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Newspaper Page TextJuno 8, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ITVI Court Approves waa accuacd of leaving a plcco of gauze In her head for five month after the operation. The Jury awarded her $20,000, but Circuit Judge Martin W. Haw kins reduced the amount to 910,000. The high court'a' de cision was by Justice Belt. Corp. Langslet x Home on Visit Corporal Chet Langslet, coun ty treasurer on leave, is with his family In Klamath Falls for a few days from Santa Maria, Cali fornia, where he is stationed with the army air corps. Mrs. Langslet has taken over the duties of the county treas 12-MILE LAMPS Searchlights used by anti-aircraft crews are so powerful that it would be possible to read a newspaper by their light as far as 12 miles away. MAINTENANCE OANO Norway's 3,000,000 inhabitants require 400,000 nazt occupation troops to maintain the "new or der." INCOME UP 21 PER CHIT Individual Income for Febru ary, 1943, amounted to $10,428, 000,000, 29 per cent more than In the same month of 1942. Damagta Awarded Against Doctor SALEM, June 8 (P) The atata suprome court upheld today a Multnomah county circuit court judgment Awarding $10,000 dnm agea to Mra. Callle H. Parker against Dr. Joanph A. Pettit, Portland aurgeon. Dr. Pcttlt, who removed a growth from Mra. Parker'f head, Visiting Here Lt. Lynn L, Mi-Danlcla tnd wlfo (Margaret Muhoiicy) arrived In Klmnutli Fall Sinicluy from Oklahoma, whore McDanlela li stationed, to vlilt t the home of her par end, Mr. tnd Mrt. J. A. Mahoney of 737 North Ninth itreet. Lt. Mi-Danlols, who it on a 14-day furlough, will alio visit hi mother, Mra. Tlllie McDanlela in Portland. Mra. Lynn McDanlela will not rolurn eaat with her luinb.'iid, but plana to remain at lirr purent's homo for an Indefin ite aluy. Returns From Vacation FHECARIOUS HATCHERIES , Love terns of the Midway isl ands lay their egg in the most precarious places, often merely Kleiiuora Weatherford of the office of Internal revenue has re turned from her vacullon. urers office until corporal balancing them in the forks ofjLangalet returns from duty after tree limbs.- the war. In Eugena Helen McNully of S2D North Tenth atrcet la visa ing In Eugene with relativea. TENNESSEE PRESIDENTS I ffj fU. I ' Stot. Form Int. Co. Three presidents of the United UJ I AfoLffK. I ' "oft You, Pri.ii.p. t. trlr States have come from the state MAHISIO c'4ftVI of Tennessee: Andrew Johnson, ; lp DRINKS (vSt l&dA J Beord, Agent Andrew Jackson and James K. lOQ m ig mj iwj I if" 'i T i " M" Polk. oTaaliTinirT I b- Correction In Saturday'i paper It win (tilted that Mra. Oacar Peyton win one of the full hostesses for the Aloha Pad Mu ll ou club which will meet In September, The names ahould Jiuvo been Mra. Charlolla Mar tin, Mra. L. f. Willlta, Miss Muyme Whlttlnglon and Mrt. Kurl J. Tcmplur at hottetiei. Waste Fats Anyone who called for the Camp Fire Otrls to collect their waste fats, and whoe urease has not been picked up, should call Mra. Matt Kolin, Jr., at 6442. All money raised by Camp Fire Ciirla through this drive la being turned over to the Commandos. Home From Bay City Muriel Curii.li of tho Merle Norman Cosmetic studio has returned from Hun Franclaco where she spent a week visiting with her mother and slater before her sister's departure for the east. 8ho alio purchased supplies for her studio. From Vacation Lola Marie Whiiriiant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whlsenant of Portland atrert returned last week from a vacation spent In Bend. She has been visiting with her grand mother. Mrs. O. M. Whlttlngton. