nnnlvomary at which
seven of their ten children wero
present. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman
with ten children and 19 grand
children, boasts of no deaths In
the family In 50 yearn.
Married In Missouri In 1SS8.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman came west
years ago settling first In Mon- j
tana where Chapman was U. S. i
commissioner and clerk of the
district court for ninny years.
Klghtecn years ago they moved
to Portland whero they reside
outside the city on a farm.
Tho' children include Jack of
Alturas, Richard, Stockton; Boice,
Chicngo; Gus, Oswego, Oregon;
Cecil, Sherwood, Oregon; Solo
nian, Oregon City; Grace Barr,
Tulolako; Marie Hansen, Billings,
SQUAWPAW
Herb Powder
Tht ptrfict ttnlc Ul
itlit. ReiuUUi ins
llnliutti ttilM Nl
twt'i war. Frn us.
! an biaklit at
Farbat Pura Dnnji,
3a. 6th and kiamatll
SQUAWPAW
Hurry!
Enter
Your
Child
NOV
No Cost
or
Obligation
Montana; Ann Martanzla. Sher
wood; Eva McNabb. Sherwood.
Mr. and Mm. Cecil King, resi
dents of Ontario for the pant ten
years, were guests Monday of Mr.
and Mrn. Clyde Barks. King, as
sociated with the Union Oil com
pany In Ontario Is in Tulelake
looking, for a vacation.
Minn Eva Soldanl, Point Arena,
now member of tho high school
faculty, arrived In Tulelake this
week to get Bottled before the
opening: of school. She is al pres
ent nt Clyde's hotel.
Two births were annriiinced
Hila week by Drs. Barr and Hay
den, tho first a son. August 19
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shane, liv- j
Inc In Tulelake. The little boy. ,
weighing 6 pounds, 41 ounces has;
been named Terry Lee. Mr. and !
.Mrs. Sam Faulkner. living on i
Drain 10, announce the birth of!
an 8 pound 4J ounce daughter at!
the family home August 21.
Stew
Lb. 10c
Sugar
Matches
Blue Star
6cTl7c
Book Matches
3 Boxes
DOG
FOOD
PARD
sr cans 25c
OLb ENGLISH
VJ Special Values in Our Vegetable Department
A Beef Rib
V Boiling
Ty Beef
L1
CCC Camp
Notes
BI.Y Jack L. Mengel, educa
tional advisor In away on Icavo.
Ilo left Saturday, Aug. 11, and
wan lo return this week. Ilo wont
In Rnn fcVtinclncO.
Cleave Shillings who ha, been
sorlously 111 with streg septema
la much Improved
Assistant Leader Owen I'. Cur
olan was given a commendation
for satlnfnctlon as a truck driver
by Mayor J. It. Owens.
Captain Rohner has been on
leavo for three days. Ho haa vis
ited al Medford.
Roy Johnston, mess sergeant,
who has been In tho CCC service
since April 17, 1935, and with
Camp lily for the pant four montha
has been granted a leave and will
be discharged as soon as the se
lecting agent verifies the dis
charge. Ho will accept a posi
tion as restaurant manager in
Eureka, Calif.
TI0NESTA
TIONESTA King Gray, woods
superintendent, celebrated b 1 a
birthday on Thursday wltb a party
at his borne.
Mm. John Shirley, Mrs. Pat
Galhrlght and Mrs. Paul Wamp
ler spent Friday In Klamath Falls
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wampler,
daughter Katherine Louise and
Pat Gathrlght spent the weekend
in Fort Klamath. Jlmmie, Blllle
and Bobby Wampler returned
home with Ibem.
Mr. and Mrs. Eido Burgess and
family and Newton Bailey spent
Sunday In Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hayes spent
the weekend In Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F .Anderson
and children spent the weekend
In Medford. Mrs. Anderson and
children are spending the week
in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Llndbcrg
and family moved to San Jose
SPECIAL
Guaranteed Fermanenta
No limit tn number of curls.
$1.50 up.
Midway Beauty Shop
3. 6th St., next to Lucca Cafe
Phone 1074 W
Gravenstein Apples
Cauliflower Snowball Variety..
