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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
' ?AGH SEVEN
BPW CLUB
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BE ORGANIZED
TULELAK
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TUt.ELAKE Actively em
ployed woman of Tuleleke on
August 20 lit Ui Ihn iiroiindwork
for organization of Tuleleke
iliislnrss and Professional Worn
rn' club next Sundny. August
21), nt which time national, dls-
Irlrt mid rcKlnnnl officers wilt be
present.
The Embryo club appointed
Mr. Wanda filnrk, city clerk,
to nerve as chnlrmnn until or
ganization of the club In com'
plclcd mid officer art elected
Mm. Krrd Engle. a former
member of the Rodrilng BPWC.
In employed at the Tulelake of
fice of the California Oregon
Power company. Upon her ar-
r I vn I here several month ago
Mrn. Engle and a number of oth
er Tuleuike women iinw the need
for such an 'organization here
and the nucletii of the club wai
formed.
Expected for the chartor ses-
Inn next Sunday, which wilt get
under way at a 1:30 luncheon,
are Eleanor Parkin, membership
chairman of the northern di
vision of BPWC; Fern DeSota,
second vice preildent of the na
tional organization; and presi
dent of club of Klamath Fall.
Allura. Yreka and Redding.
Member of these clubi have alio
been Invited.
Women of Merrill who are em
ployed and who are interested
havo alio been extended an In
vitation to Join, Mrs. Engle
i dated. The charter will ba rati
fled and alined to be lent to na'
tlonnl headquarters and officers
nf the new club will be elected
Sundny.
Mm. Stark, at chairman ap
pointed two committee!, mem'
brrnhiD and nominating. Mm
Engle will lerve ai chairman of
the membemhlp. She will be
assisted by Mm. Margaret Me
Lain and by Mn. Peggy Craw
ford. Mm. Marjorle Eagle ' will
nerve ai chairman of the nomi
nating committee with Mn.
Hyrd C. HciU and Mn. Alice
Haas, ai co-commltteewomen.
Dorothy Olixer hai been appoint
ed temporary correipondlng sec
reliiry. Anyone Inlercitcd In attend
ing the luncheon li asked to
1 call either Mm. McLain at 113
or Mn. Engle at S3 or 18 for
reservations. 4
New Pine Creek
The Jim St. Clair residence
was temporarily turned Into a
luxipilnl last Saturday or at least
so it seemed to Mrs. St. Clair,
She has her father-in-law as a
steady patient while he la con
valcsclng from a major operation
of some months ago and will be
a charge for a year or more.
Then Mrs. Franz, her mother,
who is staying with her, fell
and cut quite a gash over her
left eye, necessitating a trip to
tho doctor's office, whore clamps
were attached to the wound to
hold It together. Alfred St.
Clair's boy, Owayne, and Jim's
girl, Becky Lou, both had their
I tonsils and adenoidi removed
the same day.
Roy Sweet, who has been
working for the Goose Lake Box
compony at Lakevlew, recently
lout about two weeks' work with
a broken finger. The accident
occurred when a slash of heavy
green wood fell on It.
Eleanor Hamilton returned
Inst Kridny to resume her teach
ing activities at the State Line
school. The school term la to
open August 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher
loft last Sunday morning for a
10-riny vacation at Oregon coast
al points.
Mrs. Dorothy Blunt accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Jones of Willow Ranch to Klam
ath Falls Inst Saturday, return
ing Sunday.
Short Snider and wife, who
have spent the last 25 months in
t Alaska, came home for an ex
'tended visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Snider
and friends, arriving last Thurs
day. Short has Joined the fly
ing cadets and expects to be in
the service within the next few
months. His wife also plans to
get Into the flying service if pos
sible. Recent word from Pvt. Evert
Lawson of tho "cat skinner's"
branch of the Scabees, states that
he Is located about 40 miles out
of Los Angeles, where he will be
stationed for six weeks or so.
From tliore he dues nut knuw
Just whare ha will ba sunt. ,
Mrs. Nova Morton, who has
been visiting with nor purenU,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cloud, and
holplng with the huy harvest, left
last Buturday morning fur Vat
leju. Harvey Porter accompan
ied her as far as Chlco, where he
will visit his mother for a few
days, at the sumo tlino convalesc
ing Irum a wrenched buck which
he received while working, lie
expects to ba back in time to
help with the grain hurvest.
Grandma Daugherty has been
worso the last few days, suffer
ing from high bluud pressure.
Her duughtor, Mrs. Juo Smith la
stuylng with nor and curing for
her.
Mrs, lna Sample of Pasadena,
Calif., Is here for a few days to
visit with Mrs. Raymond Heese
and frlonds.
The Pinochle club met last
Thursday aftornoun at the home
of Mrs. Fuya Keller. Chicken
salad, coffee and wafors was
served for refreshment. Mrs.