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Feb. IS, 1943) Train 19 Southbound) 6 p. m. Train 20 Northbound) 11 a, m. Train 17 Southbound) 7 a. m. Train 16 Northbound) 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound. 3i30 p. mu Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturaa. Aihland, Lake- view and Rocky Point 7 a. aa. Sweet Pass Mrs. Margaret fitrode of Eldorado atreet has re ported that ahe has picked two bunches of sweet peas already this spring from her garden. A Boy Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Mc Will lama of Sprague River are tho parents of a baby boy Instead of a girl as waa reported yesterday. The baby has been named Jerry Galen and la the McWilliams' second child. Woman of Mooae Women of the Moose are to meet In regular session Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Offlcc-ra will be elected, and a program will be presented by members of the membership committee. All members aro urged to attend the meeting at Moose hall. A class of candi dates will be Initiated and chair men of tho publicity, member ship, war relief, hospital guild, child care, and ritual committees rwlll make reports at the time. Rosa Club The Rote Club of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, June 10 In the church. Members are asked to bo present because there is important sowing to be done. Sojourners C I u b The So journers club will meet in the Wlllard hotel on Wednesday, June 9 at 9:49 p. m. There will be installation of officers and the retiring officers will serve as hostesses. Nurses Meeting There will be a meeting of the OSNA, dis trict No. 8 on Thursdoy, June 10, at 8 p. m. In the city library clubrooms. This is to be an im portant meeting and all members are urged to attend. Friendly Circle Mrs. J. N. Smith. 419 Pacific Terrace, will be hostess to the Friendly Circle Thursday, June 10. Those de- In Hospital Mrs. Schati of Sprague River is in Klamath Valley hospital where she underwent a major opera tion yesterday. Back to Work Faye Lucas, county Juvenile office em ploye, returned to work Monday after a week's visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lucas of Eugene. Gas Ration Books Lost Dale Cheyne of Rt. 1 Box 8S7 has re ported to police that ha has lost his B ration book and Carl Carl son of the Baldwin hotel has lost his A gas ration book. Police Court It waa a busy morning for the police court with nine drunks, one drunk and dis orderly, one disorderly conduct, one case of possession of liquor, and five traffic ticket cases. Bicycle Stolen Dick Griffith of 2403 White street has report ed that a maroon and cream colored bicycle was stolen from his yard. airing transportation will meet Theodore lBt 11,0 home of Mrs. H. S. Stone, zzut uarrow avenue. Church Meeting The elicits of the Woman's Society of Christ ian Service of the First Method 1st church will meet on Tliurs day, June 10, as follows; circle 1, Mrs. Mocabee chairman, with Mrs. Walter Hcrndon, 825 North Ninth street, dessert luncheon at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Garin will assist; circle 2. Mrs. Rozcndal chairman, at the Rozcndal home, 1444 Cres cent avenue, dessert luncheon at 1:30, Mrs. Ruby Kcnyon assist ing; circle 3, Mrs. Chilcote chair man, will meet with Mrs. Glenn Kent, 737 Pacific Terrace, des sert luncheon at 1:30, Mrs. Pen nlngton the co-hostess; circle 4, Mrs. Barker chairman, will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Norris In the Henley district for potluck luncheon at 1 p. m.; circle 5, Mrs. Kelly chairman, will meet at the homo of Mrs. W. R. Morgan, S108 Avalon street, for a pay luncheon at 1 p. m. with Mrs Strong the co-hostess. Returnt to Portland Mrs. Joe Steele has returned to Port land after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Adams