The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE FIVE February 21, 1941 GAINING IN 1941 Now homo ownership In march ing on fur 1041 lit n record breaking rule, on the buala of dwellings lurtrd In Iho first flv wci'ki of the ycur, accord ing to Western Homes ftiundu lion. Tho foundation cites FIIA figures IiowIiik nn Increase of 48 2 per cent In homes atnrtcd midrr tho FHA plan diirlnK the flral 3.1 days of 11)41, over tho nmo period I n n t year, while Dodgo reports Indicate n (111 per rent lioml In nil residential building for Jnmmry, 11)41 over January, 1040. The rcapnnae to tho minimum coat home pattcrna hcliiK Issued by tho fniuuliitlon reflects n con tinned riiie In the western homiv building niniki'l. pnrtlt-iiliirly-ln the field of the small ili-lnchi-d dwelling. A characteristic pat tern of the aeries la the "llnrv rat" design, Mat No. 414, i Icaard thla week. 11 refute lir old Ideu Unit nothing new rn.i be put Into plnn for four room home, In tho wny of room management, Kitchen and din ing apare are cleverly combined at the front of tho hnuae, with a novel nolo in the uae of apace for cloaela. Tho plnn la proc tlcally aqunre, providing for the utmoat economy in conatructlon. "The 'Ihirveat' la a dcalgn pnt tern which opona tlie promise of home ownership to nny fam lly," anya W. C. ltd I. chnlrmnn of Weatrrn ilomea foiindntion. "It may avrvo na n firat atop In Joining tho line of iniirrh of new home ownrn whoae objective ia the moat fnnilly aecurlly their money run buy. "I'rogreaalve retail lumber dealera In every lornllty aro pre pared to give arrvlre on the 'Harvest' pattern and other de atgna in thla minimum-coat aerlea. They ran provide working pinna and aperlflcallona at low coat. Theao ran be atrlctly followed, If abaohite minimum rnat la the baalc collaboration. Or denlera and bulldrra mny adapt the pinna according to Individual wanta and necda, at aomo additionul coat. Conditional eatlmutea will be made by dealera on the pat tern aa llluatratrd, for a home of 7(140 cubic feet." Further Information on amall homei may bo had from Western Hornet foundation, 1104 Stuurt building, Seattle, Wnah. A Smart Vdgiic In Towel Stitchcry Household ArU by Alice Brooks VttWrWv. K MS"$'F 'Ji P""Cl k CO houhmou urt MC i PATTERN 6834 Inchea; llluatratlons of atltchea; materials needed: color schemes, To obtain thla pattern aend 10 rent In coin to The Herald and Newa, Household ArU Depart ment, Klamath Falls. Bo auro to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUM BER. "Ilia ond Hera," and "Mr. and Mis." monograma never wore smarter or quicker lo.stltchl Put these on your linens to give Hein Individuality and watch our friend tnko notice! Pot lern (JB34 contalna a transfer pat tern of 12 motif ranging from 111 by 71 inchea to 21 by 4 Klniiinlli Third In Snfpfy 4'onONt PORTLAND, Feb. 21 P) Secretary of Stulo Earl Snell an nounced today that Portlund had won In tho first division of a municipal traffic safety contest among cities In Oregon. The division embraced cities of 10,000 or more. Salem was second. Klamath Falls third, Eu geno fourth. Astoria fifth and Medford sixth. Corvnllla took firat in the dfJcond division for cities-from S000 to 10,000. Housewives Can Help Keep Prices Down in a Crisis POTATO FINE VICHY. Feb. 21 (VP) Reports from Paris today said the Ger man administrators had ordered tho city deprived of potato sup plies for 40 days as result of disorders In the central market section. Do not get the fixed Idea that national defense efforts must cuuac food prices to go up. Wo huve great surpluacs of food in the United States. You, us well a every other house wife In the country, can do your part maintaining food prices at reasonable levels by keeping yourself Informed of market conditions, army re quirement and the educational and rooerntive effort of Hor rid Elliott, consumer rommla aloner of the national defense advisory commission. Here'a an example of Intelli gent cooperation In the face of a threatened rle. Tho consumer division of tho defense commls aion faced the problem of ar ranging for adequate supplies of milk for consumers whore tho presence of an army train ing rump threatened to absorb the normal local supply. "T h o mllkshed surrounding tho city, from which milk ordi narily come, was adequate to take care of consumer demand but could not supply both the consumer and the camp needs," Mia Elliott explains. "We real ized that unless .plans were mode, there would be a scarcity of milk and probably Increased prices to those consumers able