Bunu Furls won high prize and
Mrs. Joo Smith wun low. The
next meeting, to be held in two
weeks, will be at the home of
Mrs. Bessie Woods.
Mrs. Inez McGraw left last
Monday morning with hor three
children for a week's visit with
un aunt and uncle at Grants Pass.
She accompanied relatives from
Lakevlew who were making tho
trip.
Dairy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor
of Weyerhaeuser Camp 4, M. P.
Lloyd Swanson of Camp White,
Oregon and Jack Drlscoll of Bo
nanza, were weekend guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Schmoe.
Mrs. Bud Lee and children
and Mrs. Carl Gibson and chil
dren of Dairy wero business
visitors in Klamath Falls Sat
urday. Claude Fraley, who has been
111 for some time Is reported un
changed. He Is conflnod to bed
at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horsley were
business visitors in the Medford
vicinity for several days last
week. They also visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dsya and
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. AI
met Horsley of that vicinity.
Mrs. Erlo Johnson and Mrs.
Sid Hall of Greenville. Calif.,
arrived here several weeks ago
on business In Klamath Falls.
They are spending this week
with their parents and grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Schmoe and other relatives of
this vicinity.
Mrs. Metta Brldcnstine . of
Coyle, Oklahoma, stopped off
for a several days' visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edith Thatcher and
niece, Olive Fraley of Dairy. She
was on her roturn trip home
after visiting hor son and family
at Darna, Oregon.
Friends are glad to learn that
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith have
received word from their son
Albert, who for so long has been
a prisoner of war and were un
able to correspond with him.
A dinner honoring M. P. Lloyd
Swanson who spent the weekend
her from Camp White, Ore.,
was held at the Virgil Schmoe
home Sunday evening.
Guesta included honor guests,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe, Al
bert Burgdorf and son Eldon,
Jack Drlscoll, John Olson and
the host and hostess and daugh
ter Louise and Vlrgie Lee Sch
moe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown
and daughter were business vis
itors In this vicinity on Sunday
evening.
Wonatchee Woman
Charged With Fraud
SPOKANE, Wash.. Aug. 27 OF)
Mrs. Ooal Valerlo of Wenatchee.
Wash., was Indicted today by a
federal grand Jury which accused
her of writing letters to two sin
gle men in California, repre
senting herself as single and
promising to marry them.
She is at liberty under bond
of $1300. Tho specific charge
was using the mails to defraud.
A London track meet for sol
diers was delayed because the
army couldn t find a pistol to
start the races.
Standard 12-gauge trap loads
make excellent all-around hunt
ing shells.
PEAT
Boottinsnd relieve Uiehothurninistlna
and itch of heat rash with Mexsana. for
merly MenicanHontPowder.Frequently
reoommended by specialists. Cool burn
of pslnfulsunburn.Costs little. Bift sav
ings in larger siies. Demand Moxs&na.
SEED GROWERS!
Get the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Tor Your
ALSIKE CLOVER SEED
Before Selling, Coniaet Our Agent, A, H. Bussman, at
Murphey't Bead Store, fib, and Klamath
Courreen Seed Co., Milwaukee, Witc.
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It's no easy job to secure the foods we need, and at the same time keep
the lid on the cost oi living-but it's a job that's been accepted by your
Independent Grocers. What's good for the customer is good Sor us!
We invite your comparison for quality, service, price.
(Ml lift
Tomatoes -
Corn
Cantaloupes
Soup Mix
2lbs.25c
Boz.49c
Each 10(
- Lb, 49'
No. 21 Tin 25"
3Sor25
Shredded Wheat- Ea.lOc
WhiSSs oS Wheat 3 Sor 22(
CoSSee
Wadham'i
l-Lb.Jar32c
ZveJuiaGui Jlcuu Plicel
Peanut Butter lLb.41c
Tomatoes"" No. 2 Tin 20c
Corn "" " No. 2 Tin 15c
Pheasant Peas No. 2 Tin 14'
Giant NuBora 57
Large Swan -- 12'
Noodlettes 16 z. 27
Crisco " - - 3 lbs. 75'
Pard Bog Food -13'
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MAC'S STORE
Merrill Road
MODERN GROCERY
02 East Mala
MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE
Shasta War
ROBINSON'S MARKET
.. .. 4838 South Sixth '
SHASTA FOOD MARKET
Shasta War
TWIN GIRLS GROCERY
20 East Mala
WEST KLAMATH GROCERY
Weyerhaeuser
BAGETT'S GROCERY
Shasta War i
COMMUNITY GROCERY
1040 East Mala
DRYDEN'S GROCERY
1842 Portland
EAST SIDE GROCERY
921 East Mala
FIFTH AVE. GROCERY
Altamoai Drive and LaVerne
JOE'S GROCERY 8 MARKET
24 Mala
KENO STORE
Keno, Or.
LAPSLEY'S GROCERY
3802 Boar dm an
LIEN'S CASH STORE
Stewart Addition, Keno Road