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PAGE SEVEN
UMBER
ILLS
DNGENTRATE
WAR
T
pi Klumutli'i lumber Industry la
jinking a datvrmlned effort to
lumber to thu places whoiu
it will Uo thu most Kouil In the
fur piodnim, Don Drury, Kill
plnu 1'lywociU nuimiKnr, told the
Klwunls dub l a talk Thurs
day I" which ho outlined thu
i.fffuvtn of wnr coiiilltltins on In
dustry hero,
ra JlDitny lold of thu ClmiiKes
kVlU huvo lulten plure In the
wnr period to ciciitu a duflnlte
j Sellers' miirkft, with Intyer mid
salesman rnvcrsoil In their re
llloii.ihl. llo related thu prob
lems the IndiiHtry lit hnvlnu In
' ilndliill lubur. with a resultant
ineraisu In meehiinl.atlm and
: the employment of women. 1
I -.i PiloiUlen. hn na Id. add to thu
i truubltiH of Ilia Industrialist
' Kcklnu greater mechanization
Of Ills 0MTIllllJllS.
" H,. .iild Hint u n outstanding
! development of the period bus
i boon power true fulling equip
5 tni.nl Three audi machines hav
hven Introduced horn. Ho mid
tliey have iome "bugs" In them
j h.ii' ihi.in urn hi'lni! Ironed out.
Skilled opcBUr are needed for
: these machine!, but inn worn
Is easier.
Hmrm to Slav
Discussing wartime Industrial
, developments, Drury sulci the
' ajconomy grain bins, which art
. now being constructed here ioi
i Orders tolnllng about l,500,uut
r "verv clever product'
i inH rnnrnsent a nhase of the
i lumber Industry that Is here to
; ,t The young manufacturer ex
' r.H hi. confidence In a sus
? 1- i i . i w.- .ii..nlv fnr ' thf.
WinQU Ulliut mvyyj
tKlamath country, despite the
heavy cut being maao 10 mcci
: wartime demand. He said the
. Mrkxt intnr on will take lower
luallty products when the first
s quality runs oui. no nuuou u"
i timber Is constantly ripening
mnA .tln.lM hll Pllt tO ITlCCl Clir-
rent demands before Its value
F lost.
rinirv Mid he Is not seriously
i at,m,-nrn.rl over forest, service
IrVarnlntiB nuoui acpiuicu mi.
' hir tttinnlv.
labor dbv. Drury
. told that overtime payments
alone amount to soo.uuu wcck
; in tho 14 larger operations here
: ,.rl uld that In view of that
! Ilgure, war savings bond quotas
: Jlere do not appear too higii.
i Drury was Introduced by Kt
' Ivanlan Cnl Huson.
i T wm announced at the Mon1
day meeting that the district
' Klwanls convention set for Van;
' touver, B. C, In August has
fcren cancelled - becauso of tho
' Tvar, and that a business con
-ntlnn la to be held In Yakl
: ma, Wash., August 17 and 10.
i Phil Hitchcock, Sisters lumber
i.tvian wilt hn enndldate for dls
irlel governor at the convention
; this year,
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'T TEAMWORK
3 NEW ORLEANS, (P) Oliver
f'iB. LIvBudals, Jr., and his Miner
ly both qualified as candidates In
."' llie democratic nrlmnry for a dls
trlct Judgeship In St. Bernard
? and Plaquemines parishes, but
thev won't oppose each other.
i "We Just wonted to make sure
; of winning, explnlned tno latn.
! r "We're havlne some meet
Inrfa uillh nnr rlnnrln nnrl nfl linnn
J' as we decide which has tho bost
J chance of winning, the other will
! withdraw."
Churches
(Continued from Fngo Three)
-Church of Christ
Qf Meets In Shasta school.
oiuie ninny, tun. in.
Preaching services, 11a. m.
Communion, 11.-35 n. m.
Evening services, 8:15 p. m.
You are cordially Invited to at
tend.
!rirst Church of
t ,Ood
C 1 Altamont drive and Delaware
llivenuo.
i I Sunday , school, 0:45 a. m
Iwlth Mrs. J. D. Kcrnutt In
! JChargo. Classes for young and
5! old
PrcnchlnK service, 11 a. m
J. D, Kcrnutt, pastor.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer and pralso service,
Wcdnesdny 7:45 p.' m,
Como and worship with us.
fh Apoitollo Faith ,
Located at 228 North Eighth
itreot, extends to all a cordial
Invitation to attond our services
rhn Snnrinv services are as fol'
'ftiws: Sunday school, 0:30 a m
Morning worship, 11 o'clock
(; Evening ovangellstio service,
J f:45 o'clock,
J Week night servlcos are on
1 Tuesday and Friday at 8 o'clock,
H ivllh prayer service on wednes.
iBy, v:au p. m.