of Merrill. To Seattle Louie Polln left last night for Seattle where he plans to buy more merchandise for his store here. Returns Here Mrs. J. J. Lewis returned to Klamath Falls Monday after a visit with her daughter, Margaret, In Seattle.. Loses Book Ingram Tronson of 833 Walnut avenue reported to city police that he had lost a number one ration book. The LAW says, when you drive an automobile, you must be financially responsible. Call Hans Norland for further Infor mation, 7176. When young people feel that they have no place In the world, nothing to look forward to in the future, then they may be come ready to follow a leader liko Hitler, who promises them a place of usefulness. Prof. Max Wertheimcr of the New School for Social Research, New York. It's easy to find an argument and twice as -easy to lose one The biggest single mailing Job ever handled by the U. S. Post office will be distribution of 120,- 000,000 copies of War Ration Book 3. Pi L E S SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION No LeM of Tlmt Ptrmanmt Rnullil DR. E. M. MARSHA Ohlropraotla PtiyeleliH tW No, 7th I squirt Theatre Idf. uu. Malting lea can't kill tnorklt In drink mad with CANADA DRY WATER ITS "PIN-POINT CAMONATION" 1AWI P.S. In ipoclil formula mikoi any drink Into battor. (fjJTSgEJ CERTO, Pectin 8-ox. bottle, 3 for 45c SURE JELL, Pectin 3 for 25 e PAROWAX Paraffin Mb. pkg. 13c FRUIT JARS, Kerr Mason, quarts, doz. 87c JAR RUBBERS, Regular pkg. 4c CAKE FLOUR, Gold Medal Softatilk, 2-lb. 12 oi. pkg 25c FLOUR, Kitchen Craft 49-lb. lack $1.98 FLOUR, Drifted Snow 49-lb. tack $2.09 BAKING POWDER, Clabber Girl, 32-o. can 22e 33c Bread Julia Lee Wright's 13c 1 H -Lb. Loaf ... Large Pkg. . Oats Morning Glory ' 21c Pure Cane S-Lb. Bag . White (Beet) Satin 10-Lb. Bag OafcW Sugor Stomp No. 1 3 (good for 5 pounds) Stomp PANCAKE FLOUR Bperry's Bat-.: - 32C PANCAKE FLOUR Susanna m-Lb. IQa Pkn. ...... ' (4) V-8 Vegetable Cocktail 46-oz. can 30c (2) TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn No. 2 can 10c (4) GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House, Unsweetened 46-oz. can 31c (2) GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House, Unsweetened No. 2 can 13c KRAUT JUICE, Libby't 12-oz. bottle 10c (24) TOMATOES, Std No. 2Vi can 14e (14) GREEN BEANS, Gardentide, cut. No. 2 can 15c (9) BEETS, Del Monte, diced No. 303 glass 11c (7) PLUMS, Libby't Deluxe No. 2i can 17c (13) PEARS, Harper House, fancy, No. 2Vi can 26c (16) PEACHES, Libby't, halve!... No. 2 tin 19c (14) APPLESAUCE, Libby't No. 2 can 18c (1) CHERUB MILK tall tint, 3 for 28c (Vi) Baby tint 5c (15R) SHORTENING, Royal Satin 3-lb. glatt 60c (15R) SHORTENING, Snowdrift 3-lb. jar 68c (SR) MARGARINE, Dalewood Mb. pkg. 22c B 323 for 5 pounds eoch. aflSSJSftew KlTk Look, for Hm " li II T" "lifeK V 1 GREEN MARKERS i Vegetables 1 f 'riJlXZ Im f ' NON-RATIONED f J A ilZjr XL? 11 I ' ' BUYING! I I flf O ' 1 SOUP MIX, Minute Mon, i 5C jl RICE, Blut Rota 2-lb. pkg. 21c M kS-vvJI CAI Art tlPKtlKIA rwk. 13 H IOC " Pint.'"."!....... 22c 1 Y. MAYONNAISE. Nu Made 8-ox. 14e H Try them grilled, they're delicious . ....Lb. 9c PEANUT BUTTER, Beverly, 6'j-z. jar 15c f I m ful PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy, chunk style, 1 I C iVl Mb. jar 40e Shafter White. M MAYONNAISE, Be.t Food. pint 32c Small aiset for creaming Lb. HC , i I HI-HO CRACKERS Mb. ctn. 20c i A - J H-0 QUICK OATS 2-lb. pkg. 21e j & rtllU ftt WMEAT. 