The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN March 21, 1941 out of spring green or chartreuse and 8 out of summer green. Stretch und crush each petal ucross tha top, then cup deeply through tho center. Smooth out somo of tho crushing and group the petul together with the yel low petal in the center, than a row of spring green and then tho summer green. Tie all to gether with spool wire. Spread out urplus crepo below the spool wire and paste on top of a 4-inch cardboard circle, Spread the lettuce leave out and place bunny in the center. KARLOFF BUYS HOME PORTLAND, March 21 (VP) Borla Korloff, movie actor of Frankenstein and other horror roles, confirmed yesterday from New York that he had bought a summer homo alto on Slltcoo lake, 14 miles iouth of Florence, Ore. White, and not green, li tha most common color of jade, - Start Making Novel Bunny For Your Easter Table S.P. Try the Classified Ad THE NEWS 'AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. REEVES TAKES T 1 IT C. H. Reeve, nowly-uppointod Southern Puclflc frolulit and pun qnur nuont In Klnmntli Fall, lit making hli first ntund In Oro Kon despite nearly 20 yenm serv Ice with tho S. P. unci a total of 30 yenm of went coast railroad ing. Interviewed thin week In III pic ii ml npiin office In tho Kluin uth Fill In depot, the abort, offublo HttE'S now SofWav A ' i. Vfj iry ir. punt commander of the KccUIInu Amerlcun Legion pout wild ho liked hi first view of the Kliiin atli country unci wi looking for wurd to the fumed southern Oro Him fishing In coming summer mnnlha. Hoove broke Into rallrondliiK In 11)13 with tho Siinta Fo In Now Mexico, then shifted to tho Southern Pacific nhortly before tho war. After IB month with the signal corps In which ha iuw nction In nix buttle on French soil, he returned to California and a tclcgruplior' poit on Southern Pacific' San Joaquin valley Unci, From there he ha come up throuifli the rank and since 1036 has been Kcnerul freight and pa' sender ancnt In nodding. Itccves last year wa commander of lleddlnu'a American Legion post and Just a few day before aiv uouneenient of hi promotion to Klumuth Fall wa elected a dl rector of tho Redding chamber of commerce, Reeve ha one son, a student In the Sacramento Junior col lege. The new Klamathite and hi wife are living in the Roose velt apartment on Pacific Tor race. Dorris Mr. Rosemary Long left Dorris last week, Thursday, In her car for San Francisco where she will spend about a week buying for her store and visiting her lister, Mr. Frank. Mrs Walter Gravler ha charge of the store during Mr. Long absence. Mr. and Mr. F. Bacon of Corning, Calif., wcro housa guests over the weekend of Mr and Mr. Will Evan. Mr. Ethel Spannau. refresh- ) ment chairman of the grammar school PTA, lit spending a few days In Ashland. Glen Williamson of William' son' grocery has been visiting hi brother In Oregon City this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Former and daughters, Darleno and Dolores, have returned from Ashland. Miss Clco and Miss Lorcnc Esbcnshudo entertained at din ncr last Sunday. Their guests being tho faculties of tho Butto Volley high school and tho Dorris grammar school, also Mr. and Mr. Corl Neashom, Bob and Homer Neashom, of Mcdford SWAN SLAIN PORTLAND. March 21 (IT) Tho mother of all tho swons In Portland parks was killed by two dogs yesterday. Hor mote, Rex, who usually did all tho family fighting, was away nt tho tlmo tho dogs trap pod her away from water. After he returned to discover his mole dead, Rex was disconsolate. STNOmi 0 ANNUAL OTATKMBNT Of Tha Alllanra manranra irompanr phllad.lnhla of PMIail.lnhla, In fltata of r.nn.ylranla, on tha thirty rirat ,,. nf Il.ramhar. 