Special singing by our various,
It's Salad Time
IT'8 Rulnd Tlmo lnHiiin fur
hunllli Rlvhu. unity tomlilimtloiu
of vllanilii-lndVn fruits itnil vio.
tM.t. Ami Ihls ynr. Ill koi,ilus
Willi I ho rffort nf tltn Nntloiuil Nil'
Irlllua f'rvurain In build o slroaa
peniile, nioru ( HiIk son ot fowl
should lio lnclinl.il In llio dloiary
limn ever before.
Hern nrii a (iw lilraa fnr Buloil
Tlinr lo suit a variety of inoi in :
1. Fruit Virlety Salad
1 ttanHntia.
allri.,1
1 par. tlkfi
H ctip brrln
I.tto4 or latad
llonn
I cup vnnile
urmit-a
I arnofrull, c,
ii.men arrMP
1 plutpa, quar neal Komla roal
trat ninvnnnalaa
Maraschino eharrtos
Arraiise plums, penrs, peaches.
srapi'S. beri'les. bnnanas and srape
(rult on lettuce or salad greens.
Berve with 1 cup ri'ul nieyonnalse
lo which has been added 2 ten-
apnoua maraschino cherry Juice and
i maraschino cherries, sliced. Kor
real ixdiiess. Inp anlada with iu.
clous real Bisvonnsle. Serves 6.
2.
Ham Salad
tli eupa cooked
ham. dlcd
1 cup a'-alllon.
cut In plo.ri
I cup clary, "rtleed
I lonisl'iaa, allcd
S hard.eookrd
eaaa, allced
Lettuce or aalad
araena
Ileal Koode real
mayonnalae
Line salad bowl with lettuce or
salad sicens. Lightly loss tnnothor
bom, stallions and celery, l'lace In
anlsd howl. Arrange sliced torn a
toon ond citfes around edge of bowl.
Hcrve with creamy real mayonnaise.
Hervce 6. ,
). Garden Supper Salad
I H cupa crK.kd
rirroia and
ucae
Cul'l.
Zi tnhtunpoona
Ulll'lll CN(ippJ
1H cupa LOuked
Hum limn
I anuill rucuitlbar.
allr-,1
1 email rookM
. canllfl'.wr
lie cupa caltrr,
i.i,.
rankfiirtara
Suit Panner
Ilfat Kftoda Krench
draaalnv
Hat Konna real
ninvnnitalae
lettuce
Add chopped onion to lima boons.
Season lima beans, cucumber, celery.
mixed carrots and peaa with K tea
spoon salt and teaspoon pepper
each In separate bowls. Marlnat
each In tablespoons French
drecslng 1 Hour. Place whole cnuip
flower In center of chop plote. sur
round with lettuce leaves. Divide
chop plnlo Into 4 sections with
frnnkfurters. Place marinated vega
tables In each section. Serve with
real niayonnntae. Servea 6.
4. Chef's Special Salad
in celery atlcka 18 tomato sections
3n hum alkka Leliuce
30 flwlea cliaeae 1 Walarcreta
llfka Pnralav
Heal Foof real mayonnalae
Cut celery. Swiss cheese and ham
In sticks. Arrange sticks on bed of
lettuce pyramid fashion. Garnish
with watercress, parsley and tomato
sections. Serve with delicious real
mayonnaise. Serves 4.
singing organizations and music
by our orchestra aro features of
each service.
All are welcome A collection
Is never taken.
Rev. C. R. Lambert, pnstor
228 North Eighth street. Phone
5429.
Pilgrim '-u5
Hoitneiis
. Located at 2220 Wantland
street.
The regular services are as fol'
lows: Sunday school, 0:45 a. m
worship 11 a. m.; Junior league
0:30 p. In., and evangelistic scrv
Ice. 7:45 p. m.
After a week of absence, the
pustor, Rev, Sherman Moure Is
back at his post of duty. Rev.
Moore has been In southern Cali
fornia where he has gathered
muni! new Ideas for Sunday
school work. If you are not at
tending Sunday school we give
you a cordial invitation to study
Cod's word with us.
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Assembly of
God
74B Oak street. Rev. A. Har
old Parsing, pastor, residence
844 Eldorado street, phono 5735.
services Friday and Saturday
night at 8 o'clock. Moore
brothers aro th evangelists,
Special music.