12-OI ka. lie M POST BRAN FLAKES 14-oz. pkg. 13e it jjj?' GRAPE NUTS 12-oz. pkg. 13e j Tf FRILLETS, Wide 8-oz. pkg. 14e ' ' M"MflttfS TENDERONI, Von Comp't ....6-oz. pkg. 9c 8 1 lulllfls ;7iT7T7Til 006 F0OD' G,o-fuf ' 25ot- v-25e I Pflir-Tf- " tjT' MATCHES, Searchlight carton 27c fe UiijjQJlj l NURA GRANULATED SOAP, FhI 0LD DUTCH CLEANSER can, 2 for 15c J lU fall 9 11C a Rogue River Valley. Crisp .. Bunch Oranges Sunklst, bursting with juice. Lb. Grapefruit Lemons Sunklst, for delicious lemonade . Lb. New Potatoes Old Potatoes Klamath Falls No. 1 Gemt. for baking. Lb. SAFEWAy MEATS : Save Your Wette Fate fat Gwipewdart Ruth Each Canful to SAFEWAY. Poinlt' Price 7R SMOKED PORK LOIN ROASTS, Rib and lb. 4le 7R SMOKED PORK LOIN ROASTS, Loin end lb. 44c 9R SMOKED PORK CHOPS, Center cutt lb. 49c 6R PICNICS, 6 to 8 lb. aver., lb. 36c 2R SPARE RIBS lb. 27c 1R PORK HOCKS .. .lb. 24c 5R PORK SAUSAGE, Country ttylo lb. 23c 8R BEEF ROASTS lb. 31c 11R SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 37c 5R BRISKET BOILING BEEF....Ib. 17c 6R GROUND BEEF lb. 29c Berries launch the canning season The moment berriet start coming into market, it'e the signal for canning to get under way. It'e good nutrition, too, for by canning berriea, you're tucking away vitamins and minerals for future health. CANNING BERRIES The hot pock, method Wash berries and remove stems or hulls. For each quart of berries, add M to 1 cup of sugar: boil 3 to 4 minutes, stirring gently. Pouf( while still scalding hot into hot, ster ilized quart jars to yA inch from top.' Seal and process in 'Boiling Water Bath for 5 minutes. 'CANNING BERRIES -Cold Pack Method Pack washed, hulled, tin cooked berries into hot, sterilized jars.' cover with boiling, light to medium syrup (Yiio X cup sugar heated to boiling .with 2 cups water) to within inch of top of jar, adjust jar lids and process in 'Boiling Water Bath for 20 minutes. To Process In Boiling Water Berth Use a deep container with tight-fittinf cover and a rack or false bottom of wire or wooden slats to keep jars off the bottom of the container. Fill with water deep enough to cover jars by to 2 inches. Heat water to almost boiling, then lower hot, filled jars into hot water, placing so they do not touch each other. Cover container,1 heat to boiling, and keep boiling vig orously for the entire processing time.1 Count processing time from tho - moment the water begins to boil. If water evaporates, add more boiling water to keep j ars covered at all timee. CANNING JUICE FOR FUTURE JllUIS Wash, hull and crush berries and heat without water 5 to 10 minutes. Ez tract juice from pulp by straining and pressing through double thickness of wet cheesecloth. Pour into hot, star ilized jars to H inch from top. Pro -cess (see above) for 20 minutes. FOR JELLY MAKING-By canning tho ' juice in this manner, it is a simple thing to make jellies whenever there's enough sugar saved up. You'll find many other uses for this fruit juioa too, if you've been foresighted and canned enough. It is delightful to add to punch or fruit drinks. Just sdd sugar to taste and add water if it is to go a long way. HOW MUCH? It takes about i to 1 Vi pounds of berries to give 1 quart of canned berries, and a little more for a quart of fruit juice. rSt WW XX OWMV6 r I CAN MAKE JAM AND tlflfY, A BUT I MM I KNSW MOW ABOUT ),;-' CANNING. ARC TOu OWM ' j EaUfjaacdlG (Snflfieo WHITE KING Granulated SOAP 29c 28-os. Box P&G LAUNDRY SOAP Lte. bar 4 3 8B?ru 13c Othstfc (pjopidcUtA Cm- LOWEST PRICES ! ! I a is Better, richer, there' no value tor thot stoma! 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Sho't rhjhtl otter send for yovr fy ef tho handbook now I Even experienced homo cannera will find valuable, up-to-the-minute suggestions in Julia Loo 'Wright's handbook. And if you'ro new at the game, it will help yom void discouraging mistakes! All advertised Itama sub)eet if available supplies pirlp. ge4 , 11 week.