1140. m,n tho Inaiiranra commtaalonar of In mat of Orafon, puratiant to law: AI'ITAI. AmAiinl a aanltal atook P.I4 ua I l.99(,M9.90 INf-OMK Nat araniluma racalvad ilurlns tlit raar 9.T9.993.1 intar.ni. rilvhtanit, and ranta rai-alvan. tturlna Ilia rar. 999,419.19 liirnni, from othor aourpaa racalvad (lurlnf ttia yaar. aa.lll.tl Total tnroma .....19,310,311.11 IIIHnllHHKMKNT Nat loaaaa pam during Ilia i.nmara I l.iai.lIM! Commlaalona and aalarlaa paid during Ilia year.... Tataa. Itoanaaa and faaa raid durlns tha yaar.... Dlvldnnda Paid on capital atork durlns tha yaar... Amount of all olhar aa pandlturea .., 11,111. 11 na.ioi.n 310, ooo. to 3ll.lll.ai TMal atpandllurra I Mll,7l II Talua ei1 raal aalata ownad tmarkat valtia) 9 I,oana on mnrlsasaa and eollalarat, ate nf bonda aianad lamortlaadl 3.310,111.3 Talua OI alOOKB owntn (markat Tnlua) flaah In hanka and on hand Pramliima In enuraa of col lation wrlttan alnea flap lamba? 13, 1310.. tK,..i and ranta rilia and aooruad !'!"" Othar aaaall (nal) 31,131.33 3.911,713.00 1,331,103.33 919,119.33 Total admltIM amala 919,319,109.1: IJAHIl.lTlKft .. .talma for loaaaa un- n.ld ITT.ITI.M Anioui. wt unrnd pram i... ah ll niilatandlna rl.k. 1,111,111.41 Dm for com ml Ml on t.rl brokrf .JMS552 All oth. r llftbltltlai IIT.I01.3I rinlli M1MH.H Gapltai paid ijF 9i,ie,o.M flurplua vr Kit lUbllltl.i M.fl.UI 4 uiaxnit. rrAm nolle Holdtn t TnUI : HMM.HM u.l nr.mliima Fralt4 llurlnl tht yw !" fUt loisfii Ptt1 tlurlnB th yr .iui.i nf CamnntT. ThA Ailline Iniur anno Compunj" of Ph Mm pti 1 j Nam of rrtlfltnl, Jnhn O. PlittI Namo of rlary. J. Kntoii RlMnbrn HUtntotr rMlrlont attorntr for wrvloo, 1nmrn C'oitimiiiloncr. if rife U lat t!2 Smlllnf bunny preside over the Easter table. tho budget homcmuker Luwyer's seul In half and paste Even wuntx a spcclul decorutlun for the fumlly's Euster dinner. If not loo early to begin lo muko a smiling white and pink bunny resting on a bed of lettuce leave. EASTER BUNNY With a compus draw a 3-Inch clrclo on heavy white cardboard. Then draw an oval I) Inche long and 4 Inche wide Just below the circle with edges touching. Cut out circle and oval In one piece, forming the foundation for tho head and body of the bunny. Pad both sides with tissue and wrap with a 1 -Inch strip of white crepo paper cut across the grain. For feet cut two card board ovals li Inches wide and 4 Inches long. Fasten two pieces of heavy No. 15 wire euch 9 Inches long to tho top of each oval. Use gummed paper tape to hold In place. Then separate tho wires and pluco bunny's body In between. Wrap with strip of white crepe paper to hold In pluco. Repeat with sec ond foot. Continue pudding and wrapping until bunny Is com pletely formed. Then cover with white crepe paper which has been stretched and crushed be tween the fingers. The two front paws arc made of tissue und cov ered with the whltu crushed crepo paper. Paste puws In place. Cut two ears S inches in ulaec. Tho whiskers may bo mode out of three piece of white spool wire each 0 Inches long und Inserted through the bunny's nose. LETTUCE First cut lettuce leaf pattern out of pluln wrapping paper. Muko the leaf 11 inches deep, 8 Inches wide through the center und 2 Indies wide ucross the bot tom. Round the corners at the top. Then cut six petals out of the yellow crepe paper, 8 petal MENU BREAKFAST: Stewed rhu barb, cracked wheat muffins, soft cooked eggs, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Baked boons, brown bread, opplo sauces, tea, milk. DINNER: Creamed codfish with new potatoes, green peas, radishes, top onions, lettuce salad, hot gingerbread, hard sauce, coffee, milk. deep and li Inches wide out of double thickness of white crepe paper. Pusto tho two thick nesses together around the outer edge. Lino one side with strip of Chinese pink paper. Also cut noso ond mouth out of the pink crepe paper. For eyes cut a blue IP WALL KOVER fft