Celery Green or Bleached
Yaklnia Hale Peaches
Bnrtlett Pears Black
Fresh Ground BeeS
Beel Pot Roast
Dill Pickles
Cottage Cheese
ioh 56c
Pork & Beans
TruPak
Grapefruit
Grape Juice
Popped Wheat ,
Also Corn and Rice Pkgs. 5C
Woodbury
M,D. Toilet Tissue 3 Ron.25c
Get one
IN SIX IRIUIANT COLORS
White King GsZ.
Always Tacked
RBSSV
whore Llndherg has accepted work
with a box factory In that city.
The Allurns Rotary club ball
team were to play Tlonenta on
the Tlonenta diamond Sunday.
Alturaa learn failed to show up,
so Tlonenta won by a forfeiture.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shirley and
fnmlly spent Saturday In Klam
alh Falls on bunlnnns.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hnloy spent
Iho weekend In Klamath Falln.
Miss Elolse Haley of Meridian,
, ''jnho' 'J'""?'1 h"mo ," ,fj"n(l,,y.
after a month's visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Haley.
Mrs. Harold lluhhn was a IiuhI
nenn visitor in Klamath Falls on
'f hurnday.
Friends here aro sorry to hear
that Mrs. J. A. Nichols underwent
another operation In Portland.
Mrs. David White and James
Wampler left on Monday morning
for a week's visit in San Francis
co, Oakland and San Jose.
Miss Kaye ilubbs returned to
Tlonenta on Sunday after a week's i
visit with friends In Klamath I
Falls. i
Mrs. Dick Gray spent the week i
end in Medford.
Mrs. L. C. Keagle and family !
of La Grande, Oregon, are visit-!
Ing her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John Shirley. i
Report Theft E. M. McCoy, j
2124 Eberlein street, reported to i
city police the theft of tools, 1
Silly caroon, lin't It -but
Ktlloa.g' Rice Krliplts Is a
wholt of a good cereal! It
has matchless crltpaeii that
crackles In milk or cream I
and a distinctive, dsliclsai
flavor. These toasted rice
babbles make a big hit with
-yi "KEUOGG'S RICE KRISPIES
Jr ,'",r S'"e trat't'es''
every one tram Junior to ftrondpol
Year grocer sells Rice Krlipl.i, ready to
serve. Wholesome, easy to digest. Made
by Kellogg ! larile Creek.
.5Lbs.Z5c
.....Heads 13V
Jumbo aV V
ALSO e
Ashland Elbert a Peaches
Figs White Kadota Figs
2 Lbs. 29c
Lb. 19c
5for10c
,.. 10c
I Spf y shrienin?
M Cans 19c
Fargo
Juice Zllc
49c
Welch's Qt.
Facial
Soap....
3 Bars 25C
of these Lovely
DISHES
and 3 cakes of
WHITE KING
TOILET SOAP
S 29c
In Wooden Boxes
I Nat M II
motors and buckets of paint front
his store room at his residence.
Tho thoft, according to a report
filed by McCoy, occurred Aug
ust 25.
BONANZA MAN HELD
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
TULELAKE Milton William
Keller, Bonnnia, tnkon Inlo cun
lodny Sunday night by Roy Dy
sort, deputy sheriff, will be ta
ken to Yreka to ho placed In the
county Jail following sontonclnjr
In Justice court by Justice of the
Pence Clyde Barks on a charge of
drunken driving. Lacking funds
to pay his 50 fine Keller will
remain tn the lockup for 25 days.
UK SI'llK YOII (iKT TIMS
K.VTB. PKOTECTION
HMKXxniTTiU
AT NO K.XTII.l COST
COUNTRY PICKUP AND
DDLIVKItY
THE
PELITORIUM
I. K. Karley
1110 Main
-Toe Karley
Phone 18A
Juice
Oranges
2
, Doz.
Wild
Plums
4- 2SC
3Lc-9c
CORN
Golden Bantam
Fancy
No. 2 e-
23c
Cans
STANDARD
No. 2
Cans
I Coee
i Golden West ( fZ
:3n 73c P
I Drip or 1 1 jf
I . Percolator i rtp
; Grind 1 J