Services for this coming Sun
day:
Sunday school at 0:45. Francis
Price, superintendent; Mrs. Al
Konncrly, asslstunt.
Morning worship beginning at
11 a, m. The pastor will speak
at this service. "Musical Moores"
will be bringing special music.
Young people's service at 6:45,
with W. D. Blgby In charge.
Evangelistic service at 8 p. m.
"Musical Moores" In chargo.
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St. Paul's Episcopal
Church
Located at Eighth and Jeffer
son streets. Venerable Eric O.
Robathan of Pendleton, arch
deacon of the Dloceso of Eastern
Oregon, will be In Klamnth'Falls
and will celebrate the Holy
Eucharist at 8 a. m. and 11 a. m.
at St. Paul's Episcopal church.
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rival Baptist
Church
Eighth street at Washington.
"The Church With a Message."
Rev. Cecil C. Brown, pastor.
Residence, 414 North Eighth
street. Phone 7430. H. G. Shlrey,
music director.
Bible school, 0:45 a. m., with
Interesting classes for every age
group and consecrated teachers
In charge. George O. Welch, su
perintendent. Morning worship service, 11
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor.
C. R. Larson is general director
of the BTU which meets at 7
p. m. each Sunday. There are
six unions adapted to all age
groups from beginners to adults,
and inspiring programs are pre
sented in each union.
Tho pastor will speak again at
tho 8 o'clock worship service.
Mid-week prayer service Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Choir rehearsal Thursday at
7:30 p, m.
Kudio service each Sunday
morning over KFJ1 from 8:30 to
0 o clock.
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Sacrad Heart
Catholic Church
Corner of Eighth and High
streets. Rev. T. P. Casey, pas
tor Sunday masses are at 6 a. m .
8 a. m 0:30 a. m., and 11 a m
Holy days at 6 a. m., 8 a. m.
and 0:30 a m.
First Fridays at 6 a. m and 8
a. m.
Confessions every Saturday
and tho eves of Holy days and
first Fridays from 3 to 4 p. m
and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Dally mas at 8 a. m.
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First Church of Christ,
Scientist
Tenth and Washington streets.
This church, a branch of The
Mother church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, In Boston,
Mass., holds service each Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock. Sub
ject of lesson-sermon for next
Sunday, "Love."
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m
A meeting which Includes
testimonies of Christian Science
healing Is held every Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock,
A free Christian Science read
ing room is located In the First
National bank building, Sixth
and Main streets, where the Bi
ble, writings by Mary Baker
Eddy, and authorized Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased.
All aro cordially Invited to at
tend the services and uso the
reading room.
Radio program KFJf, 2 to 2.1."
p. m. each Monday under the di
rection of committee on publica
tion for Oregon.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
"Truth" was the subject of the
Lesson-Sormon In all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
July 28.
The Golden Text was, "The
word of God is quick, and pow
erful, and sharper than any two
edged sword, piercing even to
the dividing asunder of soul and
spirit, and of the joints and mar
row, and Is a discerncr of the
thoughts and intents of the
heart" (Heb. :12).
Among the citation which
comprised the Lesson-Sermon
was the following from the Bi
ble: "Lead me In thy truth, and
teach me: for thou art the God
of my salvation; on thee do I
wait all the day. All the paths
of the Lord are mercy and truth
unto such as keep his covenant
and his testimonies" (Ps. 25: 5,
10.)
The Lesson-Sermon also In
cluded the following correlative
passages from tho Christian
Science textbook, "Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
tures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Spirit, Life, Truth and Love,
enmhinR as one, and are the
Scriptural names for God . . . .
No wisdom is wise but His wis
dom; no truth Is true, no love
Is lovely, no life is Life, but the
divine; no good Is, but the good
God bestows" (p. 275.)
Church of the
Nasaran
Located at corner Garden and
Martin streets. H. L. Russell,
minUter.
The Bible school meets at 0:45
with classes for all ages. Morn
ing worship 11 o'clock. Young
people's service at 7 o'clock.
Evangelistic service at 8 p. m.
The pastor will speak at both
services. All are welcome.
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Sell It through the want-ads.
TRULOVE'S
Chicken Center
919 East Main
Beef
Short
FREE
Delivery
Phone 4282
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HJ9tismj
lb.
FRYERS 29?b
Hamburger ............2, lbs. 35c
White Hens ... lb. 22c
RED HOT SPECIAL! ' .
BEEF POT ROAST iiib
risv; m i w. u-lm m
m
TRY
ALL
2m!
si.