WALLS THAT A fit STAIN ID AND DlfUY rwtlunc will Coif trifm like Waill KtAt' ft or rUy finl Ovi Cft I uw Hy i tuMmfrif nd you lxy only ONL mjlr'ijl It Iht Crttif ovcJ by mny public t'tvaUttt od 1119) in.Mutionv A--k 10 , rfefna-Mliilfnl FREE COLOR CARD RETAIL STORE 515 MAIN mow . a a Of 0 prkX" W. po,n, J f - .oW8, w. mak9 - .....or,,.,, fU fc.nfif " .. food, avoiJob( PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY. MARCH 21 THROUGH MONDAY, MARCH 24 SlicedPineapple 2 15 srarvip Small Dry 5-oz. Can TUNA Biltmore Solid Pack, Light Meat, No. Vi Tin 2-29 mi Butter Wafers Mb. Pkg. CHERUB MILK, Tall cant ........ can 3Se KYTCHEN CRAFT FLOUR, Vitamin and Iron Enriched 49-lb. tack 1.49 SPAGHETTI, Franco - American, No. 300 cant . 3 for 2Sc RANCHO SOUPS 4 cam 23e TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn 46-oi. can 15c SALAD OIL, May Day ............ qr. can 33e ' gal. can ..................................... S9e KLEEN-PAK MACARONI, Cello Packages . ..... 2-lb. pkg. 17e . PEAS. Stokely't Honey Pod, No. 2 Cam ... 2 for 2Se GREEN BEANS, Stokely's cut, No. 2, Can . . 2 for 25c SHOESTRING BEETS, Stokely't No. 2 Can ... ; . 2 for 19 CORN, Country Home, cream style, No. 2 can ............,.... 10 ASPARAGUS. Del Monte, Early Garden, No. 2 tin ........ 20e GRAPEFRUIT, Glenn Aire, No. 2 can 10c PEACHES, Starr Elberta, halves, No. Vh cant a..... 2 for 33c s7kfAirf' "lL Del Monte (B Prunes DRIED fnUITjC 2 15c SALE " t "L4 Lar O Lb- 1 Tr 49 . ' V J sue Pkg. W rZotv pomp on. Seedle French French FRENCH Seedleji RAISINS PRUNES PRUNES PRUNES RAISINS Sin,Maarld Large Si. Med. Si.e Small Sixe I ft. 23c ViW EDWARDS Coffee 21c Z-lb. can ......41c AIRWAY Coffee 1 lb. bog 13c 3-lb. bog 37c A CllMlllTIB soir 43c 25c Large Pkg.... WHITE KING LAUNDRY v . 10 bars ..... ............ 21c p TIILIT SUP Produce Price Saturday Only. March 22 APPLES ...... lb. 5c Extra Fancy Newtown, Winesaps. Spltxenburg Oranges 10 ibs. 49c Extra large ies. fairly bursting with juice Grapefruit Faney Co.eh.. ...... 3T2c Peas ib. 5c Telephone variety. DoHclom served creamed with new potatoes Bananas . ib. 6c Extra fancy quality of pringtime most popular fruit Avocados A1, siies Jb. 13c I Ve9sables ffir.so by cFu" Vlu r Asparagus Extra fancy No. 1 qual ity, long green spears 3 Lb at V Pencil variety, mall items 3 Lbs Heinx Ketchup Bottle. I 3V Salad ,v Dressing DUCHESS ....o. jar 23c SANDWICH SPREAD, Lunch Box ....................qt. jar 35e MAYONNAISE, Piedmont Qt. ar 35c MIRACLE WHIP .... qt. jar 29c MAYONNAISE, Kraft's qt. 43c Meat Price Saturday Only, March . 22 Grain Fed Steer Beef Sale! BEEF ROASTS (Blade cuts)..... Ib. 19c RIB STEAK lb. 31 c GROUND ROUND STEAK ......lb. 25c RUMP ROAST ....lb. 25c SHORT RIBS lb. 15c ' i . ll-oi. Cans Van Camp's Pork & Beans Lux Flakes P f Q SOap Regular Site Bar White King Toiet Socrp SU-PURB Can . 5c 12H-OI. pkg. 19c 10 Bar, 27C .J Bars 13c PORK For Tasty, Nourishing Winter Dishes LOIN PORK ROASTS LINK SAUSAGE, pure pork. OREGON SLICED BACON CASCADE SKINNED HAMS, 10-13 average lb. 22c Ib. 19c ,lb. 27c . ..lb. 27c OLEOMARGARINE, Sunny Bank 2-lb. carton 21 C DEVILED MEAT, Libby'i No. 'A Cam 3 for 10c CORNED BEEF, Libby't I2-oi. cam.... 19c HORMEL'S SPAM, I2-oi. can 2 for 49e CHILI CON CARNE, Hormol't 8-oz. Can 3 for 25e RIPE OLIVES, Ebony, mod. No. I can 12c JELL WELL, Assorted 3 pkgs. 10c TEA, Canterbury, Orange Pekoe Vi -lb. pkg 25c Mb. pkg 49c CORN FLAKES, Albers, 8-oz. pkg 5c HERSHEY BARS, Large 2 for 25c 5c Size 5 for 15c Bittersweet Chocolate, large 2 for 25e Granulated Soap 24-01. IE. 50-oz. )Q Pkg. ' Pkg. OXYDOL SOAP at" boxe 35c White Magic Bleach V2-Gal.l7c FISH Sliced Salmon ... Ib. 25c Sliced Halibut . . lb. 23c Oysters, grade A, pt. 19c Chickens ...... Ib. 21c ' Dry picked. Serve delicious chicken frlcauee or chicken dumpling 1