to secure it. Surplus Diverted "So we set about to take care of the situation. Wo asked a representative of the army, who knew the needs of the camp, and one from the department of agriculture, who was ac quainted with the supplies of milk nil over the country, and the coordinator of defense pur chases to meet with us. The group cooperatively worked out a plan whereby surplus milk of other areas could be diverted to meet the needs of the area where the particular training camp is located. We expect that similar plans will have to be worked out for other communi ties;" Another patriotic Job or every housewife is to study grades of standard foods and to buy on that knowledge. TOMORROW'S MENU BREAKFAST: Orange Juice, oatmeal, light cream, raisin muffins, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Lima bean and cheese caaserole, lettuce and grapefruit salad, nut cookies, tea, milk. DINNER: Boiled beef tongue, tomato sauce, boiled potatoes, green beans, cel ery, lemon gelatin, whipped cream. . in i iiii sm DoThisa If C Child Has a Cold Rtlieve Misery Improved Vicks Way Mothers, you will welcome tha relief from misery that cornea with a "VapoRub Massage." with this more thorough treat ment, the poultloe-and-vapor action of vicka VapoRub mors ellectlvely KNrnuTti Irritated air pusaKos with soothing medicinal vapors . . . STIMULATES cheat and back like a warming poultice or plaster. . . STMTS MUCYIM misery right awayl Results delight even old f rlenda of VapoRub. TO OETa "VapoRub Massage" with all Its benefits massage VapoRub for 3 minutes on IM PORTANT RIB-AREA Or BACK as well as throat and chest -pred jl thick layer on chest, cover with a warmed cloth. US sure to use genuine, tlme-teated VICKS VAPORUB. California Ileef Auction to (ct Klamath Steers SACRAMENTO, Feb. 21 (P) Topnolch registered Hereford cattle will go on display and on tho auction block at tho Callfor- , ,. ', ,' . . , I nia state fair grounds over the of the Western Retail Lum-' t weckcnd. The two-day show and sale, planned as an annual event, is expected to attract Hereford breeders from several western states. The program calls for Judging of stock Sunday, followed by a bunquct sponsored by the Cali fornia Hereford Breeders asso ciation, and the sale of 80 bulls and heifer Monday afternoon. Consignors to date Include Herbert Chandler, Baker, Ore., Lawrence J. Horton, Klamath SEATTLE, Feb. 21 (A') Lend ers bcrmcn's association predicted 1000 delegates from tho western states would be assembled today for the second day's session of the convention in which govern mental policies' Influence on the building Industry is a dominant theme. "It is most amazing," W. C. Bell, manuglng director of the association, told the gathering, "to see one branch of the gov ernment the federal housing ndmlniatratlon attendlnir htiip aum of money to promoto home j Kalls- re- J- L Jacob and "on building, and see this same pro gram being constantly neutral ized day by day through broad statements generally discredit ing the building industry and its products. "Whether we like it or not, we are being forced into the posi tion of organizing a strong pro gram of defense for private building." He said tha industry faced the responsibility of telling "every family In America it is easier for them to own their own home to day than at the beginning of the century." Counseling that the national defenae program would bring further regulation and restric tion. Bell cautioned: "It is our duty as patriotic Americans to accede to these emergency measures as they are needed, but we must stand guard against those tendencies that may destroy the very things we have set out to defend our homes and individual freedom." plre automatically when the Oregon national guard returns from federal service. If the governor should organ ize a state guard, It would be fi nanced by a provision that ap propriations for the state mili tary department may bo trans ferred to the state guard. The governor also signed a bill today changing the name of the state welfare commission to the state wages and hours commission. The commission has authority over employment of women and minors, the house having defeated a bill yesterday to extend the authority to regu lation of employment of men. Mnlin, Ore., and Lewis J. Whit- more, Pomeroy, Wash Col. Fred Rcppcrt, Decatur, Ind., will be the auctioneer. (s'ovornor Sign Slate iiunrd Kill ltnly for IJno SALEM, Feb. 21 (IP) The bill to permit Governor Charles A. Spraguc to create a stato guard became law today with his sig