, Jut m,
Let the mercury soar! Ritz crackers
will be as temptingly crisp as com
pletely delicious as they are in
January!
For a special baking process gives
them sealed-in freshness protects the
flavor and crispness everyone loves.
Think how much that will mean
to you when you want to get the very
most out of the foods you buy !
So stick to Rict this summer. You'll
enjoy the rip and xing it brings to
salads, spreads, cold drinks. You'll
say "no wonder Ritz is America's
favorite cracker!"
BAKED BY NABISCO NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
It is our first Anniversary in our new modern market at 1205 Klamath for many of
our customers . '. . and our 19th Anniversary to many more of the old timers who
remember that it was the same Whi taker's Groceteria that brought low every day
food prices to Klamath Basin residents 19 years ago.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS wmmm
Blue Bell
Shoestring
Potatoes 2c10c
Baby Food 20
Gerbor's 3 lor
Century Large Rip
a1SA.No. 1
VUTC1
Castle Brand Haxdwheat
Flour . ... 49 Lb. $1.49
Kollogg's
Rice Krispies, 2P . 21c
Diamond av -
Wax Paper 125-Foot Roll ISc
Salted Wafers
Crackers 2B19c
CraCkerS 2Btx29C American. Brick, Swiss. Velveeta
rti'X1 Krait Cheese 2Lb Mc
ChcoJate 25c Meeo
bxyX'iZpwIi3c Peas, Corn 303Can.3c,n.17c
Century Large Rip
Tall Can
Pheasant Kosher Type
Dill Pickles
Quart XXC
Sunshine Krispy
Dromedary
Ginger Bread Mix,
Devils Food Mix . . Pkg.
Just Add Water and Bake
19"
Shredded Wheat n.b.c.Z Pk3..23c
Sperry's
Pancake and
9.8-Lb. Bag
Sperry's
Pancake and WaSfle Flour,
- - 55c
sr am.
CatSlip Brimful........ 12 0i. Bottl.
the Higm to umn
We Reserve
Quality Meals
At a Saving
Beef Roast Lb. 26c
Cut from Choice Baby Beef
Leg o' Lamb Lb 35c
Veal Roast Lb 28c
Pork SteaksLb 33c
Pure Lard uSc
Sliced Bacon
Pound..... .... . .
35c
Meat Prices Saturday Only
Every Day Low Prices!
It's every day low prices that make the savings in your food
budgetl And day in, day out, you save at Whitaker'sl
Crisco 73c Macaroni
- ...- t 3-Lb. Cello Pka
A Curve Cut. Made by Porter.
pg. 34c Miracie whip
3 9aaT4 vta
J) a n
Quart Jar '
Lima Beans
EXTPa UHOS I'rt Dua
Oranges ,-35
Fresh, Crisp Kentucky Wonder
Green Beans
Fine for Stuffing Fancy
Bell Peppers
Rod, Firm, Ripe Yakima
Tomatoes -
U. S. No. 1
New Potatoes -
Golden Rip
Bananas
FRESH LOCAL RASPBERRIES...
Lb. 10c
Lb. 15c
Lb. 10c
10 lbs. 42c
Lb. 9c
- 2 for 29
Whj.taker's Groceteria
One location, 1205 Klamath
Extra Fancy Blu Rosa
Rice Cello
Sure-Jell P3k,25c
Fresh Local Ranch
Eggs, Grade A
Large .. lioz. 39c
Llbby's 3-Siv.
Peas Cans. 2 lor
25c
CoSSee..;... Lb.33c
All Popular Brands
MUk33f. ...8c NiiiidfM Tit.0' 17c
-J- ' t 44 U. ----- fttj. -
and Hamj "m Sar
Dennlson's. Lb. Can
Lunch Tongue
Swift's Premium. C$C
Porter's Sun Rise
Fresh Egg
All other brands 4 for 33 fi
Pafkay 4Q
Oleomargarine. 2 lbs."w V
29c
XT. O Vegetable
Juices
46-Os. Can
Plantar. Hi-Hat
Peanut Oil
Pint Can
Swift's
Prem c.35c Tea
37c
Mayonnaise ...
Kraft...,. ....at. Jar
Flapjack Flour
Albers' IX
2W-Lb. Pkg.
8-Bottl. Carton
COCA-COLA, PEPSI-COLA.
Flour
ROYAL CROWN ' ft.
COLA, plus deposit
Tender Leaf
20 Tea BaUs 23C
$1.79
Flavor-Loaf...... 49-Lb. Sack
Milled by Sperry's Enriched With Vitamins and Iron,
Guaranteed.
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