nature, although the governor has said he would not do so un less there is an emergency thot could not be handled by state police or federal troops. The act, amended by the sen ate at labor's request, will expire January 21, 1 043, unless the next legislature rccnacts it. The law, however, would ex- WARNING PHOENIX, Ariz. oP) Warn ing to backseat drivers: Perce Alexandcrson was fined $25 for reckless driving al though he wasn't at the wheel when the collision occurred. The automobile salesman was in structing a novice motorist but the highway patrol arrested Alexandcrson. He pleaded guilty. When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND . Thoroughly Modern Jo and Anna Earley Proprietors CHERRY PIE Mad from choice Froth Froien Oregon ChrrUl. 30c Ea. ' APPLE STRUDEL i i i i , ! Individual pastries Idoet fo servo with afternoon ' HI . coffee or lea, elso just the thing for breekfeit PHTnPI' these critp mornings. - Report 30c Dor. MONDAY, FEB. 24 '41 G n " , , REMEMBER: Generally cloudy and miter- . . - able en all washdays! . v..-' W heve a large variety of dainty cakes and pastries for your Washington Birthday party. Predict sunshine and barter ; health when you send your ....,...-,.... wash to the professional "..' laundry! ' WILL VTO CALL VWZ OUR SERVICES! II KLAMATH'S FINEST BAKERY : ' jQjHQjJ Moved to location in tho New FLUHRER luildlng ' MS! T7KC' FIRST SHOWING Saturday Afternoon and Evening, February 22, 1941 FREE TALKING PICTURES J. W. KERNS Phon 4197 734 So. Sixth Klamath Falls Sll BASIL RATHBONI AND ELLEN DREW IN "A DATE WITH DESTINY," A PARAMOUNT PICTURE rm "You cant make bad cup of c offee with M J B ii said Basil Rathbone to Ellen Drew on the set tuiNt thing Irirkt with Iht rof-fri-pol again, BatilfTh rq(f you made ytttcrday looked awful ly weak, but it certainly didn't taete too icraA. BASIli Delicioue, tvaen't itf Thia time I brewed it double ttrength, ju tt to prors how jolly good this aiffee it no matter how it'i made. liliNt Why, it' errn better than the coffee yon made yesterday! An Or. Wateon would say, Mmar iiifl. Holmes. How do yon do it?" sasili As Holmes would reply, "Klementary, my rfrar Watson. Anyone ran brew perfect coffee f he remembers you can't make a bad cup qj' M. J.B." amp aiN..i - 1 for drip or gloH cofft maker tiuia oaiNB... for percolator or cotfaa pot Why you won't make a bad cup of M. J. B. Here'a why It never failal Make your coffee with the same care anil in tho same manner you have In tha past. Yon will find thcao two excluaivo M.J. B. featurea a n'crW roaaf and double blend ing will give you the finest cup of coffee you've ever tnstedl Doubl-Your-Mony-Baek Offr. Buy a pound of M. J.B. Try It for a woek. If you don't agree lt' bettor than any other coffee return tho lid to M. J. B. Co., 666 Third Street, San Francisco, and we will gladly refund double your purchase price. FROM t i i i . m Gasue& FREE PROMPT DELIVE! Dial 3128 Golden Bantam &y Cream Corn 2 n. cM 29c Medium or Jumbo Size s Shrimp "... 2 cans 35c &y Medium Peas 2 uc, 29c s White Rice - 2 Lb. box 17c Gooseberries n0. 2 c. 27c CORKER 7TH AMD PINE STS. PRICES FOR SATURDAY. SUNDAY and MONDAY Down Go Prices ! - - HEINZ BABY FOODS HEINZ STRAINED FOODS 14 Varieties - ' . 21 Cans 21c HEINZ JUNIOR FOODS 12 Varieties -3c27c VITAFOOD Dog Food Cans KRAFT MILD - CHEDDAR CHEESE SPREAD a new 2 25c KRAFT for C PRODUCT S-os. Glasses ScotTowels Royal Club Florida No. 2 Cans Grapefruit 2 Royal Club Ripe Olives 2 No. I Tall Cans No. 1 Tall Cans . 47-oi. Can Palace in Puree Tomatoes -. 3 Dr. Phillips Blended Juice For Any Meal Swift's Prem Gebhardt's T a males 2 Diamond A Sour Pitted Red Cherries .... 2 No. 2 Cans FROZEN RED SOUR PITTED CHERRIES .. BOX 25 Can , IS Hoi. Cans CLOROX BUaeh K Gal. Bottle : Cleanser GEBHARDT'S . ; Barbecue Sauce 10c KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes Choice Meati Pork Roast T21c Loan Beef Short Ribs . 2 u. 27c Ground Beef 2 35c Sliced Bacon 35c Cottage CAeeseLblOc Fresh Crater Lake ' 1 " FRESH DRESSED Poultry and Rabbits Extra Fancy Hood Hirer - Spitz Apples 6 29c Large Rip Calavos i - 2 1 9c Largo Rip Florida ' " ' f Grapefruit -; 2 23c Largo Fancy Grn Asparagus . 2 l. ; 29c Large Sunkist i. ., Lemons ;;.:..! :iw 23c - i. . -FRESH BROCCOLI ... TOMATOES . Fnrt; nFUVERY DIAL 3138 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS - RHUBARB . . . NEW POTATOES ' . HEINZ BOSTON STYLE BAKED BEANS . with ; MOLASSES and PORK or TOMATO SAUCE and PORK 2o, r-c Cans 0 ' GafttenH fyine Qoodi "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"